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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
FlFIELD WIPED OUT.
Wisconsin Town Almost Completely De-
Str0y8d by the Flames.

Wisconsin Town Almost Completely De-
Str0y8d by the Flames.
PHrrIIrs, Wis, July 2S.-The bust
ness portion of FifcId, a town of 500
inhabitants, was destroyed by fire last
night. In all thirty-tour buildings
were consumed, causinga loss of about
S200, 900, with but little insurance.
The village has population Of 500
1t is located on the Wisconsin Central
road, fourteen miles north of here, in
the center of the Northern Wisconsin
numbering district. 1t contained three
churches-Catholic, congregational and
Lutheran "a graded school, one
bank, public hall. There were
also important numbering interests, saw
mills etc. No complete or accurate list
Of the losses can be had here, but
among those understood to have been
burned 1 s9QHts the ft9jllItoMing; Tell 4EI
GEORGE ARNEr, saloon
Mis- WnopRUFF, millinery store.
IuANrEELhIN Il LEONARD livery barn.
I. DRNPLE, general store,
NES EASTER, millinery.
,. J. NICK, meat market.
Murray Il GRANT, saloon.
sr J,WFL IorrI.
TrFvoxr Unr-.r
" SELpEN, barber shop.
II. T. KNIFE, restaurant.
fIFIELD l1oUsE.
COMMERCIAL House..
w. +. I1INZ, general store.
W. +. ATWELT. drug store.
BERRY. Il ESTE. IN, at mart"'
= CnI5tr- ,,,,,,raI storc
! /, FrnH,,< rroccrv
I + FIIru saloon
g. ". Woon. barber shop.
A. WILEY, saloon.
W. T. SwAzEY, painter.
!. SoHEEINER, saloon.
NJ NJ. HtyLNN' general store
" Mlii.lNN hTH9NA nIa'hNIill'il Siiop'
~, l :, r. I,.... q ! - r,., t,', taI"o"'
~ :. 1:r,,.r .aIoo,,
/ - Ix.rr>v saloon
y KErTE, blacksmith sbop.
MI 1.,,-;,,o,- ,nt e a. .
me e'''I'e business -, I'%'' u 'ile 10" II
was destroyed Inc hfe broke OUT
about 5:l5 T. NJ. Yesterday In q
shed back of the Clifton House, and
+ IN loss than ona bour tho block com
/ .l,:.;...I,. ,,,t;,., I.,,.;,,a-e, IL .I'o
( r. i7'ii7 'i'' ''i''i' - f"t " 'l'o
city was destroyed Ihlrty-slX huSl-
/ ness houses We're destroyed and sixteen
/ families made homeless.
\ fire at Prentice yesterday was con-
( fined to the woods and no buildings
were burned.
ASuLtNp, Wis, July 2S.-Ashland re-
ceivcd kilograms for assistance from two
towns last night, tlheld and Phillips.
tlheld was almost entirely WIped out
Of existence by the flames, and Phillips
seemed doomed for several minutes
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
IEnIANAPoLIs BANK LOOTED.
Large sums Loaned TO ohcers OF INC
coucarn with Little Security.

Concern with Llttie SeCuF''S'
IxprANApoLS, Ind, Aug. lit Is
learned that there will likely he num-
ber Of arrests as & result Of the Indian
anoIis National Bank failure. EVIDENCE
s6,vs the 4efunCt concern was grossly
,li.nanarcd and that the = 10000 81
drnnsits we're strewn about with laNl7h
hands. 1t has been given out alreadE
tbat The sI.500. 600 Of loans carried ny
tbn hank are worthless to such oe-
rrcr that the depositOrs may not real
iln over y cents on the dollar: Inc
most serious charge. however, Is that
individual stockholders we're per
r1ittad II borrow many times
nxer l,zla what is allowed by the
IN ner cent. rule. Theodore T. Haugh-
oy ~ the president, is charged with hay
i2r borrowed 100000 from the bank,
anA a large manufacturing concern here
in which he is interested Is SAID to nave
sacmrcd 80 over s200,000. Two concerns
onerated by sons Of fresidenl
Haurhev are also said TO nave
been kept up by generous loans 1FoIh ron
tbe bank. on the day prior 10 the iall-
nre the Clearing House committee was
abIe 10 pick only $50, 600 OF safe securl-
fies out Of 81 ,506, 900 in the bank : pos
session. ----.--.---- -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
1EhT 0IISY WAS TEE CAITSE
George W. smith Kills His Wit" and
Himself ri EhiupIauIgr.

