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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Business Transacted by the Commits
sioners- New Road.


Logan. Nov. S.-About four inches of
snow fell yesterday, and this morning
the atmosphere was decidedly frosty
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following persons: Charles Lind
of Trout Creek Ida, and Almeda Tay-
lor of Soda. Springs, Ida; Francis A
Bair. ir. and Linnie June Egan, both
of Richmond.
The county commissioners were in
session ali day Saturday. John Wright
OF the HyTuTn Electric company asked
for right of way for a canal in Hyrum
precinct. Several people appeared and
asked that their taxes be RENTED
They were all told that it was too late
now to do anything for them, the
proper time for them to make such re-
quests being when the board Of equal
ization met. One hundred dollars was
appropriated to be spent in the Lewis
ton road district. William Bench an
indigent living in Logan, was granted
a monthly allowance of So Mrs
Bertha Hill of Milville was also grant
ed an allowance of So per month.
1t was decided to open a new road
from the county road leading TO Wells
vile, along the meridian line, to BaX-
ter.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the secretary of state, who had de-
nnanded the remainder of the funds de-
rived from the lease of school lands
in this county. that the money had
been expended in making plats and
maps, and hence could not be remit
ted to him.
Bills aggregating upwards of $500
were allowed, after which the commits
sioners adjourned until Dec. 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
THE OUTRAGE ENDORSED.
Game Warden Snow Makes Report
to the Governor.

Denver, Nov. S.@Game Commissioner
Swan today submitted to the governor
his report on the encounter between
Game Warden Wilcox and his posse
and a camp of Uintah Indians in
Routt county, Oct. 24-While Mr..
Swan deplores the taking of human
life, he believes that it was necessi-
tated by the eXigencies of the situation.
He states that in his opinion Game
Warden Wilcox's version of the fight
was correct, and that the killing of
the Indians was unavoidable and
necessary. However. he recommends
that in Justice to all concerned, there
should be the fullest possible examina-
ton by a commission appointed for
that purpose. He also says that the
commission might provide ways or
means to prevent a recurrence of such
troubles.
Washington, Nov. s.-General Otis
has forwarded to the war department
from Denver telegram received by
him from Captain Wright at Fort
Duchesne, stating that he had sent
into the agency the last party of In
dams. All was quite at White Rock
agency.
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mo, thank heaven, I'm not married. but
know the exceptionally good woman
when l see her. There's one in a thou
sand and she'll help that young man sue
coed as sure as
But the eulogist stopped with mouth and
eyes wide open. The bride had her arm
about her new husbands neck and was
punctuating her sentences with kisses
This diamond ring is just a honey" she
was saying. Now. darling. you must get
me a big, plain ring for Il guard. and just
as soon as you can earn the money I'm
going to have a watch and a set of ear
rings, can't l. old precious?"
The observer with a skull cap and gray
moustache smiled a superior smile. The
little weakened man glared. swOre under
to another car. The bride and groom We're
not aware there was anyone else on
board
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
NOT AN EXCEPTION.
An Old Bachelors Mistake in Judg-
ing a. Brides Character.

Detroit Free Press: Not quite enough
sentiment there remarked the man with
a skull cap and gray moustache after the
hutter caused by the arrival of a newly
married pair in the parlor car had some
what subsidized. "She objected to the rice
because it lodged in her ribbons. and there
was some anger in the energy she display
ed in gathering those old shoes from the
aisle and throwing them out of the win
dow. She should nave blushed, protested
and looked happy while that crowd of
young people We're bestowing such sub
stantial evidences of good will
Nothing of the sort" snorted the little
weakened man, who turned mis- paper with
such violence that he tore off half a page.
THAT girl has sense. If they had pep
pered me with rice and superannuated rub
bers the way they did her I'd have thrown
the whole gang off the train. It's barbar-
Gus. She's a practical young woman and
has none of that softness which makes
the average girl of the period to objec-
tionable. Pity there's not more wives like
her. Most brides get the idea that all
they have to do is to go through life bill
ing and cooing.''
Married." inquired the first speaker.
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Wis county ct al. Occupied the balance of
the day and was not concluded. Plain
tiff sues to recover possession of a road
through his land which the county has
opened to the public. At the close of
the PLAINTIFFS case a non-suit was
moved by Attorney Wiley for the
county and granted as to the defend
ants liability for damages.
Attorneys P. ]. DAILY, Fred McGurrin,
z. B. Critchlow. o. W. Moyle, G. E.
Pearson and Judge E. A Wilson OF
Salt Lake and Attorney j. j. Jones of
Coalville were in attendance at court
today.
The county clerk this afternoon is
sued marriage license to Alfred Cor
ringe of Marion, Ida, and Caroline A.
Mcbride of Oakley. Ida.
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CHARGES AGAINST HARDY.
Provo Asylum Case Not Yet Settled
New School.

