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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

his career with constantly Increasing pride. ana you
them who are hers present take par III tins the MS.
public demon tIation In honor OF Mr. WINCH" "'''
upon his return to his naiiv" land. u on,.orm.nt
the OF Mr. ked in the public service has DgG
In the mind Of every American citizen the place pi
Minister 10 France is. pcrhap': the noI noio''G 9
foreign alton within IN" gift Of our Government, lor
the American Minister 10 France Is accrrdt,d 40 no
king or potonate. lie GOES Us the representative ",
the one 70 the other Of the two grea nations Tova1v and
self 'IAnpiou.nI Tho LARGEST field for genius exists
I'm connection with the peaceful solution OF the vast
AVID complicated questions which grow ou' %, Lm
commcal relation, 6e%csn ,heSr , 1Tf 70 E'a' n Of
Mr. Reid than lc, in the riict ot al ms Goilr, Quill,
men tha he rs pTorcd Ggnl 10 eIr n.urn,tc sLili
aud Distinguished Success! European iauo"s ner
men 10 diplomacy - to sra,a'e hot cvrry
American Is born diplou.a,t. whatever the theory
success OF MIR. Reid. C\pplauS'D
TnT POWER OF \ GENIAL NATURE.
speaking only to voice the welcome Of an aS'oca
ton Of friends shall not attempt 10 add to WHAT Has
been said in the way " description or eulOGy 81 uc
services Of Mr.. Reid to our country, but | may say
that in my judgment rs effort, in the dr''uon VI
cuiliyAing Il ser relation ana more cordial. iGr,I,
cqra!ly vrluabt with his achievement, in the n'goa
lion Of new tNatic- ana may ana iha ,or ~ I
or ,,.ia h., been trit Kind and s'nal pcr,on9lii'S
which - greatly "ndrS MN 10 ~ i, ~ ~ Ter
MS ola ASK al"> oi the L"'"' '''D N"'" ~
than any. tApplai-r.l 49,, -, .,,.
We ran scifffh tim" "l iW JIM MI ~ .ia nam.
t' -, " -, tc,cs ,,r, 80, a.. fist 10 Mold il
and when we view tE. ,v.lou. the labo,> and III
>rrcc.- + II, late. mclr.N ne. W. - tat IN" One
frs held by ncn.amr Franklin ha, mined new lnN,ie
aud u~~fIlue-- through hating ben heh hy Wnl'.a"
Red. tAppl-n,cI re- i'h',l.P, g., ,,tahil.b hi,
ia.,o"s "n,h KUN" ,, ~" - ,y'r, r,cnn. 10 cement
and n,.tr closer ard bi. effort. nave bern attended
vii, ihr 1,, c,.,r.t. success, thi tie people 4 this
ro1uiry could hay" i.-irci. ifpptu~"l .
II j. happy fortune that has linked in'"p3r'oy
with the administration of Oh" t"VeHm"n 2i Uu'
country the name, 4 80 al"i} 81 'I srr's ,
Journalist, and men = c'i ~. 'inn- w. am
wl.ga nah,, . i9nr Yea. r" ,c,,r ,n = literary ard
Wti,~| ,,,aIr mont. h,., entered public Ne they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
pPouTyryT 4RrIvlLS At THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVEEUF;-Char.cs Foster, Secretary Of the
1ra.ury senator Nelson ". Allrch. Of Rhode Island
George w. Childs. OF Philadelphia General "espy
Merritt T. = Army; Ex-Governor Charles II. sawyer oil
xe,.I,mp,hirc; Henry W. Sage. OF ithaca. and IL T.
l;cr,n. Of st. Louis. HOLLAND-Scnator james Nc
,,t,,, q, NirhIr,n. NORMANDIF-State Controller
Frank Campbell, Of Bath. y. Y. NlCTOHlA-tooAci
+, X Mcclure Of PE!lad,lphla, and Congressman Her
ma stump Of Maryland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.

For Eastern York generally fair I'll Monday nighs
slightly cooler in south northwest gales warmos
Monday -
For District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania Nc"'
icrcy Delaware and Maryland fair and stationary tsu'
p,rq,urc northwest winds diminishing; fair anu warmer
IoT West Virginia. western PonnsyNania, Western
New.Yolk aud ONO generally fair clearing on te iaAes'
FoT Virginia fair TIL Monday; slightly cooler on The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
.rNArnE II,CnCK'S REGRETS.