RHINEL ANDER. Wis, July ,H.-tfcOrCe
W. Smith, welI-known contractor, shot
his wife killing her instantly and in
fiicted two fatal wounds on him
self last evening. Jealousy was
the cause. The couple had not
lived together for some time
and recently Smith had made many re-
! quests for her to return to his house.
She refused them and last evening ne
went to her house with the ayow"d
intention of killing her. He had IL"
sooner got inside the door than he
placed revolver against her breast and
fired. The ball passed through her
heart killing her instantly. He then
put the muzZlc to his own breast, put
ting a ball clear through his body.
They fell to the floor and Smith
grabbed about until he again
got the revolver and fired It
second shot through his breast
The tragedy was listened to by
a woman in the next room who feared
to open the door. \ number of pass"rs
were attracted 10y the shots and one On
tering found both in pools of blood with
Smith begging for his revolver that ne
might end his life. He was conscious
up to 80 O'Clock this morning and is
still alive, although his death Is looked
for. 70 a number of witnesses he Fald
that he intended to kill his wife and
himself He said he had proof that siI"
was untrue to hlm and his only regret
other than that he had not died instant
" was that he could not have Killed the
man who caused the trouble before he
shot his wife. Smith was an industrious
and sober man. The family hay" lived
here for long time, coming from
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
INF OF HERBERT'S PLANS
\. P-aaara d Statement Of the Needs
af the New Navy.

N P-aaara a Statement Of the Needl
Of the New Navy.
,.v.rox. II. G., July 31.-Regard-
v a,ra polio Of the present adj
r. ,r,n II may lie stated with au
r.n.,..@b that Secretary Herbert will ad-
''i' Mo construction of more ships.
i: conservative in his estimates,
" stlI believes that tm@ United
.,,ns distance froiil The pom.
.bis country car afford 10 stoU
atslt ~ ship construction. He has
-s VIII. that Sll 600, 900 will be re-
..ll5' :, complete the forty-two yes
l,ilt and bujldlng for the new
IS the am Dunt will be distribut-
iN ,Ac .0fairc three Years l. can
~ .thp addition Of shift ~ two
Igring the present admins
nithuut adding materially to the
a.. aprropiation for ship construc-
understood to be the intention of
Herbert to outline a definite
S'' n INST what the new navy
r.urri.e. There will not be
-j;rsl departures ftom the lines
f.rr during Mr.. Whitney's adj
.-.,iau and continued through
vr Tracy :. Mr. Herbert HiIl
frs programmes, one show
,a .rtai number of vessels of
..ra W. should have whsp the new
r.mnlpted. and another for
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
Yankee YaChtSmnn Be.lten

LONDON, July &l.-The London re-
gatta of the ROYAL Yacht CInh took
place to-day. The course was from a
mark boat off the clubhouse at West
Cowes, Isle Of Wight, eastward to and
around the Warner lightship, then
westward to the buoy marking the east
Leep Shoal, passing north Of Norman
Fort. The course was sailed oycrtwicc.
The Britannia finished first The Val
kyrie was second and the Nayahoe
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
THE CLIQUE LOSES MILLIONS



