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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
BY Apperson & Pellard,
Real Estate Agents


TRUSTEE'S SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION OF ABOUT IS ACRES or ' En- M
VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY bE.
INC A PORTION OF THE TRACT Or LANo
FORMERLY KNOWN As "McC AkIhl .
VINRYAKD." IN TRE COUNTY OF HESkiCUj
list EAST OF THE EASTERN Llhll > Or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND ADJ AnEH NJ
10 THE VALUABLE PROPERTY OWNED ~
or. I. NJ. COWARDlN. BY virtue OF deed %
trust from the East Virginia Land and Improve
ment Company 10 the uhdersgnsd trustee,
dated September 10. IL 40 duty recorded IN mo
CLERKS ONCE o. Henrico County Court Doeu-
Boo,s 1872. Il. page 2lj, default having been
made in the payment OF a portion OF the isOe
thereby secured. and at the request OF tho
beneacia 1 will proceed 70 sell at auction, on
tho premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1924.
at Az o'clock 7. NJ, that DESIRABLE PROPER,
TY above mentioned, containing auolt 10
ACRES, adjoining on the north tue proper'lesoi
the said lana company aud Messrs. Canepa ana
Sisraigo ana on the south by the property vi
w. n. Franklin. -. -,
The aforementioned property IL part Oh
the real estate conveyed by said deed OF trust
A. b. APPERsON. Trustee.
APPgRs0S & POLLARD, AuctioneerS. mn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONTINENTAL RECEPTION,
Is EXPERIENCE PARTY"
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

on PER CENT. DIVIDEN ID
~ earned aud PAID for tho month OF Febru-
AIRY TO our subscribers. Cur record Is unsur-
rassed. december dividend ~ per cent Jsu-
uary dividend 20 per cent. February 20 Ter
cent. Fourteenth syndicate now beng formed.
"a TO $40 Dor month can be made By tnvesting
e20 TO ~ 90 In our syndicate plan OF spocuia-
ton, Send for circular.
THOMPSON q co F, Bankers and Brokers.
ma iU&tW3t 90 Broadway, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

