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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12


Tho People of the Territory Of ui.h iind
Tok b. N,t.,k. Defendant
NTov hHE HERLBN REQUIRED To ~.
i poar "a hu action brought against ytu
Toy ne above nnmrd plalntH, in Doe Ils.
tnrt uH ~ Tie Third Judicial uIstf g
y Wr terHloY u Utah, ard to anGE0f
tho compliant fIcd thefuiu within ZEN datt
leNciusive ~ the day OF srNitri after III
service on you " this summons ~ str,ei
within ths county, ", 10 sHrttd out ~ tHit
county, luf lu ihis District, within twenty dars.
otherwise within forty days-or iutrm. M w
default VIII be takCn against you, according 10
the payer Of said complaint
The SAID action D. brought 10 have decree
Of this cnuft forever dIssoltinF The bouff u
mauimouy existing between piaintd and de-.
irndant, above relief prayed on the gTouud
that on or Hrout the year l-e0 tho defendant
WHOLLY ant without cause deserted an1 alau'
urd 20 10 desert aud abandon nm uFalut LIt
will aud without his consult; ana that n
fcndhui has q mean and incompatible temper
aud causes plaintiff much mental Ang4ish and
suffering
Aud ydu are hereby notified that II YOU tan 10
appear and answer the shu complaint A. above
tequ rcd The said plainuu All apply 10 the
Court for tho relief dUmAnucftlufulu.
Witness The Hon. charles n. Zane, jude,
aud tue HrN OF the ultiuri tuuu u ihe
lhlrd Judicial islrl't in aud tor The Terri
tory " Utah, the 18th day ot Apul, IN ite
year Of or lord one thousand eight hundred
isE,Ll HENEY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK
by GLu. u. LOOMS, Deputy.
utrNN& GuNtEn, Attorneys Tor plAInta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
Tho Mississippi steel hedge "rened
win Imposing Ceremonies.

WITH Imposing Ceremonies.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mag l2.--At noon
with impressive ceremonies the great
steel bridge across the Mississippi river
was formally declared Oyen Tor traffic,
In the presence OF a gtcitthrOng Of pco'
Pile, inClIding distinguished visitors,
state anu National, from this and al.
Joining States. Tne day was Observed
As n holiday aud the oity
IN gala attire. The mau-Ot-wsr
Concord" AMI the river cfait Of
all kinds were covered with bunting.
The weather was delightful. the
festivities began with an imposing
street parade, including the military
visitOts, distinguished guests, and tue
fire department, anu iloits Illustrative
VI the industries Of the Mississippi
valley. When the procession reached
the bridge, ceremonies began by send
ing eighteen locomotives upon the
structure AS test Of IT. strength.
Senator Voorhees, (ind.l delivered
the opening address. Commencing
with nn eloquent reference ~ the en-
during Importance VI tue event, the
speech dealt chiefly with subjects
natural 10 such occasions, the wisdom,
patriotism Rrd foresight OF Jefferson In
acquiring Louisiana, the glorious re-
suits which II accomplished, the
growth OF the south within the last
thirty years, lis still brighter iuture,and
finally, predicted that the time Is not
far distant when the barrier to the
navigation Of two oceans will he TO
moved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

NEW YORK, May l2.--At "a special
meeting nj tie south Western rail-
way and steamship Association In
session, J. ID. spencer OF the Atchlson
Topeka 4 Santa Fe, ~ temporary
chairman, said that II is probable tue
association will 90 out " existence
and new one be- formed ON better
lines. The association h composed OF
the Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacihr,
SANTA Fc, Missouri Kansas anu Texas
railroads and tho Mallory anu Cfom'
well lines VI steamships.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

OTTAWA, May l2.--ln the House Of
Commons, Balton McCarth's act u
abolish the Ftsnch language and
Roman Catholic separate soho OILS In
the Northwest was defeated, 80 t. 1872,
Several members Of the government
voted against the measure.
Another measure TO prevent the im-
portation OF allen labor was defeated
without division.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

ROsLYS, WASH, i2.-rhe rosoulng
PARTY continued the search oil last
night. This morning they recovered
i've bodies, making nineteen In all
taken from the milne. The names Of
those recovered this morning are Sid.
noy Wright, Herman Duuster, John
DOdgson, George Brooks and Frank
Hanna. All the remaining bodies
located will be recovered today.
Mayor Miller received kilograms from
several points tina, stops are being taken
T. raise a relief fund for the fsaiilles OF
the dead miners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
Suit On An Old Judgment.

