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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
MISS HELEN HARTLEY.
VIOLIN.
Pupil Of Geo. SHELTON and
Ignaz Harold
mdio 2S ID 81. Phone 37lsuk
ANTON Petersen

Studio Of Piano. Violin and Harmony.
odeon. 3 East North Temple Both
phones
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WIN. c. Give,

TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO.
studio. ilG North State street Just
through Eagle Gate. Ind phone 1884 Or
chestraa furnished FOR all occasions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
ALEXANDER J. KIssELBURG.
BARITONE

Teacher OF singing and Vocal Placing
40 Security A Trust Bfdg. Salt Lake
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Especial correspondence
EW York, oct. lit was
pleasant 10 the Brooklyn con-
ference 10 greet President and
MIS-. Bon Z. RIch. who were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

The Misses Louise snd Claudia Holt
will begin lessons with their former
teachers. profs laurcnsou and severn.
the coming week being move pleasantly
located In their rooms on West one
Hundred and Fifteenth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Artist George B1rratt of Wilmington.
Della, is making "a short visit TO che
CITY ON business. staying with hIs
friends. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Sears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

King Edward rs q great admirer OF
Fritz kreisler. and has bestowed on
him various decorations and presents.
The London Philharmonic society has
given Krclsler the Beethoven gold
medal which only five other violinists
have received within 80 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

The little green and gold hounJ
book entitled John stevens Court
ship" by Susa Young Gates, has found
h Way ~ Gotham and Il being read
and apprentices ~ all VINO nave be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Teacher ~ Violin.
(Graduato from Trinity College Lond0nl
References and studio. Room o, Board
of Trade Building
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

take off their shoes and stockings and bathe their feet in the cool waters of the brook.
 She acquiesced, but once near the brook, Warren seized her and held her under the foot or more of water until life was extinct Just what was the motive that actuated the pan to com init the deliberate, cold hooded and ap- prently unprovoked crime on his wife, none knows, and Warren himself has never talked of the crime, since he con fessed and pleaded guilty at the time of his arrestA
 Warren s plea of guilty and his at toney's earnest plea for second de- gree sentence saved his life and he was sentenced to prison for life on the day on which notable meeting was held ia Hartford of famous Connecticut patri- ots, under rall ''eo save the Union. v The war feeling was just then beginning to become a factor in national politics, but Warren was taken to Wethersfeld before the war commenced, and what has happened in this fifty years that have elapsed since that time, he knows of only indirectly and from what he has been permitted to read
 It speaks well for the methods em- ployed at the state prison that the if ty.year inmate shows little evidence of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

believed that such will be the ease. the coming Christmas will be happy one indeed for Warren, for it will be his first Christmas outside of prison walls
 in half a century.
 On the day that the board of pardons meets to consider his ease, Warren will have completed an even fifty years as an inmate of the state prison, He is believed to be the longest imprisoned life convict in the United States, and possibly in the world. When the doors of the big prison first closed behind him, the Civil war had not commenced, railroad transportation was in it's in. fancy and such common conveuiences of the present day as the telephone, the electric ear, the automobile and the typewriter were unheard of, not to men ton the sllyscraper buildings, wireless telegraphy, flying machines, submarine boats and hundred and one other things with which the present genera ton is familiar.
 Wife murder was the crime for which Warren was sentenced to life imprlson. ment. One day in July, 1859, he in. vited his lS-year.old wife to take a walk with him, and, coming to brook near their farm in Willington, a small town in Holland county, in northeastern Connecticut, he suggested that they
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

failing powers, either mental or physical. Though Fl, he looks more like a man of 45 or perhaps 90 years. He is alert mentally and takes an active interest in all that goes on about him. In recent years he has been allowed considerable freedom in the institution, though never permitted to leave the prison grounds.
 If the aged Ter is released through the action of the board of pardons next week, he will be we'll taken care of during his remaining years by his two younger brothers and other members of his family, all people of excellent standing. 1t is understood that the ap- plication fora pardon has been lndorsed by many persons of prominence who have interested themselves in his case.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
FRISCO PLAGUELESS
Surgeon General Says Cam paign of Department
 Is Successful

