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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
SUMMONS.


Joseph Hauunbaeh, painful, " Daniel
AlCnauuer, Juiia Alexander, Jennie exam.
der, hcni ,mtn stuiuman. Isaac hutur and
sumuol Butler, GO uaftnert a. llut cr Brothers,
Henry hrC, illinm SILK, a., Eihcman. iona
tuAn iuro, ID Etauuau Hut o.. Michael, Coz
partners aa ttco. .uN & Company, o. W Mo-.
rifon. dward Mrfrill, sauu ! Merrill nnd
Thomas a. kcnJ 60 partners a. MOT.
rusuaFtnura AaE r. JHnrry & Company, hurr.
fufi euspruder Company "a corporation, a.. X
Williams. " tlauu Co Incorporation, Henry
Nuus. s1ier, ] c1u II. AUustautof, David Nuus
tiadICr, Isaac uppeuhcimrr ana -igmund
icuHntuHrFrr, clspHtiuufa aa Neustt1tn
brothers. Ru1 Sult 10 Conjunction Com.
pauy aruHp1rauou, defendants,
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Painless Tooth Falling.

OuDEE, Nov. i.-Dn. R1wiaui and
German published an invitation 10 the
dentisis'aud physicians Of Ogden to be
present yesterday At their dental par.
.Ofs 10 the UJsh Lyan q Trust block 10
witness the extracting VI teeth bJ their
now Zeal snrstneliU method, which 10
painless. The d0uloft 10 the presence
VI Professionals anu members OF the
pftss pulled number ~ teeth, Que
Individual having four pulled, which
was JJne without Jain. IL was consid-
cred n remarkable success by all prts-
emit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

had succeeded It trapping nine miles
up Logan canyon. The bear was very
lat and " thioknsth Of the fur Indicates
a cold winter, this animal gave US fair
warning TO provide aufiloiont wraps,
for HE coat was extremely heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for salt LAKE
County Territory Of Utah
In the matter OF the estate Of james Hope.
deceased.
Notice Of time and place Tor hearing Of petl.
ton for ADHESION 10 probate Of will
nURsUANT TO AZ ORDER uF SAID
court in SAID matter, notice d hereby
gwen that hursday. the let day " November
D. 1874 ~ O'CLOCK d. no., o. The County
Court iiouso boz salt LaEc city. Utah Territory.
Boz sue court room OF SAID Duur has been ap
pointed the tmc and place Tor The hearing OF a
peuuon Of william Hope. praying for tne
himissinn 10 probate ot 70 certain document
herewith presented, pufporiing W be- The iast
Will and testament OF james hope, deceased
when and whore q person. interested may
appear and Dppusc the probate OF said will, or
the granting OF ettcts ieaiamcniury 20 william
D., hope, a. prHYcd Tor On SAID g. uiton.
~ witness where {, ] have hereunto set my
hand and bnNed the seal ~ sAid court, this iytn
day Of october. A. u. so
rrAtI ~ v MELOY.
CLERK Of the Probate Court
ny J. . jACk ucpuW Uirk
lnAAK %. -flvENs, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
RIYeRsIpE cANAl ooMPANY.

A MEETING or TuE STOCKHOLDERS
"a Of the Riverside Canal 90. Will be- held
~ me oiLeo o. tho Lambert Paper 10, Hoard
~ Trade buldlng, SAT- Laao tlty, 10 ~. mn.
on tuesday, n vemher q, 1891 Tor Inc election
~ oniprra, voting ON the assessment NJ st *
us u may be- 10 tho intcreats OF the roT
pAny 10 consider.
Gao. @, lAMnEEr sec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

Mrs. Turner'S COMPLEXION Remedias
arc manufactured under her personal
supervision In he- own laboratory and
can be had at all ilrst.cass druggists oT
Will ho sent by mail In plain Wrappers
on receipt " price.
Neldon'Judson Drug Co., wholesale
agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01


