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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20

Court convened yesterday
9 10 o'clock after an interval
avs. A pension of $40 per
~ llowed w. c. Berry. Of Com
known as the RockbridRe
purth Virginia Infantry. Sow
yncery causes OF no general in
Fere considered.
)uit OF Mills & Fairfax vs.. the
and Western Railroad Company
pending in the circuit court,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20
lnm emit Mt Calvary Baptist Churcb

Fhildren's Missionary Society Of
Baptist Church will give a
fat tho church tonight entitled,
" Picnic Party" Arrangements
eg made that will insure tho en-
inenr to be successful.
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w ANTED-AG RADUATEOFT THE
w New York city training school
for nurses wishes a position to practice
her profession. Will travel with in
valid or take permanent position. For
further information address TIMES office.
IA 1w.
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I'M URRAY ROYAL ARCH CHAP
1x1 ter, No. %. A stated convocation
will be held in Masonic Temple this
Thursday evening at o'clock sharp.
Work in the several degrees. All Royal
Arch Masons in good standing are
cordially invited. BY order OF the M.
Z. High Priest.
S. M. WOODWARD, JR.,
Secretary
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EMBROIDERY LESSONS BY MRS.
~ TURNER, 364 Church avenue.
9lS 1w.
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WANTED BOARDERS BOTH
w roomers and day boarders Apply
at No 10 Seventh avenue. MRS. SYL.
@. JONES. 916Im
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NASH PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTH.
~ ing. Address Is Salem avenue.
81 ly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-20

he Pocahontas
8ek ending Sep
bws: Pocahontas
h Valley coal,
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FoR E-FINE RESIDENCE
d site on Ninth avenue 8. w., between
Park and Grove. Decided bargain to
one OF moderate circumstances; easy
terms. Address LOT" this Office.
s II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NM ANTED-WILL '-BUY FIFTY
w dollars worth of city warrants
II presented on or before Friday night.
Call for A. Il. c., TIMES office. e2O9t.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS. A
"a stated conclave OF Bayard Com
mandery, No Is, Knights Templar, will
DO held in the asylum. Masonic Temple,
Friday evening, September 81, st 8
o'clock
BY order of the eminent commander.
j. e. REICHARDT, Recorder. 92O st
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United 'Brethren's

4 rvices at the United
i Rfch, which are being con
1--WE pastor, Rev. 8. l. Rice,
= attended and are creating
Val Of interest.
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THE CITY.
ITS of the Day
RId.
Battered on the
8porters-Points
.neral Happen

.ofed his in
4 and went out
khern railroad
+ known how
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12

14mQr cms5
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12
(Jurtiesuns foIst.)

Hurter BtnL -....Jt
it)sn0re Sbnsn, metn Grduiein, i'd liebs
Sie unauslpreh1ih!1 ~6cffeatiid;
perben sic aber bod publ bic paa,
Worts nit Yapa iprsasu tbuneai-
- Mooerne Meit. - ,Welshe Mnt.
,port tpirf Du mir gebsn, @eiisbss msis
res 9ersens?" ltammslt. er. au ibren
5iiben lis9enb, - rIrtbur. i'd min
auiridtis i.in. Gs tunn niat fsin." -.
rWarum ni9t9" uWeil i'd ni6t In,
6tanbe bin, sinen Mann AZ erbaltsn!"
- .Was b0r i'd! gaidt i'm 5tanbe, si=
uen mann su erbaltsn2 0dtte ih bas
sstpubi, ipdre es mir nitmals einssfoI.
len. um Did su tpsr6.n!"
-- unbsilbar. - Mrst: Na. mas ieblt
benn ibrem Sobn fAon tpieDere" -
5rau: Nd, er buffet Die ganae Ra9l
unb tlagt iiber Rbeumattsmus. --
Mrat: @rtdltuns - ni9ts als Grid,
tune! Warum trGst benn Der Ser,
Sobn teinsn Sdser=alnsuse - Srau
Mber. 9err Dottor. Sic tpiEsn ia, er If
BEL Der IrtiQerit!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12

