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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07


Martha ~ T.. Hughes. Plaintiff.
Thomas d. lgwi. as the administrator OF the
estate Of Chariot smith, decreased, james
~. smith, Virginia Dean smith, Jausl NJ
smith, Jr., minor, Tennessee Maud smith,
y miuor, LisEo May Smith. MINOR, and
Melvin Conrad smitn, MINOR htirs Ot said
Chariot Smith, deceased, Deiuudauta
The People of tho Territory Of Utah send
HrcCunFi
the estate u Chaflott smith, deceased,
janice ~ Smith, Virginia Dean Smith,
james NJ Smith, Jr., % minur Tennessee
Maud smith, minor Lsao May enlth. q
MINOR, nud Mrlylu CONRAD smith, minor
heirs q tald Chariot smith, deceased,
Defendants.
you ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
"a pear Ia an action brought against you
BY the above uaWcd piAlnun, in TIE biHs
tuct Court o. The THIRD judicial District
OF the Territory " Unh, and 10 answer
(txoluAye of the day OF soryiccl after the
service on you Of this summOns--if served
within this county; ~, II served out Of THIS
county, but In this district, within twenty days;
otherwiso within forty days-or Judgment hy
default will be Akcn against you, according 10
the prayer ~ said compliant
Tho said action h brought TO require defend
ants 10 got forth TIE nature Of tller claims IN
and 10 the premises hereinafter described, aud
90 have Cucroe Of this IouH dctcrmlnlng all
such adverse claims declaring anu Adludgirg
or interest Whatever IN taid premises, or any
part thereof, And shat the title OF plaintiff n
good and valid forever enioiuing aud dchur-
ing defendants from any claim ~, IN or 10 tgid
lania, adverse ~ pinnuh, ana granting
hun such other rolef ~ IL Just IN tue
premises, with costs OF SUIT SAID. lnndi
are described as follows, % W.T. Com
monciug ~ n point 2ii rods North from huuil.
west corner lnf o, Block ~, Fiat a. SAT-
Lake city survey, running thcrcc North 20
rode, thence Easth rods thence South -, rods,
thence Yves bruds 10 beginning, oiiuute Ia salt
Lake tlty md County, utnh,
And you are hereby notified that if you igil N
appear amt answer the taid complaint ~ above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply 10 the
Court Tor the relief demanded therein
Witness the Hon. charles >. zane, Judge,
and the seal OF tho District Court OF the
Third judicial niatrtst, In and for the Terri
tory u Utah, this .0ih day Of september, IN the
year OF our LORD ono thousand cight hundred
isEALJ HENRY @. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
liy GEo. u. loOMis, deputy clerk
Jous N. CAsEog, Attorney for Plaintiff
DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
NOTICE.


Wei Annie Mining aud mining CO. Principal
place Of business salt lake CAV. Uah.
NrOTtUE 10 HhKEBY GlNKN, 1itAr AT
~ n meeting OF the npafd ~ Directors
held on the .5th dul 81 september, A. ~ lsgl,
hy anu with She consent Of ihu stptkru ders, 40
assessment $50, ID Of slk lnl crnif per share
waa levied aH be capital ftork 81 ne company
payable To George Swan, Treasurer, % room
No. o. Dcscrct National Hank iuudinr, thli
iAt0 CAY, Utah. before November 1t, W..
Any stock upon which this nsHcssmeut may
remain unpaiI on the ist dHy ~ November,
i-il OIL aforesaid will De dciinuueut, ana "a
yoriiaod tor sale. ht public auction, and ur loss
payment b. made before. VIII bc soie uu lhurs
dhy, the 2lth day Of Noycmtcrlsf2i &c O'Clock
,. M. 10 pay delinquent assessments, together
with the rutt Of advertising ana expense VI
sale. JOHN l. NLbkhER, secretary.
Dated SAT- take CITY, september snth ls'l
The date Of delinquency IN tho above notice
~ Assessment Do hereby extended Go ucceus
leF I. i-2, aud the Gato 90 sale NJ delinquent
stock ~ 1uf.day, December 10Th, l'Y2, at >
O'Clock pm.
October llst. 49,.
joins l., NEuEREH. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


AToIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Bl THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of The kshte
Of krtiA u. rrAtt, deceased, O. tic credltore
Of, Aud all persons having clrlms agnust the
said deceased, to eNl imt thom with the neceH'
aAry youohera within ton months after the
nrat publication Of thus notice 20 the suid
administrator at uinwoodey' Furuituie Store,
81 20 aud a W. First south Street, selt Lake
city In the county OF SAT- Lake, Utah
JAMES HENRY LEE,
Administrator Of the estate OF heHa -
Pratt, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE UN.
~ dersgned, Chrislian Mortenson, Admiuis.
traitor Of thn Estate of John Norman,
deceased 10 the creditors Of and all porsoni
having claims agninat the sMd Deceased, 10
exhibit them wilh the necessary vouchers
within four months after the nrst publication
OF mn notice. 10 ihe said Adminlst ira tor al ma
residence IN big Cottonwood or nj he law
onlco % Harlow Ferguson, 1893 Constltutiun
huilding, SAT- Lase oily, In tho county OF salt
Lake, TuTfiiury Utah.
ClRlstiAN MuRTENsON,
Administrator Of the hstato OF John Nor
man. lee ease
Dated October H. lss!. owed
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NOTICE Of SALE or REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE ie nTREgf OWEN, fHA ~
~ puuuaurc of hn order oi the ff0uhu
Court N thr County OF gal Lake 1erriafv Or
Utah wade on the 18th fay 0f june lsAfn the
matter Of the ests,e Of hauntn ipmiin.oh
WfIdle drlolsod. the undcrs ghedl the admin
istator 81 HE aaid fttaio, wiiiseii az private
sair, 10 thf highest hi1dc' Tor caHh, By sealed
mdH iu writing ana subject "a continuation Joy
SAID Probate Court. on Tue DAY. The llth day
Snice OF iidhards ( Moy'o. auofhoys. rnotns
33i $50 Constitution BUILDING, = south, Main
street, salt Lake city, Itnh, all Tho right, uue
ami interest and estate % the shil henhhn
fomhus0n Wtrdic NJ the limo 81 her death,
cstate mas BY operation Of tue Jaw or other
wise acquired Other than or la addition 90 that
Of the ssli Hannah 1OalnsOn Wardle 10 the
time Of her death. 40 and g. All inst certain
Jor g, M All LsFe amy. Uiah fefaiiery, and
bounded and dascriuod ~ follows. 10 wit.
An " that portion % Lots Two ~, fye ~
aud Eight lbl, In section Two (2l. TQvn1hip
Three la, south OF hango one ll, Mesi OF
salt Lake Meridian, bounded AMI described az
follows, to W.T. Commencing where tue nutth
fence OF John Wnrdlo's Hue lthat wac such
NAV eIth, is17.3 iutcrsects mill race near o
bridge; thence west TO whore u intersertl he
west line " Lot Light ~ ~ said section
thence south 10 Intersection Of william War
die Homestead, thHt ls. Lot Nine fa| OF said
Section; thence east 20 said mil race thence
following said mill race north 10 thc place n
beginning, nnd containing Forty seven Artca
forms and conditions of saloi Cash, ten per
cent of the purchase money 90 Do paid on The
DAY of sale, tho balance on confirmation "
sale boy Haid Probate court Deed at expense
Of purchaser ..,,,..,. scum.
Administrator OF tho ostato 81 Hannah
Tom'irtnn WardIr dccratcd
eat Lake CITY, october 2lnd 1872.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

