The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-03-30

Commencing at 7:30.
L. E. EGGERTsEN, President.
ANDREW MORGAN, prominent school
teacher at Springville, resident of
Spanish Fork, wilr soon lead to the
altar Miss Marion Raymond of Spring
vile. License has been issued.
R. S. HINES has instituted fore
closure proceedings in the First Dis
trict court against Luke Cook on a
promissory note of $500. secured by
mortgage. andllong past due.
REDMOND F. MASON. accused of pass
ing counterfeit money in Uintah county
will be brought down from the peniten-
tiary this evening for trial tomorrow.
A number of Vernal witnesses are in
town awaiting the trial.
The little 7-months old babe, Lucille,
of S. S. Jones that has been suffering
with scarlatina is dead. Owing to the
contagious nature of the disease with
which the little one suffered the funeral.
which occurs this afternoon, will be
private.
IRVINE d BARNEY'S new advertise
ment in this paper offering special bar
gains in a big sale which begins today,
has had its effect. The advertisement
has been read by the purchasing public
and cash receipts by the firm have al
ready been unusually heavy.
THIS morningubefore the Van Patton
case was taken up Judge Smith ordered
that the case of the United States
against Samuel Porter, postmater Of
Fairview, Sanpete county, was con-
tinued for the term to be taken up
early in the Mapti term. Also the big
civil case entitled w. Il. HawleY VS.,
Corey Brothers & Co.
MRS. MATTE NIELSEN gave a de-
lightful high five party at her home last
evening at which Judge and Mrs,
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. A. King, Messrs.
Christensen and Coleman and Misses
Lille Gates and Clara Dusenberry was
present. Mrs. Sam. A. King carried
away first pIize, a handsome paper
weight, and Miss Dusenberry was the
winner of the BOBBY prize, paper
knife.
EVERYBODY today is talking bout
the Van Patton murder case, arguing
it pro and con as eagerly as are the at;
torneys in the case. In the public
mind theIe seems to be but one opinion
and. that is that it Will never be satisfac
torily known who administered the
poison to old man Nielsen, if indeed it
ever was administered. The jury how
ever, has listened more carefully than
anybody else TO all the evidence and of
course it will not be known for some
hours yet what their verdict is.
THE First District court adjourned
today at 1890 until D. M. but long
before IL hour of 100 the Railways
and stairway of the building were
literally packed with humanity and
when the baliffs opened the doors it
was almost miraculous that no accident
occurred the rush for seats was so great.
The morning hours were occupied by
Attorneys Jacob Johnson, for the pro.
secution, and D. D. Houtz for the de-
tense in the Van Patton case. This
afternoon VIM. 81 King is addressing
the jury in behalf of Mrs. Van Patton
and ), R. Thurman will close the
argument for the people,
The DISPATCH would have it's read
ers and friends note the handsome
advertisement of DR.. R., S. Hines, the
druggist, corner of Main and l streets.
He is not only a frstclass business
man, but druggist of the highest char
acter, dealing only in firstclass goods
which are kept pure and fresh. They
may be relied upon strictly. The ply
sicians and the public NAV rest assured
that the liquors advertised for medical
purposes are the best, oldest and pur-
est which can be bought in the United
States. THE DISPATCH can commend
them. Being democrat, it has tried
them and pronounces them en- regel in
every way.
VIM. PATTEN who pleaded guilty to
assault was fined $l.00 and given a |
tatherly lecture by Judge Wedgwood |
this morning. Complaint was not
sworn out against Wagner as was in
ended. The row was very much in
he nature Of family jar. Wagner
laving lived with the Patten family
III winter. 1t arose over the feeding of
certain horses oats and letting others
20 without. The boy Patterns father
avs that Wagner originated the
rouble and first assaulted his son.
Wherein William was at fault was In
Wagner out of the yard and
triking him when WAGNER had
quit.
The DISPATCH presents the magni-
cent display advertisement of the
reat Walker Brothers & Fyler
o., of Salt Lake, today, and is pleased
call special attention to the great
argainS that are offered for the con-
srence visitors special benefit. Man
ger Fyler has just returned from an
Xtended trip east, buying in immense
uan tiles and at rates that are in
5rict consonance with the hard times,
ence is prepared to give the patrons
this immense house bargains that
Re fairly startling. 1t is nee dless to
III the public what the special line of I
'alker Brothers 4 Fyler Co. is, mas
uch as their stock includes all that is
'yered by dry goods, carpets, millin
Y, fancy goods, clothing and shoes.
hey have dress making department
connection with their millinery de.
They are recognized as be-
e one of the big establishments of -
e west. The store covers quarter
block Oh the corner of Main and
lird South streets, is three stories ard
sement and always presents an air
life and activity that is certainly
sasant during these dull days.