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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04
Turkish Murderers Exgcuted.

Gambia, Crete, Nov: 1.-Five more
of the Mussulmans convicted of taking
part in the massacre of British soldiers
September 9, were executed today.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04
!spanish Soldier. = Died ;en Rouea.

Ponta del sGada, Azore Islands, Nov.
.1---The Spanish steamer Mont tzerrat,
from Havana with repair lated Spanish
troops s.:on board, has arrived here.
Thers were % deathsaon board during
the voyage. -. I - - -.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04

Miss Nell Thompson, a Christian
scientist, died in Los Angeles, while
undergoing an extended fast.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04
Activity at Esquirnal

Victoria, B. c., Nov. 2. 2.-Tha depart.
ure st1irA m i,asfffh,haprI
Sunday for the Society islands, the
French colony in the South seas, did
not end the activity at the Esquimalt
naval station. = AS, soon as she
left the wharf at the dock yard,
the dock-yard crew was detailed to get
the drydock in readiness for the recep.
tion Of her majesty's ship Leander.
She, too, is to 60 on a long voyage, OF
at least be in readiness for any duty
that She may be called upon to perform.
: The most significant feature outside
the departure of the Amphion, how
ever, is the activity on her majesty's
ship Imperieuse. Admiral Palliser's
flagship. Sunday a large number of
men we're given shore leave, a very
unusual thing on Sundays, and this
morning she commenced coalings 1t is
understood that she. goes out under
sealed orders on Thursday, but it is not
likely that she will follow the Amphion,
as that would leave Esquimalt with
small fleet. the Leander, Icarus, two
torpedo boat destroyers and two torpedo
boats.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04
San Francisco Market.

San Franc1sCO Market.
Wool-Spring-Nevada, 100 14c per
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 100 12c; VAL
ley, 15@17c; Northern, 9@11c.: I'll.
Observation-Disclosures, $1F@21.OO;
bran, $15. per ton.
Onions-Yellow. 30@40c per sack.
Butter - Fancy creamery, 24c;
do seconds, 22@c23; fancy dairy, 21@
22c; do seconds, 20@24c per pound.
Eggs - Store. 1S @22c; fancy ranch,
34@39c. @ go. ..;, ... .-. ..
Citrus Fruit-Oranges. Valencia, 81
@2.5o; Mexican lines, s6@6.5O Cali,
fornia lemons, $4,000 300; do choice
$3.50@4.5O; per box. "a - q -
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04
British Naval Prenarattona

London, Nov. 2.-There was an un-
expectedly gloomy feeling this morning
on the stock exchange and the Paris
hourse, both markets being influenced,
it is inferred, from the aggressive tone
OF some of the French papers Besides
this something extraordinary seems to
have happened, and it looks as if a
crisis was approaching.
The British naval preparations are
being pushed with great at:aetivisy.:g
British sem efgeney So quatt rom Is gather
ing. at.Devonport, with. all possibl
speed, and seven. battle-ships and one
cruiser SO. far have been designated=to
join the squadron. The" officers and
sailors have been hurfiedly recalled
from leave of absence. several battle
ships and cruisers at Portsmouth are
taking full crews on board, and other
warlike preparations are, being made.
A humber of signalmen. now on duty
with the British channel squadron,
which arrived at Gibraltar this morn
ing, have been ordered home for serv-
ice.
A sensation was caused by the arrest
of a supposed Russian spy at a fort near
Harwich. The man was already under
surveillance, and went to the redoubt,
where he tried to obtain some informa-
tion from the sentry regarding the
Notifications. He was arrested, and
Inquiries are being made regarding his
antecedents.
1t was also asserted today that officers
of the volunteers had received olders
to prepare for immediate mobilization,
and it was stated that the different
army corps had been informed as to the
ports on the southern and western
coasts to which they have been all
lotted.
Thre Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon
says: England has been and even
now is SO near war that the govern
ment has carried it's preparations to
she farthsst limit Of tho preparatory
stage. = 1t has been arranged to call out
the reserves and m ilitia and to mebilize
the volunteers simultaneously and to
form large camps ait various important
railroad. functions where. rolling stock
and locomotives will be concentrated.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-04

