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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
RAILROAD NEWS
BRADsrREEr.s VIEW.
No Intention OF Nanderbilts TO Rclin-
quish \. Y. Central Control.

No Intention OF Nanderbilts 10 Rclin-
quish \. Y. Central Control.
Statements issuing from sources close
TO the Vanderbilt interests are con-
frmed that there has been no Intention
on the part of the members of that
family 20 relinquish their control Of the
New York Central and it's affiliated
properties says Bradstreets II is also
the general impression in Wall street
that direct participation by the finan-
ciers who were closely connected with
the bate Mr.. Hartman In the affairs OF
the Erie railroad need not be expected,
the idea being that from now on the az
fairs OF that corporation will. as was
the case before Mr. Hartman personal
~ interviewed therein. be left to the
guidance OF the bankers formerly iden-
titled with the Erie. Al the same time,
IL was noted that while this weeks
annual meeting Of the Union Pacific re-
suited IN HothinE OF an important char
acter. as Wall street had imagined, OF
even hoped, would be the case. the ad-
ditiOn of Messrs. De Forest and Schin
60 the board of directors. together with
Mr.. John y. Rockefeller Jr. would
plainly Indicate that the alliance be-
tween the Hartman uhn-I.oeb and
Standard OH interests is unbroken. and
that the control and management Of
the Unions Southern Pacific system VIII
remain practically unchanged. even II
the guiding hand OF the builder Of this
great railroad combination is lacking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
lone Halls Mother-Love Over
weighs AIIurement Of
Life She Leads.
JUDGE PROBES PATHETIC CASE
child Taken From Her Mother by
Juvenile Court When Woman
Was Found In shame.

Untll Judge r. -. LOWS receives de-
positions which are TO be- taken IN Ada
county. Ida. relative to the fitness OF
Mrs. Alice V. shroves rs the guardian
Of Helen Hail. her 3-year-old grand
child, the little girl will remain IN the
custody OF the district court. The
habeas corpus proceedings instituted
by Mrs. shrevos for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning possession OF her granddaugh-
ter were continued this morning until
Nov. H.
Judge Lewis stated that he desired to
acquaint himself with the character OF
all the persons concerned In the case,
as he fears that II he does
turn little Helen over to Mrs. ShreVe
the grandmother win return the
child TO her mother, lone Hall
who IL alleged by the juvenile court 20
have been an inmate i'm a disorderly
house In Salt Lake city
Considerable pathos lends interest
20 the case. as II is said lone Han,
though "a woman with a past, has
promised 10 leave her life OF shame for
her babys sake In spite Of her de-
grading existence. il is said that she
has displayed passionate mother-love
FOR little Helen.
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PERSONALS.

Fred \. Hrnshaw OF the United
states geological survey reached the
city tbs morning from Washington and
registered 40 tho knutai0rd,
DR.. ". ". Rowan Of Ouray. Colo,
and Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Compton of
Chicago are az the KnutafoHl
Mr. and Mr.. n. d. Thomas Of Butte
and EdWin T.. iane ana Mr.. W. y.
Lane OF Bnftf were among t0lays
arrivals al the Wilson.
a. j. SMILEY OF Now York Is at the
Kenyon
NJ. a.. NufTla and wife of Omaha
ana q. ID. Evans Of focatello aro az the
Kenyon,
Robert Bfli is down from Welsor,
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METROPOLITAN LIGHTING.
Attractive Street Fixtures Ordered for
Exchange Place.

Plans for lighting Exchange place
from Main street TO state street Include
the installation of 10 goose neck iron
posts l6 feet high. which are 10 be- Mt
ted with luminous arc lamps similar TO
those in use in South Temple street.
Six posts OF similar design wiz also be
erected loo front of the NeWhouso and
Boston building un Man street. The
expense OF putting boz the lamps viii
be- borne by AR. Ncwhouse. but an al
lowance for lighting may b. asked
from the city nn the ground that the
erection of the akyscrapers has in-
creased the Citya revenue by raising the
property values ln that vicinity.
Tho efforts of A. ~ Ribb,ns. who has
charge of the rentals off the properties.
90 make tho Boston building tho home
of professional men ana tO nl the New
house buiidlug with the offices of ,n-
gInecrs, surveyors. manufacturer ana
cthcrs, hus been quito successful Both
huldIngs arc now said Co bC about 20
per cont fulL aud tho rent r1u eff the
noston is said to boz within $50 of tha
NoNhuuse building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

