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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Denver StOTmed and Captured by tho
Tabernacle Choir.
ZIG AUDIENCE, FINE SINGING.
honors Divided Generously Among the
Pefiormers.-lncores and Enlhus.
iasm.-Kansas city Tonight.

SPECIAL D,paieh 70 me NEwA
RussELL, Kansas, Aug. sl.-Ths
Tabernacle oholr gave lie frat con
cert In Denver last evening, and IT
spite ofmany fears regarding the dull
times a most magnificent success was
scored. The receipts amounted 10
over twelve hundred dollars Of which
the choir mauaycrs carried away eighty
per cent.
Fully five hundred people wero
turned away aud three huulrod,
mostly ladies, remained standing
through the whole program, which,
owing 10 frequent encor,s, was pro.
longed fully thrcc.quartou Of an hour.
Tho consent ot the Mayor had to bo
omaincd to put IN one hundred extra
chnirf.
Dctidcd hits wcro m iIe fret by
We'hc, second by Easton, tnird by
mrs. Pufsluy, Pypor aud the chorus In
Tue prison tCcgu from II rfoyat0fe.
Next came the ladies' chOfuo. All
these were Immensely eucored, rs
were also Mosdbmcs pugslcy aud an.
son IN their Iurt, and the Rigolctto
| quaftctlc. Woihe and Enstuu created
u ,ufDrU and the latter sang as an ca.
| core 10 Anulu Lnufiy, the ty picnl Mot
mon hymn, go Ny Flthcr,n which
was greatly upptaudcd.
Ptuaiuclm cannon and Smith occu.
| pied "a box. The choir sang admirably
uuI looked charming All thg lnlte4
were iu white, all the gentlemen la
black with white urs. The local man.
ng,rs oilcf return engagement On tho
same terms.
We ltt Denver at midnight, took
breakfast at Ellis and Will arrive al
Kansas CITY nj o tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
WITHIN OUR GATES.

II. Il. Grow, o! Ogden, has come,
seen and been conquered by the ia.
contestible evidences that tho metropolis
10 bigger place than tho junction,
-
W. w. Roach made descent from
his local habltaiion In Parley's canyon
today and went back during the cooler
hours VI the afternoon.
-.
Arthur and Winnie Smith and
James q. McGsrry, son OF the deputy
marshal Of that name, all Of Beaver,
passed through yesterday en- route 10
the Agricultural College at Logan.
-
II. NJ. FerTOu anu wife, Of Hunts.
vile, In tho blOoming Ogden valley,
came down from there yesterday aud
have gone back. They report all and
everything at peace In their neighbour.
hood.
-.
Washington jenkins Of Ogden, "a
stslwart Democrat, was here today
discussing with party friends the ins
aud outs OF what Is and ought to bo
going on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Home Rule for Utah.

A special from Washington to the
Herald this morning says;
General Wheeler, Of Alabama, chair.
man Oi the House territorial commit.
tee, said today that he was preparing
and would Introduce nj the earliest
day possible bill for the admission VI
Utah, New Mexico, Atiz1ua aud Okla
hama, lilo feels confident this Con.
gross will admit them into the Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31

The man WHO gave the oath. signs and
gnps away was not there, aud ID isssfs
tosay that hu was not even suspected,
Tho city committees Of the rcsp,o.
tive political parties are holding a
goodly number N meetings these days
and nights. When II comes 10 ire.
qucncy, however, the Liberals are
away in the lead.
The fret annual siockholdtra meet.
lux OF the Utah Democratic club will
be- held on Monday evening next nj s
O'Clock, In tho Office Of George H..
Blair In the Mccormick building. The
meeting viii be held Tor the purpose OF
clccting trustees and other officers Of
tho clup for the ensuing year
II was rumnrcd In political circles to.
day that the Liberal organ was about
70 turn Popuist. Tho impression IL
the result 0f tho following, which ~.
peatrd In that paper tlils morning.
Local Democrats and Republicans
are getting sick VI thrirold panty All %.
attons. There Ia no hope Tor them In
either party. The Democrats have
lotfnycd the silver cause, aud the Re.
ruhllchnshhvc even wOtspthnn hbtfs yei
IT, me feeling isgruwlng stronger daily
IN iayor Of new party, nni It won't
ur a irce trace party, tither Somc'
thing more will uuuhtlo.a lu heard Ia
a lew days on this line"
"Of oil the men who nrc members ol
the Amoriuihn soclctyn said a well,
known citizen today, "not Que Of them
has been ~ frank and upeu in al
mitling that fact ~ Councilman Hciss
TIC has never yet cquivucatod when
spoken 10 In regard 10 the mattct."
The Amorines have coroner aud
an utuctinkct In their organ z,tiuu
Messrs. Taylor ana Skowcs are b1,t
said to be members In excellent stand
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
The Cut Confirmed.

