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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
j the opex, in which deEe.l7z.w VI

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being dilis-as lo-med. exclusive Of interest.
zen mas SINCE p3ed up ~ quite q for
tues IN ltSfii TWO whites were killed
e q I9lS W. w9unyiei. This 'HlpQensd
n august, 1897. when all the Whhlc River
V4.ey was included IN Garfield county.
Cebler tner grs2ky. She UTes could 9c
cupy ule u1sai.sed pasc Of ii1sir old reser-
bl2t II pEEeUIIa cher herds Of I,e1,es, sseats,
a-fi Garlic. TINS privilege tlaeT used 10
fife GInoSt. ana they became very Ulde-
sFz5in EeighhcTs far ina whl-es WHO
selv4s. '''' - - '-'s '-'= ''u''''y '--'='ii-
\ young tie buck gambling for ponies.
OeS-Ss.@t I'D a. stake a horse be9ongl1g
= 4 wiz nsl. He lost. ana Wl6l 49,
y WIS ne h.s, warTans was sworn ont
A5r 'le Ota a. 4 charge Of h2rse steaElS.
arrest VAS res-sud. Toe Utas Scuh.led
a-io lls n.liS and tlle sleriM's posse was
SN7eltad by every mga IN the Country that
cluit Gritty 4 gun
p CfSii knew every tnca of clla hills
qAs4s ~ cti- kI.w where me Ules
We, and fg~I + seized - II nc re-
gI-a. eysTy TsaCSman feC,ng clat a
cam o. hestaes nigh. sweep down Up-l
Urgent apqeaes wer,s eent 10 Governor
AlFa Adams, W1D iS governor new, sA9w-
ing siQCl a coldeU-a Of affairs i.hs,- the
Wa1lc sltans nll-ril force Ws,s sa'-- into
isla field- Un-ued 6t8nes tT01ps wera szat
. 81 from FCrJ DucG5snc. 100
The militia found the Indians at me
moutA Oh Miller creSh. bur while COM
p-seatea military siirz-tsJ Was n prog
ress fhS Iie7 s.c.t AWAY. Next day
SCOUTS houai them at t'7s- forks Of Wa
81 IL, VIC Bufo3d pos:5it1ec : .l'<T.
There WAS a lively rIrn5lg fieht 10 Sl3f.ch
TN only casualties Of tAa war &C.
ct.srdl. rs bef1re e.lg.Trar-L2d.
l.l51 the CTeS Uf,-uS from seven 90 20
Of tllair nsn-a1 o.-a knows hoW macy
llf-l 1-elr- h1-qrf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
NO COMPROMISE.
Palma Says Cubans VIII Fight Until
liberty IS RcEseved.

New York, Oct. 2I-Tnomas Estrada
Palma the Cuban delegate 10 the United
States. waen asked his opinion uf Che Gu
Fan reforms proposed hy inc Spanish min
iStrT. raid
provisional government, J am IN DOs.-
ton 90 state most enaDhat;cally- that the
Cub4ne in arms Viii erter intn no con-
promise with Spaiu. Cubans are lighting
Tar absolute Independence, and they VIII
entertain no 9eace PROPOSALS from tAe
Spanish Government hISed on anything
bur absolute i1dercndoncc.
"I1r CUbfnS are firmly determined To
carry ~ the struggle NTH their purpose
IS accomplished. They will listen TO no
uropo+ Ion 5nowied sing Spanish au-
thor-tY over Cuba. am speaking for
men yea .lre tuHY resolves 10 give mp
tier EV1s. II need he for thoiF country ;
freedom. | I'm Voicing the aspirations Of
The Cuban people CUbRus VII neVor &C
ceUf dutonOHD. ro matter how ample AZ
solution of their struggle for indepeud-
4nce. nr Cuban Dr0D0S.et0n mist he
settled this tin1e once Tor all"
\ mass meeting of CNbauS VIII be held
Y YORK s1s1 - vo.ce opposition %
the SuaBish proposals and declare for in
dependence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
PREPARED FOR TROUBLE.
Between 200 and 500 utes Now on
White River.

