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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-08-24

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juno 3Ot GeneIaI Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-08-24

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for the year Of 1894. For terms, apply %
Mrs. MARY Is. BOND,
Park Hall +. o., Nd.
June 1T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-08-24

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MATTHEW !. POPE,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
Lssnaritevn, IA.

Special attention given 70 horseshoeing.
I can ALWAYS be found II my shop and
will do al work in my line al shortest no
ticc and as cheap a. can be done in the
county. Terms eaA. Thankful for past
patronage, ! respectfully ask cOn,inu-
ance. Jun si1-tf.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-08-24
LUMBER.

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ylas g lApasTifan Ia AeEaRtds pron,fy ATTENDED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
Sewer stake Conference.

Tho quarterly o inference Oi the So.
vler Stake closed last evening and
good time was enjoyed By the Saints Ia
a,ten ianos. Elder John IA, Smith, OF
the council Of the Apostle anu sey.
mour u. Young, OF the Presidency OF
the Seventies, were with ua. Elders
w. II. Seesmiller, q. W. Bean and
w. II. Clark, comptlsius the Stake
presidency, the member Of the High
Council aud many Bishops aud their
cnunselors were also In attendance.
The stake Academy hal was illied 10
IT, utmost capacity, Notwithstanding
tho Saints from the wards uf GIuuwOUd
and Monroe were debarfud from al
tendance owing to diphthctia aud
other sickness being prevalent in those
places.
Elder Seegmiller reported the gene.
raj condition " the Stake ~ being
progressive In Gospel principles Rni
the feeling towards the early compile.
ton OF tins Salt Lake Tempe as very
good, although money matters were
very stringent Ia THIS locality. Hu
was confident the Saints would do
their part nobly.
Tue plain, practical teachings Of
Elders Smith anu Young were much
appreciated by the assembled Saints;
anu all seemed well Satisfied hnu
strengthened by the testimonies anu
minirtrations OF tho brethren.
The former Bishops Of Annabelle
and Joseph wards having retired, they
were succeeded by new ones, viz. JOS.
W. Fairbanks Of the former, and
George Charlesworth Of the latter
waru, were sustained, anu they with
their counselors were ordained and SGT
apart for their respective duties under
the hands OF Elder Smith, assistcd by
the Stake presidency. -Four Seventies
were ordained by Elder ;. Il. Young,
anu several older brethren were or
dnined High Priests by Elder Smith
anu stake presidency.
GEo. W. BEAN,
Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
THE TUSCARORAs.
"Only Freak Of Human Nature After
All.'-Wlmt They Did Last
Night

Powers Tusoaroms met In the q. a.
Il. hail last night. J. d. Chase was
elected wendigo; James Hegney,
chie; Mike Sullivan, first big brave;
Barney McMammou, second big brave,
aud NJ. Marks, scout.
The installation Of the following
officers then occurred:
Executive committce-O.W w. Powers,
grand sachem, chairman OK ofllclo;
Morris Sommer, Martin Lannan, &. NJ.
Brown, II. n. Hail, J. NJ. Denny.
The standing committees are:
Finance - A. NJ. Wood, Henry
Barnes, ID. p. rarpey, Henry Wagner.
NJ. Marks.
Re-ulutions-Ogden Hiles, p. J. Mo.
ran, II. ID. Hoge, &. w. Hall, q. NJ.
Jackson.
Prlnting-Morrls Sommer, II. T.
Duke, 5. II. Lewis, William Moo queen,
w. +. Shelton.
NaturaiiEatIDn-W William II. Ryan,
Jacob MOfitl, ]. Enzenspegcr, A.
Fisher, Harry Edwards.
The question OF whether the society
should take any decisive steps-and II
40 In what direction and how larg.
they should be--in the matter OF bond.
ing Salt Lake county was discus.
led at length and then laid on
n side side shelf until March
let, at which time Mcssfs. Tgrpey,
Woods, Barnes and Powers will tell
their brother braves what they had
better do In the premises. The re-
markable Interest the society manifests
IN the county bonding auI other
propositions is ex planned In the title to
Sam PARKS latest song: Tt's only u
freak OF human nature after ALL"
w. A. Stanton, q. II. Lewis and j.
NJ. Denny, vas appointed TO extend n
vote OF thanks TO the chairman OF civic
organization OF the Cleveland In.
augural parade at Washington, March
iib, for assigning u position In the
procession to the 1uscaroras that they
cannot occupy.
After au exhaustive wrestle with
the question as to whether the club
would endorse any person for IA federal
position the matter was laid OH the
table indeil nitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23