Graham A.. Young, of the army en-
gineers corps, who died at oWillett's
Point, was heir to over 81, ,0O0, 900. -
: Thomas Greenwald, a private in bat.
terry i, Seventh United States artillery.
was shot dead while trying to desert
from Fort Slocum, near New Ro-
chelle, n. Y. - .~.. .I.54.... :
The Canadian senate Is the most pa
.triarchial of contemporary -uppen
houses, one-third of it's members
being in. the seventies, five in the eight
les and one Cd. .-. -,--.--
The empress. dowager of China is a.
years of age. Her title runs as fol-
lows: Observation-Disclosures
yu-chuang-cheng- -seoukung. g.chin-hsien-
chang-hsi." .-....
Christian Darrell, invetor of dozen
important machines used in shoe man
ufacture, died at his home III Brook.
lyp, n. Y, His machine was the first
used for sewing welts in shoes.
In ah tbe. .saried homereiature ii The
day tie name Of pswey aseasiiy saas,
seven new postofi1ces having been
named after the Manila ksfo In July
alone In as many states. .4-..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-02-26
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

silver clf.; lead. $3.50
4 now sirIk. o. reported 90 tho uah
mine - FiHh springi.
The Cascade mine near NlryHvaI.
hasa car ~ ore ready fIr market
Tomorrow Do ladies' day IN me cx-
change and O. good time Do oXpcetgl
"a. r. Osborn has returned from
stockton whore be examined bis min
.nr Interests,
Forty thousand dollars has been ~.
flrld fIr Tho Mountain View milne. I'D.
Joining the Humbus az Tnuc
40 Park city ,hr CunDsrhui m.na
.s now hClug worked by ihr.c sh.fl
and the SHAFT Is go Zee, IN d.gih.
y. u. miller has been granted the
privilege u representing J. J. nam-
berger On the stock exchange.
Today the Sacramento paid dividend
l4.Nl0. the same giving "a,
company a total 20 date " $4,000.
Jesse Knight who has jur, ryturued
from trip o. Stmfclinu. reports thai
camp in a mos, pro,nis.ng condition.
r, ~. Everett went East this morninr
90 consul, with his co-partncrs witt
reference 60 the Beaver Lake amcltci
project
The Albion Times snys that l.. q
Hardy was down from the Alice min,
last week and states the property u
looking wcil.
There was considerable Inquiry N
mining circles today Tor stock In IN,
iiullion- llcck Tunnel from which prop.
crty tpdaN'H report was very cucour,
aging stating aa II did that "a gu1i
lead showing was now In evidence.
Holse Statesman. Superintendent
Wymnn NJ the Chookmnts mine was h
from Willow Greek yesterday confer.
finE with MeHHrs. Calvin aud O'Afel
Ncuy, two ~ the owners. concornln,
the installation ~ steam pump /,
take The water from tho .Oo-fl1t level
Uumn la
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
ANusEMlN1s

