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clerk Flair attended 10 tho following
pf.AAtr matters today.
Estate ~ Frederick a. Aucrhnch
drprtsuli hearing on petition PRAYING
Cor uu order OH" citing executors h. .,-
ycu,r and deliver o. HJrlh A. Green. "A
decd iu certain real property. rautIr.
ugd ,l saturday AuH. o.
Estate uf Frederick Solomon. do
ceased ordered private sale ~ Dor.
souRl property,
Estate of Frederick n. Ausrb,cb
deceased, hearing un petition prly-
Ing 1f un oIiur directing executors 10
execute decd Go Thomas d. Plrllns To-
certain real estate, continued 90 sal.
urlIy Aug 10.
Estate ana FuordIanshlp of Dora
Dow; hearing ON p.tIti1n for ssttla-
mani nf huM account, continued io
Saturday, Aug. 90
Estate of William H. Auus. DC.
ccns.d, sale ~ rDal estate approved
Estate NJ william r. Eyarn d..
ctaHcli Ellen Evaru appointed al
muIsiratrIN. bond. 500
Estate of John Tate. deceased. WI.
bond. 500
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rAN,nA,. IIrrr AT rAni,.
Steps 10 There unoiacr,ri spanish People
Hre Tired OF war

New York.July so-A dspatch Co the
Tribune FROM Gibraltar rays.
Admiral c1mnrl'H squadron. COM
Sitting 20 tha flagship y ityo. The I'm.
prfainr Cnrlo1 ". tho ilapldn. the
Patricia, IT, nutu1a Ayras. thr Audnk
and thr Pi''uHu. lnft CnfthnErnn TurH.
day afternoon hud. paaaing through tho
straits nf Gibraltar 10 nighJ without
being observed. arrived On Wednesday
murniug at Cud'a. Tho Lspuuu aud
tive turpeinbpui dcstroyors remain ne
cHrthuupul.
Admiral Ctmeta'a arrival nt Cadir
aroused nu enthusiasm whatever nmoug
the people who mn account ~ ga viz.
"fnuf prefn cenHufrhlprtma boz iK-
nuruucc Of everything Fniur un in the
outside world.
While in Cndls on Wednesday the
TrihuuH correspondent noticed that
the universal desire ~ the civilian
population remaining there WHH for
pohcr at any price. EvUfl one scented
HEARTILY sick OF the war Tho luHaer
Z" commercial classes. uwlnE To- the
complete HtaTnutiGu or luHiurrn uf
every description has told terribly uu-
~ merchants. and the uniy persons
who az nll favor continuing tho war
are few military officials and func-
tl0nurioa.
ucn. Orehan, the newly appointed
commander ~ tho dcfonaun ~ cHdls.
~ fastening the construction ~ new
batteries. Much ~ the coast de-
q ~" ARTILLERY In position consists ~
ola inrhluuUd pieces. ana there ~ great
dencit Of ammunition Tor the now
kfupp guns recently mounted.
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\ Portland ore, special 20 the
Boise Statesman says a cltisens'commit.
July aN-lSppclaO N citizens commit
toe of that city has secured te-agrc
tract OF land M The eastern part Of
town FOR the terminal works ~ the
Union, CoruucoTia & Eastern rail-
way 90 b. built from Union 10 tho
Seven Devils mines, The grounds
formerly selected having boon couHil-
cred too smlll,the company has decided
Co locate there is machine and car
shops. The Superintendent u con-
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WANEp PRtLIMlNARY txANINAnON.
flank Peylon Does So and Is Bound DER
Slueief's Gaze Continued

