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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

This concluded Mai Derbyshire' sex-
animation, and Mr.. Hugh Cardoza, who
was sergeant OF the hospital corps at
Lunenburg Courthouse during the trial
of the women, was put on the stand.
Major Derbyshire came to him at the
vacant store that was used as an apoth-
ecary shop, and brought Ellen Gale
with him, and told him to take down =
statement that she wanted to make.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

What kind of dress did Pokey
have on that day?"
81 think it was some kind of an old
blue dress "
Witness said she waited for Pokey at
Mr.. Fore's and Mr.. Thompson's line
fence, in sight of Pokey's house. When
Potey came back she did not come the
way that she went, but came round
the fence"
How did she look when she got
back2"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

He said on the dav OF the murder n,
was working for T. +. Fore, in fielC
adjoining Mr.. Pollard's, aud in sight o
Pokey Barnes house
He had seen Pokey, Betsy Ellis, Ellel
Gale, Rosa Barnes, and Mary Ora gheas
leave Pokey's house just before EASocl
in the afternoon going toward T1fsz441s.l -.
sons and some time later he saw Poke.
Barnes and Ellen Gale come back TO
gether.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

The admissibility of this evidence
was argued at length by counsel on
both sides, Judge Crute being of the
opinion that the question raised was
Of vital Importance, took time to con-
slider it, stating that it was the first
time that he had ever delayed trial
for such a purpose. Court then ad-
Journed until O'Clock tomorrow
morning
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

He had talked with some of the ju-
rOrs in both the cases of Marable and
Mary Alternately, but he was sure that
he was capable of giving the prisoner q
fair and impartial trial. He and MIR
j. +. Gillian were both accepted.
Mr.. NJ. w. McGraw's answers were
similar, and he was selected as juror
Messrs George T. Butcher, j. j. Over.
ton and II. L. Womack gave satisfsc
tory answers to the question PROFOUND
ed, and took their seats in the jury
box.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

. i
Barnes. Three sessions we're held and
a number of witnesses examined. The
defence so far may be said to have the
best of the argument.
AS BIG LIAR AS WAS MARABLE.
To-day they forced Ellen Gale, who
is star witness for the prosecution,
to confess herself perjurer, second
only in proficiency to Solomon Mara
BILE.
The main fight of the day, however,
was over the admission of the testi-
mony of ID. ]. Gregory. who stated
that he had measured tracks found in
| the lane leading TO Mr.. Pollard house
and that they corresponded to foot
prints of Pokey Barnes and Ellen Gale
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09
THE TRIP ON THAT FATAL DAY.

On the way they stopped at Mr..
Fore's and Mr.. Weatherfords After
which, accompanied by Ben. Knight
and Charlie Bailey, they went on to
Pokey's house, where the latter cooked
something and they ate; after which
they laid down in the floor for few
minutes. About that time Betsy Ellis
Mary Craighead and Rosa Barnes
walked up, and, after staying a while
Betsy Ellis asked Pokey to come &C
with her. Then all of them, except
Rosa Barnes, went on towards Mr.
Thompson's
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-05-09

Before her examination, however,
DR. Peter Winston. of Farmville, was
put or the stand, and asked how long
1T would take for all animal heat to get
out of a human body, weighing about
100 pounds, in temperature, such as
usually prevails during the month of
June. He replied that it would take
not less than three hours. and that the
extremities would cool first.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

Of honesty. Then we would not have
the spectacle, Observable no, a thou.
sand milss from here, Of a candidate
for councilmanlo honors begging his
friends 10 help him into the Office be.
cause he "needs IT," with the salary
II oouncilmsn at ths present figure,
there 10 reasonable certainty that the
'needg' Of such an individual arc not
IN tho legitimate pay he may draw for
HE services, but In the pllfering he
may be Hble 10 do.
Tue omission to levy general city
tsN also In beyond the reasonable pos.
sibiliiics in many cities, even In hatI
llmeB when such an omission would
DO exceedingly satisfactory, especially
70 small hons owners, who ind them.
selves greatly burdouej by the high
valuation charged against residence
property In the larger oities.
But city councils generally osuld
do much better than many
Of them have done, In making the
general tax ~ low as 10 consistent With
tho actual needs Of the municipality.
Tue chief trouble Ia that most city
councils figure on the highest amount
they can got from tho people without
causing n popular uprising, instead oil
trying to get along with a. little a.
they reasonably eau In giving m
effective naturalization. The retiring
Bountliul cfilcers, ami those Of come
other Of the smaller cities OF Utah, are
entitled To the gratitude OF their con.
siituenoy for doing excellent work and
setting n oommendable example to
many larger municipalities, In wire
and economical administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

