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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
6~rensenIoies Gleno.

Gin TaQ BON erl6ittern0em Gletlo, fote
InIhes ieIbIt in elmer OH nrtoer1netoltgen
Sommericenen rei6en @roBitaOt tpte Sbt@
a a nur GlBerft lelten angetroften tperoen
birfte, tpur6eO Observation-Disclosures bon ben
8etpobnern Des 6auies 9to. 318 B. 10. Str.
3ur RenntniB oebra1t. SIS 1T Elm IN elmer
drnli6en llmgebung gelegenes, 5toet1todte
oes .6nlsbauS un0 Diro BON mebrerett
Somtlten beuobnt. 9aS DorOere, Stpette
StoGtperf bate bis geitern bic Srau WfarD
Gjrdp unb 0eren S06ter9en inne, tpdDreno
bic btnteren ;3tmnner bon 6enrD gltB UNI
oeffen Santilie bepobnt peroen. SIN er1te1t
Stod leben mebrere an0ere Sdrntlter1, u1o
stpar IN ben biirftig1ten um1tdtoen.
SIN Ser borigelt gtadt pernabm Trall YuB
i'm beuahbarten 2tmmer lauteS, btstpetlen
BON einem Qufldrei unterbro6enes S6rner7
aensdeit0bne. Cine &rdnfe Dernt1ttbelo,
beoab tie 1t6 am Worgen in Die SobHung
u1lo bier bot ii6 ibr nunmebr ein erlbuts
teru6er Mnb[id. 9ie 6rau @rap Lag, nut
auf'S 0iirftiafte befleioet Ino Dor S6n1erz
aen eutieBli6 it0bneno, in ibrem bis out
cine alte Jt6bma1bine BON Wobiltar bOuig
entblDBten 3tmmer auf benz SuBbooen.
sSu elmer Sic fauerte ibr 306ter6et.
8ei6e tparen na6e3u DoQtg %Derbungert uno
6te Srau 9ub 6olte oa6er ungeidumt ben
Slater Gon0on, tpelder iebD6 ntht 81 bell
fen nermodte unb es baber fiir's Beite belt,
etnen Qr5t 3u rufen.
2ebterer erfannte iofort, baB bic beoau7
ernstDertbe Srau in Solge tbatld6ltdett
Ger6rngerns benz 9eltrtu1n Derfolen mar,
unb 6aB Die, bis gum @ertppe Nbgentagerte
i6Derlt9 gerettet tDeroen f0nrte. Gr be-
pirtte tire l1e6erflDrung na9 benz Gountps
boIpttal, no tie bis In Die Jtaht btnet1 ult1
unterbroben pbartaitrte.
yaa6 Der Mngabe bes &in6es bate oteies
ielbit am Wfontag gum IeBten Dfale gegels
fen, Die aufopferltbe Wutter bd9e8et modte
lett @oden beretts Die Qualen beS 0nngers
e~rlttten BADEN. Ql5 man Der Srau cine
Safe nit Tbee ret6te, rtB ie Oieie Der
11ebe~rbrtngerin aus ber0ano lnD ber16luGte
ben Snbalt unter @eberDen, Die an etn
balb Der6ungerteS, tDtloeS Sbter erttnertet.
Sic Dermo6te fetn etn3tge5 Wort, tDel6es
iber t6re Gage bdtte mebr Qt6t Derbreiten
f0nnen, berDor3ubrtngen 1tn0 aud Dds
&inb ipeigert ft9 enti9teoen, gedberes mit7
5utbeilen.
Trau @rab Iebte ieit eihtsen Waonaten in
Dem 9a1ie, uar ie6o6 itets iebr 5uridbal1
tend un0 II bret Doer bier Wtal puroe tie
geie6en. Quf bie Na6barn ma6te tie ben
@tnbrud elmer Dobler5ogenen, anftdnbtgen
Srau, bic friiber before, ia melt before
Sage 9eieben BADEN miiiie. Das G09ters
ben lit einitpeilen in Bic Sbbut ser Nrau
BaB gegeben porben. Sootel aus t6m berz
ausgebra6t tpur6e, ertparb Die Weutter If
ren unterbalt our9 9tG6en fit bteitge Sc
i6dfte. 8or etntgen @o6en fam ibr 8ruz
Ser unS priigelte bic Srau auf's 8rutalite
bur6, I'M ft6 bann, unter Wfttnabme ibrer
9~eringen 8aarmtttel, auf Ntntmertpieoer7
fe6r btntpeeaubegeben. 9ie arme Srau
ftarb am Sreitag gege1 Nben6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Oas Groefnen BON mei6fraut.