Frank Pcvton. arrested Cor COM
plirlty In the robbery Of the European
restaurant few night ago, was
brought before Justice Timmony In
the police court today FOR hearing.
in the district court ln bonds OF $500.
The examination ~ lhU hrsi Witness TOT
the prosecution was about in begin.
when thr q PENDANT waived prflimi-
nary luycfti CATION and was bound over
D. ~. SauCicr the much trusted
cashier iu The same nnalr was also 90
have had o. hearing bur ~ his request
90 continuance was granted until Tues
day. At which time the young mans
mother s expected here from Idaho.
Both '.I Jnguish In the county jalL
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ClerK Blair announced iu cnuri this
morning 30 The Attorney assembled
that judge ililra would hear an equity
cases, set Tor today uu Saturday.
Angus. 10
Th' dlitrlet courts, county attorney
and cpInty clerks 0nices are rrcelyinr
thorough cleaning during the prcsent
lull The carpets have been cleaned.
floors scrubbed. windows rubbed ana
wni0Frnti painted. m places NOW
present nu unusu1lly attractive apptar.
lnr.. Dave Luyy has hs.l super.n-
irndlrr a portion uf ,ht work Ills
hslp complained ~ hil mot having any
lh.uF nu hand wlih which Oh las the
dust hui Dave proved deaf 20 al muir.
nuTllEH
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DtuE Company Conylstcd NJ selling Liquor
without License,

Judge Norrcll held court FOR short
TIM" this morning. and attended 60 the
follow ,ng matters;
iHlduro Morris ~ o. A. Mitchell ct
all. Judgment bv default
Halt Lake city W ~. n. Mathis a
Co., heretofore Rdluised guilty NJ Holl.
~. hqu"r without e license. fined $50
Defendant has decided not 90 appeal.
Sarah a. baft 800 Allan r. itury ct
ali judgement ior plaintiff, hy default.
Tor i'-hs1, ana interest 40 ~ prr cont
pnr unuuw
Sarah Ann n1ft 80 Cornelius uriH.
col 20 ul' Judgment f1r plaintiff hy 49,.
fault fHr IOi, with intrrfFt ut r. per
cont per nnuuW
sarah Ann plft ys Charles W. Nunn
D ll3 Judgment flr plaintiff. hy dr.
fault fnr N4t.Oe. With Interest at is
prr cent per hnnum
william Campbell W. m sheep Rock
Mining ana Milling company hUar'ur
0n rtatralnlng frder continued. by con.
sent. 90 Saturday, Aus. G.
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nundlng Inspector Folsom Issued the
following permits during thr past weeki
Alr-. = McCrystnl. Nmth East and
First south. tNo-atnry brick, 5000. ~.
W. Anderson Th,rd south, between
Seventh and Eighth West frame nddi-
tipn, $3.50: ~. 49, Ellefbfok First North.
between First and Second West -
pairs, 5000; 4. ~ Barnes, lil north,
First West, two.Ftury brick 1880
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police department have been numrt-
Hur and frequent The complaints
com. from sections through which the
Jordan river runs and also from ihe
rIFt bench whore boys. and men 900
fact. are said to have been quilts ~
reprf hcnalbir conduct. The enforce
mput NJ the ordinance seems to bg the
proper thing.
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omaha 1uiy D.-IMrfy -. Ffaviu
h' H.en appointed assistant uuH. rIu-
iuf 1t of ihC Union Pacific railroad.
tI succeed tHhi &C. Sutherland. ra.
aign.i Tho urp1lntfr win fruuri 81,
furrtlnterlHtt iilRtrr. and under hlm
VIII have charge ~ the bridge. The nrat
ana HHtlud dlF.II". uf she main limo
rrl sNmt uf COR branch Hines iu SO.
hrtazhl. He rafnra 90 Omaha from
lrns.. WI Dr. ~ iaa been chief train
lL.uLIul-I M Nh InL.n nLDIn.
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AN AIIFh.IIYE lUNCHEON.

Nh.u gNu u.N. preparation f0r
Yu4r picnic or 1,hsr Luncheon you
Wari ihe very beet 60 Do. had In order
Co give the Entertainment the greatest
possible pleasure. Unless you use the
h..f lugr edirui8 SON cannot have she
nlftsrlnR results you desire. our o.,
Baking Powder wiz Give 90 thu
cooking an exeHiirnr. Fni d vnu'l up-
irUclHto aud which VIII pleas, an who
share VI tn Luncheon provided
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MILe chnraea IN rnL,llhtnlnr...