Lincoln !. Carriers Heart ~ Cha1-
$50 was the attraction at the Ncw Grand
las, nifhi. AMI crushing. impatient
crowd nlsd ihe lobby ari front Stops
o. thc hour fIr opening droN near. rnc
house was filled back l1 ihr doors ana
select Sanding room was 1f % premium.
u uuH delights loo wild. Thirsty
mTolruml fho Heart nf CHICAGO
should noi Doe missed. though double
che price WOrH charged. f.r There Ir rIt
a moment whom tn. htui.Wutk ui DO.
heavy villain ia r1t apparent, HtNH
when some introduced specially NHt
d. being given. Finland mH. yiIiliu.
"sdrlth' 1 could send yHu tn ihH p.u-
itauthry." II have loved YOU fur t.Ehi
years" utc.. etc.. are slmpl'H ul th'
dialogue. but the people vul u.n inl
play, Cor thn mos, u1rt ,Ake D. s"filWaa
u.s. and applaud and weep uH occasion
requires The Heart uf Chicago ID %
pure uuyurn.shHl moiodraml ia car
t.r and everybody knows what inIi
malf. but che mechanical and FgOr.H
Cnocis ar. par excellence. Tho runs
OF Chicago after the nrc. The mgch1r-
icli eueiro thIt appear ln fuIl Wow
90 ihe audience. 400 haspelk 10 fkhl'uI
work " the stage m1nlrr and 1f'
certainly worth seeing. This 10 ihf
second vrgagUmUr. here Hi she hc1ft
JF CHICAGO. n week hUluE uui in l1H'
season at the Grand. rhF 80, cI1.y
work 10 Helen Dale and tlH.r. An
l. ughf was very EaIi and I1uni
bf 1pp.lufn greeted their Efforts, IN.
other characters WprH wei auHialneI,
though Do lines w che play do NOT lm.
pose q very heavy sax upon ihrm.
Holw NJ chicago VIII Doc given i'-
night ana tomorrow u.rhI matinee
also. bong given tomorrow afternoon
T1r'rhi Sydney Grundys play. Sow
Irs the Winl.Nu hs given ut the The.
HsHr by Julius Gains company OF
payers Those who flw ih.H play here
SOM, time ago. rem .mnrr ihr dD q lnl.
preston itH % me uf "aUN against Sex
made upon ihtm. and thc desire 90 i'O
Is a SECOND cline. should serve % hiinH
1ut good uttotIluCt during The pres
out puslgHmuui, whlgh Include - he-
sides the Performance tonight a Hfiu'
nee and evening performance tomor-
row.
The sale ~ Goats Tor Mistakes VIII
Happen begins Ht ghr Thelfgr tImlr'
row morning. Che uuElr mDt CONS
monclug TusHdty oygr'nR. Nly'muei
lot, continuing Cor three nights.
A bench, concert vla given at "a.
CONGREGATIONAL church liHt evening, j
number Uf local people appearing b1ih
vocal lnd iustfumpE.ll saIitc we're ih'
. features % the evenings ,r,gttalu'
m.ri.
Tonight Mr. Duruari Lrly ana VII.
give an evening uf Scotch Song ans
I story 40 the Congregational Chufgh
Mr i.s.y'a well known ahuiy as a iNn1l
| ana ha appearance Tor one ur two sea
SONS WFh pttu. are special rtnflu
why large number " musical TOD
viii b. anxious 81 holr him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
EVERY DAY nRINGs SOME
THING NEW TO ouR WoS-
DEgFuLt.Y POPULAR
CLOAK DEPARTING NT,

They keep coming In steady stream
/ The great variety uf HiyllHh things
shown hero VIII help you Go a quick
and satisfactory conclusion Of what you
ought % buy.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Hundreds OF new and nobby styles
have arrived lately. including an the
newest shades as Castor. all the newest
lilu,s. urccua. Taus, and tine lines in
Black.
Special at $3.50
Fine Fitting Black Jacket, an sizes,
latest cut.
Special NJ S4.75
4 few lafi OF those extra heavy $50
Black nouclo Jackets. an sizes.
Special at $3.50
Large assortment nf braided nr Plain
Jackets IN smooth or rough cloths, rag-
ullr value fiU.OO th'r week $50.
our 81. ti0. en-, N3 90 SO. $3.50 up Co
$50 LADIES' JACKETS cannot boz
oquullgd la the city Cos style. quality OF
ITI.t
LADIES' FLANNEL. CASHMERE.
SILK AND SATIN WAISTS.
For Fan ana Winter. large elegant va.
rieiy 90 Lowest Prices.
CHiLpREN's SHORT COATS
IN Thnuoicttc. Eliafiown. etr., IN an
colora. largest assortment in Tho city, 10
Lowest Prices
COLARETTEs.
Eltgant variety NJ n0hhy collarritaH
IN y. Seal. AHirirhiu Krmmrr. Mar
zen, MuunIIu, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

Salt Lake CITY. Oct q. 1885.
To the Ed.turi
ON tho sth day u November 1895. the
people Of Utah are 20 vote uu1n a
number of amendments to she STATE
Constitution; and as one Of th5
proposed amendments deeply concerns
ihcpuhllc schools. I desire 20 present a
Few reasons why that amendment
should DO voted Tor by The people.
section nix, article ten, M The STATE
Constitution roads ne fnll1WHi
In cities ~ the ilral ana second rlaHI
tho public school system shall be- main.
ialncd and controlled ny che board 81
education % such cltlcH separate and
apart from the counties In which said
cities are located"
The amendment 70 strike out The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

