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Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
BISHOP kEAYE REMOVED HIS NAaE.
II Was Vat Taken from the List by
the POne.

WASHINGTON. Nov. fS.-In denying The
cablegrlms published in a number OF news
papers from Rome regarding the striking
off of Archbishop Eeanes name from the
list Of candidates for the archhshupric Of
New Orleans. Or. Rocker secretary Of the
papaI delegation. said today that the re-
ports doubtless originated with Mr.. Heane' 5
enemies At Rome. Contrary to the circulated
reports DR.. Rocker said. when the names
we're seen by Archbishop Haane he declined
70 allow the use of his and himself struck It
dff me List. The choice for the post -
said DR.. Rnoker lies between Bishop M1ec
1f COving.nn. Ky, and Bishop Hesiin Of
NItChez. Miss Unless there is L special
meeting at Rome between now and the laEt
Of the month. AMI no Information Of
an intention OF halding one has been re-
Celved IN this country The chances are tha1
he vacant see viii not be filed befOra the
middle Of December "
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

tiem mounted IN fhs ncar rifure. The riina
dre siN Feet hnG and veiEh nearly a ON
each They are twenty -iour-pannde-s and
we're one tine used on 4 man-of-v..r but
had BEEN condemned and we're Ieft IN the
navy rarf It san FranciHcn.
Kodruey becoming quite feeding point
There are -hrea fard Taris here and II ores
ent about 10000 sheep mi 3.aga head Of
cattle 1-a being fell Nav ,nnsir1ments Of
sheep are being received Nearly every I1v
and there viii probably be 70 l00 ted here
before spring Hay and feed have advanced
and farmers ara expecting good prices for
their produce.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Cnurr AIinuru.

WEST POINT, Men, Nov. 1s.-tSpecial -
District court adjourned last evening. num-
ber Of important equity cases we're disposed
Of
Two tramps we're arrested and jailed today
by the sheriff for puriaining overcn2ts, over
shoes and other loose property from farmers
wagons Seri1us complaint mas been made OF
late Of GerFedatiuus committed af this charac-
tar and i Is the intention OF the authorities
% make an eNampIe Of the eulprits.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Ftghr Ends in stub-.

Edward B. Willets walked into the police
station yesterday attaruoon and gave himEait
up. stating that he had stabbed Frank Shack.
He lives at Twenty-sixth and o streets. and
IS employed IN rhe beef-bGnng rnGm at
Swifts. Shack is 4 much larger man work
ing in the canning room. They had quarrel
and Willat1s Eays that Shack Knocked him
dcwu two ar three times. and that N self
defense he stabbed Shack in the side. The
injured man We takEl TO The hospital. where
it was found that the knife blade mad entered
one of his lungs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
View German Ambassadors Arrives.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1s.-Dr vun Hol-
lihen, the new German ambassador who ar
rived here laCt night. spent the day at the
German embassy and later left for New
York, where he VIII remain for some time
pending the aTrivI! OF his credentials from
Berlin. ana the completion uf improvements
At the German embassy. The date Of MS
presentation 70 the president has not yet
been fixed
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Pn-tonrr Caute-t.

HUMBOLDT. Neb. Nov iS.-tSpecial-l-A
new phase 1f the affair Is presented today IN
the pustufice contest in this city. letter
purpurtinr to have come from Congressman
Strobe vas received by 4 P. Marble editor
Of the Standardization. IN which u s stated
that Mr Strobe has decided - nar2e for
the position O. L Bantz. late republican
cand. date for county treGeurer Some Of the
claimants for the office doubt the au-
-hen;icity df the letter as K bore 60 pen
and ak signature. but vas signed with
St-1da'z stauu
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Germany,s Exhibit Mt Paris

