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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-23

Property Of EibTidgs Tufts Ia Liii,
gatIon-NortOn Wants FORE.
closure

George Il. Norton t0dhy filed tult 10
tho Third district court against Jennie
Iuiis, Fisher Harris, administrator OF
The estate u EiutidgH Iufts, deceased,
joseph William Taylor, Elannr b.
Wicket lIthttWisu known rs ElAuuf
Il, luitsl sud John surIsDn
Tho action II TO obtain decree OF
iOtsOlUsuTo on account OF pF0mibsofy
note In the sum Of $4,000 luauu anu
delivered b. Elufldgu lu'if anu Juu.
Mo iuib % George n. Norton, on
December I, 1891, AMI payable b.
twelve months HIlor date. Tho note
was secured by mortgage on "A portion
OF lot =, block 40, plat b; also "A part OF
lot %, ulucK ~, plat -; also part ut
Dot o. block is, plat Is,
Toe complaint alleges that no pert OF
the principal Uf faid note has been
paid and that iuieItH. at tue rate a. 10
ruT cent ltruuuum RON May ~, 1896,
Ia uuc, Tho plaintiff fuuu8 on tuu
mOTtsaEu % receive the payment uf
thu note ana valves all claim agaiuHt
any other property OF the IuiLs estate.
Joseph William Taylor o. made n
party defendant In tuia suit because Of
an iutuftH. he claims N tue premises
nsmtd above by reason Ut Judgment
assigned 90 uim by F. H.. Gregg against
tue tWI makalH OF mo u1lu on which
this suit ls brought, aud by reason Of a
trust deed securing the judgment.
MI NIrlDu claims IN his complaint
that tne lion anu claim VI JOsUpu WI.
lam Toy lOr are subject aud inferior %
plaintiff claim by reason Of tho mJfI.
gage bulUrp al .uluI 10.
JJuu 4, SuelsOu is also mado marty
Guiuulgu. iur ruus0ns similar ~ tuU.e
stated Ia Mr. laylurs case, aud lhu
same objections are raised 10 Snelsou's
elaine,
Elauur d. Wicked ls made a party
defendant uUUsuse hu cl.Ims o. ba ilau
legal wla0W OF LIuuu.o Tuus, d..
c0astd; uut The pialuln allrgu8 SHAT
tuu saIu LlHnur Is, Wicket OIL ueu w
DO married 90 tuo taiJ Elbudgu ruIs
~ thu year 1869, anu claims that said
marriage Was never legally dissolved,
tut plnluuu alleges thu fac. 10 he thut
the SAID Enu0r Is. Wicket obtained "a
divorce IRON the said Ei0uuge Tut
Ia the year 1870, anu relying upon aaiu
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IT LOOKS OMNIBUS.
FoTsrish Activity 10 Pat a United
States Squadron 10 SEQ.
SUNDAY SERVICES susprSbfr.
The Destination Secret, but II Is Be-
lie,cd 10 b. the Cuban
COas',

CHICAGO, June GA special from
New York sayG
Unless significant signs fa'l, the
squadron Of United States witships
Just now StAllonoi in the harDor Of
New York will be- dispatched soon on
an important mission. Thoss who
should be In a position to know, say
the destination will b0 the coast Of
Cuba.
During the last week work on all the
vessels has been doubled In response 10
a special order received from the secro-
tary Of the navy. The nature of this
order cannot be asCertainod.
Evory boat Of the North Atlantic
fquadton, except the New York which
IL s,ill In dry dock, was iakiug In coal
yesterday.
On the Newark, Montgomery, Gin.
cinuai and inuiAna, there was con.
slant stir anu hustle. From dawn
until darkness boats laden with pro.
visions crowded alongsido. Two barges
were Kept busy all Jay plliDg coal In
tie bunker.
OfIlcofs admitted that services were
1miu0i on board the ships on SUNDAY,
hu' explained II by the necessity Of
making repairs no that the ships might
TO Ia condition to take the naval
militia on their annual cruise carly In
July.
When asked N he expected ordets
10 gO 10 Cuba, Captain Fatquhat, com.
mandlng tue Newark, said:
"Ihat | cannot taik about. Only
the admiral 10 authorized 10 speak gu
that point.
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SCOFIELD NEWS.
The severe Accident TO Iohu J.. Davis
-Uthgr Not,s Of Interest

