Salt Lake Telegram from Salt Lake City, Utah • 10

The Saet Lake Telegram. 1 TtT.SDAY KVKNINO. OCTOIim IS, 1WX The Evening Telegram. 44D 9 9 4 O-t -t-4 9 3 4 044 LICHTENSTEIN PETERSON SENTENCED Two Months in Jail for the Involuntary Killing: of a Child. JEVELEK WE'LL HAVE TO OWN UP! May as well do it now as after a while.

This is, bo far, the most prosperous season that good coal has ever enjoyed. 500 Fancy Parlor Lamps One. Third Regular Price. Sc Show Yv indow. Sale On Week Only, Br-innir.

Mondav. Looso 21 1 MAIN OIroITi: KENYON HOTEU 40 i 1 ereer The Man on Mcighn St. Four telephones: 2000, 650, 288, 623. Every pem or piece of jewelry you buy of stand back of every fair, i joy uu mnv nave y--iV sortment of Rinsrs feSfTiS suitable for Engagers' ment and Wedding at iir low ex- por-srs we undersell J2 an competitors. ESTABLISHED 1SC2.

JNO. DAYNES SONS 2G Main Opp. Z. C. M.

I. Every Bay Is Bargain Daj This Week Conference sale fxtendeu. Slain Cleaning, E. W. BOWERS, Jeweler MAIN STREET.

THE MOST PLEASIMG PRESENTS Are among: the silverware and eut-slass. No bride ever yet received too much of either. We are showing a very choice assoi of SILVERWARE AND CTJT GLASS EOS, WEDDING PRESENTS. and those who nave friends who are about to enter the happy mate should inspect our stock. cuumPiate h-re all the different Silverware, and Th mat be seen to be appreciated.

W. W. MALL, Jeweler SOUVENIRS AXD VIEWS. 227 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 'Phone 1421-y.

EYE GLASSES AND THE STEREOPTICON If you twr attended a picture entertainment you v. ill i when the operator threw the on the curtain rim of i.rai.t-or Hue appeared, if the operator ki.t-w his business both were removed aT1 light displayed, of iV wjh tiie difficulty and to glasses tint are misfits ajid out of l'uius. A earet'al examination will determine the lenses your eyes require guaiati-te a "UTAH OPTICAL 231 MAIN. J. H.

KNICKERBOCKER. I IIOVAI, V. DAYNES. O. D.

"When ws say we can Bare you money on diamonds we're merely faying what we've hoard others say. CONAUAY VAX 1 Lcl--1 tn llirt rt ii.r.fi fcR If-U'ff I UtMCtA New Wslson Eur.orrA?; noTrr. a. wrr aLT UKI. riTT.

ft.4 it.t-tJit 't NEW CROP TEAS Ar Etif 1 jat lar.deJ. rH 101 Alia llrtVe Sti-: tin 1V.C. Notional Tea Importing Co. Tea and 2 2 cor. third fk -ji VL 1 -i 1 i i 1 ly il; 1 I -Ct IjtIIov 1 Xlurme''.

otto ri'vcr I xn c. cj i i i -i -i I I 1 1 4 i i i. i Mmr. i J. Lowi I' ro i i i i 1'.

1 it t. 1 r-- i a t. iti 5 tl JL' 1 i 1 i TELEPHONE NUMBERS. Business Office. 240 Editorial Rooms .223 WEATHER FORECASTS.

Salt Lake City, Tuesday, Octohr 13, 1903. Dooly block, telephone 1012-X. Forecasts til' 6 p. m. Wednepday, mountain time.

Local forecast for Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer Wednesday. DENVER. Oct. 13. 10o3.

UTAH: Fair and warmer tonight and Wednesday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometer i highest over the middle RocHy mountain Flope, central plateau rcfiion and the extreme. Northwest: and lowest over the Fouthern plateau. Oklahoma and the British Northwest Territories.

Precipitation occurred over of Colorado. Kansas. Nebraska. South Dakota, Oklahoma. Missouri and Texas.

