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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
BUTTE GAMBLERS ARE WILD.

Prospect OF Their Occupation Soon
Being Gone.
BUTTE, Mont, February 26.-The bill
prohibiting gambling in the state requires
only the signature of the governor to make
it a law. Since Butte was ''hole In the
ground" faro and poker and other games
have been allowed to run with open doors,
day and night, on the second floors. and the
information that they are to be shut out
altogether has fallen like bomb among
those who are conducting them. The four
hundred gamblers are wild over the passage
of the bill, and threaten to get even" with
some one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
NEARING ITS END.
The Trial of Train RObber Morgan
Nearly Over.

STAFFORD COURT HOUSE. Va, Feb
ruary 26-1t is thought now that the trial
of the Aqua creek train robber, Charles
Morgan, except the argument of counsel,
is about concluded. The defense introduced
four witnesses to testify that Searcey had
told them he did not know Morgan. There
is one other witness for the defense to
come from Fredericksburg, and, pending
his arrival, counsel on both sides have Of
fered their instructions and the judge has
passed on most Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, February 28-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 1888 barrels; shipments. $50 barrels;
sales, $50 barrels Wheat f,1,er-spot and month,
No: red, s4lsa54&,receipts 6,9ss bushels; stock.
49,. 772 bushels; sales: 1000 bushels; southern
Corn firner-spot and MONTH 47&a47s.; March,
47lsa47&; May, 4Sasa4s7s; steamer mixed. a bid
sales, $1,000 bushels; southern white and yellow
corn, 4sa49. Oats quiet and steady-No white
western, 351aa36; No. mixed. 33ha3+reeeipts,
60s4 bushels; stock, 249, 422 bushels. Rye steady
No. Sea57-receipts. sos bushels; stock; s7:Yl7
othy, S13 OOa$1350. Grain freights barely steady,
unchanged. Sugar firm, unchanged Butter and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Death From Blood Poisoning,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. February 90
James r. Ryan. who was few weeks ago
shot in the leg by his brother while hunt
ing for a burglar at his home, died this
morning. One limb had been amputated
next day. The attending physicians
thought there was no shot in the other
leg, but there were twenty-one. Blood
poisoning set in Sunday, causing his
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Mrs. Drnyton,s Counter suJt.

TRENTON, N. J., February 26-Mrs.
Charlotte Augusta Drayton, whose hus-
band, James Coleman Drayton, is suing her
in the courts of this state for divorce on
the ground Ct adultery, through her coun-
sci filed a counter petition in the court of
chancery today asking for a.decree of
divorce from her husband on the ground
of deSertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Nominations by the President.

The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
Treasury-Wallace NJ. Shelby of Ken
lucky. to be collector Of internal revenue
for the seventh district Of Kentucky
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, Thomp-
sonville, Conn; Thos. H. Mann, Fitchburg,
Mass: Gilbert w. Harrington, Monson,
Mass; Charles F. Blodgett, Stoneham.
Mass; Charles Danforth, Manchester, Mass. !;
Simeon w. A. Stevens, South Gardiner,
Mass: Leroy Atkins, Cornwall-on-the-Hud-
son, N. Y; James E. Conley. Brockport N.
Y; J. Walter Orr. New Decatur, Ala: Rob-
ert T. Scott, Forest City. Ark: E. A. Child,
Glencoe. Mimi; Thos Hunt. Clyde. Ohio:
Benz. F. Sherman, Beaver Dam, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Killed by n Cylinder Bursting.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26.-Frank
Robinson was instantly killed and Frank
Duffy fatally injured by the explosion of
cylinder charged with gas in the manu-
featuring laboratory of Smith, Kline &
Co., in Cherry street above Sd, at / 80 this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Treaaurx Receinta.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. s266, SIG. Government receipts
From internal revenue, $3.50, 1OS; customs,
S51S, 100; miscellaneous, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Range of the Thermometer,

The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
8 am. "a; 2 pm, 80. Maximum. 40; mini
mum, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-26
Grain md Cotton slarke

