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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

In tho Probate Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.

In tho Probate Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jane Ire.
week. deceased.
NrOIfCE a. fihRtBY GIVEN THAT
y John 1rrwcc executor % inc 81 tc of
Jane IrtNre. UCIeaHUg, h4s rendered fHr
tcttIcmett. aud niad iu said court, De uuai
account 1f administration OF SAN estate and
petition Tor nual d. riuutun Of Tho ruHiIuc 1t
said estatU among The parsons entitled thrIeiHs
and that fulay the llth day OF November
s D., 1875 90 100 ciucA ain. A. thr tuu roum
Of aHii IurI, Doe The County tuufi liuuHcs .tlt
Ihko CItv and County, Utah rcruturJ, has
been duiy appointed hy tho JUDGE OF fAil
rlur., tor tDu settlement o. said Hrcouu aud
hearing said petition TOR dIftrIhut On, at which
uinu and hrp any person ut rested Do Hnii
rttate may appear and show cause, " any
there be. WY said account should not be-
settled and approved and nnal distribution
made BE- prat ed Tor
Dated October a, a ID 49,
~ v MELuN,
CLERK 81 the Probate Court.
Ny y. b. JACK Deputy,
O. n, JACK, Attorney
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NOTICE.
in The Probate Couri 10 aud for salt iatc
County, Territory " Uiah

in The Probate Court Ia aud Tor salt iatc
County Territory " U,ah
In tho matter Of mo estate OF Knoch Reese,
deceased.
NOTICE 10 uERguY GwEN THAT
~ Jonn II. Reese, administrator OF The
estate OF hn0rh Reese. deccascd, uas rendered
Tor settlement. aud nlod In aid court bic final
aceuuut ~ his Admlrlstraiinu or said estate
aud polti'n tor lnai distribution Of fhorcsidug
~ SAID estate among the pcuona entitled
thereto. ami that saturday, the l.ih Gay %
Noycmbgr A. u. 1914 10 " O'Clock m. ID Che
couri room Of sAd court IN the Coun court
House, ralt i.ake tIty and County. Utah Ter
ritory. haa been duly appointed BY tue iu ge
Of Haid courL Tor The settlement OF said
account and helring said petition Tor dtttrilu'
ZION. ~ which lime and place any pura1n
Interested In said estate may sppoar ana how
cause, u any thOra De. why faid account
should not Dc seiuod and approved aud hnal
distribution made a. prayed Tor
Dated october I'm, A. lsli .,..
CLERK u PROBATE Court.
ny J. " JACK. Deputy Cetk
John NJ. Cannon, attorney.
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Euglani Darrmi diedm 1881 when
In health, no was f,oi @ inches In
height and weighed over 1000 pounds
I have M record OF tho da'5of Tho death
of Cornelius. which occurred 10 Pike
county. Pa, tut The account says that
ho Yves horn IN 1894 Whom In bis
prime, Dc measured feet inches
around The wniat WITS @ feet toll and
weighed Gt5ie roundA Daniel Lambert
was an English freak of the early raft
uf the century ard oicd boz June. is01
10 was Of average height lut weighed
$50 pounds. Lau.s Elfub'ic
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED iRRl-
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ tHr Nf"nkHoIduTs OF the Norm fnlnt
tontohdHuu lrlgHtun company VIII Do hell
~ Neom NO. H 100 the cullen Hotel, Ntcohu
south street. salt lakc City, utah Territory,
on MOuHuY November i2th, 1884,. az "oiunk
y Co.,, 90 hear tHr annual reports, 90 elect a
board OF directors Tor the ensuing year ana 70
unutaci such other business as may he prop
cry brought before the meeting
hAlt Lake Llty, Utah. october 2lnd, ~ T.
AgruUE PARSONS. sooy'
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DURsuASr TO As ORDER or SALE
X and decree ~ foreclosure 20 me directed
hY tho nlHt zee Court OF the Ihlrd judicial dia
iu1t 90 thC Territory Of Utah, ahal. expose at
public sale 40 tHu front dsor OF the County
tuuri House, on west second south street, Ia
ihu uiiT uf SAT- Lake, County or SAT- lake aud
Territory OF Utah on the 2lst DAY " November,
1871, 10 Do O'Clock no., an tho right, TILE, clnim
and Interest ~ ~. Janri, sarah g. james,
allie blaine, l.. 10. Hodge, ". =. Mccormick
idoing business aH MCCORMICK 90, )Jcnnie j,
sutton, Tue Commercial NhuoHal Bank "a cor
purlunul W. q. MtCor lex, guardian, The
state lianE of Ulh "a cnraurAuoul, aud Z. A.
llau,oi, in anu 20 lho fol OWNS doscrlurd real
estate situate, lying and being IA az Lake
iitY, SAT- Tale iuuuiy ana Territory OF Utah
tud described as follows, 60 Wiz
loh tuy seven cd and went eisnt
tl'l 90 North lHg.cw0 a. a subdivision Of INC
north bali u. 'UIH live til and eigh'een (isl nni
nhri ul uN ok ~ and seventeen Oh, hlucs
seventeen d, rive Acre flat -" hlg liuli
,uNol u .AIi Lake Cliy, SAT- Lake county,
10 be so.t aa tho property OF a. NJ. Janes,
thIln D, dAuta, tIlio Bminc, l., II iodfe w
= Mrlor0ieE doing business 20 MoC rnich
loh Jennie j sutton, Tho Commeteiu Na'
UonAl haut Ia cornoratonl w, 3 NeCornlrG,
guardian. 400 state Nsnk of Ithh "a corpora
uon'' and u r. Hiatt, At the suit OF john u
Ingram
NNr NJ. BRIGHAM.
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STATE or TTNAc. COUNT or McLrNs A..
Before me The UNDERMINED authority On iAis
dar pcr.onaliy appeared ecorso lumnln1si
says that ! have been tuHrfug with fhtu.
NATL m Tor TIE last 81 months. nud could o. ~
un trlici from slmo I Wa unan.o 70 walk up
tiairs and cou 2 not work any "a all have
uscl Professor Micro saHClt " Undcrlul Ncm
ciY' Tor tHroe DAYS and can tRy that ue ioro
7 an cured ! can aUw walls anywhere and
GtutDE CUMMtNGs.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me This tth
day u April. 1894
lfuALI ~ HARRIS.
'. y. aud oz.oficio. Notary Public, McLcn-
nan County. toNsf.
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KoTIoE TO OREnITnRs.


