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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
HYPNOTIC WDSDI;ItS

No one nco1 20 T.! Paris now to see all that
Is marvellous in hyIWotiSm. m the hypnotic
wards oi many horIitala II th!s country are
hypnotic subjects that a mere glance, Il is
Said, throws them into the trance state. But
in order to overcome that obstinate kidney
trouble, I'll" persistent usc Of liosfetier's Stom-
uch Blttcrs J.. necessary. Use il also .ystcinNt-
i,n!ly for manrial bilious dyslcplic, rheumatic
and nervous dlScuscs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17

81 see you won't be serious. and vet |
have something very scriouS to say to
you. Something that Maud English
told me last night
II heard her said.
Nora started.
80, you couldn't hear what she said"
Not quite; bat You must remember
that The walls of these country cottages
are mostly made of paper You and
she were talking till nearly O'Clock
this morning. | suppose She WAS treat
Ing you to Il discourse on Davidson
"rerhaps: but Maud told me also
something about you"
lawfully good of her to mention it,
| remarked, with affected checrfulnes",
but felt desperately uncomfortable.
1t was too bad of Maud, especially
when she had just got engaged to
Davidson.
What do you think it was?' asked
Nora.
Il haven't notion" | replied.
30, guess" but there was no smile on
Nora's face.
"Wcll. maybe she was telling how
Fortunate you were in having such an
adorable individual as | belonging to
You"
| laughed fcehlE.
"Not altogrthcr," said Nora. "Slc
told mc'-and very distinctly the words
camc-"that two summers ago. in this
very place, YOU used 10 put your arm
round her waist. ana once you kissed
her. That's all I've got to say, MIR
Harris"
had not heard my surname for quite
a long time, but liked 1t none the bet
ter for that.
Nora moved from me, and my arm
slipped from her waist. 1t was strange
ii had remained there through our con
VcrSation. | became intensely interest
ed in Il fat spider crawling up my
sleeve. and a great bee sat on II spray
of heather hard 10y. wooing the sweet
| ness out of the bloom. a lamb on the
hills behind blcatcd pitifully, and the
noise of water came mOnotonouSly from
the rocky cleft below us. The sun
counted for but little now. There was
n long. long silence between us, but |
felt that Nora was looking at me, and
ut last she spoke.
"Will"
"lcs." was little surprised.
"Why don't you look at me and say
it isn't truc?"
looked at her but breath. ITS
true enough" said briefly.
Silence again. Then: you're not
frightened of me, are you?' she asked,
softly; and 1 felt her hand touch my
hair
80, VIII YOU can't imagine how glad
ann"
"What:" l cried, forgetting my man
ncrs.
"Gilad found You ont. Would you
mind putting your arms back where it
was not long ago.
put my arm there, but was sorcly
puzzled.
You see, WILL" She began. with Il
quaint look of trouble in her eyes, Il
had "A confession to make to you, and
and 1t makes it easier now
drew her closer. Thank God wo-
| men are not angels.
"p0n't bother to tell it, dear" l Wills
percd.
80, but must tell you. When
Maudic told me about YOU and herself
| had to tell her about Mr. Davidson
| and myself, for we had just been as
| b,J Aud N'il1 snratfn,s I fnlt Ga
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
The popc's Paris Property.

The pope has just become a Partisan
landlord. AS the result OF lengthy
litigation before the tribunal of Limo
ges Leo NH becomes the owner of one
of the finest private residences in Paris
Place de la Concorde. The hotel, to-
gcthcr with a chateau and lands, was
bequeathed TO the vatican by the late
Marquse de Plcssis- Belicre The heirs
contested the legacy, and for some
time it seemed ;hat they would win,
rs the constitutionality Of the pope
owning property in France seemed
doubtful.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
PINKHAM'S STANDING
INVITATION.