suIuELD, June gl,-BTo.her John
+. DAVIS was seriously nuaH.In 40. o
niue at Winter Quarters ou Friday
bya rock falling uu MS head, cutting
a great, long cash on tho night side
and breaking the Jaw bono IA two
places. Dr. smith aud two assistants
took him TO the hospital as Salt Lake
On Saturday. Tue doctors say no VIII
recover.
The elevator al Winter QIarIers IL
completed anu wau vol ~ motion 10.
Jay lis not o. small, AFTER ALL Iau
aggregate CO.'S Will uu $4,000.
ME- john Luwulyu uas bought NJ
Murguu's lsIYuu Auu motel, auu De-
uulluiEg "a uu,gutr chop GA tue same
lot,
Mr., John Sn5ddou, our school
lehuuuf, uUs gone 90 Ogden lO suu hls
uncle, Adam Hunter VINO had uis
gnign uguAuu while working on tue
Osuuu power diam,
Several tluhIuuH gog on u lark
lgbl night Hud made thugs lively 10,
% wniIv. Mauha J, l.. Pucy arrested
i've Oh them,
Miss Florence kimuull Of SC0G.lt
was elected queen uT Carbon county.
Richard Howell, 80, asa Elyirb
Jones, %, afo tAklug cat mafrigge
license. hoEMON Boy.
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Result Of the Collapse of a sau Tran.
Ciscs Huiiatug.

cisco Butiding.
SAN FRASCIsCO, Cal, June g3.-
Two bodies at tue mlTguV, two more
seen IN the uins, thirteen PERSONS In.
lufe1, one uf wnum IL likely 90 DIE,
anu three men unlCcJuHt0d i0f-tnut
IL the list Of fatalities 90 lar AZ " known
that resulted from the collapse yustef-
day evening Of this three rlDfy frame
luuEiua house known hs tho Brighton,
situated at22 Fiilh street. There are
more bodies IA the fuins, buried under
great piles VI lumber anu furniture.
5omr Oi these vino NAMES are on tue
list Of misaing arc doubtless dead.
The two bodies recovered are those
Of Mf6. EgnCfiine sliv,fstuln and
Jesse May.
CareiessnOtB OF the grtBio-t sort IL
responsible tor the C. apso % tue build.
lux anu tho loss OF Ito ~ CAUSED. From
she statements " several people II IL
evident that disaster hgd been Cx.
pcctod. Warnings were given anu
uuhtudoh. Contractor L. GleRson
himself, who hGu charge Of the cOl.
structiUn oi the unuurpluning or street
work on which the building was riispd
says he explained ~ sJmr Oi thu ,tACr
wUfkmcu several days ago that u they
continued operations AlOug the line Ia
which they were working thofo was
bound to be q collapse,
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STOLEN AND RECOVERED.
A Horse aud buggy Taken From Mus,
ray aud Pound IN Farmers NArd.

