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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

ALMA OLSEN, Iiik ADMINISTRATIVE
"a at the estate OF Hans Olsen.
u,C,usod. having Ned her petition
h.tuin, duly Nouhci, praying Tor an
order IL sale N all the ruHl estate ~ said de.
ced,ut, for thU purposes therein act tufth, 10
Is therefore ordered w tho judge Ot said cont
IHtt rII persons lutpTCfted Ia tho estate uf saul
d .ctHaCI, au.ubr before tho enid Probate
tHUtI 0u Tuesday me 2lst day ~ November
4 20 30 u'glluA lu Che forenoon Uf FHi1 uuy,
az 200 court ruOw NJ stid probate court ~ me
county Ulur. luusu, 100 ,lr cily aud county NJ
-tlt Lake. Utah Territory, 90 chow uhuHu why
Au uldyr shHuIu HHt hc granite tu tho sail Id-
muHtIlirIN. tnfc . sn murh of the rUtl vHtHte
necessary. anu that Is COSY ul tUIs uttrg HU
published uf IHuHt four successive Wu.tF lU tnr
brsIlrr EVENING NEWH Newspaper inflated
luu puuIIahOu 900 rAIu city and county
latgd October lltNt lelt
JACOB BE-, BLAIR.
Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
A pislacnted Shoulder.

Mira Hyrum olmstead, who resides
near the Hooper switch, met with a
very painful accident yesterday. The
lady was busy with her household
duties whom her foot slipped anu eno
fell dislocAling her Right shoulder.
ORA Powers anu joyce rendered. m,di'
raj mid.
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KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPRINeu GENEVA, NY.
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic and a Regulator.
HAS CURED

Insomnia, tncipirnt BriEbrs, Diabetes,
Kidney Troubles, Indigestion, Ncr.
vaus Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility,
csnstipatioa, Gravel, nheumaiism,
catarrh OF tho HowsIr. LAYER Dini.
eaiiics, Female Complaints, ga.
t~'rh aud Inflammation OF tho
Bladder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Nlnsir.

The Wellsville bTns- band furnished
music At the Republican convention In
Logan on Monday. The boys chow
the result Of careful study aud steady
tr,iuing, having made won deTiul
Improvement since las, year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
A Surveying Party.

quito large party went through
Blacksmith Fork canyon lait wtce,
and have been. surveying Ia THIS val.
Icy IN tho iniet,itof tue Utgh ~ Wy
0mlng railway. The leaders Of the
pAt,y feet confident that the road Will
pn,a through Cache valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Ameriean Mheelmen,s Lcngnp.

n. w. FIaisig has been appointed
local consul Of the league OF American
wheelmuu. In all probability n branch
VI the lea ue will DO established here,
~ the sport Ia increasing IN popularity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
polnlcnl.

The Democratic municipal ticket Of
Provo u now comp elcd. Myr0n Tan.
nor has received the nomiuation a.
couDc. 'mlu In the Third ward In the
llace OF John a. Warner who wa
.iyou tho mafshslship nomination.
n. l.. Nelson AMI A. L.. Booth are tue
nominees for tho Council from the
Fourth waid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
SHIFTS Filed.

Celia A. Blown ye.totdsy bfoagst
suit agains, Sidney Stevens and James
Montgomery, sureties Of Thomas II.
Brown, her guardian, Tor tho recovery
f6gg.2i, which she alleges has been
mlsappfspriated by Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
prnsnerinH.

ono OF our home industries, the
Cache Valley Kui,ting works, Is doing
we'll. Last week Il made "A shipment
OF $1,000 worth OF goodr ~ Bear Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

MAN WITH TEAM WANTED At SALT
vi Lake Exchange nuroau. 20 b., gud sou h
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SEE WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR ME.