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-Consul Mona
ghan 1t ChemnLtz has sent to the State de-
5Irrnen1 a report Of the clans made by Ger
macy tor its exhibition at Paris in 1900
DR.. Richter who UOak i prominent cart III
the Worlds fair at Chicago mas returned 70
Germany from Paris we'll satisfied with Tie
space allotted for the exhibition Of German
Industries and manufactures. Mr. Monaghan
says that the Germans VIII make every effort
-5 have 4 splendid showing and are COM
per!ng arrangements loT thar purpose as Last
as possible. Germany VIII have an Industrial
palace 700 meters square On the banks Of tie
Seine, near the Quai dorsey
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nv, Is.-tSpecial TeIe-
gram m)-secretary Bliss Dday reversed a
land Office decision in the case Of Thomas
L. Granhaden against James HamilSnn, from
The Mitchell district, South Dakota. Gran
faden viii be allowed 70 die proof and il
regular Hamiltuns entry viii be cancelIed
Leroy c, Phillips OF Crete, Neb., ana
&. Foster Gariuck uf Owen, Wyo., have been
appointed clerks in the railway mail serv-
ice
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
REPORT NAY BE READY THIS WEEK.
Monetary COmmf-Siou HurriadIy
Forming It's PIuns.

WASHINGTON. Nov tS.-Gt was an
nuunced today that the monetary commission
hoped 10 have iUs report well advanced TO-
ward completion by the last of the present
week. number Of the members will have
to be absent next week and IN effort IS max
ing to get the entire plan formulated anu
ready for approval by Saturday evening. Any
changes which may be Thought necessary
viii be made later, when the entire commits
sion probably viii come together for final
revision and signature. The report Is not
likely TO be made public before December l.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

ELKHORN. Neh.. Nav. 1s-tspeciaI)- THE
late George ". Geist1n was buried On
"Wednesday in the Elk City cemetery. Fu-
neral services were conducted al the Elk City
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. Mr. Ell
lott OF Elkhurn and Rev Mr. Egg eston Of
Valley. One Of the largest funeral corteges
ever seen here followed the bier % the ceme-
try Mr.. GelstGn had been a resident Of
Douglas county during the asst forty years.
During the greater part Of that time be re-
sided until bis death on his farm near Elk
City. In the early days he drove stage
out Of Omaha for the Western Stage cGm-
pany and subsequently he had charge Of one
of the state cnmpany's relay stations In
1862 he was married TO Misc Mary WHINING
Of Funsanelle. Washington county. He leaves
L widow and nine children, seven SONS and
two daughters. all Of whom were present at
the ohseguies except che daughter, Mrs.
Anna Clapp Of Gordon. this state who was
unable to attend On account Of IL heslth.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

near Paul station his muruinz m terribly
cut and bruised condifio1. He s1ys .hat ne
nOarded a Missouri Pacific -reight traln u
this city last night AMI rendered his lare-
whereupnn one az the frHnm y struck hiin
on ne head with a blum. lls;rumeht anu
Knocked him on the train. whiCA vas n4ving
n a very rapid rate Ee was brought -
This city and bis wounds we're tressed 1y t1e
companyis surgeon. His injuries ar serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
MORE srucN rH1y EYER nErnaE.
Edward Cudlhy SAYS Nebra-Ien VIII
Break the Record

Break the Record
LINCOLN. Nov. 13.-Tn an Interview I'd
ward Cudahy Of the Cudahy Packing com
pany lf Omaha INSERTED that there ara more
cattle and hogs being Ted IN Nebraska at
the present time than ever before. BE says
that next yaar more ine cattle and hogs
VII be sent out 1f Nebraska to he Chicago
and Omaha markets than the cartie men OF
tha vest ever dreamed Of, and he makes his
calculations from figures which he has re-
ceived from every precinct in the state OF
Nebraska turing the last Two months
Mr. Cudahv expects 1 greater increase
in the sheep market uf this season than
in cat,le and hogs. F5e estimates hat 900.
600 sheep ara being ted in Nebraska right
luw That is 5000 900 above the average.
Nest Of these sheep ara In large lunches
ana ara being we'll taken care OF. They
arF sent into Nebraska because the win
te are milder and the loss consequently
Lighter
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
yev Elevator FAR clay Center.

