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R4ILROAD NOTES.

w. W, Wallace, who was the assistant superintendent of the New York divi- sion of the the Consolidated road, but who was recently succeeded by Peter B, Bowman, the former freight agent in this city, has been appointed superin- tendent Of the new office building of the corporation. The position had been filled by the late ex-Conductor Harvey Miner, who died suddenly about two weeks ago.
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Killed Rya Falling Trnas.

Worcester, Mass, March 11.-Robert Clark, forty years old, of Boston, work ing for the Boston Bridge company on the new suspension bridge at Lake Quinsigamond, was killed by falling truss this morning. In company with two or three other workmen. he was as- sisting in the removal of the truss when a derrick rope broke and the heavy piece of iron tipped over crushing in his spine and ribs.
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MENDELsSonN DAY.
second of Mir. cheesewright's Recitals.

F'VVVIU UI NII' NIVVHV" sIII INVUIIHIs'
 The second of Mr Cheeswrights re- citals takes place tomorrow afternoon. The subject is "Mendelssohn." The musical program with the lecture in- cludes the G minor Concerto for two pianos, in which MT. Cheeswright will be assisted by MT, Stanley Knight, and MT. Witherspoon will sing several of Mendelssohn's most noted songs Tickets are on sale at Stelnert's.
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Mrs. Strongmind-Don't you think woman's hand has played an important part in the worksof civilization? Philos- opher-Undoubtedly; but l don't think her hand has been quite so effective as her slipper.-New York Weekly.
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VErERANVo1UNrEER FIREMEN.

w. F. A. Fifteenth Annual Ball Tonight
 The fifteenth promenade concert and ball of the New Haven Veteran Volun- teer Firemen's association will be given at Warner hall this evening. Music will be furnished by the Philharmonic or chestra and Samedi banjo club. The concert will commence at 8 o'clock, and the promenade will begin at 9 o'clock.
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Tn Favor of the Athletic Clu,

New Orleans, March 1.-The case. of the state against the Olympic Athletic club in an attempt to annul the charter of that club was decided in favor of the latter to-day by the lower court The effect of this decision will be to permit glove contests to take place
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oANDEE RUBBER FACTORY.
To Start Up Work Again This Morning

S" RffNAh Slf " oiN AhS HAOA AhhEs this morning after it's annual shut down for repairs. The boilers and ma chinery have been inspected and other needed repairs made The shop starts up on half time. This sets about 1,5OO people at work again.
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Since 1861 I have been a great sufferer from ca- tarrh. l tried Bly's Cream Balm and to all appear ances am cured. Terrible headaches from which 1, had long suffered are gone.I
 w. J. Hitchcock, Late' Major U. s. Vol. and A. All General, Buffalo, N. Y.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Courto
 March Sth, 1895. [ UPSTATE of WILLIAM A. TAYLOR of E New Haven, in said district insolvent debtor.
 Upon the application of Anna R. Just. praying the removal of Joseph E. Taylor as trustee of said estate, as per appic atIon on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven. in said district, on the 18th day noon, and that notice be given of the pend ency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in said district
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND, mh9 Jt Judge
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CATARR

ELS'S CREAM BALM Opens and Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflam- rom Colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and smell The Balm is quickly absorbed and
 particlets applied Into each nostril and ,s agreeable. Price 50 cents, at druggists or by mall. ELY BROTHERS, j..
 ThSaTu&w 50 Warren street, New York.
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grunistnms, &c.
.BTydGl'S East Rock TGaStOTG,

073 State Street, near Edwards. TT is fact, testified to by all our patrons, .1 that our Teas and Coffees are of the high est grade, and of the most delicious flavor sold in the city.
 Our Crockery, China and Glassware, also, of high grade. A. BRYDEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-25

