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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27
IreAL NOTICE..
In tho matter Of the EstA,o Of Edgar Williams
deceased

In tho matter of the Esiato Of Edgar Williams,
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlNES THAT
~ walter j Bcaur, admuiHirato. ~ the e..
tatguf Lfgar williams deceased, has &C. deftd
flr settlement and uioliu faIi court. Die uuhl
account OF be HdmmIauatUn Of said tHtilo
and petition fur duA dIsrIUuiiuu % the residue
~ SAID estate among the urrHnns tnuttI
thereto, and that tuesday she llih Jay or
AprIl, a. %. islH, AZ ll O'Clock a. u., 90 Tue
court room o. as'd court. ln mo COUNTY
tourI huuae. -a't take Uity and County tthh,
has been dHIy appointed ny the Judge OF fhll
court, fUr NE aotuement " tAi account AMI
hearing fau petition Tor distribution, 81 which
time and place any prrson interested DO said
estate may appear sud chow cause, " any
there br, Why said account should not be
frtIHI and Approved Hul unal daulhut on
made ~ prayed tur.
G. B. STANTON.
CLERK OF tho UttuCt Court.
u.s. 4. e. Rrrsr, ucpu'y t'crE
~ WtrurLL. attorney for adminlsiratof'
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From oil other stations not men.
tlouei above rate will be one single
fare for the rOunu ttip, but In no case
10 exceed rate from point beyond,
Tickets viii bs sold on following
daleG From Ogden, Bingham, Spring
ville, Silver CITY aud intermediate
points, from April Sri h on, inolu.
sive; tickets limited TO April 18Th,
1896. From 81 other points Apfll 2nd
~ 9th inclusive, tickets limited to
April 10Th, 1896 except Grand June
ton, Ftuits anu Cisco At which points
tickets are Ga sale only on April Ord
and ilh.
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Ia tho Matter Of the Estate OF Robert Il. shet
den, Deceased,

