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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

And fiirsa separate Opinion In The Casc Of
himhsii " Salisbury.

Justice Barich has nlcd a dissenting
opinion ln the ease ~ Elias S Kimbaii
ut al appellants W. %, J. Salisbury. et al
recently decided In favor OF klmhnll.
chief Justice Zane and Justice Miner
holding that he was entitled TO the land
aa a homestead
'li viii Doc noticed" SAYS Justice
llartoh that both the Cunstitutlon and
statute provide Tor a homestead 10 bg
selected hy the head OF the family
Doubtless under these lnHtrunrutH.
whore ID" land IL owned by the judg.
mont debtor ana his family. such OWE
nfHhlp ana occupancy viii o. notice to
1ll The world ~ their homestead rights.
80. likewise where the land b. used by
the Judgment debtor and his family 10
openly ana VIGOROUSLY with tho home.
stead nH q lmpirt notice 10 the public
that 10 = being used as part II the
humcsieai, such use viii De- notice ~
the Judgment creditor that Il forms a
part ~ the homestead and IN neither ~
such eases viii any other selection be-
necessary g. protect the rights % the
JUDGMENT debtor.
Where. however the land is vacant,
SEPARATE ana apart from any home
stead, a. o. thf ease 40 hur. and ~.
pccully aH On ihs second parcel, take
w. the law u otherwise and II In such
ease me owner nr claimant OF the
homestead stands by and permits the
Judgment crelliur 10 soll the property
hc valves his right 10 Claim II NJ q
homestead"
Iualsa liHrtch also dlsngrees with the
that ~ tho premises owned
md occupied hv the debtor ~ "a homo.
ltead De worth lera than the lowest sum
.lNOd by the statute ne exempt tn the
head OF the family n n exempt from
aNrcutlOn without any necessity on tho
~ 81 I.aN "a H|.H MI q ~
ih homestead, and any sale thereof
upon execution win not lffect ihn title
10 such homestead or deprive the actual
owner or occupant thereof of HE home.
stead rights therein
ne concludes hy saving that the
cnHra clt,i ln iha majority orInlon 20
support the proposition do not sustain
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STATE EIGHT HOUR Jaw
ALLEGING NE woRx[ol2HoUsS PER DAY


As a result ~ the city Councils r..
iusal to honor the claims u a few of ~
cx-cmployos for extra compensation Tor
the excess over eight hours per day
worked, ~. ~. Petersen. BY his aitor-
noy. Wiln,m Mckay. filcd a suit today
against the city demanding judgment
in ihe sum % si.szsi0. on three caus. g
NJ action.
For the nrst clus, " action IL is al.
legged that from Jan. 3. isy'. 70 Fob. p.
lsgS, Petersen served as tankman aud
ratrolmnn Tor the waterwoflH depart.
ment Ia city Crook canyon. Tor which
rervice he received compensation Of
so monthly. but that hc was required
10 work " hours pet day Instead uf Oh
an eiEht-hour basis.
FOR second. Third and fourth caure
~ action, ictoIEUu fDH w That the
claims 81 Joseph W. Cuttlc. bis come
paninu lahufed nu opposite shifts. have
been duly assigned 90 him These claims
Nuty un "a basis ui 500 pr month fruui
July !, 1894 90 $40 monthly from Sept.
]. 1895. until Fob. g. i,gt. and so 10
month from then ull Feb. 2. 1898. ali
nn ths theory Of eight hours Cor % days
work whereas " hours daily service
were rendered, Tor which extra time ~
four hours day nothing has yet been
paid by the city
Judgment. with interest 40 The legal
rate, ls demanded ln the sum 0f lp5I.ll
on the nrst cause VI action ana Tor Hu
aggregate ~ &i.S2l 20 on the three as-
signed claims f1r services alleged tu
have been rendered by !. W. CuttlC.
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A COLLISION OF STEAMER
ffighiful Disaster Narrowly Averted s,,, q.
veland.


