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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-20

Boz tho Probate Court in and for salt Lake
County, ruluiory Of Utah.
I'm Che matter Of tho eftHtc OF W. D.. Juhla,
drttuHUd
o'ic. i0 show cause why oriU, OFT sale uf real
rstAto should mot be mhu,.
NJ frhILAlGAN,TuE ADMINISTRATOR
AVA. u' lhc estate 0f " o.. ohnH deceased.
iA.Hs i.0I u.s petition ht Gin, duly Nrunrl,
lfNlIH or 1n order ~ .a'o nt all The r"hl
ra.Hiu ui .a.l durudDni Cor thn purposes there.
n .ot luHl, 10 is therefore ordered by ihr
d1iEr ui 900 court. tnHtHlp rsuus interested
M hr estate 1f Hsti dtrrHHoi. appear before
ur fud ne coutt on tuesday, the 2th
Gay ul Auf., "I'. 90 Do O'Clock in thU forenoon
~ thd naN. ht the court room OF s1id ironatc
court 40 tuu tuuuty court House iu the city
o. % county nf salt luar Utah Territory, %
sluW g.u.H yu. % order shu. Do NOT Uu grant.
go leo Tue HIId Huu1uiFtrHtnr To- cell sn much ~
tIt tcl. cHIufc ll Ihu Hlid dCcrusciut pubic sile
lH sral. hu uorgss by, aui tnht copy OF ihis
or'tr Nu IHINslrI o. least four successive
wcch7 BOO Cog iH.Y ursturr Nfws, o. nvwa.
rror printed aud published Iu taid city anu
yuuuINs
Dated sa.t Lake CITY. Varth %. i.n.
JACOB 10. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
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n. n,--Anldaut must be- made by On Oniucr or
Manager Of the Company, mud before
Notary OF Clerk under Omc.al seal.
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NOTICE.

fINnE ANNUAL NETTING of THE
Il stockholders Of the RcNhlrr Milling Co.
VIII be hold In toe onicc " VIM. u Preston,
salt Lake Cny, OF Monday. MaN I, 1895 no. D
O'Clock y M, Tor the purpose % clecilug DO
rcctors and other officers 10 serve tor Che
ensuing year. to hear the accrctlry's annual
report and transact any other business that
may come before iho meeting
JAS. GILLESPIE, socrciary
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order 90 Show Causo Why order of sale OF
MnaI u.LaIa -MnuII Not 30 MAhn
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Fidelity Mutual Aid Association.


Name of Company and Location, Fidelity
Mutual Aid Association. San Francisco,
California.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In aud Tor tho Third Ju.
dIcmi Diatrict OF Utah, county Of
salt f.ukp.
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n. H-Anldayit Must 10 made byun Ogirrr or
Manager Of tho Company, and before
Notary or Ciork under OnlciM seal,
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Notice Of Time and Place Tor the Hearing OF
Petition tor Admlsslon ~ Probate
Uf Will
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WHY IT is 50.

hCcause nature ssTa a1. Nature never iloa.
ehc 1aya,"I impose the horrors 81 f.onaumptioni
~ also aay.. "bthoid. giyo YOU the cure"
Tic cue 10 at band boz
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Charles A. Henderson aud MIME X. tIcndcr.
con MB wife, Henrietta NuhdOn, George h.
Ncldnu, her husband, and Stakeholder
hrus' Manufacturing Company "a corpora,
tom, Defendant.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

" W MIib1s
Clerk ut The Probate Court
arlington, attorney tof sai1 estate
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oIa1f 70 t .loE l .hssa a.L m.l. quo " I-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-20

Order i1 show cause why oriOs oft sale 0f 90
DstAto should MOT be mhu,.
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20 thn Probate Court. bon and Tor Salt lake
County. Iuruiory Of Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Affairs at