In IS a suggestive fact that Gen. T..
J. JUuberl, commander OF the Booi
fsross which defeated DR.. Jameson
and his British troops who proposed to
regulate tho afiairs Of tho Transyaal
republic, Of which Joubsrl IL vice
president, IL al American. He wa,
born At Uniontown, Pc, and served 10
both army and navy Of the Union
forces during the Rebellion. Hu was
ALTO commander Of the Bosrs In 1881,
when they defeated the British army
Ft Maluba HIN.
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AN EXEMPLARY COUNCIL.

The last issue OF the Bountiiul, Da.
vie county, Clipper does whAla nswspa,
perseldom finds reasonable opportunity
for doing nowadays-congratulates it,
city councillors for the economy and
wisdom they have displayed In hand.
ling the cily's funds and keeping dow u
taxes, at the same time giving the
municipality satisfactory government
In other respects. Some OF these
Bountiful onioeB have served four
years without having received = dol.
lar, directly or indirectly, for their
services ~ oJunollmen, aud they 20
out Of office leaving the city free from
debt and with balance ia the treasury
The Clipper also says;
II must ho remembered, too. that they
have mover nssosHOd general city tax
that overy dollar q the money on hand
has come itom licenses.
It Is not every municipality that can
follow on these precise lines, but come
OF the larger oneS In the State could
reach out In the same direction with
marked advantage to the taxpayers. It
Is all very we'll to pay city oouucllmen
reasonable salary; but with the
Smount OF that fixed they ought 10
have AS good reputation for not TAX.
Ing dollar beyond It az do the Boun.
iiul men tor making an equal sho,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07
THE CHOIR TRIP WEST.

Some weeks ago the News an.
nounoed the Intention Of a Tabernacle
Choir Trip to California, to give \ series
OF concerts there, In which about two
hundred selected voices from the choir
would take part. Since that time fro.
qusnl reference has been made to tho
proposed visit, both In local papers aud
by the leading California Journals. In
the Golden State the anticipated action
OF tho choir 10 hailed with pleasures;
and there IL every promise that the
great organization will DO ~ hos.
pilably received ne Il was on
tho ooeaaion OF IT, trip to the
Worlds Fair. 10 far As concerns the
musical part OF any program the choir
may give, those who arc familiar with
It's rendltlons from Sabbath to Sabbath.
and ils occasional concerts here.
have no doubt that tho Caliiornians
will be Afforded au artistic treat that
the most devoted disciples OF the divine
nrt can listen to with delight.
The preson. seems n most oppof.
tune occasion for the proposed Wait TO
tho coast. The eyes OF tho whole M.
tlon, and esI eciAlly the West, are dl.
Tected 10 U.Ah, from the new position
she has assumed In national affairs. In
promoting the vast material interests OF
the industrial CLASSES, particularly Ia
connection with the development Of
agriculture In the great west, she Is
recognized ne occupying a very import.
ant position; and this, taken In connoo.
ton with her newly acquired power Ia
the nation, inspires desire on
the part Of nelghbos to become
better acquainted with her people ana
the methods thst have brought them
success. Hence when any considerA-
bic body Of Utah people appear IN pub.
Ito elsewhere nowadays they receive
m sst confederate attention, ana oonse.
questly are able to make y favorable
impression on behalf OF the State gen.
orally. We know Of no ORGANIZATION
able TO make these vista that can do 40
much good TO the State In this regard
az can the choir Ils appearance any
whore In the states east or west lisa
revelation Of surprising lovelinsss re-
gsrling the people Of Utsh.
The choiT's visits also have a salu.
tary effect on behalf o, ths religious
idea through which the orga.
niEltlon was created. That body IL
a Church Institution, representative
OF Mormonism. Wherever It Is seen
and beard, tho chief thought back |
OF oil Ia conferred upon the Mormon
people aud tbs religion which has
brought them - their Present stand.
ard. The pleasing impressions 70.
ceived from behOlding the Tabernacle
Choir and listening to their enchanting
music arc messages OF peace and
friendship, conveyed through the
agency Of the organization. ia Lehalt
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Send your address TO II. IL. Ruoklen
& Co., Chicsgo, and get n free sample
box Of DR.. Klng's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you OF their merits.
Theee pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective IN the cure OF
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Of the Mormon people, individually
and collectively. Iis singers are mem.
beers Of an effective missionary corp
to reveal to the world truths Of Nor
monism when all other avenues fol
that putposo may seem closed;
tho words and spirit OF the hymns
they sing are Gospel dlsoounes 10 the
yoarning souls who listen; the godly
walk anu conversation Of the chorlstsr.
l. witness Of the saving nature Of the
religion which has brought them lc
gelher Hence their occasional visit.
abroad arc IN full accord Ia their effects
with tho genius Of tho organization IN
a Church choir.
Qualifying "A II IL to llsion to plaudils
from strangers concerning the choir, II
IL s1ill more pleasing TO know that q;
home where tho people arc familiar
with the Organization there Is an ex.
allied appreciation OF its ability and
services. Therefore in every under
taking like the suggested visit, the
good will anu faith OF the people 20
out IN support VI the choir, To the full
communication OF lite communicable
purpose; and on this occasion, we
again wish II the success II 70 richly
deserves.
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ANOTHER PROPHECY FULFILLED.