fslalo OF Thomas GOODMAN, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator OF tho "a.
"lh OF lhu uaa Goodman, deceased 10 the
.Ieeltlfa or ana al porfOna having claims
AGAINST Tho said duconHed, 10 exhibit them
WIN the necessary vouchers, within ten month.
AIler The lrsi publication uf this notice 10 the
tAil administrator, al No. % south, Main M
falt Lake CITY, Ia the County Of san Lake,
Dated october 10Th, lsAl,
b. s.. WOOLLFY,
uoOdmpn deceased.
JANA II. MorlE, attorney for estate.
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suMMnNs.


Joseph ilAuonhsch. plaintiff. W Daniel
NlcHauucf, Juha Ale handler, jennie Atxhn.
Cor, hcnismta 7tetnmau, Isaac huucr uud
samuel butler co .rattners o. Hitter hruthcra,
lienry hice, " iliam ruA, ~ Ensman. iona
partners a. nice SIX a Company, =, w Mo-
Tison, edward h.rrul, samu Mcrull and
Thomas q. Kent 60 partnera a. MOI
Janfty aud John O. T.. Woodruff
co,pATtnora ~ y r. jalroy q Company hoci'
fora HuaUundcr Company q corporation r.
Williams, A " Ciapr 60 Incorporation Henri
Nuuathdtrr. Jacnh a. NcustHdtcr David Neu.
ftadiUf, Isaac Opucnhcimrr and 7iEm1ud
toucntWuuEUr, CusuHrlucfs ne NguHtadtr
lir1tnrrfi aud SAT- Lake Contraction Com
pany. corporation, dofuudauu.
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Tho three heaviest men OF whom any
mention Ii made In history were Miles
Darden Of Tennessee, LOWS Cornelius
Of pepaaylyania and Daniel Lambert Of
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
ucHefct and salt Lsto Agricultural and Manu-
iatturing tanHl ompany.
Principal piaeo Of busiueu AIT Lato CITY
tniL Lakr County. Utah

