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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

NTou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
a pear tu an action brought against you by
tho above named plAinun m tho Disulct Court
OF the IAlrd judicial district Of tho Territory
Of Utah, aud TO answtr tho complaint nlod
therein withln ton days tcNclutlNe OF tue day
OF HcTyccl after tho service on you OF thia sum.
moua-u served within this county, or, II
served out Of this county, but "a this district,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dAys-or judgment by dofaut viii DO tAkCn
against you, according 10 tho prayer OF said
complaint
Tlie said seton Ia brought TO have decree
Of this court dlHs0lyiug tue bnuda Of maiTi.
mouy eAisuug between piaintu and defend.
ant on plaintiffs petition Restoring g. plain.
tn her muittn name, tp'Wt, caroline ".
Anterior, ana granting her general relief
prayes ON tho ground that ABOUT tho month ~
Apul. 1870. tho defendant GHrcs tdiug the
soiCmnity Of his marriage VOWS, Wllfuls nud
without cause deserted and Abandoned niain.
tf, aud hAs ever since continued o 10 wiltully
desert AMI abandon her. aud TO 1.-Two separate
ana HVATt from her without cause and against
her will sud without hor consent
And you are hereby notified that II you TAU
20 appear and answer INC aAtu complaint A.
abb owe required, tho aaid plmnUn Will apply
20 tho court for tho relief demanded tharoin
Wines, the lion Samuel a, Merritt, Judge,
and tho zeal Of tho district court 0t
tho Third Judicial District, IN and for
f6EALl tue Territory OF Utah. tuia twenty
second day Of November, IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand oight nun
drod and uinely'nye
DAVID y, DUNBAR,
II. A. Smith and o. NJ. NELSON, Attorneys.
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In the District Court IN and for tho Third
Judicial District q utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.



Albcd =. white and noraua ~ White. Juliet
troNan. Joseph H. Matthews nud Fannie
~. Matthews, Annie a. Anderson, Ju no a.
Trumbull, ~. MONTGOMERY. John JOHNSON,
Simon d, MnCtiu, -. u. Nituer, eoorg0
iluuEhton, LOUIS Ioto, Althra hrlwn.Wi.
liam y, narman ns executor Of The estate
Of William B. uarman, deceased Nellie 80.
Wall and D. Gregg, George W. Ogosby
aud William GtbUy, defendant.
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NOTICE To sTooKHoLnERs.

once on hllt Lake IIUTy 4 ITauIlHI 90,
SAT- Lake CITY Utah. Dec. .0th, i'Jl,
TTNHERE WILL liE a SPECIAL MEETING
i OF the stooAholdcr8 Of tho salt Lake Liy-
cry q transfer 90, held 90 tho compnny's 0nir0
80. 200 " oct TEMPLE street, salt Lake CITY,
1huuday, January plh, 1906 90 8 p. no. tor the
election OF directors aud Officers Tor tho pur'
nose uf ammondng Article ", changing the
date ct annual meetings from tho lsst We'd
ucadhY OF October 10 tue second Thursday ia
January, ana Tor the tfanHHcuon of any such
Other business IS may lawfully como before
said meeting. GEO. 4, OuELl.
secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tue Probate Court, In aud for SAT- Lake
County. 1cuUory OF UlRh.
In the matter Of tho estate Of MoTns Gold.
berg, deceased

In the matter Of tho estate Of Morns God.
berg, deceased
NOTICE IL hereby GIVEN THAT
~ John .. Dooly, administrator with tho
Will annexed. Of tho ostAte OF Morris told
bers. deceased. has TO dorcd for settlement,
ard hlel IN taid court. hH nnhl account ~ hls
HdmiuistrAIun Of said rftfIn uut pOtiUOu Cor
nnal dstribuuOn 81 the residue Of sadcstale
among the persons entitled thereto, unu that
Tuesday, the IN day Of January, a. %. 1894, ut
10 O'CLOCK a, M, 40 the ,Uuri room oi said
court, IN The County tourg house, salt Lake
CITY and County, utah Territory hnn hOsn
daily appointed by the nudge u sad court. Tor
tho settlement " tNu account and hearing
anid petition for distribution. a. which time
and place any person interested tn said estate
may appear ana show cause, II any there be,
why SAID account should not DO settled and
approved and hnM dbulbgt oa made IA
prayed Tor,
Dated December ID. A. % los
C. D. STANTON.
CLERK OF The Probate Court.
ny A. q. REESE, Deputy CLERK.
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For sale by 2. c. N. l.. Clark FL
dicdge & Co. Western Hafdvsre c.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., ard CO. a
Lowe. 1sls Lake City. Utah.
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n. A. SMITH and O. NJ. NELSON
Attorneys.
suMMoNS