.Sn manden @egen6en bat MAJ bas
i6on la1ge geiibt. Die &Opfe tperben ge>
reinigt, BON Dem Sera befreit, sepiertbeilt
uto in Die einSelnen 8ldtter 5erle9t. Oas
9orren geidiebt in elmer 9ol8birbe, Die
man getD0bnlih auf' 3tpei 53tegelftetne auf
ben &ii6enofen felt. 8eionoerS oils Supe
pen3ltbat lit getrodnetes 8etBfraut iebr gez
i6dBt; aud tptr6 es ais Semitic subereitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Sto0t GDlrag0.
6epraft. erprobt.

Sabre lang erprobt, itreng 9epruft 1no
nod imrner snneb meub oil Eopularitdt 1llto
8erbreitung, 10 lautet Oas lrtbetl uber VI.
Yierce'S Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets
: ieue tletnen iiber5lferten, abft9renoen
a,tttbilt0ieu &i9el9en, Die in duen ApoDetea
I'll hnhen finO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

To, 2 g pm merw e,set bra6ts in
Geo.. 8inter : @ei3en, rotber, alter
9efautt gu 954@-. SEQ. Brother All 78mS3.
$50. 2 Gorn I'M @peiber III @H1, ie6los
gu &C, go. 2 9elbes 455@454, $40. 5 aelbes
44@45c; $50. 8 gu 431 @441c.
9afer mod Brobe auf Der ga6n SEQ. 8
neuer S3@s7c, meiBer SEQ. 8 neuer 29@S9c,
No. 2du @ rueiBer 9to. 2 neuer 34c.,
Ser tie mad Pro6e geo, 3 gu 4 @5oc.,
Sep. 4 81 38@43.
Go9gen. Jeo. 2 neuer 481 @49e
Sdmereten 3ettldmen Jeo. I al
III @ 3imotbp prima .-@2.4O
StrOb. 1 Gar Sofer gu So, 1 Gar
s.-@tne Gar gu S13. so; a1pet
@urS 3l S14 per Some.
&lete.-1 Gar gu $3.50 1 Gar I'll S1e q.
l @or gu $3.50, cine Gar 8inter ut $12.7 Is,
per SO11te.
Sen. = 1 Gar neues RanIos ltplonb al
$3.50, | Gar Soma gu So, 1 Gar Soma al
$3.50, 2 Cars 81 SIS, 1 @or al $3.50, etne
@ar Tonias gu SIS. rs, 1 Gar gu So per Eorne.
8bistep. -1.20.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Derwerthun9 Ger 6artenbobnen.

IS giebt penige Semitic, tpeI6e einen 10
ergiebtgen unD lartge bauern0en Grtrag abb
perfen, tpte bic 8obnen, tpenn man muir
Gorge trGgt, baB tie Dorft6ttg unb re6ts
Setttg gepfliidt tperben, oanntt feline CUR
Getfe gelangt. 3pet Wietboben Der 8ers
ipertbung Don 8obnen ftno IS nun, Die aaz
gemetner it9 %ein6iirgern ipQten: bas @tnz
lalien ltno bas 90rren Der grinen Sriibte.
@as e~riteres anbetrtfft, 10 tperben bic 8ohz
men I'M balb alsQetpa6ienen 3uitanoe, tpte
iol9e gum @riinfo0en benuBt tperben,
i9i1tenpetle tt StetnguttDpfe D6er Tonnz
den gele9t, 10 baB stDii6en ieoe Sage 8obz
men cine Sage Sal3 fom1nt. SIT oas @ez
fGB gefIGt, 10 legt man Elm lauberes StId
0einipanO bariiber, i6GteBt nit etnem
8rettoedel unb 6el6nert nit Stetnen+ Die
10 eiugen1a6ten Bobnen balten it6 Iber
Stpet Sabre, tpen11 man nt6t DeriGunlt, BON
!3ett 3u 3ett bas obenauf itebenbe i6mubige
Sal5ipaier ab3ui6itten unb bur6 neueS 3u
erieBeu. i3un1 90rren benubt man eben>
fails Sriidte,. neI6e ibren Heifegrab nod
nt9t erretbt, alio cart uno brii6tg ftno.
11eber 6ieiel6en ldBt man, 1a6Oem iol6e
bor6er our 6Glfte burbgei6nttten, etn Baa
betBes Wafier geben uno bGngt bic Tri6te
an benz @tni9nitt auf S9niiren gum
Srodnen an Ser Come nt6t ~3ugdngItGen
tparr1en Srten, no m0glt9 inter 0a6
auf. Sci ihle6ter Wttterung troGnet man
aud auf 6irben int 8adofen. @e00rrte
8obnen balten it6 mebrere Sabre, penn ite
an trodenen Srteu aufbepabrt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