Among those acquaintod with tho
life and labofs VI the late President
Brigham Young there IL no need Of
any effort to prove that he enjoyed
the prophetic giit In his calling as an
Apostle Of the Lord, chosen TO
preside over the Latter-dAy Saints.
The TACT Of his being n Prophet IL fully
established by innumerAble eyidenoo'.
As time rolls on, however, II 10 quite
Interesting to note the iulfilment OF his
prophetic declarations, often made, "a
on the occasion TO viii h wo now refer,
when the way seemed TO be
saeetually barred. The event which
the people OF Utah have been
celebrating tho past few days
is a direct iulnlment Of n predic-
tIon made by President Young forty
years ago. In the summer OF 1855,
Hone. J. M. BetnhWol, George A.
smith and John Taylcr were in
Washington, d. g., working In be.
half Of Utah In the effort then be.
ny made for Statehood. In n letter
written In July, 1855, to Hon. George
a. Smith, by President foung' inc
following oecuni
Brothers Bornhlsol and Taylor rather
expressed an opinion that Congress will
hans thoy NAV, but ono thing ia certain,
u The Lord Wills itso, will be for tho
uos'; nu, n,r c o, NAN SJm,,'inn. now
much soovor they may feel unwilling TO
accord unto US our Just .righ,s, Ii.hsE
ms wAyA Vs I lis nT ows pnE Ttas lie
works not as mon work, and poradyon.
lure WIZ 80 , direct yet, matters as WI sur suL
dominion over us.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

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opens the secfoiions, relieves the lungs
and aide nature In restoring the Eye.
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the severity ~ the attack and has often
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ONO Common Peonle y

"a Abraham Lincoln called them, 40
not care TO argue about their ailments.
what they want IA medicine that
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statement, 81 know that Hlod's SAr.
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this Ia what many Thousands yOluntar.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07
GOVERNOR nUgnEs,s REPORT.

The report Of Governor l.. q. Hughes.
OF Arizona, for the year ending June
30, 1895, a copy of which has been
received by tho NEWS, 10 n most com.
ptehonsivo aud able document. The
progress, development aud resources Of
tue territory are treated In thorough
aud Intelligent manner, aud given In
such fern as cannot fall to DO Of bsno.
hIto the commonwealth over which
Governor Hughes presldss as chief
magistrate. Present conditions 10
the Territory. tho prospects Of the
Immediate future, tue various indus.
tries, eduoAtisnal matters, finances,
public Institutions, lands, roll.
tics, railway facilities, mining,
manufacturing aud agricultural
Resources, ETC., all receive due
attention, anu while = vast amount
OF statistical Information l. presented,
u Ia given such concise form tina,
makes the report valuable prssenia-
ton OF the material condition OF our
nelghoorlng commonwealth. Governor
Hughes makes a number Of recon.
menda,lons on subjects Of concern to
the psoplc OF this State, aud these may
receive further consideration la our
columns. ArlE)nA's present popul..
ton Is placed at 1900. exclusive OF
about 81, 900 indians; In area the terri.
tory 10 the sixth largest political 81.
vision In the United Slater, embracing
about ll8, 900 square miles.
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An oId soIdIer.. necommcndnlIon.


In the late war was colder IN the
Fitsi Maryland Volunteers, Company
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recommending this PREF aratiOn TO all
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uncoostd food. Yours truly. A. T.
BENDfNo, Halssy, Oregon. For safe
by dtuggia'H.
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nuehlen,. Arnlcn snl1n.