A suit was filed In the Third District
Court this afternoon by G.. Il. Mackey
against +. Euyenspergtr, on a Judg.
ment rendered In favor OF the plaintiff,
IN Pitkin county, Colorado, ia June,
1855, for the sum OF sl7i2.77 and costst
No part OF this having yet been paid.
Mackey now demands judgmen,
against defendant for the sum claimed,
NM Interest ut 10 per cent. from June,
1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

tSpiASAPoLIs, May l2.--It is an.
nounced by the rroprie,os that the
Indianapolis Nous has been sold to
Hon. William Henry Smith, general
manager, ami Charles Williams, as.
sistant general manager Of the As.1cl.
a,ej Press; VIM. j. Richards, Francis
r. Holiday and VIM. A. Holiday,
the las, three, members OF the present
iTm. The .NctOs was the tirst two-cent
paper established after the war, outside
thu large suaDoard cities, except one nj
Pittsburg, and has had n career Of TO.
markable success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

SPOKANE, Wash, May i2.-Flity
deputy marehals have gone TO the
scene Of the miner,' union trouble NJ
Cpur d'Alcnc. Tby mlners have
bought three cases OF riilrs and animu'
milton, aud the affair there have an
ugly look. Il Is feared bloOd-hci VIII
result from any attempt ON the part Of
the iuafahais ~ Interfere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the County a, al,
Lake, Toffiiofy Of Titan. 'A'

In the matter Of the estate OF Andres r.,..
son, deceased WI
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SRisuFIRLD, Mo-, May l2.-George
Fried anu his brother-in.lsw, Milton
Everett, are In jail here charged with
the murder OF Deputy Sheriff Williams,
fancy County aud the alleged wife Of
the slayer, j. w. Bright. IL is said
that Everett has confessed that Fried
did the killing.
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$4,000 to Chicngo aud Return, Via
the Union Pacific

For the National Democratic Con.
vrntion, To uo held at Chicago, June
2lst, the Uuion Pacific will sell ex-
cursion tickets TO Chicago and return,
at the rate Of 5000. Remember that
this Il the shortest line aud tho quick.
EFT time, and that Pullman Palace
sleepers arr run through without
change, Thi, Is the only Dining Car
line. ID. T.. BrBLEY.
General Agent Passenger Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

VICTORIA, u. g., May H. The
British Berlng sea patrol leaves on
June the, first with orders To seize all
vessels found sealing, whether they
have been notified or not. The patrol
consists Of "Melpomene," "Nynphe"
and Daphne"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

GOODWILL, Md, May IL. The
night before Inst, four negroes, for some
supposed grievance, killed ID. NJ. Jus
tlce, a white man, and yesterday the
mob took Wells, tho one who did the
killing, from the officials and lynched
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

ST. PETERSBURG, May IL. - General
Cresssr, project OF police, Is dead from
the effects OF the injection OF qusck
medicine called vitaline, causing blood
poisoning. General BaraUon, died on
Sunday, and 1t Is now said, from the
same cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
LEGAL NOTICE
80 INC Iro.ats Ceun of tho Copr,-
Lake Territory u Utsh' ot SAT-


