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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-12
.Allmdnna nyheter.

Till f0rbundssenator valdes l0rdags
republikanen Joseph Simon af Ore
gons legislator.
fled trillingar, en- gosse och tva fic
kor, nedkom nyligen mrs J. Newander
en- svenska, st. Louis, Mo-. Saval mo
dern som barnen befinna sig val. ...
Skrattade ihjel sig gjorde enligt hvad
som uppgifyes mrs Melbourne McDow
ell 1aktrisen Fanny Davenport), hvil
ken nyligen aled Duxbury, Mass.
Lynchad. -Negern Wright Smith
Annapolis, Nd, som haktats for valid
tagtsf6rsok. togs forliden onsdagsnatt
ur sin cell af nagra uppretade perso
ner som f6rde honom utom staden och
nedsk6to honom.
Sj0oIycka. Skonerten Sarah e.
Palmer. kapten Whittier. sprang lack
och sjonk pa sondagsmorgonen den {
dennes vid Stones Inlet omkring sju
mil soder ON Charleston s. G. Kapte
non och alta man af besattningen gin
go f6rlorade.
Tobaken gick uppl r6k. Tobaksfa,
brikanterna Mill & Turnleys nederlags
magasin Clarksville. Tenn, nedbranr
forliden onsdag, hvarvid omkring 4.
500 hogshead tobak gick upp rok och
lagor. Forlusten hus och lager an
slas till $500, 1000, hvaraf 100000 betac.
kes genom Misunderstanding.
Lefnadstr6tt professor. Henry E.
McDermott. bitradande larare kem
vid Columbia universitetet i New York
begick sjelfmord i t. v. genom att inta
ga en- dosis blasyra. McDermott, som
var blott 26 ar gammal, graduerade
1896 fran Yale-universitetet. Hans Ia
kare uppgifva, att han sista tiden va,
rit klen till helsan.
Till fem Ars straffarbete har E. r
Clark, en- framst&ende advokat Hut
Crimson, Kans, blifvit domd for delak
tighet mordet en- w. G. Boyd. som
for omkring en- manad sedan bragtes
ON lifvet. Boyd och Clark voro begge
f6ralskade i en- mrs Postlewait, hvil
kens son erkant sig ha utf6rt mord
gerningen pa uppmaning af CLARK
och modern.
rl6rdad ute gatan Canton, Ohio
blef forliden fredagsqvall George D
Saxton, en- broder till presidentskar
Mckinley. Han hade begifvit sig till
mrs Eva B. Althouse residens och val
just begrepp att intrada der, da ma
gon emot honom aHyrade fem revol
verskott, hvaraf tre trafade och med
forde ogonblicklig d0d. Mrs Anna G.
George har haktats pa misstanke att
ha forofvat mordet. bevekelsegrunder
hvartill tros ha varit svartsjuka.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-12

ferensen stadgade missionsbidragen
till konferensens kass0r: H ..--
Foljande forsamlingar blefvo kop-
ferensens och synodens gemenskap
upptagna; ~.,.
y Sv. ev. luth. forsamlingen Isle
Harbor, Mile Lacs CO., MINI.
p Sv. ev. luth. forsamlingen Flem'
ing, Assa, N. w. T. Canada.
81 Sv. ev. luth. Svea forsamlingen
vid Battle Lake, Alberta, N. w. T. Ca,
NADIA. H. . IN
Ordf0randen rapporterade rorande
kateket G.. A. Crambergs stallning.
Rapporten antogs och ordforandens
atgoran6e malet godkandes.
Med anledning haraf beslutades, att
verkstallande komiten anstaller en- pa
pastor Washburn och omkringliggan.
de platser.
Crookston, Fertile och Twin Valley
utgora cit pastoral och raknas till
Central distriktet, och deras begaran
ON anslag till pastors afonande ofver-
lemnados till verkstallande komiten.
Richland, Ransom, Sargent, LaMona
och Dickey counties N. Dakota skola
raknas till Central distriktet.
Beslutadt. att Observation-Disclosures
inom de respektiva missionsdistrikten
en- vecka fore hvarje konferensm0te
insanda till sekreteraren en- fullstan-
dig namnlista pa pastorerna inom dist
rikten och de forsamlingar de be-
tjena. :--.
Superintendent for Minnesota
Anti Saloon League, past. r. H. Bat
tey, tillats framstalla denna FORE
ningens verksamhetsplan for konfe-
rensen. .hvarefter konferensen en- pas
sande resolution rekommenderade
denna verksamhet till det allra basta.
Stadgarna for barnhemmet upptogos
till behandling men otter nagra punk
ters antagande blefvo de ater remitte-
radc till komiten.
Sjukhusstadgarna blefvo antagna.
(Forts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-12
Minnesota k0nferensens 4o-ars
mote i Cifisag0 Lake, Minn.,
I OktOber. 1905. --

