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Evening journal., 1898-05-07
RntIons For ChicInmnucn.

CHICAGO, May THE government
has ordered 100000 rations now In Chi
oago to be sent at once to Chattanoo-
ga. This will amount to about four
train loads of bacon. hard bread, sugar.
coffee, beans, salt, pepper and vinegar,
the component parts Of the soldiers
bill Of fare.
Major Smith and his men were busy
yesterday receiving the Immediate
quantities of food that were called for
suddenly by a telegram received from
Washington. The bacon alone amounts
to q carloads, 100000 pounds. This will
go via three different railroads in order
to minimize delay. Each Of the items
of principal food in the list of a ration's
constituents will be shipped in quanti-
ties represented by six figures.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

scheduis in ensct November "A, 1877:
All trains illuminated with Pintse
Light
TRAINS LEAVE WILMlNGION, DELLA
WARE AVENUE STATION FOR
NEW YORK week days y 70 l$ .ysE5 yE
sif.o0 .. m. Sunday, '3.1S, 's.ss, 'l1.24
m; 'S6s s5.21, s7.41, '11.OO p; m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, I'll
n.0s a. m. 'l2.1s, 100. '2.S4, .3.59,. 40. .5.n
es0 s7.4l, 9.15, '11.O0 D. m. Sundays, sS.1l
SS5 $50, 'sSs. 'il.2l a m; 'a.5s, 40. '5.3i
~ SrI s;si FsfiSR. sH week days, 'sis $50. S4O
a. rs, 7S5, 's25, 800, '9S9, 'lO, "a. l1.0S a. m.
i2o, '2;sl 80 sale $50, go : IS ,l;o
ii.2l a. m; 'S.59, 4.lO '5.a, $50, '7.ll, SIS
AT ilHi'TTLANTiIc CITY. week days, 'zls a
- CAPE MAY. week days, $50 a. m. "a
p 'B.AliLTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
sS7 TsSk !a5ES aaEs soi % .4oi 45 80 .ss .soi III
'2;o9, s;04, 49, 500 '9.1l ?; m; ,r,c,ss
10 a. m; 800 p. m, daily.
NEWARK, week days, AIS, 10 .s9
s11;0l a.; m; 'l2.57, S.O4 400, '!.5l 'e.lS e.llSS
4 2 a. an m 49, s57p p sq a. .s 99nasgSs as Ell S B. m n'
PITTSBURG, week days, 'S;S5 q. m.
'6.1S p. m. Sundays, 'S.s5 a. m. '4.5I p. 10
AllIGAAIAs udlys 900 a. H. -fs't y.
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and IN
DIANAPOLIS '835 a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, "6sb q
M, '1257 and s9.11 p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, I'll p. %
daily to Toledo and daily except SUNDAY
to Detroit. .
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, $500 p.
m. daily. Through sleepers to memphis
and New Orleans. -.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. no a. m; 3.04, 1872 1886 p. IN. sun
days 71O a. m; 3.O4, 1872 p. IN. -.
IANDENBERG ACCOMMODAIlOlS1
week days. no a. m, 1000 a. m; 3.O4, 4.s1
D. m. Sundays, 1000 a. m: 4.5l p. m
LEAVE MARKET DTREET STATION
for
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 a. m; z.es
p. m. -, = AZ rr
m; ass, $40 p M Sundays I'D n.
u Leave PHILADELPHIA FOR WIZ
MINGTON,. week days. 100, SIC ln
800. 800. 1925 1l.So a. M; 'l2;5O' LII 1@
$3.50, '4.2O. 40. '515 '5.42. 500, 6M -.A
s235 1000 s1l.35 D. m. Sundays, AS, S.U9
$40. s7.9O, 1886, 1890 2. IA.
Telephone, No. l91
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

