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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

The American fishing lndu.,.,
centcfed along the Masnchuse,is -,
Gloucester being the seaport nsi.,.
dependent upon Il Tho nlshis~ ~,
consists OF about 100 sail. N which =.
engage IN the branches " the lndg,.,.
which require haiit a. an onSeniiai ~
years operations begin In Janus,v ~
years operations begin IA Iare,,.
when q fleet OF 10 or iel ycssols ros, Z.
Piaccntln Hay. In NeWfoundiaba ~,
loads with frozen herring. Tor ms =, 7.
article Of food In the New T,si,.t
states and ~ bait IN the hailbu, h.,
cry on the Georges Rank. .h6 -.
~ Kipllng's novel. "capihins rouf,-.
Gus" These herring are taken In 49,.
by the Newfoundland nlaheffoit ~
exposed 60 the crisp. cold alr 4, n.
winter days ON scanolds M plaif,,-,
Of sticks. which allows them I, 49,,
thoroughly frozen. They are putfh,,.
cd by the American vessels nj one n,
lar a barrel. usually. and niaut \.
900 barrels nre annually taken "a N,
United States. besides half a. ,-,.,
more which 20 20 Canada In neh,e,..,
belonging 10 that country ~,
American Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
SAYS nr:s a GAMnLnn.
Mrs. wooir,eh Wants q Divorce from Her
husband. Alleging .ro.. Cruelty,

Georgia Woolrich flied a divorce suit
against Harry Woolrich today. alleging
that the marriage took place In CHI
cnHo. September ~, 1924. thar she u
wholly without means ~ support ana
that the defendant has treated har with
great and extreme cruelty.
glx months from the marriage ~ the
parties. defendant IN alleged tn have
New into NJ of passion. over "a muHt
trivial matter aud ehukef hia wife. 40
the aam0 time threatening that " Hhr
tried to get away from him, or dis.
closed what h. had done, hr would
upattfr hor brains upon tho wall
There M" two children. aEsd 3 years
and ~ months rr4Ieu;lveiy. When ihe
inst child was bu. Dix months Ola De-
frndnnt "a again nl'cs-d ~ have beat
On aud chokcd hls wlir. without cause
W excuse.
Three weeka previous ~ the birth u
tho last child the defendant II accused
~ threatening 90 kili he vito und said
h. would do 40 without any hesitation
or mental reservation Nrrr u NJ Too
her delicate condition,
Thsu again IN September last, Whlll
visiting fflGndH Ia Butte Cliy, defend
ant ID SAID b. have Threatened 10 XIII hl'
wIf. nv reuaou % these alleged cruH
apts Mrs. Wo0lr!ch has not lived win
her husband since the birth of shell
last child,
Defendant Is alleged 70 30 a gambler
BY occupation, over 70 years ni Hrt
while his wife In only 20. II IN fur,hel
alleged that the defendant started 0n
Tor Dawson City last September. since
which time plaintiff 60. wHd from
him at Dyea.
piaIntifr prnya for decree tho Gus,
tody OF the children aud so p'r month
silmony. for the support. clothing and
/ education % tho children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
GOULD VS. MORGAN.


word has reached ihe general Offices
Of ,hs oregon shors Lane here Of the
election Of y. n. Hartman to thu po-
sl.inn " chairman ~ the executive
hoard ~ she system This position ear
rics with It more weight than any other
nm the line. not excepting the president.
a. The board u the lagi court OF teslfi
aud defines the policy ~ she road.
The election Of Ir. Hartman 30 ihIf
position shows % what an extent enc
t,lud Interests afe dominating me poN.
IS VI the Short Line ns well az that OF
ths T.. T.. n has ben rhmored ma
j picrport Mufran has Withdrawn hls
Interests from 10th systems aud ihr
rumnr seems g. hr well founded. for
during the pas, year each change has
been ~ replace a MORGAN man ~ a
Gnuii representative. THIS u signi-
nrdni NJ nothing n u II not q closet
alliance between the western aysitm.
aud she Northwestern ard me ultimate
combination ~ lines that VIII cfnbtar'
I'M continent. win each move The
situation grows more inisrcsiirg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
NEWS TeRSELY TOLD.


