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The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
OFFICE OF
State Board Q! l..d Commissioners.

Notice is hereby given that tho State Board of
Land Commissioners, at their office in Denver
colorado, on the 18th day of February, ls.ci at
o clock p. M, will lease, for the term of i've
years, to the party offering in good faith. tho
described lands viz:
All of Section 10 in Township q south. Range
~ west.
MATT FRANCE. Register
of State Board of Land Commissioners
January 18th, 1898.
Published in LANAR REoIsrER Jan L. Isqa
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14

If the new officers serve the state
as faithfully as the men have to
whose places they succeed, their par
ty will have nothing Of which to
complain.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

LAND oYyIcE AT LtnAR, CoLo-
January 18th. i-sCL
MOTTO Is hereby Eivcu that hunEnn sFEE-
IN pIRhas filed notice of his iutrntioa 90 make
make nnAl pruof before the Rcsister OF Receiver
al Lamar, Colorado, on feb. i. I'D "a timt-sr
culture application No. isas, Pueblo seris~i for
the southeast = section -. township Il south.
range - west.
He names witness Daniel l. Gtlhcffs = "
Slater. Ira z. swadicy and HeaFy Adams, all os
Lamar. Colorado.
ianlt fehis {. ID. foEp, kr<is;er-
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14

Ripaas Tabules: for liver troubles
Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules best liver tonic.
Bipans Tabulos one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
h, cfsi.l !s,r d !nssn County,

The lower house adopted the rules
of the seventh assembly. This means
that the speaker and not the house
will appoint the committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
THE HITHERTO UNpUBLIsHED STATE.
MENr on 1uE SURGEONS WHO
IDENTIFIED ms BODY.


When second AMI more Uoremp-
tory message came Directing me 10
appear before the commission l deemed
II prudent 10 obey. On my way y
third messenger was mt on his way to
my house, who was M less than tho
chief u the detective rOrpe, the noted
Colonel Baker. hu returned, conducted
ms on board the steamer, ana usheTsd
me Into tue cabln, where the ummig'
si0ners were Ia session, AMI by " hon,
nOiwitnstuu ding my cJntumacy, l was
very politely received. l was then tJld
II bad been stated TO them had 70.
moved "a tumoT IRON tue nack VI Booth
Rnd they wished 10 know II 1 could
Identity the.body, and % 10 ON deck
and examine II thoroughly and mako
my report. The BODY was ON deck,
completely concealed by tnrpaulin
cover, aud Surgeon General Barnes
tn1 his assistants standing near It.
by his order the cover was removed,
and, 10 my great aalOulshment, reveal.
cd "a body In whose linoRmontE there
was TO me no resemblance of the man
had known In lifSl My surprise was
no great | ht once said 10 Gen. Barnes,
"TheTo II no resemblance in thatcorgge
to Booth, nor eau believe It To be- that
Of HIM" After looking at II for fow
moments 1 asked, els there n scar upon
the back OF lie ueCk2n HB replied,
"rhere IT," 1 then taid, AT that Ia
the body OF Booth, let mo describe the
scar before II Ia seen 10y me-" and did
80 ~ 10 IL position, ite siza, and Ia gem
eral appearance 90 accurately as caused
him to say, "You have described the
scar 10 well ~ n y,u were looking at
II, and II looks nA you have described
10, more like the cioGlTIx Of burn
than that made by q surgical opera.
tl0u.D TIE body being lhgu turned,
the back VI the neck was examined,
uad my mark was unmin,akably
found by me upon H. And II DO.
ing Eftrrward, at my request,
placed Ia a sitting position, standing
ANA looking down upon II was
finally enabled 20 impeTiectly
rocoguizs tho features OF Booth. Hut
never IN human being had n greater
change taken place, lrUm the man whom
had seen ia tho yig0r Of lita Rnd
health, as IN that VI tho haggard corpse
which was before me, In It's yellow
aud discolored skin; Ms uukempt and
matted HAIR; anu W. whOls facial eX-
pressiou, sunken aud sharponed by the
exposure and starvation II had UNDER
gone.
The right lower LIMB was greatly
confused and perfectly black from "a
fracture OF one OF the long bones OF the
lex.
An autopsy was then made by the
assistants Of Gen. Barnes, who proved
that tho bullet which killed him had
passed between two Of tho yef!ebiD OF
the neck, causinR their fracture and
lesion OF the spinal cord.
The body was secretly, and at night,
buried In the yard Of the penitontiaTy,
which was not generally known for
sometime aiterwAri.
rhat great uncertainty was felt, ana
that much doubt was expressed at the
time VI the death OF Booth, and long
aiterwurd, an to the identity OF his
body, is notorious. Nor need this
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THIS HAS DUE AUTHORITY.
Crisp Speaks ibOut Tho Appoint.
melt Of Committees.
40 Has not Vet Decided ON Any thinE
but VIII lie Governed By
circumstances.

