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implements II II supposed the entrance
WINS effected.
The Physical Culture and Reform
club, organized by Mrs. Col. Parker.
bold meeting last evening at tho NJ.
Il. Church. There were present y good
many Of our Leading ladies, and all
seemed sincere In the work Of
reformation, Already some OF
the ladies havo adopted the
styles presented by Mrs. Parker, and
had them on exhibition last evening.
The divided skirts viii be introduced
Tor horseback riding, and costumes for
all occasions will be artistic IA we'll ~
sensible.
Last week the Provo base bail team
visited Ogden aud met the boys OF the
junction CITY. Two games were
played, resulting In one victory Tor
each. On Friday next the ogden
viii visit Provo aud at the Lake Re
sort the final game will be played. The
result VIII determine the championship
Of the Territory.
orr local drum corps and bands ara
pmciiclng ~, preparatory 10 tho CON.
ing campaign.
Many "Gnndpa Hats" are 10 be seen
on the streets NJ present.
10 II reported that Mr.. Reed SmOot
will erect fine business block ia tho
near future. Mr.. Smoot g. thoroughly
cntefprlsing and mn ardent worker Tor
the success and prosperity Of Provo.
IL this prospective building In carried
into o reality, an attempt will be- made
~ secure all the Federal court business
transacted at this place. At present
the county court house IL used for ali
court business and now quarters are
very much needed, for there Il scare, ~
sufficient room f1r county and city
matters, without having 10 crowd ali
into one small building.
The Fourth ward Sunday school will
spend today at Ouf Lake Resort
The Murray Bros. band viii give
an excursion 10 Castella Springs on
saturday next. Provo expects her por-
ton Of the visitors.
Mr.. Bryant Hiuckloy,of Fillmore, the
young gentleman who carried OIL the
oratOrical hOnOH at tho u. Y. AUad-
amy last year, will leave today for
New York, where he will pursue
business course Mt ths Eastman Bust.
ness College. MIR. HincklUy will 20 n
a special, ana viii endeayOr to pass his
examinations az soon rs possible. Re.
turning he will be engaged In the
business department Mt the u. Y.
Academy. This gentleman possesses
considerable business ability and nj.
ready has had good deal Of expert.
enco NJ q hOokkoepor. His success IL
nssured and his numerous friends will
wish him prosperity and n safe return.
Provo, Aug. 2ith. II
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LOCAL BREyITIES.


Franz Lcsiie's illustrated Wcst'g for
August % can bo had at the Utah BOOK
and Stationery oompany's store.
PLuNnrG aud Gasntter J. w. Farrell
was arrested by the police this AFTERNOON
on a charge Of violating the plumbing
ordinance.
p. W. MApsrN, Of our city, who hat
hocn on n visit to Europe accompanies
Nv Mrs. Madison. aud two Of their chll-
dren, has returned home.
TuREEnow members, Joseph U. smith
George Romnoy, jr., and Nephl W
Clavton were admitted members OF tuo
Chamber OF Commerce last evening.
FRANK DASiEts and Harry Julian,
the bows brought back from wyoming
by sheriff Burt, will have a hearing ne
fore Commissioner Norroll this cyoning'
oNr OF Galleazzrs deputies was given
a sound thrash.ng bv Ex-Polico captain
LANCE this afternoon for selling his Wiio
by the throat because size Miompt'u 70
prevent HIM carrying OIL pet canine n
warrant was issued Tor l.angc's arrest
A JOINT meeting OF the mombers Of the
TRANSPORTATION Bureau and Chamber OF
Commerce was held last evening. a roso-
luton endorsing tho action of the pto.i-
dent and secretary m tho recent W. WIN
the Union Pacific was carried WITH ohly
two dissenting votes.
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Meeting at Saratoga ct the Iiar ascot
nILmm.

