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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-26
oskALoosA BOY DROWNED.

Dos Moines River Claims Another Vic.
tim, an 9-Year-OId Lad.
Special to Times-Republican.
'Oskaloosa, July s6.--Kenneth Bowles
aged years. son Of Alfred Bowles
was drowned in the Des Moines river
last evening. He was wading near the
bank with a boy companion, and step
ped into hole and was swept into the
current. Neither could swim The body
was recovered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-26
AUTO STRIKES BOY.

Down at Council Bluffs.
Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs. July &c. IL. Mar
low. accompanied by his wife and son.
of Massena. Iowa while driving down
principal street here today in an
auto. c,olilded with Arthur Hyatt. a boy
aged -. on a bicycle. and the lad was
rendered unconscious. He sustained
two bad cuts on the head. but 1t Is be-
lieved he is not seriously hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-26
cRlPPEN REPORTS DENIED.

SCOTLAND Tard OHIcIaIS OIscrUuR 49,
rest and Confession Stories.
London. July 26.--Dr. Crippen has
not been arrested, and Miss Leneve has
not confessed. so far as Is known by
officials OF Scotland Yard today. They
absolutely discrcdit tho published stor-.
les 10 the contrary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
MRS. IsLAUB'S FUNERAL.
Brief Services Held Prior to Taking
Body To Ogden for Brutal.

Brief funernl exercises over the re-
mains az Mrs. G. H. Islaub were held
at tho residence. Sugar House ward,
this morning at 1880 am, Bishop John
NJ. Whitaker I'm charge After the
hymns 20 My Father" and Resting
now from care and sorrow" by Mrs.
Luella Ferrtn sharp. and prayer by
Counselor John II. Smith, Counselor
VIM Hoare spoke OF the good works
of the deceased. and testified to her
many virtues and acts OF kindness to
those who were in sorrow and trouble.
lie exhorted her family TO so live that
they may be worthy OF dwelling with
her In eternity. and closed by reading
from the Doctrine and Covenants re-
garding the celestial glory.
Bishop John NJ Whitaker explained
the brcvity of these services by the
fact that the body would be taken To
Ogden for burial today; referring to his
acquaintance with deceased, and OF
the peaceful and sweet spirit that she
had Inherited from her father whom he
knew, he expressed his kind feeling
toward the bereaved husband and chill
dren and cxhorted them 10 do all in
their power to M the great mission in
store for them,
The hymn. II have read OF a beauti-
ful city" was sung by MIS-. Luella Fer
rim Sharp, and the benedictlon WAS pro-
nouncod by Elder Charles j. Ross OF
Ogden after which the remains were
taken 10 the depot for shipment to og-
den, where the fun services and burial
viii take place today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Three lots In Proportion. now known
as Newhouse park, were purchased
from N q. Moser this week by +. III.
KnicNerbocker assistant to Vice Pres
, ident Bancroft OF. the O. $. /. railway,
fbt tRe sum 81 $4,000.
For the price Of $1,000 Mayor j. $.
Bransford has purchased from Caroline
Calne che property at 1911 north state
street. 50 by 100 feet the property em-
bracine two two-story double houses
OF 70 rooms each. the purchase having
been made for Investment purposes.
Adyices from the various beet fields
Of the three sugar companies Of Utah
and Idaho. received today, state that
the beet crop at many points IL IN
surprisingly good condition, considering
the drought The best reports come
from Cache county, Weber county
Garland, and several Idaho points. es-
pecially at Nampa, where the crop Is
such as 70 guarantee the opening OF
the factory this fall The driest crops
are in Salt Lake county, where there Is
great need Of water. The Utah county
farms promise TO run their usual aver
age. In Garland the Bear river canal
Is nlled 10 it, banks. and the farmers
are having all the water they want on
both sides Of the stream.
A big sigh Of satisfaction will go up
from the business public today on no
ticing the re-entrance OF the D. X.
G. time tables 10 the columns OF The
N'cys For some years past rail-
roads had discontinued the practise OF
having their time cards printed In the
papers. and many complaints we're re
ceivod at the railroad offices by people
throu ghout the state, who were In ig-
norance OF the time trains arrived ana
departed. The action of the D. q 4
G pcople Is certainly a step that VIII
he appreciated by the entire public es-
peciaIiy the business sections, ana Is
ono that will no doubt be followed ny
other railroad lines.
NeeI Ritter & Tarpey Is the title OF a
new firm of well known business men
which has gone into the real estate
business. and will be actively heard OF
from now on.
Friends Of the National copper bank
sent in large and handsome vases or
choice aowers this morning. with
lJyvhich to decorate the beautiful apart
| ,nsf,ts of the bank on the occasion OF
| the opening
Rrir Gen. s. G. Park IL In Denver
closing up the affairs OF his Denver
iewelry house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
DRUGSTORE BRANDS
OF LIQUOR D|CUssED
Difference Between Whisky and Bran
DIV the Keynote of Case In
Police Court.