am ns good ~ ono risen from the
dead. A few months ngo l had givon
myself up 10 die, and by mere chance
heart Of Millor's Geneva Mineral
Water, from Geneva, New YORK. |
called III the Water Depot In Portland,
Oregon, l told tho agent had been
afflicted ior many years with what Ia
called Cyaiiles, Or inflammation Of the
bladder, also diahetee, that had lost
nifty Iounds weight Ia the past year,
anu that | would soon pass 10 another
sphere. l have spent thousands Of
dollata on doctors and mudiolnts, anu
hll 10 no avail; nud was uaing meui-
cine all the time for the past six years,
by the time had used five gallons OF
the Geneva Water was compare.
lively we'll. on, herr me, all you that
are afflicted snd suffering with Un-
nary Troubles or Stomach Ailments u
any kind, the Geneva Mineral Water
will cure you. IL has cured me.
Como ana fve ma aud Judge for
yourself 100 Post Office Block, Sal,
Lake CITY.
JOHN srODDARD,
An OLD TIMER.
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We, the undersigned, testify that the
foregoing Ia ttuv.
Hon. David Eoolos, ex.M iyor, Ogden.
Georg, Rlmncy, Bishop @nth ward,
&. W. Nlbley, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Der Go.
Judge rhomas ID. Dee.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Bishop NJ. Il. Brown.
John A. McAlislrr Notary
Hos. "A. n. Spencer.
Hon. ]. A. West,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

DIxb Nops, oN gyp STREET. GROOM
- brick house, city water. etc. insY
tcrmsi ii.aUo.
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Gone TO Chicago.

City Tfcasurer Bt1vcr anu family
lott Logan yesterday for trip " TIE
Woud's Far.
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rourth District Court.

The charge against Robert Adams
falloged rapn) occupied the enllfe
limo Yesterday in the Fourth district
court IL isa horrible case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

90 ACVKs. TWELVE Miles FROM
90 city. good uaicf right orchard. four
rDum house aud atahieti gLtUV.
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a Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

NITANrku e. WArCuMAN, TIMEKEPER.
w married jauitor, good milkgr, lol other
good paying positions now open. We have
the places hnd want men 10 nll thom, salt
LAte Exchange Bureau, ~ E. and south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Noble woMo7's Qvae sQrlQs.

LYDIA Knights History, m inier,,tir,
Volume, walton ia un attractive mud plo,.lns
fiylr, 25t.
Hercules OF "fIornoucom 4" ittsfssilr,
Stretches ~ uumHn who have proved uem.
solves worthy oi honor, 2ie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

JNUnNfsuED ROOMS AMI huusEs N
II 100 parts of Tho city W. bogan' ul
iottonIec Block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

MTICE GROOM FRAME COTTAGE,
~ lot ~ ait3fuct noiwCcr Oh ADD iIth
south, near West Temple. snap. $500.
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Office In Desorot National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Telephone. i42.

DmEoroRs y. 8 Richards, Thos. q. Weber,
y. W. Clayton, ELIAS A. smith, NJ. r Can.
ninss, JAmes II. Moyle, Cha. U. Riehsrts,
A-W. oGTlsoI. J. q. CuueE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

order 20 n ow cause why order OF sale Of real
,a-ALu Ln-mLl nor lu nAln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

In the matter OF tho estate Of lIans Olsen.
dec, Hscd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

A flusECLAsS DAIRY fARM or n
"A acres. Ni miles from city. Nlcu new
residence, tlHhlc, sheds, mills houses aud ilrst.
elias Wls route, trhIng fa1r per month. ttsy
laYWcnt. $500 down. W. Hogan, 40 iosto'
Nice Bloch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

CuEAr HOUSE AMI LOT. can
y inc passes door Apply 7 East, Second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

MICE. GEST.E BUGGY HuHsE AND
~ harness, So WI. Began, ii0 ros;onico
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A LARGE FARM TO RENT.

