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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-20
NOTICE OF IRusrEI,s SALE.

NOTICE Il HEKEBN GIVEN THAT rs
~ pursuance 81 the power VI sale vested ln
ne By tie terms " D certain chntoi mortgage
executed by soronscn NeHou Furniture
company, = co partnership, A. mprtgngDr aud
tho tatu Bans Of ttah aiu Il IONS suNluEs
BAu. aud trust company, murg.Ftos, "n the
ttu dAy ~ september. A. ID. 1894. aud res uf1Cd
in The once Of the -ait Lake tUuuty recorder
on the sta day Of september, l-tt iu huUE'J "
e b tttul mortgages. on pHEu alh. reference 90
which b. hureuy MADE. ami Uurauaut 90 the
request " tue state iiank OF TITAN aud Hiuu's
tAtings Hans anu Trust CoHuary, the holders
" she Indebtedness anu Of thr uuits oct form
in sail mortgage,
/ viii on ne g6th day of september, A. D.
D. T. AZ the hour OF ten O'Clock n. m A. nan.
bors -. 30 aud 81 south Man street, ia SAT-
lato tty, Utah, sell NJ pubic auction 20 TIE
highest bidder for cash, az ami singular, tie
furniture. r0ods, merchandise and pcrsonai
property Of every name ana nature d uhie 90
that certain store building known ne Numbers
tIty, tthh, al o one span 20 gray h1rscH form
ctly used a. delivery h0fsos ~ the said sufon'
scn a nelson Furniture Co, also one futuituro
wagon Tor double team, used asa delivery
wagon in said business, or % much thereof ~
shall be- necessary TO pay % the sald indebted.
moss, expenses ~ saio aud compensation Of
the trustee aud expenses ~ holding aud koep
INK shli property ana hll puuT lltnH on SAID
property u ANY there DO.
1ho tald safes wilt continue from that hour
until all Of said property has been sold Or said
charges satisfied
Dated. salt Lake CITY, sept 18th. lsqL
HEBkb 81, We Is,
Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1000 81 chrI.Lorher MeIkIey. deceall

Estate Of Christopher hefklCy, uccca1ed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
y UNDERMINED, Nelson MerAloy Administra.
Tor OF the estate uf Christopher Mefklcy dc.
ceased. 20 tna crcilisTs NJ aud all persons
having claims AgaiuaI the sald deechHcd, 10
exhibit them with ,le necessary Yuuchofs,
within ten months after the hrst publication
Of this notice, 20 the said AdmluistrAt1r Pt his
fcsideucc No. 10 west Norih Temple street
salt Lake Cl,y and County, utah.
NELSON MERkLEI,
Administrator u the estate OF Christopher
MefkloY deceased.
Dated August 3ath, 'h9l
DkT & bThFur, Attorneys
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NOTICE

TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
l. the Stockholders of the Doserot News
% npany, for the election Of directors for tue
ensuing year Hud tho transaction Of such
other business As may properly como before
the meeting, Will be held At the compHny's
ONCE, sslI Lake Clly, on Saturday, heptom0or
JOHN A. EVANS. ssoy
Salt Lake city, September let, isgL
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NOTICE Is liERLHN GIVEN HY TltE
~ undersigned. adminialrhtor Of The 90
tate Of sarah y. Merklcy, deceased, 20 the
creditors OF and ali ptrsont having claims
against tie SAID deceased, TO exhibit thnm
With The necessary voucher, within ten months
after TIE nfat publication Of ttia notice, TO
the sAid Nelton u. MeTkioy, administrator, AZ
he residence, No SO West North Temple a.,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, IN the County Of salI
Lake
NELSON MERkLLY
Administrator Of the estate ~ sarah u,
Merkluy, deceased.
Dated August gsth, ls9t
DIT 4 hTiMET, Atsuruoya
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
.unclpaI omcs, sal, Lake city Utah
Monarch Mlniug Company