Needing ut Saratoga of the Iiar Associ.
alton.
SAKA1oGA, Aug. 24.-rhe Ameri.
can Bar association met here this
morning and was called 10 order by
Pcrsideni John +. Dillon. There was
u full attendance OF members OF the
legal fraternity from almost every
State Ia the Union.
Pfesldont Dillon after the prelimi.
narits VI organic iilon were ponu
through, delivered his annual address.
The feature Of the session will be- the
discussions Of the report Of the commit.
tee on international law. This com.
mitiec viii submit an exhaustive re-
Wow o. the question whether ANY
Liquidation by Congress o. desirable and
Practicable 10 give the courts Of the
United SiaicsjuusdlctiOn over criminal
proceedings Tor nets " violence 10 per.
sOns or property Of aliens committed
by CitIgcus Of the United States" At
last years session OF the association a
committee was instructed % make r..
Communications on the subject nj the
present BussiOn.
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An interesting arrangement Of pncu
matte mechanism for tho production o.
high class music has recently boon oK
Mbited. Tho instrument has two anr
ono.ffth sets of reeds, the regular ac'iui
of the AR grooves being located above
and ON top Of tho board containing thee.
IS n row OF small pncumntics correspond
ing in number To the keys Of the instru
meut; underneath this board arc fou
rows Of large puomnatics, ono bcuOgtL
tho other and from an arm ON each c'
these pucumatics hangs q wiro attachcu
10 q lever operating on tho coupler but
tons On the pirmaus or wooden rod
connecting the keys " the instrumen
with the reed board valves.
by means Of these levers, operate.
by pnoumatics, tho movement OF H.
valves becomes automatic, subject O..
the passage over the air board OF perfu
rated paper, a peculiar characteristic
of the motor which operates tho must
roll, which distinguishes It from az
other appliances Of tho kind, Is d.
adaptamlity 20 running 10 tho right q,
wind music and tho left to rcwind, OF,
vice versa. When tho instrument is o.
operation the keyboard becomes q thin.
OF life, Keys dropping with tho exact
rapidly required by the selection rgu
dcrod.-Philadclph,n Ledger
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Tho c.nl,nnr, Of on.I nn..

10 g Just q hundred years since vii.
liam Murdoch discovered that coal gas
might DO used as nm illuminint. In hi
Cornish homo he heated coal In an iron
kettle aud applied q light to the end Of
ava iron tubo coming from tho kettle
How many people today have over heard
tho uamo OF this William Murdoch
Watts, with bis kettle. discovered IN.
use Of stanm, which has effected tn
greatest peaceful revolution tho worlt
has ever seen. Murdoch, with his koi
tie, also made % wonderful discover,
tho value Of which 1t Is impossible I.
oyerestimate. Electricity us an illumi
naut Is now fast replacing its oldei
brother, but II Is quite young.
For sixty years and more gas has beer
n familiar friend, and its ciWliAng iu
nuencc has boon enormous. Feeble IL
its nano "a compared with tho briluau
aru light. those tow among ms who "a
rnsmher tho old wooden posts with tbcii
sicluly oil lamps that did duty In en-
streets. and served only TO mako darI
ness visible, can testify TO the grntitud
we ought to feel 10 the Comishmau
Nothing has helped more TO rcprcss IN
ruiiiauism In our streets than this light
Ing up of dark places. II has in over
sense beon an cnlightening power uu,
1t Is not exactly 10 our credit that ".
have forgotten the man who gave u u.
london Public Opinion.
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YOUTHFUL PRISONERS.
fhe Provo Burglars sim at Large.
ANewsy Letter from Our Special
Correspondent.

The two young boys johnson and
Boberg who were held to appear before
Judge Blackburn for petty larceny, TO
see II they were NJ subjects for the re-
form school, were today examined by
his Honor. The parents interoeded
and asked that they might be punished
nj home. The court concluded to re.
turn them TO the lower court and later
they were brought before Justice Gash
aud sentenced to twenty days In the
county Jail. These boys are the nrt
to occupy the new cells recently put
Ia by the Pauley Jail Co.
Up TO n late hour last evening no
clue had been obtained to the thieves
who entered MT. Waldo Jewelry store,
The officers are very active in their
endeavors to Gpprehend the offenders,
The Job was neatly done and Shove
that the parties implicated axe old
hands at the business. Some tool
were stolen from the wOrkmen at thu
Union Pacific depot, and with thes,
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WANTED.

WANTED.
rINtDY GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
Il work. Apply NJ o Canon Road.
10y MRS. PRANK D. sTErukNs, a GOOD
ID gIrl for general Homework, In a email
family. CAL " a. Commercial Block, Or Ia
Thirteenth Hast Street
zoo TO 1000 HEAD of FIRST
L fyOO class stock sheep must average
cight pounds OF over. Address L. y. cews
ouIc0. jus
zoo TONS CLEAN STRAW. ArrLN
OOO 90 u. 4, Young, Room 10l Consu'
tut.on iuildinE d&s
ToSTR CTORs TO HAUL FREIGHT 20
- mouth Of Hig Cottonwood canon. Apua
% H. s. Young Room jll Constitution buie
Ing dAH
A MAN TO TAKE AZ uFFtCE AND REP.
~ resent o. manufacturer $50 pct week
email capital required. AddrCan, Will stamp.
Manufacturer, huN 20 West Acton, Mass. W.
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cnurLry 10 soLprrus.


