Salt Lake City Beobachter | 1905-09-22 | Page 7

ATS [a FFE x zee ef = 5 | There were 20 births reported in 19 Four hundred pupils are enrolled in the Moscow public schools. Bight divorces were granted by Five new grading camps have been established on the Lewiston-Riparia Salt Lake City last ‘week, deaths. and Judge Morse in Salt Lake during one line, day's session of court last week. Mrs. S. C. Emily has been bound There were 23 cases of contagious over to the district court at Pocatello diseases reported in Salt Lake City to answer the charge of horse steallast week, 22 of typhoid fever and one. ing. of smallpox. H. P. Bramtelie has been bound Mt. Pleasant has more new build- Over to the district court at Moscow ings in course of erection, and erect- to answer to the charge of embezzling ed, this year than it bas for the past $500. five Years combined. Harry Schissler, on trial at GrangeThe regular annual convention of ville, was found guilty of manslaughthe Congregational churches and ter, after the jury had been out for schools will be held in Park City on thirty hours. September 28, 29 and 30. Burglars entered the store of M. W. verändern, te fi omobil ſehen? Natürlih iſt das nict bei allen der Fall, aber es wird immer deutlicher, daß eine beſtimmte kleine Anzahl: von Automobiliſten ihr civiliſirtes Weſen uni Flehten beim umn gs E dem Einfluß ihrer Maſchine einptAy oe ig wörhentliche zweige Anwend bon vierprozen„Es läßt ſich nachweiſen, daß bei vietiger Kreolinlöſung be len ſo völlig veränderten Charakteren durchaus keine Anluge zur Brutalität Thomas Tobin of Anaconda, Monvorhanden war, zum mindeſten hätte fie ſich dann au \{on in einzelnen tana, suicided in the Salt Lake county anderen Handlungen zeigen müſſen, jail, taking morphine. Tobin had been Ae ee man fea höchſt merk- arrested for drunkenness. — Construction work on the Western würdigen Vorgang gu Seecta 0 Li e Is Pacific will begin by the end of the week. Camps are now being gotten lung, bidon am beſtèn mit bein Wort ready west’of Garfield beach. lige und pk tale ober)de Das Schaukeln Das SGau akleiner ce e weit mehr leiden, bei täglichem Gebrauch. ‘ Die Platabap Sstan das Kran- als ten befommen Sprünge, die und zu , wo: Anbett von Kindern im Alter von &—2. werdenabgebiſſenUnd ver“ >, und gerufen wird, die plöhlih ‘von fern fie in den Kehlkopf ge.angen, fo ngen Krämpfen fs wor den fann: Erjtidungstod die lge fiein, ohne daß die Muttér die Urſache Am nennen vermag. Den F rztes gelingt es dann bald, gefährlichſten iſ ide, twas {don feſtzuftel- genug bekannt geworden iſt, im Schla daß das mit der Aufſicht betraute perſchlu>t lu>t werden. gindermädchen oder eine ſonſtige Die Citrone—eine kletne durc häufige drébéndé Sber thant ausapothete. Die Citrone an odSe, Cee df heit e ‘Man vermeide daher das teln ‘her kleinen Kinder, ſoweit als ih, [ha es ihrer Geſundheit niht zuträglich bildet während des Sommers bei- nahe eine Hausapotheke; zumal in der it des Reiſens ſie vorzügliche ienſte, Der Saftder Citrone kühlt und reingt nämlich ni<t nur das Blut, ſein häufiger. Gebrauch, namentli< im È Hühner met Maries, Sommer, ſoll au< ein Verhütungs- an theilt die gerupften und gut gerinigten Hlihner invier Thelle und ſeht ſie; ete Be si ge ee voll echten Paprika und die Hüh- ſtüde hinzu und läßt die | a eine mittel gegen Fieber bilden; der Saft von zwei Ci in einem halben Glaſe Waſſer wird als kräftiges Mittel gegen Wechſelfieber und R tigmus angeprieſen. Außerdem wird der Saft einer Citrone, dreimal täglich in iner Taſſe ſtarken, klaren Kaffees Viertelſtunde ge- längſam trunken, als ein Mittel gérühmt, um Fieber und Fröſteln zu“ vertreiben. f el voll Mehl darüber, a o viel ee follte der Citronenfaft ſtets unge Bouillon Hinzu, | die berflift Benugt werden, um heilkräftier gerade bede>ti, läßt-ſie zu einer gerq É wirken, und etwas verdünnt, Sauce eindämpfen, gießt dann int recht fetten, fauren hi fie damit etwa 20 m und ridjtét die ait Reis oder Nudeln an. - t ex niht den Magen und die zu, Zähne angreift. — Die Limonade 4 Jedes. die Abends unmittelbar