- suffering from any form Of
oallness are invited topromptly
eeate with Mrs. Pinkhan, at
lass. All letters are re-
1pened, read, and answered by
'1nly. A woman can freely
~ private illness to u woman.
l4becn established the eternal
- between Mrs. Pinkham and
IN Of America which has never
zen. Out of the vast volume
e1ence which she has to draw
IL more than possible that she
I'd the very knowledge that
nyour case. She asks nothing
h except your good will, and
re has relieved thousands.
woman, rich or poor, is very
Dhe does not take advantage
ferrous offer of assistance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17

fer helm, sVnlltd by all others. send Us stamp
for particular, Of kinE %uiuuou'> Treasure, the
bNlN remover Of manly strength. ASDN
CHEM CAL. co, l.. .. Box az. rhiudcll hiu, Pa.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
AN OPEN LETTER 70 MOTHERS.

We asserting in the courts oui right to the
exclusive Use of tie word "CASTOkiA," and
"rIrCHEK' ) CAorORIA," as our Trade Mark.
I, DR.. Samuel Pitcher OF Hyanris Massachusetts.
WAS the riguator of lIrGHElt'S CA5rORIA,"
the same THAI has borne and does now bear the
fac sinile si4nature OF CIIAo. II. FLETCHER OIL
every wrapper. This is the original PITCHERS
CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes
of the mothers of America for over thirty years.
Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that it is
ne kiud J0u hG1c ai.cnjS bOnght and has the
signature of CfIAS II. FLETCHER on the
wrapper. No one has authority from me to use
my name except The Ccntaur Company Of which
Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Ma,cA s, I5y7. SAMUEL PITCHER, MD.
NV doctor said | would die. but Piso's
Cure for Consumption cured mc.-Amos
elmer Cherry Null,V Ill., Nov %; %
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
The Gingerbread Tree.

There is a species of palm twenty
five or thirty feet in height, growing
in Egypt, Abyssinia, Nubia, and Ara
bia, producing fruits in long clusters,
each of which contains from one to
two hundred. These fruits are of an
irregular form, of a rich yellOwish-
brown color, and are beautifully polish
Ell. In Upper Egypt they form part
of the food for the poorer classes, the
part eaten being the tibrous mealy
husk, which tastes almost exactly like
gingerbread. whence the popular name
of "glngerHread tree in Egypt.
The wife may congratulate herself on
having made good match II her hus-
band never goes out nights.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
p! Women,

lneider that in addressing Mrs.
l<1nyou are confding your private
woman whose cx-
~ in treating woman's diseases
80 than that of any living ply
EmAlc or female.
4ann talk freely to n woman when
Splting to relate your private
10 a man; besides, man does
1fstand, simply because he lisa
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17

"Iou don't mean to say, Jones, that
you paid $3.50 for that suit" "Weli,
| should say not. had it charged. "
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17
EKAN SITUATION
1SERVATlVE OPINION OF
Resent CONDITIONS.

Ny Rush OF Eager GoIdseekcrs
hG ConGe-tcd the PASSES, other
bs VIII Have to BE Opened.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectnally, dispcls colds, head
aches and fcyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duccd, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. xs. AsW YORK. N.Y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

the 23nd. under the auspices OF tho
Sunday school Resides the usual ate
fractions 1t saitair. the sunday school
officers ore preparing o. special pro-
u.m fOr the entertainment uf ihU
young people. Friends are invited TO
Join 'u and hfiu mako thr lflI7 uu
imposing one. nH wen ms gcncmliy en-
i1yahln.
Tho second recital by Mr. T.. Is. u1H-
sottH pupils will take place in the A.
fcmhIy Hall On Wrdn0s day tveniuR
the 22nd Inst. commencing at o'clock
sharp. The program a. an excellent
one ami viii undoubtedly prove very
attractive and entertaining.
W. A. Graves. a local mining opn-
lt0r got back from California last
evening after an absence OF several
months. he was 90 san Fr1nciHco
whom The oregon pulled out Tor her
famous trip. also when tho California
volunteers loft Tor tho Fast. and on
both occasions the enthusiasm was In
tense. MT Graves " stout and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
MINOR MENTION.