County, Territory VI Utah.
In tho matter Of the Estate OF Wa. l.. N.
Allen, deceased.
Order 20 show Cause why order OF sale OF
Acal EaIate should nog be made,
NTM l. n. ALLkN, in, THE AMINIs.
w traitor u the estate ~ WIN l.. n. Allen
deceased having hlsd petition herein duly
Ntrilcd, praying Tor an order Of sale OF all the
real tatain of sHid deCedunt. for the purposes
therein set forth. 10 10 therefore orderru Gy me
Judge OF SAID court that MI persons interested
~ the eslair OF said deceased, appear before
ne sad ironHte Court on Friday The o o. DAY
OF NoNemhtr 1924, az 10 u'clOc. in the f0ru
noon OF SAID day at the court room OF satt
Probate Court az tho County Court House. la
the cts ana County Of salt Lake utGh Irrr.
tory, 20 snow cause why au order should not
De granted |u Tie tAld administrator, ~ aell 10
much OF the real estate Of said deceased at
private sale as hhAu DO otossary, and thAf d
copy u thls order ho published al least four
successive weeks in The uEstHEf tyENtNG
Ntws /, neMsparer printed and published IN
JACOB II, BLAIR.
r.,.,,.,.,.-...,,. ,. Probate Judge
J., NEuGKEn, attorney for estate.
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READ WHAT THY WILL 10.

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Killed a Brown Bear.

Judge Warrum aud Fpnt aud Dan
CTooksIon brought In large brown
Dear Saturday morning, which they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

To the matter Of the estate Of Jane IRE.
week, deceased
NOTICE IA ittRsHY GIVEN THAT
~ John TrewCu executor Of the rtt te VI
Jane lrpwre. deceased. hts rendered fir
settlement Hud q ed 30 said court, his nnal
account % IHWinlstauen ~ said estate ana
petition Tor NHHl itl rihutuu % tho residue Of
said estate among the ptrsons entitled thereto.
and that fuuHy the ltih day Of November.
A ID. , lsll ht clock am. at the court room
u sHid Huri, ln the County tuurt House, AIT
axe titY anu County. Utah lurflturV. has
been duIy appointed by tto judge % shld
rours f1r the settlement uf said accoun aud
hearing said peiitiun for disifihut on, ~ which
time and lace any person Interested in said
rttato may appear and show cause, 70 any
there be-, why said accnuut should not be
settled and approved and nnhi distribution
made ~ PRAYED Tor
Dated October "a, A u. 1874.
~ v ME.OY.
CLERK Of the rfohatN court.
q. n. JACK. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

Mrs. Agnes Wilfon, residence, GArdeid
avenue sugar House Whrn. SAT- LhtO CiU,
hHn lurHc uarka frucklnH fcYcn YEAR,. Mira
lurnrf'H lTcr klacurh removed ihsm complete.
" and made her cOmpleXio clear anu perfect
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lihlr remedies are the result of eleven years
study snd Teseaich and arc guaranteed 40,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In the Probate Court 90 aud for salt IAke
County, Territory " Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

In tho Probate Court, In aud for salt LAt,
county Territory VI Utah.
la tho matter OF the Estate OF WIN. l. n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

order 20 show Cause why order OF sale
Real Eatate should not be made,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-06
. ERa SEGWS ST

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-06

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PATENT is.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Gin Gnfeenbremer.

Sn Der 9nsipe fibe id.
Giniam, in 9sbanfsn,
Sriibs Sorsen langTam iib
I'm mein Serse ranfen.
Srinfs - su bsrfdtu9en iis;
9ob 70 f9ipsr tpis bsu.e
@urbe mir bic SADIE ME - r. '>,
Werb' Der Sorsen 8eute.
plDBli9 sinsn @unberlaut
Sore id ertlinsen:
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S3mstterno luitig. finsen.
Srob Der rau6srfiillten Cuff
Sinet Der tleine SGnger =
limb itb abns Griiblingsbuft,
Sor9t mid niat ldnger.
armer @oasI! OH, pb3par =.
Sabre i4on gtfangen,
QBetBt ipte i6on Die Grbe mar
Ginit i'm 5riibIinssprangen.
Sorgenbrec6er, 9obs Oanf,
Gollit mid nidt bsI9dmen,
Wsro', psnn's Ser5 mir ipisber
franf,
Did gum 9eiIpiel nebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
u1pberns @.burtsanseiue.

