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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

Having. as stated in previous issues.
succeeded in making arrangements with
one of the largest pattern establishments
in this country 10 furnish the readers OF
the Times" with patterns OF rhe cos
tunes shown each Sunday in the columns
Of the Woman and Home Supplement-"
we shall be glad 10 have all our readers
avail themselves Of our liberal offer. The
coupons. together with a fun description
Of tie patterns Will be published In TIE
supplement. and it VIII only De necessary
10 cut out one coupon ond send that with
ten cents in order to secure any che cf
the patterns desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

II is believed that sfr Samuel JoseDhs.
author OF Grover. Grover Foar ears
More OF Grover. cares not who writes
the songs OF nation II he could only
make its laws 10 the distribution OF
the clover pr.vileges.-CEicaso Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

secretary and dictate her memoirs to
him, but after several unsuccessful trials
she gave this plan up and when she
returned 70 London, she tried the scheme
OF giving her general ideas to a journ-
alast. and having him clOthe them in
attractive English. but after he had fin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
THE WOMAN OF FASHION
TINS SEASON', bride Nay HhTE4N
ELABORATE WEDDING GOWN.

Laces and Ruffies and pevers are Seen on
ft-EridesmEids Have simpler Gowns
The Going Away Costume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

A Pattern for Only Ten Cents and n
(Ompon.

Here is a scheme which cannot fail to
interest the ladies':
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

The Intellectual woman of society SAYS
an Exchange, is better dressed. because
more quietly and less extravagantly. than
the non-intelectual woman. She appears
10 more advantage in the drawing room
and on the promcnace: she is s0undzr.
fuller, more methodical and e..Sct. Her
evolution is loftier and more coro.lefe
When she is rather plain than pretty
she is often thoughv very pretty. Because
her manners are 50 fine and her Under
standing is so clear that she ncglects no
one. and IS considerats to all She Is
almost always elegant in appearance and
bearing, for her mind aniraates her whole
body and embraces the smallest cetals
She has the latter half of the nineteenth
century spirit. which Is too bread ard
sympathetic to permit her 70 reserve her
faculties for her own benefit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

csi avenue, aud Justice Foster VIII
hesf the story August 2Tth.
D. Bruyn was arrested while IN the
ottCk EXCHANGE with q party u irionds
md waa taken 10 Harrison street STA
too lsst night where no gave ball ior
hiH appearances Monday. The artu't
was made ON . warrant sworn out hy
Nfs. More charging ths count win
making threats.
Mite. MORSE owns ntt IN an apart
ment house on Forest avenue aui has
frequently entertained the EuslEu
nobleman IN her Apartments. some
weeks ago they came 10 q Disagreement
aud then tho trouble began. ME-.
Morse claimed De Bruyn had been too
persistent IN bis attentions, nnd has
ritd TO overcome her GOODNESS by max.
Ing threats. The defendant eSys he
furnished the rooms In which MIS-.
None Hives and has advanced tue
woman money for which he holJs
pfomi8s,iy notoe. Last week he began
pfucreiinTs on the claims which he
Gays he holds against the woman, and
Y custodian was laced In the fiat on
this suit. Mfs. Noise subsequently,
ousied tue custodian aud her door has
since been closed against DE Bruyn.
Hhu nays he has maize threats sgainst
hes srd she t1uk out the warrant with
the idca Of having him placed unIcr
pvscc bonus Count De Bfuyn denies
tho chnryea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
HOW He WAS KILLED
Particulars Of The Death Of Young
Henry nifssiiS.
II WAS PURELY ACCIDENTAL.
Aud Caused by the Discharge Of III,
Fathers Shotgun The Body
Brought llome-Ihe Funeral.