Tho dslinqu'n, tx w., Ia out
chairman Walton OF tho Republican
State commlt'e has returned from Rich
county.
State warrants up 60 No. 200 will he
paid upon ptepsntution 10 stats Treas
urer Sh'pmnh
The State board ~ examiners will roon
aNanl tnniractu for stationery supplies
and printing.
had work on tho iloor - tho Joint
building caused part ~ II yesterday
to bulge up very ..criog..ly'
elect in the Thlri state i.sgislature. hos
returned from a visit 10 tho middle west
'rn states,
70 Another son has been born 10 profes-
mr. and Mrr willard Donc. Thla time tlr
NnuurHtUr ~ an eleven pnunnor with The
rcluislie physical qualifications for o
''''''' '"'' -.
Attorney ucoty. =, Rhoa. who returned
20 hir home Lea lgoldredru, SgprnaAA. Tot
funeral iSs, month. y home asaiH'
John nniley appeared IN 'he police court
TITS afternoon f0t assault and taHtafgi
lamrs Mitchell charged With the rams
onsnso were disehsfs.d.
The board ~ public works has decided
ravinF Contractor Iiohson. whoso vol,
un Second South street near the post
Office u considered % be ~ such a con-
dillon aa to warrant the said retention.
The report ~ thr Young Ladies' Ala
society, Aila Thcrfso Am, president Tor
Nnycinhsr shows that nny families were
HHaiFiaI 50 Il balnfs exus nted a. foltrx. !.
Rent. fiia. coal, eat3j merchandise.
Al IN fnHh A. - Ia aaditfou the enut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
"sleo FREIGHT BUSINESS.
rhe mercw Line Pushed Hard 10 Aceommota
The Hui.

General Manager Jacobs % the Salt
Lake and Mereur railroad lef, Tor the
camp ihls morning 10 look over the
frelsht situation on ;he Tine. For over
q week back there has been a perfect
Jam all along the rad owing TO the
eroit quantity o' coal which l. b'lng
,alnpsd to fhe various mills. The ID.
Ing y Faifhrii has been 80 overcfoWl a.
al that switching was almost imp'sfi-
bic. From satuniiy evening 90 Monday
morning 70 tifloadr we're takfn over
thc divide. md when 70 IA conHdefed
thbf three cars make % load Tor %
engines now .n use. u Will be seen that
Enc boys have been at Nofk. The new
engine th1i Is being built az the Lima,
ohio, locomotive works viii BE- complei'
III noxt saturday and viii be sent IN
a., once this engine is q shay noun
tain climber of q tons weight and wlU
he abs ~ take a load Of Ave ears ovei
the divide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
AlhIslle Benefit Exhibition.

An athletic benefit exhibition will be
given at tho headquarters ~ the manly
ora society which ~ ondenyorlnE 10
push itH way Into public favor under tho
rather high sounding and somewhat elite
title NJ tho uUntlrmrns faHtllne cluh.
Thursday evening, beginning AT o'clock
aul viii be- Tor the benrnt 81 Johnny
q humun. tho clever NuuuE club singer
aud cA-urNsboy who recently lost a lex
IN an accident at the salt works, Thomas
Will appear IN a number ~ club.swinging
Jrhh inllinEs mule. The entertain.
mont will conclude with ala.rpund
andt,'anns n aH tv ~ y, '1. n,t,iss"
IN announced that this viii be- "a "hot 20
which IN rims puflnnce means q hum
ming Frt to- Willard Bean viii uct a.
master VI ceremonies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Red Men al Ne Show.

The red men, now the guests Of
federal officers here, enjoyed a rare
treat last night la witnessing chatta-
nooga at che Grand. where double row
Of the best seats In the house had been
provided for them. They We're accom-
ana United States Attorney White
more, and although such "a bill Of fare
VAS "a little out ~ their line, they
seemed il fully appreciate the npvelty
ana sat through the performance with
credit. when the shooting occurred On
tho stage. the heap big chiefs" were a
little startled, and some, M doubt,
lunged Tor a rifle or tnmnhawk 90 de
rend themselves. but finally they
caught On 20 the situation, and enjoyed
Il all the more whom they realized that
u was hut a part of che play. Seldom
u " that salt Lake Is visited by such
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
WEBER ~ OGDEN.
v,rtcd the cheek Racket There To Wv
Tune Of $500.