,Si.rbur6 beebre i9 mid srgsbenit Sic
bon meiner in Der porissn WO9e ers
fplgtsn @sburt in a.nntniB gu ftB.n.
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puhl. gtbolf Quieti6tinb.-
= Sdnssriu su benz Sanger Der iie
ioebsn ensdgirD: pHiht ipabr. .Ge9s>
i9ritt mSdttn sic nit mir tansen. bic
brsi S9ritt su meinsr Wama bin I'M
NAL enbIih nit ibr au Ipre9sn. ppls
len sic absr niat moasu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Ger 6 orb.

Gr Bate por einem Sorb gsbebt
limb tdum Die Courage, ansufraz
gen..
Elun iie an leinsr Seite lebt,
Wsub er ibn bod - aIs Maulforb! -
trdgen!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15

In business with when he attained his
would now amount to an income of
the control of this income Ward was
after when he tried to get his boy.
In the first place, +. D. Green Is quite
Independent of any income that he NAV
derive from Ferdinand Wards child He
Is not a rich man, as things go nova
days. but he had comfortable estate
here long before Mrs. ward committee
her son. Clarence, to his charge. He lost
q good deal be the speculations of Grant
d Ward. but he saved enough to live in
this neighborhood comfortably for the
remainder Of his days without touching
young Wards money.
The stupid business of Wards attempt
to capture his child causes the mos {
comment In this part of the country He
could not have selected a more inoppor-
tune time. The lad was surrounded by
his playmates on the way to school, when
he was collared by Ryder: and more
over, he was seized right in front of the
house Of r. A. Chandler. the only man in
the village who had telephone at COM
mand to head the attempted abduction
Off. In fact, the whole affair seems to
have been SO absurdly planned as to sug-
gest that Ward has some motive in pro-
curing an arrest of somebody, so that he
may inquire from the Greens where the
money came from on which they are
educating young Ward. In order to do
this 1t would be necessary, most proba-
bly, to ask Julien T. Davies, who was
receiver for Grant & Ward, a few ques-
lions.
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Grand, Eldridge and Forsyth SITS

and hid every act except n little of the
last from the watchers on this planet.
1t all came off according to pro-
gramme, but the man in the moon had
the fun all to himself, and owing to cir
cumstances, not to a lack OF enterprise,
he has not been interviewed on the re-
suit. The eclipse was viewed, however,
in many parts of the United States and
in Western Europe.
Here are more scientific points on II:
Magnitude of eclipse, OBI; semi-diam-
eter of shadow. 2,409 seconds; semi
diameter of moon, 905 seconds. The axis
of the shadow was three degrees south
from the plane of the ecliptic, and the
moon still further SOUTH having 40 min
utes of south latitude and moving
towards Its north node.
On Sept. 20 the moon will pass between
the earth and the sun, but with the
usual perversity of eclipses OF the sun 1t
will not be visible in this country.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15

the olonel after the inspection and told
him he thought II was a poor return for
spent on the company to be called down
that way before the men. He tried
to explain that the uniforms could not
be obtained, but was cut off by the
Colonel. who told him he had no right
to interfere.
Both officers were so annoyed that
they have asked for resignation blanks
the non-commissioned officers will ask
to be relieved. Neither of the officers
would discuss the matter when seen
yesterday. Col. Dowd said he had a
right to ci.iticise the uniforms, and de-
MED that there was any ill-feeling.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15
OFFICERS TO RESIGN FROM TIE 18th
Capt. Blake and Lieut. Croker, Nephew Of
the Ex-Boss, Threaten to Quit Be-
cause Col. DoWd slighted Them.