The following official telegram con.
firms tho dispatches received by tho
newspapers few days ago In relation
10 q cut iu salaries 0f Union Pacific
officials and employee:
OMAHA, Nob., Aug. ~ lspl.
Effective September I. lsI3, reductions
wall boo made In nll monthly salaries up
ON thU following basis;
Salaries ranging from $50 10 500, inclu-
sivo 10 pOr cent, over sluu 10 500, l2l.
per cent? over 500 TO 500, 10 Dor cout.j
and over tjnu. ~ por ceut.
b.. DiyEINsOS, General Manager.
Approved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Sheriff Of Utah County

Acuug.GOvernOr Richards today
Issued a commission TO John A.
Brown an sheriff Of Utah county, no
having been appointed 10 succeed
Sheriff Fowler In that capacity. MI.
Fowler had resigned In order 10 accept
the position Of chief deputy marshal OF
the First district under United States
Marshal Brigham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
rharges AgaInst U.S.Commlssloners

In regard to charges recently pre-.
ferrsd against Messfs. Il. T.. Johnson
and John 81. CoUmbs, U. 3, commits.
aloners Of Brigham CITY, Utah, the
Territorial Supreme Court this after.
noon appointed Clerk Joseph T.. Bache
to take testimony In the Gaze and report
~ the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Fefcllnd Rack.

Deputy Marshal Cummoek arrived
from Cheyenne at noon today, and
brought back II. II. Lsmke, the Al.
legged bicycle thief Tho defendant
was taken before Commissioner Pratt
at three O'Clock to plead to The charge
against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Openlng Of The District SchOOIs.

The district schools Of Salt Lake
county open next Tuesday morning
September 9TH, for the school year 1898.
o. In several districts new school
houses have been built, And much
interest In educational matters 10 man.
Tested throughout the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Wont hY DelanlL.

Judgment by default was entered In
the Third district court this morning,
for the sum Of s2J3, $50 attorneys foe,
aud SIS costs, Boz the case Of the Com
morciaI National bank Of Salt Lake
CITY VI Fred w. Scarf ana Murray q.
GOubc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31

The funeral service over the remains
Of the late Edgar J. Andeuon will be
held In the Sixth ward meeting house
on Saturday next, September 2nu, at
~ o'clock noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
As to His Mental Condition.

Frank Wilson Is being examined In
the probate court this afternoon by
Dr. Moacham and worthingtOn anu
Probate Judge Blair, In regard 10 his
mental condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
On An Account.

The NJ. =. Asoheim Mercantile
company Of Park City brought suit In
the Third district court today against
Philip Morgan 10 recover the sum OF
Si7s.0j and s56OOs, balance Of account.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
Notaries Public.

Frederick $, wayto and Thomas w.
Partridge, Of this city, were this after.
noon commissioned notarles public for
Salt Lake county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31
TbeyGoyernor's Return.

Governor West IL expected back from
his Californian trip tomorrow morn
ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31

Tho United States " the Church Coal
Lande aud A, NJ. Cannon, Trustee
Smith, j.
The Church first obtained au Interest
In the lands proceeded against iu this
case ON April 8rd, 1850, ~ shown by
the ilndingB OF fact anu not disputed.
In accordnnco with the opinion 10
tho Quilted states against the Tithinr
yard, the judgment Of tho district
court declaring the land proceeded
against herein csChoattd 20 tue United
States IL affirmed.
We concur MtNrU. J.
BAH1Cn, }.
TO uE APPEALED.
Counsel on both sides have given
notice uf appeal to the supreme Court
Of the United SiatrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-31

show that the Church frat acquired an
interest in the real estate proceeded
against In this action and which IL
known a. the Church Farm in the
year 1874, and In accordance with the
vlcws expressed In the case Of the
United States w Tlthiug yard tho dc.
creo Of the district court declaring the
property oachoalcd to the United States
IL affirmed.
We concur BAR1Cn, j.
MfNTW, j.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
She WAS SURPRISED.
So Will You be When You
Read 1t.
1t Certainly Has Been a Source of Wander
ana C"nment-But tho Indy lie Ready
to s"bstantiate Every thing