Provo, Nov. st was stated last
evening by Mr.. DeMoisly, secretary of
the asylum board, that the charges
instituted against DR.. Hardy had not
been sustained. It was learned today
however, that the matter was not yet
settled and it was likely to come up at
any time in another phase.
This morning the Lincoln school was
opened, with Mr.. Bushman as teacher.
This is a new building which has been
erected on Provo bench and is a credit
to the district.
George Havercamp and wife have
returned from their trip to Denver.
S. A. King went to Fairfield this
morning to prosecute a sheep man
who has been allowing his herd to "
come a nuisance TO the neighbors.
Judge Jacob Johnson was visitor
in our city yesterday.
Hon. David Evans of Ogden came
down this morning to attend to some
legal business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
.UTES ARE KILLING UTAH DEER
RESULT OF SHUTTING THEM
OUT OF COLORADO.
All is Quiet Along the State Line
Captain Wright Returns to Fort
Duchesne.
Especial cor~espondence.)

Vernal, Nov. 5-Captain Wright's
command passed through the valley
today, en- route for Duchesne. Every
thing is reported quiet along the state
line. Parties Just in from Diamond
mountain, in Utah, state that there
are Indians now camped in that sec
ton, killing deer:
Now that the Utes are brought to
realize that the gates to the great
game region of Colorado are closed
against them, they will in all proba-
bility do their hunting on the Utah
side of the line, and it will be but a
very short time until deer will be a
curiosity between the Wasatch range
and Green river.
The state game wardens should look
after this matter, Game in Utah is
not very plentifu1gnow, and if the law
against killing by wholesale is not
enforced, it Will not be long till hunt
ers will be confined to rabbits and
sage hens.
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Nenhi Election Canvass.

Nephi. Nov. S.-The city council of
Nephi City met at y o'clock. noon. to-
day, as a board of canvassers. to can
vass the returns of the late municipal
election.
The board declared the result of their
canvass, and ordered the recorder to
issue certificates of election to the can
didates as We're declared elected. The
canvass only occupied a short time,
and there being no contests, and no
discrepancies between the returns of
the judges of election and the resilJ de-
termined by the canvassing board, the
board then adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.
She Married a Mormon.

Anaconda Standard: A. B. Ripe is
a Gentle and his wife, Florence Ripe,
is a Mormon. The difference in their
religious creeds caused trouble in the
family and Mr.. Ripe in his testimony
in support of his suit for a divorce, told
Judge Clancy yesterday morning that
his wife abused him and often called
him vile names, and, finally, on March
5, 1896, she left him, and has ever since
lived apart from him. He said their
whole trouble was the result of the
fact that he was a Gentle and his wife
a faithful Mormon. They were married
in Salt Lake City on Sept. II, 1895,
and Mrs. Ripe is at present living
somewhere in Utah. Ripe secured his
divorce
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Park CitV Notes.

Park City, Nov. S.-While on her
way to church yesterday, Mrs. Anna
Brewer fell in front of the opera house
and fractured the left arm above the
wrist.
A game of football will be played
here on Saturday, Nov. 20, between the
Park City team and Salt Lake Y. NJ.
c. a.
Miss Vina Fem and sister, Mrs.
Jones. of Provo, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mrs. L c. Buslin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Half a Million Refused.

Winnipeg, Man, Nov S.-Hon. George
Foster announces from Rat Portage
that the owners of the Olive gold mine
at Seine river had refused an offer of
half a million dollars from the Roths-
childs of London for the purchase of
the mine. Premier Gronway has gone
to Chicago in connection with the Du-
luth railway scheme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Clearwater Navigation.

