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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
A PROPERTY DISPUTE.


Referee Merrltthaa filed hls fudings
OF fact and conclusions OF law In the
Third district court ia tho case Of
Wells Smith, administrator, plaintiff,
Va G. W. Palmer Simon Hamburger,
o. J. Salisbury and the salt Lake
Valley loan nai Trust Co., dcicul.
ante, adjudgins tina. the pIainun take
nothing 10y HE action czcep; the sum
OF $500. lie finds thnt the defendant
George W. Palmer lie the owner ia fcu
and entitled to the pca1o,siln OF the
following described land auI urrmises.
Commencing at % point - rods
south from this northwest cor.
nor of block eleven an lu
sue Big Creek survey, running
thence south ono hundred and seven
aud tcven.tentLs r0lF 10 the line uf "a
certain fence on she marlin uf Ger.
tain water Cauuo known as Sliced
Creek, thence la u0rthcastprly dirJc.
lion following tue liuu Of said folgl
one hundred aud twelve rods, thence
north about tOty.slx rods, thence west
one hunurUd and sixteen and two.
thirde rods 10 the place ut oUmmunct.
mrnt. Being q portion Of block eleven
M Blg Creek survey IN Harrington
townsito survey anu situHicI la section
10, township . north, VI range J cost.
Salt Lake Meridian, containing 80
B8I0O acres, moro ot less. Situated iu
Davis County, Utah Territory. Il
De- further utUf,ud that the sale
tile prmlhCs by Lot Smith, deceased,
60 Palmer lai tot forth ga tuc defend.
nnps answers aud 30 the findings uf
incil w0H founded upon good and
sufficient confederation, ara that the
decd from Lot Smith aud Lydia Ne.
Bride Smith % tLo said George w..
Palmer, dated August llt, l5ll, lg
yaliii that tue lien Of the Defendant,
the Salt Lake Valley Loan uud Ifust
company, ~ Ciaincd Tn ite autwet, d,
valid and suhsisiing lien Ul Tho
prrmi cs for tho sum Of $3.50, with
interest as provided Ia the note aud
trust duuJ. The plniutla IT, IeqlilrI
20 pay tie costs Of tue actiou, iuclu-.
ing Referees ir,r, taxed 90 500 %,
II b. found that the nvcfmuuA ~ thu
plaiutiil's complaint are untrue, except
those alleging the death VI Lot Smith,
the appointment and qualification Of
the plaintiff n administrator OF the
Smith estate, the corporate capacity Of
the salt Lake Valley Loan aui Trust
company, aud a. Interest in anu Claim
upon the land above described, auI
that the duninls AMI allegations v! TIC
GUlcudAnts answers are true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
UTAH WE lTHEE TODAY.
Rain aud Snow iu Al Parts o. ,hr
Icrs.lury

~ nTaa gdta.pi
r1ri., tIsuo-cl'niy and mild:
about haitian inch OF snow.
Fm.klin, misunderstanding.
Logan Been showing; ab0ut tw.
inches OF snow On The g,lunI. Cloudy.
Brigham CITY - sn1v about Gy,
inchra dccr, but clouds Hiding.
Oyden-RilueI nearly all ulgH.:
some snow this m5ruian; st,ll showing.
L.h.-HaiucI uoar.y 800 day yr,,.f.
dny aHd last night three iuchus oi
snow this morning.
Provo-l1iugi al' uighi; about an
iHch uf su'w this morning
Payf1u-llouig snow about ,wa
inch'ri u'ucI auHia l.gi nigh.
Nrpni-Elint and su0we' bst
night; wet cold, sn8ai.r. About
lhtcc Inches wet NOV uu tlp uruu d.
Baatrr Very cloudy, auuwiu.;
now about four ~ five iuchrs trry.
quite WIu.sy,
psfJ"an--Ataus live ucheso, tnuw
TEL INT uiEhs auuuID. nsst urw.
Cesar Clly--fiye ircncf auow;
auDWIrg iu-t lIw.
s." 6eJrsu-lgHucJ 90 ulrHs and
very u'ouiy guu irI,s Il.gr moro.
IuluciyiiIu -- Very stormy. north
wind starting 90 flow; raiuei niI uirni.
Nhnau--Ecun raining nllmgAt aui
G'lil aiuius.
Mount plrlfaut--suowin.; aU8u.
halt inch dt,n.
-Hing Gl'y-Suowing hard; nov
about 1wo iurhHs ierp.
Mlrou.'-Suuwpd about three igclrr
ihti nights s'ill auowing.
n4Ean -- showing aud now ab.u.
thtr- Inches deep.
Notwithstanding; ground hgri'y
covered.
Misunderstanding ami clli; ab4u.
TWO iuuhu- urru now.
EIhraim - CiHuIy; fuowcI ablu.
t"u iuc1ra gst uIsht
Manu- 500 agIwiug now; about on.
mon ui SNOW ou the yrluud.
tuutilJl- 5lOwlug uuI blowing,
ground just covered.
Pnchc-su1wing since aoan y,stsr.
Jay. Now about clEHt iucuos urgp.
Fil.m3fe-AU0ut turco iugnga snow.
suil Hu1wIuE.
kpuUsH-RAincl all Might; ablu.
thirc i4cali tulw thB mJrlIug s.iIl
falling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
BEFORE JrpHE nARltn.
Tie Usual Saturday Motions arc
Drought to the Front.

