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not in accordance with facts. He knew
they were absolutely unfounded and un-
qualitiedly false.
Hinkle began to quibble, when he was
interrupted by Mr.. Shortridge, who in
dignantly exclaimed:
II won't permit any living man to make
any such false insinuation about me as
this person has done as long as there is a
drop of blood in my body"
Judge Daingerfield attempted to calm
the storm by expressing a fear that
Hinkie's continuity of thought might be
interrupted" Mr.. Shortridge, however,
said he cared nothing for the continuity of
Hinkle's thoughts.
'.Will your Honor" he said, "sit here
and allow me to be insulted in this
manner by counsel to whom 1 have al.
ways extended the utmost courtesy? You
may remain silent; l will not.
will resent here or elsewhere such false,
vile and undignified reflections on my
character. Surely it is due the dignity of
this court and the profession that such
vile ISLANDERS shall not be allowed to
90 unanswered and unrebuked. 1 pro-
test against this infamous sinuation on
behalf of the defendant, and as for myself
/ will answer it in due and at the proper
time"
Hinkle made an attempt to Justify his
conduct by declaring he was proceeding
accord ing to the record. The argument
was concluded without further incident
Court adjourned until 8 80 this morning,
when Mr.. Shortridge will deliver his ar.
gument in behalf of Mr. Marriott, after
which Kahn will close for Hebbard and
the case 60 to the jury.
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FIRST CHOICES
THRICE IN FRONT
InStallator Turned the
Tables on Wheel of
Fortune.
Harvey's Mare, Riden b7 Hen
messy, Was Not Among
the First Three.
Sir Richard Wen al O1ds of IS to
Peixotto Again Turns Up
e.. Winner

The cold weather detracted from the at
tendance at Emeryville yesterday, the
crowd ing consid erably less than on the
preceding days Of the week. The racing,
though, was very good and apparently
clean from iobbery. Favorites were sue
cessful in capturing purses on three essays
out of six.
In the mile and furlong handicap In
stsllator turned the tables on Wheel of
Fortune, winning in fast time with ease,
while the mare failed to get mark. Both
opened in the betting at II to 5, the Wheel
going back at post time to 5 to ,. After
something over six furlongs had been
covered, with Flashlight setting the pace,
Freeman took the lead with InstaIlator,
and the Brutus horse passed the judges
length in front OF Judge Denny with some
thing in reserve covering the distance IN
1:541@ Lobengula was third.
The to 5 favorite, Manchester, ridden
by Clawson, captured the first race, six
furlong selling affair. Getting away
poorly he passed one after another OF his
field, and at the end won driving head
before Horatio, an s TO 1 shot. Roltaire
secured the show. NebuchadnezZar, on
which there was good stiff play, finished
fourth.
Green Morris mare, Sallie CliQuot, was
q prohibitive 3 to 20 chance for the six
furlong purse run that followed, but Pig
cott got her away from the post very
badly, and after wading ber away through
the bunch got up in time 10 be beaten out
a length by the gray horse Sir Richard,
against which 15 10 l was laid. The win
ner was cleverly piloted by hennessy.
Heartsease, at 40 to l, landed in the show,
ridden by Holmes, quite promising boy.
The Oakland stables fast flly Torsida
downed her company very impressiyeIy
IN the two-year-old scramble at five fur
longs. going to the post at odds of 9
to . Rosormonde with top weight up was
the post favorite, but was beaten by the
time the stretch was reached. Elsm ore
was not overhauled by Torsida until the
length in :021z. The we'll backed To-
wanda was third.
With but S8 pounds to carry, Fortunate
looked TO have it all b is own way in the
mile selling affair, and was..welI supported
at odds of 2 TO l. Stevens, who had the
mount, passed Frank Jaubert turning
into the backstretcb, and Holly's horse,
never pressed, won handily from Adam
Andrew in lay. Billy McCloskey, 20
to l shot, was good third.
Mr.. Ferguson had much trouble with
the field while at the post in the last race
and he finally dispatched them in the
good old-fashioned style" with the flag,
and it was sockdo dologer and no mistake
Strung out for a block, Quicksilver soon
showed in front, followed by Peixotto
and the favorite George Miller The
leader had enough by the time the stretch
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Adams. assisted by DR.. Gibbons OF the
First United Presby terian Church, united
the couple in the holy bonds OF wed ock.
The bride was a picture OF youthful
loveliness in her exquisite white brocaoeo
satin gown. The jupe was made en- tram,
and the corsage trimmed with white chlf-
fon. The long bridal veil was confined to
the coiffure with wreath of natural
orange blossoms. She wore no jewels,
and carried bouquet of lilies OF the val
ley.
Miss Agnes Marshall, the maid of honor,
wore dainty and modish gown OF white
silk trimmed with pink satin RIBBONS.
The brides m maids-Miss Hewitt and Miss
Reid-were attired alike in white organ
die over pink silk. Bridesmaids and maid
of honor carried bouquets OF La France
roses. Little Marion Marshall, the ring
bearer, was pretty picture in her dainty
frock of pink organdie and pink satin RID
bon.
After the church ceremony, reception
followed at the house of the brides pa
rents 631 Harrison street. The spacious
house was ablaze with llgntS ana Deauti-
full with flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunt received many
costly and elegant bridal gifts comprising
rare and costly, crystal exquisite porce-
lain and many charming bits OF br1c-a-
brac.
After the honeymoon that is 10 be
spent in the East, Mr.. and Mrs. Brunt
will settle down to domestic felicity N
this City.
Only the immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony that united Miss Agnes
Smed berg and Max L. Resented.
The wedding was celebrated last evening
at O'Clock at the home of the bride, S51
Pine street, Judge Seawell officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Smedberg and niece OF
Colonel Smedb berg and B. F. LIE Warne oi
San Mateo. The groom is the son OF John
Rosenfeld, the Park Commissioner.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Halle Smedberg. There was no
best man.
The bridal gown was OF white moire,
trimmed with chiffon and lace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenfeld left this morning for a
southern bridal tour. Their future home
will be in this City.
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GLASS OF TT.
1t Holds an Enjoy able Reunion I'm Honor
of an Anniversary.