Ia tho Matter Of the Estate ~ Robert II. sned
den, Deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Elizabeth Ellis, AdmlnisirhtriN, with tno
Will annexed Of the estate uf RnheTt u, rnCd.
drn. deceased, has rendered for settlement
AMI Med tald court. her lnal account ~ hrr
administration of said ostatg ard petition Tor
hnal distribution OF tho residue Of said estate
among tho persons entitled thereto, and that
saturday, the asth DAY ~ March. A d i'H1, at
~ O'Clock am, NJ ne curt room Of SAD court,
On the County Court House, salt Lake cry hnd
County, Utah, has been duly appointed BY no
Judge Of said court, Tor tho settlement Of said
account and hearing said petition Tor uislfihu'
ton, AZ which time and place any peraon no,
tcrostei IN said estate may appear and snow
cause, n any there ho,why said account should
not be- settled and approved and dual dlatrlbus
ton made or prayed Tor.
Dated March 9TH. A. u, lSi6.
g. g. STANTON,
Clork Of the District Court
nyA. e., REEsE.
Deputy CLERK.
!. NJ MAppELl, attorney for AdmluistrA-
triK.
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Guirh, West Mountain Mining Ds
trrt, salt Ia County, Utah.
NOTICE Us uIEIUY OWEN THAT
~ al n meeting " tHu Board Of lr lrUs
Of tho HllU tomUHnF, held Un the lItl cay OF
irI rulry, a. u l-.s, An assessment % iufuos
t,ntHs .Asl1I ~ one cent .Ui per share vas
levied upon thv ital stpCl Of ne fAii com.
Uauy payable ON Tie tin dry ~ March, g. d.
lslH. 10 Robert j. tlUuiIuuins, secretary ~
tue Company, at his uuru 40 80. Dos south
Main street. salt iHkU city, Utah. Any stock
upon which tNis ASSIGNMENT may rrmaIu uu.
PAID en- the 2bIh day of Narrh, A % ls4, vii
be- delinquent aud advertised Tor sale at public
auction aud unless pay Hent thereon is IHadn
before WlIl be- cold on the laiu iay uf AVuI,
\. u lslH, o. pay tue delinquent hisotsuout
together with costs oi advertising aad or
T. o. GLLNuIN SING,
-cDrcthry ~ sampson Mining Co.
bAlcd =; sal. Lake Ciiy, utah, fcufuiry .lsi
lsla.
publication OF thlsuotcc February 3l,L
4, ~ lEa
strrtuMTNrAL NOTICE.
By order OF tHu board ~ trustees n tH1
~lUpsOu NiniuE company, Tho date ui tuc II.
uuUuuHrv Z Tho above AssCssmCnt o. uNiout.
vd uuu Anfl lJlh. ls|I, anu the date 0f Gale 70
MHN aIat Ir."s
Dated March gith. I.ld
g. j. GtINuiNNtNG, Secretary.
f|rHt publication u Ula supplemental
notice, March atn, ira.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE "a iirUEuY GiNFN THAT At
~ meeting " the board ~ Directors "
tue above named corporation held at H. Huu.
rfal once in salt Lake Utty. tiau. on the sfh
uhY uI February, IrlH. au hlHCa Wtnt " thfUu
thuUahns dD iara, ur one cent per share was
LEVIED upon ths UHUuaI stock uf the rurpurH.
uou payable ON tHe lHih dly OF March. - 10
A. O.. tltrtr. av fUtn ut the corporation. at
iia general uflcra, HuiiC $40 Progress buIitIuF
-nlt take city. Utah. ANY stock upon WhIUl
DAY " MA.rn, lslH will De delinquent, = q UI.
Fur.isUd Tor HhIr HI pubic auction and iuIraa
mont together With CuUlH ~ advertising aud
expense W slIU 4. y. DLNUkL,
secretary of the Wet Gable Mining aud son.
Lake CIty, ttah.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate Of sidney a HAMS, Deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN HY THE
~ uudtrsiEuri ihdm.nlsiratriN ~ the oa.
tate nf sidney a, Hank, deceased, to tho
creditors ~, aud al persons huyn NJ claims
AFainst the taid deceased. 10 exhibit them
with the ne aessary Vouchers within ten months
after tho nrat publication Of this notice, TO the
said AdminIHtrAttiN NJ the once Of M1ylo,IauU
4 Cosugan, rooms 10 u Dcsorct National bsnE
huidlng, sat take city and County state u
ttAh
dated March llrd, I'D
Mh MARY ANN HANKS,
AdWlnlsirA tiI Of the Eatato Ot sidney A.
HANK. Deceased,
MuYIu IANE a COsrtGAN,
Attorney for Adnlnistratrir.
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IN tho matter Of no estate Of Peter Jensen,
deceased.


NOTIDE Is uEVruY G'VfN TliAT
~ Joseph b. tIs.oy himiuIst ator OF We
.ftta.o pt Iufuf Jensen. de- cHse1, b rendered
fnrsptt 0ment aud o. eI Boa laid court, Due nuAl
account ui HIs tIWin atrHunn of aaid estate
an uru Iln Tor dnal dsir.bu ton ~ che cai.
due OF fad estate among tho urfsuus CuNbci
thereto, auu tht saturday, the ilh day OF
Apu. s. ID loo. a. Do u.ulurk uIY ~ thr
court room OF enid court, To- thU county Court
iiuufr. salt lake cry AMI ounW ltah has
been duly appointed ~ the Judge uf sad 'uuft
Tor The soit oMeut u fali account hnd nearing
faid petition for distfI' uuuu. 10 which tuo
and o. ace Auy person iutcr,stcd On saii e'ia
may aupuAr and show cause. NJ htN there Noi
why sad account should not Doc settled and
approved and uua distribution made hh prayed
Tor.
dated March 10. 4. u, lsli ....
e. D.. -IANlpN,
ulcFE ~ the District Court
IVA g. REESE. Deputy tler.
HiCUArDs a EiuuAHus, Attorneys for Ai'
mInstfAior
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srAIL or tTAu,
CITY and County Of SAT- Lake.
l. David b. EmUry, Recorder lu and Tor salt
lasu CITY, Nthte Of Utah, DO hereby rrTrfy that
the above and foregoing 10 a full, true and cor.
rect copy Ota resolution entitled = rnsulu.
lACur Improvement company, for railroad
depot purposes" passed By thu Oly Council ~
tnlt Lake OtY, state Of Utah, March lth,
1876, and approved by the Mayor pro ten,
March l2lh, ls9d, a. appears Of record IN my
once,
In witness whereof have horcuut0 set my
hand and arlNed the corporate seal
teEAt.l Of said CITY, March i9th, lrG
DAVID b EMEKl,
- ISL, city Recorder
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A RESOLUTION.