Francis a. Mitchell has MED sui,
t1r divorce against sadie v. Mitchell.
alleging adultery un me part nf hls
wife. With divers persons According
DO ih' complaint the parties u,rs fn1r.
rod loo San frucirpl Goa April 3. 1905
The acts complained uf are naIi ID h.y.
taken place Within tho last year,
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done ana n.vcr VIII o. done sursfss-
tuNy hy @ DrmHrlcy ar a Republic"


tiiHfHhrd. Ju.y ga-Ths monsoon
wsvli.a mud rains have fallen through.
QUO india. The crop a.tu. fiIH H there.
f.l satisfactory Hni 800 felfr of fam.
iuU hHt. been aiIlYrd.
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withdrawing 7R0I1
spinI''d' ID SANTIAGO ts,s a..
Leaving.
Troops REJOICE At pFcssro o,.
Permission To rubli.h Co tu,,,
fused by zen. Wood = "" q
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and applied 90 ltH. WuI fi-
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MARRIED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~.
July "a. iSDs, SIZES Eil.h 100
Salt Lake City, 90 Ar g. H. a.. ~
rf Butte. at the home or ",
aunt. Mrs. ~. J Chamheii''H ;
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ron nENr

EfGHT-ROOM ilulnt ~ ~ ~
huurdlnr-hOus or Two
40 West INN South slf''"
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Any pair Ladies' Strap or b.
iuM lu uIr house a. tl,ul Z, " al
NEWMAN MOTT sliVL
o. Main,
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Washington. Iuly 20 -i,clnr alb, @,
diminish meaHufahly ths force ~ naval
AUXILIARY vessels employed 100 pHfrul.ur
90. Atlantic comet. C1rinu 'Uirtiftt
commanding THIS Hr,lfa Inns begun o.
ifiIru SOME ~ the beet sailors hnrHtH-
inrn employed un these Vessels IH A1s
WlrIl NtmpHuu's Nvet 10 was given
orders f1t me detachment ~ onr hun.
bred ~ thefr FliIurs tn IN North Al.
ltntr nrft some have been sent 20
Nnlinlk already, ami thirty wafr SOM
yesterday from Pensacola Co Santiago
on the steamer Tacoma Tor distribution
among the vessels ~ tho nrrf. Nor,
1i those sailors Wrfe from Rhode Island.
New York and Maryland. hui the th.fIy
who sailed from Pensacola were res
rfultaf ln Tho Southern States ~ ~
hfr rtil three hundred OF these aux
lIlHfN sailors available, Hud lhrN viii
hn uflNn upon 80 needed hy stmp.
son.
Commander Uawicy ana chlrf Enri.
nrrr Web Ter have made formal returns
iu the nuyl department ~ NE number
special tour In the WHet and South.
lust closed. This statement shows thRi
nfiy-flN men We're enlisted 900 NHW 0
leans, sixty snnvrn az Galveston, sixty
seven at Cleveland, ons hundred ana
nlnety-twn at Chicago uu ihr first irip
ana four hundred and sevHnty cone ON
the second. seventy one men In De-
irlli, Faven ut Saginaw, nny-one ~
Toledo, twcnty-ihrc0 40 Cincinnati
thirty.thr az Milwaukee. twelve al
Port Huron, one hundred md furty-His
AZ Moline, hfiy.rlsht 1i Quincy H.Niy.
three ~ Alton and ten az 81 Paul.
Prince ~ wales on J.uni.
London, July 20 Tho Prince Of
Wales started fnr snlrnt 90 $40 this af-
tsrn0un. He was carried from his room
In MARLBOROUGH house nn an ambulance
coach, which was placed bodily IN
hospital ambulance. The princess ~
Wales ihfn took scat balIdr her hus-
band, who was also accompanied by
phyflcllm The party was heartily
checrod MS the ambulance was driven
away.
similar methods VIII b. observed In
transferring the Prince NJ wales o. the
train ana from the latter ~ The royal
yacht osborne, and In taking him
ashore again.
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sunday Trains to Lagoon
every hour, starting 100 .. a.
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whit. riaus suits sad ''pafaH '"
A. special prices this week
Il, G, ", !. cloak Dept
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sunday rrnins To- ins''''
every hour starting d" p 10
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10 Guar \ CON ~ ON y
Take Laxative iirano Qu.nins ~.
Al druggists rrfIni ihr 70 ~
falls 60 cure. 2ir, Tlr srna4
l.. B. q. on each tablet
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SUNDAY ~ isgnon
BIG program. Sew Hiiraeu''
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See the Bargains wc ule t..ii
n,Xt weoN. 900 pair Smp''
hoes. pil go at 800 % pllf,.,,,r III
NEWAiAE-Aurr HiiVE
81 Main.
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Ogden pay NJ i.as"nn N''s
Meet your ogden friends -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
FRANCES NEW TRAGEDY
An Editor shot by "A lady-Coi. Pic
quart Placed an Secret.