vor! j ngehen, um Erkältung zu E as beſeitigen, genommen ‘wird, darf man ſi verſüßen, Werdagegen dur Hei- ſerkeit 11nd Bruſtſchmerzen geplagt wird, ſoll -dur< das Weiße eines Eies, iemli< zu Schaum geſchlagen, und nn mitdem Saft etner-Citrone aufs geſchüttelt, Bèſſerung finden, wenn et dann in Butter weich ayoe und wi ie eee 2 [lede ha lbe Stunde einen Theelöffel davon verſchlu>t, — Manſieht alſo, daß dieſem noc einige Stilddjen fetten ſpeziell auf Reiſen die kleine Citrone inken, rührt es mit zwei ganzen wirkli<h im Stande iſt, für fich allein Win und zwei in Milch eingeweihten eine Art Hausapotheke zu erſeyen! ’ et rs es n, en Ÿ ge), um ſo ; Mmbthatigteit des Baumes friſh ant. Un den Wundfiellen aber ſind tid) die zerfezten Rindentheile mei- 0 inClabesMaterieliengbal m , die Uebertn 4 nigten Tempo zu vollziehen. ivas ganz und m i bligt, gebrochen if , | nnter Weiſe mit glatiem feat werden, Bei ſtark Mumen wird dann im bee ents Wibjahr die Krone guriidgel |Vurzelfäule der Obſt- Uu me. Die fnuptſächlich bet ſt Wurzeln tren and die im Herbſie in ni tn Boden ge t word tagende Mittel | a Friüßja Ver Bo Bodens du: dittiatien kommt des V 8 und der übrigen Man- prsioner dárine ſowie Bureaus der bedeuten- die Unlage von japa terthon worden iſ und en betrieben wird, wobei alles Material und die Apparate aus bezogen wurden. Solche Spe- er ropa 0Be IGMein bat ters den dieſe Artikel ſehr billig Japan scratch. A post morten examination over the body of Robert E. Williams, the Ogden school teacher who died last week, reveals the fact that while he Was suffering.from typhoid fever, the real cause of his death was ptomaine poisoning. Monty Attell was knocked out in the | twenty-fifth round by Harry Tenny. at Goldfield, Nev., Both are from San Frank Pasquale was hanged in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla, Wash., Friday. His crime was the deliberate murder of Charles Gray, at Tacoma, in May, 1904, the result of a quarrel over an insurance poliey. Western Idaho Sugar company and Yorke and Olson of Salt Lake, whereby the latter is to furnish a minimum amount of 800,000 brick for the sugar factory at Nampa. The Idaho state normal school at Albion began its year’s work on Tuesday the 6th, at which time more students were registered by more than 30 per cent than were ever before registered on an opening day. A Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt has been advised that Idaho, through its governor, has accepted his forestry policy and will hereafter operate with the national government in the preservation of forests. At Czenstochowa, Russia, a cellur loid factory was destroyed by fire and nine persons were burned to; death and several others injured. ously injuring two persens and bruis- The trial of Young at Grangeville for the murder of Morris, resulted in his acquittal. The prisoner fainted when the verdict was announced. There has been 13 new store rooms to property. ing and shaking a number of others. Francisco. Tenny was the stronger and had Attell taking the count twelve different times. The secretary of the interior has J. D. Mellick, living near Hailey, approved the preliminary plans of the has 1,700 bushels of oats from 23 or engineers of the reclamation service 24 acres, and 50 bushels of wheat an tor the Strawberry valley irrigation acre from 14 acres. His oats are the projects in northeastern Utah, which Big Welcome, and weighed 45 pounds eo water for 50,000 acres of to the bushel at the threshing machine, Governor Joseph W. Folk of MisThe deal was practically closed at sourl was recommended for the DemoOgden last week whereby a number cratic nomination for the presidency of Idaho sheep owners take possession by former Congressman William H. of the Great Western Salt & Soda King at a banquet given to the gov- company, and will operate it in the erner during his recent visit to Sait interest of the Idaho Wool Growers’ Lave City. association. Archie P. Bigelow, who early in the Two heavily loaded street cars collided at a sharp curve on the South Tacoma line Sunday