where's. the Corporation Of salt Lake city
4 DESTROYS OF ailiLg iu tho construction Of
railroad from halt Lake CITY 60 the farinc
Coast a. or near Los Angeles, and ~ 4 rail.
minins regions, and recognizing that thr Hamo
would cuutr1uto greatly O. the prosperity OF
~ citgvus, and tuitAlio grounds tor depot
purposes Tor such railroads beng ueocs'ary,
He ID resolved By tho CITY Council OF salt
Lake civ, state OF Utah, thai all ~ Block a.,
in Plht ~. OF rat Lake CITY survey, known
a. Pioneer rgnarc, 10 hereby granted ana
donated 70 the Utah aud laU.uH Improvement
company, iss successors and assigns. Tor tNil.
way depot purposes, on tho following cone
iirsl Tho acceptance q said donation 10
NruuH, signed boy rho prtsldCnt AMI secretary
~ sad company aud nlcd with the city rc.
uurdUr With thirty days Of thls date
second Tue payment OF one dollar
lhirl Tho construction and operation Of
ut least one hundred miles oi railroad withiu
thIs tate. uu other ur both ~ said lIurs with.
in two years from tho date hereof Aut the run.
mug of uuns over SAID road into ana upon
foufih Inst az tho end Of ninety DAYS
after the acceptance OF me terms of Tue grant
N tho Pioneer square 20 lhc,ttau aud facihr
Improvement tomphny,fur railroad tsfmlnu
iuilts o. their grade uElur construction. A. tnt
end Of ak months 70 have lI miles ot their
roadbed completed. At ihc end ~ twelve
months TO have ~ mUes OF ROAD CON.
plrted and under operation, the end of Is
months 10 have % mlIts Of ROAD ruWplrtUuAud
90 operation. Al the end ~ a months 60 have
iuu miles " comp etud road uutlt hui M opcr
alton within tho state ~ ttnh towards los
Angolos, or from rHlt Lake tity in n westerly
direction towards Deep Greek
ANA on acceptance VI aaId donation hy tho
president nud secretary o' Hhld company, and
tho payment u said fuW ~ one dollar, the
Mayor and CITY Recorder are hereby authorized
hui directed 10 make and execute q
proper deed ~ conveyance ui SAID described
premlsea 90 taid itgb and fACins Improve.
mout Company, Ne hurctaaurs AMI hHsigua,uu
tu deliver gha same o. Hons Hourft s.
haskin and th0mAs q, MuUuUT, tl hr held In
escrow By them. aud upon the performance VI
tho thru condition hUTyIuupturu msutIuurd. Go
De delivered ~ them, or their executors nr
AdminisirutOfs, Go tHe talu Utah and rArlHc
Improvement Company
Ana Ia the event Of The failure Of fall Com.
panY 10 comply with any u the terms aud
conditions Of MS resolution the deed herein
mentioned 10 DO returned " the cry Recorder
Of salt Lake CIty
Passed by tho tty Council Of salt Lake CITY,
state NJ ltah. march No. l-lj, ami referred 10
TIE Mayor Tor his approval,
lsUaU DAVID & lNthl,
CITY Recorder
Approved tht, tho l!'h day OF March, A. D.
GEORGE WOMNEY,
Mayor pro ten.
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NvOU ARE HEREBY WrQulR' % TO AZ
pear 100 an action brought against you ~
TIC above named plant n Boo tHe dittrlcl eouIt
uf the Third Judicial district % tue lcfHt'ti
VI utah. aud 20 answer the comp sun h.eI
thcrru within ten dAys exclusive OF th0 gay
N scfvlccl after the service on you ~ thls
summous=f served within thif county ofi "
served out Of thus county, but DO ihi, dlstfl v,
within twenty dsys, otherwise w!thih Tory
datf-or Judgment by default VIII De tasen
against you, according ~ the prayer OF sA'd
Thc saii ,etiou Is brought to have a decree
OF fIia court uIHsuI .iuV me bonds OF mAlfl'
mUuy rvistur between ulHiuuu ana defend
mi. Hdiudung that plaiutH have the custody
u the minor enid, Issue % snid matfhE ahl
her costs herein egg. udyu, win nilrr feIlul'
rrIycd on the ground that 100 Augusi, ~. TIC
defendant vilfuily ami without a1su d serted
and abandoned plant q, and sUnrc Ha'd tme
lHH fB l,u md ftIl iaus Co utuhdo piaihNu
with Tht common urUoHHHrtra u NE.
Anayuu arc hereby notified thN 70 you thl
60 aprtar amt auawUr The Hhil comp Alht -
Above reluurd. tho saif plaintiff Will appy 70
mo court tor The rcUef dCmrudyt therein.
Wines. the lion. samuei 4. horritl Judge
and tho aesl ~ the nlslfIct tourt ~
the Thiri JuGir|a. uis'rict in anu Tor
IsrAt.f tho territory ~ ttAh,tha % daY "
brrtmucri u tho year u our Lord ono
thousand oisht hundred aud ninety,
DAVID G.. DUNBAR. CLERK.
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NOTICE.