PARIS, Aug. Glowing TO the many
cases Uf suustrukc that occurred
among the French troops during
the marches aud mauwuvres
held during the intensely hot weather
Of the pact two weeks, Inquiry into
circumstances was held ny order Of
de Frcyciuci, the minister NJ war. The
court Of inquiry has made it, report,
which shows that the movements Of
the troops were entirely uncallod for
and could have been postponed with
no detfiment 10 the service, until the
weather became cooler. The court
recommended that tho officers who
were responsible for the holding Of
maumuvres during such terribly hot
weather should be- retired. In accord
ance with this Recommendation two
generals and one colonel have boon
placed on the retired list.
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Trnnscoatincntai Railroad Assoc
citation.

NEW YOmS, Aug, 2i.--The meeting
OF the transuontincntal railroad Esso.
citation, result Of the general call sent;
out from 81. Louis headquarters by
Chairman Neuiug on August o, was
called TO order this morning. The
principal object OF the meeting II to
settle the question relative 20 the matter
Of the division OF the payment oil a
yearly subsidy 10 the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. The general im-
preston seems ~ bc that the South
Pacific Cumpsny viii DO asked 10 pay
the entire amount
The question as 10 the reduction Of
tho onst bOuad rates is also one Of con.
siderable Importance. Chairman Ven.
ing presided 40 tnu meeting at which
We're represented nearly all the CON.
tiuental lines.
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SENATOR moan.
4 Ioticr on ,ho subject 81 Homo Rule
Tor Ireland.


WORCESTER, Masp., Aug, 2l.-Rev.
DR.. !. +. GOnaiy received a letter TO.
day rom Senator George +. Hoar,now
travelling I'm Europe, uoHling with the
home rule question In Ireland nud the
duty of Irish Americana In aiding the
Irish representatives iu Parliament.
Senator Hnar sayF; ~ think the
American fiiends OF home rule for
Ireland are IN condition TO exercise
great influence upon the future pro-
gress Of that cause Huu TO Ryoiu what
Seems To me "a very great danger.
Gladstone, with his majority OF ~, has
10 encounter hostile House " LORDS,
hostile press, the hostile sentiments
OF the upper classes and universities.
and, 1t Ia rum1red, a hostile Queen. II
Gladstone were to bee disabled or TO die.
IL Is hard TO see where leader could DO
found under whom the somewhat dis.
contented elements could bee united In
any steady policy, II the Irish friends
Ut homo rule make unreasonable de-
mands, or even II they 90 10 the full
extent Of what are clearly reasonable
aud just demands, and Gladstone
should In that way lose his majority or
fail to accomplish anything, the sue.
cess VI home rule must be postponed o
very distanLday, indeed. II seems
to me-, therefore, that America ought
10 utter her voice, which has been no
influential In tho cause Of home rule,
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IIlEHE IS No DAN0ER

to persons and property. II more
troOIs are nc sdeu they VIII come aud
be- kept Tor the same term,
The Gnie.mog,en statement Of Thos.
Mauaher, VINO was shot tt the TINT
farm last night by members OF the
Twenty .second regiment, was taken
this morning. He sglu he had been a
swituhmau Tor tho Buffalo Creek TBII-
road, WAS u native OF America anu was
81 ycgb old. He was standing
TT the corner Vi GausOu street aud tue
turnpike early last evening win f0ur
or i've other men. MuLahrr stTuC .
one Of the men working On thu Luhigh
Valley rugO anu tho man nrtu Two
shots at HIM nom revolver. Neither
u. the shots took effect. Then the
soldiers came up anu iired Two shots
nud "put tho bullets IN me-" They
hud guns. "Ihoy uid not tell mo ~
BtOT."
Continuing, Manahor said, al
walked over 10 saloon on Gans0n
street ana The soldiers followed me and
mate ne prisoner. Then they took mt
to the LthIgh Valley SUluiuts' Emer-
genCy hospital anu afterwards TO
the Sisters hospital. l did not
see tue men who were with me on
GansOn street do anything. They FOL.
lowed me TO the saloon aud | saw the
soldiers take one OF them. attacked
The "scab" because ho was working Ia
my place. carried no weapons" IL
ls net believed MgnRhor VIII live
through tho night,
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.


