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sEANSTRF,SS. ladies skirts reboJnd'
ali kinds plain sewing; home or o.. on.
Mrs AGTIRE. 1913 Lexing,on-ave'' %
bel. south.
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NIGHT WNTCIIMAS.-ify middle aged
man: factory or business house: Ieirr-
encAs. Address JOHN FIS HER. 52B An
geliGun-s' West TofCken. y. y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

>o~~~e1~O-e~ NV NrN|>~~|NN~>~~~~sN>'>|
PARTNER WANTED.-Es Established book
iinderv: worth 81 V0. part cash: eSpe
rience unnecessary. Address BOOKS, lI+
6;h-aN
WANTED. TO make the acquaintance OF
q lady wishing 20 travel lfisufely iOT
,,,o,.bs or vears: only travelling expenses
required. Address Miss MARY 6. TAf-
IGR General T. O. pe.!very' Hartford
Conn.
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4 KNIY RIIIDING- WHITEHALL STREET
LOST.

BANKBOOK so. 342,5ii OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing.
ANY person having claim N IL ~ hereby
called upon 20 present the same within ten
DAYS or euhrnit 10 having sa,d passbook
cancelled and a new one issued.
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OLD GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED.

-oD-~rON~-~rON>~N~DN~c>N~ ONO0>Nor~N0ONN~O1(||(N
SEND Us your old gold. jewelry, &c. We
send certified check for full value there
o. Banl; reference. Established 1872.
GEORGE y. Joyce. 81 Fulton-st.
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NURSERY American woman as nurse tv
invalid; wiling and obliging; good sewer
and member reference. Address AMER
ICAN. l242 Broadway
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EMPLOYMENT. AGENCIES.
HARDWOOD MANrELs a TILES.

.oooooooooooooo oNooo.oNooN.NNooo
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. Sl2 up
Areplaces. gas logs. Showrooms and rae
tory. 24c Front-st., near Fulton Ferry.
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J,NITOR o. USEFUL Nan flrn, 81
best ~ reference Address II bltS
rRrVER GGS rark-ave. BROOKLYN.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR KERSEY. Phia. Depot

PROPOSALS FOR KERSEY. Phila. Depot,
O. NJ. Dept. 1.42s arch ST.. Phla. Pa october H.
proposals. trplcac will he received mere
until II o'clock ~ W. October L. 1888. ior fuFnisn ng
this Depot with 30 yds SKY Blue KeTsey. l6 pI
to standard sample bidders must siate win
what rapidty they will make deliveries. Government
reserves right to reject or accept all proposals
any part thereof Preference given articles Of domestic
production or manufacture conditions - qualty ana
price ncluding price Of foreign productions or
manufacture duty thereon being equal Blanks ior
proposals and specifications will lie furnished upon app
cation Envelopes containing proposa. 10 be endorsed
Kersey be opened Monday. NovcmoeT
t. 1898 and addressed Co.one. JOHN V. FCREY
Deputy Quaitermaster General, T. :. ~
4 RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
"A New York City. October 6. ls9s-Sealed proposals.
In frplic4te viii received here until II O'Clock
October I2. 1895. reAng the T. s Transport, Mas
sachusetts Proposals and Instructions bidders fur
nisfed application Government reserves right to
reject all proposals or any part thereof
J. w. SI-MMFRIIAYES. Quartermaser L. s. Vols.
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fcoul Notices.
~~r r-'c 0~>N >~,>' 0Se"0 y
STArE OF CONNECfICIT.-Su superior court