It was raining at time of report at Denver. Dodge and Kansas City. Thunder-storms were reported at Galveston. The temperature fell 10 degrees 'or more over portions of Arizona, Montana. Texas.

Kansas and North Dakota with plight changes elsewhere. Frost was reported in Idaho. It. J. HYATT.

Local Forecaster. Today's Temperature. o'clock 7 o'clock o'clock 9 10 o'clock 11 o'clock 12 o'clock 1 o'clock 40 degrees 44 dt grees deKrees degrees degrees degrees degrees Temperatures Elsewhere. CHICAGO. Oct.

Temperatures at 7 a. New York, l.oston. Chicago. I'hil-adelpnla. Cincinnati.

4s; St. Louis, Washinglrn arid Minneapolis. fo. SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS. Seeks Change of Climate.

Prof. J. M. F. Sr.od straps leTt last niclit for a six months' trip through Arizon.i and California with the h'ipe that the change in climates will have a efftr-t upon he a fleet Ion of larvngltls, witli which h.

la at present Loveless Marriage Is Unhappy. Hattie Ixveless o-t eiday l.c.il proi eed'ngs for divorce ftom H-nry Loveless on the Grounds fif non-suprort. The nam. in th- I were in iris city October and hae inid. the eusto.lv of M.

a liir Uil. i Council Pails to Appear. Not one member oT the City Cour.ril Was present at the chamber lat night when tho regular Monday night session was called. Deputy Jteoordtr Simonol called the roll to a vacant room and ar-ter crediting ev. ry man with an mark, htirrierl away to his di-tri to take a hand in th- May Protest Against Xtoadhouse.

The a liquor to Jarres Lvans, who wants to op. the old roa ihouso on South Stat- str t. l. pep.N altogether on wln-thep the retUieri's i-t tiiat locality want such a business rn-ar tiim. Evans promise; to run an ord-r'v house nral th- (mr.ty ser-m ir.c to raiit th- unies are in r-e-ipt of a r-n ibl- st from the residmts th re herore Tiiiirsd.iv.

KENYON HOTEL. European and American Plan. Salt Lake City's n-w hotel. Incomparable. DON'T MISS THE CHAPEKnN.S T')-M OK ROW AT 3.

LOS ANGELES EXCURSIONS, October Gth to 18th, Inclusive, Via Oregon Short Line. Hound trip from Salt Lake via both ways, CcitiK- via Ogden and teturnln via Portland or vice versa. J.VS. Equally low rates from other Short Line points. Final limit November 30th.

PICTURE FRAMES. E. 3RD SO. Puneral of John Maxwell. The funeral of John Maxwell, vrars ho died Sunday, will occur from the South Cottonwood ir.e.

t'n-house Thursdiiy aft rnooti at 2 TWENTY-EIGHT CASES OF TYPHOID FEVER Twenty-eight cases nf typooid fever have Ik en ported to the of the Board of so far this month. Ep to the 13th of last month sixtv-six enscs had been reported. This month's ord i.s a dc-rease of nearJv f.r, ".3 out. Lucy Qulnfn. living at 71." Third South, and Freda aired 11.

living at vr, South Seventh are th- latest i DISBARMENT CASE IS IN SUPREME COURT Charges of Unprofessional Conduct Are Filed Against Brigham City Attorney. Charrc ef atrainst Attorney nicy Jon-s nf Urieham City were yesterday filed with the court ar.d will InvejatiKated at an early tite, it is is that the pri-pse.) to farrd'h tu.p. with a wiijinsrness to r.irru'h tu.p. wiih which to carry on a suit for a share of the pr perty Jnvolyed. ONLY S2.50 Logan and Return, Saturday.

Oct. 17th, via Orepon Fhort Line. Special train a- returning leave Loiran 7:30 p. Football pam. Federal Cases to Be Set Monday.

Court v. HI be held In th Federal court Monday. October for the purpose of setting the casts to come up lefore the next term of court. The trial of cases will be ionuneiKe-1 Monday, November 9th, rr. rV-: 1 iV't- -ri t-'i- Oct.

