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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-04
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BLAN K s

NEE FOLLOWING LIME Oh
/ BLANKS has bean compiled WITH
Ihs grsstest care and with the advice 81
Ihe leading members Of the legal frakE-
atty of Salt Lake City. They are A5aas
10 conform strictly to the Law In every
R2rticHlAE, and parties using tAsSa
Blaaso will End them 20 be the best eTes
sssd l. this Territory:
-ciGATToNs FOB PATRNTs ~ HU8s
--Noti0e Of Location.
Application tor Patent,
Proof Of Posting Notes, ans
Diagram Of Claim,
-Proof that Plat and Notice Re-
manned Posted,
1-Rsgister's Certificate of Postin9
Notice,
S--rroof Of Publication,
7-Andavit Of $500 improvement
a-Afidavit II Citizenship,
9-GertieSAts that NO Suit L Pesd;nA
follower OF Attorney,
IL Nc lice of Application,
l2-Cerifoase Of Identity Of Claim
lS-StStIment and Charge Of FSR
sA-AgresMsnG Of Puhlishsg.
JUsT7uATl
subpoena, Oivil,
=" criminal.
Warrant Of Arrest,
| Wrlt Mt Attachment.
Undertaking on AttaehmaG
Affidavit for =
-fmu,itnenGs
4ummOnses,
Executions,
MittimuH,
! AAdayiss,
| Complaints,
0omp! saint In RepievTRA
Bond in Replevin,
Notice OF Appeal,
Undertaking ON Appeal
BuaLANBous0
somez OF Attorney (gengAlls
3" lErA0aAlls
Ptoni@oEy GotGs.
Cmtifeafa q Marriage On eGSOBS
: Rona e el ~
. Eng 6hde
omnSoE 00T3s
Sotice Of Notion,
: Undertaking on AttachM@R
: Writ Of
Affidavit foT
Execution. .~~
$ Undertaking on Claim. End BsaVs
4 of PERSONAL property
e Hdavit on Claim &Hd uesESGS
: PersoaAl PE0p6ts
tIbpGnas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Gin G6tbiel.

aaiier 6ranS III. ioa Elm Mal Napoleon
l. fOlssnoss &dtbiel aufseseben baben:
User lit oas? Gr bat feline ausen, feine
Obren, feline 9taie, teinen Wun6, ia iosar
feinen Sopf, feline Sdnbe uno feline SiiBe,
nno 1T bod elm Meni9. Der 8eberri6er
Guropa's uermo9te bes Gdtblels Oeutuns
nidt gu finoen. Srans III. erfldrte ibm
ionoern einen S9meder, feinen Munb,
aber, baB bies elm Seiterrsi9sr lei!
oenn Der Oeifrei6er bat feline alusen,
ionoern @uderIn, feline gfaie, ionben
cine @Oiden, ia audi feinen 9opf,
i%onoern einen S9aoel; itatt Der 9dnOe
bat ct praben uno itatt Der 6ifBe Sarsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Siirtii6e Galanterie.

Ginlt murine Der in Berlin anwelenSe
tirtii6e @eianote @6met Giienpi aus
Neusier pon pielen Oomen beiu9t. 8ei
einem iol9en Seiu6 tbeilte CT gonbons
aus. Ginsr Der Oamen si6t er boppslt
unS breifu6. Sic, I'M Sriumpbe ibrer
gitelteit ldBt i'm bur9 ben Oolmsti6sr
Sarum befrasen. ys8sil Sbr Muno nod
einmal 10 9roB ilt", mar Die 4ntwort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
SIieaem umo @ansem.

Slissen, Reaches, amsiitu, @auSeH, Raiien, Nduit.
Gophers, Ssujmauis b~,istttst eura though on Rats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19

aIs i'd fiirsli9, 10 ersdblt elm amerifa.
nii9er Sdser, I'M WalSs auf Der Saso mar,
iab i9 cine feline S9lanse auf Dem Sooen
unb itieB NIT meinem @eipebre banad.
Die S6lanse aber i6lipfte IN ben 9aui
oes @ewebres unb mar ni9t wieSer bers
aus;ubrinsen. Surs barauf bemerfte i'd in
Der 2uft einen Sabi9t, ~feuerte auf i'm.
i9oB aber febl. Der 9abi6t iab nun Die
absei6o1ene Sdlanse in Der 9uft, itisb
oarauf, fling unb peridlans iie. aaes
ba9ftabli@ wabr, meine Serren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Seim Eauitats. ltnterridt.