Washington. d. &" March -: ~. -,
,:r.~.l I.ury t. Iurn,t so - Cedar ST.. NrW orh'
Dear Sir. | acknowledge the honor Of an INVITA-
don trom the ohio society OF New York. TO De
present AT - banquet to bc given ne non ""'o''"
Bod az Delmon!co's on the 9th proNno.
Nnthns would give me greater pleasure inn , ~ ~ ~
nil witb Won i'm this expression OF lrlchu mp
nln' wv ,,,,,ntIon ~ orr distinguished fellow
,iti,cn ' Mr. Reid A. our Minister to France nr
hus conferred great honor upon our "9Vcr',,mt "'
"dd,d tn III. distinction great NMellgah yVu'
tI"t ~ nm able diplomat Entertaining loi mn" - n'
ncrsonal friendship | regret exceedingly tmt ! o,,
no, Inn Won at the banquet; but nave an e"- n
', icr. for the same evening, OF An oh'lal 'nhI
"rtcr that could not disregard without greA' p,n
49, ,n""pvenienre 10 others. and THEREFOR, an,
'n'rcIl,d to decline the invitation Nlth great
respect,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
FOR TIE PRESS OF NETWORK.

At the close OF Colonel McClurc's speech Gen
eral Swaync again arose and introduced St. Clair
McKelway in the following words:
The bewitcling language Of the last speaker has
conured up the mighty dead lie has done more
than that. In his own person ard IN reference 10
the cOabOrers Of his own and generation, he has
illustrated the mighty dead by the great surviv
the living Think what comedy this t.. Colonel Nc
Clure, Mr.. Dana. Mr.. ChGs Mr.. Ialstcad and Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

IDIN VII T. NM II'TN N'NI ''N'
Nicr-rr,- ldcut- Chamber.
M,-ttnctou March 81. | So.

Wa,hincion March 81. 80.
Nv Dear General: very much r'r't tiLt PrcNi '
o. mont, .cprvc M cG the plea are 81 ''.p"n.
az i,ttt,tin, If the ohio ~Odcty o. l' pre-, nv NJ
Inc i,ronct to be- given The Hon. N"lt'h" he'n ~"
iho gu OF April , ,uo a. ,,, ,crrc
no" - a.. r,.,utry to ,nr sister rcphhHr ~ ih>
,, a., ID WIN cons piclps aiiiy. IN a manner nllkc
tonntuil. to n, country aud himself ann u "". W
,'rce of Great qualification If could Join the
,l r. ~ th, society OF his native state; anu pNcn
An person nv crrdia' CONGRATULATIONS Il n"in 49,,
~ c r,~d - warm Welcome 10 ,our distinguished guest
nm n. return % his native LAID. 5000, :,
Tnnuldnc the SoClcty for the courtesy "Atrnucl,
, ,.i,n ,en.yed rngrt, very faithfully aud truly
yours, 49,. ~, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
rrIrrTr FROM SENATOR uAwLEY.
" .ann,e chnmher Wn,hIngton. April 9. 1899

Chamber. Na>lllelon. NpTn w. =
NJ Dcnr sir: | Intended and sincerely desire 10
ot,nnd The dinner in honor Of Mr.. Reid. but engage
mont and imperative duties are crowdmg upon ne oc
~nnd my power or time. and must deny mN>c some
y, Tho measures and uxuries. and stay In washington
" Mr. Reid was congratulated by all his brethren OF
the pre.s when IL was appointed. lie hn- been cn,
g,nt,iod unon his eminent success In his honorable
nisSIon- his social diplomatic, political ana
we rongrntnatc ourselves up"n his return ~. r'lN,
convey 10 him my warmest wishes for MS hellth anu
bannIncss and my regret. sincerely yours, go,
""PP'' JOSEPH u. HAWLEl.
~, NpwE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
SECRETARY RUSK DETAINED AT WASHINGTON.
Department of Agriculture,