afternvon, seri- Jeanotte at Hope, taking 150 suits of clothing, knives, razors, jewelry, etc., valued at about $1,000. „Automobilwahnſinn? net, und Salt Lake is enjoying a steady and erected in Caldwell this year, while deren Verlauf für den Urgt giemlid yubstantial building boom just now, there have been fully 100 new dweildeutlich zu erkennen iſt. new buildings having been started in ings constructed during the year. „Es erſcheint als klar, daß gewiſſe almost every block in the city. Articles of incorporation of the Yelbereits nervöſe und leicht erregbare NaAlice McBride, aged 6, of Ogden, is lowstone Park Railroad company have turen dur die rajende Geſhwindig- dead from burns received while playbeen filed in the office of the county keit der Fortbewegung in die höch ing around a bonfire during the ab- clerk of Bannock county at Pocatello. Uuftequrg verfegt mer Die äuße- sence of her parents from the house. The board of county commissioners ren E dieſes Zuſtandes ſind More than 300,000 pounds of wool of Nez Perce county have levied an zweifah. Einmal iſ es der leidenſchaftlihe Wunſch des alſo vor Er- of the clip of 1906 were contracted for assessment of 3 per cent on an asregung Bitternden, die Geſchwindig- in Ogden last week, the prices rang- sessed valuation of $6,148,208.76 for keit bis zur äußerſten Grenze zu er- ing from 22% to 25 cents, according 1905. Lack of water for irrigation has rehöhen. Zweitens macht fich in Verbin- to quality. Gus Ruhlin, the Akron giant, and duced the beet crop in portions of dung mit dieſem Vorwärtsſtürmen ein Gefühl des Haſſes gegen alle Hemm- John Wille of Chicago will face each the upper Snake river valley, but the niffe und Hinderniſſe geltend. Vor other in a twenty-round boxing con- outlook is good for the crop as a Kurzem machte ein Freund von mir test on the night of September 28 in whole. ſeine erſte Automobilfahrt. Er hatte Salt Lake City. The grand lodge of Masons concludJahre hindur< gegen Selbſtſucht Despondent and disgusted with the ed a three days’ session at Boise on the und Unvorſichtigkeit der Automoholîi- life she had been leading, Lena Will- 14th by installation by retiring Grand fien auf's i gekämpft und fams, a resident of Salt. Lake's tender- Master Gordon Kendrick of the newimmer die Gefährlichkeit dieſes Spor- loin district, ended her ‘life, taking a ly elected officers. tes betont. Doch ſeine guten Vorſäye dose of morphine. The books for the county jail libraverſ<wanden mit der erſten großen The 11-year-old daughter of John ry have been received by Sheriff NichTour,die er unternahm. McConkle of Manti, while riding home ols. and the prisoners in the Canyon „Bei Anbruch der Nacht fährt er in from school on a horse was thrown county jail will be allowed some die Vorſtadt Londons ein, bald ſteigt to the ground and sutitained a brokwholesome Christian literature. er E open E aus E en arm and severe bruises. The Oregon Short Line in ten days gen ügen, zerſhlagenen Gliedern The directors of the Provo Woollen und völlig ermüdeten Nerven. Er bè- Mills company have decided to close will begin work on a seventy-five mile extension from St. Anthony to the grüßt mi in einer ſeltſamen und unthe mills for an indefinite period, till boundary of the Yellowstone national gewohrlenMufregung, er erzählt in such a time as there ts a change in park. The line will be completed this abgeriſſênen, {nell hervorgeſtoßenen the market for woolen goods. winter. Sähen, daß er einen größeren und The two-year-old daughter of P. D. — Wagen überholt, er Delmar The ‘city council of Caldwell has of Salt Lake City got hold of {wärmt davon, wie allerlei dumme passed a general sidewalk ordinance. a bottle of laudanum and drank a por Hühner: und Gänſe in die Gewalt ſeiThis will enable the city administraner Näder gelaufen Gs wie ein Hund tion of it, dying two hours later, after tion to order in walks without the every effort had been madé to save von ſeinem Wagen ſe<s Fuß weit über her life. passage of separate ordinances for eine Hede geſchleudert worden ſei. J< * each walk. | A 