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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

The L A. w. Counts the Votes That
Came Too Lats.

Came Too Iats.
The announcement comes from the
national convention of the L. A. W.,
which Was held at Columbus, Ohio,
Monday, that A. B. Richmond, Of this
city, has been dcposed as chief consul,
and :. n. Bresslsy, Of Detroit, mis- op-
ponent IN the recent election, has been
boosted into his placs. The election Of
o6IceSs for the NichigAn stats division
was held October Is 70 November Is.
The cAnvassing board threw ont $50
ballots from Detroit Tor Joseph ~.
Bressler. because they arrived after the
polls bad closed. Tais action gave the
ONCE 10 Mr.. Richmond. The Detroit
candidate appealed 70 che national
body, which held that the delay Of the
ballot was unavoidable, because No
vember Is VS. Sunday. This caused
them 70 be held in the express office.
The national CONVENTION dec1ded to
count these ballots. ard declared Breso-
Ter elected BY majority Of l2z. This
will effect all minor of1ices. Nsns
1iichigsn delegates were denied adj
MISSION because Of tho election irregu-
Ynrikiea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

School Buildings That Must Bs Erected
This Season.

Ms season
The needs of the board Of education
In the way Of new buildings - accom-
modate the rapidly increasing school
population, will require IN expenditure
Of oYsr STA, 900. Five wards are short
On sehool room, and theit necessities
ere g folloWSs The Fifth ward needs
IN sixht-room building. and there will
be pupils enough to I'll at least six Of
thc Iooms. An eight-seom building
must u erected n The Sixth ward, aud
when u b fnishsd there viii - Al oc-
cuvaut for every eat. The Eighth
ward viii need = similar building. and
i've Of Ne roeu,s will b filled as once.
Hho Eleventh ward must provide for
eight resop fun Of children immedi-
hteJy. 4 four.room addition will b
added e Ne front Of The Wealthy ave
hue euildin9, and the old building
will after SINE give place 70 new
!structure, Of which the proposed sddi-
sion Will become part One general
plan has besn adopted for the ward
Ochool buiIdingp, and that pla. - con-
eidsrod - b best adapted for the
health and convenience Of the pupils.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

AZ the meeting OF the Grand Rapidl
Academy Of Medicine. Precedent Welsh
announced the following committees
Executive. Drs. @. X Johnson, Dalel
Mcpherson Ethics, DrA Pressy, Her
rick, White; Surgery. Or. 6churtx;
Medicine, Or. BYxdy: Obstetr1cs. Dr.,
Eide; Gyuecology, DR. Boise; Sanitary
Medicine, DR.. WINERY; Opthaln,ology,
Dr.. Kirkland; Publication, DR.. Lochcr;
Microscopy. DR.. Johnston; Pathology,
DR.. Spencer: Pediasrics, DR.. Catlin;
Food and Dietetics, Dr. Rutherford,
De. Fuller, charged with Drs. Spencer
and (aron<r, with violating the code oil
ethics, WAS exoueretod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

The pleasant slFect and perfect safety
with which ladies may uso the CaIifog-
ME liquid laxative Syrup Of F,rs, undes
ali conditions, makes it their fsvorits
remedy. 10 gel The true and eenuine
article, look for tho mama Of the Call.
foFnia FIG syrup Co.. printed neas NE
bottom 81 The packaee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

1hs following b : list Of the marriage
licenses issoed staee last published. With the
names. residences twhsn outside TIE e!ty) and
ages 81 the p&rtisss
Ara
cesrlesc. MeLe9ishan. byrons Marta s
FiekolsnS Aeker, HIfabcth Heinsz. l1-<6
jehu W. nsthswa kowoIi Aaud Donnie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

Arthur Andersen, No. Sol Ottawa
street, diphtheria: J. j. Vanvel, No. 50
Ella avenue, typhoid fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

Evangelist Pratt and r. n. Jacobs,
hn muscal ass1atant, arrived yesterday
and opened their three weeks pro-
tsacted meetin<s ~ the Fountain street
Baptist church last evcuing before =
largo congregation. Both gentlemen
are finely equipped and earnest work
eys, And the results we're already ap-
parent last night when iaFRs number
Or the unconyerted roe 20 prayers.
They bring the highest Testimonials
frorn she Illinois eisies whore the have
bsen recently labofing With signal sue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17
ONLY AN OLD FAKE
Manager Heald Prieks > verv
Thin Bubble.
THAI GREAT RAILWAY DEAL
Ths oaeials q - Laks ehsss - 6. I
w. -. Had Never Heard = r.
Fooled BY : Chicago Rsporsss.