Principal once. SAT- Lake city Utah
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" ht "a meeting or the Hoard OF Drtcturd,
feId ON the LIST day OF july, 1874. au asscss
neut NJ two mills per fhars was levied on tns
capital stock N the company, payAp'v lmmci'
urpT 80, o Vest hurat NOulh street. sht lata
civ Any STOCK upon which SAID astessmtnt
shAll romAin unpaid on the Ath DAY Of August,
1874 thAll become delinquent and alNefused
Tor sale, and unless payment 10 made before
WILL be sold AZ public auction, on sep empeI
Nth 1904 AZ one O'Clock D. No., a. the NnfetAld
onica "a pay the delinquent tsttsHnent, TO-
neither With costa OF advertising ana expenses
% sale by order OF tho Boa ot directors,
JAMEs MOTfAT.
secy aud Treas.
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NOTICE..

TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ~ the tAt Lake & os
On. co OF the president 81 the company, u khst
south, Temple street, on FRIDAY, Heptembrr
2lst, lsli, At ~ q m, for the purpose Of elect,
Ing directors f0f thu ensuing wear, and tho
transaction Of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting
baltLAke city, Utah, August 18th, 1874
/. A, CLAYTON, secy.
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m, Mcolhln, a fondAlt



To T. MeClain, defendant
Won ARE HkRkBN REQUIRED TO AP.
pear 10 au action brought hgalusi you -
tht huuNc named plhiuuG ln the hlstflct tuuH
OF DC lhird Judicial District Vt tho Territory
o. ltah, and 60 answer tho complaint hlsd
lnefelu within ten DAYS exclusive ui The Jay u
service alter the service on you OF tha
suhim0nt-if served within thit county Or "
served out ~ THIS county. but iu this district
within twenty days. othCfvitU within forty
dhys-or Judgment by default will he taken
against you, according 10 the prayer Of said
complaint.
1ho SID action IL brought 20 have Judgment
against defendant In sum OF fiulls ~ ma
tuUty thereof, for costs OF suit aud 90 have q
writ ot attachment issuu against property
NJ said defendant, sAid sum alleged % be due
Tor goods, wares and merchandise sold 10
defrndautat his request by pluutins, on or
ABOUT March %, 1874, ami March %, 1895, upon
d four months time from May rs, 1894, same
being wholly unpaid
AUD You arc hereby uotacd that n you iail
to appear aud answer the HAIi complaint as
above required. tho said plaiuUu viii aTply 10
the Court Tor tho relief demanded therein,
witness the Hon, samuel 4. Merritt, Judge.
and the sea OF the district ruuft ot
the ThiTd Judicial District IA and
lsEAL for the Territory Of Utah, this grd
day OF August, In the year Ut out
Lord one thousand cigut hundred
and ninety four,
Dawn q, nUSHAu. CLERK.
Ily GEOUGE u, LOOMS, Deputy Clers,
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sAlr LAkE oIrr. sent. Il. Isnl.

FTRE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
i ing OF the Echo Land aud stock Co, viii
be held az F,W. IcunIugl' once ~ west fret
south street Oct ON, ut "a a IN, for tho cleo.
ton Of officers and such other business a.
shall come before o,
d. W. JENNISGs, President.
II. 10, CLAWsuN, JR., secy, aud Tres.
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Notice ~ hereby given mat viii sell 10 the
htrbest bidd0r 40 much " each parcel OF stock.
aiSo & West fret south, gt O'Clock on the
iitG day OF october, 1897, to pay said assess
ment ard cost OF advertising and expenses OF
'"N JANIS MOFFAr,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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rear estate ehoull moi % mauc'
GUSTAV u BACUNAS, THE ADMiSiS.
VI traitor Of tho estate OF John u humol,
deceased, having Ned petition herein, duly
Neulrd, praying for an order " sale Of the
real estate OF sad dccgdUut, for Iho pufposos
therein set forth,
Itis therefore ordered ~ tho Judge Of said
court, that all persons Interested va The estate
81 said deceased, appear before the sad Pro-
bate Court on saturday, the goth day Ut o..
tohor, 1854 az 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of sara
DAY, al the court room Of Hnid Probate Court
az the County Court House, In the city ana
County Of sAlt Lake, Utah Territory, 90 show
cause why an order should not 10 granted %
the tald administrator 10 sell 40 much OF the
real estate Of the rAld deceased AZ private sale
A. shall be ncrestary and that a copy oi
THE order be- published a. least 'Our successive
weeks ~ the DEsERfr EyfNiNG Niw., Z
newspaper printed and published IN SAID city
aud county,
Dated september islh. lspi,
JACOB II BLAIR,
Probate Judge,
l. ~ wAppEtL, attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-20

