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Evening star., 1896-11-09
A Death Tran.

one more life has been taken by the
District death trap" said South Wash
lngton citizen to a Star reporter this morn
irg- II mean the James creek canal" he
added. IF a private corporation owned
the canal the law would have stepped IN
long ago and forced the necessary protec-
ton about the place. Congress has been
asked TO do something on more than one
occasion. and while this matter is under
consideration people are losing their lives
This place is not only death tran
ir this way he added, but it is a death
trap in that 1t is disease breeder The
mud In the canal Is several feet deep. and
at low tide 1t is exposed to the sun.
remember on one occasion that an old SOL
dier walked overheard and might have been
saved had 1t not been for the deep mud
for when found he was in standing posi-
ton in more than three feet Of the mud"
Evening star., 1896-11-09
ssAPENT IS A.
THE BEST NATURAL.
APERIENT WATER.
Bottled a. the W HUNYADl

SPRINGS Buda Pest, Hungary.
Considering the nature of the
Hungarian Bitter Water Springs, it
must obviously be desirable for the
medical profession and the public TO
be assured authoritatively that the
working of these Springs is carried
on in a scientific manner, and not
merely on commercial lines, and
with this view the Vi Hunvadi
Springs, from which "Apenta" Wa
ter is drawn, are placed under the
absolute control of the Royal Hun
garian Chemical Institute (Ministry
of Agricultural, Buda Pest.
Prices: IS cts. and rs cts. per bottle.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS AND
MINERAL WATER DEALERS.
Evening star., 1896-11-09
Dog Catchers mt Work,

The poundmaster's men spend so much
time disinfecting and destroying clothing
from houses where there were contagious
disease patients that the work of Kidding
the city of dogs is neglected. Last week
the poundmasters men captured only
twenty-four dogs, two horses and one COW.
Most of the dogs were slaughtered, while
the horses and COW were redeemed. A few
sales were made during the week, there
having been $12.25 collected.
Evening star., 1896-11-09

FREE TO ALI!
WATCHES. KNIVES, RAZORS, PICTURES
PIPES and other valuable articles In exchange for
coupons with ~
NAIL POUCH TOBACCO
GSOld b5 all dealers9 One coupon in each 5-cent
C2-ounce) package. COUPONS EXPLAIN HOW M
SECURE THE ABOVE. Packages NOV IN saleI
containing no coupons will be accepted as coupons
'.2-oz." empty bag one coupon. Send for ilIus-
trated catalogue giving complete list and descrin-
tion Of all articles. also tells how to get them
THE BLOCH BROS. TOBACCO CO.. Wheeling NJ
Va. my25,m w n
Evening star., 1896-11-09
MIR. FLEMING's PROTEST.
He Writes an Open Letter to Secre-
tary Carlisle.

tary Carlisle.
Mr.. w. B. Fleming, who was recently re-
moved from the office of chief of the law
division of the supervising architects office.
Treasury Department, because of his al
legged offensive partisanship' in the last
campaign has written an open letter to
Seer retary Carlisle, protesting against what
he terms his "treacherous and tyrannous
action" After alluding to the constitu-
tional rights of free speech and political
freedom, Mr.. Fleming refers to his past
friendship and services in promoting the
political ambitions of Secretary Carlisle,
and concludes his letter as follows:
"In view Of all the facts. 1t seems to me
that 1 was at least entitled to some warn
ing and notice before being kicked out of
office, without even the oportunity of de-
clining to resign.
Had known or suspected that 1 could
rot hold office under this administration
ard at the same time exercise the rights
Of an American freeman, l would have
Evening star., 1896-11-09
FIRST PASTOR. RECEIVED
Rev. George s. Duncan. at the New lexington
Church.
The Presbytery of Washington Join
In the Formal Ceremonies of
Installation.