rrncipal piaeo q husiuotA AIT Latc CITY,
thli Lake Cuuuiy, Utah.
NOTICE J. HghtnN GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting ~ the board Of directors Of
fHii company. hold % sn|t iatc city, TITAN. on
the on d Of NuVomher. lt't. an assessment
wac made on ne subscribed capital stock -
ODE corporation Tor the balance remaining un.
PAID 90 mo full sum Of ave dollars per tharo,
We yer value % said siuUs, payable 10 l. John
hutAll aecreiarf aud rCaaufur, at me once.
10. u Lhtt south Aomulo siftct, on or before
ihc Gu day Of lcccmhHr 1874 ANY and all
sinet on which said asfffsment remains IN.
pAid on december ltth, lslt, shall be deemed
dfnnlutnt, and advertised for sale ~ public
AUCTION and n payment it not made before
VIII De- SOLD on the nth day OF december. lsHt,
a o'clurh y M, ~ the ONCE OF the secretary,
M " tnat GU Tempo -uCct. Co pay the
assortment together with costs of adycflsinr
and expense Of sale
l.. JOnN Nu1TAfL.
Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court. Ia and for salt Lake
county Territory Of Utah.

AleNs NC tHneus
Order % show Cause why order OF sale Of
Real Ittatu should not be made.
WIN l. n. ALLAN. ia, THE AMINIs,
w traitor Of the estate ~ Wm. l.. \. Allen,
deceased. having hlti peution herein duly
yrrned, praying for am order OF sale uf hll tho
real usi4t1 u sald docodont, for the purposes
therein set forth, Il - therefore ordered BY the
judge NJ sald court, that all persons interested
IN tut ostatg OF sad deceased, appear before
ne tald irohate Court, on Friday The @ th day
or November. lH3i, az ~ o'clnCs In the fore
noon nf said day az tho court room Of sail
Probate Court AZ tho County Court House, in
mo CITY ana County Of salt Late, ttsh Tenn.
tory 20 show cause ny an order should not
De- granted 10 the said administrator, 10 sell 10
much o. tho Toai estate OF said deceased af
private sale hH shalt be etcsaary, aud tina "A
copy NJ this order be published al least four
successive weeks DO the nEstREr EYENisg
htws newspaper printed anu published IN
JACOB u. nLAIR,
Probate Judge
Dated October 21th, 1904
J. h. NEutKER. attorney for estate.
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SUMMONS.
In tho district Court in aud far the Third ~
dciM District Of Utsh Territory
County OF .aii Laki

The National HANK NJ the Republic. plaintiff.
w.
William nurlc. MARY l.. uurLo,his vile, dwafd
topper Mrs. uslrgc W. -trarn. Catherine
II. yer, Aaron hoYarrs VI liam o. ht'
turnirk. Mary hrNau, tuiun National
Hank Of sllt Lake CITY, a rurruraiipa, ~
ward - Vic p, Trustee tor ~ h. rr1tL
u. o. Scott aud n. %. liufnri. . NJ tafInr
ana tCufEu OruCker, doing buHnpaa under
the nfm name ~ ff0montory st1ck Com
uhuV, defendants.
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The People Of the territory ot VA tcni
ucctnH 40 Ntiam hutav Aafy b..
nurse. hia wife, tdward roper. Size.
Sssyfso Nssu'i'u', ,'s,i,,l'a3,','n
aAfN1 ne hfli VI .lNlh MNNNI hI'Hf
Mary tiuAen. Union Nuuoua. tAns. nt
RAFT take tity, a rnrpur ii0t, EdWlri q q.
weeks, trustee fur h, -. Scott ~. u.
Scott, anu N N Nuiord, q. ", THvinr and
gorge UrnUErr. GoinE uuHiuCsa urdur tnu
lru nam Of ffomuntury -toca Company.
noIUndauta
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NOTICE
I'm the Drt-ist Court OF the Third Judicia
Dilirict Of Utah Ierriiory.