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 9. Attention to plague conditions on the Pacific coast is given by the sur geon general of public health and ma rine hospital service in his annual re- port, made public today.
 No cases of human plague occurred in San Francisco in 1909, he says, and there were only four eases of rat plague. The effect of it's inspections by the service in San Francisco, he con tinues, has been to place San Fran cisco in a satisfactory sanitary condi- tion.
 The service has been engaged in a war of extermination of,rats and ground squirrels, and while many squirrels have been killed on the coast, only in Contra Costa county was serious condition of infection found among them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

23O North Broad the place you buy For have of the best properties Globe listed for sale and for rent and this is the place where them the right Now that it cold weather home Buy those
 
  life and buy home Here few bargains: terms a  house. lot 55 llS $2600 house. $I4O0; $l5o easy many
  any investigate places before 
 Call a 23O North
 ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
WATCHMEN CALLED
 OUT OF HOMESTAKE

LEAD, $. D., December 9.-The exec utive committee of the Lead and Cent ral City unions of the Western Feder- ation of Labor today called out all the union watchmen and others employed by the Homestake company. This order effects 250 men who have been allowed by the mine management to work since the lockout.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
SPENT FIFTY. YEARS BEHIND WALLS OF
 PRISON
Board of Pardons Will Con, slider Case of Convict
 Number One

HARTFORD, Conn.,, December o. au ne state board of pardons meets
 first of next week, it will consider
 .r upon an application for the par w rt John r. Warren, who is officially .> hated as convict No. on the roster
 he big Connecticut state prison at If favorable action is Nr by the board, and it is generally
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Lewis RhOtOn

Miss Burkhalter Lewis Rhoton, D. E. Bradshaw and Tom E. Helm appear for the I6-year-old defendant, Judge R. ]. Lea is presiding over the CoUtt and will insist that the jury be kept together once it is selected.
 Once the jury has been charged with the responsibility of deciding the guilt or innocence of young Dill, it will not take long to try the case as the evidence will be brief. The attorneys for Dill are expected to endeavor to establish an alibi for their client.
 Miss Burkhalter appeared in the courthouse this morning but did not face the gaze of the hundreds of curious spectators, remaining Tn an ante-room with a number 0! friends. She will not appear i'll the court room until called upon to testify.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
FIRST TERM SUCCESSFUL
Tillman B. Parks Says No One Can Defeat
 Donaghey for Second Term.

Little Rock, July, 24 24.-Tillman B. Parks of Lafayette county, who was chairman of the way and means committee of the last legis- lature spent the day in Little Rock. MT. Parks says the people of his section of the state are sick and tired of the state capitol contro- versy, and are very anxious to see the building completed at as early a date as possible. MT. Parks says he opposed Gov. Donaghey in the last Democratic primaries, but his administration is giving entire satisfaction in South Arkan- sas, and he candidly believes there is not a man in the state who cau defeat Governor Donaghey for a second term.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
WOULD RESIGN TO CANVASS
Deputy Land Commissioner Dye as Yet
 Has No Opposition.

Little Rock, Ark, July 24.- Reuben c. Dye of the state land office, who is the only candidate in in the field to succeed Commiss- toner l.. l.. Coffman, who will re- tire at the end of his term, stated today that if it became necessary for him to make canvass of the state in the interest of his candi- dacy, he would tender his resigna- ton as deputy commissioner and devote all of his time until the primaries to the campaign. This would be the first resignation in the state house of an official to run for office. Reuben Dye came from Forrest City eleven years ago and entered the land office, taking a position as the low est clerk. Constant attention to his duties hay brought about his promotion from time to time until he is now the highest official in the office under Commissions r COffman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Bridge Erection Begun