Tho Union Pacific PASSENGER train
from tue north which reached here At
1890 this orcuoOn-twenty minutes
lato-had on board the lllsless uody OF
young Henry Marguits, whose acct.
denial death was announced ia last
nights NEws.
Accompanying the remains were
Phil M,rssl,s Ir. aud Pail Msrgetls
s'., father anu grandfather respective.
ly oil The deceased. Henry Margells, an
uncle, ami Richard Papwotth, who
went 10 Idaho tom Salt Lake with
young ilrnfy on his vacation. They
made up sal and gfirfstfickcn party.
liut .hu father - the drai boy wa. tile
most woe bcEDuu of ell aud his swollen,
UlJJlshJt eyes AMI every expression
anu movement told Ia uumistaks able
language the moHtal anguish aud suf.
icling he had undergone.
The party was mrt by relatives and
iriruds and thu oouy conveyed 10
Joseph William 1aylyfh undertaking
pnflofs where u Will bs pfepated Tor
burial.
Tao story Of tho Hiiling was told by
Mr.. Mafgctu, Henfys grandfather,
substantially M ioliowt;
During the early part Of the present
Weuka nuniing cEpe iIiion was planneI
and Henry, bis father, Harry PaDwofth
and young Joe Rich started out together
aud on Thursday afternoon at4 O'Clock
the awful accident occurred In Indian
canyon auout twenty miles from
Paris They got intO section where
there were great many chickens
aud were having royal good
umo shooting them. PM, II IL
said, had ouJoiutd the boys TO DO
very cautious IN their use Of fire arms,
ana they were. Hu was very familiar
with shooting lions himselfAnd had no
thought Of accident lie mad the mis-
fortune, however, 10 get a defective
cartridge iut0 his gun. THIS was IT,
moved without trouble and another
one substituted. In putting the good
shell In one o. tho needles which was
out OF gear, in sone way vest down
sharply 90 the cap, dischsrging
10, Instantly sort VI half am0tu-
cred cry was heard about thirty
or forty yards AhoAd aud Henry
was seen iehiud bush falling
te the ground. The full charge, cx.
oepting one shot, had entered his right
breast. Toe single pellet had found u.
way 20 his hsaft and he died In n vefy
lew minutes.
The nody VAS brought about forty
miles over the mountains IA y wagon
aud reached here Ia a good state VI
preservation. The decraseI's mother
returned from Eureka last night and IL
overwhelmed will sorrow at her sous
tragic death.
The funeral will DO held from the
family residence Vt No. 7l6, north
Second Yves, street NJ $50 q. IN. tUmot-
row tsundsyL Ffiondsare invited -
attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
Elder Olsen's Funeral .

Tho Eighteenth ward chapel was
crowded yesterday afternoon at the
funeral services Of Elder 4. n. Olsen,
remarks were make by Elders Robert
Patrick, 4. q. Nebbsf, II. w. Mails
Bit, John NichDlspu, 4. II. Cannon
and Bishop U. II. Whitney. A review
OF tue life OF the deceased AS an active,
genial business man, asa teacher in
the ward, IA a home missionary Ia the
Salt Lake Stake Of ZIOu, AS devoted
husband anu loving rather, and pro-
gtessiye, earu est LAttet.day Saint was
made. The deceased was widely known
because OF his position IN u. q. NJ. 1.
anu the esteem In which he was held
by his associates was voiced by the
superintendent Of that Institution.
Brother Olsen leaves behind MIN n
wife and two children, bis aged mother
and father, four brothers a sister, aud
uncounted friends who, sympa,hising
with his family, will ever remember
the good qualities Of man sincerely
beloved, aud whose untlmely stalking
Of" Is one Of those mysteries which
human wisdom cannot solve, nor hui
man skill prevent or understand.
The services and singing were all
that could be desired, tnr spirit OF peace,
consolation aud TtAlgnaliOn prevailed;
anG only faith eau urge, "ihe Lord
giveth andl the Lord taGeth away" or
say" Blessed bB the name OF the Lord. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
A DIFFERENT PHASE.
Cal Beane Charged with Assault on
Mrs. Alta Costello