Rev. George S. Duncan, Phi. D., was YES
terday installed as pastor of the Eckins-
ton Presbyterian Church, corner Of North
Capitol and Q streets. The congregation
has only recently completed its new church
edifice, and Mr.. Duncan was called as the
first pastor. He accepted the CALL and the
Evening star., 1896-11-09
Sole Exporters:
THE APOLLINARIS CO., LID.

THE APOLLINARIS CO., LID.
See that the Label bears the we'll
known RED DIAMOND Mark of
THE APOLLINARIS CO., LID.
Employed at the leading HOS
PITFALLS in NEW YORK, BOS-
TON, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE, CHICAGO, etc, and at the
principal HOSPITALS IN ENG
LAND.
Evening star., 1896-11-09

It Is stated that Congressman Settle, re-
publican, of the fifth North Carolina dis
trict has decided to contest the election of
w. w. Kitchen, democrat. Settle claims
that there were irregularities in Rocking
ham county.
Evening star., 1896-11-09
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5 DNI(0NIIEY (
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Iu a. nc hrst place IL OBy takps n coII,lp ~
~ .s va. 10 hlart a.: account with uS-after that
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hi uoiiais usually uscltsSly spent will soon
\ S,.et your nesi egg assume goodly size.
{ Cmon Savings Bank, 1922 + St (
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CoRSON & MACaRTNFy
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK Srocr
EXCHANGE
1919 F ST.. G.h-r building
'esp'uu' nus OF M'ssrS More 4 Schley 81
- Eroadway
Deposits ENliau.-. aon.
, haiifnad Stocks and R,sidS and All sccurs.,e,
USED USED on the rErhang"s of Naw York Philadelnsis
has'on and Baltimore buu.hi and sold f'
Speciality mad. Of Investment sc,urst,e. MI.
trict hands and an Io,-,l Rairoad Gas insrrancs
ana l'l' phone Stock d.ali In
ie3l- -l6i o"sH' auo soio-
Evening star., 1896-11-09
w Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,

OFFICE. COR 9TH AND STS
fAlDCP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Interest tAIp On DEPOSITS.
n mans II ade on IL al Estate
gnd Cnilatcrals.
Acts Executor. Administrator,
Trustee. Guardian and Committee on
Estates
Acts as Registrar. Transfer and Fis-
cal Agent Of CorI,or;.tiuu
Takes fun charge of Real and Per-
sonal Estates
Safe 10 i'psit BnA.> for rent
SicraS' Vaults tor trunks. boxes. &C.,
containing Nal,ables. silver. bric-a-
rae. &'
Incorporated und'r act OF Congress
and suhjrt 10 supervision of the
compiruIicr III. currency.
John JOY Ed~ol prosiaar,
John A SG.tp.. .---, yfce pr,S;,Ient
II; $; Cummings. Second Vice President
JONI X tarinudy..-. 80. =. Treasurer
Al drew Parker. S,.cr,ar.
John r.. Larn,.r- .....-. General CounseI
! ] i'"'I 'n-li;5"n, n-r5a'l Advisory Counsel.
DIRECTORS:
Bailey. Charles H. Hamilton J,bn A
Barber. A. L., Farmer I'm u
Barker. William F.. Novps Th..ndore W
Batcheld,r X y, Saks. Isad3re,
Baum. Charles Sbaa \ N
Carlnody. john r.. Sr.-:fr Ellis
clarp. John NJ. Stevens. Tr .dar;c,, q
Crane. AugG-tUS. tr.. Svov. Job, A ~
Cummings. Horace s. Tru.s .sI,ll ,;,n.,a
Darlington ]. J.. wi-n.r, II. H.
DI BNs. las, T willard n n
Edsun Jnhn I,y Wilson. a
roA' Sl'.' T.. VIM. Louis D.
fraser, lanes Woodward = W.
Gurley. william b.. NortaiU-g1n A 8
au3 m.Gitf
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THE GREEN BAG.