By virtue OF six o. deeds No f.l..
Neurohr and wife % the uuier-I ..r.
1stl dated October I. 1850, rr.t.'..
County Court, Deed-Ro.k ....
ed dated June H. lsNl
County Court. Deed-bo.k lfN Do
also recorded IN Richmond
Deed-BooS $50 b. page -I.
odd dated October =. lsH', fa....
County Court CLERKS o0.,
A. page ~;
(4thl dated January 2. 1893. f,.-
County Court, Deel-h0D1 liI
9th dntei june 2B, l~YI. r..t
County Court, Deei-Bp1s B..
(6tn) the general deed ot 1-.f
December II, 1893, ro ,.'..
County Court. Ueel-B .of $50 .. ...
also. In Richmond thar'.rf
Book $50 y, page .5i. ielI-f
made IN the payment 10 tAs
secured and having been
benenciares ~ % %. we
on the premises. az re tHf
named. ami in the iol.a.ut
commencing al 3:3O oe.ocs b..
TUESDAY, MARCH 2U. l-..
1. The FRAME STORE ANp JOSS
Gated Just norm ~ the rltF. OPT
corner % MeadoVbrlig" Hu'
known ~ "Chsh Conner.
age Of 10 Ia feet on No.
adepth OF l32 feet ana a 1881.
.. DWELLING No. >. adc'airr
the north, frame, 4 r,om-
feet.
3. DWELLING No. 3. mex - o.. ...
north. detached frame. 'r
23isXI32 feet.
4. DWELLISG 10. , ou s.lI "...
road. detached frame b.,
l32 feet
5. DWELLING No. q. lssi norm f ...
frame, detached, three Rome.
feet.
o. DWELLING No. :. adjoining
nOrtl; frame. dctacnfi, ...
2sl6xl32 feet.
:. TWO.srURl fOUR-RoOM Eh'
ING on tho south SIDE q
road between. between boz i4-
the Richmond Locomotive t
Works. Lot 2jxl3. ie =
And 40 o'clock T.. a.
WEDNESDAY. MARcu-l
The STORE AND DNflIlN
Bridge tor Ntne-Mue) road Its
lar IN shape. and has fr0u.a
llGi6 feet. beginning ~ q poh'
from the intersection OF sgil 20 l.
nth street. And as 4lso'cio.A b. ..
on THEsAaE pAl.
tho VALUABLE DWELLING '.
southwest corner % NeuaUln aui ..
streets. containing four rooms
frontage Of 20 rect on N,ua1.a ~
1870 tsp;. Ana az 4 O'Clock p NJ a
THURSDAY. MARCH - le.I
We will ssll
! Q) THE FRAME STORE And hNL
Gated on the southeast conner
Washington streets. Lot fO1I .'
| alley.
! (2l A VACANT LOT beRinuns D ..
| the NORTH easi corner Oi h.L.r
| ton streets with q Frontage ,' '.
| north line a Blair street. ~ - i'.
| feet 90 an alley.
! (3l A VACANT LOT with irlr'fs
/ OF the east side % Washing H.
| OF 10 ieet. The cad io' t'r
Is feet from the northeast r.g
ingtOn and Blair streets.
The Two VACANT LOI. 1h"
( will be sold as who's or dig.t'l
| deemed bes, az hour oi pa 30.
! TERMS: by consent oi al pate
1 cash balance ~ cqul lu,fa
twelve, and eighteen month. I.
aud 10 b. secured by tfust decd
! d. I.h
Trustee under the FIRST i've nerea
| deeds.
J n. r. POLLARD
| Trustee under tho sixth decd nf
| OF assignment.
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CRANULATED SUGAR. ..... 4!c.
VI Bes. CITY Meal, per busheL. 81
hlte sugar. ..s'ss''''-. ''''
.Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. per pound....... ~
Mountain Roll Butter. per pound.' ~
salt Pork, per pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Goldfish, per pound. ...............'''''''-'
Fresh soda Crackers. per pound........... ID
< POUNDS Virginia Buckwheat... -
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. .".:....... ~
sugar Cured Shoulders. per pound.
Carolina Rice, per pound. ....... ....-.-...
silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Hour "a a barrel OF pc sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour 500
barrel or 2jc. SACK.
4 Pounds D1ed Peaches icr...... ........ 20
4 Pounds New Primes for ................:. 20
Roasted Coffee, better Than ArDuckies,
per pound. .........-...... minimum. =
Pure Lard, per pound. .........,..,..'.'.-
sour Pickles, per gallon. ~
Homemade Jelly, per pound.
pure Sugar syrup. per gallon .....":.:... ~
New North Carolina Roe Hcrrings, lUc.
dozen or s2 nall barrel.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, per gal M
Good Mixed Tea per pound. ............... -
Breast BhsDn.
Price-list mailed on application. Phone 81 o.
;. ULLaANS SON,
de o7-dexSu 1S20.lS22 east Main street.
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A VERY POOR DOCKET.

salvation on ne peoples linimsnt, =
susrsntesd ~ bsst u VIII euse yeu>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
AUCTION sALss-fu,aro pa,.
BY II. u. Chain & Co..
Real Estate Agc'lou,rr.
no. north Tenth .fr..t
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL
l. or
HOUSE AND LOT AT NORTHrA,I .......
OF CANAL AID FOCSHr. -....
on THURSDAY, NAR.f ... ...
AT AZ O'CLOCK

BY virtue OF a decd % trus. f....
1892. recorded tn kicbmonl Ifs...
DeeG-BoOk li6 A. page lJ9. qrI
beneficiary, default hevirg been
ment OF debt secures, We Will sri. .r
ton, on the promisc-. ~ ab9rc-l..
hour, the pROPEk1 \ Gsscdbel I. ....
all that loi or parcel y land. u..la
dwel1ng houss thereon. lyi0g tnf
northeast corner 81 Cana ana I.....
In tho city Of Richmond. ir0lr.g
north s,ie Of Canal street, rgrlr.
on the east line u F3ushee ffre.f
lei lines, Deing the same real '.f.
c enjoyed 10 William A. lIo...
Bargsmin by decd n % Jgly.
rKRNs Cash, required by Goo ..
but more liberal may be a 900.
JilI.
". d
Il. E.lU.
NH 10
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s.V,HERE ARE NO FLIES ON
i sAITH.'-You cannot makea SIX purse
IN, ~ n soy's ear but you can secure your DOCKS
aud money in HERRING-HALL -MAhflS CO l,,.
PANY's FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOfSS ArES
xfr
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THIS PROPERTY Is LOCATED .l..UI.5
OFT OF rHktlIl

