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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13

| The marriage Of Miss Rose A. Lincoln
and MILFORD w. Snyder took place this
morning IN the temple and tonlght a
reception Win be held az the home OF
the bride
Mrs. w. W. Rivers entertained the
| Crystal card club this afternoon.
Last night the wedding OF Miss Ethel
lane and George Wesley Lloyd took
place At the home Of the brides moth
or, Mrs A. Lane. Dr. r. g. McNeicc
performing the ceremony. The rooms
were pretuly decorated, the parlor iu
white and green with carnations. palms
and plumosa, the bridal pair standing
under n canopy ~ tho flowers and
ferns, and boquets being an about the
room. The dining room was In pink.
the table having a mound Of pink swee {
peas, and candelabra with pink shades
The bride and groom entered the room
unattended, and 10 tho strains u the
IohengTen narch, played by Mis-
Marjorie Short. the bride In a gown
u cream colored messallne silk with
trimmings OF real lace and CARRYING
a shower boquet OF lilies Of the valley.
Assisting In receiving were Mrs Lane
and daughter Mrs. J. G.. Braun OF
Ocean Park. and assisting IN enter
tanning were Miss Ruth Storcr and Miss
effie Hitch. Mrs r. n. Dormer. MS
Ernest Anstee, Miss Nan Short. Miss
Lucy Hitch and Miss Jessie Home Mr.
and Mrs Lloyd left later for Butte.
TO make their home.
Mrs selden Clawson entertains the
Sewing club this week
Miss Mayme Noble entertained last
night at a dinner at the Commerci al
club In honor ~ the Misses Sheridan
~ St Joseph. Mo. who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs Roy r. Byrncs. the table
decorated IN pink carnations and the
place cards done I'm tho same flowers
Covers were laid for a dozen guests.
Lieut. and Mrs clark r Elliott en-
tertained az "a keno party az the post
last night In honor Of Miss Virginia
Realty who leaves shortly for wash
ington 10 take part in the Sutherland
gilmore wedding The MONS were dec
GRATED I'm peach and apple blossoms and
number Of town guests We're pres
emit
The post people are planning an in
formal hop TO be given on April 2S.
Jeanne Russell Afford will be guest
81 honor at luncheon At Franklin's on
Saturday afternoon preceding tho per-
formanco Of cousin Kate" az the
Colonial. the hostesses 20 be the Nom
bers Of the "sew-so" club.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Odell and daugh
ter. Mrs. n p Kirtlev. will leave short.
ly for an eastern trip.
Miss Wanda Pratt entertained the
Tuesday afternoon card club yesterday
and tho prizes were won by Miss Hal
Cummings and Miss Hazel Dorius As
eisting the hostess were Miss Vera
Griffin and Miss Mamie Thornberg
Mr. and Mrs George Winsness were
delightfully."- surprised last night by
the members ~ tho W. @. club
who gathered unexpectedly az their
home in celebration Of their TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary. A Dutch
supper was served. and cards were
the feature Of the evening prizes
being won by Mr. Brown and Mrs.
Wdredge The hosts received many
handsome presents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PRIEST SAVES ESCAPING
BOYS FROM DROWNING

PhoeniXville. Pa, April i3.-One boy
seeking 10 eE-ape from the Catholic
protectory at Flatland. near here, was
drowned In the Schuylkil river near
the Institution yesterday and two we're
saved by Brother Michael. member
Of the Society Of Christian Brothers,
under whose charge the institution is
conducted.
Realizing the danger Of the three run
always. who had jumped into the river
to escape Brother Michael. who saw
the boys. plunged into the stream and
rescued two OF them. but was too eX-
hausted 10 bring the third TO shore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
TINN.s EsrNTE IN Cnrnr.