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and ‘war ſtarr. M.in Freund, der ſonſt Arrangements are practically perkeiner Fliege eiwas zu Leide that und | Mrs, George Edmundson of Fountain fected for the construction of the elec: von höchſtem Mitleid erfüllt war, ſcien ‘ Green, was badly injured one day last tric car system from ‘pokane south auf einmal von einem Genu an week by the accidental discharge of through Colfax, Palouse, Moscow and Grauſamkeiten berauſcht, und als ‘a revolver in the hands of a brother other places, which will greatly benih ihm ſein verändertes Weſen vor- 6 years of age. efit that country. The total enrollment in the Salt Hielt, fam er gu fid. Die Exaltation A flurry has been caused in state ließ nach, eine tiefe Ermattung überfiel Lake county school on the opening ihn, und er geſtand mir freimüthig zu, day was nearly 1,000 higher than the official circles by the action of the northern counties in refusing to pay daß die ſchnelle es und die Ets first day’s enroliment of last year. The first day’s enrollment in the state taxes in excess of the §-mill regtheit Nerven wie ein Narkotikum limitation provided by the constitution ihn übermannt hätten und daß alle Ephraim public schools was 475. Dr. T. B. Beatty, secretary of the in those counties. Bedenken und Hemmungen a A contract has been closed with the ſen Rauſch aufgehoben worden ſeien.“ state board of health, has just is- Wer Eier gut verkaufen will, muß darauf achten, daß die Hühner ein gutes aes fa bee kommen, denn Ei und Gi t waltiger Unterſchied. ‘Man bekommt sued a supplement to the August bulauf den Märkten Eier zu kaufen, die letin on health conditions in the Das Telephou in China. oft un, bar ſind, ſelbſt im SomDie Ausdehnung der Telephon-An- state, in which he lays special stress mer, wenn fieſind.- Dies lagen in China geht bei dem konſerva- on the dangers of typhoid fever. aber ſehr erklärlih: viele Land- tiven Charakter dieſes Volkes nur Mrs. Allan Cherry, of Ephraim, and wirthe füttern, ſobald es im Frühjahr her three small children were drivLOR Le langſam vorwärts, Erſt im vorigen ing when the horse ran away and they Sabre fam, nad einem Bericht des fangen fleiß g zu legen, gar ; „Helios,“ in Canton eine Telephonan- were all thrown to the ground, Mrs. erſte Gang der , ſobald lage zuſtande; ſie umfaßt etwa 100 Cherry sustaining a broken leg, but aus dem Gtalle gelaſſen werden, GSpardhftellen und verbindet den Yamen the children escaped without a Two of the mutineers of the Georgl Safe blowers robbed the postoffice at Burlington, Wash., of $525 in cash Pobiedonostz were executed at Sebasand $250 in stamps. Giant powder topol on Saturday. vas used and the safe. was completely The casualties resulting from the wrecked. Joss .of. the’ Japanese battleship Mt Rudolph Spieckermaa, aged 12, son kasa are 5 killed, 251 missing and 34g of a farmerliving near Laramie, Wyo., injured. Was thrown from a. load of hay in a A. wind and rainstorm at Burwell, funaway and instantly killed, his neck Neb., caused the death of one person, being broken. the injury of six and $50,000 damage Joe Dockman was killed at Payette lake Wednesday of last week by the limb of a tree which he was cutting striking him on the head. He was knocked senseless and never regained consciousness, dying the next day. Joe Donaldson, aged 47, and father of five children, was struck by Henry Whalen in a drunken row at Laramie, Wyo., and instantly killed. Whalen was later captured in an alley in the southern part of the city. by Marshal Sigman when attempting to escape in the darkness. With the selection of Indianapolis as the next meeting place of the con- vention and the election of officers A dispatch from Godzyandani, Man: churia, says on August 14 there wer@ 20,500 sick ‘and wounded officers ang © men in the military hospitals. The French torpedo boat destroyer Hallebarde was accidentally torpedoe@ during the naval maneuvers sf ‘OUs lan, and was seriously damaged. Louis Juttet, chief secretary of the minister of commerce, was killed im Paris owing