tunate ysunC woman's mind s. affected
and for several days she has acted In
strange manner.
Two or three nights ago She entered
the Majestic theater and created a scene
by announcing herself as a famous
soprano and Insisting that she be given
an opportunity TO sing for the public
She was quietly removed from the place
and nothing more was heard OF her until
"wednesday afternoon when she appeared
az the race track and declared herself
20 be- tho worlds most famous Jockey and
insisting that she was there FOR the
purpose Of riding Gl0rlo In the Eagles
handicap.
She was taken care Of By Detective
Frank Cary who had nor brought to
town, where she was turned over 10
Mrs clifford, matron at the city Jail
Through the Kindness OF Mrs. clifford tho
young woman was made TO realize that
She would come to no harm and would
be- well cared for
when brought into the station Miss
Reese gave her name az Jockey Duet
tatawn.' and declared She had the win
ming mounts in all the great handicaps
Of America and Europe. The police
learned that her mother and step-father
reside at Evanston. and that her father
who was divorced from the girls mother.
lives 90 Richmond Titan. Both parties
have been communicated with. and II Is
likely the young woman will be sent 10
Richmond 20 her father as she claims her
step-father was cruel 20 her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
HUSBAND USES A KNIFE.


The troubles OF James Marsh, a ce-
ment hnisher. furnish an interesting
chapter Of salt Lake police department
history, and. in all probability, It Is
TO be a TO be continued" story.
Last September Marsh went 10 the
home OF Fred Newell and tried To-
choke 10 death Mrs. Newell, II is al
legged, because tho woman did not re-
turn his affections. he was arrested
and charged with assault with intent
20 commit murder. Recently he was
released when Grantsville friends came
TO his assistance by furnishing bah IN
the sum OF 81, 600
Thursday evening Marsh was IN a
saloon at 2l2 state street ana engaged
IN a row with Fred Newell The lat
ter 10 Is claimed. drew knife and
slashed Marsh IN tho left shoulder. in
hict.ng a painful wound.
II Is alleged that when Newell en-
tered the saloon and saw Marsh, he
flew into rage and drawing the knife
said something about teaching Marsh
trying 20 steal my wife" The two
then engaged ia "a scunle and Marsh
was wounded. he was taken 20 the
emergency hospital where DIT s. @.
Paul attended 20 the wound and Marsh
was released Newell was not placed
under arrest
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

In order 70 do business in the State
Of Utah. the Broken Dollar Stores com
pany, whose principal place Of business
Is in Kemmerer, Wyo.. in which state 1t
was Incorporated, June II. 1902 today
filed copies OF its articles Of incorpora-
ton In the secretary OF states office J.
W. Stringer Of Frontier. Wyo.. Is presi-
dent. and W. S. Avery Is secretary of
the concern. William S. Avery OF Car
bon county. win represent the company
as its agent in this state The company
Is capitalized at $4,000. I'm shares OF
81 each. IL is engaged ia a general
merchandise business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

their resources ana pro,,.., -.
oess To profitable mnrk,,s 1--WE can a,
FINALLY, Il means sor,,.t
agents OF unquestionahla n.y.. ven n.i
proved capacity 10 renee ,,.,. gritty as'
i,on ~ its work for the ~, That ns
ihe-e people. Il does ~, ,'fment d
li'au either eventual sia,.t saflt
eNentual Independence for " "oqod Q.
in"n, aea may mean soif ISLAM
subiert to aineilcan protettione ''n.
Bgt w NJ H'aeI'can az, sovereignty ''i
established between Amcrp may b.
lnsuiar possessions In the h., una Be-
government must moan Ia. -,,e ile
uhuer her protection ana -,.t gpla
nei spNereifnty government ,leot %
benefit ot the governed Vo.io, 0'
yust ana eventual self-eov,,,.,n,ai D
"hlch Us the consummation ,t M i,'''int
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Citizens Democratic COMMITTEES
viii hold "a ratification meeting at head
quarters IN the Colonial theater build
ing at 5 O'Clock Saturday night Brief
speeches viii be made by the oandi-
dates and prominent members OF both
organizations. A musical program vii!
also be rendered.
The Citizens and Democratic COM
mittees OF The districts and wards In the
Fourth precinct viii hold a meeting at
S O'Clock tonight at headquarters All
workers who are interested In tho
movement are requested TO attend the
meeting
The ladies' Interested in the fusion
movement will meet az the Citizens
Democratic headquarters at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon The meeting is called
for the purpose Of omecting am organ
lzation OF the women who are I'm gym
pathy with the work. William r. Wai-
lace candidate for mayor will make
short talk and several others includ-
ing a number OF women will speak.
After considerable discussion. COM
plete fusion was accomplished last
night I'm the Third ward. John HolleY
Democrat long term. ana g. NJ. Lees
20 represent the three organl cations.
The Americans" held two private
house warnings last night one meet
ing was held al the residence of Y. j.
IT, Schmm, 43l west Sixth South street
and the other was given by Mrs. Gideon
snyder Of pa north state street, al
which the members Of the WOmen's
American" club were present. Tho
regular speakers, II. j Diuniny. city
attorney and Frank r. Christensen,
chatted al the first meeting.
Then they were hurried 10 the resi-
dencc OF Mr. Snyder 20 join in the
pink tea Allen r. sanford joined
them and they an made short adj
dresses.
Tho Republicans organized bon the
Second ward last night and VIII begin
"a systematic fight today 10 defeat the
American candidates Fred Price
was chosen chairman ana George VIII
son secretary Of the district. The
details Of the ward campaign were dis
GUESSED and tho workers were assigned
10 the districts 10 get the voters out
10 register ana 40 see that they cast
their votes on election day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS.