silence. merely glanced GROSSLY at Mrs.
solomon.
"Ol. very vel" said Mrs. solomon.
"if sou object. why Wen continue
So the game went on. and there was
no further interruption 20 the play I'M
til Nr. Solomon arrived st about 9
o'clock He looked into the room with
a QuiZzical smile on his face and said
sarcas-ically.
Well. ladies, I am somewhat Of q
gambler myself but it's new one on
me To- get SO infatuated as TO sit playing
all day. It's frighuuly hot IN here.
DoaJ YOU notice it2'
"DCn- Interrupt, rs, said Mrs. Green,
very sol9mnly, We're in The middle Oh
play"
YES. dear. said Mrs. Solomon, with
ont looking mp from her cards, 40 SO
away.
Mr. solomon stood undecided for
moment. and then with q grin went mp
90 his room. The play came TO ,c1 end
when lIrs. Green. who had bet all her
pile Qr chips. threw down four hves and
raked u the big pot which had accumu-
lated under the spirited betting OF her
self. Mrs solomon and Mrs. Cu0ozo.
The last looked very spiteful rs she
threw down full hand OF aces ON
kings
Dear me. said Hrs solomon. as she
showed mp an Gee high flush. Il WASH
I'm i- at all.' Then She leaned back I'D
her chair and said: well / suppose
we've got 10 stop now. some day we
must arrange ID start earlier. and play
after dinner, 700.
The other women reluctantly admit
ted that they. too though. ir was ilme
Co stop. as they had 10 so home 10 am
ucr and knew that their hos9a.i-5
would De waiting for them even 3s l-
was. Each counted their chips ana
passed them over to Mrs. solomon, VINO
proved I'D be the biggest loser OF the
aav and had To- turn over $l5 10 nlr
q1fcsts Id nav her indebtedness iual
amount and $40 more conriouyeu y.
some OF the other losers went 10 ,no
chief winner. Mrs. Cardoza Ai1et IH1
accounts had been squared the women
showed that their tongues were no oIt-
ferent from those of the average OF
their sex. and for about ave minutes
there was perfect babel Oh lalA us
each told her yeXa-i0n at not having
done something thar she hadn't done
which would surely have changea me
fortunes of the day. Then all o. them
retired to llrs. SolomOn's room again
arl once more changed their costumes
n vas nearly z O'Clock when they SAID
e,of-by and passed out of the door
,-f-h Tho satclels containing lnelf
lressing gowns. - Cleveland Plain
dealer
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FIRE m WASHINGTON


Ihe Young Mons Christian. assoo,,.,,,,
Huiidins Almost DESTROYED ~. -,
oi1 Structure.
washington. July THE Young
Mems Christian Association building.
oa New York avenue. near the Treasury
Department was almost destroyed this
morning by a which for a time threat
ened destruction TO q large part Of the
block C. C. Byraus grocery store
adloins the y. H. C. A building on the
west and was badly burned. while the
hardware store OF James ID. Iamie was
also damaged, but not to o considerable
extent the principal loss being from
water.
The fire was discovered shortly be-
lore D o'clock by q policeman. who
turned m an alarm. Az this time the
IRE did not look like = serious matter.
Dut owing 10 some mistake the fire Ce-
partment drst went 90 a corner several
blocks away and before the engines
arrived on the scene the flames had
made great headW0y and the whole
interior or the building was ablaZe. as
was the back building or Bryan gro
Gerry. 90 which the flames had spread.
Before the fire was eXtinguished the
y. Nj. @. A. building was practically a
total loss. and an the goods in che upper
stories of the grocery were ruined. the
goods ON the first floor escaping with
out much damage.
The y. III. C.. A. building was an old
".
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FOR SALE