p. d. H1utz returned from Willard
county ilsi DyonIn..
Ofyanlp g.. Heabf De- down from Salt
Lake Wishing friends.
Senator l1wliuB and s. ". Thurman
addressed 10 n m1Uult.o needing boz Az
pine laci evening.
J. h. Holden. agal 7f and t.lra
cfouHer. AGED an. both ~ IHhi. have
been granted % mlrr.Hso iggurs.
Miaa Dora V0lma~ of slt Lake, d.
visiting friends Boo this city,
sam a. king has returned from q
.,u..'a.iw legal aud political trip 10
Willard county.
\. W. Tof and w. a. Dearborn. OF
s'lt Lake. are 90 the Hotel Roberts
William McAlIaicr representing
T1utg Wheeler d Mutior. 0t 30. Joe.
De- Zoo Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
V0TR ACES DIVIDENDS.
II, Property Expected to Pay Them "''n''
Ninety Days
,ai, PLEASED WITH THE SHOWING
-, u,mm,tb Preparing n MIG snip
msnt New Excitement 70 the ="
Another Dredge Launched

e. II. Airs. prsslden, Of the Four ',
-, nj Tlntc. has returned from inc
~, hshly elaied over the show
a, re-. ara with the assurance rom ON
s.,ssrH,endent Murphy that within W
=. 10 osr.im contemplated hlDE'-
$3.50, -a ors cirtied out. the property gan
mi on dividend PAYING pas'''
.-. s',n is 10 utilize the Picnic ho'at
'' Uf,,,r q ore from the mir' ati
~ M he properties are only about ~
-.nri. This. o. is known, can re
i..' .nnl.shad With very little siouple.
,..,..rad with hoist, Mr.. Murphy
Lt '. r. mira Will be able b shin ~
-. sr9 Il day. the came running ia
~ yrIehborhd0i u so q ton. inc
Wy ~ wcieutd So 81 fcct and l'gks
i,lUsh Gle eNteEt viii YET DC IN
sss.i as work progresses 10 the pi0p-
tfy -. All. t.,ts ,,,,on tho
W. Atss as o. sure winner. ati ne
III .fhrfr. rr..1Hca go fdlly dcm1h-
.rt.o his 90 be the caHe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
FLANNEL BARGAINS,

Here are prices Tor HraHonahle and
nedful goodf-that you'll ma are In
yinrIhlr
SPECIAL.
Have you noticed the pretty Flan-
nrI,itpH nt AuHrh1Ch's. that make such
comfortable looking and feeling house,
guWnai ThgIr warm. brilliant culorlnR
make ih,m particularly charming for
winter urEIIrHr-ilo pieces. value ~ leo
60 TO- q yard, special lt, per yard
o.
7 case cinderella Flinnoir-the finest
outing Flannel made=clmfa Ia sofia
colufs. such 1s pink blue and cream.
double faced twlllai and absolutely
fast cpl0r-lae quality ;hia week for
1870
Nonshrlnknbls. white wool baby Flan-
mel, worth zoe. tins week, per yard
20,
Sanitary gray ana brown wool shaker
Flannel, wide width, worth 45c. this
80;
ts0 yards ~ the hnost French Flan-
n'lH-iust two cnl0r. purple and hunt
err green lu assorted Size. white dots
regular price 7Lc-the greatest values
ever offered. This week az. per yard
d8c
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Cmniy Superintendent " schools. Sal,
Lake County, utlh.

In lts advanced aud chronic fanm @
cold in she head De- known aa NaFll
cailrrh and o. thg recognized HlurpH
10 other discusses Having stood ihe
test 1f CONSTRUED successful use, Elya
Cream Balm IL recognized az q specific
Tor mJmbriful diseases In the nasal
passages, and you make q great mls.
sake In not recording 90 this treatment
IN your own case, 10 test 70 "a trial
size for 10 cents or the large for %
cents IL mailed by Ely brothers. 90
Warren Street, New York. Drusglgs
keep L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

Reaction Ia Four Ace. aud Lively Trad
Ing Al Along the Llne.