Idaho Free Press: The big eddy near
Agatha, on the Clearwater, will soon
cease to be an obstruction to river nav
igation. Twenty men, under an engi-
neer from the war department, are at
work there, and unless winter closes
earlier than is expected, will soon have
enough rock out of the way to insure a
good river channel. The o. r. & N.
Co. is building boat that is especially
adapted to the river They expect to
make regular trips between Lewiston
and Kamiah next spring.
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Actress Sues for Divorce.

Mandad, N D., Nov S-The divorce
case of Lillian Blauvel, the opera
singer, will come up again in the dis
trict court in a few days. She was
granted a divorce from her husband.
Roy Aston Smith, musical instructor
at Carnegie hall, New York. on the
grounds of neglect of duty and non
support. Mr.. Smith gave up the con-
test. and the court is to be asked to
PASS on the question OF alimony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
VERNAL NOTES.
Big Force at Work on Town I'M
movements.

Vernal, Nov. 5.-Some extensive i'm
prcvements are being made on the
streets of Vernal. Twenty-Five teams
are busy hauling rock and dirt today,
and the force will be doubled tomorrow.
The streets will be put in first-class
condition, which will add greatly to
the appearance of the town.
Court is set for the Sth and the legal
lights will soon be DOMINIC their armor
for the fray. The two Mckee cases,
that were not tried at the last term.
will come up before the court at this
term. There is still quite an effort
being made to settle the big water case
by a compromise. Should a compromise
be effected, it will very materially
shorten the court term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
STANDARD OIL TRUST.
It Exists Contrary to the Laws of
Ohio

Columbus, O., Nov. S.-Contempt pro-
ceedings were brought in the supreme
court this afternoon by Attorney Gen
eral Monnett against the Standard Oil
company 1t is claimed the company
has not abided by a supreme court de-
cision obtained by Attorney General
Johnson in March, 1892.
The supreme court then held that the
company was operating as trust, in
conflict with the laws of the state, and
that the trust must be dissolved. In
the information filed by the attorney
general today, it is charged that the
trust has not been dissolved, but that,
under the pretense of winding up its
affairs, the trust has arranged to con-
tinue indefinitely. Tomorrow the SUI
preme court will fix the day on which
the Standard Oil company shall be
cited to appear in court to answer to
the charge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Eureka Gases Postponed.

Nephi, Nov. S.-The Eureka townsite
cases were still before Judge Higgins
today. and as there appears to be a
fine law point in the cases which is
causing a great deal of trouble, Judge
Higgins, this afternoon, issued an Or
der that the toWnsite cases would be
continued until the supreme court had
decided the questions at issue, under
the ruling made in the case of Loeb
WITT VS.. Larsen and Benny, as to the
occupancy of the land.
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is not a village on the line of the road

is not a village on the line of the road
in the county, consequently it is not
afflicted with that production of civili-
zation known as "tramDs." There
being no stopping place for tramps
there are few crimes committed in the
county and Churchill does not patron
ize the state prison very literally, nor
does it have many inmates in it's county
JAIL AS a consequence, taxes are low,
there is money in the county treasury,
the county is out of debt and its peo-
pie prosperous and contented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
WANTS TEN THOUSAND.
Trial of Damage Suit Against the
Morgan Company.

nAOA . GIL WIN ESN>~J'
Coalville, Nov. S.-Judge Norrell held
court here today.
The cases of Hunt and Hays, charged
with grand larceny. were continued I'M
til Nov. Is.
z. w. Reese, administrator. VS.. the
Morgan Mining company, in which
plaintiff sues to recover $4,000 damages
for the death of his son. who was killed
in the mine, then came up. Judge
Powers represented Reese, and John NJ.
Zane the defendant. A jury was Sc
cured, and the trial proceeded with I'M
til 4:30, when defendant moved for a
non-suit. The motion was denied. and
the trial will be resumed in the morn
ing.
George Clark. a young man of Up
ton, was arrested by Sheriff Lindsay
on the charge of stealing S45 from an
old man named Randell. and tried be-
fore Justice W. II. Smith. Defendant
was acquitted. County Attorney Shields
prosecuted, and Bismark Snyder de-
Tended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Notorious outlaws killed.