word from ogden his morning con
ed shs Information that Nener'alias
wSbb visited that cl.y ycsterdAy anu
r,niinued hIs operations ihere.
r. ,npaars ihai IN h.a Arrival ~ IVY.
Junction cty. he btclmi acqguHih1'''.'ul
v,lth 4 number Of people 20 ail W ~
M ,,i,r IN the barr and baAey sa-
i1s1 h. mt NJ the drinks. in pay Inen.
N which. ID Us s3id. h. sendsredi ch.ek
fr $50 on the state Bans a. t't,n. A.
srrCi ih1s he was 1N flfht. ne pi.p..
t4rs off he saloon cashed Dc paper UNI
fhfs morning Mr. Bailey rame an|h
- This city anil presented tne .ne.s'
when he learned ihli u Va. 5p" ~. ~ ~
toe alsrcf Of 10 having no iuhF' D." -'
Weber IL now non cot and others man
hls salt Lake friends are ln no. pu'-
sult
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Disrerarded the cudew Inv.

Chattanooga. with It's tempting trib.
utaries. was too much for a crowd OF
small boys residing In the west part
~ town. and laH, evening they re-
paired 60 IN. Grand, and from the gal
icry took In" the show. After the per-
police for violating the curfew ortli-
nance. In the police court this after
noon they were discharged on prnmir-
Ing 20 do better In the future. Those
arrested were John Robinson. Percy
ltubeinson. George iaffell. George
Walker and Daniel Keith. They slept
at the police station all night and had
prison fare for breakfast this morn
tsss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

iudge Rohpp made the following or
dcrs today w the equity branch Of the
Third district court:
James Metcalf W Christina Merritt.
supplemental complaint allowed 20 be
nlcd.
A. X. Smith " y. u. Klmball ETC.:
judgment for plaintiff. on the ground
that piaintiff had no cause of action.
c. c. Parsons. trustee. " SEWER Min
ing N Milling company. thirty days adj
ditiJnsl cline % file motion cf intention
20 move for a new trial or bill Of excep-
tons.
Colorado q Utah Investment COM
pany. W. Thomas y. Jeremy. judgmeni
Tor plaintiff. FOR tii.eso and costs.
\. VI. Murscr ~ J. ~. Webster; re-
farred 10 81. l.. Richie 20 hear rs juds,
pro TEN.
Morgan Davis vs. NJ. H. Pope: II
course Of hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. Dee. C.-Quo,aiios, q.
American securities In the London n (.
ket showed decided lmpruysrsW e
many canga, mainly attributable 10 n,
ds Hrcc 81 confidence Will vhlet n.
lfeuidcntH message was received M n.
siRn financial ccntorr. The opening a..
net was largely IN sympathy with iifar
prices, hut the NOR. noteworthy ftIit
wsr- registered In tne Specialized
iront taking In sugar forced The Hst
doMn almost two points and c1mmsfi.
Gated slight honVlnuHs ~ tho Faalft
market, The upward movement. hss.
ever, was soon resumed.
The railways figured more nrumIhisff
than for som. time but variations aiig
way were not important.
Weakness prevailed In the second hF
among SON. ~ the minor apefiliist
Fluctuations elsewhere were siflsrI
upward, general sentiment being nit
Improved by a revival of strrngtA ~
activity In tho Pacific group
The bond market showed good ~.
tone on moderate dealings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Charlie. rartrr wsn,s siS'ooo Tor inlu
rls. Received In inigr.tl"n tsn,nu.