THEABOvE-MENTIONEDR rtr .....
LATELY HELD By Nix. UENRl ...
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BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust TO
the trustees OF The Home Building COM
pany (perpetuaD, dated November 70 lssy,
and duly recorded In the Clerks ounce
OF Richmond Chancery Court, In Dsel-
Book 1879 a." page l6i, which was given
10 secure the payment or ,er,in toilu
therein mentioned: default having been
made In the payment OF a part thers0i'
and being directed by the Board OF III
rectors of said Home Building company
(perpetuaD, we will offer for SALE al pup
lie auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH l6 1874, ON
nj o'clock 2. NJ. the HOUSE AND Loi
above referred TO. being the same reai esI
tate conveyed TO the trustees OF sa'u
company by the aboye-menti0ned usep'
THE lot fronts 30x120 feet 10 an ahey. .
TERMS; Enough in cash TO pay cost OF
sale. and the sum of Sl.6I being t hs
amount now due on said bond, anu tnS
balance. whatever IL may be. on tae lol-
lowing terms. viz: one third casn, oils
third in six months. and one thru al
twelve months, the purchaser to give ne,
gotiable notes, with interest added' anu
secured by a deed OF trust.
n ID. HARGRONH,
FRANK T.. SUTTON,
II. SELDEN TAYLOR,
Trustees of The Home Building Coh-
pany perpetuaD.
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NH 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
SlXTY-THREE LIVES LOST.
Mr. John S, Bowddso Roatos Interesting Experience
OF Lfo on the Soa

From 1902 until 1879 Mr.. John How
diigo was captain Of tho merchant
vessel Scud. Ills M, on tho soa has
had many hairbrcath escapes. In ro-
lh.iug his experience no says
~ tumrmbor once whom ! was sailing
ln tho Jersey Channel Islands. htlong-
Ing 90 England. NU encountered tor
rhl1 storm. There were sixty. three
souls, all told. and tho wind and wave
was such that we knew it would DO i'm.
possible for ms 90 1.-Two through It, The
massive chip stood tho terrible lashing
~ tho wave Tor hours, but AZ last gave
way, and VIZ ully realized We must face
death, Ia very iuw minutes tho ship
began 90 sink and my comrades were
fast disappearing uudur tho mighty
wavOs % wu'0ry grave. / saw /
could not stand longer su ! ln-hOi my
solf 90 mast and Tor hours iloated, un-
tll rescued by n passing steamer. was
tho only man lofl 20 toll the story. To-
day / wear the mark " tho fupo that
was tod around my waist.
This il tho only one Of tho many inter.
Ostiug stories told by Mr.. Bowdidge.
llo was tho youngest captain nj sea
during this Time, being only fourteen
years old whom entering the service.
In stating his wli0'B case, MIR. Bow
dldg0 says;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
7BLEGRAPHIC.
THE BRIBERY CASE.
s,,,,r KYLE Gives His Y!TsIon Of
Tho S,Ofg.
,,yrrry THOUSAND FOR A yOvE.


w,uuNaroN, ID. g., May 2l.-son.
49,, KYLE has arrived from South
n.,o.. He talked freely about the
l.l,rv case In which 20, Senator
urp,on and Major Butlz are the prin-
r,a,l,. Senator Kyle believes the man
rs. In earnest; that be meant to buy
80. and. further that he was ouly
,hs,sont o q New York lawyer sent
!, ws,hington by some powerful gym.
iIcale.
ON. idea,D said Mr.. Kyle, "Was
that [ should name my price, and ho
could 20 to his principal and arrange
4. have 10 paid mo. The figure he
..ike VI was $1,000 for my vote. l
~. 10 get sli,0OO and he $1,000 for
'..fssctlur the business. Alter each
,.f.fvIow be woull 20 10 his principal
.I.i when Jaw MIN again hU would
..II me what the Now York lawyer
...i. Alter the iimt interview with
rIr. went " senator Voorhees, and
t.It' him that certain offers VI mon y
.rfe telling made. After this man had
r,rn 10 sru ms several times ho got
to the poist " having mo Tx u
Usy when would agree 10 give
uy vote against tue bill. 1 saw that
nust change my tactiCs somewhat,
,ll referred him 10 my secretary, Mf.
lifFafanu. told him that Mac and
Ialways worked together and That he
1louli sec Mao about the matter.
"Aurr each interview ] male full
and accurate record Of what was sAl1
ty both Of us anu McFRtlaua did the
i6mt. senator Huulon told mo about
% month ago about his experience. /
900 that Msjor Butte has denied IN
toto my story. That forces az, 81
,UInu. 10 tell what wo know and No.
Iayr my memorandum aud Nit. Me
IaIlauo has mis-, We shall have no
o. uJlv In making a straight case"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