The city health authorities have re-
coived letter from Mrs. Mary Jose
phine Robinson, OF san Diego. In which
she acks for Information regarding
Charles smith. an attorney Of this city
who died here Aug 49, Mrs. Robinson
claims In her letter that Smiths real
name was Frederick Plummer Robin
son. hnd that he WAS her husband She
nlludes 20 Mrs Smith. who lives al l4i1
kedouda avenue and says that Mrs.
Smith was deceived IN believing that
she was smiths lawful wife. The dead
mans alleged matrimonial compiled
tions are reCounted by Mrs. Robinson.
whose object in obtaining Information
regarding the deceased is 10 enable her
90 base a claim FOR his pension as an
army ofiNer In the Civil war on the fact
that she has a right 10 the money as
hts widow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
OPERATIONS WILL HUM.
Ncwhousc Hotel Site TO Resume Ac-
tivity With Receipt of Material.

The Newhouse hotel site will be the
within the next few weeks, according
TO advices reviewed today from the east
by A. s. Bfbbins, manager OF the rent
ais Of the NewhOuse buildings Il is
stated that the first bot of steel for the
new hotel will leave the mills Nov. !.
IL Is being shipped by the American
Bridge company. and IS expected 20
reach salt Lake city about Nov. 20,
when work will be resumed on the
structure The footings are all in and
everything is ready for the steel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
GEORGE HARRIS SPEAKS.

George -. Harris. president OF the
Burlington. says.
Il can tell YOU positively that neither
the Burlington nor the Hill interest has
in any way secured any interest In the
Denver g. Dio Grande the Western
Pacific or the Moffat roads But will
say just as frankly that IL any such
negotiations We're pending I would not
tell II TO the public" Vice President
Darius Miller was far more emphatic
lively deny" he said. that Mr.. Hin has
secured any interest In the Denver a.
Rio Grandc or the Western Pacific, and
I know such thing is not In contenl-
plation. Neither is he figuring ON buy
ing the Moffat road or any interest IN
81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Agent J. G. Doolittle Of the
Rock Island has gone 10 Denver for
conference with officials Of his road.
Art glass pictures for the waiting
room windows of the new Union
Passenger station have arrived from
San Francisco. and are at the depot
awaiting unpacking by the architec-
tural office OF the Short Line for
placing I'm position The artists with
the mural paintings. also from san
Francisco, are due here now. to PLACE
their work In position at the ends OF
the waiting room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
PREDICT PANAMA EXTENSION.

Members of me short Line official
staff express "a belief that TIE Harrl-
man system VIII De- extended at no
distant date from present terminals
in southern Mexico southcaftuard
through central America to the
lsthmus of Panama. However, the
building of north and south line
through that country BIS likely 20 be-
attended with heavy expense ON ace
count of the dinicult nature of tho
country A pau-Amcrlcan through
line from New YORK and Chicago
down through south America 81
buenos ANrcs has been inc dream Of
fan-American optlmisis for some
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
ADAMsoN MUST EXPLNIN.