NEW YoRIS, Aug. A Worlds
Washington; Speaker Crisp authorizes
the statement that there Ia no basis
Whatever for any one Of the many re-
ports circulated regarding the appoint.
mcnt Of committees. lilo has not de.
cided upon n single appointment
and will not for several days,
certainly noi bsforo the arrival OF tho
President aud Secretary Carlisle, and
probably not until the caucus shall
have officially designated him as IL
candidate for speaker. He does not ex'
pset to announce the committees until
eight or ten days after the organisation
Monday. He will make an exception
OF the eommitte ON coinage, but has
reached no such determination as yet
The speakers sole aim IN to do Only
that which will DO Of tho greatest In.
tefest 20 tho party In co-ope ration with
the al M nistratisn. The truth Ia that
all dCspOndH upon the tone Of the
message. II Cleveland shall coniino
bis recommendation strictly TO repea
with no hint OF subsequent lugls-
lallon In the direction OF bi.
metAlliSm, II might bs considered
wise u put Cochran against
the redoubtablo Bland, In which
event C9ckran would ilohvo tho ways
anu means TO become chairman Of IN q
coinage committee. If on the other
hand the President should deem a
more pacific policy advisable, II
might be considered wise TO permit
Bland to retain his position II he
should care TO do 30 despite
tue opposing majority In his
committee As the competition 0i
the ways aud means committee Will be
affected by that Of the coinage com.
mittee, especially with reference To
Cochran, 1t Ia ensy TO see that the
reasons for the statement made above,
viz. that all depends upon the Preai'
dents policy as outlined In his mts'
sage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
TIE WASATKA SPRINGS,
Located Near tho Warm Springs, tho
Subject Of Litigation.
TIE wHsstka Miucrai water Company
Obtained - Temporary lies raining
order Today.

This morning In the Third district
court the Wasatka Miacral Springs
company Of this city, through their
attorneys, Brown & Henderson, In.
stitutod legal proceedings against
Thoodosis Cook, Nellie Cook and
Abraham Jeils.
The plaintiff corporation was organ.
ICED Ia November OF last year, but
amended Ne title as above, In Fobru.
airy, 1898. Prior 70 the com.
paly's nnt organization Mesifs.
George A. BufgUu, john g.. Shipp, ID.
n. smiley John W. Smell IL. aud
Joseph NJ. Stout negotiated VITA tue
defendant Jeils iOr the pufchal1 Of Ger.
tain land close 10 the Vain Springs,
he being the agent u his daughter,
IheodOsia Cook. There was situatri
upon tho lsnd In question miugfal
spring known M the "WHsatkH." For
the sole purpose Of obtaining the
sprinF--tho only inducrmcnt Tor tho
purchasc-thu plaintiff uUught from
Jtiis lOts /, 2 and H., "a block L., LaBc.
view tubdiyision, Tor the sum OF $3.50,
the assumption Of mortgage uu thu
property " over 1880 aud 5000 shares
Of the company's stock out Of a total ol
$4,000.
Within the last thirty days, however,
the city engineer has made 4
now survey by which Il u
claimed that the boundary line ui lll
IL on the north side falls further
south IN front abOul 100 feet aud DO.
hiud about II! teot. Before this survey
the plaintiffs uad done large amount
OF work in developing tho spring, had
laid pipes and made other preparations
Tor utilizing tho waters for med cuAl
purposes aud bottliug, and these works
extended over the new line a. Hst4h-
lisheu by the city Surveyor about eight
And half feet.
since the plaintiffs have extended
the spring beyond the line 10 the north
90 n 10 lap over the new line q little
way upon lot l6-bolOnglug 10 TheO.
dOsiHC Uuk-tho defendants claimed the
spring and asserted title adyguu 10 the
plaintiffs o. that part of lot IS north OF
the now line, had foroibly prevented
tho PLAINTIFF employees from taking
the water aud attempted 60 turn tue
spring slill further north into lot 10.
HgHco PLAINTIFF pray that they DO
dccfoed thu ownCIs Ot tho spring HnI
haye exclusive uso thereof; that tho
deed be- ~ rcctilbl AZ 10 Include tuht
part Of loi 10 lying north VI and at.
Joining lot IL, ans represented by
Jriis As being portion VI the latter
lot. They also ask thul the defendants,
pending the hearing Of the suit, DO
temporarily restrained from iuteriuf.
Ing with tho spring OF with plaiuiiils'
employee.
Judge BsrIoh granted the irIuuc.
lion NJ prayed. Therefore the business
Of the company will not IN any way bu
interierod with, aud the water will DO
placed on the market as usual.
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Suing Rhodes. Brothers.