Cotton and grain markets, reported by ". B.
Hibbs, 1921 F ST., representing Hubbard, Price
Co. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
on THE MONEY QUESTION


Last evening Hon. J. l.. RswiinB
addressed the Univsuity SUMMER
school, his luemo beiug the money
question.
lie said thpI money was tue great
medium OF exchange necessary 10
those who we're united Ia society and
were Interested IN tue advancement Of
civilization. Without Il all prOgres.
sion would DO stayed. There Hrp two
great question, which confront Nv In
the selection II our exchange. How
are We 20 determine tho quality, aud
now regulate this quantity 10 conform
tp the increasing demands OF tile PEG.
pl,l Two general syttems have been
IN vogue IN supplying this medium Of
exchange. They were tbu nAJ and tue
automatic sysluus. Legislation is the
ChiUi factor Involved Ia the hat tysgum,
which consists IN the issuance OF money
which would only be OF value, IN long
a. tue government which Issued n,
lasts, Tue automatic systvm consists
In making money from the natural
products VI tho earth, such ~ gold
anu silver, which has always teHu
regarded ne ths most lasting ami safest
medium VI exchange. The value Of
money 10 regulated by its purchasing
power. Prices nfp made 10 Ouuflrm u
the quantity Of money In circulation.
The prosperity Of nations has gfegtly
depended upon tho amount VI gU,d ana
silver available. The necessity Of
studying and becoming acquainted
with that which 40 greatly concerns
our welfare, was impressed upon those
assembled. after which no brought his
remarks 10 close.
Commissioner 4. b. Lewis viii
deliver the next lecture " the sor!es,
on rhuisihy evening, Aug. let, his
subject being, "rho Duty u the
Teacher 10 the State"
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TIE ElSTEDDFOD BOOMING.
Denver will Send a Choir OF 100 Voice,
aud KOck springs a Band
Of 40 Pieces

Secretary james, Of the CGmbrlan
ASSOCIATION OF Utah anu adjacent states
aud territories, under whose auspices
tho big Elsluddiod contest and celobra.
ton In TO be- given Ia the Salt Lake
Tabernacle on October 8rd and ith,
this morning received "a telegram from
II. J. rhoma,, NJ Denver, 10 tho effect
that that city would send n choir VI ono
hundred picked voices here 10 com
pete with other similar organizations
Tor the prizes offered. lie also asked
that one hundred copies OF the Song
VI Freedom and the Wales Of Deseret
be forwarded by mail al once hs the
Denver singah desire to commence
learning the music without delay. This
request was promptly attended tU. Tue
Denver cnOir will UUmo here under tbs
ltaIrfship Of Professor HJusely, tho
stephens VI the Colorado metro
polls.
This information has also bosn 70.
ceiyyd That Rock Spnng,, Wyoming,
proposes IL be LeaEl from - II wall bs
TupFrBsulud a. the great musical con.
tost by Unnd VI srveuty'hyo pieces
under tbs directUnhip Oi Professor
John Nuung. a consolidated on or Of
ono bundled voices will come from
Evanston uuj Almy,
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Pleasant Lady Teachers.

A party Of pleasant lazy teachers
were escorted 10 the editorial sanotum
OF the NEWS today. They are
a few OF the many Visiting
psdRgoguos that have pToflled by
"a sJourn In Salt Lake on their
trip across the continent duung tho
summer vacation. Tho party was
made OF tho following, all Of wnvm ex-
pressed themselves ~ being highly do.
lighted with this city, It's beautiful SUR
undiIgs aud nunutuus resources:
Dr.. sara j. Coe, Miss MlIGle Austin,
Miss l.. Doughorty, Miss Llzzle. Ritter
anu Misc Jennie Rainfall, All OF thum
como itOm WilgesDaftu, fennsylyaulai
nud were former friends OF Miss Roo.
uins, VINO lUr tue last lew years mar
been connected with the balt Lake
cay scnUyls, and who accompanied
thon ON their rounds about tho CITY
tuuuy. The ladies nave high apprs.
Ciatlgn OF western lie aui adventure,
AMI Notwithstanding tue reports Oi
Indian deprudations anu slaughter OF
whites, wal leave Tor the Yellowstone
country on this evenings tgaiu.
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,es.Ine Tho island, when shO pesd, Tor

