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The Washington times., 1894-04-08
cATARRH OF HEAD AND THROAT. CATARRH OF BRONCHIAL

This Is the most prevalent form of Catarrh
and results from neglected colda
"Is the breath foul?"
'Is the voice huskyg
"Do you spit up slime"
"Do you ache all over?"
'Is the nose stopped upT
"Do you snore at nightY
"Does your nose discharged"
"Does the nose bleed easilyf"
"ls there tickling in throatY
''Do crusts form in the nose?'
"Is the nose sore and tender?"
"Do you sneeZe q great deal"
us this worse toward night?"
"Does the nose itch and burn;"
us there pain in front of headi"
ais there pain across the eyes?'
''Is there pain in back of headT
'ls your sense of smell leaving?"
"Do you hawk to clear the throat?"
SIS there a dropping in the throatg'
SIS the throat dry in the morning."
"Are you losing your sense of taste?"
"Do you sleep with the mouth opens
"Does the nose stop up toward nightT
The Washington times., 1894-04-08
ARR III

Not simply ONE COURSE
FREE codsus
opportunity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

physician and surgeon of tho CaHniaud
NJ ulicll Institute OF Salt Lake CIV. ]
have boon annoyed Tor years with tho
mi.lor symptom of Dturrl. sIui as
spit ing, hacking H1fo throat. with at.
cum.lH ION N tough mrfHa Utrfy morn
ing, tendency 90 catch cold or oyHry l.tiio
exposure, but like many uilnrs J paid
very little t0uiIou tl Do until frfious
syupiHmg arose.
several ytsrtH eU I hHl uu attack OF
vha be- known as tho "Fup." ms
stomach thon hasHn 90 cause alarm.
Foyuu II EAlORtUNGE- from stomach
caused hy nu ULCER THEREIN. /
could fCircolv retain ans food boo any
shane. I lost nHsh uuIlIy. u severe nud
troublesome cough HUt iu accompanied
hY night .woIts. Mans nights have not
Nnp. ono m1m0Ht Uu account % the
cough.
My nose closed up wilma Sticky, vol
luW mucous and UyIrF morning ! would
spend half un hour ciUIruF ONT my
throat nuI uuHris.
Nus WDlk AuI DISCOURAGED, ne ulih-
Jog fnOmrd 20 hHnHnI mn until took Dr.
buAluurn's m1iI treatment. nui consider.
inE mY rrUton. condition with what
was huIpfo nsiuE ih0ir remedies, um 90
now woman.
I think exceeding praise BE- duo DE- De-
M0uco, Hs hC h1, boon Kind mn uti0n-
tive Go my home ir0a mont. mud viii
chcrrmIly verify this sn'cmOut to nIl
who will wTitc mo or call in person
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

The People of the Territory Of Utah send
greeting no John Uay, Defendant

The People " tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting ru John Hay Defendant
NvOu AltE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
i pear Iu an action brought against YOU ~
tut above u1mrl ulhnun iu me bHMrt tuuu
ui tho luiid Judicial District NJ the Territory
of luh. and 90 answer tho complaint hIcd
therein within ton days IcNrlusyu OF tNo DAY
uf FCrWrCI attUr the service on you uf the
summons-if served within This couuty'
within forty dlys=or Judgment hy drfault viii
lg hh,n lfAiua' you, according 10 iha prayer
uf solid COMPLAINT
tween p|auuU and Defendant Boo dissolved,
and that plaintiff Hr awarded che sole custody,
caro- aud control uf tho minor children, aud
igai pIainuh DO allowed % per month tor
costs 90 tHH action aud Tor such other and
further relief iu tuv premises uH Do meet aud
equitable. Above rrNg. prayed Tor on thu
Euund thIt defendant durcglrdins tho
alirmnlty Uf boo marriage vow, wiliuly and
without cause deserted and abandoned
pluluuH Hud ever since has and tuIl continues
iosl wdiuN. and without cause desert and
abandon said plaintiff and 10 i've separate aud
apart IRON uUr without amy sufficient cause or
rulHou ana against her VIII aud without her
consent, Cha. defendant ls not O. 90 or proper
person 90 have caro- of said children,
Ana T0g urH hereby notified tnat 10 YOU fail
Co appear uun answer tho said complaint a.
above required tnu Hlld pIluuu Will Apply 10
tho court iUr thu roIgi demanded tloruiu,
Mltuuss. clio iluu. tunr.vs rl Llur, Judge,
unI thu frAI of tHu dIstt... court nt tho Turi
Iudieia. district m uuu tor the Territory of
lah, tU.. lHfu day of December 300 tho year OF
our lord one thousand eisht hundred and
IirNuY q. NcNutAN. Clerk.
hy 6tu. 10, LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
jous &C. CAsSoy. At,orueyfor plaintiff
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MARsHAl's SALE