King a Houiz have drawn up a
mpIsint iof Provo city In which
Rhodes Brothers are sued for SIS i5l .5b
Tor breach Of contract Ia the uonstruc.
ton Of the waicrworga. Tho com.
plant alleges that Rhodes Brothers
agreed 10 "a Ia Is 400 feet Of wooden
pipe OF solicited California redwood,
banded with mild steel bands with q
tensile strength OF $4,000 pounds on n
factor VI three, or IN other words, that
II would require 2l6.O0O pounds pres.
tsure 10 bust tne pipe; that Rhodes
Brothers did not put In good lumber;
that the came was wOfm.patru ana
rotten; that the bands were not equal
20 the pressure required by c5ntuict;
that the pipe has leaked all the time
and the hande have us'od when the
contract required that tho banda
should DO painted 10 prevent rust. For
this the plaintiff asks $4,000 as dam.
ages.
Tho plaintiff Get, forth as other
causes of action that Rhodes Brothers
ngic3d to protect the city from nll
suita for damage rtsllting from the
wutgtwofks, and that they absolutely
refused 10 pay the damages obtained by
=. y. CIul Eg1iugt the city amounting
" s2bl b1.-IrOrO Digpdtch.
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end stake. This mine D. In CITY crook
canyon about eight miles from ihem0uth
otthe canyon aud about t0O feet rom tho
Bic Spring.
The Mining Claim above described
shall ho known a. tho Mogul mine.
lncatod this l1ih day OF July, tsG2
NlmCs of LocatOrs-W II. Ryan, ia.
Shlicr. T.. J. Moran, J. l.. lioko.
Fllod Tor record this stu day Of Aug,
lsl2, a. 1890 O'Clock am.
J. J. SNrLL, Recorder, Utah, IL. s. ". ID.
hir Moran has always prided bin.
sell on being u patronizor and close
reader " Tho newspapers. 10 Il there.
lore n notable Incident that no did not
learn Of bis mino Ownurship through
1umo Of The citr pap r. which chron.
icled h'a connection with the mine
soon after the location.
10 X 0uly ioiE however, 10 state that
Dir. Duco completely rxoncratoa Mr..
Moran from taking any part In the
game which ho alleges hns been
played, although nc IL chairman u
the Council oOmmlttto uu water works
and should be pretty vol posted "a to
what is going on Ia his department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04

NEW Yoml, Aug. 4.-5toCks opened
lower. General electric fell . other
active stocks ~ /. The market was
affected by easier cables.
Slocka soon became dull owing u
lack OF offerings And the market ne
gan 10 improve steadily. Tue shorts
had bid higher 20 cover contracts, with
the result OF advances OF s@3. sugar
advanced 10 ~; Rock isiand to bsi
Western Onion .. to 77ii General cleo
trio ] 4 to i8.; at II tho market was
strou- ut Au advance.
There was further advance In
stocks after II O'Clock and thu tone was
almost bouyRnt, mainly due to the
scarcity OF stocks anu the ELECTS oil
the shorts 10 cover. At noon tue mar
ket was steady at slight reaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
A ROMANTIC AFFAIR.
Singular Chapter in The Career Of
John Casino OF GrantsYllle.
ARRESTED AND MARRIED IN ruRS.
The Young italian Links His Fate
With Miss Despair, Iooeie
County Belle.