About ten days ago sensational
ruuoors we're ilyanx around ths CITY and
sho,,, a.. .s.es i. ,e~.,x1 a a. aiin~>d
-, h.s-.-- .s-r.s- 49, .e-S 80
w.. 1sres" sns A'~$s ososs 49, e.>
the WoNe Michigan GyoeoWa 10 woo ~
ported that The Lake Shore read bad
bought The g. AN. NJ. the D.. l.. an.
.nda st vn.ds ana -nntd aron
= - = - ~'' s. -
su " cpetese sne.s AocSut -
ne rnmoss me west htcniehns wssn ~
wealth Of hardwood timber and it,
eaav Access "a the ,lpner poninsula
r,.s.. -. !, :. 49, :. : norshern
sI -. ..~-s
keeoes Sof we Lass enose ss
tapping the latter ~ Ia Porte; the
Saginaw Valley Ina and the D., L. q n.
were 10 b. used for thu purpose OF
knitting the Michigan Central inreepect
10 the saginaw valley aud Detroit
trade. With this eystein. IN addition
n IL other tracks, the Lake Shore
would practically have IN opportunity
10 enter irtp con- petition Tor the trade
Of Ill the pr1ncipal business cities Of
Michigan. IL would have 3 north and
south limo and two east and west lines
through the statc and would reach oil
the principal Like ports. When the
rumor firat started. Il was seized upon
By al the oily papers except TaB Her
AID. and written up in . Sensational
way.
1hsy Swallowed n whsis.
The Detroit and Saginaw papers also
published il. together with interviews
with prominent railroad man who
lifted up their voices and walled Bit
terly Against the Lake Shores acquir-
| ing the Weet Michigan property. The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

LULL-At ne residence Of her ls1ehsez
MfA J. u. Lall.
rsnsral Is ~. n. Wednesday. from tAe
residence. The remains vii be taken t. New
York tor burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

Elixa Scr;hner 80 Charley BArbey. " 10
Il 10. lstS. caulneld's add Co
Oscar r Rufnsey 70 David L HiIson. lots
II. Il and n ST lot IS. blk 4. Stow x
pf rarisn H'sos 70 5:css n K1m::v 70: ~
IL. q. A. WI = add ....,............ $685.. 2.to1
Kate Bush to Harrison II Reel. lot 20.
~ BArker'S sab. 1.50Q
EGa l. W IS . ius TO James McCormick.
pr lot ~ y Treaent's add ....-..-........- l,o]o
Adrian kIanssen 10 Frederick Easing.
lot 80 and 81. SUM tide add ..,........-.. 100
Chas y Mercer ct al 10 W alter Towne.
ut lot -. Duuto1 add ......-..............-- 500
John herreuA 10 Jan W Dystr1s pt lots
10 and Il. Iune8 McReyuold4 adj. 90
Lottie Ran 10 Albert q Town. lot -,
BALDWIN 3 Seymour's add.-...........- a6oo
Albert 9 Towns t. Lottie Ryan. lot l63
Cary W Highly 80 Mary Suffer. Wv
u see u. Ana that part sec Is ying
Of HIGHWAY. ByrSu..:=.:::- .:,.........-..-. ~
6eofxe Reams 90 Henri " CAMP-MAP,
pt ne - n4 4 ca ~ Wyominx...--..... 80
Louisa Iawreueo TO Cbas d Lawrence.
wxe @5sw y - y sec u Grand Hap Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