PARIS. sept 8.-Madame Paulmier.
wife of Ernest Paulmor. member OF the
Chamber OF Deputies from the Depart
ment of Calyedos has added another
tragedy 90 the bewildering intrigues of
the Dreyfus plot Madame Paulmler to-
day entered the Offices OF La Lanterne,
and asked % see NJ. Millerand' NJ.
Millerand was absent and NJ olivier.
who was present stepped forward 10 re-
cclye the lady. who without waiting for
an explanation. whipped out revolver
and fired twice. ". olivier fell 10 the
floor wounded. lie was taken 10 a hos
Dital
Madame Paulmler was taken into GUS
tody and when "a estioned. coolly an
nounced: II wished 90 Kill NJ Milerand."
She explained that Ia Lanterne had
slandered herself and her husband be-
cause her husband had written a letter
90 General ChanOine, the Minister of
War. with reference 10 putting a stop
10 the attacks upon the army provoked
by the Dreyfus affair
The military authorities have accom-
plished their plan OF sitting Colonel Pic
quart By placing his au secret. Colonel
Plcquarts friends have been denied adj
hl71ivu TO tAe pilaohs Hie tvu"0el' MA4'i'
LabOri has twice appeared at the Of
ace Of the clerk OF the court-martial and
applied for permission 10 see his client.
on both occasions he was informed that
Picquart had been placed an secret. and
could be only seen on an order from the
authorities which order VI. LabOri had
been unable 10 secure.
Ia Liberte predicts important action by
the counsel on Tuesday which NAV result
I'm the convOking Of the chambers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24

recalled TO the active assistance OF .uc
rmperor. This. the Chinese Minister
points out. is a natural move to"aru .io
sfrengthening Of the hands OF me n'n-
oeror. giving him that same ana Whi'n
the Dowager Empress gave WINE tho TN
neror and his predecessors were infant
rulers.
Concerning the report that the En-
press return 10 power was a coup
etat favorable 10 Russia, the Minister
says. he does not consider the movement
favorable 20 any power as against any
other. It's effect ne says viii be toward
strict impartiallty in Chinas treatment
OF Russia. Great Britain, Germany.
France and the United state, Japan and
the whole world nc large.
FRIENDLY TO ENGLAND
During the former reign of the Empress
she had shown marked friendship Tor the
English so that in the opinion OF the
minister. it was unfair 10 presume she
had English prciudiccs AS 20 its eject
upon III Hung Chang the minister sala
tho DOwager Empress had long ADMIRED
tho rugged ability OF the old statesman.
lie did not think this would result IN
the return OF III 10 the Foreign Ohice'
from which post he was recently rcleV-
ed. owing. 10 was understood, 70 foreign
influence. The Minister believes thil
Prince III will continue in his nominal
post as Imperial secretary.
The Minister speaks with special salia
faction of a concession which he signed
a short time ago by which an American
syndicate will build n railroad from llaH
Kow 10 Canton. q distance Of sl0 ml'e5
If is understood that among the names
OF those Interested On this concession are
tho Rockefeuers. AlorGaus, Nanderphe
Rrice and Ex-Mayor Hugh Grant OF
New York. ii signed this concession
Just before the Spanish war broke out
and this led 20 some delay In beginnl ls
on the work Now. however he IS n-
formed that the American engineers are
about 10 start for their surveys OF tne
lne ana that construction Will De pushed
from this time forward.
F3IPEKOKs LIFE ~ DANGER.
LONDON. Sept &.-According TO sp -nh
di.prtchos received from PeNin, members
Of The European community there D-.4eEe
the life OF the Emperor is ln danse-' ~
is added that the DOwager Empies 1'-
s,res 10 place Prince kuns grandson on
.hs throne. The EmDer)r IT is aoaeu'
realizes tho strength of t1o c,nspirtcN
arpinst him and has ord red the guaia'
gf the palace 10 be strengthened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-24
MUSTER OUT
OF THE SECOND.
The Reason That the Or
der Was Given.
COLONEL THOS. WARD
Assistant Adjutant General Made
the Statement
THAT OFFICERS MADE THREATS
To the Eject That the Men Would BE
Court-,Iar,ialed If They Persisted
in Circulating Petitions Asking
10 BE Dischargea-What
Colonel Ward said
in Full.
THAT OFFICERS MADE THREATS