Judicial puWclot unh Territory,
County Of sat Lake.
Alma u. Grow. plslnuH. vs. Francisco Dlau
culli, leuO KAmhgnAno, Teresa GrAUAno
and AunItoniA brglo. defcndAna
The people Of ,be Territory Of Uun send
Erteuug TO ltAucisco hisneu'll, Retro
HAmAguhHo, Teresa Grsuauo and An
HA,onls brslio, defendant,
Wow ARE HEREHY RkQUIRgp TO
Il appear IN an action brought against you
Coalt u tho third Judiclai Di,tr Ct Of lie
Territory OF uthh, aud ~ answer tho COM
plant lied Their m within ten dsys lsSclusiye
" the DAY OF service after the service on you
Of this summons-if served within this county,
or, u served uut - this County, hut 10 ihis Ola
trlct within twenty dHYai othrfNhe within
forty dsys-or judgment BY default Will be
taken Hgbinit you. aeeoTdlng " the prayer Of
ms SAID seton IL brought 10 have Judgment
against said defendants IN The sum OF illoO.
with interest Ats per cent por anuum from
March s0:h, lslI, Tor f3Lgl tor taAo- paid b.
pIAuth, foriO Auuiuey's foe and costs " suit
alleged tu be- dus On certain pTomissofY note,
Tais. executed nud Delivered by dgfs1dsnis
" piaBud, september III l-Jl, fOr SilUQ, due
Is months after date, without intefCst-sAme
cured by mortgage u even date on premises
hereinafter described, executed ~ defendants
20 plaintiff " have thc usual decree " ihia
court or tho foreclosure " SAID NOR gago aud
sale Of sAid premises udlulgiug that defend
ants And all persons claiming under them be-
barred and iOieeloigd OF all claim or equiy Of
redemption IN said premises, thAt plAinun
lave Judgment agHinst dc tLdauis for any de-
urieury Hud Tor other relief, sall rftuists Hro
described a. fOl ONs 20 VII Beg inning at tho
southweal corner Of lot 3, block s., plat Is,
salt Lake tiIy surrey ana runnins hence tasl
81 feet, theme north ~ rods, thence west ~
feet. thence south 40 rods 90 beginning with
ITick dwelling house thereon tituale IN aAit
Iako CIV and tnHniv utsh Territory.
Ana vfu arc hereby mott drf that Ii you fail
20 apptar M a answer the sid complaint AZ
above rrUuirod, the said plainuu will apply "
inc CONN toF the llut uru Auded therein.
WltneFs. mo Hon samuel a, Merritt, Judge,
ana the seal OF the District Court u
tne Ihird Judicial District, IN and
fsLALI Tor the Territory Of Utah, this 10Th
day Of rpt,, Ia tho year NJ our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud
ninety four,
DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clors,
DANILL HARRINGTON, attorney Tor plalntiu,
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The People u the Territory Of ulAh send
greeting 70 NiliAm huttc Mary T.
hufts. HE wife, Howard Pepper, MIS-
ocorgo W. stern Catherine = byef'
Aafuu Re- ser WI ltalu @. MrNufultA \
MARY iifiAon, uniou NauouAi uAns, N
salt Lake city, a cnfpufstiol, EdNarl "
Nicks, trustee Tor II, u, scott. n. II
Scott, and N, n huiOfd. J. W. TAYLOR aud
tr1fsc If1cker doing business under tho
IRA name o. iton0ntorY stoct company,
unlUudauta
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Won Anl nEnEnY REQUIRED 10 AP.

