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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
SURGEON CLEARED
OF MALPRACTICE CHARGE

Washington. March 1'-Surgeon
Francis :. Nash. OF the navy, was
today released from arrest at wash
ington navy yard and rtstored to duty
at the naval medical hospital in this
city. Secretary Meyer having approved
the findings of the court martial
which acquitted him of malpractice
In the treatment of the case OF Mid
shIpman Stephenson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Philadelphia. March ~ sam
Langford. colorcd middlewcight
Chicago. tonight in "a slX-round bout
before the Washington sporting club.
Barry claimed to DC suffering from
malaria foyer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Los Angeles. March tG.-Trailcd for
months by government agents aud In
hiding la this city for some time, Mel
Shultz. snid to be "a member of a gang
Of crooks that has operated for years
in Kansas. was arrested today by Sc
cret Service Agent Hazen. The pris-
oncr VIII b, returned Ia Kansas.
where he is under federal Indictment
on a charge OF bin raising. since
leaving Kansas Shultz has been mar
ried. His bride peladed with the Of
ficors today to allow her husband to
go free. Shultz is an expert en-
graver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18
Nc,nda narIIclt noIlcd Dcmocral..

washington. y. G, March TITO
report Of last Monday OF the vote ON
the Fitzgerald amendment To the
house rules. the name Bartlett was
mentioned as one OF the democrats
supporting them. As there are tWu
30 fletts in the house they desire 60
make II clear that Bartlett of Nevada
and not Bartlett Of Georgia hulted
the democrats Ia favor Of the amend
mnnts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Los Angeles. March 17.-Former
Mayor Arthur c. Harper returned
here today from Bakersfield in obedi-
ence to a subpoena to appear before
the special grand jury which %convenes
tomorrow to investigate the charges
of graft made against the Harper ad-
ministration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

considerably over q hundred by the
time the session comes to a close.
BY the passage of the Roberts cleo
ton law tonight and the expected
passage of The law creating h ter
ritorial conservation commission there
remain but two measures pending be-
fore the assembly for which there
has been widespread public demand
which have not been acted upon one
way or the other These two remain
ing measures are the railroad COM
mission bill and the local option
measure. 1t is not now expected that
there Will be any action upon either
of these measures.
The Irish on the job.
st. Patrick's day was literally oh
served in Santa Fc today II almost
every one was decorated with the
green. Chief Clerk Bill Brogan of the
council. who is p%ardonably proud of
his Irish aneestory. blossomed out
with the council journal decorated
with about four yards of bright green
ribbon. This ribbon later in the day
was attached to the sergeant-at-arms
as a mark of distinction for his valiant
and successful efforts for the passage
of the new game law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Columbus, Ga. March l5-Rcv. }.
william Jones. ID. d. of Richmond
Va. chaplain general Of the United
Confederate Veterans. and an author
and lecturer. Is very in here. His
physicians said today there was no
hope Of recovery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Harrisburg. Pa. March 1.-THE
two houses Of the Pennsylvania legis-
lature in Joint session today formally
declared George Tener oliver. of Pitts
burg. elected to the United states sem
ate to fiil the u%nexpired term OF PHI
lander c. Knox.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

Maben. Miss. March t7.-SeyoH
members of the family Of Robert Cot
ton. a wealthy planter. were poisoned
today by eating fried eggs. containing
arsenic. which tehir colored coOk used
by mistake for pepper. Three small
children are In a critlcan condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-18

81. Paul. March IA bill was
passed in the house today allowing The
councils Of 81. Paul. Minneapolis ana
Duluth to permit boxing matches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
HAPPY RESULTS
Have Made Many Salt Lake City Resi-
dents Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores OF Salt Lake City
citizens grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough
10 make anyone happy TO find relief
after years of suffering. Public state.
ments like the following are but truth
full representations of the daily work
done in Salt Lake City by Doau S Kid
ncy Pills.
Mrs. j. S. Benson, Az West Eighth
South street. Salt Lake City, Utah,
says: "You are at liberty to continue
the publication Of the statement / gave
in 1906 in praise of Doan's Kidney
Pills, Ny entire family has used this
remedy with the most satisfactory re-
suits One Of my children was troubled
with weak kidneys and when ] heard
that Doan s Kidney Pills were as eff.
fectIyc in eases OF younger persous as in
those of older people. decided to try
them. l procured supply at F. j.
Hill g. CO. IS drug store and the contents
Of one box practically removed the trou
BILE. / gladly give my name III praise
of Doan g Kidney Pills. for | know
them TO be n splendid kidney modi
cine.
For sale by ali dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster,Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namo-Doan 's--and
take no other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
KAYSVILlE NEWS


Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSNGLIE. oct. tS,--h fine eight
ana onc-halG pound daughter was born
To Mrs. Claude -. Cannon Of Wash
iugton. II. G.. sunday Mrs. Cannon was
formerly Miss Emily =. Barnes OF Kays-
Vile
\ aon was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burton Monday.
Miss Chloe Van Fleet of Pennington
and Joseph Stayner of Salt Lake City
worc married Thursday.
Twin daughters were born To MIR. md
Mrs. Alfred Rgby of Ccntrovllle yes
terday.
\ rne daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Marston ~ Layton Saturday.
Tho kaysvllle city council purchased
tho large springs east OF Kaysvllle, owned
by Obcnshaw Bros. and Walter Dummer,
last week for $4,000. The springs In their
undevclopcd condition flow sevcnty-nine
gallons of water per minute. which Is
ample TO supply tho needs OF the present
population of Kaysvillc city.
4 twelve pound daughter was born TO
Mr. and Mrs. lack Dollar OF Bountiful
Saturday,
4 I'm" son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tingoy OF Ccntrevllle Monday
Miss Lillian Galbraith. who has been
very sick with typhoid fever for the
past six weeks, Is now recovering.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
COUNTY MAY IMPOSE
HEW LIQUOR LICENSE
Aimed TO Prevent Drunkenness
and Bad Conduct at Ogden
Canyon,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct. l9.-To prevent a petit
ton OF frequent drunken and disorderly
conduct in Ogden canyon which was no
ticcabic in the resort the past summer,
an ordinance has been prepared and
Will probably be passed by the county
commissioners at their next meeting,
There being no county ordinance against
drunkenness and disturbing the peace in
the past the deputies of the sheriff :
Office have been frequently embarrassed
In their efforts 10 preserve order In the
canyon. and other places beyond the jur-
isdiction of tho city ordinances.
Along with the above ordinance. has
been drafted an ordinance increasing the
Equor licenses in those districts beyond
the city limits 10 $1,000 Il year. Both OF
these ordinances will be moro applicable
in their operation to Ogden canyon and
It's vicinity. The ordinances have already
been drafted and were presented to the
county commissioners today but were re-
fcrred 20 the county attorney 10 make
such corrections as be may think neccs-
sary.
Another ordinance regulating the H.
censcs OF hawkcrs and pcddlers. which
was formulated at the request OF Ogden
merchants. has been referred TO the
county attorney also.
AT the meeting OF the board this morn
Ing. "A carload OF coal was ordered for dis =
tribution 20 the INDECENT people of the
cotnty. upon the recommendation OF the
commissioner Of the poor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL
WEDDING A FAILURE