In tho District Court Probate Division, THIRD
JudicIaI District u aud or SAT- LaAu
t0uuty, state % Utah
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DuRsUANT TO An ORDER or SAID
Il Court ~ SAID matter. notice y hereby
gwen that Saturday, the 2lst day Of March,
A, u, ~ o, ut 10 O'Clock a. m, At the iouny
court room NJ said Court, has been appointed
the time and place for the hearing of petition
OF Joseph II Dean praying for the admission
TO prubAta Of a certain document herewith
prgtrnted, purpoTinE 20 be- tho last WIZ anu
Testament Of q, ", kaWakAuiau, drceated,
when and where an persona Interested may
appear and oppose the prob tic of said VIII, or
tue granting ~ letters teHtamontary 10 Joseph
n. Dean, az prayed Tor IA said petition,
In witness whoroOf, 1 nave herrunio set my
hand and anINed the seal Uf said Court, thia
End day NJ February, a, -. i-gG
IsEAIl q. T. STANTON,
Clerk OF tho Disuict Court
By A. O. RErsE,
DeputylClcrk
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NOTICE.

In the District Court THIRD Judicial District
Probate DIVISION. iu hud for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.
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Notice OF Time and Place for tho Hearing Of
Petition for Admission 10 Probate
of Mill.
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in the district Court in and Tor the 1h!fd
Judicial District 10 Vtah Territory.
County Of salt Lake.


The peouie u the Territory q Uiah scnd
Greeting TO uyfum Russell lAniA' 'oioNn'
ant
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
THH FIGHT II ON.

There is all intense rivalry between
the watermelon and tomato growers
as to who can produce the earliest. Sal
zer's Earliest Watermelon ripened in
1895 in So days. That record is to be
beaten, and Salzer pays $1OO to the win
ner! Then on tomatoes the record on
$50 days the Earliest Tomato in 1895
was 6s days. That's to be beaten, and
$50 paid. Salzer challenges the world
to produce earlier melons, tomatoes,
cabbages, radishes, peas or sweet corn
than he offers. Get his mammoth cat
"logue. There is money in it.
If YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND
It with 12c. stamps to the John A. Salzer
s'eed Co., La Crosse. Wis, you will get
free their great catalogue and pack
nge OF the yellow rind watermelon SEN
Yation. (K)
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, =.

7.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm of T. J. CHENEY
Il Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of HALL $
CATARRu CURE FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day of December "A. D. 1886
,,,.,, A. W. GLEASON.
l'AAA1 Notary P bic.
Halls Catarr.l Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Send for testim onals,
free. F. }. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

fdnkton Press am DakotiaM In Yankton
County, South Dakota, there are at least
one thousand farmers who came here poor
as the proverbia al turkey Of Job, and whloto.
day count their worldly possessions by
thousands Many of them started in with
a house built of sod, and almost empty
handed SO far as horses and cattle 60. TO-
day they occupy fine dwelling houses, have
large barns, fine horses, cattle, hogs and
sheep, ,granares filled with grain fruit
orchards, and money in hand. We mention
this to show that South Dakota farmers are
the prosperous class. Prosperity is the
rule-not the exception. With fair prices
for grain and live stock they would be roll
ing IN wealth Prices, however, have moth
ing to do with the fertility of the soil and
the favorable character OF the climate.
These natural advantages are here to stay
and assure prosperity to the farming classes.
A copy of an illustrated pamphlet on "lr-
rigatlon in south Dakota just issued by
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
way, can be had by addressing W E. Powell,
General Immigration Agent, Chicago, III.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
Generalization.

