Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

ing little romance thrown into hor
| NE 10 add Interest 60 her rank and
wealth. Her first husband left all his
millions 10 her during hor lie, but ut
her death the male issue Of his cousin
| Hooker Hammersly should receive
the wealth. Hammefsly had daugh-
ter born about two years ago. On the
9th Inst. another daughter was born.
| The Hammerslya are disappointed but
the Duke aud Duch.ssof Marlborough
nrc Jubilant.
In the State Of Illinois there Il n
new development In municipal affairs.
Mound City IL n place OF 1000 inha-
bitants. IL Ia 10 miles north Of Cairo.
w. j. DDugherty the new mayor Of
that town, treated the City council to
surprise on the 9Th inst. When he
ross 10 deliver his first annual message
lac commanded tho councilmcn TO rise
TO their feet ard bow their heads and
then he delivered fcrvent prayer
twice M long as his message. The
council submitted gracefully and went
through tho regular routine NJ usual.
| Mayor Doughorty has also given notice
that everything must be closed on
Sundays.
~ W lUNu- btH ttth
holding spiritual seances In Indian
apolis during the past' few weeks. He
caused great excitement bccausc he
ptofeased 10 give communications from
pcrnons recently decreased. On the
night OF the 9Th Inst. the usual seancc
was held, and Winans was bound In
chain and the lights were turned out.
Sud emily a match was lighted and
Il AlNs..ssa stNas..ass..rssl la the 0fl n
whispering In tho ear Of woman N
whom, In the dark, he had revealed
himself NJ her dead husband. At the
same moment the police entered the
bous. and, catching Wlnans, fully
exposed the deception which he has
been pracllcing. lie was compelled
10 pay hack the money he had received
and ordered TO leave the city.
Atchlson, Kansas, has society
scandal. Alex. Payne, n negro barber,
ran away with the wife Of Emerson
Cornell, a Caucasian bartender. Payne
was arrested. He did not deny the
charge. The woman, who u good
looking and Intelligent, was found nj a
negro clearinghouse, where she had
been stopping since Sunday n Payne's
wife. Cornell sought her aud begged
her to forsake Payne, but she refused,
and he finally left her and told the
marshal to discharge Payne. Tho
latter says the woman conxed him TO
20 away with her because her husband
had threatened To kill her on account
OF her supposed attachment for Charley
Sanford, n baseball player Of Ot,umwa,
Iowa.
About two years ago. Mn. Mary
Green u bridgeport, Conn, swallowed
her set OF false teeth. She applied at n
hospital Tor relief After an cxamlna-
ton the physicians declared that there
WIS no foreign subslance OF any kind
In the woiuan's stomach. She ia.
clared that she could feel the teeth In
this upper part OF her stomach, and an
operation was performed. believing
the case 10 be one u mental disorder,
the doctor Acknowledged finding the
teeth In order 10 safety Mrs. Green.
Yesterday MIA. Green died OF con-
sumption, and at the post mortem DR..
Blodgett and his assistants found the
plate and teeth In the wolnan's gullct,
about two inches above the stomach.
The curved plate fitted the pipe 40 well
that there was no obstruction 10 food
ms II passed down the throat. and the
plate was partly incrusted by growth
OF flesh over the metal.
Frederick Leek, aged II, died In
New York city on the 5th Inst. from
the effects Of an operation. He COM
planned Of pain In tho stomach: DR..
Hammond made an incislon where the
pain was located. The cause Of the
trouble was found az once In an orange
seed lodged nj the Junction Of the large
and small lntestlnes. The seed was
largely swollen aud had sprout an
inch long. The boy stood the operation
well. Upon his return 10 consciousness
he asked 10 see tho cause Of his suffer.
ing. lie said II did not look one.tenth
m big M II fcltand even laughed feehly
nj the Idea OF an orange tree starting 20
grow inside OF him. Ho rested easily
after that, and II WAS thought he would
get well, but perltonitls set In and he
even In eating n juicy orange. Better,
however, not To swallow the seed.
Henry u. Barney, sexton Of Airing.
ton street church, Boston, u suing for "a
divorce from his wife Rose. lie
charges her with being In the employ
Of spirit mediumy, and that she plays
the spirit, getting therefor SO q night.
Rose Barney is a pretty woman, with
large blue eyes aud pink complexion.
In narrating bis tale OF wee Sexton
Barney says: only hrst trouble was
about n year after We were married.
She lived with her mother on Chandler
street and she would not live else.
where. The house was not quiet, for
they had scances three times II week.
Mr.. Bridge, husband of my wife's
sister, presided, and Rose used TO tnke
care Of the flowers that she said the
spirits gave her, and also letters, she
saying TO the audience, they are as
true rs the light from heaven One
time during dark Heance Mr.. Thayer
was sitting beside Rose and whom the
lights were turned UP they were
bugglng each other. Coming down
stairs one evening at home heard my
wife say, Il paraded before them In
thin clothes rs departed spirit and
made one think | was his departed
wife and another that was his de.
parted daughter demonstrated with
her, but II didn't do any good"