Denver. Colo. oct PA special to
the Republican from Meeker. Colo.
says: 10 more news has been received
from Lily park. The eouriers sent to
warn Wardens Little. Mclean and Will
Der were found on yellow creek, and
started TO Rangeley this morning to
warn the settlers along the river.
There are between 200 and 800 Utes
on White river now They told several
parties when they came that they we're
going to stay until they got all the
buckShin they wanted.
There were several Utes seen in Coy
ote basin yesterday. As they have very
few squaws with them, and as they
have come in greater numbers than
usual. it is believed they came expect
ing trouble.
Much feeling IS shown against War
den Wilcox here for his indiscretion in
attempting to arrest a camp OF 40
Indians, as il is almost certain to re-
suit in the killing of settlers in the
western part of this and Routt coun
ties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
The Kansas Branch.

ST Paul. Nina, Oct. g.-At O'Clock
tl.is afternoon. Judge Sauboul granted
rae m-ti0ni of GoveI-1r Hoa1iey and
SeAefAi C5W.n for tl-c p1H-L1nemeru Of
the sale of the Kansas branch CT the
JgKca F1eiic sys.em from NOV. ~ Dec
10 EAa settlement Of Sass question rel-
dared necessary fcG, mo'0ns and four
n ilhs f0ur actions are AIe&s1der aud
DIa5a. trustees: Sage and Could. john
a: SiseEd-t ct al and tna Unitad States
Of America. Tn's ord-rS will he for
waFded a. cuce to Topeka where tina sale
- - >ScT-, ID he there filed
GJvsTn-r H'oa1Iey left fer the east tins
~ t'fn@ and General Gown and Judge
Kelly retunAed ID Omaha.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
PATcHEN AT LOUISVILLE.
Big Black Fails to Make Any
Worlds Record.

Louisville, KY, Oct 27,-Joe Patchsn's
record trials today attracted to the
Driving and Fair associations track
5000 people, who witnessed an excel
lent exhibition of speed, although the
big black failed to place any worlds
record to his credit. Patchen had been
secured in place Of the aiIing Star
Pointer to so against the high wheel
sull1y record of 2:O6A, made by John
ston, and his own wagon record of
2:04M.
Paced by runner, he tried first in
the sull6y, and after scoring twice
started with fine burst of speed, maxi
ing the quarter in 0:S1. the half in
1:02A and the three-quarters in 1:34H.
The last quarter was slow and the mile
was finished in 2:074. After rest he
went against the four-wheel wagon rec
ord and paced the mile in 2:061A which
is better than any previous record, ex-
cept his Joliet record of 2;04M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
GREAT HORSES RUN YESTERDAY
ROBERT j. BROKE BADLY a,
NASHVILLE.
10 Patchen's Recrd Trials at Louis
vile Failed to Place Any to His
Credit-Sporting News.


Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 27.-This after
noon more than 5000 people were at
Cumberland park to witness the race
between Robert j. and John r. Gentry.
and also to see the pair attempt to
lower the double team pacing record.
The track was smooth. the day perfect
and no wind. But the track lacked elias
ITCHY.
The two horses got off we'll, and it
was a race in each heat until the
stretch was reached, when. Robert j.
broke badly each time, Time-2:O71z,
2;05M.
The attempt to drive the pair against
the double team record failed. Several
efforts we're made TO get them to 60
but both broke so badly and frequently
that the trial was abandoned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28

THE SAGE SYNDICATE.
Said to Have Put Up a Check For
100000.

