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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
LOGAN.
PRINCESS BONNIE"
Grand Success Of r.. Y. {. Opera
Funeral of Mrs. Sucdakcr.


i'0~'''
IL l'- 1ii -, In l.. ,n. ~ - an ,
Princess Bonnie" last evening csf-
tainl missed "a treat, Tor h was IN,
best musical entertainment that 10
gan has had for long time. The
performance was staged and presented
under the able direction OF Prof. W.
O. Robinson. and the Spanish dance
and ballet by eight girls prepared UNI
der the direction ~ d. p. Dignon OF
salt Lake. is seldom 81 ever seen TO
better advantage imam la0' evening ''
Nibley hall Tho college orchestra
furnished the music with q. \ curt.
directing The acting OF the principals
was very good for amateurs and the
singing very sweet fWhUc the only
drawback was the weakness OF lack
of volume to tho s.nr.nr The chorus
-Ingul was captivating ana repeat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
LEHI.
sudden Death of Mr. Newell A. Brown
Of PARALYSIS.

sprrlI D1u# pondonce
Ien. Utah Co.. Marco A-NIs. Annie
BROWN wife 0f NeWrI A. Brown.
died Yesterday Uf paralysis. sle was "a
EsIr. old sha came from England IA
few years ago and married Mr Brown
tarsr p,ars ago. she leaves t husband.
tf0 children. ID buv and GIRL and
"a Huet 1f friends l9 mourn hor early
death She 500 true ana faithful
IaurI-laN Saint and "a kind mother
and 0Iwd Funeral services win he
hrId ur tne Firt ward mcting
house Wednesday afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
CITY COUNCIL SESSION


40 Che so.sIon coy Co.,. p.ly council aet
might. j. E Am.IoIt . appointed
r. ehief Goo succeed Joseph vs.. love.
less. resigned
". D Uobolt.. Jr. and 80 r Walk.
Geld appeared l.'nr. tH. council With
r.luust thlt tn. ufIulnu. rtc'unE
haar1iug uu1 'udnIuF houses he ou-
forced in tha matter o. uayue tho lc.
ml license.
Mayor Charles D.. Decker presented
communication from AttN-i,u. A. d,
Ua.uee. boo on. matter OF interest Nn
bonds auor maturity Under 'ne Iu'-
ue. Provo win u.t have t1 p4v interest
otter m ~uIitv ou paving nHHls which
vcr. NOT presented for payment whom
1r. This letter was .n answer t1 %
stand taken by tho mayor refusing to
allow tho Provo Commercial g. Savings
bank IS ner cent interest on paving
bonds which matured sept g and 20 and
Nov 1905 NhI.H bonds wHlo drawing
IS rer cent interest. but vorn not pre-
s.utcd for payment until last month
There was plenty Of money iu the treas
urv Goo take mp the bonds but mo- doe
manl cor payment was mad..
DEATH OF a YOUNG MAS.
jaw Daniels. the i6-yc1r-old son o'
th. late David Uanids of Provo
Bench died suddenly of heart disease
saturday evening at Sautaquiu, whore
Boz had gone from Eureka 90 visit rola-
tivas Tho young man leaves s mother
ana several other relatives. Tho I.-
uaiusw ere brought hero FOR burial y,--
terday
TEACHERS INSTITUTE SATURDAY
The Utah county teachers institute
win hold It's regular monthly session
.n this city next Saturday d. George
H. Brmhau OF the p. Y. university.
ana Prof. Nosioh Han OF tha UuNers-
fly OF Utah Will be the lecturers.
ON "Wednesday evening. thn 10Th,
special meeting of the Commercial club
amendment To- the bylaw. which Nc
adopted. VIII close the buffet a large
attendance IS expected.
COMMITTED To MENTAL HOspI-
tai.
The constable OF Theodore. Cintah
county. brought Andrew O.. Olson. aged
as. down Monday, for examination as
90 his sanity The patient was exam
med before Judge Booth hy Drs PyHo
and HlucBley and committed to the
state mental hospital. MJ. Olson was
committed about q year AGO and later
given his liberty as mot being danger
GUS 10 seems that his maladv is in-
cueasiug.
GARDEN CITY NOTES
Bishop spalding viii preach Boo the
Episcopal church every night ibis week
and Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Dixon Of Paysou rallied
Yesterday after a successful operation
nj the Provo general hospital
a Mr.. Harris tColoredJ was here yes
terday 20 get aid from the officers IN
tho capture OF another man also col
orcd) who Harris claims stole a S2n
diamond ring from him az Paysou last
week. The men were both travelling
with "a show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
LOVERS