Juhe Ieneman has applied 20 the
district court for letters OF admins
trutiou in the estate of his brother.
Alfred Heikkila. alias Alfred Heudrick-
sem. who died az Bingham. oct, H. 1905,
leaving "a widow and son years Of
age residing IN Finland The estate
consists OF S32 wages due deceased
from the Utah Consolidated Mining
company and n claim against the COM
pauy for $4,000 for damages for ncgli-
gcuce which O. alleged to have caused
his death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
MINERS AND OWNERS
EXPECT AN AGREEMENT

hansos city April 13-wb., a.
representative of tho coaI. rIr.L' me
Inlne oWner1 of Missouri ana
oklahoma and Arkansas resur,a ',if. .si',
JOINT conference today both si5'. '' peg
pyareu confident that am agreoD, sr
Mhleh would end the strike iba, ta
gan on April l. might be- expacis5
Inc ne session OF The conference wa,
executive and It's deliberations WIN ,o,
agreed upon ''i'''e IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
SEEKS TO RECOVER on DEAL.

Judge Armstrong; division ~ the
district court was engaged this morn
ing in securing q jury To- try the case
of b. Lcggott against r.. v. n. Hansen,
y. g Potts O., g.. Potts J -. Thuesou
and r. r Scott. iu which the plain
I'M ls seeking 90 recover 81 900 damages
on a stock transaction Leggett claims
that ne purchased for 81 900 a block
of stock bon the Savoy Hotel company
which WAS organized by the defendants
ON April %. 1905. taking over the prop
prty of the Fields hotel and capitaliz-
ing the company for $4,000 Plaintiff
alleges that the representations Of de-
PENDANTS as To- the value Of tho hotel
were fraudulent and that instead OF
being worth $4,000, as claimed. the
property was encountered by n mort
gage and was really not worth more
than 81 600 He socks 10 recover tho
amount of money he placed I'm the COM
pany no the solicitation Of defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PERSONALS.

j r. Moore, Jr special Indian agent
.or many years on the wind River
indian reservation is at the cullen
rom wyoming, TO take charge of
indian enumeration On this state.
Atty. Cen. A. r. Barnes is about 40
move nus offices from the n. p. Walker
block to the Felt block north of the
Boston block
Mrs Horny Hoffman WIN subr,ittod
'o surgical operation at psltirore
eeutly r. convlescent.
Lieut. u. A. Mcdaniel has been
,..l,1letteo from one of the infantry
10 the Fifteenth Infantry. and has iusi
arrived from San Francisco for station
~ Fort Douglas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PLAN BIG FRUIT TRACT.

=. J Hurlbert, of Morrison. lll., was
p the cit,. Wednesday. having pur-
.hased 500 acres Of choice land AT tho
vnndy drawing Monday paying
200 for the tract Mr. Hurlbert
tdn the buy for himself and assnci-
tes. who expect 10 plant IL TO fruit as
non as the water is turned I'm the now
8nals which is promised for next
.prlng l. r. Gorham OF Portland.
Nent down as a friend Of l. y. Perrine
% witness the opening, but became 80
INFUSED oven the land that he picked
Ip "a tract q so acres on the high
,ench Next spring Mr Gorham VIII
,et this 10 fruit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
NEW o. s. l.. EQUIPMENT.
Stunt Of Motive Power and Machinery
Submits Recommendations.


submits Recommendations.
The following list Of equipment has
been prepared by Supt. J. r. Dunn OF
motive power and machinery Of the
Short Line as necessary for addition to
the already extensive equipment OF the
road and Is now In the hands Of Gen
eral Manager Bancroft preparatory Tor
submission TO the executive committee
for official approval Upon that being
done, orders viii be given 10 the manu-
facturers to proceed: 80 consolidation
locomotives. 10 Pacific type passenger
locomotives. 10-wheel passenger
locomotives, switching enginees, s.
passenger coaches 10 chair cars 3
baggage cars. 8 postal cars, 5 20
foot combination baggage and mail
cars. dining cars, 500 box cars. 300
stock cars. 400 steel drop-bottom gon-
dola cars. 100 steel hopper bottom cars.
20 cabooses. $50 ballast cars. 100
ton wrecklng cranes. Lidgerwood
ballast unloader. total. A. locomotives.
81 passenger cars, i.473 freight and
maintenance cars, or 1907 pieces OF
equipment The cost Of an this will
be known when the bids are received:
but roughly estimating. this means an
outlay ~ nearly $4,000. 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
DR.. H. w. WILEY TALKS
OF COLD STORAGE