IN me matter " the Estato Of rb,,..
erason, Deceased. ''H'a hl1h'
N"IIlepEh ntnLnT GIVEN r,.
tlr OF ihomas Richardson. dcest..., 'i ne ~.
gsoi lsI rss,emsnt and aled IN sad sss,,f
W, account OF his admntstf.tlo1e .liif, Die
estate, ana petition Tor 10 sen.l OF faiq
s,i, -, i1p,rs IN par on AMI i1r 9i q
ner.ons eni,,,d v, li .Nid estate Am,ss Y
s W ny, al', DAY O. May l Al 10 o'cioli.s ,dly
e,n,, i ou,s 'ta2a 81 aaif Court In tbo O., N,
if',2fy ,has been duly appointed ty NJ, ~
ro,,, WV. w inc settitment u ~ -
Hp'ntlnent nlcomm lssioners In partition ~, ~,
lnuuun'at " hiUh tine and niteT III, , , ioi
Interested IN snif estate may aimee, " .t,oh
cause, % any thcrc b., WHY said nr.oBe, Y mo-.
hot be fcitcd ami approved and CONN.,, LIQUID
era in partition appointed and Gnai ~, llou.
uon made as prayed for. nNtrlba'
Dated May 10th, iFtL
q. y. ALLEN
,-,...... ., Clers ot the Probate Cep,,
ny OAusfEN BnoWNE, JH, Deputy C,egH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

NIcKsBURo, May l2,--rhe break In
the Arkansas levee which occurred on
Monday Is widening rapidly, and il
now 1900 feet wide aud cutting fast.
The water Is going through, six feet
deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

New YORK, May i2.--Tho funeral
OF Vim. Astor was conducted with
great simplicity at the Trinity church
to-day, anu the remains were buried Ia
Astor tomb In Trinity cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

collateral 10 secure ovetdralts on the
bank. John Brown, son OF the famous
John Brown Of Ossowotomiei formor-
~ president VI the bank. IL also under
Indictment with him foe the fsrgeries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

DUBLIN, May T. 1t is suggested
that a convention OF the Representa-
tives Of The Irlsh.A mericaus be held
In connection with the Worlds Fair
In 1893, 70 decide on a plan for Irish
Independence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

AiHuQurpouE, y. NJ, May IA
jay Could was interviewed IN relation
70 the reported buying OF the tecos
Valley railroad. lie would neither
positively deny ofetllrm the report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

FRESNO, Cal, May l2.-W. f..
Baird, formerly cashier OF the bank Of
MADEIRA II on trial here charged with
the forgery Of promlsaory notes aud
certificates OF stock OF the bank for
large amounts, giving them as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
REWARD !

r osT. MAY @, lspl. ONE DLACK nor T.,
! white SPOT m face one bay Horse topel
on neck. Please inform NJ this once and be
rewarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

DEDICATION OF the NOME FoH
PRiNTCRs.
a Lord Sentenced to imprisonment
with tnfd Labor.

LORI Nrutcuefd To imprisonment
with iinfd Labor.
LONDoS, May ia sensation was
caused thi- m0rning when It became
known that Hon. Granville PatricS
Nugont brother Of Lord Granville,
indicted iDr having assaulted Miss
Marion 5. Price ia the compartment Of
n railway carriage, pleaded guilty OF
common assault. The prisoner was
sentenced 10 six months' imprisonment
nj hard labor. HE'S forty year. OF age.
The prisoner pleaded IN eXtonuatlon
that he was drunk, AMI acknowledged
that ho hal misCDnducted himself, tut
denlei that he ind.contly assaulted
Miss Price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

TRENrON, ". 10, May l2.-Maddock
n Son'a pottery burned this morning.
The loss ~ $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

PnoESix, Arix.,M,y l2.-rhe Terri.
torial Convention met last evening aud
selected delegate. g. the National Re.
publican Convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

CRErAD, Pruuia, May ia Ere IN
adwelliug last night cut OIL the Occu-
pants from escape ami seven were
burned to death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

BERLIN, May l2.-Frank, the cssh-
Ter of tho Deutsche Bank, who ab.
sconded In 1891, a detaulIer for u mil.
lion marks IL arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

A GENT % THE GREAT WESTERN
n Manufacturing Co, has changed hi resi-
,iencc 70 80 y. sixth khst Street lu orhonc
VOL Take car on either Second or Third south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

L. W. Fun iiER, formerly c0nnocto Il
with the boot and shoe 'dcpar,mun, OF
Z, e. NJ. l. now represents the firm Of
Barton Bros. Of Kansas Ci,y, Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