The grandest generalization that tho
human mind has reached Is God. Evo.
luton is only part. We are going on
and on until the will Of God is reached.
Rev. Samuel r. Calthrop, Syracuse,
N y
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
SAlo0nA.

I believe that every right-minded
man and woman will say that the sa-
loon is q curse, and that the American
neople will not rest until the great evil
Z eradicsted.--Rev. DR.. Dalton, Con.
creea . tionalist, Portland, Ne.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

FRS stopped free BY DR.. Kline's Grat
Nerve Restorer. Nofits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 90 trial bot
tie free. DR.. Kline, 93l Arch St., Phila., Pa.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
Man Was Made to Mourn,

Perhaps, but rheumatism need not add to
the calamities to which we are more or less
subject, when there is such an efficient
means of counteracting the dire complaint
as Hostetters Stomach Bitters. When the
liver, bowels or stomach are out of order,
or the Kidneys or nerves troublesome, the
Bitters is also an efficient remedy. 1t pre-
vents and remedies all malarial disorders.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

For CoCGHs, ASTHMA AND THROAT Dis
ORDERS "BrOWn's Bronchial TrOches" are an
effectual remedy. Sold only in boxes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

CAN recommend Pisos Cure for Con
sumption TO sufferers from Asthm A-H D.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

ANY feeling that takes a man away from
his home is traitor to the household Il.
w. Beecher.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29
Best of AL

10 cleanse the system in gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Spring time
comes, use the true and perfect remedy,
Syrup of Figs. One bottle will answer for
all the family and costs only 50 cents; the
large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Company
only, and for sale by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

GOD oft descends to visit men, unseen,
end through their habitation walks, to mark
their doings. Milton.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

TIVE innocence of the intention abates
nothing Of the mischief OF the example,
Robert Hail.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

EXPLOSIONS of Coughing are stopped by
Hale's Honey of Horehouna and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Curein one minute.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

ewes are still, and the frenzleu heIrt
is still, and all is still? Who will have
compassion on her when no others
have compassion? Mother! Mother!
Oh! there is something beautiful in
sympathy-in manly sympathy, wifely
sympathy, motherly sympathy; yea
and neighborly sympathy. Why was
1t that city was aroused with excite.
ment when little child was kidnapped
from one of the streets? Why were
whole columns of the newspapers filed
with the story Of little child? Because
we are all one in sympathy, and every
parent said: "How If it had been
INV Lizzie? How II it had been
my Mary? How If it had been
INV Maud? How If 1t had been my
child? How If there had been one un-
occu pied gillow in our trundle bed to.
niehtq How II my little one-bone OF
INV bone and flesh Of my fesh-were
tonight carried captive into some den
Of vsgabonds, never to come back 10
me? How If it had been my sorrow
looking out Of the window, watching
and waiting--that sorrow worse than
death?' Then when they found her
whv did we declare the news al
through the households, and everybody
that knew how to pray said; THANK
God?" Because we are all one,
hound by one great golden chain Of
sympathy. Oh! yes, but ! have to tel
YOU that II you will aggregate oil
neighborly, manly, wifely' motnerly
.ym .athv. II viii bs found only poor
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-02-29

