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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
Election in Arkansas.

Little Rock, Sept. 5-The state election
Is in progress in Arkansas to day. This
being an off year, the total vote will
hardly exceed l25,OOO. There IL much
excitement in several counties over local
contests.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
Coronation Ceremony.

The Hague, Sept 5--Qaeen WIlhelmiDa
and the queens mother started from this
city to-day for Amsterdam, where the
ceremony of coronation will take place.
Immense crowds gave the young queen
an enthusiAstic ovation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
FI.e u, am. ID chlcLnmnnr..

Ch.cAamauga, Sept, Removals from
ChieAanauga are being made rapidly
fou. Olio batteries left for Columbus
this morning. The Third Tennessee left
tor Admission, Ala, this afternoon. Gen
l.. ". Colby, commanding the Third Bri.
gaze, First Division, Third Corps, depart
ei with staff for Admission this morning
Five deaths are reported 20 day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
Death ofas soldier.

Washington Sept, 5.-The following
was posted at the war department to-day;
"Gorman, Maine, Sept. 4-Lieutenant
Lucien Stacy died here this morning"
Stacy was one of the most celebrated foot
ball players OF West Point
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
TO BE TRIED.

Chaplain Of tho Battleship Oregon TO Be
Tried by Court Martial
Washington, Sept, 5.-Eyer since the
printed reports OF the sensational utter
ances Of Naval Chaplain Joseph p Me-
lntyIe reached the navy department, the
officials have been making inquiry into
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

Philadephia-Baltimore6. Philadelphia
4 ten innings.
Chicago Chicago 8, Pittsburg /.
Brooklyn-New York I, Brooklyn 2.
Boston Boston 9, Washington 1.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

The annual meeting OF the stoekhold-
ers OF the Rio Grande Irrigation and Col.
onlzatlon company will be- held az Room
No. 2, n. I. ArmijO building, In the CITY
OF Albuquerque, on the third Thursday Of
September, A. ID. 1885, at noon.
CHARLES K. GUILD, Secretary.
September 4, 1898.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
serrennt nnrllrId mnrhna-

A telegram this afternoon from Major
II b. Hersey, at Montauk Point, New
York, says: Clarified recovered. Left
Roosevelt hospital yesterday on iurlough;
probably enroute for home"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
HioycIi.t.to Meet

Tomorrow night, at o'clock, the bicy.
Gle members OF the recently organized
club are requested to meet at Brock.
meier's for the purpose OF electing officers
and adopting by laws and constitution.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
The nrnnh rnnnn.nn,.n,

Cincinnati, Sept. 5.--COmmander-in-
Chief Goblin. G. A. r., came from Camp
Alger to day to attend the national en-
clmpment The G.. A. X. posts are ar
rying rapidly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
Bayard's Illness

Dedham, Mass., Sept 6.-It was an
nounced at Rairstein this morning that
the condition Of Thomas +. Bayard is
critical Physicians are in constant at
tendance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

Mrs A, Hart, who was on a summer
vacation TO colorado points, returned
home last Saturday night, much 70 the
JOY OF the "Old man" who has been diet.
ing on lean beef steak during her ab.
sence.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
OhIcarn stnr. NInrhnt.

Chicago, Sept g. Cattle Receipts,
1900 head. Market, good, 5QlOc higher.
Sheep Receipts, II, 900 head Market,
steady to lOc lower
Natives, t2sO@46O; westerns, SO 500
AS; lambs, $3.75g5.gO
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05
Death from Heat

New York, SEPT 5.-Thirteen deaths
due to heat, were reported between l a.
m. and noon 10 day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

II you need fine tOilot set, lamp or
anything for the kitchen, dining room or
parlOr, yOn can be accommodated for less
money than elsewhere at
THE FAIR,
ll3 SOuth First Street
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

At the iye-cent counter you can get
4 mirror, a mouse trap, doll, a sponge,
A skinner, a laddle, a jumping rope,
funnel,
An egg heater, cake turner, paper Ale,
A salt cellar, a cork screw, a quart meas
ure,
A tracing wheel or harmonica, and 1907
other thing, too numerous 10 men
tiOn.
All for five cents only, at The Fair.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-05

For ten cents you may select
A scrubbing brush, pipe, a rubber ball,
A match case, a curling iron, pair OF
spectacles.
999 other useful articles.
Only ten cents at The Fair.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03

