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The evening times., 1895-11-27
TANGLED SKEIN UNWOUND
Family Complications Disclosed by
the Death of One Man.
Wronged His wifefor A not her w oman
VIII" Was Found tn Have Wrecked
Other Lives.

Cleveland, Nov 21.-A drama in real
life, more extraordinary in itsdeveIopnients
Than the complicated plots of Wiikie Collins
has been brought to light by the indefati-
gable Investigations of a Cleveland attor-
ney.
Two years ago DR.. Emerson of Berea
Cleveland suburb. was arrested on the
charge of burglary. The trial was sensa-
fional, d pathetic feature being the devotion
displayed by his young and beautiful
wire, who sat constantly by his side during
the trial. Emerson was convicted and
sent to the pcnitentiary.
His wife was shocked later to discover
that he had repaid her devotion by sur
reptitiously making out a mortgage on his
property while In Jail to one Mary Theirs
Mrs. Emerson's love turned To hatred.
granted a decree. Then She Consulted Ta an
attorney In regard to the legality of the
| mortgage.
In his Investigation the attorney dis
covered that Mary Theirs had been living
with John Theirs. who was not her hus
band. This John Theirs died last> July
leaving all his property to Mary. He had
been an Intimate friend of DR.. Emerson.
Several days ago the attorney received
letter from man named Whitman, of Buf-
| falo. n. Y. The writer said he had read
Cleveland newspaper. He asked the at
torney to make injuries and see if John
Thiers was not IN reality Caspar Whitman.
"Caspar WittDan,' continued the writer
.'left his devoted wife in Buffalo to wildly
follow Mary Theirs, who poisoned his
mind against his family. He was worth
| 500. 900 In cash. and holds much real
estate in Cleveland and Detroit
The letter concluded with the statement
! that IL Theirs and Whitman were the sa me
the attorney should Immediately Institute
proceedings to contest the will, as the
writer should maintain that his mother
| heirs.
An Investigation of the will settled the
| question. OF identity. II Is signed John
| Theirs. but he states that he was for
meriy known as Caspar Whitman. Now
| comes another complication. In his win
| Whitman speaks of his "former WIFE"
| The court records-show that he was never
divorced in this city. and the attorney
claims that weres Whitman divorced the
| divorce would bS fraudulently obtained.
| The story Of these two suits, derived
| from entirely different sources and so
| singularly welded together, furnishes lit
| igatiOn that has no precedent In the State
| of Ohio.
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1T is PUBLIC LAND.
Supposed Indian Reservation Is Found
to Belong TO the People.

Supposed Indian Reservation Is Found
to Belong TO the People.
Spokane, Wash, Nov. 27.-It Is be-
lieved that the vast tract of land in Stevens
and Okanogan counties, known s the Col
vile Indian Reservation, is not a reserva-
ton, but is public land.
This question was raised about two
months ago, when new government map
was received at the local land office which
failed to designate this landasa 4 reservation.
1t now appears that firm OF attorneys
has Investigated the government records.
and failed to find where any treaty had
ever been made with the Indians setting
this land off for a reservation.
So confident are they that this land Is
part of the public domain that they have
located several mining claims.
This land is valuable for the ast noun
tains OF minerals which. it contains. Since
the news has leaked out q rush Of prospec-
tors has begun, and numerous-claims are
being located
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AT THE CHURCH DOORS.
Peculiarly bloody Celebration of Sun
day In Clay County, KY.

Louisville. KY, Nov. GA sensational
and bloody encounter took place at a church
near Manchester. in Clay county, Sunday,
resulting in the death of one mau, the serious
If not fatal injury of three others. and the
wounding of two others. The trouble was
the Outgrowth of an old quarrel.
As is usual in the mountains. all came 10
church arme.i. and John Boles, his two sons,
and Robert Holden We're on one side. and
John and Julius Webb. aged about twenty
five years. were on the other.
The quarrel began at tue doors of the
church. and the shooting took place In front
of it. A fusillade of shots were exchanged.
John Boles fell dead from pistol wound.
his two sons and Robert Holden were said
by the messenger who brought the news to
be fatally shot, and John Roberts wasslight-
ly wounded.
Deputy sheriff Jesse Allen. who tried "
stop the fight, received a scalp wound.
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of soft steel which rests II table In Front
of him his conception OF the line or iines
requisite to convey the artistsconceptiont TO
the public mind The outline OF this steel
plate on which the enpraver is working
mn st be of the exact size of the note to be
printed. He engraves in sections, and when
the whole plate Is finished the steel die is
hardened and the entire design transferred
to a roll. the section OF cylinder, OF soft
steel This roll in turn is then hardened. The
design is then transferred by pressure from
the CHILLED roll TO a large. soft plate, winch Is
then chilled, and from which the notes are
directly printed on paper specially prepared
by the government nj great expense.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Thinks Chicken Better Than Turkey