Garfield opens tomorrow.
Tho mtrnlsgDpe exhibition opens az
salihlr tomorrow evening
Tho scandinavian. sNpec, 10 have a
great time 90 Caldrra Friday
Hereafter. beginning with today. the
ogden STANDARD VIII appear 10 au
evening paper
Thu people of the TwUniy. fourth ward
rrrrnily comprising thp west end nf the
Fifteenth wnrn arc enjoying an outing
Ut Lagoon today.
one ~ tho scowcruft boys ~ ogden
was arrested yesterday evening fnr an
infuction Of the bicycle ordinance.
Commencing on July TN the congre-
Eatlnnul church will hold ~ tenth trl-
onninl national council at Portland. ore
gou
A large number ~ friends ATTENDED
tho funeral % Mrs. NilatH Currle Young
this afternoon. intyrmynt occurring ut
the city cemetery,
Travelling Freight Agent Tagrart N
the Oregon Short Line whose iuF was
broken about week ago, Is Improving
fast
Fred Black, who was serving a two
year term Tor burglary committed at
Fillmore, died of appopltNy ut the state
prison yesterday
The fund Cor tho purchase VI e. rwprl
Cor lruaiEn Pearson now amounts 20
M1r colorado recruits will pass
through salt Lake tomorrow uu tho Rio
bUuuu Western. bound fur San Fran.
cisco, There will bu nlnuty-eight ~
them
The band which came into town with
tho Uncle Toms cabin company "a
short time ago, ana which later bios
anmrd ONT as "a minstrel show az La
Eo'n, seomH 90 DE- stranded here.
Wolgwuor and sergi. Frhr went
% ogden ihlH morning 90 enlist recruits
Tor tho batteries. Eureka and Provo
Will also Boo visited.
Preparations Cor the visit NJ tho Nom.
hrH no the Utah Press association To-
omaha arc prgsr ss.ng nicely and lu-
dlrlt.nus urD that thH number Hf "uHu-
cN puHhUr' Boo Utah will h0 materially
reduced fDr "a trw days after July eth
The funeral sgryIcra over tho remains
of Infant Emily WirluU tho little
daughter OFF james 49, and Amelia
MunIl.N W.rirNl, occurred ut tho
family .IHurH no 10 O'Clock th'r murn-
lnE a largo number uf friends 10 lha
family attended.
While out riding last nIsht George
'urI.y NHH badly bruised hy tho falling
~ hlH horse 900 Che corner uI Second
South and West Temple streets The
great zoe of Nj Curl1yH Hght foot was
| broken and hs knee was bruised Or
h1W'is attended tho injured man, who
"a. wee 10 ''" '' 'N''''-
ma. frI.tt......t. ...t .t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21


sell. grand inner guard, Thomas y.
famph. Grand outer guard calvin l.
seahrilht
Tho representatives. from The different
lodges uf the order throughout the
state are.
Myrtle. 80 FIRED vs.. Gardner. VIM
81 Young. n. W. futile Zcno Barnes
ogden SO 2-L. H. Meld, r. Z. joyce.
II. a. UoIHpp. a. r. liestmark. g. T.
Jonnirga.
Rocky Mountain. So. 81. ". Breeze'
Six simon. Richard Baker. J. u. Me-
OI p.,I X, w Radon. H. NJ
s,g AZ tf,,.,',t
'g,i5.,b. H. gs1 0smord. +. D..
'Sa ,il1a' g. Cb,ri's NnJcrpon. D.
p.,,n
or''. c.,y A., I'll II Gobb. H.
ts,t't,t'r
"gI.iIy. N, e-Jtnas y. Driacoli.
r,''...,.- tyii..,
p,ibi.r. Isl, Is A. Harrison. i.
4 p,fi.rs4n
Garden City. No. &c. u. ward 7.
j. Ho9rey u..-.
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A FATAL DISCREPANCY
THE DEFENDANT THEREFORE DISCHARGED