StabsarSt: @n mas erfsnut man bel eis
mem SOloatsn, baB Der Cob einsetretsn
iit2
6iiilir Sauoiitel: Benn er ni6t mebr
atbmet.
StabSarst: @ut.
@renabier S9laue: @enn Der Bulls
nidt mebr i6Idst.
StabsarSt: @ut! limb nod wsiter?
Nustetier S6wis9dbIe 8enn EN- q Ras
nonentusel be 6opf ra 9erille bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
@utes StGrfungsmittel.

Gin Barrier &aufmann tanoiste elm
StartunsSmittsl fir ided6lide 9amen
unb .r3dblt sa beiien @npreiiuns: geas
bame 9. mar, ais iie uor einisen Wodeu
~beiratbste, 10 i3wa3, oab te iid Dor benz
Mltare taum aufredt erbalten tOnnte.
Ssst, ua6Osm ie mein giitteI sebrau6t,
1T ie bsrsits i'm Stanoe, ibrem Satten
giseleiim an ben aOpf ,a w~srfen, obns
i'm is III psrfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Wie 6 fam.

Gin Serr ldBt ii9 elm Yaar Stiefsl ans
melen. 90 aber bis morsen miiien's fers
tis iein! apropos, Meiiter, mas i9 sic
i3on LANCE frascn wolte, 1T benn bas
wabr, baB Sbr Sater S9riititeuer unb
Sbre Mutter S9auipielsrin lit? - 4aers
oin9s 1T es 10, 9ipfelberser. - So, wie
fommt es oann, buB sic Sdubmu9er
wurOen? = 9lus tinSli9er Bietdt, benn
ionit bdtten meine Gltern rein baarfuB Iaus
fen miiiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Giaarren nnS Bier.

Srember gu einem @aite: @ie iinb benn
Die Gisarren bier? = Nadbar: Wenn
man oa3u Bier trinft, seben ie an. =
6rember: llnb wie 1T bas Bier? - Na9s
bar: Nan muB baSu rau9en, bann ma9t
es iid aud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
@6rperi@md6e
Saa0=Nbeu0tcucr.

Rsrp5ie arantbsiten. Berbauuuasiamdds, Impotence,
Tlattistsit sebetli Ourd "Welfs Health Renewer''.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
sBas alara bon S.m:S dlGgcn meint.

8snn i'd Dir SSIdse ssb.n mub, CLARA,
10 mub Su ni9t slauben, baB M ir sas
anssnsbm IN, ertldrte bic Muttsr i5rem
tIsinsn 2isblins. Reinf su Senn, Nas
ma, baB q M II ansensbm iit7 axtmsr.sts
CLARA unter S6lu9isn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sie Giuleituua.

Graminator: Sn wel6sr Weiie wiiroen
sic oas Serfabren Bel einem 8asatels
Brojefe einleiten? = &anbioat: SD
wiiroe suerit swansis Mart gOri3ub nebs
menl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
ltnterjhieo.

Sin 9anbmann CAB uuf bic Srass, nell
der unteri6ieo Swiiden einem Meoiciner
unb einem Gouotaten beitebe, CUR slntuort:
Sci Griterem sebsn einem bic 9lusen gu
unb bel 9esterem seben einem Die ausen
auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Gin T%lieaenfein6.

@ie furs Dem gferbe Der Sdwuns abs
sei9nitten lift!
Sein 9err ssbOrt gum Gbieri9ubuer>
Elm, er meint, baB onrd bieie MaBresel Die
armen Sliesen am @enisiten gu Ieioen
bdtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
WELLS 'RoUGH ON CoRNs'.