Fremont, Nov. 1s.-[Special to The BEE.
Harry T. Stoney and Miss Nevada Nc
Mahill of Omaha were united Ia marriage
today by Justice Fluff at the Emo hotel.
They were accompanied to this city by d. T..
Cullinane of Omaha.
The Standard Cattle company reports that
the results of its venture in cultivating sugar
beets have been highly satisfactory. The
average of the whole 500 acres has been about
fifteen and n half tons OF high standard beets
to the acre, which, according TO reports re-
ceived, more than doubles the average pro-
duct CT the Grand Island and Norfolk fields.
The officers say this eXcels the best
results in California, as an average crop i'm
the best beet sections of that state is but
about ten tons to the acre.
The city authorities have put Z. N. Morse,
eN-county treasurer, to work on the city
treasurer's books, and as far as he has gone
he corroborates those who had already gone
over them. Treasurer Forbes says he
cannot account for the shortage, but admits
that he was utterly unqualified for the office
and claims that the deficit has occurred
through mistakes. 1t is probable that at the
next meeting of the councl his resignation
| will be demanded, and he will doubtless
comply.
The harvest home festival at the Women's
| Christian Temperance union temple Friday
night was a success financially and other
wise.
Mrs. John Paul was granted q divorce
from her husband by the decree of Judge
Marshall given today and $1,000 alimony
was allowed her.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
''"9 'a: ; sH ORDERS OH N. B. FALC0NER '''"'i % nn. all o.,

approached him, while he covered before
her and begged for mercy. He confessed
that he had stolen Hardy's knife and with it
ended John Lawton's life. The tears
that had filled the eyes of the Spanish girl
disappeared before the rising heat of venge-
ance. Then without an instaut's warning
she snatched a dagger from her belt. 1t
glittered for a moment in the white moon
light and was sheathed in Rumaldo's heart.
sit was heavens Justice and no one de-
TERED her as she returned to her post be-
side the body Of the man she loved. Her
grief was sacred as her vengeance had been
just. One by one we stole away and left her
with her dead. When we returned the next
morning she was still there. But the dag
ger had found another victim and the SEN
orita had gone TO join her lover. We
buried them there together, the innocent
with the guilty. the ayenger with the
avenged. The rough mining camp has been
succeeded by a prosperous city. The energy
of q state has centralized in a valley where
silent Jim died for another's crime. But n
few gray-haired men remain who could tell
this strange story of Spanish love and
vengeance"
The perspiration stood in great drops on
the old mans brow as he finished his story.
He did no. seem TO hear the parting saluta-
tion of the visitor as he withdrew and left
nm alone with the memory of nearly half q
century ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
HASTINGS POLICE DEFIED
Petty Burglars Organized in Adams County
and Are Working Boldly.
AUTHORITIES UNABLE TO DO ANYTHING
tincoIn Citizen Easily Captures a Coloret
Thief Red Handed ,but Loses His
Prisoner Enroute to the
Police Station.

HASTINGS, Nov. 1~S.-[Special to THE BEE.
s~For some time, what appears to be a
regularly organized gang Of petty burglars
has been making Hastings its headquarters,
and conducting operations with great bold
ness. In fact, the police Of the city seem
utterly unable TO cope with the thieves and
they do not seem to have been incon-
yenienced in the least by anything that the
police AVE done.
Thursday night tho residence of Mrs.
Nancy Cooper, at the corner of Briggs and
Sixth street, was broken into about II
O'Clock and the %marauders had pocketed q
handful of silver spoons when frightened
away by the family.
A stones throw away a large barn used as
q warehouse for painters supplies was
broken INTO three times within the week
Some sneak thief entered the Office of Miss
g. H.. Johnson, a stenographer, but had u
content himself with a pair of spectacles
which he sold al a jewelry store a bloch
down the street.
The committee on arrangements for the
reunion of the old settlers of Adams county
met in Hastings today, with a large attend
Ance. Previously all the reunions have beer
held at ~Juniata, and the citizens Of Hastings
are sparing no pains to mako the meeting Of
the association q pronounced success. Tues
day, December l2, is the date appointed.
The Southern Nebraska Poultry associa
ton will hold its annual meeting in Hasting,
four days, commencing with the 9th OF De
cember.
On Monday next George w. Lehr OF Rapi,
City will assume the duties of agent OF tn
Elkhorn here, S. A. Mosher having been pre-
NOTED to the position of travelling agent.
On Sunday. the Goth. the Methodists o
Highland township will d~edlcate a new
church edihce, Rev. MIR. Shank of Oman;
being expected here TO preach the dedi
catory sermon.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