19th. I Furniture and C.irpe: ZQitallaent House, 4 5e-rnd H-uh Sfrt. tl on I. a. s.nt:vsj:N.

i'rn. ARE YOU SATISFIED I'1 i tW.t Jt ftfd f. ttor kir.r try A ROfl A Ilifh In or. (n r. t- and jiv.

3 Union Tea Coffee Co. II E. THIRD S0UT1I. tij LARD SALE For 3 Days LITY i -11. p.u.

W. i Ni: --lb. oM- i mi. -r lot t- Lr i i i i I-; u. i w.

i i It r. I-- llifci i 1 1- i 1 1. i I Si litis 1 i i-tt wt v- -1 4 )( 11B Wrrt rirt Strett. HIGH SCHOOL IN PRACTICE Boys Prepare for Their Annual Struggle Willi Ogdcn Team. t-; I i 1 1.

.1 l. S. if. 1 t. "1 I V.e 1 ff a 1 I' si 1 I lit'- 1 .1 I .1 t- 1 1 1 1 1 A II- I ICi 'VARSITY "PREPS' ORGANIZE A TEAM The 1 i a f.

I I I 11 1 rt 1 i o.a i i t'li I i I W- tirti). i Eucket" in Gim. It 1 1 i i I i v. i 1 .1 1 (. II" r.

j. i. I. I I CJsUej 1 if 1 1 1 I of II ij r.i. luARUN IS A GENTILE AND SUPPORTS KNOX -'i i i 1 i i I irt 1 a -t- Mr, -1 a I I CO Mr.

A 1 t' I 1. -irin: PsmI Of i iv i v- a r.t aV.it i rT i i f.u i- I ij f. fr r.w r.F.r. 1 itr c( li.r tt atUa.t.tr. taR Lk 1 Mount c4 rnr- Kiaj Ilardware 5: Store Co.

itr tyt t)mp ttra A-t va tat aicrtrt. Hili QUA. O. UNO, Vrv LEE KIM YING. i I 5'-n ef i 1 v.j.

i li.J rr PALT I.AKJ; CiTT. LTA1L S5 for $3.50 U. Om rrvti -t '-t fiin nix. n.rf. Sceds.Cnt Flowers, Bnlbs i let M'at vrr.

aiAVt ir. 1 i r. 1 rr. tjOSTEOPATHY I Ccndiiig musicians ma inuskul SlKdios IIATTIE WISItARD, i ossornk. 1.

t-f Vlrt t1 -r. 1 ANTCN rEDLR-ltN, Virtm r.4 Ht. -r iV. 1 --I ixn. i la pccitt: iiatcock.

T. Vic tst -k i. n. THE FORD HOTEL it 7 et.rt. Xr fH wtr ft a t- c.sr, ttH.

CULLEN HOTEL CCt C.tf 0r tur COrVniGHTLI) BOY'S BOOKS 1 1'" I I ft, 1 I ii ioc llnch CALLAHAN'S "OLD BOOK" STORE 7 foutii rt. 1 i I I ff Fr I Victor Peterson. tlm some days ago was found guilty by a Jury of Involuntary manslaughter, was thU morning Bentenced to nerve two onlhs In tl. county Jail by Judge Charles W. Morse in the criminal division the Third District court.

Prior to the passins of r.tenr Attorney Straup for the defendant a motion in arrest of Judgment because the verdict rendered by the Jury was not in point with the evidetv rrndutd. fore this was passed utin he filed motion for a new trial cn the grounds of misconduct of th Jury; that they vvere not instructed r-roptily. and that the verdict rendered was contrary to lioth motions were overrulM. but a certificate of probable rnus was -sufd and rlgnexl by Juds Morse, nnd the prisoner' lond I-irK fixed at he was rtin.inded to the custody of th" Sheriff. Peterson Is the yminj? man ho ran his horse- at great t-pcd ovr litil- Fl-.

renre Hicks at lhngham tanyon ott September 4th. Infill ting injuri-s fiotn vhlch she did within an hour aftr-w aid. QUARRYMAN IS HURT BY FALLING ROCK. Nephi Wilkinson of Km Cr. was injured by a fall of id Latn-berger's reck tiarry this ntorninic.