They have hundreds Of testimonials
THAI can be- seen af their Office. verify.
Iug tho iac' that they are tho only sue.
cOasiul specialists IN th" city.
Whom You hear 20 man running down
SOMEONE else aud doing NO good him
self YOU can depend upon 10 ho is vut.
ting hlt. and " you notice lu another
column oi this paper that the misht
follow falls TO give proof 81 biz SOC
called skill. uu. Shores q sh1GUa load
aud th0y will continue To- do su. They
will attn maintain thn low rate of $500
a mouth f1r al di.onsos aud furnish
an medicines FREQ.
Before going 90 % Specialist fret find
out 10 be- ovor cured anybody, refer 90
back numbers of tho sunday nowspa
pors and compare tho statements u ur..
Shores a shore. aud that OF others and
thon n1l0 ihu difference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
A sWoRM STATEMENT.

You cannot Imagine my wifo's condl.
ton whom she came 90 Drs. shores &
Shores. Other doctors In Salt Lake
could do hof no good; they always made
nor worse, uui 10 cost mo small inr-
tuno for ihom iu experiment with her.
For four years she was weak. Huf.
iorug Numhu. sho could do mo- house.
work, shu had terrible headache. "a
discharge from tho cufs, aud uoso
stopped up, s.r0 throat, bad tnao in
the mouth, severe cough, always fpt
worn out Boa TACT it was perfect mis-
cry for hor 20 mgyO around. Sho had
no appetite and lost flesh rapidly. This
was her c1udi ION whom beginning
treatment with Drs Shores D Shores
nui eau igko my oath that in ono
month she has been made new wo.
man
Mt and Mr.. Bowdldgo reside A. No.
100 North second Wcst Htroet, whore
they can DO interviewed.
Mr.. Bowiligo leaves Saturday tor the
country whore DO has largo shoop inter
oats, but Mrs. Blwdidgo viii be- homo
TO greet all inquiuug friends. Kindly
cat huu 500 woman who has been
given up by the medical profession and
ourod by brs shores Is shores now
system n treatment
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Armor riats Torn % rrasmsnts.

WAsiItNuruN, ID. g., May l0.-With
tfemble, "lhe Navy Pot" the l2.inoh
rilc, hurled iis $50 rounds pfoloctlle
against nu ls.iuch nickel steel Harvey
izid plate, tue most powerful ever
tried, a. the proving ground today,and
tore tue 3j tons OF steel into great
fragments. The result was a complete
surpfisa Tor all Of the eNgefts, aud q
SAD blow 10 the Bethlehem Steel com-
psny, for unless thoy can 90 better
with the neat plate they will lJs,g 3ll,-
900 represented by the group Of armOf
plate, VI which the sample tried today
was tue test piece.
80 Otu var READERS.
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prs. shores q shores lead while tho
misnt doctors follow.
rCrsnns who apply for treatment a.
tho Zion Medical & Surgical Instl-
tute nro cured. aud each week now uyl-
duuco ls pros0ntUd 90 tho public. iu tho
way OF statement from grateful pa.
iient4 who have been cured hy uu.
shores & Shores. after tho DOODLE
SPECIALISTS ~ tho city have drained
their pukUis o' all their money. They
get no houor and 60 be- cured 40 o. tho
ZION Medical s. Surgical Institute,
whore honest. conscientious, careful
and skilliul physicians are Toe charge
Dfs. Shores s. ShuroH noyDr publish o.
namo uulesE by the consent M tho pa.
tiCut, aud 10 thov should publish ono
third OF tho cases they curo tho coll
umns o. tho paper would 30 full to
overlooking.
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snow lee itcntucny.