Tn tho Ditiri,t Court Of the Third judicial
instruct Of Utah Territory.
Richard y Browne aud Charles r.. Brooke,
co.patincrs a. Browne a BROOKS, plain
lfs.
Enos A. Wan. JoGIah s. iakin. Mary a. Lakiu,
his wife, Glenn H. 10th cIl, Jtnc Doe
iiothwrli, HE vie, D.. ,. Mc.uuuuFny md
Jane Doe Mclouaufhy, Die VIE, DC
PENDANTS
To Henry P0liicou, william rhhrlea, frauk
Moichouio aud George Morcuouse, and 10
aii Others wnom % may concern
You Will please tako notice that the plain.
uns above named have on TINS llth DAY OF
October, is1t brought auii 90 iorccloso lien
arfintt the Pan Handle, e. g 81. :. No. t3i !
Lakin. a. =, So b. 40 100, lode Mining claima,
situate lying and being in O4mp fi0id INNING
district. 1uouic Comfy. Utah tuuiiory.
ana sou arc further not ued ihnt the curt
has appointed Saturday thu 2tih DAY Of Nos
yemnOr, tsf % the court room OF me aluve
named Court IN sails Lake Guy, Utah. AZ 70
O'Clock =. RI. ut that f1y, as ihc time ana plaro
for an persons holding or claiming liens under
thc provisions ot an act Of The NuvernHr and
Lerisauyo Assembly % She Territory ui Utah.
! suuticd' IAN act 20 secure liens % mechanics
AND oihcrs ant 90 ropes. ON other hct. ana
/ Laws In relation thereto" approved March sth.
| liens DAVID O. DUNBAR
nryvf TT MARSHALL q BuAuLEy, Attorney
/ for laIntna.
D,to OF nss publication, November It,
islL
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PROFESSOR MIgR,
The Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer.

The Great and Wonderful Magnetic
Healer,
Cufea ail Chronic Disease tie u We po'le.i
or Of over 1000 afIdasitt ~ cufe. from te..'
VINO nave been pronounced Oh il' lfA'.e, 80.
l1E Do short stay boz tins rifI De ha .lftV 0F'1
. people. Read tue following 'eaimnnlA'-
iOi ~ West tcmpt~ sL "oum No ~
Salt f.nks titT.
SALT L,Ku Crr. nov ltt' 1871
TO whom % may concern.
have been amicicd with kidney trouble igf
several months, ami cIuHuitI iL.lgsavL
Micr and after receives DIS rgain ent iof Que
Gay tet mucn relieved, and tcel sup.htf
nov than have Tor O. iore umo. anI m iast.
peuecuY cured Ana Z rrc1 mtni IT. hief
20 an my friends who orc addicted, ,,,..,
iosldence corner o. Teuih tni auoeis,
SAT- Lake CITY. tthh. a..
fsrALf John A. EVANS,
N0tsry Public.
Commission ends roufuary 1.iu, 800
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you ARE mERIBY REQUIRED no Az.
II pear in an action brought against you bY
tht ab1ys named painun in tue District uuuf.
~ The 1hird Judicial uisirict OF .ho tuuitlff
Ut Uni no 10 answer the amended COM.
p.alut hled tueroin WITHIN ten days lr2cluslYa
% the Jay OF service after the snrytrU ua yuu
IT this fuH nous % served within tuis county
or, u served out " ihis tuuutt, but in tlia
for daya=ur iuuEmsnt ~ default vii nf
taken AGAINST you recording % tha prayer u
naid Amended conn amt
Th0 said acliou Il brought 10 have a decree u
this court Tor thu furOciosuru OF Cvftain
mortgage eNecutcdhy dcieadAuta hurkc 60 ono
q. d Clark September liza, 10, upnt prem.
itrs Fret hereinafter uCaruntd. EiVru 10 secure
payment VI a certain pfomiss0rt note. exc.
eutod by tAid dcicnd-nt 20 SAD q. D. cars,
August glrd, 10. Tor fat,tpi due one yrar
Nitor date with interest from maturity ~ b
Yer ccut per annuiui said noto being due and
unpaid. save interest," 10 july isL rs. ana
april sth. Isgi; said note and mastsage .,ins
bcen duly astignedt 10 piaintin, winch la now
the holder thereof, part Of faii promises
having been released from operation ~ sad
mortgage, being tue premises secondly herrin-
~ ter described 70 have amount ut Haid
mortgage debt Ascsrlained ana amoun, duo or
owing u Mra Geo. W. stern secured on sad
premises ~ have an srdur OF sale tu usual
form 10 raise amount due 90 painful, and TOR
other rrlieii said mortglged prcinisca arc
3 ", corner OF lot 8. block %, plat -" salt
lAto CIV survey running thence east 100
TO, trcuco north ifl feet, thence wolt 100
iceL thence south lli feet 70 beg nuingi taid
TUieasod premises arc described ~ fnIlnwst
Commencing ~ apllut 90 ttct rant ~ south.
wctt corner OF saiI lot 2, running thence east
lpteet thence north y. feet. thencc wsst 100
feet thence south ~ feet 70 beginning, also
commencing At point 10 irrt Chst aud rods
south " northwest corner OF srid lot d,running
thence east % feet, thence south 10 feet
thence west So feet, thence north 90 fuet ~
beginning, situate tn salt lnko tlty aud
County, Utah ANA you Hre hereby notidei
that n you taii % appear and anawor the said
amended complaint o. above required, tho
.hid piainun will apply 10 the court Tor relief
demandod therein.
Witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt, Judge.
ana the zeal Of tho Diatnct tourt of
the Third Judicial niatrirt, IN and for
ltEALl tho territory OF Utah, this bth uay OF
June. m tho year of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety,
four
DAVID g. DUNBAR, Clerk,
ny GEo' n LoOHia, Deputy CLERK.
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To Henry Polucou, william charles, frank
NnfChou8n aud George MurcuOuse, and 10
hli others wnom it mHy concern
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U = "
ny J. H. TTNNoNr
Deputy MArshal.
DATED san Lake city, OCTOBER 3lsl' 1904.
e.. % lAuA,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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order 20 show Cause why order OF Sale Of
Real Ettalc should not be made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
Some New Features.