Motet oppnades med hogtidlig guds-
Sjenst i Chisago Lakes statliga tempel
tisdagen den dennes XII. 10 f. m. Sa-
som liturger tjenstgjorde pastorerna A.
g. Erickson och Il. r Bergstrom, hvar-
efter konferensens ordforande past. j.
Fremling besteg predikstolen och med
ledning af Mosb. 9: 8-15 allvarliga
ordalag tecknade stundens och m0tets
betydelse for oss sasom lutherska
kristna. vi hanvisa harmed lasaren
till denna predikan, som oafkortad fin
nes pA annat stalfei dagens hummer.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-12
Dakota-nyheter.

Visade sig laglydig. Guv. N. D.,
Devine, f0rmales nyligen hafva nekat
att 0ppna en- utstallning vid Mandan,
emedan man der strid mot lagen am.
made f0rsalja rusdrycker
Nominerade. Vid republikanernas
Clay CO., s. D., den DIS hallna kon-
vent Vermillion, nominerades Carl
Gunderson till senator, Hans Myron
och Hans Hanson till representanter
lagstiftande f0rsamlingen.
EIdsvada. observation-disclosures
New Rockford,N. D. ,presthus nedbrann
sistlidne onsdag, hvarvid pastorn G. G.
Fairbank tillh6riga m0blemang, kla-
der och dyrbara booker blefvo lagornas
rof. Husets forlust beraknas till 1900
dollars.
Skola de upptackas? Guv. Lee s.
D., har utlofvat en- bel0ning af $500 for
gripandet af Wm Grahams mordare.
Graham blef, som bekant, m0rdad
Gregory co. augusti manad, men in
tot spar af gerningsmannen ha kunnat
upptackas.
Eft frackt f6rs6k till r6fverl gjordes
torsdags Aberdeen, S. D.. da kasso-
rem for The First National Bank. j. A.
Schlenter sallskap med sin hustru pa
vagen hem fran Grain palatset dersta-
des blef ofverfallen af tvenne skurkar,
hvilka kastade rodpeppar hans 6gon
och f0rs0kte stjala en- lada. hvari han
f0rvarade de kontanta inkomsterna af
Grain palatset for aftonen. Hans hu-
stru afvarjde modigt anfallet med till
help Of hans kapp, och fox fyra skott,
dock markvardigt nog utan att skadas.
Bofvarne maste derpa aflagsna sig.
Jagare, Sc noga efter imam du skju-
ter! Tyenne unge man, Peter S. Peter
son och Ivar Brown, boende nara Har-
wood, N. D., blefvo en- alton sistlidne
vecka varse nagonting en- halmstaok,
hvilket de antogo 'vara en- varg. Efter
spisad aftonvard gingo de derf0r ut
medtagande sina bossor F0remaTet
lag annu qvar, hvarpa Peterson affyra-
| de bada sina skott. Men deras hApnad
kan lAttare tankas an beskrifvas, da de
1vid framkomsten till stAllet funno
ioke en- d6d varg utan en- dodskjuten
menniska, en- obekant man. som troll
gen tr8tt eller sjuk eller at AMMAN or
SAX hade lagt sig der att hvila. 81 y
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
Sagasta Admits They Threaten the
Peace of Spain.