nan. Miss Asa can1sit, Mrs. Geo.
Rsymerd. Mrs- Win. Alden smith,
Grasd Rapids; Niss Aedie Barclay,
Lou<ii-
he Central W. c. T,U. messp ThuFs-
d1y, Febrrsry Is. - Coed 1empjASs'
hall. So. Is South psv;sion street. 1t
$50 D. NJ. A paper viii Be furnished
On s-Sbnll We recommend tbs Keeiey
cure for inebr1ates,e ~ Mr.. De Koon
Of Shoidoa street. The pubic IL cor
daily Ipvited - attend.
Gu THURSDAY afternoon. 81 the Gen.
trail w. G. r. Union, = paper will be
read b. Mrs. Dr.. Koou On 'sJhs Kesley
Care a. 5 p. m. A this topic 10 o.
general iutsrest. all ffiends are invited.
Rocms 10 Good TempiarS hall. NeNul-
len block.
Charjeo koeo uae arrested Ter driving
through : funeral PROCESSION, and wns
eRraixned IN police court for violating
he city ordinance. He pleaded guilty
end sentence vs. suspenoed upon him
% payment Of costa amounting 70
Judge Burllnssms yesterday gsantsd
sixty day6 time 70 Ole 3 bill Of excep-
tops Or 20 move for new trial IA the
CO. AZ john Abbott, convicted Of rAps
ard eeneeDced to thirty pears 81 Jack
90 o1ato prison.
The annual meeting Of the Mission
Wood PreabyteriAu church society will
- held THE evening q $50 O'Clock q
the church on Wess Broadway bctweon
ButtefwoFth avenue and WAlson straet.
The rcoidonn az Sherman street oay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-17

cAeryns. ! Bs~es. iassrsi sirssssrs. Ne
q pouu taln oereo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
WnFgEIs wiLLll?


An eastern detective association Is
endepvoring to locate the whereabouts
OF one Wine Bick who vas last heard
Of In Sioux City, hut who is now be-
lieved to he In this section OF the
country. IL IL said that Willie is an
expert horsemau and f. undoubtedly
riding on the range. He lie a native Of
india and lie wanted to decide who
will be the owner Of large sum Of
British gold which IL now ia the poe.
session Of the adminislfator general
and the accountant general ~ India.
The details OF his disappearance are
given as follows.
Almost fifty yeRrs ago On English.
man named William Bruce, who had
been In fair circumstance In the old
country, emigfated 10 ludis, where he
at once demonstrated his ability AZ
tradesman by amassing fortune lie
took unto himself "A vito lrJn the
family Of wealthy rgah ana two
daughters were born to them. The
daughters were named Fanny aud
Jane and they were beautiful girls.
While they were still very young the
mother died aud tue grief Of the father
at hia loss hRstene1 hia death. This
girls were left without PARENTS
and the pos.eesors Of an immense
property, which was held Ia trust 10y
the officials of IndiA until they should
become OF age. The father had made
strange provision IN bic will, and II IL
upon this provision that the search fIr
the missing man IL founded. He
stated In his will that In case either Of
the daughters died childless the money
which constituted her share would
Tevert 10 the other.
Fanny married an officer ia the
British army named Bick, and after
living with him for short time she
lott him with her two children, both Of
whom wero boys. One OF them died
shortly Afterwards, and she became a
wandefuT, with the one thought
Of forgetting her trouble by travel.
ing. She visited the various couu-
ttlea OF tue globe, and while at SingA-
pOre, on the straits OF MaincCa, she met
o Fronohman named PORTER. She had
been divorced rom her husband ana
the FsolchIuan married her. They
removed 10 France and lived there Ter
some time. PortI7r, who iiol several
years ugo, olnimrd that Bhe told him
nrf sou Willie WA still alive.
Jane married au English captain
nniued Farogc, and thrir marriage
resulted IN tho mrth If % daughtrE
Hut sl,u WRi soon divorced from hin
and then she married an Engllah
1tllcpf by tho name or Knight, who
was stationed ut Qumdutn, indii.
tic sold his commission Ia the
army and Mite. Knight mortgHgnd
hes night 10 thu money iu Tho
hands Of tho Indian officials i0f 81 900
sterling. TheJ Travelled over the world
finally settling ia we5tefn hinneBoia,
sul they found themselves shofl OF
money. IN was then that they bestirfed
themselves for the purpose Of finding
out whether they could not got some
VI the money which was molierlng In
the Indian treasure vaults.
Rick anu ibis son Wiiiie were heard
O, In Boston aud finally traced 70 west
ern Minnesota. Tho fAthcr and son
then seem to have become separated
ans Il ia said that willie camo 20 Utah
with man named Hayes thIoo yoafs
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
SAD AFFAIR AT UNION.