Judge Street has returned from
Nasaich.
w, r. Fowler IL suiug W. w. Ran.
to.ph and others Tot $1,000 on a note.
Air. Booth argued IN the usysor.
Marion case before Judge Ritcnlc to-
day.
HAIRY T.. Hynds In suing his wife
for divorce, alleging adultery ~ the
cause Of acIion.
Mn. Grant q. Mcneil has filed suit
againsl E,u. Dow Rnd others 10 secure
payment u $500 on a promi'sory note.
q. Il. wantland and others are do.
fsnlnnta IN a suit planioi by w. n.
Irvine ~ recover slO.73S A on pfomis.
sOry notes toeu'eu by mortgage.
MfL Jane Doe Hiokley was dis.
chaiged by Justice Sells yesterday.
Tue charge was breaking intl the
house OF Kate Read on July 10. with
lelonious latent
Alfred Best today flied suit In the
Third diairiOt court against ID W,
James, MARA spencer aud w, ). Is iic'
man 90 recover iil).i2 and Interest on
a piOmmissoty note.
Matrisge licenses were lssuod by the
county olUfH to-day az follows: Reuben
dhr u, -, Provo, aud May Ellen
smith, 80, Union; J. 4. Clancy, IS,
slt Lake Ciiy, and Emma Branch,
20, VI San Francisco.
Justice Sells yesterday found Pres.
ton Foe guilty OF divuTtiug irrigation
watu, from lana owned by George
Calder In order to give the defend.
ant au opportunity to Ieuliiy the
wrong, sOutOncu was suspended foT the
ptutonl.
Bon H. Haddock has entered cult
against tue Utah Lime and Cement
company Tor damages In the sum oil
$4,000 alleged ~ have been sustained
~ him Ia "A cave of rock aud dirl
while In the employ Of the defendant
company.
Receiver &. T.. Mason OF the Salt
Lake Copper Manufacturing com.
pauy, TO-DAY died in the Third district
court his fourth quarterly report for the
quattet ending June 80, 1896. II show.
.Jtnl receipts, including az, 1888 cash
GA naad April /, Of $500 sl2. The
disbutarmu ul1 gro shown $40, U73.O3
bal oG hand, S1yij,C9.
The State beard " parions hell two
sessions today, G1v,TOr Wells. ~.
1uVy General Bisu0p Justices u lu,
sud Miner nul Secretary Hue uuIu.
in Hitf' dhncr. Ap.if" 10 q foe nt'
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.


Weather reports showing observe.
tionA al am. toihy!
Salt Lake Clly-BaTometet, % o 3;
temperature, IS; minimum, %; VIM,
northeast, light; clear,
BAker CITY barometer, 1890; tenn
psTAtuTe, o.; minimum, %, wind,
south. 10 miles per hour olear.
Cheyeune-Batometcr 1890; tenn
fcralufe, 90; minimum, bi; wind
west; south, light cloudy.
HelenA-BatOmeI1f, 1898; tempefn'
tute, 5s; minimum, IS, wind, south,
} mllrs pgr hour; cloudy.
Miles CITY Barometer 5000; tenn
psTstuT,, 90; minimum, 81; wind,
northua6t, lighi clear
Observation-Disclosures, 1890; tenn,
ptTatuTe, GO; minimum, "a; WIND,
suft, milcs per hour; clear.
Idaho FHil'--Bar0metef, 20 90; tenn
ToTatufe, 90; minimum, o.; wind,
NORTH, lighG clear
General und local forecast fOt 81
l9ufs ending pm, July 1911;
For Uiah, fair tonight anu sun,
lay, stationary temperature.
Salt Lake CITY ANA vicinity
air, Stationary temperature.
J. II. SNuIH,
Observer, Woalhtf bureau.
Todhy's mnorAluTe iashnwn In IN,
'so smile thtrmomotor given fellow:
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Fourth District Court.