Situation tpte tolgt aus: uS9 CLAUDE
nt1t, baB mir nem &rieg altsDei9en
TpIlten, ipenn ipirtli9 eir1 unangreifs
barer GdIus beIGi porbanben. Ser
&rteg lit f9redIt9, tpie bes Sirnmels
pIagen. 9o9 ale feline S6teden nil
pergegenipdrtigenb, muB i9 bod ia
gen, tpenn es gilt, Die rationale gbre
gu erbaIten, bann follte es tein Iuss
ipei9en geben. 8eIonbers ar betonen,
baB bic aatbeIiten ebenfo lopaI 1ein
tperbsn, ais bic iibrieen 8iireer, tit
ipobG taum n0tbig."
Wabrib, l, Msar5. SIN Sinblid uui
ben su ettuartenben 8abripru6 beg
omerifanii9en 5IOtten llnterIuduusss
seri6tes be5iislid beg gertuites beg
gdIadtidiffes ,,Waiue" tann man iest
syBBere l1nrube bier tuabruebmeu, uls
6ies bor d6t gd8et Der SAD t'ar. 9is
forttp6brenben @erii9te BON inbglihen
Seiubielisfeiteu quaten uro ihlu6den
bic &e9ieruns unb iteGIen bic @ebulO
bes 8oIfes auf bic 8rpbe..
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
9lnsaebr1.1ta pofitip aeIleiIt.

Mr. 81. 9. .Sreeue, @eiddItsmanu oDil
@biIbotpie. 8n., beitdtigt, baB er Die
elusSebrnng hatte, tootsranf mar nuo
olle nDsliben MitteI Dbne @rfols ners
iu6t bate; er babe monde 9a6t i'm
Stuble iibenb uerbra6t big Stpei ;sla.
i6en 8r. &ins'agtep DISCOVERY i'm
beilten. geit brsi Sabren gann er iei.
nen @ei6dften pbliesen uHb bebauptef,
Or. Sings 9aetu 8iscoeerp fei Oas bette
Seilmittel Der 8elt, ba eS 70 oieI fir
ibn uno feline l1msebuns set6an. Or.
Sings Stem 9iscpnerD lit aarantirt
iuirtIam au 1ein sssen SuiteR, ,@rfdItuns
gen unb ylasSeb,ung. SO uerFebIt feline
Birfurg ME. 8rObefnf6sn 9rntts in
Der bcniiGen 9Ipptbsfe BON @teen.
Iign & SObn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
IS Retept1uunOe Qln9en ~ feilen.
Ssesarh @dstfEk.
MrIinntnm. Rinnahnrn Gn- 81

AIIIN BIUHi aIHBEBUI9 ND,I ., AuI,
SeTerenSen: State Sanf Of GrIinatcn; gep. Reeb,
9oitmeiiter; GrIinatun ,,Gun" nnp Anbere. @tf
gerlangen frei auaeanbt. s8er hiee 3eSepte beeHt,
fann iid MAIDEN Dollar ban,it berbenen,
(Sei anfrasen neuue man bite bic g. g. Wodridtell.l
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
Sin Omnibus bon einem Gilenbasn.
aug iiberfahren.

gbiengp, %. ssebr. Sin Omnibus,
nit 4usfliglern ansefiilt, ipurbe fpGt
am Sanlftag Ibenb duf Der giiens
bahnfreu3uns in Der @eitern glpenue,
fiibli6 pon Blue Sslanb iiberfdbren
unb folsenfe 9erfonen tpurben get0bs
tet: Marie &ieB, IL Sabre aft, Seennie
@iGette, Is Sabre. Sophie Ban 9uren,
15 Sabre, 2puis Sauerbier, ID Sabre,
sSreb 9elfb, q Sabre alt, un6 cine
unb-fannts Srau; 5ipet anbere gerfo=
neu trugen gefdbrli9e 8erleBungen
baoon. Der &utffer, @eorge Sauer<
bier. Der ben 3ug nm Die aurpe biegen
fab, fonnte iein @efGbrt ouf Der ab=
faaenben. burd Sis uab S@nce
fd)liipfrig gstporbenen Gtrabs ni@t
aim Salten bringen. Der 3uIans
menpran mar Elm 10 Furntbarer, DaB
bic ungliiGli9en s5nfafien bes SSubrs
iperts ipeit tpes geF4Ieubert tpuroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
&t. SanteS S2effaalrattt. I.