Wallace has gone 10 tue wall for the
lack Of financial support from the
memhefr. The furniture, carpets and
pictures have beea disposed OF at
private sale.
The increase in freight business, both
east and west bound, has been very
marked, and failfoud men are again
wearing smiles. The Southern Pacific
Is now sending four westbound trains
out daily.
At It's Friday nlghps meeting the
board OF education will DO notified that
the Grant avenue school building IL
completed anu ready for their accept.
nuce.
The ecclesiasiicnl organization of the
Fiat warj olB tlghnm CITY met rues-
day night anu decilcd 90 veil tho ward
meeting house to the Fourth school
district for $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
SUED FOR $4,000.
An Action Brought by james Cow aus
Against United States Marshal
Tenton.

James Gowans, Through his at.
torneys, Rawlius Il Critchlow) late
on Tuesday afternoon filed suit
In the Third district court against
irving A. Benton, U. $. Marshal, to
recover s2),Oio.o2, with interest from
lllh February, 1893, and costs OF ac-
lion.
The complaint Is very brief. II
states that ON February lltb, inst., the
defendant wrongiully took and con-
verified to his own USE the following
property belonging to plaintiff. A
stock OF merchandise stored In the
bnilding mt the corner OF Main aud
Vine streets, In the city Of Tooele, Of
the value OF s',i8l.2O; also bills re-.
celvable, accounts, shares OF stock In
the Tooele Cooperative Mercantile
Institution, OF the value OF Sill ,737.3s;
and cash to this amount Of s5l.25, az
gregating the sum above claimed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
UTAH SUGAR co. UNlssUED
STOCK.

At tho last meeting OF the
Board OF Directors of tho Utah
Sugar Company. 1t was decld 81
ed to Issue to subscribers, for
stock, Certificates to the
amount OF their payments up
to tho present time, except
whore such payments amount
to less than ono share. All
parties, therefore, who have
paid for ono share ($lOl or over
can secure certificates by
sending In their original sub
scriptlon receipts TO tho un-
dersigned, and oil who have
paid for fractional parts OF a
share are requested 10 COM
plete thelr payments immedi-
ately and secure certificates.
HORACE C. WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer, with
Hebor J. Grant q Co.. 60
Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23

udipi,steurs who have drawn crowds
M the Theater In the past. The mu.ic
was all excellent, the fret feature being
Mr.. Brigham himself In his "L,ltle
giri don't cry" selection. lie was
n,ayily encored anu gave his always
charming uiuden tluc.n MIR.
Squlres, Mr.. Hampton aui Mr.. Ron.
jn,on all sang exccllcntly aud all 10.
recalls. Pat Dunbar Il "a comedian 70
the manor born, who only wal q
some coaching TO make a professional;
the various end men ali suoue, anu
Maltese especially. The vanishing
Lady, was very, very funny. ~"
Neapollian quartette scored we'll; the
finale regarding Columbus was rather
hopeless trash, aud Sam Park, "a the
author, was not 10 happy rs In some NJ
the other efforts Of the night which
had his name attached 60 them.
FRANiS DANIELS opens at tue thea.
ter In Doctor Cupid this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
THAT RATE CONFERENCE.
An instance Of How II Operates on a
Car Load Of Glass.
now UTAH is BENEFITED.
A Conslgncc Who Contends that 'he
Citizens Committee should Have
Dictated the Terms.