Intervention. Count Goluchowsld, the
Austro- Hungarian foreign minister. has
addressed note to the pov/rs on the
Bubject I understand that but for Eng
lands pro-American attitude certain
European powers would have openly
rided with Spain before the war broke
Dut"
The Madrid correspondent Of The
Times says:
although Lord Sallsbury's words on
the Spanish American situation before
the Primrose league are greatly re-
sented here many moderate and far
seeing men interpret them as advice
10 Spain, given In a rather brutal form,
10 recognize facts. however painful and
to seek to minimize the Inevitable con-
sequences Of the situation.
Nobody has yet ventured publicly TO
advocate the doctrine that in the une-
quail combat Spain Is only called upon
TO vindlcate her national honor, but the
fact that the tendency Of thought is in
that direction makes for peace"
The Copenhagen correspondent Of The
Daily Mail says:
"Baron Wedel-Jarlsberg. the Scandi-
navlan minister at Madrid. telegraphs
iIdA DNdln iultNuh 10 DiOAtSi ~ AilI
powers against the infringement of in
ternational law involved in America 8
failure TO make the Cuban blockade eff
fective."
The Earl Of Ashburnham who admits
that he is the representative Of Don
Carlos in England, says in the course of
an interview:
The issue of the war 50 far concerns
the present occupant of the throne,
who Is already lost. In very short
time either Don Carlos will be seated
upon the throne or a republic VIII be
proclaimed. IL is difficult TO say which.
The Spanish people are for the most
part either Carlists or republicans. The
former are stronger in the rural dis
tricts. the latter IN the large towns. In
numbers they are about equal, but the
Carlists have the advantage Of being
perfectly organized, disciplined and
united under one leader, whereas the
republicans are divided among them
selves. and moreover are discredited by
the outrages committed by the extreme
or anarchist wing Of the party.
Besides. the mere fact Of America
being a republic would at present not
dispose the Spaniards toward republic
an institutions. But everything in Spain
depends upon the army. The present
dynasty was re-established by a militia
ry pronunclamento and will probably
end in the same way"
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
sharlsey knocked Out by Jeffries.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Thomas
J. Sharkey the sailor and James ]. JEFF
fries admittedly the leading heavy
weight pugilists actually in lighting
harness today met before the National
Athletic club last night to settle the
question of supremacy. Twenty rounds
were fought in which Jeffries clearly
demonstrated superior skill and tactics
while Sharkey showed wonderful ability
TO endure punishment. In the twentieth
round both men were tired, but fought
viciously. Jefries landed several times
on the body and face. but could not
knock the sailor out. The gong rang in
the middle Of a hot mix up. and the
crowd went wild with enthusiasm. Ref
cree Greggains ANNOUNCED Jeffries the
winner
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
TrouhIe For Portnrnl.

LISBON, May THE Portuguese
government has received a formal pro-
test from the government Of the United
States against the dispatch of 300 cases
OF ammunition and provisions from the
port OF Lisbon on April %. two days
after war between Spain and the United
states had been declared. both the am
mOnition and the provisions having
been forwarded to the Spanish squad
ron. which was then at anchor off st.
Vincent Cape Verde islands, apparent
ly threatening an offensive movement
against the United States.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
AIisslnnnrlns IlnInd.

LONDON, May THE colonial office
yesterday received the names Of the
American missionaries who were muir
dered during the rebellion at Shaingay,
IN the Sherboro district of Sierra Leone,
west coast of Africa, as announced on
Wednesday last. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
Cohn and the Misses Archer. Hatfield
and Schenck. The other missionaries,
Mr.. and Mrs. BURNER. Mr.. and Mrs
Mlnshall and the Misses Mullen and
Ward, are safe at Freetown. Later ad-
vices received by the colonial Office
show that the names received include
those of the missionaries murdered al
Rotifunk
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
REMus AT BALTIMORE.
German Steamship Rescued Five Hun
dred Refugees From Cuba.

German Steamship Rescued Five Hun
dred Refugees From Cuba.
BALTIMORE. May THE German
steamship Remus5 Captain John Schwa-
ner. arrived at Sparrows Point yester-
day after an eventful trip from Cuba
She is the vessel which rescued nearly
500 American, Cuban, German and
British refugees from Santiago. The
Remus loaded a cargo of iron ore at
Santiago and was ready to sail for
Sparrows Point on April q. A few
hours before she was ready to cast on
her lines a plteous appeal was made to
Captain Schwaner that he take the ref
ugees to Port Antonio, Jamaica, which
was nearly 100 miles distant. They
crowded aboard the steamer and hud-
died in the tween decks and every
place that afforded shelter Many Of
them were women and children and
persons OF refinement who had been
well to do. but whom the war had re-
duced to abject poverty. They landed
at Port Antonio the next day at noon
and were taken in charge by United
States Consul Pulaski d. Hyatt They
were cared for by the islanders.
The Remus before sailing from the
Cuban port had secretly taken aboard
about S47, 900 in gold, which. II is said.
was put aboard by the German consul
at that port TO be delivered in care OF
the Joseph r. Foard company OF this
city, 10 which the Remus is consigned.
IL was safely delivered 10 the firm yes
terday morning. They say some OF IL
belongs to the German government and
some TO private individuals The money
was shipped out Of Cuba for fear it
might be confiscated by the Spanish.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Judge pay naek From Canton