CHIctGo, III, AUG. /. rho provision
lit on the Board of Trade was the
scene of panic to-day, during which
the pork corner went to pieces. the
price dropping from 5l9pcr barrel to -.
When the smoke cleared away it was
found that sly leading firms ha,i
failcd-the North American Provision
Company, John Cudahy. the millionaire
pork packer and daring operator:
Wright Il Humphrey, heavy receivers
and shippers of grain, and j. G. Strcvcr
d Co., +. W. Bailey x Go. and \. {.
Humphrey. the three houses through
which Cudahy and the clique dealt in
manipulating the pork corner The
iuurcs Will run we'll mp IN the millions
For the past two weeks the provision
pit on the Board of Trade has been cN-
tremciy dull, especially in the mess
pork division. On some DAYS last week
there WAS not a single transaction in
that article for hours. There was a
shadow over the market. and every
body was afraid To touch IT. Last
March the trade became aware ut the
TACT that someone was "buIliug'' tn"
market, and after time il became a
matter of general belief that tine dead
Eas being run hy single heavy upcr-
ator who did not appear in it in person,
hut who worked through the we'll
known provision brokerage houses OF
j. G. Sterycr x Co.. l.. w Hailrv x Co.
and \. {. Heimholz As the
weeks passed it became ncccs-
sary for the operator To buy
a large amount of pork at high prices
Then came the monetary StriugcncV.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
USED GUNS AND KNIVES.
h terSous Wounded in Fight
Near Cleveland

' Persons Wounded in Fight
Near Cleveland.
'Na.o -, July 2S.-A white man
lE~ was released from the
aaaary last Monday and went
where Lc found his wife
n.-rn Last night he went
Ni" ; home. A quarrel
ta which soon resulted
There were several
'ae house at the time,
t.-aong became general.
~.- rsEa.yers were freely used
.Hler Of shots were fired.
.,"E.. waiter, was shot in the
lied a few minutes later
WIS ~aat in the thigh. Davis
M about the head, breast
> al cannot recover, and a
named Walker was shot in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
Z" CORDAGE TRUST PLANNED.
'> 'ailed At New York to Form
Combine

'AlI"d At New York to Form
Combine.
July 29-A meeting of AL
interests in this country
aa. for August 9 in this
ssaIeet of reorganization,
an aU-embracing company
'rmed or a close alti-
r old national and
Mn1aIas shall he arranged,
a.-.s~rd The millionaire
iuhhs, Of san Francisco; !;
Philadelphia, and the
tN tullcoriage manufacturer,
this city, will be present,
"'a the representatives OF all
rah.e cordage concerns IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
Nt- t'laccd Under Arrest.

@ Pa., July 2S.- Fifteen of
z plate glass workers at Ir-
Nere arrested last evening, on
FIJI. conspiracy. The Pennsyl-
- - ''lass Company alleges that
, ,-ra, IN .Ii'iants by force and threats.
'tei ,a ~ T, men men from working who de-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
\ Family Fatally Burned

OrGA, Md, July 3l.-The house Of ].
II. Langcoin, a farmer near here, was
burned Yesterday through lighting a
fire with kerosene. Two Of his children
were burned 10 death and Langeoin and
his wife were so badly injured that their
recovery IS doubtful.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
THIRTY HOUSES BURNING.
Fierce Connarration sweeps Over
suburb of Paris.

PARIS, July 2S.-A fire broke sut At I
O'Clock this morning in Berry, a suburb
10 the southeast Of Paris on the right
hank of the River Seine. Despite the
efforts of the firemen, the flames spread
and in a comparatively short time
thirty houses were burning. The fire
is opposite the wine docks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-05
RUBBED THREE BANKS.

''MP>hirr Fipancier Prove. to
II, - an t@mbcyzler-
\ H., July 2S.-It is ru-
anle~ /. Merell, the treas
herrytieIi Savings Bank and
Insurance Company, and
of tbe suspended Bank
Mouwealth. has absConded.
y be short in his accounts
Institutions. An eHamIna-
gong on. Merell has not
>.n.e Wednesday and his
n ignorance of his where
, 1893-12-13
bohbabnen fir sic C1orofeitp