Denver, Colo, Oct PA special to
the Times from Omaha says: The
Union Pacific sale VIII take place as
scheduled From absolutely authentic
sources it was learned that two certi-
fed checks for 81 0G0 GOO each were de-
posted with Judge Cornish, master in
chancery at the United States National
bank today. They come from the Sage
syndicate and the reorganization com
mittee.
It is said at Union Pacific headquar-
tiers that the sale will occur as ar
ranged, the government having re
ceived assurance that it shall receive
the full amount of its mortgage. ST.
900. Co., if the sale he permitted TO go on
1t is asserted that there Will be sharp
competition between the Sage syndi-
nate ay,d H. ,.e.,,,.s,e ,,i.. :, 4ic,, ,.r,{++,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
CHARGED By NoN-pARr1sANs.
Statement That Republicans Are In
CoIlusion With Tarnmanv

GOlluSlOn " 1LH 1dIHIiiauy
New York. Oct. 27.-Thle Citizens ugltan
13i35 Issued 4 sta~ement which con-
t5luz d q remarkable charge, n-at l.!le Re
pabliean organization has sent out orders
10 ITS members u ''shlut for Tracy and
voae fog Van Wyek.
IGls report Was confirmed by - proGn-
i1-tt rllenlLsr OF Taulnany, who stated
ttl1- Van. Wyck expacls y get about 35,-
80 Republican votes. That P.CAt aud
Iammany wa t'J-D al cllLil-Rg is also
sh.9N'l By '.1e facts established by repre-
ss-J-@i-syes frcn many districts ~ the Ie-
pee,-e1 bEt .neffs9-ua4 sfor.s made by
bo-u m1crlues to buy Of C,.izz4li5' lrlf5a
wllrkers ald toc9l candidates and b. the
faCS2 statements Wlp-h have been ssiytD
70 the press Of defecUons AMONG d.s.r.c,s
CildiTHI5Ul
j. kenr..iy Tad. treasurer OF tha C1.i-
ze1s union, has ISSUED a statement ~
tGe public. saying shat further ooltri-
Li-'.,s's 70 tias tn-3n' ) campaign fund ara
nlst nss3e4, zoe statement says;
rae peop4a response 10 the appeal of
ule C-l.Zel-s un4cn 10Y contributions ID ir5
campaign fu1d e4ye teaM 50 numerous
and generous tllar ulge tTeesG=y eo,la5ns
All rhe IuCuey ul9c eau be lsgitneteIy
expended. M candidate ON the C.tizens'
union ticket has cacITrlbutEd directly nor
indirectly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
>-T1r-o---
Settlement of Strike Near.

Glasgow, Oct. 27.--It Is nav understood
that the Employers Federation and the
delegates of She Amaagamated Society of
Engineers, ct their meetings. cornmuni-
Gated WITH each e,tfler through thu board
OF tIada aud ulsaf a conference between
eseai-aiLyEs Of the employers and the
stu KING engineers has been arranged. the
for eight hours work per day, which mas
be'sn ne great stumbling block In t,hA
way or arriving ut a settlement of the
great strike. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
FRENCH OCCUPATION Of AFRICA
REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE BRIT
ISL NIGER TREATIES.
Tribesmen Defiant In India-Disas-
trous Cyclones-Near Settlement
of Great Strike.

Paris. oct 27--It is understood that
Che Fundamental basis Of the difficulty
between France and Great Britain in
vest Africa IS that France refuses to
recognize tho treaties between native
lulers a1d British Niger traders. IN
III the text has been officially commune
Gated 50 France. Thus the French gov
crnme1t claims that many treaties
made with African potentates in be
half az France take pgeeedence oyer
treat:ss Nth British NIGER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Retonica,s Pedigree

San Francisco, Oct, 27.-The PAGER
Betonica, 3-year-old, is by Azmoor,
dam Nadine. by Wild Idle, son of Imp.
Australian. Azmoor the sire of Be-
tonica is out of the thoroughbred mare,
Mamie c., by Imp. Hercules. Betoniea
thus contains a large strain of thor
oughbred blood. His record at Santa
Ana yesterday was not official His
best official time is 2:1014, made in
fifth heat at Los Angeles recently,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
DENyER'S BLIZZARD.
Less to Telegraph COmpanies-Do-
mesde Ineonyeniences.