1t Holds an Enjoy able Reunion I'm Honor
of an Anniversary.
The class of II of the University OF Cali
fornia last Tuesday night celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of its graduation
by dinner at Delmonico's. Those pres
ent were: Edward A. Riy, William K.
Sherwood, Nathan h. Frank, Reginald
H. Webster, William S. Phelps ana Ed
ward Booth of San francisco; George e.
de Cola of Oakland, Horny w. Meek of
San Lorenzo. Peter T. Riley of Nevada
City, Frank Fl. Denman of Petaluma and
Howard Stillman of Sacramento.
Fifteen years had passed since the next
preceding meeting of the class, and as
much mad occurred to the individual
mem bers the exercises were largely of a
remini iscent character.
Peter 7. Riley was elected president for
the ensuing term. Frank II. Denman
vice-president and Nathan II. Frank Sec
retary and treasurer.
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ciaIIy such a mobile, honest citizen as
I,dro T n r Hehhard ~

ciaIIy such noble, honest citizen as
Judge J. C. B. Hebbard."
Hinkle began by reading Marriott's ed.
itorial criticiZing Hebbard's candidacy,
during the last campaign, to the jury.
The News Letter proprietor. the Assistant
D strict Attorney said, had pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF libel. and it then
devolved upon him to justify his opinion
as expressed in his paper. Hebbard was
a candidate for reelection, and it was for
the iury to decide if the motive of the
editorial was to defeat his success at the
polls. Practically the whole case was
connected with the failure of the Peo-
ple's Home Savings Bank and subse.
quent litigation, and accordingly HinkIe
proceeded to recite his version of that
piece of history.
The defense, continued Hinkle, turned
on the declaration that Sheehan and Watt
had s.conuived and logrolled' to get con.
troll of the bank.
Hinkle began to warm up. He was fear
full that in his admiration for Judge Heb
bard his heart mig ht get the better of his
head, so be said, and probably it was this
misguided fervor that got him into trou-
BILE few minutes later.
He began reeIing off the virtues of Shee-
han, Watt and Hebbard in manner tha
would have given a phonograph apoplexy,
and when he got tangled up IN the various
items of the receivers schedule of the
banks assets his words came vituperative
and abuse-logged.
There were references to "Delmas and
Shor,ridge, the attorneys for the Dick
Mcdonald board of directors" and an
unwarranted and insulting insinuation
that they ad, as attorneys for the bank.
retained in their possession a note
from C. A. Swanberg for $40 900,
which Receiver Sheehan could not find in
| the banks assets.
ment to resent the insult.
Hinkle knew, said Mr.. Shortridge, that
| the reflections meant 10 be convey ed were
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21&&m|!&Mpz7@ ~
IRQpz, o $40 MoGec~
MARKET ST.. COR. TAYLOR And GOLDEN GATE AVE.
ceived the following dispatch from Wash
ington yesterday:

ceived the following dispatch from Wash
ington yesterday:
The substance of your telegram of the 11th
inst. was wired to the director-generaI of the
Tennessee Exposition, and al his request and
that of the executive committee of said expo
sition you are authorized to let 261 Chine 50
now at your port to proceed to Nashville, pro-
vided that the instructions of the Sd ult are
complied with rigidly. Detail Chinese In
spector to accompany the party to Nashville,
excluding all other applications this de-
partment will consider them attempts to
abuse the privilege granted the exposition.
W. B. HOWELL. Assistant Secretary.
Washing ton, May ID, 10:14 A. NJ.
No Gun Practice.
There was no practice with the big guns At
the Presidio yesterday on account OF the
heavy fog, which would hide vessels coming
within range of the shot.
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ALMOST READY
FOR THE JURY
Hebbard's Gag-Law Case
Reaches the Closing
Hours.
And Strangely Enough He De.
clines to Be His Own
Witness
Attorney Hinkle Comes to Grief In
Casting Insinuations Upon Mr..
Shortridge.

A quality that nobody believed Judge
]. c. B. Hebbard guilty of during the last
campaign he displayed to most surpris.
ing degree yesterday. When the moment
for him arrived to lake the witness-stand
to vindicate himself of the various
criticisms that have been passed of his
merits as a politician and candidate for
the bench arrived he was modesty itself
in declining the opportunity. AS re.
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CHINESE MAY LAND.

Four Hundred and Forty All Told for
the Nashville Exposition.
The PSI Chinese who arrived here on
steamer China on their way to the Nash
vile Exposition will be allowed to land
after all. This last batch allege them.
selves to be artists, acrobats and exhibi-
tors. Counting the 179 laborers who went
on from North Dakota to dig the fouuda-
items Of the Chinese building the mum Der
is now swelied 10 440. Collector Wise re-
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WEDDING BELLS
RING JOYFULLY
Nuptials of Miss Whitelaw
and Mr.. Walter N.
Brunt.
Made One at the Altar of the
First Congregational
Church.
Judge Seawell 0fficiates at tho Wed.
ding of Miss Agnes Smedberg
and Max Resented.

It seemed as if all the hothouses of this
City had yielded up their fairest blossoms
to decorate the altar of the First Congre-
gational Church last evening for the
nuptials of Miss Margaret E. Whitelaw
and Walter N. Brunt. Choicest roses
the La France and delicate bridesmaid
and delicate sweet peas, tinted like the
sea shell, mingled in artistic confusion
with feathery ferns and stately palms
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Merchants Association Directors.

At recent NEE ting of the directors of the
Merchants Association committee of seven
was selected to nominate fifteen members to
act as a board of directors for the ensuing
year. The election will be held at the annual
meeting which will be held in the Academy
OF Science Hall. s19 Market street, ON Thurs
day evening, May 20. The committee reports
S. Baldwin Joseph Britton, Charles Buudschu,
James S. Conwell F. w. Dohrmanu, A. Fuse
not, Hugo D. Keil, Daniel V. Kelly, Herbert
E. Law, Alexander McCord, Henry Michaels,
John Z. Q linn, Hugo Rothschild, w. R. Sher-
wood and Vanderlynn Stow.
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SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First race-Rosaibra, Los Cerrillos,
Little Sister.
Second rAce-Devault, Two Cheers,
Mulberry.
Third race-Barney Schreiber, Social
ist, Milesio.
Fourth race-The Roman. Roy del
TERRA, Lost Girl.
Fifth race-CoIonel Wheeler, Vinctor,
Yankee Doodle.
Sixth race Treschery, Peter the
Second, Pepper,
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NOTES.