Sci Oer geitrigen StBung 6es Counties
ttr StraBen unO NtteDs ser Noroiette
fal1en Die Srbinan5en Der @ran6 Gentral,
Der gfort6 @bicn9o 9tapio Tranfit. Scr
ytort6 G9ica9o @lepateo unb Ser gtortb=
t%peitern Glepateb Giienbabnz @eieuicboften
5ur Spracbe. @ritere bret ipuroei1 tros
zines GtntDanOs ieitens Ql6. Mc@iQcn Al
ben Ntten 9elc8t. @bipar6 B. &uiiel BE-
tllrtportete Die 9tortbmeitern : Sr6inon3,
tpobet er b%etonte, baB berielben ausreiz
cbenoe Wftttel sur QtuSfiibrung 6es Inter
ncbmens CUR Gerfiigung itdn6en. SIS
iuuroe teoocb ntbt tpetter alf bie Sabe eins
9e9an9en. 0arauf tabeIte Qlberma1 SEC
@tuen ben @orporationsaniDalt peoen beIz
len Gerna6ldiii9un9 Der bon ibm aus3uz
arbettenoen Oroinana, tpclcbe Der Nortb
SRtca9o S%traBeubabn @e1eQicboft cine
8crldn9crun9 Der Gabelbabnlinie Sic
Gpan1ton Npc. c%ntfang anbefie6lt. uQSen11
Hns 9err yerfes nicbt bequemere 8eef6rbes
rua9 out Der gtorbieite gtebt," 1oote Serr
Ntc@illen, D%ntitiien mir i'm 10 Balls ais
mo9lt6 los tperben." Der GprDorntions-
anfp9lt fpurbe bterauf nit Ser QuSorbeituno
Der Srotnan3 beauftragt.
, 1893-12-13
pren6eroait.

Die feblen6en bier @ei6morenen fir Ben
8renber9aitz8r o5e tpuroea 9eitern Nacb7
mittag cnoGicb 9etponacn. Sbre Namen
iin6: Sames 8an Sntpagen, Sulius 80.
8Ian6arb, @iuiam 81. 86ite un6 81.
0oroon MurraD. Die Wf1tter bes W0r>
berS tpar geitcrn gum eriten OfaL i'm @ez
ri9tsioal. 8renbergoit CAB ibr einer
8uB, i6ien itb abcr Oann ni6t tuetter I'M
ite 81 betiimmern.
6eute Wor9en be9ann 6iilfS@S taatSanz
malt Sar1es Sob ieine @~r0ffnun95rebe at
Die SurD, in tpelcber er Die nit Der 8lut7
that in 8erbinbung un6 noc6 in frii9er
@rinnerl1ng ite6enOen @in5eIbeiten tpieberz
boGte unb ieiner lleber3eu8ung Nusbrud
DerIteb, baB Der 9lngefIa8te nit DoQem
geritGnbntB fit ietne Shat 6~anbelte unb
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cine ~binfGui9e iet.
, 1893-12-13
Painters Shidfal.
Sem 2lnpalt mia eiren 2tufidub Ger BIN
ri4tun9 ~our63uieben iu6en.

Major 8lafburn, ber Nnmalt 6es gum
Gobe perurtbetLten ongebttcben M0rbers
George q. 9ointer, lit 9~eitern Qlbenb nadb
Springftelb ab9ereiit, I'M benz @OuOerneur
<9clO Elm @ciub, Ben Gerurt6etlten 5u
begnaOigen, 5u unterbreiten. 8enn aub
Der Nnmalt ebeniomeni9 pie iein Silent
cine ioforti9e 8egnabigung erboft, 10 bofft
ct bob einen Qlufi0ub ber befanntltb auf
Srettag &Ormtttag feitgelebten 6tnri6tutg
8ainter's Oltrcb3uleBen, bis bcr @oupernenr
@ele9enbeit erbalten baben ptrO, baS an
gebltcb neue 8e%peiSntaterial fir bic I'M
ibulb bes Gerurtbctltcn 81 p%rltfeu.
9ainter ieIbit bat, tpie er geitern e%rtldrtc,
feline Turcbt 81 iterben. St betbeuertc
ubernlals icine llnibul6 an Dem ibm CUR
Gait 9ele9ten 8erbredbet un0 meinte, DAT
ct i'm @efiible ieiner l1nicbulb nicbt bas
firbtc, mas OaS 9eben nacb Dem SoDe fir
i'm in 8ereiti9aft babe.
, 1893-12-13
Gs mar Elm SeIbitmoroperfud
Seslie powea ni6t pon Stra6enrdubern ans
e~efalen, fonoern er perfu9te, ii6 ieIbt
oas &eben I'll nebmen.

