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miseella7eous Works.


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unud- Hook OF Reference to N. hi,torx
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NOTICE.

U1nERB wnL BE A sTooK-
L holders me,iing Of the Eagle
Cracker q Mfg. Co. on Monday.
February 70. at 7.co O'Clock. at the
onico Of said company.
GLo. nUOKLE. President.
J. G. pput.TON. goerntarv.
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nn1InE TO cRnplInRs.
Estate Of Henry 0. Fowler deceased

Estate Of Henry o. Fowler, deceased
~rorioE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersigred. Jane T. Fowler, admins.
.,',,x 81 Inc estate Of Ienry Fowler. do.
e,saeed. 10 tho creditors OF q ail persons
hse,ns claims Ngainsi the aid deccitud. TO
"xh,h,t them with the ncceissiy vourhcri with
in four months hitor NC ~. iuhIcaiion o.
,,nieo of harlow ferruson In salt Lake city IN
,ho county OF -alt Lake,
""''"' JANE T.. FOWLER.
AdministfAtrix o. estate Of Henry o. Fowler
u' u,ntow FERGUSON. Attorney for estate.
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The people Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeting
To Jesse ". Cook, Defendant,
Nyou ARE HERtBY REQUlRED To 4 z
penr IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff. In Tho Districi q urt
OF the bird Judicial District OF the Territory
Of Utah, und 10 answer the compliant fled
therein within ten days Exclusive u tho day
OF seryicol after the service on you OF this
summons-if served within this county; or, II
served Out Df ms county, but In this district,
within twenty dnNsi Otherwise within forty
dAya-or Judgment by default viii be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF SAID
he SAID action IL brought 70 have decree Of
This Court dissnlyiug the oonds Of matrimoby
existing between plalhuh and defend tnt
The mi ur child, is'ue Of snio marriage, and
granting pl1lulu 81 neral relief prayed on tho
following grounds, 70 vii that on or about
Univ. 1850 defendant wiliully and without
nnd has ever since conunued ~ 10 'wiliuly
and without cause desert and abandon her,
agnipet her will and without her consent; that
since their said marriage defendant has treat.
causing her great bodily harm and mental dis
tress! thnt ,0r no man one wear last phst
defendant has failed 10 provide Tor plainin
the common neccc 'sarieA OF life, although able
'o A w. Won arc hereby noulod that " you fail
% aprtAr and answer the said compliant 40
above required the enid plaiatih will apply 10
ihe Court for tue relief demanded therein.
Witnpss. the Hon. Charlcs ). LanO, Judge
and ibe al Of ihe Dttrol Court Of The Third
Md ciai District, In and for the Tcrritofy OF
Utah. tins IN diy q september In the year 0f
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
u'n'"''"' HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
10y GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING oF THE STOCK.
holder OF the Utah stove Hardware
C1mpauy will Ice hclt nj tho cnmpany's onlce
on Thursday. February lCth, ht2 pm, for the
citcton of officers aud Tho Transaction VI such
buslness AZ may come before Il,
john X. WlSDER, IN.
Secretary.
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Wei Annie Mining and Milling Company
ttah.
NJ Office THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN UPON the following described stock On
account Of AHscfamCut No. l. levied On Che s5th
day NJ September \ u, i-1l, the several
amounts set oppO iito the naMts Of thg rcapco.
tive hhuTpnO uVrH. A. fuIluWg
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Recreation for High Temperature.
First Boy-What did you do durin
th' hot daysl
Second BOY couldn't do thing
'cept sit still an hollor. Good News.
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In the matter OF the estate oi rcter Hofhlncs
dcccafcd
order 10 show cause why order " sale OF real
estate should not hc made.
yoHN W. CANNON, rHE ApMtNtsTRA.
81 tor OF the estate Of Peter iiufhincs, dee
ceaf cd having nlcd pcit on herein, duly vcri.
He'd, praying Tor an order OF sale ~ tho real
estate Of sad dccedoni, lot The purpose, thor,
Ia act forth, II "a therefor ordered ny tho
iudge OF said court. that all prrions in crested
10 The csini. Of said deceased, aupetr before
tic aaid probate court on Tuesday The iith tay
III Tchtuary. lsfa, nj 10 O'Clock ~ the forenoon
Of said dty. NJ the Court Room ~ said Probate
Court. al tho County Court House IN
mo city md county Of SAT- Lake, lthh
Tcrriiofy, to ehou cause why am order
should not be- grantod 10 the ssii 1dmnisitorht
90 scll 20 much ~ tho real csiAc Ut said Do.
ceased nj other public or y waite sale nA hlll
BE- necessary, and that a ory nj This order be
published ut least four surre.svc wccts In tho
nEsEHIr EVENING NLWsi nuwspnpcr
prlntod aud published IN said city aud county.
Datod January l21h, lsih -. ,.,....,,
10. Na.aNHH
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SUMMONS.