A horse, buggy AMI harness wOlo
stolen from the premises Of Mt. a. p.
farrell a few miles south OF Murray
soms time during no Silent wA,ohoB
OF last night, The tAl5ves had entered
the Usru AMI taking tue animal from
hisstall had uafuessoI him 10 tho
buggy anu driven on. TIE victim
upon learning his loss ported to Com
stable Moss aud that Oiil,iRl came to
QUO city this morning and laid the case
Ugi IrB tl1 ufilcurH,
FflUr 90 uu cIu.tHb.u'a arrival 40 tho
station, however word hud been IT,
cyiyru VI tue uiuCDygfy u a horse au.
uuEEy lD tho vicinity OF President
Woodruff home Ia Farmers Waru
auu up.u Constable Moss going uul
there no WAS ugreeably surprised 1T
lullug what be was looking for. The
conveyance stood thoTs Intact, tut tue
morse was considerably Jagged show.
ing tina! no had been drivoH at a rapid
gait,
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Tucson, Arlz., Juno g8.-Adyices
from ban BotBhriino ranch say that
LIeulonants AvVrill and Rice, with
twO companies of cavalry anu sixty
,cJuts, Including White Mountain,
Yuma and Papago Indians have been
ilinod by Mexican troops anu nre nov
pursuing south thtOusn ROa0ra. The
Ian h nrst 10 so To the laqui village
where the Apache Kid Is supposed to
t'i then the troops Will separate or de.
piUy In tquade hnd move nOTthwaTd
win the hope OF forcing tbs tenegHdcB
10 seek shelter on THE side Of tho line,
where they Will be- met by troops Ia
tue vicinity VI ban BeTnaTltno aud
ClOvemaie, The troops will BIO kept
informed OF the presoncs Of TenegAdes
BY Telegraph signAin. IL will take from
i've 10 six weeks u make the cam.
pnign. Colonel Sumner has established
hcGdquaftuts Ia the held ri san Btr-
unTiIuO ana hos < ven orders 10 push
the campaign with To ent.ess vig0r.
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CHICAGO, June % Mis-. Elizabeth
Bury, wne Of Daniel BURY, who was
hanged Tor his snare Ia the pumnix
PARK murders In Dublin In 1852, uivd
IA this city yesterday,
GREEN BAY, Wis,, June 2S.-Ex-
C1ngr,s,mau T.. h. uudd dled at he
home Ia this city lssg night of pafllysis
Of tAe heart lilo was Uus OF tho beet
known politicians IN tho northern par.
VI tho statr.
LONDON, June g8-Sir Jossph
PfestwIcn, professor OF geology at
OXFORD, formerly PRESIDENT OF She
Geological society AMI vice pTssiIrul
" the Royal society, and the author Of
valuable geological works, Is ueag,
aged 50.
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TnE DEEDS MISSING.
Aut Mrs. Craven Plies Election Pra.
eotdings against FHiT's Heirs.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June ga
Mrs Nellie Craven has made Two
sensational moves In the Fair will
contest. She has filed eiuctmrnt pro.
oredings sgaiLBt the heirs OF James
q. Far 20 Dust them from possession
OF the property NJ Pine aud ssnsomo
streets anu the block on Mission ana
Eleventh streets aud at the same timo
10 recover Ia I'LL s22O,OOO for bach
rents anu DAMAGE.
Mrs. Craven refused 10 takr the stand
aud DoswOTn IA response To the SUM
mons Of Judge Slack, ordering nor
and her attorneys ana advisers 10 pro.
uuce any papers or written documents
OF the late millionaire Ia their pOssos-
Hon. For this defiance Of court Mis-.
Craven was tentonc0d TO "a hours In
the Branch county jail, nut at tho
solicitation OF her Attorney, the exc.
Cntlon o. the order WIS Blaygd ioT -
nouns iu tbs nope that sue may change
her mind,
The two deeds that were recorded
uTs SIN missing. Attorney Hoggurty
bvliev,s now tnat NO will never $50
them,
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4 FATHERS FATAL PASSION.


Las, weeE tho Nlws published an
account Of the nllns To-. "a suit Or di.
vOrcc from her husband uy Mrs. b..
vlt q Carpenter on tue grounds OF
nab.tuHI ius briefly auI cruel troa.
mau. ltu1w tw.srirgf that ON the
9.h Of tuis month, Carpenter went 90
eco his vie, WHO had lut her hue.
uu.u's nome auI gone 90 her
mJinur'r, uud during % quarrel with
uorsua'Cu,u Toe tw0.moutur.1Id child
To- m tine D. aud shouted. "lsu'l THIS
our cbII.3n Mr. 7CarIrI. mother OF
Nu. Carpenter, uUIrui that tnu uHNy
was gbspug Got breath AuI with %
scream zinc took % away IfUm the iu.
iUuAlui father Tho baby seemed 60
uH ,uuHiug md hnt.I soon alter.
wnrif. Imm tina Time ulI june l2u
tHu infant NuuII gasp uuI rrHsu
breathing 80 Intervals, until 10 died OLE
Tue liHt uHmHI date.
a few days DO. Or June ian Mt4
CufpguIri'- oldest cmm, % uujr piu
u.iwuuua uul yraus 70. ne, died AMI
thr iHtuuf utluuaru iUr Tuner J..
ihu ylury Oi death %. lut lauu VII
NupuI.y.s be- toe subject OF iUvusllga-
IIuu H.uu,
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AUSTIN, Texas, June gJ,-both
wings " Iuo Texas Democrats mes IA
party session TO-DAY al nOOu. After
IoruCuug n temporary organic ton
anu the appointment VI Committee,
adjournment was uAi uutll tho after.
noon. Last nighI bJlu factions held
Cauuuscs. the silver men agreed b
send eight delegates 20 Chicago. The
prO posed platform declares uutquivU-
calls Ior fTru silver ut 10 90 /. Tho
gUlI muu agreed that II would 10 bcs.
10 tsud the delegation 10 Chicago o.
contest the seats. Bland IL expected
nero this afternoon,
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PORTLAND, o., June g8.-Congrcls.
mau W. II. EN-, who wAs ft.sIuctvd
At tie late election, arrived last night
from Washington. Mr. Ellis has al.
ways voted with the iroe silver men
M tue House, but no now signifies his
Intention Of standing on the ~. Louis
plHl UTm.
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Comments Upon tito uryau incident.