order to Show Cause why order Of Sale Of Roal
lsiAte should not be made.
TOsErH UrkSsnAw. TilE ADMINS.
- traitor Of che usfaic Of ann tIuuHhhw.
DECEASED. having nled me- petition herein, duly
NCraCi, ptayiur fUf ca order Of sale ~ all
personal property nul an If the real estate
" Hnli dlcedcnt, Tor the purposes therein
oct forth, o is therefore, ordered hN the
Judge ui sGiu Court, that all ptIsunH Interested
On the estate q faii deceased appear before the
snid Probate Court, on Tuesday, The 18Th day "
November, 1874, at DO O'Clock in the forenoon
" said DAY, nt tho Court Room ~ said Probate
Court % thu County Court House, VA The city
And County Of sAlt Lake, Utah Territory 60 show
c1ufu why an order should not he granted to
thU HAid nfminlatrntur, lu cell 90 much ~ The
real and nor onul rstntc ~ tho enid deceased
al public sale NJ shall be necessary, and that
q copy OF this order De puhli4hcd NJ lehst
i1uT rucrestiyc weeks in the uisEnrT EyrS.
no MINIS, u nrwfphpoI printed and published
iu SAT- CITY and County.
Date October litu. 1872.
q. W. BARrCH. Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NTOTIOK rs HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, Charles u Grow, admins
traitor OF the pstato Of Ralph iiarrson, dc
ceased, TO the creditors Of aud an per,on'
huvng claims against the said deceased, Ia
eNhibii them with the necessary vouchers With
In tour months after ihe hrst publication of
thin notice TO said administrator ~ mo oilgo 81
Daniel Harrington, Sls Constitution Bulldlng
rity and county of Salt Lake, Territory OF
Utah, CHARLES ~. GROW,
Administrator ~ tho estate az kalph hafri
son. deceased.
DASIrL HARRINGTON, Attorney for The es'
tate. w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends. and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectualy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Cont In and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
Ia the matter OF the estate OF Maron Olsen


80 NNt matter OF llt tNtAlc OF MAfth blrtN
Jensen deceased.
Notice Of hmo and place for tho hearing OF
petition for admission to Probate otWill.
DuRsUAET TO An ORDER or SAID
Court in said matter, notice u hereby
given that Thursday, the ilih day OF November
a. ID, ltll, ~ 10 O'Clock AIM, At the County
curt House in sat Lake city, Utah Territory
IN ne court room OF said Court, has been Gp'
pointed iho tlmo anl place for the hearing NJ
petition Of Ohrieuan Jensen, PRAYING for IN,
Admission TO probate OF certain document
iheroWilh presnnted purportinF 10 be the laeI
will and Testament OF Mnren Olsen Jensen
decreased, when and where all persons inter,
e'tcd may appear and oppose tho probate OF
hAid WNl, or thr granting OF lettofA tcetamOn,
taTy 10 HIM a. prayed for In said petition.
In witness whereof, have heieunto set ms
hand aud eniNcd tho seal of said Court thii
2nd day Of November, a, d, 1891.
q, d. ALLEN,
SEAL CLERK OF the Probate Court
~ oAusrLS Blows ia, Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

order 10 show cause why order OF sale OF
Heal EstAtu dhOuld not DO made.
IOuN - LEWIS, IHE ADMINISTRATION
81 Of the estate of Niles l.. MililAWu, de-
rrsfrd having hled HE petition herein duly
Ncriued, praying Tor nu Ordt~ sale OF the lpr-
sonal aud tie real estate OF faii dCredcnt.
Co.. .ua purposes therein cot forth. 10 10 there
tore ordered by the Judge uf sad Court
that an persons intercstCd ln The ee ate
OF said deceased appear before the faif Pro.
bate Court GA Iueslay, Tho l5th day of
November. lspl. nt no o'clock IN fhr fore.
noon OF sad day Of the Court Room 81 said
Probate Court, 10 ihO County Court House.
ln the city and county u salt Lake tWh
Territory, 20 show cauao why IN order should
MOI be- granted % tho said Administrator, Ia
sell 20 much OF the real estate Of the sa.d
deceased at private sslo a. shall be Necessary,
and that copy Of thus order he puhllshC'
At least four tucccissvU weeks IN The uTtEHEr
EyrNtNG NEWs, q newspaper printed uud cub
liHhCd lu sail city ami county,
Lated october ltth. lsH2,
q. W. BARTCn, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
3. GOLDSMIYH & Gu. ..
Good People Of SAT- Lake Cityi