A doplorsble accident, resulting In
the death Of an eloven.year.old boy
named William T.. smith, occurred at
Union, about O'Clock last night. The
unfortunate lad was playing In the
road with several companions, and as
he was running from them heavy
cart drawn by one horse came along.
In the darkness young Smith failed to
observe the conveyance until II was
right upon him. The driver did his
utmost 10 turn out Of the way, but
before lac could 90 70 the shafts had
struck the boy Immediately In the
region OF tho heart, inhioting such
Injury that lac dipi IN less than quar-
ter Of an hour afterwards. From the
time ~ the uccldt n until be hre2thed
his.last he remained uucOn cioua. The
bOy's father Is deal, tut his mother
has agsin marriei, her present name
being Emily Cutler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24

been very ~ for SONS time, Is now
recovering.
Thomas T.. steel and Laura u. Tay.
lor. OF American Fork, have taken out
a license to wed.
Each OF the national political
pattien claims a majority VI the votes
of Provo city for the coming election.
The Liberals will scarcely poll
dozen votes.
Miss Babcock has commenced giving
the WomAn'a clubs Instructions In
Dslsarte and ply steal training.
Oscar wilkins Ia organizing a Re-
publican ilambeau club.
Educational lectures will be given
every Wednesday evening at the
Brigham Young Academy during tbs
coming winter, Tor the benefit II this
young people Of Provo. No admission
charge In male.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
Amusement Notes.

Roland Rsed's engagement at tho
Theatef commences tonight with the
presentation of his now success, ON
nocont as Lamb," which viii be re-
peRtod tomorrow. II Is described a.
being a most brilliant comedy. Mics
lsador Ruth, the charming actress, is
stin with tho Roland Reed company.
Irene Everett il pEotty ami talent.
ed san Francisco girl, who made her
first appearance on the stage this ses.
son with Mr.. Reed in Boston. Ailss
Everett u the daughter Of Senator
Everett Of California. she has re-
peived marked attention from the prcss
In the different cities visited.
FARCE COMEDY.
"5kipped by the Light vi the Mosn"
ia tue bill for rhumiay night.
''YoN YONsON."
On Fridry and Saturday this play
will again be produced at the 'rheater.
Last season the quaint Swedo attracted
a large audience and II is probable that
m equally great Interest will be shown
in the performance this year. ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24