charles H. Parker h. sums Sal. lak,
CITY, IN ihe Third district rnurt fl co..
cover $4,000 Tor alleged injuries Hl..
tanned while eNcavnilnf a tfrutu u-tf
me mouth % Emigration outy o.. .l ti.
i.th OF August met.
The complaint sr;s forth ihlt uu ths
aforementioned date the foreman Il fns
ioh ordered phlutln 10 iqo and work Go
the trench, the same helug in lu rHlf.
concition on account ~ not bong pr.n.
erly tlmbercd and hrnced when qu4r.
ti;y OF earth cnved In ana f.li unln
ilnuf, fNCurlng ne bones ~ BON
shoulders, breaking lrft 40 hIue. and
further lniur.ng HIN about th h.ld.
arWs, lunFr ana eyes. The injuries afr
| alleged fo have hHrn uf su,h o. .h.r.
icttr hli plaintiff has since been on.
! able o. do any further work 0g any
/ Nni and shat he WIN he preyer,oI from
| doing rI In the future.
n BE- fWther alleged that pllluiiff bfr.
! s'u'al h'- claim no the Gus ,Ha....
on the a0,h ~ August, but ro noi.r.
| WIS pild 90 hos demand. Wherefore b.
nov demands judgment Tor $1,000 and
| HIFi- NJ SUI.
Rwerf, slnup & Llnpman age p1r.
| frr.s attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
large shlpmcn, Of eIa,m,r.

This morning ihere WAS received by
INV J. n. Lcyron company, from New
York. what II raid 10 b. ihe largest
shlpmcn. ~ cut glassware tina. ever
arrived In thc sia.e " uta. fv'.
am Aniswsniy pounds u the weigh, OF
flme OF h. pieces, end 20 ftr 49, ~.
slEn IA concerned one would think u
almost hcyprd comru are. the gvolr
MIL be- nn eshihtltn ,vnfrfow ~ the
window " the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
FORFEIT IS UP.
lin Williams "Pu, Up for Meeting mi,t
Willard Bear,

Jim Williams has posted forfeit ~
ilul 10 meet willard Bean In friendly
boxing contest. and Mr.. iiean this morn
INK told News man that he had
written To hia hackers ~ Provo TO get
their consent TO his meeting AIT WI.
ilnmH, lilo says that u lille frenda eOn-
runt 10 match he Viii box " his uppans
eut shall welsh 90 pounds,
II these two men come together mo
spectators VIII undoubtedly hrv 81 pure
~ scientific boxing match, Tor both are
recognized uH "grntlemrn Ia the ring" as
we'll aH uut uf ~.
Nothing viii be known as 10 the tins
~ the contest until Mr.. nrnn hearH from
Provo. Air. Williams n ready most any
time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

David Newman and Thomas Webb. ar
rested Tor destroying property Ind a
hearing In the police court this after.
witness WAS - vague ana Indefinite
that the huvn were promptly discharged
the court believing them Innocent ~ fhs
offeusa alleged. These Nnuus men hull
from the Third precinct. but want u dis
tinctiy Understood that they ate In M
wise connected with de rang" which Ia
tests that ncishhurhgod aud makes lli'
a burden 10 people living there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

MbNt1s
New York, Dec. d-Money % al
steady at .ue. por cent
Prime mercantile paper 1Ali pr t,,i
for demand and ti.sit for ~ days rpsii'
rates tlA.Iis aud NS,isuft.si cufanf'
clnl bills ~ IT..
silver cortinca,es ooitfsiM.
liar silver, % lila
Mexican doliarn, it..
Government bonds weak,
y, i0i. new ~ reg, I'm; do COUP
ig'r. ", III coupon. iigii. ends ~,
i.g, ii2h do coupon. ~ y. fae q
~ i1ea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

one dark hay horse ape ~, nj, yisibt'
Old, hind feet whlis, ~
about iGM hands hlkh, 10 wears cd
one hay horse hbou
three white feet .t.,iy, . year
one Iron gray MARI
old ,to,, years u'N
re ~ n''S ssovc descrihed ant ,a Or y.
" canned and taken away oh ia a.
~ ~. ps" "a. iSss. they will DC
cNy '7'''' Ions %. MAIio'sNesf.
CITY PeunaAs''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Chicago. Dec. G-rhr Rock Island
has formally ann9uucsd that after De
crmbcr 90 n will cease all intereharse
of buslneri. 10th frciThi and passenger
with The Chlcago Great Western. TINS
IL In iinr N Ia Inc Sanfa Foe action -
last friday. which takfa cffsci Dee 10
The tfauhir hONf,n the Great Wesl-
orn ard hs competitors arises chiehy
0ut 90 freight matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Overcome evli with sod. ons Ms.
vonr coughs and colds with ohs slilrss
g,s cough cure. II Is 50 good sen n,,I
ery Tor II. II cures Group ,s,at sai
.neumonIa. grippe and all ih p,ss.sfp.
iung diseases. v. 8. sehramn' nnlll.ns
tIon Druggist, Mccornlek
corner Main 81. and Frst SCUM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Saws NJ /, Ma, Guilty.