A FINS Farm rO RENT tlNTEES
N mi o. from the ely. Apply early az -
N Erect, salt Lake Ciiy.
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4 ROOM COTTAGE ON CENrEn IT,
II. ncaf WcCornlck residence. liricE cellnf,
the Wow, lol .bXiia feet. Look this Ny, sl,.ol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

EOR SALE CUlNr on TRADE, 4
II small arm Boa Cache valley Tor paru'
uulars address Mrs 49,, lll ~ street, CITY.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probatr Court. ia and for salt Lake
County, lurri DRY " Utah
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MONEY BROKERS.

coz Anh To LOAS oN CITY
~ ZOsNtlpO properly, farm or chat
ties, W., Hogan, ti0 tos,onc, lilo't.
II luU Niru 40 uUHRUN MOsa4
j Coll on SALT LAKE VALLEY LuAN
a TRUST COMPANY. n east, fiut south
street
$4,000 re dsr ap5 " Y,a mdis9s5
Cali mornings on hutel a.. Tracy, Tor few
days NJ onge OF fraug u stevens, lloom a.
Commercial Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

D HAVE FuUl MOE PIECES or
? property that vii br sold nt a Fhrrincn
ltwI.l lay Nou Co zee thCtc lctor5 buying. w..
d, Hogan. flW IU.tuuru HIuCa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

NToNEY To LOAN At ALL TIMES
WI % Ihr rllnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

A hEW BNuOhT FRAME WITH
n laws. fot4'AIil feet lrlae, Nl0i $3.50
GOWN balance W monthly payment. ", d.
Began, llu lnuUfIHU blnta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

n
~ nuildiag and Loan Ar0ciHuon. Loans
munCy ate pur cent. Look this up % you need
money or want home
4 ROOM COTTAGE oN CrNTER IT,
Il ncaf NcD0rnlct residence. Nrtck cellar,
nno Wow, lui .bNlia feet. Look this w, sl'.ol'
MONEY To LOAN At ALL TIMES
vi affair rates
ODi AuHEs ON TuE JORDAN nor.
. a toms a. grost bargain.
N,ricF GROOM FRAME COTTAGE.
~ lot ~ aif3fuot Between oth ADD ilih
souih' near wet temple. Asnap. $3.50.
- .HoOM uiA,tg HOUSE, ANp SUM.
- mcr tltchcn. 2lNi's feet, nowing we'll, all
fenced. 2nd Hast, ,a1
RHUuM SEW FRAME HOUSE,
- electric LIGHTS. bath. aul modern Improve
munis, on lnd street hasy pAYmonni silvl
OK. RODS. t.EooW FRAME, CLOSE
~ in tasy payments 'sol
90 ACRKs. rwELyG Miles PROM
90 city. good uaicf right orchard. four
room house and stables tLtvJ.
tNi mons. VACANT. on nFfn
4 East, between 9TH aud oh South Aaly
payments. u.5ao.
= Ifics house, city water. sie. in.Y
tCrmsi ii.aUo.
Iht AUUE4 FOUR MILES PROM
w city, broom house, orchard, atablus,
etc. balHnro in lurUtn ON Mill Greek uUncn.
hAsY phrmcuta lrtc a,iu.
HOUSES FoR RENr ~ ALL
IL uarti Of tho city
GUOf surCK & ROSE.
No.li W. geconi South street Rooms D \ 2
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DuF CHEAPEST PLAuE rs TOWN rs
i Che ., n, T. second hand ttorc, = wet.
Second souIh. Large stock Of everything on
hand.
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p-EVEWgHODY TO KNOW
w that we never HAD the Mammoth Mining
contract Tor ucu3 lutwe have several good
p1siu1ns open tor GOOD people. salt Lake IA
change bureau, 90 L. and ~uutn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