Fifteen pencilers chalked up odds in
the ring.
Mercutio, which ran away the reverse
way of the track with his rider, acted as
though he had joined the light artillery.
Manchester, winner of the first race, en-
tered to be sold for $500, was bid up to
$1,000 by Jim" Quinn. The stable re.
tanned the horse.
Il Ill in To- do frio
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A wrestling Challenge.

Matt Whalen of the Columbia Athletic Club
has challenged George Eckhart of the Olym pic
Club to wrestle a match. catch-a catch can
style, best two In three falls, for the welter-
weight championship before any club offering
the coast for the championship
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was reached, and strangely enough Miller
grew tired early in the game. Peixotto
gradually assumed the lead, and at the
wire led Midas out a neck, with Yankee
Doodle taking the show.
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The "CALL" RAGING GUIDE.

CALIFORNIA JOCKEY Oakland Eyouh
100e mue;
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ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos with
OF without removal. J. Noonan, 1Ol7-lO23 Mission.
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g. l51E
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handIy Winner,
IL
1nno rHIRD twyeoIds: purse
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NEW TO-DAY.
THE DENTAL CHAIR

-PE+ln Extracted Without Pain.
Filled Without Pain.
Crowned Without Pain.
EE Bridge Work Without Pain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-19

Whereas. IVA j. Hodneld Grow and Joseph
:. Grow. her husband, did by their ccriain
deco of trust. dated the 18Th day OF April, 1891.
and recorded on the llth day OF Abrii, lsu2. in
BOO - b." Pages 1879. OF the records IN he
ONCE OF the rocoruer OF deeds OF salt Lake
county IN the territory (now atato) OF utah,
convey to wiiiiam n. Dale, as trustee. the FOL
lowing described real estate. situate IN said
salt La.o county. Utah. to Wi:
sixteen tll5). ilat"A" salt Lake CITY survey;
beginning at point nye 80 rods norsh OF the
southeast corner OF said lot, and funning
thence west ton tlQ) Iods, thence n5ru nvo 20
RODS thence east ten tlU) rods ana thence
south i've (tl rods to place of beginning.
Which said conveyance was maze IN rust to
secure to the Oruer OF tho Lombard Invest.
ment company the payment Of .Ue SAID Iva j.
X. and Joseph 3 urUw's enc cer,an prom
issory note CT even date with sal deed of
trust, for tho principal sum OF twenty five hun-
dred ts2.aVV) dollars due AMI payable on the
let day of april, W, with interest thereon
ICON the GATE thereof a, the rate Of SIX (n) per
cent per annum, payable semi. pnnuHll,, and
WIN interest thereon al or maturity at the rate
OF we've Qg per cent per Annum, payable
Whereas, IL is provided In said deed OF trust
that IN case of default IN the payment OF said
promlssory note, or The interest thereon, or IN
Ease Of tue brea, of any of tho covenants or
agreements of sad deed OF trust the trustee
shall.upon the Application OF the legal h0ioei OF
SAID note, sell and dispo e Of iha said PREMISES
and all the right title benefit and equity OF
redemption OF The said Eva J. Ii. and Joseph
s. Grow their heirs ana assigns therein, at
puDDc auction, ~ inc place, IN me III amer
and tor the purposes In said decd OF trust
stated, after first giving twenty (2o) day 20
notice. Us particularly PROVIDED for In said
deed OF trust, reference to which ID hereby
made for greater certainty and
Whereas, Detault has been made in the pay
mont OF SAID principal note o; $3.50, due Aprh
ist ISL, and IN the ayment OF coupon inter
est note OF SO, due April list, 1897, and ine said
principal note and coupon interest note are
still past due and unpaid,
Row. therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
1 the Undersigned, trustee as aforesaid, at The
reques. OF the legal holder of sand note, and
unuer and by virtue of the power and author.
lily in me vested by the said coed Of trust. will
on Saturday. the 18th day OF Decsmber, 1891
ut the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
SAID day, sell the above descl ibed property.
ana all the right, title, LenCnt and equity of
redemption OF the said EvaJ. II and joseph
S. Grow, their heirs and assigns therein, at
pubhc auction, for the highest aud best price
the same will bring in cash, at the west front
door OF the county court house in selt Late
CITY County of>salt Lake, State of Utah, for
the purpose Of paying said note and interest
coupon, and all costs and expenses OF eSecu-
ting tits trust
WILLIAM II. DNLE, Trustee.
First publication Nov. II 1897.
Last publication lOg l.. tkUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-19