LONDON, June 2a-rho Globe com.
mrnting upon the arrest Of the crown
surveyor VI British Guiana by NUuG-
Luelan troops say: "Ihs N0uezuolpn
government has repeated the insult to
Great Britain with which even a moT.
lean spTeau-uagle could not sympa-
tnizr. IL LOOKS AS though Pfuuuuut
Ctispo was thinking OF the appIOaCl
Of u presidential election Ia tho United
states and wss anxious Tor collision
WIN Great Britain before the question
has Loot It's oiecIipuecrlng value.
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Utah PIONEER DEAD.
H. First PIOgnal oil The go Is
Called Hence
i-.Isr William sartsr Dtea az tho
Axe Of - Year, uuri,d
utst GourEe.


aa.sIal Go tHo NrNa
sr GIORUE, Utah, June 2s.-wil.
lem Carter the Utah pioneer and the
man VINO plowed the iirsl hall aero Of
grnuuJ IN the State, died hero last
night lie was born NJ sedbury,
Hsrciordshifc. February l3tb, 1891,
aud was therefore 70 y,afs cid. lie
came to Dixie win tho Piurcy aud
has livou here ever since. His iur--al
was held here 10 y.
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AIlgeIa MnI nr NnmInnl,a.

rElRiA, Ilis., June a." Governor
Aliguid will be rOmiuathd All Accupl
tho nUmiuntion," IVA tho ahuouucr.
ment OF Judge ramuol 4. Mcdonnell
Of Chicago THIS morning. He had Just
hLd long talk with the governor.
Mcdonnell said tho governor had iu.
tended 10 retire from politics, o. no
often had publicly declared. Then bis
health was poor and hu was tired Of
public lite. He In g0oI heath now
aud his friends have brought fueh
pressure upon him that II would toum
almost like doserIiDg the cause 20 puit
now.
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New YORK, June g8.-lt 10 reported
tnHt the hotel Brunswick will TO
closed on June "a. IL win probably DO
GismantlUd.
On January II last a receiver was
appointed iUt the property. lie has
been running the hotel since, Il h said,
alta lusH, anu has decided that II must
b. closed.
Tue brunswick, since II was built
IN 1879, uHs born considered onp OF tue
tuutt fashionable hotels IN the city.
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SAN FRANCaCD, june 23-rhu ge-
port VI tue Southern Paclhc cnmpnuy
ior the year ending December 81, is01i
was iaBuuI TO-DAY.
The report shows lhRt the ne' earn
iuss per mile q rnH1 have Jecreasod
gtaduHliy nom s. 1888 N ls72 20
~, .9562 IN 1880, luu decrease ga the
net earnings ~ explained by the ue'
presss In inc receipts per ton, all o.
which ID attributed 10 rsuuesd iEeigt /
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NEW YOUg, June IS = rHts wac %
Typical uay toe tbt Suftuf..u usy ht
,hori shesu Boy. The Suburban eau.
uiIatrs had 'ary gail0ls. UuIy suvou
nfu ou the caro-. but every uUr Iaar1 d
one. Fitft came TIE top WI ut uuuty
% Navarro, with 100 puuu. zoo ubrfi,
a hia exercise tins mofniU Hu looked
ls good M over. Trainer John ut.
land faid hu had no tXcus ID aivr f1l
The hurie should he be- bcAtu., clifford
novel through the stft,.H .H 10 hC
kutw that in "a few suuT H.urf lac
would have to MAKE the JlHri ~ his
l'r, 10 was evident thai Henry OF
Navarro .ulJ have wH.a rut out,
especially 40 Fud Tami Hua 90 tide
the beaten iavufite VI thu BtlUElyu
handicap, instead OF Clay .r. Lul )
in weight with ClilofG, l-l I.u.uH,
aus the gallant sir Wa. Walter
Rollins had get Sir Wal. NO bat ulI
not Ike the twelve pounds penalty ho
cnIfui iJr winning tuH EfHHAlyu
handicap. rlo olhrr "a tua ~ o.
practically '1ondlcsi. 10. Common.
err, the western rrptosUnIulVo In the
NJ 10 wac JAGGED uut,ciauUI,
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NOMINATED RICHIE,
also Rlul3i % Former Illumination
OF Judge Street.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE RETAINED
Over hrscHcUald', rr1t,,l-I homf, y.
L.w.s Makes q Good show ing.
Forty seven 10 IW0ny.ny..