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Some time sRo Mr.. simon Goldbaum
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says he has since advised many oi his
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support your homo industries aud
Others will start which means better
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Grown Baking Powder, Spices and
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"Old, yet ever new. and simple and
beautiful ever" sings the poet, In
words which might well apply 10
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The beet anodyne aud psoloranl
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

IN Is to DO hoped that In the pro.
posed election by the City Council to
MI tho vacancy deemed 10 exist, the
choice Of the majority Will Rt least fall
upon an honest man, Whatever hls
I.uILIIn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

The burlington route IL the opIv
me running dining cars on the "A
"a carte" plan, between Denver and
Umhhn, kansas City and Chiosgo.
n..sengen have TO pay only for what
they eat no sure that your ticket,
read via the burlington routs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

Now THAT Utah Ia q State, let
Arizona come along next. Our south.
orn neighbOT lie welcome to n place by
our side. Speed the day whom che
shall occupy n!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

In LOOKS nov As n tho next cole.
brallon Of freedom win DO for Cubs,
and that Il will not be loug deferred
either.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-07

BY using Halls Hair Remover, gray,
faded, or disooluTed hair assumes the
natural color OF youth, and grows lux
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nUR CLosIsG.OUT PRICES OREGON
~ lumber, SIS ST.. good far boards, 2ll23
A. lAth. f2.l5 81. ~ shingles, $50 Al. 40.
4 ar ceiling. flooring and rustic. 5000 M No.
Or uoOrlng, 1li %; No. hnish, i2i co N. /;
cut mails, $50; doors windows and mouldlngs,
80 per cent discount blocks, 90 and up, No. [
red wood finish, $500 N. clear cedar finish
and ceiling $500 NJ. hull stock 10 select
from. These prices are for cash only.
ROCKWELL a MCCONAuGHT,
900 \ First West
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uood's pills are the best Aiter-ii nnel
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FOR SALE
EoR SALE

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For prime moats, pure pork sausnre
ana latd' y to tho Palace Market, 1855
B. Main, J. NJ. Marriott, Prop.
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Stop that cough with Dr. MARITIME
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FURNITURE:

nS ACCOUNT or OUR LARGE AND ~
ereAainE trade We must have gooda
Any thing in the furniture line you hAys 70
eli We want. Come aud zee Us before selling
n. Weber, ell g0l N stats street,
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Tho nEsrurr TvrStS1 NHws is published d'irs
Sunday excepted, AZ corner south aud last Temple
Streets. salt lake CITY.
Train Eilton At So p. d. Regular Edition At
O'Clock.
Tho Drsrnrr srw.wrrEtr Srws is Published
on Tuesday and Friday n each eoek.
The uEsEnHr WHrHLv iu magazine form u plp-
ushed evory saturdaE
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Cleanse your blood with Godbe Pitts
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CITY Hub.cribofs vii kindly notify :. I. punba r,
lcirculatnrl, Of any iffogulnry Ia The delivery Of
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Cure that cough with Godbo Pitts
tlu time Cough Baltam--neyer fails.
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MUST sE SOLD.

NICE ROOM BRICK on NINTH
n East. a msdefn room brick on East
Drive, aud seysn houses on iHth south, near
Main, All these proporpes hAys every cos
can b. rad for lass than hAf thoir value aud
on aasy terms MAKE me an offer for them,
CHAS. 4. hONHO,
Room % O'hearA Bloch.
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just zee, 10 lbp. dry salt pork for 81
al Palace Meat Market, 265 20. Main.
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MANTEO-AN AoENI

IN EyEUY sECrlON, TO canvass. s. %
/ tois o. dAy made, sells Al aighti also a
man 10 ssli slApo goods ~ dca ere, best SIDE
line SIS % a month. salary or large GOmmis'
siln made. experience unnecettAry. FOR
sealed patt.cu ars send stamp Cliften soap
4 MAnuftctur ng Company, Cincinnati. ono.
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Tho Nrvs r. on sale a. the principal Hotels, Nevs
amer .. m daly
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II you desire pure iatu, 20 20 the
ialAcs Market, 265 20. Main, J. NJ.
Marriott, PfoIi Only 10 cents per 10.
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WANTED.

LIVERY ONE To KNOW THAT WE AkE
IL buying aud selling more now and second
hand goods than any other house In the West
NJ wobber 2ui 4oa1ii state Street.