House. Z rooms and hall. 'ot nr. a.
18th 81. between Jacob and WOO.
House, Z rooms and hall. DI..
9TH ward, $4.3C0.
House, rooms. 18th ST.. ST.
House, roomed cottage. Jacob So Dr.,
2fth, $3.50.
House. 3 rooms. Centre Whe.sr. g..
House, S rooms and hail. h.tn ..-
gases, Jacob st. between 18TH .rI r
$, 500.
House. > rooms. 10Th ST.. $3.50.
Wheeling. 5000
House, 3 rooms and hall. Dot .vr p
( 18th ST., cheap. $500
House. g rooms and hall. l0t y q.
near street ear barn. cheap. N-H
House, . rooms, brick. lcJ Chan 81
~. leo
y Corner lot, Lind ST.. so IL front .,
Lots in McMechen. North Benw
Slendale Island, Eleineton. Park A.
Pleasant Valley and many other lot
ana near city CaN and got prices.
81. 300.
House. Q rooms. brick. lot sg1l-
Chapline st., 5th ward $1cm
House. il rooms and store room 81.
st. near Dist, lot 4lx120 IT,
= House. 5 rooms. lith ST.. $500
LouDie frame mouse. NV rooms ana $50
room, corner of 33l and Jacob sts rr
dor ST per month, &D10
House rooms, corner lot 2ith So a.
terms. 81. 400.
Lots on Lind ST., Belvejere. SIT
$40 each.
Business property on Market ST.. -.
> crate price.
5000 500. $500. $500. 5000 and g.
loan on real estate.
NESBITT g. DEFINr
Telephone Ci3. 1872 Marke. Stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust
James NJ. Russell and Fran
his wife. 20 me as trustee
18th day of January. 1857 ana
the Office of the Clerk If the
OF Ohio county, West Virginia
trust book .. page 100. / VIII
premises at public auction
THURSDAY. JULY -III|
commencing at 10 O'Clock o.
lowing described real estai-
piece or parcel of land sit
county. West Virginia, le
corner Of land sold by Jos
II. NJ Hervey, thence with
line y. 4Gil W. II poles, y. Dr.
y. II W. 10 poles, y. 81 W
white oak on the western
road. thence leaving HerF
with said road y. H.. II pol.
Y ~ l.. T. poles TO an
Helwig; thence leaving
Helwig's line y. 1875 l.. II p.
on the north side OF a spi
the same S. 5Si2 T.. p poles il
small run: thence down lnr
49, poles, 5. il T.. ~ poles.
roies. 5. 22aE W. Is poles. $
fo "a stake; thence ". ! pli
ginning. containing ina or.
less. Also an adjoining
as. beginning at a point lA
or Cumberland road, N. l'l D.
% ~, n stone al the upper corner
S6ii W 1872 poles 90 q sto..
9iit ". 6 poles 10 q stone, -
70 The center Of the National
L. 24.56. poles TO ne l5S pm pm ard
nerches more or less. .t.-s
Terms Of Sale-One-thiIl
oraee money or as much NOR
cbaser may elect TO pay n
residue In two equal eih'l-
u.itb interest, the purc-a-,
notes with approved seehii
| tered paymt ITS, and the
teined until thc payment ol
money IN full. ro,-f--
je25eodi l. r. JO-'
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HOODS PILLS are purely veget-
able. harmless. effective, do not pain or
grippe.
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AT EPWORTH PARK

Special 20 the Eeg,ster.
t,--r-r-h Park. Bethesda. Chic, Ju-y
% THE mast week has been especially
-l....r- s,- tho simmer residents here.
,..,.... how. laid the dust.
lla oce~S'''''' '.'' r,,.s~s
Drislteaad up 'I' ,-l..,.--
and kept the atmosphere III d e1''7--'
f-llv cool condition.
..si5sots are arriving daily now
oir of svDsc-
and every che ,.-.,,i,r,.
fancy as the time lor ''o
draws nigh. The programme. NJ. -o' , -''I
wear is rsplete with good things ana
every tacr, has been ptI lot" ara ~
roDder the entertainments superior 10
those of any former seasons. Inc l1Ne
has been ires1ened up ny lIo
showers and is used for bathing pur--
poses. and also has t"O Do3lS I~u-- M
upon To-
s,s-am of water works has been
br-i. -tf. wear. the water for which Is
.-.-rsf from tank situated on the
him which also feeds the fountains.
Pipes and spig0-s have been piaced Q,
frequent intervals around the circle
This viii furnish ample protecuon ID
case Of fire.
Port ,-,~,an snent Sunday with his
.,s+e- 9r-s CorraU of Bellaire, who
-s s,ar5fr~ tho summer here.
,,..,.-. 80 ,1-,et i,e-,oo
Nt- ana -lI7, d" ..1t ,,-- ,.e,l, 5fter
ID. O., ie-iIns1 uo ,,,. 80 ,. go. Nina
d p'S y - ,,--
~. C.r, Murray. Of GAINESVILLE. viii
s,s~J several DAVIS visiting her friend,
,Irs N We.senberger. of st. Paul,
MIN,
,-- anil Mrs p p lee. Of the Barnes
,.f-. r-~-r~7~.sa are among the most
..'.....r,, ...-i5s,-s of the park. Their
.-r CS.-7.s v.fa and baby are stay
....- ..,,-t. .t..r,
,,......~,. s...,r,l and baby 19ugb-
~ , '.. ,..t-, f,..,. -,,ta.~ Mrs Anna
49, ~ ~ i, n.II.t~,
', 49,. ~ 49,, ..,., .,or5 -bsi~ SIM
,,-'- t... ... Mr. and Mrs Ten SreDh-
AMI 1r- Cbsr,os DanI,vorfb of
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Special Commissioners Sale Of I-
liable Island Real Estate.