This has been quito an oven,ut
week for John Castaino, or Castino--
for by the latter name he Is more com.
monty known-9f Granlsvllle. Or
wednc.iny last he was detained
greatly against his will, In Commits
sioncr fut,'s court from 10 O'Clock tn
the morning until late hour Of tho
afternoon while the charge preferred
agains, him OF stealing horso aud
buggy was bcisy Investigated. Fortu.
nntoly Tor Casuno, however, the cnse
icli 10 thu ground aud ho went forth a
ifco man. Yesterday afternoon ho
was uuiioi Ia matrimony with MIss
Gertrude Despair, an elghtcen.yrar.
old damsel OF Tooulc county, under
circumstances out Of tho ordinary run.
Ia ycstefiay's NEws the fact was
mentioned Of letter having bspl re.
ceiycd by County Clerk Moloy, from
Granuvillc, Ia which tue writer
desired 20 be- informed whether Casino
had lately obninui marriage u.
ccnsc through his Office. A search
q the records was MAZE, bot
no such name was inscribed uion
them. A reply 10 that elect had btcn
wnttcn aud tho letter was placed win
others In tue rack ready ior mailing;
but who should eater tho county
clcfh'e Office between aud u'cl. ok
but THIS sumr Casino, accompanied hy
ITS Intended bride aud "a lady aud gen.
llcmnu friend. A marriage licrn.0
was applied Tor AMI issued, Castini
giving his age A. ij--ihuugh he does
not look 40 OLD ny ut least seven or
eight yeau-whilc Mics Despain ut-
clAfud hofs 10 be Is. She. tho other
hanil has a younger apprariuCu than
that.
Probate Judge Blair wa ga the Of.
Joining court room NJ the umr, 90 %
him thu couple went, AID boo Hcolm.
mOinlingiy tied tho uuptiai El1t.
tAtiiuO Is an Italian uy hlrlu, has
been living ut Gmuthyii.u Tor a9ms
umt ana there formed tbVlcquai
Of the young lazy, anu while marriage
70 aa thought uf anu tRlteI Of, tue cOu piu
uid not contemplate maitlmJny iuis
yot But Caslin0's arrest tnu other
day brought mattura suddenly % q
climax. Mits Despair accompanied
her lover - this city, remained with
with him through his trouble and
gave ttb,im1uy m his iav0r on the
trial for grant larceny. Indeed, her
own testimony went a long way ~.
wards the establishment Of bis inn0-
crnCr.
Upon hisacqulltal lhe young couple
mauo up their minds 10 marry forth.
with, aud are now husband aul wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
WITHIN OUR GATES.

ID. G. Mclaughlin, who lives ia
Park CITY but practices law wherever
else he may he called, was called down
here by an agency we know not Of
and at latest Advices was here yet. The
kuutsiord contains him,
-
J, w, Banborn, who ably superylses
aud looks after the Affairs and work.
ings OF the Agricultural College at
Logan, came down last evening and
retired Tor tbs evening at tho Temple.
ton.
Governor West was the entertainer
OF former tOwnHman yesterday, his
name being Louis Lepus and his resi-
denoe CynthlRna, Kentucky. The
Visitor Is Il Republican, but such die
tinotions make but little real difference
10 truly big men.
-.
Henry Schutt, who has been inter-
viewing the county school superin-
tendents OF the southern side Of Utah,
Ms assistant Territorial superintendent,
has returned to this city from his use.
iul and doubtless pleasurable errRnd,
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
m, Financial Panic in The Rspub 10
Of Costa RIGA,
the BANK NOTES yALUELEss.
vvlu Ycver Carrying on Hail
the Population Of Port
iimon.

