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ANCHOR LINE.

United States Mail Steamships Sail from
Few York Every Saturday Tor
GLASGOW via LONDONDEKRY.
Rates for Saloon Passage
By S. S. CITY OF ROA IE, $50 and upward.
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, $40 and upward.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin, S25 and $50.
Storage. SD.
Drafts at Lowest Current Rates.
For further information, apply to
HENDERSON BRO1 HERS, I Bowling Green,
New York; or VI. B. Newton, So Orange st,
or VIM. Fitzpatrick. 661 Grand ave-, or PECK
Il Bishop, IG Chapel street, New Haven.
mys 6m
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-20

L O
from the an
guislled heart
Of a young girl
"a beautiful
girl who sees
ahead only suf-
fering and I'M.
cerainty +?
But oh, what
joy and glad
ness her young
heart pours
forth when she
'ealizes that her
dreaded enemy,
blasting infu-
is gone, ban
rover.
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{. r. JEFFcOTT

A NNOUNCES to the public that all of MS
IN Painting and Decorating business will
be carried on hereafter at and from No. LIZ
Church street, where he will be pleased with
his decorative salesmau} to show the finest
Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown to
the public, also neat designs and effects in
cheapest Wall Papers.
Between Chapel street and Public Library.
Telephone 1916. jal0 tf
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Cambrian Association.

