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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
BLAZE IN TEA STORE.
Early Morning Fire Brings Damage
To Extent OF $4,000.

Fire I'm the basement Of the premises
occupied by the Great American im-
porting Tea company, No. 40 south
Main street. this morning caused loss
that win approximate close to S200c
and for time threatened the destruc-
ton of the Constitution block
Through the valiant and energetic ef-
forts OF the fire department under the
direction OF chief w. N Glore. the
blaze was confined to the basement OF
the store, where the fire originated
The fire was first discovered by tho
lanitor for the offices of the Central
Coal g. Coke company. adjoining the
tea store. about 8 O'Clock this morning,
and his alarm had hardly been sent u
when Night Waterman Bob Nelson
turned Do another. When the depart
ment arrived al the scene the base
mout was "a blaze OF flame and nllod
with suffocating smoke.
by strenuous work ON the part OF
the hre fighters. the flames. although
beginning To eat their way up through
the flooring. were brought under con-
troll. and the fire confined within the
one basement until IL was eXtlnguishei
The origin OF the fire is believed TO
have been due 10 carelessuess ian the
D
/ wiring was given as the first reason,
but Fire Chief Glore stated after an
examination that he had found the cleo
troal wiring iu even better condition
[ than the average
Investigation hy Chief Glore after the
Gre disclosed the fact that "a gasoline
stove had been used in tho basement
/ hy some of the attaches of the store
/ f0r the purpose OF cooking meals. This
I stove was used last night and the sup
/ position is that possibly lighted match
I had hecn thrown aside. and into n pile
I off rubbish where 10 caused "a blaze
/ which smouldcred until the outbreak oi
/ the Game this morning
The loss HF reported 90 chief Gloro
is ON tho building $3.50. on the stock
of tens conoes and broken glassware.
/ $1,000. 0u stock 0t SAL Sickle. "a iewelel
I occupying portion off the Tea store
/ nOor space 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
nlsrRIcr CouRT NOTEs.

Ceorre Axeirad sued his brother, y.
a. Axelrad, yesterday In the Ihliu Jus
triot court 70 recover SS3l. on Two
,',onoiesorv notes. He also asks Tor
interest from April ], 1908, when the
notes were executed.
Henry X. Hgson brought suit Mon,
dav against Mary Jane Gleason anu
t-iisab al Gleason for $50 and fore
,los,tro ou property in lot s. block D.
dve-acre plat a, Big Field survey
Gus p. Munlnger. a barber. was made
me defendant in a suit for divorce
Yesterday by his wife, Mrs Alice r.
MuUinger. ON the charge on non-aup-
morn They were married AZ Provo
March q 1900 They have child whlcn
Was legally adopted 10 August, 1904 ana
she asks for allmony for The support OF
herself and child,
james Arbucklc and Arthur Hutchin-
SON. charged with contributing 20 the
delinuuenci Of four orphans dt the 81
Annals orphanage by buying meat from
them which they took from the lhsLitu
tion. were arralgned yesterday 100 Jus
lice Stanley A. Hanks court lhey
were discharged by the court because
there was some doubt as TO lne li1eh'
~ the defendants.
Edward Simpsons suit against san
Lake city was called for trial Ono Judge
Rnchie's court this morning tie asks
FOR s535 for personal injuries fus'
talncd by his wife, son, daugn ler79 a.
law. two minor children and himself
when thoy were plunged into the Jof-
dan river or of tho Ninth North street
bridge The bridge was fun ot holes
and the horses that thcv were driNinl
SHE'D and pitched them into the river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
A Salt Lake City Case
Many More Like il in salt Lake
City.