Tho following buBirrss was lfane.
acted In tue loIfsh d.srioI couf' yes
to-day;
In the estate VI Samuel Pratt, de.
ceasoJ; ordered that executor DO t.
qulicd 90 flo 90. 0r. VI receipts aai dis
butHgmvutH,
Il. g.. 81. /. w. }. Dunn O, h, mo,l'n
g. dismiga Causc iuT filurH to nil-
glnuy pIoi ocuto argued nj doui d,
Joseph o.. IN VI. RIO q q de Wu.-
orn Railway clmpany, poftoIally
argued and tu1miiluU; demurrer SUI
tainoi and tvpnIy days given 10
amuni complaint.
Slate OF Utah W. Wesley McAteuf,
burglary: Defendant pleaded guilty.
Sent nuo cot or today.
The cato Of John scowcr5it Son
Co., ". r. g. WINNER occupied the
attention Of the court all day. PALM
tiu'a sue TOT 500 05 claimed 10 bp duo
on three romIrsDfy notos, which Wa
paid TO plaintiffs by deienuan, In order
10 Induce Ilainun 10 release On
attachment on stock oi goods
belonging 10 e.. w. Brawertou
& 90. of Payson Of which delenda NJ
was n8alvne,, IN lsDi. Plaintiffs clai 90
that doiondaut promised 10 pay the
ngtes, providing the makers did not.
luo makers were no. nbls % pay the
notes, when they became due, anu
were fsuad 10 have no lToIouy uIon
which execution c0ul be levied In
satisfaction n Judgment, II the notes
were reduced 10 judgment, hencs the
suit WIS brought. The defendant de.
nios that he pfomisoi 70 my the meter.
REGISTRARS APPOINTED.
Tho county commissioners yesterday
appointed the following re- ifgrars for
toe precincts u tho couniyi Adelbett
5imous, Cllut0r; Bernard Snow, rhis.
tle; Stephen a. Dale, Tucker Thomas
a. Peety, Spring Labo; Wm. IL. PAGE,
Goshen; ID. l.. Thomas, Fairfield;
uoorgo Il. Mcclellan, Benismiu; VIM.
Clnyto1, Lake Shgr; George Nj.
Smooi, NIuuyar; J. r. williams,
Napoleon; Lyaandgr Berry, Cednt
Fort, IL. w. Joues, Alpine; Jamos
Brown, Highland; Lars a. johnson,
5antaquip; Jotopu A. stone, Salem;
James A1sm', Provo Bench; J. V,
smith, z, V, Junction; Made T.. Mad.
sen, Lake Wow.
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nivui, isiopoueI to b. much wor'e
this afternoon. The prcsfec,s for his
reolvey ale now said to be very re-
mote.
Semi sacred concerto will he
givsn at saliair tomorrow afternoon
aud evoniur by e.. X. Of p baul, ga
Preparations being made o. &C m
mounte q by crowd OF people. q
p'eoeods are being placed In fund o
unffy the band N the Denver Eitiedd.
i1d. Msnagor n zimmerman is now In
Dsnvor making business arrange
meuts.
Charles r.. wood, an cmploye OF the
fire department. his been called upon
TO tulirf the los, u his wife, who e.
sudden death occurred yesterday aitei-
1uon. Mrs. Wood bad D large cifuIs
Of warm friends AID ncqur in,ances 10
tni- city and the news OF ner death
will oome as n great thock TO thom.
She lesvts two chilircn, the youngeit
being iut two months old. Funeral
will take place from the residence go
Filth street, tomorrow at lOa m.
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judges Street aud Richie divided
probate business this morning and
ms1u the following ordore!
Estate OF John Gray; will admitted
~ probate,
Estate Of WIN. Ncimoyer, hearing
on petition Tor letters dc Olnis non I'd.
minislfatit; Mts. l., J. Stevens sworn
ard order male granting psiiii1u.
Es,alo Oi Frederick G.. Andrew; re-.
p9Tt Of Comm ssionefs VIM. MoLaoh-
Ian aud John w. Andrew heretofore
appointed T. Partition estate.
Estate " VIM. 3. Brighton; return
Of 1alo OF personal property.
Estate anu guhfdlanship OF Johanna
PottonaiA Moray, et nj, petition TOT
letters of guardiauship, Mrs. PstfOnaia
Moray ~ 4rn and appointed.
Estate OF George kupauk, petition
Tor letters o. adminialrau1n; hearing
plsiponud 70 July %.
Estate OF Caroline D)neleon, petition
tor fciustatcmsnt Uf administrator
hearing poitp1neu TO July %.
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A Failhlul Man.