Raufe Wells Trough on Corns'. 15e. Sdu.ge,
uoaidnSise uns sausruot Ssiluus. SabasraussH, ssors
gen. SApielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
W}o0erir.

Sunser Serr: Serr SBler, i5 wini9e
einenllleber5iebsr .5err SBler: wie Winide
sic ibn am Iiebiten semadt: Sunser Ssrr:
yfa9 Der n~eueiten Mobe = auf Bump
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sie i1nmrri9e Ode.
TraftiIhc Q1iuna.

Gin 2ebrer bate einen 9ufiab iiber bas
9bema: s6olsen Der Grd9beit" a~ufseseben.
als Der aufiab abseliefert weroen ioate
sibt elm S6iler Elm leeres Seft ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-19
Sm Dermietben.

Tein sroser Stsre an Der Ode Der Siebenten nnb RaiHs
itrass, tn Der befeu ease Son Ss Nars 1T ~ perrsnten.
Der Sters III in siuem Saditeinssbduoe 80 SuB lang uus
"a Jub brett. Rdberes gu btiraseu in Der Dire, 6isss
Slattes oeer beim GiseHtbhmer in Ye Wars. SlpHoutb
70, Soma. (pO 5riR &nbrn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04

the shore In the Bosphorus. The
houses come down close to the waters
edge. The small fsh, to avoid the
palamedes, swim close along the ,hore,
and the crafty householder stands on
the step Of his back door, and with 3
hand net extracts his dinner from the
transparent stresm. There are ak
varieties of msckerel In tho Bospho.
rus; there are excellent oysters and
prswns; and the dolphin aud the por
polse are also brought to market, But
Of the large fab the swordfish lie
the king. His fash, which is of q
dulllsh red, Is far superior to that OF
the sturgeon, which l used to eat at
Greenwich aud Black we'll, and which
always tasted like poor veal. A outlet
of swordfsh Is by no means to be
dispised. The creature grown to a
very great size. Two years ago l was
In q caique near Bcioos, on the Asistic
side of the Upper b ,sphorus, where
these creatures most abound, when q
large fish shot suddenly up from the
water at about ten feet distant from
the oaique. He exposed fully one,
half Of his body, and his wet sword
cleaned In the sunlight like a polished
spear. l trembled as l thought what
must have happened If the beast had
taken 1t into his head to come up i'm
mediately under the caique. The
sword, which is frequently more thon
three feet In length, Is as tough as a
shillelsgh, and has o point like that of
a bayonet,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
Ill CURES.

Will Mcdonald, 25i2 Dearborn st Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges O cure OF Sa : Rkeum on
head, neck. face, arms aud legs for II years; not
able to move except on hand and knees fer one
year; not able 10 help hims II for 8 years; tried
hu ddrets Of remedies; doctors pronounced his
case hopeless; J ermsnett fly cured by CurlcURA
REMEDIES.
Chs. E,yrc Hinkle, Jersey CITY Heights, N.
j., a,lsd IL years, WIN, for eight years, wa, one
IN ass Of scabs and humors. aud upon whom all
known remedies and cures were tri d In vain,
WAS completely cured by CuTicuRA REMEDIES.
+, II. D.ake, Esq Detroit, Mich, suffered I'm.
told %tottuTes from a skin disea Q, w.ich appear.
ed on his hands, head and face, and near y de.
stroyed his eyes. After II m st careful doc.
toring and o con sui alton OF phy.icia 8 ialod h
relieve him, no used the CuTlCuRA RENEDIEs and
was cured, and has remained so to date.
J, w. Adams, Newark, o says: Cgf1CURA
REMEDIES are the greatest wonders on earth; had
the worst case CT Salt Rheum In the county.
My motbei had 10 20 years, ard died from 1t. !
believe CuTlcURA would have cuied her. My
arms, breast and h a were covered for three
year which nothing relieved u Til | used these
r ,medies, which completely cured me.
Chas. A Willlsms, Providence. X. /, writes:
TIE half hash 3 been told as to the great cura.
tive powers Of the CuTIcuRA EEMEDIEs, l have
spe Il Hundreds Of dollars for medicines to cure
d, g ses OF the blood and skin and never yet
found anything to equal them.
fT "DIsEAs $ OF THE SKIN AND BLOOD AND How
TO CURB HEM" q 64-page work, illustrated with
plates drawo and colored from actual cases
I Skin, Scalp an 1 Blood ID .seases, cored, and
c~outainit z , hundred testimonials, mailed for {
c,nts In ttamps.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Bottom.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
GU A6
WONDERFUL CURES.