T.. A. Copeland. who wns charged on
Saturday In Justice McMaH,er'r court
with violation Of the cight hour law In
employing man hy the name OF lyrun
Evans at the palias ore reduction wOfkH,
Murray, nine houfH day, WIS w before
the Justice today and entered u plea ut
not guilty. The trial was set for . riiny
al : A.. IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
You Can't
Be Sick

also said that he ala not n; ,r.,..,
any other way left upcu L. ~. ' .lt. -
than 60 pay fhe mpney tsto a. .~S
aud let fhe two cortenllrr ~ .slfi
light X out between themssiv,,'.' ''s,.s
ala r,f like so do this and - ht
Trained from u as the iuwvs,.s -
would ultimately cot the pfiys n. -
the object Of the conios and mr. ~
be destroyed. f''A' hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Pointing Out the
Good Features.

The n 8 bakirr powder In TIE hrst
tinre u Is soN ai cheap rrce. nut
,ha, doesn't m.ln ihat it D. cheap
of-loie. We nav. pvt inio 80 Az ins
quality possible. and when YOU nuy .
sixteen ounce can Of = for y cents. you
krow that 1t 4 Jus, a. f1o.d ~ many
~ The very higher prieel poMaeIs,
when we ray li's better shan w'nF ann
as good a. any you understand thai
means a grea. deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
CARII

Chicago, Dec. G-lioEs-heceipr
l.en over. a.agJ. Market faify Aeh's
weak 10 &c lower,
Light, A-sy.s,E
Mixed, u Effil,t0,
Heavy, ~, sif,i,E,
Rough, q, S3ul,A.
NorLsrr, $50, A..
i's esysI and S Ss,isrs n.~0pis
Texas steers. o. sofifi ".
Stookerp and feeders, g. ioph,n ,,
Nnesp- Receipts, ia0oo Market s"'n'
Nn,iVer, t2.biuttt.
Westerns fj,nnN,1i.
Lambs. $40 sS.bO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Order. BY Judge Cherry.

c. Llliey ct at vs. rorsey vlncen, shoe
company. case dismissed at pialnilffa
costs.
J. ". Bsmberger 81 Al W Thomas w.
Buzzo ct al. continued for tho term by
Cunseut OF both parties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

"a. carry over atty thousand ' ,ir..
Sheet Music and bookr' .ni mi klnii
stock ~ Pianos, ofs'hfi, ',nsrber ihs
When s you seI ready 70 Invest IA W."
mas freS'hN' YOUNG bros. co.,
''' IS Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

We import all our Accorions. Han,
Niollns, Bows, Strings. etc.. etc. a.
from Germany, that l. why W. IA,
give you prices that give our ror,.
tltots that Tired feeling"
YOUNG bros. co.
2, Maln aif,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
DIED.

cEpERLoF-In Salt Lake ClN ~
e.mbsr sfh. 1895, Of chronic asihnA, M,
cederlof. In the nfty-cishuh ''''
Funeral services will be held W X.
Tenth ward meeting house iuu,s tinlly
nh Inst, at l .. M. FRIENDS a''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Tho friends ~ W. q. Patrick viii be-
hoth surprised and pleased to learn that
be- has gone east 20 become a student Of
vocal culture under the tufrluEe ~ Prot.
George HNert, thr tutor M ~, = und-
dsrd and Viola Pratt Gillette, II IL SIR.
tatuukH intention To- make arrange
Wtuts 10 remain In Gotham for "a period
NJ Two nr three Year,, lie took his de.
uHrturn Tor the metropolis On this morn.
hE'H train. The muslr-iovinE portion ~
SILT Lake will wish hin nnhouudcd sue
cess m tho cultivation OF his naturally
rich baritone voice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
SAYS ~ Is rALsr.
". N. C.hoon wlthdmws q serions thar,
Made Against III, wife Ia Couft.