STATE OF CONNECflCIT.-Sup superior Court,
- Hartford County. October IN l>NNilli"h boach
al The Seymour Paper company pfi'I lll,inS
the time for the urcsfntatr NJ 'aims aF'iH lh- -!
in.ur Iapcr Company. windsor i.1c.i. Conn an"
c~edors 81 the said The seymour Paper '"hp'n! Ale
hardly ieaulrci present cr claims drhl;>t Sald cor
b. ga ley. 90 Wlnl-or LOCKS 'il'
iccever Of laid corporation. irforc the 10Th cay
Of January 1873 said clins shall lc made ~ "rlta5
ANA shall AMI extent thereof bN the
,a,ms Of sbore.s mechanics. shall o. supported by
an affidavit the claimant attached thereto. ana ali
claims against said corporal which shall nor tr pre-
10 receiver within the time nfT-n iimfed
barred recovery ont of the estate IN
said receiver II
ordered adiudgcd and der~ecd that claim rejected by
said receiver shall be barred aforesaid unless the
owner thereof shall mako Application IN writing 10 th'
these procee uss are pndns Tor 'he al!
lovance thereof within month after h" shall have
received written printed notice ~ th' rejection or ds
allowance Of said claim by the receiver Siii receiver
is hereby ordered directed send by r!a. stage
going the time fr rihc presentation Of
Claims against said Tho Seymour PAPER Company, To
every known Of said corporation. at MS or her
las;ltnown place residence as the same
conveniently DONE and before the fifteenth day 81
October 1905 And SAID receiver is also ordered AID
directed publish mich 81 this order rs limits the
time for presentation OF claims, al least three times
before said fifteenth OF October. 1sls. in daily
newspaper published In the City Of New York and also
In the Hartford DAILY Courant." Hartford DAILY
Times and Hartford Daily Post. By oIder OF Court,
GEORGE \. CONANT. Clerk. Send proof OF claims 10
EZRA u. BAILEY. Receiver. Windsor Locks Conn
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IrIjIss.

-~~~~~~>~>~~~~r~~r ~D~~>o>o-o>-|~>>|~'> ~
SEAL sACQUEs AND CAPES altered mo
,asbionable garments Al low prices.
EARKER FUR co. III West 5Jth-st'
ists With 0unthsrs Sons. 6th-AvA
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

~~<S~~~~>>J~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FAST BOTH ST Nicely furnished par
Tor and bedroom. suitable Tor Oh" OF Two
gentlemen. also hall room
2op-ST.. 4i9 WEST HAND. H-iY Iu
-ishei rooms: large End small; also BACK
nariot. al. Improvements. terms hOoeidle'
;risate house.
list ST. 40 WEST.-We.l furnished 'ront
.oon, FOR gentlemen; strictly private
house. convenient 10 elevated.
o1s WEST oiTH ST.-Neauy FURNISHED
roors with private family. excellent
neichborhood: centrally .pcated; terms
reasonable
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STOR AGE.

S.~DNJNNNN.N ~ ~ ~N|r/ONsDNNONeOONO'O'~
METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans, 20z and z04 Mercer-st.; branch or
fee 1905 Broadway corner f4.h- ST.. fur-
niture removed. boxed and shipped Teie-
phone. Spring lC6.
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES 1G5-lG1- l6s West 32d-s'. Stor-
age. moving. Telephone, 1Gi 3Nth-st.
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| CARETAKERS. Couple wish n pace 70
! take charge Of gentlemnn's home or small
| family; wife is an excellent COOK ana
| good manager a.so fine iaunfress: Swed
| sh: man. gentlemarly; understands house
| work waiting or In any capacity. city or
! country: select references. SWEDISH. Fox
| 40 2i2 Broadway.
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COOK, &c-A lady going abroad for the
winter wishes 10 find good places, To-
gsther or separately. for her cook. waitress
and housemaid Call or address II East
i1th-st.. between 10 and IL a. m
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WASHING -Laundress take home w Ma
ing or go on, by day. Mrs. BREWER
All East 59th-st.
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RILLlARD AND POOL TABLES.
.-1on1nnoIo<.eO~Oo-~ SNNyr~-NoO~NC~N>~>"~"~
MANUFACTURER OF Billiard and Pool
SARX BROS. IL. Easr i<th-sf.
BOOIESEf.I,isNS.

o>~~~ o~>~~~~~~~>>>~~>>>~| >~>o'>N>><><~|SnrS>
"ArOCTYPHAL NEW Tt'sl a n
"Duddah'S Teachings " Brchners Man.
"F'0rce and Matter" SoYiau's "Degenera
,ion. PRATT 16l 9Th ave.
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HOARD WANTED.