whisky, brandy. the difference be-
tween the two, especially as applied to
the drugstore brand. and the real
duties of police officers were subjects
that took up the time OF Judge Bow
man and jury Of four men for two
hours this forenoon after the case Of
the city against j. NJ. Doull druggist,
Was called. Mr. Doull Is charged on
a second onensc OF having sold in
tOXicating liquors without the neccs-
sary license, ami some Of the problems
Of the case proved SO knotty that this
afternoon the court will listen TO argu-
ments on the questions OF law and the
jury VIII not be given the case FOR con-
alteration until Friday.
w. ". Hendrickson n police officer,
appears ~ the complaining witness.
with Patrolman James r.. Woodland as
the corroborating witness. II Is al
legged that on the night OF March "a,
MT Doun sold to Hendrickson a bottle
Of brandy" without having "A drug
glsts license 10 sell liquor The
whisky
on REORGANIZATION counsel for MIR
Doull elected the Information that the
two officers had been sent to Doulrs
place az Main and Market streets. with
Instructions tn purchase, n possible. H.
NuVls anu " 'bialitd 10 llttcf MT DOull
undcr arrest. In bringing out this fact,
IN = tit with the prosecutor. the de-
PENDANTS attorney, Soreu y Christen-
sen cast the soft Impeachment that
some members of the salt Lake police
department are not unlearned in the art
OF 'hbbng.
Policemen do lie, sometimes" as
serted Mr.. Christensen. why, | have
known them to get up I'm this very
courtroom and swear they saw men
down on some street at a certain time.
when at that very time the men we're
lying in jail"
MIR. Christensen dwelt at length
on whether II IL the duty OF a police
officer. To prevent the violation of law
or to entice someone into the breaking
Of law and then arrest them. This.
with tho supposed faulty wording of
the complaint, win be tho defense Of
fored in the case.
Special care Is being exercised by the
prosecution to preserve the evidence
I'm the shape of the whiskey and to
prevent recurrence of the embetrra-ss-
ing situation in the previous case
against Mr. Doull when the jury drank
UP the evidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
OLD SOL OUT AFTER
HOTTEST DAY RECORD
Corinne Tuesday. Beating All
Known May Marks.

Section Director Thicssen OF the
weathes bureau In this city reports the
maximum temperature OF Tuesday in
salt Lake. viz. 81 degrees as the high
est for May 81, since 1887. when the
maximum reached 90 degrees. And
only on two other May days was Tues
days record equalled or exceeded. viz.
May %. 1855. when the record was 90
degrees. and on May 20. 1874, when It
VISA 81 degrees. However Corinne
Jared worse than Salt Lake Tuesday,
FOR the maximum thermometer there
was 20 degrees and the weather Off
Gals here are ready TO believe this
lofty maximum was exceeded I'm other
parts OF the state. Mr. Thiessen said
THIS noon, there were no indications
whatever OF any approaching preciplta-
ton. lie sent the following monthly
resume for May this morning, To the
department at Washington Cool
nights fore part with some unimpor-
tant frosts, showers occurred scat
tered localities Wednesday relieving
arid farm drought somewhat. but rain
stu badly needed everywhere. Latter
part week unusually warm tempcra-
lures highest FOR season: Irrigation wa
ter fairly plentiful but no June floods
expected owing to high average flow
To date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
ANOTHER EXPERT
WITNESS CALLED
II. Is. Kirby Testifies Ia Strengthen
Brooks Evidence After
Case Is Closed.

