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HAWAIIAN NEWS.
Progress being Made with the New Gov
srnmsnt.

Progress Being Made with the New Gov
srnmsnt.
San FRANcrsoo. April 13.-The steamship
houowai, which arrived this morning
brought the following Hawaiian advioes:
Ever since the retiTemsnt of President Dole
from the Office of minister Of foreign
affairs. he has been engaged in drawing up
a new constitution TO he Submitted 60 the
convention to be held IN May. The gov
eminent 10 vsiy retloent in regard 90 the
new instTumsnt, bat 10 has been ascor-
tainod, upon good authority. that By the
constitution which Piesident Dole will pro-
pose the executive power Ia to be vested in
= president who will not have a seat In the
executive council, aa 10 the case now. He
will have the right Of veto. bot such veto
can be ovsriulOd By tWo-thirds vote Of
tie senate aud assembly. The vice presi-
dent will not have a ssat 10 the executive
councils either. and his duties will simply
be 90 pTesids over tue senate.
The sIeeutivs council will consist OF nvs
msmbs Z. a minister Of foreign affairs. mip 10.
ter OF financr. minister OF tho interior, minis
terof health aud education, and minister OF
justice, or attorney general. In regard 20
the legislature. 10 "a understood ~ will be
formed by appointment. One houss, 20 be
called ths senate. and 30 consist of twenty
-four members, will DO appointed oY tho
PRECEDENT, Nice-preeldent hud the ehsoutiNo
council and will hold Office for two years.
The lower house will consist OF forty mem
befs, and 10 10 be appointed By sue eIscu-
tive council.
TIE senators aud nsas % biymen have been
agreed upon. They are To be called TO-
ge:her aud the joint bodies will promulRAte
a second constitution aud fix date for a
general election Of government officials
Praparatious FOR the Constitutional oonven-
tion are being made. The election os dsis-
gates 10 20 tRke place on May . The
American union party, although In com
plcte contTol Of Honolulu. has met with
opposition on the islands OF hAul and
Hawai-, the largest islands Of the cronp.
The eanueIationists. Who are all connected
With the plantations. have atreuuously
objected 90 she plank la the platform that
excludes Chinese labarsrs. aud have formed
party clubs under IKE old platform prsvid-
ing for Aaiatio labor under proper rsstrlc-
tons.
News has reached here via Auckland that
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SCANDAL IN UPPERrENDOM.
In which n Music Teacher Ia Leading
Figure.

In which n Music Teacher Ia a Leading
Figure.
LoEDoS, April IA we'll known instfuc.
Tor IN music, having the entire OF the most
aristooratio society, aud a member Of sew
erai prominent olubs, has fiod the eountry
as the result Of exposure. he taught music
In an institution attended By the daughters
Of the beet families. aud by ossting a rsliR-
ioua Riamor over his acts. accom- iiahod the
ruln OF ten or fozen young ladies. he
rules of the institution require three ladies
present when instruction 10 being given,
but they were arranged that two should
keep guard 30 that the professor and the
third lady would not be interrupted. He
caused the pupils 10 intrigue with each
other for their own destruction. His wife
was eonaenting patty. having been Ter-
suaded, like the girls. that old sins were
right under now religion OF which the
professor was prophet. Several girls fed
with the professor. Their names are kept
from the public.
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FOR OFFICER FLYNS's FAMILY.
An Eatsrtainmsnt to Be Given TO Raise .
substantial Testimonial.

An Entsrtainmsnt to Be Given TO Raise
Substantial Testimonial.
The suggestion that an entsrtsinnsnt be
given. the procssds 90 be given 20 ahe widow
of OficsT John W. Flynn, has met with
. great deal Of favor and taken definite
form. Mrs. ID. W. Fisk has kindly con-
ssntsd 90 aid IN every way and the Caths-
dral choir will also tender its seivicoA In
order 60 arrange all tho details for the
entertainment the follouinR committee has
bsen appointed; On behalf OF the council.
Aldermen Morris. Howe AMI Howell: tof
ths poliea Marshal McCann; for the A. %.
L. W, Master Workman I'd. Larkin. OF
Capital lodge; for the press. Jas II Wal
ker, &. ID. Greenfield and q. 4. Connolly.
This com nittes IL requested 90 meet at lHE
INDEPENDENT editorial rooms to-day ~
]. 30 y. N.
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MRS. 5. A. swIGGETT DEAD.