LONDON, December 1.-The Biar-
ritz correspondent of the Daily Mail
says: Senior Sagasta, who has hith-
erto been skeptical on the point, now
admits that Carlism is the greatest eX.
listing danger in Spain, The authori.
ties are seriously alarmed at the in
dication of an imminent rising. The
Carlist plans have been elaborately
devised, even to the extent of appoint
ing a governor of Madrid.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Daily Mail says: Lieutenant General
CorreO, minister of war, declares that
the government has 10000 troops in
readiness to take the field in the event
OF Carlist rising and will soon have
100000 available. He says however
that he does not believe the Carlists
intend to move.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
"a aWaiian
Electric
CElgazillllEllz.Ezllnrlzs
Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really
n the long run, the cheapest and best lighi
SCR use in the family residence, is the mean.
Descent electric light. Safe; nothing could
&c safer. A few days ago a prominent gen.
Neman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
"Give me figures for wiring my house, and J
want it done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night a lamp tipped over and it came
-. 7sar setting fire to the house and burning
~ children anil take no more risks
This is the sentiment Of quite number In
sae past few weeks, who have ordered their
SsaIses fitted with the perfect light
iga5 think u over and make lU your mind
&u-J you want the best and safest light; send
Cor the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
Z. hem what you wall;
We have a complete stock Of everything in
q Iis line and have just received lot of the
very latest designs in chandeliers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
.N|KOLA TESLA No KELLEY
LNNMAN QUOTES SCIENTIFIC
OPINIONS.
No Impracticablc Visionary, but Il
Worker with Solid Achievements
Behind Him and Larger Before.

Thurio-Sir, if you spend word for
word with me, | shall make your
wit bankrupt
Valentine know it well, sir; you
have an cNchequer of words.
-Sbnlpsppnrp
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09

Editor Star: The morning journal
gives many words on many subjects,
and cannot be expected always TO hit
the mark; perhaps it is least happy
when criticsing and casting slurs
upon scientific men to whom the
world is much indebted, and who by
their peers are looked upon as emf
nent and of note as leaders and in
structors of that ever widening sphere
of cultured thought and knowledge
that will one day dominate the world
The journal named quite recently an
imadverted upon certain views held
and statements made by Sir William
Crooks, president of the British Asso-
ISOLATION for Advancement of Science.
In somewhat similar vein it this
morning speaks of Nikola Tesla, the
learned electrician.
The morning journal tells its read
ers that there is growing impress
sion that Tesla is Il sort of second kee-
ley" The said journal further in
forms the public that popular knowl-
edge of the man CHR. Tesla) is given
in the Sunday editions of the papers
on the mainland and some of the sci
entitic journals" Not having the in
estimable advantage of reading the
sunday editions" of the papers allud-
ed to, and not being sufficiently cru
dite to have come across any "scienti-
tic journal that in any way could
lead fair-minded persons to connect
anything of the great Servian's cleo
trical work. or of his expressed
thoughts thereon. with the buffoon-
a., ~ ss,i, l.;
ing had these advantages. the morn
ing journal will doubtless pity me.
Perhaps you, sir, however. will allow
me to quote. as possibly not uninter-
esting to your readers. words from one
of the great magazines touching upon
the subject matter of this letter If
they do not altogether fit i'm with the
views of the SUNDAY editions" it NAV
be regretted, but cannot be helped:
"Electricity has, indeed. taken dis
tIErtively new ground of late years.
1., -" present state of unrest. unsur-
!a."' $50. 'ps in other regions of re-
.'.',.' .' recent theory and
'-' striking mar
".' .. .' '~,''' Nikola Tesla.
"i'' -. 'ther alone. has
come to rr '-. ".,.- and typical fig
ure OF the 1r" hgun. He invites
| Investigations luru he nature of cleo
trcity. or for beautiful inventions in
which is offered concrete embodi-
ment of the latest means for attaining
! the ends most sought after i'm the dis
/ tIiDutiuu OF iignt. neat and power.
Very like Il Keeley! Once more, Mr..
Editor, may | quote from an article
/ y
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
FEARFUL OF CARLISTS.

December I. 1895.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
HAWAIIAN CABLE.