CANTON, o., May T.-Secretary Day
left here yesterday for Washington to
assume charge Of affairs OF state. None
of his family accompanied him, as Mrs.
Day is yet at Cleveland hospital, where
she has just undergone a severe sur
gical operation. When Mrs. Day re-
covers sufficiently, she. in company with
their son Luther, will go to Washing
ton
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Polo Ordered out of Canada.

LONDON, May 7.--According to a dis
patch to The Standard from Toronto. it
is believed there that Senior Polo y Ber-
nabe's departure was due to represen-
tations from Lord Salisbury, based up
on a report by the British ambassador
in Washington, Sir Julian Pauncefote,
that American opinion was opposed to
Senor Polo remaining in Canada,
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Nerrn NInrderer Shot.

NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-Police Cor
poral Anthony Cleary was shot and kill
ed yesterday by Dennis Burrell. a ne
gro, whom he had arrested for robbery.
Tremendous excitement followed. The
police and a mob chased the murderer
to the city's edge and finally surrounded
him. In the attempt to capture the ne
gro, he shot and killed Policeman
Trimp. The murderer was finally shot
and his body riddled with bullets by
the mob
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
WEYLER WATCHED.
He May BE Arrested-Queen Regent
Makes Another Appeal.

10 MhN Afe AfftrttN-Nuetn Regent
Makes Another Appeal.
LONDON. May THE Madrid cor
respondent OF The Morning Post SAYS:
There was never such q collection OF
unknown. brainless and servile individ-
uals as the present majority in the low
er house of the Spanish parliament.
Senior Sagasta has many hardships to
contend against, but the worst is the
gross stupidity of his following. Equal
ly broken is his second reed, the fideli-
ty Of the army. The army is faithful.
but its fidelity is TO Spain. not TO the
incapables who have handed her over
powerless to her enemy.
1T Is pitiful to think that Weyler now
occupies a patriotic niche. His move
ments are closely watched, and IL is not
unlikely that he win be arrested. Such
a step, however, would only precipitate
events, not prevent them"
The Vienna correspondent of The
Daily Mail says:
The Spanish queen regent has agair
appealed 10 Emperor Francis Joseph tS
use his influence in favor OF European
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

Take your trade to the storekeeper
who sells what you want TO buy, ana
does not wear out your patience trying
70 make you accept something you do
Rot wsz .........
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Crulser Yale sIghted.

NEW YORK. May THE Nova SEQ
tian bark Peerless, which arrived yes
terday from Trinidad. passed on Wed
nesday last about 120 miles off the Vir-
ginia coast the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yale on scout duty. Captain
Saunders Of the Peerless did not know
that war was on between the United
States and Spain. and he supposed that
the Yale was merely a big American
liner long way out OF her course. He
did not see any Spanish waEships.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
volunteer omcers Rejected.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass. May
The medical examination was con-
tinued yesterday. All the commissioned
officers of Company c Of Marblehead
Eighth regiment. We're rejected by the
examining board. This caused consid-
cradle agitation among the members of
the company, and they threaten to go
home. 1t was decided to call a meet
ing OF the company to consider the mat
ter
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
The Temernrio Arnln.

BUENOs AYRES, May THE Span
ish torpedo gunboat Temerario, which
has been. it is alleged, undergoing re-
pairs at Ensenada, on an estuary Of La
Plata, 35 miles from here, and which
was said TO be without crew and dis
abled, sailed yesterday, presumably go-
Ing northWard
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
A Cowboy Rerlment.