,es.ing tho island, which sue needs for
COaiins station.
The Brazilian minister Of foreign
affairs replied that he regarded this
note "a offensive. He declared that
Brazil would never abandon her right
10 the Island.
Meetings Of civilians aud Officers q
tho army anu navy are Oeinl held
aud are calling upon .ue gov ,rnmuni
h mNse an immediate protest against
Great Britain'A act.
Tns Herdid's correspondent Ia
MoutevidrO sans word that Uruguay
iniends to poet n military kuatd on u O
island OF GOrfiio, oil tue port Of Mai.
duladO, which has been long deserted,
In order to prevent It's occupation ny
the British. Gafnto lies Ia tho rJutv
VI the proposed cable nom Madeira,
via Trinidad, to the river Platte.
The Russian consul general says
that neither his government nor At.
pentina has any concern relative 20
the Baron Hitscn Jewieh colonies. He
rays the colUnists are treated with
every kindness by tho Afgeut.na
illuials.
The only Jiscofi among the Gallon sta
is uuo 10 the uUsife Ut u fiction i.r tho
dismissal Of the chioi manager. They
have no complaints ~ mako against
Argentina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

wsveflng at that time Il IL said DO hove
ohiiiuiy disappeared uuW. tho out
come was very much OF surprise ~
all q his irienIs aud especially 90 20
his brother Jim. CAso's victory was
complete. In this connection there IL
strong desire which viii probably be-
followed up by an effort ~ have Bob
Thompson return to Salt Lake and
mcct tho little mau from tue north. II
that i done the latter may depend
UPON II that he Will have ths battle Vt
ME life.
There Has n very discetnable anxi.
ETY. manifest IN certain quarters which
were not considered friendly 10 Jim
Williams some time ago t. hgvs him
NICE, Collins, this observation-disclosures
ouiotcd man, Ia iiuth contest. But
1hAt Anxiety haa apparently been ii,.
hpAtCl, iAy lAHt vy4tlrn OF 70 having
disappeared with thu Uah maui vie.
tory over Mexican pelg, Mmlh Ooh.
lihs Is larger than jim aud has proved
himself 90 bu anything but novice, 1t
auhms That bis backing has gOus never
u return. On cf thee rifcums.a Hces
there 10 strong feeling ablut, u have
son. TOP ulichUt brought hers 20 meet
tue UtHr champion Rs it cannot be Il d.
Hiuu that e certain element would he
900 rE'HoTiinsfy nIsh glCU u they
i0uld bT.ns about hls defeat.
La the meantime williams 10 looking
ah. 90 Tor game himself anu having
Jailed ia bis attempts In get Billy
Woods 90 meet him ua- Issued y rnni.
lcnco to Ready Gallagher OF Denver,
A. the fIliowiug iium ncwspspur of
tuat city over his signature snYwt: "Ti
the Denver lmsg-t hereby chat.
lcuge Rcidy Gallagher IN meet mo -
q contest, limited fUdnIs or to n nuish,
iJf any side bot that he may wat
20 plt az, aud LeiOrr tue club ,liru x
tue lafsrat purse, 10 he'd o.. not car
90 meet the In ,niH way, Will ul.r Ga
exhibition with hin buf no Inv own
club. Hoe dOn'n't want TO meet $40
under auy circumstance, lot him
come Ga, all Gay 60.
JIM WILLIAMS"
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COUNTY SHORT BITS.
Another Good aud Deep Well Driven
Preparing Tax NoiiCgs-Other
Matters.