NEW YORK, November ga spe-
cial dispatch to the World from Wash
lngton says: \ cable between the
United States and the Hawaiian Is
lands will undoubtedly be provided
for at the forthcoming session of Con-
gress. The World correspondent is in
formed tonight by an official close to
the president that in his annual mes
sage the president will suggest the
advisability of cable connection be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu.
All lines job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-12-09
c, BREWER & co., LTD,
Queen ST., Honolulu, H, |,
AGENTS FOR
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line Sau Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co. g Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under
writer's.
LIST OF OFFICERS
p. G. JONES ............Pr President
GEO. H. ROBERTSON Manager
f. F. BISHOP. ... Treas. and Secy.
Col. W. F. ALLEN. Auditor
G. M. COOKE.
II. WAREHOUSE. :. Directors
Geo. r. CARTIER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
sicry Of the Wedding Ring.

'The wcddlng.fing IL made Of gold
OF the purcAt quality, Hlgnlfying how
noble and durable 10 our affection"
writes Frank II. NiAetolly of THE
Homancc " the finEcT.rlnE" In the
September woman'a Home Companion.
Next. In fotm the RINK II round. a
symbol 81 cte.nliy Implying that our
regard shall be without end. why IL
this golden clrclct worn ON the third
finger Of the left hnnd1 because among
the anclentn II was thought that there
was vein IN that nnger that came
directly from the heart. ana the cus-
tom has survived the agcs and come
down 10 ~ from remote antiquity But
there are other reasons why II should
be worn on this finger. because being
a flnEcr least used u may be least sub
iect to be worn out, and because Ia
distinct purpose N that u IN 10 b. the
visible, laatlng token OF a solemn cove.
nAnt which must never be- forgotten.
II has been suggested. also, that the
form, being round and without end.
Imports that mutual love shall now
from one TO the other. a. In u circle. and
that continually and forever,
Sometimes weddlnE-rinEn were of
rcmel pattern. and occasionally be
trathal-rinFs were broken la two, Nns
half of which was retained by rach
party 30 that on the mafrlase-day the
pieces may be Joined. AccufG-
ing 90 the Rev Charles whcatiey, the
commentator on the Book Of Common
Prayers, the reason why ring was
selected an a pledge In preference TO
any other thing was because among
the anclenta rings we're used a. seals.
with them all valuable goods Were
signed. thus The delivery OF ring be-
came the sign OF highest trust and
closest friendship, Consequently. II
Was but natural that a rlng should be
selected 10 symbolic the admission of
wife 10 her husbands counseia. and
signify that thenccf0rth she shared his
honor and estate. According
TO sclden, the weddng.rlng came into
use among the jews after thcy found
/ 10 had been adopted by other races.
Some authorities claim that Il WAS xiv.
l en AZ one time Instead OF dowry. The
English-spraking races trace the use
/ OF the plain gold band az pledge of
wedlock To traditlonary practice u the
saxons."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

