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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amUotIng NJ the Hoard Of Directors Of
the Cold queen Minus Company, curpor'
mvut Of IUu llul cents per share was levied
on tho ylplthl stock OF The corporation, pay.
able nc once 90 frank u. himhali, Treasurer,
pAuy nfst dUuT MgCumics building, corner
OF Man aut First South srgUH. tat
Lake city. Utah, ANY ftuct Upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on May llth.
lsIf, VIII DO delinquent aud uIyertnud for
sale, NJ public suction, and unless payment IA
made before. Will be- sold on June lat 1881 20
pay tho delinquent Assessment, t0TothpT with
cost Of advertising and uApon.e Of sale
j. X. HICKMAN,
secretary.
Room 22., Second FLOOR, Atlas Block, SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.
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1lli.l,Inln0r nrniVai.

mail the history Of Utah there has
never been such an excriion 10 place
before the people No one time such n
program of wheel aud hoTuC races a.
will be a. C6ldot's Park on the 8nth.
The meeting Ia termed the advance
guard OF the midHunimOr carnival.
The wheel races aiatt at 1880 n. M,
horle aud wheel OF lao pm,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudoraiHued, administrators Of tho a..
tate ct Caroline Htddon, deceased, to tho
creditors Of and a'i pUffona having claims
against the sid deceased, 90 exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers, WITHIN four
months after Tho nrst publication ~ THIS no
tee. Co tuU said Emilv y. tuuuiU, ht No. go a
second West street, SAT- Lake CITY, utah, ~
thr County Of Halt Lake
THOMAS = Seldom,
EMILY ,. CONDtf,
Adminisrators Of the estate Of Caroline SEQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Food, when ], sours on the stomach,
becomes innuttitive and unwhOles0me.
Il p0isons the blood, and 10th mind
uud body suffer In consequence. What
Ia needed TO restore perfect digestion h
b dose or two o; Ayers Pills. They
never fail 10 relieve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NoIIce Io oRtplroRs


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN NY THE
~ uuunThignod, administrator % The estate
% John Mellon, deceased. 60 the creditors ~,
and al pcrHnns having claims against the
said deceased, 90 exhibit them with the nrcca
cary vouchers, within four months after the
nrat publication 81 this notice, TO the fnid
lifIic Mellon MArgotts, A. No, $40 Constitution
building. salt Lake CITY, In the County OF salt
Lake.
dated AprIl OH, tsd.
LIZZIE MELLON MARGETT-.
AdminlstrHtiK Of the Estate u John Mellon.
deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

tlish grcnt mistake 10 auppose thst
a simple tonic g,vel strength; Il only
stimulates the stomach 20 renewed
action. To impaTt real strength, the
blood must DO purified and enriched,
and this can only be- done by such n
standard Alternative ~ Ayet's Ssissr-
afilln.
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NOTICE

TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
j the ttOrEholdors OF Zone savings hAnA
and Trust IumT any Will BIO held % tnr con.
pany'a ONCE Nos. /, q, . East Temple rT,sh
khit Iate CITY, Utah, on Monday, june lsl,
1870, NJ u a nv, Tor the election OF directors
bnd for such other businesr 90 may come Ve'
'' WiLFORD WOODEuFE
President.
GEORGE N. CANNoE,.
Cashier
Dated salt Lake city, Stay sth, is9N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NOTICE
In the niatrict Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District, In and for SAT- Lake
County, state Of Utah.