Carried on by Cancsrous AGeott0n
WIN which She Had Long Suffered.
Mira Elizabeth swiegstL wife Of Capt.
s. A. SviRgoil register OF the Helena
lsnd Office. died yesterday at her hons In
this city. Mrs. swiggett had bsen suffer
ing from cancer for two years. and twice in
that time submitted 90 an operation. once
without the use OF anesthetios. Ihs dis
ease finally carried her OF.
The rsmains will be taken east for inter
msnt A brief service will be held At the
home on sunday mornirR at eight o'clock.
car will leave the station 81 $50 q. m.
On account of she early hour OF the depart
uts Of the train for the east aud the oonse-
quent Inconvenience ~ friends who desire
80 view the remains 40 that time. opportu-
nifty will be given 10 such as dsaiie ~ this
afternoon from one O o'clock 80 six.
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THE BATCnELOR TRIAL.

Further Testimony as 20 the Business or
the stookgrowers nank.
The trial OF II. r. Batehelor. of the sus-
pended stoekgrowsrs bank Of Miles City.
was continued yesterday I'm ths United
States court. BookkseIeF Hartman was on
the stand all day. lie told from references
20 the books OF the various note tfansao-
tions through which different parties ard
corporations we're enabled 30 inear indsbt-
sdnsss 90 the bank. Judge knowles de-
eidsd % admit the letters bearing on the
Billings stock transaction, and they we're
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Ing 30 counting members who Fsfsaoi 10
vote. Daring the course Of rather hot
tempered speech fiom KilROTe on ths sub
isoi Hand ehouted. wish an expression Of
disgust. 20 the effect that II the democratic
house was forced 90 resort 10 keediam 10
had better ad iOurn sine die
Dearniond. OF Missouri, offered q resolu-
tion expressing 10 a. ths sense of the eau
Gus that the COMMITTEES on rules should pTs-
pare q new rule for asoertaining the pres
enos Of q quorum. and aiso some method
for compelling the attendsnes Of abaentses
Diamonds resolution was carried By two
thirds majority. siKty-siI 10 forty -four.
This comp Tloted the work Of the oaucus.
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GOLD PRODUCTION.

Figures Compiled by the Mint BureAu
for tho Year 1898.
WAsHNoTos, April 13. 3.-Dirsotor Preston
OF the mint bureau. has completed his final
fguiss on gold production in the United
States duridR the calendar year 1888. The
total production is given at $50 $50, COO
which is an increase OF 73.455 ounces. rep
rssenting 81. l56. 423 The folio wing table
shows the production in fac ounces for the
calendar year by states:
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KILLED IN A NINE
Crashed Under q Rock Weighing = Ton-
Found Dead.

Crushed Under q Rock Weighing = Ton
Found Dead
Special 70 The Independent
BUTTE. April l3.-Samuel Couch was in
stantly killed By a fall Of ground in the
Mountain Con mine this afternoon. He
Was working on ths third door Of ths 500
foot level when q rock weighing a ton
rolled out fiom the breast Of the hanging
wall and struck both Couch and his part
nsr. John I. Leary. LsaIy was badly cut
on the face snd head, and hia left hand was
crushed. Couch was crushed instantly. He
leaves a wife and boz.
The body Of an old hermit known as
Cray" Jones. who has lived alone IN q
cabin In Dssdwood Rulch for fifteen yssrs
was found in his cabin this evening by two
miners. The door WAS fastened on the in
side. lie was lying on the bed, and the
body WAS black and shrunken. The nose
and ears had been partially eaten By mice.
The hermit bad been probably dead three
months. There were plenty OF provisions
In the house so the old man had not
starved to death.
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BUFFALO. April 13.-In the burning OF
the glucose works here many lives were
lost There were many vacant places st
breakfast to-day. The work OF sxoavatinR
cannot begin for twentT-four hours. The
loss is estimated at 5000 600.
Inquiries have been made for the follow
ing: John Blums. John Casper. Michael
Gentig. John Huber. George Jspks. Tony
HofmAu. James Lobiak. Michael MAleski
John Odeska. Stephen Siniski, John ITube
and John Iinger
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CITY ELECTION EXPENSES.