~. JOSH, Do Costa Rioa, Aug. A.
rh,re Is financial panic through
o,, the republic, caused by the
condition Of the silver market
Failures have been NUMEROUS and
moro are expected. All business is
very much depressed aud there IL no
Involvement eK pected Till some action
l.ttken which will render prices more
stable. ,,-
rho Costa Rica bank IL in trouble
md ne notes are no longer accepted IN
commercial circles.
yellow fever Ia raging at Port Lin n
a. severely that half the population has
ALLEN viclims 10 II.
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bu' i1r tic accidental discharge o.
gun which prccipgiod the
col nict, Malaafe's forces had
been cxtcrmiun,cI. Maifltoa nui
his CHIEF bcca Hu impatient al what
they considered the Indifference NJ
three powers and determined 20 tak0
the matter iutu his uwuhaudg aul tho
givnnce upon Male began. Que Sec
ton Of tho kings army was sent
through the bush with orders 10 spread
outand COM ct with another section.
Below Male third section
accompanied by an armed n,oi o.
fifteen boats sniling 81 SO 20 the shore
went along the teach, According 10
the plan Mataain was 10 be hemmcd
In on all sides. Tho Accidentally Ills.
charged gun precipltatod q fight
before the circle around Mataain was
| completed.
The followers Of MaliUtoa and adhc.
reats Of Matania mot. Both liues CX-
tended from an ocean branch three
or four miles into tile interior. Large
| attachments u Mntaaia's men were
stationed In tho cattle yards. As the
kig'e men advanced the men on Maiu-
nfas eide recognized ffituds ana called
/ cut. Cordial greotlngu and hand.
lhakes were INDUCED and 1t seemed as
" fricidly relations would DO ustsb-
lishnJ. one foroul0us old warrior
named Patu urgol tho kings men
back into the ranks when some one tlfud
a thot and the battle commenced.
The hTiug became general and deadly.
| On the sea beach, opposite the cattle
yard, were posted "a number Of The
| Eing's men. Matanfae men advanced
10 the wall and were exposed to
a raking fire. Another detaoh-
ment OF MallotoR's iroopa took
advantage OF the opening In the side.
walk and poured repeatedly vol!eys
into Mataafa's ranks, who were forced
TO abandon the stock yards and take
shelter behlud another stone wall at a
little distance IN the brush. Here
they made q stand anu Malietoa'e
mou retired. When they attacked
the place next morning Mntahla
amt his warriors had He'd 10 Malleton.
Among the heads brought 10 the King
were those Of two women but II is be-
lieved they were killed by mistake,
thong they took an active part In tint
tight,
The royal party marched on Nabi,
where II met the section which ought
70 nave pttFpnteu hlhlhhlh's hlkhAi
but Aiatnafa and his follower.
made their escape In bjats to tue nd
Joining Island Manonn. Ga July oth
King Mnliotoa sont au ultimntum 10
Mataath demanding that he surrender
himself and chiefs on the sole con
diiion that their lives be spared. No
reply came to this. On July 10th the
British mnn.ol.wAr Katonmba arrived
At Apia bringing joint instruction,
from the powsrs that tue rebellion
must be subducd. The commanders
Of the Bglllsh and German wafship,
aud the C.nsuls Of the three pOwer,
held n consultation. lt wa,
decided TO demand MaIasfa's aurren'
der and Britibh and German war ships
There were no American VESSELS there,
sailed for MonOna. They arrived
early in the morning ON July 18th
sent word TO Mataaia that II he did moi
surrender before | O'Clock p. M. hii
camp would bs ahellei by the anips
and MaliotoR's warriors wouli be
landed. As the MaiRailtes Were week
Ia number and short OF ammunition
thoy would have been slaughtered had
this program been carried out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
RAILWAY ITEMS.
Change OF Time Of Union Pacific Trains.
Special Rates.-Notgs.