Thousands OF letters in our possession repeat
this stcry: have been q terrible sufferer for
years with Blood and Skin Hum9rs; have been
oblige I to shun public ,laces by reason Of my
dist CURING hu nors; have had the best physicians
have spent hundreds OF doll RS and got no real
relief until l used the CuTiCuRA bBNBDiFs, VIII C
have cured me and leitmy skin I'D blood as pure
as q child's
Chas. Houghtop, Esq lawyer, rs State st.:
Boston, reports q c7se Of sat Rheum undsr his
observation for ten years, which covered the
patti nt's body ana limbs, and to which all known
methods q treatment had been applied without
benefit, which WAS completely C ned softly by thu
,~urICuRA RkAsDigs. leavi'ga clean and healthy
skin
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt s etb!ns, Belchertown,
Mass write: Our little boy was terribly sffllc
ted with Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Erysipela
ever since he was born. and ! 9th ng we could
give him helped him until we tiled CUrIcURi
REMEDIES, which gradually cured birl. until h,
is now a. I ir as any child. Three and one.hal'
years. at date q cure, prov ng that these rem
o. les are ada L d to the youngest child.
II, y. Carpenter, Henderson. N. Y, cured o.
Ps fiasis or Leprosy, OF twenty years standing
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. The most wonder u
cure en- record. A dust.pan fun OF scales fel
from him daily. Physicians and his frienC
though he mus. die. Cure sworn to be ore
justice OF the pea.e and Henderson's most prom
inent citizers.
". These ,e timonials are national because tn,
CuIIeuRA REMEDIES are rational and sold every
where N the I'm ted SAFE, and Canada Price
CUTIcuRA, 30 cts. per box; large boxes 81; CuTIcu
RA SOAP, 20 cts; CUTIc7R\ SHAVING soAP, Is cts
CUrIcuRA R,soLvsNT, 81 p r b.t,le.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co..
Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
A Busy Cattle Mart.

Pueblo News.
Dodge City bids fair to be the lead.
Ing cattle mart OF the plains for years
to come. 1t was thought by some
that the building of the Santa Fe road
from Wichita to Caldwell, Dodge's
principal or only competitor, would
hurt Dodge City, but 1t only increased
the number of cattle driven over the
trail from Texas. Some Idea may be
had Of the amount of money that
changes hands at Dodge City when
we state the igures of Its business.
Last season over IL 900 head OF horses
were driven from Texas and sold at
Dodge bet Ween March and June.
During the season 260, 600 head Ct
stock cattle were driven In and
sold 10 go on the ranges In
various sections. A great many
Of the ca tie went to Colorado and q
great many to Nebraska, Wyoming
and other Territories, while perhaps
Kansas held the bulk Of them. The
foregoing refers only to stock cattle
not beef cattle. The books of the A,
T. and S. f. road show that from the
LIST of October to the close of the sea
son there were shipped A. 200 cars OF
beef cattle to the eastern markets,
The drive for this year, according tc
the best attalnably data, will exceed
275, 900 head of cattle, and may posi-
bly, reach 30O, 900, which Is very near
ly the figure of last years drive.
got the foregoing figures from Mr.. W
Ii. LyBrand, who has been manage
for Mr.. Cox, of the Dodge House
headquarters for all the leading stock
men ever since Dodge started.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
A Petrihed Forest.