In the nAtrlct Court Probate Division, 4 bird
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, state OfUtah.
In the matter Of tho Estate of George W,
Crowley, Deceased.
DURsuANr no AN ORDER or SAID
ooult. 90 said matter notice is hereby
gwen that wednesday, tho g1th day Of May
a q. lsli, ~ 10 O'Clock %. M, At tic County
Court house IA SAT- Lak0 CITY, Utah, In mo
court room OF SAID court has been
appointed tho time and place for the
hearing Of 10 petition OF &. Hays, pray.
lng for The admission 10 probate uf a
certain document herewith prcs0nlod. pur.
porting q DO tho last will and testament OF
Ieorgu ". Crowley, deceased, when aud
Whrro all persons interested may appear and
oppose the probate N SAID Will. or tho grant
ms of leltors OF administration with tho viii
annexed 90 the said petitioner ~ prayed for
IN SAID petition,
In witness whereof, have hercunto sot my
hand and anKed the seal of Eaid court, tails 10Th
day of May. a. ID. 1895.
lsEALl o. n. STANTON,
Clerk
ny A, q. HFEsE, Deputy Clerk.
fhANK hoIfAAN, attorney for Petitioner,
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NoIloe Io ooNIRAoIoRs.
once OF tho board OF puhlic WORKS, Room >.
city Hal, salt Lake city, May Is, lsd.

City HAL. salt Lake city, May Is, isB.
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE NE
- ruNod nt this once until IAO pm. OF
IS CiuuH1HY. June lfd, 1880 tor tho Worl ot
constructing bitches ami building a hlrbod
wifr fence a. the sewer Yarn. located 10 accs
lions o. and ~. T. / ~, o. 1 w, salt Lake
meridian, according TO plans in the city On.
uIuurf's once.
insirucuous to bidders. together with spccin.
cations aud forms Tor contract and bond can
hc obtained upon application u tho once "
tHH board.
Tho right ~ reserved 10 reject any and all
bltr.
by order Of tho Board Of Public Works.
A. a., UuELMJf.
chairman.
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b. y. Jeremy has m we'd his baI.
CT shop itom 237 Main street to 81
Main sireet, where he hes fitted elC.
giant quarters TO suit the moft inslld.
lous. Good service and courteous
treatment.
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NOTICE. OF IRusrsE.s n,,n


NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN ru.r
~ accordance with and under 80 L ~
ahu authority granted by that rcriot. 1--WE
uctut made the nrat day OF Ann. i,1i. wy
unucrsirhcd Trustees, By John ~ Ja',.' lh
,shttatel Jones his wife. and recorded .tna
u, 1871, 10 bouk "a" of Morraa,s al Nv
49, Of The records OF salt Iasc roU6f, w..
lhr undersigned Tusters viii offer fgl Z. y = ~
ecu 70 Sue hEhcat bidder for rash al 40 ,1 ~
ffont door OF the Juiutt iJy uud tourf. tfit
ing in SAT- Lake CITY. Utah, that bsire II,
county court house of salt Lake toubte d ~
uu tho stln day OF IuuC. 1870 at D. oieloah ..l-
% tald Jay ml tho real estate heroig"t9
ucacriDed, t1 pay and discharge tho Ird@''i.
nc'a secured by ta.d tuuat deed ana t
amount 81 inNoa paid on sai1 real cstatT i.y tt.
holder OF aaid Indebtedness sud lntorpft az 10y
on, ana reasonable attorneys fees. ar5 49,.
pcnHauou 20 the trustees, and the coats a. tt,
notice, aud cNpeusef or sale -aid sFinI..'a
~ the request u tho holder Of Tho lndri,N.,
ness, and because OF the full mnturitg n.
non payment the tsit iudtbtoduess w 'N
taid real citato is particularly duftfibrd d,
followf ''N
iqt No Six tGl, IN block No. six t6i. ofpI.
"l, SAT- l.atc tlty survey. except 4 1tfir ~
rod IN width Oh the north end OF aaId Iot wa
t j. sALtauUtlY
hlMON BAhuEhGEIL
Dated Wav 20. tuHH "ate'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