This morning Judge Bnricb disposed
~ tie following motions, us CHEF Jui-
tee Lano was occupied with tbs Irvine
divorce suit!
Ia the case Of Cbap. r.. Merriam W
John A. Gfutsbeck at al, the motion
Tor a new irlai was submitted without
Argument
Mary T.. l.. Ntn 1t al W John h.
Nell. Decree Of nhfmaliOn OF sale
In partition granted.
The case " wu. Davis W A. g..
Barhyit was now July submitted for
huAl decision.
VIM, shade W. Mckenzie & &c. and
H. WAGNER Melton 10 amend com.
plaint submitted.
son ct M. Default anu decree VI fore.
closure.
Commercial National baul, We G. l..
Wnntland e al Default and judy
ment ns prayed.
Utah Stove * Hardware Co. Va Salt
Lake CITY Il al, Hearing on order TO
show cause ret TOR January End, 1894
David Dalgllsh Va Caroline l.. Luith
ct 81. Default Of all the defendants
anu decree OF foreclosure granted.
Elijah a. Whitaker VI WIN. Groos.
beck ct al. Default; and foreclosure
ordered.
Fred @. Gentsch W. Ernest J. Tul.
lidge ct NJ. Default and foreclosure
ordered.
Il. H. Sheets ct al. Va &. h. Want
land et nj. Demurrer 10 complaint
argued and submitted.
II. 4. G0ss vs. Salt Lake Cily. Judge
Bhrtch declined to preside at the trial
OF this case, his honor being AN inter.
tBtrd party IN the suit.
Utah Commercial a. Savings bank
Va q. Il. WantIand et al, Demurrer Of
defendants Withdrawn and leave
given IN December 30 to answer.
Cornelius Mclaughlin w Park City
bank. By consent II was ordered that
Blown and Henderson act AZ counsel
lor ID. @. Mclaughlin, receiver, and
Ia such cases aa lac may be interested
~ plaiulih or defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Found in tho Snow.

An OH mau about sixty year. ofago
was fund tangled up ina blib.wira
iouce this morning shortly before g
O'Clock vt the corner OF Fourth Es.:
and Ninth south streets. Ho was
lying In tbs snow Ia a dazsI and
almost frozen condition, aud was ftat
seen by passengers on car on the Salt
Lake Cily line. Ho was picked VI,
helped to tho cur and put into one
cUfuCr where hc remained In a sum!.
c5ntCiuus slate until the bIsiurfs as.
iricI was reached, where he was
turned over 10 the poles and taken
10 the city jail, where he Gradually
Tcgainod poueibility nud where be-
WIS as spry asa cricket this afternoon.
He Is we'll known ~ tho oiiiceFa
who have often HrfC.tcd him Tor
drunkenness. His name Is Lundgrrcu
nud nc ~ enid 10 1.-Two IN the neighb0t.
hood Of Big Cottonwood. lie had
been drinking heavily les, night and
u n supposed tfa. he lost hls way To-
the storm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
A Good Display.

