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II. b. l.ASET. Attorney. Progress BullaiHg'
SRERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is nEREBY GIYEN, lHAI
~ pursuant 10 ~ order Of sac sul asi'
o. iotaClusafe 10 ne 1lteCtel llum w tti-.F
,iudirIEi blsTirt Court Of mo letuior OF We.
County Of SAT l.nka m a cause thele.h ~,
ing wherein sarah Crane a. aimiuhtfaltAN
tho tstAtc ~ john L. Crane, dcgoHttdle y ~,
til ami sidney W, nArEc, % Hdm'htiI@il'
tho rgtatH OF William Fuller, deceased WIZ.
Young Ani lGGrgnd lUurs, chcaul 1g;
trustees under she lHsi vii a1a lg'ls ~, ~
Lucy Decker Young, deceased H,.t, IVA
Adam splers, OscaT ~ Young, AuFca $780,
deceased, sydney ", nGrAr, o. aamlll' W"N'
OF the estate OF lhOgA' j, htlloh, ue''4
James AshmHu, William 10. huk',"' ss'..,
Walton, james II. luahrArt, i!en. tri
Margaret Wilson. Eilabeth J.. IAHI.' Wy
state Hank OF UtAh, roTpofauoL' 49,.
Cheshire, raul a. Slams aud lsouHA Hal
drfendauts, 10 which said decree an o,gll.,,
sale, reference 10 hereby INSIDE shAit ,Ni ~
f4r sale at pablc suction. 20 lhr A.rNr.', III.
der, Tor casa, a. the Wrii fnH1 .g1' N -
County COur. uOgsc, IA ino c'ly Ni 'a.' ~
county OF s.it Lake, Territory o. llaNt "gl -
SON day OF Au.vtt a, d, 1893, ~ " 1921
noon, nil tho risat, title, elein all 'n' ma
the above named ntltLNeLN ",p-if.
To tho following deserted rear ,stn,o' n sal
Iaks' TrIrttory OF utAu, ami pat..A-I
described Asful'Ona, to'Niti iae VIZ ~,
hat til u iot eight lsl m l,y,. ".',ili 10
,.!j, mist - :" SaI' Lake Gty surrey, ,.,n.
ConEty, rish Territory, to be 90 ~ w i,Ta
ANN " tidney ". Datge,Hs AdminhWAl2.pliiW III.
t.tsts u Wiilsm lulifr, hecoSsr4' W., 49,,
Young, "a IIrs-so '0T Ara 10 Lg''a, hi,
ant = 70 rLu1lgYry executors anu 'f's-.sf
trf IN IHtt vii roo testament OF INV ~. 80
,c1bg, 9rr,4.,G vs.p Young adam ..,'j
oscar 4. NsurF. .'r.sh "ctHNn' tA,.t..'t-ag
tbg at s.l az ..sHfy NtEWlr., lttt..a-'
,tdnav Il DstLs 10 .tmiuiEuAiur ~ Ne ".
tsts a yEgmsst enc ion, docease ,,..''t's
NsTuTp N''Elm q. NATuoiis, j. ~ M-.'
lanes % 'ceurtuc, iloury heistf, M''.ld
IiiEb. = rutrcrstion, teuTsy Che'rue -,
!. FikifHs, 3 lsuss hayis. deieul4nt - ,,ygyd
sad order VI hAia and desTss ~ 'Ao
pat,a salt lake CITY. utah, AuguN IN, -
UAfiNEI liARbt sheHA'
Ky RALPH GUruRIE, Deputy sheriA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TuF
~ undersigned. pursuant 20 AryHpIutIuu NJ
tho Hoard ut directors, wall ONrr Tor Hal1 10
thu hiEhusi bidder Tor each nine thousand
shares Of tho tTeatuu siur. NJ tho hyystr
Minlug Company, a corporation, uald Fturk
being fnlly pNid NJ, Ali bids therefor % be
dclNUrui 10 tuo secretary on W before z
O'Clock u. W % the L|th uAF Of August Ias,
and 90 be- accompanied bY rerlirOd rurHk 10
the amount Of twenty per rFnt - the UIi that
the purU HAsvr viii complete bis purchase and
DAY the balance ~ che UuFv'Han TTIru should
be- Ir the highest bidder tuVrcfur uuu DECLARED
the purchaser thereof hoard Of Directors ~.
serves fIHht 10 rtIrrs any Arh AII lIus.
~. MItNEH.
Secretary ot the DoJsyt Mining company, o.
Commerce. nlurk
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SUMMONS
10 the District Court in and for the Thrd
JUDICIAL District u U,ah 1erfitorY
County Of balt Lake
b. H. schoitler. plainua. ". Sarah A. Low
defendant