Ste aM0etrtettr DeItebtets atttO Des
eattttteM TIaIGenbtcre Der EDttra0
Getpp 8re&ptt0 60. iT1to SyeSets
q. at e~saYfeNIen. &eiEeGtm0e4s
btttet Htatt Htseft ats Ste 8raueret
o. fetOets. suDDiD mitt u md
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
MarrtDeri0f.
@btcaop, II. 81.

WYECuYUt IT. NuBIN.
Gin Ser9let9 Der S9luBpreile Der ISOLDE
nit ienen Der 8orDobe er9tebt eiren Bretsz
ritdgarl9 pom 1Bc. tn @ei5e1; 23c. in Corn;
&c. III 6afer.
gSfr 1ntirpt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

Cine Nn5obl pra6tpouer Tor1nen rei6es
SarmlanS NIT &alo, por5iigli9 bebaut, gut
nlnsdunt 1n5 itntSeben NIT f%ornofen Sbitz
9Grten, iomie prd6tpptlen @ebduben = ftrb
gu niebrt9en Preiien sn %pertdufen. (S15 Bis
$50 per Ncre) 1iO in nldBtgen Staten.
Spre9t iofort upr BET Sreoeriflen 6 Co.,
SEQ. 1S1 Observation-Disclosures, Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
WiehmnrffA

Dirt sc b M a t t betrttg bic !8ufuSr
48,371 Stiid, in Der porigen ISOLDE $4,000.
Gertebr lebbaft nnO Yretie erbebIt9 nieOri=
ger.
49, Uo1f1,,E4 +A,,tnAn 49, -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Ei1tdttAbertmf.

Sic Bdnfdus9leidunSen beliefet 1i9 dltf
$50, 61S, 42S, 9e9et1 80, 175, 4S9 In Der entlpres
9enben 0o9e 6es Dor. Sabres.
Syn Nem yore wurOen Il. g. 8on63
notirt: .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
m0d1entrd1e 3uinois Staats@5ettune ulortae, 10, 24ueuf 1888.

AT Der Oberfld9e lteet, gut &etrnung unb
G1tnidelung, mas befanntlt6 nt6t Der
Sail lit, tperllt er gu tief eingebra9t tpir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
9e9en 2un9enleiDen.
Oute gtefuItate er,feIt.

DHTe NeiHIrare erlleIf.
S6Dn felt sieIen Sabrtn sebraudt to
Or. auguf SSnis's 5anuburSer 8rufft6ee
uno babe gefuRben, baS ber1el6e elm oan1
ausge3et9netes WitteI ee9ea ale Brulflei>
ben 1T, be1en &niDtnbIag ni6t tOorrt
eenu9 eupfuGlen tperben foMa. - geter
S9nta, GoDin9tOn, Sub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

2lm @ 6metnemarttb belief fi9 bic 3u1
fubr ouf 6S, 100. Stid, gegen AZ, 300 Stiid
1T Der pori9en @o8e. Yretie I'M 25@40c.
nie6ri9er.
Gertauft 1burben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

56dfe trofen "a, 1872 5tiid am bergen
Worfte eit, eeeen 1925 IN Der port9ert
Mo9e. Mdrft belebt. Qreiie lnperatoert.
Wprfo1itt murnprt II a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13

e8~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1egeultduoe Detre1Ienoe
Injraoeu iiu0 an Serrn 0nttlteb Sem"t"8D"oe"'
Scludrh. NtebraStu. 81 rtdPtel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Shub Sen 6ummeIn !