NOTICE ls HtKEBY GIVEN Tu,r
~ hcnrica O Peterson. admintstrst'l, 7,
tho cainic Of Anuruw Petersen, reefl..g.I
haN,e t.n9'fgd for settlement 500 l'ed Ia
tiratiuu u said uftAto aud prtIti5s ~
un dIstr bullion ~ the residue At ssIt e.,'tt
lmnrE iit fersuus cnuued thereto. 4rl ~.
i"u,s'.ai' we = W lay OF Aay, a. u. ia1 Il
touu, 10 The County ttuf' iiuutr, SID ~
CITY and uouriy Utah Tcrritiry has bon y
appointed hl Tie iu1ge pf Haidt tnuft H.. .
fci'icm'ri " sid srcD mt and hcsrInr IA \.
uiinn iur listtiHuuun, at Wuru time att h. y.
any pUrfon Interested On ~ Vi % ale NAV NO.,
and chow cause, u a 3 there tc. VII. AK ~
count should not Ne settled aud approved 81
ftal dlstr luiiun made AZ prayed fot
Dated Apiii 10, lea
Q. l.. AitfV
CLERK of the Probate tar,t
by NAusriN hhoNNi, Jn,, btuuu tlsft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

VNEACHLR or DELsAItTE PHN sIoAt
Il tuiture and ElncutiOn, % X, Third south
rect. Room, =, THliuTdc block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

J1o SILL the PATENT LAMP CHIMNEY
Il Cleaner; sells at sight No humbuf.
every housckcpUr buy, sample i2r. stamps
taken, az Chr. AEENIIEN CO.,
kcnosha Wis
A GESrs WANTED = MALI AsD M.
IA male, ola aud young, glheO 10 $500 per
duy caslly made, selling our y Gen Plating
Outfis, and doing GOld, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and hfns- Plating, that ~ warranted To wear
tor years, on cv,fy GLASS Of Metal, Tableware,
Jewelry, etc. Lght and cgi,iy handled. no cx'
pcrirnre required 70 operate fhcm, Can ba
carried Boy hand with ease from house 10 house,
SAME A. q gfip sack or EHtrhcl Accents are
making money rapidly. ThCy sell 10 almost oy.
rrs luriuesa house and family aud wOrg shop.
cheap, Durable, simple and within reach o.
every one, l'iatcs almost inatnntlr, equal 10
ne lntat new work. send for circulars, etc
O"r"n city SILVER q Ni.h piHtinr. - .
q end Ensi s. Louis III,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12
RAILROADS.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFrrCrNE MAY IN, 1892.
Treiai Arue a,d D,par' AZ SAT- Lais GU
Di.iy, ~ l5ii0ims
AuulyE

Arrive
FROM IN EAdorn points. .....".... s'nn m
Prom Butte Portland and uan ftsn.
elseo-...,....., ,,.... ,.a.,.,.,.. e.ip m
rars city and Cache valley ........... in.ts a m
Prom hli Easictn roints................ ~ HORIZON
FROM Cache Vale, aud ogden ........ 7ilo y m
iltOm Milford and intermediate
poinlss.,....,..,....,. .,,.,.......- piO IN
Prom Junb and Eutck,.............,. silo p m
'Ifom Terminus and uarhold,..... 30. tilo p m
DEPART
For oil eastern points .....,......... e't0 M
For ogden ami intofmodato points. 5IOA m
fur nuite. Portland. san Francisco
mad cache valley .................. pe1a M
for Cache valley and Park ciiy-.,. $50 % M
for go Eastern points and San Ffhn.
chco,.......s....,..,... ......,s.s...' $50 y 10
.For Ju,h. Eursta andMufoVi.....,, 500 no
ForJuap and intermediate nc.uts.... t.l5 p M
'fol GARFIELD and rormmuf ..... ....., e. q m
'paNv. sundays excepted.
Trains between Juab and Milford do not run
Sundays.
CIIN tICHEr oFFIrE. aoI wAfs sr
D. D. hurley. Geni. All. russFr Dept.
;. II. H. Clam, Vice Pres. and ecu Mst
D. DiCktssoS. Asst Gonl MGR
4. L. LoNAx q. T.. a 2. Agent.
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~ RIO GRANDB
NJ WESTERN.
VI
N 5tlrdafd Guags.
"a CURRENT TINE IkBLi
a=H
Get HTaN \. tsng.
Standard ouass.