SOMERSET, Ky, May 2O.-5u1w ok
inunes deep was iound covering every.
thinE this mOfning. a May snow was
never known before here. rhisextoniH
south 10 Chattanooga.
CiNctNNAl1, o., May 20. Specials
to tnu Enquirer from eastern and
souiheasltru Kentucky report snow
all over the eastern pbft Of tue state.
A. Mount Vernon eight Inches, at
Nicholssvilie eight Inches, al Cattleis.
burg four inches, temperature about
30. La and about Cincinnati the mor.
curry Stands ~ a. tonight, with a dfiz'
zliug rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

the pas, twenly.iout hours the juneau
river aud the Rextown branch have
risen twenty-five feet, Il IOding the low
farms aud imptis0niug entire fam
ilieB In their homes, who cannot be
reached.
A lanIsliie neat NY 70 station on the
Peunsylvauia railroad covered the
south tracks for three.quaftCfs u mile
and the tracks below this city are
washed out.
AZ SloyostJwn, Bedford county, Mrs.
jacob Miller while trying TO save her
personal belongings was drowned.
Whole farms on the Rtystown branch
have been practically ruinoii build.
Jugs ami fences washed away and Cr0pb
destroy cd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

Mortgage Long Forgotten. Pound
nnd fursVtosrd.


nnd IureCtoStd.
MANCHESTER, y. j., May Alan
tvgng almost without pteceiolt viii
uac place here "Wednesday when
sheriff Chambers will sell 10 tho
Highest bidder tho whole town Of Man
chester, railroad shOps, churches,
schools, storps, fesidenocs-All tut the
citizens. rms Is the result OF the
action Of the Mutual Lite Insurance
company OF Newark, In fofvcl0siug tho
mortgage held on the entire town,
Toe mortgage was given by John
l1frcy, now deceased, In January,
lslL SIR. rouey, VINO was New
York nnanoier, practically founded
Aauohrsteh buying up many thou
sands Of acres Of land and laying out
tho town. For more than twenty
ycara the mortgage seems 90 have teen
hidden away somewhere, people forgot
Hll about II and property was bought
nud sold freely. Many Of the house.
holders are employed Ia the shops Of
tie Central Railroad company anu the
foreclosure will prove Ru especially
Lar1 blow 10 them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
NDIornEsrs BURNED.
A story OF Bribery to Defeat the Ends
of Justice.

NEW York, May 2O.-Tho story Of
the burning Of 900 indictments, with
tho evidence on which they were OBJ
tainud, has boBn narrated 70 a HOr.d
reporter BY Ambrose n. Purdy, former.
~ an atiache OF the district httOtney'i
office. IL occurred fifteen years ago,
but until now toe story never got out,
IL was la tbs hUydny Of the lottery
hing, Eph Simmons reign. Timt
auu again the lottery ueus were rGidud,
anu hundreds Of indictments found,
Uut stfangoly enough, TOW over came ~
trial. rhu explanation 10 according 20
Pur1y, that Moses CLARK, the district
attorneys chief clerk, whn receiving
500 u week for taking caro- OF the iu'
diotments against lottery men aud ad'
Iiii0nal sums for similar services Ia
behalf VI other offenders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayner lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting a successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended To. Office
McConick-Riehards Building, salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited, Send
stamped envelope Tor reply
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mo mnntfnr ,tnrdsrer..

LiSNEUs, NO., May 20.-rhe latest
news received mere connected with tue
hunt for the Taylor brothers, tbs muir.
defefs Of the Meeks family, IL e. the
ELECT that they are cOrnefud In the
woods north Of Noviugef, In Aialr
county. Sheriff Barton, u Linn
county, IL stili In the hunt, and ~ no
word has been received from him TO-
DAY, 10 Ia thought that he has struck d
go1u trail, which his party Is follow
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

YRuSA, Cal, May lg.-Tho cloud
whiuu has hung over George Decker,
wife anu daughter, wh0m ho was nc.
cused u numbering years ago. Decker
was discharged ffom custody Both
he and his wife hal married again anu
raised iamllio-, nnI tonight a family
reunion was hold, az which Dtcket's
escaIo from danger was celebrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

theatrical critic on the Dai,y Nsws Tor
slH years and was himself author Of
several dramss. In May, ls72, No
Yates retired from tho p0BtoiiiC1 IN
order 20 devote his lime exclusively TO
literature. IN the course VI that year
he went on lecturlng tour In the
United States, and ia May, 1873, he
was appointed LOnion representative
Of the New YORK Herald wnicn post
he resigned I'm July, 1874, when 10
established the World
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
ChaS. W. StaynNr,
LAWYER.
Mccormick Richards Building,
Firot South stroot, Salt Lake city
ESTATES,