Washington April iS.-Thcre is no
excuse for OBTAINING any article Of
food In cold storage for q longer period
than nine months, according To a
statement by Or. II. W Wiley chief
of the bureau Of chemistry Of the de-
partment OF agriculture, presented O.
the senate today by Chairman Lodge
uf the committee which is investigating
the high cost 81 living.
Whenever the storage OF a product
is continued long enough TO interfere
with the output Of the next season 8
crop" said DR. Wiley, 1t has been
carried b. a point beyond the limits OF
reasonable economy and practical
hygiene"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE

New Orleans April l3-Tba .s.,-.,
session of the Imperial Council ~ ~
Mobiles Of the Myssc Shrine v.to s.1
IN annual conclave here. was bell nv,
morning. The program Tor TODAY ir'
ciuded exhibition drills and social sy-
tortainmonts viz
Permission was granted for AIN ,,
hibition drill NJ the ladies uatr,i ~ m.
Syrian tcmplc. Cincinnati. this svep,-.
in front Of the city ham stand Trs
patrol consists ~ rs young women
sisters and daughters OF members p,
Syrian temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
GILRoY ARRNIGNED.

James Gilroy am cX-convct. was arr
ragned Boo the criminal division OF the
city court this morning on the charge
Of burglary in the second degree II ls
alleged that he broke into the home Of
g. X. Smith. 9i9 east First South street.
sunday night GiIroy pleaded not
guilty and the cas- was set Tor May B..
for preliminary hearing Gilroy pro-
tested az the delay and demanded a
speedy hearing but this was denied
him. IN defaut ~ $500 bail he was
handcuffcd and marched back 20 the
county Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
MRoNG MNN NnREsTEn.

placed ou trial before Judge Bowman
this morning on the charge OF petit
larceny n was alleged that he stole
"a coat valued al Sl2 from @. Creamer
ON March 25 The hearing OF the case
had not progressed FAR when 10 was
discovered that the wrong man had
been arrested and Asst County Atty
Bowman promptly asked that the case
be- dismissed and Frazier was dis
charged from custody
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
LOATH TO MAKE COMMENT

Washington. April 49, Prlmirert
Democrats OF the senate arc ioatb u,
comment on the letter rf rs. j Bry,r
which was sent 90 Cotter r. Bryds Il,
he read at the jefferson dinner "a.
night
When approached Tor statements to-
day a number of Democrats said thew
did not agree with MI Bryan ON me-
money question. but they thought M
chances for Democratic success were
too bright 90 be ieoperdized now bv
taking issue with the throp-tImes
standard bearer of Democracy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
SOME SENATORS CONDEMN
WAR DEPARTMENT

Washington, April l3.-The war de-
partment today came I'm for "A degree
OF condemnation at the hands ~ sew
eral senators Ia connection with a bill
which was PASSED providing for the
sale 10 whitman college at Walla
Walla. Wash'n. OF the lands embraced
In The old Walla Walla military reser-
Walton n was charged that the price
fxod was much less than the value of
the land and buildings
Senators Scott, Burkett and Bristow
were among the critics Of the measure
II was shown that within three years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Gun
nison Valley Power company ot Gunni-
son. Sanpete county. were hled IN the
cfhce Of the secretary Of state this
morning The capital stock Of the
company is $50, 900, divided into shares
of the value Of 81 each. NJ d. Beaure-
gard Is president; $. NJ. Duggins, vice
president and treasurer, /. W. Ransh'
secretary. and these, with L, Edwards
and James Downs, complete the direc-
fnr4fg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PENSIONS GRANTED.