9lebmt bas bette ssIeii9, oebt's BEN
beiten 8p1 III SiOur SAILS unb iers,ri
es i'm bciten Sfefaurant inaGiour Sails
unb eSbr obmt bag ct. Sames ReFau:
rant nod. Sn allen 9ingen 1T bieies
ReItaurant unib 7 roTsn in btr Slab
unb bod bere6net Der @isentbiimtr nul
Is geuts fir bic @aS!!oeit, es iei benn
baB ittdn ettuas geionberes, ni8t GtG'
tdsIi6es, beteTte. @er Die &tni9iu
Stabt beigbt unb einen re6ti6affenel
Sun9er nit 8ebascn fIr's &ortemonai
iutupbI als fir rem @aumen unb Masel
itilIen min, beiu9e bos
ct. SSames Sc It tau ant.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
(g6tuB ppn Der eriten Gcite.)
Sic =, ,,@eincEts &atafTopbc.
Sic lIrTadbe Der GrploiiOn nod INNER
llidDt crulitteIt.

8afbin9tpn, %. sSebr. 9ie Inter
Tunun9s Gpmmifiipn bat mod nt4ts
BON itdh bDren laFen unb has Mdrtnez
beportement iIt nod INNER i'm untlaz
rem iiber ;hre @rmitteIuneen. 9ie eir=
si9e Radri9t, icslne bas 9epartement
am @amftae aug 5abdna erbtelt, Be-
itanb in einem SeIsgramm. in tpeIdem
Capt. Giesbee berintete, bab er Ir>
rangerentS sstrpffen babe our 1leberz
fiibrun9 Der Qet1en in bermetif9 oer=
f9lpienen 3intidreen, bab bic irbi=
fden lleberrefte bod toum 81 ertennen
feien unb i6perIi9 tntutt bIetben tpItz
ben. Sentins unb Merritt t0nnten
pieuei9t on ibrer Uniform agnpscirt
tperben.
-SSfn- ee:;::::em griefe dn ieinen gruber
George 'Bsfdreibt @m. 9artreu, 9eiz
ser ouf bem rMaine", Die Grt unH
WeiTe, in tpeI9er 9ieutenont SSentinS
ieinen Sob fonb. OILS bic @rpIpiicn
erfpl9te, traf @ortreIl bei feinem gez
miihen, iidb 5u retten, auf Sentins urs
Id7on botten iie bic Setter erre'ht, aIs
2ebterer pIDBIid} nit ben Mprtsn:
rMeir 8ptt, i1 ertrinfe." in Dem inn
mer EGber iteigenben @aifer perz
id1tponb.
Ter MorineIecretGr Song ertlGrte
Qeftern, haB er jebt mod ebenioirenia
ijbtr Die l1rfahe Der 9otaitrrphe pjf7e.
oI5 an Sage noh bet GypIoIion.
3euqen @srnebmung,
0obana, 28, Sebr. Die ll1terius
hun9s @pmrtiIfinn perh6rte on
SamItoQ ben CAPT. Siosbse, ben Gbi=
rur9 9enneberger, 5tpei Soucher uni
ben SpniuIor SecretGr Drain. ipp:
rouf iie nit bem nMongrppe" nae:
Sch @eit obbampfte. Wie ss beiBt
iinb a1ber Gopt. Sigsbee ou6 Die an:
beren bier ipei!enben Sfficiere bon
S6la6tT9iffe rMoine" BON Der @pm:
lniffion ppr9elaben, beute bier in 9u'
pono 3euanib be3iigli4 Der &ataftro.
pie ab3uIsgen. SSreb, 8. 9ol5sr 1T an
9amFtae Ro4mitta9 eeitprben. Ore
Qsiden ipurben eefunben. bon bene:
cine ols bic ppn Sphn 8. SoAnfo1
ihentificirt tporben ift.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
Merf 9auna nnO @rsbiIdOf SrcEanh,