Of good health should prevent sickness
instead of letting themselves get sick
and then Try TO cure ~. So long az you
"a healthy and active condition YOU won't
get sick Billiards. Herbinc relieves con
-upatiou. inactive liver and an stomach
Drug store. ll2 and M South Main
ST. p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY MARCH 10 1909

o. water tax from defendant. is again
before tho Fourth district court
l'stUte 0f Cyrus u. Smell. deceased.
order tu f.N personal property.
john o. Smith hne nlcd suit Tor dI-
NoIDu w che district cuurt agaiuft
Martha Sophia Smith ou the grouud
coy d.artIou. Thny wor. married OIL.
Provo. March go 1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
BLUNDER SAVES
ALLEGED ROBBERS
Blamlett Mcclure and Garrett
Get Their Case Dismissed
Through Error.
MEN FRlGHTFULLY BURNED.
by Explosion of Barrel Of Paint at
Carlin, Ncv.--Ancgcd Box Car
Thief in Custody,

ogden. March io.-Through an error
in the information. the case of the
state Of Utah against r. +. Blamlatt
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Madame YaIe's Beautltying
Remedies.
S1.50 and $500.

NINE. WALES Skin FOOD fOr nour-
ishiug the skin ana obllteratiug wrin-
kIes Two sizes
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25c,5Oc and Sl.00.
Yalp's Health Remedies.

NINE. Wales FRUIT CURA
ELECTROMAGNETIC tonic for women
curc for certain organic ailments. w
u,o,darful cures effected hv it testtN
10 its great merit Price-....-'.'--sl.oo
NINE. YALEs FERTILIZER TAB
LETS euro consultation 1ud Nenti-
ate "a clOEEed system. Nv" ri@'n
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Madame YaIe's Hair Tonic

AInfr YALE CONSIDEHs HtH
HAIR TONIC one of her greatest
acbievomoutg II De- praired in The
highest terms by those who use H.
ana There's quantities OF IL sold Price
NOR hottie.
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NINE. YALEs ALMOND BLOSSOM
COMP. EXON CREAM for cleans
r healing. enhaucing and pfeseiN-
ne.utv. NOTHING like IT, Price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10

The equipment from ire station No.
D. was called 20 the home of II. T..
True. a56l Fowler avenue yesterday
morning TO exunguish blaze that had
started I'D The cellar of the house Tho
prompt work of The department saved
the home The loss win Doe about $500
which boz covered by insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-10
OGDEN VALLEY TROUT co.

The ogden Valley Trout a. Resort
company completed it- organization
Yesterday afternoon with the election
ot the following board of directors. joe
scph Barker. president, NJ. s. Brown
ing. vice president, John Watsou,trcas-
urcr. Chris Flygare. secretary, and
Frank Moore director IL has been
announced that the company will be-
Kin work Immediately upon large
nsh hatchery near Huntsville and sup
ply FISH for the markets The COM
pany viii also erect "a summer hotel
un0n it's property
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c0rdingly City Atty. Devine not max
ing a case Judge Murphy dismissed IN
case against Smyth
SCHOOL MONEYS FOUND.
Tho ogden state bank has notiie

Tho ogden State bank has notified
The board of education that the sum
of S8O74Iu as part Of abe old territorial
school fund. was on their books which
had seemingly been overlooked by the
boards oft education of the city Tho
money win he paid over TO the city
and county schools.
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SOUVENIRS FROM NINE. YALE FOR OUR LADY PATRONS

Madame al
by remarkable woman inns
her COMING
airIv womeuextendne to them ara
by the press nave
brilliant and successful woman IN l
~ toct,rs5 all well known proou'
are sold by the throughout the breadth OF me a
known u'e
nye Of the world IN prominent house IN every I
We
agency for this city Tor inc
As II always OUT
world produces so
those market ana
feature OF our
attention 10 this
make the svent even more inter-
Madame all these won
distribution supply Of souvenir pan
(holding dollars WouI Inc law GNU
regularly al D and $500 per jar ,..
will
purchaser Of dollar articles
desire 0'
an this conn~ week We mem
below a fewo fthe
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extineuished. the barrel exploded and
burning paint was hurled bon every de
ryytIIu.
Meyers and johnson we're standing
near the stove and both were literally
covered with tho burning paint Em-
plovcs rushed To- the aid Of the injured
men and also checked the flames which
were spreading in the building. Meyers
was found t0 be terribly burned about
the face head. legs and hands. John
son escaped with number OF painful
burus about The hands and face, but
not as serious as Myers.
The company physician attended the
men. but it was deemed advisable ia
send Myers Co the Ogden general hos
uItal. "a which place he arrived last
evening IL is stated ho will recover
from his injuries but it is feared his
sight may be- affected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
PINE BLUFF NEGRO
 IS SECRETARY
Ot Negro CRdertakerS' Statc Organ. lzatiOn. Formed in Little Rock Yes. terday.