CHARLEsTowN. MASS III ere has been in this
pinG , nIen woiiotr and comment of late in re
saru 10 certain ady--a Mrs. Agncs $ Morton
who rcficcs at - Main street, Charlcstowp'
Mass. Shc was seen ut her home and explained
the whole Interesting matter az follows:
20 NOT Know how To express myself to ven
aud inc publ at large about this matter, She
thing. ~ ''
"kvery body knows that I have been .,rca,
snucIcr rom dy spep-ia for twenty-five wears and
ihnt trieu most everything and diTcren mt doctors
out all were failures. | became 50 weak that /
was uhaDc To walk steadily, had no appetite and
what ana cat was the NEST simple kim OF food
ont my stomach was unable to retain even that
couiu not slice u NJ night, had 10 ambition
for anything and was a tot al wreck | knew
would nave TO do something | could not stand
" many weeks longer. Why | could not 20 mn
stairs without sittii Gown, and my heart wonld
pea. anu ! would he all or II trcmblc. got a
oottle OF Dr. Grccne's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and had taken scarcely ono half of it
whcn ! he.an to have All appetite and when
nnished The remainder the Il cnbing had left mc
inc pnipltation was better and could sleep nights
took ionr bottles and then left off to sec II ,hc
treat bentfi' tad received wac permanent for
everything had taken before had proved onIv
temporary. 80
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
TRUSTEES. SALES.

by VIRTUE or y DEED OF TRUST DATED
- September ~. 1870, and OF record in The
crk's Office or the Hastings Cour, for The city
or Roanoke, VA, in deed book -, PAGE ilG.
whereby f. b. Dolin conveyed to tic under,
signed trustee tho parcel OF land hereinafter
mentioned To secure 10 Josiah Friend the ia,
mcnt OF tho sum or $1,000, cviGcnccd by one note
OF 500. payable 80 days after date. ~ notes of
so cacl payable monthly. with interest from
date, ana whereas default having hsru made in
thr payment OF five ci said notes and being re-
lucslcd 30 10 do by The beneficiary viii ON
TIT RSDAi, TIE BOTH DAY Of MARCH, lsg3
Al IL i'll front OF the courthouse at k,nnokc
city proceed 10 sell ut public auction to The
mentioned and described ~ follow:
Beginning 1T point On the cast side OF Wheat
street % feet south OF Dale street the nee south ~
degrees east % feet To an allcv, thence with said
alley south III degrees west 81. icct to II point
thence north ~ degrees west 10 feet To Wheat
street thence wit n Wheat street north 10 degrees
east 32H feet 10 The place of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the EXPENSE
OF executing this trust, including IA tr,-tcc's
commission OF legal per centum and TO paw off
and discharge the amount OF notes in which de.
fault has been made, and The note to become due
March ~. 1873. say SlT2 ,5 and the balance in
monthly instruments OF $3.50 each. with interest
until all unpaid noteS above mentioned be paid
off and the remainder, II any, in two years from
date OF sale. al OF said deferred pa IN .nts to be
properly secured. E. +. COLE.
-, tu- Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28

But found that il was rot so In this case.
nave not taken ii for some time and lis
results are inst as good and pcrn III en.
Il must tell you IN like new person have
an W.. eNcciicn appetite can cat anything and every
'hns ana feel bnoI ant and ambitious
cannot express half want to- and all this Is
pcricctly true, as al my friend. aud acullaini.
anc,s arc Knowing to all the facts
,,, never expected to be cured a. iny case had
hcch OF 80 long standing. | hoped TOR nothing
moe than relief for while; but cm cur,d Der
icctly cured Yes, 10 moi h, state 10 say that
through The hcssIi, Of God end Dr. t:rcenc's
cured" i''N'S
Such Is the lady's remarkable cure, and we
DOUBT IL such wonderful cures have ever before
nccn made n arc effected by this truly valuable
discovery, Dr. Grccnc's NeIvura blood and nerve
remedy. $40
II is fact that everybody needs sprnr mcdi.
enc, something to tone up and strengthen tho
nerves invi' crate tho blood and start up healthy
action or the organs; ard no medicine in the
Worid so perfectly and completely docs this as
nr: Greene's Ncrvnra blood and nerve r, mcdy
IL Il the ideal spring invigorant and restorative.
All can secure its great benefits as il is Tor sale
ny druggists Tor 81. Ii is too a putely vegetable
anu harmless medicine, the prescription in fact
Oh inc well Known, successful spccia list in ner-
vors and chronic diseases. DR.. Grccrc of Is IL
I'm strt ct, New York, who can be consulted free
oi charge, personally or by letter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
TRUSTEES SALES.