ORD, Neb,, Nov. ls.-[Special toTHR BEE,
-The members of the Valley county bar
gave a banquet IN Hotel Ord last evening in
honor of Judge Thomas Harrison. A lette.
of regret was read from Judge John y.
Thompson, who was unable TO be present.
Twenty-one gentlemen sat down to supper.
Mrs. A. b. Plough of st. Paul, Mimi. II
= Sisiting with Mrs. j. q. Sharpe.
Mr.. O. u. Harmon of Milford, ILL.,, Is here
looking after his real estate interests il
Valley county.
Mrs. Mccarthy Of Grand Island is visiting
with Mrs. II. Mortensen.
MIR. and Mrs. S. w. Reed Of Oakland, Cal.
spent part of the week with Mrs. and Mis-
Reed, leaving for their California nom
Wednesday morning. While here they weri
called upon by many OF their old-timl
Acquaintances.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Tobias Latest Boom.

TOBIAS, Neb., Nov. 1s.-TSpecial Telegram
to The BEE.l-Tobias is at present enjoying
somewhat of a boom. The new building
being erected by c. S. Buchtel. which will
be occupied by /. Mehuron as an implement
house, will be completed this week. The
new building being erected by Cass Nc
Curdy for a furniture store will also be
completed next week. After the completion
of these buildings c. S. Buchtel's store will
be moved and a magnificent two-story brick
will be built in its place by 5. G. Empey.
The upper story of the building will be
occupied by the different secret societies of
the town as a lodge room.
The Grand Army, Woman's Relief corps
and Sons of Veterans are making extensive
preparations for a campfire at this place
November -. Able speakers have been Sc
cured for the occasion and a good time is ex-
pected. The exercises of the day will be
held in the Baptist church ana the supper
and dance in McCurdy's new building.
Most of the farmers are through husking
corn. In this immediate vicinity the grain
will average forty bushels TO the acre, while
In neighboring counties it will not average
over fifteen,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Disastrous st. Paul Blszc.

ST. PAUL, Neb., Nov. 1s~.-ISpecial to TIL
BEE. Fine broke out in Jacob Hansen's
tailor shop last night. AS a high wind was
blowing at the time and the fire was in q
frame row II looked threatening. The
tailor shop and adjoining implement store of
Frank Varra were consumed, as well as
part of Edward Ammon's blacksmith shop.
Efficient work of the fire department. pre-
vented further spread Of the flames.
Jacob Hansen came near losing his life,
having his hair and whiskers burned. Total
loss about s., 900. jacob Hansen had $3.50
Insurance. The fire is supposed TO have
been started by the upsetting of a lamp.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

bottles of beer taken from the express room.
The same night A. Z. Hollenbeck's barber
shop was robbed and thirteen razcrs and
two clippers taken. In both instances en-
trance was effected by breaking window
lights.
Prof. James X. Dye and family are making
preparations to spend the winter in Cali
fornia.
Auburn has decided to nave water works
after suffering from so many disastrous fires.
The work of erecting pipes will be begun at
once.
John McElhaney's bus was run into a few
evenings ago by a cart and one of his horses
very seriously injured by the shafts of the
cart. The cart was driven by John Simpson
and &. c.. Gilliland, who were for
liquor. McElhaney had them arrested and
the boys compromised the matter by paying
McElhaneyS $50 and costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Convicted of Arson.

THE BEE. District court has been III ses-
sion this week, engaged in the trial of John
n. Jenkins, accused of procuring Waldo
Switzerland and James Mcintyre TO commit
the crime of arson. The jury was out
twenty.four hours and found jenkins guilty
as charged in the second count and not
guilty as TO the first.
Jenkins was running the Kirkbride hotel
at Stratton and employed Switzerland aud
Mcintyre to burn the st. James hotel. 1t is
supposed his object was To do away with the
opposition in business. Two attempts were
made to burn the property in April, 1898,
and both failed. The jury in a note TO Judge
Welty recommended the leniency of the
court in passing sentence, The case at
tracted cousidera ole attention. The greater
portion OF the audience were ladies. Mcin'
tyre pleaded guilty. Judge Welty sentenced
Jeakins to three years in the penitentlary.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
West Point Notes and personals.