OF as hat AID in courteous tone said:
~So loabt. sir. you are = burglar
sure enocgh. replied the stranger
Il AN sorrF % disturb you" eontin-
usi saint Rleul-
'.How could fellow imagine. said
the burglar. that q man OF the world
ike you and such . rcputed clubnan
could couie home 50 early a. this
Il forgot something Only for that
my presence would be inexplicable.
The burglar sighed: Il have no sort
% luck Of late. and while waiting for =
good stroke. the plans OF which are al
ready laid. just came in here 70 Keep
my hand in. for was afraid I might
get rusty"
'Your explanations are very salts
factory. indeed said Saint Rieul. ''but
since happened 10 come In In time,
just be good enough 20 retire"
Certainly. sir"
Take cigar"
with pleasure" said the visitor.
because would be sorry TO go away
slxuI.kct"
The stairway Is lighted" replied the
viscount. $50 that IL viii not BE-. neces-
sary for me 20 show you the way. IL
the concierge should be indiscreet
enough To ask you where you are COM
ing from. tell him simply that you have
just left VI. de saint-Rieul"
Thank you. sir"
Light your cigar"
''Ohl don't take the trouble, sir.
have matches"
''Adicu, monsieur"
81 have the honor u salute you
And the burglar quietly went down.
sfafrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Dance In the sewers.

The world ought 10 be sufficiently ac-
customed TO Partisan freaks by this
time not To be startled by anything
that happens in that gay town Their
last fancy concerns their annual charity
hall. The Parisians thoroughly believe
that any fete given for sweet virtues
sake should present the most novel and
striking features possible In order To
prove a great success. IL is with this
end in view that they are talking of
holding their ball in the strangcst of
all places. nothing less than in big sew
ers- Fancy dainty danes putting their
satin-slippered feet and trailing the
frocls Of lace and chiffon in such an odd
ballroom. But before they are al
lowed to enter the hands of able art
lists and skillful workmen will have
transformed those unwholesome colon
nades into enchanted bowers. Aladdin
like caves, and salons rivaling the VAL
ley of Diamonds The idea is truly
Partisan. bizarre and eccentric, and
ought TO have success
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

ve- cornpanions without warning she
ono dsy enorrcd Tho livery barn Of Louis
,AIbxiaSat. cnring the night. and. while
the nn~ary stable hands wore snoring
OF -hc.r co1ches beside Tho front en-
traoss. she quietly drew . buggy from
tho carriage department, selected and
harne>sed tho animal best qualified for
n rapid top,<pcy. a valuable trotting
mare. 'n1.z,r,s \. : with mark 81 2.ss,
fitthed II and climbing into the
bngzy eAsted by Tho sleeping employees
- quickly that they could only tell in
what dlr-uesoa sAs had Disappeared A
p.1sse II ofirers and deputies VIZ I'M
fnexliAtefy 1rgaaliEed and went ia pur-
suit. bat th<y never got sight 81 her.
she droTe al night and the next Gay.
and ~us beard ~ THREE days later at
Weir ,itv. Kan. where she was Gap
t1roa AMI the animal recovered.
Tho -riri was brought hack % Fort
fscotl and for -ha first time put b-hind
Ale rrisoa bars There she rcrnaincd
until the January term ~ the district
court. when Tho casc against her wsS
dismissed.
This narrow e~capc from tie peritsn-
tiary. the seriousness IF which was GER
tainig most keenly appreciated by she
.rro<iiry. was. however. a. Inc t,sAl In
ccrin Z her mania FOR horsee a. were shc
persuarsoo. punishment and hnai dis
oY~re,~nt q her parents. and in les
than t-rrise hours she waS e~eirlg
s.rss Tie prairles behind span u
hurses stolen - th- hour 81 midnight
from fsrla~r's barn Ia Crawford
eoHntr
~-et.ing mos q appreclate the -riin-
>railfy - he- lcrs nor - apprehcnL
tte iaevit table r--suls. ss.~ next morning.
after = sli-tts contsnuorss and lonesome
tourney. found her riding through the
str-~ts - - sane -itY where va siru-
sted he al whence SIZE had been re-
learrd the day before. few hours
liter her pursusrs entered he city. bat
she had a.<sla ed Driving twenty
nailss east. shc crossed ne Missouri f-1e
and arrived az Ncvada There she put
the stolen traut Ia . llvery barn a. 49,
rnritV ~ arrsthrr fes1, eish whith
So reasi,n-rl her f.urp~y. she cared
rot xherr Aa0fh~r day. however.
fonnt hrr n ffe zrasp - tic sheriff =
N-rron ccpatf. No inst a. she ras
drrinr iafo lrwin. Buston eounfv and
49, is Gov a pri>oaer ia the Ial e
fraef,r.i -auntv kan. ~here fhe next
- Csc isst tt~ft 49, ccunsttsst It
hns been sa.d aaf = herse thisf IN Kan
80 sittsis tess efares o. I've shan
rurr aei rertsin b e 'has Msv
ttns rnsr eian1ifF fr1r rrs-s,
deafr 81 tea a.sn.ie ~ fa.' heressr-i Anti
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
-sNolLYeosTER" AN OLD WORD
first Used in isss by Vigorous II Pro-
fame Georgia Campaign Orator.