tLAyEs HNfT LAKE,
No. e-For Provo. sa'tua. Grand june
unn sud 800 p1ints Easss,.. 500 AN.
No, t-fur Provo. Grand Junction anu
all points l1at...s ............... % ..l pm.
No, t-f0r Provo, iayHou and LufCsa A'ui p.uI.
No. t-F0r hiu HlIU ..ss,.ss.tsss.ss ntln hut
80. 1=lur Ogden anl West Y.... LII % pan.
40. i-tor ogden and The Wet ........i .la n,ri.
NO. b.-for Ogden and Hot spuugs.,..t " y u..
Az WAS SALT iAKu,
No, i-From Provo, saina, Drand
junction ana the hlats......il Is am.
No 3-irum truyu. Grand junction
and the kaat.,....... .......... llits pm.
No. s-irom rroFo, Pays0n and
Eureka ........................... 10 .ii nin
30. b-irom bingham s........ ..... .a.. .tl Iiu.
No. 90 com Hot spunEH and Ogden. o 900 AIN.
NO 1-ftnm o. Sem aud thc Ntess.... 30 afu.
NO i--ttou ogden ana tiH West. $50 p,iu.
Pullman Palace .irepcrf on 1l through
tram. NoChlngtHi close connections. safety
speed and comfort.
Tiskr' Ouirr Na. 500 e. unin Street.
u. &. DODGE, a. n. wELBY, >. II. BENNETT
ten. Manager tlpt 1cn.tu.Apass,A st
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MONEY FOR LAND.

NJASY PERSONS WISH TO SELL THEm
AVA land, but when they nnd awillinE puf'
chaser, the title 10 the claim IA not perieai'i
owing 10 the patent not having beon obtained
Then the parties wriis 10 mo in Ersa, hurrr
snd Insist that the patent shah DO secured IA
such time, which cannot always be dahs
whynot let me get your eases through nor
and send you tho patent a. soon a. is'aeih
send me your land receipt or the number of
.our entry, and tho address where you wish ms
To ttnd the patent. viii attend to II promptly
foryou. Address ChAs. W. srAiStR,
Attorney at Law.
DIT DoI 80, Washington. u. U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-12

In tho n.suiet touri iu and Tor he fs,t
jullcAl District OF i,Ih IcffIt0U
touuy OF salt Lake.
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considerable warmth being developed
at times.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-25
Georgia,s ..Earthquake Well"

In Oconee county, Ga, a circular hola
10 feet in diameter suddenly appeared
on the night of the great earthquake in
September, 1885. 1t is locally known
as the earthquake well, and there are
hundreds of Intelligent people in that
section who believe that it extends to
the very fountains of the deep" AL.
though regarded as a great natural
curiosity, no attempts were made to
give it an accurate measurement until
quite recently. when all the ropes, clothes
lines and halters in the neighborhood
were let into its depth without touch
ing bottom.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-25
MARRIAGES,

In this city. Nov 23d by Rev. Dr. Dalton.
Charles H. Wyman and Isabel Patch, both OF
Lynn, Mass.
In this city, Nov. %. by Rev. A. H. Wright.
Harry F. Greedy and Miss Annie M. Sargent,
In Westbrook, Nov %, by Rev. z. M. Cons
ms, VIM j. Bergman and Hannah J. Putnar
both of Westbrook.
In Biddeford, Nov %, Edward P. Costello O
Portland and Miss Nellie t. Rourke of Saco.
In Sanford, Nov. Is, Frank Wilson and Miss
Alice Pike, both of Sanford.
In Brunswick, Nov. 16. Eben Winthrop Free
man of Portland and Miss Nellie Grant Elliot
of Brunswick.
In Ellsworth. Nov II. Edwin R. Thayer of
Bath and Miss Mary E. Pierce OF Ellsworth. =
In North Raymond Nov. IL. Roland Morrill,
and Miss Sadie G. Spiller.
In Durham. Nov. H. Chas. H. Green and Miss
Lizzie B. Rich
In Camden Nov. IA, William Carter OF Bel
fast and Miss Marietta Eastman.
In Litchfield. Nov 16. Frank w. Kicker and
Miss Lille e. Milliken. both of Monmouth.
AT Jay Bridge, Nov II, Warren w. Rollins of
Dixfield and Mrs. Mary E. Lothrop OF Jay.
In Hartford, Nov. IL, Arthur Perkins and
Miss Nellie Allen.
In South Paris. Nov. Is, Manley w. Besse of
Paris and Miss Effe f. Swan of Buckffeld.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-25
AT wooDFoRps PARK.
The Cumberland County Cyclists Speed
Their Wheels.