b. II. schottlcr plaintf. W. Sarah A. Love,
defendant
The Poorlo N the Territory of Utah send
grcciIuE 10 aELi \. love, GcieBdAnL
VOu AIR HEKtUl NLQJIRED 80
l. appear 10 m action brought agaiusi you
~ the above nimeI pIaiuud iu the Dtsttis.
t0arl ~ tho Third IudtcIu Di9trict Of tie
Tcriofy pt itan. aud % busWer The cYu.
plant nIci therein within tsn days tcNtiusNo
uf tue Jay ot service. after the service on suu
u thit summons 10 served within thta ,8uU.
" Or ri fvrNc1 out ~ this county. but no ,uis
uistrilI WITHIN twenty DAYS, otherwise WitDia
forty uayt-or igdgment by default vii 10
ihten asaust Jou, according TO the pfaJ Or VI
Ihs sad action D. brought to rave jrdg.
mvni s4HU'i aaid defendant IA sun Of ..
with lniUrcft thtrc9n ifom stay !, lsSl. 81 zoe
per cent t'r month, Tor 80 suofneys f,o. aud
cosi vt suit. alleged 10 90 duu % a certain
Alien 5 Whito, May II. ir5!, 100 iiUt Niit in.
forest iron dl,c Al one per cent per month,
secured uy o. mortgage OF even dite un piam.
ues here natter deem cd. executed by
deioudau, 20 said Albert j. White, ssia note
and n"'Wagc having been duly assis Fci 10
thereon, g. have ihs usual 1rrI o. OF thia court
for tLc force !psgte oi snid mcrgsge.hL udgiug
thAt proceeds % salU sale be- applied 'u boy.
montui Rmounis duo - above iustacirniaht
sud oil pvrauus claiming under her hs hstfud
and fOtCClosOd Of al rtaim or equiv ~ rel.
dcmruUn In SAID premi'usi that rlaiLbn utNo
a deficiency judgment nv.iust defendant. sHi
tor other relief said premise. ATa dssrIlusi
.. follows. to.Niu Al Of lot ~. bucs ,. a !
Whites .udih sat Lake. situated IA SAT- Lake
t0urty, Utuh.
Nudyou are hereby notified that II you fal
10 appear and answer the sad complaint as
above required, the said plaintih Will apply "
the court for tho relief drp Andcd therein.
Witness, the Hon. samuel 4. MerTtu, Judge,
and the sea- ~ She District Court ~
tic 1hiri judicial District, Ia and
lsEALl Tor the Territory Of titan, this Alta
uty u December. IN tho ycAr VI our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and ninety four.
DAVID g.. DUNBAR. CLERK
Iy GEo. u, IOONts, deputy Clerk
John 81. Cannon. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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GARD IRON THE flNT fhEhibhNSi
Salt Lake City. Jan. %, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that coniri'
buttons TO tho monument TO be erected
In Salt Lake City In memory Of
Brigham Young and tho pioneers will
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through the columns OF
tho DEsERET NEWS IL Ia expected
that agencies for tho collection Of funds
Tor this worthy purpose will DO estab
lithsd In each ward Ia all tho Stakes,
and that said funds. with the list OF
names OF the contributors, will lie for
warded - frsquentlyas convenient TO
Hebsr IA. Wells, secretary " the Brig
ham Young Memorial hssociAtion, salt
Lake City, who will see that same are
properly ack lodged In tho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people win respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call 90 that II pOaalbls
the monument may be com plcted,
dedicated and unveiled 70 the public
by the 9th day VI next October.
WILFoRD Woodbury.,
GEORGE Y. CAsSON,
JOsEPH Il. SMITu,
Fir,t Presidency Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Laiter.dsy Saints.
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special Rates from AL Psiats u
Vtnh, CoIornoo, wyoming
aud IiHh-,
LEGAL NOTICE
In tho Probate Court IN and for salt Lal
County, Territory Of UtAh.