Gail us; inspection you're not good judge o
values bring you who's Will prove Tor all
whohuy and The
average clothes the difference the pro-ous Is ONE
HALF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

In tic Probate cGuTl ga aud Tor salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Lat.,o OF owen Roberts,
deceased
Notice OF time land place for the hearing Of
petition for admission to Probate OF VIII
DURsuANr TO An ORDER or SAID
i CouTl IN sGid matter, notice Is hereby
given that Thursday, the l5ih day u No.
yemh0r. A. 10, ls32, 1T 40 o'clock H. N, AZ tho
County Court House m salt Lake Coy, Utah
Tcfritury,in the court room Of Had Court huh
bCcu appointed The time aud place for The hear.
ing Of peutinn OF sHrah Hoberta, praying
Tor the admission o. probate Of o certain doc.
ument herewith presented. purpartng TO DO
the last wa and Testament OF owen Roberts,
deceased, when aud where all persons IN
terCstcd may appear and oppose tho probate Of
shit will or tho granting Of letters testament
tary Ia her M prayed Tor In said petition,
In witness whereof have hercunto tet my
hand and affixed the seal Of said Court, this
ith day Of November, A. u. 1872,
lsEALl q. r., ALLEN,
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
ly CAustEs browne, JR., Deputy Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

nzr Our Line of High Art Novelties in Mons
Boys and Childrcns Clothing this Season lr
Beyond Coml orison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court iu and f1r Salt Lake
County. Territory OF TITAN.
IN ne matter 1f the estate ~ Miles l..
" ilamf. deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

Notice OF time land place for the hearing q
petition for admission to Probate OF Wiu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

order 10 show cause Why order OF sale o.
Heal EstAtu dh0uld not DO made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate CouTi in aud Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26
ROMANCE ~ RTdL LIFE.
A Catholic Priest Who Married Then Re-
turned 10 the Church.

A strange romance in real life is the talk Of
st. Cloud. MINI. AZ present. Francis dc
Nlyaldl was n French Catholic missionary
among the Indians in this country about
forty years ago. During the timo OF his la
bOrs he acquired considerable real estate.
some of which he afterwards transferred %
the Order of ST. Benedict. In the early part
of the sos Father de Nivaldi moved 10 Green
Bay, Wis. and there made the acquaintance
of a widow named Mead. They fell IN love,
and the young missionary decided 10 leave
the Church and marry Mrs. Mead.
year after the marriage a daughter was
born 10 the couple. While she was yet an
infant the family moved 10 Nebraska. and
subsequently lie Nivaldi was appointed Min
ister TO Brazil by Preslden. Lincoln. IIis
wife and child accompanied him 10 South
America. and after the expiration OF his term
he decided % return TO the Catholic Churen
rs priest and missionary. lie accordingly
separated from his wife and child alter TO-
eating them in America. lie returned %
monastery. was reinstated az missionary
but disappeared. and for over twenty-five
years was as one dead
His various estates IN this country were pro-
bated and satisfactorily settled according 20
law lbs daughter Corinne. who has grove
20 womanhOOd and married Marquis COarOcy
of Mexico was declared legal heir o. the es
tate. portions OF which.ar estimated within
the limits OF 81. Cloud. IL is said the grounds
upou which the ~. Paul Union Depot are
built were declared 10 be portion OF the De
Niyadi estate. and accordingly transferred
under the probate law. 10 the great surprise
of all the old residents who remembered
Father de Nivaldi rs missionary be arrived n
IT Cloud on Sunday night on q Great North
ern tram and registered at the West Hotel.
The story of his mysterious disappearance
is still mystery but this much he revealed;
That he is stationed in Patagonia and Is
T,l Ibo taf boz
he turns up will solve a dispute in tho courts.
as it is claimed that deed made by him 90
the Order of st. Benedctine for several acres
of land in St Cloud. and sold by them 70 &. ".
Waite. had been lost. Father de Niyaldi IS
about sXtv-fye years Old His wife from
whom he separated about twenty five years
ago. is still living with her daughter IN
Mexico,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26
TO INDORSE THE TICKET.
ALLIANCE PREsfDI"I D""""'
s.,, an,rove. of the Entire state Dem
ocratio Observation-Disclosures Oh
Folks Schemes.