William NJ, Cahoon. who recenily 0-
ur-d IN a divorce suit, brought hy h,,
N.fe Martshla. has undergone "a rh ,bg.
" heair ana now says The chlrr.. q,
improper conduct on the part az h.
Riie are false.
Mrs. cahoon sued her husband fvr al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

n distinguished body Of red men. and
the federal officials here are doing
themselves proud IN showing them all
there IN 10 be seen In and about the
effw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
CHICAGO MARKLrs.

LIVE STOCK.
Cash; whoai--No, 2 rcd. c,kgi' "a
Q do, go ~ No. : hard, dh. No, q
eitudtits No. ! northern apnnr. Nv
No. do. SiisuD, No. J rpring. lha~1
cotn-No. Z. 1AN3ii No z corn ~ ~ .
harley u to 80,
ltYe-IN
Ilmothy-f9..s.
fihn-sl,u1,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Mn.ic nois..

We have just received a very ,, ,m
stock Of music boxes, direct iton, call
faoturerS, from bOr,s. 20 w az hr.s,.
and make your selection i''
mas p''s YOUNG BROS co..,
IS MaIn slfsst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

e,sc. Tint Weber was aud Us a Ns..
cr1n ihrro SEEMS 10 BE- no doupt-pu
no. Of the e1iiler Kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
i,oIts.

70 the wife OF w.. n. Woodland. sa''''
day nNsnInn. a lne boy,
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To ounr A corr ~ o.,

10 oohh a COLD N ON DAY
t ,n d naxa,lve bromo Qulnlne Table,
~ 81. u,usglsU refuse the money Il 4,
l.. u. q. on each tablet. Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Wednesday, station.
ary temperature,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-01
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.
Courts Opinion In tn, Case OF Emory
Lyon VS.. Brown University.

The following opinion has been handed
down in the case cf Emory Lynn, exc
cutor. VS.. Brown University: "Per
Curiam. The defendant John Gano
Benedict, IN his brief upon the reargu-
ment of this cause, relies particularly upon
the words in the thiru and subsequent
clauses OF the will. Applicable to the pay
ment OF the legacies in this-clause of my
will contained, ETC., ms limiting these
clauses to personal estute and the pro-
ceeds Of real estate, and so distinguish
ing the case at tar from fond a. Allen,
10 II j. III. We do not see the force OF
this argument. The obvious meaning
Of the words is simply in case my estate
remaining after he payment OF preced-
ing gifts is insufficient TO pay the logatees
unGer the CLAUSE In full. then these ieea-
les shall abate. The words applicable to
the payment OF Ioaacies on this clause, ,
etc, mean the residue not herein before
disposed of, which residue the testatrix
has just made applicable To the egacies
DOW given. AS we have before observed
there were created by this will successive
residues, each becoming applicable TO
successive classes OF legacies when the
prior ones had been ratisfied.
1.-THE relation OF the clause containing
the power OF sale to the other clauses OF
the will we have fully considered In tho
former opinion. The decision in the
case Of Pond VS.. Allen we consider decis-
i've Of tho case at bar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-01
Mrs. Peterkin Convicted
of ManSlaughter.
SHE KILLED MRS. MURPHY
Prisoner Unmoved When She Heard
Decision of Jury.
WILL BE SENTENCED NEXT WEEK

Boston, Jan. LA verdict Of guilty
wss given this forenoon by the superior
court jury which has been hearing the
evidence in the case of Mrs. Nellie j. Pet
erkin of New York. charged with man
slaughter in causing the death OF Mrs
Catharine f. Murphy, at the latter's
home in the West End on October Roth
last.
Mrs. Murpby was shot ana killed as the
result OF jealousy on the part OF Mrs Pet.
erkin. The case has been on trial before
Judge Bishop since "Wednesday last. The
arguments OF counsel were concluded last
evening and the jury retired abous
O'Clock. Immediately after Judge Bishops
charge
Mrs. Peterkin received the verdict with
tho same calmness which has character
lied her demennor through most of the
trial
Besides the document containing the
verdict there was another conte lining q
question from the court TO the jury, ask
ing them IL they. in their consideration
OF tho case, thought the confession msdo
to the police was voluntary on her part.
and they answered that 1t WAS Mrs.
Peterkin will be sentenced next week.