DuRsuASr 10 Az ORDER ora,tr
a aud decree uf foreclosure 10 me rIrostad
by th0 uistliof Court u me Th,r1 j8li.l'.i
District or Ono TERRITORY OF Utah. 1 sbaiigvt.,9s
70 pnu.l l'o atthH front door Of tho lonnty
Court House BOO Ohio CITY of .au lake roUrt
Of -1It ole and icruinry % TITAN. Un Ta I8iT
l.. OF March, ll, 90 Do n'eI0cs m..aiI tIo
tthi. uNgt gIlim and interest Uf IoHn d.
tu'h hrlh D. Lynch. william vs. tHr.Foin.
?. fNW tINrHUrU.. and Edward N .la..Fu'
.lmIal '". OF tlc csiatg of s. U MORT
.nrf. q. 'fl.'I .HHi H1'Ie e. Mortimer of in and
% IN' I"I.NW'nH described real estate. situate.
tIhH uul ..Iu. Iu salt Take civ SAID f.Nh
.UIIuNH. tI.UI
iHts iWu .-.. three OBJ. uina ,11 and r..Htrrr
In n. HieUn .l-I. plat "1.H aHr Ia.r
N' .lfttf. M.' I1is fourteen lUauF IItugH
~. in u.o D. four liI.p plat 49," San Ldte I'D.
io,,. go ls gc property of JOHN o.. tsB.h
4tI .pIN D. Lynch 90 Che sut OF JluuI
Itru. 0i HIic. UIEh
SAT 81. BRIGHAM
.. O. s.. NlrIlL
iHIUi 500 tlhO t.ty. Deb l-u
D.. o. lIuH.wIn. Attorney for plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

in Che Probate Court boo cod Tor SAT- Lake
county Territory of Utah.
Iu Ono Matter of Ono Lsuta OF Henry e..
tNWItr deceased.
NouDE D. uEHEuY GIVEN THAT
- Jane ~ Tow. HIuiniHtui1N .t iHH
g'lliu uf llrun O.. rHN.HI tUUrHHct hlH rome
NH'rl Cor HriNumrut ana n'ri u HaI1 tOuH,
Do" NuaI account ur IyF AdmIHIHITl.
unH ul sali g'iaiu uud Ucuuuu i1r
IUI. Hlsir'uNuu of lH0 rruIIuH ui said rHfafr
.mHuE ihu ucfauua entitled thereto, aue that
MyIntHll.t Quo ..IU day OF Mauh. o.. 10.
l.Ih 90 DO O'Clock m., 90 ihr Court H11t.
90 HsIl luurl Iu 600 County Court NHUH d.
rlt latu .iF and County. lHH uIul1u.
ha. been du'y appointed uy Goo JuUEt Of
tHi Court Cor tlr Hrtiturlt 90 HsIl Hr.
count aud hearing Hlil petition ~ dHtfiHu.
lIIut no wilton NmU and place .uF Urrauu
Interested o. HaII estate mIF aUnrIf aud show
rHuFc. % any tHuru Ir. wig slIH account should
pot Nu sriu1i luu approved and Hual uislri1u
tiuu made UH UFIHHI Dor.
Dated March Bod. 300.
U y. nfTFnY.
tlgr Uf InU Probate court
d. I IIhyN. Deputy
barlow icipuHUu. Attorney Cor estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Mira. Isabel sowoil. Tor many years %
resident of Provo. Utah, and who bias
been % nurse by occupation Ia salt Lake,
writes
I hld bcou tro1blei far many year.
previous FOB placing mvsH'f uudor the
personal caro- of Or. UuMouc0, chiDi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