convention-J. II. Fitzgerald. AZ. NJ.
HEAVIER, w. l.. Crane. William 1-hpmp-
son. ID. u. Cathen. Alternatrs-J q
Dugan. ]. ID. Lamb. II. w. Heaston.
MURRAY
District No. b9--pelerates Ia count,,
I0nvenilon-D. ~ NrofTat w. v Rail.
ird. Heber 8. Sanders, Charles cald-
we'll Jr., j. s. Rawnns. Mfs. sarah Al.
wood, Mis-. Sarah a. Brown. w. II, Al.
wood. Alternates--Orson sinders. or.
son Hansen, Mrs. Sadie Mofat. Mrs.
John n McOnie. Mrs. J. s. Rawilns.
District No. GO--Delerates to County
Convtntion--Gottlleb berger, Mrs. Rose
Williams, II. G. Atwood, Daniel u.
Jones. X. y. Rasmussen. H. a. VIII
lhmson. Alfcrnates-Dr joseph Mar
rlott. NJ. y. Alberg. Mrs. Mary Jones.
District No. Gi--Delegates to County
conventions. J. Proctor, u. a. Me-
MILAN. N. NJ. Jacobson. Henry NJ. Bird.
SANDY.
District No. 67-Deleeates 10 County
Conventional. white, ". w. Cherry,
II. i. johnson, J. ". Cushing Alter
rctt.
District No. es--Delesater 10 County
convcntion-H. NJ. Pearson. q, "
Jenkins. Julius Hcuser, James Jensen
Lewis.
NORTH JORDAN.
District No. 7g--DeleEate- 20 County
Convention-Aibort Spencer. iIeber
licnninn, George NJ. Spencer. IRA Ben
mon, John BrlnrhurHt, Joseph piNton
Alternntes--liarfy N. Matthews. Ma
honrl Spencer. Thomas Cook Jr,
MILL CREEK.
District No. 5s-Delegates to County
CONFERENCE.-The Robinson. Ousta,
Backgrecn. James GIN, John q. Bolton
Edward White ST..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Two Cinnamon, named Charles
chong and Wong chin, were before
Justice OF the Peace MoAlaster today
charged on the complaint OF Deputy
Game Warden wmlam Blngley with a
violation OF the iish and game law Il
IL needless 10 add that both pleaded not
guilty Their ofense onoalsted OF hav-
Ing yesterday shot and Killed three
wild birds, by the aid Of an inter-
prefer, son Of Wong chin, and an eX-
ceedingly brlEht little chap, the defend
ants said that they didn't Kill the birds.
but only shot at them. Justice Nc
Master explained that II was an offense
70 even shoot al them, and then the
foxy chlnamen claimed that they
didn't shoot at all. The dead birds
were introduced In evidence ns also
were two shot guns and number NJ
empty shells. Not 10 be outwltted the
Aongollans admitted that they had gone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07


IN the District Court, Probate Division.
Salt Lake County. state OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Newell
Hodginan. deceased
Notice " hereby given that under
and by virtue OF the viii OF Newell
Hodgman. deceased, the executor OF
said ettate. win sell, In accordance with
the terms and conditions Of eaid will.
the following described real estate to
wit.
Commencing at the northeast corner
Of Lot 6. Block Is. Plat u. Salt Lake
city survey. running thence west two
and one half rods, thence south ona
hundred ana twenty feet. thence east
two and one-half rods thence north
one hundred and twenty feet 90 place Of
beginning, all In said Lot 8. Block Is.
at private sale for cash at the best
price that can be obtained, at the office
Of the said executor. No. 90 Cosimefclal
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on or after
the lat day OF August. 1898
Dated this goth day Of July. 1895
s. II. wESTERFfEt.D.
Executor.
d. II. wcnrcr. attorney for executor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
LITERARY NOIIs.

The Forum for September contains
the following articles, among otheia'
which should be Of special Interest TO
it, Utah readers. Gold and other Ne-
sources OF the Far West" ~ j. a.
T.atcha. "Our Public Grazlng Lands
by Frederick v Coylllo. and The
Pilgrimage 20 the kiondike." BY FRED
erick Palmer.
The current Issue ~ Golfers Weekly
IN Naval Parade number, ana "
formally dedicated. on the title page.
ITO the Victorious Admirals OF the
Sampson aud Winfield Scott Schlcy,
and 10 the Gallant Ofiiccrs aud Men
under their Command Full length
pictures Of Sampson and kcnlcy mp
pear ON the nrrt page. aud there are
In all twelve pages given entirely TO
the great naval reception and parade
NJ New York on the return OF the
rhips that destroyed Cervera'H fleet,
Among the illustrations IL n double
page drawing by Rltschrl o. Admiral
achlcy'a squadron. led BY the arnorcd
cruiser brooklyn. passing the statute
Of Liberty. a full.pake drawing by q.
A. TraVcr Of the salute at Grants
Tomb. and one BY George Narian Of
Inc tNinlNk hi INV fililNf W'fN 'ilNN Wv
tomb Each vessel ~ the neet-the
New York. BROOKLYN. Iowa, oregon.
Maasae huncttN. Indiana. TexaH-in adj
mlrably pictured. from Photographic
all appearing again and again In de.
tail and In rroupa Among other war
material ~ special interest n an arti-
Gle on THE Flight from the Turrct,
by Lieut.. Alderman. who had charge
~ two ~ the Orcgon's i3-inch guns
during the chase ~ Governs fleet on
the fatcful 1rd Of July.
ounton'H magazine for September has
the following special articles; ReHultl
81 the War. Opportunities for South
ern Women. East side Living Condi
| lions, outlook In Domestic Politics
Social Facts and Forces. Diatinguishe,
| Economists; fi-MaithuH. Trusts VI
the Town: Gunton Institute Prospec
tuu, 1889; Editorial cruclblei Nava
Lessons from Santiago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
WHAT HAPPENS ON FRIDAY.