CLAY CENTER. Men. Nov. 1S.-tSpeCial1
"A representative Of the Kansas City and
Omaha Railroad company was here yester-
day and staked out the site on the right Of
way for a new grain elevator. As two ee-
vatnrs ara now in operation it IS hoped the
third one viii be sufficient to handle the
large amount Of grain brought here.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Nov. tS.-tSpeciaL)-
Considerable Dissatisfaction is manifested
here over the calling of a pustofflce election
Only four candidates entered the race and
there are two or three others who oppose
the ldea and claim Congressman Strobe viii
not recognize a movement of this Kind. The
outcome is 4 matter OF speculation.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
work At the Armour Plant.

Rochefnrd & Gould. the contractors who
are erecting the Armour buildings, have
ordered a telephone placed In their 1fhce On
the grounds. Material is arriving daily anu
il Is thought that work the cement duOr
of the hog confer house viii commence
Saturday Bricklayers commenced the erec-
ticn OF the north val Of the hog house yes
Jarlay afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-According 10 Of
fetal Information received at the legation of
Costa Rica at Washington the primary pres
idenlal election for the next period 1888
1902. was held On November IA I5 and I6
amid order and tranquility. There we're two
parties, the civilist and the republican. The
vote vas the largest one ever taken in Costa
Rica, and the civilists, with President Ygie-
sias as a candidate for Reelection obtained
a majority Of over q. 600 VOTES.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Tn Rnf-r . Chnrrh peht.

HASTINGS. Nov. S.-,SpeciaLl-Next
Sunday a special Thanksgiving service viii
be held at the Presbyterian church Tor the
purpose Of having the subscribers pay on
their subscription TO the church debt fund.
Thirteen thousand Of the debt has already
been paid anu Il s expected that over hulf
Of the remaining subscriptions will De paid
In next Snndav as a Than ksgiving lffarinG
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
pirrrihurfng Firh.

SIDNEY Neb. Nov. IS.-tspecial TsIe-
yram.}-The Nebraska fsh car Was here TO-
lay aud distributed Edss. c-rp. cruppies ca
ish and perch. Commissioner Oberfelder
superinrended The work
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Cfvi1 Service Examination.

Ten applications have been fled with The
secretary Of the local civil service ecmmis-
sion for the examination which viii be held
December for The positions Of clerks and
carriers in the pOslal service. No more ap-
plications Will be received. the time allowed
having expired last night TLis is double
the number Of applications generally re-
esIVed prior 70 an examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON Nov I8.-The secretary OF
the treasury has issued a circular to EN-
pioyes % the effect that clerks receiving
E:ated salary who neglect 70 pay their dehta
contracted fer the necessary support af them
selves and their families. without present
ing satisfactory reasons therefor, vii not
be retained in office
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
HITCHCOCK COUNTY ALL RIGHT.
Very Large Amount OF Small Grain
fs sawu.

TRENTON, Neb., Nov. t8.-tspeciaL)-
Your correspondent made al extended trip
over this county recently and vas very mulch
surprised a the amount Of small grain that
has been suwn. The ac-eage SO far is the
greatest ever put IN N the county and teams
may still be seen n every direction hurrying
70 get in more while the weather ls suitable.
great zeal Of tle wheat and rye IS up lnd
growing nicely.
This county nas had big loss Of cattle
owing to the eariv pasturing Of stalk fields
smut lr some other cause. The butcher
at Trenton has purchased about thirty hides
Of cattle killed which rspresents value
OF more than $500 If the same proportion
has been lost over the county the loss Will
foot up $4,000 or S. l0O
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

SHELTON Men. Nov. Is.-jSpeciaL The
annual nesting NJ the Kearnsy District Min
sterial association, Methodist Episcopal
church, convened here yesterday and viii
continue for three days. The first meeting
OF yesterday was mat OF the district stew
ards az D. m, and az 7 80 ,. N. a sermon
was preached by Rev. 3 W Marsh of Kear-
ney. About thirtyhYe ministers anu laymen
ara in Attendance
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