a. NJ. Anderson, the successful
well.driyer, reports that he has linirhrd
driving his third we'll Tor tue county,
THIS was driven on the corner Of West
Temulp snI Eleventh South, 1t l. -!
inch pipe anu IL down u the depth OF
600 lettggd the how obtained Is 50
gallons per minute, q watering
trough will DO placed here for tho
convenience OF travellers very soon.
Today the county CLERK Issued a mar.
rage license to u couple from Oakley,
Cassia county, idAhO. The pgrIlua ~
OTmus Henry Tutlle, aged 20, AM
Lila A. Shields, sgud 10.
ON the first Saturday In Aug ust and
on every saturday following the county
tlliceB will close nj 3 o'clock. This n
uuue that the departments may better
finish the weeks WORK,
The county collector has began 10
prepare the tax nOliors for the prtse
year ana they VIII be- sent cut during
the latter part Of next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
AMONG THg CITY SPORTS.
Another Lively Athletic Exhibition or
the Iapis--Jim William, Aflsr
Irddy Gallagher

Tbs Salt Lake Athletic club mau.
Agers are quietly AMI earnestly en-.
drayoting to pro,snl their patrons with
another interesting exhibition la the
near future. That they will succeed Is
reasonably certain, But as 10 who
they will DO instrumental in getting
together is not al this time no certain.
However, Harry Taylor, whose pugi-
isllc superiority over the Black Prince
was recently proved, Il h understood
has been approached and az n o0usr-
quence Is regarded as ono 0f the posi-.
Utilities. Now what 10 particularly
Waul0I g. complete ueEOliatlOns Is
come mRu who 10 clever enough to
make u Ir0ploh for him.
A great deal OF tslkh has been INDUCED
ln Nv some Of tue fraternity gB 10 tue
supor excellence Of sam CLARK as a
UcomIug mRu.n but II Is not likely
thAt there will DO as much Of II here
after In consequence OF the alto
rether clumsy ami UniCieniiiiu show
log made at tue last exhibition
of the cluO when he ran ~
againsl COlli =, lhu eTstwhlle Missouri
middle weight champion VINO prom
isei to ave him $50 providing he
would "atay" four rounds. The prompt
EctIon OF tie management In calling
INC AFFAIR on Will probably teach the
Young man tuat hippJlrome per
1g.ma ices are not part OF the bill
fare offered by the SAT- Lake Athletic
| club.
IL "a claimed i1r Henry WillinmF
that he has fought bic last tghJ AMI
That hereafter he will nllo" ms btolhoF
Jim o. deioud the family reputation IA
that regard, That conclusion was ar'
rlyed nj week before 10 met DlcE
Case. lie announcoi that no natter
which way tho affair ended no would
auit tue business and u 1aoEe Was any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
RunrL HIAnQUAHrEm..
Cuban Patriots Establish Omccs la
New York.


NEW YORK, July gG.-rhe Cuban
paIfiO snow nave national head.
quarters In New York, In the past
tue headquarters VI the revolutionary
party In luis cOuDify has not bssn n
settled one. The Finn Avenue hOtel,
where General Rafael de q Iesaua
lives, was Que iavOfi.o gathering place.
After the election Of scuOt Paima as
national delegate, nj. home RI CUnital
Valley VISA hi-cca for the iaI,hiu.
Then senior Palma came 10 the city
and made his hrauguAitcts ut the HU-
tel America. Last night new and
permanent headquarters were opeucd
at No. 90 Broadway, Tnis Is ~ bu
Delegate FAlms's VillCe. senior Palma
taJ,:
seine opening OF headquarters IL M
mira ton OF tue nuutranly laws. We
are not carrying on any unique, en-
iIsting men or raising MONEY. Tue
idtE ID u syslematiEe the Work nuI
give II an AIR Uf business. There Il
tuCh uu enormous amount OF cJfrss'
pyudbuCe anu also 40 many Inquiries
10 he answered tuat 10 Is better ~ have
some known hvalquarlsTs. Tue war II
now In Cuba iairiy. rno Island Is la
al uproGr from oHd to ond, aud We
want 10 help all We eau win our
moral support"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