The Cost of the Recent Contest Was
stIRi 20.
The cost OF the recent city election vas
iust $l.l2L75. The expenses we're divided
a. follows; Judges and CLERKS. S6d9i priat-
ing notices Of election nominations. tickets,
etc. S2O2, rent of poiling places sl66. 30;
supplies. SlLs5; lumbsr fo' booths. SO. 40;
carpenter work on booths. Sb3.
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Nrw YoKK. April i3-whsn to-moTrov's
Euroyoan stssmsr shall have departed.
foar million dollars in gold will have been
shirpcd do ing the week, of whica all hut
$50 900 fiom Boston, 10 exported rom this
city. rho ub-tTeasufy supplisd fl&9, uoO Of
the amount shipped from here, tho banks
furnishing the rest. Tho shiDmeats are
heavy By reason of tho fact that bills OF eK.
change are scarce snd gold is sent forward
to ueat r. fuufrementn
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sAcEAMEsro. April l3.-CallfoEaia has
mad an exceedingly mild winter snd ths
prospects for good op should be bright.
boa thsy are not la the vicinity Of Saora-
msato TsOts are Ia an unhsalthY state, and
by thousands have been used for replant-
jag old nelds. The stock is doeidedly
acaFna.
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ZOO aae.Ion o. coal b lhs ws...

WASHINGTON. April 13.-Ths report on She
production Of coal, complied by +. ".
Parker. Of the United States geological sur
vey. shows the prod uetion for the year was
l79. 32b 600 short tons. OF valuation OF
sos. 2S7.OO0. The California production
was 72.G0O tons. OF a value Of flG7. 600;
Montana 3l4 600 tons. Of a value Of <l.slG.
900; Oregon Al. 700 tons. of a value of 4lGf.
800; Utah 4l3. 900 tons. Of value OF s6ll.
coo; Washington 1. 265 900 tons. Of . vAlus-
tion OF 81 200. 800 Wyoming 2. .439 800 tons.
Of q valuation Of S3, 29l.OO0.
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OaiAnA. April l2 - judge Dandy has
ordered she wages Of Union Pasinc EN-
ploYss restored 90 ths old Tats. The order
gppiies % employees whose wages we're cut
last September Nhsrs tae men reoeise less
than 500 per moath. Increase 20 date from
Maroh 1 iast. The increase sf tho others
will date from April I.
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A Popular
Line for
The Times.

People are economizing. and we
have tried 70 place our customers
IN a position TO supply their wants
on Clothing with goods at the
lowest prices at which it is possi-
ple to sell them. With this end in
view we are Offering an unusual
assortment this week OF
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surnl.sslsr Nsrrs..

PrrrsnuR0. April la-The LAwrsnesvills
district Of this city made smother sxVofta-
tion Of 100 Hungarians Italians and slavs
20 Texas cotton plantations. making 100
frsm this district alone. Ihey aie faat
taking the places Of negreeG
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WAsHS0ros. April 1s. The president
has nominated Commodore Francis n d.
Ramsay 20 be admi,al; Capt Thomas
sefrige 30 be commodore; Commander
Philip II. Cooper 10 be captain.
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the United States has decided 30 improve
Pearl harbor. With The intention Of ottab'
fishing a coaiinR station there.
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Csnters the
Past Week.
New YORK. April l3-Ths elsarines OF the
banks OF the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
81 Iaat vaar uara na FofIou..
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Held on cireumstAntlai Evidences.