WANTED. Hone between 1oth ana Do,'i
sts FOR four young professional ihen'
moderate means; rooms WIN "n'n
H Tribune Once.
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uECHANrr.-H Handy all round. wood ara
iron. construction and running Stills
mills. etc. ". =. MACAUbAN. 80 Gas
son-nve. Brooklyn.
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WASHING al home. and days work. MY
FANNY BROWN. DPS West oith st "a
floor. back.
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
>1@1%>%~N~N~~N~NN <NONNNNYe$<N<N~N<~r~NN>
AT REDUCED PRICES.-SOO second-bAih
wood and iron working machines; fuhS
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex'
charged. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Madi-
son-st.
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CARETAEER or general mon: married
no children; aged %; understands tHe
caro- and driving Of horses, cows. gardn"'
flower, lawn: would go as assistant. gnr-
dener: not afraid 70 work under steam:
strictly temperate: seven years personal
and written references. Call or address
MARTIN 200 West G7th-st
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PATENT SOLICITORS AND Al
TnRNEXS

-~O~NOO~O~N0ONC~~|~~~,~~ -(~S~~ 0"N|N|/|N
PATENTS obtained all over the world.
Prompt and careful attention always.
OSCAR 4. MICHEL. 300 broadway. y. !.
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WORK WANTED.
-~-~~.>~->~~~-~r~~>>~>~>~
Male

Male.
prT'cGIST. Graduate. ~ wears eSpefi
IN = dcs'rer poslii, N ~ trust In mrs,
,.,r, '.o,,a.. riihc- Wholesale or retail
+ .1G salesmaa and laboratory worier; M
.r.s. COMPETENT Blx ~. i.2i2 BROAD
way.
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Nr-RSE. &c-To take care ~ children oy
10 do chamberwork In institution or cay
r,rserv. best reference. STANCHED. care
Heating. lis Eigecoube- ave. 1ipth-s'D
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uOISEWORK. respectable woman 40
houseworker. best city reference from
las, Mace Call 40 West o5th a.,
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NURSE. -RelablA English girl IS years.
desires place 70 assist in nursery. eN-
perienced with children. MILDRED
CAREY. 500 W lt6th-st.. corner AM
sterdam-ave.
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SEWING MACHINES.

-N>~~~~n~->>o>-~~~- ~~>~c->~~N~~>~-~~~~-
NEW MACHINES. si5 upward second
harI Sc upward. 80 cents weekly.
WESTERN UNION SEWING MACHINE
co. l13 3d-s"s
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HOTSEWORK. Protestant woman. MD
dle-a aged. as hOuseworker. city or coun-
try. moderate wages. reference. n. r.,
500 9th ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11

pVAf- iIli'SMAN. Perfect In all classes
nr.Nit,c:urnl wnr,. salary moderate
:, hn 49,, hone. y :. - Kingston ave.
It1,hiyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11

Nr-RSE.-Bv thoroughly competent IN
fant's or children's nurse. doctors reg.
erences: city n country. MAGGIE. ias
6th-ave., 43d-st.
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NURSE or C,DMPANION.--By thorough
iv oualined American woman as nurse -
invalid or companion TO elderly lady; AaS
had long. careful experience; can give ".
questionable reference. Mrs. j. ROSS. Y
East l9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11

NURSE. qualified American
woman as nurse u invalid. or companion
70 elderly lady: has had long ahd cats.'
axnsrIcnce. can give unquestionable refer-
ence' Mrs. j. ROSS. 225 East 4sth-st.
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COOK and WAITRESS.-By TWO particu-
larly neat. capable Young women: strict
Is first-cass In all branches Of their
duties: excellent refere noes; city OF coun-
nv. COLLIER. l5l West 23d-st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
SUIT AGAINST fANsswoRTH.
Judge Marshall ard Iury Hearing Testimony
Jurors Excused if Term.

Judge Marshall and Jury today
commenced tho hearing " the suit of
the Nevada company against philo z.
FarnAw0tIh and all jurors not engaged
In this case wcte excused Tor the term.
Alexander Mckrndrick began an Ae.
ton TINS morning against De la Mars
M"rcur Mines company. Tor damages
In his complaint Mr MeKcndrlck al.
lrEcs that, through the negligence of
the company. On october 81, isss. he fnii
hftccn feet down a shaft In the Golden
Gate mine. lie was pushing q carload
Of ore az The time and by reason Of the
removal ~ the fnlllngH from around
the shnft he ana the ear wcrc prcclpl-
taied down the SHAFT. causing sufficient
bodily Injury Ia prevent him from
No kri nfgrlhaimuwotk-p pcum- tfoo
working from that time. lie prays,
therefore, Tor damages In the sum of
$4,000. Powers. Strnup a I.ippmnn are
attorneys Tor the plaintiff.
The i.trTs worm Nlsa ~ the lass one
before Judgt Marshall Tor ihi. term.
which VIII 10 tried by jury. The equity
dick.s has not ytt been Hei.
\ ft'w days Rgn "a Wells farEa a
Go hnnk furnished a hnni aa a bank.
rHscY dep0-ltory ana thr zane was
ippray Il, In order 10 comply Nilh 4
requ 80 u Judge Marihnl. anathtr
bond was nlfd today 40 amended as b.
meet ias hnur's IDEAS Of the rrqulro.
OflSf.
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HOT FIGHT lNASALOON.
OCCURRED At THE KLoNOIx6 TODAY.