negotiable Dotes as described in said deed Of
mon, ana default having been made in the pay.
n Del, requested 20 do 70 by said beneficiary
WI; IN WEDNESDAY, MARCH ], 1879, AT IL
OSLOCh M In front OF tho courthouse OF Roa.
loS , city; eel to the highest bidder at pnblic
M an that C rtain lot parcel OF land lying
scrihed as follows to wit: ~ 1u "o
n n1ee,nnins at point at the southeast corner Of
D Kan; avenue and Eiwood street thence with
Eiinwooi street south degrees , minutes Gfty
feet TO TO NJ polnt thence in northery direction l
DEGREES minutes east 81. fee: to Dalc avcnnc
rncnce with Dale avenue in southcry direction
W ~, :, ,cet u point thence north al degrees 10
minutes ~ seconds east Is feet to the place of 10
ginning and known as lot IL block u. Of The R"i
mont mon, Land Company's Addition to the CITY OF
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cos, or,xo
cutting this trust, including trustees CON n1issinn
OF hvc per cent, and 10 pay on the past due rot.s
VITA interest To date Uf sale, and balance if suv
payable In monthly instalments or 81 each
,o,., j. +. WlNGFIELD
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
Cupli.'s Hold Up.

/ met roobcr in the wood,
Who stopped the in a bosiiy dell,
a robGer armed all cap-a-pie
Who smiled with arch diablerie
As in The snare l, guiIclcss, fell
Al first resistance faint made,
But finally was forced to yield
She flashed two rows o! shining pearl
For this fierce robbcr was a girl
And l subdued. submissive, knecled.
She curved her lips OF dewy rcd
And pierced me with her flashing eyes
She stole my reason 1T the start,
And then she robbed me OF my heart
And-lcft me, with her captured prize
&c Police: police" vainly cried,
They only laughed my plight TO sec
The roober had my heart secure.
She had il firm, and fast and sure
And wo"ld not give it back 10 me
minneapolis Journal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
I.ove Came to Me.

l.Ovo came TO Me.
Love came 10 Inc one morning gray,
And begged thai would Let him stay,
And warm his LITTLE hands ami feet
Beside my fire. He smiled so sweet,
How could tell the baby "nay?"
How could send the child away
Forth through the wintry wind &c stray
When from the cold and checress street
Love came 10 me-
An, no! warmed the frosty fay.
But while against my breast he lay.
With twinl.ling eyes, the little cheat
Sent through my heart an arrow fleet,
And yct-think YOU rue the day
Love came 10 me?
Gertrude Morton, in I.ippncotts
Reward of Perseverance.
"'katic, hc mincl" the fond youth cried.
No, John, it cannot bel
You're only 20, sir!" She said,
While am o.
So poor John waited patiently
For ten long years and then,
a stalwart maa, he went and told
The maid his love again
No, John she said: Twill never do
You're quite too Old FOR me,
For you are 30 now. while L
stopped q, "a"
-Chicago.Tribuna
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
, hill and board ear for the little

e hill and board car for the little
ondc's home.
lie was not tho kind to linger long at
\ c gate but, bidding Annie a hasty
Cd night, started at Il swift walk for
is room, which was situated in Il
uch more thiclsly settled portion OF
g city.
Block after block he rapidly coy.
ed, until the houses grow more pre-
ntions and he began 20 realize he
ust be getting into the swell resi-
nee portion Of the city. Out against
ic moon-lit Sky doomed Il mansion Of
agnifccnt proportions. Surrounded
+; monarch shade trees. signing softly
Il tho Summers nights breeze, the
1.aceful grandeur of the scene fasci.
tied him and he paused TO admire.
3fSuddcnly there rang out upon the
H. a pistol shot. simultaneously n
4 rick was heard, then Il side door OF
he mansion was flung violently open
$.d two dark figures dashed down the
8eps, only to be confronted by third,
chose brass buttons and silver star
listened in the moonl light.
1.-The sound of scuflling feet on the
eide gravel walk fell on Bowers ears
4 he crouched pecrngly from behind
4trce. Then another pistol shot anc
#c brave blue-coated policeman sank
q the ground corpse.
$rhe two dark figures, with IL curse
Il their lips, bounded down tho path.
4most brushing the tree behind which
&Dwcrs was concealed. AS they swept
81 st him he could sec they wore masks,
4 posing only the lower part OF thei,
ices. Yet not so swiftly did they fly
Hit Bowers rapid eye quickly caught
q d noted distinctive points in their APP
.]aranceS.
#rhc noise of the shots soon attracted
Neral people and q brother officer &c
Ne scene. Bowers called the Office,
Hide and told him what he had seer
I'd heard, gave the officer his name,
Aldrcss and occupation, and, after re
living an injunction 10 SAY nothing
n nobody Till called upon" started
2 ain for home.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
Clear the Way.