For many days last October n secret
conference was carried on IN ,ne
Kuutsford Hotel Of this city Inc
people Of the city and Territory repre-
sented by Salt Lake business men
formed one side OF the great catherine
the railway kings Of the country the
other. The question that brought
them together was an important one
IL was nothing more nor lees thnn ,ns.
of unjust Discrimination IN ,he in"''o'
of Utah railway freight rates
The affair terminated IN n compI.-
mise. The public hoped that the se.'
Element would be just anu q saisl"c'
tory one, but had no opportunity 10
Judge for themselves untii recently
Now that the new schedule OF rates
has gone into elect, patrons OF tue
railway discover that In some Instances
the "compromise" has worked hafu
ship ON them they never experienced
NOR dreamed Of during the time they
were being discriminatei against anu
from which they sought rellei'
In support OF this statement me iol,
lowing Ia given for consideration by
the lunllC. n thiiohh W s''' 49,
Inc 1880 pounds was recently re-
c,iyed IN this city. The old rate from
the Missouri river to Salt Lake wass 81 20
uer hundred, but under the compromise
his rate was reduced to sl.0O per
hundred, The manipulation In the
reduction was most clever one, an
the railways now receive greater
CONDENSATION than before. Under tho
old schedule common window glass
came In sizes az large M 5OxI1 Inches,
hut the railway companies made the
rate 20 that external measurements Of
eighty.six united inches only could be
benefited, or, say, glass measuring
5OxsG inobee. All shipments In the
car over these sizes are labeled at s3.O5
per 100 pounds. The result 10 that
on the shipment in question the CON
slgnee paid s65.65 more that he was
compelled to under the old exOrbltant
rate. He eays that when ho called the
attention Of tho railway people TO this
fnct he was answered as follows:
"Well, you fellows asked for an
amended schedule, didn't y0u2"
ayes, we did"
"Weli, you'va got II, haven't you?"
Now this gentleman takes the stand
that the citizens committee should not
have yielded to n compromise, but that
It should have dictated the terms and
thus saved millions OF money for Utah
yearly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
OGDEN HAPPENINGS.
Tho Fourth District Court Yesterday
The business Mems Plans, Etc.

The Fourth district court was in
session all day yesterday and two
hours last night, engaged in the hear.
Ing OF the case OF the Merchants
National bank OF Kansas City vs..
Theodore Robinson, continued from
Tuesday. The arguments were fin.
ished Mt the night session and the case
viii go to the jury this morning. At
the former hearings Robinson secured
verdict In his favor, but the case
went up 10 the Supreme court and was
sent back iof rehearing. The suit
grew out OF transaction between J.
T.. Barbour, former cashier of the
Citizens bank and the Merchants Ma.
tlonai bank. The cashier raised $4,000
on bank stock placed Ia his hands by
Robinson, Vice president Of the bank.
Tho institution had not at the time
been properly organized, but the vice
president Is held responsible, inasmuch
as the stock was signed by him.
The special committee appointed at
the meeting Of the business men 10
formulate n plan of organization an
suggest officers for the associate n, held
"A three hours session yesterday after.
noon. The committee thoroughly
went over and discussed the Objects a.
the proposed organization. AZ "A result
OF ils labors a comprehensive plan was
evolved, officers wero named and u
committee OF three appointed to drsf,
constitution and by.laws. A full 10.
port will be made AZ the meeting called
for Tuesday next.
Deputy Marshal Clark,of Provo, was
In Ogden yesterday afternoon and re-.
turned last evening with Josephine
Steggell, who is wanted before the
grand juryof the FlIst district. The girl
has been in the Reform school Tor
several weeks.
The Columbus club organized some
time ago by Charlie Clark and Joseph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
Trial Of Charles Whiting In the Third
District Court Today.

Charles Whiting, n young man oil
very gentlemauly address, Ia indicted
for perjury. His trial began In Judge
Zlne's court late on Tuesday afternoon,
and this morning the hearing was re-
sumed. Assistant District Attorney
Stephens prosecuted; Judge Powers
aud Attorney G. Il. Allen defended.
The case arose out Of civil action
which was tried In U. 8. Commissioner
NoIrell's court In September OF last
year II would appear that n Mrs.
Whiting Ind executed two notes to Is.
X. Bloch & Co., wine and spirit
metchants OF Commercial street,
IN this city, one OF these beiug
for Sl50 anu tho other Tor
$500. Upon the former falling
due Whiting, husband OF the woman,
called upon Messrs. Bloch Mt their
place OF business anu rendered u check
Tor 5000 In payment OF the 800 note,
receiving nearly $50 in cash IN return.
Both nOles were then together, but
subsequently, the Messrs. Bloch learned
that III. $500 note was missing, charged
the defendant with having taken 1t,
aud instituted civil proceedings
against him and his wife to recover
Possession OF the note or Its value, and
obtained judgment. While not de-
nying that he had had the note, Whit
Ing swore positively that he gave the
firm check for the $500 note ana took
up the ono for $3.50 by u cash payment
Whiting has entered nm appeal agnl,s'
tho commissioners judgment ~ .he
Third district court, AMI that 90 INV
pending. Perjury proceedySs WeIe
lodged against Whiting, '"" "' was
Indicted by the grand ivy
The case was proceeding W p' M
COURT SorEs'
Attorney e. u CritchlOw has gone
70 Provo on buPhess'
The grapd.ury have had another
session todar
Tho O,ieill manslaughter case is
Szpectedlo be called on late this after.
noon,
Jobs Connors has been released from
the cunty jail utter serving 20s days
fsf issault with deadly weapon.
Dslegate.olect (Attorney)J. l.. Raw
,lni Is clearing up" his legal affairs
ifor to iournoying to Washington.
ne expects TO start away Sunday.
Everybody doing business in and
around the Third district court today
lootel ae though recovery from yester-
n.y. holiday was not quite complete.
fhings moved slowly.
w II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
Desercl Mills Cassimeres.
Editor Descr.t hetOG