Naboem bic 8oliSet Ser Sf G6icaeo
Nne. @Statton llber ben angeblicb auf 0eslie
Yopeu Ueriibtcn Haubangriff, bon bem mir
1cbon geltern %bertcbtetcn, cine nGbere Inter
iu6ung angeiteut bat, lit Tie 3u Der l1ebere
3cugung 9efommen, OaB YptpeQ nicbt iiber>
fallen tpuroc, ionOern iicb in Ielbitm0rberiz
iber 2lbit3t cine &ugel in Ben Ropf iQgte.
Otan bat nGmlich in ieinem 53tmmer in
benz 6auie 355 Q8eQs StraBe bier 8riefe
9ctunoen, bon iDelben elmer an feline 6auSz
tptrtbtn, Srau Weitltng, 9eri6tet ipar. Sic
ptro oartn eriucbt, an S. 8. 8ppel in
G~ogonsport, Sno., 5u telegrapDtren, ooB er,
&eSlie YopeQ, iib oa5 &eben genommen
babe, aucb m09e STRAIT @eitllng oaftr
lorgen, baB letne SreunOe bon ietnem Io6e
benacbrt6tt9t pltroet, ebe mar letnen
Getcbnom torti9affe. Sin ~Stpeitcr 8rtef
mar an gOipeu's Trau geri6tet, bic lcit
lGnSerer 3ett 9%etren11t bon i6m in benz
6auie 1861 Q%ltlantic StraBe lebt. St
ipricbt barin fem 8eoauern il6er Bic Iren7
hung bon tDr aus un0 bittct iie, feline &letz
Der inter arnle 2eute 3u Oert6etlet.
Sn etncm Srtete al letre in 0ogDnSport
Iebenoe Wtutter lagt Bopeu, DAB CT feline
Stele aus StraBen6a6nconDucteur ipegen
iDteoerDolten 3u1pattommens p"erloren
babe. 9a nun iebt ibwer cine anoere
STEELE gu betornmcn lei uno ct iicb firc6te,
D0S Coos 10 Dieler oll6erer NrbeitsloIen III
tbeiIen, 10 babe ct bei9Goiien, itcb ben SOB
5u geben. Die 9lerstc I'M Mlertaner>6Dipi
tai 8eben ipenig 9offnung allf 9Omel's
Oenelung, 0a zines ie6r itarfen Nunofte7
bers tpegel Die &rgel aus Dem &opf btsber
nlcbt bat e%11tfcrnt tperoen f0nncn. 9omeI
iou ubrtgenS ictne geitrige QtuSiage 3uriidz
9enommen uto cingcitanOen Daben, oaB ct
nicbt BON etnem Characterization b%erwun6et
tDurOe, lonOern baB ct it9 leIber cine Guz
gCl in Ben &opf iboB.
, 1893-12-13
Rletue Ilabrtbten.

= Grane'S Observation-Disclosures, SEQ. 100
SlltonitraBe, puroe geitern 2lbenO burb
einen 8ranb nm $500, tpobon $4,000 ouf
Die Q8aaren unb $500 auf bas @ebGuoe
enttaQen, bei6Goigt.
Die 8eantten Der Su. Gentralbabn
erflGren, baB Die Or6inan3 6es StabtrotbS
bebufs Qlbiboffun8 Der 9rcbtreu3e feline
8eOeutun9 babe, ba bieielbcn auf tbren'
@isentbum erribtet nurben unb baB tie
1ofort einen @tnbaltSbefebl ertpirfen pol7
len, tpentN Bic Stabt Wiene mabt, bic
8eroronung burh3ufit6ren.
, 1893-12-13
Mfdnl1tr 8antDffelu.