Tbs Klondik, saloon. 1875 west south
ro.,,,.,.. -, -. ,....,,. ~ an ex-
',"F'' s'''',' N'A t"' 49,.
cis.ng disturbance about : "rh''k WIS
-, .,,,,..,.,,. q. -. ..i,.,i.. N,,s rhe
- q" .....,...
pf'''Iai oharic'er ih f"d s.''''''i'
sd nlw st1n,is booked "a the foNce
.altien for a.r,uu with "a deldly
-.
".'p'"
iiar.. i appears was ~ fhe s'f'"n
rimfI rettif,x hi ririy morning
"''' "'' ~. 49,
m axe nm meln' when WIN hV''e ."
10 fQuyuraticf, NJ hurled h1ttv ~
hstr al me h,rk,fnor. This accused
a.. &c.. - o.. .,t,s.-,t
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on tho second floor. having connected
with it. n comm1dious music room. This
hall u finished with oak opera chairs.
and has a speakers platform ~ the
same material. Provision II also made
for flve rooms In the attic they are not
finished NJ yet. however.
There are two entrances 10 the build
ing, the main entrance from tho east
and another from the west side. Two
oak Htairwaya lead from each entrance
O. attic ana basement facilitating exit
In case ~ nro or panIc. Numerous nr-
hose reels arr distributed throughout
iha building, The entire structure u
heated by direct Hteam,and a vent from
each room effcctunllv dlnpnsea ~ M
foul MR. An underground duet carries
main supply and return pipes - and
from the boiler house. situated some no
feet r1uihenrt ~ the building.
The llghtlng a. done by electricity.
The assembly han IL lighted by %
lights. md the gymnasium hy AZ llvhts
with a nroplrilnnate number NJ lights AZ
other points throughout the hull9inF
The fixtures are ~ handsome design
and In the assembly hall. massive
cleciroilcrs give a finish 20 the In
tpr.ur.
when completed the building will
cost tic.000. o. sum ~ money well spnnt
considering the amount NJ nccummoda-
lions ohinined. The buildings was de-
signed by w. klr'tinT, one " Salt Lake
clty's leading architects
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
CLAIMS HES INNOCENT.
HENRY KOHL OF EUREKA THE VICTIM
Mrs. Emma >. GIN Secures Divorce Dis
putc over the Taylor Property
Other Court Matters.