In the matter OF tho estate Of James Af. Far.
NOR deceased,
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT a. ".
~ Ihyler, Administrator OF the estate of
lauoa N, Farmer, deceased, has rendered for
settlement, and hlrd IN said court, his nnal
nc'uunt ~ bis ndmlniHuAuon ~ said estate
due OF sHid estate among tho personH entitled
thereto, and that Tuesday. me 10Th duy OF
june, A. %. 1885, At 10 O'Clock n. M, at tho
court room Of ssii court, ln the county court
house, sAlt Lake city anu County, Utah, has
huen July appointed by tho Judge OF snid
court, Tor the toftlcmrnt " said account aud
hearing SAID petition for distribution, Ht which
umo Aud place any person interested IN said
rtthlo may appear and SHOW cause, II any
there he, why SAID account should not be set.
TOD nnd approved and nual distribution made
hH prayed for
Dated May iGth, 100,
-. &. p. STANTON. CLERK
BY A. q. REESE, Deputy CLERK.
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says.
II. NJ. Blossom, senior msmbsr oil
II. NJ. Blossom q Co., 2iT n. 81 IL,
III. Louis, writes. had been left with
q very distressing cough, the result Of
infusnEa, which nothing seemed 10
relieve. until took Bdlidrd's Horo.
hound Syrup. Ono botglc completely
cured me. 1 sent one bottle 10 my
sister, who had q severe cough, and
she experienced immediate relief
slways recommend this syrup 10 my
friends.
John Crsnslon, pos HsmpshirS
street, Quincy. Ills. writes l have
found ballard HorChOuRd Syrup
superior 20 any other cough medicine
have ever known. II never ditHp-
points. Price soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

A stlmul.nt 10 often needoa TO nour.
ish anu strengthen the roots and TO
keep the hair n natural color. lislPs
Hair Remover II the bssi tonic for the
Lalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Keep ycur deeds and other valuahies, IN.
GLIDING Jewels, 10 q safety drpost box 81
aouH savings Uaut 4 1rutt 90. Rent hy
We wear only amounts 10 few cnuta per
month. Ladiss specially Invited 10 cali and
st1 vaults,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

judicial District, o. and Tor ,Alt Lake
County, state u Utah.
In the matter Of tho estate OF william L.
Nlenny, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Chrnlos brink, the Administrator OF tho
estate OF William , Hlcnuy deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement And u!cd lu SAID court
htG final account OF he administration 81 Faid
cathie ana puuuOu for FINAL distribution of tho
residue Of sad estate among tLu pcrtons en-.
tuti thereto, and that Saturday, the 9th day
nf June, A. ID. issb, ht 10 O'Clock a. no., ~ tho
court room OF taid court IN the County Court
iluu. e, halt Lake tity aud County, Utah, haa
been duly appointed by tle Judge OF sAid
court, for thu settlement ot said account aud
hearing said petition Tor distribution, At which
umo and place any person interested 10 tpld
estate may appear ana show cause, 10 any
there be, why said account should not be set.
tod ami approved and lnal distribution made
a. prayed for,
Dated SHAY 10Th, isJd.
g. y. STANTON,
II, n p,,.,. n,,,,. c,.,, clerks
Fil,SK hurrhiAS. attorney Tor AdmnlstrA'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
e.t.t. of I'm o,GT Matthew. dsesa.sd.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudorNFncd, administrator u tho e.
tate ~ kliiA uAbY Matthews, deceased, TO tho
creditors 81, aud all persons having clniWH
against tho said deceased. 20 exhibit them
with tho Necessary vouchers within ten months
hftor the nrut publication Of thia notice 20 tho
said Administrator AZ ~ MAJ street rnlt Lake
city, In the County OF salt Lake, Utah.
NJ 3. wOoIIEY,
Matthew. deceased.
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NoTlcE Io ooNrRAcroRs.
once Of mo Board Of Public WORKS, Room
go CITY HAL, salt Lake City,
Mnv 10th. 1aM