NTuIIUI 1s UTNIuN GIVES THAT
~ pursuant Zoo Judgment .UI decree OF
IIIt .nfNft .N'N mH.r HNl 'IINT"l NH 600
.uWu tHurl ln auH flr ilu IU.rI JuiiUHl
#.. U. IL ||..". I.I.. "HI Hu order Uf GALE
N..T.nH. 90 rH"H.I HHI NIfr i.I DID, Ono HH.I
COURT Hu iHg tiH hlJ 1. higuH, I..t. .uH clH.r
On fH HtUI.u.. HuIr.Iu li.rH.r. A.. ~. EItIT.
JOSH. U HIHun Hrf Iuut h.u.U.. U1rUaa
NHu.I.. H..uH HHuar.s Hn"UT m. h". HHr|m. no
r IHsUuI. IaurH ~. lplfIHHrIHt Ha admins.
ITH." 10 fUH r.i"tu ut JUIHrHHu s. Clark. Dol.
I..HuI. AuftuU SINK Morton .. UHersmHu.
M. 40. huH. Andrew g. NHHUH. EsNHrI ~
IUHt lIul. o. lu.p, Dow. o. Kelsey Hod
IluH. h, Gillespie ore defendants. io which
hereby made. Huau expose Iur saIu af public
auction. iu i.r highest h'ld.I i.r .lsH, nt tho
laar count. lihh Territory, which County
Court llHusris located Httit Corner ut second
HuUU HUN HUUuul rs eft riIruI., 300 fNn tItY Uf
Hl LHEr, County Of t1i ilkc, iuIrII0ry of
lfuH, uu tuu "lFt daF OF NHrUht HYt. 20 o.
O'Clock u. of cana diy, llI thu rIFUf iltr, cIuIu
HrI uEUTrHf ut frank huuh.I ,NaTHaIa huuLGl
EUIH hu.luIN Mayer -, AH.uhu.m. 10, Joseph,
81 loot JrH.ranu A. Glars, decreased Andrew
rUh. Morton j. inUr.WHH. Ms 10 hiu..
AHI.." q luhrnt sH.fi g. lFHHs. iiurrf
U'H, fu nUI Zoo inU following u"HIuH.t fulI
t..#IH. |HIUH HUH .UH.u .NH U.I" OF HIt Take.
Count nf Ha.t laag nui Territory uf ltUh.lul
I4U HrF described HH inNnW.. i1 vie
400 .U.t certain piece ur NHIrUl uf land
Ht#4fH H hu yHJ uIruuHfr ui salt i.aL,,
IHU lcuIill, bounded aul tg."fi. cd uf f0l.
mmrrrurat rIe southwest corner 1f Ioi
IHH.I. boz H.H.L twenty. fHHr .II|. 900 pat ed DOB
n.I f.. H.'f IIar tUr survey. UHl running
."nUH u"T.U twenty .-.. fHHHf thence rsHI ten
rUa. m'ago .nelh 'e. ~. roo, .he1cg
H. rf. tHrur0 vU.t HeFuu .l| rods 20 mo
H|HU" u. NUHuuIuF, nut .HriHr Do ono UUu.
dfHH lHI #UNHut. l.I aUH rr rlt of ground,
90 j. D. o.. H.. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
NOTICE or SALE UNDER AalsrERs
LIEN.
TOW c. uoIrr and a. whom DO may concern

