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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
LAW AND MOTION CALENDAR
lldgt Cherry Makes Peempioy Call d
CiYs Todiy


Judge Cherry began ptcmp,ory call
VI the law and motion calender today
ard disposed o. the following cascsi
Louis iiyaml % al W. simon BAN
berger 81 al. motion TO rctax cor'a
oyerruicd.
Ezra %. Haaklns W John Dern; mo.
tlon Cor new trial oyerruled.
George y. Romnsy q al W Peter c.
Marion ot al, etc; dismissed upon slip
ulatlln.
Martha a. williams W c. Z. Angelli
continued.
Dr. Il. a. Adalr W james u. Adtlr,
demurrer Withdrawn ana ten days given
o. ODE amended complaint
~. ". Mnlett W Potter Sinclair ct az
stricken from calendar.
J. ". Houston W Harvey Hardy, etc,
20 ali continued.
Hollevillo pump ana skcin company
W. John T.. sorsnsun 81 nj. motion TO &C..
John H. White W Barlow Thompson
Crockery company. stricken from calen.
dhr
spencer Ciawsnn Of al W @. =.
iiulmta. etc. demurrer submitted with
uui argument AMI uverrulrd.
John ~. bowman " salt Lake city
ana County, motion 90 diHllloW costs
continued.
Utah Portland Cement company W
Ccntinrla Brick Kiln a prler company
motion 90 retaN costs stricken from cal-
rndar
Ssit Lake city W John l.. May. treas
uror, % al. argument on dcmurrcra Ia
/ answers continued by consent
Alfred Green 81 al W william Att
| wood. motion to rutaN costs stricken
from calendar BY consent.
j. n. bAfo0 81 al W Rudolph Az ~
NJ. demurrer 10 complaint continued by
/ consent
bradley Hubbard Manufacturing
/ company W Rudolph Ar % al. demur-
rer 90 complain continued by consent.
] James A. Monk W a.. y. LugIH etc.
demurrer and motion 10 strike out con-
I ,lnusl.
neckwlth Commercial company "
| Robert Forester; motion 10 nCi aside
/ service. continued.
Martin smith " Joseph Hansen;
/ demurrer sustained and ten days 90
/ amend.
John =. schneider. etc. W James
I Thompson 81 al. damurrrrH 90 amended
I complaint argued ana submitted.
| Harriet Ann watson. administrators.
| n vi W the Huttornuld Mining company
| e. I'll; demurrer 90 uruHH-complalnt
stricken from calendar.
Aaron Kcysrr W Samuel j. Pollock.
/ motion 90 withdraw demurrer COM
/ tinuei o. Saturday october .lth.
/ y II. ieHmH W Harvey Hardy. moo
/ iluu o. withdraw appeal stricken
The Wisconsin Furniture company VI
~. C. Edwards. demurrer stricken from
calendar
,, W. owens VI ihe Domestic Ltun.
dryi motion 10 dismiss appeal stricken,
/ e. Ira krcba W =. Mrllrn: motion tl
| dismiss appeal stricken,
Home Insurance company W stephen
n. Lynch, complaint dismissed.
Aaron koyson W buiv MiuiSny II
ali demurrer uverrului and ten day
given iu answer.
Aaron koya1i Va a. ~. Park 81 all
demurrer oycrruled and ten days giyei
90 answer
Pioneer Nursery company ~ TIL
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MANY HEADS MAY FALL
Mr.. DICKSON MAY LEAVE THE R DAD