In tho Distric; Court in and for tho Third
Judicial District u Utah Territory.
County " salt Lake.
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court N and for the Third Judi
cial District u Utah Territory, County
OF salt IAke.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the PROBATE Court, ~ aud for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah
Ia the matter OF the estate " rctcr H0fhincs
deccascd
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SUMMONS.

ny JoHS A. CuMaooK, Deputy Marshal
Dated January 9Th. l'id.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
CR1NSTON ADTERTTSEMENT
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

once OF Town Clerk,
Grams on r. l., april i3. 1903.
Application for license TO sell pure spirituous
intoxicating and malt liquors have been made by
the following named persons n nd firms
FIRST CLASS
NARRAGANSETr BREWING COMPANY, Ar
hngton. for "a license TO manufacture and sell
WHAT CHEER BREWERY IN. T. &J.N Mol
teri for lice nse TO manufacture and sell at
brewery.
SECOND CLASS
JAMES W. COOPER, Plainneli Pike. In Simon
Suppovitz's Buidng
MICHAEL A. STONE, whitford swee g building.
near print works.
THOMAS EGAN. east OF Church street.
J. ZAMBRANO. Zambrano Bros = block Thornton,
planfeld road.
DANIEL BARNIE Mayfleld pia,.
GIBSON HoLGATE, Thornton. premises OF Anto-
LoRENzo aoLINI corner LarAin's lane and
HUGH DUFFY. Fiskviile -Four Corners
PARIS q. JOHNSTON. Hotel on Main street. Fisk
oEoRoE W. JOHNSON. Park avenue. near pocas-
sTERRY a. FESNER, corner Reservoir and Park
avsuue
l.. W. HOLMAN. Knightsville Hotel
The Town onneil will hc In session IN The Council
Chamber, IN said Cranston, On MONDAY. May 4,
1Sp3 ~ 10 o'clock a. al which time and place ali
persons 40 desiflng may be heard on the matter OF
granting such apple atlonS
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN
npfo=fft VOulc Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
A SCIENTISTS WARNING.