Ia fNn lTNNAtW COURT lh ANU lnf Hhll AAAe
County. Territory oi Utah,
Ia tAo matter OF tho estate Of George llandiey,
deceased.
~ Office IA uEUG Say GIVES THAT
~ IHrBUelh UaudIcy, AdminisiratriN Of mo
100 sand CONT her uftittop fut hual distribution
of turrr..U.. % aatd ssiHtc among she per.
suHs rrt .yu hereto, aud that fuhay, sue 3n,h
NaF Hf AHgHrE a. y, l'sh, ai 10 %. .nrs NJ
our. uuusu ssll Late cay md County tah
..rr't..F. ms Htru urls appointed by tlo
'U fsy uf sNd Court for hrAtlrs sWd petition
|u. distribution. 1T WhiUg nWe HUt place any
person Interested IN sal1 vsiAto may appear
Au0 show cause II any thert me-, why nnal dlH-
lU.Uuglu should not he mode a. prayed for
paiuu August sth, 4. D.. h...t
&, +, STANTON.
CLERK OF the Probate Court
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NOTICE

NOTICE Il HkREbN GIVEN THAT
y a meeting ~ stockholders ~ luuuH0
luNratmvut Association, viii he ht.i No tue
once % tic ASSOCIATION, SOS and 500 Auat
Block. fHt Take atiy, IN AUGUST .iin, .,J', ut
a O'Clock o. sn.. for the purpose " amvuWug
articles OF incorporation, TO merghso he uunl'
bSI uf directors from 70 3, and transact such
oIACr business a. may properly be considered.
naROLp N, PllI, sgeY sGd Tlesa,
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The Hutiiugton route is ths only
line running dining cars on tho "a
ia earle" plan, tetwsen Denver and
Onaha, kansss Guy and ChiOsgo.
Passengers have 10 pay only for what
they Sat BE sure that your tickets
fead via tho Burlington route.
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Ask for Howlott Bros. Inn
proved High Grade Throo
Crown Baking Powder. Evory
can guaranteed to DO equal to
tho best In tho market or mon
oy refunded.
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In tho Probate Court 90 ana iHr hal LAS
County Aorr,tOgY VI Jtaa.
In tho matter Of tue estate Of iglWE
NJig, deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GiNEN THAT
~ Charles D. Pearson the executor NJ W
estate Of Ludwig Wu,f. 1g.Faau1 has
rendered Tor settlement, Auj a.ri On ull
court, hiE dual Ac cunt ut he aauII.H'Fat =
saii estate and petition Tor fns 1isifN iu9hI
she rUHluuu Uf slld estate among no persons
entitled thereto, aul that IlufsiaF lay IA
daY ~ August, 4, ID, less, 80 1000. ga nHN
the court room ~ slII uuuri, lu ihf COMFY
Court House, salt lRac Guy Hrd county, lAl
Territory, has b'Un duly appointed W 90,
Judge VI said court, tOt tho settlement 90 IA
account ana hearing suil petition Tor 'fJal'
ton, at which timc aui plare any person inl.t-
Uttci in said tstAte may appear ana soy
cause. II any there be, WHY ball tle1aal
should not be- so1lled aud approved and aah
distribution made ~ prayed tor,
Dated August 9Th, A, - 10. ,.,.,.,,.
CLERK ~ the Probate t1lh
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Of the COCO ,iuv. send in your orisrs
full well =, rrtm.. delivery; coal,
lot slack. DiamrnI .ud Rock dpfiuFt
lung, $3.50; nut, $500. J. W. WHITE
head. it,. ~ Sesi, Second south Street.
Telephone No b1S.
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Great Mineral Display.