SIOUX FALLS. May 7.-Colonel Grigs-
bys cowboy regiment of cavalry is be-
ing mustered in at Chadron, Neb.; Fort
Meade, 5. D., and Miles City. Mon. The
two companies from North Dakota will
reach Fargo today, where they will
muster In.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Rennirs For CnshInr.

BRISTOL, r. L, May IA new high
pressure cylinder for the starboard en-
gine of the torpedo boat Cushing was
shipped by express to Key West by the
Herreshoffs yesterday. Today a new
blower engine, also for the Cushing
will be shipped
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

Alert and clear-headedD merchants
sell what the public wants and do not
ofrer something else. The buyer is sup
posed to know his own needs,
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Vermont wants Dewey Promoted.

MONTPELIER. Vt, May 7.-Resolu-
tions indorsing Commodore Dewey and
advocating his immediate promotion
were passed by both branches of the
legislature yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

Something "just as good" will not
answer. Stick to your point, and when
you ask for goods advertised in this
paper, you can get them.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Wilmington 3 Northern R r
I,IAkE TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE n.
1897

Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
Station) for 3. & Q. Junction, Montchan-
IN Winterthur Guyencourt, Granogue,
csossart. Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
SON. West Chester. Embreeville. Norton
vile, Coatesville and intermediate sta
lions. daily except Sunday, at 7.20 a. m,
30 400 and $40 D. IN. Sundays only at
SOS A. m. 2.10 and 400 .. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
Sunday, at 40 a. m. 2.10 and 400 d. m.
Sundays only at sos m, 2.10 400 D. m:
For Joanna, BirdsDuro, Reading and
day, at ITO a. m, and 2.10 D. m. Sundays
only at SOS a. m. and 2.10 y. m.
A.; g. MSADSLAND; superintendent
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

A Concord coach Is a poor substitute
for an express train. and obscure imi-
tations are Just as far from eQualing
reliable widely-advertlsed goods. Don't
BE- fooled 2hsn you 70 10 bag. Ia
Evening journal., 1898-05-07
Mr.. GIadstone's Condition.

LONDON, May THE bulletin at
Hawarden last evening says that Mr..
Gladstone's condition is unchanged.
Evening journal., 1898-05-07

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street fo,
wilmington ~ ~ II & Ge1presss) $50 10 las sSS
i.4s, 4Oi, Al, SOS, SS5, 5.5S' s'i7 s%s5 % ~ siH
lilo, n.16 p. NJ, and 1905 night. '''-'
Accommodation, 64, 7.sO SIS. 1oN
m;; l2s. tls. AOt, IA, s.25. SIS, 1901 an,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-06
- 9esteu TouuerItaa Nbeuo wurbe 20

- 2ebten 9onneritag Mbeno wuroe pom
ben sur Ndbseieaihait Der eatbeoralse'
meinoe seborisen 9amen in Der Sbulbal;
lie ben Sbultinoern cine rebt angenebme
lleberraihuna bereitst. Nadoem Die 8Iei'
men in ibonen 8eiansen uno Gecitatio'
men Der misunderstanding eeoadt, er'
blidten iie nit einem Wtale einen berrlib
9e,iertsn Weibnahtsbuum Dor iit. oe'ien
8abe inter Die muntere Sugeno pertbeilt
muroe. 6eute gbeno praitalten Die Sin'
Der Der G~atbeoralibule ium Seitem Der
Stule cine llnterbaltuug, bel welber elm
W1nnerbor mitwirten pirb. Sin iebr
bubbles Yrosramm lit ntwcrfen, 10 oab
IS an rebt ansensbmm Stunoen inter ben
Sleinen nlbt sebrehen wiro.
- IS beiBt, eaB i'm Sanfe oeS Winters
Der Tamm elmer oroentliben SerbenerMng
unter,oaeu wiro; nebit ben $1,000. Die be-
reits fir oieie slrbeit aussegeben wuroen,
peroen noh weitere $4,000 oa5u perwen'
bet. ytah S~ollsnouns Der Mrbeit ioll Der
0amm I'M b~siiereu 3uitanoe iein, ais er
lie mar.
- 6elegeutlih Der Wittlpob Ibeno 9e'
baltenen Ueriammluna oes beutib : faith.
st. Marp's Joriteruereins wnroen 81
neue Mitslieoer in oenielben auisenom'
men.
- 3n Der gan; rihti9en Weiie perfabrt
Die Staot nit oen 3niaNen berubligter
6iuier. Wan belest Die ihamloien erea
turen uitt nur nit Strafe ionoern weiit
lie nber Die @rsn;sn Der Staot binaus.
- Giebriloer Turoen's Gueupaaz
re~nhanpllru9 Geldloneu. yelet oeren
Nn;ei9e.
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Tarm mnt yamt III pcrfamfcm.