The teacher had been explaining TO the
boys on two or three occasions during tho
week the sources OF our food supply and
various processes connected with the prop
aration OF certain products. At the end of
the week he held an elementary exnminn-
ton to see how much OF the Information
his pupils had retained.
"how, White, how is coffee preparedE"
White fdgeted about, but did not answer,
81 am rather surprised nt YOU" ex-
claimed the teacher II thought you
would have remembered that, being the
son Of a grocer How is 1t you do not
know"
please, sir, l do know, replied tho
boy hesitnHngly.
Then why don't you nnswcrY' asked
the teacher sharply. Come, answer ut
once
Il mustn't" cried the boy desperately
ats secret Of the trade, my father says,
and he viii leather me If l toll"
He was passed uyer.-pearson g Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-19
SUMMONS.
Mary Meikic, Plainna. We. Henry A wAring
Defend mt
stat, ., nah send. greeting 10 rlsnr, A.

Detenu mt
The state Of Utah sends greeting to Henry A.
warIng defendant
TVOU AhE HEHEBN INQUIRED TO AP-
near In nm act on broug mt against You by
the aboyU.nemed plainth In the isuict Court
OF The third Judicial Dsuict of tue tate OF
utah, and to answer the complaint nled there
IN within ten dnys exclusive Of the DAY OF
sufyice) after the service en- you ofthls sum.
mons--lf served withing this county or. II
served out OF TINS county Int In this district
days-or iu4 gment by Default Will be taken
szaingt you, according TO Tho prayer oil SAID
complaint.
against defendant for the sam Of s2,hOu princi
pal, aud interest thereon from February ith,
1897, at II per cent pei unnum until pad, bo'h
before and after Judgment, fOr 500 attorney
fees and for cost OF suit, Alleged 10 ne que
utOn a certain promiHHorv note executed ny
SAID defendant 90 plaintiff at eglt axe CITY
Utah, November 4 1891, IN faid sum OF at,oOV
bearing interest at II per cent per annum;
same b ing secured by mortgage OF even
dat, herewith on premises hoteinafier de-
srrlbsd, exeeu ed by SAID defendant to plain-
TIFF no part Of said note having been PAID
except The interest 10 ebtuury an, 1871, and
the same Ia now due and owing with interest
as above; TO have the ueual statutory uecreo
OF this court for the foreclosure OF sal mort
gage and the sale of said premises, ediudBinh
that proceeus OF said sale be appiod n pay
went OF amount due plaintiff. including attor.
nty fees nun costs; That defendant anu hll
persons claiming under him he barred and
lion In suid promises that plaintiff have a
defriency Judgment against said defendant.
" ring and Tor other relief. sa:d premises
being described as folows, to wit; Pnrt OF lot
=, Dlo ~. plat ~" salt Lake Guy survey,
commencing ut the southwest corner of said
lot 3, and running thence east o rods thence
north rods; west rods; south rods to
place OF beginning situpte In salt Lake III
and County Titan. To have a receiver ap.
potntCd by tha court to Take charge of said
premises peudidg the final determination OF
thia action, with the u'ual powers
Aud v, Ii are hereby notified that If you fail
10 hppear and anewer the said complaint as
gbovs eau red, the said plaintiff will apply 10
Tho court for relief demanded therein.
Witness III honorable judges, and the seal
Of tho District Court OF the Thiri
judicial District in and for the
tsEAI.1 state Of Utah his srd day OF No.
Vember in the year Of our LORD one
thousand eight hundred and ninty'
seven 49, 80 go
DAVID G. DUNBAR. CLERK.
nyM NJ. Hogan, Deputy ClerN.
RANK PIERCE. Attorney for Plalnlii