Noticing in yesterdays Times that Johns
toms. the Seventh street grncers, are going
to give away chickens again to-day to each
purchaser of 81 worth or over of groceries,
the thought suggested Itself IL me that
they, themselves, must prefer chicken to
tureky for their Thanksgiving dinner.
However, they have a fine supply IF turkeys
OIL hand, which viii be sod, not given
away. think chicken very goud my
self, especially when I get it free. The
fowls which this firm gave away un their
last chicken day were not only large but
tender, and this Is great advantage in
selecting poultry, as every lady knows.
.citron and nther nice things for the Thanks.
giving season, are now on hand. The
premium cards, IN which the ladies are
30 much Interested, will be punched IN these
special bargain days the saaIe as usual.
= HOUSEWIFE.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
BINoCULAR GLASS.
President -Cleveland's Little Present
to a BraveoBrItish CAPTAIN.

London, Nov. 27.-President Cleveland
has presented pinocular glass to Capt.
Edward GilliHgs, commander of the Brit
ish steamer RanIpoor, in recognition of
his action Id saving the captain and
crew of the American schooner Ellwood
Harlow last February and has also pre-
sented gold medals to the officers of
the British steamer Mohawk for saving
in March last the captain and crew of the
American vessel Alton s. Marshall.
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troduce the bill but unless I find one that is
willing I will introduce it myself and ask
for favorable consideration. It's passage
would be an act similar in character to the
return of the horses tothe Southern soldiers
by Gen. Grant after the surrender at Ap-
pomattoX."
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snicide of an Editor.

Ripon Wis, Nov. 27.-E. A. Long, of
hartford, editor OF the Green Lake County
Reporter aud also proprietor of a general
store. committed suicide by shooting yes
serday afternoon. Financial troubles was
the cause.
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FOR LocKED-ouT DRIVERS.
subscriptions Coming In TO The Times
Help Fund.

Poverty has, in many instances, laid
its hand upon the lOcked-out employees
Of the Anacostia Street Railroad. In
some families affected there is sick
neSs and suffering.
These women and children are
worthy objects OF charity and the
relief fund started by The Times is
growing.
Below iS the amount received to
date, all of which is turned over to
The evening times., 1895-11-27

GREAT clothinE sac is today
The evening times., 1895-11-27

rennille's Great Clothing Sale is today
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New Turkish Railway,

Berlin, Nov. 27.-A dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Constantinople says
that new section of the Anatolian rail-
way, from Afium-Ka rahissar to Akshehr
was opened yesterday. The section is
sixty miles long and has five stations.
ranniIla,a Great Clothinv Sale In tofIav
The evening times., 1895-11-27
Against Unit

Against United States Societies.
Rome, Nov. 27.-The congregation Of
cardinals has issued new decree, couched
in strong terms, against secret societies
IN the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-08
Land Office.

The following filings were made IN
the local land Office under date Of
July $!
Thomas freeman, Of Herman,
homestead entry Of 100 acres IN WI.
ship 3 south, range . wes,, Salt Lake
county.
George Tuition, Of Richneld, home.
stead entry o! so acres Ia township 20
south, range west, SEWER county.
Charles w. Tag ART, u Richville,
homestead entry Of 40 acres In town
ship 3 north, range . east, Morgan
county.
Alpha G. Barton, Of Msnu, coal
declarstory statement for tue putohase
OF 100 acres OF coal lands Ia township
Is south, range 9 east, In SGupele
county. improvements 10 the amount
Of 81, 900 have been made on tho claim
Joseph smith, Of Salt Lake city.
desert entry Of ~ acres, In township o
south, range west, p0oelo county.
SOren Jchn'on, OF EphrAlm, home.
stead entry OF 40 acres In township
10 bouih, range 4 tas', ssnpote county.
Benton Canon, OF Huntsville, by
John &. Sumner, Tor mineral patent
Tor tho Bromide, CupTum, Slsvsnile,
Coney and III Padre l1des and Trune
plscer mining clRlm, gold bearing
properties, So 81 acres, In White cam
yon mining di.srict, dRrileld county.
Allexan Ter Avedet, " Ogden, hOm, =
slead entry Of l2O acres, IN township b
north, range west, Weber county,
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Personal Mention.

