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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-31
oPIMloMs % THg PRESS.


Ia As regards tile democratic party
this year also is decidedly oiiish. Chi
cago Tribune
EB- Secretary Gresham is learning to
his modification that he belongs to a
peace-at-any-price administrations
Louis Globe-Dcmocrat
EB-sn four years Harrison's admins
tration reduced the public debt by
s93o, 100000. In two years cleveland's
administration has increased it $685.
100000. That's the difference between
republican and democratic iinancicr-
ng.-Toledo Blade.
Members of the last congress- not
only sold the seeds for free distribu-
tion, but some of them sold the public
documents 10 which they were entitled
for free distribution. The depth OF
wickedness of that last congress Is Mt
terly unfathomahle Iowa State Reg
lister.
20 A sweeping republican victory in
the nation last fall has been followed
by business and industrial revival. A
republican victory in Cleveland this
spring means that the people of
this city indorse the verdict given ut
the polls al over the country last fall,
and that they are in favor OF the re-
turn of better times. No man who has
the welfare of his country orits people
ut heart can afford TO vote the deEio-
cratic ticket now or at any other time.
Every man who votes the democratic
ticket proclaims himself reactionary
and foe TO progress and prosperity.
Cleveland Leader.
.9- According to information re.
ceived by the department OF agricul-
tnre, the once despised Argentine re-
public gives promise OF being formid-
able commercial rival OF the United
States. The sugar schedule OF the
Wilson tariff law having barred our
cattle from French. German and Bel
gian markets. Argentina is preparing
to capture all this great trade The
European countries must be supplied
with meats, and Argentina is wise
enough to throw no destinations in
the way OF reciprocal trade relations
II the trainers 81 the Wilson bill had
shown equal wisdom. the United States
would not have Inst this important
trade, Tres iriims
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coNrlNuous LlMs kll-M
IL Does Not Cost Very Much 10 na,,a or.
on the Farm.

u Does Not Cost Very Much 10 lsaIld ON.
on the Farm.
Limestone is a carbonate OF linn. ana
lime is the oxide OF the metal ca iciun.
which has such an intense ayiditv IN
oxygen that Il takes DIRE and bnrn.
with intense heat and light when az.
posed 70 ar that IS at all moist. Thu,
II is rare metal, and used. only ior
chemical purposes. The great abun.
dance of limestone. which is more or
less diftused everywhere in the soil.
aud in places is very abundant. being
found in vast beds OF marble and other
foruis Of IL, might lea,lto the suppo,i.
tlon that plants might procure ali they
nced without any help. Bnt ii is quick
lime they need, and not the inert ear
bonateof it; and thus II Is that the
stone Is burned 10 drive out OF Il the
carbonic acid, and make itsinto lime.
which IS an acrid, caustic substance
that exerts most energetic action on
all organic matter; and considerable
action ON mineral compounds in lie
soil. dissolving silica and thus setting
free such plant foods as potash. mag.
nesia. soda and phosphoric acid from
insollible compounds Limestone il in
soluble in water, but lime is soluble in
700 parts of water. Thus 1t is that
while the roots of plants may possibly
decomposcto some extent the common
carbonate. and get little lime in this
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-31
FRoM hlAN,f AMOS

SociAIisrS i'm Paris are urged 10 use
NO soap sase that made by q socialist
cooperative association.
korH THOUSAND pictures have been
sent p the Champs Elysees salon this
year, but only 1900 can be accepted,
a COMPANY with capital3of 100000
for the establishment % agricultural
settlements In German Southwest
Africa has been formed IN Saxony.
MOUNT Cook, the highest peak In
New Zealand, is. sae feet high, has just
been climbed for the arst time by Mr..
Fitzgerald, ofthe Alpine club, and The
Swiss guide zprhriggen.
AMAS named Dnrant has won a bet
81 Maseilles by standing on a pedestal
in . public place for four consecutive
weeks. He was nearly exhausted after
the performance and may not recover.
THoueH the chitrai expedition has
demolished our old friend, the Alsoond
OF Swat, Il has introduced us 10 one
more melodions, the Mullah Of Manlsi.
He lives In retirement, and advises
everyone not to fight.
hNNhp ehu 10 END IN n continuous
line the streets Of London would ex-
tend from the Mansion house acruss
the entire continent Of Europe and be-
yond the TRIAL mountains into Asia.
JEAN JACQUES RoEssEAu's herba.
rum, comprising 1900 plants, Is OF.
fered for sale ut Orleans. II was given
after his death by hiswidow TO his ply
stefan, and was sold once before in lsas.
RouSseau's love OF nature was genuine
and his attachments as a botanist were
considerable.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-31