Special 70 The independent.
ANACONDA April 13.-As . result of the
Investigations Of the ooroneI'a iufV. George
Gofnrth is held &c principal and Katie No
BILE as accessory In the mur-er OF Della
Latham last Wednesday. The evidence
against them is entirely oifcumatantiaL
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Men Suits


Made Of better material and in
choicer patterns than it has been
possible to offer them before. They
cannot be surpassed, and we ques-
ton if they can DO equaled. Don't
take our SAY so" but call and in
spect our line.
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Total for tho leading cities OF the United
States was ssg1. 769Oz7. decrease OF 26.7 per
cent compared with the eEme woek last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

yYrHruEN-. MARY q. o.No,u. or gur
" county % NHIa|HU nuI state % N'..r
,a,a' a.a y heg .g-aa ie,l .i ,,l,s WV
Hundred and Nlar.I .lHHoH ana HuIY frfgr.ui
iu 900 once Uf t|" %" order ~ 1910 IAse
Tgaaniiy. uhn, o. gee l.ih eay % ,al a., ~
% Of s1.u bob, convey io ono undersigned,
irauL huny. OF Haf Lac UtY, ttau, as trua.
tg1i !bc following drHar.rl property. siAh''i
I1I CAV ,hroa t'1l. nny.iour J5l ord fty.
hln laI. h.DgE one D., Perkins Addition %
wac mHuu boz trust 60 SECURE thu payment %
q ftflfIn rfuwIHHurI uI'U ur l1ul ni tNtn NAIt
ihgguith made HY thu Hlli Mary q. utWonl
dollar. payable CO. ihs order 1fe w. J. crit
Che uf Tho city 20 UCuvrr county " hfen,
anle. stats. OF Colorado, nvc year. aiiot ~
% HcFrI prr cont Trf anuHm, payable fcuF
annually evidenced by tou coupon noifl
hrfsto attached, oHch tUr lhu sum of llt aud
Ary, l.pt, tlC f4at day Of July. i.7l, thc nfst
DAY OF lnnuaY, 1915. che nut day o. JAY,
l.'. ihu nfat day of January, ls.a, the hfst JOY
the lfst day OF july, isIi che fret day Of Jan.
taIy, ltin and she hut day OF July, ltl. hl
20 aAiI uHtrH tD bear interest 10 thH rate on ie4
E,si eg,9i uoi a1uuu after tre maturity 'hof7'i
WHo.aa Itis provided among other thinga 10
tait douu ui trust that iu UHHo 10 default ln any
H|.a..aN 700 H... 90 .HNA NNNN|NHN N"NN.'.t'
h9gya mentioned thun DO inst case ne whole
~ ihn PRINCIPAL HUm and interest o. zoe imn
~ $40 uHys ut once nt tre option Of thu itHN
uH'Itr ul HhI1 notice become cue and payable
ana Sue Nail premises wNF be- sold DO tue nan
urr Hut with enc ntu.r effect. aH DO Hald prnel
ral irHtninyHF uhf maluIHi aui lu accord
hnrr with lnu iHFuH Uf HhIu aCUi OF tFuflt
fricffurr Co NhlHa iH hgIOly made Tor greater
r.riAaiFi Hui.
Whereas, % fault u,I been made in thr Day
moot ul t'0 NrHf Hf faiH tUu coupon luirre.i
n1lra h1 Fr mUutI1uC1. psyHHIr un lhnuat1 ltL
1925 au4 Iln ltaal holder It HaIt principal uein
WlN.r % Hail principal fum nui interest g. 20,
tma pf falu due aud pay aHI0, lut ha7 fcqlrairl
pc. 80 saIi trustee, ~ aUl sad property iu &c.
NlrIAuCn with IuH iyrma Ui ta.4 tIuHtt
HuW therefore uutfo d. uUrUuy slfrut ~ ht T.
lfauk hnuK. trustee az ht1frfhi1, Uurfuuut 90
fall request OF tln legal hul1Cr nt tali n1tt
Huu uuuUr hud HF virtue Uf tuu power Ga uH
vested uF HHIt dcnI uf trust. reference %
wllgh Il hereby made Coz greater certainty
VII on The e. 90 DAY or MhYt A. % lr3i, A. iho
hour ~ - u'U'Hua To- tlr forenoon OF thid day,
property, and all thn uEHt, utlr benefit asa
equity ~ rO3HwpuUn therein uf thu said hnr5
o. Namund, urr heirs anl astlFua, - public
auction 10 tuc .HIutal front door of no Court
unaHr lu Cine County OF fl|t ianEu ana Terri.
tr ul ltan, Cor Mo hightat snd best price iue
hhWn VIII h.luE. tn UaHN. COR tuu Iutruae ut
pAIluF iu Hs.N urnmlnH1fl note and All inter.
CT go thereon up tu tIH time ~ sale,
together wish the cpsls aHi expenses NJ ehc'
N4N"a IHlH trust and NI other COSTS Hud uns
leu.0s provided aud secured BY SAID deed Of
Dated sa.t Lake cry, tuu, Apru .hih, l-si
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TRUSTEES SALE