Muscogee, I. T., Nov. S.-Charlie
Clifton. alias Dynamite Jack" a no.
torious outlaw, was killed yesterday
at the house of Sid Williams, 10 miles
west of Cheotah, by Deputy Marshals
Lawson and Bussie. He was shot af-
ter he had opened fire upon the ar
resting officers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Killed by His Mistress.

Marshfeld, Ore, Nov. 81. Tucker,
colored gambler, better known as
Doc was shot and fatally wounded
this afternoon by his mistress, Sally
Thompson, also colored. Tucker at
tempted to chastise the woman. when
she shot him in the abdomen. The
Thompson woman came here from
Franklin, WASH where it is said she
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Wellsville Cracksmen.

Logan, Utah, Nov. S.-The Wellsville
cracksmen were arraigned before Jus
tice Thomas today. They gave their
names as David Potter and John
Adams. The court examined witnesses
all the afternoon. Arguments and the
decision will follow in the morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
Killed q. Wild Swan.

Gibbonsville Qda) Miner: Chris Van
STRAIT of Salmon river shot a beautiful
wild swan the other day that measured
six feet from the tip of its wing and
three and one-half feet the other way.
1t was a fine bird.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
The Halves Engraving Co., 72 West
Temple Street.

We are now located at the above
number, with complete plant for
making half tone engravings, zinc etch-
ings and all kinds of color blocks. Write
US for samples and prices before plac-
ing your orders.
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Drought Broken.

sedalia. Mo-, Nov. S.-The drought in
Pettis and adjoining counties, which
has prevailed since July is, was broken
last night by a heavy rain, which will
be of untold value to the farmers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
LARGE Fire in Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. s.-The five-story Ir-
win building. on Harrison street and
Wabash avenue, was partially de-
stroyed by fire this evening. The loss
on building and contents is estimated
at $150,0O0, fully insured. Poorly in
sulated electric light wires are sup
posed to have caused the blaze.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-09
NEWS OF THE STATE
Whites at vernal Drew the Color
Line on a Trooper.
GOT THE WORST OF IT
PoSToFFICE APPOINTMENT AT
SPANISH FORK.

Alleged That the Appointee Is Not
a Resident-Trial of a $4,000
Damage Case at Coalville-Court
at Farmington-Eureka Townsite
Cases Postponed.
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Small pill, safe pill, best pill. De-
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache. A.
Smith e d Go 20 = : =,
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200 dozen Damask and Huck Tow
els, of Best Irish and German makes
in hemstitched and knotted fringe,
in plain white and with colored Dor
ders, the entire lot is composed of
Towels that are well worth 40 to SOC
apiece, (they are displayed in our
window
they all go at 25C each
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
srILL .ALIyH.
fiother - the President May Again See Her
-f@ Son.

CANroN. Ohio, tcembea 6--Wil
the president be able to see mothe
alivtp There is again hope inspired
among the children that this may com'
to pass. After making close exami
nation, at g:46 to-day. the physician
SAID there was every Indication tia
she might survive the day. She II
lying peacefully in repose and free ol
pain. Communication has just beer
had By telephone with the white house
Abner Mckinley Informing the presi-
dent OF the result OF the doctors Inves.
tigation. The president and wife will
leave tonight for Canton.
CANTON, OHIO, December 8 Mother
Mckinley again took relapse at IL 80
Abuer Mckinley announced that sht
was sinking rapidly. The physician
was quickly summoned, and children,
and Others ON constant watch gathered
abeut the bsdEde OF the noted woman
~ CANTON, Ohio, December 6 Mrs.
Mckinley issdll living at . o'clock.
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CONGRESS- IN SESSION.
The Usual FormsIIties 0ons Through wnh
and President Notiflsa. sk