Many people stili believe Friday % be
an unlueky day. ana there Is an equal
number o.; others who laugh AZ all such
supersiitlaus beings. Very few girls
would think Of getting married on "a
Friday, pr-fsrring no doubt to live a
life Of single bleFssinoas. rather than
take such desperate chances. county
Clerk Dunbar thinks u the helgh, OF
folly for young people with malrimoni-
~ intenllona 20 give his once the go
by on Friday and keep him and his
clerks 10 constant sweat every other
day IN the week. ~ u a fact that dur
ins Mr.. Dunbir's entire administration
only two marriage licenses have been
Issued on the sixth day ~ the week,
commonly called Friday. and these
couples were ~ Ignorant" that they
didn'i know the meaning ~ the word
"tupersiluuon."
An eye witness TO the Issuance OF
these licenses referred 10, ~ authority
for the statement that one OF the hus-
bands was KILLED three weeks after hi.
marriage ana the other poor fellows
wife ran away with another man h
month later. The same authority will
further have II that the man and wo-
man within year after their mis-.
fortune, concluded to Try their luck
again, hut avoided getting out %.
cense on Friday and the result n that
both are now extremely happy
quite few who are inclined 20 amil,
at this superstltious belief may, befor,
the week n ended. be- led to take an.
other view Of II. Both the Re publ.
cans and Democrats have announced
that on Friday next they will hold
their state and county conventions
Aside from this there are a number ol
other matters scheduled Tor the sam,
day ana u already begins % look ai
though many highly Intelligent beingi
will be willing. before the dawn OF
Saturday 10 admit that Friday IL In,
deed AN unlucky day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Johanna Mccarthy said to be from
Independence. Idaho. made an unsuc-
ccssfui attempt at suicide at the Rail-
road Exchange hotel. near the oregon
short Line depot yesterday. Miss NC.
earthly tells n story OF betrayal ana
says she prefers death rather than face
her parents. The young woman took
poison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MrErIs0.

Notice Ia hereby given thar a special
meeting OF the ahnreholderu or h'
Mountain Ice Co. Will be held at the
company's ONCE, $50 W. Second South,
at o o'clock a. M. Monday. September
2s,h. 1898. for the purpose OF yolins
upon the removal OF Mr.. John Hell ~
trustee and vice president, and thf
TRANSACTION OF such other business an
shall lawfully come before II.
w. n. SWEET
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

The case Of the State against Fred
rrlck Setback the old man charged with
attempting 20 rape siStccn-ycar.old
Caroline Jonsou at Biz Cottonwood last
July. was 20 have been tried before
Justice McMastor today, but was con-
tlnucd iy agreement " both parties
until Tuesday. September goth.
The Republican state convention Will
meet In the Opera house on Friday IN
stead Of In the salt Lake Thaier o.
Thursday Tho convention was al
iourncd one day out ~ rcspcg' TO inc
memory 0f President Woodruff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

A special meeting Of the city Council
will be held this evening at which reso.
iutiona Of respect 10 the late President
Woodruff VIII be adopted. II Is pro.
posed to call attention to his career a.
4 Pioneer and citizen. The meeting n
called at the Instance " President
Barnes ana Councilman Calllster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Deseret News Con-
pany, for the election Of directors Tor
Inc ensuing year aud for the tranpac-
lion Of such other business ns may
properly come before the meeting, VIII
he held al the offlcc Of the president OF
the company, No. 81 East South Tenn
pie street. Salt Lake city. on saturday
Bent. y, 1895. at 10 o'clock q. m.
Salt Lake City, Sept, 7, ihgs'
JOHN 4. EVANS. Secretary