sSarmer, @Grtner, ebenio Sbierfreun6e
IoQten BET ieoer @elegenbeit 6teieS Snieft 1T
S6ub ne6mert. Die 6ummel lit ntrbt MIR
Elm DDQitGnoi8 Darmloies Sbter, bas Niez
man0en ettpas gu 2eioe t6ut, lDnoern audi
Elm b06it niiblt6es @lteo in Der Settle Der
NaturiDelen. Sc lit berlelben, glet9 Der
6ont9biene uno a1toeren aber DGuftg l1a>
6enben - Snletten Sic 8eitimmung gu She'll
g%epor6en, bel Der Cube nod glabrung bic
8liit6en 81 befru6ten, tnoem ite ben Bouen
bon elmer 8lulne 5ur onoerert trGgt. gtaz
meutlt1 lit ). 8. Der Jtotbflee auf Die SEE
fru6tung DurdtSummeln angeptelen. Nu6
Sic SbItbliitbe miro bon Den 6umneln lebr
germ beflo9en, unb lift Der Slug Der 6unr
nleln auf bic Sbtbliitben i%niofern Dot
bobem @ertbe, ais ct audi BET triibem Metz
ter, ieLbit Del geItnbem 9tegen, no feline
8tene mebr fltegt, ltattfinbet. Die @rnte
mander i60nen Sru6t Deroanfen mir oft
gel1ug nur Der 6ummel.
Sang beicn6ers aber 6aben au6 Bic 8tez
nen3i6ter Elm Sutereiie baran, bic 6ummel
in SduB gu nebmen unb nt6t, tpie man IS
bGuftg Itebt, acknowledgements au tDbten
tpie cine rduberii6e 6orntiie Doer Welpe
bDtt bent Q8abne b~efangen, Die Tra6t
miirbe 6abur9 ben 8tenen gei6ntGlert. @s
1T bas abiolut ni9t Ser SAL, Oenn erftens
ftno Die 6ummeln ni6t in ii6ergroBer Wfebrz
5abl borbanoen, 3lpettenS befliegt Die 9uns
mel bauptid9ltd 8Gittben, beren 6onig
Gteftdr) tpe9en gu LANCER 8lumenr0bre fir
Die 8ubne unerret6bar lit, unb brittenS
iperben namentli6 gera6e ptele 6teie let 8lis
then erit bur6 bic 9umme[n ben 8ienen
3ugdn9lt6 gema6t.
SIT bic 8lumenr0bre Der 6untrnel ndme
lid gu lang, tint bur6 bic natiirlt6e Seffz
nung nit Der 3un9e ouf ben @runb 3t
fommeu, 10 ipetB tie Oenuo6 gum geeftar gu
~gelangen, tl1bem tie iettli9 Elm God beiBt
Sic 8iensn iin0 thinner i6iau senug, ii6
bteie 8orri6tung 3u Nlbe gu MAIDEN -
aud fe i9Girfen SEN goIbt9en ytettar 0ur6
bieie 269er. Die 6ummeln itnb alto in
6ieier 8e3ie6ung bic Gorarbeiter Der 8ienen,
unb Sarmer tbun tpobl baran, Die l6ulnz
melrt in ieoer 9tnit6t TT S9uB gu nebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Gtars dnscsriTen.

Gtart dn9esriTen.
Cine IeftiSe GrFattuns bate f6 Bel mt.
ottf Bic Gun9e1 ee18ldseii, unb ipplte tets
tent Der Sielen otigetodnctet W1ittel ipet6 Ell,
SGlieBlih Yeritdte i'd Or. Mue. &6nts's
hamburger 8rafttbet ltn6 in furssr 8eii
tpar td SOaltdnpie 9e6eiIt. SeurS s..
9eber, Beaestls, SGs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
eett 13 aahren befnnnt.

@ts Elm suns SursheltGts MtitteI eeaen
Ern9enIetben Falte ID Or. Mu9uIt R6nio's
hamburger Bruitt9se, ba berlelbe ntt6 pols
fanbig gebeilt bat. SD m6dte ntGt Dtns
6teitS au%ssejeibrete Sau5mitteI lein. -
Gbas. Mens, @reenfetb, Sls.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-13
Sabre lang sebranGt.