Edward Taylor, unc OF the olIeal,
most trusted aud faithful employees Of
sho News, died at U'ol ok this after.
noon. lie was born IA London, Fog.
lani. on September 20, 1925, coming
10 this country aud arriving n this city
10 1873 lie endured tho hatishlps OF
toe early days in the valley aud mas
lived a faithful nud honotud liie, dying
Ia full faith VI tho Gospel. The cause
OF death was general pgritOnilis 70.
sulling from obstruction OF tho
bowel. Brother Taylor has been
employed rs nows carrier Tor
Iuis paper Tor tue pact twenty-fnur
year, ctrTy lug his fiTst route IN 1872.
Al connected with this NEWS nave
learned 10 love hun, the younger one
licking upon him with VoneTAlion-
au1 he richly deserved Il.
Funeral services viii DO held IN the
Tenth ward meeting house ht pm.
10 nuttOH, sunday. All friends are IN.
yited 10 pay thelt last Tspp0c,a,
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Personal Paragraphs.

j. W. Mahonoy and family ,of Denver
arc ~ he Cullen,
John Shier OF DO Lamar, New, Is a
guest NJ tho Walker.
l.. q. Lanlzou,ior Of this city has rooms
at tho TemplotOn.
L. II. Boynion OF Chicago registered
at tho lemploIon today,
W. II. A. Pike and sou Of wadsworlh,
New, arc stopping NJ tho Cullen.
j. II. Egbort Of Bakor city Is tenn
pomrily located aI tho Cullen.
sau Franciscaus a. the Tomple,on are
Il. r. Fitzgerald and Timothy heo.
Tho Walker register has tho nGmos OF
n, H. Colin and II. A, Nelson. both OF
Castle Gate.
J. ~ Young Of Groon Rlyor. Wyo..
and r. q, Lawrence OF Portland, Orc
gou, arc domiclling At tho Cullen,
Mr.. aud Mrs. James W. Houston aud
child ANA Mrs, r., j, Dunlap are Walker
guests, They arc all from Pil,sburg,
IA.
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PROVO.
JULY IS, 1896
Provo urAu,
BRYAN aud Sewall.

A meeting Tor the ratification VI tho
nomination " Bryan aud SVwsll was
held here last evening, on the court
house tquate. The meeting was not
we'll advertised tut over thoutand
people gathered TO express their Or.
prevail Of the silver platform adopted
by the Chiongo convention. Col, a.
y. Cash presided anu introduced each
speaker In patriotic, ellvor.tlppsd
reference 70 the Chicago platform anu
nominees, ami the emancipation of the
people from the distressed financial
conditions now existing.
The speaker were Hon. S. II. Thur.
man, Mrs. Anna Lapish, Judge NJ. ri.
Kellogg, Mrs. Elocta Bullock, Hon.M.M
Warner, Hon. J0hu a, Milnet an
Hon. Warren Foster. They all tx
prussot great satisfaction with the
Chicago platform aud the Dem cratic
nominees, anu afgusd that II indlc,tei
al uprising Of tue people in defense OF
their rights against plulocfacy and
tyranny, which would sweep over the
county ana bring prosperity anu
happiness 10 thu people of this and
other lands. Tho spoaEoa were greet
OF with generous applause, anu ut a.
close three rhuurs euI tiger were
given tor Bryan aud 5uwall.
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NaiIonaI EdncalIonaI AssocIalIon