There wero some Interesting devel-
opmonls in the Cal Brano oABe In tho
police court this afternoon TO which
reference Is made In another column.
IttrEnsplfod that the complaining
witness was not row Mhs A ndnr-
son; that was her maiden name. About
two months ago che was married and
10 nov Mrs. Alta a. Costello.
she came into court about 800 Ac-
compRnied by bovy of ladies aud a
couple OF gentlemen, all OF whom were
eminently respectable In dcmeanor
aud appearance. Mrs. Costello has a
pretty face, ia under twenty and was
stylluhly clad In becoming blue oos-
tune.
Cal Became was there, too, having
been brought out OF Jail for n con-
ference with his attorney, Mr.. Il. IL.
Lewis, who represented him In court.
When the complaint was read
II created considerable surprise, even
astonishment, M It simply alleged the
commission Of tho puullo ofieuse Of
battery. but MIR. Eichnor, by whom
II was drawn, soon convinced the iady'-
friends by quoting from the statutes
that they never could nope for con.
viction under tho charges OF hbduc.
tiOn, kidnapping or criminal assault,
and that battery was the class OF o.ssa
to which II belonged.
Beane, by his attorney, plead mol
guilty, and by mutual consenI the case
was continued until O'Clock. Tuesdsy
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
AT The SEAT OF WAR
Seven Japanese Spies Arrested at
Shanghai.
WILL PROBABLY BE KILLED.
Excellent Service Of the Chinese Cavalry
IN the Last Engagement with
the japanese.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 25.-Soven Jap.
aness spies In Chinese costume were
arrested here today aud viii DO ex.
PEELED from China. Nobody would DO
surprised II they weto treated much
more severely.
According to advlcos from Formosa,
6ity japanese haVs boon dtcagita,ed
fter having been arfc,tsd ~ spiSu.
II order % fslse money 10 push the
war Ororati ne, tde government has
inCfeaeoi the transit uues on yarns.
A letter from Chcmulpp, Cofoa, 70.
celved at Cho Foo yestut DAY annouDc.
lug the defeat Of tho japanese forces
anu the killing " 1870 japanese aol-
dieTs n much mmbntod upon here.
10 thu report u tue battle w correct, the
Chineuo cavalry IA dividing the Jap
auose forces In two parts did excellent
service aud displayed gonofal'hip Of
no mean order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
HERE'S A sCnEnE
To nniid nm Island aud secure the
JacEshn-Corbett Tight.

NEw YoRIS, Aug. 25,-rho prllec-
tors OF u scheme 10 build an iron plat
form in the Atlantic ocean or Sandy
Hook, TO DO called Atalanta, ara after
the jackson. CoIbstt ngnt. The pro-
ieolors made the offer through Mike
Donovan, OF tho New York Athletic
club.
am authorised TO offer n purse OF
szj,0OO Tor the fight, he said, 'and
there's no monkeying about u, either.
The company has nearly $4,000, 900
behind Il, ana It's leland Will De com
pleted before next Tuesday,"
81 am AFRAID you nro u irllle enthusi-
aBtlc." said jackson, who was present.
but Donovan said he was not OIL.
These people" he continued, "are
willing TO put up S25, 900 Saturday ~ a
guarantee In the hands Of any respon-
siblo man agreed upon by yourseli and
Corbelt. This they assure me VIII 80
heir fret step. Furthermore, they
will set aside 5000, whicn 10 10 be
divided between you ana Corb'tl IN
case tits impossible for them 10 pun OIL
the fight on the date selected"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25

money, d; they were innocen. OF ans
wronEdolug2 Why did Furey attempt
10 conceal 400 VI money when ~ the
police station and afterwards Try 10
nribe police officer u he was limo
cent? IL was strange, II this was 10 he
a bona ndo Transaction, Tor the men
c.ncefned Va IL to have beun fouud
lying Oh this ground ear Liberty pAth
IN mud pud1les, with revolver
wi'hin I heir react aud money tucked
away between their undefciothing.
Irrespective Of tho dishonoablc cOu.
due! VI q bb'. Riley ADD the rest Of
uom, tho Interests " public justice de-.
mandod that the Defendants should,
nevertheless, be- pu shsd. Even " IL
we're conceded that Gibus ami Riley
had been guilty " dish0norable con.
duet, that did not Justify these defend.
ants in committing larceny OF their
money. Mr.. Murphy asked that the
accused bu held - await the action VI
the grand Jury, and "ihai these colo.
bloodej, deliberate buGco men be not
turned l1.sc upon tue community 10
victimizs another set OF suckers"
(Lsugh,er)
Mt. Sutherland replied TO the county
hhANA NY hhA ANhAfhhNA NhNNN WIZ
nothing upon which tho defendants
could DO held 10 answer beyond the
tssiimDny ~ NJ. =. Wells. II there
was = conspiracy At all, Wells wns au
acrnmpiics, uLd the statutes % tnis
Territory provided thst man could
not be convicted on the unc0ffouo.atcG
testimony Of such one. 10 wa.
clear 'rlm the beginning OF this
transaction that Cubs aud his con-
icieratc amateur buncos intended "a
win this money ~ all hazards. G.bb'
even went to the extent VI thrcatoning
tho life Of Lafayette, though hs had
declared Il was only Joke. The Gibbs
party went 90 far es 10 tell the pcopl,
whom they tried 10 induce % siskt
their money on the match that they
were bOunu to win. Counsel, GA re-
Huming Ills seat, iuiimatei that, 40 igl
~ the defense was concerned, iis Gas,
was noW submitted.
County Attorney Murphy claimed
the right 10 close ON The part Vi ~,
people, nud after a lli OF talk ITO and
con, thu c3mmissionef adjourned court
lat iilOl until three o'clock this alter
noon.
IL does not appear likely that the
caio will be finally submitted today.
II II should be, COmmlssioner MoNaliy
will lako IL under ajvisemvut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
A Vicious Bull.