Nov excltemcrr over Four Aces
rsle sf.if manifest sn the OH tQ4ly
ND t.asidcflDlc trpding was INDUCED
.a. ,h0 stock nndlnE ready takers fi
ilya1lug ngurss and asllifx lt from
q 81 .3b cents share. Al Ne close
dare vas htI 20 -. uut b ldrrl hlt
.nsa.l h..tHr aud could not be induced
i part with another share ut4ul "
Tb ari seller % rhc Day wls Ajax.
ah.h wrrl ut ca cUrra Then came
ft.ri,l rplir'Gn far uu.lllu-B. Hk. bui
20 eU avail. Nlic rerienniaI- Eurelgt
t1l ready b1 ~ go. aiih uFl 900 o..
a#fU no neiiisa al IIy figure. F.l-
lNrr -Four Aces came tIadlrg in
CiiIn o.. % cents aul ihen there were
piles 0t M.ieur az ggss and ., and
luy hlaIt at "a L8wpr MImmaih ai
f-m i0l iU % Goats q ifGiry. gacra-
mUta vas Hif1 duali 90, ihe stock b.
lrE ai CD CENTS, while sunshine rgcatI-
% imui. at O. ccI.H and Utah
tlsrtd ~ 90 az NJ clr.s.
% o.. unlisted class nuiihn- Beck
Tagas' rak me lrstlatiyc aud hil
uirf az O. hrl ~ cents. with tha stock
fmIy hl Or a. n. DO n1Nora, the
f.4pl DO his class. sold between -
urI q Ccrf. afI Dexter exhibited
Ef,rsh Wl.h sales az from tgsO ca
ilta share. Gl.drn Eagle Was weak
VIII huaUtn uiiic above 4 crnfa.
EiGt vai0l IA go o. and sst, cents.
chloride PHI. 40 ti.0i and Emerald ai
"a GERS, Omaha ~ Jgtd sod figures
bog Mild ln abe tridsag and Overland
bad a va . usti, but could hot b. had
utl,r 81 saansta AMI Alice were alsl
Tt. .I...r.. "a ...-... -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

The drrdgo SO Conforviiie that IL ba.
Inc constructed by shc Boise Dredging
clWpany was hurch.1 yesterday. also
three sa'fys % be- used in conutcti %
with che operations NJ tho plant The
m1rhin ry ~ being delivered ron the
ground ard h'lng placed Do position 1u
thr Boot nH rapidly as possible. IN 90
rerly - trial run.-BJ'Ht siaset-
man.
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Compound
Makes People We'll.

The one true specific Tor 4 .eatss aris'rr
from a1rlIItaisi nsfvoua system ispa.nsi
celery compound, s1 generally prescribed
hY nhV.,hns ifit probably me most 10
maftatlo remedy thtttfr scientific research
81 This ccuutfy hasrfsiresi Prot Eipaf1
g. Phelps, ". b.. T.. q. b.. Of parmoutt
college ffst prescribed what's now known
the world over ss rs.rs's celery compound.
positive curs fof dysf-psa. h1iousnsts
i'yff complaint. rcHiair.s. rurumatsu. ON
nervous daeas-s snt tiasy ifouhie.
rainss celery compound has slceeedsd
srsin aud again where rtcfythidE else hss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

rl,ys uilrgs from Tiniic were
10y gatfyfg Indeed % ~.
srUurld up 10 Lower MANN ~; ",
f..fy D4 thp lUO.fsll level. the
....yIfg rau,Hrg four feet " mineral
$3.50 ~ ar average % 60 per cent
"a 1fu a ounces silver. The Vru
,,.,.- 10 Hl tx.gllcrt that The con.
80 III rlN preparing big shipment
t ,'.u tfya q triihiii1 % abs class
..s,rI."vii II Orc market within iwo ~
49, R.,ka uy those who ought 90
tuei HI.y .. such mlitcra, ihe prIp.
..fg 4 looked uplu As aE3,hpr Grand
central
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