fraste Der pr1fbent. ISOLDE gis5el-
beiten fnb bod etsentIi& iaum meine
6a6e."
SD fam nur meine Mnlpeiungen
ausfiibren." ertptberte ieh.
~8aben sic irsenb ettpas bagesen,
DIR. Martin," fubr Der pr6iibent fort,
.mir uno metnen Matbgebern au ge=
ftatten, giniiht bon biefem Brief gu
nebmen9"
~SsSch bin nur ermd6tiet. Jpn @tp.
greellsn5 .igenen 9lusen 81 unterbreis
ien."
80, nur metnen eigsnen Mussn, ="
iagte er nit einem beIuItieten Muss
brud. uNlio besbolb perlangten sic
cine Bripatunterrebune?"
$50 iit's," entoegnets id. rGineNer=
lebuns Der bem 0errn 5inanaminiiter
ODER SSbrem 9ecretdr f6uloigen Q6z
tuns lag mir fern, aber i9 bin bur9
meine Sefeble gsbunoen.
Isle 1tnb Elm mlaiterbafter 8eam=
ter, 9j}r. Wartin. 9(ber i6 CLAUDE
nirH4 oab ttb Gte lpeiter oomit gu BE-
miihen brou6e, SIT es cine Rabelbe=
psI6e?"
Gr ld9elte Bel bie1er 5raoe 70 bos.
baft, oaB id Iab, er babe mein fleinss
Mdrd)en bur91d1aut.
Sin 8rief," Gp @reellen5," erlpiz
berte ich trobbem.
nNun, meine Serren," foste .r gu
ben onosrn setpanot, nih CLAUDE, mir
t0nnen Mr. Martin bsrubigen. DieRez
gierune permag bic Nptbtpenbigfeit Ell
nsr Offentli4en arnbeebuns ni6t ans
suerfennen, unb es ipirb nidts berartie
9es erfolgen. Sd benfe, mir itimmen
barin ii6eretu, meineSerren, baB ss I'm
hD2iten @rabe berablpiirbisenb ,pGre,
ipenn mir Die Rptbpenbigfeit elmer
lolhen w}aBna9me anerfennen tpoutsn.
glbsr Sic tDnnen Sbrsn Oireftpren
nrittbeilen, Mr. Martin, bob Der prdz
iibent Sbnen unter 3uittmmuns feiner
Rathoeber berfi9ert bat, er ertparte,
bab Sic am 6Glisteitstase feline
Shpierigteiten finben tperben, ben pole
len getrus Der 3inien ab3ufdiden,"
SD tann ibnen alfo beriihern, gip,
@rceqens, bab bic 3inien piinttlih Be-
sablt perben9"
SD babe mid bod setpib in elmer
Weiie ausgebriidt, bic Sic berlteben,
entgesnete er nit einem tleinen Na9s
brud auf bem rSie." rQlureatalauh
tpiro ieinen @erpflidtuneen nadtom'
men. Sic tperben alles erbaltea, tpas
Sbnen auitebt. Niat tpabr, uteiut 9er'
ren9"
(Gurtlesuns folst.)
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CastOria.


Sebr biui9: l5s Mter feineS 0anh, nabc beI
bel Columbus, Sbiu, uub in unntit,
telburer Hahc BON Sd,ucn. Gut fultipirtes
Gano. @egen 9tdhereM fprcdc man por oocl
abbrcfStre:
6. m. 1Snes,
Jto. 6 stortb Stab Str.
lamar cnIsS Columbus, Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12

eif@e1 Psaea NIT ibrer peinisenbeu uuS
trdupter3euseuoen @lrtuns. 3ieie tptn,t.
gen @enets, bic ueinfen uno am lei4tefeu
ju uesurussn. bic es siebt. brtusen Dir
Quilt, tpetde aubdit. gerfopfunG Ber.
Saiun8sbtihtusrben, Galles1ub, safriides
unb biliSfes Ro*f,ueb unb aHe Storunaeu
ser eeber, bes Mlasens uub bee Darm,anals
Werben Suud, fe auf bic Dauer furirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12
@ d n ara au,f 1uet6

99tuars auf met6
:: =; 5: !: :: : ; 8; !: ! !; !; ! :: : !: !:
Dr.. Sose's Catarrh Remedy bic
- l5nneu, einer1ei .pie iAltmm er
iei sser wte Ianse er Did fdeu psinist.
oU0e baAr p beaablen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12
On Ia n n 4
60 utelletht

feben,
eineS rort DR..
Bierce'S Pleasant
Pellets, ober Du
fannf es niht fiji.
len, tpenn Ou ems
genomn,en baf.
nno bob nItt e
Dir 1nehr, ole cine
ber sroSeu altmo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