The Ti,hing Office meat market, in
the basement OF the timing storehouse,
has magnificent display OF meats for
tho holiday trade. There can b. seen
land puTchased) beoG mutton, pork,
veal, turkeyo, ducks, chickens, ETC., OF
a quality not surpassed anywhere.
The exhibit In tasleiully arranged and
beautifully decorated with evergreons
and flowers, ana everything appear
neat and clean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

He le1 his mother on Thuraiay, D..
cembcr ~, 1893, and has not teur
heard % siuce. llo 10 eight yelrs o.I,
hsht Compltxlouei md was wearing o.
striped uverCuat anu pants. Any Sea.
son having auy information q the
above mentioned CHILD viii confer %
great favor by giving 30 10 O. ~. Green,
corner Eleventh south AM s1gu4.l
East streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
POLES Justice ThOmai CahoOn Of Ogden
Dangerously H.

SalcIao DuIGuur Nlws per Ds,rn re-.
ngrls
OGDEN, Dec. 20. - Police Justice
Thomas Caho)n, who has lately sui.
fered with cold and Ia grippe, took an
overdose OF morphine this morning.
Physicians were called and have
labored over him with automach pump.
while he is in dangerous condition,
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Cheap Iheater in Trouble.

There was trouble OF uu aggravated
character on Commercial street today
uttwCvn tho management aud the
employee Of cheap thOw house on
that thor0ushiatu, arising, it IL su,u,
cut OF uOnpaymuut Of sllAriCa 10 those
VINO DO the work. There IS talk Of
attachment proceedings aud alsl u
question late this afternoon ae 10
whether the place would 10 open ~.
uIvlt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

uu sLW Tursyurg, 90 uiuNNGHI.u.I
'l hp1 boon differing fHf about uJueu ygara
WitH chr bob. HHiHfTu pfuFHsH 90 going % tHr
copeland iu'Hiu e. being iH1 result 40 nos.
lgr.rl UI.I.I Witch Unu..' fIH IuuUHgh Goo IIHU
down Unto uF fHrHll HIHUH lHr UgHt. aus DO
iha mHfnu" ! would hawk and Hu.t Cor o. long
uiIH 90 IIl ugtnf ut iH. accumulation, ulIuF
NH... would Gee. hHI# day. Mg hgauu. waa
aH Goo IHl ihrrH uH.u H'.H ringing un #HH Iu
mN would uHyg severe headache 40
UlUH
"tuf now Hrr only .nrn ronus roat.
H.H. uH condition b.. NUr. uI#u uu.uI .H and
.N .H.Ia 300 l.Ht I'd WU.I ... IIT# HIH NF Iu."IuI
u furF short fIu., gHI FH Iu"..U tHr.b
u.' g.4uf 90 100 Hho aIe tgl.uu. o.. once
The test guarantee during N0ysm.
her. Evcry tcr of CIV, Duiiurs paid
during tbc month s. received with
the coutractuud agreement that tits
90 be- refunded u thirty days lf tho
patient ls not satisfied. Terms only
5000 per month, which includes
medicine. No cNtras.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Homo MIssIonnrY Meellnr.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Homo Missionaries Of the salt Lake
Stake OF Zion win convene In tho
Social hall Qower room), Salt Lake
CITY, Wednesday, Doo. 27in, 1898, at
1880 p. m. Brethren, II any who are
unable to attend the meeting ore re-
Qucsled 10 tend written reports OF their
iab0n for the month past.
ANGUS NJ. CANEON,
itVtilCut OF stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Broken Arm.

Mrs. Rloda owen, mother OF w. d.
Owen, while returning home yesterday
after distributing aid TO the poor OF the
Twentieth ward, fell aad broke her
arm. Her age makes tho wDId1 yocy
ainful, and her ungay fffrH1z hUyc
tor her speedy recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

WHEN inc THIRD dsrc. court ad.
J1uua tpsay tue mrlhr, bearing of the
Irvine divorce auii will lt continued
uuulruusday uuxL decentralization
arc TINT tuu case Will u.t boz concluded
until Ito latter patl %. tlv cuauluE
.tgrfh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
tac dam ia quite full G,55.ai3 COZ sol.
Ions are available uy g4yIlupn.