Among tive arrivals at the Temple.
ton are q. X OF, OF Cheyenne. Wye;
ID. l., Ricua rdsyn, OF La Crosse, Wiz,
r. +. Budy aud wife, VI Mason City,
L.; l.. Eshman and an, G.. a. Sic.
lniufff and vile, Shclion. Ia; =. =.
Strnrt, Belle Plain, MINI; ]. +
AuuTus anu wife, Butte, Mont; w. W.
PsnderRast and wife, Hutchinson,
MINI; John &. P,lmur aud wife,
walisbutg. w. W.; /. II. Williams
and wife, Louisville. KY, and L.. h.
Perkins aud wife Of Denver, Colo.
Major Erb, formerly proprietor OF
tbs Walker, but nov Of the Brighton
house la Big Cottonwood, ~ IN town.
His wife Il expected here on Wodnel.
day morning.
The Walker House register shows
the arrival Of w. Is. Pelson from
Helena, Montana.
The Cullen reports the presence IN
this city " Mrs. w. II. King, Provo;
w. A. Fits AMI Y. q. BtwleL Den.
Yer, anu Mrs. G.. r. wilde Of Dlckiu-
sou, n. ID.
Miss Ruth Eliredge, finding that
many Of hur pupils wish 10 cOuiinur
their studies In elocution anu physical
culture during the summer months,
has decided 10 resume work 10 hei
home, - toachets, students anu others
may be accommodated.
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men, we're afralgned for stealing q
Tide. They claimed 10 have paid thoii
fare and the case was dismissed.
II. Hope, charged with stealing O
wagon box, was allowed to 10 on his
own reoogDlzlnce and the case was
set for tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Il. Solomon was arrsigued before the
court for vsgraDcy. Attorney Nelson
was counsel for the defense.
Detective Sheets testified that the
defendant was engsgei about Quin.
lan's saloon and was Ia the hanit oil
taking half drunken men into that
saloon, AMI they generally came gu,
robbed.
Sergeant Ford tes,ifieI that the de-
tendant had very had atslolates.
Two other police officers testifiei 10
the same effect. The employer and
landlaJy testified fjr tue defense. The
lady declared that he settled his Bills
30 her promptly.
The court found the charge ito be
sustained, but upon the witn,s. prom.
islng 10 leave town tomorrow morning
he was allowed 10 depart. The de-
fendantis better known in certain cir.
Giles ~ "Tug Wilson"
Wm. Nj. SylveTs, a cllorsj NAV, was
lined BIO or given ton days for battery.
John Bond was fined 81 for violating
the bicycle ordinance.
The case Of John Morrison brought
on the complaint Of j. II. S4xmau for
erecting n wooden building within the
IRE limits was postponed until
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
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MET THIS AFTERNOON.
The Executive Committee of the BI.
metallic Union at Work on
Preliminary rlaus

Tho executive COMMITTEES Of the
National BimeiAllic Union was
scheduled for meeting at the Office OF
Judge III. Il. Barline thls afternoon at
1880. The committee, however, did
not get down TO business that oatly
but were In session at press time. The
meeting was VI an executive character,
and would not. said Mr. Bartine, re-.
suit In any details being made known
this evening. By tomorrow, he
ID lugbt SONS definite Information
would be Obtainable.
The meelsug was presided over by
HOu. II. &. Cham Urs, hui the mcm-
bers In Attendance were II 10. Thomas
q. Merrill, Oi MontRua; h. u. Light,
VI Colorado, and II. 4. BbFtine, VI
Nevada. Col. Bryan, OF Iiaho, h ex-
pao,od TO arrive this evening. The
meeting IL 10 decide on plan OF action
Tor the spread OF bimeiallio principles
during the coming campaign IN To
Eut.
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WITH PETTY OFFENDERS.
This Days Grind before Justice sn,ith
In the Police Court.