Judge Norrel and a jury today took
up the case or the state against VIII
liam Brodie. charged with forgery. The
prosecution was represented by G. Il.
Putnam ana the dcienlan, by NJ. NJ.
Warner.
lirodle's alleged oncnsc consists Of
HIS having In May las. changed the
figures and the word ten of q Wells
Fargo * Cos. bsnk check. made by
Henry Kohl, SO az TO make 1t read
$1,000 Instead OF $40. a. in1cnded. De
PENDANT was given a preliminary hear
Ing before Justice Timmony and held To
the district court In s.. 500 bonds. which
he furnished.
BO.h the defendant and Kohl are resi-
dents u Eureka. For some time prior
to his arrest Brodlc was Kuhrs private
secretary ana general manager. the lat
ter having about a year ago made a
raise of $4,000 In the sale ui some coal
mining property. IL also appears ac.
onrdlng to the testimony u Kohl. as
given today. that he thought good
deal " Brodie and was In the habit ~
loaning him money from time to time
While they were In the city together
last May ilr0dic told witness that he
wanted some money. Wltnraa asked
him how much De- wanted and defend
ant said $40. Witness said he then In
Htrucied defendant 10 make out two
checks one for $40 and one fDr 500
Later Witness was informed that the
SO check had been changed 10 $1,000.
Cashier Robertson ~ Wells Fargn'H
bank. Identified two checks. one fdr 500
and another fnr $1,000. which were
cnshed by brudlc on the sith " May.
The one for 500 was cAshcd In Tie
morning and tho $1,000 check In the M.
tcrn0on. In answer 20 Mr.. Warner Wit
ness said he REM mbcrcd on one dcrl-
sion having 10 destroy a check % Kphrs
because IL was Improperly made out,
The defense was putting In It's tes.
timpny when the News" report closed.
The defense II that Kohl ,old Br0dic
when he asked for SO. 10 make II q
thousand. ana that h. Ind made the
check out for $40. but had changed Il
at che request VI Kohl right IN his pres.
ence. Broiie also Chains that he went
90 the bank caahcd the check and fc.
turned to Brodlc $3.50. mostly In graen-
backs. The defendant further says
mat Kohl after coming into hlA fortune
took Ia drink and part Ut tho time
didn't know what h. was about. lie
also claims chat h. can prove Kohl was
drunk In the evening ~ the day he
gave him the money and that he
showed Il Z, several people and was
liberal 10 setting them up"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
.NOND FOR CHRISTMAS.
THERE WERE NO OFFICERS Win THEN.
Lieutenant Murphy aud a Number
Others Coming by WAY of Portland
hoy. uiad to uet Here.

on the Rio Urande western train
which arrived here from ogden a, $500
this morning, carrying passengers from
the west. were thirty.nve members OF
Hattcry e, Utah Volunteer Lllgh Artil-
iery The boys came from san Franz
cisco. leaving there last "Wednesday
evening. and are glad to get home FOR
Chlstmas.
The hum-drum garrison life which
thcy have been leading was not az all
to iheIr taste and they are pleased 10
got away from H. when they enlisted
inay expected ~ be sent 81 the 'front.'
in artiye service but were disappointed
and have been ever since.
There are no officers with the men
who came In this morning, ana Lieut..
Murphy and some otner meinnofr ui
TIE company have gone around ny WY
oil Portland 20 that they VIII not az
rive here tlil about sunday. The men
are coming In go-ns.yuu- please lptH'
mot having been discharged ~ a bpuy'
Thla 1ffrrf, N .he men formed ~
Urs ara mafN htd IN a BODY q me Guy
and county building. whore they called
ol Governor Wells. SpfgtnW ieury
Barrett alsei - apokf Fnan anu ~
frw well chosen remarks sad thht 10
b.lrlif ~ his cumfary be i Frcd 90 r.
tuna he guido presef,cd thc boys by
one Ciry'al before they wcns wtsi. Az
though ~ .tlhcr h. rur his company
had seen a,.ive military NE fhcy nd
preserved thc ru.dJn ard uqN w.thti
b. rVuin q td the Governor = me
State. sergiafs hdrrtN also rlli thl-
D. us'mraay held itsali IT, foAd.n'Ht iar
9g.urr .nils.
Governor Wells. replying. sdii ~
cas appreciated MORE ihlu h. ala she
plas' IN rplaysi By ne utuh blys
iG tR 'yllz ihfr wSlngnafs and
r0tIinlsA a. x, furh ari De- hitile mr.
ghtsr country a. shcir cauu,ry's call
Ne welcomed lhem b me ash haic
ihtn God HrcCi On The journey uhruuTh
ilfc. ilis ONctiicrry further felicitsd
thc boys hy statlfx ,sist che dulles ~
RlfrI.-n He wore igalnnl..,y At.anlLl
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mn cATai,r coins.