NEW NoIu,, March .j.-A large
Iceberg 900 icot long, about 2Ol feet
wide anu over twice n1 high NJ the
masthCads OF the big French liner
La Tourainr, which csmu Ia yestof-
day, was what the early waIun saw
about lwo miles ahead ON tue ovchiug
OF March gJih. Orders were given 10
change the course Of the vessel, 20 ~
10 avoid gcUliislun. The sudden chang
ing VI the steamers course soon brought
many OF tho passengers on deck. They
were enjoying u ns only those can wuo
have mover eco an Iceberg ai sua, when
suddenly another berg WAS discovered,
not more than mile away 0H tue
steamers starbuafi bow. 10 was about
my loot high aud possibly 200 itcl
long.
The discovery an hour after of an
immencs field of ice, covering hund.
reds Of acres, directly IN front Of the
ship almost caused panic. By this
time every passenger on board whC
was not physically iucapncitaiod wa
on deck. The sudden stopping Of the
engines aud hastily spoken order.
caused many Of the more timid ones q
hu bAuly frightened. The ship wa
almost penned In by icrhetgs. Al dur
ing the night OF March 2lst aud part Of
the next day tue big ship remained
mOtl0nless.
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WAR AFRICA
rACucB Oh DEF.SsE wuEN MARCH.
1876.

TACuCB Oh DEFaNsE WHEN MARCH.
IaG.
Whenever we were on the march we
always hau vrdpttpH ami H.outH Uu to
right lut, front, and rear rugr. thus
" we alw "a party 90 huuumru rushing
toward ua utufcak.nJcb appei it was a
signal 90 lnH.er up, which we has Co 90
su often that 10 could be done iu twenty
minute. Nv hiCh b. saying great dual
lilo rear wagon being re- long uistluCc
atturu,unc wagon being slmgs. locked
In with the ono ahUAi ul it. with the
DIESEL boom Cor Huaftl outside, sD that
al wagons could iuspnu together. The
wgsous, Ha Icacuuoi in tuu London
IsisgrdUh, wore male ilio iqarc,
long, or short, according 90 the number
VI vehicles.
VIZ made two laaycu-iho Ni1,ofiu
ono, the SaliHuury un0thui-.nul DO.
tween tine two langufA tho cattle 600
head truck 0Euu) anu loot wtfU driven.
Thou bush was cut and put Outsile,
thus everything was H compact ~
possible. and We mounted un top "a tue
wagons and defended the lager. This
continued day after DAY, She mluotOuy
being only broken by burning and
iootiug kmal. 1i tho enemy and shoot
Ing game, 900 We came 90 diver called
Shangnni, where wo langergi ur for
the night. OF course, every night We
had main guuri aui picket out all
night tho main guard being 100, the
picket 800 yards from the camp, anu a
lot OF Mnkniatas "a tribs whiun stood
In deadly 'elr Of the Malabrlcl 10 tho
uurih OF the camp.
On the morning o. October .6lh, at
$3.50 o'clock, we were awakened b.
hearing sh0,s fired. Immediately We
stood % arms, aud looking through
tho darkness th1uaAudH OF nos r0e-
rushing toward ua. when tho Maxim
guns started hiring thufu was n sudden
check. They could not believe ii,madu
another rush, and we're checked again.
und sD on until morning, tlll daylight
broke, uud some OF tue mtst ghasily
objects 10 has over been my lot ~ ue -
nul was Ia Egyp.-wtre bodies
literally torn IN pieces aud lying u'
neat as ten Or twelve yards from camp,
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what Does % mcans

New YoWS, March 2J.-h special
10 the Word from Panama say: There
being frightened with paint aud up.
holslery and many barges and aunchut
are arriving. M, hhililssol, lhe ~ le .l.'
engineer, ana olher important 20 iso h'
ayes are expected. rhvfe 10 muCl fur'
il Is preliminary 10 resumption Of work
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SOME HAPPENINGS ABROAD
Portugal Refuses 10 Surrender tho
Brazilian Rebels.
The neIgian RECONSTRUCTED cabinet
Europe Unitod Against Anarchy.
Activity nt Colon,