first Used I'm Isfs by . Vigorous ~ Pro-
fame Georgia Campaign Orator.
The word ''snollygoster" was first
used 10 describe place dem
agogue. says Col. Ham, of Georgia,
back i'm ISIS. when the Niagara incl
dent threatened war with England.
There was joint debate that year in a
Georgia town between John Kelly and
Jonas Gaines, rival candidates for the
legislature. and Kelly spoke first. The
chief plank of his platform. by the
way. was that the president should
seize all the roads % Liverpool so as To
prevent a salt famine in case OF war.
After he had acclaimed with great eff
feet on the necessity OF plenty of salt,
Gaines arose and spoke these we'll
remembered words: ''Fellow-citizens,
eff there's anything on top side of earth
that makes me mad. it's ter see q snol-
lygoster of Teller continually a
swipin' aroun' after the orthography ov
a little Office what he KANT never git,
and hain't got sense enough to fill if he
could git it." Finally he reached the
salt question. and raising himself on his
tiptoes, he yelled: ~Liverpool-huh,-
North Carolina salt is burned sight
salter, and there's = dozen roads 10 the
works" Gaines won the debate and
was elected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
rao a.. vhI,t rnrtv.

A novel and mirth-provoking expert
mcnt was devised recently by an origin
al hostess for the selection Of partners
a, whist party. Family albums were
ransacI<ed for photographs of all the gen.
slemen present in long dresses. in kits or
IN the first pair. and these were shaken
together in hat, from which the la
dies drew Some Of the bald heads
ADORE the dress suits bore sufficient re-
semblance 70 the bald heads i'm the mus
lin baby froclSs 20 be easily recognized,
but la others II was difficult TO trace
ownership. The most amusing part OF
the play was the smazerncnt of the
men when the lectures appeared. for
thev. like the ladies.-xere unaware Of
thc ID an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
The WOMEN or EGYPT.
vssss Ts.s Prove rhsy We're Not Par Ne
nind Their - o<i<rs Sisters.

ys<ss Tnss Prove They We're Not Par B<-
hind Their - o<l>rs sisters.
The women Of to-day should - deep
iy learned Ia Esyptology. Is there Is
much In recent developments To show
that woman was very highly regarded
In the ancient times We find them act
ing as regents during the minority of
their sons They transacted business
and bequeathed their property. Deeds
Of gifts have been found by a mother To
her daughter, and another in which q
mother transfers her property 20 her
daughter on certain conditions. Then
there Is the famous Queen Hatasu, q
most brilliant woman and remarkable
builder.
The oldest known fragment of Homer
piliowed the head OF young woman
who was doubtless buried with her
favorite poet a. Tennyson OF our own
time WAS buried with his. There Is
every indication that the higher educa-
ton of woman was duly considered and
II 20 evidences Of cocducation exist
IL Is doubtless because those ancient
people were much too wise TO attempt it.
That women possessed tact and .
delightful manner of ordering their
homes is inferred from the fact that
al the portraits and statues OF Egypt
ian men represent them with a partic-
ularly happy and good-nasursa az
preston
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Is FOND OF HORSES
Mzy Colsin Becomes a Grim
lnal to Secure Them
HowAwoMAN's LOVE MASTERS
RsnnE.sss Esespa1-s q Pr-uy Cal n
k4nsxs ana A..soar,-Shs
Ns~ Ia Iai-