NIAGARA FALLS, n. ". July a.
rhlrly years ag., in 1909, the National
Educaiiornl association met at Indian.
apols, aud again, NJ often before, the
women pe,ltionod TO become members.
In spite OF bitter opposition this was
glaniei, owing to the votes Of the
western delegates. Every eastern
delegate voted against Il.
To1ny the n. H.. a. Of 1896 ls n
thing Of the pact, but the picture II
leavts Ia that Of a flower garden Of
gay cjlors, with bright, eager faces
everywhere. Four.nlns surely, nine.
tenths probably, Of lhe members Of the
n. T., a. are women.
IL this great gathering the grthteit
at.endance nj any department meet
log was nt the Guild study meetingf.
10 was Interesting 10 SEQ the great
Music Hall with intent Listening iofcts
while Stanley Hall Vt Clark univsT.
siiy summed up tho work d9no 10 far
nd showed now muoh more We must
DO TO become educators OF children.
The work In tho chilli study fcolicn
90 united with that % tho hinderrarlrn
department and sociology In tire gen.
ofal sessions that IL seemed nil kinder
| Carton.
The general program oithe n. T.. a.
aud the special pro frame OF the difiar.
Unt Departments have been unified
aud concentrated around q few vital
| topics ~ never before.
IL IL worth coming TO Buffalo 10 sec
the clean streets. They arc smooth,
solid asphalt, washed every day, per.
feoily clean, no noise, no uusl; an OK.
| ample to all cities.
Fho Woman's Educational aud In.
duHtrial union, whefo the Buffalo X tn.
dergatten Training school meet IL n
beautiful builiing.
The twelve iroe kindurgartens Of
Buffalo Afford practical work for
all tue pupils OF tho tfainlng
tchool ana are partly supported by
The benevolent OF the city.
The spirit Oi the people OF Buffalo Ia
shown, In ita beautiful pubIicand sent.
pubic bl lding., co. tle enthusiasm
With wbita tnty nave given tlme,
hard work anu good deal uf money
toward the succuBi Of Tho n. r.. a.
IL Is shown by tho olght hundred
teacher, who prepared Tor iis c1tning,
received all NJ the tayurns, KEEP, open
house anu boaidoa all tue hard wofi,
all thls invol,ei paid their two dollars
apiece towards ~ nunnclsl success.
a large part Of the tsaining teauhuf,
go from mere TO Clark Uuiyersity u
the summer school cDutde In peda.
goglcs, child study, olc., there. There
Ole hero ni 'H. n. H.. a. IL Is not the
public NEE ings ,ufcly that help TIE
tcacuti, u toe talks with specialists,
,hc mvuIin old fionds,tho gotting tho
irift Of Thought anu tho enthusiasni
ihst comes ir1m a crowd OF people all
Interested In what you afo lnlufeste !
10, all working out tho problem In thulI
own vrr-elon with some fofult q
co tribute; ami the great help ouu gets
rom those at the head Ia tomo special
iiue Il w0tk.
From w rooster | 20 10 Boston e
, the Ptuh.dy KindvTfRften settlement
tuc public libr ", ana meeting VI kin
defgaItun training teachers.
ALICE ClfATIg.
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THE ATWOOD ESTATE
A NEW TRIAL Is ORDERED.
The List Of Building Permits ls'n
During the Wc,k-Hrport 81
the Guys Health