At the local omcss Of the Union Pa
cinc this morning. 80 were on the alert
FOR the combination VI last rights dis
patches regarding ihc sweeping chang
es ihat are cailng place among the
high officials VI lhe road. 10 was an
uounccd yesterday that Larry Malloy'
0f The Cheyenne division, had hctn au-
perradcd In she office hy Harris. % the
Frermoni, nkhom ana Missouri VAL
Icy road
n now appears that more heads are
60 flil and thai PRECEDENT Burt has
marked Dickinson and clark men, and
that besides Miuuy. ilrinkerhnu.
deuel. ana Huchngh1m. Park and bix-
Ter lro 30 b. let OUT. the latter OF whom
has only hold the pud.on VI auperlnten-
dent 0f the Nshraskl division for Two
months. u u hlfl STATED that Mt.
Dickinson himself De- 60 leave The road.
while declaring that this was only q
rumor. the officers VI ihe company here
said 70 was NOT improbable. ~ a rail-
u11 o. managed ou business principle a
lui CNpluars were tl be cut.
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rhsdrach Ford prlsgs dIad last ulrhi
At hIa homo IN Pleasant Grove, oy.r "a
years OF age. tie was born u Range
No. TO- Ashiabula county Ohio Au.u..
rs, 1891, then wilderness, IIH uh.r
was Trial pr,ges born .n Doc stat. uf
New York, April %, 1850 Tho family
heard mo Gospel message No. lhH $3.50.
derucss NJ ohio. ANA gathered with One
Rlluis finally nt NuuYHn. wharH DO. uH
ceased, ShnurnCh, hllrui HH 70 WAGON.
mlkCr and built many Of ths wagons
FOR the Saints 90 uu.rufs West with
and finally after uHur up an thl
seasoned timber chat could Do obtained
he cut up me great cart that was uHrt
In moving root 100 the Temple yard, nnJ
made two wagons uut uf 10 Tor himself
ana family 10 omlgflte with, and hc hnl
made ana mrudgd wagons over since q
within few days OF his death. HC lof
Na1Noo Ia 1870, came 70 nluns, an,
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pnADLirn mas nrLtrrs.
Volunteers Ciaim D'sas Titles Incurred In
Camp 1T ch,skamauga.

Kansas city. No, oct. 27.-The star
today will say
Foriy-nlne members q company X.
Fif,h regiment. Missouri volunteer
Captain Funkrraon. claim disabilities,
Incurred while ln camp at ChlcknmauFa
and Lexington during the summer
This condition was revealed ln IL
physical examination % company X a.
compton harrhcka now In progress
herc. To-day forty-nlne from thai com.
pany. AFFLICTED with various ailments,
which they uWoro were contracted since
they entered the service % the United
states. awaited their turn 40 Graham
barracks. whence they had been sent 20
be- finally examined by Captain oitril'
ly. assistant surgeon ~ the Third resi-
ment. who was appointed referee 10
pass on tho condition VI all members %
The Firth claiming disability.
The company was raised In and
around Lexington, No,
The disabilities claimed range from
weak eyes and deficient hearing 10 ALL
menta NJ a more serious nature, The
causes assigned ana sworn 20 by the
mon, IN nearly every case are damp.
cold quarters and impure water,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Several people Will go ID rufst, q.
night to wltnnaa the FaIys cJfsr,i y.
tween Bean and Farrell.
H. u. Hwutly. who has ben s.rs.,,.v
~ FOR several weeks. iH nov c0ns8sr,.
bly, beGicr und his rtooytry In c5naisfs.
ally booked Tor.
Dr. W. u. P.ke. WIN has travels, %.
twg month"; IN Europe v.stur rsitirs4
AMI aip1 Visiting leading Hospitals aai
medical Institutes. has rHsurntl O. Ne
YORK, who're he will cake ID pa rril.
uaie course To- certain branches h.1na
he returns, whlch viii be ih aba. ,AfV
months.
Jcvsc J. Knlght. tha s.atsHns mink
man. usphcw - bis une leo
kngh " tiir city, o. IN ;hi ~ uTi.
ing fr.cuiH AMI receiving crsrrul.
tons on biz valuable minfr rrgfiy
- which m1ft favorable umra hv
preceded him. be- riya they ar rE u.
aFE rated, Ana a.I.l then ufs VIE
who will aay thofla fIhnf % q
name.
Tou,gh. a meeting viii b. hll1 u itt
court house by Cklzsna lricufei -
sending christmas pr ~. W O.
Provo soldier boys lt Manila. n
PROVO people give ihHr volunteers o-f
OF the btst s,ui-oia sven 20 any ~
untcers Ia The sAtc and ihey VII =
| aoult respond EenfrvufIy 90 tht
which IL made BY Mayor J1uta' j. Z
Farricr. J, ~. Dcnhahtr ana l. ="
Taft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Cleveland. ohio. oct, s7,-Concernlng
tht propoaed tin plate combine tho Iron
Tfado ilevlcw this week hayai
'Iiuycra OF TIN plate are evidently
proceeding on the assumption hiatt cOm-
binatinn of efforts cannot be brought 20
A successful issue. Yet every week
brings more positive assurances from
those who are close 10 the promoting
syudicate, that arrangements have pro-
groassd 80 far that consolidation n aH
suro as anything not positively closed
can be.
az il said In answer 20 the doubis
expressed hs 20 the ability of those ln
charge of the deal 20 finance %, that
capital "a assured In amount ana ample
f0i. taking up 81 the options that have
been secured, oven though the present
Tin plate companies elect 10 take cash
stock. and no stock AZ they may be
oxpected 10 !"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
ENTICED FROM HOME,
SAID TO HAVE RUN orr Win a NAN.