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DURsUANT no AZ ORDER ENp DECREE
II of force. .urU ana Hulu Co lur uIrtrIUI UY die
Ihrd Jullri1l District court OF tuo Territory
s0uln ifout door OF tho County oari house.
BOZ thu civ ut 7alt Lake, county OF SAID Iatr
suu Territory of ltah, ON the iath day OF june.
i5 90 5g' 5i,l g.', ai 9g. Az IBg ss, ung
Andrew tHrstIforuu, lh1mas Webb and
Martha webb Die wife, Hannah Webb. die
du.E appointed qua lned ana acting admins.
traitor 0I lhu rstIlg of samson webb, durgaapt,
uuuIIa Mercantile Union, corporation,
I.uu's Cooperative Mercantile Institution. IL
corporation. and tlo Utah. Produce 20
of. in. and 10 tho tol lowing dcfrrbci re,i
estate situate, lying unl being iu salt IaiU
County lud tr1gunot as tolioWa, 60 wit.
Ut.u# thu south hBf OF the s0uthwrst uusr.
Ger ~ OF agcugu thlriy three Cll in township
two lI south ut rHHUu one LlJ west OF san
talo Meridian, aud tur lots numbered three
UI and four Nl of section four LO iu iownshin
I4Hr Meridian. and containing ouo tundred
and sixty HlIl acres nui NiTt0eushuudrudtbs
lI l.ul OF au aero lcNce.s PAID Aa per receipt
SO 100, according 60 turlf official plat NJ thB
survey uf SAID land returned GO Inc FcnorHi
land O1r0 hy the Surveyor bUnurAl, together
with a. and singular ihr trnrmruu, otc
1I uO sold na tnH properly of oscar thriHtOf.
fHrson, AndrgN ,nusiotprs9u, luomm Webb
lui Martha Webb, DIE wife Hannah webb, thr
duly appointed, uuaNln1 aud acting admins
traitor uf the estate 1f samson Webb, drcciscd.
oneida Mercantile luiOut "a corporation,
IouH COOPERATIVE Mercantile IustItuuln, q
corporation, and rho Utah Produce Uu. o. cor.
u0tluou, aud nAmuci turpW lg tun Hult OF
Luua savings Bank ana Tlu.t C1., "a u1rpor,
Nat 81. HuGHAM.
uy joins 10 CuhWoCK,
deputy Marshal
Dated az salt Lake CITY, May 20, 1904,
JOus 49, CANsus.
ATTORNEY for IlIHIUf|W
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS TRANK. U rFHkINs ANn
" sore ~ lettins Duo wife. ur dUcH 0f
trust dated september 2iat go. dolly fru Tor
tait i.aEo county. TcrfIt1v III Utah. aH tH.
lffH day Of september. lsl. and thereafter
duly recorded iu book % Of morIsH ts 4u
tryfdt rus q. iiawlay a. tTufiad iHe f.'.
lowing drHCHuoi rcai cHtair. situate IH f.r U.I.
Hnd r1uny % rnli latg. TERRITORY nt tfaH. Oh
W.T. commencing one huulfCI nn1 HHtY.U.u
lut four .i On block thirty i've .iiI Iu uIht 81"
rHIt latC city survey and runuua thence
tlcncc south HIriy feet 90. thence wcst ono
hundred and twenty dto feet ltN thence
north thirty feet I'II 90 che UIhra Hf beginning,
ln tho cry % -aIt latc. boz ih0 county aud
Conveying hereby thirty Zee. front ol iIh
l0rt street uy one hundred lud tWrulv. Hfn
feet lu depth should tlcrr De ANY SHORTAGE
n ihe depth % .hu i0t '1ar hf0reaaII tI0
boundary line Of tlg Dot aNHfH described iH UU
moved south o. make uut IH..ffu Oh Bot M tI"
above 1imtnf.on.. n tfu.t I.WctoI CD H..4fc
note Tor C.ThirUu hundred dHHarH
als .0I With interest thereon. ur..H.|ul Goo
lH t.rN.. of even Ha'g wH aNU irI.t frrt.
I.r..Ha aut HHfl a. IrIUHs. end uHUfUaa
default h.a boon m.I. Iu IUU payment uf Ono
ir taIW"ut ul u'.f.rt 0H" thereon uU f.o Dec
faii motto bas. uI De- utufess tofm.. become
wholly iur. aHI fNH i...| .H' rr UI HId note
ha. ,'.Igl ine same wholly Hlat
Tho uruurIEnJ1 trustee. YH"uHuI Do lHH
POWER vested iu UIm Ur HI|H Uu.. U.uI. amid Ht
.urrluCHt of a. vs.. Morrison. 90" |.aHl holder
n.rlrfi bidder for each. sl Boo Cont HnHf Ul
Goo County Court NHHHCt u POLO IliU IIfN,
Utah. un iHr .lsf day Uf Stay. IH' 81 D.. TrI0..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-22