BY virtue of a decree OF The Cr
Court of Ohio County entered Ou III.
day Of May 1885, In a suit iu cha.
therein pending, I'm which l.. 81.
mer's executor Is plaintiff, and l.. . .
trustee. and others, are detenda
undersigned special commissioner
at the north front door OF the cow 1Das
on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10Th '-
commencing at ten o'clock, m. 90. 81.
lowing described property. OF
thereof as may be necessary f
and pay the debts described
cree, including costs of suit auI .
sale, to-wit: Lot No lol. situ.
south side Of Virginia Street
Island, in the city OF WhecluH
~, State of West Virginia.
siOner will first offer the east Ni.
the west half separately AND
offer said lot as a whole and
in the way in which IL viii br
amount. That in case said .''
does not sell for sufficient to
debtedncss andcosts herein de-
the said special commissloner
one shall pay and satisfy tho
said Indebtedness, VIII sell M $50. =
and ten feet off lot No. li.
the north side OF Virginia Sr
city of Wheeling Ohio Coun s
of West virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-The pur
pay I'm cash on the day 0f
Of the purchase money au.
notes for the balance.
equal instruments, in on.
respectively from the
interest from date, am
retained as security r. "
said notes or said conn ".l .'
the purchaser a deed ior l l..
and take a deed OF trust thereon
cure the deferred payment
GEORGE j. MATHIS
Special Comm
I John W. Mitchell. clerk
cult Court of Ohio County,
that George j. Math!son, So
missioner. has executed befo
such commissioner, bond in the
three thousand dollars. as rec
cree OF sale IN said case.
JOHN W. mitchell
jy1l. rs. -. aul. $50
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sENCE OUR DAISY HEZ TOOK HER
DEGREE


RKE WA clc-od Owls i2gs5 uuuuu uuu
ON. amt I err q adm our price, now
NUr er blow. no famerly-hCrn' -,
But I Tow thel tn world wa en- iuch' llO
When our dartcr. IN doctor, Nu4 poiH'
Wed no notion et that time o doin
TN ferlantherpy racket Gee vince
Et's surprsn' 30 think We're her parents
Sence our Daisy hez took her degree
Et's surprisin' ter think we've er gal mere.
THE, Kin give good old Saddle oa ~ - ~
On tn ueW-fanglest treatment O. !e -
TDver'n age~'n rhOOmatiZed lnlS.
When she TUX thet degree, ye0u AlA Jv9
her
'Tvruz ar big day fer mother'n me.
r-ot ter speak o. th' head o. tn coilcSe
Thet made Daisy ar fuli-hedge- NJ NJ
Them 4plomys cum high, but they pay
an our folks kin afford ter be sick;
Along TN fads I'm disease, no" HeaE'-
pendicitis. ct cet-we kin pick. 49,.
WHY cts mostly clear gain, now 'e'
ketch things,
We kin save what we'd pay ter outsiders
Sencc we're gettn' our dOcioru irce-
Now thet Daisy hez took her degree.
on. tin way tibet young critter KIN doGlor
Ez cr caution, old fogies Wil shahe
Eu their shoes when she hangs Gus "9'
she'T ies' scoop tn perfesh'nal cake
EeEe-iaueus hc isn't I'm it
-r he wuz tho, be couldn't tuI sec
7,6sf thar amt no more need O. folks gym
Sence our Daisy took her degree;
Boston GLOBE.
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TOR SALE.
WADDINCTON'