tdc dam is quite luH ei'i'..ii COZ gall
Ions arc nyaiiaUlu uy a'-'iliipn'
AUSTRALIAN MAbNLE $50 BUILD.
GNG 5tuSE -- New SJhtI Wal pJslus'
elsa mos. abIudnnt alHHy 70 nl tuc
vhruus biui1 Oh Stone aul uihyr
MATERIAL. fCquircl Ili isc building
nrYr Withdrawing, Bathurst IJ.auE,
.lafulan, lamWol .li ""t h'"l.' 80
i'ca'l'ita WhIch ~ '.. "'a'h co.
Nrnionl d's'hno' ol wy 1. %. A't', '.' '.
commitment 'h' u"u '' Oh. '''IIsli 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
EVIDENCE

uIthu sttiIuItU. luta..lasa touurot
cd wan fur cop itrt w-uirpi
institute, Lucnttd Doe the prnlr.,s
in'itIur, up Hpuiu wntn ttrrtt
1ur uII iustifutr rsinuii,u,d
= .urf Huu We've.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
SAvlNGS BANK.
- - -.

AGO MAIN aTEtEEr.
Orrn Saturday evenings from 2 tp O'Clock
tlef cent interest pad ON deposits OF sLJJ Or
more, amt compounded four umua a}olr
ligh title insurance 1 Trust Co.
rIl1Al, ,gGUGltiLrAIn.
y, .. DooLv. proudcuti w. 3. McCORNIuW
Nlce'lTcf.denti a. l. lnOAAs, oocy aud
tAfhler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
baby ONE SOLID RED
Liicri" Oh Fi-' vl Ec.cm1.
Screaming and ClaUire ui
Gao Tiwr.
Added 90 Chic varr ahscossg5 and
sunuus...u.
Entirely Cured Hr yuIcn-a. Now
Stout 5000 Hearty.

oar N". '.. rIu... .f ,..H .f. ya
t..U ".. .. ...I. .. ....
Nas IH... fHr. l..... .... ....I. ...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
COMMERCIAL
gALr LAKE CLEAJsu HOUSE,.
TJIay'n clearing ulIHs uxuAaus1a
amounted 10 s-lJ.5Jl
TOpAEa QUOTATIONS.,
Now Nars-siIyUr. O1, p, lead, GO 70.
LJulyr-5.lyur, ~ IbI.
ORE ASp utrLLtJs

Wells. Fargo g. O.. usayui t5Iay.
Miugu buiilDu, s1AD5.
ICCUlu.yE g. g., received today.
Halauus bullion, siluE silver auI
Lead ore, .li 500. luaI SIS ,5IJ.
Il. IL. lYu,' IS Go. received today:
bullion, si,sUJ.
81. A, u1aggs has iu flr say 90
DAY l1i tons Of HuIl1u.lituE ore,
100 tons 90 Nlmmytl Ole ana thee
thur C0utr1Ia.
W. O., NJ. Steward hal Iu Tor assay
To-Day 100 tons Of Buiuua.Brck ore, 10
tons % tcuIonuial Eur,ka urr uu4 ~
lyu8 VI Oh Jordan anu Galvua ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
STOCKS Ann MtuISErs.


Following UrH che UIoUns TuoutI1lH yfatHr.
DAY evening uf Iua securities 90 whoa local
reaIags AFRO most HEe'Y 10 be Interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
Information Wanted

Az 10 the whereabouts Of John
Green, the adopted s1n OF 0, d. G cen.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
IL. b. GOODRICH.

open to riders within s miles OF
Wellington only. First prize
headlight, Sc; End prize, pair
bicycle shoes, So; Sd, luggage
carrier, 1.50.
Friday, 15, 2 pm. l mile heat;
best two in three; at least B must
start; open to all; LIST prize, head.
light, 700; End, sweater, 800; ID,
bell, ESQ.
Ladies. 3 pm; best two in
three; ! mile heat; open to all
ladies; lst prize headlight, 4.OOi
I'd bell 200; 3D., bicycle lock LOO
Boys under IA years OF age; 4
pm. Sept. Is; ] mile heat; at leas
5 must start; entrance fee % cts.
open to all; lst prize headlight, 3
and, luggage carrier, l5O.; ID
bicycle lock, LOO. =.
Entrance fee for boys under IL
75c.; all others LOO.
Reduced rates on all railroad
/. and tickets will be good to retur
until Sept. l6.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
a SERIOUS AFFAIR.