John Ia Taylor appeared before Jus
tioe Nielsen this afternoon. having on
the 18th Of this month been uu ted
by Deputy sheriff Al Dyer ou % chlfse
~ battery Tho complaint alleged that
ON the iith day of june Mr Taylor
struck biz wife ln she face. lnnl.tinr
severe punishment When testimony
was produced loo Justice Ninian's court
this afternoon tle prosecution proved
that tho battery occurred. Ha was
amply borne out by the dlsco.1mtlun ut
the ladys eye. but Instead NJ The 1houso
having been committed on The tth. na
alleged In the complaint. 10 was found
60 have occurred ON the 10Th. There
was nothing Cor The Justice to DO but 90
dismiss the complaint ana thH case,
which hc dld. and Nir Taylor De- cone
HuquUntly free.
Mir Taylor who has Instituted oil.
vurCC prur.H d'ugH was much dIsIp-
pointed 40 the failure of her caua-s
ana the evidence uf r1ugh usage which
she bears un her face. would Indicate
that she has very good reason fur feel-
Ing badly over todayH turn ln The uf-
fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

The following orders have been made
iu The Fourth district court,
Estate ~ Harriet ~ Ilrlnton. de-
ceHneh. sale N real estate ana personal
property ordered
Estate 81 William Coates. deceased:
same order
Estate and guardianship OF David
bryant a A. minors. Hannah Al
VIM appointed ruRrllan.
Estate ~ Samuel A. Wucox IA
ceased Monday. Augunt al. ~ f,r
hearing application for probate OF will
Estate Or Lorenzo Wolch lncumpe.
tent petition for discharge ~ guar.
dlan granted and suretics released
Estate ~ William WiFnal. deceased,
sale or real estate and personal prom.
ersy ordered
Estate ~ John =. Mcclellan. de-
ceased. July 2nd vet Tor hearing peti.
ton 20 sell real estate.
Estate N Chna W. Wright. deceased.
july snd oct for hearing petition 10
sell personal property
Ilintr ~ Susanna Proctor. deceased.
W q. Greenwood. Annie Greenwood and
liyrum l.ec Jr appointed appraisers.
Geo W NaiHon hrs commenced suit
against ", II. Ornegbeok 10 ohtaln poa-
session m a piece NJ 9prlnsville rsni
estate. which plalutif alleges ne Leased
- defendant IN January. 1895. the lease
expiring June T. 1898. and which 40.
frndHut u withholding from pls .sti0
Plnlnun asks for sion damages fo' tba
unlawful detention OF the premises 1
y. Booth ana A. l.. Booth an. att,r-
neys Tor plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

The Twentieth ward excursion 10 IN.
coon ocouratnmouow. Meanwhile voting
Tor the most popular young lady goes
morrIly on. The result of tho ballot
this morning was nH follows Rose
Romnoy. 100; ingn Hanson. iGi; Plct
i.nmboufnc. ~. Katie SAMSON. 90
Mnriory Young ~. 10 o. expected that
there win hr some surprises 10 the vote
tonight nH the boys arr determined 60
elect their favurittH The voting close,
on "wednesday evening Ht Lagoon. Exc
ceilaut pfiFet have been given By some
of the prominent people NJ the ward.
ua also hy some firms outside ~ H.
Two dark horses huNr recently mas
torl1llr0d IN tho voting contest thDS
being Miss Addie Dunbar and Mics
pufoy. both NJ whom are aald 10 b.
gaining considerable support
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

Tho present war with Spain IL devel-
oping many military ANA naval heroes
Ia tho American army ana navy and
the people Hrr proud 10 them Admiral
George Dewey ls the lion 1f tho hour
ana d. proud tl own Montpelier Yer
mont 1873 h.H birthplace and home
There are others frem that city who
Hr. also Iu ihH public Hyn 600 this tIfr.
Captain Charles n. CLARK. Tor Instance.
who guided tht hHttle-hIp Oregon safe
ly over her famous 1900 mile trip.
Lieutenant Theodore u. Dewey who
has distinguished himself al ID gallant
uil0or of tho hlttlgahip Massuchu-
sets, and usWau d. clark. colonel Of
The FlrFt regiment ~ Vermont vol
untccrs, now at Chickamaugs but
WhIln thn war ls ouEruHsiuE the uul-
lic attention lt thls timN. 20 n large
extent the National iIfr Insurance
Company NJ Montpelier Vermont. on
company writing the most liberal NO
Insurance contract now written and
with nu uuImpeuuhuhlr record ~ near
by nny years. "a steadily Increasing
ln size and strength its officers being
made up uf tho suunch old Vermont
stock that ls making tho Country'a
heroes, boo fact. Admiral Dewey ls "A
brother NJ the president OF tho COM
uHuy The National LILO VI Vermont
.s represented len Utah and wyoming
hy George - Alder, general agent fnr
'frh Wyoming, 20t-5 Mccormick
Blk. this city.
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LANDING OF U. S. TROOPS.
General Skater and Admiral Sampson Go On
Shore West Of Santiago,
small nodie- Of Troop. WIN be Landed.
but the Main nody WIN wait
Two or Three Days.