u, uIO", hilO tucu
as pierced side, and with the
accumulation of all those
he rubs out the &C.
chapter. He blots out
EQUITIES. Oh! never be
asout the future; better be
asoat the past. Iput it not
o. y, my sermon; l put 1t at
mercy and pardon through
q ns'n,.pardoning Christ. "Un-
aall NJ the .!' gathering of the peo.
Vn" says some man, II
" years been rs bad "a /
md is there any mercy for
sy y, 'oF you. "Oh!" says some
,I.a aad q grand ancestry, the
Miners, and the tenderest of
.Aa = Tor my perady there is
Do you think there Is
Y. 'or me'" Mercy for you.
.''..a another ? man, II fear |
Eyed Y what they cali the un-
ah' and the Bible saws II
~ that sin, he Is neither
Nsa IN this world nor the
NJ Do you think there l.
lef ne9' The fact that you
Me'tade about the matter
positively !! that you have
the unpardonable sin.
!I' you' 0! the grace of God
sta salvation!
',.ss 80 !, again, the people will
~ ~ ~ christ "a : sympsthis-
" !. y !, want sympsthy. I hear
= y though }. they wsrs inde.
None Of u could livs
vnpathy. When 'psrts Il
= awaI nov lonsly ths
The morning times., 1896-08-30
Young Lady Who Startled Richmond
Belongs In This Civ

Miss Sadie thomas, VINO, according to
dispatches reCSiNeu rom nignmu.u Va
has figured Ia poIce circles tnere Is A,lss,
Saule Thomas, Ut NO. o. l. street. Iuis
city.
ans young lady created a sensation in
Staid oIu hicniIioiid ny putting w at oru's
motel WITHOUT Il chaperone, ny ruling IL
bicycle IN au Up-tU-date COSTUME, lurmlug
u Ieryld attachment Tor II young man III the
Capitoi square, ana by threatening To
drink Iauuauuui. She WIS taken INTO Gus
tody by detectives, and placed i'll charge
OF Mrs- edtDerBOuSe, OF the oman ) AiIs-
sionery society, peuIiGS the ARRIVAL OF
INSTRUCTIONS from The family OF The girl.
Miss Thomas is native of Charles
town, W. Va. She caIne TO Washington
three months ago anu secured Il Position
us a saieSwOinai. 1ilen she obtained en-
pioy!GeHl III tailor SHop on r street.
rms establishments shut uown ana MISS
Thomas rented u ruoai from Mrs- Dyson
OF No. 622 + street. Frank +. Dyson
X Co., are the Washington managers OF
several publications., anu Miss 1HolIi;.S 81
cured employment VIII the company. size
solicited subscriptions Oh the Republican
campaign book. Two weeks ago she left
Washing ton to visit wealthy aunt at
Stanton, Va. She told sOine vi he r friends
here that size would solicit subscriptions
for the campaign book at Staunton and
would then go TO Richmond. where she
would spend a few days In that Old
city by Tie James she expected TO secure
number OF orders for the book in which
she was interested.
just why she became so sensational in
Richmond cannot lie figured out. The
friends of the young lady IN this city say
that she was not emotional. She had no
romantic tendencies. She did not even
like men. Several had called Oh her W lien
she was stopping with Mrs. Dyson, but
at her suggestion they were informed that
cannot explain her curious conduct at Rich
mOnd.
The morning times., 1896-08-30
Bt.ucunsfield and Sir Robert Peel.

Beucunsfield and Sir Robert Peel.
When at the summit of his fame and
mower Lord Beaconsfield CHANGED TO dine
at a house where il fell to the Let OF a
daughter Of the first Sir Robert Peel to
arrange the table She arranged that Lord
Beaconsficld SHOULD sit al such distance
from herself as would make any conVerSa-
ton between them impossible He preceded
her into the dining room, and when she
reached her chair she found to her sur
prise and annoyance that lie was seated
by her side He soon eSsayed conversation
with her, and she answered as CURLY and
frigidiy as courtesy would permit. At last
he said: DO You know that OF all the pup
lie men Of my time your father was the man
/ admired most?" You took an uncoih-
monty odd way of showing yCur atmira-
tioD,'' she replied. "A very natural Oh
servation for his daughter To make, SAID Sir
Robert Peel'S assailant. "Eut cohSiuer my
position Twas ambitious but was / cor
and rricntiless and belonged 10 ueHpiseu
race. ON reflection, / oame 10 the cen
ciuslon that my test chance was 10 attiCh
r,ysrIf to the foremost man OF the time.
He was your father. did my rest TO at-
tach myself to him as 1iitrd, and ne
snurued me- / was therefore obliged to
attach myself to him as an adversary
There was not u tiDsc OF cyDicism in the
explanation. 1t was evidently simple
statement OF fact. with as little OF anything
like personal feeling in il as there would
have been in the description CT skillful
move to CHESS. -CoBtcnipoTary Review.