At Tuesday afternoons meeting OF
the o. S l.. pension board. pensions
were granted to Ephraim Jems. en-
gineer salt Lake "a years OF service,
commend ing with the old Utah Central
Isaac r. Shea, round-house employe.
Salt Lake. 40ia years service COM
mencing with the Union Pacific.
Peter Cummiskey. blacksmith. Poca-
tello. 24iA years of service, commenc-
ing with the Union Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
HELD UNDER BAIL.

r.. L. Custer and wife. who have been
engaged I'm divorce proceedings I'm the
district court for some months. were
arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriffs
Corless and Steele on the charge of
bigamy. according 90 the complaints
filed In the divorce actions filed by the
pair. They were taken to the county
Jail, but We're later released on Deposit
ing $500 hail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
INTERSECTION IS PAVED.

For the first time since Inst Novem-
Der. the intersection Of state and See
md South streets is free from obstruc-
tions and open CO. public travel The
Hnal asphalting was completed Tues
day afternoon. so the street is in better
condition than lt has ever been before
For two months during the winter. no
work could DO done there on account Of
the weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
HEAVY INFLUX
OF IMMIGRANTS

New york. April i3-The influx Of i'm
migrants at this port. which has been un-
usually heavy this week reached such "a
p0lut TODAY that IL was impossible 20
handle them all al Ellis Island Immigrant
station. The stcerage passengers ON the
Curouia. Oceanic and President Lincoln
4CS3 I'M All. we're held on board the yes
sells where they will stay until tomor-
row before being examined for admis-
sion on the island today are 5666 aliens
The immigration officers think the week
may be almost a recOrd-breaker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
T0RRENTlAL STORM
AT TRINIDAD, COLORADO

Trinidad. colo. April 13.-The tor
rental storm of rain and hail that
broke over the city last night con-
tinued today The foundation OF the
armory, two story brick building,
collapsed this morning The building
was unoccuuied. There was serious
damage To other buildings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13

$1,000 had been expended TO- a,
stIuctlon OF new barracke o ne con-
crvaton. notwithstanding ~ ' tne res
men. or the post had been r,,' ,loafidon-
cd previous 70 their erection ,'''n'nend-
ne payment for the barrs.,
llaae out OF a lump sum and ~ vas
as ana Nebraska senator's tooii Kan
-, OF me opportunity to attsrI an an
lump system IN making appron,i., me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
kN1rE FouNp oN CoNvICr.

New York. April IA knife was found
today ip the possession or former Mag
istrate Henry j. Furlong iu his coll in
Raymond street Jail brooklyn and Il
WINS decided 10 hurry him on 10 Sing
Sing prison this afternoon.
Furlong was found guilty recently OF
corruption n his office Of magistrate and
sentenced to from one year TO two years
and one month in prison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

I'm the Granite stake amusement hall
a farmers institute will be held Thurs
day afternoon, April 70. al 4.3o o'clock.
Members Of tho a. G.. faculty at Logan
growing Of tomatoes for the salt Lake
County cannery are particularly in
vited TO attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
INDICTED FOR ATTEMPT
TO 0EfRAUD GOVERNMENT

l.a,Nt'n. Okla. April 1s.-In5t,,...
ataihst Carol W. Gates. - wa, 'lne ntS
,niliionaire. ON charge M c1 5-.,'seits
20 1eiraud the government an, p'iacy
sections OF land in northwest or, ot %
anu ciNll suits 20 recover tho '',,, Una
we's dismissed here today bv A.. ,'n ~
:. Atty George Zimmerman ASST U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
COURT NEWS
UTAH LIGHT WINS.
Given judgment Against the Travel.
ers' Insurance Company.