Denver. Oct. 27-Nct only did the
storm cause universal discomfort. but
Ill inflicted heavy pecun.ary loss as
Wen. IN thc enc item Of trokeu tele-
graph. TELEPHONE ard electric light
wires and poles, the damage foot5 up
$4,000. To lhis n1s- be added the
heavy eNpcs=e ereailed upca the street
railways in attempts q keep their Nrss
cpen ana the less 70 merchants in the
way OF business.
Many families dined on tea and
crackers Or Werc to he'd lasl night
Withouc any dinner at all. Grocery
mon could Cgt deldYer Goods
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
-
UNUSUAL SIGHT.
Murray Hill Women Crowd a Low
Meeting.

New York oct Cooper Union was
never before the scene Of such a
strange political meeting as that which
took Mace there this afternoon. The
majority of those at the meeting were
women, ard women from Murray Hill
and Riverside drive. and West End
avenue, at that. The women were adj
lerents of the Women'5 Municipal
League. which advocates the election
Of Seth Lou, and the meeting they got
u was designed to show what they
could do in political way, even if they
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
The English syndicate.

Ilcndoa, oct. G.-The Tinsa. in its
financial article tats mOraag, says:
We understand That the BTa.ssl capi.al-
ISIS promised eniy a mi.li3n pounds 20
ward ths Uurcnssse " IT, Uiaf-a Pacific
railway. IRA other n'ne mIl.rps b,eDG
found IN una United States. Noreoyar,
llaaf OF that m l,ion mas sJ1ee bes.l taken
eyer hE American capitalists, 50 Gh1r
crsv daif q nlilit5l WI leave I4-n1,5u.
while Ele United STATES g0Nsrn1ns.1t is
~ expected r. disturb New York by
blocking UP a fol1 WIN a-a m ttr,1s
s'=4-1@ but WI. kaye it wich the Sanl5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
FAITHFUL EMPLOYEES.

The following amounts were left to
''faGnhfui employees"
Arthur Wells. $4,000; William Wells,
So, 1000, and William D. Johnson, s., 600.
The household servants are 20 get
$3.50 to $500 apiece. Thirteen Chicago
charitable institutions are to receive
SO 900 e7Cn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Amerieans pardoned.

Washington, Oct, 27.-vice Consul
General Springer at Havana has tele-
graphed the state department that the
Spanish authorities have pardoned
Frank Agnamonte ard Tomas Julio
Saenze, Two American citizens who
have been imprisoned at Santiago de
probably less than half dozen Ar1eri-
cans held prisoners in Cuba, exclusive
OF the Competitor crew.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Harvard Defeats Newton.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 27.-Harvard
defeated the Newton. a. a Ii at foot
ball this afternoon in a poorly played
contest. the score being 90 to 0. Three
of the four touch downs were made in
the first half but While the Newton
men we're pushed steadily back it was
simply because of the weight of the
Harvard line and not through superior
playing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Dasavorv Browns Trial

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE Congregational
council called to Judge between Roy. Or.
c. Q. Brown tad the Bay conference Of
California, sat this morning. afternoon
ana evening and II a late hour the
arguments were practically concluded. Dr.
Brown viii make the concluding speech
tomorrow morning and then tho council
VIII 20 iItco secret session 10 deliberate on
its findings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
PREACHER AND BANKER.
Rev. Perry Left Sixty Cents in His
indian Territory Bank.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. PA special
to the Star from Pawnee, Okla, says:
Rev. o. L. Perry. formerly a Preshy-
terrain preacher. we'll known in Mis-
souri and Kansas, has been convicted
of wreeking the Farmers & Merchants
bank Of this place, Perry Was cashier
and president when it failed eight
months ago. PaWnee citizens and the
Usage nation lost between $4,000 and
$50. 900. the institution having but 60
cents on hand when it failed. Sentence
has hepn deferred
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Princeton pefeats Elizabeth.