Heirs and others having an estate TO
settle should consult Chas. w. SlayneL
lie has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
Northumberland Building, Salt Lake
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
UNDER OATH Mr.. JOHN S. BOWDlDGE
SAYS HIS WIFE WAS A PHYS
ICAL WRECK
When Beginning Treatment With Drs.
Shores & Shores, and in One
Month She is a Well
Woman.
When

D Shores Shores Specialists 10 Salt Lake TO place attachment
before public Chronic
the ONLY reliable Lake
Shores cured
public hollow
OF
Shores Shores treatment endorsed b the family physician
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
u. 10 nslhaa. DO usl lhln

We desire 10 call your attention to the
Importance olusiuE Dr. Edison's Obesity
Pills and Obesity Fruit Salt 10 reduce
your lat which b. the cause Of fatal dis.
eases, such al heart failure, BdGhtb
disease, aud Others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

hlLANTA, Ca, May 2O.-Genoral
fhlllp Coos, SECRETARY VI state, died a.
o'clock this morning. lie was n
years uid.
LoNDoN, May 2O.-E imund Hodge.
t1n Nalss, editor and proprietor OF the
Word, died today. Mr. Yates was the
son OF well known actor, aud was Tor
some years chief VI tho missing-letteT
department In tins post0ilioe. lie was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
MINES oS FIEE.


PAEs, May al Emile Henri, tho
ruthor Of thu explosion In tho Hotel
terminus, was gaillouued AZ 4.Oi this
morning. Just vs. ugy was UTeakiny
Henri was led from tue prison De Ia
i''quttte 20 the Instrument OF death.
Aa no passed between the portals from
mo prison, 10 wore the same air Ui
lfavado that marked his conduct dur
lhJ tho trial, aud AZ he step Jei outside
Tue gate he cr0I, "Nivo panarohi,l'i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21
hTniKEns RE.onr TO cRIuu.
a CowaTdiy Assassination Nnd q
IiUndish riot

a CoWardly Assassination And a
tiendish riot
BImuSGHAM, Ala, May 20.-The
striking miners ut the Pratt mines are
held responsible Tor tho cOwardly
place this morning. A mob OF masked
men vent 10 the house Of Walter
Glover, miner who had refused 10 be
called Out telling him they were
officers aud wanted 20 $50 hin.
Glover opened his door, when yolley
was tifUd. Gl0vrTis body was fludleu
with bullets and he died instantly.
Ihe mob He'd, closely pursued by
Deputy Matshals Hickman and Massey,
who were armed with rifles. A run.
ming fight followed for hall a mile.
ono Of the murdursrs fell wounded,
but the Others lifted him up and the
tuliro party escaped to the woods.
a rrESDisH PLOT.
WuISEsBARRE, Pa, May ia
plot witch tor nsnGishnesA has never
been tqualod In the annals OF crime
Ia this section Of the country, was
ulpped In tho bud t0uay through the
confession VI one Of tho Keystone col.
liviy rlOlerH. he said the strikers had
secured nine kegs OF giant powder,
almost enough 10 destroy half tne city,
hud secTeted them near the house
Foreman Heslops. This evening, had
% not been Tor the arrest " tho ring
lrl1eys Of yesterdays riot, II was the
Intention Of the strikers 10 put the
powder under the houses OF all the
butfes Of the mines ana set II on, The
result would have been a0mrtbiug
terrible. The niue kegs OF powder
Nefo secured by the officers.
MINES OS FiEE.
epWNu VALLEY, H., May L.
Aumuurs 4, . aud 4 Of the Spring Val
jog Coal cOmpauy's mines IN this city
rre 90 IRE nj tue bottom ana the com
IaIy this morning asked the strikers
lpw,aw the men TO 40 10 work eGtiu-
tuhuiuE the ilameH A meeting was
called and by a CLOSE vDtB 10 was do
uatd not q allow the men 20 go down,
mo- l3lglish'speREing miners are all
On favor Of putting out tho fro, but
l-ty Hfo In thB minority.