Cleveland. O.. July GA dis,..
collision occurred In the lake. N
miles from the mouth OF Inc !,
shortly after o'clock this mo-.
The passenger steamer state az y
York Il badly damaged. almost an /,
upper works en- the port side b,r.
been swept away by the prov a., N
whalebiok Henry Cort. bound In.
The State OF New York isn n
moorlngs shortly after midnight 49,
for Toledo. She carried about Zoo I'll
songlrs. III
The big whaleback steamer Ne.
Corr was due o. arrive with q ilv
M. .tihg her hourly, the tug l. N
Smith leit the mouth OF the river N
loving close after the STATE ~ n.
york. When about three mu.s T.
Shore Captain ia. ptik Of tb.
heard q dclfsnlng criah fle nj
proceeded 60 the steamer. nndIrr
bidly disabled. and taking aboard |
number oi passengers. with whom,
returned 81 the hnrblr.
The Whnlrh1ck had struck tho %.
sehger boat near the paddles, whiek z
demolished and then swfut avhv ~
upper works Tor some distance
There WAS u wild rush ~ plsss.e...
IN an stages " undress. To- tho ~.
Officers and crew, however. acted IN
NE greatest cuolnoas. and although +
inc passengers were greatly rxrhT
order was soon restored. AMI ,h0 =,
assured passengers returned tu o.
rtaic rooms % dress and collect it
h1gEagQ. \ number 81 passengers No.
taken aboard the whaleback % M
temafknhlc fact that no one waf I.
jurcd IN the slightest although TWEEN,
persons were ConVcrHinE on tn AZ
near the railing that was dcmoiIsb.i
Soon after the collision. the blq M
Heugur steamer began 10 list man,
Glowing the seriousness OF the dlsasi,
Two tugs were sent 10 the rescue of n
boat nud she was towcd into the flvI,
The cause ~ the collision has moi A.
been determined.
The Henry Cort belongs 10 the ROCK.
Teller fleet sho n said % have a.,
burning her regulation flights. she !
not damaged. Tho state ~ New Y8-l
II owned boy the Cleveland and luna
Transit company.
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AnolheI Reiom sehooI c,naId,ln.

a lad named James Fairclough wns
arrested by Deputy shern McIelland
today. o*'rged with general incorrirl-
hlllty lie was given a hearing before
Justice ~ the Peace Morris Sommgr
ana held % the district court. In The
meantime. the boy IL confined IN tho
county jan .oin a ntntemrnt made
ny the ynungstcr II would seem thai the
hhH not been receiving the best Of trrnt-
mtn ~ home. There are those. how.
ever Who say he n u very bad boy.
tbs rather n the man who got into n
shooting scrapf with another man
named Powell In the First ward several
years ago,
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MINOR MENTION.

onicer Gillespie has Fourth NJ July
baby xiii, lic should name nor indie.
penlcurla.
Charles ClAtlu, representing tho glI-
orado department Uniform RANK *. of
r., 10 In the city
John a. Blythe has boon hsid ln
i',Oul bonds Cor uFsIuI.Iuv vs1r-
old Rhola chandler.
The Rcd Cross ladies aek that an
handagrs and comfort bags be- fur
n'shtd ami turned n no once.
Tho remains ot Vera UcnIfy will bs
buried from Che Forest Dale mprtIuE
house tomorrow morning at n u'ciDdI
County Fruit Tree Inspector s1r.ra,n
says that since April DE- has Insp.et.I
100000 ireus and ont OF that number mas
condemned 10000
THE telephone company ls uper8tlnr
between 900 and ,O1 Instruments In thi1
ciiy, should the ordinance introduced
hN Councilman Calllsttr. ut last nIfht's
Council meeting go into cnrct. IL would
mean tn Increase In the clty's revenue
Of from 5000 90 $500 per year.
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willy nnowS's ADVENTURE.
Arrested In Wyoming for Perjury, hut
Ansrs little skirmishipg !. Released.