IL it pprb abe, in meinem Beihaite cine
Ncnoeruna eirtreten III lniien weroe i'd
meinc I'M 3opn 9ansoIa, Eentcu Gounip,
gele9sne ,Sarm NIB anoere ydnoereien I'M
5opn @rnham. Ssuton Or. perfaufelr. Yre
,sarm 1T 800 Nder aroB. lie9t Ore, Neiler
oItlih BON Elces nabe Der faiboliiten Cir
te, bat aute @etauoe uno lit inter iebr au.
ter Cultivation. Die 4anoereen in Sra.
hlm l'eaen ~ N,ile bon Der neuen iatbo'
l,it,en 8irte IN Wapts,p 2,ie ui,o iiuo $40
Nder 9roR. oereu BOoen burbad1a ia ibper
IT.. @leitfatS q gen $50 Nder meines fei.
men Wttienlanoes. peldnes arns rno oar
oratnlrt mo bon siuem suten @rnben ourt,.
argen 1T uro bas iih als e,ne Der bsiten
T,shfarmen IN 9ani Benton 9ountp eianet,
9,eie lie9t pier Me,lcn bon bees uno l..
Netlen bon Ct. Glouo. YSeqeu naberen Be.
o'n9unaen tpeube man iih at
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Nartmcribip=N mHDium0

Is wiro hermit befannt eemabt, bab
bic bis oabin unter ben llnter,eihneten ~
st. Glouo ~beitanbene 5irma am 3. Sauu.
ar 1898 nad se9snieitisem llebereintom.
men lid auf9eloit bat. Stephan u. Bar,
ben mirb bas 8eihGft p~eiterilbrsn; er
lbernimmt allies Gisentbum Der 1irma
uno uerpHihtet iih sur ,Hablune aller pon
Der Girma e%ontrabirten Shulben.
). Z. Barben.
81 g. u. Darbcn.
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H sol; in llmtaui6 9euommcn
se9en Mobel in Sow'e ,Ssconb
Sanb" Store, Der Carriers Wible
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28
How R,uo's rIag FELL