Rurreu. Y. c.. May 25-lspecail-lt
is the report in political circles here to-day
that State President Marion Butler OF the
Farmers Alliance. will publish a card IN
dors,nc the entire State Democratic ticket as
nominated last week. and that lie will use his
influence TO induce the entire Alliance to
support IT,
Elias Carr. the nominee for Governor, and
Butler have been observed in personal con-
ference here to-day.
1t was not generally admitted til to-day
that Hon. Harry Skinner. Of Pitt had con-
scented to allow his name 10 be used as Third
party delegate to Omaha. His name having
been published Monday as delegate. and no
contradictory announcement having been
made. IL is believed that hls name - used Win
his permission.
a letter was received By an Alliance man
here to-day from Minnesota, stating that FAC
smile paroles made 0ut by Colonel J.. J.. Polk
are being used in the Northwest 70 soldiiy
the Republican party against the lhlrI party,
and that they arc proving very ehectlVe
Polk is said 20 be given the title az General
pOlA IN these documents.
Mr.. George W. Biacknail. ot waterbury
Conn. and Miss Ella Whitehead. of this city
we're united in marriage in the Church OF the
Good shepherd here this morning.
The trustees Of the COlOred state Agrcul-
tural and Mechanical College today elected
John o. Cosby. of Salisbury. president OF the
institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26

RoAsoKE. Va. May pa Special. The
decennial celebration here June 18th is as
Stunning shape and Is growing into moro mag
nitude than its most ardent supporters had
hoped. The executive committee have formed
twenty five subcommittee who are daily at
work getting things into proper shape for the
great pageant, which will be at the same time
a great trades display. military cele bration,
= carnival and a general jubilee. Preparations
are being made TO receive $4,000 or 10000
guests. The Second regiment OF Virginia
militia will be IL encampment III the city
for week and the cadets from
the different military schools will be
present and take part in the parade. The
music will be a very interesting feature. At
night there will be concert given IN the Sam
Jones tabernacle by string band OF twenty
FIVE pieces and choir Of go trained voices
under the direction of Professor +. &. Leary.
Besides this there will be competitive pieces
played by the different bands present. among
which will probably be the Stonewall band
OF Staunton and the Soldiers Home band Of
Hampton. There will be base ball, bicycle
races. fireworks and other attractions. Ad-
dresses will be made by some of the most
prominent men IN the country. Ex-Governor
Campbell. of Ohio. and Colonel 4. H. Me
Clure. of Philadelphia. are expected 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26
No:a Cautious Man.

A night or two since, as policeman was
making his way mp Bcaubien street, he
was acco.tcl by colored man with the re-
mark
II doan want TO seem capshus, sab.
deed do1n', but dar's trouble in nay house
obcr dar"
what sort ~ troubleW
"Why. sab. a GUILD pusson called vii
liams sits dar wild his feet on de stove CON
var.in wild my wife. rs ordered him 10
yacatc. sab, but he refused. What am de
proper course i'm SIGH q casef'
"G0 and order him ont once more"
I'm about ten minutes the man returned
and reported:
Il doan' want to seem capshus, sab, but
dun ordered him out, just as you said"
and he didn't go"
"No sab. He said he'd sec me in Texas
fust. What would be your advice under
such circumstances
"Ifa man was in nay house and wouldn't
60 ont 'd put him OUT
would 10 seem capshus sah?'
IL don't think sO'
"Ji,t us you say. sah-i-t so, sab. feel
sartiu dat ketch the idcah"
lie retired into his house, and the officer
remained to SEQ thc end. 10 came in about
two minutes Three on four yels were
heard. somebody feet seemed TO strike
the wall. and then the door opened and
Williams flow into the street like hall
filled straw bed. lie was scarcely on hs
feet before be- boited mp the walk, and the
owner OF the house came down the steps to
explain
Il doan like to seem capshus. sab, but
now dat I've got my ban in I'd like your
advice about cuGn de ole woman mp TO a
peak Pear, 30 noe dat she sorter incour
aged Williams 10 believe dat 1 couldn't
lick one side Of himr'-EEchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26
Mr.. Gratebar's Son Philip.