To w. a. EO|rr and Oh whom 30 may concern.
ATUTIuI TH UIUtuN GIVES lN TIM
~ UUHrr .HrI. chat uu inu I'IH day ul
Nufrh. Ia|I. 900 l'WFrr burs uu Smith UHHp
between twelfth .HI lurllrulU uuIH HfrUy.H.
taIt IaE. DHHHfH ItHh. 900 tnH HOUR ut ten
o.U.nr. H. u. Hn#Hu 100 NAH uI MARCH. lFNt,
tbr uuIuIHguuH Soil. nI.r Cog tA.p ,Nu follow.
lUF described II...|I|.
Uur NHHt .UuH. Wlu, uur INHHtuaf H0uUl
marc. ONO largo "u.rrI more. one roam horse,
ono lIur.rutu moro. fl uuaIF 900 AEHiUr'H lien
Tor sass COR Wu heyUnE of luu above
described uur ITUW December 800, l-N. 60
q cUfuury HIu. ls|I. HUI Ono ,uHt. uf keeping
the suWu SINCE said date ami fHN cuats ui ud.
NurlsIus ami uHHrIIH|uF, ItruH sf Hllu cash.
Nvl Al,Null h NtlDuIN,
AFFtgrs,
Dated lha .nI daY OF March l.9l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

10y NigtuE uF AZ ENT. uriuN no W.
, directed from tHr fH|ri judicial District
Court, salt tuh. tIir. IH faNuruI o. %, Waller.
nan nhd ngIiuHt q D. Williams rud q. q.
Alexander 90 satisfy 70 Judgment rf flsl %
attorney Zee. ono s.t. .N costs 900 HuIt uul UrH
Drurl cost With interest Hf b per cent per
unuuW, have levied uTuu tUr FLOWING 10.
Hcrhru property tn wis Commencing Ht 70
UuiutfI fCrt ruHt from 900 northwest UUrutr uf
IutN. U'urk o., plot 900. HuIt Ialu tfI. HurtHg.
funnluE thence gIHt q rode. thence south NJ
rode, thence west rode, tuHnrU north Do rods
Geo place - Nr..uHIU"s situated tu uuuUnaH.
quarter OF tnUlI. N. township ruutu. range
rHHfs 90 SAT- l.HEu mUulIar. tItF OF aHIt IaEr.
County OF H1It llar. lUfutnI Ht Utah. token
la one properly oft D. g. Alexander HUd uIu
expose tlr HnWr fur Hl|r urH. much thereof Hf
will safety p.aIuur irmHHf fl WIt flshgI
attorney frfs uUt Oh. 'H costs of HIIt aud Hr.
Ururi ruats, 90 che front door Of ttr uuutT
iluft House Iu Ihr tIfY 90 sac take HUd
County of slIt Lake. umh I"uiHU. uu Hr
700 DAY NJ NlrUu. A. d., I.II 90 o. O'Clock
noon. Terms Uf HH|r cash
WILLIAM vu4uEIN
thuuu.
ur 4. 70, FfrrfI. Deputy sheriff
nNfHI March Foo. 1905
1851, D.. itAHNIl. Attorney Coz p|IIufH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

You AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
L pear lu au uctIuu brought against you
ui enc above named plaintiff 10 tho Dls.
triri Court ut tbr 1hird Judicial District of tie
ItuiIUn of Utah, aud 90 answer tho COMPLAINT
nIHu .u.rniu within ZEN days ItAclusiNu - tho
ul' NO HtrNIru' after inc service on you uf this
summons 20 served WIthin ih'a county, or. n
s,Nri uut ul this county but tn This district.
MllIW twenty days uiurfNIse Wiinln forty
dlIH-ur Judgment uy default will be tasrn
aFniust on. according 20 tho prayer OF said
complaint
1hs said action D. brought 10 have Judgment
against defendant 90 tum uf isE.'b with ~.
icreft a. utr cont per u0n.h IRON Feb. vtn,
lri, fur $50 attorney fees and Tor costs OF
Hu.i. alleged Co be- due on certain pramis.
cory note, made, executed sud delivered by
plaintiffs AMI defendant 60 NUruruirk a TO,
oct 81 .lTI, Tor fsII, with Interest from date
until paid OF por cent per month, SAID plain.
ufH having Signed Hald note o. HufrtIuH for
HHid defendant, defendant having neglected
were compelled t0 Hud dld, on heb p, lsgl, pay
lhu amount iur thereon. same being now duo
them from defendant. ami being wholly an.
Aud you are hereby notified that N you fall 10
appear lui answer I1u said compliant a. above
mont A.nIuit YOU Tor 600 sum OF Sssl. 81 with
interest lH above auI costs OF suit, with f5u.ui
attorney o. frUa.
Wim,.s. uu lion Samuel 4. Merritt. iudr,.
Hul ihn tHal Of ihr District court
uf m0 Third judicial district Ia
and Tor ono ItTutuW Of Utah. this
.HlAII lN daF uf tthIulU, in ihcycarut our
lTri one thousand eight hundred aud
tuNHY "a. Mr,uri All ClsFE.
ET Gro % lupuis ugputy tlUFE,
y. NJ. Hamilton, Attorney
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NOTICE

A NETTING or ruE .fU' hHu. uEua
"a .f.UrtohItcr q Hnu'lt".. Goo. .u. Hr
purpose uf eIccurE q new .|0..... ..I IUU
H.n...II.u of surh nihri UH.
......N como Ipfafr the urUN.. ..| H. H.II
lt Ono .umuHuY's urIcpl on '.." ..H.... .HI.
IHE. t.f.. Hu Monday even OIL. .Hr.. I.... II
CHARLES o. fhII.lHNI.
rU.fu. g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

H.'.N'..NH H..h. ~ H.N''H
10 che matter Of herslaio OF Sells Audor.
Huu. .rUDasci.
Nour5 ~ tire bod place for che hrlunF of
petition Tor UI" "a Hu tu probate ut wolfe
DuE-UANr Too As OnbEn on SAID
Il court In HaI natter, notice D. hereby
riyuu tIIt wednesday Wo -lRtday no March.
70. I.It no D. O'CLOCK am, at ono County
Court House Iu solo lake tty,tah Territory.
LOO tHH court room fol. .HI court. has been HH.
pointed Coo time HUI . .rU Cor inr hearing Hf I
NrtIIHu uf tuHUII Anderson, surviving VITO no
NrUa Anderson HU.HHHrd, praying Tor NU
admission o. UrHHHI. Ut % certain document
IhyrUWIih IUtHyU."i. UHrpuTiinE 90 hu Goo IHH.
wilt and Testament uf NciH Anderson. HHH
ceased. when uUI whore Ali rtrtonH lutorUHIUI
WuE appear HHI oppose thu probate Ul HH..I
will, or 500 ErHruHH of .u1rra t0sihmOutHr Zoo
cecilia Anderson prayed for Boo HsId petition.
tH WItnrHH whereof have hUTtuutu 'HUt H..
hand and HHk.U Hr zeal OF saiI court taIa
HiH d1F 0l March. 4. %. lsl.
ItuALI nv MEIuY.
tUrE 0firu Probate Court
lrJ o. JACK. Deputy UIyrA
Iru H. lHHn"H. attorney.
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MAIL.

InCNcclled treatment by mail.
Diseases diagnosed by symptom
blank, Questions about OIL chronic
diseases chccrtuiiy answered. write
for symptom blank.
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TREATED AT HOME,
aud Most Successfully By Dr. 70
hO1cO.