Five eApelt wolkmen oi tue Joliet Bridge Co.,, arrived here last night and left in company with County Judge J. A. Lea ear ly this morning to begin the erec- tion of the new steel bridge across the Cadron creek at the old King bridge. The force immediately went to work on the structure, which is expected to be ready for traffic within the next two weeks. The foreman of the gang stated that they were under instructions to remain and erect all of the bridges for which the county has contracted, and the steel for them Is expected to be received i'll a short time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
WOULD ASSESS
 COUNTY SCRIP

Tax Assessor w. w. Bishop stated this morning it was his opinion that the outstanding county scrip of Faulkner county should be assessed for taxation, and he expected to place it on the books against the holders, so far as he could ascertain its ownership. MT. Bishop stated that County Judge ]. A. Lea agreed that this class oi property should be assessed and the same opinion was held by Prosecuting Attorney Geo. w. Clark, whom he had consulted.
 The floating scrip in the county amounts to about S2o,o ,ooo and its market value is about So cents on the dollar, although it has sold higher than the price during the past few months.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
MAYFLOWER.

The protracted meeting will soon be. gin.
 A fine rain feil Wednesday which was greatly appreciated.
 James Mitchell is on the puny list this week.
 Mrs. Clip. Mosley of Perry county is visiting relatives and friends in May flower.
 John Winkler and family visited in Mayflower Sunday.
 sad accident occurred Sunday. A certain young man was out walking with his best girl when a sudden change came over him. He seized a Buckeye bush and commenced chewing the leaves and bark. When medical aid reached him he was completely buck eyed.
 Miss Ella Miller is visiting in Little Rock at present.
 Joe Lensey of Argenta was visiting homefolks Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. F. R. Mcintyre, the post mis- tress and station agent, was in Conway Monday shopping.
 Mrs. H. L. Martin visited in Chad wick Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Florence Weilds and daughter, Mrs. E. R. Mcintyre visited J. R. Mill Ter and family Sunday
 George Browning, who is working near England, visited his father last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Moody visited their son, Will, who moved to Lonoke last winter. July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Reid's Candidacy Doubtful.

Little Rock. Ark, July A. Congressman Charles c. Reid of Morrilton this morning arrived in Little Rock enroute to Washing ton, where he will stay until the close of the special session. He declined to discuss the possibility of his becoming a candidate for governor and his close friends are of the opinion he will decline to listen to the entreaties of those who have written him asking him that he make the race. At the close of his present term Congress man Reid expects to move to Lit tie Rock and form a partnership for the practice of law.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Fred Varone Insane.

Fred Varone, a young man who lives five miles southeast of Con way, was examined for insaaity by Doctors J. F. Brown and l. N. McCollum at the court house this morning. The doctors decided Varone was insane and he was so adjudged by the county court. The unfortunate man will be care | for by relatives until lie can be ad- mitted to the state hospital for the insane.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
$I2,ooo for Bridges.

Mena, July 24.-About SI2,o will be spent for two new bridges in Polk county this year. Worl; is under way on a steel bridge across the Cossatot which will '.e of great benefit to people livins in the southeastern part of the coui ty and the northern part of Howar' county. The bridge will less en the distance between Mena and Hartley I2 niles. The other bridge will be built over Mountain Fork west of Grannis.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
FURTHER CUTS ARE MADE
Three Applications Disallowed at Final
 Meeting of County Pension Board.