Mrs Tullidge and Sallle Davis plead
guilty TO being drunk and were lined
So or the alternative Of spending
twenty-five days In the city Jail. They
will 20 to Jail.
Ed. kiadin, a soldier, was nned IS
or live days for battery upon a young
girl belonging to the Salvation Army.
some person giving no name ami
John Dos each Ion So for being drunk,
aud on their nun.spp0aTance the
money was declSr ~ forfeited.
The % lett by Jolu Doe for violating
the bicycle ordinance was declared
forfeited,
Eph. Kelly, who for years has been
a stranger 10 sObrieiy, WAS given tweL-
ty.hve days labor for being drunk.
James Bromley received a s. due Ur
Ave days for being drunk.
Il. Holt was inei 81 for violating
the bicycle ordinance.
The charge against John II. White
for violating tbs sign ordinance, was
continued until July ION.
Ed. Skidmore, found guilty las.
week by the police court OF destroying
city property, elected 10 pay SIS Instead
Of working Tor the city fifteen days.
ad police
John Doe and Richard Roe each de-
posted $40 for fighting. The same
was ferieiled,
Fed LAUDER, A, Belzs, Ii. q. Sand.
burg, three respectable looking younC
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RAILWAY Nnies.

The Union Pacific IL encouraged
over its action Of putting a sleeper on
the Saturday night train between thie
city aad Coda Syringe, as announced
in Saturdays NEWS. This morning
befths were secuted f5r next Satur.
day nights coach, for about fifteen
persons. The convenience will be
highly appreciated by Soda Springs
travellers, since the train which leaves
here nj 1850 y. m. does not reach Soda
Springs TIL $3.50 next morning-ll
houfs. Oh that time, a stay IL made
at McCammpn from 10 p. IN. 10 $40
n. IN. The car 10 cut out at Soda
Springs, aud remains there I'LL Sunday
evening, when II IL attached TO the Wl7
y. IN. w's,b3und train. From l0:2s
y. IN. TO $50 n. m. II Is sidetfacked at
McCammon, when II 10 attached 10
the train Tor THE city, arriving at $3.50
Monday morning.
General Agent Mare, Of tho Union
Pacific flee ht Butte, Ia In IN atty.
Mt. Gummili, agent " the Mon.
tnna Union railway, at Butte, Is 10
salt Lake ON brief visit.
The combined Sunday schools Of
5ugarhOuse ward will have mn cKcuf.
sion to Garfield on Wednesday.
Tuesday, July 10, N the date act for
the Nineteenth ward excursion 10 Gar.
nell Beach.
The 18th inst nj Garfield will he oh.
served by an excursion Of tho Young
Recruits' aand Of West jordan.
Wednesday, July l0ih, IL the Kin.
dergatten excursion to 5altair.
The Oh Folks committee now have
busy time getting IN shape Tor tue
excursion OF the veterans TO Pleasant
Grove on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The II. u. w. IL pushing its Glen
wood SprinTs excursion, In which n
rate OF $40 Tor the round trip In given.
The current Of the teRchers' eKouT.
slons from Denver 10 the Salt Lake
valley will set In on Wednesday, July
10, although the big Rio Gfande West.
err special will start from Denver on
the 18Th, arriving here on the morning
OF the lith. Passenger Agent WaJleigh
telegraphsd today that q big crowd
was assured ior this city.
The r.. q. w. Sanpo,e excursion to
5altair comes on Tuesday, July 10.
Tickets are good for two days, with
privilege OF returning at $3.50 p. IN. on
either tho l7th or 18th. The round trip
iares are ss follows: Saliva and Gun.
nison SO, Manti, Ephraim, Spring city
aud NJ unit Pleasant $500, ana Fair.
view s2..5.
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FESTON.JENSEN ROAD RACE.
1t VIII Come OF as AdVsrtlsed-Many
Entries aud Great Interest.

Fenlon, the Ogden bicycle "crack-a.
JACK" has sent down his entry blank
properly filed out and 10 all ready for
the road race, reports to the contrary
notwithstanding.
This morning the Hot Springs
people have a gang OF men on the road
liking bridges aud culverts sud throw
Ing OIL the s,ones. FlAgmen will be
stationed Mt every curve to see that the
riders take the proper course. Presi.
Gent swan Of the Wasatch wheel club
Of Ogden Is handling the excursion
from that point and says there will be n
eig turn out. NJ. Il. Evans received a
teller from Ogden today asking for
twenty-five more entry blanks.
ihey were forwarded I'm mediately and
me time for entering extended tn to.
morrow noon In order to give them an
opportunity TO get back.
l.. H. Becroit will represent the
mlttee.
Both Of the Jensen boys have on.
Iieu ana = II Lake people are positive
o. VIII via the time prize. The OBJ
etVa'ion trall starts at 8 y. m. from
'ue SAT- Lake Il Hot Syringe depot.
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The NharkeY Ease.