Sabre lang sebranGbt.
Seit elmer Rstbs BON Sabren eebrau&,
I'd Or. Iasuit G6niB's 5antburssr 8rmt.
tpee uae babe sefunben, baB berfst6e Elm
gang Spr8ltgllbes Nittel Sesen Grfaltun9tu
1T. SD baIte %benfelbea ffets i'm Saul.
H0trat9ts. emma Qey9e, 2O16 Orleanss
Strase, Baltimore, @6.
30 0emts bas patfet. SIN auen Muptbtset
su Daben.
THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO., Baltimore, Nd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-07
IEGA1 NOTICES.
ADMTNISTRATRTX' SALE
:. CT ReaI Estate.

=, ,lTYaE- Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ rairsuance OF an order OF the Probate
Co1rt OF the County of Salt Lake, Territory
OF Utar, made en- the SIN day of June, A ID:
1855, in the matter OF the estate OF John
Efyesey, deceased, the undersigned, the aor
tninistratrix Of said estate, will sell at pr1-
Rte sole, to the highest bidder, for cash,
Snd subject 10 confirmation by said FRO,
hete Court on TUESDAY, the 7th cay OF
August, 4. d 1888, at II O'clock m, Ut the
Office of s. w. Darke, 10 Nam street SAT-
lake City, in ! the County. OF. salt Lake, az
the right, title Interest and estat5 OF the ssld
John Livesey, 81 she time of his desth, end
also all the right, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation OF law or oCner-
wise acquired other than or In audltlon 10
hat of the said interstate. at the time OF mis-
death in and to that certain lot piece or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being IN
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
DRY, ana bounded and particularly des-
CrIbed as follows, to-yit: Commencing at
appoint ten n0) rods west of the northeast
corner of lot six t6) in block forty (4Ol plat
HB," of Ssid salt Lake City survey and run
ding thence west three (S) rods, thence
youth tea (10) rods, thence east three 81
rods, thence north ten (l0) rods to the place
Of BEGINNING
Bids or offers may be made at any tim,
after the first publication of this notice, and
before the m king of The sale. BIDS must
be made IL writing and left at the office O.
B. W. Darke. Ito Main Street, Salt Lake
City, or delivered 70 the undersigned. per
PonallY. at her residence 752 Z. Third souti
Direct
Confir uatIon of sale by said Probate Court
Deed at expense of purchaser: ,,
Administering of the estate OF Johl
Iivesey, deceased.
S.W. DARKE. ATTORNEY for Administrative
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
In CITY Council of salt Lake City of the In
tention of such Council to make the follow.
ing described improvement, to Wit: EX-
tending and laying iron water pipes or
mains along the following streets, namely:
Beginning at the terminus OF the mains on
East Temple Street at the intersection OF
Fifth South Street, ana running thence
sonthward along East Temple Street 30
Seventh South Street, thence eastward
along Seventh South Street TO q point mid
way between First and Second East Streets
and defray three.fourths OF the cost Thereon.
Estimated at six thousand Inc hundred ana
seyenty-fve (s6, 975l dollars, by q local a.
BASEMENT upon the lots or pieces of ground
within the following described district; be-
ing the district TO be affected or benefited
by said improvement, namely:
All of lots 8, 2, s and l, block IS
AN of lots 2, 4, and 8. block "a;
An of lots 2, 8, and 2, block y;
All oflots s. 4,3, 2, ! ana .; Diock Al;
All of lots 6 and =, BLOCK 10;
All of lots 8, 6, and 8, BLOCK 10;
All nj lots and 8, block %;
An of lots 4 and 5. block II, all In plat A.
All protests and objections 70 the casryin ~
ont of such Intention must be presented In
writing to the City Recorder on OF neiore
Tuesday, August 2Sth, 1888, being the time Sc!
hy the said Council when 1t will hear and
consider such objections as may De maze
sy order Of the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
Jay 'A'-''0 40 ~ IEBER NJ WELLS.
City Recorder.
gA1r LkxR CRY. Augus< ash, las.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-07