Mr.. h. r.. STARK came Ia from his
ranch yes,er Jay, where he has been
experimenting shipment OF cattle
from salt Lake, says Wednesday,
Colorado SPRUCE Cussl6. Hs relates
al exciting inoiIe.t which occurred
while they were a. work, Mi. Lem
Cannon WIS urlylng behind tue hufd
IA a carriage aud accompanied by MS
family, two ladies aud three children,
A Vicious bu.i attacked tho horses and
throw them ~ tho gf0und. The women
sn,9children managed 10 get ous OF the
carriage And through "A fence while
Cannon fought oil the infutlitcd
animal. Ho was knocked down once
hut came through without any great
harm. The horses were tossed ABOUT
Ike 80 many balls. / was n very ol0ss
call loE all tue people engagsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
ImE auEEN,s srEEum.
tho rrineipni H,cont E,eni. briefly
referred To-

HciorFed To
LONDON, Aug. g5.--Paillamont WINS
proroguOI today. The queens speech
say:
"l am confident you share ths 10y at
the birth OF an heir In the third gener.
alton to the throne. The event Il not
merely propltious; II IL unprecedented
Ia tue history OF tue country.
al neoneeft with the Prtnident Of the
United States, | have taken the steps
necessary 10 give effect TO tho Berlng
fea award anu aiHented TO the act OF
Parliament lot this purpose, similar to
an act paced by the Congress OF the
United States. The governments VI
tho two Countries aTe also In oommuni.
cation with the principal foreign pow
ere, with view OF obtaining their ad-
heaiou 10 the regulation ms prescribed by
the award.
al regret that n state OF war has
broken out between China aud Japan.
After endeavoring, In conference with
Russia and other powers, TO prevent
the outbreak q hottililles, 4 have
taken steps TO preserve strict neutrality.
"lhOugh | lament the nucessity OF
increasing the burden Of taxation, II
had become Indispensable for tho Sc
curity Of this empire TO increase the
naval strength.
"While tho general tranquility in
Ireland Ia ma ntained In remarkable
degree, certain special aud Rdministra-
tive difficulties subsisl, which continue
10 engage the attention Of the govern.
ment,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
A Number Of order, Made by Chief
Justice Merritt Today.


Chief Justice Merritt hold o3urt for
an hour or 90 this morning aud inside
the orders given below. Judge Bsrtch
did not sit today.
"A. l.. Komplhnd W Otto SiAhlmAnu,
at al Findings aud decree signed.
3. Carson 81 al VaM. A. Vivian at al.
Demurrer Withdrawn aud ten days
allowed 10 anAwet.
John II. MAdson, = native Of Nor
way, now Of salt Lsks, wEs adai a,iss
10 oitlzsnship.
o. n. fettit stAl W Harry +. Duke,
treasurer. Judgment Tor costa foi
p.Aiutlii Ia ncuOfdar CO with frmitliiuI
VI tho Territorial Suptsms Court.
State BANK o. Utah otHl vs. Pat.
Ryan ct ai. The parties 20 this suit, 10
was arranged, would ny anu agree
upon some person TO act A. receiver.
Emily j. Spencer VI VIM. =, Spsn.
Ger. Divorce granted on the ground
of desrftiou. Ailmony $40 per month
allowed, attorneys fee $50, aud plain.
tli given the custody Of the minor
uhilG.
A. Fishct ct al W NJ. A. vivian OF A.
Dumufttt withdrawn seven Jays q
answer.
John Beck W a. H.. Hyde. Hearing
on motion for appointment OF u fnisre,
continued Ill Wednesday, The .0.l
iust.
James &. Watson ct al Va Rlbas
wauon ct 81. DeiHull; decree 70. sal,
IN partition. Mcs'rs. Gro. u. Pyp1r
Lewis NJ. Cannon aui A. a.. Rae. yh
were appointed parIiIi0uoIs 10 make
the sale.
-. a. NJ. Froiseih We Jas. w. Green,
ri nj. Default aud decree Of forg
closure.
ID. Alleman a Co. Vi NJ. A. Vivian
Demurrer withdraw; ten days q
answer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.
Prof Clufr In Salt Lake In n, Interest.
-Keturn Of Dr. Millspapgh.