"My friend Walter Gratebar." said Mr.
StaybOlt, seems to think that ms son
Philip. who has just turned twelve, Is a
remarkable boy. Mr.. Gratebar lives in
the suburbs. in house which has slate
roof 1t appears that in the course OF
some repairs 10 this roof last fall many
small fragments of slate We're scattered
about on the ground When the time
came 10 clean up around and roll the
lawn this spring 10 occurred TO Mr.. Crate
bar that those bits of slate ought TO be
picked ND. He hadn't lived in the country
long. but he had lived there long enough
10 know that grass wouldn't grow through
slate.
After picking mp about two hundred
pieces himself and finding that it was
back breaking work, Mr. Gratebar thought
he had better get Philip 10 pick mp the
rest: so he talked il over with him one
night at dinner, and Philip undertook, in
consideration of the sum Of fifteen cents,
10 clean up the remaining slate on the
following day. It was understood that
all the money was TO be withheld until
the completion Of the work, and that the
work must be done to Mr. Gratebar's en-
tire satisfaction.
"Whcn Mr. Gratebar started for town
next morning he found Philip on the lawn
knocking a baseball about with great ear
nestness. George, aged seven. and Clara,
aged five, with an old grape basket near
them, were laboriously digging out and
picking up the scraps Of slate.
".Hows this Philip said Mr.. Crate
bar. i thought ! hired you TO pick up
that slate.
"'You did. said Philip, and Pm doing
it.. Don't disturb yourself. I'll attend
to it,
THAT. night when Mr. Gratebar got
home he found that the work had been
carefully aud thoroughly done. There was
no ground upon which he could withhold
payment.
but he said to Philip, 4 hired you to
do that work and you seem TO have got
George and Clara 10 do it,
"'I sublet the contract, said Philip, and
when get the money I'm going 70 pay
George and Clara a nickel apiece. SeeY
Mr.. Gratebar did see and he paid over
the money very cheerfully, and he didn't
hesitate 10 say 10 Mrs Gratebar, after the
Youthful contractor had gone 90 bed. that
be- thought Philip was great boy. New
York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-26

"Siug 20 him. Nicohni, for am weary now;
fear that Ao Is dying, my precious. bald bow
WOW.
Ica-uot sing the songs used to MARBLE in his
ear,
Ny voice is cracked with agony, my heart is
hilcd with fear.
See! Sec. the sweat Of death already stands
Sing, Sic, as you do love me. to my hairless
ioggic now
Thus pleaded peerless Patti as she viewed her
Lalrlt pup.
And Saws tlat death was rapidly doing Of him
up.
Her famous million dollar voice was twisted
AND awry.
Her lids were red with weeping and one tear
stood ia each csc.
She wruug her hands IN agony, she tore her
nc1dteous HAIR,
AS She gazod upon her hairless pet so naked
bald and bare.
Then Nicolni raised his voice and roared =
mighty roar
And sang unto that hairless dog as nc'er he'd
sung before.
lie sang of Annie Rooney and Of Mike Mcfad-
den's bail.
OF comrades and the picture that IS turned to-
ward the wall;
lie warbled THAT Is Love" and many another
AT last hc sang the song that goes ta-ra-ra.
boOm-de-ay.
A shiycr shook the hairless dog. he heaved 4.
long drawn sigh.
Just once or twice he gasped, and then ho
closed each little eye.
Then stiffened out each slender leg, likewise
las slender tail:
And Patti. noting ali these things. walled forth
a wailful wall.
But doggc needed not her woe: he lay stlli Oh
his bed
The hairless dog from Mexico Was numbered
with the dead.
And Nicolini smiled smile. sinister, cruel,
grim.
Then Kissed out through his thickset teeth,
There. have done for him"
Arthur Lucas in CHICAGO Herald