Albuquerque Journal.
The visitor to the pstrified forest
near Corizo, on the Little Colorado,
will begin to see the signs of petriica.
ton hours before he reaches the Won
der; here and there at almost every
step In the road small pieces of de.
taohed limbs and larger stmps of trees
may be seen almost hidden in the
| white sand. The road at q distance
of ten miles from Corizo enters an
immense basin, the slope being nearly
q semi circle, and this enclosed by
high banks of shale and white
fine clay. The petrifed stumps,
limbs, and In fact, whole trees, lie
about on all sides, the action of the
water for hundreds of years have grad.
ually washed away the high hills
roundabout, and the trees that once
covered the high table lands now lie
In the valley beneath. Immense
trunks, some of which will measure
ever five feet In diameter, are broken
and scattered over q surface of three
hundred acres. Limbs and twlgs
cover the 6hnC III every ulreC'
ton, and the visitor is puzzled
as to where he shall begin to gather
the beautiful specimens that lie within
easy reach. There are numerous
blocks or trunks of this pstrified wood
that has the appearance for all the
world Of having been just cut down by
the woodlands axe and the chips are
thrown around on the ground go that
one instin ctively picks them up as he
would In the log camps of Michigan
and Pennsylvania.
Many of the small particles, and
even the whole heart of some trees,
have now become thoroughly crystal
lied, and the beautiful colored cubes
sparkle In the sunshine like 60 many
diamonds Every color Of the rain
bow is duplicated In these crystals,
and those of an amethyst color would
pass the eye of a novice fer the rea
stone. The grain Of the wood Is plain
ly shown In nearly every specimen
making the pieces more beautiful tina,
ever.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
IOWA POLITICS..
The Republican Stats COnVon.
tiOn Called for June 81.
The Temperance Party Pro.
claim Their Plan for
Prohibition.



DEs MoINEs, Ia, May 3.-The re.
publican state committee this morn.
Ing fixed the date of the state oonven-
ton June 81, at Des Moines, and with
the spportionment based on the vote
for secretary of state, there will be Si4
delegates.
The following resolution wa, adopt.
ed OF the conference of the executive
committee OF the state temperance
alliance:
RESOLVED, That the expression OF
public will In the ratification Of the
prohibitory amendment rests as an
obligation upon legislators and all
good citizens who favor popular gov.
eminent, regardless Of technical OBJ.
lection proposed in the oplnion of the
supreme court, and that 1t 10 the duty
of the next general assembly to enact
a prohibition law In harmony with
that expressed will of the people.
RESOLVED, That we adhere to the
policy of constitutional prohibition as
the most effective means of establish.
Ing a permanent state policy In relation
to the manufacture and sale Of intox.
icating liquor, but In view of an
already expressed will If the people,
good faith requires prohibltory stat.
utes.
RESOLVED, That we will secure the
election to state and Legislative Offices
| of those only who are In full accord
with and who will In good faith carry
out tho policy indicated In the above
resolutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
THE. MAIL
A Foreign Official Kicks on the Ex'
pense.