LOSDON, July 20 sixteen hundred
cases Of CaliUruh uui, which attyel
iu S0uthamp:Ip from Nuw NUfE Uy
tho steamship -. Louis at s.lj yestvr.
day, wore tulu ~ auction nj CUyeut
Garden, fetching prices hall below
those VI last wee. Piums averaged e.
100 a CASE luAuuus =; gears lie a..
There was "a large CfOWd 0t buybfs,
inc auCtiOuter hfst sold 81 cases VI
Dlums packed ty Il NUT company o.
san Joar, anu was obliged ~ usu n
great deal Of labJf 10 svll them a. ~ o /
Ctss. He explained that the last lot
Oi fruit came over IN the refrigerator
compartments Uf the steamer Paris
and, NJ a consequence, tuTurd dark
when OK V1srd 10 tue ar. Tho present
ROsds, ur assured the Prospective
uuyets, were 10 better shspu. The
second lot " pluus sold At So gIa
case.
Cmwiaid peaches, packed by the
National Fruit company, RiyUbldr,su,d
readily al S. 81. Auly tho sale lao.
guiehed, but the RuutiOncur urged tho
crowd to buy. saying thc last lot Uliruit
was picked 10 suUu aud the present lot
was " better siX-.
Cndvf tins stimulus. White sgld 100
cases Of rear, winch brought SEA case.
Then he sucuuuui Oh a iJg VI IyaTH
that brought l3i ~ case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
Corbrt,DIyorce C,,c.

NEW YuWS, July gB.-rhe hearing
o. the CofOett divorce case Nas resumed
Today before Referee jacob jay. "A.
wilson, n member Of tue dramatic
cOmpa y = which thu pugilist was tac
star, tusiite4 that tue woman kuuWu
IN Vera Travelled with the company a.
Mr.. COrbcIt. lie also Iwoiu C0fuptt
aud Vera occupied The bamo rooms vi
tbs Burnett houss, Cincinnati, rSfa
motel, Msiitug, Wis, ami Hotel Ia
Crosic, VIZ This closed the Casp '.r
ilu pluintiil, a motion by council i5r
GJfb TITO dismiss tAesuit IN tuugt found
iIst plainuil'd allegations has not teen
sustained ~ tuutyiJ nee was oyufguilI
by tie referee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

accompanied by Mrs. suais Hayward,
arrived from Chicago yesterday, u was
generally undetstoid that Mr.. Hey
ward would testify before the grand
Jury In the Slillwtll murder case. A
SUBJ was Issued today for Mrs.
HayNatj. She was examined by
Prosecuting Attorney II. Clay Heather
over two hOurs. 10 N thought she
male tOme startling revelations.
II is not known how many more
wltnessrs are 90 DO examined.
Prosecuting Attorney Heather stid.
"Ihese IL evidence Tia, tue grand iugy
can obtain, which never has teen
brought to the s,tcntiOn u any former
Jury and which was not brought uul
~ tue drpUsiiions recently taken ~ the
libel SUIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
nepubl,c.n Na,Ional Con,,n,,op

AGUsTA, Me-, July 2O.-Josepn Ii.
Nanloy, discussing tbs report that the
Republican National committee would
meet In Washington early In Novem.
beT 10 dec 10 the Tins AMI place OF the
next Republican National convention,
said he had heard nothing. lilo prefers
TO hold tho convention on the Poetic
coast, as 4 trip across the continent
would he educativs. lie expressed
himself In favor Of holding q oonysn-
ton after the Democratic convention.
"rhe Democratic party In now In
power ami should be tho first TO an.
uounce It's platform anu candidates."
he added.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

CHICAGO, July 2B.--Cly Collector
Mas has found way 10 make banks
help support tnv city government. Tho
way lies through aa old ordinance
which has never been enforced.
A mong those compelled to pay license
ding businoss It specifies "bEuks,
brokers, commission merchants, gram
and produce dealers, real estate aud
Insurance SCENTS"
National banks are exempt, but
nulioes have gone 10 all tho oth0rs.
The lee Ia s2b year. This means An
additional revenue of 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26
Tbatchcr's Record Stands.