The People o. tho territory NJ Utah send
greeting To D. %. Fowler, Defendant
Nrou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
4 pear lu a. action brought aEaintt you by
thg above named pIhinuu Iu tur District c1ur
of fuU Third Judicial Ui.IrIrt 90 fhg IculIorv
Ut tml u1 90 answer the complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive Ot thc day u
.UftIoul nftur the service on you ~ THE sum .
uunsHu served within This county or, n
s.IFgI out " tuia county, but lu ibis district.
dlya-1r Judgment by default will be- taken
aEhiustyou, according 10 she prayer u said
Ii'eaa.d action is brought to have q decree
If 'H.a court iIsHu.UuE She bonds NJ matImuny
yu"lug NUtNHUu plaintiff uHu defendant [,
above rcliot prayed f0r on she ground tuat on
cor about tUu ~ day M september, Hl. thg
defendant wIfuilv and without cause dosor Cd
aud abandoned uluiutIn. and has ever since
Owe 'p1lnta aud apart IRON her against her
vII lHt without Horuularnt; and that Cor a
long uHo pact che defendant has wilfully neg.
Ic.t6t t1 provide for plaintiff the commun
ur.yaHar.CH 1t IfC.
And You aro hereby notified thAtE y0u hl
fH appear and answer tUU saIu ruiuuIal aa
4. 1t0 required. che s1ii plaintiff wall apply 10
..r court Cor flu r1Iirf demanded therein
Witness. Che Hon. HHmuol A. Merritt Judge.
and ihe zeal % the bstugt court
uf enc lhirl Judicial ulstrct,
tuIs 1Uth day Uf April 100 tic year
Hf our lord one thousand ok be
hundred and ninety four.
DAVID g.. uuNBAE, CLERK.
UU Coo. 10. fuuWTa. deputy.
u. M. rI.lI. IInlntnH attorney.