Containing - acres, on Bethauyp...
from city. Splendid fruit and n-..
dwelling house. Also dairy farm XIII.
class improvements, near Fiusliu- ..
W. y. HIlr
Attorney and Land Agent, City Bun. h..
ing. 1900 Market street.
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A womAN.s POKER Panty.


a D. % Il n n YIN r. IT, II n n n H
Forliddrn.
r.vr, Tho co,t in t1e solomon House.
80, ...., ......
anu -No'li7' enc l-"'- va '-'
Oh the verge 0i d STRIKE Dti0t- lul~i-'--
MAS served. That was because Mrs. Sol
,,,.r ,,.t, ,.,. mot ,suallv troubled
,.s.1. -,-,-e. 1,-3 f.-D En- n s-g+a 1f
49, ,..,....,.+ .,s sr,.,,a5
...- ,.-.. -,.-, N---,tro oYits sui-a1
-.-.- .i,,.,,,,b ras
ana 49, 49,. ~, f,.-f,,I
--.--ls anu -~.-S & ....,IsreT .0e
N'''ioi7" "--' .f >--fli.
"oui-A s--.-i 4- ,.-s ''-7- , 80
vas l.ooc-o % .'-'.' -. f,o5
,-..t. 1.,,- sf,sr +be
-,.., 5.....sr,-,
-o.,ol I-o ~ - ,,,s, Vs-lfa
somewhat calilef' anu NuVI 49,
cleared tlc ,lllse on lIe '---7 49,,
table and placed before NET d gar ''''
box happy smile Illuminated 1eI pane
face.
Mind now s1il ,-s. 40 .;
and have me -ln.--JI %. 90 5,.
res, ma @ll' s~ll ->o'> '
appeared.
Mrs. solomon sat down 1J lAe ,~l-l
and opened che box, disclosing some
packs of playing cards I'D uA1i t--0
wrappers ana 10" '' .,.l -. -C" .,,, on
CHIPS an oearlhs l.! ~. :. b.. .i-,.,,,, 1.,-
graVed monogram -. ..----t--,- .,,,.
di-1 solomon. 4. "17 l...,. re- s. 81,
me Ne" oIS SiN' . ~ ~ ne bov and
pitNee ~-1 @-'is 49, rs,re rorYo
placed them on lle - i- 800 7,.,~ ~l',,5
and pretty, ana ln sp'.e ~ l .t.r -sr9i
paior' ana pos9,15 .''' %ar Zion
grace ~ an l, lel y, -..o' ,-- lies of blues
and re5s IND whites was picturesque.
- - 50. ~ -.S-,rs around the table,
....,.,,,- L.,. og.r and rr tAe table be-
iuol''..i --'' .,,s ,I.esd -Rree piles Of
-J ~ .-, ,,n ,-i. es Twelve blues. ten
reds and twenty whites.
IeI7' ,..,t o.,iorlz Al few moments
lstsr me beu rams and the company
v5icb gIrs. solomon had been expect
fre beam to- arrive Within ten MIA
mas sI had come. They were mes,
mi mem women Of middle age. although
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-25

FOR SALE-LOTS IN AIARTIs-s ,.
~. o., centrally located. can 0- -
MRS. KLENES. 1lS Water ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-25
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS !

No, l09 Fifteenth street. room frame,
lot 20Xl00 feet
lots y. T.. corner Wabash and Indiana
streets, Island.
The late residence of Lewis Jones, de-
ceased No 20 North York St
No. lC6 $. Front st. river view, lot 60 IT,
No. 50 $. Front St. frame dwelling house
Building lot or Main ST, bet; 22d st. and
Alley To- has a frontage Of 22ia feet
The Bloch property, corner Main and
Ninth streets, 81 feet front, extending to
river; Will sell part or all of IL.
A fine building lot at Woodsdale.
A piece of Market street property north
Of the Postofiice.
No. 12S Fourteenth St. lot 30xl20 feet
No. 81 South Broadway, fine residence.
Two fine lots on s Broadway, Island
a desirable residence property, No. %
Indiana street, Z rooms. modern.
no. 2S21 EOm street, 2-story frame dwell
ing of rooms half lot No. T. 50. No. r.
2JXl00 feet.
MOaey to Loan on City Real Estate.
RINEHART q TATUM,
City Bank Bldg, Room No. G. Tel 219
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Browns Irou Eitters is perfectly
harmless. Given to children it
strengthens and uourishes the
growing body.
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TORRENT.
TOR RENT

FOR RENT AND FOX SALE r.-.-
at the Register Counting Room ''..
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
AtEOR SELE.-4.