$500 gbte alligator @autoffelu. IS
$3.50 @9te Seal YontofeIn. l.. ................. 2.60
$500 9on9ola v9fomeo" @antOfeIn ............. 2.35
$500 Ian @oot p5tOmeO" @autoTeGu. e. .......... 2.35
$2.oo SoH9ola Opera Sltpper. LAS
$500 MtarOon Opera slipper. 80. ............... las
$500 San @oat slipper. las
, 1893-12-13
Mdnner=S0ubc.
4d1nbe fir
&nabcu unO SSiinglingc.

q bis s. IL bis p
1926 &oIble0erne uSofe9uurb" Snabeu=5 dube. {. 81 80
$2.75 Buffet SAGE &nabenI 6ube. ................ LOS
$3.50 &albleberue S~hnir=Sdube fir &naben 800. I.95
1925 0anogen6tbe falbleb. S6ube fitr Siin9lin9e.. 2.80
$2.75 &albleoerne &nopf= unb S9uiir=59u6e fHr
Sitn9liuge. ... =. =. =. 2.35
1915 Potentleber S0ube fir SiiugIin9e ........... 10
1925 &uiiet S1ube fir S~iu9ltuge. .............. 10
1925 8olbleoerue &nopf= uno S6uitr=S9ube fir
Siinolinoe -. 10
, 1893-12-13
Stdott1hes,
BUR 8eodtun9 fir Coupon.
fammler.

g8tr maden bic 0eier bcs p2tbenbblat7
tcs" barauf aufmertiam, 6aB es nOb bieie
&Obe scitig genug lit, nit Der Sammlung
bon Is Coupons, iuelcAc gu bem 8tloe:
uytdpoleon'S &iid3ug bon Wtostau" bere9z
ti9en, SIT Beginner. gSer am II. 0eaemz
Der anfdn9t, bic Coupons aus5ui@neiben,
fam nod am 81. 9e:ember Die crforberz
It6c 3abl %beiiammen baben. Q8er BAG
Bib boben tpiu, ioate baber ioglet9 an
iQngen.
, 1893-12-13
= Wqbor Snift murbe oeftern Wocbz

= MaDOr SWift tpur6e 9eitern Nahz
mittag BON einem fleinen ltngliidStaQ Be-
%troffen, Ser i'm Oaran b~erbin6erte, getern
NbenO &cben 3u balten. ST moQte 6urc6
bic groBe S9la8tbiire ieiner Office ee6en,
ais oieielbe, tpelcbe 9e~rabe'oorber bon SEE
man0 9~eOfinet por6en mar, nit auer @ez
malt 9cgen feline Sttrn icblug unb TIN riez
oerparf. Ser S6lag ipar 10 beftig, oaB
Ser Spift licb erbrecben muBte uno bann,
nit elmer 8roBen 8euIe bebaftet, nab 6auie
ging.
, 1893-12-13
Oamen- unO 1(dO6en= S6u6e.
e bis 1879
III big p

III big q e bis 1879
$3.5 Yatentleber M6bGeu=S 9ube. =. ......... $3.50
1926 9oteutleber Wtabfen=S 1ube. 2.65
$3.50 8ruu5e Cloth Sop Wtdbdben=S 1ube ......... 2.85
$50 Mdbben=Sd ube nit &to GIotb Sop .......... 2.35
80 SO Sib 9reB=S 9ube fir Mt6b6en. e. 2.2O
80 so &o Sip 8~nppf=9Gube fir Mdb9en .......... 200
$500 &to Sip &nop=S9ube fir N}609en .......... 1.55
$500 &ib SIP Suopf=S9ube fir &iuber. .......... LIS
$500 &tnber.S6ube nit &to @(ptb Sop. ......... It's
81. Is Stnber=S9ube nit gron5e @lotb Sop....... 2.15
Sl.85 Ginoer=S6ube nit &io Sip .... l55
$3.50 Potentleber Sinber=59ube. .............. 2.1O
, 1893-12-13

Nbonntrt auf baS Nben6blatt ber SGinots
Staats@ 3ettun9, grets l Sent.
, 1893-12-13

User Nrbetter ir8enb pelder Qrt broucbt.
erFelDt let1en 3tped am biuigiten un6
belten oureb cine Qn3eige in Der 9lben6auss
9abe Der Sutnois StaatS3eitung. 4rets 10
Gents, tpenn nidbt mebr ais 10 g86rter
, 1893-12-13
90mtcn S0ube*