Washington, ID. c., April ). 1892.
General Henry l.. Burnett. No. 45 Celarst. New York
Dear sir: beg to thank You ana the officers and
member of the Ohio society OF NowYOrlS for their kind
invitation 10 TO be present at the banquet 10 be
given to the Hon. Whelaw Reid Saturday evening,
April o.
II would. assure yOu afford me the greatest grail
fCaOn TO participate In an occasion designed to DO
honor to the distinguished gentleman who has well
represented his country and maintained its dignity and
honor at the capital Of France. but am sOrrr TO say
that find IT will be impossible for me 10 leave Wash,
ingtOn the day mentioned TO attend the banquet. ana
must therefore ask yOu to accept my regrets yer,
respectfully, j. W. RISk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
TIE WEATHER REPCRl.
COLDER WEATHER COMING.

IN
Washington April o, p. m.-The storm has remained
norlv stationary in Maine. Increasing In intensity
,nd storm OF considerable intensity has moved solth TO
llcr.a Tire clearing condition has mogd norih to Mime
..,n,.htno II, nn-uttude. snow Ia, fallen In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

loer lake REGION The temp, ha, risen in the Nora,-
west and has generally fallen elsewhere Increasing cloud
ncs and lcht rain nav b. expected in the extreme NORTH.
wcst and local SHOW er followed by fair weather IN ho
lover lake rgion. The temperature VIII rise ~ tic N
&c snn V,I,V ard wesw Ird a.o IN The ohio Valley and
the upper lake region IL will fall slightly Oh the Ataa@s
col L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
PRAISE FROM COLONEL JOHN HAY.
No. 500 olXtccnth-st., Lafayette square.
Washington, March -, 1852.

General II. L. Burnett New York.
Dear SIR regret extremely that shall rot be are
10 Join you the 9th Of April "a have engage
ment- for that day from which cannot FREE myself.
Mr.. Reid has richly meIited all the honors That can
be conferred upon him. His services In Paris have
been especially valuable and brilliant Without lower,
iug for a moment the standard ~ Independence ana
aggressive Am"rcanism, he hts been for thron y"h
OF the most popular as we'll as one o. the most
distinguished personalities Of Paris ana has gained III
the rIe> sense the citizenship OF the world lie has
deserved well Of bis country In his absehce ana i
entitled to The heariest welcome on his rcuil l0rs
respectfully, JOIN HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

~. e. -" stick IicOrice.
For years the standard OF excellence
Sold By al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
FRANK HATroN UNABLE TO BE PRESENT.

The Washington POSt,' AprI q, IeJ-
Nv Dear sir have the honor TO acknou ledge tle
receipt Of an invitation to be present at banquet
o be given 10 the Hon. WIitelaw Reid at Delmorc0s
on the 81 inst. go
regret exceedingly that it will be impossible for M"
10 be present and join you I'm honorlng me us
nngU sllcd gentleman who was our Minister 10 ih,c
and who Ia, done such credit 70 himself and the
country he ably represented.
Please convey my thanks and regrets TO the com
mitt,e Of when YOU are the secretary. very truly
yours. fhANN HAI -
Mr. william Ford Epson. secretary, etc. New DIRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIs'S LETTER.

West NeW-IIrshtOn, staten IsIaHu y, To-
March 20. 1892.
Dear Sir: am exceedingly sorry that an important
engagement for the evening Of April deprves me OF
tie pleasure Of accepting SOur invitation and OF pay,
ing my respects personally TO your distinguished
guest. But I Join with you In tn. hearty welcome
home with which you will receive him. The applause
OF France will be still ringing IN rs ears he begins
hear that his native land and he returns crowned
with the highest reward OF a Minister the conscious
ness that re was most hOnOred In the country TO
which he because OF his fidelity to the country
which sent him. Very faithfully your,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line shows the
In pressure indicated by The Trbunes SELF.
broken line represents the tena'
p.raturc as observed at perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once Apfii 10. a. m-The movement IN the
barometer yesterday was upward Partly cloudy weather.
vita ran early day and light snow and hail In the
afternoon was followed night by clear weather The
emnerr ranged 80 and 81 degrees the average
AK being IA higher corresponding day last
wear and IAN than Friday.
Clear or fair and colder weather may be expected II
and near this city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
MIR. PULITzER's ILL HEALTH