Given judgment Against the Travel
ers' Insurance Company.
Ia the federal court this morning.
Judge Marshall presiding. the Utah
Light and Power company was given
a Judgment against tho Travellers
Insurance company, ~ Hartford. Conn.
for $500 The plaintiff alleged that
Il had taken out an insurance against
the defendant company against
bodily Injuries. fatal and non fatal" 90
any Of It's employees. for s.. $50 effective
from August 81. 1903. 20 the same date
in the ensuing year During that time.
one J. W. Cooper collected a judgment
from the plaintiff company for Sl0.-
OBJ so, which was paid The suit was
brought because the Insurance COM
pany refused 90 pay the policy which
had been taken out by the Utah Light
and Power company.
The court adjourned an jury trials
until Friday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
CHAUFFEUR PIERCE FINED.

OGDEN, April 13-ln the police court
this forenoon the trial Of James
Pierce, the chauffeur OF Denny smith,
on the charge OF exceeding the speed
limit, was concluded. Pierce was con
victed and fined t25 for the offense.
This is the fourth or fifth time that he
had been arrested for speeding, but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
PETERSON DESERTED MIR.

lngeborg Peterson charges her hus-
band. Frank G. Peterson with having
deserted her IN a suit for divorce, filed
by her In the Third district court this
morning They we're married In salt
Lake city April n. 1901. and plaintiff
says Peterson abandoned her on oct
"a, 1908. There are no children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
SOPHOMORE ELECTION.

The sophomore class of the Unlver-
sity OF Utah elected class officers today.
Louis Paddisou was chosen president
and Irving Erickson and Edward Rad
itz tied for the vice presidency. Fred
Hanson was elected treasurer. and Miss
Laura sutton. secretary. The class
win hold another meeting and the tie
vote will be taken up and decided The
freshman class viii hold "a meeting
next Wednesday and elect class OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
40 COURTS FRIDAY.

As Friday. April 10. b. o. legal holi-
day under an, utah statutes, there will
be- no sessions Of the district court held
ON that day The probate matters
scheduled 90 come before Judge Lewis
division Friday have been postponed
until the Friday following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Best. lots Is and IS. block Z Uni. 49,
versity Heights. Sub .............S ~
W :. Mccormick and wife 10 &. ~
Dustin. lot 81, block g.. central a..
hsbton..Ienkins Go. TO Fielding
Investment Cor lots y and - Il.
,.copqtF{ Cab ny, Place, n - iz1j,o5s "
s. b. < Trust CO. iot 3 block g.
iO-acre A and other property .... but-
Halloran-Judge co. 10 Agatha
schettler. part Of lot 3. block l6 81,
Ellen Quinn To j. b. quinn. part Of
lot ]. block q. plat D--.-......-...
kimball q Richards Co. 70 John g.
Hall and wife lots &c. A. and a.,
block 2 Burton Place .............' ~
The Realty Bldg co. 10 Laura r,
cole. part OF lot 4, block 81, plat
Herman F. Mulstein and wife TO
George ". Nesbitt. part of lot /.
block i06 plat D..........-...-.-....
Richard -. siiilet TO Christian
Petersen. part Of section -. town 90.
ship l south. range west. 4sb'
Charles Barnett ana wife 20 Char
lore Jensen. part Of section l.
township 2 south. range ] west.
Lucy a Jensen ct al. 10 sadie r
81 plat ...,.......,..., ~ 3l,Ooc
Newton Bros. Co 10 Walter Bryant.
part OF lot 70. block ~ 5-acre 100.
Annie r. Bywater e al. to Ihas.
- Nltt iAtN anu WIZ i'+fN NA ~ ~
ATt6ur s. White and wife to Albert
plat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 49, 1000
Hyrum Smith and wife TO Joseph
Smith part Of section -, town
ship p south. range west ...t... l,eu
Frederick Nelson and wife to Annie
r. Wallace. part Of section 81,
township south. range vest. 900
Salt Lake r. r.. y Trust co. To Geo.
Romney a sons GO. lot a. part
of lot rs, block Glenn SUBJ. 10
salt Lake r. r. a Trust 90. to
lot s. block n. plat C............... 10
Emily 7. Weller TO W: scott Weller g.,
part Of lot . block 49, plat A. 10
George W Snow and VIE 10 Eliza
beth Beck, part Of lot rs, block p
f. b. Wicks TO silas Eggen. lots
q and %. block TO- Poplar Grove
John bearing ana wife to Willard r.
richards. Jr.. part OF lot l. block l.
5-atre a ................ .............. 1900
John Fetger and wife to Ernst
Mullen. lot 70. block Is, plat J.s.... so
Henry ". Brown and vile TO Mary
J. Horr. part Of section Z, town
ship . south. range I cast. 30
salt Lake r. T.. A. Title co. 20 Geo.
Itomney a Sons Co. lot o. part OF
lot 20. block 3 PEI kius' 2nd Add. 10
salt Lake r. y. q Title Co. 10 Geo.
Romngy a sous Co. part OF lot 2.
Mate b. Cromar ct al to Arthur NJ.
Petersen. lots D. and a. block j,
A. j. whites South salt Lake Add 10
salt Lake r. p. ~ rue co 10 Geo.
Romney ~ Sons Co. part Of lots
Bellevue PARK Add. -. 10
d. v HYDE and wife ,',. 20 John CAB ia
r. r. Schroeder ana VIE 70 John
Gabhott. part of section o. town
SNIP / houtu. ldike west ..'s,s' ~
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VICTIMS or POISONING.