Tho following case n but one Of
many similar occurring daily IN salt
Lake City. u is an eaay matter 20
verify he correctness. Surely you can
not ask Tor better PROOF than such con-
elusive evidence.
Mrs G. H. Dale living az $50 west
Eighth South street. Salt Lake city.
Utah. says; 'For a ycar or moro
was entirely free from kidney COM
plant untn 7 began suffering from
pains IN the small OF my back through
my loins. when ! caught cold OF ever
exerted myself became very much
worse. and was often laid up from
three days TO a week az a time. My
kidneys were also very irregular ana
gave me much distress and annoyance.
1 heard so many people praislng Doan's
Kidney Pills. that decided TO give
them a trial. and procured a box at the
r. J. Hin's drug store They helped
me from the first. 40 continued taxi
Ing them until I was cured. ! am glad
20 recommend the remedy that cured
me"
For sale BY an dealers. Price 30.
centa Foster Milburn Co. Budalo,
New York, sole agents for United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
FORMAL CHARGE
AGAINST MALONE
Assault with Intent to Commit
Murder is Alleged
Against Him.
TO Be IN COURT TOMORROW.
WHOM Told TIC Was TO Plead in Court,
Prisoner Assumes More Cheer
fat Attitude.

r,oorrow morning GO 90 O'Clock j. 3
Malone. who ou the cvcnins of April $
shot down Nels PauIson. win be arr
,signed before Judee D. NJ. Bowman on
q charge OF assault with intent 20 come
init murder
The complaint against Malone On
tbfs charge was sworn 90 by Detective
] vs.. BuJ ibis moiuug ana at 'ne
Same tiuc the arrangements were 'orl-
pleted by the county attorneys oIll-e
for araignmcut tomorrow morning.
Malone. himself dId not know OF tne
fiirr of the complaint or the setting
of his arraignment until the word was
am into him by news reporter
shortly after tho noon hour owing Dob
the umleation OF the city jan, follow
ing the outbreak of smallpox VINO"
noceasitated the removal ot Mlluam ta-
wards. "a prisoner 20 the ISOLATION nos
pital. the jain has been closed TO an
visitors, including even attorneys Tor
prisoners held there awaiting heaIlis'
When told Malone said.
"pm glad of 3D.. when they hlc a
complaint against me and / am given
"a chance TO answer then I VIII pc
able 20 get bonds ana my freedom
until the trial.
The incident which caused the near
death OF Nels Paulson and the near
reration OF Malone followed AN alter
cation engaged in az the store Of the
j. p. Poulson CO., on the early even
inQ of April 3. While leaving the
Store Malone drew a revolver ana
0red a bullet into Mr. Poulson. The
latter was at first thought 10 pc
mortanv wounded, was removed 20
Inc Groves l.. ID. S. hospital, where
he has since steadily improved ana
h now considered beyond an danger
from the effect OF the wound
Immediately after the shooting Ma
lone was taken into custody and has
since been confined in the city JAN
since that time the condition Of Poul-
eon has been his constant thought
ana with the increasing chances or
Improvement of Poulson's condition
Malone's spirits have risen cores
pondingly. Several attempts nave
becn made to secure his release under
bonds but they have failed because
of the fact that no complaint had peen
issued against him and that he was pe-
ing held pending the determination
Of the condition OF poulson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 27-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 5ihN4 per cent
Sterling exchange weak. closing
strong with actual business ln bank
ers' bills az 46GUAhGl0 for 0-day bills
and az Sfsl 80 for demand.
Commercial bills. 4baldM
BAR Silver. b2# cents
Mexican dollars IA cents
Government ana railroad bonds.
steady.
Money on can steady 1909 per cent,
ruling rate ana offered at per cent
closing bid. lA per cent.
Time loans dull but steady. FOR go
DAYS. 2ia PER cent? Ton 900 days 2H08
per- cent? Tor siX months 2a3h Der
cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
RAILROAD NEWS.
nEsInrrINc woon III.
sanpctc Man Saws Hc saves Money
With nonrcr Route