There's 81 change about to conc,
Gear the wat
III The world OF Fashion-do:a.
So they say.
skirts have beer worn close and fat;
But VIC ii have 10 more Of that:
On! its crinolinc they're at.
Gear Tie way,
Bald the street cars good and wide.
Clear the way.
l.vcn ihcn the men outside
lave 10 stay:
Ana they II make Il dreadful fuss,
just Eccausc within "A bus ~
There !" only room for us.
ClcIr he wayi
carried men with wives TO dress
C3il,s 10 pay)
Arc tic picture of distress
For they SAY
That IL certainly will take
Just as !nuch again 10 make
Dresses ot the proper shape.
Clear the wayl
Huhica 20 from lxm TO waist
Clear the way
Just TO salt the wcarcr's taste
For display.
Merchants wear Il ilcn1ish grin,
Ocr the custom they will win
Wien the crinoline comes IN.
Clear The wayl
-Chicauo Journal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
lncOngruitics.

Our language is so plain ana clear
That II We say smoker smoked,
When words from human lips we hear,
We ought 10 say the spoken spokcd
II loud the wind was heard 10 blow.
In truth We saJ il iicrccly blew,
Then why not say OF fallen snow,
The snow king came and wildly snew.
And rs we mention one who ran,
by saying that we saw him rum
II through Il glass the sky we scan,
Or course the sky we then have scum
And il we say the boy did siido,
Or that We know the boy has slidden,
We may remark OF strcamlct wide,
Though narrow once, IL since has Widen
Ralph L. lioyt, in Bclford's Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28
PRETTY RHYMES.
\ Wou,,n's Watch.

Woman's Watch.
y. am wcnan's watch AMI,
But would that / were not,
For, II you knew. yon would not deny
That Eiinc Is Il sorry lot
She'll let mc rest for n great long while.
Then all Of & sudden seek
To twist me up so tight thaiI'n
Keep going fer - wccl:
she leaves re open when she will
M In sick OF dir; ANA things
Or PINS ana liai. have got ,ay fill
Ani OF hutioIG. hooks ana strings
There's i5ur-lcat clover ia me. TOO.
And y piece Of II Photograph:
am S:"lIGd completely THROUGH and throu.h
VITA tooiApic.is. cloves ai.i chat
MY hands arc twisted 10 and fro
am r'ui:.pcd and Jared. alacli
Ai;d then, If fail TO siraightway go.
am pounded ircut and b.;ci:
win her hat-i,in all my wheels she'll try
III size nrc"%S thc,a every one.
AlC then shc'.l say: Il don't src whv
This blamed old thing won't run,''
Detroit Free Press
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-28

Pf vIRTUEOF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
- cutcd to me, the undersigned trustee on the
3l:i day OF May, lS!2, by Mrs. Emma \ Pole and
Wilbur = 20 e, her husband, 10 to Mrs
Mamie l. Lunsfoid the sum OF one thousand dol.
lars n evidenced by two cgotiabic notes OF the
sum OF 5000 each. dated the slst day of May
iS.r!. and due in ninety day and six months and
one noic OF $50 o. due in twelve months from
date with interest, aud default having been made
III he payment OF The first two notes and being
,,.e?nc,ltd 50 10 do by the bcnei iary, win on
WEDNESDAY, Tllk SrH DAY Of MARCH
1893, Al IL O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF The
conitho Sc OF Roanoke, Virginia, sell by
pablo auction the following property sit
mated in The city OF ltoauoke. State
OF Virginia, lying on north side OF Alhc
marie street and fronting thereon - feet aud cx-
ten Ing back between parallel lines I'D feet u an
alley and designated IA lot L. section -, o1 the
map or the LEWIS addition.
ERMS: Cash ~ 10 an amount sum ,ent 10
pay the costs OF executing this trust, to pay OF
and Ole charge the two notes or $3.50 ~ each above
referred 10, assume a debt OF $4,000 due In
October, lS.0. with interest nj the rate Of per
cent. per anDum, balance to be made pavnb 2 ON
the 2lst day or May 1873, th't being the time the
go 60 note above referred 10 becomes due
- tbs II. ID. GUM, Trustee