Although Judge C. W. Morse. two
weeks ago. made an order entoinng
Andrew Adamson, Jr.. Of Murray from
dispOsing Of any Of his property or
drawing ON his deposit Of $500 IN a
salt Lake bank. his wife. Mrs Martha
Houston AdamsOn. has filed an affi-
davt in the district court in which sae
swears that he has been inviting the
men OF Murray into his saloon, that
he has been giving liquors OF all kinds
away In order TO dispose OF his stock,
SO that he will not pay her alimony.
and that he has drawn out $1,000 from
the bank. Adamson, according 10 the
affidavit Of his wife. has also been
drunk all OF the time. besides landing
in the Murray jain twice.
The court viii find out n Adamson
has violated It's order and IS therefore
in contempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
MILK UP TO STANDARD.


state chemist Harms has just con-
cudod examination of 23 samples ~
milk sold boz this citf au OF which
were found up to the standard. with
seven samples above the standard Ths
chemist H quite pleased with present
conditions. llc Gallo attention fo the
fact Chat thc Associated Press Dispatch
from seattle relative to Tine chemical
preaerYntife used In cnnceallng puire-
tcencc in meats was NOT sodium sui
phHte, bun fulphite nf soda The sui
phate o. dlauher salt Il chemical that
D. washed up m immense quantities ON
the shores of thr Great salt Lake dur
Hh ktrF lald weather and o. not used
90 all for purposes of preservation The
aulphlto ~ mordant used IA greet
deal in dNeing. as ID sets the color. IL
certainly sets the color in meats. eiv-
ing "a healthy, bright red appearance.
when The conditions are ptOmainir. ID
also masks the smell that would other
WiFo give the situation AWAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
JENNIE D. wnIrpLE.s wnL.

The will and attached oodicil OF the
late Ella Jane Beeson Whipple. other
wise known as Jennie b. Whipple.
were filed In the probate division of
the district court today by MyrOn T..
Crandall, Jr., together with the lat
ter's application for letters testa-
mentary as administrator Of her estate.
which includes 1926 worth OF personal
property, lots ia Eldorado plat and
Garden city subdivisions OF real estate.
Most Of her property is bequeathed to
her brothers, Joseph Cope Bceson, OF
Albion. Ida William Harrison Beeson,
or West Liberty Ia; Richard b Bee
son, of Worthlngton Mont: and her
sister Mary Ann Wilkes, OF Syracuse.
Neb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED.

An automobile belonging TO Frank
Doran, a contractor residing on east
First South street. was stolen Thurs
day evening. The theft was reported
to the police and officers detailed on
the case. This morning the machine.
uninjuTed. was found on Seventh East
and Eleventh South and was returned
TO the owner The police have no clow
20 the identity Of the thieves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
BUDDING HOPES
FOR HOME Rul,

New York oct o -ptdti.
nome rule FOR Ireland afo G.it les fr
o'onnor Who arrived be,. by
ON The lusitania 90 spcnd . . 'oelI
IN THIS country raising funds by uni
ii Parliamentary party A. tbo y. la
the action TO be- taken bv fhl
lords on the budget. said Nh o.re,e
'lf The budget o. thrown on, quo.
house OF lords" said Mr. O'Cor, Ne
means general election vbioh q
hecessitate large expenditure WI
party. The election win bci, ny or
because u Is bound 20 be- folloUod i.oi
tair balancing of the parties NJ, nv
make the Irish vote an important =. WI
In parliament" iaei0
A deputation from the municiroi
ell OF the United Irish lcaruo ~ copa
ca. greeted the Irish leader nd ~ snnT'
and then ne viii be rendered 49,.
tion by several organizations. ''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
NOT so MANY IDLE CARS.

The report or the committee on car
efficiency of the American Railway as
ISOLATION on car surpluses and short
ages, dated sept 20. shows that the
number OF surplus cars reported was
55,3SS At the same time. there are
shortages totaling 14.5S2 cars. The sur
plus IS lower than at any time since the
beginning OF the depression in 1907.
Owing to the narrow margin Of surplus
cars on any one line, there are practi-
rally no cars available TO apply on the
shortages OF connecting lines. those
roads holding SURPRISES preferring 20
Keep their cnra for prospectlve loading.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
POLICE WAKE UP.
Officers Swoop Down on Bunch of
Young Crap shooters.