During mo last forty years several
attempts have been made 10 organize
Cambrlau association In Utah, for the
object Of holding EhtgIdfods to com.
potu Tor prizes la prose, poetry ami
music, celebrate annually tho ami
veuary OF cur Welsh patron saint, ST.
DnviJ, ANA Ierpttla'o tie Wrah nm.
guagt. Mr. LuNis (GwIyn Diul.
father of Walter j. Lewis, n. the Jupe,
Hi's Instructor chloe, aud John Dawes.
tho Welsh translator 90 the book III
Mormon, were among the carly pro.
mutufs OF tuis literary society; butuUr
ui tul WgHt successful mnvrmguts in
organize ouch u society was made Il
lille over four years ago, mainly bv
lal9r bylJn, John @, Luwh fbptI
now Fusul y Iu tlu silent tomD. ~.
Governor lugEae, LliaB Morris, Prof
Even stephens, George "a, ByWAier "a.
H. Lvaun nni Il. G.. Thomas. M
run NJ THIS organization was a WrI.n
reunion und ii'oraTy meeting. MID
March 2uu, 1891, ut salt LaEs t,ity
when an enjoyable timo wns spsut IN
aingiugi Teciuug and uolivoribr u4trI.
luc speechtl. lais society, wnieh now
seemed 10 possess such bJsht Ur5..
prols OF becoming an eslabutl,B
Equalization ui tao Welsh la TTtar'
"as uippud suddenly In the bud by th.
Iralh o' l's energetic president, Major
hyh9hi Whlse death cast gloom aud
sAun'ai over the hymrlo nation. 81
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beaten 80 that ho had contributed
q LARGO umouut ~ The camla.gn fund.
Iauk, he sold, that result cIuli lc
worry easily changed. I said am u G
man loo that Lac 0i husiuc-s. AUaI-
words Dee said be was jaauug.n
"Dd DO indicate how 90 could be
changer"
UEn.U
"Hew long was this after The cleo.
"uu'l it mirhi bava been tho next
jay, sriAu next, OF tlo ntN'.n
"h amy rate that was before you
bad returned the boxes 10 the Com.
uls.iHu?"
cit mu., have nce1."
"N1 9uEE s.ilu was madO 20 you th.t
tlo change could bu mu lu after yuu
uni l1at pI'BU. sion Of { .u bJxo ."
WN 20
Asked whether any ono htsiiog B.Uh
augsg'teI 20 him that tho rcsull could
Pc changed, witness lu HwCrcd yes, u
person whu8u identity hp could mot
now recall This was 900 iTc DesUTct
rank corn O. ltuo woro o. soc him,
however, Doc would ku8H hiH. lie
uii not know man named Ottoman.
"Whon llioh spoke Go you, yUu
uudcuiu0d what hc muaulgn
81 ahouli Boy / didV responded tho
witness With quiet smile. "i didn't
know whether lac meant what ho said,
but / could only tako one meaning
from it-ihHt ibo only way 20 alter the
ruult was Go stun the bUN.n
Aalui HH 90 whether any other uof-
con suggested anything OF the kind f0
himi N.tursf sAiu he knew there wHs
Hspu deal OF W bat was called "lU8hiusn
going on at that timr, after the uiuc.
tiuu, iu reference o. matters Ht hia poll.
Ia nuHweg 90 Judge plwUsa.
witness was FREQ 20 nfp.g thlt be-
himself wna o. known "Iokutn ami that
iOts Of people hal Jlgrl with him over
the late election uud tho part hu played
in ~. Rich told him afterwards tnat
what De hat Htii was 30 jest.
AlD Barnes thUn luit tho stand aud
M1t0ui Ih0maai Judge ut poll %,
Third precinct, was the next witness.
10 was tcsiiiyiug 30 answer 90 Attlr.
uoy hilus when tIu NEWS REPORT
ClJrtd,
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The trisl of tho dauagr sult OF John
McCaitu against uo iIl Guule
Western Railway company which Us.
commenced Ju Thursday lu CHie'
Justice Mar.uFc1ur5 hls resulted boo
"a uOu.HuIL iuu piaiuuI sought Go fc-
cover .-J,OIU damages for alleged ma.
lCi0ua prosecution, Tho facts have
been gwen in these columns Prev
ously.
The case % a. L.. Slain chBtgoI
vita cutufl.s H building belonging Co.
luIieuham d. Brain aud stealing a
sai OF cntpeuieta tools, tug psor,.tF Ut
Daniel b.. WHBriiu, Oh AUrI BID I1Hf,
reached hu jury 900 Judge Blrcb'.
cuufi eat $3.50 Y'oi.u, yesterday aii.I-
noon uUI 600 $3.50 a verde. Oi gully
was to.uIa...
Ftui k1Ilsr has commenced an 8l.
NChmuut .UI. 900 Justice Hsrvuy'H
court agaiuat the piym.ulh Rock Pants
company Co. COLLECT s2l iUj Uu usslguUI
accounts Or udyosuuu.. An attach.
ment has been Issued anu tue suuul
las levied on the fi.us.
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tho beginning OF the following year.
1879 iuull CauUIIu HUuiptg Was
established Hi SptIi. Fork. uf8u DO
tHc efforts 1i John j.. JIuJH, ~. I.uuI
u. !umra, Edward L.UUslyu uuI
u.hul lovers music and Wyal utria.
iurf. 8. Dayll's DAY uf 1902 aud
1893 was celebrated there 81 holding %
EuUi EH'C1df0l unI f..uHUu,
lHru patriotic CambTluua of HrlH.
lap Fork are out again with u.HI
program Cor Nsful lHI, 1905.
Offering prizes Tor the boot poetry
aud Hn.lug. pr0is. Giles aud DauiulH
and JIHu j. Dsv.Ha ui Provo
have glgily consented Do act al udIu-
ulcN,pTs IOs the occasion. Tho
Eis,uIdlld will De- hold iu tIu after.
moon and tho concert Il Che evening,
nj Che grand pavilion; ai % O'Clock
lu the forenoon 81 meeting WIIl hr bella
nI the city hall, with Goo object of re-
H.'0U.Hhiur general CBmlticau uafl.
citation iIrt the Welsh people OF Jwbi
Dc will not interfere with the 0Esulai.
zion ut spanish IgTF, huI viii ala nIl
local ufssuZliUua of Welsh JtIuiauf
A cordial invitation De- given t1 tue
Welsh pclp.ouf Utah auI tu.lf f.urds
81 JOIN tho association aaI Htum ,lu
utuiilHl 10 H fIuIu..uIHu uI quo
prom eco OF tlis u.y..Ir 90 follow iru
example 70 thu Chicago Camuuau
a. gHaIu, who AWARDED .Unu liberal
r.a o. tuu bot singers aul u1mIU.
lions lu uIaso aud poetry. at tuo
lH,gIligu ut tuu Wuul'a FaIFIu Sep.
tuuuub 1893, when thu salt Llgu
IalciuaglB chUir won tho trC1uI
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at ALI DEPENDS"