$500 Sron5e SAGE SpuiS Seel Boots. .......... $3.50
$500 Sreub &ib &nOpf=Strefet 535
$3.50 @atentleber 9nppf=ettefe e. ............. $50
$500 6renb &tO &%nOpf-@tiefeG mt eGOtb 8Op..... ass
$500 Sanbgendtbe &io &uopf=S tie e1 -. ........ Ass
$500 Sanbgendtbe @ortiobten=9 tiefeG =. ....... 48o
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-02
A CLERKS BLUNDER.
Judgment Rendered Against a Drug
gist for 800.
a Mistake in Mixing Prescription Causes
the Death of Child-verdict for
the Utah National.

The case of Arthur P. Ferl administra-
tor VS.. D. B. Hoover ct al. was transferred
from Judge Bartch to Judge Zane yester-
day morning and taken up by the latter
The plaintiff sued to recover the sum of
200 alleged to have been sustained as
damages by the death of child, for
which he holds the defendant responsible.
The facts as alleged are as follows: On
July 16 1890, Rex Ferl, the infant son OF
the plaintiff was quite sick and DIR. Niles
had given Mr.. Ferl a prescription for the
child. The prescription was taken to the
drug store of the defendants and a clerk
in compromising the same made an error
in one of the ingredients, which caused
the child's death.
The defendants denied all of the material
allegations OF the complaint.
The case reached the Jury at 4 O'Clock
and in a short time they returned YER
dict in favor OF the plaintiff for 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-02
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.
Action of the Ministerial Association OF
Rev. Thran's Resignation.

Action of the Ministerial Association on
Rev. Thran's Resignation.
At their regular weekly meeting on
Monday morning the Minister'S associa-
ton of Salt Lake city, composed of the
ministers of the various evangelical de-
nominations, took the following action
in reference to Mr.. Thralls resignation
as pastor OF the First Congregational
church of this city:
Whereas, The Rev. ]. B. Thrall. an active
member Of this association for many wears has
resigned MS position as pastor of the First Con-
gregdtlonal church of this city alter more ian
eight years of service; and
whereas, The church, at his urgent request,
mas accepted his resignation, to take effect NAV
/; therefore, this association desires to place
on record the following fraternal testimonial
First-Because of his genial Christian spirit
ana ms efnclency as a Christian minister in this
most important field, we greatly regret to learn
that he is so soOa to server his connection with
the church and withdraw from our Christian
ranks.
Second-We desire to bear hearty testimony
TO his patriotic influence as a citizen his fra
ternal spirit as Christian and his worthiness
ana efficiency as minister of the gospel We
have found him always ready TO cooperate with
US IN the great work of reconstructing this ter
rluory on an American basis, IN uplifting hui
mainly and building up the cause of Christ in
lnls city ana territory He has been most
cheerful, industrious and successful laborer in
this important part Of the masters vineyard.
ThiTd-Not only because Of his high Christian
character and his cheerful. fraternai Christian
spirit, but because of his scholarly attachments
IN the ancient and modern languages AMI gen
eral literature, as well as in the special studies
OF the Christian ministry. We regret all the more
TO have our ranks weakened by losing him rom
our midst. But wherever he goes we shall ex-
pect that he Will do valuable work in the church
OF our common Lord and we shall pray that God
VIII bless him With health and great success in
the masters service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-02
Estate of Robert Pattison, deceased;

Estate of Robert Pattison, deceased;
continued to April 4.
Estate of Robert W. Donnen, deceased;
order made appointing C. W. Bennett ad-
ministrator on fling bond in the sum OF
5000 and taking the necessary oath.
Estate or Willis A. Paukhurst, de-
ceased; order made appointing E. D. R.
Thompson administrator on filing a bond
In the sum OF $500 and taking the neces-
sary oath; bond approved.
Estate of Eliza A. Gray, deceased; order
made appointing Earl D. Gray administra-
tor on filing a bond in the sum of 8, 200
and taking the necessary oath.
Estate of Owen j. Cook, deceased;
claims of creditors approved.
Estate and guardianship OF Daniel L.
Peterson, minor; March IA set to hear pc
tItlon for letters of guardianship.