a young woman known BY The name
OF Mary Jane Emerson. but whose real
name IL 1loar. and who for The Pave
three years has been nn Inmate OF the
Reform school at ogden, having been
sent there as on irr0rIrihlr escaped
last night from the home 81 her aunt
and uncle. Nr. and Mrs p.tman, at
4et west Sixth South. while On parole.
The missing rirl iH the daughter VI
Mrs. pitmann deceased HiHtcr the
fnhcr aiil hU.ne drad.
Mrs piimnn feeling rory Tor th'
Kill and thinking that she QUA ko'p
hor without The restraint vi the school
went % ogden and brought her 90 thcif
home some tive weeks ago.
sincu thCu she has been 90 thcll
home nud seemed go boz cortsnted and
happy Lln, H.ght Mrs. pitm1n and
her husinrd won't out Or walk 1ftci
supper. having the girl in the house
alone. They we're only gone % fhHr'
eime. a. was their custom. bus when
they return 4 hey found fha door open
ana The gih Fure. Mr. pIiunn cam.
~ the police airtlon shortly nfierwlri,
and Informed the chief 70 the faupe.
hut as yei she has NOS been located.
This mnffarf some ralEh1lra ln-
formed Mrs pNmln thai ihry had seen
u man aud "a WOMAN CHmr 1ui 10 Che
hou1e ami 80 Gao. on Sixth South. The
man was carrying re- V1lr'. md ihry
supposed one two wore Mr. and Mrs
pf,mnn Folrr 90 The depot Mfs Pit
n.tn then found tflt her own vtlifc
had bfgn taken though nothing rirs
WAS missing cNcrpi ihf gIrl'a u'Hrh uN
How Mary could have rrt nrqatlnifl
WEh man" sild Mr pitmnn the ~.
frruoon. u cannot make out. AZ she
has not been out of the house while
hero without myself OF my husband be-.
ina with her"
u setnm now pretty certain that the
Firl. who II seventeen years ~ axe, ana
rather good looking haa been oniicci
away. who the man 10 the caru 10 has
not yet been learned.
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rnmry rmousANp soLpIrns.
rass In Review a, tho uaat,r CT, Peace
Jubiiat on

'NRfNN w
Philadelphia. Oct gi.--lThcrc was
compensation todhy for she d.upp5in,-
ment IN the enforced rfiplnuu fi %
thoclvlc parade whth hld been sched-
ul0i for yogicrdty. The rain storm
which started Early yesterday, cJutln-
uod until nearly mldnIFh, when tha
wind shifted TO thc west and quickly
blow the clouds cut 90 ga. Today
opened with bright sunshine and with
every possible favorable opportunity
Cor the assembled crowds 20 witness the
rrcit military parade which was the
program for the day la the weeka
From 1900 TO $1,000 soldiers had
reached the ctty TO participate In the
grand paEcant and al were promptly
At the assigned points of usstmblagc
20 take their places In the great pro-
csanlon. The President AMI Vice Pres
ldeut of the United states with the
mcmhora % the Presidents cabinet.
distinguished army au1 navy officers
and hundreds nf thousands q rcsldents
" this city aud oiher localities honore1
tht occasion with their presence and
almost the entire population % the city
chcorcd the soldiers " they moved over
tho line OF march. President Mckinley
prior 10 the parade rode IN % carriage
over the route u the procession 70 view
che decorations aud was greeted with
"a continuous oyail1n. with Gen. Mllea
the head OF the uritci states army IN
tho lead, the procraalun started from
nroad street az II O'Clock and proceeded
via broad street over "a route uishpput
seven miles. About four hours were
occupied In passing n given point.
on broad street there was a cnntln.
uous line % stands which were crowded
l., their utmost capacity and the sol.
disra were greeted with tumultu0ua
cheers throughout the entire march.
Music was plentiful throughout tho
long line Of aoldicry and the cnthun-
iaam Of the spectators was unhounded
The decorations were the most pro-
fuse ever displayed In the city. scarcely
building being without lta covering Of
red white and blue bunting and pro-
| fusion VI iiaga. The fronts of many
buildings were almost hidden BY the
national coloru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