Thors has boon wcll dcnuoI ru.
mof-quletly hui audibly Whispered ia
railway cirglgN tue lart TOW days 90
tho Ouu0t TINT the Salt LIKE and Los
Angeles Railway mpauy haItuu Co.
latt trhlu out Of tho 100 Grsude West
cru depot, a5d that with Che beginning
Of the approaching SUMMERS blacb
bathing uusiu.i passenger ;raiiIe
would bu Transferred Go the Union pa-
clGc.
with vluw 90 asc,r,aluulg tho cor-
fectnus8 ur This statement q New
reporter this afternoon sought lu inter.
Wow with Conceal Passenger Agent
Burnley, % the Union Pacific, but that
gentleman wnH entirely "Iu tho uafRp
anu nai no Information whatever on
the subject
From q Rio Graudo official 10 was
learned tuat SOME attention would DO
givou 90 this ruliHumU business by Gou.
ersi Manager Dodge un his arrival 30
this city 'hu latter palt 20 the wuok,Gnl
hu was anxious that his road and the
Los Angelica road should continue
working together.
A representative Of the latter line,
when n.Goi Tor statement concerning
the possible hilton up between bis some
pauy and tho UuiOn Pacific, duuit4
mat any such arrangement had been
entered Toto 90 yet, lie. however,
volunteered the explanation that 30 aiI
depended on what tho Rio Gmuuo
western would do IN the matter. Ifit
agreed 10 certain gupulHu0us truius
would run from 100 depot Ia this city
70 Sal,nlr Tor another srasOu--lt II
liIh'i they would probably depart
nom tIy passenger depot Of the Union
Pacific.
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Land ONCE.

Tho following hllugs were made IN
the local land Office under date OF
February 20;
WIN. ID. M!los, Of Paradise, Cache
county, final proof If homestead entry
OF tue aluihuaaI quarter OF section 20
township 10 norm, range Z east.
John II. Fiudlny I kansb, Kane
county, desert entry OF the southeast
quarter Of tho southwest quarter Of
Haeli0n 70 AMI tho east haf OF the
northwest quarter aud the west half ~
the northeast quarter Of section 80,
lOwlsplp 80 SCUM, range o west.
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Do Nm Nenncr,s Morl.

As will b8 seen by Ioalh uotlcs ia
another column, Joseph ',, che sovou-
itcu'yCnr-1ii son Of Ar uuI Aira. !. &,
Grow, OF the Twenty cc1ud ward %.
ihis city, passed from mortality 20 $500
O'CLOCK this morning Iley0uuE man
tIus uutimuly cut down hls endured "a
long fprIl OF sickuts, anu Tor come
time 10 was irli tlal Doe could not Zee
cuvuL Ihc NEWS IJias with tur
'ficnus " deceased 300 uEutoriluH Of
sympathy 10 the bUrulveI family and
rulauvuH. Hu waBu brother Of CAP
lniu o. II. Grow, Of tho Fret Infantry,
National Guard pi Utah, and o. grand
son ut tuu Alu Henry Grow.
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In the case % Che Utah National
bank We j. D. WaIiona mud *. rruaclE,
Judgment was today entered 81.
prayed.
Toe case8 OF tho People VI VIM.
Shovel has boon aouuauei till March
2lth. Tue indictments, four Ia mum.
uer galg.H conspiracy.
IuIHu " D.. D.. Richie, charged
Win l.ynly. lslal uett tor MlIcu
BON.
j. O.. William, indicted Tor burglary.
Trial reset ,gg Match .l.t.
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4 Few I0n san Jake