TT APPEARING TO THE HON. ELIAS A.
L Smith. judge of said court; by the pet-
ton of Laura Croker Pitts, the admiuist-s-
triK of the estate of Frank Croker, de-
ceased therein filed, praying for an order
20 sell real est te belonging 10 said estate),
Ehatit is necessary to sell the Whole or some
portion Uf the real estate to pay the debts,
expenses and charges of the administration
Of said estate.
It is hereby ordered: That all persons In
terested in said estate appear before the
Probate Court of the County of Salt Like,
Territory of Utah, at the Courtroom OF sald
on Tuesday, the 2lst day of August, AID
1888, at IL O'Clock a M then o, ana tn there re
Granted to the said administrative to sell SO
much of the real estare OF said deceased as
shall be necessa for said purposes.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF
this order be published IN The SALT LAKE
HERALD, newspaper published In said SAT-
Lake County, at least three weeks before
SAID 2Ist day of August, AID. 1888.
Dated July q, 1883. ,
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Jsdge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-07
Wells, Fargols Go. ), a corporation, plaintiff.
va. z. q. Woodro ", defendant.
TIE People of the Territory OF Utah send
Greeting: To

TIE People of The Territory OF Utah" send
Greeting: To
IT G. WOODROW. DEFEND MT: You.
IL. are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you BIZ the above
named plaintiff l., Eoe district Coprt Of the
Third Judicial District of the Territory OF
Utah. and to answer the complaint Med
therein withis ten days texeAsiYe OF the
day of service) after The = rviee on. YOU OF
this snmmons-if served within this county:
or, II earved cut of this county, but IN this
district, within iwonty days. Otherwise
within forty days-oc Judgment by default
will be taken against you, according TO the
prayer of said complaint.
aThe said action is brought to recover from
you the sum of 81 900, together with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per an
mum, alleged 10 be due upon pfomissory
uote made executed and delivered by De
fsndant to plaintiff at Salt Lake City, Utah,
on The 18th day OF August, 1888. and costs OF
| suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you
| fail to appear and answer the said COM
| plsint az above required, the said plsinIn
will take judgment against you Tor the gu %
| of 81. 600, with interest as above, and costa
| Of suit.
Witness, the Hon. Charles zane
Judge, and the Seal of the Distrtc
Court of the Third Judicial DIS
| [sEALl trict, in and for the Territory o
Utah, this thirtietE day OF June. II
the year of our Lord one thouss nc
eight hundred and eighsy-eight.
HENRY g. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
BY JOHN N ZANE, Deputy Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-07
Another Street Railway Strike.

NEW YORK, August 5.-Drlvers, con-
ductors ana stabienen On the Brooklyn
Crosstown surface roads, tu the number
of 400 men, struck to dav because the
conductor and driver IF one Gar had
Deen discharged for arriving al lha end
of the trip four minutes before tune,
The strike was first announced a. 4
O'Clock this morning, and 45G horaes On
the lrnes were lett uncared Tor. An at
tempt was Insde to run cars on the
lines tut this was given up at
noon, so much interference was met
with from the strikers who we're sil
knights of Labor. A half dozen strik
ers were ar.esred. One 0f the horses in
the last rar out was cut by strikers
knife The three lines involved in the
strike run, one from Hunters Point
and Erie Basin, another from Hunters
Point to the sirldge. and the third from
Green Point to Calvary Cemetery.
New YORK, Al gust 6.-The Car drivers
end conductors III This city viii not
support their striking brethren in
Green Point. They say the step was
iil-sdvissd ami the strike uncsIled for.
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The People of the Territory Of Utah sersd
Greeting
no JOSEPH H. BRIM AND ALFRED A.
J. Brim, Defendants: You a-e hereby re.
orIired TO appear in an action brCught
against you by the above named Eia!a'ln IN
the District Court OF the Third Judicial DIS
trict Of the Territory OF Utah, ara to answec
the complaint fled tterein within ten days
exclusive OF the day OF serytce) etter the
service on you CT this summons--itseryed
within this county; or, If served cut OF this
county. but in this district, within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days-.or Judg-
ment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action Is brought co nave de-
cree aissolying the bonds of mstriinony eX-
istiug between the plaintiff and the detenc-
ant, Joseph Il. Brim, and awarding TO de-
fends1t the sole custody and contrD! OF the
child, Amanda M. Drir1, the Issue OF their
marriage, and for alindony pending the &C
ton fJr support of plaintiff snd saul chllo, ,
S25 pCr month, aud upon hnaL decree saiO
amount for permanent alilnonY, anu tEe
same be ordered paid out OF money CT said
defendant III the hands OF said A a Brim,
AMI said A. &. Brim ordered 10 pay PLAIN
tiff's attorney $iG9 counsel ice ana the costa
and expenses of the suit, and that defend
ant, A. A. Brim. be enjoineI from payihg
ing to defendant, ] H Brim, and said j. H..
8fim restrained from receiving the same.
and for such other relief as may appear 10 be
Just The above reifef 1s pr2ycd upon the
grounds hat defendant is addicted tc the
use of strong drink, and las failed to pro-
vids The common uecessalies of life for
plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that IT you
fail to appear and answer the said com
Idei as above required. the said plaintiff
win apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded therein.
Judge, end the seal OF the Dis
trict Court of the Third Judicial
rsEAL. District. in sud for the Territory
OF Utah. this Twenty six day
ofMarch, in the year CT our -oE 9
one thousand eight hundred and
| eighty eight
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Charged !. With Abducting
Eliza Etias. !. e.
SHEET RAILWAY STRIKE
strikore Arrested for Uslug Violence
and Abusing Animals Must
snher-An Iavehtion.'s
-vhe Es,nigrasion Iny;eatfeaii5n.