g,1bra.uarfiHon company, demurrer
stricken from calendar
Aaron kHysor W. Ellen r. Evercl 1l-
minisifairlx. motion TO rctaN costs
airICkCu.
Mary puFmlre q al W The Diamond
Cot & Coke company; demurrer sub
mIttOd without argument ana over
ruled
John D. Free W Alex Topcnco 81 al,
fet fJr hearing for october 4sth az
John Riches W l.. q. Hardy at al. de-
muffcI ovorGuied.
Laura uadIey W. oregon short Lane
Railway company. demurrer - COM
plain, On course of argument
Ifs honor viii continue thc call to-
r.rFlW morning.
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Lecture by Dr. ralmage.

Dr. James Il, Talmago, under the
auspices of the a. e, ", T. Factory =
Amusement asaoolatlon,win deliver one
of min Instructive ana entertaining lee
ton hall when musical selections will
also BE- rendered. Meeting VIII cont
mcure at 1880. All employees Of die
Institution ana thoir friends are re-
spectfully Invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Laredo. Tex. oct si.-Thc secretary
~ SLATE " Ncoya Leon, Mexico, an.
nouncta twu case Of yellow fever IN
Monterey aud two doubtful.
The Mexican National rallfNnd
through passenger and frulght trains
10 the city OF MoNiCo arv running reg
uinrly and every effort " cNsrtod %
prevent delay. The weather here and
within radius 81 200 miles " Monte
roy has turned much cooler with frost
rnnlrInl 40 AnltLlln-
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She Win, Him Al Ln,l.

After several futile attempts to OBJ
tain a marrlag' lconso, 40 nhe could
marry'thc man VI her heart, Mis- La-
he tnglg aged 10. succeeded Ia obtain
Ing Co. Two license Wis hshuru zee
fused because uf her youth and the
couarr, ui htr mother u1t having he. 10
plilluad, hu. today her ni.Ihgr accom-.
panied her ana an was iayiI. She VIII
marry John buWAyue, 70 years ~ agv.
pe'eumiua'Hn 10 th.s 90 nroug@ sue
gUEa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Fushurg Pa. oct. 97.--The owners
OF ihe Albany q Empire coal mines
~ the fourth pool adopted the Chicaro
skleeincnt 'iodny and the minos were
~ once put into operation. giving om-
" oymeut 10 about 100 men. All tbe
i nun N the fourth pool are naw work.
Lux AZ me Chicig0 rate ana the miners
WI, .utn tneir atterilun % the enf5ree-
~, sa' OF tne agreement In the NTH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Tho marriage Of daniel Livingstone
and Miss Annie Armstrong WAS solgm-
Hizad iu The salt Lake Tompls today.
The groom II the son of Mr.. and Mira.
CHARLES Livingstone, well known resi.
dents " The Eleventh ward, while the
bride ~ a daughter x Mr. aud Mrs.
Francis ArnsirHE This evening a
reception Will ha rendered the young
people AZ ths home % tho brides
parents on First South street. Nhere
friends 1rd relatives % the young
people val meet ia pour form ccngtnt-
u'lturH Mr. aud Mrs. LlviuFatoal
have the best wishes u the News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Lord0n. oct ia cabinet council
wus held al the foreign omco today.
AN the memhers OF the cabinet were
present and the meeting lasted two
hours when the ministers left the
foreign office they were smiling ana
lil not give any indication " serious
approximations of the future.
The French ambassador Baron De
C1urcel. saw the Marcus NJ Salisbury
Immediately at the conclusion VI tho
cabinet meeting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