After q Little skirmi.hipg l. Released.
Attorney Wiley brown arrived today
from cokuvlllo. Wyoming. According
10 special dispatches tu the morning
papers Mr. Brown was arrested yestcr.
DAY on the charge ~ perjury. and was
tn be- tried Thuudny. The facts are
these. Mr. Brown went 20 Cokcyillc
On prosecute the striking miners OF
plamondyllle and oylct them from IA q
Diamond Coal ana Coke oompany'H
houses. Upon his arrival there he
along with Justice u the Peace syi
Collctt Jr, was arrested on the COM
plant uf County Prosecuting Attorney
Summon, who charged Brown with
perjury aud Coiistt with judicial on.
preston. liruWna alleged oifcnse con-
siHtH of having testified falsely boforu
CollUtt at previous hearing and tho
Justice Tor deciding The unttcr against
these miners, In civil suit They
were taken before Justice OF IN Peace
John Smith az Dianondyillc. from
whom tho cases had been taken on a
change % venue 90 Collects court
Both defendants were committed to
jail. without hearing aud without
bait bath OF which he refused 10 al
low. Then on Friday nigh, they were
conveyed TO Evanston. Associate jus
tice Corn arrived In Evanston. mid.
uight sunday. and before him hnbena
corpus proceedings were had. lie
released both Defendants upon the
merits. Before leaving the court room
Brown was rc.arrcsted on the Same
charge, on warrant iHued out OF
Justice Castles court. and sworn o.
by County Attorney sAmmon. Jus
lice Corn appeared at the hearing and
testified that h. had decided In III,
hahcan corpus proceedings that thru
could hc no possibility ~ conviction
~ brown upon the charges made
Judg" Castle then discharged Bruwn
upon q plea NJ once In jeopardy
Justice Corn u In attendance at the
Mining CougrrHa
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BARTON"
The Whereabouts OF IIoh.on.

Headquarters of Cen Konra division.
July ., by the Associated Press dispatch
boat bauntlcnH Via Port Antonio. ia
mnica, july Q. by way of Kingston.
jamaica, July q, 1875 q. m.-lCopyrlght.
1885. hy the Associated prea4' i-,ien.
Kent. whose division faces the hospital
ana barracks ~ Santiago de cuba has
been notified by the enemy that Asst
Naval Constructor ltuhsnn ana his
companions of tho McrrImac arc cone
lined In The cKtrcmo northern bulidlng
over which two white Haze are Tying.
During the diplomatic conference yes.
iefdny hohfnn ana his fellow prisoners
could be seen. throurh finishes from
kentH headquarters looking out Of the
Window.
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runs AFTERNOON.
Commute" Reports introduced aud tho
Permanent unicsfs Instaiisd.

Permanent unicsr. Isstailed.
Upon relssemulnr this afternoon.
lhr trpulN NJ the committee ON etc.
urhllaH ami ne committee un porma.
hrnt organization and order M bualnrrH
Wtfu rf0l'ni.i q. The chairman ~ the
,frlruuNH committee announced that
h.H committee had gone over com.
tlrte llai " delegates appointed 90 the
,lnfrtH1. hut that an accurate list Of
the delegates present had AZ yet been
unuhtlinthlr. The chairman ~ each
delegation was Instructed to furnish the
committee with such n list al once,
D nilnE which the president suggested
lhat the present was "a good time for
thr Introduction NJ rranlutions,
Answering "a question from one ~ the
dnlrFhtrH, President Prince announced
mat an states represented In the Com
Fr,as would be entitled Go one vote on
uIl questions for each delegate up a.
ten, that being the limit Al least
that custom having heretofore obtained
ln sessions " tho Congress. IL would
hr the rule governing now until snme
other manner Of voting were ordered
by tho Congress
Here the credentials committee re-
ported uud ltn findings were accepted
Tho late hour of presentation, however.
prevented tho printing Ia this issue OF
tho llst uf accredited delegates.
Mr. y, W. Neal delivered a practical
address un Advance IN Methods VI
which WAS listened 10
with great attention.
Tho committee on revision ~ laws Pc.
ported az this report closed, and later
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Going 10 Omaha.

The members OF the Utah Press as.
ISOLATION with their wives ana friends
VIII leave Tor the omaha Exposition
over the Union Pacific. Saturday. on
sunday cvening ON the 18th inst tho
Western Editorial Federation win meet
for the transaction VI important bufl.
ness. President John James. has ls.
sued a call for an the mombers To moet
az the Office Of Mr.. T.. @ Rogno, Atlas
block, Saturday az I o'clock.
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MI. I,arten ID sll,nnc,.