Little Rock. April 2S--All negro undertakers in the state met here this afternoon ill the Fred Douglass hall, Ninth and Broadway. and organized the Colored Undertakers, Embalmers and Funeral Directors Association of Arkansas. J. T. T. Warner, of Hot Springs, was elected president; E. W. Jackson, Little Rock, vice president: II. M. Thomas, Pine Bluff. secretary :; R. (. Mitchell. Texarkana, treasurer, and s. NJ. Brown, Little Rock. chap lain. The executive committee ap- pointed consisted of r. J. Goodrich, Little Rock, chairman: Tom Shelton
 Hot Springs; w. F.. Joshenberger
 Fort Smith; w. $. Hubbard Newport C. W. Pierson. Pine Bluff. The con- mtttee on constitution and by-laws appointed consisted of H. M. Thomas
 Pine Bluff, chairman: w. II. Miller
 F. J. Goodrich and s. A. Jones. Little Rock, and k. C. Mitchell, Texarkana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Actor Will Leap
 From Theater Tonight

At 7;5o o'clock this evening Albert ferguson, who is appearing at the Theatorium this week, will make a death-defying leap from the ton of the theater building to the street be- low. The leap will be made as a free outdoor exhibition. Manager Haney will tender the newsboys a free performance Friday afternoon. All of the newsboys in the city, in- cluding the Graphic carriers, will be admitted free. Friday night is anna teurs' night. Manager Haney tend cred the "old fiddlers" a banquet last night after the show. Among the in vited guests were Fiddlers Smith, Yost. Oscar Parnell, Belcher and Gracey. Toasts and songs were feat ured at the festive board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
FANS TO MEET
 FRIDAY NIGHT
League Ball Propositions to be Sub- mitted to Pine Bluff Fans--Last Ef- fort to Secure Team.

By request of local fans, we gladly publish the following call for meet ing of base ball enthusiasts in this city Friday night.
 All persons interested in base ball are earnestly requested to meet at the old pool and billiard parlor at No. 204 West Second avenue on Fri day night at 7:30 o'clock.
 Several hattering propositions to have league ball here the remainder of the season will be placed before the fans at this meeting.
 This will perhaps be the last effort to have baseball here this year. so If you are interested in the sport, don't fail to attend this meeting.
 The use of the hall together with the pool and billiard tables will be tendered free to local fans on this oc- casion.
 Remember the time 7:30 p. m., Fri- day anu place No. 204 West Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
OLDHAM BILL
 IS AMENDED Senate Provides Itsmized Statement on Repairs for New State Capitol.
HOUSE PASSES A BILL
ApprOprlating Money for State Guard Would Not Amend Adjutant
 General Act.

Little Rock, April 2S.--'rhe senate this afternoon amended the Oldham state capitol bll so that itemizcd ao- counts of ali repair work on tho tract for the completion of the new building let OH competitive bid. Tho bill, practically as written, so far as appropriation. carrying $195,O00 was then sent to the enGrossing clerk. and will be passed as il stands. It will probably be finally passed upon by the senate Thursday. The senate also allowed an appropriation of $404,00O to maintain the insane asy- lum for the ensuing two years, with out single amendment. Further than this, the senate for an hour or two more held a heated debate over the publication of an article in the Baptist Advance. charging the members of the senate with being grafters for the failure to pass 9 pro hibition bill. There was no final ac- ton taken on the bill
 The house spent the entire after noon on the bill appropriatinS $25.- 900 for the Arkansas State Guard for the biennial period. There was . fight to cut out the office of assistant adjutant general. The bill was fin ally passed without amendment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29