WEST POINT, Neb., Nov. ESPECIAL to
THE BEE. Johnnie Neigh returned from
Chicago Thursday, where ne had been en-
ployed in the Nebraska division at the
Worlds fair.
Frank Neigh, son of Dave Neigh of this
city, came TO West Point Thursday after an
absence of sixteen years. Frank, in the
meantime, has been living in Texas, New
Mexico and other western states. He is
somewhat broken down in health.
On the evening before Thanksgiving the
Young Mems club of West Point will give a
bali in Kravse's hall. The proceeds will be
applied in acquisitions TO their library and
other accessories.
Minolph Stieren, brother of William
Stieren of this city, died at his home IL
Monterey township Friday of hemorrhage OF
the lungs.
Fred Kuester, aged II years, died Wednes
day and was buried Friday. Rev. Mr.. Minor
officiating. The deceased has been a resi-.
dent of Cunning county for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
b Brsvitle..

AUBURN, Neb., Nov. ls-lSpecial to The
BE-. John WEIGH was arrested last week
and placed IN the county jail for selling
liquor without u license. He had a prelim-
inary hearing Tuesday before Judge Church.
The evidence was strong enough TO bind him
over 10 the district court and in default Of
bail he was returned 20 jail.
Tuesday night this city was raided by
burglars. AT 6 a. N. the Missouri Pacific
depot was broken into and about 1878 In
snan change taken from the money drawer,
Tuesday Night the b. & NJ. depot was broken
into, the money drawer broken open and
ebout - cents IN pennies stolen aud four
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Captured a Lincoln burglar.

LINCOLN, Nov. ls,-lSpecial Teleg ram to
THR BRE.l-An unknown negro was sur
prised in the act of robbing the residence Of
l. r. Mcintyre at 2l29 South Eighth street
this afternoon. lie was captured by a
~neighbor. O.. H. Herring, who ~telephonei to
the police station for help. Without wait
ing for the patrol wagon Herring started for
the station with his prisoner. Before they
had gone far the negro suddenly threw a
handful of red pepper into the eyes OF his
captor and made his escape. Mr.. Herring is
suffering severely, but his injuries are not
serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
InIurea ON His Engine.

FAIRMoST, Neb., Nov, ls,-[Special TO The
BEE. l-Samuel Cocram of this city, engineer
on the Chester branch of the B. &. NJ. rail
road met with a curious accident yesterday,
About four miles south of Belvader, while
coming down the hill the side rod of the
the ends in flying around tore the whole
side and floor out of the cab and badly
bruised Mr.. Cocram's left leg. He was taken
home and DIR. Plumb was called. He says
there are no bones broken. but it wall be
several days before the man will De able 20
get out.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Latest scheme of sw,ndIers.

NEBRASKA CITY, Nov. 1s.-lSpecial Tele-
gram 10 The BEE. Two men from Sidney,
Ia, were arrested as suspicious characters
this morning. They had in their posse ssion
a large satchel filled with wolf scalps, and IL
developed that they had been travelling
from county to county aad present ing the
scalps To county clerks and receiving the
bounty. One of The men escaped while
being taken 10 jail.
Mrs. Matilda Hale, a resident Of this
county since 1854, died at her home south OF
the city yesterday, aged 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Accomplish ed his Purpose.

GRAND ISLAND. Nov. ls,-[Special to TIE
BEE. Arthur Pagan, who took poison at
the Koehler hotel Thursday evening and
then turned on the gas, died at St. Francis
hospital last night. his home was in
Laramie, Wyo.
The tie between Judge w. f.. Platte and
Ira Il. Paine of this city for the office Of
county supervisor was won by Judge Platte
this morning.
Peter Newlano, while driving a loaded
dray over a rough crossing yesterday, fell
from the seat and was seYerely injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Lxneh.rs Under Arrest.

PSE BLUFF, Ark, Nov. 1s.-Authentic res
ports have reached here Of the arrest Of the
lynchers Of Tomuelson, who found his death
at the hands of a colored mob at Warner last
Tuesday by rope, bullets and fire. Among
the men arrested are Yanccy Hawkins, the
alleged leader, and Steve Hansley. Hawkins
resisted arrest, aud was shot at by the OIL
GERS, which action almost precipitated a riot.
Excitement at Warner Is intense.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
His Accounts Were Mixed.