Holding its final meeting this morning the county pension board disallowed three applications checked over the list of pensioners and adjourned: The applications of Mrs. M. A. Ussery and Mrs. E. J. Jones for widows pensions, which had been previously allow ed were reconsidered and disallow- ed, and the petition of A. Paul for a new pension was also disallowed. The entire list was carefully checked, in order that no pensions allowed by the board should be omitted.
 The board is composed of R. A. Reynolds, J. M. Denison and w. A. Loveless.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
DECISION AGAIN
 IS POSTPONED

Little Rock, July 24.--Special. On account of the absence of Attorney James H. Harrod, one of the states counsel, Chancellor John Martineau announced this morning that the decision in the state capitol injunction case will not be rendered until Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24

Little Rock, Tuly 24. No trial in recent times has drawn crowd to the Pulaski county circuit court room as appeared there this morn ing to hear the first days proceed ings in the trial of Earl Dill, who is charged with criminally assault ing Miss Ray Burkhalter in the Knights of Pythias hall in this city early last month. It was noon before the call of the jury had been made and the special venire com menced upon. It is certain on ac count of the great publicity given the assault at the time 1t was com mitted. that no jury can be select ed today and it is hardly likely evidence can be commenced upon before Tuesday or Wednesday Sheriff Burt Roberts has been out over the country personally sum- moning special venire of 60 farm CTS from which an effort to secure jury will be made after the regular panel has been exhausted. Sheriff Roberts questioned every mansum- moned as to his qualifications for acting as juror in the case before summoning him to appear Tn court this morning.
 Prosecuting Attorney Roy D. Campbell is assisted in the trial by Walter H. Pemberton. who was employ ed by Pine Bluff friends of
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Fruit! Fruit!l

We will sell our overripe peaches at 50 cents per bushel delivered to your door. Although too ripe to ship, the peaches will be in good condition and you may cull the bad ones when 6uying Get the Elberta, the only good canning peach. Call pLo.e No 10 0 65 and leave orders.
 Round Mt. Fruit Co,
 Pyle & Paris, Owners.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Dr. Pardew BteakS Hip.

Dr. J. B. Pardew, who formerly rssided in this city, but now of Argenta, while pushing buggy from shed yesterday slipped, fell and broke his left thigh close 10 the hip joint. Dr. Pardew had just recovered from an illness of a month with blood poisining.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
County Out of Debt.

Mountain Home, July 24.-For the first time since 1888 Baxter county is out of debt and county scrip is worth 100 cents on the dollar. Ever since Judge Russell ended his term of service for the county in 1888 finances have had more or less disastrous career.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
New Post Office Completed. N

Hazen, July 24.-The best post office building on the Rock Island between Bonneville and Memphis is just being completed here, Lit tie Rock excepted, of course. The officials expect to be installed and doing business in the new quarters by August I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Gun Club Score.

Much interest is being mani tested in the gun club which was recently organized ill th's city, and some of the local sportsman are making good records. The score yesterday was as follows, the figures showing the number of hits out of 2s chances:
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Sunday at
 the Churches

METHODIST-Rev. R. B. Nc Swain of Hendrix College will preach at II a. m., as the pastor, Rev. J. B. Stevenson, is at Mt. Vernon, conducting revival meeting. At the evening hour the life and travels of St. Paul will be shown by maps and stereopticon views. Professors M. J. Russell and Guy A. Simmons of Hendrix College will explain the pictures by short lectures.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
BEE BRANCH.

We are still having hot and dry weather. Farmers are almost done work.
 School opened Morning with Chester Short, Miss Gertrude Patterson and Mrs. Pearl Pearce teachers.
 Mrs. Cassie Collums has returned home after visit with her folks at Choctaw.
 MT. Cauly is very poorly at this writ ing.
 Mrs. Alice Rogers has gone to the railroad after house furniture.
 The ball boys were very much disap- pointed because the Center Ridge boys did not come to play with them.
 Mrs. Bam Patterson is visiting Miss Cassie Collum. This is the first time she has been anywhere since the storm. July 20.
 Elberta peaches, the most de- liCious fruit that grows, at Menty
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
Anxious To Get Sanitarium.