with an armful of maps and photo
graphs Edmund h. Kirby. an en-
gineer. OF st. Louis, appeared at the
hearing OF the suit OF the silver King
Consolidated Mining company against
the silver King Coalition Mines COM
pany this morning as an expert for
the kearns crowd much 10 the SUR
prize of the consolidated company.
Under protest Kirby gave his testi-
mony in regard 70 expansion OF rock
found in the Parson stope. His flash
light pictures were introduced and his
maps also as exhibits in the case after
objections had been read into the
record TO be considered by Judge John
A. Marshall when Special Examiner
John w. Chrlsty makes his report.
In making the objection, Attorney
H. r. Mac MILAN, for tho plaintiff,
stated that the Kearns crowd had
closed It's case In chief and that the
testimony submitted by Mr.. Kirby was
not proper rebuttal Besides Mr. Mac
milan said that Charles r. Brooks, en-
gineer for tho Coalition company. had
gone into detail In regard to the eN-
pansion OF rock.
From all appearances. Judge Dick
son was not satisfied with the show
ing made by BROOKS, or ne wanted 10
corroborato his testimony, for Mr..
Kirby was brought here recently to
inspect the Parson stope. Kirby said
that the swell Of the waste was about
6. or that 100 cubic feet of rock in
the solid occupied about 100 cubic
feet Ia the waste. re found different
kinds Of rock In the stope which ex-
banded In different degrees and he
divided the stope into three parts.
When the session adjourned at noon
Mr.. Kirby was still on direct examina-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
LATE LOCALS
Dcpartincnt--A


Engneers Typo Department.
NV pIInsI,s press TOT use IN setuhs
I. ~, Henerei pruning NoIh mas peen
.lS'aiIep III tne computing room OF
'i'o O'ty o"s'neefs o''lce'
Park CITY Ipspccted-State Dairy
and Food com missioner Willard Han
sen has returned from Park CITY and
iieber' where ne and state chemist
harms TOOK ABOUT 80 samples OF 1000
TOT testing purpose
Board Understandable meeting
of the state hoard on education viii
he beld I'm tho ststc s,,nerIntandent's
Office M o'clock on saturdav The
library ana gymnasium commission
meeting Jointly with IL
I,st Niobt,s ta.,--1hero was
general con1nlalnt This morning on
InabIIit, 10 Her during tbe heat OF
last night. not a. few remarklng that
Inc excessgye heat accustomed an rrit-
able Itching NJ the akin that wes OK
ceedin0,v annnvino
Another Month Tor telsus-Ihe
from Washington mis- nornins 10
Roo, ME of,ice onen FOR another
month during which time Ali cases
~ nossible oversipht can he correct-
cd pendfts arc heine, forwarded 10
D. NasJIne,,h N, s,ss ,ra,idIy "a nossible
Field. Day trldaS--At eight O'Clock
this morning the principals OF the city
schools met in the office or the city
superintendent or schools ID II. CHRIS
Jensen, ana ulscussed matters per
ali Of the schools Including the high
scbooi viii meet et XYandamere
May VISIT Price-ln ne state poasd OF
land commissioners mas received an
Invitation to VISIT the ptoJect OF the
Irrigated Lands company AT frlce on
Friday next, ana IL IS very prppspie
that the majority or the poard VIII
take advantage OF me opportunity 10
see that wonderfully improving as
trict
f,c,calooic,l So,lety-An i'm
portant meeting or the com
mittees OF the Geneaioslcal soclety
will be held THURSDAY afternoon
at 8, at the residence OF MIS- Elizaoetn
e, McCune, corner Main ana FIRST
North. All members or these com
mittees are cordially invited 10 at
tend, without further notice'
xyooL d,v PARK Concerts-Tho city
~, so,,,,sissio ners are manning TO
haiS on,,nerts ~ Iibertv mark Thurs
a., o,eni,gs when various musical
o,'ss,a,,,,atinns viii no asked 10 con-
,ributn their services Among these
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
PERSONALS.