The Supreme court has reversed
Judge HlloH In the matter " the estate
" Martha Sears. deceased. The de.
ciulln orders that judgment be entered
ln favor ~ Maria iiddlc Tor 5000 and
IN favor ~ Mary Anderson Tor amy
sum exceeding the amount N her
legacy that may remain after the cN-
pcuura 70 administration are paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Herbert white and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival at their home OF twin
babies. a son and a daughter The IT.
tie strangers arrived october a!st and
all are doing nicely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Wlikesbarrc. Pa. oct. 26.-Matbew
4. Anderson. student az Wyoming
Seminary. Kingston. died hst mEht
from lalurica received while plaltng
football On the seminary team aHAnst
Dickinson college. NJ Carlisle last sat
urllg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Milwaukee. wis. oct, 21.-No word
has been received from tho missing
tow barge niwubik. on board the
HlWnblk was Captain JamoB Currla
and "a crew II four men.
The barge Delta nlEl 10 sim missing
The schooner barbarian was toWod to
a pier today "a total wreck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

VIII give the FIRST lecture In course VI
nyc On tho antiquities Of America, this
weulug Oct, g1th, t \ o'cock, Unity
HAL, Third South street. SuliaCi.
The Home ~ our Pre-hlsiorlc Ances-
tors. Tickets can be obtained M the
door, Full course, 800. Single adnls-
sion 20 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

Chicago. oct. 21.-Cllta Dumurf. A
Freuch woman. p years Of age, was
Paul Vincent, with whom she was nv
lng, Vincent then shot and killed HIM
SELF
The woman Will probably die. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

WHOM you want baking powder that
o. reliable. one that gives your cooking
that peculiarly attractive taste. when
YOU ORC sure 90 appreciate. makes IN.
health VI iho family better hv making
the food more wholesome, costs Hiile
and worth moro than 10 COSTS You
should try a. g. 10 ls used ny the
bas' cooks in tha most particular fimi-
ilss and wc are sure Of your apprcclt-
ton for thIH brand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

4. ". Raleigh Il suing VI. G. Moon
Do the third district court asking that
defendant be required 20 set form M
claim % certain described tracts -
land. an 10 what "a known as Fob
sons addition. this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

The time u giving the Thursday
evening Bible lecture at the Latter-day
Saints College, has been changed 10 100
pm, The subject Tor this evening l.
the Life % Abraham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

- Louisville KY, oct. g7.--uhisf az
nonce H11got today received np,inca-
Ton mat Charles q. Hennins. Who al.
soendtd from the bank W f.nuivliie.
WIN 5000 several weeks ass. had
oeen captured In London, England.
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''kID''

saltalr naklng Powder you know b, nate.
ptuduct thata what makes ID FI..i H.fist
the rfnccrs lny y IA superior a. Az s... "
sola aud rotails tor only eie uound '''sn
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prliSqrnSr SorleI

Crown Point MIXING Company, pf.te'
pal once. Room 90 Al1t bl,~
civ OF salt Lake. STATE u L,iA
Location u works anl mines IN ulila
Mining District. Pafk Guy alA'
mlt County, state ~ Utah.
NOTICE. -Therr are deNhqueh q
the fogyWlng described siY,s 10 p.
count 81 assessment No. ! ~ eta'
Dor share on the capital STOCK x Ai
company. levied on enc 2ifi alI .
jay 1855. the several amounts -
opposite the names ~ thu fciif'i''
rnifphd.dgrs as follows
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Did,