Jose OF electing fifteen delegates TO
attend thc county convention ami to
a0mluatt the precinct oiiicete u he
voted iDr at the coming election. by
order OF the preci committee.
THE Republican, Of tho Second pre-
cinct viii hold their primary this oven
ing at 1880 O'Clock al tho county court
house, corner Of Second south and Soc.
ond Nust streets, Tor tho purpose Of
clectlng hiieon delegates to attend tho
county convention ON Wednesday next,
tho nomination Of precinct officers and
Toe such other business ns may properly
come before the meeting. BY order OF
the precinct Republican committee.
"Orr,n correspondent of the NEWS,
writing from Eureka, says. "On Satur.
dey evening, the 22nj inst, great
Republican rally was held in Eureka.
Tho Nephi martial band and number
OF prominent citizens were over ulrc.
tloneoring. The Eureka bras. band
was engaged 10 make the occasion more
interesting. The H. q. w. train due at
I:lO pm, brought Frank J. Cannon,
George Su;herland, James Dcvine aud
other Republicans TO give Eureka one
last great stirring up before election
uaJ a tofchlight procession marched
through the principal streets, then all
repaired 70 Odd FellowB hail where
q good programme, consisting of
music, songs and speeches, was gone
through. Great enthusiasm was dis.
played by the audience, aud the Re-
publican cause, like q nail In q sure
place, was driven home and clinched.
One idea that struck the writer very
foTcibly was, that Utah has produced
rome very smart young mvn, men who
cannot iSil to make their mark In tho
world 40 able politicians. have now
listened to both candidates for Delo-
gate to Congress, ami 70 ia truly aston
ishing with what master power every
iseue Of the Jay Of both tho great ua.
uOnal PARTIES h grsspoI aud haudivd."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
THE sHOWELL CASE.
II was Being iHrC.ilgAi,d Behind
Closed Doors this Afternoon.

After weeks Of delay the invesiiga-
ton Into the charges preferred by
Health Commissioner beatty against
Sanitary Inspector Shovel commenced
this afternoon before tho Mayor ana
sanitary committee.
The investigation was conducted In
the Mayors. private Office In tue CITY
Hall, behind closed doors. a couple Of
reporters raped nj the outer door but
were met with the statement that .he
aigir was being conducted on ,hg
quiet.
II was learned, however, that tue
charges against Mt. Showrll arc sptUi-
ficaliy set forth by nr. Beatty Ia thrre
pagee OfIype written matter, while the
Aiildavlls for the defense arc said 10
be numerous.
The personal feeling between Dr..
Beatty and AIR. Shovel Is vC.y
marked and each Will work hard to
prove the other In error.
IL IL said that seversl Witnesses will
be examined on both sides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
COUNTY COURT.


A session OF the county court was
held this morbing.
The county physician reported
verbally Ia the matter OF Con. Sulll.
van, u supposed county charge, who
had died ut the hospital and left 1851.
lie was ordered to communicate the
information TO the county attorney.
FoR DIsrOsiNG OF DEAD ANIMALS.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Union Pacific Railway company
to make proper deposition Of certain
dead animals buried ut Tenth South
and First Wosl atre.ts, or the county
viii be compelled to take legal action
10 compel them ~ 90 30.
TAN SALE NTttEF
The petition Of James +. smith ior
relief on account OF tax saie vas read
and referred 20 tile county attorney.
The pamo was done on q Similar pru-
ton rom John s. foms0u.
NATUBAL CAS- INSPECTOR
\ petition was read from Z. q.
Sleater anu other mvmbets Of the
Federated Trades asking that john
Woodburn, president OF that body, BIZ
appointed natural gaa inspector Tor the
county. The request was granted.
ASSESSMENT ROLL ERRORS.
II was ordered that the county olerl,
DO authorized 10 correct clerical etr0rs
IN tie assessment roll Tor 1892.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS 20 AND 90.
IL was directed that the matter Of
the Twenty. ana Sixty.aixih
school districts be made tho special
order VI busluess for the 27th Inst, and
that the olerk notify the trustees Of the
rweuty-ninth ami Attorney r. W..
Young Of this action. The trustees "
the other district were present
BONDS APPROVED.
The bond Of tho Burton. Gardner Co.
STD, contractors for The faithful per
iOrmauce Of the work oi building the
bridge nj Murray was approved.
rhe liquor bond OF w. g. 4. Sm0ot,
of Sugar HOuse ward, was approved;
also that Of Robert Hearn OF Bingham.
a JrBy's RETURN.
The corouer's jury Ia the case Of
Alien Y. Park, who was found dead in
the Big Cottonwood district, reported,
as their verdict, that the deceased
cama TO his death by 'voluntary
drowning while Ia a temporary state Oi
inganity."
10 Inform ms MOTHER.
The clerk was requested to notify
Hannah Bsymau, u Spuncervllle,
OHIO, Of the death OF her son, u, J.
Bayman, who was killed by "A Rapid
Transit car near the poor-house last
week.
FOR WORK ON ASSESSMENT ROLLS.
The following clnims were allowed:
II. q. Bleasdale SlOi, for working on
assessment rolls, computing the 10 per
cent raise by the territorial board Of
equalization; II. l.. Conley s's, for
similar services; George Westervelt
S2s, ditto; Jamea Il. Lynch $50, ditto.
TO LOOK VI THE RECORDS.
The county attorney appeared before
the court In regard TO certain property
In Salt Lake county belonging u the
estate Of David Nicol or Euphemia
Nicol, and advised that the county
recorder search the records for said
property. The clerk was instructed to
notify the county recorder TO this
effect, in accordance with the county
attorneys recommendation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
What Local Parties and Parlisans are
Doing.