FUNDAMENTALLY .5.-CuSirman
Gideon o. the l.. a. W. racing board
Ia bis weekly racing bulletin Issued
today, states that the racing board hes
accepted ,husv records:
Onc'tnird mile, olga -, standing
star, uupsCtd- By Flank Thatcher,
sat Lake City; Al 3.j.
Competition RECORDS made by W. r..
slime ut Mauhalial Beach June N,
1893, three mice, G.2G 9.5, our miles,
$3.50; I've mIlos, lu.i7 so, six milo.
1909 49, eight miles, li;iI SO; niue
mice, 1881 30.
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naiIas H. tho place.

DALLAS, Tex, July 2j.-rho hnhl
sottlIng upon Dallas NJ the place Of the
fght IL tno theme on all 10 CUES today.
The contract TOT the coliseum will be
lot TO-DAY anu work begins on II as soon
40 material beg ms 10 arrive FROM the
east Texas saw mills. There Ia not
enough lumber In town to Luild II, aud
hence one or two saw mills viii nave
to be called into service. The Florida
Athletic cub has received letter from
New York bank president for teAts
for party Of twenty Wall street
operators. Another lester asks Tor nifty
seats for members OF the Chicago board
OF trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

NEW YORK, July 26.-A Herald
W. aleu- from Panama says:
u "a correspondent In GuHyaquil,
Leladofi leegraphs that the press anu
eluien', having demanded with great
psthlsnre the arrest OF certain ous-
mlv Of General AlisroS Ruminlstra-
uoh, The provisional president has been
compelled TO order the arrest OF more
,shAh twenty leading men OF the oppp.
1nuoh, although contrary to his policy.
iue men arrested were caught 90 uspir-
lux 10 bflng about a counter Tevolu.
vou, OF which the former dictator
NelIemlllh, was the leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

IN. LOUIS, July 20. 80 The Demo.
cratic ely cguglgi committee ha- split
ON thr Vurtliuu Of primaries Tor the
BtluCtigu VI delegates ~ the ttatu silver
convention At Petite SpfinRs, August
.Slh. Ten committeeman tuiusu to
participate In tho primaries on the
ground that tho convention l. nut
called A. "a Democratic convention, but
Tor the ayOwoi puTpOse Oi promoting
unlimited coinage VI silystEg ratio
ni ~ L1 |.
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Divorc. Proceedings nnd nu,ins,s.

GRESIUs, y. j., July gG.-Mrs.
AusiU4o Colgate today began pro.
cuudings Tor divorce from NJ. 3. Col.
8 ate, member OF the New York bank.
Ing and brokerage Grm u Ne'slsgc,
Colgate a Go. Mrs. Colgate allug, r
her husband IN living IA New YORK
with Della BASe,t. The hfm hss
teen dissolved because Of the divorce
proceedings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

NLw HAVEN, Conn, July 60
''.pi :. Foote, manager OF the Yale
g,,uhl eleven, passed through this
IVY % Ills way to Southampton, whore
WIZ participate Ia tho annual ton.
~, y" tournament. lie Was asked about
Hy yiteenly published story reg aruing
IAle,haryArd football match ana u
1' nT,l athletic reconciliation, he said:
There IL no truth in It ~ far a, /
~, Is,-' ! have asen George Adee and
s s,a'. rae athletic advisers, and they
tSsIAy mat they know nothing Of
tI'm' do not believe that Yale nnd
tLI. ,In VIII play football together
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-26

tsi 1,"V1y,A lA Wn., July gG.-MTs. ELIZA.
d.,n. " ~ 8 NJ OF Lake Bay mate a
L,,,,,aaa'e attempt last night to murder
I,sr, W." ",' ,u,9iushlers, aged and 10 years
vst,''uHVely' While the children
leS VIZ ln,l'epihg tho mother went 10 their
h,IsSs hnd attacked them with a
WHY cutting ana hacking them
Tba 'ue strength bora OF Insanity,
ssT i vul uIen struggled for their lives
Vim uvoeeltd In tfcaping out OF doors.
losIa. s'shts In their heads, arms and
Ncnni with blood flowing from The
b,st. ana with nothing but their
usAt clothes to cover them ,nsy
's'uEe al tue house Of q neigh.