NEW YoRR, March 25.-Tho Her.
ads Dispatch from RIO JaneitO says:
The government Of Portugal has TO-
Piled to tho demand Of President
Polxoto for the surrender Of the IN.
surgents who sought au asylum on
their vessel after tho surrender Va RIO
harbor. Portugal refuses 10 surrender
them. II m aintains that to comply
with the deman ds Of the Brazilian
government would be contrary 10 the
principles Of humanity aud opposed 10
all precedonts VI International law o..
tablished In similar cases.
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ln Hll linoi Of busIuoss hero are fow
uiiIc fish who shake tlOirinIs aud make
% very big splash, bu' tIni DOM take
With thn fishermen. hry may uy MAKE
ing splash cause H"mH ltIu Huohiiou,
uut hoy AFRO soon unlocked aud thrown
back INTO th0 watHE
What ihO public want is tho bos', and
nothing but tho best Thcy want tho
truth, tho whole truth, and nothing lu.
Tho truth. They arc not slow Go 90. of-
uIz1 what is uo.i, and that BE- what causes
Che litilo nsh o. mako % worry big splash.
DR.. Shores and Shores arc NOS misnt
doaiofs -thOy nro phys clans aud sure
ru1ns, and their success De- due TO HkIU
in tho treatment ui thoir various special
uHs. They DO not publish ths same
ttntom0ut ffUm ono months end 60
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

From points north aud east Of Ogden
nud south Of raysOu April sd 10 s,h,
inclusive, good 90 return until ApnI
l5th; and from other points, April Sth
10 SIN, inclusive, goJu Tor return until
April l2th, 1894,
April Oh, 7th and S.h, special train
Will run from Ogden, Juab Rud inter
mediate points, leaving Ogden NJ s;25
am, arriving Salt Lake 0:3l a,m.
Leave JuAb az $3.50 a,m., Provo 1850
am, arriving Salt Lake ut $3.50 am.
Returning specials viii leave Salt
Lake At $500 pm" arriving Ogden
900 pm, Provo Gao I'm. ana Juab
9pm. -
Gou'l Agent Pass. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

LONDON, March 26.-rhu olrreF-
pendent at Berlin OF the Standard -ays
that confidential communications have
recently BEEN exchanged between the
leading European powers ON the quea-
ton o. united action tor the suppression
VI auaruhism. IL 10 believed that the
results will be- tho holding Of an inter
national conference % discuss nuu
nuopt measures TO put down tho
scUurge Of anarchy.
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rrsnasrsa.t,. rhane..

CHICAGO, March 20. - The ttato's
att0Tnuys viii tomorrow request n oJus
tiuuanC0 Ia thu Ptondetgast case Tor
ten days. IL Will be- asked on the
ground that the states attorney b. not
financially able 10 20 on with the ease
At once, 10 IL taid Air. Trulc, vino
represented the Harrison family, now
believes Prondorgast insane aud Will
not appear In the new trial.
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NATURE AGAINST IT.
Chilly Blasts Discourage COIey'S
Industrial Army.
THE uosr LEFT IN A DESERT.