-. n0 FLtEhlSr2Uzou
NRw YORK, August 6-Tha first wit
meas before the Congressional emigrs-
ton Investigation committee to-day
was Henry Oedeye. agent of the Cam
payne National Ode Navigation. His
company employed agents in sothern
Europe with self-prepsid t;okets ard
carried many Italians. AZ Tt2lian who
could rot talk word OF English was
the next witness He ssid he car
RED on small money chang
ing establishment. A week ago
tie man asked him to furnish
day. The witness thought they Were
| to work for the company and their
railroad fare was to be paid. An agree
ment was signed between tie witness
and a mRn who was named PhiEip
Smith. According to this agreement
! be was to board theye men and allow
Sulith per cent. ON board bulls. The
man were to be furnished by October
| 1888.
Joseph Hica said his buaipess was to
Furnish i8hOrers to large employers.
Witness furnished 400 men to Brown,
Aowhrd& Co. On the new aqEeduct.
The men were to receive $3.50 per day.
The profits of the witness accepted
from the supplies furnished the men.
The witness mas furnished as many as
l. SEQ men to the We Shore Railroad.
OF them the wltnes- FINISHED board
for about 800. The fsh: made him a
present--they Clipped in so cents apiece
and presented the SUM TO him In bulk
The West Shore Road paid the witness
70 fixed salary of 81 day.
George Il. Simmons, special agent o.
rho treasury, went under ASSUMED
II names. At times, lately. b:
took the name of Phillip Smith.
: He did this for purpose. He wen
into little ltaly"to look for 400 mer
to work in the iron ore mill in Psnnsyl-
vsniH. This be said was all imaginary
Ho bad several interviews with Trojit
and sila and they agreed to furnish thu
men for $1.20 day. They were 80 i'm
port men from Italy and have them
here in two months. Tney were to al.
low the witness per cent. of the gross
receipts. Trejia and Slla told hin
they Rad frequently furnished laboIer
to large concerns. Further testimOn!
of the witness proved oo1elusively tba
1rojia and Sico had seen engaged TO
come time in importing their fellow
conDtrymen under contract.
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Charged with Abduction.

LONDON. August 5.--A German
waiter, Oscar Molier, was arrested at
Queenstown and Drought to London
to-day, charged with abductipg Elsa
Elias, daughter CT thu late Henry Elias,
brewer OF New York. Miss Elias re
sided with her mother and sisters at
Cassei. Germany. Moller was arrested
for the same offense in Germany, but
managed ~ escape with the girl %
@ eenstown.
LDNpoN. August 6.-.OFcar Moller,
the Young man arrested st Queenstown
on the cnarge Of aDducting Elsa Elias,
of New York, was arraiened III court
to-day. Moller said the young lacy had
written him asking him To accompany
her to America, where she was going to
see her brother. and concerning her
estate. Bullmeyer, guardian of the
Elias children, stated that the girl
would remain in mis- charge pending
the arrival of her mother from Ger
many. Mo.ler was remsnded for q
week.