May 10Th. tslG
GEAiEn PROPOSALS WILL BE nv.
> ccivcd at thih ofico until 80 O'Clock pm.
on Wednesday. June lrd, isla, for the work Of
constructing cutters lot concrete and plaster
with cast IRON coycra) for conveying the irriFa.
ton aud storm water across tirst, second and
Third South sIrcots at the intersection OF state
hud Hast Temple streets respectively, accord
distinctions tu hIddHrf. tuEOthtr with apocls
Goaloua and forms Tor contract and bond can
bo obtained upon application Al The ONCE Of
the board.
me rightis reserved 20 rcios. any aud All
bids.
~ order OF tho hoard n Public Works.
A. q. DONEMUS. Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Tho direct limo TO Kansas City, H.
Louis and Atlantic sesboaSd, Is via
tho Missouri Pacific RailWEy, irOLl
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
care, anu ali connections made In
Union dspOts On tho day time. n you
aru going East and care for u daylight
tide through the RTandesl scenery Of
The R0cEy Mountains On route, see
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway, Elegant chair cars
positively nee TO holders Of regular
train tickets.
H.. Il. KOOsER, G. i. & L. A.,
n MOflan Block, salt Lace CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Hy order Of tho Board Of Directors ~ tho
Gold Queen Mining umpAny. tho date Of tho
delinquency OF tho above assessment u ca.
tended 10 June llth, 1905, aud tho date Of sale
10 July lHt, 1870
dated MAY 5th, l-H.
First publication Of tins supplemental notice.
MAY Uth tald.
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EsTRhY POUND NOTICE.

NNE GRAY MAIZE ABOUT % AIS
" Old, brand looks like Ff,Hl ON leit 'h'kn
n the above described anlm is not clalulvs
and taken away on or before friday, June
OH, 1896 Hho VIII bo sold 10 the ilRheal WV
der at auction at CITY estraY pound.
JOHN o, NATION,
Pound keeper
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Goibo.Piiis Drug Go. arc noted Tor
the hest Medicines and l1weh' prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds
Of Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskets.
Full line Of CONN Furniahings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph orden
promptly hiled.
opon Day aud Y light
Factory and wsrcrooms No, 2SS Il. la
South, ~ blocks east Of ThsaioE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

General banking u.siue.sj pnya b por
cont on deYo.itg. +. Arms'rlng, Pfeol,
7. w. Madfnu, vico.prtsL, }. u. Jen.
uiuge, csahieT
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Try J. @. MoDOnald'a new kIachcr.
Jacks. The moe you eat tho moTg you
want. For sale everywhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

Utah Commercial aud savings Bank,
- East. first south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

To ogden and urturn via Union
Pacific.
On account OF Bicycle races and Gun
Club meet, tho Union Paoiilc will cell
round trip tickets TO Ogden, Decoration
Day nj 81 90, ro'd returning Nav 3lst.
Trains leave Of ZOO, 500 n.m.; 400 and
700 nm. -Four trains returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NOTICE.

Gold Queen Mining Company, a corporation Of
Uiuh, principal place ~ business, talt
LAKE tity, Utah.
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HERLlE ]. STORE, GsneaIossi,

Has estsblIshed Genealogical Bureau At
ogden. Utah Has on nand hundreds " ren'
caloEcs unuarcs. at1. These volumes will no
Tor sale or reference. Has fumuthlur relating
20 Almost uvury American family Makes =
speciality OF tracing unrarUs and compiling
ronchi1ECs. Th1ss Interested should c0frol
pond wish him OF visit bis lIlrlrU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29

II costs no more Tor good work. Send
your laundry to tho Empire, q Com.
meEclRl ~. Tel. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NOTICE.
In tho District Court Probate Division, Third
Judicial District IN and for Salt Lake
County, state OF Utah.

In the matter OF tho estate Of James Af. Far
NOR deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-29
NoTIoe of TRUSTEES sALe.

~ a, q, RIEHF, Deputy Clerk =
Fil,sh HOFFMAN. attorney for hdmustTa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
DEMONSTRATION NOTES.