Princeton. N. j.. Oct. 27.-Princeton
defeated the Elizabeth Athletic club
football team today by a score of u to
o. 1t was the Hardest fought contest
that has been played here for many a
day ard the result was a complete sur
prise. Princeton's players we're forced
to play desperately to score a paltry u
rnt1tS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
INDIAN CYCLONES.
Ships Ashore, Houses Damaged and
Lives Lost.

Calcutta, Oct. ga dispatch from
Ch.aas-ng. capital Of the division of s.he
same name In EASTERN Bengal, says that
a eycrae has ragged in uia CfGfcagcng
division and along the northeast coast OF
lac h9g Of Bengal for eight hours. caus-
S9Vea SHIPS lsaYe gene ashore. all the
fnlus-S RI ulle district are more cG- less
damaged sraverGl NATIVES have been killed
ana large numbers rendered homeless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Bureau OF German Statistics.

3 lrlsl. oct. 27.-Tiae government has de-
oil u 80 found an tnperial bug2au TO col
lecs statistics regarding all branches Of
Use nea-onal production. The figures and
C3cts 50 gsgh=reI wi b. published reg
ulIr,y - IS u enable the government
anic-1-s TO b. always clearly posted as t.
me exact st1ns Ell industry. eXpoHt and
lrly11rt as we'd as Of agriculture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Meeker Massacre Warriors.

Denver Oct "a telegram from
Duehesne says: over 800 Indian men,
women and children are off the two
reservations. Calo0mP, Game ard
oihef head men Of 5he White River
TRIBE. known 10 have been mixed UP
in The N1eeloer ulaSr7o-s and 10 this day
opposed 10 the f" cher LAWS,
are WITH ihcf4 homes are
from Fort Eat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
SIX MILLIONS.
Size of the Check Deposited With
Special Master Cornish.

New York, Oct 27--In anticipation
Of the sale of the Union Pacific under
foreclosure, a check for s6,000,O00 was
deposited today for the reorganization
committee with Special Master Corn
ish. The chect represents 10 uer cent
of the sum to be paid for the road, and
its deposit was required as a suaran-
tee of ability to meet the conditions
Of the sale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
THE NOTABLE DEAD.
Mrs. S. 8. w. Perry.

Philadelphia, oct. 27-Mrs. Sarah Al
bert Wood Perry. wife of Right Rev
William Stevens Perry. Protestant
Episcopal bishop Of Iowa. died today
in this city. at the residence of her
aunt Mrs. William Bacon Stevens.
Bishop Perry ana his wife had Just
returned from Europe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Tribesmen Defiant.

simla, Oct 27--Tha Mazzcai leaders are
NOV az Kdlmur and are preparing to at
tack ths Rurram valley A le.1-er was re
e'alved from ths5e leaders yesterday av5u-
ING, asking whittier the British tntel t.pns
we're peace or war.
The Ma'aka5ald position has bean
greatly strengthened and IS now careo,e
of stubborn defense
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Betting on a Big Fight.

san Francisco. Oct. 27.-The betting
on the Lavigne- Walcott fight has be-
come quite lively. Yesterday Walcott
vas 10 to faYorite. but the vast
amount of Lavigne money which has
since been Wagered has brought up the
odds on the Saginaw man, and even
money is nov the prevailing price
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
The Polling PInceS

The Herald WIN tomorrow or G1axt day
publish tile corrected LIST of the ROLLING
pIaoeS. complete. Tie list WIGS pracsz.esfly
finished last nss'hs. bur 50 nl4Gry ci1a.rres
WI have to b made that ii would be Of
llpa'e Benefit to publish It NOW as g IA
changes you'd Saly create. ccnfusl5n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
The Big Four.