Editor Deser.t NewG
As several articles have appeared in
the daily papers, conveying the idea
that the entire stock OF cassimerts
manufactured by the Deseret woolon
mills had boon purchased by the I'm.
pirc manufacturing company, we bcr
TO say that up TO this cate Mcssr',
Buckle d Sons have mad control Of
these cRslinercs for the retail trade
and that they ARE entitled 10 the credit
Tor HAVING introduced these goods 10
the general public.
The cloths furnished 10 the fret
party were goods manufactured by the
mills for the uniforms OF the cadets uf
the different military schools OF the
Territory, aud cloth for tho police
uniforms. They aro now negotiating
for the purchase Of "a certain quantity
ofcl0tus Tor wholesale IN inu 'aciUre.
SIMON BRprHERs,
Agents Dcs,rOt Wcolun Mills.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, February
2Sfd, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
Wonderland.

This Ia the last day to see The excel.
lent drama Lost In LONDON, ut Won.
derlsnd, as an entire change Of bill
occurs tomorrow. The beautiful TO-
ciety drama, Peril, or Love at Long
Branch, will be presented with the
entire cast OF the popular stock CONF
psDy. Min and Buyp's All.Star
p,clalty company, will also appear,
headed by versatile black face
comedians, and song and lance artists.
The Ogden Triplets and Twins will
also remain another week, also Mhs
Kate Rooms will continue u give
exhibitions Of her rapid skill IA an
artist In oil and water cOlors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
BEFORE JUDGE BARTCH.
Civil Jury Causes We're Taken Up Ia
Judge Ilarich's Court
thisI Morning.

Tho case Of A. +. Lawson ct nj. We.
Alfred Thompson was first called on.
Il arose out OF an alleged breach OF
contract Oh real estate transaction, and
was In progress at noon.
Philpot vs.. Philpot. In this suit the
answer was Withdrawn by the deicn-
ants attorneys.
J. o. Smith q. nj. w. A. II. Slpperly
ct nj. the motion for an order to com
pei the receiver to pay over certain
funds In this case was granted.
The case OF David Pearl vs. J. w.
Mitchell was, this afternoon, continued
for tho torm.i as.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Court va and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In the matter OF thr Estate OF William a. Npl.
meyer, deceased,
NOTICE or TIME AND PLACE FOR THE
~ hearing OF petition Tor admission 90 pro-
bate Of Will. Pursuant 20 an ordTr ui shid court
IA SAID matter, notice D. hereby gwen tuft
1huradaN, tue Jth DAY of MhrcH, a. -. l-1I, AZ
10 O'Clock am, ut the OnuutY ruurt house M
salt Laku tity, ltlh Tumlnu, In the cOurt
room OF aaid court. has been appointed the
timu Aud place Ter the herring ut apCtitiun NJ
Lucinda Neimeyof, praying for the ndmiss lon
10 probate ~ o certain document herewith
presented, purporlug Go hc tho iaat viii aud
testament % William a, Ngimcyer, deceased,
when aud whcro ai persons Interested may
appear and oppose the probate 0t said Will
or the granting OF letters documentary 10
Lucinda NeimeyoE. a. prayed for IN SAID
petition,
In witness whereof, / have hcrounto set my
hand aud Affixed the seal of said court, Tits 25rd
day OF February, a u. 1893.
isFAII
n. v NELoY CLERK of the PTohate Court.
By CAusfEN nHuwNE, Jr, Deputy Click.