Timothy and clover. says the New
York Times. has been standard mix
ture for hay, aud pasture after it. and
in some localities. rs where the sum-
mers are comparatively cool. it does
very well. But where the summer
heat is greater. the timothy does not
mature as soon as the clover, and un-
less the clover is cut too late the tim
othy is not ready for emitting Thus 1t
is better TO use. an earlier grass. as or
chard grass, which is in its hest condi.
ton for cutting at the same time that
the clover is. Another advantage as
TO this grass is TINT it is fur more
permanent than timothy, aud after the
clover has run out it will occupy the
land for many years, ccftainly thirty
or forty. with good management, as,
for instance, frequent top dressings
with manure, aud some new seed, to
he covered in with harrow. the har.
rowing being done after the manure
has been spread, 80 that The seed is
covered and the manure broken and
spread ut the same time,
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pEoPLE o. ERAMoE.

PRESIDENT FELrX FAURE Of France
Is said 10 he an expert poker player
Is the Pare aIonceau in Paris mon
ument to Corot is to be erected in the
shape Of u mural fountain, with has re-
liefs illustrating the story Of the wa
tiers,
Nj. DIEuLAFoY, who, with his wife,
explored the ruins OF Susa, has been
elected to the French Academic des In
scriptions Nine, Dieulafoy not only
received the Legion Of Honor for her
share in the work, but also the right to
wear mems clothes in public.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-05-31

A rare opportunity to buy
straw hats az so per cent less
than any competitor can possibly
offer them at. Just received
from the largest straw hat manu-
facturer East. four hundred straw
hats (samples) which will 20 at
less than the wholesale price.
See my window display. Satur-
day, May 4, 1895. w. NJ. Os.
burn. 25-a
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You've No idea

How nicely Hoods Sarsapatilla hits
the needs Of the people who feel all
tired ont or run down from any cause,
IT seems to oil up the whole mechanism
of the body so that all moves smoothly
and work becomes delight. II YOU are
weak, tired and nervous. Hood ) Sar-
saparilla is Just what you need. Try it.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipa-
ton, biliousness. iaundice, sick head
ache, Indigestion.
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Men and VI smen

for, and assist them In getting well-paylpg
positions, During the past year We had
more calls for Book keepers and Steuogtaph.
ers than We could supply.
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TAKE the boy into some sort of part
nership with you, and allow him every
cent or share that the contract calls for.
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FoR 81.

The banking house just vacat,
ed on Main street Terms 10 suit
purchaser. For particulars call
on the President or Cashier
Merchants National Bank. 9Itf
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JeaIou.y aud Murder.