NF E.Hn bee hHgH wonderfully Improved
D.. 'H. U. IH.HH IHH' UT "H.. H|IIIuH prescribed.
IHrgH. % thru iHu world .HH.a ..a|HT aud
more distinct IH.H '".H .... who'll" Goo close
WuI. ib.y arH very r.Htia. 90 m" 0IU.
OEuH.L EUhNuLu.,
Secretary OF thu lIg..Iua.g, Ilu0H Church
mover wore r'aH..H before IhN have given
me su,h puuegt aa.Hl..HIu a7 iHHrH HIal Ug
uu auglu Crliur.
THOMAS "DNNUI.
Grocery doua.iuuH. q. Il, MI.
had my eyes trHi1I Hr lgr UfafaH0Hl.
NUUUlau" Previous tI securing I.. service Hf
uG 7Ur'murluu. who hsa gwen mH u. Gov Ir.
hr.i correction oi imperfect ryu.HHi HaFu
JOINS NICHOLSON
IHtE# boon Wearing ..4saHH Cor l yu1r and
have NHu..luIHi uTH"f Won HIIIHI HIHH Huf
grIn1Ir. $500 iHEu nuurr HaI mH Esa s1
luor0a eHIF tested AZ HHT HrHH ..uH Hr ur
O. o. rHulWUTIIUH, who HHs HUuI 4U F.aHHrs
tHIt NIH given HH.t. comfort IuI |mHTulyl
t.. Jon. Do affords 900 u.na|lr. H MAKO tuH
%. @. uYWNTEu
sgrl machinery raIt lH.H IgnIIo.
WHAT HON. LJ. GEAUT.
The California gs Uc1rIeH.msa. author of Pho
lanase LA''a"14 N.if H1gH H. uH ln"t1g'a
Iam wuru. rnssus 0u. Doth Oar and near
vision. .I.HH H" DR. H..."H.I|H. IH.. ITU
perfect HHI D recommend uIu t1 aN WUUau
1rH H-a4 attention.
woaG GEAgr
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Ia 500 iN.I IHs. 70 f1u uI Ir. D..
IS. NcFffNad, 70 HuW.Hunt mofcbau.
90 Live Oaa, ruitvT c.. o.. wa.
tl.uu With very heavy OIL. Tho
pail'iu hIH Cbusf Wufr 81. severe that
hu Dad HIumH HuI uas threatened
with rugumUuIr. lilo inturrp.vt bin
several large H.HUs of Chamberlain
COUSIN li0m.ty which broke uu tIu
cough HuI lu.UI him. M. NpFaf.
lnul 0a.s when guf lIH cui.ufru have
GROUP Nr invariably gives them
CusW.sTl1,H'H Cough l,rurIy, ana
alvey. cures them. lls CIfs.Irrs 10
the 3D.. cHurh remedy Boz tlu marku..
Forrest. b. ..u .#I.II.
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HInL. nd Flrrmnn Snrr,s-

Tho rcsiiunre ota ntcmaa &, no
more pio1i against dcyourlns dame
than o d7ol0r De- imparyi0us q tho ills
that 90 .et human flesh. Tina. O. tao
way sam sHry, fireman at Station 30.
-ou tls wgsi eide, llzrs up tho aI.la.
zion. 5ulduy was 5Am's "Jay orr
and hu spent 10 NJ home with Hla wife
hnd babies. AZ night he wauioI Co
Illuminate the parl1r 20 no no the
chandelier which was suspended from
"a lhucy center piece ia the ceiling. The
lamp toll anu was blown 10 pieces IN
an explosion. La au instant tho room
was hllru with sm0Ee anu flame. Blt
Sam was equal & the occasion. IL "a
manner ihut would have Put the chem.
lcal engine apparatus and CROW at
second base lac put out lhe whole bul.-
uesr. When, however, excitement hau
snosided ana ever tling was cleared
away 10 was discovered tina. tho pufIof
organ and other sT,.cltB Of furniture
were pretty badly burned.
Tue loss, though n0t great, 10 entire.
y covered iy insurance.
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AMUsEMENTS.

Gro. KEENAN,, tho noted traveller,
lgoIuT,a a1tte rheater on his slDsrin
experiences tomorrow nuI Tuurlay
eyemrga. TUu fale VI seals 10 nov
g0iUg on.
MARIE iiuaR1Cuu5 has consented,
A-IegaA'y 90 lHa uusir0 expressed los
INC NLWH, 10 IA De- q change % her
program, iho rr, lllRato Will now he
lhe blll fuuay anu Judah Will ip
played Saturday night.
Az the GRAND Ffou Ff0u is ruL-
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NE GOES UPON THE BENCH.
Probate Judge MgNilly look his seat
This Morning.