Voters of the Seventeenth ward who
are desirous Of joining the Republican
club Of that ward will meet tonight in
the Central Republican club rooms at
s o'clock at which time a marching
club will be organized to take part in
the Mckinley ratification parade Tues
day evening
The Republicans Of the Twentieth
ward will meet at Phillips hall, Fig
street, next Monday evening at 7.3O to
complete arrangements for taking part
in the Mckinley demonstration the fol-
lowing evening. Every friend OF Nc
kinley and Protection Is welcome.
Come and Join us and help make this
parade the grandest demonstration the
great Apostle of Protection to Ameri-
can Industries has received in any city
in this state.
The colored Republicans Of Lacka-
wanna county met In the New Ameri-
can hotel Tuesday night and organized
the William Connell Mckinley cam
paign club, which will take part in next
Tuesday nights parade. II. A. Mar
shall was chairman Of the meeting at
which the organization was perfected
and J. @. Sweet secretary.
The Central Republican club will have
a meeting tonight to perfect arrange
ments for next Tuesday nights grand
ratification meeting. All the commit
tees will present reports and as far as
possible everything will be gotten in
shape for the rally. 1t is requested by
the executive committee that all clubs
intending to participate send delegates
to the meeting tonight that an estimate
can be made of what the size Of the
parade will be. which Is necessary in
arranging the line Of march.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
SCRANTON UNION
WELL REPRESENTED
Thirty.Five Delegates Gone to the ID.
teruatlOnal G. E. Convention.
THEY WILL RETURN NEXT TUESDAY
Majority OF Them Left on the Jersey
Central Railroad Yesterday Morn.
ing..COrdial Reception rendered
to Them Upon Their Arrival ut the
National Capital.

rom this city yesterday a party of
thirty-five left for Washington, ID. c..
to attend the International convention
of the Christian Endeavor Union. Part
OF them left in the morning in q special
car over the Central Railroad of New
Jersey in charge OF Division Passenger
Agent J. S. Swisher. The train left
the West Lackawanna avenue station
at $780, From Bethlehem to Philadel-
phia they will go over the Philadelphia
and Reading, and from Philadelphia to
Washington over the Baltimore and
Ohio.
Those who left by this route are;
Misses Martha Vaughan, Lizzie Price,
Cassie Phillips. Emile Evans, Winnie
Howe, Jennie Davis, Nellie Morgan,
Mary Powell, Margaret johnson, Clara
Neimeyer, Kate Davis. Rev. W. H..
Stubblebine, Richard Phillips, John d.
Hughes, Charles z. Daniels. Rev. and
Mrs. H. ]. Crane and son Howard, Un-
iondale; Miss Agnes Tinker Uniondale:
Lawrence Thomas, Ararat; Raymond
Tingley, Herrick Center; Miss Lizzie
Boyle, Herrick Center; Miss Nettis Fel-
ter, Herrick Center; Rev. Mr. Byers,
Peckvills, and Miss Ina Brundage,
Peckville: Mrs. Johnson. Peckville; the
Misses Ellis. of Carbondale; Harry
Benjamin, Nicholson.
ON THE OTHER ROAD.
The rest OF the party left at o'clock
in the afternoon over the Delaware.
L.ackawanna and Western railroad.
From Philadelphia to Washington they
will travel over the Baltimore and Ohio.
ThoSe who went are: Rev George f.
Guild, pastor of Providence Presbyteri-
an church: e. p. Hoff, physical direc-
tor Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation; G. w. Benedict, Miss May
Benedict. Roy Atherton, Miss Anna
Davies, Miss Won Storch, Mrs. Z. A.
Reynolds, and Miss Winifred Howe, of
the North End.
The first party arrived in Washington
at $50 in the afternoon, and the second
party reached there at an early hour
this morning. Each delegation was
mot At the railway station by ]. G.
Manning, Of Pittston. president Of the
fri-county union, who Is state trans
portation agent at this time. The
Scranton delegation Is quartered at Ho-
tel Oxford and Hotel Litchfeld.
PENNSYLVANIA COLORS.
Red and blue are the colors of the
Pennsylvania Endeavorers, and the
Scranton people will be specially dis
tinsuished by their red and white badg-
es. They are receiving great attention
on account Of the coming of the state
convention Of '96 to this city. Calvary
Baptist church at Eighth and H
streets iS the headquarters of the
Pennsylvania union, and one room Of it
has been set aside for the use of the
Scranton committee of &C.
The International convention will
continue until next Tuesday morning
and then the delegates will return
home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
ARRESTED FOUR TINES.
Twelve.Ycar.O Old Boy Who Is a Con-
tirmed KNIGHT of the Road,