ISDn EAPoLIs, Sept. 0. - Lon
Rocker, an iron mouidrr, murdered
his wife Tonight by cutting her throat.
He also att. m pted TO kill Mrs. Emma
PEGS, slssniBg hrr about the head and
face with razor, making wounds from
which 10 Ia believed sue will not 10.
cover. Mrs. PEGS ran screaming Into the
street, covered with blood. She pre-
scented n terrible sight aud n crowd OF
excited people quickly gathered. Rock
or made AN attempt 10 escape and
stepped % thu trout door with the
bloody rRz9r In his hand. Seeing that
II would DO impossible 10 do 10, on &C.
count OF the crowd Of excited men who
had gathered about tho doofp, he made
soms remark about killing the nrst
man who attempted 10 lay hands gu
him and then cut his own throat. Tho
act was witnessed by number Of Io0-
pie. Tho blood spuIted from tue wound
aud the man, after staggering about
Tor n lew MINUTES, fell. The crowd
started for him, but ho arose and held
thom at bay with q razor. He thon
left the house and ran three iqusres, tot
lowed by n great crowd. When Eliza.
both street was reached he got on q
street car, whore he was caught by Pa.
tTolmaD BOlan.
Mrs. Rocker, after receiving the ter
Ribs wound, started for the city hos
pital, which 10 only q shOrt distances
from tho scene OF the tragedy. Aitei
taking u few steps she fell and died In
u low minutes.
Rocker And Mrs. PEGS had In tho
meantime been taken TO the hospital.
and tho doctors believe they are bnth
In ally injured.
Jealousy was tho cause OF the ira.
gedy. Rocker believed his wife, from
whom ho was separated, was not Twins
AZ she should, and he resolved TO XIII
her. Tho crime was pfemoditated ant
he Icy Ia walt all the afternoon for tn,
opportunity, which came about
o'clock.
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Campbell, and scDonnia'..

EDISBuRoII, Sept. J.-Lord Arohi.
bald Campbell aad his Highland piperr
marched through Glencoe tonight
playing dirgc. Lord Archibald de-
vited this project as an expintion FOL
the historical massacre OF pleHcoe by
tho Campbells. Tho project, however,
wa, not accepted by the inhabitants Of
the glen In TIE spirit In which II was
intended, and the deeceniants Of the
massacfed clan gave his i0rdthip notice
that u he or any others belonging "a
the clan who murdered their ancestors
should attempt denomination In
Glencoe they would send round the
derry cro,s and break their heads.
Lord Archibald, however, deter
mined TO put through bis project aud
asked for police protection. II wac
found that the proposed demonstration
would revive the old feud between the
clans, but the march through tho glsn
was accomplished tonight without die.
order. Ths McDonalds gave no sign
Of approval, but they male no hostile
denomination.
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WAsHlSGToS, Sept. 9.-Ths PreaI-
vent has approved tho rso3mmeuda-
hots Of the naval examining board
i0vg
hfM Admiral. LESTER A. B.arislee;
.ommodOro, John A. Howell; Lieu.
tenant Commanders. GEORGE w. Tyler.
nps'iy GeIsI, James X. Cggsweli, jobs
~. shiplryi Lieutenants. John Hood,
Ch.iiss z. MsisH, Johu +. Bii.s,
Snaflez w. Jungen; Lnulenanis,
luhlof grade, Guy ". Brown, Mar
suiy Johnston, Harry Il. FiSid, Al
Ny si. Beeche, Franz l.. Hill. Roger
m,,a IT,; msdical directors, To omas
walton, George IL. Cooke, George
Woodl; passed RhGista ut surgeon,
aouis L.. Young; passed. assistant pay.
mister, Samuel MoGowan; pny 10.
I.eloF, Henry q. Wright; passei IA.
'ssanl engineer, w. Il. Wine sell.
onlei Engineer Hercheln,ain and
slh'e Samuel Gee nave been retired
w disability Incurred IN the iervice.
Mthe result OF tho above PROF uotions
ani others that arc expected TO receive
as rtesidoEt's approval IN u day oil
wv we slagnation IN the nAvil per
''une VIII DC greatly relieved.
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PHosKcuTioS or rnsKER.
The Alleged swindi,r Pleads Not Quit
~ Co the tharnca


RICHMOND, Mo-, Sept. lO.-rhe Hrtt
steps tUwaru the prosecution OF DR.. u.
w. FTaker have been taken, when the
prisoner was brought before Justice
MoCuiston to answer TO the charge oil
obtaining life insurance money by
false pretence. Ths charge was pro.
fsrred by A. ). Van Valksnburg, rep
resentipg the Kansas Mutual Life as
ISOLATION OF Topeka, Kansas. The
charge, stripped OF its legal verhaye,
recites that on the 10Th Of May, 1902,
anu on the 20Ih day OF February, 1903,
Tho dcienda Mt FThker obtained from
the Mutual Liis association two poll.
eies OF Insurance for 5000 each, and
that on this 10th day oi July, 1893, he
attempted to deffaud tho association by
pretending 10 lose bis life by drowning
10 tue Missouri river.
gtDr. Ffaker pleauAi not guilty TO the
charge.
che state 1ns not ready TO 70 into
Nh Examination, and, by con,eDt. n,
preliminary hearing was nxed FOL
Tuesday. B.pt. IL. Efaker seems con-
tent with his surrlundings and say,
he will h- out On all In week.
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roREIoN TRADE or JAPAN.
Tho unitsd states the Principal I'm
poster oil Japanese Goods.