WASHINGTON, d. c., December g.
Tbs 70 Assem- cling of congress, to. day,
drew the usual crowds at the capitol,
which hlled the galleries. Members.
especially Of the house were slow in
gathering, and the floor was filed
with visitors. After prayer by the
blind chaplain, Rev. Henry N. Condsn,
the roll Of members was called, then
tho members elect sworn in. The
usual noral tributes were prominent.
The most notable design was placed
on the desk OF Representative Gros-
venor. or Ohio. The roll OF senators
was called and seventy seven re-
spouded, showing an absenc3 OF only
twelve. Senator Hanna was in his
seat and the recipient of general con-
gratulations on the prospect OF his
reelection.
The usual formslities, notifying the
house that the senate was In session,
appointing committee OF two sena-
bOk1s AItioOu ouA 0oi nuu W Wdit upUu
the president was observed, and then
a recess taken until l O'Clock. The
house also appointed committee to
wait on the president and the house
took recess till O'Clock.
WASHINGTON, d. O., December 8 -
At / 80 the senate met, when the mes
sage was deliveredsby one Of tbs pres
secretaries and-its reading.im-
nediately begun by the secretary Of
the senate.
\ The reading was finished at 2:50.
and the message was laid on the table.
The death Of Senator George, of
on August 18th last. was
announcsd by Mr.. Walthall, on whoss
motion the senate adiourned until IL
o'clock tomorrow.
WARRINGTON, D. c., December g.
Close attention was paid to the reading
of the message by both branches Of
congress-. There was general dissp-
pointment among the intense sy mpath.
Hers with Cuba, that the president did
not take more determined stand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
An all-rosnd Rascal.

CHICAGO, Illinois. December Q -
The Chicsgo police have received in
formation OF the arrest in Germany of
Castor de Rohan, the bogus priest,
forger. escaped convict, sacriliegtous
swindIer and confidence man De
Rohan served term OF Eve years@in
Missouri for forgery. He has said
mass in hundreds. .of Catholic churchts,
preached, heard confessions, acted
even as parish priest, and as mopk end
trappist. III e..worked" Denver, Colo,
February, 1879, under the alias of
Father Won Egmont.
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New. LEI us Post.

WAsHIEGT N, December 6 --Sacre
'tary Long, this moruing, sent forma
note ,o~Siiss Christine Bradley, daugh.
trr Of ehe governor OF Kentucky, in.
yiting hir to christen the battles ship to
be named after her estate, informing
her, he would let her know later the
precise date OF the launching, some
time in January, at Newport News.
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Died Near fisr.

NEW YORK. December 6 After fail
lrg in an attempt to killths woman hA
.ioyed, because she refused 70 care for
him, William 2. Earle sent o bullet
own brain and fell dying on
her threshold. The woman Is Mrs.
Minnie Lswrence.a pretty grass widow
of twenty-two. Earle was separated
from bis wife, Lucy, last week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
GRANT COMPANY WINS,
Supreme Court Affirms Decision softhe Lower
Court.

WARRINGTON, D. G.. December 6.--
The litigation involving the title to the
famous Maxwell land grant, in New
Mexico, ended to- day by deeision OF
the supreme court. I: grew out Of a
claim of Alfred Bent and
others to a portion OF the
grant Pending progress Of case 10 the
Territorial courts, Bent died and his
interest was conveyed to the land
grant company. The decree affirmiog
the sale was afterwards reviewed, upon
application of the company, and its
title to tho grant confirmed. The
Judgment of the lower court was to-
day. Confirmed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
sorcIetv Thieves.

BosToN, Mass, December GA gi-
gantic regular system Of shopliftipg
was unearthed by the Lynn police, and
in consequence fourssocieiy women are
under arrest. They confessed and the
goods were recovered The women
arr Mrs.. Clara Phillips. wifs Of Lincoln
Phillips; her sister, Miss Lulu Conn |;
Florence Manson and Mrs. Houston,
wife OF Alderman Houston. The
women are all prominent. socially
Vanity seems to have been the motive.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-12-06
al 1hree.pIx Murdersr.

RAvENswooD, W. Va, December 9
--The capture of John F. Morgan, The
jackson county triple murderer, II
confirmed to-day, Morgan, unaEmed
and seemingly half dead from ex-
haus.ion and exp ,sure. enterefASsA Y
store 10 Walton, when Joh8 Camp,
The village constable recognized Ate
murderer. He covered him with o
revolver and Morgan submitted.
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Nsw rrlsi Refused.

Erie, Pa, December s.-Judge
Walling, today, refused the appeal
for now trial OF Edwin d. HeidIer,
convicted OF numbering his brother-in-
lay, Levi Kreider, over money matters.
The Judge sentedp him to be hanged,
Governor Hastings to set the dsY,
This will be the Arst hanging 10 kris
copnty in dfty years. II idler escaped
from jul while awaiting trial and
was csp'ured In Detroit after several
Rolths Of ssdToh. ~