Hon. John Henry smith has Just
returned from an extensive tour IN tue
country.
"a
Candidate Cannon will bs In Ogden
tomorrow t;om Summit county, where
he Is presently laboring.
-
The Liberal primaries for the Ogden
City convention VIII De held tonight
the latter will be held tomorrow.
-
The Republicans VI West Jordan will
will be addressed tonight by Messrs.
Grant IL. Smith ana Il. X. WaTou..
"a
A. II. Nelson, one OF the leading
republicans Of Ogden as well a. an
onterprlelug clNAehi maui siIe NEWS "a
call today.
-
The scandinavian Democrats will
have another meeting IN the Social
Hall tonight, when capable speskeTs
will appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-24
PROVO LETTER.
Trial Of EnOch Davis for the Murder
OF Ills Wife.-Notes.

Special correspondence OF the NEws.
Provo, Oct. 2s.-Judge blackburn
last Saturday sentenced Lou smith TO
thirty days' imprisonment IN the Utah
penitenliary on the charge OF adultery.
One OF those slokening murder cases
which horrifles the soul was com.
menced in the First District court on
Saturday. Enoch Davis Ia charged
with numbering his wife on the night
OF June 9Th, 1892, at their hons In
Emery county. A jury has been
ompaneled, and Mr.. Zane, assistant
prosecuting attorney, opened the case
for the people. He stated that
the prosecution expected to prove
that on tho night In question
[SAturdsyl tho Davis family retired
Aa usual, the mother ana her little girl
sleeping IN the bed, and MIR. Davis
and several boys sleeping on the floor;
that in the morning Mrs. Davis was
missing, and the defendant told the
children that In one OF her mad fits she
had gone away; that subsequently he
FOLD one OF the boys che mad taken
poison, and, acco Idlng TO her request,
PIE had buried her like n lady, In a
flump OF willows, distance from the
Mouse; that the boys were not satisfied
with the statement and went
20 Ashley and notified the
therin, whereupon Davis became
charmed and made the statement that
Everything was all right and that he
would 20 right off and get Alrs. Davis;
hnt while he was gone the boys
Commenced searching the premises,
hnd In an old potato pit the remains
bf Mrs. Davis were found; TINT subse-
tuent Investigations revealed she had
hsen struck on the head with u revol-
yer, which no doubt caused her death;
fhht In tho house were found blood
fthined sheets, and under the bureSu
twas found damp cloth, which had
been used In wiping up the blood.
Davis was captured near Fort Du-
Ehesne. W. u. King aud Warner d
pNenwood have been appoiniei AttOr-
pegs tor defendant. The plea OF In.
sanity will be offered.
NOTES.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the wife Of DR.. Walter H. PIKE, who
died on Thursday evening, were held
NJ 1880 today ut the Stake tabernacle.
The opening prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr. Turner, OF tho Bgptlst
church. This speakers were Elders
>. \. Jones, V. l.. Halliday and y. Il.
Thurman. The Military band, fol
lowed by members OF the /. o. o. II.
lodge OF this city, led the procession to
The last earthly rssting.plnce VI the
deceased. Mrs. Pike had large circle
OF iriendH and acquaintance, who
VIII mourn her death.
A con Of John q. Coldrin. who has