CINCINNATI. O., Oct. 1S.-The Times
Star prints today a dispatch from At
lautlc City. y. j., saying that Bandmaster
Orostes Vesela and his young wife, for
merly Miss Edna Egan, daughter OF r.
l.. Egan. millionaire manufacturer and
former president OF the Cincinnati cham
Der Of commerce, have separated. II be-
came known today that Mrs. Nesclla
has been living with her parents here
for two months,
Nesclla Is well known on account OF his
peculiar mannerlsms while welding the
baton. He married Miss Egau five years
ago following woolng that excited the
attention Of the whole country During
the summer visit with her mother ut At
lantic City, y. j.. Miss Egan fell In
love with the Italian bandmaster. Yes
ella reciprocated and dedicated a dreamy
waltz TO the object of his admiration
and played IT every day.
When Miss Egan returned 10 her home
here Ncsella carried on his courtship by
telephone daily at q dollar a minute. The
wedding took place in Cincinnati three
months later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
FOR
ENTRANCE TO CANAL
Joint Army and Navy Board Will
Take lip Plans During
Coming Winter.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls.-Thc mn
portant work of constructing fortiiica-
,ions for the entrance to the Panama
canal, it was SAID today, will be gwen
careful consideration by "A joint army
and navy board during the coming win
ter This board viii visit the isrhmus
and 90 over the entire ground, lnvesti-
eating conditions. so that congress may
he prepared to act intclligently.
General GocthaIs, chief engineer of
the. Panama canal commission, has
promised that the canal shall be ready
to bc opened January |, 1915, and the
president and his cabinet feel that
the work of placing that waterway in
an imprcgnablc position should be FIN
ished or at least under way by the
time the canal is ready for practical
uses.
The board viii consist of Brigadicr
General William l.. Marshall chief Of
engineers; Brigadicr General William
Grocer, chief or ordnance: Brigadicr
General Arthur Murray. chief of coast
artillery: Brigadicr General W. W.
Withcrspoon, assistant chief OF staff,
two canal officers yet to be selected,
and possibly others.
. The general question of the fortifca-
tions for the canal has been discussed
by the army for some time. Ii is
possible that If the report of the board
is made IN time congress may at this
session appropriate money for the
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
DARING ATTEMPT To
ESCAPE FROM PRISON
Two Bars Almost Sawed Through
When Officers Catch Con-
Wet at Work.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. ia daring attempt 10
escape from the county Jail by saving
away tho bars of cell was nippcd IN
the bud today by Sheriff Wilson and
several OF his deputies, otto Eassctt
"a prisoner held on the charge of high
way robbery, committed several weeks
nGo. was tho source Of the attempted
break Bassett was interrupted IN his
work by tho officers. who suspected that
they had received Cor several days. ana
bad been Keeping q strict watch. The
noise of the saving had been heard IN
the iail Office several days ago, but tn"
sheriff had waited in the hope OF catch
Ing EaSSctt at work.
Two ~ TN" bars 10 his cell had been
sawed nearly In half when hts attempt
a viEilaut search of the cell, tho officers
located four stcol hnck-saws concealed
under an iron strap. which crosses tho
cell floor Tho strap where the saw hHd
been concealed was inCcniously covered
with "a piece of newspaper stuck 10 the
floor with molasscS.
EIssctt was taken from his cell and
placed In solitary confinement Tic SUI
lcny refused to answer any questions
asked him bv the offivcrs. but nc Is be-
llcvcd TO have had tho assistance ot other
prisoners i'm tho jail But two bars stood
between his coll aud tho corridor. After
reaching the corridor IL is supposed 10
have been his intention 20 lbcratc the
other prisoners from their cells and make
entrance. BaSsctt was arrested several
months ago for rohbipg Edward Nor
riEcy OF a gold watch. TIL" officers
regard him as n dangerous criminal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
TREASURER TREAT ON
LESSONS OF THE PANIC

BOSTON. Oct. lS.-Makiug probably
his last public appearance before his
retirement from the office of treasurer
Of the United States, November |,
Charles H. Treat OF Washington to-
night addressed the Bank Officials as
ISOLATION upon National Clearing
House and Bank and the Currency
Problem
He said, among other things:
'The lessons Of the recent panic
have emphasized the Importance of
having more coordination among the
banks. This desire has taken shape
more particularly in the advocacy of a
great central or clearing house bank
that would provide resources wherein
the banks could have adequate facili-
ties for recounting their loans and
thereby bo afforded such banking ac-
commodations as business requires.
While | am an advocate Of cen.
trail bank or national clearing house
bank, ] am still convinced that the
people would not accept any currency
that does not have the government
guarantee behind it.
"Thc extraordinary suggestion has
been put out that in order to prevent
further depreciation of the per cent
bonds, experimental legislation author.
izing the establishment of postal saw
ings banks should be enacted, so that
the money savings Of the people might
obsorb the output of some $3.50. 100000
of per cent bonds and thereby safe
guard the government credit. Matters
would seem TO have reached a deplor-
able condition il the government credit
has to take such form, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL
HAS A BUSY SESSION
Election Judges Are Confirmed:
New Paving District Is
Created.
snocinl 10 Tho rrihnnc.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 1S.-Thrco judges from
each Of the sixteen districts Of tho city
were submitted by the Councilmcn OF
cnch ward at the regular session tonight,
and were confirmed. On motion Of Coun-
Gilman Dickson, the judges from the
Seventeenth district will bc appointed to-
morrow. Should any vacancies occur in
the appointment. the vomcilmcn from
each ward were empowered To name 9TH
crS 90 iii the vacancy.
An ordinance creating paving district
100 and providing FOR an extra tax levy
on all abutting propcTty-ownors passed
its second reading by title and WIS re
icrvcd Ia the law committed This Is
thr paving district for which contract
was awarded 10 l.. j. Moran Of salt
Lake city over month ago. upon which
work has been started for several weeks.
An echo OF the recent visit OF PrcSi-
dent Taft to Ogden was heard tonight
when II. -. Grafton, by his attorney. H..
T.. Emerson. presented "A claim for $500
for personal injuries alleged To have been
received by tripping on wire which had
been stretched along Washington ave-
nuc. The wire was placed on the strc 4
10 keep tho crowd of people who had
gathered to'scc the president from crowd
ing into this thorouEhfarc. In his COM
munication. Grattan says that he Was
,burryins to catch train carly next
morning. when his loot caught In the
wire. throwing him heavily To- the ground
and causing him n spralncd wrist and
other Injuries. Tho claim was referred 10
the law committee and city attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
!, NEWS or REXBURG
Special to The Tr!bune.