Gentlemen: Mr. Joseph Pulitzer regrets extremely
that he is compelled to decline the polite nvtatloh VI
lion 10 do honor u Mr. Reid whose distinction as
Journalist and success Minister ne Is Pleased 10
recognized. But the state OF his hcath makes IL
impos re for him take part In the proposed hanqu't
TO General Wager owaync and Others OF committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

Tor their invitation and my regret at being unable 20
accept it, make known to them the contents OF r,s
them, though in th, imperfect manner In the con-
CALCULATIONS they viii extend - Mr. Reid
| am, dear sir, very sincerely yours, n,,r,pc
Wager Swayne, esq, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

you won't get
the genuine
medicines, OK
ccpt through
druggists regu-
larly author
lied as nVents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
OF the Pennsy lvanla Railroad Is the greatest OF the
Worlds Fair trains. Ii is completely equipped with
a living conveniences and runs TO Chicago over ahe
celebrated Pennsyl vania route every day. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
WARNER MILLER'S REMARKS.

ConeraI Swayne next introduced Warner Miller
in these words
THE distinguished gentleman took occasion 20 r.
.rL that his senses had been cheated this evening M
ne enrt OF sclflaudaOn. II Is gratifying to kno"
40, -, Inc close Of late dinner hi, sense, were nor
ahas,1d Inv any spirit Jess elus vc. UhughtcrI
"o bannv 10 supplement his remarks by fcSH
hin tratnu Of the power OF th" press. Jh"r" WI
,icEed ND This evening in the ante room. before We
r. o,, Seats nj these f;hloe cHreiuNv thpWuthN
dOnnoe,v and brilliantly written account Of nj that mas
aken Mace here to tbs date. and Of ~lme things tnt
@ 'ot 10 come At first | supposed. when II WhA
u landed 10 me- that II the remarks OF some
gentleman WHO wsS 10 penh a o nd roueht II to
my lnowiedre tia, II wa newspaper accP % Of a
gnu sS.,n,,dn which hope you will appreciate,
boys not inquired to the handwriting Qanehtef
ia now gentlemen, Mr.. Reds great service 10
n nu Ito commerce remind that the iacnes
r International commerce becoming so eNien nv
Iol m lar reaching In their ramihcations that .uS
anu 81 10 uniting and the cooperation OF governments
Sv he necessities which they create ana WIN have
Cannon 10 the whole family OF nations VIC "S'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11
THE MORNING NEWS: DECEMBER

insisting at the came time that the recipients
OF tue gifts should carry them away with
them. In Response to otests more or less
Uerfunctory she declared with some asperi-
ty that she had a right TO have her wishes
obeyed when she was on her death-bed at all
events. She did not propose to have any
sQuabbllng over her things after her de-
mise. This was her notion OF making will
and being sure that it was fulfilled. There
was nothing to do but to acQuiesce aud the
heirs finally took their departure with their
newly acquired property.
Now, all this would have been entirely
satisfactory II what was expected had come
to pass. But, much TO her own astonish-
ment, Miss Bobbins suddenly began 70 con-
valesce, and fortnight ago she was out Of
her bed and on the high road to recovery.
Her physician said that she could have tea
So she wrote to her nephew:
my dear George: Kindly return nv
silver teapot, sugar bowl and milk Jug at
once. have decided to ay In the wick
edesb Of all possible worlds little longer.
Your atfectiOuate aunt TABITHAn
To her niece she wrote by the same mail:
My Dearest Eliza: Please return to me
by bearer my teacups and teaspoons. Now
that am going 10 get well l shall need
them again Immediately. Your Affection
ate aunt, TABITHAH
George promptly sent the articles re-
CURED, but Eliza responded with rather
formal note, saying:
Dearest Aunt Tabitha: l am sorry not
to be able to obey your wishes in relation
TO the teacups and teaspoons which you
gave to me. They were a free gift on your
part to myself and do not feel inclined to
relinquish what must always be to me so
agreeable memento Of you. You affec-
tomato niece, ELIZA"
The rage of Aunt Tabltha on receiving
this note nearly accustomed a relapse. At
the same time it prepared her to a certain
extent for other experiences of q similar
nature. Niece Belinda promptly returned
the cap with violet ribbons and real
lace, declaring with emphasis that she had
no use for it, but Cousin Maria neglected to
answer the application for the sable cape
and mufP. Though Cousin William sent
back the portrait which had fallen to his
lot. several other articles OF furniture and
apparel wore retained gently yet firmly by
those TO whom they had been given. Some
of these were very essential TO the every
day comfort of Miss Robbins. Taxing
everything together she did not get back
quite two thirds of the property she had so
thoughtfully bestowed. Her rage has not
yet abated.
My dear" she said to an intimate friend
yesterday. Il give you my word that on the
next occasion when find myself on my
death-bed, after making perfectly sure that
my case is hopele will have all my per-
sonal possessions carefully burned before
my eyes"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11