There Is q twelve-year-old tramp at
tine station house who has been arrest
ed four times in this city for yagrancy.
He halls from Shenandoah and is a son
cf Andrew Lukazewski but as his real
name Adalbert Lukazewski would be
quite bothersome to carry about the
country he has adopted the plain dem
ocratic coenomen, Mike Smith.
He is very cute for one Of his years
and IL not interrupted will make a
great name in his chosen walk of
lie. Saturday upon his arrival in this
city he went TO Rev. Father Moffitt. OF
st. Johns, South Side. and by telling a
sad story was taken in and tenderly
cared FOR. After imposing upon Father
MofIitt's good nature for two days he
hade him adieu and sought shelter with
Rev Father Aust, the Polish priest.
adopting for the occasion his real name.
Father Aust made some inquiries con-
cerning the lad and the result was that
he went into the custody Of the po-
lice. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Duggan, of the Associated Char
tiles, took charge of the lad and Will
endeavor to have him placed in some
correction institution. as 1t Is too ex-
pensive to pay his fare home to Potts
vile every time he sees fit to pay this
city a visit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
CHILD SAVING WORK.
Al0ther Oae Of Tender Years Taken
from q Mother Who Was Bringing
Her Up 10 the Wrong Way.

Another child OF tender years was
yesterday taken from a debased mother
who was bringing her up amid the
sinful surroundings OF the lower Lacka-
wanna avenue dives. The childs name
Is Flora Markus and her age Is but
thirteen years.
II the suspicious OF her rescuers are
correct the little ones mother 10 deserv-
ing of the severest punishment the law
in such cases provides, but until such
time as these surmises are proven true
1t Is well out Of charity for the human
race not to dwell upon them.
Alderman Millar, who empowered the
child saving committee of the As
sociate charities to take the girl into
custody. committed her to the house of
the Good Shepherd until court can
take action in the case
Other cases Of similar routine are be-
Ing Investigated by the agent Of the
board.
Two cases of domestic infelicity were
among the many that came before AL
derman Millar, yesterday. Carlton G..
Palmer, an aged man WAS the COM
planant In one Of them. His wife who
Is many years his junior. left him a
couple Of weeks ago and went to Car
bondale where she IL being harbored by
one Mrs Kate May. Palmer went up
to call on his wife with the intention
Of patching up their differences. She
did not fall on his neck but her champ
ton, a young man named Fred Sherman.
did and Sherman will now have to an
swsr at court for his gallantry. Mrs.
May. who 10 accused Of making dire
threats was a!1o arrested. Each
waived hearing and entered bail be-
fore Alderman 8. Q. Jones.
The other case was one which caused
the alderman no little chagrin. Three
months ago he married Mr.. and Mrs.
Nimrod Edwards and thought at the
time that he tied a pretty good sort
Of knot. Yesterday Mrs. Edwards had
her husband arraigned for cruelty and
desertion. The husband waived hear
ing and entered bail for his appearance
at court.
Joseph Deficit was to have been given
a hearing last night for stealing a
pitchfork from Alvin Setter. Of Chin
chilia, but owing to the absence Of wit
nesses the caso was postponed until
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.