Mt. Ida, July 24.-Montgomery county i, putting forth every effort to secure the tuberculosis sani- tarium, authorized by an act pass ed by the last legislature. Sena- tor Hamp Williams is a member of the locating committee and is working in favor of this county. A track of 1000 acres located in the hills, good springs and run ming water, good roads and within five or six miles of a railroad is the kiud of location desired. Ad- vantages of this kind are found are found here.
 Charlie Bolls has returned to his home at Philadelphia, after a visit with relatives and friends i'll this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24
DILL JURY HALF COMPLETE
Selection of Jury from Special
 Venire is Begun.
Defendant Expected to Offer Alibi as Proof He was Not Miss Burkhalter's
 Assailant.

Little Rock, July 24.-Special. Out of 3I veniremen examined up to O clock this afternoon, six iurors in the Dill case had been secured.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24

PRESBYTERIAN - The pastor, Rev. A. NJ. MaCLauchlin, will will preach at II a. III. and SIS p. m. Sunday school at GAS a. Ill.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-24

BAPTIsr-Rev. J. ]. Hurt will preach in the morning at II o'clock and evening at SIS Sun day school at o3o a. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-15
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Happenings of Interest About
 The City.

Michael Mellican, who was arrest ed in Danbury for stealing copper pipe from the store Of Charles AIcAIiister, was yesterday found guilty by the jury in the Superior court, criminal side, and sentenced to jail for three months by Judge Robinson. The ac- cused and a man named James Ma homie were drinking on the night of the theft; Mahonie opened the window of the store and took out the pipe. They sold the stuff to a junk dealer for 75 cents. Mahonie got away when he heard the police were after him.
 About 5:30 yesterday afternoon an oil stove in the apartments of w. H. Martin at 116 Black Rock avenue be- came. overheated and set fire to the carpet. Some one hearing the cry of fire rang in the alarm from box 14S, the private box of the Curtis & Cur tis Co. The damage was slight. The alarm from the private box called out a larger number of apparatus.
 The offices of the Lake Submarine Torpedo Boat Go. which were until yesterday in the Security building, are now located at the new shipyard of the concern at the foot of Seaview avenue The buildings of the company are not yet completed, but will be so within a few weeks. At present the boats of the company are being built outside of the city, on contract, but in the future they will be Made in Bridgeport"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-15
J. HAMMOND DALEY
 (JuveniIe,
ACE FLEMING Neading Woman)

Ince Jr., an Ideal type of American manhood peculiarly adapted to Heads. g MT. Ince beside being striking in per sonalfty is an actor of wide reputation ana comes from a, family of actors. He has been in the service of stage dom since a mere child and during his experience has played leads for many well known theatres in the country in cluding: Grand Opera House. Boston Colonial. Cleveland: Forepaugh's Phil adelphia and others. MT Ince has tin Daily. Charles Frohman. Henry w. Savage. and others of that type.
 For fngenue roles MT. Poli has se- 1ected young woman who will win instant popularity for her talents as well as for her extreme beauty. She is Miss Patty Allison. a charming Southern girl whose home is in Knox vile. val,e: +;ns Tenn. Miss Miss Allison bears woman on the American stage to-day. During six years of stage work Miss Allison has played prominent roles in some of the brilliant dramatic sue legitimate was with the College Widow in which she had the part of
 The Prominent Waitress Miss AL I1son had the fngenue role with Robert Edeson in ERansom's Folly and prior to that played prominently with the Willard and the Pike Stock companies. She was also connected with the Da. vidson Stock n Milwaukee, the Keith Stock in Providence and the Proctor Stock in New York.
 Henry Duggan who will have the heavy roles is finely adapted to this type of stage work. Some idea of his ability may be gleaned from the fact that for the past season he has played the part of Mcdonald. in Eugene Wal ter's Paid in Full" MT. Duggan has also been connected with such stock companies as Keith's Philadelphia Ferris Minneapolis; Belasco's San Francisco. and many others.
 One ether familiar face than that of Miss Fleming will appear Monday, Miss Jessie E.. Pringle the ever popu-