t's-'s - 'tNRsH
WAsnINoTos, Sept l0-Consul
General Mclvsr has sent 10 the depart
ment OF state comprehensive state.
ment Of lie foreign trade OF Japan for
1894. The total exports appear TO have
been b7,62g,Oll. anu the imports
f5g, 1850, s33. o. the exports 81, O0y, 800
we're sent u the United States Tor
which this cou ntry returned goods to
the value OF ouiy s5.67s,iS9. The
United States were tbo principal im-
poIlers OF japanese goods. Great
Britain imported only sS.022 200
worth and i'm sorted TO Japan SCI 49,,
4b5 worih. rha statement shows that
Japan exported slS. 62s, O05 In gold ana
silver specie auu bullion during the
year anu imported SIT, 46i bss, the
Target part u both amounts being 10
silver. The customs oollectious
amounted to s2,9s1,660. This principal
articles Of export wee coal,
rice. silks, lacqueTed ware, matches,
mats, copper anu COPPER ware, and OF
imports, cation, raw and manuiac'
tuIod, drugs, chsmicals, pants ami
tol0rs, rice, locomotives anu other ma
chin.Ty, Qncluding wheels ann looms
or epilning and weaving); runway
appliances, sugar, rieam vestolr, wool
and wooden goods. Tho imported
steam ve5sels were valued at 81, 1885,
ev5.
rhe chief article OF import from the
United states was kerosene oil 81, 02T,
$40, and raw cotton, 1885,, 7Sl, n
uoln OF which ant Giles Mr.. Mclver re-.
ports ptrcepIiblc Improvement In oul
trade. THIS lmIorls ifon tins country
also ineluies about 100000 woltl OF
cotton manufactures, 81, 0S3 wOrsh OF
arms anu munitions OF war, s2OO,u00 OI
leather. s2Sl ,02G OF locomotives, SSH, =
! 1913 VI il1uT,H ad etout $780, 900 VI otheI
prnvislous; Sl2l 1884 vi sugar aud SLUG,
| 3.6 OF parLilinp wax. o. raw silk alon,
japan exported sii AUS, 1888 worth Il
] the Uniiel states Ia ADDITION 10 tii'
manufacturer, including 90 3i",3Tl
worth OF hgbutai elk anu S9s3,09a o
| tilk handkeTchleis.
That cGuntry slso sent 'ea TO Thu
value OF 50, l0s, 600 to this c3untry ant
cousil, raOls qiaItiliss OF mn, mating
and carpet
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cuts M . sxciss Lava

NEw YonIl, Sept. o.-Tho question
whether tue clubs OF tho cily wsrs
smensble to the excte laws, MS we'll as
saloons anu hotels, has been point
Of much discussion during the present
administration. Today tho police eom-
ml,sionsfs had q conference, nitor
which President Roosevelt gave out
the iollowing;l
"A club or corporation eau no more
vlolAte the law than an individual.
When evidence IL secured against n
eluo TIA, II Is violating the law ny SELL
log liquors, II, or Its employees, will be
proceeded against lust A. n saloon-
Keeper OF his employee. II nh officer
mas evidence Of violation IN n club. 1t
hi, duty 10 make m arrest, and he
VII DO 20 or be called 10 account IL
any person has evidence and applies
loi . warrant, have no doubt the
court viii grant II without disofiuiAa-
tion.r
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prrrSsE az DUnahSr.
Attempt 10 Prove aha, Other Persons
We're Ia the Church.