The wife of Ensign Pitt Of the Sal
walton army IL convalescent ron
Siege OF sickness
Ralnh r. Sharkey, with the CONNER
cial and Continental bank since 1905,
has resigned his position for a very
desirable one with the Intermountan
Electricncompany
r. w. Mendonhall OF the Utah Light
A. Railway company returned thls
morning from St Louis, where he
vent 10 attend the electric light con-
vention.
A G. Mackenzie of the Bell Tele-
,shone company has gone TO wyoming
and Montana 20 be absent for SIX
weeks or two months.
Mrs, & b: Monk and daughter.
Miss Fern Monk. leave Thursday next
FOR New York whence they are TO san
on the nth inst, for England They
win be absent four months on
pleasure trip, visiting Ehslanu. W.
land and Scotland. and then go 10 the
continent for extensive travel there.
Miss Fern has been for the last eight
rnonths an expert stenographer with
the passenger auditor OF the oregon
short Line. having formerly been en-
rloyed with the Rio Grande. IN view
OF the departure OF the ladles' Mrs'
street gave a reception for them az
her residence, which was TENDED by
many friends.
Miss Lucy Louder. who has been
hook keeper for the Kenyon hotel for
many months, viii resign her posi-
non on Junc 10. After swering her
connection with the company, MISS
Louder will take vacation TIP
through Yellowstone Park Ihen VISIT
In Portland and finally san frehciSeo.
where she may conclude to make her
homo.
Horatio Burleigh. one Of the best
known locomotive engineers or inc
Oregon short Line. and Mrs. Burleigh,
are in town from Preston. Ida, visit
Ing with the family Of Mrs. Blanch
Coonrod, Mr. Burleighs sister.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS

Thcatcr--frhc advance sale for the
Collier engagement is going on at the
theater box office. Mr.. Collier VIII be
seen In "rhc Lucky star" at the SAT-
Lake theater tomorrow night.
CoIonial-"The White Squaw,"
which IL pleasing audieilces at this
house winds up the Colonial season
Saturday night.
Orphcum--The advance sale for the
Mack Leone engagement, which opens
next week. begins tomorrow morning
Mlssion-Tonight sees the winding
up OF the popular bill Of the week
To be succeeded by complete change
tomorrow,
Moving Pictures - The Florence
houses are doing good business this
week. especially at the Shubert, where
com bined vaudeville and picture SUBJ
jccts are strong magnets.
The Airdomc-The chance to hear
music, see dancing. and laugh at
comedy without the necessity OF going
I'm doors is proving renumerative to
the manager OF the New Airdome on
west Third South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

william n. Hunt to Caroline Hunt
lots ~. 30. n. = and q. block D. n.
Irsonb Ruliock 10 Harvey Kamp,
part OF section y. township
south. range 1 west .... ,...'s.,.
II 4. Clark and wife 10 W II.
sherman, part OF section Il to"h-
shin I south. range west 1900.
Rudgar Amuudson and wire 70
Walter Bryant, part or lots j.
. and 4. Violet Add. ,.,..,........, 2'F
Robert Mawson and wife 70 ErastuS
Jensen. part of section 20. town
shin . south. range 1 cast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
DR|SKELL REWARD
CUT BETWEEN THREE


After a long conference this morn
ing between the governor and the
mayor with the attorney general and
the secretary OF state in attendance.
II was decided to give half Of the $4,000
reward offered FOR the arrest Of Dris-
kelI who murdered officer Riley to Joe
s. Ciordan. colored, and the other han
to j. r. Burk and X. II. Chambers the
ogden poll. m On. The claimants
were represented by counsel: and It
took from 10 To 1880 TO reach a salts
factory decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
FOR W. p. RIGHT OF WAY.

The Western Pacific railroad has filed
with the register and receiver at the
local United states land office a pc
tition for right OF way from Garfield
to the western boundary, Of the state
for its railroad line Two maps cover
ing the right OF way have been filed.
The road Is already built but from Gar
field west 20 the state line IL passes
over unsurveyed land, and II is for the
purpose Of protecting the right OF way
that the petition is filed With the gov
ernmcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
sUpT. MANSON ARRIVES.

r G. Manson. general superintendent
Of the Oregon Short Line. arrived In
Salt Lake from Ogden this morning TO
take up the duties OF his new position.
He Will occupy the quarters In The
Deseret News building vacated by J. NJ.
Davis, former general superintendent,
There will be no changes in the office
personnel. Henry Plumhof retaining
the position Of chief clerk to the
general superintendent. Mr. Manson
is engaged with Mrs. Manson this aft
ernoon in looking for a home In Salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
PITIABLE CASE.
Geo W. Crochcron Examined for In
sanity l. DISCHARGED by Judge.