A quartet OF youthful crap shooters"
were raided by Patrolmen johnson and
Olson at noon today and they are now
occupying cells in the city Jail A
dozen or sc young men were in an
alley way or Main strete between First
and Second South streets and, accord
Ing 90 the minions of the law. they
We're teaching number OF Young
women clerks In dry goods stores the
art Of rolling the bones" when the
bluecoats appeared on the scene The
crap shooters fed IN every direction
but four Of them were captured and
marched TO head quarters. They gave
their names as Tom Fowler aged II:
Harry Catz. 10; James Knight. 20 and
Frank Smith, 10
No dice were found on the prisoners
but one of them had 10 or ~ nickels.
indicating that ho had been more fort
innate than his companions as none
OF them had any money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22

used by tourists for changing their
attire from that nocessltatcd BY travel
IN the cars TO that more suited for the
tour through the park. Trunks and
traps may be left IN this place with
perfect safety TO be recovered on the
return from the park The architectural
STYLE OF the new depot Is rustic, very
artistic In design and arrangements,
including large arc windows with Eng
fish lattice, work The entire building
was designed and specifications pre-
pared In tho Office OF Architect Kram-
er Of the Short Line and Is very credit
able TO the talent there engaged on II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
PRESIDENT TO CRUISE
AROUND CORPUS Christi

Washington, Oct @. The rsy,.
cutter Window. acting undor o,s'.
from Washington, has gone from ~,
weston 20 Corpus Christi. TeNas ~
president is expected 10 hoard ny
Window at Corpus Christi for n erpi.
around the harbor and an inspectio,
public improvements there.
The departure OF the Window t.-
Galveston has given rise Go rsr Nv.
that she had sailed out IN searrb I,
vessels suspected OF plraticaI pnrns,..
and that other cutters would lax u,
In that hunt for the black Gag c,e
which the British steamer Rowasr..,
reported had overhauled her. M M,
sells. however, have been ordered ~,
with any such purpose. FOR the d.,
Of pirates In the Florida straits !,
neighborhood waters Is not taken s.r
ously by officials here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
THREE TYPHOID CASES.

The city board Of health today report
ed three new typhoid fever cases. which
add 70 the epidemic OF that disease.
The victims are r. Hardness, 43 years
Of age. who lives at 220 west North
Temple street; Raynelnd Hay, II years
old. 45t west Third North street, and
Dale Turner. years Of age, 45l west
Third North street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
BAD PLACE TO QUARREL.

James Warran made the serious mis-
take Thursday evening by engaging ia
81 heated alteration with Joseph Nc
Carly m front of the county JAN The
men were about 90 como 10 blows aud
Warran was using language calculated
TO make ones blood curdlo when
Deputy Sherin q A. Carlson LETT the
San and placed the man under arrest
Wmran is charged with. Disturbing the
peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
NEW NIILowsroNE DEPOr


The Oregon Short line has iust COM
pleicd tu elegant litue passenger sta-
ton at tho Yellowstone terminal cost
Ing $4,000 ana which viii prove 81
convenience 60 tourists and travellers
generally. Tho building Dr. one-slory iu
heisht NJ reinforced concrete up to
the window Hlilf. ana of tuna Stone
above tO the caves Tho depot in-
cludoa "a main section. i2xl0g feet ln
area, containing Two waiting rooms.
ticket Offices. yestihulo. retiring con-
Noniences. etc. with two Wings. one
aiai- feei, used as a. baggage room aud
Offices, and the other alK6i feet. 70 be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
LIGHT SENTENCE ron HAND.
Carpenter Charged With Robbery Gets
on With One Year.

Frank Hand, "a carpenter, charged
with having stolen $40 ina cash and a
diamond ring worth 1925 from Albert
Alworth, with whom he went out on a
drinking bout oct. 49, pleaded guilty TO
grand larceny before Judge T. 70. Lewis
IN the district court, and was sentenced
10 serve one year In the state prison.
Hand was given light punishment in
view or his explanation TO the effect
that ne had never committed a crime
before, and init he took the money ana
ring from Alworth when the latter was
m helpless condition from drink. with
the intention OF returning them when
Alworth became sober Hand said that
ne lost his own reason shortly after
wards through too much whisky, and
that then he spent the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
C1TIZENs-DEMOCRATIC
RALLY.

In the Sixth ward amusement hall
at : O'Clock tonight the citizens
Democratic party VIII hold a rally.
The speakers wiz b. George ~.
Lawrence. candidate for city attor-
ncy' Councilman L. n Han. Frank
y. stephens, George q. Morris, Jo-
seph 5. Hyde. E Conway Ashton
aud others. a musical program viii
be rendered, and everybody Is IN
vited