WASHINGTON, May 3-Robert j.
Creighton, special pootal commissioner
from New Il ,slAnd, has had an inter.
view with the postmaster general upon
the sui oct OF the transportation Of
English and Australian malls. Creigh-
ton pointed nut tho advantage which
the United States derives from the
transportation of these msils across
the continent from Nav York to San
Francisco and complained of the heavy
subsidy which Australian colonies
were obliged to pay the Pacific mail
steamship company for carrying them
from San Fraaoisco across the Pacific,
and suggested that it would be only
fair II the United States should bear
its proportion Of the expense of
the service by contributing to
this subsidy. The poatm asser general
replied that no had no authority
to take the oourse suggested but would
lay thu matter before the president,
Tho fl ,srs of the postofise depart.
ment say the present arrangement by
which the English and Australian
mails are sent across this continent Is
an advantageous one for this county,
chiefly so on account of the facilities
which 1t aft ,rds the United States
postotice department In the matter OF
forwarding its own Australian mails.
AUSTRALIAN MAIL STATISTICS.
Robert j. leighton, the special
mail commissioner Of New Z,alaad,
In his interview with the secretary Of
state to day, pointed out the import
ancs to American IN of con
t~inuing direct mail communication
with New z ,aland and Australia vlG
San Francisco. He says that wher
New Zealand inaugursted the exist
Ing mail service In 1871, the total an
nual United States business With Aus
trslia was 80 700 1873, but 1t reached
$17, 100. $3.50 10 1882 an increase II
eleven wars If $l4 421 232. Las
year 81 33l 35G In gold Was importe.
from NJ. Zealand and Australia CJl
onially subsidized steamships carrie'
United States mail to Honolulu an,
south Pac'ti, countries free, a di,
tancs OF 1880 miles each outwar,
voyage. This mail was heavy
Weighing In letters and printed mat
ter los, 800 pounds fc- the last thrs
months IF 1882. The United State
charge about SOC, 0O0 yearly for raj
road transportation of closed BIRTHS
and colonial mail across America al
New Z,aland. Toe Representative
urges that OCEAN transportation {
American mall shall be taken to elise
he cost of land transportation {
the colonial mail. II this prt
posal be agreed to New Il,
land is prepared to oontinu
the existing ocean postal gervice fro
which Wales uithdraws at the close
the present contract. Frelinghuyse
listened to Crelghton's.. statement al
promised to give 1t careful consider
ton. A similar reply was given
the postmaster general to whom Il
matter had been fully explained by Il
New Z,slsnd agent. Officer, of tt
departm ant recognise the importan
of the question to American cor
merce,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
THE IRON WORKERS.
A Settled Determination to Re-
SiSt the Proposed ReduC-
tiOn Of Wages,
Gloomy Prospects for the Peo,
pie q nerslly in the Pitts
burg District.


opoNlhA hlHpaeNh w u
PirrsBuRG, May 3.-Tho second
conference of the iron manufacturer
and smalgsmsted association commit.
toes which was held this afternoon,
lasted only fifteen minutes, President
jarrett, on behalf Of the workmen,
stated that no reduction in wages
would be accepted. Tho manufacturer
made no response but moved to ad-
journ zine die, which wa, done. 18th
committees held secret meetings later,
bu. declined to divulgs the proceed.
ings. The workmsn profess to believe
that the manufacturers will withdraw
the demand for reduction before
June 1,t, and that no strike will gu
sue. The manufacturers state that
the workmen are mistaken In this
view Of ths case, aud that II q red1c
tion OF 10 TO 20 per cent Is not &C
oapsoi the mills will shut down June
LIST and rem ain closed uatil the work.
men come to term. Toe feeling Of
the general pubic Is gloomy. Nearly
10000 men are employed In the
m,llr, iuoluding lab ,rer,, aud their
idleness will greatly Increase the ex
listing depression Of trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-04
A TRUANT.
A Faithless Husband Traced from
London to Denver.
Dispatch 10 the Globe. Dem crat.

Special Dispatch 20 the Globe. Democrat.
DENVER, Col May Eight years
ago r 81. King suddenly disappeared
from England, leaving behind him a
loving wife and four children. To-
day the brother of his wife appeared
In Denver and, In accordance with the
strict requirement of the English law,
served upon him a citation paper for
his appearance In London within
eight weeks, to defend against a com
plant Of divorce for desert'on and
adultery. Detective ingenuity was
required to bring about the summons
procedure In compliance with the
law under which Il wal Issued,
aad when tho husband va, confronted
by the brother in.!aw and the docu.
ment at the very same time his aston.
tshment and anger can be batter I'm.
amlned than described. The story Is
interesting beyond the ordinary OF
fact or fiction in divorce affairs. II
contains.ths foundation for a Grifis Ii
Gaunt creation, bat will never, In al
probability, afford the material for 8
fate similar to that which Charles
Reads has provided for the character
Of his novel. r. I'll. King, as tn,
recital goes, was a prosperous younl
farmer In Northumberland county
England He was q colleg
graduate and highly accom-
plished. The lady, Eliz sbeth Armi
tage, was the daughter of an old race
and the descendant of q line OF bare
nets. After the completion of he
sduation, she resided at Castle Arm
tage. In Northumberland. An accI
dental meeting between herself an
the young farmer resulted In an a
taehment At love at first sight, and
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