Prof Clnf, u the d. Y. AcAiemy,
Provo, IL Ia tue city today. hs "a
porls 200 normAls aud 100 Ia tue lower
grades ~ Attendance.
A new feature has been intro iucsd
oioIamining students when they enter
school for tho purpose OF a,oertAining
thUir physical condition, la order that
their capacity Tor study bo Enown.
Examinations will also no mlic dur.
lug tue year and also AT tue close o.
the year, ami such examinations viii
be- use1 IN comparing tho physi-
cal condition OF students with
the educational progress made. Prot.
Cluis rffAuI Ia the city IL 10 Gu.
li-l among the educators Ofthir city an
Interest IN the new educational Jour.
nal In contemplation. aul which Ia to
be- known ~ the Utah Journal Of
EedIgOgy. The Journal will have
the following departments: DepGu.
meuI Ut psdagoglcs; department Of
psychology, theoretical Aui Spoiled;
department Of child study; department
OF methods Of teaching, primary meth.
DDS emphaszs ID, anu q department, OF
school pors.
DIR, Mlllspaugh aud family have
lust returned from uriof vacation.
During his Absence the doctor had tue
misfortune 10 lose hls carriage horse,
an animal 10 which himself aud fam.
ily were much attached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
THE OFT-REpEATED STORY.
DeserIiOn aud Cruelty the Ground. for
Another Wiir', Divorce.

In tho Third district court today
Annie wi,Inaack, through her AIlor-
ury Fred l.. MoGurrin). brought suit
Tor divorce against her husband, Ferii.
naud WIttmaRuk. rhs grounds Of
tho complaint ArB desorIi0n anu
cruelty.
The marriage took place vt San
Francisco ON DECEMBER lsl, 1859,
some time Ia 1898 thu Defendant loI
his wife without assigning any reason
therefor thereby compelling her 10
live upou the charity Of friends.
Plaintiff asserts, upOn Information anu
helici, tusg her husband Ia worth about
$1,000 dva being Ia the constant 70.
crIpt ui wsgos sum Client for their Joint
support, amounting ~ upwards Of 500
per mouth. since their marriage, Mrs.
WitlmHaoE alleges, the ueie ndant has
treated her cruelty and inhumAuly,u ,-
log towards her "vile aud obscene
language" ana applying "yllu aud
opptoUfious oplthets." Hs had, more.
over, often Threatened TO XII her.
Hence sho pfAya fJf dissolution Of
the marriage, That her former name
Mrs. Auulv ColOournl DO restored TO
neTi alimOny, counsel Ices, etc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
a BLACK VILLAIN.


Irnr.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 25.-If
Edward Folsom, aged ~, under
Hltest ut Hammondspyrt, IL ~
black villain As he IL paint
Cd he IL easily the worst OUTLAW that
ever lived. 1t IN charged that Folsom
within the past two weeks, planned
three murders, tried 10 rob bank
lhtee Timer, passed halt dozen forged
notes, attempted 10 wreck n train, fired
eleven building, slnpei with the
pIeIllust girl In the village, aud when
arrested, twice attempted NJ clue. His
mgauionB Ubt-iued money for him on
forced notes. One was refused pay.
munt rs he plotted TO kill the bank
cashier. The scheme fell through, Nv
tue pa" engaged for the deed lost
lis nerve. On Friday last hs placed
an IRON raj! on the Bath and Ham
m lndtpOtt track, but the obstruction
was seen IN time. over thirty fires
have occurred In HammOndsport
within tho last Two mOuths. on Mon.
uhy last fiye houses, four barns and
R,lsi mill were destroyed. When the
tilicers appeared Mt FOl'om's house
last night, tue young man grabbed
IA cher knlie and tried 10 cut his own
throat lie thrn dashed TO the street
anu throw himself la n nearby pond.
lie was nearly drowned. FolsomiB
wife 10 the seVenteen.yvaI-Ol daughter
ot the weallhiest man In the village.
The ceremony was performed by n
minister that had previously been
AjJudged insane.