In the District Couri ia and for tho Third
Judicial District OF utsh Territory.
County u HAlt Lake.
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Shirts Made to Order.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
]. 7. Gardner,
1875 l3S nLlE STREET.
EsTRAY POUND NOTICE

nSE som.EL MARE ABOUT YEARS
~ old, white feet branded ! right hip.
n the Above animal D. not claimed and
taken lsssy on or before January 2nd. isli
She will DO asld as city ottrAY pound A. .. m
JOHN -. NATION,
Found keeper.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

nellnquont notice, Buckeye Mig. & Milling
cnmuany. Location u principle place oil
business, salt Lake tily, Utah. Location
OF mine, JuAb county, Utah.
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The development ofthe great North.
west 10 sometimes attended with peril
nus incidents. In running sien "a b. ala
rom Rainy Lake river TO Rsiuy la o
recently, n steamboat wac compsllOd 10
plunge over falls ten feet high.
At the last moment the engineer
ieemel prudence tho better part Of
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NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon ihe following dusg Tibod stlcg, on
account OF assessment levied on tho glth day
Of nov, 1890, the several amounts Het opposits
tho names Of the respective shareholders a.
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CAtoline o. Peterson, plaintiff, Va. MAthinl
Peterson, defendant
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Tho People u tho Territory ~ Utah send
efeoungi 20 JCns a. luagaard,
Defendant
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OVER FALLS Ten FEET nIGH.

THE DARING PLUNGE OF A sIEAM-
BOAT IN THE NORTHWEST.
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prLlNourNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

principal place OF business SAT- Lake city,
Utah, location Of Minos Tiuto Mining Ds'
trict, Juab County, Utnh.
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SUMMONS.

In Tie District Court 100 and fot tie Third
Judicial 1istsiri of ufah Territory,
Nouuiy 81 salt LaHc.
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah sshd
rcouusi 10 Mataiaa PETERSON, defendant
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II. a. sanHSu. NJ. NELSON. Ai,opsYs

y. n STEPHENS, Trustee.
Attorney FOR Trustees.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
Southern and
Western States

Although Willis Kelly, an Indian,
pleaded guilty at Lee, /. T., to killing
his wife, he was acquitted by the jury.
Because h,s wife made poor soup,
John Coleman, colored, of near Jack
sonville, Fla, fatally shot her and wal
lynched by neighbore.
In jealousy over her husbands al.
tention to Mrs. Jane Wallace, Mrs
Martha Waller, of Blackwater, Va,
stabbed her to death with q pitchfork
While at breakfast, LOUIS Maxwell
Of Austin, Tex, was fatally shot by hii
son accidentally firing a shot gun, and
his wife was badly wounded.
Chairman ]. II. Kitchener, OF the
Democratic Central Committee Of
Starke county, and a prominent attor.
ney Of Canton, Ohio, was bound over
TO answer q charge of counterfeiting.
w. T. Lopez, an employee of the
United Press In New York, was found
dead in a bathroom in . Washington
hotel. Death was caused by inhaline
illuminating gas. No reason for sui
eide is known.
T. I. Morris, of Springfield, Ohio,
who embezzled SIS, 600 belong 10 build
ing and loan associations, and escaped,
six months ago, returned, and sur
rendered himself TO the authorities.
Baltimore has been chosen as the
seat Of the next General Conference Of
the NJ. L. Church.
AT Barboursville, KY. Jesse FIELDS
and Joseph Adkins have been sent to
prison for life for killing Judge
Coombs.
w. H. Mcguire, assistant cashier Of
the First National Bank, at Omaha,
Neb., committed suicide, in conse.
quence of bad health,
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
Pennsylvania
vn Items.