George w Crocheron. who was eN-
amined by Drs. Mayo and Odell for In
sanity. this morning I'm Judge Lewis's
court was discharged. The case Is
pltiabie in the extreme as the old man
Is merely tired OF the worries OF lie.
ON Monday last he threw himself be-
fore Wandamere car. tried To- drown
himself In a creek at Fourteenth South
and IN other ways showed a desire to
depart from this life. His conversation
Is lucid, but there Is an under current
Of melancholy that fully explains the
attempts he has made at self destruc-
ton
Earnest FOrosburE was this morning
committed to the state insane asylum
by Judge Lewis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
RAILROAD NEWS.
MILES GLACIER CROSSED.
Copper River Road In Alaska Com
pIetes Cantilcycr Bridge.

Seattle. wash. June 1.-Word was
received at Seattle offices Of the Copper
River d Northwestern railroad that the
first train yesterday crossed the new
cantilever bridge at the Miles glacier
over the Copper river, thus putting In
effect train service to Mile 104
Twenty-eight miles of rails will com
plete the gap to the mouth of the
Chitina river whence the government
IL building a trail to connect with the
Valdez -Falrbank trail. II is estimated
that with the completion OF the road to
tho mouth OF the Chltina, the journey
to Fairbanks will be shortened By four
or Eve days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER DYING.
Entire White Family Stricken With
scarlet Fever ENccDt the Mother.

Mile white, the l2-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel White Of
4e5 west sixth South street. died early
yesterday morning Of scarlet fever and
was buried at 4 o'clock In the after
noon in the city cemetery. The entire
family except the mother, have con-
tracted the disease and the youngest
child Is not expected 10 i've. In the
sixth ward whore they reside. the
bishopric and tho Relief society have
done al that they could 10 relieve and
comfort the family. The Whites recent
ly came here from England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

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IN your former field Of labor, to whom
YOU would like TO send COPY OF M.
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airy work We send tho paper on.
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Canada or Mexico at han price. 81 .oo
This does not apply 10 points where
there are regular wards or stakes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
INJUNCTION ONLY
APPLIES TO TARIFF \ ff5

Washington, June 1T was discov-
cred today that the governments In
junction against the western trunk line
freight rate increases applied only TO
tariff 4 l15 mentioned in the bill and
aid not cover the increased rate on wool
Of 10 per cent. which went into effect
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
sCoRCHING ON MAIN STREET

A complaint sworn to by J. G. Arm
strong. police ofncer. was issued this aft
ernoon by the county attorney. charging
or. Farley r Musser with violating the
spesd ordinance and driving his automo-
bile at a high rate or speed between
south Temple and Third South on Main
street en- Memorial day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
HUSBAND A WIFE BENTEH.
Nellie Jenkins Files Suit for Divorce
In District Court

Nellie Jenkins filed suit for
divorce against William Jenkins, In
the district court this morning. The
couple were married in Great Fails,
Montana. September Is, 1906 ana
since that time the husband had, ac-
cordins to the plaintiff. treated her
most cruelty at times having dragged
her about by her hair, beaten ana
kicked her out OF tho house. He was
last employed at the Yampa stnelter
Bingham, and the plaintiff asks Tor
S25 a month alimony as well as Soo
attorneys fees There are no emil
dren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
IKE TAYLOR ARRAIGNED.

Ike Taylor charged with assaulting
Charley Wing with deadly weapon
with intent to do bodily harm. was ar
raigned before Judge Lewis this morn
ing entering a plea of not guilty. Three
other cases were continued for ar
raignment until Thursday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
SIXTY DAYS FOR BAD CHECK.

Charles H. Farwell alias george
Baldwin. pleaded guilty this morning
TO the charge ~ obtaining money under
false pretenses, and was sentenced by
Judge Bowman to serve so days In the
county Jail Farwell passed a worth.
less check for sis.s5 on the National
Bank of the Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
LAUNCH STOLEN.

Complaint of the theft Of a gasoline
launch From Saltair beach was made on
Tuesday by Emmett r. Annls TO the
sheriff The only clew he could give
was that some men at the resort had
and started due east with II. The launch
was "A Mullins steel boat 10 feet long,
equipped with a good gasoline engine.