LortsvfLLE, o., March 26.-But
soventy.two Of Coxcy's common
weal.ra had the courage 10 march
away from Canton this evening In the
face Of tho winiry blssl that was
blowing at the time SGT for the start.
The band deserted at that point also
aud took much Of the spirit out Of the
soldiers.
The march from Canton 10 this
place, through two inches Of anow and
In temperature twenty degrees
above zero, was anything but
a pleasant experience for the
thinly clad wanderers, who had imag.
incd tho entire trip 10 Washington
would be- sort OF springtimo ifulic.
Finy tumps were picked Up between
Canton and this place, aud Whom the
army went Into camp Il numbered liz
men, outside Of the oiilccrs. They
claimed unlisiments Of 2jO. Much ox.
element was caused today by the
announcement that three Of the tumps
had robbed "a man Of watch and $40.
This WIS the fret attempt nj lawlVss.
nose, but no arrests were made.
FRy's ARMY.
FL pAso, Tex, March g8.-Tho
army OF unemployed, under General
Fry, got away this morning, aitof
breaking a switch lock In order 10 hido
track a train 10 secure passage. The
train was stopped at Fludiay, seventy.
one miles east, and an Injunction
granted by District Judge Butler 20
restrain the army from further inter.
frflng with the railroad. This order
WAS executed by Captain Hughes Of
tho rangers, and the army moved on 10
Sierra Blanc, where II IL now,
The following telegram was scnt TO-
niihg
"EL PAso, Tex, March 2J.-ro
Governor - Hog, Austin, Tex
General Ffy's industrial army has
uecu hauled by the Southern Pacific
Hallway company 10 Sierra Blanc,
ninety miles east u herr, In the heart
Of desert. John r. Hughes, with
tlatu rangers, are at Sierra B.auc 10
prevent tnusc men from entering upon
trains. He has telo2muhCd Judge r..
h. Beokham hert; Men tired, but
orderly; have nothing 10 oati railroad
refuses 10 haul them.' These men
MNull now on Nut lul hnN iAnNtltt
This county caunut support them.
Where they now arc they eau obtain
nothing 10 eat. The iniAmy OF the
Southern Pacific In hauling tnoso men
from California into this desert aud
refusing 20 haul them further II with.
uutpanllul Tor bhrharity. III you Will
order rangers away they can move"
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Matcn 20
The body Of COxoyiics, numbering 200
which were Hidclrackrd at Finley
yesterday, are still there without food,
aud In "A hmishing condition. They
have applied 20 Governor Hog i0r
assistance, but no has not replied.
IHE DENvER PILGRIMS.
DEsvHR, Colo, March 26.-Generhl
HamlltOu's Denver contingent OF
COXcy's army will have 10 walk out Of
town unless they pay their fares. IL
was announced ut last nights meeting
that the Santa Fo would be- called
upon 10 furnish n train for tho pilgrims.
AZ the santa Fo Office IL was said
today that the company had refused 10
furnish train 10 the california dlyi,
sion Of the army and would undoubtedly
repeat ila refusal should the Denver
contingent make H. promised demand.
The other roads will also decline 10
give ifeu transportation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

HRUssELs, March -G.-E. De Burlet,
WIN hus been charged by the hing O.
reconstruct the ministry viii, 100 addi-
ton 20 n,suming the ug1miuahtpi re-
tain the ni 3c OF minister ui the IN.
tctIor aud puuilc iustfuciion, which be
previously held. NJ. DE Mayer hos
icon appointed minister of iinlucr,
which portfolio WIS held by cX'ffemlur
Bctuatrl, in addition 90 the PREMIER
ship. ". Bctictcm has been appointed
minister ni Justice Ia place VI NJ Zoe
Jrun. There has been mo change IN
the DINER cabinet officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

NBw YomS, March 20. 90 Andrew
Scott Jamirs0n, the Guycsold con.
stable, convicted last week VI IcijuTy,
was t0uay sentenced In the court OF
Oyer aud rcrmiuer In Brooklyn 10
eighteen months in the penitentiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
WASHINGTON IrEns.
six,y Acre. Tor rpn University rur.
poses.


sixiy Acres Tor titan University rur-
poses.
WAsnuNurOS, March 8.-Theuoure
adjourned today sf.ur bric re- zion, on
account Of the duatl Of Senator Col
quit.
On motion Of Rawlins, Utah, the
biil Rrsnting tract OF sixty acres 10
the Fort Douglas military reservation
10 the Territory Of Utah for uuivcr8iiy
purposua, was passed.
THE BLAND nuL
Representative Bland consulted his
silver associates Of the House az to the
chances tor passing tue silver suigniJf.
age bill Ovoru veto. lie found "a ma.
iOrity Of the mcu who had voted iUf
the Dill ready ~ endorse it again, even
against a vet. Whether he will make
the move or not Nv not yet certain. Ne
the most radical inunus OF cue biil
rtcuG.lz1 That the necessary twU-thiriH
vote 30 overcome the veto could not Dee
secured In the House, and wiih0u TINS
tue move could be nothing more than
n protest.
SHIPMENT oF SILVER
The amount Of standard silver doll
lars shipped from the sub.tfensufy and
the minis during The last week wac
s81g,i15. The shipments 0i fractional
silver from the ist u March 70 tue 2lih
aggregated sb0j,U73.
MEXICO MAY MAKE a NiOvE.
There arc said TO be strong proba-
blllllea that now international none.
tary conference will be- called at tue
Invitation Of Mexico. There IL "a we'll
founded belief that Il viii take place
next autumn.
uAIisFACIORY 10 uEAEy.
Representative Gtary, Of California,
Trainer oil the Chinese registration act,
causes some surprise by coming out in
approval Of the now Chinese treaty.
lie does not agree with th1sn who have
argued that Il amounts 10 an ubrogn'
ton Of the uuafy law, but looks upon
10 rather ~ a recognition VI tho regis
tratiou principle, which Is the feature
Of the law that bears his name. He
said; "Nhilc / believe such laws are
Justified by thc spirit AMI letter OF tho
old treaties, yet II Il idle 10 ignore the
fact that oil cur attempts at lUgiHlhting
on the Chinese question have Incurred
the hostility OF very large number ul
people ia She Eat, who look upon
Chinese legislation as iu bad faith, bo'
cause vi0lntivu OF the treaties between
this country and China"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
CONFERENCE RATES,
VIA
Rio GTald6 Western Railway.