s,.ta Troops Called Out TO Protect Three
suspected Murdsrsrs From MOD 'io-
lence.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. Si.-The state
troops have been called out at Pine
Vile 10 save from mob violence John
and James Marlin and George Wagner,
who were arrested as being members
of the gang who fred into passenger
train on the Middlesborough Belt line
Monday. The prisoners were removed
TO the Pineville Jail for safe keeping
A mob of 15O men is searching for the
other members. of the Rice-Green gang
and lynching is threatened. Mrs
Mary Bowling, who was fatally shot,
died Tuesday, and this has created
much excitement in the neighborhooc
where she lived.
It is now said the object OF the at
tack on the train was not robbery bu
an attempted assassination OF Henr!
wilkins, mine forman, who's wa
aboard. A mob from the coal mine
has been increased by Others since tn
death of Mrs. Bowling, and trouble
axnactad
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
Disasters on Lake ontario.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. sl.-During
the storm. within few miles OF Char
iotte, the vessel Hamilton j. Mills sunk
when twenty-five miles out In the lake
and the cook and two seamen were
drowned: the Jennie Matthews is sup
nosed 10 have foundered with her crew
Of seven. The William Wheeler was
wrecked, but the crew were saved. All
three boats belonged to the George
Han Coal Company, Of ogdensburg.
The J. d. Bullock, OF Port Hope, and
the Singapore, Of Kingston, were driven
ashore hut their crews are safe.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06

The department for checking parcels
whips. robes, lunch baskets, bicycles, ETC.,
etc will be Ia charge Of w. W. Goodrich
and George Haines. They haye provided
for long table with seats Tor dlning Pur.
poses The use Of this table viii De IRE, ne,
10 all persons who patronize them. Fli
up your baskets, get them checked ane
when YOU are hungry be seated at thei
table and spread your lnoch and be happy
Look for their sign In the grove.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
,,ENERAL PRODUCE
Resolution TO Improve a Ditch or
Wnfer COnIre.

Bs II resolved By the council OF the VILLAGE
AZ M ellington, Ohio, that u is hereby decla%ren %
necessary 10 Improve the drainage oi tne vi
iaSe nv eonstructinR new ditch or sewer. oe.
1innina al a point AZ tho southwest corner .,
land owned BY the James Rust esta.e aau
Enown al lot No. IS In block !. at the lntersev
tion of the present ditch or water coursY,
thence north Into railroad street and Mohg
said street and Taylor street as tar east ~ sns
east line OF lot owned byy, w. houEhtohi
,6enee north across said Houghton's ana
iiamiitonis lands TO DeWolf street. The cost
and expense OF said improvement SHAH ne
| Maid out OF the general road fund OF the COZ
noration and the obligations Of the CORPORA
| lion snail be given In anticipation of the leyi
already made for such fund, And the cletK a y y
| hereby directed to cause this resolution 70 d.
nnbiished, and serve notice OF the passage o
this resolution upon the owners OF property
abuttlng upon said Improvement who are res
ioen'' Oi '"e tGiEo, L. COUCH. Mayor
II. N. GOODWIN, CLERK.
| Adopted Sept s. 1888. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
eioT AT CHICAGO