Stem gort, %. 5sb. 9ier mar bos
&rie9seef6rei bsinobe peritummt, als
Die n@iscaba" gum @afen hinausz
oampfte, obne bob fie, ME Die gelben
SSpurnale es ppraus9eIuet, bos alte
9ptbam in 9runp unb 8oben eeihoiz
fen hattie. @Gre l1idt Mort gamma
gu einem turaen 8e1u6 in 8ripatges
idGften bierbereetpr1men, mare Die
n8rie9spartei" fir einen Sag penigz
items gang auf 9onana unb @oibingz
ton an9elpiefen geipefen, unb BON bort
Iiefen Die Na6rihten 10 fpGrli9 Elm,
unb bic Grfinbungsgabe 1T iapn 10
eridDpft, baB Mort 9anna's Reife
eir1 gefunbenes Greifen mar fir Die
Qeute, tpeI6e bie&rieesIuft in r&rie9sz
@rtras" in tupferne 8ennies ausmiinz
gen. 9ieIer gamma, oas peiB ia iebes
Sinh fdhpn, fam Iebi9Iid i'm Quftrage
McSinlens bierber, Inn cine Griegsanz
Ieibe BON sneibunbert Milionen gu me-
Qptiiren, Sein in Mof6ingtpn ousge=
fproGenes g8prt: r@s nirb ri@t gum
Rricqe tpmmen" hate f6pn an
friiben Wlpr9en Elm gan3es Seer pon
geriGterTtottern nad) Dem SSpDer ber
&arafronierie i'm WoiborfzQ(ftorio gez
lpdt, no Der G2natpr ppn Sbip Qbqe@
itiegen mar unb bpn ben Eittern Der
5eber un1rin9t nurbe, ,benen er auf lire
sSragen i'm MeIentli6en nQfielbe IQQte,
mas .er in Maibingtpn ertiGrt bate,
haB Die 8olitit Ger 8e9ierung hiniidtz
lid Der @obano Qffaire ei9e lpeiie tonz
ferpatine fein niirbe.
vSalls Die llnterfu1ungssg gpmmiIz
finn ertlGren ipiirbe, Die ,Mdine" zGoz
toitrnp6e babe ibren llrfprung nift in
einem 3ufqu, mag bann2" frogte
ibn f9lieBli6 Elm geridhterItatter.
r0os bann, jun9er Mann?" fam es
laneIam BON ben ipulitisen 2ippen bes
9enators. .Qu9 bonn ipirbe ii9 bic
Regierung, tpie ich boffe, gu feiner RAJ
IGen 9anbluns btnretBen luifen. go=
triptismus follte nit geiunbem llrtbeil
ge. cart tperben. lnb i6 bente, bic
fretfe, eemGbigte 9olitif Der &egierung
ipirb Die llnteritiiBung bes 8aterlan=
bes ftnber."
9iefes lit alles IbDn unb gut, tpenn
bas @6iiren Der o@elbenr rli9t pdre
unb in biefen tritiI4en Sdgen biirfte
man fi9 bes 9ismardsz@ortes erinz
nern, baB cine Station fnlieBlin bo9
fir bic 5eniter perantipprtli9 gemuht
tpirb, tpelde ibre 9reHe eintpirft.
@erabeau perrIdte Sbee.
Marf gamma mar in @emeinf9aFt
unit bem @r3bifbpf Srelanb BON ct.
8aul aus MaIbineton bier angelonet.
9as ,3ufGllise 3uiammentreffen Der
8ei0en, bes llnbeiligen nit benz 9eilis
gen, mar bann aud glei6 bpn ben
@elben alt elmer 9auptz unD StaatsS
attion aufgebauf9t iporben. sSn ir@
genb ei1em Sanftum mar pie eerqbe3u
tolle Sbee ausgebedt iporben, gamma
fu6e bur9 ben @r3bif9pf nuf ben
9apft ein3utpirfen, um bieien au perz
anlaiferb Spanien i'm 3aune 81 ball
ten.
esSn einem anberen 91eile bes @es
bGubes ipurbe @r3biIebpf sSSrelanb gez
funben. gta9bem Der geiffli9e @iir@
bentrdger Die oben ertpdbnten albernen
@eriisbte emphdtif9 bementirt unb fir
obfur0 srtIdrt. LieR er iin ii6sr bic
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
Nerven
sChwaChe

verursacht Elm Gefuhl ais ob man ganz zer-
schlagen und ohne Leben, Ehrgeiz, Energie
oder Appett ware. Sic ist oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthafter Krankheit, oder der Begleiter
Won nerv6sen Leiden. Sic ist elm wirklicher
Beweis Won diinnem, schwachem, unreinem
Blute; denn wenn das Blut reich, roth, lebens-
krkftig und stark ist, yerleiht es jedem Nerv,
Organ und Gewebe des K6rpers Leben und
Energie Die Nothwendigkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
Eilla gegen Nervenschwache zn nehmen ist
daher Jedem bekannt, und das Cute was eS
Ehut ist ebenfalls ohne Frage. essi
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03

in tur;er Belt log IA nerben 3ies ReSept III paten
tirt une 70 fd1er, ais nal III. 60 sstpiB pir0
es aIIe Staten fpe9treiben. Sfen Gift bari aes
ftreut me ben, po Staten unb HGuie fiHb. Gin iebr
mPrthbnlIes RPapnf
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03

alen ssarmern empfeble i'd bieeg Rejept; ia eitiz
fad unb oas bette mir befannt eetpprbene @eTbts
Seaept Gs 9iebt fein befieres. 9ieiss &eSept kat
mid $S0.75 9efpitet
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
g3m9Iesa's aSrsajeo gaIbe.