Among new features of evening gowns
noted by Harper's Bazar Is the revival OF
smaller sleeves and less fiaring epaulettes.
Some of the prettiest sleeves have circu-
lar ruffie of the material sewed in the arm
hole without gathers and falling full on q
small puffed sleeve of net or chiffon.
A great many draped waists are worn,
a single breadth of the rich fabric of the
dress being carried around the waist like a
wrinkled bodice and reaching up to the
armholes, the space above filled in with
lace or mousseiine de sUie
Both square and round necks are trimmed
with narrow band of fur, folds of satin,
ruche or galloon, and with shaped revers o
epaulettes rather than the full gathered
bertha OF lace or of accordion plated chif
fon.
While round waists are still preferred by
slender women, there are sharply pointed
waists for those who are larger.
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THE OBSERVER.

Only one person in 10 has perfect eyes,
the larger percentage OF effectiveness pre-
vailing among the blonds.
Pawnbrokers Of Spokane Falls, Wash,
must furnish the police daily with a list OF
every article handled by them.
The notion has been universal in all ages
and among all people that the world will
last only 5000 years after creation.
Just as an American has his coat cut and
made to tit him, SO the Eskimo has his
kaynk, OF canoe, made according TO his size.
Whites are not as well gifted in hearing
as the colored races Neither can white
animals hear 30 well as those of other hues.
A set of iron fetters were exhumed in the
churchyard Of ST. Andrews, Newcastle
upon Tyne, recently. 1t is supposed that a
malefactor had been buried with the fetters
attached to his ankles.
The tempering of steel is delicate proc
esa A workman washed his hands in a
tank of water used for that purpose in a
Massachusetts, factory, and whole batch
of steel was sold as second grade.
The upper third of the face is altered in
expression In affections of the brain, the
middle third In diseases of the chest and
the lower third in diseases Of the organs
contained in the abdominal cavity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17

The shoe of fashion, whether it be fol
dress, work or driving is one in which tn,
foot finds perfect rest. Shoemaking ha.
become a science and some of its products
for this winter are illustrated and described
as follows by the New York Herald: No. !
is the all round business shoe. Made oil
French calf, with solid, stout oak sole, IL
takes the outline of the foot gracefully, and
the toes spread to their fullest extent upon
foundation that imparts feeling of elias
tic solidity. This same shape is combined
also with cork sole, the cork extending tc
the heel, thereby protecting the whole foot.
Men who keep pace with the improvements
have discarded the overshoe for the cork
sole.
A conccit in footwear of the extreme
school which is affected by quite host OF
chappics who want the latest fad, irrespec.
tive of the common sense lasts, Is shown In
cut No. ..
II you are looking for positive caprice
in shoes for demidress, you have it in tht
pointed patent leather pictured in No. B.
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Training tho Ears.