The Republican judicial C uv.ul0u
met In tho Third district court om of
lu'3J this morning aud nominated
Mu,us l.. RUclis Go QUO the vacancy
caussi ~ tuc ryi.unti0n VI Judge
Young, aud MISC raNgyi the former
nomination o. JuJgc 5sueL
Toe convention wac called 90 order
by Chairman Meyer oi too Judicial
committee, anu Sue call was read by
George MesieryoI, t,c,o.ary " the
comm Jirc.
&. V. Moflo was elected temporary
socfciury. a committee on credentials
was selected ny the char a. i5ll.w.3
John Ll Taylor, Glen MilcI b. g..
McLaughlin aud pcuwoll Chuffugtou.
o. Iofmauost organization aud ofJrr
oi uu.iu,sE }, r.. LeJunfJ, Jauiss
lvis, John b. Gordon uud J. b..
Bowel
Tho credentials committee ryp-g;od
the following delegates emitted TO
sunta in tue convention.
fHOu SALT LAKE CIIY.
Fiut pr,cIuc I'D. T.. palmor.I..
ditulUwAiJ, brJiay Olsen, r.0,Ltua.
afi, J cob Mautz, stewart Stevenson,
bou uagat, J. h., WiscImH.
Second pffciuci-L4Wuui H. Jon.
hus, ". }. FUrHUa. a. IS RrHpL Geo.
". Npyut =. %, Carney, Ju.. Z.uk,
J. ". Campbell, jane. a lurf su, w.
=. Thorn, r. W.. Lows, Jamss W.
CgmIurII.
rhiu sciuct-Th1maa D.. J stemy,
James "A. hsHlam, Efurtt e. a, Jama-
} Giluii David 3. Emery william j
Y 10.
Fourth prccirc .-Gmnt smith, GIor
Mii.h g. % Ml.uL J, N, Hupiru.
ucck, }. &. l.. Il ~.
Fltu prou.ut--OuaT'uH W. Mu-r,
l.. y. PalmuJ Henry tJulam d., A
s. Plif, T. Eilia Browne, I.s.NafIAu,
FpuE l.. lioilan1.
HALr LAKE COUNTY.
John Ia yI1r, J. 10. Erwdlv, ID.
Lauua, ~. Nurtu, NJ. Is. Hun, h. -.
Hume, ny. Clay, Sitau u. Hailry,
sarah Jane LesluE
TooELE COUNTY.
John -. Gordon, Francis Han, Pa.
we'll Cueruug,on.
suMMir COUNTY.
David Kuiln. James Iver, ID. O..
MCLaughiin, IA. &. Harrington, Du.
fiau wilkins. =. a. pauIlry, W.
Mont Ferry, W. G.. Wallace, n. 3.
Townsend, J. H.. LIrkhprt, Honfy
Welsh, Matt Connolly, J.. n. Denim.
IL was alfO ftCgmmuulcI that each
precinct vote liz cut 3 lie alton even
u some Of tine delegates were absent.
The report WIS adopted.
Ihu oOmmilluo on permanent organ.
iEsti1n reported recommending the
retention Of the temporary officers ami
the report WIS adopted.
There were only two n0minatin
before thu convention, InumlH ID
Lewis Was piacri IN nom.uuu0l ut
Albert llnisor aui Morris l.. RiIclir's
uamu was Presented by Geo. 4. 60 u.
win. o. tho ilfst ballot Richie 20.
ovivud ~ votes and Lewis 70, when
Albert BslsUr moved 10 make Judge
k.tchiu's nomination uuauimgus aud
90 was done.
rhs Judiciary clmmiltos was t.
tanned over JAKE GtuuuwaiI,a protect
that the committee had iallsJ 10 do Iig
luIy.
Ine nomination Of Judge Street,
made ~ tue last CUy6ntluu 10 May,
was Tauhcd by this convention Aud
The body adiouruod sine die.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC Cricl.gt nnlrh.