sAs Francisco, sept. 9.-Au even
Ing paper pIinls a sensational story
about The defense which via DO
offered Ia the trial Of Theodore DUR
rant for tho murder OF Blanche
Lamont. The following etatemsct Ia
credited TO n person connected win
the deienfs:
"Ihe alibi will he strong. but the de-
Tense has witnesses 10 show that Dur.
rant not only did not commit tue
murder, bat will Indicate VINO did
commit II. There will 10 more than
one implicated IN the murder. Wit
ns,ses will testify that they saw tho
gfl enter The church on tho fatal sitef'
icon with q certain man anu that nj
tia, time second man wns within the
church. There the defense will rest
u, iuquify. II will not attempt to
Prove that these parties did commit
tae murder. The statements % TO this
are % direct that they VII leave no
ground tor tho prosecution TO stand on,
soisr a Dufrant Ia concernod-"
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1ELEGRAPHIC..
THE TWO PUGlLlS1S
,,,s.t, 1, Ia a BAD cOniIIIon--h''
Fit for The RIM.
u,raunoss WORKING HARD
,. 4, TO whether the fiIn'
viii Take Place
After All.

g., yoRI,, sept. GA morning
S print a report that Cham
I l'1u corteirs friends DO no, oelevo
Il'n e.S, Win Filrslm mons will come
"a. % and that consequently he Ia not
naming. ..,,, psr.on
ID. who sayG saw Corpe''
,1,u, ; week sgo. and did not nAe
.I.Ioot., lie did not appear to ha,s
~. m. and ener, 3 which he formerly
''.,.,,.,d, and his eye. were dull snu
T.,I,.,. / attributed thio to the fao'
,s,, h, had been knscking around 'ns
,,ou,ry a grsa, deal, playing bali, NJ
,.ns,pe theatrical performances, Keep
'..I,,s bouts and other dissipatlonr.
U.s., IA a wonderful man, though,
Is s,s.t fighter. II he trains anu
~. ,hs ring In nc condition there Is
~ s"obi hui he will whip Fitz,im'
-. Roo, however, Ia In great CON
sllIon right At this tune anu VIII pu,
man awful fight. II Jim IN not fIkn'
sp 10 the mark no may SUE
w defeat. | don'I attach
na,h impettanoe TO what 1 hsai
J,hs condition Of the two men, Tor !
Iop,I believe they will meet, nj Least
moi ia Texas. When . governor Of
s,.,s announces that he viii stop q
me feht, he usually means what ne
az aad 10 this instance l think Gov
etnof Culberton IL In oarnoat." =,
Asoth,t OF Corbetps friends, Al
smith, ,ay,: "ob, Jim don't need
mueh tninlug. Five or six weeks VIII
,unles, He will do ample training III
iims 70 meet hls opponent. Fllz,lm'
mon, IL working hard aud Will DC
credit 10 hlm self. but tho light, II u
occap, will result In victory iol
lofbfttU
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huaRouSDrD NY TURKS.
armenian Villages Subjected 10 Far
ther Atrocitfss.