For telling fortunes at Reading, Mrs.
Kate Marley, will be tried citi4N -,
No heirs can be found 20 OF w. Y
$4,000 estate Of the late jos2S In I
derson, Of Trexlertown. tRKuIv
Michael X. German, of RI. ng,
was struck and dangerously injua by
a train at Allentown.
The death sentence of Fred Nc
Donnell, Crawford County, was Pom
mnted by the Pardon Board to d. rm-
prisonment.
With much Of the goods stolen{ ON
Storekeeper Levy of Mount Joy, qhil
possession, John Wsaverlwas land ID in
Lancaster jail.
fThe man arrested at Devon as CT orgt
Windish, wanted at Pittston fOt The
murder Of his wife, has been reld sed,
as he is not Windish.
Murderer Charles Garrett, at eba'
non, asked for preachers TO yisi&& dim,
A plank that he was feeding III cir
cular saw at McKeesport, strucf .ant
crushed the head of Charles SUI ster
Because he couldn't find VI < a
Easton, Patrick Grier, ot SC5f ton
drank iaudanum and is now hos
pital. Jas
Farmer Edward Ealey w,,o~ I a
West Chester on a charge aini
his " barn, near HoneyE *
By the premature expl Of /
blast at Hereford, Charles, III WA
dangerously hurt and JtH Geh,
hurled many feet.
James McCadden may from
blows received in q boxing t amen
at Pittston
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
PENIS GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1896.

Adelbert Richter's neck was broken
by a fall from his bed and downstairs
at Reading.
A man suspected of wife murder at
Pittston has been arrested at Denver,
Lancaster County.
The Lancaster Conference Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium
opened a two days session at Lancas-
ter.
Reading police arrested Harry De
Long and George Hechler, who had
tramped through the rain from Ephrats
ito see the world"
Frank Evans, Joseph West and Ed
ward Parker are under arrest at MItflin-
town charged with the recent robbery
OF Hertzler's store at Port Royal. b
Joseph Meller was killed by a Le-
high Valley train neal Delano.
Carbondale is about to organize its
first National Guard company.
Commencement essays and ~orations
will be abolished by the Allentown
High School.
Within a few years, 90 persons who
were never identified have been killed
on the railroads at Of les Reading.
Johnstown's street lighting cost $780,
600 a year, and there is a clamor for
lamps at $50 instead Of 500 each.
The spang heirs have regularly or
ganized at Reading to chase the phan-
tom fortune that has lured them for
years. 1
James Fisher, one of the accused
men figuring in the Reich murder trial
at Wilkesbarre, established an alibi.
A steam shovel on h freigs car
struck the Walnut street bridge al
Reading. partially demolishing The
structure.
Harry Thatcher, a student at Le'
high University, was seriously injured
by an explosion of sulphuric and acetit
acid while experimenting in the labor
atory.
The trustees of the Norristown State
Hospital will go to Harrisburg to op
pose Senator Gobin's bill changing the
method of selecting the managers o.
that institution.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
News in Brief.

About one-third of an egg is solid
nutrIment.
Bookkeeping is hrst mentioned in
Italy about 1868.
Aluminium heel tips are coGipg in
vogue IN England.
The busy bee, scientists say, work
but three hours a day.
Cold hapis are oftentimes an indi.
cation o. nervousness.
AN electric tree Teller is one of thu
most recent inventions.
The stride of an ostrich is some
times as much as twelve feet.
Stamps for marking goods were in
use at Rome before the Christian era.
Reliable orithologists declare that
swans, ravens and parrots will live zoe
years.
Observing BARRIERS declare that
men with heavy boards are most aptto
be bald.
-Mackerel pass the winter in the
sand or mud in dep water, and i'm
merge in spring.
"A scientific expedition from the
University of Pennsylvania has left fol-
Central America.
Boston IS to have sterilized school
books. The books are simply baked to
kill diseass germs.
AT Heazig, Hungary, on Octobe
II, 1894, four perfect rsinbows were
seen three smaller ones inside the main
or primary bow.
"A Belgian inventor has devised nm
immense Emp such as probably never
| been see re. 1t is six feet high
and meas teet IN diameter. II
! rs fed witt md the consump-
ton TO DO u
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
PcirCe School