on board The Associated Press dis
patch boat Dandy 90 Santiago de Gu
ha, Monday nlEht, juno 90. via Kings
ton. Jamaica. Tuesday. juno 2i.-u a.
Copyright isys. by the Associated
Press. AS soon aH tho fleet OF trans
ports had arrived at point about
twenty miles oU santiago de cuba this
afternoon the steamer Scguomncc, hny-
INK On board Gen. shnftor and his stan.
lcft the other vessels lying % and sig
nailed the nnrahipa ~ the American
foct In order 60 visit Rear Admiral
Sampson. The general won't on board
the fluEHhlp Hul the 8uEuernncn then
went 60 Arri ddcruH, about seventeen
miles west 90 Santiago and near which
place Gen. Garcia ~ oncnmp,d with
5000 soldiers Gen. shelter and his
stan ana Roar Admiral Sampson went
ashore AMI proceeded Co Oen. GarcinH
headquarters. about mile Inland
where they .u NJ f.H.HHI hH|H" 'H rf.
sultatiun with the Cuban general. Al
the conclusion OF thu ,lAi,. .u...
den. Shnftrr ana thu other oiueef.
h,ad lilil- gr nothing 60 10y rcEardlng
ihc plans iur landing the American
troops ma Cor tho cooperation uf Tho
cubnnH The best Information obtain.
able ~ that thrra win bH mo- attempt
70 mako 70 general landing Tor two ~
three dnyU but small bodies ~ troops
VIII POI uui ashore probably tomorrow
nt several points, both east ana west
~ SlntHrU, Including AclrrndcroH.
This will give Gen. shhft,r am op.
pnriuuiiN tu become mere familiar with
the work before him aud Co ascertain
the best rlHrr Tor general LANDING.
Tho Transports ana the Wnrfhlpa.
which conveyed The troops here. came
close ln shore this afternoon in fun
vlcw uf tho l0okouia ON Moro Castle.
ana they wIIl lay tonight ~ miles out
from Admired samps1n'H nrgt. Whoh 1,
gunriing tho entrance of the harbur
Ut Santiago.
spASIARps BEE THE SHIPS.
Madrid, Iuuv n. ap. m.--An Official
dispatch from Havana says that about
10 additional ships, many ~ them load
cd with troops. have appeared un aanu-
ago d. cuba ana that q battle IN limit
mont VIII tho spanish forces occupying
she coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
HOSTILE ACTION OF CHINA.


New York, June ai.-A special cable
60 the Evening Journal from ilongkong
rnyn;
The American supply shin Znnrp.
which was sent here from Manila hy
Admiral Dewey 90 procure provisions
ma other nocesasrlcS for the feet. and
which anchored a TOW miles from here
In Chlncsc waters, has boon compelled
20 leave by the Chinese authorities
The Chinese notified q. =. Consul
Wildman 90 take the Zonro out of the
Jurisdiction NJ the empire NJ once. and
refused the usual twenty -four hours or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21