Probate Judge McNally took his
scat on the bench thI1 morning Tor the
mot time siuco his appointment %
office, anu while uoaU OF the cases Tor
hearing To-Day were of special impor-
lance tlure was quite rush OF tucm.
The new judge sUt through bis w0rH,
nevertheless, cEuullti,udIy AuI well,
aud made quilun favorable impression
among the attorneys aud others present
no tins his ualluu sgFuiUu.
DURING tlH Jay Judge NUNully laa
received q large number gl ifiuudIy
c1.ler, each 90 whom brought VITA
Aim loo u. gJnEutl.tuua.
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r, Il. LANGDON nEBE.
the DIG Railway Contractor aud Party
In This cry.

II, Il. Llnsd1u ani party OF i've
registered ~ tho Iiuusiori today,
having arrived from the NORTH this
morning. They leave Tor tho East on
this evenings Il, @. W. train.
MI Lansdon's presence In the city
has caused % good deal OF speculation
IN allwgy quarters. HoaAprsattal.-
way coutraStIr aud builder anu ID
10 polluted Out tnat los does not come
nero with his engineers Tor nothing.
whether or not his pfeseuco had
something 10 40 with prospective
road Wrsl towards Los Angeles, or wag
~ c0uurytlou with J0ms Hrhuuip of An
eGcIuivuly local ChlmutuL was The
Ihomo 90 uu open discussion. Itmuy
boo mat they ntu merely returning
rom i01hiug over the san JOaqui.
valley rr,i o1 In California.
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Tho Uul woman's Press club viii
moe. at tho ,nias OF De- T.. r.. Ship,
Thursday evening, gslh inst, at 1850
D.. ca. a iuil attendance u especially
DESIRED aa business Of Importance IL 10
DO tTu4bacint,
l., 3. WILCOX, Secretary.
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AlI0IngIl. Nemrmher m.