Tho trial OF the case Of Daisy d
SharEoy We. VIM. II. Shatkey was In
progress beisre Judge BRrlch this after
noon. On Saturday afternoon Mfs
sh srkey testified that her husband
was In the habit OF getting drunk aud
OF abusing her; that he had not pro'
ylded for her; aud that he had induced
her, by Improper actions, to sign away
property which she held. To-day the
deionIAnt was on the stand. anu de-.
MED that no was what his wife haid.
He urged that the cause Of trouble wGS
her mother and aIoDiAther.
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Molntee, a freight conductor, who at.
tempted to eject them from his train
while they were stealing n tlds In
Utah.
A rSquisition from the governor OF
Nebraska was also honOred for VIII.
liam II. Blsuvelt, charged with the
crime OF intent to hill. Blauvelt IL
now In Sweetwa,ot county in custody
OF the sheriff.
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LAMBS AMONG WOLVES.


D. a. johnson and Albert Job nson,
,'o 'aeepmen, arrived In town satur.
10y evening anu quickly set about to
sau amusement for themselves. They
-uAlly landed above Qulnlan's saloon
, "uete They fell In with Mamie L. g,
,''e Haley and Ellie Dowd. They
, lana some, and decided to spend the
n'niuR' Aboutsp.m. b. A. John.
~, w. Uncovered he was short about SIS,
- Nv Immediately accused the women
bsv ,Ioolng him, but they declared
,o,, Ahsw nothing about II. No 70.
F" 'he lvsI was made at peIics
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Wanted in Utah for Murder.

A requisilisH Issued by The Cow
oGnor o. Utah was honor d yesterday
GAYS Saturdays Laramie boomerang
by Acting Governor Burdiok Tor Uhas,
stanley, George Bennington, GsoIge
Lsonprd and Geo. Reei,wn are under
arrest in UiD's county. Their 0nense
v as assanl' 'pi'h irsrs - kiii James
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Each adult or child buying a
ticket for Saltair, on Kinder
Carton day, Wednesday, July
10, will rocoivo n duplicated
coupon, which entttlos them
to a chance at tho four CASH
PRIZES, amo nting In all to
500.
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station until Sunday morning, when
Sergeant Ford and Detective Sheets
arrested the trio.
The women came before Justice
Smith this m lrning, the charge being
pt stitution. After some celebrating
with their attorney they pleat guilty
aud the cguft fined them $50 each.
They were surprised at this az 1t has
only been three weeks since they paid
their monthly flne.
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Literary Note.

Sister GTa,iA 10 tho title Of novel
w MI ChAuncey Edgar Snow, OF
brigham City, published by a Chicago
urn. II belongs to the class Of litora.
Sa many seem TO enjoy In m idle
uour, on railroad train or at q sum.
,-' resort for instance, anu which 10
,S'so..eh as soon as read. For sale ut
'"0 afI bazaar OF q. X. Savage.
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CONN l. RCIA l..

SALT LAKE CLEARtSG HOUSE.
ToIAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO tl0S, i]l; same day last
year sl1IO0l.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
New York,-Sllvar, o.! lead, t3.l2i.
LondoL-3O l0.l6i,
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo 4 Go. resolved today:
Penn. bullion, 80 1853.
r. II. Jones n %, resolved today:
Buhi -, sll,iOO, ores, sl3,sUO. Total,
$4,000.
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"PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS PA"

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Reading uagcs this book will anyone forget
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VIII be oncd 10 you FREQ o charge wnen purchases
amount to $500.
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Friday, July 5, Olal Mathison, a
Swede, will begin pedestrian trip
across the continent starting from Ssn
FrsnolscO. liu will 20 ~ study tho
country aud write about II In the cor
req on dence columns oi the DtsOrdh.
POsteH, a Scandinavian Journal.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

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In this edition roia poem or drama has boon omitted, but
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TMenly.ihird Nunrun.

The Twsnly-Ghird quorum ofElders,
comprising those OF that Priesthood
residing ~ the Fourth, Filth and
Farmers wETds, will meet IN .Ae
Fourth ward ball this (Monday) even
lug ut s O'Clock.