sanpctc Man saws Hc saves Money
Win Dongcr Route.
"ft is cheaper Co ship wool On Los An
rcics and then rcship BE- t0 Boston, thin
10 is to ship direct to Boston nom Man
o.. sold "a well known resident ana
uom grower or the sanpcte town this
morning "rhls ls rather 90 rpmarkahle
statement but Dc o. a fact And the
shccpman from central Utah got out
his pencil and paper t0 demonstrate me-
statement
'ff ever there was O. case 81 diEcrlm-
natlon against "a local industry, this De-
ono" ho continued. NOW Che ratio
from Manu Co Los Angeles over the
salt Lake Route ON wool Is 80 cents per
ZOO pounds. the rate from los Angeles
To- Boston. by way of salt lake is &Llo.
Tho rate from Utah common points 90
Boston is f2l3 so by shipping his
wool Co. Los Angeles. having it con-
pressed there and then rcshippng 20 to
BOSTON hack over the SHINE rails which
10 travcrsod t0 reach the Southern Calf
fornia city. the Mauu wool grower gets
a benefit of 25 couts on every hundred
pounds.
como wool company Bon my home has
purchased about one fourth of the wool
clin OF Utah this year, amounting Co
100000 pounds and footing up in cash
about $500 600. This company has
shipped an its wool 90 California and
then back "a Boston. saving Che differ
ence OF % cents. The b, Harris COM
pany has shipped it's wool the Same
way. as have other shippers. The save
ng varies a little. depending upon the
local rate from the point at which ship
mont is made to Los Angeles, but Doc our
part of the country the amount saved
By using the route Indicated is from
IS tu 93 cents "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Star Live stock & Poultry COM
pany OF ogden filed its articles Of
Incorporation today with the secretary
Of state It's capital stock amounts %
$4,000. divided into shares at 81 each.
The officers are: Elias S. King, presi-
dent; Robert Shipley, vice president
ana David W. Evans. secretary and
treasurer.
The Minersville stock and Water
supply company Of Beaver county has
filed its articles Of Incorporation with
the secretary OF state. The capital
stock amounts 10 $4,000. divided in
To shares OF $25 each. The officers
are. H. r. Bingham, president; VIII
liam Roberts, vice president A. j.
treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The Mission theater is the name OF a
new playhouse 20 be built FOR tho
Advance Amusement company. which
now operates the Lyric theater on tho
property Immediately east OF the
Colonial theatcr According 10 plans
which have been prepared the Mission
will seat nearly 200 persons and Will
Doe among the best Of It's kind. A large
stage. asbestos curtain, plenty of exits.
seats upholstered iu leather an or
chestra OF 30 pieces. "a modern system
of ventilation and 90 nnc entrance are
among the things promised 60 It's pat
rons Something of special interest 20
mothers in This connection is the special
check room for go-carts Manager John
A. clark OF the Lyric viii operate the
new theater which VIII be opened, DO
is said, early iu tho summer.
The contract ror the structural steel
for the now Koarns building on Main
street. between First and Second South
streets has been let TO the Modern
Steel Construction company OF Wan
llesha. Wisconsin n calls for the de-
livery of about 1900 tons of steel. Work
on the now building win start early
30 the fall
The Independent Electric company,
which has fled It's articles Of inc0rpora-
tion today has among its stockholders
some OF the solid business men of the
city The officers are; Nephi L. Nor
rls. president; Heber e.. lverson. vice
president; Eugene Chandler, treasurer.
Lon j. HaddoCk. secretary and man
ager. Oscar c. Hemmenway and
George C.. Smith. directors. The COM
uany win be located at N east Third
South street. where &c VIII do a whole
sale and retail business in electrical
fittings. and also take orders for con-
structlon work on and after May 1.
The board Of education secured q
permit today from the building In
spcctor for the erection OF a brick
addition TO the Wasatch schoOlhOuae
which viii cost $4,000 There were
nine other permits issued which brings
the total up 90 $40 900 FOR today. This
gives "a total Of S513.200 for the 2 2
days in April and this is an increase
OF S132,2Oo over the entire month of
April for last year.
Architect j A. Headlund has COM
pletod plans for two apartments houses
for Sol Nelson, one two stories and onf
three stories. containing four and SIX
apartments respectively, To De erected
ON Third East street between Third
and Fourth South, at a cost OF S25.oOo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
WARNING TO PASSENGERS.

Notices are being posted in the street
cars cauti0uing passengers against
putting their heads or hands out of the
windows This s precautionary meas
.ure due to the indiscretion OF tourist
9n ono of the sight Seeing cars last
YEAR ne stuck his head out 10 see
,,bfther or not the ear would run over
IA dog his head was badly bumped
IN ID telegraph pole. FOR which De sued
me- company. but was non-sulted, as
IN wa- shown that the plalntim was
entirely at fault
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
CERTIFICATES AWARDED.