Washington. July 1.-THE following
cablcgram has been received at the
white House from Miss Clara barton.
dated Sihunuy, Cuba. July 4.
"kcnnnn ana Eran reached here yes
to-day. Five more ~ az came today,
by army wagon and on foot. Eight
hundred wounded have reached hcro
from the front since Friday morning
surgeons aud littler squads have
worked nlEhi ana day
Hospital accommodations made
quate, and many of the wounded lie
on the watet-soaked ground. The
Texas N feeding refugees ut Sibonry.
Texas VIII go 20 Guantanamo tumor-
nov.
'slgncD BARTON"
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Visitors 70 Sal, Lake.

Dr. j. H. Iiibben, head physician Tor
The Woodmen u America, accompanied
by his wife and Hon FL. Murphy,
spent today In Salt Lake ANA leave for
PORTLAND ore, thls evening. The doe
tor lH visiting different localities work
Ing mp an interest In the next annual
meeting uf The Wnodmcn TO be- held In
Kansas city. 40. tie " very favor
ably Impressed with Utah and her re-
sources. especially her Great Salt Lake.
which, says b.. should be- the grentest
summer watering place In the world
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Tho examination " 4. W. wlnberg
Jr. was held before Justice Nielsen this
afternoon, Ray Van Colt prosecuting
and barlow Ferguson representing the
defendant There was a lot nf wit.
ngasea being examined and n IL p1sai.
DIE that the examination will not be
concluded today, Il IL attempted by the
Prosecution 10 establish tho fact that
Mlnhctg threatened Mrs Grows llfe al
Caldur's Park on Monday.
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WANTS souLIY no HAVE CREDIT.
Won the Meat Remarkable Hattie In the
IIl.inrN Of the MnnI..

Washington. July 6.-senator Petit
grew has introduced resolution ten
dering the thanks Of Congress 20 Com
modurg Schloy and the men under him
Tor galland conduct In the destruction
Of the spanish feet at Santiago.
" occasluncd some debate. Senator
Hale said no one know who was entitled
Ia the credit ~ the great victory.
Mr. pcttlgrcW said h. introduced tho
resolution 10 remove IN a measure. tho
erroneous impression that samp1n had
won the most remarkable naval battle
Of the world
The revolution went TO the commit
tee on naval unaifH.
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NoTIcr ~ srooRnoLDra MrrrINo

The annual meot.ug uf the stock
holders Of the Union Light and Power
Company, win be held al the general
uiiice ut the company, No. . S0uth,
Main Street, salt Lake city Utah, on
Monday July 18th. 1885. ~ O'Clock
.. ms for the Transaction Of such hual-
ness as may properly be brought be-
fore said stockholders meeting.
Il, >, CAMPBELL.
SECRETARY.
Dated Salt Lake city. June GOTH
1895.
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GoIng EnI.

John >. nusby from st. Joseph
rill". cochIae Co., Arizona, on tho
pn baby New York, called ON thr
News today lilo leaves DOR his field
ui labor tomorrow morning, feeling
well, -Four or i've others viii accom-
pany him
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oAMARA ORDERED OUT.
Musi Leave sues In - Hours. and without
Coaiihr,

suez. July ESQ D. m.-The spanish
iicct, commanded by Admiral Camnra.
has arrived here and has been notl-
ied By the officials Of the Egyptian
government that !, must leave the port
within 20 hours.
The government has also notified "a.
mlrnl camara that he win not be- al
lower 90 coal here.
THE PELAYo IN LUCK.
lsmelca, Egypt july 1-The mnchln.
cry OF tho spanish hlitloshlp pcIay1 Is
out of order ana she Is compelled 10
stop here since early m0ruluE.
lsurleh ls q town NJ Eypt ON Lake
Ilmssah on ,he Suea and SweotWIter
eau - clu1l distance from the Rod sea
aud the Mediterranean sea.
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EIy's Improved Wild Cherry
Phosphate. Tho popular
health drink. 25 o. Bottle
makos az glaoses. pnAstthhps


Notice Is hereby given that Certih.
cate ~ Stock No, i5i Tor ton shares o.
the Capital Stock Of the Dessert Ma
tlonal Bank OF Salt Lake city. IN the
name of Elizabeth II. Cannon. has
been lost, and that I shall on the nm
day ~ July, 1895, apply 90 said bank
for the Issue OF a duplicate certificate.
Al persons are hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same
GEORGE o. CANNON,
Adm. of the estate NJ Elizabeth II.
Cannon. deceased.
salt Lake City. iuly . 1905
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CAPTURED \ SPANISH wAnsnir.
Alfonso Nj Reported To !. Taken while
Hunning the Havana blockade.