And now we have young woman who
lectures on the ears She says that the cars
should be trained to do something else but
listen. They should learn to hold them.
selves gracefully. f5veTy we'll rpRufHtru
lady should have ears that stand up straight
and never flop, that curve prettily at the top
and never look aggressive. This is all very
nice, but how does it affect our chief bad
habit, that OF curiosity, which men are al
ways talking 10 us about II we teach our
ears TO be erect and Dtlsartean, will they
refuse TO take in unkind remarks about our
Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17

CHICAGO, Jan. lit Is rumored that
the defense has found In Arizona the man
who hired the white horse on the night Of
DR. Cronins disappearance; that he Is now
in Chicago and will testify In Coughlin's
defense. He will testify, 1t is said, that
he took the horse to visit a relative; that
he drove north on Halstead street because
he was well acquainted in the city, and
the relative he visited will take the stand
to verify his story. The man will be iden-
titled, It is said, by Hostler Moreland of
Dinan's livery stable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
A Miniater'a Son.

A small 3-year-old is the son of n clergy
man whose sect need hardly be Indicated
after the recital of his young sons vocabu-
larry. He was in the hall when n maid an
swered ring at the door. Hearing an in
quiry If his father was at home, he fore
stalled the servant by calling out:
"Yes. papas up stairs. Come right in,
poor sinner, and take seat"
The same Calvinistic youngster was
heard warning his older brother, who was
climbing picket fence, with, Look out
son of mortality, you'll get fall. New
York Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17

The upper is light coored cloth, which
extends well up the leg. so that the wearer
may pull up his trousers In crossing his
limbs a considerable distance and still show
a line of n.at buttons on sea of pretty
cloth. This style goes with the fellow who
seeks TO wear what ANYBODY else has no;
yet caught on to-" This sort OF thing looks
very well on some fslks. 1t takes, how
ever, nasty fashioned foot and smartly
dressed ensemble TO sHlnd IL.
The swell shoe for the promenade Is OF
epameled leather of medium width. a
neat thing i'm an evening shoe for dancing
and so ON is the congress shape patent
leather without n tip. The top is Of silk
and the less the seam shows in It the
better.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
Miners Quit Work.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 1.-THE joint conven-
tion of railroad and river miners of Pitts
burg district ordered a strike at all of the
pits now working in both districts paying
less than the 65-cent rate. The men went
out this morning and will remain idle
pending the outcome of another conven-
ton. Almost 5000 men are affected by
A. ...l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
EMPLOYEES Must Walt.

TOPEKA, Jan. 7.-Treasurer Wilder of
the Santa Fe says. regarding the en-
ployes' complaint of unpaid wages, that
owing to the financial disturbances the
pay for the Colorado division has been de-
iayed, but he expects TO send out the
February checks ar proximately on time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
Worse and Worse.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan l1.--Fresh interest
II awakened i'm the Hartshorn and Camp
bell case by the announcement that Miss
Aida Robertson is hopelessly insane.
Should she die. other charges may be
brought against DIR. Campbell and Pro
fessor Harfshoru
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
A Mothers Love.

BARBoURsvILLE, KY, Jan. 17.-At the
village OF Mills fire destroyed the dwell
ing and store Of Fred Housen and other
buildings The Housen family were
asleep at the time. Housen and his son
escaped. Mrs. Housen could have saved
herself. but she tried to awaken her two
daughters, aged IL and 49, and they all
nerished
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-17
Distinguished Lawyers Meet.

ALBANY. Jan. 17.--A distinguished body
of men assembled in the state assembly
chamber last night to attend the annual
meeting of the State Bar association.
Among those present were Vice President
Stevenson. Senator Hill and Senator
Dolph Mr.. Stevenson spoke on "The
Lawyer In Politics" and Senator Dolph
delivered an address on Law Reform"