nuHRtNG.-A his residence. $40 s.
Fourth West street, this city, % heart
failure. Henry BuhrIng' aged % years
and one day,
Funeral from the residence on Fri
day the esth Inst, at $3.50 pm. Family
and friends Invited.
TUKE.-At his lnto residence siI x
street Salt Lake city, october goth,
william Wilkinson Tuke. aged g. years
n months.
Funeral services VIII be held nj the
family residence tomorrow friday az
I O'Clock y. m. Friends Invited
TtMs-tn sat Lake Cty ooiuber 81,
1895, NJ consumption, Eva Tlmu, aged
81 years and I months.
Funeral from residence N Robert
M1rcruN, 32i west Eighth South, Fri
day 2sih rft al 10 q. m.
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couple quarrelled because Vincent was
tardy In getting home TO dinner.
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was all In. further confederate, 80.
case was continued iiil some ti.,' ~, W
month, when arguments WW II ~
atlgr JUICE puscnberry rrtgrrs ~.
holdlnE. court no Norudi. no. Vim =.
salt Lake 60 hear the argument ~ "
In the matter N the afsirnri.rs 90.
r. Curtis The assignee wac 8rt.s.4 +
make distribution VI proceeds 4, ~
lt9fa. Al real estate was 1risfti =
aside 90 nssiEnor as exempt
1c9 u, Ma'son VI y a. urlsgsrt
pilintlfi. "
In the case OF sinaholmor ssyt,,. A
CO. " John Brown and Thop1s -
ler, Judgment was entered by ss,,.,.
In the amount % ii9sGi ana y Cd 80,
a marriage license has I'm 49,
10 Ernest G. Honriehson. ar.i y ~
Sarah =. Jones, aged u. 10Th u p,5,s
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TO cuHE 4 coLp ~ ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets.
AZ druggists refund the money II Il
rams 20 cure. 2sc. Tue genuine has
I. u. Y. on annh llh.-L
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AnUsGRtNTs.

Tomorrow evening tho management
Of the Salt Lake Theater will present
julius cahna company IN sydn0
orundy'a strong play Sowing the
wind II IL a play N genuine human
interest which gives It hold on popu-
lar favor that II ianHtinr. Brmful
~ causiio touches on social folblos ana
folnes. II will interest an classes. Per-
formanosa viii be- given also uu satur-
DAY afternoon and evening,
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II appears ha though Mr. Durward
Lely viii receive n nattcrluF reception
NJ tho Congregational church tomorrow
evening whore he gives what if called
an evening Of Scotch song and story
The many tributes of praise that have
followed his appearance In other cities
bespelks fDr him a GOOD audience here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27

The railroad scene In The Heart uf
Chicago, which Will hrHin IA thrrs
nightH engagement 90 tho dmud Coz.
night. 10 advertised, mUdoftiy, 40
one Of the most complete pf-
norts ut realism ever put on the STAGE.
tnr engine IN seen advancing upon the
audience Tor cen minutes 10 rrIWs
from almost an ImpgrCDptlhle spcuk ON
the horizon To nm almost full-slzrd en-
Kine when % reaches the fo1tlghts.
a portion uf the effect H. gained by a
clcvcrly constructed Illusion. u ID
impossible % ton whore the Illusion
ends ANA thr eurIno, as fully shown ~
the audience, brrius.
The herald., 1898-04-13
LOS ANGELES tIERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1898

his commitment papers. ordering a years
imprisonment. This was the first time he
had ever seen a prisoner unaccompanied
by an officer come and say he was ready to
begin his term. The man was Ingle w.
Rush, aged As, born and raised in Logan
county, Ohio.
BY hard work and strict economy he and
his faithful wife, assisted by the Oldest of
their eight children, had gathered together
money. lands, cattle utensils and the like
worth $4,000. He had become a man of
standing In the community and for several
years had served as treasurer Of Stokes
township. BY reason of some investments
he made which did not realize as quickly
as had been expected, Rush was called
upon by the board Of education to turn
over $47O0 of school funds. He could not
do 1t, SO he and his wife, who was not on
his bond nor in any way liable, turned over
all their possessions to the bondsmen to
protect them in raising the sum demanded
The shortage became known before the
money could be raised, and public clamor
was only satisfied by Rushs indictment
by the grand jury upon a charge Of de-
falcation. He made no defense. While
the crime was only technical, he could not
avoid punishment. It was said by the
members of the grand jury and Judge
Duncan, who sentenced Rush to year in
the penitentiary. that 1t was one of the
saddest duties they ever had to PERFORM
New York World.