A general change In time OF the
Union Pacific trains will occur sun.
day morning. The overland dyer,
heretofore leaving at a. IN. will leave
at 1850 R,n. anu this train will stop
ut all intermediate points between
Salt Lake and Ogde1. The train here.
tliOTe leaving a. lO.Ci u. m. will DO
Discontinued and the train for Cache
Valley, Butte, Portland ami all pOinlS
north aud west Of Oglen " II leave at
s y. m. An additional local train will
leave Salt Lake for Ogden ~ p. M,
while tue local train Tor oil poiuts east
win leave As at present, $3.50 y. a..
The local train from Ogden VIII arrive
at 1880 p. ~. Instead Of 7:lO. There
will be no change Of time IN trains for
the south.
GOOD FisIuNG
On account OF the large number taxi
ing advantage OF the reduced rates
mate by the Union Pacific to Wan
ship, C0alyille aud Weber last Saturday
for parties OF fisherman, iI las been
decided 10 place same rate, s2.25, Ia
effect for tomorrow Saturday even
lug and tho next morning, Tickets
Will bs sold tomorrow evening ana
next morning for Weber aud In the
morning for Weber, COalyille and
Wanship. All tickets good for return
uutil Monday.
NOTES.
On account OF the excursion from
Nephi and other points TO Garfield
tomorrow Saturday the Union Pacific
will mold their regular rain No. 3,
which IL scheduled 10 leave for the
south at p. m. until p. M, and VIII
ran This train through 10 Juab Instead
OF TO Provo only.
Hon.John FDillon, general counsel
for the Union Pacific, Will arrive at Salt
Lake from the west tomorrow morning
nni leave the same day for tue east,
Visiting GlenWood Springs.
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create surpfiae, for although the cir.
cumetancts connected with his can.
tuIe az tended 20 coffobornte the be.
ilei mat ne had been killed, yut on the
louy which was produced by his cap.
iore nearly every vestlge Of resem.
nlanco 10 me living min had disar.
peafcl' But the mark male by the
acalpol during life remained indcliblo
IN Guath, aud settlod beyond all ques.
tlon nj the time, ami all oavll in the
future, the identity Of the man who
had assassinaied the President.
JoiiN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. =.
WAsiiiNur Of, Jan. 10, 1857.
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Pearl Point this morning. ~ Pearl
Point landing tho steamer sank,
Twelve livcs were lost.
The Tunes linton special Gays the
name Of tho steamer, which struck a
rock and sank this morning at Pearl
Point landing, Lake George, was
Rachel sherman. she had an cXcur.
sion party Of tweniy.nine puraJns
aboard. Tile names Of those drowned
are aa follow:
Miss Ovitt.
Mis- Burke.
Miss Hall.
Miss Wofden.
Mlrs. Mitchell and son aud an un.
known lady.
All the above named were from
Troy, Brooklyn and Hoboken. 10 he
said the party was composed mostly Of
New York and Brooklyn excursionists.
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On Promi,sory Notes.

Joseph +. Lonergau this afternoon
began proceedings In the Third district
court against William Burke to recover
Sli'5a'eo ou promi0sory note, with In.
,vtesI az ten per cent, aud costs Of suit.
ndouhtus anu Richards ate the plain.
An's attorneys.
=, jennie J. Sutton is als1 suing Meia
T. steele, a. NJ. Jonus, Sarah T.. Jones
ahL ~. ~ steele on u prOmlsyty motto
Tor S6OO, with Interest at the rate OF .
prt cent yri month aud costs of suit.
RANK Pierce In the pliinufl'a A..
tOfuUy.
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Finy.Third Anniversary.

Yesterday Father Josiah and Mother
Mary Ann saville celebrated the
hity-thlrd anniversary Of their mar,
riagc. Father Saylllr II As straight
ana active aB many men OF MY and
Mother hgyilio IL woman VI uu-
usually bright intellect aud good
memory. Both OF Them have rounded
the seyenty.Buytnth milestone VI time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04

81. LOUIS, Aug. i,-Nows was re.
ceiyed here OF an almost successful at
tempt 10 wreck and rob the wabash
train this morning near Atlantic, Me.
A rail was taken from the track by
the robbers, but tho fact was disoOv-
cred by the son OF tho section Hgont,
who tagged the train and prevented
tho MIeok.