u,ras maintained ana before th,
,r9cr mai the people may NOT De
tcc.tvei hy the editorial that lppei q ]
In Inc "Dcscrei Evening News W tr.-
d,v october IAN, much " which a
ntisicading and untrue, ana ihai lhey
,,,4y vote inteHigently ln RELATION GO ihe
d sfnrrdmeni. 10 would h' well
H. i,r.ts fhat Il Is the encct W. the ecc-
NJ, NJ ntfy rrnda and The true pur-
49, H., efHteh1nd In Utah. revenue
vas raised with which 90 maintain ih'
rr.s rtIi,iN schools No. three Wtyti
namely. hy a STATE school TAX Ny
e5unfv school tax. AMI py a local ul
Tb"sc thrcc icvica were made up-
,, ali the taxable property IN
tbo state for the benefit OF ihf
r.booig The burden rested alike
uu.n nii. and all enjoyed equal lcnc-
dia nut with the adoption vi Tho
4fat. constitution. an cities uf tha
urrf and tho second classes were exc
ompted from paying the county school
tax. Thus leaving such wealth. con-
tors hut two burdens g. hHuf, namely,
tho state and the district Cor clty)
school tax. while all the other paris
nf the State must bear thrcn burdens
of taxation for schools namely. the
state. the county. ana the district
school tax.
ThIa terrible inequality, this death
dealing blow % the schools outside u
Salt Lake city and ogden was dealt
by section six. article ten. N the state
constitution. n forced the people
living In snit Lake county outside NJ
San Lake city not only Go pay the exc
trn tax but to Increase the rat" from
two 10 four mills ana also o. Increase
tho district icvicH about 100 per cent
Ur t1 close their schools.
Compare tho following lcvics Tor
is1g between our county districts aud
tho Salt Lake city district and you
will eco why the city newspapers love
the Constitution and. DO not want u
amended:
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PROVO.


The Hines Cass.
Yesterday several sdtncacs were cN.
amlnrd TOT the plainun in the oiac "
Hines W Hines, who principally gave
cufrIb1FatNc testimony VI Mrs. Illness
evidence ln rcEari % thc manner lu
which defendant treated her family.
Tho defendant was also examined hy
the plaintiff ia regard 10 his property
Interests. lie gave thc value OF DIS
prupvriy from his invoice " January
l. 1875 lH Nl.iet0i consisting Or real
estate. cash, no,es and murchlndiae.apd
explained that the valuation placed on
u was higher than the real value, he
having listed real estate AZ what 70 had
y9al him Which was more than 10 was
worth. IN hls answer De gave thc val
uation of his property ut $4,000.
Thrcc witness we're called ilr the de-
frnsv. who testified 90 the home VI Mr.
and Ma Hines being elegantly fur
n,Hhcl. one OF them, Justice a. a,
Noon. tyHIIurd In regard 60 htvug
taken great interest in tho nu1lrs
81 Sir. and Mrs. Hines in 1876. whom
Airs. Hines MED the divorce suit which
was afterwards withdrawn, and thlt
hc onirlyQTul % rri the parties i1 rr.-
unciia their differences ana succeeded In
getting Mrs Hines 90 Withdraw The
sui. She had then admitted that some
81 the charges made ln her complaint
uu the Huit Ui 90 we're oyrrlfuWn, Dee
cause. aa she thought, her attorneys
had not fully understood her when she
gave them thu facts upon which thr
complaint was based. ON cruHs-sNam.
.nadon be said he had commenced his
onorta towards reconciliation at the 70.
quest of Mr. iuncl,
SIR. Hines. tht defendant, was the
principal witness today.
Thomas Hcaly has commenced suit
Cor divorce against Louisa ilrAy ou
the grounds 81 deHertiuu, dating frum
December 20, 1894. ana false acCuH4ulua
made uy defendant against pluluuu 20
the eject that be- had committed
ho,nUuH UnenHe, tho nature 90 which ~
EIt gwen ln the complaint The par
tIrH I've IN Alpine ana We're married in
-. George on December B. 1850, Grant
G. BaEiey iH attorney for plaintiff.
Estate AMI guardian llp ~ 4. J.
Hoover, incompetent. j. W.. Hoover.
". n. Fr1shWltor and john j, Dixon
app lntrl appraisers.
Estate of Sven Freed, deceased;
Abraham Halliday ", j. Taylor ana
Luke Cook appointed appraisers.
Estate % Ailugl peArgH, rnec1trd; a.
Ual account 90 aim.uIafFtffiN approved.
Estate OF william FIWFett, deceased;
rellrt OF administrator approved and
partial distribution ordered.
!hl bJlUtluuuH'lh nIrs .ucurauFo
Estate ~ Emc.ue Bird. deceased:
Geo. IA. NcKeusIg. Th1s. l.. Mgndeuhlll
and l.. -. Deal Woro appointed APP
prllsTs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
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