'a"'s w. t'h "h tfohhh " bs@'tfeus
Emma J. Glll. a young woman OF
rather progressing appearance, was
granted decree ~ divorce from James
Al. ON by JudK. Hllcn today. Mts.
ON was also given permission 20 ar.
sumo her maiden name. chat of Emma
J. Southan.
According to the plaintiffs testimony
she and the defendant interrnnrfied In
this city July u. 1895. For some tim.
afterwards they lived with Airs ans
mother In MN Creek. Ia July, isyS.
defendant, his WIFI said. becoming tired
uf his matrimonial obligations. nhan-
doncd his home and has since failed
and ncgictd o. contribute anything to-
wards the support u plaintiff.
Mrs. Esther Southan. mother OF tho
plaintiff, cprr0burutcd her daughter 4
teetlm0ny and could give no r-nson why
me defendant deserted his wife. wit
ness Also stated that ON was miner
by occupation.
"Hnr be- sent any money to his wife
since he went AWAY enqulred Judge
llilra.
"N1t a cent" replied the witness
rs he an able bodied man. able to
work."
yves. no was fairly able 10 work.
WAS he afflicted with any bodily
anmcnt9'
Yes"
what was tho nature ~ ~"
"Iie frequently caught colds"
Us that allT'
Eyes"
You may take your decree cir. said
the court addressing Attorney Dan
HARRINGTON, who appeared In behalf n
the plaintiff. The defendant was not
| frureaonted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

Wa n asked this morulng az Go ,he
truh ~ she r'mor contained Boo she
Asseeatcd Press dlspsoh VI ltg ulsht
rtgajiug ths c3nsl.da,l,u Ell ga,
REX lsapi AMI Pacific wi.h ~ colo.
rstl Midland arl tnr no UlnIs
" HfH at NAdifigi, She Flaal
rAss.us,r ager. ~ ihv lLs,ar r1ld. atll
eh.n while o.. hflng tn .Ac fulfg. tN.
tN "a ila secra a nf tine mlHAEem o..
W. ne wis positive GhN "a evolved
nom "a tsriile brain - some .ir. ru
% arIaptr man anI ihle thefr Uis
p'htg % 5, az tar o. his road was
v0Ti'tir a.
Jre, R1U there y bahind ghasa rue
~ Do a1fd ~ fA,h1m further shan
tbin "a feeling N unrest III r..lr.i
oirclts al everything p1iu.s sl gIg4r-
ao eumhuat.las before gha yDtr 1893
uNtnci tc a close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
RIO CRANDE REACHING our.


~ wss rcpop,-d eihis momrw frVm
a m1ag i,iiabic r1uice INA, there WIS
every FEASIBILITY ~ a deal whereby the
Sterling coal mln,s. r~w owusd aNd
oprin;cd In oarutc,iou. with the SAN
poc valley railroid. would come unshr
.he coganl - .cie iiss OtdEdi Western.
Ths c1rSroi 4 The miEss carries with
= @hc e,usIol % the raiiwuy ilus ifom
Mlfai g. Naphl. Frem prominent
Mingl bus asss mar u = ascciyuirf1
4h.a move lfi that 'trscs1D " thc
lazy rlk ~ sh1 IHr1ple Of slEpric
cuurty.
The gveai actively sh-t has been
evsuc hy the StcfHrg people f1r the
past rtaseh api the large qgluii.y IT
oral ltrat ~ being lut Oh. from them W.
urc@TS u considered by Rio Gfande
Western officials a. menace 20 the
bualp.ss % the Plfafari Valley miriz,
shich are controlled 10y she Wes,ern.
Doubilvss this "a thc uh'ef cause lead
lug 10 the deal Indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23
Utah and Pacific aaaIr,.

chief Engineer West Of the t',ah =
Pacchc came In the city iast evening
from he scvnc OF road building. lie
reports thas ghlnRs are gnlug ahead "a
schedule lsue, and thai me track VII
o. 40 sulphur SPRINGS by .he mr.. or
ihl year \ a.. pot viii be- erected at
oruv thlto au1 fhr place 10 mads a
Terminals OF tho line fur frclFh, AMI
passenger business Cor snmr dime, az
lcIst unin She road has ptugrrsssd Tor
some dstnuce l. ylni ihag point.
~ Do nov drnnsely determined thhH
ne u.ah y Pacific viii build a roni
through tn thf silver cry country. The
RIO Grlnda Western are surveying %
line In tlrit direction. pnd ~ thmg.
look at puseut. the mysp rinuf Ions
party. whn have been surveying in
s1uih m yah, have switched their q ~
Uf operations over Co she Iron cnuniy
cuuUiry
Mr. Wot thinks MAJ the coming
year viii show a boom In railroad build.
lns IN ihe Sau.h,
Mr.. Wost Wont North this morning
20 his hom3, where his chll1 Is danger
Oukly H.