Special to The Tribune,
RF;XBURG. Ida, Oct ls.--Jacob Felix,
aged IS. died of typhoid pneumonia
Thursday night The deceased had been
III but a few days. He took his wife
and one OF tho children who are suf-
ferlng from typhoid, to the hospital the
beginning of the week. The case is a
sad one as he leaves ten children.
Mr. Felix came from Switzerland a few
years ago, and for two years was night
watchman for Henry Flamm Co. OF
Rexburg. Funeral services were held in
the Third ward meeting house on Sun
day.
Tamano Takaski. Japanese woman.
aged 81 was buried yesterday afternoon.
She was married and leaves a husband
and two small children. Death was due
10 typhoid fever.
DR.. and Mrs. George Il. Hyde gave
an elaborate wedding reception last night
In honor OF their daughter, Miss Vida
recently married In Salt Lake City 10
G. Lee French. There were about 200
guests present. large number OF use
rul presents were given the young couple
Sanford Dodge and company are I'LL
Ing an engagement at the local opera
house Mr.. Dodge gave reading at the
academy On Friday afternoon. He read
a number of scenes from Julius Caesar.
vast amount Of work Is being done
by the dry farmers on the bench lands.
Several thousand acres are being pre- =
pared for fall grain In some places
the grain is up and growing nicely. The
state has been pctitioncd 10 open up
another township near ReXburg for home
stealing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 1S.--Both tho re
puhliCnus and the democrats held their
conventions here tonight and placed city
tickets in the field. Tho Republican ticket
follows.
MaNor-Frnnk Daily,
RcCorder-ThomaS Stringcr
Trcssurer-W. II. Jcnord.
Police JudEc-R IT, Waters.
I.onE-tcrm Councilman--J. w. Thornp-
son.
Short term OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peter
son. r. T.. Wight and John Kelly,
Following is the Democratic ticket;
Mayor. T. Welsh,
Recordcr-Lucy Gnrrin,
TrcnsUrcr--J. J. Fitzgerald.
. Police Judge-Henry Cronman.
LonE-torm Counoiman-,M j. McGil.
Short term Councimen--J. j. Howarth,
". j. BoCG and W. :. Wostheld +. M
Smith was nominated TO iii an uneXpircd
term.
The platforms Of both conventions were
very similar in that thoy both pledged
the support nC their candidates Tor all
public Improvements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
YOUNG MAN MEETS
WITH TRAGIC DEATH
Is Nearly Ground to Pieces in
Machinery at Utah Copper
Mill.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. oct. 1S.-Willlam Crabi!l.
aged 20 years and employed at tho Utah
copper mill as an ore classihcr, met
with tragic death today by being wound
around the shaft at the mill His cloth
ing became entanglcd in the machinery,
and before help could reach him he was
hurled to his death. His skull and one
Of his hands were torn completely from
the body. which was terribly manglcd.
his legs and several ribs being almost
ground To pieces.
The young man was on the table floor
and was not In his own department and
the foreman OF the mill says he had no
business there. What he was doing
there is not known. Had he been in
his own department. ii is claimed. the
accident would not have occurred,
Mr. Crablll Is survived by u brother
residing in Colorado and also by rcla-
tives In West Virginia, His body IL at
the Hall undertaking parlors awaiting
advice from rclatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
viii Beautify Streets.