There is nothing IN the market that equals
Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a preventive
NJ Group. says Mrs. :. Fairall Newcastle.
Natal. "Ouce my baby was suddenly at
lacked with Group and IL took only A few
doses 70 complet aly relieve her. I have Also
used Ii IN very severe cases OF bad cnidB
anu inflammation OF the lungs, and tho
effect was really wonderful. I Keep ii con-
stantly IN my house and camnot praise Il too
much for she good it has done my family IN
mnnv lnstarces.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov Is.-Mlnistsr Wood
ford mas tslegraphed the State department
that the Spanish eaainet has notified him
that the queen has pardnued the Competitor
prisoners
The Sbste department now announces thar
the Competitor prisoners we're ulrnei over 10
Consul General Lee last Monday and will be
sent by bim direct to New York today
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
TRY GaalN-o! TRY eRAlN-o

AK your grocer todaY 10 show Yuu a
package 0f G2AlN-O. tie new food drink
maj takes he place Of coffee The ehild-
zen may drink Il without issary as we'll IA
the addit- All VINO Try 4. Ike IT, GRAIN-(1
has that rtcn sea- oroRn Of Mocha or lava.
huG II - made Eram pure grams. and the
uaasE deiicata asamach receives ii WI hout
Isfraass : the price az eofree. I5c and e
per eacAaza. sud ~ al zracsrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Caurht in the Act.

NEBRASKA CITY. Nov tS.-,special Tel
egram six men. whose names could not be
learned we're arrested this morning by Dep
utv Fish Commissioner Curahee of Iowa while
in the act Of seiuing in the slough across n
river from this city. They we're taken %
-if-pv for trial
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

OsCEOLA Neh., Nov, Ia.-tSpecial. Two
former old pastors. Rev. P. c. Johnson, D.
D., AMI Rev 5. Macher preached here this
week. Mr. Marher ms a large landed estate
near IndlaRoIa IN this aia1s. He had been
out 70 look over the land and stopped here
on his way BACK. He vas the first pastar OF
tho Methodist Episcopal church thar was
allowed 70 stay for three years. He now
lvRs IN Misrnnein.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

EMERSON, Nsh., Nov. Special The
series Of meetings conducted by Evangelist
Petran u Minnesota, which have been held
AZ the p Piesbyterian church closed last even
ing- There we're over farfv CONVERSIONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Wv MeighnqIn.

N. W. Wilson OF Kansas City, an employee
OF the Western Welgaing association, has
been transferred 70 this point TO take the
plsce of e. c. Sanborn, VINO has been pro-
mGtei anu transferred 70 4 point where his
services are more IN demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
rxa rramps kII.ar in a wrrrI..

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov A.-Ar Armstrong
Creek. Wis, train on the 500 road broke
loose while going down grade The Sec
ond section culIided with the fore part of
the train and two tramps were killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is.-The following
cadets have appointed - the Military aead-
emY al West Point; Walter ID Davis. al
tsrnase, Kingfisher OkL Leo SheIasrg,
alternate, Suhlity, Ore. Onn c. AlEhire La
Harpe. III. Ranert c. LAWS, alternate, Rush
vile, II.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

BUFFALO. n. Y. Nov. Is.-BulY Rutch-
foryi Of Chicaao won from Oscar GARNER
the Omaha Eld IN twenty rounds before
the Olympic Athletic CLUB tonight The
boys boxed a. 20 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

NEBRASKA CITY. Nav. Is-special Tel
egram- )--'isarge Camden, an smpIuya Of the
government an the river work near here. vas
laund sias an tas A!asagri Eaelae tack
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. iS.-rnday's state
ment 1f the condition OF the trensury showss
Available cash balance, S2Og los .56S; gold re-
serve S156 Ii3 d25.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
Two Caanaa far kearuey.