Cincinnati. Oct. GA. the annual
meeting Of The Big Four ssockh5ider5
the following directors were elected:
c. Vanderbilt, G.. II. Depew. J. P.
Morgan, j. Ingalls,. The directors will
meet in New York Nov. L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
ALUCKY GIRL.
Just Escaped Marrying an Insane
Forger.

St Louis. Oct. PA special to the
Post-Dispatch from Maora, Ills. says:
Rev Walker Gray. aged 10, son of
William Gray of this place, has been
arrested on the eve of his marriage
with Miss Lelah Williams. an eStimable
young lady of Kenny. Ills. on the
charge of forging postohlce money or
ders. Gray was in need of money. so
he issued number of orders on towns
which he expected to visit but when
he presented the order at this office for
$3.50 he was arrested. He confessed.
Gray has been acting strangely for
some time. and his intimate associates
think him insane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28

Detroit. Oct. 27.-Dr. Alexander hilton
Ross OF Montreal, famous Canadian
scientist and physician, died IN this city
tonight at his sons residence, aged IS
years.
During the war, DR.. Ross was employed
by President Lincoln as confidential cor
RESPONDENT in Canada
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Fiva New cases IA Men,nhis.

Memphis, Oct. 2T-Fiye new cases
ana two deaths is the yellow fever
record in Memphis for q hours ending
tonight. The weather continues warm.
mother thousand people left the city
during the day and evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
PULLNAN'S REQUESTS
Will of the Palace Car Magnate
Filed For Probate.
MILLIONS FOR DAUGHTERS
PReFLIGATE SONS CUT OFF
WITH A SHILLING.

In Other Words They Are Allowed
Only Enough For Modest Support
Faithful Employees Not For
gotten Charitable Requests
About s5,a5o,oo Bequeathed
by the Will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
One Death. Nine Nsv Cases

Scranton Miss, Oct. 27.-william Nc
Kinnon (coloredJ died here of yellow
fever today There were nine new
cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
Nothin1 For Amherst
FOOTBALL.

Amherst, Mass, Oct 2l.-Wesleyan
ID; Amherst, @.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28

Chicago. Oct. 27.-The will of the late
George NJ. Pullman was filed in the
probate court today. Norman B. Bean
ana J It T. Lincoln are named as
excel = :, his widow not beirg APP
potnce ecaLse u his wish 70 relieve
her from the lab RS. cares and respon-
sidilities of the LAiition.
The total value of the estate is shown
by the petition for letters testamentary
to be S7,609,000. OF this amount $780,,
coo IS personal property, and sS00,O00
realty. Attorney Runnels. who pre-
pared the will, said that these figures
are a conservative, but fair estimate of
the value Of the estate.
The bulk of the estate goes to the
two daughters. Mrs. Frank o. Lowden,
of Chicago, and Mrs Frank Carolan,
of san Francisco, who receive $1,000
coo each and also the residuary estate,
the amount of which is NOW unknown
EXCEPT to the executors The horne
stead at the corner of Prairie avenue
and Eighteenth street, the construction
of which cost 100000. the furniture
pictures. ETC. are devised to his widow
for life and she is also to receive $780,
600 for the first year and thereafter
during her life, the income of $780,
000 Castle Rest" On one of the
Thousand Islands, is given TO his
daughter.
The sum of 100000 is left in trust
for the daughters until they are 50
years old. when each is to receive $780,
900 to become hers absolutely, the
other 81, GOO, 0OO to be still held in trust,
the income going to them. If either
daughter leaves issue. the sum held in
trust is to become absolutely the prop
erty of such issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-28
teamship Arrivals.

New York, Oct. 27.-Arriyed. Fulda. Ge-
nQa Sailed: St Paul, SouthamDtun
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generations. and they have not been
molested before this year. / anticipate
no battle. nor the need OF further
troops. The Indians will understand
that they are to cease hunting, and
they viii do so.