to the carriage in which he was riding colliding with an automobile. Further disorders are reported from Castellon de la Plana and Trabijina. The reports say that one person haa Seen killed and several were wounded. Professor Albert Watchenbergen was cut to death at Athens, Tenn., by Ernest Powers, a pupil in his school. Watchenberger had attempted to chastise the boy. The correspondent of the Landor Times at Baku says that the English) oil companies there have been forced to abandon work owing to threats made by the revolutionaries. John Fedderman, a negro waiter in &@ Baltimore hotel, has been sensession in Denver, ‘adjourned on Sat- tenced to.two years in jail by a police urday. Patrick J. Coughlin of St. Lou- magistrate. for forcibly kissing Mary is was elected president. White, an Irish nurse maid. Orin Moore, a sheepherder in the Bud Rogan, the Tennessee. negra employ of Joe Thompson, near Leck- giant, is dead at his home fn Gallafe, seventy-five miles south of Lander, tin, Tenn. Rogan was 8 feet 9 inches for the coming year, the International Building Trades council con: ‘ution, in in Fremont county, Wyo., last week, tall. His hands were 12 inches ia shot and killed Sam Leckie, pro- length and bis feet 16% inches. prietor of the road raach and saloon Upon’ failing to persuade her to res during a drunken quarrel. Moore has turn to him Isaac Bshop, a negro, a reputation as a bad man. of Boston, shot and killed Emma The body of a woman was found Bishop, his white wife. He fired partially buried at the foot of Mt. three shots at her, all of which took Brougher, says a Tonopah, Nev., dis- effect. patch. Her head, hands and feet were Four men were killed, six were per missing, and the appearance of the haps fatally injured and a dozen more body indicated that they had been re moved with a surgeon’s saw. There is were stunned by a boit of lightning that wrecked. a crowded poultry exhino clue to the woman's identity. The secretary of the interior has bition tent at the Indianola, Iowa, county fair, awarded to Prendergast * Clarkson of Policeman Thomas F. Bean of San Chicago the contract for building the dam of the Shoshone irrigation pro- Francisco, while on patrol wagon ject, Wyoming, at $515,730, and to duty, received injuries that will re Charles Spear of Billings, Montana, sult in his death, The wagon was the contract for the Corbett tunnel, on on the way to secure a prisoner, when it was struck by an electric car. the same project, at a cost of $594,Isaac Schamus, who was arrested at 325. Oyster Bay, after heaving made ef Charles Detro, a ranchman, living forts to see the president in order to aear Laramie, Wyo., is suffering from present to him a plan for handling the & case puzzling physicians at the anthracite coal output, has been de hospital. A month ago he got a head clared insane after an examination. of foxtail grass in his throat, and it Information received in Odessa from tas gradually been working into his Batoum describes the situation there tongue, until] now it is feared Detro as alarming. The authorities fear will lose his life unless removal of the massacres similar to those which octongue can be accomplished. curred at Baku, and have sent to BaAt Northern Cheyenne Indian agency toum a brigade of infantry and artiltt Lame Deer, forty miles southwest lery. of Forsythe, Mont., fire destroyed the Miss Nan Patterson, who was tried barracks occupied as residences by a twice in New York for the murder of few agency employees. Fortunately Caesar Young, the well known book- tt was ratio day and many Indians maker, was remarried last week to who were at the agency assisted in preventing the spread of the fire, as the place is without fire protection. her former husband, Leon G. Martin. The couple were divorced three years Ago. Judging of exhibits of the Lewis and Clark fair was begun on the 13th. The judging will be done by 15 septrate juries of awards. In all there tre 8,422 entries to be handed between now and the day the exposition closes. The Marlborough police court on Saturday