Bd n,oNkD ,N, sept "a special to TIM
Ddty Aeus from X .rs,, Armenia. saws
lhAi Ine entire distr1ct OF KenAsks !,
,ui'oundei nv Turkish troops dis
patched ny Zskki Pssha, unaer the
lts, N' io'"i"'i"h-
the Inc villages OF Karni, Tlrigugener,
Wnan, Boroput hnd MarIqa ato report.
a. W 90 completely sac he'd, ANA the
,pu'auon, nggfegnting 900 people,
80 800 lpnliy dealt with. Tue men were
'f,su', ana the omen Were Tavisheo.
So AZ iout mOnesteries OF Aukwnuk,
tseu,pnop, TheIvoriichoj a ana soupp-
aaSop were sacked anu 'the allsrs and
images were destroyed.
v, nv excitement aud alarm are uni.
M,a, Authentic info rmstlon from
u'n Is 70 the effect that an artl.
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Christian society Of Turkish officials
has been formed there and at Bitlis,
withlihe avowei Intention to slsusht
the Christians In tbs event OF tho 40.
cepis noe by the Porte Of the scheme
OF reform presented by the powefs. IL
Ia dsclsrci that Consul Hampson is to
10 the first victim.
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be traced by the lines In the woman's face
Dull eyes, the sallow or wrinkled face rrd
those feelings Of weakness" have Their
rise Ia the arrangements aud ircgnlarsss
peculiar TO women The furctioua de-
Engagements, painful disorders, and ehfGuio
weaknesses Of women, can be cured with
Df. Piefce's Fayofitc Prescription. For the
young gifl just entering womnnhood, for
the mother and those about to become
mothers, and later Ia " the change Of life, ."
the Prescription Is just what they need ;
Il aids nature IN preparing tile system ior
the change. It's a medicine prescribed TOT
Thirty years, Ia the diseased OF women, by
Dr. r. V. Piefce, chief consulting physician
TO the Invnlds' Hotel and Surgical Insti.
iuie at Buffalo, y. Y. DR.. Pieces Favofite
Prescription will cure the chronic iullamina-
ton of the lining membranes which cause
such exhausting drains upon the system.
II cHtcS nervous pfostration, slecplcssncss,
faintncss, nervous debility aud all disorders
arising from detang1ment Of the female
organs and functions.
Mrs trgNtr WuLfAMs Of Afohdtrk Iaus Ia
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Omaha roiios noara Controversy.

CHICAGO. Sept. lO.-A special dir
paion iiom Lincoln, Neo., tays:
Though the supiems court may not
meet usiore tho l7th OF tho prescott
month, IL can be stated on reliab o
authority that the juGges hayp
reached decision ON the Omaha fitu
ed police board controversy sbd thai
wlNsn tho juuges DO meet again an
oplulon will Do handed Gown ius,nin.
10Y tho contention OF the now board
aud ousting the old commissioned
The opinion viii BIO The joint work OF
tho fall oOuIt, and unanimous.
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HAVANA, Sept. 9.-rhe steamer
Luson has arrived here with 900
ioldier Of tho engineer c1rpg. the
steamers Montevidss aud Buenos
Ayros have also arrived, with 40
officers and 800 men.
During a skirmish near Bsnts Cruz
the in,urgeDt captain, Seffen Reciv,
was killed. On the side Of tho troops,
two solIiofs were wounded.
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VOU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO Ap.
a pear IN an action Thought aghinst you by
tho above named pininur ~ the Di'ttlet Court
OF the Third Judicial DISTRICT ol tue Territory
OF Utah, ana to nnswer the cnmulAh' died
therein within teu days lsfelusNe OF ,le day
OF eeryirel after the tetyicu On you OF this
sunnons-n served Williin thlt county, or, u
served out OF tins county, but IN this district,
within twenty days Otherwise within forty
saYs--or Judgment by default viii bo taken
asainst you, according to 'Ao prayer OF said
complaint
Ihia SAID action 3. brought TO have a decree
OF this court absolutely dNorcinE plaintiff
nom defendant ana granting piaintn such
other relet as shall he agreeable 10 equity
anu good conscience. PRAYED on The ground
that on May Al. 1884, without any prosocation
or cause ON the part Of plainhn, defendant
wilfuily desert plaintiff, nnd on SAID date
departed from Utah Icrfitory, and has been
for more thAn one year last past residing az
Last Duhuquu, Illinois,
And you are horeDy notihed that II You fail
10 appear and answcr tho said compiaint rs
above required. tho ssid plainlR VIII apply 20
the count for the relief demHndud therein
Witness, the Hon. samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
and tho seal Ol the District Court OF
thc Thlrd Judicial District, IN and
tsEALl for tho Territory OF utan this llth
DAY 81 July, IN tho year OF our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred aud
DAviD o. DUNBAR, cleIs.
ny CEo. u. LoonIs, DspaJ Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
n.rrI.oa win ,hs Mckee Family.

SARATOGA, N. ", Sept. e.-Ex.
Presideat Harrison, II IL expected.
will pass the tall and cai.y part u tbs
winter here. His son-in-law, j. II.
Mckee. has rented for three months
and will take possession On September
i5lb Of tho William II. Mccall cottage
on Circular street. Gen. Harrison
will be the guest OF tho Mckee family.