Pittsburg. April i3-Two sons Of Philip
Badalt "a wealthy resident Of Wilkins
burg were found dead in bed early today.
Tho youths. one rs and the other 10 year,
OF age, were victims ~ poison, according
to the coroners ofhce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13
BATIY woULD KIM mER.
Piles suit for Divorce. Seeking Gus
tOdy Of Nine Children.

tOdY Of Nlnc IhIIdrcn.
Margaret Batty charges her husband,
Edward b. Batty with threatening to
Kill her in a complaint filed by her
for divorce in the Third district court
Tuesday She says her husband earns
s. per day as a stone mason when he
is working. but that he often gets
drunk and abuses her. on March IS
and April 4. 1910. she says he came
home drunk and attacked her. They
have nine children. ranging In age
from rs to years Old, as a result OF
their marriage. Sept g. 1891. Mrs.
Batty wants a divorce. SIS week for
support Of herself and children. GUS
tody Of the nine children. 500 for her
attorney and the restoration OF her
maiden name OF Margaret Callahan.
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DIED

CAMPBELL.-Tuesday. April g. 40 he
residence OF her son Coo Sugar HouA
ward Ellen Campbell. born Iu lae-
ark Scotland April g. 1871 She leaves
two sons and two daughters
Funeral services az pm. THURSDAY a.
S. NJ. Taylor's undertaking pariors east
First South street lnterment az civ
cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-13

American Journalism was Horace
Greeley
All through life his aim was 70
promote the good and prevent the
bad
He supported every movement
which seemed TO tend towards right
and Justice.
He abhorrcd debt
IF YOU have bat fifty cents sald
this great man. buy "a peck OF corn
parch II. and live on It. rather lhah
owe a dollar
The young man who early begins
to save is fairly on the road 10 weal,h.
A savings account is better than 'hr
reputation of bein~ spender.
Deposits Of one dollar ana upwards
are received here. and with interest az
4 per cent compounded semi-annu-
ally. II IS remarkable now your
ings account will increase -,
Start today. and tomorro" 'nA'N
yourself. .----. 80
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST Co
235 Main St.
In the business heart
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RAIN IN NEM MExICo.

Albuquerque. y NJ. April IA gem
eral snow and rain prevailing through
out central New Mexico today is
boon to cattlemen and farmers.