The rock struk Wilkinson uti the head and back. It cannot Known how I. is injured tmlil he has ti a ir-i ei at the Holy i'rn Imsj whr- was taken this a ftej WYOMING STOCKMAN DIES IN SALT LAKE Vt.tiilr Otto I. a w. di at I.

is l.oti.-. 4-treet, e.uly this morning. Mr. Lcifrr In Li, -m I ar. and had bet for stio tin The r.

ill t.olirt e.l I.i S. In-, for int-im-nt. 1 SHORT LINE USES ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS J. Kiii.rr. r.

th N. it ion.il Eh tri' i.uif-it.v. Is ill today -a Iti. 1 pr -i of ti ai ii. Th- Short Lit- has iti-tiiNd num.

b-r of the be.idhttlit on it- SfliK'T loi h. ntd 1.1 .1 in Siitt ike Mr. Kiikir iU thetn and ascertain if at 1-it huidh-d to the lst st v.t 1. .1 Maiiiape Co rd 11. e.

lit I. -ke It. lt'rki'i-h vi S. T. A.

Tbam. r. Si Lake Minnie Cowan. Salt l.tk- E. 1 J.a.'.ifi kt.

J.t,:ati.. J.riv Hirt Joh.1111.it ir.J M'- Cftht Joht soti. igar, Lille Hunt. Siuai. It at; Sollie Cooenh.

avi r. Hit t'lah J. i.t.le Smith. Itii.Kh tin. I John W.

rilpt-le. Su.t Lart McMillan. S.nC EJt.Iie I. Clll. Sal I.ik"..

Ora Col-'. Salt David Kefman. S.n' L.ik-... ICo.iu Kalis, Ijik. 1 FOOTBALL EXCURSION TO LOGAN Saturday, Oct.

Via Orison Short Lin-. Rou- I tt'p only Spc 1.1I in 1. turtiin.Lr b-ave Ioi-yn p. tn. t'.

vs. Agricultur.il college. i.am-asuittd. Four Girls and One Ey. Tlv births of four baby Kills aid rr baby boy i-- nj ort.d to the t.f th- 1 1 of iith tnrridt A.

White. II str. -t: i -o East f-nth South. E. II.

Latltr-r. Mret; illi mi E. Wil.on, an the f.ithet of the sit an I Mi Cahb I'ctrr 11. s-ttet, arc the ititil- of ly o. OGDElH nEWS 1 110 111 1 niuinnitl A.

C. McKlnney Is Dad. A. C. M.

Kli.u- m- Itv r.t rt" u. i- 110 I iM tliCh' Jit one eat. dnrb'K I vt to t1.t eli ts 1 I he ur-ral an ai s. I. i b' p.

t- -I. Is Convicted of Assault. t. rd tn i.u.' with oi. i.f that on S' t't b'-r man h.

Id up lbiv I. -1 Halt. in wld r.t an rnoon. Eight Plead Not Guilty, The fellow ii jf p-tot 1. t-Ji 1 ii? rii.i i.

tore luvti rt day: Marv I.li ds av. C. P. felony; n. uh deadly Lei J-mfi cu.ty t.

fore I J.i. II irn nr.d l.i S'rlrh. with ciinmlt I May Sell Fish From rrivat? Pond. to a tl.feiM.i:-. ha e.

by Jnseph H. wll itirila. T. with i. t.

fjr'(. was iiot'KUtlty of th" trf. ard from Idaho prtvte pond rua Lc lu ca th'j Ugdea inark't. i I 1 I i I i I 1 I 1 1 Ti 1 h. i yf I ii I i i BUY MONEY ACM 1 FLOUR.

I Vhusler's I s( i i. 4 I 1 3 I J- -T 1 it i i 3 1 I i--- -r-- y. i r. 1 1 f- 4 UJ ul trf tt ia. 1 3 I.