IL 10 stated that tho United StnteB
government building NJ the Atlanta
Exposition In about done, aud the
various departments are rushing In *
hibitH. Twenty-Five oarlOAd- have
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who hastUH ...yr & ~ out OF the
combtnt-tal rut She prices 81 stand.
ard Goals. sole ageut Of tue celebrated
Dipmuud AMI Rock Sutiugs, (Svee',
water minc) ruals. Once g, west.
Second Souin. Tslrphuue COS.
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WIllrr. deceased.
~ oTICE ~ llIREHN GIVEN TuAT
~ WlllIam j. W,liea. tdWiuttratDr of the
estate of EiifEhaih Willrs, deceased, ms rem.
dsFrd Tor settlement aud nIrl 10 SAID ruutt,
bis uual account at ME auW.uIsitsuun ul taIl
estate Aul petition Tor HUA distribution ~ .uu
residue ~ zyiI estate among the petsUps oL
20 ilu court room % saIt court. boz tho tUuuty
touu House, sHli Lake tlgY and county. UWb
Irtutnr, hos been duly appointed by tie
account and hearing ssid petition Tor dttfihr
uuon, ~ which time and plhCc any person
interested In Haid estate may appear and show
cause, " any There De, why sAid account
should not uu settled and ayI roYod and dLal
distribution made as prayed Cor,
Dated August o., A. - lsA,
a. O. STANTON,
Clerk ~ the Probate Court
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Gathering la tho Ears.

GUNSisOS, Utah, july 2g, 1901
have been troubled Wins gathering In
my car for several year, aud also mad
bad ease Of cAtnrrh. Ssa advised
to try Hoods SaTsapatilla and put'
chased bottle. since taking II | terl
like n now man altogether. l have
used four bottles and I'm almost entire
~ cured. JnO. 4. BradSlsy.
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VITA Unios Pacific, August I5th.
To Ogden ant return, via Union Pa,
citic, August 18th. The official route.
Trains leave nj y q. IN.
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You will save money b p fsdlng with
the old Gotb be nit's i1." .,.
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SUMMONS.


Ia tho District Co1ri Ia aud for the Third
judicial ustrItt Of Utah Territory,
County " sat Lake.
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partners doing lU#H.Ha UHHH. .f -
nome VI Lh,tung,9n q L.tEutls. r.,s,
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DlRhtANA To ~ ORDER Ns SAID
Y cuuit IN SAID matter, notice H lsfsJg
gwen that saturday, tho iih dag u
August, \. -, l,lH. ut 90 O'Clock a. o.
NJ the County Court House iu sH't I4lt
CIty, Utah Territory 900 tHn court fHu1 .
sad court has been appointed th0 iIHg auI
place Tor tho hearing OF . petition of Iuftnl
Henry Dean, praying Tor due HUmsF.1l 10
probate of certain document iH.rUuIiH Ift.
scented, purpuriing IN hu mo Ntst WlI ard
tssfsuuut nj Joseph ncan, deceased. UHta HaI
where nI persons Interested may HHNtr 600
oppose tho probate ~ FaIi will 20 Die sfall
ms ut lctt'fH '.stamuniHty 10 .HHHII uOuT
Dean "a. mayed Cor 40 said pcufIuU.
In witness whereof I have Urrc4n'n 80
NV baud AMI HtANrl IHv coal =
lsEAL sad court, TN "a Gay % hugu,
a. u, ls.3.
g. D. STANTON,
CLERK 0l Probate l1l1.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Memorial asso-
citation acknow lcdgss receipt OF the
following contributions 10 assist In the
luilding Of the Pioneer monument
From ~. Joseph ward. Oneida
Stakoi
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SUMMONS

10 the district count Ut Ono THIri J-lt
ciAl District " tsh. l'rloB. .aH,g
Of sax LalD
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Ia the matter %; the estate % JtiQa
Dean, deceased
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IEnAL NOTICE.
10 tho matter " tho estate o. Elizabeth
NIllrr, deceased.

10 the Probate Court In and FOR Salt Lax
County, Territory OF Utah,
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IEoAL koIlnE

In tho Probate Court in and flr sa.t Isl,
County, 4crr.tniy uI lua.
Notice ~ Time and Place fUr 90, UTHruy 4
fCutiUu for Admission 80 lr..al0
uI Nill
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The People " the TERRITORY OF tf.r ...,
sreyuIg' 10 walker -migh, l5f,ud.st va
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MARsHAL's SALE.

Dated July 9Th. i,9S.
iUWAr, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Legal NOTICE.

tho Probate Court 20 ana 'H7 Sal, LAS
County ACrrt0rY u Jaa.
The times., 1895-09-27
POISON IN THE PEACH.