SVttIII 10 I II1 ITIUWTI'' :
MURRAY. Oct, iS,-Steps will be
taken Immediately by the Murray council
to beautify all the streets in Murray. A
contract has been let TO James Wood for
the construction OF eight cement cross
ings, with the specifications that 4xS tim
bcrs he eft on either side of the said
crossings, and that the concrete he COM
posed OF two parts Stag, two OF clear
gravel two of sand and one OF the best
cement
The Utah Light and Railway company
and tho Progress company have been
given Il permit 90 top the outer row OF
poplar trees in front Of The Arlington
that They might string their lines on thar
Side of tic street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50 1
GOVERNMENT Es AIDING
KEY WEST SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls.-For che
purpose of affordint prompt relief TO
the needy storm suf' erers at Key West,
the army post at ID a. place is to issue
rations for Il few days, the. cost Of
Red Cross society.
The organization ias undertaken an
investi cation on it, own account, and
one of its experts. ,. c. Logan Of At
lanta, Ga, has been directed of proceed
to the scene and re Sort to Washington
the extent of relief and rehabilitation
necessary.
The action taken today follows an.
appeal from the nSyor OF Key West'
for federal assistance. which came 10
the White House and by Secretary Car
penter was sent to the war department.
and the Red Cross.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
Faculty for Night School.

Special 10 The Tribune
MURRAY, oct. tS.-The faculty OF the
new night school will be composed OF
j. l.. Horne. II 5. professor of mathe-
matics at The l.. d. :. university; c. F..
Gautin principal Of the Arlington school,
where the sessions win he held, and c.;
NJ. MumCord. superintendent OF Murray
schools.
Courses Will be offered in bookkeep-
ing. pcnmanship. English. algebra. COM
mcrc!al arithmetic civil government
spelling and mechanical drawing. Mrs
Victoria Fowler has been engaged TO de-
vote her entire time 10 the sewing work
and in supervising the work in tho prl
mary department at the Arlington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN :
CAUSE Of ANXIETY
F0resbaJOws Biz Decrease in
Number of Shaep Allowed
on Reserves.
Sp.ciaI Ia Tho Trirune

Special 10 Tn" Tribute.
MT. PLEASANT, oct 1s.-A circuIa.
letter sent To all shetp men ranging their
herds ON the Manu rSucrvc by the super.
visor. 4. w Jensen. slas struck the Large
owners with Consideration.
The letter forcshadows n decrease al
20 per cent I'm tile number Of sheep 10 ba
allowed oil the rescr,c next year for all
who have the protective limit, The maxi.
mum number now Permitted On tho re-
serve by any one mGn is 7S5. The nes
allotment will reduce this to 500. This
order will effect 14S out OF i2i srowers
now holding permits. ind reduce the nuc,-
bcT of sheep on tho trserye over Is, ,0u0
the reasons for th's marked reduction
are that there has occn 4 decrease OF
land in the reserve. 1nis amounts 10 over
5000 acres. IT hie b.cn bought as
coGi land and leased
Large owners-thc flew allotment affects
only them-profeSs 10 sec In the reduction
a death blow 10 t,s sheep industry
throughout this sectiiM, They claim thai
the present maximum number OF Is5 wzs
Just as low as they ciuld carry on j prof
table business.
The supervisor states in his letter flat
strong sentiment exists in Sanpcle
and Emery counties ar better protection
for the watersheds. : pd hints that future
plu'IS VIII pIpbdplN n lD"dlu q lUrtnef
decrease IN the alli .ments In order to
meet the public deml ads.
Except In this one particular the sheep
business hcreabouts In the best possible
condition. Wool is selling this fall at
20 cents per pound, isc best price known
In years al this timt OF year. ard ianbs
are bringing from $ REQ up TO $3.50. II
is estimated that ovei 20 000 head OF lamb
are being fed in Mt. Pleasant this year.
These Will turn out February at about
5000 each. or rou;a $l00 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
WORK PROGRESSING ON
THE BAMBERGER ROAD
,pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Oct, 1S.--The extra pole
line OH the Salt Lake Ogden railroad
between Salt Lake City and Ogden is
completed with the exception Of Il very
few poles on the ground where the right
of-way has not been yet secured. They
expect TO begin stringing trolley wires
this week Two wires will be strung
close together; one Tor cars To run north
on and the other to be used in return
switches and turn-outs. similar TO what
they will he when the road is double
tracked.
steam plant is 10 be built at the
Lagoon for generating the electricity for
running the cars.