KEARNEY, Neh., Nav. Is.-tSpsci1Ll-|
rhe two Grand Army Of the Republic posts
az this city have received eanaon eacb
from the government and expect 70 have
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
TO CURE COLD ~ Owe DAY

FAKE Laxative EramH CulniHe Tablets. An
druggists refund tne money II il fails 70 cure
lie. rhs genuine has Z g :, On sacn tablet
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19
FORECAST 0T' T0D1y's WEATHER.
Fair and warmer with southcrfy


WASHINGTON, Nov. E.-Fareonst tor
Friday.
For Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Kan
sas-Flir; warmer; suuthery winds.
For south Dakota ami Wyuming'-Falrs
warmer; variable winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-19

Dlshgurenen. for life by nurns ar seaIds
may be avoided by using De Wits Witch
Haze. SalVe the great remedy for piles ana
Tor all kinds u sores and skin tF1uhias.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
Fortunes for Senators.

Walter Wellman writes from Wash
ington TO the Chicago Times Herald:
Monday last a certain stock broker
in this city filed an order for 5000
shares of Sugar stock in Wall street.
His customers We're three United States
senator's.
In filing this order the broker began
buying at 1885 and bought up to u.s.
Yesterday this deal was closed out at
from HES to lis. The profit on the
transaction was about $4,000.
This is what one broker did How
much stock was handled by other brok-
ers here and in New York for senatorial
account no one knows.
1t is pretty well understood that SEN
ators who were able to get inside in
formation concerning the sugar sched-
ule in the finance committee revision
have been buying in Wall street for a
week or more. They were speculative
on a sure thing, for the manner in
which the sugar schedule favors the
trust could not fail to put its shares up
in the market when the facts should
become public property
There is great deal of gossip about
these senatorial investments in sugar.
but it is not considered probable the
senate will order an investigation. The
senate does not care for anv more
sugar speculation Investigations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
Court Notes.

Emma C. Fenton has entered suit
against Charles Henry Spencer, jr., ct
al, to recover 81, 500 on a promissory
note, secured by a mortgage on GER
tain real estate.
Petit Juror John B. Reid was ex~
cused for the term.
Judge Cherry returned from Tooele
yesterday and held court here during
the forenoon.
Judge Norrell is at CoalvilIe, hearing
cases there
Albert Woodmansee, found guilty of
petit larceny in Justice Stewards court,
was Yesterday sentenced to pay a fine
of $50.
The receivers of the Utah Central
railway were authorized by the district
court to make an agreement with Salt
Lake City by which the city is given
permission to construct f1ume for car
rying off water on the south side of the
railway track and on the land owned
by the railway company.
Eliza Smith. widow of the late
Thomas Smith, filed a petition in the
probate court yesterday for the ap-
pointment of herself as administrator
of the estate, which is valued at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
STATE SUPREME COURT.
Three Cases Argued and Taken I'm
der Amusement.

The supreme court listened to argu-
ments in three appeal cases Yesterday
The very old case of Jugk & Fabian,
appellants, VS.. L. Holbrook ct al, was
argued by Judge Howat for the appel
.ants and by Judge Henderson for the
respondents. The action was to re-
cover $1,000 on a promissory note, and
the jury found for the defendants.
Nephi Irrigation company, appellant,
VS.. Samuel T. Vickers. was argued Inv
attorney S. A. King for the respondent
and the a'oDellarts attorney failed to
appear. The suit was TO quiet title
to the waters of Hop creek and Rock
springs, in Juab county. The court be-
low found the issues for the defend
ant.
In the matter of the estate of George
Handley, deceased, a petition for a re-
hearing was argued and submitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
District Court Orders.