Woman's Attempt to Get Revenge on g
Bicycle Rider.
BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. 23-In order to
be avenged on bicycle rider who ran
into her baby carriage an unknown wom-
an made desperate attempt to poison
Bert Becker, a clerk in this city. About
two weeks ago a woman came to Rosen-
berry g. Sons store, and to several other
stores looking for the man she claimed
had struck her baby buggy, throwing out
the child and injuring it severely. She
made the same inquiry at other stores, and
finally settled on Becker as the man who
had injured her child and dramatically
threatened to get even.
While Becker was sitting on the deliv-
cry wagon woman came up to him with
several peaches in q basket and offered
him the most lucious one of the lot. He
accepted it and the woman disappeared
Immediately. For some reason unknown
to himself young Becker looked the peach
over and was surprised to find the skin
cut in one place. Further investigation
showed that part of 1t had been removed
and the hole filled up with reddish pow
der. He took it to Won Hermann's drug
store, where it was examined and found
to be loaded with precipitate mixed with
arsenic. The police now have the peach
and are looking for the woman who gave
it to Becker.
The times., 1895-09-27
HELD UP BY THuos.
Bold Work of Train Robbers on the Wis
consin Central Road.

bold Work of Train Robbers on the Wis
consin Central Road.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 20.-Officials of the
Wisconsin Central In Milwaukee received
information at IL o'clock last night that
train No. 2, which left St. Paul at o. clock
at night, was held up by train robbers
three miles north OF Waupaca. The rob
bers ditched the engine and several cars
by placing ties on the track. One of the
robbers fiagged the train, but before it
could be brought to a standstill the OBJ
struction was struck. For over an hour
the robbers assaulted the American Elk.
press company safe with dynamite nearly
wreckjng the overturned baggage and ex-
gers or train crew. The messenger was
covered with revolver, after the door
had been blown off, by masked man, as
were the engineer and firemen, who
jumped off the engine when they saw the
obstruction.
Twelve attempts were made to blow
open the safe-at least that number Of
sticks of dynamite were exploded under
it-and the passengers occupying two
blCcplllB CtiIo WCIC III % dcliiOidhAAOo oeeoO.
They were awakened by the jolt to the
train caused by the ditching Of the engine
and forward cars, and some of them who
stuck they heads out of the windows drew
them in quickly, as bullets began to fly
from masked desporado's revolver The
cannonading in the express car made a
frightful noise, and it was distinctly heard
at Waupaca. Bullets were fired into
every car on the train, and one woman
was hit by apiece of glass from shattered
window. The robbers made no attempt
to enter the passenger cars.
Sheriff Peterson, of Waupaca, was OF
the train at the time Of the hold-up, and
he at once organized a posse of twelve
men and they are now in pursuit. Two
of the robbers can be identified, as they
made no attempt to conceal their faces.
The officials of the road in this city were
notified of the robbery by ID. Miller,a flag
man who was sent back by Conductor
Whitney when the train was stopped. The
robbers did not see him leave the train.
General Superintendent Collins has al
ready taken steps to give chase and posse
of the company's detectives will be on the
trail Of the robbers before noon today.
The times., 1895-09-27
BRITIsHERs WE'RE "NoT IN IT."
They Make a Poor Show in the Interna-
tional Athletic Contest.

They Make a Poor Show in the Interna-
tional Athletic Contest.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-The international
athletic contest between the teams of the
London and New York athletic clubs was
witnessed by 1900 people at Manhattan
Field, and was a crushing defeat for the
British, who did not make single point
in the ten events. The SS0-yards run was
won by Fitzpatrick in 1853 2-5, beating the
worlds record by second. The l00-yards
run was taken by Wefers in 0:09 4-5 2
feet ahead of Bradley, London, who was
10 inches ahead of Crum. The time equals
the worlds record. Sweeney won the
running high jump, making feet 55s
inches, beating the worlds record-his
own.
Conneff won the mill run by $50 yards
in 4:1S 1-5, the Britisher dropping out 100
yards from the tape, exhausted. Wefers
won the 220 yards run in 0:21 3-5, beating
the worlds record Crum second. Chase
took the hurdle race from the Englishman
Shaw by two feet in 0:152-5, again beating
the worlds record. The ID mile run went
to Burke by 2 inches in 0:49, half second
behind the worlds record, the Britisher
being second. Mitchell threw the ham,
mer 1877 feet 81 inches and won. Sheldon
in the running broad jump made % feet 8
inches.
Connect took the 3mile run by $50
yards his British competitor dropping
out. Time, 1886 This gave the whole
match to tho American team.
The times., 1895-09-27
NEWS OF THE STATE.
rELEoRAPHlc REPORTS OF HAPPEN.
INGS M MICHIGAN.