Nol AXE ilthIN1 hhQNlltEu ~ Az
il pear an Acunn brought HgAinst you BY
thC above named plainun In tue District Clur.
ut the thifd Judicial uisTicl Of the tcrfiiJry
u Utaf. M 10 answer The amcndrd COM
plant died therein WITHIN ten days luselusivs
u the DAY ot sor,iguI after the rorstro o. you
~ this tummohs- u served within this county
or n served out % tins rountF, bus Ia tbis
district, within twenty dayt, othorvitu witnin
forty days or Judgment BY default vii BE-
taken against yuu, AcrofdiuI 10 TIE prayer uf
SAID amended comp ant
The SAID action u brought 10 hays a decree u
mortgage executed ~ dcfendauts nufso 70 one
q. r. ClArk, september iith, lsli, upoa prem
ises hfst hereinafter aVtcnprd, Eivcn TO secure
payment uf a certain ptumisaury note, ote.
tutei by tAld dcfendsnt 70 SAD q, :. tiAft,
August Tsrd, i'pi. Tor isi.Nli due one yeai
alter date, with Interest IRON maturity al u
per cent pcr Anuuin taid tote being due aud
Unpaid, save interest 20 July It. lsiu, and
So 70 paid feb. luth, isgl, and i'nlgp PAID
Apfil sth, is3l. said note snd moIisase haNins
teen duly assigned " plAlnun, winch 10 nov
tho holder thereof, part ~ SAD premise.
having been released tfum operation " sad
mortgsgc. being the premises secondly herein.
after descfbed. 10 have amount OF said
muftghEr debt AscsttAinod ana amount due or
ouins q Mrs Goo. ". stern, secured on said
premises, n have Al srdcr % sale ia usual
form 10 Talsa amount due 20 platinum AMI for
other fflIet, Haid mottHagUd premises are
describe a. follows, 70 Wit Commencing at
IAtc CIV survey, running thence east lJ
foL trtlco north lf % feet, thence Nest 80
feet, tHsuce south "a feet 10 beginning tAii
released premises are described "a follows
Commencing At p0iut gau teet East u south
west corner Of aaif Ut p uuulng thence east
100 feet thence nAgtN iAi feet, thence west 100
feet thence south - feet 70 beginning, also
commencing atA point l2l irct east auu rods
tOuth ~ northwest corner ~ hgii Tot A,ruuuiua
theucc east " feet, thence sOgth lll feet
thence west 90 feet thence north %. fdes u
hrgtuuiuE, situate tn 1alt Lake NigT and
County Utah And you are hereby notified
that II you tail 20 appear aud answer iho tAit
amended complaint ss above requires, hi
said D hiuuH viii apply ~ the court tor rel.e
demaudcd therein,
Witnsss. ths Hon samuel A. Merritt, Judge
and The seal OF The District Court %
The Third Judicial District. in and fo
fsrALJ ths Iprrlt0Ty uf utah. this bth day o
jane. % tho year Of our Lord on
thousand oight hundred and nlas.y
four.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK,
Ky uIo, n LOOMS, Deputy Ciert,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Principal ONCE, ,oII Lake city, Utah.

VNHERE Is DELINQUENT On ACCOUNT
OF duectors ON July 2lst, 1891, OF two mills per
Anna tng foIlDWlng stock.
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In the District Court In and Tor the ThIrd 10
deal Dtstrieg u uAh Torut1y
County 0f sAli Lake

The National Bank u the Republic plainiin,
william burke MARY l.. tiurke. bic wife. EDWARD
Pepper, Ms. Usorso W. HtrAsn, Catherine
y, yer, Aaron heYscr. MiIlism ', Nc.
tprnick. May hrnou, Union National
HANK Of salt LAhc city, a corporation, 10
ward ~ Vie Trustee Tor " u scott,
N. H. scott aud NJ. No. Huiord. ! ". TaYlor
aud george CroctoF, dong business under
the nfm name ~ Ifomouiory tt0ck Com
pauy, Defendants
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Alma ". Grow. plhinuh. W Francisco Dian.
GULL, leuO RAntgnAno, Teresa GrATiAno
and AuuIt0uia Brglo, defendants.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Court, In and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In the Matter o. rho Estate Of John n.
Eumeli deceased
order 20 show cause why order u sale OF
real estate should not DO made.
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SUMMONS.