Key West Fla. July Sit Is re-
ported here that the spanish warshlps
Alfonso XII attempted 10 run the
blockade out ~ Havana and was cap.
turrd by an American cruiser.
Two more ships are expected today
frum Santiago with seriously wounded
soldier ~ on hoard.
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The First Lesson.

Whom you are learning 10 cook the
ifsi lesson should dsli with the right
Iri 1f material u lisa waste of labor
l Try iH 80 Co., best cooking results
uuirts you have tho best material to
work With our q. y. hakina powder
vIu Insure pxHHll ut results Tor ai
Who mako feature n using II prop
fly We give quality aui excellence
Nlih nur goods 10 lH feature ~ our
Hn'.nss that we have gained through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

The regular quarterly meeting " m,
board Of control " the STATE Historical
Society uf utah. WIN Do held ir An.
historian office. Saturday nest. AZ 2
u n. RICHARDS. proat.
j. H. LETCuER. secr'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-06

rhar' a. l.Hk s being tried before
Judge Norrsll ana a jury today Goa
lN.I cation. II'fsrl Co nave boon COM
mitcd 10 this city on July 90 1897, with
tnunc' a. HollnEN worth. alr put.
nam ia prosecuting and Atilrnsys j.
a. N1yl. lad =, q, ArmEtuns are de-
fauluug
TIL taking " testimony rs being pro-
cecdgl with rather slowly, and had not
constituted a. press time.
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snanlarh. MllI nrm,nn rrnr..

London. July e-'rhc Madrid corrcs.
londcnl " the Daily Telegraph sent
dispatch e. his PAPER today. saying.
demanded today"
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Notes

Members ~ the Congress were heard
20 praise the music
The delegates Will enjoy nm excursion
10 Snlihlr this evening. leaving the
depot nt 5.ia o'clock
The report ~ thr committee on 70.
vision NJ mining laws b. expected 10 DO
the source ~ much debate.
Delegates will be- given splendid
musical treat Ia u Grand concert ~
the Tabernacle on Friday evening. In
which the Tabernacle choir X of y
Land aud the grand oriu,n win par.
ucipat0,
The delegates were slow In arriving
~ this afternoons session. hut
President Prince called the meeting To
order promptly ~ 9 o'clock and cnll,l
=. the hand Tor music TO mi Ia tn
The nrHt days proceedings were
fomrwhnt delayed thr.ugh the non
hirNal ~ many delegates, hut tnmof-
rows session VIII undoubtedly b,
marked BY the rapid dispatch Of Lun.
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Imperfect digertlon and assimilation
produce dlTordorcd conditions N the
system, which grow and are confirmed
~ neglect. HERnINE gives tone 70
the stomach, and causes good digestion.
Price 80 cts. Sold by Y. @. N, I. DRUG
Dept.
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i,iEI,.

LIl.JENsTROM-tn the Twenty FIN,
ward. salt Lake city. July o. 1905 Il
I o'clock .. M. ~ general dohIuu.
Louisa potersun Llliruairum. rollct Z
the late John LiijenFtrom. aged +;
yclrH, g months ana 10 duya.
Deceased was born December 20. ~.
In knrls kfonn, sweden. baptized
member of the Church 90 Jesus ChHi
N l.atter-ilv Saints Fob. ~. iin.
cniFrntci 20 Utah In the fall ~ isc
came iu live In what " now known a.
the Tw1niy-frst ward In 1850. and hli
been n resident there since that tim
About fourteen years ago ah- had b.
thigh broken, which crippled her n,
life. Truly can n he nfid that ahr Ia
remained a faithful saint TO the end q
her days.
Tho funeral services 10 be held IL
the Twcniy-ilrst ward meeting hous
Friday, July = al 4 o'clock D. m. Al
friends inyliod.-iCom.
Nordstjernan, please copy.
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Mr.. Neldsn's Committee Receive Theft
Details Tor Zach DaS'. WORK.