Extr acts from Remarkable Lecture De-
livsred by DIR. IL. E. Hammond before
the National scienitsts' Convention.
"We are startled constantly by the
sudden death Of some man who seemed
the picture of health. He thought he
was well. He had felt strange pains
shooting through his body, but as they
did not remain he forgot them. His
head panied him periodically, he was
somewhat paler than common and un-
accountably tired, but he felt compare
lively well and vigorous. And yet he
boasted civilization.
in childbirth. and why is it? Simply
because their maternal organs have been
so weakened by the most terrible of dis
eases, that they cannot withstand the
fearful, sudden strain that is brought to
bear upon them. How many women
escape monthly agonies? And yet ma
ture never intended that pain or incon-
venience should attend the operation of
her natural laws. The solemn and ter
rible fact Is, that the men and women
drag along, die and are buried. and
friends and the doctors say heart dis
ease, apoplexy or pneumonia, conges-
ton, convulsions, when the cause lay
far back of these things. The truth is
that weakened kidneys are the cause of
most OF our troubles. The great ques-
ton, therefore, is: How shall pre-
serve my kidneys, or, if diseased, how
can they be restored? / have seen
numbers of cases and learned from un-
questionable sources of many others,
where the preparation, Hunts Remedy,
has been almost remarkable in its re-
results. use it freely among my pa
tients. and shall continue to do So 1t
is wonderful and invaluable remedy"
The remarks Of the learned doctor
should be carefully considered and acted
upon by all who desire long life and
freedom from pain and the danger Of
sudden death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
PROGRAM FOR THE FAIR.
Has Been Arranged and tho Dates Fixed
Upon.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE program for the
Worlds fair congresses thus far deter
mined on has been arranged and dates
fixed. The first congress will be opened
May Is. This will be the congress Of rep
resentative wo men of all lands to set forth
the progress ~ women in education, in
dustry, literature and art, moral and So
cial reform, philanthropy and charity,
civil law and government, religion, each OF
the subjects forming the basis of a separate
congress. One week will he allowed the
congresses, and so universal has become
women's interest that the time may prove
all too short.
Then will follow the week Of May 90: the
department of the public press, three CON
crosses.
Week Of May 90 department of medicine
three congresses.
Week of June 8: Department Of tenn
perance, pine congresses.
Week Of June 12: Department Of social
and moral reform, six congresses.
A conference on charities, correction and
philanthropy, preliminary to the general
congress on these questions, will begin ir
one of the smaller halls June 8.
Week of June 10: Department of com,
merce and finance, seven congresses, OF
which the fourth that Of congress or
water commerce. has been transferred Ia
July 81, to be held in coff7isction with the
congresses on engineering.
Week Of July 3: Department of music,
two congresses.
Week of July 10: Department Of htere
ture five congresses
Week of July Ia: Department Of educw
cation, fifteen special congresses, which
will be followed by general educational
congress to close July 25.
July 81: Department Of engineering
seven congresses. and the department OF
art, five congrcsses
Aug. Z: Departments Of government,
eight congresses.
Week of Aug. IL: Five congresses, GOV.
ering as many distinctive departments,
dental, Pharmaceutical medical jurispru.
dence. horticulture, Africa, continent and
its people.
Aug 81: Department of science and
philosophy. 10 congresses, astronomy,
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antnropology, CHEMISTRY, eiectrIcIuy, geol.
ogy, Indian ethnology, meteorology, phil.
osophy, psychical research, zoology.
Aug. rs: Department of labor. seven
congresses and six congresses of social and
economic science
Sept. 4: Department of religion, 30 con.
crosses, including the parliament Of re.
ligion. 1t is expected that these con.
crosses, together with five others of the
department Of Sunday rest, will occupy
several weeks, extending into October.
Commencing Friday, Oct. 13, will be
held four congresses of the department OF
public schools.
Week Of Oct. Is: Department of agri.
culture, nine congresses, and with these
will close the great series.
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Irish National EederaIists-

Boston, April 1.-THE meeting Of the
Irish National federation at st. Mary's
school hall, North End, last evening was
very largely attended and was successful
in every way. Hon. John f. Fitzgerald
presided Speeches were made by Hon.
John X. Murphy, Joseph j. Kelly and
James Riley. A large branch of the fed
Grafton was formed with the following
officers, President, William McEnany;
secretary, Thomas Emery: treasurer, Hugh
Markey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17

NEW YORK, April 17.-At a meeting @.
the New York Central Labor union here
yesterday one Of the principal subjects dis.
cusscd was the contemplated general strike
OF the walters, and resolutions vert
adopted promising moral and financial aid
to the men who.are struggling against tho
demands of employers that waters shall
have their boards shaved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
A Turkish Mosque to De dedicated.