Chief Jusuop Merritt, mudo an order
this mJrnlus 10 tho effect that no
attorney Uo allowed from this time
forth 90 iaho any uf tho court lilies
from tho c.gfE's oiiicn without nst
giving white rtuHIt
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Mug along 10 good audiences in ez-
cu.ient aIyle, itwIl boz continued aIl
.hia week aud OIi REGIMENT which
u another veui9u OF Dsly'a Passing
Regiment, viii 80 on the boards Mon.
day next
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Gauss aud consequence. First try
cheap anu poisonous baking powder,
Next call the doctor Use ID. prceis
Baking Powder aud health viii le
uHsuIul,
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When c5ur. rc-couvouud Mt 9 O'Clock
Chtliuia LUichcr again went upon
'1tihll anu Ia answer 20 at. WI
lt4i md he called the attention
OF iht tummlfsIlu % tIp fact
ilii hs box labeled poll ! contained a
i'lth key, ana nlrl SAID HlmuthluE
tgli Rlcl having stated IL was broken
81 Ntl's poll,
George L.. Nyc. one cf the three
ll'istl, was uucsllouvd hH CO.
Hbtlltf they had token testimony iu
i'nu 90 tuu Third precinct; further,
u lhliimau Letcuur was examined
ecu what no testified 10 pa reference 90
lho broken key.
Attorney Williams objected % this
Itt li lucsu0uing auu the objection
Wlstls,aluUd,
Henry Barnes, 400 answer 20 Alton.
tty hl.gai slated that hr was pFrfIt.
lgilulgv lu tie Third precinct, at poll
o o. II, Hardy aud M0r0ui rhomsg
a,ie tlr ether tWDlu'Euf. Tho Con
ll'allllat box WAS new one; the
llly on old ono, and both were
tli.y "htn tho polling began. Dur.
lli ugsi % tue time tho counting
tNe votes WuH going on
NNne5 took no part ia il
lal Mnsr. Thomas and Hardy
w ihotl 40 tuu counting. WituoBs wEg
4lNe unWell that uny, having been IN
l'NE1ie OF the night before, and alt
Hca 'oFo during most VI the dime
,ne counting. There were "guitg
wv onlu0hcu, Including NtH.fs.
Y!A'l sloan aud Booth. TINS count
NJ. W. completed about 9 u.u, Oh tue 7Ll.
wines dtuutud G. l.. Stephenson 10
wv clerical work IN his toad, 90
,.lnl 'l lhu iudIHuofIu0u. Aurf the
tl' we NlAts were locked and taken
,ue uy witness. They remained in
.,',,'i0u the whole time until de-
r'sl'I 10 the COmmNEiuu. Mitupa.
NV Aa'hlng OF q couple Of ballet
~. NAHag hHuu lpi. ili tue rpirtst.
4,ll loom ur tent.
tou ullL't leave your. ihor,gD
w." witness further Faii bskert
A'l' n. mo boxes Iu HE p8rErt
1uu 'OA.s were kept raiely ia tDr
,.us room athis house. II ihsre wns
t.htn Key % didn't lrlour io bis
~ ans DO know potbirr ua,s
1ty I. glAu iI9m "H,Itgt mmuED
oB..,''ii' you ever no auy time, IA.
49, I, permit those boxes iu ygur
t5alh, 20 DO opened Tor tho Iurposo of
49, ln or taking out ballet gl5
wv Attorney Hiles.
u',- Powers ,bltttaI 10 the gura-
Az Nl' lue objection WINS oypTriiIaJ
vs,,l,y hlIrs claiming that inosfr'
hiH' 'lAul was alleged tly gIJ,sf
ny. "as permissible.
y.,'S1saa then ausWrrpd-.It yyss.sr--
s..Ue 70 me uy two or Tine, T,,g
U5 " could BIO done. '
N, ug.,s. anything ever AMID IN go, D,
u.Isc,t, went on 90 atE, "uuuu me
ds.sStsD' hol only the fgasibility I'D
t'Ts, ssN-' uut Of tue probahiIitv of fla
Whg1ouei u you would cOnson.?U
an, htsiialed anu Att1.p.y
hBs, a,ae further - DO ~
NM eyl having "a yJrvp-s.,i.,,
MIN faii'y ln Tue rtBr uartDi II 'ric'l
usE1 4''rr the election. rorrernig,.
l.. 61Net2 DO you know XII
'iu.D
u5t you ever have INV co,y,,,,
uJ'',A MIN about llau N''"
le,lsd nav N UD 4, Of ihe parties who sug.
~ b sy" u could DO ..nl!I ''s
"Now NV, M second South streot.p
"la,Iy'ralion.p 1'' was sald At thpt
lhaas' 1 , he said It was an ,,vo,
~ Ait' MoCune had 6e.p
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""NNNAN" WV ''N"H
Complaint hal been H.oi 300 the
Fourth district court By AuuIu anu
william Johustlu0 aguus. w.
hvaEugr W. n, Rowe 90 A., alleging
that defendants without cause ana uy
.ofCu impuaJuci plaintiff Annie Johi-
stone, .uuy charge cruel treatment uy
when she ana ucr infant ullld were
rendered 800, ANA Hhr was compelled 90
uny sil Boa order 90 regain her liberty;
s-J. 900 DO the amount VI damages asked
toe
a uaIrlagv license was plHu.,d 90
John J. Mcguire uuI Mise Su G..
Riurlami bJlh OF Ogden.
An aIvoftIlsmogi has appeared iu
the iron dge, published go New Y0ra,
FOR "a competent man 10 take charge oil
tie hnHhiug machinery OF .hc Ogden
iron plant. WUfI was received fum
ME- Evans that few duyu would
fuilcu % complete hl8 hu8IuCss UBst
aud that hc then would return.
AZ ,hu REGULAR meeting Of Che county
court yesterday "a motion prevailed o.
reconsider tho action OF the uouf. 400
the matter OF aii 90 tho proposed wool
curing plant, sg'u0tmuu Child aud
Wale were appointed 90 confer further
with lhu ghaW..lu' commerce .u tru
matter of securing sito fyr the ,oJuI.
Ing pInlt
Confronted mHHH make harpy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

HOODS PILLS act oanIly. vet
rompliy ana ofio.en,ly ON the bowels
'hd liyer zoe. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26
,contnu,d nan rage ones
STILL STRUGGLING