The state board OF education granted
certificates 70 the following persons:
Grammar grade life diploma--Alics
Maria Burton Marion Alkaline Belnap.
Theresa Louise Burton. Minnie Durav.
Lucy T.. Duray. Kate James. May Stap-
Icy, Henry Warren Taylor Joseph
Thomas wilkinson, Ida Farmer
state certificates Catherine Middle
ton. Sarah Orwin, Lola Ollerton. r. q
EskelsOn.
Special certihcate-France Bird, IA
domestic science.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
TO TRY LUCAS FRIDAY.
Tilted soldier Who Fired 40 Sweet
heart Pleads Not Guilty.

W. p. Lucas, the Tilted soldier who
vented his Jealous rage n hriug two
shots at his former sweetheart Miss
Caroline Haesard. last sunday was ar-
before Judge Bowman this
mo ug on a. charge ot assault with
"a deadly weapon After entering "a
plea OF not guilty the hearing of hIa
case was set FOR Friday April 80. and
Zoo default OF 81 600 bail Doe w1s remand
ed 10 the custody of the sheriff
Lucas bon spite OF the objection ON
the part of the young woman, forced
his attentions upon Miss Hassard and
Sunday afternoon called at her home,
.B Olive street Although he was de-
MED admission 90 the house be- spraug
into the hallway and in "a sudden out
burst drew "a revolver and fred two
shots at the woman who had scorncd
him. Neither bullet took effect and be-
fore Doe could Orc the third. Miss Has
sard with unusual pluck and nerve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
TREAsURERs APPOINTMENTS.

John A. Groesbeck. county treasurer.
made the following appointments yes
terday to assist in preparing tax valu-
alton notices. which were confirmed by
the county commissioners:
Arnold O.. Giauque, Jr. John Hasel-
man. S. E Fermley, John Cuthers. W.
W. Brown. II. A. Rebentisch. George
IA. CROW, A. j. Hogan, Clarence Cowan.
r. S. CalderwOod. j. n. Stull A. w
Morrison. w. ID. Burton, william Groes-
beck. Jr., r.. III. Bennett Miss Burdetta
Clawson, Miss Frankie Sims, Miss AZ
berta Mccain, Mrs. Mamie l.. Bowman.
There are about $1,000 notices 10 be sent
out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
SUMMER SCHOOL.

Tho l.. ID. s. Business College CON
ducts ten weeks summer school com
mencing May 3l, and continuing fo
Aug g. Special instruction I'm civil
Service bookkeeping, Shorthand. Tyne
writing. English, pcnmanship Com
jects Terms, ten dollars Send for
catalogue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
PERSONALS.

Captain 70. r. Cotton has returned
from pleasant trip through the
West indies.
~ d. Lippman left yesterday for
New York. intending 10 return I'm two
weeks Ma IAppmans residence is
now at MI Vernon. n. &.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
10 WHOM SHOULD WI PRAY9
FOR WHAT SHOULD WI PRAY
WHO ANsWIWS pHAYTR9

These great nwplEuH. which have
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this beautiful Book "WHO ANSWERS
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lover in creed or dogma. or searchor
after Truth should read thla BOOK.
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POSTMASTER AT CORNISH.

Especial 20 the "News.)
Washington. d. C., April 21.-Flank
r Poart has been appointed postmas-
ter al Cornish, Cache county, Utah,
vlce j. w. Rawlings removed.
Rural route No. 1. VOlmer Nez
Perez county. Ida, serving 100 families,
has been established 20 commence May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
rnrR YEARS For DAVIS.

Joseph Davis. a professional shop-
,if,cr was sentenced yesterday 20
eerve Four wears i'm the state prison By
nudge n. % Lewis. He was convicted
of stcalinc five shirt waists and four
silk shirts valued az 500. from Conn
Dry Goods store The goods We're
stolen on GOV. Z, 1905. Ola HAYDEN
accompanied Davis at the time the
things were stolen but he confessed
ana said that Miss HAYDEN was in no
way implicated en- the theft she was
discharged and the complaint ols-
missed on account Of lack OF evidence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via o. $. l.. & S. p.