resumed the trial of Hugh Watt, a former member of the British parliament, on the charge of attempting to hire a private detective to assist him in murdering his frmer wife. The town of Selma, Ore, on the stage road between Grants Pass and Kerby, has been destroyed by fire. The fire originated in the Selma hotel, spread to other buildings and prac- Meally the whole village was de- ttroyed. Rails will be received in Laramie in a short time for the Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific railroad, when the toad will be completed to Grand Encampment, a hundred miles from Laramie. The road is already graded for thirty miles. Eli Wright, one of the four California senators accused of boodling, who was surrendered by his bondsmen, secured his release on the payment of $2,500 cash into court by Grove L. Johnson, principal counsel for ex-Senj ator Emmons. The steamer which was sunk by her crew, September 10, after landing & portion of her cargo of arms and ammunition on a barren isiand in the Gulf of Bothnia, has been positively identified as the John Grafton of London, Engiand, of 5,300 tons. D. Shaw attempted to jump from A soda water fountain exploded at Lambert Naegele, for twelve years the bridge into the river at Lewiston editor of Montana Staats Zeitung, Hopedale, Ils. while being charged, and also the Brownlee trophy in the and end his life, but was prevented published at Helena, founder of Min- blowing off the right arm of Turner gun club meet in the northwest, has by the bridge tender after a lively neapolis Freie Presse, veteran of the Solterman, breaking Gilbert Brown's “accepted the challenge of J. F. Sharp struggle. Shaw is a cripple, and de right leg at the knee and Mrs. J. of Salt Lake to shoot for the state clares he was tired of being a burden eivil war, survivor of the New Ulm Echelberger was prostrated by the ex(Minn.) Sioux Indian massacre, is | championship. to his family. plosion, dying soon afterward. dead in Seattle, aged 73. A Salt Lake paper says the engtAccording to telegrams received! Mrs. Frederick Schoff, president of John F. McDermott was sentenced neers of the Salt Lake & Ogden rail- the National Congress of Mothers, asto eighteen years in the Washington from Belgrade, a plot has been discoysisted by Mrs. Grice, secretary, organ- prison. McDermott pleaded guilty to era; there and at Sofia to foment a ized the Idaho Congress of Mothers at murder in the second degree, having general outbreak in the Balkans with Boise on the 12th. There was a large killed Otis De Lacy, a waiter in the a view o1 compelling the interference attendance. Mrs. James A. McGee of Central cafe at Spokane during a of the po vers in the hops that MaceNampa was made president. = donian autonomy would be proclamed. fit of drunken anger, July 21. United States Senator Heyburn is The correspondent of the London Charges of conduct unbecoming a planning a library building to cost minister, falsifying and heresy were Telegraph at Sasebo, Japan, in a dis$4,500, and to be located in the heart read against Rev. T. B. Elliott, pastor patch describing the disaster to the of the city of Wallace. The money is of the Methodist church at Vancouver, battleship Mikasa, says the reason the fate of so many of the crew is expected to be raised by popular sub- Wash., before the annual session of unknown is that a large detachment scription, and the senator will donate the Puget Sound Methodist Episcopal was sent below to battle with the flames. {a part of his personal library. conference at Everett, Wash. A deal has been concluded where Deputy Sheriff Snow and Policeman Tom Merrill of. Baker City, Ore., last by the old Grant farm in St. Louis county, Missouri, a short distance week captured Sam Green and Pete west of the city limits, for many Whitehead, two desperate men who years the home of President Ulysses summer won the famous Globe trophy murdered Sheriff Bullard and Deputy 8. Grant, will be converted into an; next year. The tract, blood in amusement Woodward, Olla, June 30, 1903. Sheriff Cogburn in cold.