chief Physician and Surgeon Cope
land Medical Institute, IN the
Progress building, south Main
It. "rhc old Reliable Institute"
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Abstracts, County Work,
Blank Books
Are Specialties.
County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board and bost grade Of materials
used 10 make our work daIAblG All
work guaranteed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Iu Que matter 0i zoe I.lie of stephen lIal.
Htl. deceased,
NOTICE g. UlE 1875 GIVEN THAT
N Joe pH Iil"... uI james uurEwuI.H.
executor uf IH" ..IIH OF Stephen IInr.DH.
deceased base rendered Cor refinement. and
uIru Iu HlII UHur.. I."l Nual account ~ IIt.
H... estate ana petition iuU
dual uIsIHUuu.uH . H.y IuHidue OF auu estate
umuuFlND u.r.uH H.UHrd she Otu hu1 that
IursuIY. IhH nI "|. u. April, 4, %. 1000. Hl no
u'e.uUh a. Co.,, o.. Hr NIar. Room 81 thi1 Suur..
boa tHr county Court House. naIt Ln.O az and
4 oHutT ltah ltwUrF, has been duly Uu
pointed hy che il'rr uf said Court. Tor tNr
Hgtugmuu. of aAH count and hearing Ha.H
petition Cor distribution. 90 which time and
uHurUuY Uy..uu u,uuHtod ln said cstato may
appear and HH.W cause. 10 any there Do. WH.
HHI account a..|.. uHi De settled ind H..
proved ana uui. d"IT.Iunu made as prayed
Tor
dated March .IH. |fs
u s. HE.pN.
t"E0l me Probate Court
a. II N0y.r, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Territory Of Utah. county 1f sait Lake. CITY OF
rait Lake.
ln Che justices Court. Fourth Precinct.
EIhf Morris a sons Co., corporation.
Plaintiff,
Robert NJ Muuncr. Defendant.
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Ny. D.. ]. NIgurH, u,rur uaHuaL
Dated lCH lHfH. I.i
IuuIIf. IIF IS tutf. ATTORNEY. ... tI.trtH
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ur A.tt.srUrrr. Deputy sheriff
uhfHI March Foo. I.II
H.I.ItAHNH Attorney Cor r|IIufH
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m thC District Court iu and Tor the laird JUDI.
Diai bnuigt Of Utah Territory, County
OF SAT- Lake

Il, =. W.ckcrfhnm md Lewis u Coates,
plaintiff,
VH
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BuMMoNs.

CnlULTI n lA1N AIl0fnci
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Iu the rfoNaIr Court. lH end Tor salt Lake
county rUrn"f Of utah.
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iu tuc rrUHHtc Count. BOZ and Tor $40. Lake
county IDuuy Hf Utah
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
Desperate Captured.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3O.-Jim
Murray alias Greasy jim, who
brutally murdered Officer Cotter in
this city on July 26, and who killed
a man in Texas some years ago,
was surrounded at Mississippi City
this morning and captured. He
admits he is the man wanted.
Murray is desperate criminal and
is supposed to be an escaped con-
Wet from the Huntsville, Texas,
penitentiary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
satoIIi Will Return to Rome.

LONDON, August 3O.-A dispatch
received here from Rome says the
report that MonsignOr Satolli will
return to Rome at the end of the
wear is confirmed. According to
this dispatch, after the return of
the papal delegate from the United
States the Vatican will publish a
result of his mission, which will
show, as already frequently stated,
that the Pope is entirely satisfied
with the work Of Monsignor Sa-
tolli and his holiness considers the
church questions in the United
States as almost settled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
Officials in g Fight.

Garbage Cart Superintendent
Mariana Garcia and his brother,
Carlos Garcia, city dog pound SUI
perintendent, were fined S. each by
the recorder this morning for fight
ing with VIM. Freeman at the
Bella Union Tuesday night. Free
man was dismissed.
Mariana Garcia and Freeman in
dulged in a quarrel about the hon
esty of dealing monte in a gam
bling game, and as Mr.. Garcia was
intoxicated his brother, Carlos, Oh
iected to Freeman striking his
brother and Freeman then began
throwing beer glasses at both of
them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
Jere Gets c Widespread Puff.