For the Annual Conference, Ids,
anu Woman's Conference, Il, ID. s., At
Salt Lake CITY, April an 10 Sth, In
elusive, the following rates are author.
lzud 10 Salt Lake anu relurni
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEH.
Special Rates for Conference.

For tho sixty.fcurlh annual cor
fcteroc o. tho Church Of Je.us ChrIlt
OF Laiiorday Sninig, April OBJ 60 s.b,
the Uuiou Pacific Will cell round.
trip tickets 90 salt Lake CITY as i.lIIws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

regulations u numlef % Fresno
gentlemen, himself included. He
thinks Mfs. Palmer IL dUmenteu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

srNsATIoNAL TESTIMONY.
duplicating - san Francisco Lawyer
~ the Mcwhtrtor murder.


FREsNo, Cal, March 20.-Some
testimony was given In the trial Of Il.
5. Heath hero today which created n
profound sensation. Heath IL on trial
lor the murder OF Louis n. McWhitter,
which occurred over year ago. Ga
the night OF the murder McWhiTtof
was aroused from sleep by peculiar
noises In his back yard. lie went out 10
investigate ami was shot by an assassin.
MoWhirter was a prominent lawyer anu
politician. Suspicion was Immediately
drawn TO certain Of MoWhlrttf's politi.
cal enemies.
Today Mrs, Palmer, an eslimable
lacy residing near this city, was
brought into court upon her bed, she
being In the last stages Of consumption.
Mrs. Palmer did not appear as wit.
nets In the previous trial. The Wit.
ets stated that on the morning Of the
McWhirter murder she was bringing
her husband into Fesno 10 take train,
which leaves here at $3.50 "a. NJ, a
th0rI distance from .oEn she was met
uy aquicEly driven buggy, containing
two puteons,Unu OF whom was Rrod -.
Terry. The other she did not rocog.
uizv. just before meeting this buggy,
some blazing rags had been thrown Out
Of II aud as she passed she noticed that
The dry grass by the roadside waB being
igulted. She stopped, nllghted and
stamped out the flames. She stopped
anu picked up thv mali consumed rags,
one Of when proved 10 be- n black
mask, anu the other handkerchief,
upon which was tue name Of ar. 3.
Heath" The handkerchief anu mask
she saved anu produced ne evidence In
court the prisoner being visibiy
b.. fled.
kred Terry, whom this evidence i'm.
pliCaloH In tue murder, iH we'll known
throughout the state. lie h promi-
ntnt lawyer anu was a leader ui the
political faction opposed TO MoWhirter.
Terry h a nephew ot Julge Terry, who
was killed by Marshal Magic ~ he was
about 10 ssHsult Justice Field, Of the
Uuitod States Supreme Court, several
ycan ago, Hy ran for Congress In the
SIKH district on the Democratic ticket,
bat was defeated.
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Ban FRANCISCO, March 2j-Reed
- Terry, who was TO-DAY accused by
MH.Palmer, at the Heath trial, Fresno,
Of completely In the murder 0i Me-
NhittuT, anu who 10 now an attorney
OF this city, furnishes the Associated
Fttsa with strong denial " the accus'
alton, denounolng IL AZ part u an
Infamous conspiracy 10 blacken the