washington June ei.-Thc amount OF
subscriptions received today Tor tho
now bonds exceeded that Of any other
day since the law authorizing their Is
Hue went into eject Among tho num-
her were several one million dollar sub
rCrlpuonH,
Tho President today sent these nomi-
nations tu the Senate David n. Jones.
u De attorney Tor tho western district
" Wisconsin Edward Mul. agent FOR
tho Indians uf the pululup agc.Cy,
Washington Volunteer infantry. First
regiment 600 hu lieutenant colonel, iar.
per H. NCCuab. Cor Texas,
ChlrlsmnuEa National Military Pnrk,
June 2l.-IuiHy Ia another day ~ ur-
tlNy 90 ON. knmauEa. Equipping lH
pfnEfgHIuF Iupiily, and at the present
ratc thr whole army vii be armed and
equipped lu short time. Recruits
continue CO come "a by tho hundreds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
BACK TO UTAH.
Elder Layton Receivers HIS Health Sufficiently
10 Return to kayNille.

Graham. Aria. Guardian; After
more than two years sickness, during
which tIme hls llfo has been almost
dcspalred of on several occasions, In
fact he has been 80 low at times that
IL seemed Impossible for him ~ exist
fifteen minutes longer. President e..
Layton's wonderful vitality hna again
asserted itaslf ana b. lefi Tor Utah.
accompanied hy Mrs, Layton ana his
BON Charlgl NJ. Layton, last Monday,
several days before hH departure
President Layton tgloWaphod flr 10
through p4rlur cnr hut received nu
response until about 3 o'clock the dly
hr lvft. WHOM tho answer arrived Do
Informed him that his ear would %. loo
readiness go Bowie Monday night and
that tho company ~Wuull put him at
his home Loo NuyWlilo, Utah. without
o. change uF delay iin Immediately
rlt OUT uf bed. called Mrs Layton and
r.nt i1r his son Co accompany him
uui inside 90 an hour was 40 tho rlll-
road ready tu take the train Tor u1sIy.
UIghlrd Layton, who accompanied
him uH Car uH Bowie, Informed us that
b. stood thr iuu that Gar apIeullly.
only that during co.. delay at u1wlt Do
became very impatient uH DO clt.
ralvrd the idea that someone was Or, q.
Ing 90 prevent hla going,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
DOINGS IN THE POLICE COURT

Mrs. FrcdorlckH stood before Justice
Timothy IN the police court today for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
A little testimony ard the woman was
found guilty. Mhertupuu the court lm-
posed fines N q ana $40 on the roapor-
tive charges.
-Four reckless whcolnen forfeited s.
apiece Tor dofying Special Orlcsr
charged with the same crlmr. stood
trial. was found not guilty and dis
charged.
John Long got and 90 days rrFprr.
lively Tor drunkHnneu and begging.
two alleged vuau had their rnfrs cnu-
ilnued. ANA Robert Hhddock charged
with petit larceny was fortunate in
having his case dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
Tof Nlliunmef Queen.

The "Nrws' has been requested 10
state that az q meeting ~ tho Scan
dlnayllu excursion committee last
nlFht lt was decided 90 extend the time
FOR voting Tor Midsummer queen until
Friday at O'Clock o.. m., ut which
time tho result ~ Tho voting will ht
announced, un Friday the ballots viii
hU cast az CaldHTa Park only,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-21
PROVO.
PROVO UTAH
CIV Council.

AZ the meeting of the city council.
held last evening. n. II. sutton was
granted "a totall liquor license. the buHi-
moss To be- carried ON at the Eagle
saloon.
A notice was received from the mayor
and city marshal to the enoct that thoy
had appointed 4. \. Alexander ana
Chnunccy Thomas 10 act as special
police Ia the First ward without pay.
\ report from the committee on city
park stated that trees had been plant
cd and necessary urnngc mcntH made Tor
Watering the same.
Leslie Webb pottionod for return
ot 80 on hls uncApirgd saloon license.
Petition denied.
The question Of doing something for
the relief Of the sufferers from the Park
city ire was brought up. Tn iJ was
doubt az 10 the power ~ the council to
appropriate money Tor the purpose and
the matter was referred 60 q joint com.
mittec consisting of the committees ON
judiciary ana finance. the mayor and
The city attorney. ana II Il can be- ir-
sally done. the committee was author
ICED 60 appropriate 500 Tor tho relief ~
the Park city people. The committee
VIII mcut this evening.