OswEGO, Aug. 30.-Jere Dunn,
the famous sporting man Of New
York. and who formerly cut a wide
swath in Chicago, has been mus
tered into O'Brien Post, G. A. r.
Dunn went to the war in company
with the Eighteenth New York
volunteers, the first company to go
to the front from this section; he
has a good record as soldier. He
is here attending a reunion of the
regiment and visiting his aged
mother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
FOR soUrHERs PROSPERITY.
Opening Session of the Great Con-
vention for the Advancement
of Southern Interests.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 30
The southern development meet
ing was called to order in Wizards
hall by Hon. Samuel Blackwell,
of Alabama, today. Prayer was
first offered by Rev. f. B. Bagley,
chaplain of the House of Represen-
tatives. Commissioners John w.
Ross, of the District Of Columbia,
made the address Of welcome, evok-
ing applause by reference to the
new south, whose fine atmosphere,
fertile lands, with coal and iron
beneath the surface, and abundant
timber above it, was only waiting
the touch of capital, backed by
courage and ability.
He spoke of the bill introduced
in the Senate by Senator Walsh, of
Georgia, for a permanent exhibit
of the resources of the south, but
questioned whether an exhibit Of
the resources Of one section would
be voted for by Congress and
thought a permanent exhibit of
the resources of the entire country
would be provided for by Congress
and the south would be the great
est beneficiary.
In reply Chairman Blackwell
said the south has everything nee
essary for her development, ex-
cept money and muscle. AS an
era Of prosperity was dawning af-
ter the financial panic capital is
realizing they must look to the
south.
Temporary organization was eff
fected by the election OF Samuel
Blackwell as chairman and Il. l.
Barrow, of West Virginia, secre-
tary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-30
MORE LIGHT
ON TIE OMALLBY CHILD MURDER.
News From His Former Home
What His Brother-in-Law Of
ters-When the Cor
oner Reports.

The O'Malley murder case still
occupies the public attention and
conversation.
The funeral Of the murdered
baby occurred yesterday afternoon.
The mother and its aunt attended
the funeral. The father was not
released from jail to attend it.
He seems quite calm and col
lected now; eats and sleeps well
and smokes a great many cigar
cites. He AYERS he is not addicted
to cocaine or morphine. He seems
anxious to regain his liberty.
Justice Jones says he will render
his verdict as coroner today. The
proper charge to be placed against
O'Malley will also be made today
as soon as the county attorney rem
ders his opinion. Lunacy will
very likely be the charge preferred,
following such charge that was
made on the police books by Officer
Beck.
The morning dispatches via AS
sociated Press contain the follow
ing telegram:
New YORK, Aug: 29.-Dr. An
drew O'Malley, who killed his
child by shooting it while it was in
its crib at his home in San Anto-
MO, Texas, practiced his profession
in the eastern district of Brooklyn
four years after he graduated in
this city. He had good practice
and was quite successful until the
habit Of using morphine, opium
and cocaine was contracted. Two
years ago DR.. O'Malley disappeared
with his wife's sister, leaving Mrs.
O'Malley and her two children des-
titute. Relatives and friends raised
means TO send Mrs. O'Malley and
her children to Texas. Mrs. o.
Malley said her sister had gone
with her husband to care for him,
as he was i'll. Eighteen months
ago reports were received that o.
Malley had shot man in Hous-
ton, Texas, accidentally, during a
discussion while showing a re-
volver and afterwards it was
learned he went to Mexico with the
expectation Of making a great deal
of money.
Detective Hughes also received
a telegram yesterday afternoon
from New York, from the husband
of Mrs. Munier, DR.. OMalley's
wife's elder sister, who is separated
from his wife. He offers to take
care ofand provide for his two chill
dren, a boy nearly II and a girl
nearly 10 years of age, now in pos
session of Mrs. Munier, but says
nothing Of the O'Malleys. The
parents of O'Malley, in New York,
have received the kilograms sent
them, about the matter, but they
have sent no word in reply, which
the officers think is very strange,
unless OMalley was domestic
Ishmael.
There is a growing belief in this
city that O'Malley probably in
tended to kill all his family and
then himself, but that he weak
ened. Detective Hughes believes
both the ladies at his home were
very much afraid of him.