The property No. IIo South Front
street; lot 4oxIoo, frame house, 7 rooms,
finished attic, pOrcheS, bath room, hot
and cold water. Also, one lot, 3oxI2o,
corner Of Erie and Indiana street. No
Improvements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-20

In the future W. D. Mabry, formerly
of this city. will not be known as Rev.
DR.. Mabry. but just plain W. D. Ma
bry. ESQ.
The individual referred to, who was
arrested some months go on charge
of adultery. the other party to the
transaction being Mrs. Alice Kelley,
the wife of Attorney W. c. Kelley, has
Withdrawn from the ministry, pre-
ferring to take that action than face
a battery Of evidence which the local
clergy had prepared in his case
W. D. Mabry, Esq, has been a plain
citizen for nearly two weeks, although
the news of his unfrocking only
reached the city yesterday The Upper
Iowa conference, OF which the erst-
while minister was member, con-
vened in Mason City. Ia, Oct. 8. Prior
to the meeting Mabry wrote to the
presiding elder of the conference, Dr..
H. H Green, and asked the privilege
Of appearing in person and defending
himself from the serious allegations
which had been made.
Whether or not the accused APP
peared in person. or by letter, adviceS
at all events he did not contest the
case. He asked for and was granted
permission to withdraw from the con-
ference. This action, according to
the discipline of the NJ. Z. church, is
equivalent to being expelled.
1t was perhaps a good thing for Ma
bry that he old not contest His fail
ure to do so saved the ministerial as
ISOLATION from having very rancor-
I =; v+,r of
which consisted Of affidavitS made by
persons in this city, who on oath
averred that they saw him and the
woman, on more than one occasion,
en- f1agrante delicto. It is presumed
some chance friend informed Mabry of
the contents and he decided to re-
treat.
One of the staff of this paper was
shown three affidavits two weeks ago,
which are Of such nature as to be
unfit for publication in the ''lOudest''
paper of the country Those from the
two officers making the arrest were of
especial interest, the res gestae being
very minutely described.
1t appears that the two officers de-
tailed upon the case, Gillespie and
Roberts, watched the church until they
had secured a thorough knowledge Of
the LAY of the ground" and then thew
lDDN GU On the WORKS DH means OF a
back window. Taking a point of van
tage they saw enough. perhaps. to sus
tain the charges, if what they swear to
is true.
It will be remembered, too, that the
warrant upon which the pair were ar
rested was based upon a complaint
sworn to before the date of arrest
And from intelligence impaired it
would appear that some of the Iaity
Of the church, who were engaged in
shadowing the minister, had another
"cinch" upon him. The offense for
which the warrant was issued was al
legged to have been witnessed by a
member of the congrega ton. who had
been doing a little "sleuthing'' him
self. His affidavit, together with those
of the officers. were all ready for pre-
sentation at the conference, and had
the accused made an attempt at de-
Tense there would have been a picnic.
But now it is all over Dr. NIabry is
no longer DR.. Mabry. He will not
come back here for trial, as he stated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-20
GAS THAT IS NATURAL.

People are coming slowly to a re-.
alization of the fact that natural gas
is a good thing and worthy of being
pushed along.
The kickers are ceasing, to some
extent, their swearing and are pre-
pairing to get out of the road of pro-
gression.
This is a funny old world, isn't it?
On one block in this intellectual city
one man threatens a suit in two hours
if Natural Gas is turned in.
Another man threatens a suit in
two hours if Natural Gas is not turned
in.
OF course it would be an awful thing
to offend the Dear Public" wouldn't
it? ---
What would you do?
Let me give you little common
sense" advice. Make application al
once for Natural Gas to be placed in
your house. -AA
It will give you perfect satisfaction
1t not only saves labor. time ana
many annoyances. but it saves monev'