Items OF Interest to Our Own People Gath
cred from Different Points in the State
Grimes, Casualties and Other Matters of
General Interest to Our Readers.
EscANABA, Mich, Sept 25.-The schoon-
er K. r. Williams sank in the gale and all
on board were thought to be lost. Follow
ing are the names of the crew so far as
known at present.; Maggie Bennett
stewardess, home In Cleveland; Captain
Hunton, master of the schooner, home in
Cleveland; mate and four sailors, names
unknown. The cargo of the Williams
consisted of $40 tons of iron ore for To-
lcdo. The Williams was in tow of the
steamer Santa Maria, and both boats left
at clock in the afternoon. The sea was
running heavily from the south on Green
Bay, and the schooner, laden deep in
the waiter, made bad work of the head
sea.
The Santa Maria headed for the Pow
erty islands in Lake Michigan, and up
o'clock at night the schooner's lights
could be seen by the crew of the Santa
Maria. Shortly after that time the tow
line ported, and the Williams disappeared
from sight. At daylight her topmast was
discovered sticking out of the water under
st. Martins island. No trace of the crew
could DO seen. The Williams was built in
1873, and rated at 293 gross tons. She was
owned by w. l.. Fay of Elyria, o., and
was probably without insurance. The
iron cargo was fully covered.
MANIsTIoUE, Mich, Sept. 25.-The crew
of the lost schooner e. r. Williams,
which foundered in Green bay, were
brought here by the yacht Osceola. They
had been found by the yacht on Big Sum
ner island, where they had been for TWEEN.
ty-four hours without food or shelter.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Sept. s5.-
The barge A. w. Comstock of Algona,
Mich, foundered off Stannard's rock,
Lake Superior, in the late storm. Her
crew is supposed to be lost. The barge
was new and was valued at S51, 900 She
had cargo of 81 900 bushels of wheat from
Duluth.
MAoKINAw CITY, Mich, Sept. 25.-The
schooner Queen City went to pieces on
Hog island reef Her crew were rescued
by the Beaver island life savers after a
terrible night in the rigging and were
brOu0ht here
The times., 1895-09-27
WANT CUBANS RECOGNIZED.
Monster Petition Being Prepared for In
surgent Sympathizers to Sign.

Monster Petition Being Prepared for In
surgent Sympathizers to Sign.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Arrangements
have been perfected here and in other
large cities to get up monster petition
that the United States recognize the in
surgents in Cuba as belligerents.
The Cuba junta has the matter in hand
and every honorable influence is to be
used to get the United States to acknowl-
edge the republican government in Cuba.
Part of the plan to call the attention of
American people to the work being done
by the Cubans to free the island will be
the issuing of 100000 petitions in blank
for. the signature of those who are in fa-
vor of granting to the insurgents the rec
ognition of belligerents. 1t is expected
that there will be at least l5,0000 900 sigma
lures to this petition, representing all
classes
The times., 1895-09-27
Chancery Sale.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
the County OF Shiawassee, in Chancery
HARRIET II. STONE, Complainant,
VS..
CRAWFORD Il. FULLER and
N. PAULINE FGLLER, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue Of a decree OF said
court made in the above entitled cause on the
ed day of December, A. ID. 1894, notice Is hereby
given that l. the undersigned, one OF the Circuit
Court Commissioners for said county will sell at
public auction or vendue, to the highest bidder,
at the front door of the court house in Corunna,
In said county, on Saturday, the I'd day OF No
vember A. ID. 1895, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, standard time, the following described
land and premises to-wit The west forty acres
of q tract of land commencing at the quarter
post at the south end OF section six (6), town six
(6), north range three 49, east; thence north on
the quarter line running north and south 216 rods
thence west "a and 2-27 rods; thence south PIG
rods to the south side of the said section thence
east on the said south line "a and 227 rods to the
place of beginning, containing 100 acres of land,
this being the same 40 acres of land decided by
Chauncy Q. Cook and Mary s. Cook TO Harry r.
Cook and Adelia Cook January Path, 1885,
Dated, September IL, 1895.
JONATHAN G.. KNIGHT,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Shiawassee
County, Michigan.
LYON e. HADSALL,
Complainant's Solicitors.