child refused to climb into the buggy and leave his hat, so darted back into the school. When the child returned to the school room one of the sisters asked him if he knew who the man in the buggy was and receivNl a neg ative answer. The sister, frightened on account of so many attempts at Kidnapping In similar way, tels- phoned to the Heinze establishment and found there was no truth in the story of II. Heinze being injured. The mother hastened out and found MT. Heinze, who summoned policeman. When the officer reached the school the man was driving away, evidently frightened by the failure of the child to return. The officer gave chase, but the stranger whipped up ths horse and escaped. The buggy was
 later discovered where 1t had been abandoned. \ general alarm was is sued to the police and it is expected some arrests will follow. as many saw the man sitting in a buggy in front of the school, and they will be able to recognize him should he be ar rested
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
TRIED TO KlDNAP
 LITTLE ROCK BOY
Man in. Buggy Created Excitement at the Convent School--Police Pursue Him But He Got Away.

Little Rock, April 28.-What is be- lieved to have been an attempt at kid naping was made this afternoon at the convent school for boys, at Sixth and Louisiana streets. A stranger drove up to the parochial school and called for the little son of E. Heinze, a well-to-do baker, who conducts a confectionery and bakery at 71S Main street. The little fellow went out to the buggy and the man told the child to climb in as he was going to take him home in hurry, as his father had been dangerously injured The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
100 COMMITTEE
 WILL MEET TONIGHT
Enthusiasm Over Rlroad Propositions Is at Fever Heat President V. o. Alexander, of the Board of Trade in Districts and Money May Be Raised in Ten Days-Every Branch of Business Represented.

M, Andrews, !. $. Ingram, .I. A. Glenn ents. Wm. Nichol, S. Geisreiter. J :
 W. Wilkins, W. N Trulock, J. P. Alexander, f,. D. Russell. Louis Roth C. S. Bacon, J. F. Simon M X. Aus tin. J. l.. Caldwell, A. Fl. D. Perkins J. W. Crawford. D. A. Franklin. A :.
 W. Mum, W. C. Hudson, C. M Phil pot, Edgar Brewster, $. |. T. Knox, F. C.. Smart, J. T. Lloyd. Arthur Mills
 E. M. Schober, C. G. Newman, G. Fl
 Gammill, H. Riley. F. l.. Clarke, J. NJ. Simpson, w. k. Mullikin, Tom Sparks
 r. E. Tomlnson. Fred Senyard, C.
 NJ. Ferguson, W. J. Shepherd, II. W
 Poss, M. R. Stewart, Theo. Woller-
 man, R. w. Lane, M. NJ. Bruce, Dr
 J. W. Withers, ]. H. Mccain. F. C. Arnold, R. H. Stearns, Pinchbacl Taylor, Leo Kastor, W. F. Coleman W. T. Young, T. +. Gillespie. c. r Dunnington, A. C. Jordan, R. NJ. Gal braith. F. M. Rosenberg. Jas. Gould Meyer Solmson, o. C. Hankison, !. o. Harrison, Charles Haycock, E. E Houston, E. A. Howell, w. D. Jones, Geo. l.. Madding, J. w. Monk, Kno, Scull, Ben McCammon, w. A. Tag
 sart, A. c. Thompson, A. S. Trigg. y H. Walker, c. H. Winfrey. A. w Troupe, V. O. Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
THE SULTAN IS
 STILL PRISONER

tHearst News Special to the Grapht,5
 Constantinople, April 2S.-The de- posed Sultan Abdul Hamid and eleven harem beauties moved to Solinick in state of collapse today. Reports rom Asia Minor still show serious conditions. At Adana it is reported loo Christians were burned to death. The national assembly decided that Abdul be kept prisoner at Salonika an appropriate palace being supplied him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
DEBATE OVER THE
 LUMBER TARIFF

aiearst News Special to the Gra phica
 Washington, April 2S.-Senator Simmons, of North Carolina. spOke over three hours today in the house ill support of the retention of the present tariff on lumber, which he maintained but injected into a dis cuasion by Republicans, and Senator Bacon, of Georgia, remarked that he was not bound by declarations writ ten into the platform at midnight by a few interested parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
WARSHIPS SENT TO
 MEDITERRANEAN