CHICAGO, April l7.--An unusual thing
one that has never taken place outside oI
Turkey, will be the dedication of the
Turkish mosque In the Midway Plaisance
Friday, April % The ceremonies will bs
conducted under the auspices of the
ancient Arabic Order of Mobiles Of the
Mystic SbrinA an organization which
fourished in Turkey many years before il
gained a foothold In this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
BrEcuAMs PILLS sell well b. cause they cure.

serious Nf-.-- .-....s. ..Aer Oniciats
Topeka, April l7.-Secretary of Stat
r. S. Osborne has made public charge
against Ex-Governor Humphrey, ex-Secre
tary OF State William Higgins and Inter,
nal Revenue Collector Cyrus Leland, Jr
and by implication all the officers of tho
penitentiary. Osborne alleges the accused
officials have conspired together to man
ipulate the penitentiary coal mines Il
their own advantage. He also says that
coal has been delivered to state officers for
which they never paid a cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17

VALPARAISO, via Galveston, April II.
Observations of the total solar eclip.
were taken yesterday at Nina Aris, Ha
ward college station The weather WI
clear during all phases of the eclipse, wit
no passing clouds and nothing to mar TIL
observation. Atmosphere conditions WEI,
all that could have been wished for. an.
the result will be satisfactory to the higl
est degree.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
Saturday Half HOLIDAYS.

HAvERHILL, Mass, April 1.-THE Last
ers' union has voted unanimously to take
half holidays on Saturdays from May to
Nov. !. For several summers past the sole
leather men have granted their employees
the half-holiday as have the manufac-
turers to their cutters, and it Is believed
that this summer on Saturday afternoons
work will be suspended entirely in the
shoe business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17

LONDON. ..nn 1.-THE new steamer
Campania, built for the Cunard company,
had her trial trip on the Clyde Saturday.
The Campania attaineda maximum speed
of $3.50 knots. or fully 81 miles an hour.
This is the greatest speed ever attained by
steamship, and justifies the hope that she
will be able TO make the run from Fastnet
to Sandy Hook in five days and half
The Campania is scheduled 10 leave Liver.
pool for New York next Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
A Sad Case.

NEWTON, Mass. April IL The body of
L. w. Pinkham was found in hen house
on Coolidge avenue, Mt. Auburn, Satur-
day. There was bullet wound in the
head, and the medical examiner gave 1t as
his opinion that the man must have been
dead at least IL hours. He was about 60
years of age and bookbinder by occupa-
ton. Three weeks ago he married a
wealthy woman, and until two or three
days ago he seemed in the best Of spirits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17

SwAMPscoTT, Mass, April 17.-Captain
Barnard Laselle, an old-time fisherman,
recently captured horseshoe crab off
Nabant, which is the largest one ever
captured on this coast. The captain in
tends to send it on to the Worlds fair,
there to be placed among the other fishery
exhibits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
WORLDS FAIR BONDS.
The Entire Issue of s5,OOO,OOO Have
Already Been Sold.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE last of the
issue of s5,c0OOO0 bonds to complete and
support the fair, until gate receipts begin
to pour in, have been sold. The list is as
follows:
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, $780,.
600; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
SlOO, 900; Pennsylvania lines, sl40, 600; Chi.
cago and Alton, $4,000: Chicago and
Northwestern, 100000; Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, 100000; Michigan
Central, $4,000; Chicago, nsck Island and
Pacific, 100000; Northern Pacific, $780,.
600; Baltimore and Ohio, 100000.
The Illinois Central railroad subscribed
for 100000 worth Of bonds when they
were first offered for sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
Death of a Railroad Man.

SALEM Mass, April 17.-Dana S. Smith,
highly esteemed citizen, who for many
years was roadmaster of the Eastern rail
road, died at his home Saturday after an
illness of many months duration
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
a Polish Murderer.

: WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April I7-Michael
Nolovinski, a Polander, murdered John
Joseroski, Of the same nationality yestsr.
day at Plymouth,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-17
DUCK EGGS.

During the present season \ shall sell from NV
breed ng pens OF ducks about 4.cOO eggs all abovs
th capaciiy of my incubetlr. On lefs n.led IN ro-
tation. MARX ". OOD
harrington Centre. H.