MAY 9th 20 18Th inclusive san Fran
cisco and return, $3.50. To san Fran
cisco and return Zone way via Port
land), $3.50 To Los Angeles and re-
turn. $3.50 To Los Angeles and return
Zone way via Portland. sj5.T5. Tickets
limited 20 October 3lst. Stopovers. City
Ticket Offce. POI Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
MISSION THEATRE

THE THEATER DIFFERENT.
Third South street Fast OF Colonial
JOHN n. CLARK, Mgr.
Row being constructed OF steel and
concrete especially for the Advance
Amusement Company, which moves
out OF the Lyric May lst
THE MISSION will have Loo leath-
CT covered opera chairs. beautiful
stage. commodious balcony splendid
ventilation, luxurious equipment. fire
proof
Manager Clark has FIVE year
lease
The Finest Motion Picture Theater
iu the United States.
Special Features New to Salt Lake.
MEET us AT THE MISSION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
FOR C00PERS 0VERRULED

Nashville. Tenn April 21.--Judge
Hart oveuuled the motiou for a new
trial in the Cooper murder case and an
appeal was taken 10 the Tennessee SUI
preme court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
NEW DEPOT FOR OGDEN.
sketch Of Union Pacific Freight station
Received by Resident Engineer.

Especial 10 the "NeWs.D
ogden, April 21.-Besldont Engineer
a. O. Campbell has received a hand
some sketch OF the new 100000 freight
depot which win be arected AT the
corner OF Wall Avenue and Twenty
fourth street in the near future By the
Union Pacific company The structure
win be of two stories. 40 feet wide and
200 feet Ions 10 will be thoroughly
modern and hre-proof throughout Tho
trackage will be So arranged that 100
freight cars can he handled az one time
without any switching. a Seton crane
win be used on the depot platform to
handle the heavy freight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

The concentration Of energy I'm wind
mills has been the problem set for
himself by a young Australian en-
gineer named Master. and he now
claims that his large motors Of novel
construction generate power more sim
ply and economically than any other
kind of engine. His NAd-wheels are
already made as much as 100 feet in
diamater. with towers $50 feet high.
TWO rigid steel trusses-like those Tor
"A bridge-are connected at the ends.
with space between for the wheel, and
are supported In a vertical position by
strong wire guy ropes running from
the top. The axll of the wheel Is
mounted on bearings above the center
Of the trusses. Both top and bottom
cf the tower formed by these trusses
rest on roller bearings, and it is thus
made easy for the wheel 10 swing
around from side 10 side TO Keep IN
the wind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

Ramsey Morris OF this city and Mrs
Julia r.. Brown OF Provo. Isaac J. Ross
OF pays0n and Mrs Emily Messick %
Nohlcsvillc. Indiana. are surviving
brother and sister Of the deceased.
The funeral win be held IN the Four
teenth ward chapel az q time TO be am
nouucel later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

had secured hold on the revolver. arc
protected herself until The arrival or
aas.stanco forced Lucas 90 take % NE
heels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
suEs ON NOTE.

C.. L. Olson has brought suit against
Vviluam 3D. Andrew I'm the third dis
trict court to recover $500 on a prom
issorv note. II was executed on req
4. 1905. and became due one year from
date.
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An alloy that gives on showers on
sparks when struck with metal -le,nl
inv mot only Gus but alcohol soaked
,vicka-vns "a recent accidental dis
coverv OF Auer won Welsbach 10 con-
stats OF iron with cerium. lanthanum
or other Of the rare earths used TOT
incandescent gas mantels ana inc
sparkling IS found 20 roach a naNlmum
with the percentage OF iron az so' \
use for ignlting explosives is suggest
a
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

The ehlible soaweeds Of Hawaii
number more than 20 species, Of which
about 40 are in common use by the ma
tives and NJ. Reed OF the Hawaiian
Agricultural Experiment station. sug-
gests that these seaweeds should sup
Div the raw material for large IN
dustry ln the manufacture of gelalne,
clue, starch etc. Japan derives
largo income from utilizing its algae.
The Hawaiian species, known locally
as umu. are now crudely cultivated
ana are chiefly used as salads. Analy
sis OF sun-dried specimens Of typical
species have shown a composition OF
12s TO 1877 per cent Of water. 5.6 tn
1AST OF proteins (gelatine) etc, lOS
To- 6t4 Of carbohydrates, 10 20 2.9s
per cent OF crude fiber, and 1856 20
lis OF mineral constituents.