The Supreme court today handed
down an opinion In the matter OF 'he
estate Of Mllltn Atwood, deceased.
The decision Of the lower court is re-.
yersed and n new trial ordered.
The record IN tne ca-e shows that the
late Millen Atwood mate his last viii
on the 8Olh day Of Drcsmber 1890. In
which he devised oil bis real estate,
aud bequoaihed oil his personal pro-
pvtIy afof tho payment Of hia Iu't
debts anu iunotnl rGpunsuf, 10 his wife,
Relief q. Atwood, AMI t. bis three
children, Millen 81. Atwood, AbOu
Anronetto sermon aud Rlsalie Ettnor
KVlch, nnd that he died on
tho 7ih day Of December Of thu
same year, POSSESSED OF real estate and
pefsonai property, and that his
widow, Relief, anu bid children named
are eth llvlug. IL ais appcafa thnt
the will was duly probutei and that
Flofenee Atwood,b ,fiiUi
hof relltion IN the ollico VI the clerk oi
the probate court on ihu 30Ili ~ March,
1899. IN which she alleged, with othef
facts, tnat che was OF the ngo " 10
yenrf: that she was daughter ana
neir Of the testatof; that 10 omitted 10
pfoyide for hot Ia uts will and that II
ana not appear that such omission was
Intentional. Upon nunl distribution
OF the estate she prayed that the tamt
portion thaTeof might bo awarded "
her that she would nave succeeded T.
Ytho testator had diCi lutottAte.
The executor, duvlsres ana leghten'
named IN tue Will iilud al anewef u
the petition " Fluruucn Atw oOu, deny
Inc all the material facts alleged.
Upon trial Of the case In the courl
below the petition OF Florence wa
granted. The Supreme court roverse
iho decision and instEucls tha1 a new
rial bp granted.
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MINOR MENTION.

County Recorder James n. HEX,
man OF louclu was visitor In the
oAial TO-DAY,
This preliminary hearing OF Carl y.
NotdsllOn, who was charged with
burglary with Intent 10 commit a GRIM.
.DA. uHrsait, IusuItuu Ia his being hu u
. We us.uo, court In bonds Vt 5000.
BE Do now 10 the county jail.
Mr.. C0lu and the Wilde family fig.
$500 iu a caiu before Justice Wungur
y"s.c.Huy Afternoon. 10 Wut the result
u De- neIgno9fs' quarrel ana after hear.
l.g tao evidence in The uadD, his honor
|IH.ualstu Ull par,ipa uiIulug them 10
.v,H ,uu peace 10 the future,
Euon Barker, ColorsI porter, was
uIgalvd ytsleT'a ~ charged with assault
HuI battery, His yig,m wa a Alisr
HIIuuf AMI b. 10 claimed that BARKER
"at nor into "a slatc OF inhunaiDlllty.
lie YVES aFfalgnUi before Justice Har.
yry AID pleaued no. guilty.
Do Higgins who w.unI Aims M
Ito o9nditiOl VI mental COLLAPSE
over his uuTun cnariut TACO with d.
stoddrri duriuE the midsummer car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18

The records oi tue building inspector
show the istuaaoo OF the following
building permits for the week chding
tOiAyi
q. A. Sheet, 1870 vas, Fltsi South
street, kitchen, pantry, closet aud
porch, $500.
A MaInisson, 80 Marion avenue, be.
tween Second and rhird North aud
Ninth ami Tenth West ttteott; franz
addition OF two Ioomi, $3.50.
Il. J. Fitzgerald, 500 west Second
North street; barn; ilIO.
VIM. Lington, Elshth Weet be-.
tween Second aud Third North streets;
frame addition Of four rOonis; $500.
VIM. LAnglon, 0l5 wssl FiIst North
ttteoi; hn ADDITION VI Two rooms, panty
and porch; $500.
VIM. Langt9n, Second North be-
tween Eighth aud Ninth West street,;
frame house, six rooms, panty, two
closets aud porch; $500.
Mrs. injury Evahe, oil Flrs, street;
bay window; $40.
4. G.. Wognson, 3b7 east Fifth south
street; brick house of four rooms anu
pantry; $50.
q. Naylor, Tear OF i57.ib9 State
street; shed ROOT; 500.
L.. H. Taylor, Ninth Est neat
Tsuth south street; brick house. VI elk
rooms. four closets, pantry, bath room
aud porch; l,2IO.
Me. A. nicgok, sos East Fourth
south street; allori0g earn; $40.
George MatsdeD, 770 West Fire
North street, addition OF two toOms,
closet anu pantry; $500.
1he GUS Stealth,
The health departments report FOL
the past week " as follow!
Births, 81; mElth, 10; females, rs