At the preliminary inspection Of Com
pany K of the Twelfth Regiment, a few
nights ago, to prepare for the annual one,
which will take place in a week, the
company turned out seventy-fve men.
AS Col. Heman Dowd passed down the
line he noticed that only thirty-five men
were in complete military dress. He
asked Capt. ]. r. Blake what he meant
by turning out such a motley crowd.
The Captain explained that he had APP
piled to the quartermaster for uniforms,
but had not been able to get them.
'Nonsense! said the Colonel. Don't
talk such rot to me-"
This he is alleged to have said so loudly
that the entire company heard it. The
Captain merely saluted and said he
thought he had a perfectly good excuse.
First Lieut.. Richard V. Croker a
nephew of Tammany's ex-Boss, went to
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(ard's boy away from him. The Sheriff
fims to know him, and confidently ex-
fcts to be able to show through the
tpected arrest of Ryder exactly what
ards motives were In trying to kidnap
& own son.
Mrs. Green declined to permit a re-
trter for The World or any one else
see Clarence Ward this morning. The
Is completely worn out by the expert
ce of yesterday. He is old enough to
ow that mis- interest lies in his remain
p with Uncle Green. and he proposes
stay In Thompson If possible.
Through Tn intimate friend of the
feens reporter was enabled to learn
|ese facts. Mrs. Ferdinand Ward died
living about 5000 in trust for her son.
here, she got this money nobody ap-
@rently knows, but her brother de-
4res that none of 1t came from Ferdi-
nd Ward. Another legacy which came
pm some other member of the Green
fnily- increased the amount left in
list for young Clarence to about $115,-
The interest on this was supposed
be devoted to the lads education, and
there was an excess II should be
ded to the principal, SO that the boy
culd have a good, round sum to start
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EtdK.7slH3'3:X3:1
EG2{ 2 " z&;all
THE ECLIPSE SPOILED FOR Us.
Yet It Was Visible in Other Parts Of Thli
Country and in Europe, Where
Clouds Didn't Interfere.

A very nice heavenly spectacle was set
for last night. Such a thing doesn't
occur often, and many people were
curious to see 1t. The number was not
diminished by the fact that the show
was to be free.
The whole thing was arranged by some
sapient astronomers. who like to make
predictions a long way ahead. There
were to be only two actors in this
drama, the moon and the earth. and the
result was to be a partial eclipse of the
moon. 1t was all very simple. The
moon was to get in the earth's shadow,
and the man who lives there was to have
a little more night than usual
Perhaps 1t was not the fault of the
prophets, but a lot of persistent and
very obnoxious clouds got in the way
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WHAT IS Wards PURPOSE?
SUGGESTION that He Wants a Chance
TO Ask Where His First Wifs'S
Money Came From.
N ARREST WOULD PAVE THE WAY.
ID Abduction Was stupidly Planned, but
Perhaps There Was Method in
1t After ALI.
\ ARREST WOULD PAVE THE WAY
Especial to The WORLDLY

PUTNAM, Conn, Sept. 14.-1t would
h be surprising If some arrests FOL
{yed Immediately in the wake OF Fer
hand Wards attempted abduction OF
Is son Clarence.
So far as the laws OF this State and of
Massachusetts, are concerned, Ward can
bt be held personally responsible for
Effective Rydcr's conduct. Ward did
BIT cross the boundary lines Of the
late of Connecticut.
fThis work was left to a companion,
DO registered at the Joslin House I'M
r the name of Ryder, and who pre-
lded to be detective from Boston.
| It Ryder made himself very scarce a
moments after Sheriff Love took
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED,
no NOT MISS this opportunity to
purchase your Boys OUTFIT. 1t is GER
family a very rare one.
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Tough Times.

From the New York Weekly.)
Rural Manager-My season has been a
failure, my folks are starving and ]
should like to engage you to play
Othello for a week.
n-stormer-With pleasure, If your
terms suit.
Rural Manager-Well, / will give q
per cent of all the vegetables that are
thrown at you.
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iIldrsn's Dresses.

'ehing Of Fall styles; new and pref
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Misses wear.
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me with blouses, embroidered
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1iu' These were made to sell
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Stock OF School Dresses, 6 to IA
- use upward, is the most ex-
I've in New York.
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Owing to the great strike among the
Tailors, Clothing of all descriptions will
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Pants, worth 69c to 9Sc....'.. ~
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Leading Divines,
Judges, Business rlen and
All Sorts of People
Seem to Differ in Their
Ideas of Heaven and He'll.
Their Views will
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15
School Aprons.

We are showing new line OF Chill
dren's School Aprons, all Of the newest
makes, in plain lawn and cross-bar
nainsook. from to IA years. at 25c.
and I'D.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-15
Mems
Underwear.

Mems natural all wool Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes; extra good
value .s,.' '''' 80
-, cenuine camers hair Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes; sold last
year for $l.25; at ..... .'.''..'''''
.4TcIAI-MeE's Atwood Shirts
"a Drawers, in white, natural
or scarlet; all sizes; worth dou-
BILE, at ...... .......''''''''''" SO