se.-cely had "a. prezs ceased % con
m-nt "a the career tu1 aazi death u
the f4r~f-s.s-t At4shiarton Nsrsrman,
knssFn a. ~ o<ielsyeaAEtsn horse thief.
y hose mania TO- stealing horses had
not b~--n surei By fve terms IN the Ms
soori aud Kansas penitsntias1es. aud
rho siissi ab-sut . year $50 In The state
prisan o. ksu<-a@ a. LAnziag n The age
ii 81 where he lad served bat one
year % . tssenLy-ye.r sentences for his
<lsssnta o.Esasa. wh-n thsre appeared
heforo 80 pal,1s al even naore pho-
roln,nsi b. n. whose coordinate preii-
lee.in s3r tins horses azld thu bold aRd
u1lfaLteriag manner IA which size exc
ented her designs tcEna AIDED lanch space
ari has conferred upon . Young -
ycar-old giri the appellatiou of the
fsInals horse thief This zirl - May
colvtn. ant her history = unprecedented
A. tho category - phenomenal crime
Her honle. According - tho Chicago
Herald Is In ThaFrr. No. or wa
thsre until The inception Of her sen
eational career Wheu very young
she demonstrated passionate love
f7r hos~srs. aud Sd extrcrae was her
as-sirc - cages and Dc near
them tat the anxiety Of her par
eats, who were IA handle circuul-
stalsccs. WA aroused. and their appre-
henzions q her mind beng affected
were often exrresSed - the neighbors
n the httie eIwr- Disp2raginx com-
roent and the unfavorahls criticism O.
the community vas duAliy excited. and
tno father found that something must
BE- done - compel her - desist lie ~.
s,rt,l. Q, coerel.sa By both cha-tisemrn;
Ana seciDsion from the world Then
beEar her csr-cr "a horse thief Ona
evening, at the age ~ -. She left home.
siid she las not ssnee been s-en by her
r. afiVek fnt~rinr = neighbor's barn
g. tes uiC - 2he bridlcd aud saddled tho
frat aaie2l that sped her away froni
its owner. md she has since hem either
= oef1gee or . pris,zer After perpe-
tra-inr several suss,cssfnl th-fts anil
edrol.iy eluding the oeicers OF each 10
c4iity Ia which she operated. she made
der appearance Ia Fort Scott. Ky.
eo0nt AK mouths asD. Separating from
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a Csrtsss Creature That Disappeared by
Reason Of Plague.


One Of the Nightmares Of John Ash
tons Curious Creatures Of Zoology" Is
the mouis- tish or sea monk. he being in
@obted - both Aldrovandus and Stow
FIR his account IL the old writer's are
reliable. these monsters were quite
common ia the North sea. the British
channel and along The Irish coast up 20
the year i4i<. when they a-e said 20
have become extinct through the raw
ages ~ a plague similar - that which
was affecting men at about tho same
time. The ~upcrstitsous ~ those days
believed that they were priests or
monks rho hal been cursed for some
crime and condemned BY tod 20 an end
lees life beneath the waves
stow account 81 one caught IN 1877
= NJ follows He had the shape ~ a
man Ia al prints and wsa kept in the
castle a. oxfs--i ~ the keeper thereof
All manner - raw meats he did gladly
cate. bat uacrr 1reedili> a rave fShe.
after that b. had crushed out al mos
tnre. often he was brought u the
church. bit showed no signs of rerer-
enc~. and AZ length. when not well
iaolxei ~. hc stole away - the SEA and
was never seen again after
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A DANGEROUS JUMP.

Here and Rider Unexpectedly Drop
Elesea Feet. Cninjured.
The jump shown in the illustration
was made By an officer of the Royal
Irish regiment on November %. 1899. at
Cionmel, Ireland The distance from
the top OF the wall 70 the road Is eleven
feet There was rise of five feet on
the other OF taking side Of the wall.
which completely hid the drop into the
road The rider did not see his danger
until IL was too late u turn back. His