At midnight ON July the narship
NDW York alguIlnd tu her uUHt, "lge
ready to attack th. batteries lt o ain.
Tho army hHgluf operations nt the
same Time" This meant That the mon-
p'-w1r were i1 Hilcnc. o.. shore bait
torIes while the city wau attacked
Long before daybrcak All hands were
awake ON the iron warriors. drinking
their morning coffee and talking about
the prospects N the day. Suddenly. che
boltHwain cried.
CLEAR ship Tor ncti0ni"
Instantly the battle ulr1 were run
90 The maHthnndn ana fnH guns clHt
loose. Everything WA HsiIr and bristi-
ing with NE. ana che "Jnck.rs' soon
had the ships ready f1r tho work that
"a nos o. part of their daily NE.
Each ship was fhrUbDlrr with
rncrry from h1ilDr-rUIu t1 conn. rg
tower From The rur'uaarlIm che steam
was turned Into ihr urrrt system.
and the great guns were trained and
loaded.
slowly the huge rhipr. standing un
rrlm and terrible loo DO. morning lirht.
closed In toward Norro castle and
Tho surrounding batteries Tho nIr NJ
the enemy nlatUd d0n1ntly DO fhn
breeze. and the smoke ~ the army
fires was r0rn curling up from fho
hills ln The distance.
From tho pilot house. the rirn1im4n
stood waiting Tor urlara The rrd nlg
was seen creeping slowly Co che m1Ht-
head uf the NHW York. who're ~ hung
until answered hy every uHrHilIu.
Hardly had 10 started t0ieanrni hrf,ro
several dcHfoulnr blasts hrrlll0d the
approaching cunnlrt-ihn battle had
begun. Tho nr'nr ~ the naTshlp was
taken up hy an ihH ships lu rapid sue
WHmHHWM NH|NH NhHH IT, Ha
HhnllH into The mortar beds. The forts
ON shore Instantly replied. and Tor two
hours terrible canuonndiuR was kopt
up by both sides.
The batteries were soon niiencod. and
deserted By the spanish soldiers. who
could not stand before the mr. ~ H1
large Meet True. the rnrmy'H guns
were silent but the golden and bloody
naE of Spain atlll nolici over MORO
and spoke moro donantiy than q hum
drfd guns. ana from tho midst nf the
battle smoke II seemed tu tnuuI the
runnrra NJ The American fleet
Moro than one young officer. fresh
from ANNAPOLIS aimed hls Niece nt me
slender stan that supported that nag.
but shot after shot was hurled ln vain
From The fyinH.hridra ~ one ~ tho
the clpt1ln=rriy and /
hfnnEri with years uf sun ana gale !
had been watching thr shots Many
~ thrm had horn onylahlc=lll OF thrm /
ruldahui ~ was re- supreme test NJ I
SKIN 90 strike the thin nngaiar ~ ]
Moro Castle.
without q word tho captain lcfi tho |
bridge and. walking toward one ~ the |
inrror guns. SAID a. the officer In |
Ch1rro'
"Y0ur shooting ia not had sir. hut |
that n1rn ntr must not stand another |
minute. Load u Will slght her nir1 |
Aim' Fire."
with n denfcnlng roar. tho s-lnrh |
she'll I'm tho gun Ike ihunderhl'' |
from MARI ~ was what n sailor would |
call. - beautiful shot" f0r n struck |
Moro and clouds ~ debris and dust I
were thrown n hundred frot into the I
air when ihn smoke had cleared away /
We saw that the sp1nish faE had van
iah6d.-Collirr'H Weekly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28
r.rnAY rnrNp N0IIlE

or tha g0h day ~ july.
iSas. received from Jas George o. cgr.
tain llgh' N.r horse. Ur years old,
BRANDED F-H on irN thIeh. large
scar OH tzGl ioft hind lcg. ai'o q
CcrtlncaU. lrnod Boy Jlmes
Georgs. s1ttIng forth that the said ani-
mai wns found trrsr1sainE upon his
promises. and that the amount % dam
age or trosplss Is 500.
Notice la hereby given That u said
animal BE- not claimed and taken away.
and said charges and costs all paid De-.
fore 2 o'clock %. nL. ON saturday the
l0th day OF Juiy. 4. u. iSns, nc The city
pound 10 BpuuUful city Davis County.
State OF Utah. l viii at said tilo aud
place oncr said animal for sale at pub
Dc hutlon. and rai the same 90 the
hlghcst and beri bidder Tor cash. to
satisfy the amount claimed 0n said GER
tlnrltn and lil costs.
Dated nc Uouutlful CITY. Davis
County state Of Utah. this 2ist day OF
July 1905.
DANIEL X. DAVIS.
poundkccror FOR Hounufll city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28

In ihe District Court. prlt.t. U.....
o. SAT- Lake County. State OIL f..... BE-
~ the matter VI The tsilfs .f
fudEman. deceased
Notice d. hereby rIt.r tb...-.
a,nd hy virtue 0f Do w.fi 'f ,.lalf
~ 3lgWan. deceased. 90. .g ...'
slld o. tate. viii snll. In icrlri. ...
W. runs ana conditions af ...f ~
,l. Following described real ..fii.
C9mmenc.rg no the northern. ....
oi Lpi o. Block 90. Plat 90. s.r f..
Cliy survey. running theme r.., IT.. H..
ana one h1if IniH. ihHrr. ....,.
hundred and twouty faot tf.r..
Two ana rnf-h1lf lH1H H.. t
one hundred md twonty foot o. N.Y.,
%. finults, 400 in said Int 3. my
pr private sale Cor rlrh lf ...
l,I.' mat can Boo 1htriaof. lt ... ~.
~ iln SAID executor. $40. 20 D.tr...
DOCK. SAT- Lnku city. Utah. YI' 10 ~.
lhr lst day ~ August. i,lN i
Dated this .lih dsy ~ Iuf. F..s
= 10. WEsrEGrliIu
D. H. wenEer. attorney rar .t'.g..