LONDON, Juun 20 In tuy cucaut
match between ull EuHIHuI uuu
Austtallans Jay, the lUfuor eleven
we're Put cut Tor total OF ay- Tor the
hut iuuiugs against SO runs scored by
the Australians in tue mot inuiugs.
Al Immense crowd witnessed tAu
match.
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Boyd rhntcher aud J .hu u Buc r.
fell, The Democtstif leo tr Goo I.st
stale assembly, ns the other if
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-29
you dreadfully,a said Nj. ID Tdsle, gal

you dreadfully," said Mi. De I.isle. gal
lantly.
Really All, 1 don't know. We are
but outcasts here. Mr.. De Lisle, strangers
and pilgrims. you know. Now il the De
Lisles were to betake themselves away 1t
would be looked upon in the light of a
public calamity, for you have been here
for hundreds aud hundreds of years.
haven't yontn
"fWe have been a long time in the place.
1t Is true" answered he, who did not feel
inclined to tell her that his great grand
father was the first of his name who had
part or lot In the old city and that he, as
u matter of fact, had come straight from
his native farm to be apprenticed t o q
Blankhampton tradesman!
ALI! dear. dear, it is at times very con.
verient to be what Julia described as
.outcasts.' strangers, aud Pilgrims"
and SO OMIT enables you to talk about
my people" In a way that does not sound
pretty when you have been mixed upwith
a place for three or Q generations and
everybody knows exactly who aud what
my people" are.
You seemed" snid Mrs. Trafford to
Julia, when the company had gone, ito
get on very we'll tonight with MIR. De
Lisle."
ooh, yes, pretty WE'LL" answered Julia.
''But all the same don't care much about
him, he does fancy himself so enormous
ly. By-the-by, did ANYBODY tell you about
the Manor LODGE"
mo, not a word; what about It'll" Mrs.
Trafford answered.
And then Julia repeated all the infor-
nation that Gerard De I4isle had given her
about Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Markham and
what they meant to do withShe long un'
Inhabited Manor Lodge.
Continued Next week)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-29
Fooled Again.

The voluntary exile from honest toll
had been busy in his mind for several
hours connecting 4 new scheme by
which he might III q meal without
subjecting his person to the risk o fdogs
or other dangerous weapons and when
he had what he thought was Just the
thing he sailed forth. At the first
kitchen door he banged up against he
was mel by the mistress of the mansion.
Excuse me, lady," he said, courte-
ously, "but l see you don't recognize
me-"
No" was the surprised reply, awhy
should Ip"
Because, lady, ! was here two weeks
ago and at that time you gave me a
piece Of pie that reminded me OF the
pies my mother used to make and
here he drew his hand across his eve
pathetically.
4Indeedp" she asked in some doubt.
"Yes. lady, and though since that
time l have been working for enough
to maintain me comfortably and leave
me q small balance, the memory of that
pie has been so strong that l could not
resist the temptation to come again and
get some more"
At this juncture he almost sobbed.
well" replied the lady in tone that
chilled him, that pie came from the
bake shop just around the corner aud l
have no doubt if you will go around
there the small balance you spoke of
will procure you enough to keep your
memory green for q month"
The door closed abruptly in his face
and the lady was shut off from his
view.
"Foiled, : he Kissed between his set
teeth and 10 went back to his thought
works gloomily Free Press.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-02-29
The Generals Cow.

Some years ago, says a writer in
Hnper's Young People, the command
ing officer of a military station, desir-
ing the grass around the quarters to be
protected while it was growing, gave
strict orders to the sentries that no one
except the COW should be allowed to
step v it.
The next day the generals wife called
upon some ladies and wishing to make
a short cut walked across the grass from
n path to another.
NO II to pass here. madam said
the sentry.
The lady drew herself up.
DO you know who amp she de-
manded of the sentry.
NO. madam" replied the impassive
soldier, s. da not know who you are;
but | know that you are not the gen
erals COW. and nobody else is permit
ted to walk on the grass