aSorted by the Prompt Arrival OF ENe
r,nndrsd PoIIesmen-The Conflict Was
short and the Mob Scattered Like sheep'
cH1cAeo. Aug. S1.-The crowd OF nn'
amnloved men and idle spectators
which gathered at the lake iront yes
;terday was much larger than usual
shortly after 10 o'clock indications Oh
rioting began to manifest themselves
hut NO definite move towards con-
crrted demonstration was made. DIV
- o.clocl, the outskirts Of the throng
were surging across Michigan oouie'
ward and blocking access TO the Auai,
torium. Along Che boulevard anu
streets leading from that thoroughila,re
traffic was completely suspended Inc
chief of police was notified OF tho con,
dition Of affairs and detachments OF
poiice, numbering altogether Soo men,
were ordered 70 the lake 'front.'
The police arrived just In tme' ior
the mob had become excited and very
disorderly. Rioters who were ON .ns
eastern outskirts Of the crowd pickeu
mn stones and coupling pins from the
illinois Central tracks and threw tne
heavy missiles at the police. The lat-
ter. led by Inspectors Shea and Lough'
lin. charged on the crowd and after I,
brtsf struggle the rioters fed, pursued
by the police .h.,,
friends scatter before the swinging
clubs of the police, the leaders an'
their followers turned and fed. INA
the mob was armed and intended
n riotous demonstration was evidences
hv the oueer collection OF weapon
strewed on the lake front greenswar
after the mob fed. Clubs and stave
were most prominent. A number
missiles bound by wire handles wer
noticeable and pieces OF iron Oh .
shapes and sizes, completed tine ccile'
tion. In the scamper for saiety tn
weapons had been abandoned. Aoo'
n dozen prisoners remained In poh'
custody after the mob had ned. The
were captured in the rush and heid
the officers while other police continue
their pursuit The prisoners were Ia
en- TO the central station.
Mayor Harrison last evening l
.tructed Chief Of Police Brennan
allow no more speechmaking on !
lake front, and II the men who ha
been congregating there continue
make trouble, TO clear the place a
keep It clear. Chief Brennan inter
to throw enough policemen into
park before the crowd begins to gati
10 enforce the order from the mayor
To the finance committee appoin
10 raise funds for the aid OF the ne'
unemployed the mayor has added
the presidents OF the railroad G.
panies, all the brewers and all
bankers. The committee now numt
nearly 500 persons.
Action was taken at the meeting
the drainage board by which Il
twelve to fifteen hundred laborers
be put to work on the drainage CT
within the next two weeks. II is
posed that the men TO be emplt
upon the work shall be citizens OF
cago and heads Of families
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06

PHLADELpmA, Aug. 31.-The Della
ware river was higher than II has been
for years and wharves and structures
along the river front in this city were
flooded and considerable damage done.
Delaware avenue was strewn with de-
bris. None Of the excursion boats went
on their trips yesterday morning, the
captains being afraid OF the rough
water. The dry dock at Cramps ship
ward was damaged TO the extent Of
eto OOO NV the high tide.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
Big EOnr.

Worlds fair round trip rate $li.9O, good
len days from date Of sale
Grand Commandery Knights Templar
of Ohio, Columbus October lO-li, V1@ohs
fare for round trip, going October y ana
10, and return till October IL, inclusive
Ohio Day at the Worlds Fair, Septem-
her IA ,03-to Chicago and return, Septem-
her i3. One Fare-ten day limit-SS'7o
present rate one way. This rate for morn
ing trains only.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
s,cararua Canal Company Broke.

NEW York. Aug. sl.-In the United
States circuit court yesterday Judge
Benedict appointed Thomas B. Atkins
of New York, receiver for the Nicara'
gua Canal and Construction Company,
on the application Of Louis chaple, one
of the stockholders. The application
Tor receiver Is acquiesced In by War
ner Miller, president, who says thai
the company has no longer means u
meet its obligations
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke your Life

ia the truthful, startling title Of little
book that tells all about Noto bac, the
wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobacco
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omcAeo, Aug. sl.-The first dramatic
PRODUCTION at the worlds fair took
place last night, shakespeare's comedy
"As You Like It." being given in the
open air. The splendidly arranged
theater In Sylvan dell was crowded
and the work of the players, warmly
commended. Miss Rose Coghlan was
Rosalipd and Otis skinner, Orlando.
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The Place to Buy Buggies'

People are beginning TO find where to
buy buUgies: it's at IA. Macom6er's on
Railroad street. They get them there a!
wholesale prices. Doesn't that buggy OF
vours look a little rusty? Better let him
brighten il up. He's the best carriage
painter in these parts. Go and talk to hin
about II,
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rANnFoR sALE-1'wo hundred acres

LANDFoR SALE.-.1wo hundred acres
Of good farm land, well timbered, with liv-
ING water, well located, with a little i'm
proyement, situated In 0sceola county,
Michigan, near railroad station and mills,
lso 157 acres OF land with railroad across
n, and station, saw.mill, house and barn
blacksmith shop and other Improvements
for sale at 5000 per acre. For further In
formation inquire OF lou ,
VIM. II. II. SUTLIYF, Wellington, y
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FARMERS

and others should insure in the Guardian
Assurance Co, organized In 1921. Its as
seis are over 5000, 10000, and has the
largest paid up capital OF any company J. y
the world doing fire business, and wrltel
the best form oi policy known on iarn
property. Rates as low as the lowest u 70
p,rticuIars n call on the agent, Jos. bine
hover, Mallory block, Wellington, u