The ladies OF the entertainment com.
mlii'a N tho Mining Congress have
established q headquarters ln the Hall
~ ROLES whore they Will be- Glad tn &c.
cHlvo nll vialtlnr ladies 60 the Congress
Mrs ". \. Nelden'a committee b. ra.
qurHtrd 90 b. at tho 7.ti train this
evening 60 accompany the party io
H1liHir Tho committee has been di.
y|ded up by Mrs Ncidcn ~ that dix
ladies viii be on duty each day az The
han.
Tomorrow Mrs 3. y. LAWYER. Mrs.
W ". Ritter. Mrs W. =. Mccormick.
Mrs Susan H. Emery. Mrs. David
Keith and Mrs Iianauor Will entor.
tain
ON Friday Mr.. W \. Neldon. Dr.
Ellen ", Ferguson. Mr., Theron grd.
1ss. Mrs Captain bailey. Mrs r. 4.
Vincent. Mrs r. nrubsck. will receive
The ladies'
on Saturday Mrs. Margaret Sails.
bury, Mrs. iinldfy. Mrs y. = Rich.
nrdH. pr D.. a. Ship. Mrs Margaret
Cainc. Mlas Judge aud Miss urainfofd
a trolley ride viii be- given for tho
members NJ the committee and the visit
ms ladies Ht . o'clock on Saturday
morning. an those who viii ho NJ the
party nrc requested o. be- at the Hall
NJ ROLES at that hour.
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wouB,ied Coming In.

Washington. July 1.-THE war a..
plriment today received the foil0wlns
TN Camp Near Santiago. July ~
The lruquo'a sailed twl days ago wiA
900 wounded Cherokee sails taitf
with Jli wounded. SKATER
Major General Commanding
Or. Cornelius Herr. N Panama Ctnf
nltorloty dird az Hourncmnuth. Ear
land, az . o'clock this morning.
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PilELps-fn the Twcniy-,econi
deuco " Mrs. Augusta g. guchrrb0ff
Tuesday. July 9Th. 1898. Polly Lowell
Phelps. daughter ~ Ebenogcr Lowell
and Mallnda Ford, Born Dec. eth 1911.
In Madison, ueunra CO.. Ohio.
Funeral services VIII hn held frm
the Twenty. ward meeting h1lu
Thur1dAy afternoon. nt o'clock
trmnins may be viewed at the resi-.
drncr N Mrs. A. g. Rodcrh0fg. No 81
west Third North street. from 1 10 80
o'clock D. m.
Arizona ana Texas papers please
copy.
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INrIRrAINMINr az LADIES

on The permanent officers ~ the Cor
grcaa were reported and Installed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-12

A young business man, who has
been here a few months,
has made himself amenable
to the strong arm of the law by
violating the license law in selling
foreign goods without license.
Defendant made statement to
the Marshal that for several weeks
past he had solicited and taken
orders for eggs, butter and cheese
imported by himself from the
United States. 1t was attempted
to be shown that defendant was
working in the interest of local
firm. The young man gave the
court a long talk on the license
law and touched upon the prohib-
tory drummer's license of $500.
The talk did not avail however land
sentence was postponed until next
morning to allow him time to dig
up license, which he did. Judge
Peterson fined him SO and costs
and the stranger departed, a poor.
er but wiser young man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-12
That Unfortunate Woman.

Hok Yok Yeong, the Chinese
woman, mother of the two child
rem who died last week by poison,
was in the Police Court this
morning. She is charged with
manslaughter in the first degree.
The defendant is represented by
w. s. Edings. BY her attorney
she will enter plea of not guilty
and will rely for her defense on
the plea of insanity. Examina-
ton will be waived and defendant
committed to the Circuit Court Tor
trial with bail in the sum OF S3OOO.
An effort is being made to have
the poor woman sent to China;
She is the picture of misery and
looks as if death would be most
welcome to her.