Minks-Hellol l thought you'd gone TO
Dakota.
Winks-Changed my mind.
Minks-But you said you wanted TO get a
divorce. because your wife made things so
hot for you you couldn't live with her.
Winks-pve concluded to Keep her until
that tarnal coal combine busts. -NstO Yorh;
Weekly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11

Not Remedy. Mother treturned from
call)-Why, you have taken cold. You
are feverish. Don't you feel hotl Little
Ethel-Yes'm. I've been havin' Johnnie
tell me some ghost stories, SOS to make cold
chills run down my back, but il doesn't do
bit Of geod.-Good NeDs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11
$40 Misses Refers at So.
S. Ladies' CIoaks at 81 so.

For he n haude Umbr
For the Holidays superb line OF Feather and
Holidays OF
For the Holidays asupero line Of Lace aud Emboe cd Handkh
hodays OF Pocket BooAs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11
DRY GOODS.
ECKSTEIN'S
PRICES CUT IN HALF.

Chidrens al wool Cloth Reefer size worth So So
Chiren an }th Refers years size worth 3 90 81 IS
Chdren al wool Cloth Refers Oyears worth 81 80 80 IS
Chidren a-wool u tn Refers So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18

nUHsUANr 10 AZ OuDER OF SALE 10
Inc directed iy the l'ttrlgt t1ur; of the
IuiTd Judicial u HtIict of the Territory 10 ullh,
shall oUgr ut public sole, NJ tln font door
NJ tAe County Court House, 90 tAr Nity Hut
County Of salt Lake. Utah 1cuIlniy on
thu .sth day Of Auril, lsb3, nt 4. O'Clock M,
ai the rlrht, title. rlti AMI interest " i,n W.
p.ige4, Dr., ONO prggs, lhs "feN ". q.
UOuy, Thomas hnnc, parlntra under Tie firm
uau6 ut Reilly y hatCi tt1h NhunNN llant,
a corporation, +. ", sears MIsrIo fiait,
IiUho H. iwit orihorus y rni4 Emms
rfatt. ouia Sorklra, SaTnh X. sUrNrs, W, H.
H. spauarl. p. a. nav, Annie lln4Wns, !. a.
IafE, Herman uet su, ~ nniicflUl1, MofoIi
T.. pratf, and Caruuuu Pr1tt, his wife tyfil
IOuk, IdWln Harmon and -, u. lIntrrion,
Of, in aud o. the following dctcr|ucd pfprcfty,
situated, lying uui beng M ihu CITY, AMI
County u salt lake, TERRITORY Ut itah, and
bounded and particularly DESERVED aa follows,
toWit ~ ~ Lots ~, Is. ~. Is, % aud ), BiouA
81. Pla; - +" salt Lake CITY Sunny,
TO be sold as tire properly of rcn W,
Drisgs, JE, olive briggs, his wife, ~, e..
HrIiy, Thomas Kane, partner under She FRA
name Of Reilly 4 khnti Utah National Sank, a
corporation; s. ~. soar. Mlaudo Pratt, Lil.
bic H. PRATT, Otlherns +. TRAIT, Emma l..
t'rHu, Louis sccklos, sarah j. setklr=,
Tobilns. j. r. Tsrk Herman neigc. h
Uuttefuehi Mlroni T. Frat and Caroline rratt,
he VIE. t,riI Peck, Edwin Harmon aud D,
n. putcrion, AZ the sut OF ASiahamlng J,rc
Tcrms " sale. cash.
nAuIoW IEngusos, ATTY for Plaintiff.
ANDREM u. nuRT, sheriff.
Iiy JOINS Il, CuNuuCK, Deputy.
Dated At salt Lake CITY, April an, isli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
suMMONs.
Christine Lees Plaintiff.
w.
Jsucs b. Lees, Defendant