Governor Thomns has received a
petition signed by G. Il. wantland
and large number OF Others asking
that Frank Frank II. Clifford, who
was convicted Of forgery In the Third
District court and sentenced 10 impris.
onment Tor one year on the AN OF
April last DO pnrjunod. Giiiotd's
o1onse consisted Of changing tno date
ON railway ticket from this city to
Provo, over tho Union Pacific.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. ga
supreme Cashier Davis was this morn
ing ordered 10 mako assignment
TO Receiver Bailey OF all iunus
ia custody OF the different
branches NJ the local order OF
The Iron Hall. When the reporters
asked Tor a copy Of this order the court
said 1t was nos Tor publication and that
he would make It's publication or dis
cussion case Of contempt and punish
the UleudeIs.
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swnENEY'a cOuNCII..
No ImporiRn, Results Expected From

BUFFALO, Aug. 2i.-Thc impossible.
ity Of Chief Arthur'8 attendance or the
refusal TO participate, has lessened
public interest In SWceney's confer.
eucc, md It Is now believed that with
Sagent departing today no POSI-.
tive results viii follow the couu-
Gil called by Sweeney. In the
meantime there are strikers on
only three roads, West New York,
Laokawanna and Buffalo and Roche-.
ter and Pittsburg, whose men quit
yesterday afternoon. All these roads
claim to be replacing the strikers.
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TALtQuAH, |. a., Aug. 24.-Thomas
Bearpaw, a desperate character fur.
niehtd violin music for dance lvt
night. All,f the dance was over Bear
paw drew "A pistDl and pointed at Rnsp.
berry Aiauus, a well known citizen,
aud said; "rhia Is the way my brother
used to no IN his lifetime" Three
shots followed, aud Mauus fell dead.
A posse 81 after Bcafpaw.
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rromi.inr orop pro,pect- In rnnndn.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 2i.-Repotts
received from MI parts Of the Domiu-
ion by grain merchants give promise Of
= good harvest In every part OF Canada.
In some provinces the yield is not 10
large M anticipated, while In othofs It
"a beyond expectation, and on the
whole the crops will be larger IN guam.
u,y and Of mole satisfactory quality
tlsn last year.
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Knights OF ryihias.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. "a. - The
knights Of Pythias drilling ut Camp
Shaw began promptly Mt nine O'Clock
THIS morning, and VIII continue each
day OF the encampment.
The supreme lodge held It's second
session today. The work consisted
principally Of the uonsldefatlono u the
reports of the various supreme officers.
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ROCHESTER,, n. ", Aug. 9l.-The
night force Of the New York Central
switchmen, employed at East ROchea-
ter, struck early this morning aud latur
the day force also struck. Their de.
mand was double pay for Sunday
work.
LatoT-Aiier n conference with the
railroad officials, they resumed work,
pending the consideration Of their de.
mands.
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UNIVERSITYOF UTAH
Uouerig rairUi.iy q D0,reiJ
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.


The hrst term N tho Academic year, ispl On
Of The University Of Utah viii begin at am,
Monday, sept. u, lT2,
The following CuurHUH are offered.
]. A f0ur-Ycgrs classical Cnursc,
.. A four years course iu General Science.
2. fduryeart' course IN Letters
I. a threo'y ears course Ia Mining and MIN
ing Engineering.
5 Aionr Years' Normal cour,e 1.-TWO years.
preparatory,
g. 4 threo.years' Normal course tnyo yoars
prCpAraturYls
Ths hrst i've OF those courses lead 10 degrees.
Instruction Ia Military Science aud Tactics
will be continued.
A preparatory school, dcsigued to prepare
Students 10 pursue any of the University
courses "a opcn 10 persona OF both toNes over
10 years Of age,
studeuta arc admitted without charges for
tuition 90 any course they at0 prepared 20 pur.
sue. There % nu anuuA, admission Zee Of 81 no
for residents OF Utah ana S23Ou Tor non Tosl.
dents,
Students may receive permits Tor reduced
fares oyrr the railways m Ut1h,
Tor further Information apply TO
JOSEPH a. klNGshukY, NJ A.,
daa Acting President
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BosTOS, Aug. 24.-The national
executive COMMITTEES OF the peopie's
PARTY hiss been called to meet In New
York tomorrow, 10 establish eastern
headquarters, and thoroughly orgaui1s
the party in New York, New jersey
Pennsylvania, Maryland and tho
New England states.
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rho GuU, Aioyca.