Moline State Bank VS.. Sarah A
Cheshire ct al; judgment and decree
for plaintiff.
P. ]. Daily VS.. John S. Morse ct al;
dismissed on motion of defendants at
torney.
New York Life Insurance company
VS.. Laura l.. Wetherill ct al; judgment
for plaintiff for $3.50 and interest from
Nov. 20, 1893
H. p Folsom VS.. John H. MacNeill;
judgment for plaintiff for s25 and costs.
Utah National bank VS.. Parker & De-
pue; judgment and decree entered by
stipulation.
Gustave A. Duncan VS.. Matt T. Gis-
born ct al; plaintiff allowed to file
amended complaint.
James H. Bacon VS.. Joseph Thornton
ct al; time for fling statement on mo-
ton for a new trial extended to July l.
r. J. Mulvey VS.. Charles H. Lewis:
foreclosure. partly heard and continued
until today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Abstract of instruments filed with the
county recorder, May IS. 1897. compiled
by the Security Abstract company:
Henry T. East to T. NJ. East, lots
"a to Is. block 5. Asbury Park. -. 81, SO
Albert E. Cahoon to David Edlund,
part section IL, township 2 SOUTH 80
range l west. -.---.-.-.....-.---..... SvU
Iouis Blaul to part lot s.
block go plat A..
Richard ]. Taylor to Annie t. Hyde,
part lot 3, block 50, plat 49,. !
James B Taylor to Annie T. Hyde,
part lot D. block 50, plat A. 49,. !
Russell G Woodruff to Charles l.
Hoag. half interest in lot g.. block
/. Sylvan park .........--..........-.. /
Charles Durrans to Western Loan x
Savings company. part lot ]. block
10. plat A. and other property /
Elizabeth V. Davis to NJ. A. Strin-
ger. lots A. 16. Sc and 81, block ?,
University subdivision. ..----..:..:-. 600
The board of education of Salt Lake
block 81. plat B ....................... $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Observations at the To-
cal Weather Bureau Office.
Salt Lake CITY. Nav 10. !


Salt Lake City, May Is. 1897.
Barometer, 6 a. m, 1855; 6 p. M.
1851.
Thermometer. 6 a. M, So; D. M, 7e.
Relative humidity (per cent?, a. m,
SO; 6 p. m, IS.
Direction of wind, 6 a. M, southeast;
6 p. m, northwest
Velocity of wind (miles per hour, s
a. M, +; p. m, clear.
State of weather, 6 a. M, clear; 6
p. M, clear
Maximum temperature, 78 degrees;
minimum temperature, 80 degrees;
mean temperature, Ga degrees; for II
years. SO degrees; excess for this date,
8 degrees; accumulated deficiency OF
temporal ure since Jan. l, 1897, 318 de-
grees; accumulated excess -of temper
allure since May l. 1897, 80 degrees.
Rainfall, inches; mean daily for %
years, .06 inches; deficiency for this
date. .06 inches; accumulated excess Of
rainfall since Jan. l, 1897, La inches;
accumu ated deficiency of rainfall
since May 1. 1897, IA inches.
Forecast for Salt Lake and vicinity
for the "A hours ending p. m. today:
Fair; stationary temperature.
J. H. SMITH.
Observer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
Stimulate the Sluggish Kidneys.

In addition to its tonic and cathartic
properties, Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers exercises a beneficial influence
upon the kidneys and bladder when
they are inactive, by stimulating them
TO renewed exertion, thus reopening
as it were, sluice for the escape of
impurities whose regular channel of
exit is the organs of urination. Among
these are certain abnormal and in
fiammatory elements. productive of ir-
reparable injury to the system if not
entirely expelled. The kidneys and
bladder themselves are also benefited
by this stimulus, as their inactivity is
usually a preliminary TO their disease
and disorganization. They also exper
fence, in common with other portions
of the system, the potent invigorative
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-14
IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANT
Jury SO Finds in Wolverton VS.
Union Pacific.
NICoHLAS WILKINSON AGAINST
SAME ON TRIAL.
Three Cases Argued and Taken I'm
der Amusement in the Supreme
Court-District Court Orders and
Miscellaneous Court Notes.

The jury in the case of Mahala VOL
verton against the Union Pacific re-
ceivers returned verdict in the fed
eral court yesterday. finding the issues
for the defendant.
Mrs. Wolverton sued to recover $10,-
900 damages for personal injuries al
legged to have been sustained by her by
falling at Ogden Hot Springs station
while in the act of stepping from d
passenger coach of the defendant COM
pany on to The platform.