~ wa Va
The Representative Business
School of America for Both
Sexes.
escnnd, Third and Fourth Floors Of THE
BUILDING, 0I7-0lD Chest
naG street, Philadelphia
Thirty Years Under One Management.
Thomas May Pefce, A. NJ. Ph. D..
Principal and Founder.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
This Is a High Grade School. which couples q
good English education with a systematio
bnAiress training. E-President Harrison says
OF IL. 10 has an eminently practical cur
rIculum.'
A complete ali-Found equipmenb for business lie.
foms, Commercial Law. Banking. etc.
Graduates are Successfully
,...Assisted to Positions
PIERCE School Is headquarters for the Mercan-
tile Community and Is called upon when young
men and wondtn are needed for counting rooul
or Office.
The Fall aua Winter Term Will begin on MON
DAx, 3, lsSA-
Entrance examinations hen daily throughout fhe
year. Emoilmaut bianks on appileailoa.
Gail OF send tor descriptive printed matter COO
eerning the sehod.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10

A proposition was submitted to the
Cape Colony Parliament to absorb Be-
chuanaland.
Amendments to the German tariff
give the government full power to i'm
pose additional duties as reprisals for
the hostile duties of foreign states.
International art exhibitions have
been opened at Berlin and Venice.
Queen Victoria arrived at Windsor
Castle in excellent health.
A bill to abolish plural voting was IN
troduced in the British House of Com
mons.
The Reicnstag committee has re-
jected the Tobacco Tax bill by a vote
of is to l..
Corn millers of England will again
advance the price of flour a shilling a
sack.
Major Wissman, the noted German
explorer, has been appointed Governor
of German East Africa.
Earthquake-shaken Laibach, Austria,
had another shock and the inhabitants
again took to the fields in terror. s
Italy will establish q consulate a
Montreal.
The cycle of all Richard Wagner
opeas will begin at Royal Nationa'
Theatre in Berlin August 8.
The Berlin Municipal Council re-
fused to appropriate money for the EN-
peror William /. Memorial Church,
Emperor William presented his owr
portrait of the new warship KaiseI
which recently sailed for Asiatlc waters
Count Won Rex, first secretary Of tn,
Germany Embassy in St.. Petersburg, il
the new Minister to Venezuela. 1
Duke of Orleans, son of the lat
Count Of Paris, is now out of danger.
Oscar Wilde will be released from
prison in London under heavy bail.
In the battle near Majunga thu
French killed 800 Hovas, including
several chiefs.
Ex-Premier William E. Gladston,
severely condemns the faction of tht
Sultan for the Armenian affair.
Pope Leo will issue a letter praisinl
the Episcopal Church of Canada for it
zeal in promoting Catholic schools. 2
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10

When Mrs. McHenry, OF Saltwater,
O. T., tried to return TO the house OF
Mrs. Zoe Clark, her quarreling step-
mother, she was shot dead.
Over 100 mountaineer moonshiners
of both sexes will be tried at Charles
ton, W. Va.
For no known reason Governor Alt.
geld pardoned Louis A. billiard, who
stole $4,000 from the Chicago Tribuns,
After two years imprisonment at the
City of Mexico for forgery, Robert
Knox, an American, has been released.
Three robbers held up the Chicago
and st. LOUIS express OF the Chicago
and A lion road, near Csrlinyille,
Illinois, and killed Engineer Frank
Holmes, who refused TO surrender. On
| Of the robbers was held by q trainman,
and the passengers and trainmen pur-
sued and captured the other two.
|cMarshalI E. Price was convicted of
murder in the first degree, At Denton,
Maryland, for killing Sallie Dean, Of
Harmony, on March 26.
Detectives caught at Chicago the no.
ted forger, Tom Metzel, whohad robbed
a Butte Mont. bank of $4,000 on a
bad check.
Archie D. Brown, son OF the Cover
nor of Kentucky, was shot and killed
in a dlsreputable house in Louisville,
by Fulton Gordon. Mrs. Gordon, who
was found with Brown, was also killed
by Gordon.
A family feud eliminated in a street
| fight at Newbern, Tennessee, in the
course of which W. L. Townsend, and
his son, B~eauregard, and Able and
John Fulgham were killed. 5
A wind storm at st. Charles, Illinois,
! blew down one Of the walls Of the Lun-
green & Wilson Building, which vas
Quilted by FIRE a month ago. The wall
fell on the Osgood building, a stone
structure, totally demolishing it and
/ killing at least five persons. Three
others we're seriously injured.
A wild engine collided with a passen-
ger train on the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern road, near Clsrks-
vile, Ark, and in the ensuing wreck
thirteen passengers we're injured, none,
however, fatally.
George HI. Baugh and his wife were
drowned in the Detroit river at Detroit,
by the capsizing Of q boat. Frank
Connolly and John Moriarity, boys,
were also drowned near Detroit. Con-
nelly, who was swimming, was taken
with cramps, and his companion tried
TO save him, when both were drowned.
William H. Waddle, at Atlanta,
Texas, gave poison to his three chill
dren, aged from 9 to 1C'aiteai and
then took a dose himself eridently
with suicidal intent. The children M
died in a few minutes. Waddle was
alive, but unable to make any state
ment.
The State Bank OF Orion, ILL.,, was
robbed by three experts and about
$4,000 in gold and bills taken. The
vault was broken open and the small
With n;tro-sIycer,na
:.
IN M~inneapoiis, Claus Bllxt, VINO Is
charged with the murder 81 Catharlne
PonJ md wss .sntaa.aa - ;n,nrso5.
man, a. ~
Inc three men who attempted to
hold up Chicago and Alton train at
Cariinyille, Illinois. and who murdered
/ EDpInehr HoImQQ uara ranturef L
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
Cable Sparks.