(Hearst News Special to tbe Graphr'
 Washington, April 2S.-That the United States will establish an Flu ropean squadron was indicated today when Secretary Meyer ordered the armored cruiser New York to the Mediterranean. The North Carolina, Montana and the gunboat Scorpion were already ordered there. Presi- dent Taft cabled to the new sultan expressing satisfaction over the es- tablishment of peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
GOD TOLD HIM TO
 MURDER WIFE

tHearst News Special to the Graph,c)
 Boston, April 28.-"God told me to do it." is the way Chester Jordan ex- plained to Dr. William Mcdonald why he killed his wife. Mcdonald on the stand said Jordan told him after he found his wife dead from a blow he struck her that the biblical story of Levi cutting up his wife came to him and he mutilated her body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29

President V. O. Alexander, of tine Pine Bluff Board of Trade. who was elected chairman of the citizens mass meeting Tuesday night at the Jeffer- son county court house. and who was instructed to name committee of 100 business men to devise ways and means for raising $250,0OO with which it is proposed to secure three new railroads into Pine Bluff from different trade territories. Wednes- day named the committee. MT. Alex ander included many of the most prominent financiers and business men of this city and county ill the list and every branch of business is represented.
 The one hundred committee will meeting tonight at s o'clock at the Jefferson county court to organize and formulate plans for determined : campaign for soliciting subscriptions. Every member of the committee is urged to be present at this meeting, as 1t is essential that the committees 1 work be outlined in the best possible the best results.
 ;; There is no doubting the fact that the business interests are mucf. worked up over the railroad proposi- tions and that the property owners of Pine Bluff have come to the conclu- sion that Pine Bluffs continued prog ress depends almost entirely upon additional railroad facilities, and that this is the greatest opportunity the people of this city have ever had 70 secure them. s@ s< D 'fz e-s -s-
 The mass meeting Tuesday night plainly demonstrated the remarkable enthusiasm that exists at this time. The business men at that gathering shattered the impression that our people were divided and that petty jealousies separated them. The mass meeting was attended by the leaders in commercial circles, the men who rule Pine Bluff and who are re- sponsible for its prominence as a market of trade and it's influence in Arkansas business affairs.
 The proper spirit was openly ex- claimed at the meeting and the good effects of the gathering had tend ency to bring forth commendatory remarks on every street corner yes terday
 1 Not one person Is skeptical as to the success of the committees work It is generally believed that the re- quired $250000 will be raised within ten days. The city will probably be laid off in districts and the one hun dred committee divided accordingly
 One Hundred Committee.
 The committee named by MT. Alex ander yesterday includes:
 P. P. Byrd. S. G. Alexander, J. F. Rutherford. J. F. Simmons, j.. B Speers. J. B. Talbot, W. H. West brook, A. Brewster, A. M Barrow, w. L. Dewoody, w. D Hearn. Dr. z. Orto, E. c. How. ell, J. H. Mann, J. E. Boyce, Jeff Hicks. Chas. Veil Isaac Dreyfus, A B. Grace, c. H. Triplett, s. M. Fay Tor. J. M. Elliott, F. B. Bloom, D. M Bluthenthal, D. C. Bell, w. l.. Toney Fred Fox, R c. Thompson, T. s. James, H. C. McGaughy, Arthur Mur- ray, Elmo Marsh, R. G. Atkinson, Leo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
FRANK CHESTER DIES
 AT ARKADELPHIA

News has been received from Ar kadelphia that Frank Chester, for merly connected with the Bluff City Lumber Company in this city. died Monday. MT. Chester was we'll known and has many friends here, who will he grieyed to know of his death. The body was taken to Little Rock for burial, the funeral being conducted by Archdeacon DuHamel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
STEEL PRICES
 ARE INCREASED

.e (Hearst News Special to the Graphico
 New York, April 2S.-The inde- pendent steel manufacturers will fol- low the example of the steel trust in advancing steel prices. Today Jones < Laughlin put up prices on steel bars and plates $1 ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
Money and
 Y ff1tf <. g'-.::.p Opportunity

when money and oportunity got n ''u'n the combination has tremsna- 'as breeding possibilities. we Write the kind of FIRE IN3UR- -sNH and deal in the kind of REAL -siATE that FRIENDS SELL TO VRIENDs.
 "e also accept money on deposit, trust or subject to check, ALLOW 9 INTEREST ON SAVINGS Ac- RUNTD..
 aefe are golden opportunities ss- inS on your coin. nne Bluff Trust Co.
 usf Main and Barraqas strAsts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-29
CHANGE PROGRAM
 AT ELKS TODAY

The six Fu1lers and Hi Tom Ward make complete change in every re- spect. The four Fuller children will put on Might i'll Mexico, and change all songs. All new pictures