The long expected races of the Cum
berland County Cyclists came off al
Woodfords Park yesterday. The boys
seem to be fated as regards weather, fol-
while the day opened beautifully it soor
gave way to snow and raw cold winds,
which materially affected the attend
| ance. AS it was there were about one
hundred spectators.
The first event was the mile open race.
These were the starters: L. G. Gibson,
Portland; A. Dyer, Lewiston; E. H Gar
gan. Portland. All three got good
start and were making close race
when, on the last quarter pole ellison,
who was close behind, Dyer tumbled over
him. Gargan won in 3.17 Is. Dyer was
second and ellison third. The first prize
was a rifle, the second a sweater and the
third a silver mounted thermometer.
Gilson's wheel was broken.
The second event was the mile novice.
The starters were j. Dixon and FL. M.
Rolfe, Portland. The race was very
closely contested, but resulted in victo-
ry for Dixon. Rolfe also fell in the same
spot where ellison came to grief in the
preceding race, the ground being icy.
Dixon took first prize, plush stationery
box, and Rolfe the second, a silver scarf
pin. The time was $3.50 4-5.
The third was the seven mile race.
For this there were these entries: L. FL.
Pride with one minute and thirty sec
onds start; L. Houston, one minute
start; j. Craig, c. Fl. Clifford, thirty sec
onds each. A. Dyer and L. G. ellison,
scratch. Craig captured the first prize
and the time medal, making the distance
in,26 min., As sec. Clifford was second,
Houston third, Pride fourth, Dyer fifth
and Gibson sixth. ellison would have
done much better, but for the accident
in the first race, which famed him con-
siderably. There were minor prizes
awarded to all of the unsuccessful con-
testants in thi race.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-25
CITY OF DEERING.

About Is young people started from
the Congregational church at 6 o'clock
Thanksgiving morning for the Plymouth
church, Portland, where they held an
early prayer meeting.
Mrs. HI. j. Allen returned home from
Boston yesterday where she has been Wis
iting for a few days.
Mr.. Harry Kimball is spending Thanks,
giving at his home on Pleasant street.
Mr.. John Hull is at his home on Hart
lev avenue on a short vacation.
The High Schol scholars are to be out
of school until Monday on account of the
Teachers convention which is to be held
during the week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-25
DEATHS.

In this city, Nov. %, Amanda Randall widow
of the late William Curtis, aged 81 years and
months.
Funeral this Friday forenoon at 10. 30 o'clk,
from late residence, 20 Eastern Promenade
In this city, Nov. "a, Mrs Bridget Conley.
Notice of funeral hereafter.]
In Scarboro. Nov. %, John Fogg, aged 50
In Old Orchard, NOV. %, Eva G. Matthews,
I'm In BATH. Nov 49, Capt. Ezekiel B. Drummond
aged II years.
In Bath, Nov 10, Ezekiel B. Drummond, aged
II years months.
In Skowhegan, Mrs. Samuel Robinson, aged
In Albany, Nov 49, Walter Libby
In North Appleton, Nov. Is, Aldee II. Towle,
aged so years.
In Washington, Nov. a. Elijah Mutt, form
crly of Rockport. aged 81 years.
rThe funeral of the late Henry Dyer will
take place this Friday afternoon at 2s3O o'clk,
from his late residence, No. Is street., Knight
vile.
[The funeral of the late William Bruce will
take place this Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
from Ills late residence, 43 howard street.