A proposition was submitted to the
Cape Colony Parliament to absorb Be-
chuanaland.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10
THE NOON.

Loi she comes with light Respondent
Looking down with radiant eye,
And q train Of clouds attendant,
From her palace in the sky.
And the sheeny clouds are glowing
With reflected iris hues,
And their ermine garments strewing
In the path that she must choose.
Slow and stately are her PAGES,
As she walks the night serene;
And the bright stars veil their faces
At the coming of the queen!
In her light the wind ~rejoices,
In his mirth he shakes the trees;
While with loud and passionate voices
Moan and toss the love-sick seaR.
Slowly without cark or cumber,
Silently her course she keeps.
While the city, wrapt in slumber,
Turns In restless dream-and sleepA.
North British Advertiser
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-10

Did ever such oppOsites
pain, selhshness and &c
and humility, sin and he
midnoon.
The bloated Tipped
cushioned seat, but the
wrists manaeled. In {
the prisoner are the -
Ing eyes and brandIcTB
this case In the names'
terest persecr
~ecutions, and
good man !
brevity CT &C
seen an eccl,
then you have
| fernaIlsm OF tn,
Governor PLATE eros
and finds right ava
wants to let Him go.
creased by some one
ernor and whispers in
nor puts his hand bel
catch the words ain
message from Claudia
has had a dream abou
prisoner and about til,
Him, and she awake
dream in time to SCI
husband, then on the
what with the protes
entire failure Of the 81
their case, Governor
charge the prisoner #
But the i%ntimation
upon the governor ar
indignation. They "
emperor OF Rome, tn
called, they will sem
will be hung for trea
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PLATE, and that susp
til PLATE s,ar
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every sire
lifts HimsS III
cheek and u ~
flesh, presenting a.
which Rubens, the
,or his greatest mas
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they want them all
some OF His blot
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sponsibility. "
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-10
Presidents Name Signed To
the Document.
Other Government Officials Names
Written On the Patent
Secret Service Officers Have Arrested
the For2ers In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Captain Porter Of
the United States secret service has ar
rested Captain George w. Steelor, Charles
Appellate, William Cox and Jack Main,
on a charge of forging Government
patent to a tract of made land on the
shore OF Lake Michigan. The arrests
were made at the instigation OF George
Detweiller, who claims TO have discovered
Cleveland, Secretary Hoke Smith and W.
are forgeries. The four men have been
released on bail.
The arrest grew out OF a fight, which
has been waging for some time, for the
possession OF 1888 acres OF made land,
worth S1S, 600, 900, which Is claimed by
Captain Steelor and other squatters on the
one hand, and on the other by the
property owners along the original shore
line.
At the preliminary hearing, Detweiller
testified that he had received the alleged
patent from Steelor for the purpose OF
making an abstract, and after he had
done SO and returned IL to Steelor, he
suspected that it was not genuine.
Acting upon this suspicion, he again
secured possession of the document and
forwarded il to Washington. The wit
ness said later when he told Steelor the
paper was forgery, Steelor said Cox and
Main did 1t, and when he spoke TO Cox,
Cox said Steelor did Ii, ana that he had
begged Steelor to have nothing to do
with il.
Detweiller said the patent was written
In three kinds OF ink.