In the pHulet Court 10 and Tor The Third
Judicial nHurct ~ utah Territory.
County of sat Lake.
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SUMMONS
In the District Court In and Tor the THIRD
Judicial District u Utah Territory, County
Of salt Lake

John Alburgor aud John D stoer partners A.
AluurFcr stpcr Company
plaintiffs,
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


By Gro, n LOOMS, Deputy Ciers,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
A Receiver Appointed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. ia spe'
cial to the Republic from Shelby.
Vile, Ind, says: Elias Summer
field, receiver of the American
Debenture company of New York,
has filed a petition in the circuit
court asking for a receiver for the
Indiana Water and Lighting com.
pany, owning plants at Warsaw
and Shelbyville, Ind, and alleges
that the company is largely in
debted to the first name company
and others, that latter is now in
solvent. Judge William A. John
son, holding a special session,
granted the petition and appointed
Frank n. Nickolls of this city, re-
receiver. The two plants are bond
ed for $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
A Detectives Rich Find.

DENVER, Colo, Oct.-The trip TO
Denver detective Sergeant Wal
becke Of Chicago, who went after
Henry New Marke, the alleged
Chicago forger, has been more pro-
life of results than the officer ex-
pected. While looking through the
album Of crooks photographs
Sergeant Walbecke came upon the
counterfeit of an old acquaintance.
1t was the photograph Of a man
who is now doing three years in
the state pententiary at Canon
City. James Baker is the name on
the photograph. In the Chicago rog-
ues gallery and ct Joliet the man
is known by the name Of Jake
Skinner. When his sentence here
has expired he will be given ride
back there. According to the
Chicago officer Skinner is wanted
by Chicago authorities for two
murders, three attempts at MUIR
der and a long list of burglaries
and holds ups.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
Another Record Breaker.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The largest
cable ever brought to this city was
unloaded at the foot of Nth street
and north river last night. 1t is
for Columbia avenue street car line,
1t is 1880 feet long and one and a
half inches thick. 1t weighs sixty
one tons, ten times more than any
other cable in New York. The big
spool carrying the cable was piled
upon a huge truck has wheels with
the ties ten inches wide. The
spool is ten feet in diameter. The
first attempt to move the truck
was made with ~ horses attached
to it. They had moved but 3 feet
when the wheels sank into the
dock
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
FAST HORSES
At Nashville-$5o,ooo in Purses.

At MISUNDERSTOOD in Purses.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l5.-The
Cum berland Fair and Racing asso.
citation has issued the programme
for its fall meeting at Cumberland
Park the week beginning today.
More than $4,000 will be given
away in stakes and purses. The
class races are 2:lO, 2:l3, PLY, 2:l9,
and 1925 classes trotting, and 2:O7,
PIP, 2:17 and 1925 classes pacing,
The stake entries include nearly
every famous horse in the United
States. The starters in the free
for-all, stake of $4,000 have been
named and are as follows: Alix,
by Pleasanton Stock Farm; Fan
tasy, by Village Farm; Plxley, by
Bud Doble; Kremlin, by Allen
Farm; Phpnie Wilkes, by McHen-
ry; Ryland T. by J. II. Hampson ;
Lord Clinton, by Magma Farm ;
Lees Pilot, by John g. Taylor ;
Azote, by Monroe Salisbury, and
Ponce de Leon, by Hermitage
Stud,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
FIENDIsH FOREIGNERS.
Had Bloody Sport With Their Guns
and Defied the Officers.

WILKsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 15.-As a
result Of a drunken riot at Maltby,
one person was killed, two fatally
wounded and two others seriously
injured. Killed and injured: Geo.
Sivoski, head blown to pieces; Liz
zie Fosky, shot in back and abdo-
men, cannot recover; John Jen-
kins, shot in abdomen cannot live (;
Maggie Moore, shot in arm and
both legs; Thos. Moore, shot in
both legs and left knee.
A Slav named Michael Paloski,
caused the wholesale shooting.
Paloski, while intoxicated in the
saloon of John Moore, started a
quarrel. He was ordered from the
saloon. He started for a gun and
on the way back he encountered
Dan Ryan, sitting on porch with
Lizzie Fosky and Maggie Moore.
Ryan advised Poloski to go home
but the latter, in a rage, fired.
The girls received most of the shots.
John Moore quickly picked up his
sister, Ryan gathered up the frosty
girl both made a rush for the door,
but before being able to get inside,
the drunken fiend emptied Sec
ond barrel into the girls, Moore re-
ceiving part of the load. The
shooting attracted a crowd and
Paloski was Joined by two
Of his countrymen, also with
guns. Jenkins attempted to arrest
Palowsky, when the latter fired a
load of shot in his stomach. The
crowd then attempted to disarm
the men, but they escaped to a
house, threatening to kill the first
person attempting to enter. The
crowd began to fall back. People
on the opposite side of the street,
attracted by the shooting, had
their heads out Of the windows
One of these was Geo. Seivosky,
and one of the slavs, seeing him,
took aim and fired a full charge,
striking the left side of his head,
tearing it half away. Seivosky fell
dead, the crowd fled, and before
the officers rallied, the murderers
had gone also.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
New York Base Ball Cranks.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-All the
base ball cranks in New York state
appeared to have assembled last
night in New York threaten where
the Temple cup was presented to
CAPTAIN Ward and his giants. The
fun began by DeWolf Hopper COM
pany singing achorus. Attraction
after attraction followed in quick
succession. Justice Grady made
the speech Of presentation and
Della Fox carried the handsome
cup and placed itin Captain Wards
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
PLUCKY MISS LOPER,
THE FIRST TO ADOPT SPLIT
SKIRTS,
Is Assaulted by a Dude. Who She
Knocked Down.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-Miss Mary
Lopez, who is credited with being
the first woman in New Jersey to
adpoU the divided skirts as part OF
her regular attire, was the victim
of an attempted assault last night.
Laarant Milleon, a young French
man, a son of wealthy family is
in the county jail charged with the
crime.
Miss Lopez is known all over the
country. She lives at Lodi, about
mile from Hackensack. Her
costume at all time consists Of a
pair of boots, or shoes, as the &C.
casion requires, the divided skirt,
shirt jacket and masculine
hat.
Miss Lopez has had considerable
trouble over her radical notion
about dress. She has been driven
from the churches because she
persisted in wearing the uncon-
ventional garments to the SER
vices.
The story told by Miss Lopez to
Justice Cummings, today was that
when she called at the Milleon
House there was no one at home
but the son, Laurant. She says
that she did not know this and
entered the house as usual. In the
assault that followed, Miss Lopez
made a manly fight against her
assailant. She hit the young man
number of blows and finally
knocked him down. Her dress
was torn in the struggle. She got
out OF the room while he lay on
the floor, and went home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-15
WANT THE TRUTH.
Students of Michigan University
Want to Hear Reed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Thomas B.
Reed has been asked by the stud
ents of the University of Michigan,
to present to them the truths of
protection. He has consented to
do so. He will address them on
Wednesday at Annarbor. His
charming daughter will accom-
pany him. She never sits on the
platform when he speaks. Ac-
companied by a Chaperon she sits
in retired seat and marks with
intelligence appreciation or criti-
cism every word or gestures of
her famous sire. From Annabor
Mr.. Reed will go to Chicago by in
vitation. There he expects to ad-
dress an audience as great as that
which he faced in Cooper Univer-
Saturday night.