The People of tho Territory of Utah send
To james I. Lees, Defendants
Wow ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar'
near IN az acton brought against you
by the above named plAnuu, ~ Tie hts'
tTict Court OF the Thrd judicial Distr ct
Of the Territory OF Unh, and TO shaver
the complaint NED theiein within ten dyh
texcusive OF the day Of seTyieol after the
service on you OF Uiis summons ~ cor, cd
within this county, OF, II served out OF thif
county, but In this dl,lrel within tWeaty days
otherwise within for,y dAya-oT judgment ~
default will DO takon AGAINST you, according 10
the prayer OF SAID complaint;
said action 10 brought TO have a decree Of
this court absolutely di.sDlylnr the bonds of
nstrimnny oaiatlng uciNeun plalullt aud do
fendant awarding 10 plaintiff the care cdurA
ton and custody OF the minor children. issue
OF said marriage, aud grAniing her costa OF tnia
action, and such other ard prayer relief a. she
may be entitled to 10 the premises above
March ], 1891, defendant wllfully and without
cause deserted ana abandoned plaintiff, AMI
has ever since continued 20 20 desert an1
abandon hOr, without any suflcltnt cause or
reason and agAiust her VIII, wish or consent
ana That for more than one year last past Ne
fendAnd has failed to pIoylle ior plAlhuh The
common ntcefsGriCf OF lie'
Amt You arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear aud answer the sMd complaint ~ above
required, the said plalnUn wlll apply 10 the
Court Tor the relief DEMANDED therein
wiines. the lion, charles - Zane, Judge,
and Ine seal Of ~, nauet sopIt pt We
Tory of Utah, this liih day u March in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
Us isgaGJ Henry g, MCMILLAN, CLERK.
W oLV. y. LooAIs. aeppT'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-18
SUMMONS.



The People OF the Tyul,oY OF utah send
Greeting;
To William GAnaon. Defendants
yvou ARE HEHEBY REQUIRED TO AP.
4 near In an AcsUn Thought against you by
thu al.ay, named plAiuud M tho District Cuutt
u Tue Third judicial nnrct OF the Territory
therein within zen days exclusive Of the day
oi HeUiccl after the sfnlrc on you OF THIS
fummons-Ii served within this county or. II
served out of this cDur'y. but In this distinct
within twenty days cihyrwisc within forty
days, or Judgment by default wall be iatc1
agalns' you. according TO the prayer " SAID
mo SID action Is brought to nave decree
OF THIS cuur. dissolylny the bonds OF mAtrimOny
osl.ting between plrn uu and defendant
granting to plaintiff me custody care and ciu,
cation ~ the two minnr cNlldren. issue or and
marriage, aud nuch aliWuhy out OF such ot de-
feudnnTs properly ~ tho court may hsye guril'
dirtOn oytr. ndludgnr that defendant y yHli
costs NJ suit, aud granting plaihun olher
aud proper relief prayed, on the ground that
for more than Two Yeas la,i pa,l defendant
has Nilfuily neglected 20 provide for plaintiff
tho common nectgalres OF life, although
hbundautly able 30 10 DO, aud that defendant
has treated plaintiff win cNtfcme cruelty,
thereby causing plainpl sTeat menth distress
and bodily suffering
10 appear aud RusWs, tho said compliant as
Abuyertquircd, the galt plalntlu viii apply TO
mo rOurt for The relief demanded therein
Wttgcfs, tho Hon. Charles - Eaue, Judge,
ana tic seal OF the District Court VI the lhird
Judicial District, ~ hnd for theIerntoEy Of
Of our Lord one thousand oisht hundred And
"' isrht uENRY G.. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
nYGEo. ID, Locus, Deputy Clors