WASHINGTON. sept. 23.-SDeo .ai.-coI.
Baker IS positive in DIS contention that
there is no foundation for the Official
statement that the order for mastering
out of the Second Virginia Regiment was
issued because officers tried TO prevent
fair expression OF thc mems wishes on
the subject
AS to The story. Two members ot Conc
gross from Georgia o. Senator and Rope
resentati,e had Ions talks with officials
AT the War Department recently concern
ing the muster ont OF Georsia rceimenis
COL. WARDS STATEMENT
During The discussion the Assistant
Adiutant General Colonel Thomas Wart
who has most to- do with The details of the
volunteer regiments. cited a number OF
instances of dissatisfaction over the Ques-
uon Of the muster out
"In AN cases. or almost ali' Colonel
ward said. "the trouble seems to be due
to the TACT that the officers of these
,,lYnteer reeiments are getting more
fore. while the priyates, as a rule, are
octtine very much Jess. Now OF course,
mat Is not universally true bu- 10 is TRUE
ir very many cases, probably ln q in--
ioritv. From the character oI men VINO
respOnded 10 the call ol the President
and went into the service as prlNates
know that most of them are making
financial sacrifice 20 stay IN the sefvi-e,
~ is eousu- certain that most of tne men
who are drawing officers pay are doins
better financially than they could do out-
side of the service. and al the same time
are eniovlng a distinction that they could
NOT enjoy on the outside The great
trouble we are having with the muster
out. therefore comes from the conilct
between the officers and their friends on
the one side and the men and their
friends on The other What ought 10 have
been done from the first IS 20 have left
the selection Of the regiments to Doe mus
tered out entirely 10 the department,
without any outside influence whatso-
ever. But that has not been done, for
Governors and congressman have eXerted
more OF less influence upon the depart
ments action"
THE SECOND VIRGINIA.
In citing Instances OF the clash between
officers and men over this question Oh
muster out. Colonel Ward told of the eA-
perience OF the department with the sec
ond Virginia Regiment II seems that me
Secretary of War or the President oe-
termined 10 let the men Of that regiment
decide whether they should stay IN or go
out or, perhaps IT IS better TO say that
an expression OF opinion Of the regiment
was arranged for. II reached the ears
OF the President that the officers or tne
regiment that the officers OF me regiment
had told the men that those VINO pell-
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MUST EVACUTE
CUBA AT ONCE.
A Peremptory Message
fIaS Been Issued.
MUST BE NO DELAY.
The Spanish Cuban Commissioners
are So informed.
MUST OBEY PROTOCOLS TERMS,
MUST OBEY PROTOCOLS TERMS.
The Evacuation of Porto Rico Every
thing Progressing Satisfactorily.
and the Spaniards Keeping
taith-FOrtunc- Hunters
Are Advised to Wait
Awhile.

WASHINGTON. u c.. Sept. pa
very peremptory message has been sent
90 the Cuban Military Commission and
by them made the basis Of a note TO tho
Spanish commissioners. The authorities
In Washington will not make public tho
terms Of the note, but It's general tenor
is that the United States will not be sat
isgad with any further delay in tho
evacuation % Cuba.
II is to the effect that the terms Of
protocol call for the immediate evacua-
tion Of Cuba. and that Spanish sovereign
o. must be relinquished
The American commissioners have been
informed that the evacuation Of Cuba
cannot be delayed
SPANISH KEEPING FAITH.
SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. Sept. 23-
Everything regarding the evacuation Of
the Island OF Porto Rico By the spanish
troops Is proceeding satisfactorily. The
Spaniards are acting i'm perfect good
faith and are turning over everything as
they quit the various towns
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate and Impressive ceremony when
the American flag Is raised over San
Juan.
United States Consul Hanna Is flooded
with letters from fortune hunters. lie
strongly advises an Of them 20 remain
NJ home until the Americans are In COM
plete control.