-.tt,, objection % Judge Power.
,..tbsr IN d he know the box hal
not been tenn ai'i 80 t5l,,.,, I.s.,b. r
sSiMr Parbel. .. ..r-
q, Mo- said that 30 far 90 ho could
tbsy were now ia the s'inl c'nli'
,i.o AZ On the evening Oh election u's'
~. HANK tally lists were stolen rom
isn rgl...Jm UuTiug ina. uuy' .,..
uS1ilovr YOU any reason o. believe
...t tbtss tally marks on lhls llsi 10
,cprlsant tho number lI Eot'H NAV
..i IA the los iIf smith lhAt unl
trifprsa said boo had not Alc HlNo
.vef applied n5 90 hlr Emery
ufs ID NOT o. fact that lJa sglnlAltl
a.. Rs.ubHuu hlllJlt INFO p'lttt anu
w stralsut Democratic hnu tuc
,s-,is.aI ballots Into olhet piIes'
UHtH We uit'' mined Ola.
JsIes P0wots croH-'kaminel the
v,inrss. who said tntrc vas ollJ ono
nliy aleuf kept az puil l Mnllo voc
v-ils Uuf1 being cluuilu' A"lH W..
ienusa d5moUJly hai mado away
-ib me blanks during thc Jay. nlf'
lH#I. N||I|MH N"' .
I'm tue thCuI There wac tlllr
iflBtIc lu the count ui tAo lti'I'oIlAl
v-ir5.
nWal tho dispute wilh respect 10 .ne
SAY boo which ao1u'ello" kept 'No
tsIyY
Witness said 10 was lnllahu ull
1.trrsivu the ballots NJ the wlnloW
Al aU, u0I Iid be- touch ihrm ln any
Way. None touched The oaiil's
A. Che .cauvas iu the even
Inc rxcsrl the thrc' Judaca' witness
had r1 thought 90 any one tanlleFllE
viii afgH1usiuE Tao ballJ. uoAta' 20
one wen. into tho uluiug in'iA ~ h'7
b.u.e whore tIu blzus were Kept lg'
Hirs hir own family ITO was cJhh-
tsnltnay were in precisely ihe tamu
condition When delivered up 70 hlo.sif'
L.tsnof AMI Pafhs n when t1cy
Wtft locked up alter the canvas on
billing Uay.
20 Attorney Eliica wilnu haid ihal
Haus Bsrna accompanied him 20 tlo
UWb Commission building Whun 40
t51s iHg UlEtl ihufr,
ole i uoi aiact that Hank hntnca
Uhr riolIiing judge OF poll y hhu
your t0K 90 his house aud iuat you hai
usNyour h1use'" lhaughtsL)
Witness asij % was NOS ana denied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

Confronted mH|H make happy
humu. C1uieImuut always '0'laaa
the u.s Ui De- Prices Cream Baalng
Powder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-13

The Season-A Satire" appeared in 1881. Since then he has published many poetical productions and three novels. In 1863, in conjunction with Mr. ". J. Courthope, he founded The National Re- view. The work which last brought him into prominence was prose work entitled 'sThe Garden That Love. " But it was the following poem that has undoubtedly led to the appointment of Austin as laureate, and that it was @ strictly personal royal" appointment will scarcely be denied after reading the verses. There is something like hollow moekery of death, awful fouting at hu- manity itself, in the assumed Glove" talk and mourning when one recalls how speedily the funeral baked meats furnished celdly forth an almost unnat- ural wedding feast:
 ALBERT VICTOR, Duke of Clarence and Avondale, b. Jan. 8.
 1s04 d. Jan. IA. 1892
 But love, the boon of lord and clown,
 Love had he made his own,
 Love, jeweled beyond any crown,
 Loftier than any throne, Had found maiden fond and fair, Who. trembling on his heart wept her glad
 weakness there.
 Alas for her. the graced, the good,
 Forever doomed to wear
 The mockery of widowhood
 About her maiden hair. Scarce had she time to reach and clasp The gifts of love but they were ashes in her
 graspi
 Oh, if she could exchange her lot,
 And now were free to choose
 With one who, in some whitewashed cot,
 Over her baby coos And tend the humblest hearth that burns, To whose awaiting smile the cherished one
 returnsi