CLAY CENTER. Nov. lS.-ISpeciaI 70 The
BEE lin the district court now in session
Judge Hastings rendered a Judgment
against A. ]. Orendorff. treasurer of Spring
Ranch township, and his bondsmen for
sl.l 100. II will be remembered that some
time ago Orendorf left the country sud
denly and his accounts were not in the best
of condition
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

In cash. and papers and notes to the
value of about $4,000. The papers
were found along the Union Pacific track
half Il mile east of Willard this morning.
The tools with which the crooks worked
were stolen from a blacksmith shop in this
place. One Joseph koseky was absent from
his boarding place in the evening, but at 4
o'clock a. m. he called for his clothes and
left town.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Bishop Newman mt Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Neb,, Nov. iS.-lSpeoial TO TIE
BEE bishop John p. Newman of Omaha
will deliver his lecture, ''Our Country's MIS-
sion" in Norfolk next Thursday evening.
TIT proceeds of the lecture 60 TO form the
nucleus Of a fund to build a new Methodist
Episcopal church in Norfolk.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
ANN. EIeeted plreelor.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. ls.-W. H.. Mills,
general land agent OF the Central Pacific
company, has been elected q director Of the
deceased.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Was once a Pioneer.

NEW York, Nov. 1S.-The World says:
The old Guion line. one Of the most ancient
companies in the transatlantic service, is
about TO end for all time It's passenger sery-
ice from Liverpool TO New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Dodge LADY Toured.

DODGE, Neb, NOV. ls.-lSpecial to THE
BEK. Miss Laura Bernasek. formerly OF
Logan, Ia, sustained a fractured limb
Thursday night while attempting TO board a
train here.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
sIiilard safe Craesed BY burglars.

MnLARD, Neb., Nov. ls,-ISpeclal Tele-
gram to The Bee. Burglars cracked Viii
liam Won Dohren's safe in his lumber and
grain ofice last night ana secured about $50
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

LINENS. 1925.
5-S napkins 10 match the damask
spoken of, usually sells at SO per
dozen; our
Tomorrow price, 1925
WHITE BLANKETS,
S3.S5 and S5.75
All S. blankets, S3.S5.
All $3.50 blankets, S5.75.
Cho,ce, all new.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-25
fIt.s.trit Ds.tipI...

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and So popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise \ purer medicine dpes not exist
and il is guaranteed IL do all that is
claimed. Electric Eitters will cure all
disease, Of the liver and kidneys. Will
remove pimples. b"ils. salt rhcnm and
other affections eouse,l by impure blood.
Will drive maiaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all malarial fey
ers. For cure Of headache constipation
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price - cents and 81 per ho:
tie at John Wrig.it's drug store.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-25
No Anii-i'inhn.toIi Law.

WssHI NtiToS Jan. .y,:;. The sub-roln-
miticc on the Piilkclton system will re
port to the full judiciary committee OF
the house tomorrow. The report will
show that there is an agreement on t'lc
in accord that no legislation on the part
Of congress is called for as the result OF
the investigation. Mr.. Broalerick of
Kansas and Mr. Boatner. Of Louisiana.
are nf the opinion that law might per
haps he framed. which would be effect
nai and also constitutional. to meet
troubles such as occurred at Homestead.
but may decide not to press their indi
vidual opinions
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-01-25
The u. X VI. Into Montana.

There is little doubt that the B. Il NJ
compan. intends extending their line
from Sheridan into Montana this year.
1t has heretofore been stated upon good
authority that the eompan. will build
into Helena and Butte and Ia the Puget
Sound. in fact rights of way and yard
facilities have been secured at various
places. The line from Sheridan il said
To he IL very easy one. and can be con
stru.tei upon Il gra,ie not to exceed one
per cent. with eas, curves. The dis
tancc from Sheridan Ia IL point ON the
Northern Pacific. fifteen miles east Of
Billings. is but laO miles The line runs
within II few hundred yards of the Gus
ter battlefield and also near the Crow
Indian agency. The government has
fenced the scene of the Custer massacre
and placed ston. monument where
every man of the gallant seventh cavalry
fell. The place has been visited by
many thousand tourists who have had
to travel IA long distance by teams. but
with the h. \ NJ. going right To the
place no doubt many more would visit
it. The company also wants line near
Yellowstone Park. DeadwH,d Times.