Five hunters desiring 60 rest laid
their gums ON % flat rock five miles
from lrontou, No, Instantly their
guns moved from the rock and
leaped toward u hugo howldcr some
few featdistaut The bowldcrproycd
to be magnetic non orc,
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counseling the Irish representatives 10
be content Tor the time being with talk.
ing one firm, forward step. Even "
they shah not for the time being gain
anything which they desire, such n
step once taken, VIII never DO re-
traced.O
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NEW Yomt, Aug. - Il. Won Hon-
man 4 Go. have ordered & 100000 gold
coiu tor ehipmcnt TO Europe iomor-
row by tho steamship "Fuerst Bis.
mnfck.D
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. -. - The
official returns show 5jO5 new cases Of
cholera Anu 1859 deaths IN Russia
yesterday. The decrease T. 1901 cases
and 40 deaths, compared with Mon.
day.
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rho French lombard an African
Town.

PAms, Aug. ga dispatch from
Porto Novo, n Ffunch settlement on
the coast, says force OF 900 French
troops entered the Dahomeyan terri.
tory on August IA and hombafded the
town u Nakoma.
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ASTwERp, Belgium, Aug. ei.-Asi.
attic cholera prevails here. II is now
present nt Hamburg, Antwerp and
Havre, the great northern European
ports.
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A isailEoHd car Blown IN Win
Dynamite.

PITTsDuRg, Aug. 94.-A car loaded
with steel ingOts was blown up with
dynamite On side track Ol the
Allegheny railroad this morning. The
car was COnsih ned ~ the Carnegie
company. The dynamite was placed
under tins emf under tho very noses OF
the officers on guard. rherb Is no
clue to the perpetrators.
A detachment OF q company OF the
Twenty third regiment OF Bfooklyn,
la command Of Lieutenant J Il. Han.
dy. had trouble Win SOME men ID the
freight yard Df tile New York Genital
ut CheltOwaga early this morning.
The yard master HAD reported that the
coupling pins Of tao freight cars
were being pulled, and u detail was
sent out ~ look for persona who were
doing this work. They saw four men
acting suspiciously ami gave chase to
them. a number oil shots were flreu
by the soldiers, Aud two men gave
themselves UP. The other two escaped.
Tue prisoners were taken 10 court
this morning anu held 10 the grand
Jury at Ruchvstur. IL Is now learned
lhat u number Of switch tenders, train
conductors aud yard men have also
struck with the switCnmuu, making
nifty In oil. Allnrg now ut work again,
but may 70 Out tins afternoon.
Early this morning n Lehigh
Valley engine was backing WORK
train 10 East Buffalo when il
struck a sleeping soldier, Johy Delaniy
OF Company -, Iwelith y, y. lie
was taken 10 the emergency hospital,
where the doctors cannot ray whether
or not he viii rucover
sheriff Beck says" Under the present
circumstances II would he unwiso 10 H..
move any troops. We are gotuug TO tie
most serious part OF the business, "
says AJJutanI- General Porter. "lhe
troops viii remain hero until the law
10 Oboye4 nb respected"
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more Miners Captured.

WSsEiEGTuN, Aug. "a Every
thing Is quiet at Coal Creek today.
Ten VI twelve more miners nave been
captured,
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MIR. Kinney is president; Hit, vice.
president, and Bolton secretary and
treasurer.
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Missing steamer Arrives.

Ni;w HAvES, Conn, mug. 2i.-The
missing steamer ebay Queou,n arrived
safely this mourning with 500 Is-.sn
gers.
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The Rayngos Of tho Cholera In
Hamburg. Extremely Hot
weather.
FRENCH MILITARY OFFICERS
JUSTLY PUNISHED.
I,o Gases OF ,hoisra .nud iao Deaths
Yesterday.

LONpoS. Aug. GA Hamburg
special says the cholcfn has appeared
IN all pare OF the city auu suburbs,
though Il IN worst la the harbur quarter.
Yesterday, there were $40 cHscs aud $50
deaths. Several Of the worst Infected
streets are closed. Dr. Koch declares he
has found several cascs u true, Asiatic
cholera. The temperature Is % Ia the
shade.
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LATEST COURT NEWS.
Suits Filed This Afternoon; One OF
Them Against Life Association.

The suit OF Sarah Jane Wilson va.
the Mutual Reserve Fund Ln,
Associations Of New York was Hlcd ir
the Third District SQUIRT this afternoon.
rhe complaint sets forth that on July
26th, 1883, the defendants, In considera-
ton OF an admiss ion fec Of -, annual
dues Of 81, and the payment Of
bl.monlhly mortuary calls, executed
to plaintiff policy Of insurance on the
life OF her husband, William Henry
Wilson, who died on September lltn,
1891. In October OF the same year
plaintiff furnished the doiendnnta with
proof Of his death, and fulfilled all the
other conditions OF tho policy; but no
part OF the $1,000 due thereon has beon
paid. This amount 10 now claimed, and
costs Of suit