Die bette @albe fir g9nittfpuubea,
auetf9unsen, @tidtpare, GalSflnB,
sroitbeulen unb ale Sautausi6ldse. Sas
tirt SdmorrbOiben, pber feline 8eanbs
lung. 8efriebisuns sarantirt. 25c per
8or. 8ei SteenSen & GDhn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03

ST oaS bette SaarfrGuielungsnlitteI Der ge II
trduielt icoes Saar nn tuenn es nod 10 ite unb bart
III beiier oils ae nbere 8rennereien Der 9Relt 5as
9Spsrht iii Slh iPhfr Qat inerth
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
adliffsforfess.

gsenn Shr cine &eiie mad europa ntatjca mint,
o1nn tuirb eS iid fir Sud fohnen, bfi bem llnfers
seidneter bprsninredeu. ssabrbtIlete Snm 8ertaaf
hber iraeno eine GampFerlinie.
q. s. Slider, slgeht g. gR. q g. 8abn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03
Sie beutiden Sraaea
il 2entinr irnb llmae0erlh

limb freun6licbit eineelaben, Bel Be-
bari pom YuktpaGrcft BEL mir por-
slipre9en. 9luG fir SIeibermas
d II empfeble i1 mid. @ei1mad=
poIIere glrbeit bef0mnt Sebr nireenbmo
ionit, itnb ni9t 70 bilIis Ipie bel
GopE)ie gGgaasSf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-03

Gin altefanuter @feroesld1ter rat S425 fir Siers
SeSept bsSobt. Sin &iero fam MIR all ein Dina
benfen Sl eiHer Belt Iib peiin tpiSerIpeRitig muB
ibm Der @eoarte genpmmen iperoeH, uno es ipirb pz
gledl aeben. Dies Nitts biIt in 81 aus 100 5dIien
&ieies Sesept lift S100 mertb
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
EMILE lola WAS ROBBED
RUFFIANS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
THE COURT.
Every Dwelling of the Rothschilds Is
Guarded Like Powder Magazine
Grave Situation.

Paris, Feb. 12.-Upon arriving at his
residence after the trial. NJ. Zola was
mobbed By a crowd. who assailed him
with abusive and insulting epithets, but
the police dispersed the crowd.
The latest move of the anti-Zola agi-
tators is signaling with a whistle which
quickly brings together a mob of pro-
fessiOnai rowdies when ZOla is near.
Il s reported that when the excite
ment shall have abated. the sentence
Of Dreyfus viii be submitted to the sU-
preme court. of cessation, the jurisdic-
tiCn OF which extends the cOurt-martiai
when martial law has not been pro-
claimed.
The secret document, the report says,
will be submitted to these law lords in
Camera
The question of NJ. Zola's personal
safety is seriously exercising his
friends, who assert that several motor
ious criminals have been lowering
about the court through the week. II
is suggested that they have been Law
ishly bribed to injure NJ. lola seriously,
even :. they do not kill him.
The grave feature of the situation is
the ilcursiol of mob law inside and
outside the Dalais de justice. Every
dwelling of the Rcthschilds is guarded
as if it were a powder magazine.
1t IS expected that the trial will be
concluded on Thursday next 1t a0-
pears that there are certain flaws in
the proceedings which may entitle NJ.
lola to appeal to the supreme court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13

much the worst of it. as he was no match
for the preacher. The police were tele-
phoned for and soon arrived when both
men were placed under arrest McDun
was charged with assault and disturbing
the peace and Caldwell with disturbing
the peace.
Among the effects of McDuff was found
number Of clippings from newspapers
which said that he was a reformed
gambler and pugilist These articles saw
that he was "A former sparring partner
OF Tom Sharkey but that seeing the evil
of his ways he reformed and Joined the
Christian Volunteers" and went from
place to place holding gospel meetings in
company with his sister. Mrs NJ F.
Wilcox. Caldwell was formerly a cook.
but, from the hand bills in his possession.
II is learned that he is the proprietor and
actor in the William E. Caldwell Comedy
company. Caldwell was released upon
making satisfactory arrangements for his
appearance in police court Monday morn
ing Preacher McDuff was locked uD in
Jail. where he will undoubtedly spend the
Sabbath day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
JUST ESCAPED LYNCHING.
Civilization As Tt Is Seen at Fort
Simcoe, Wash.

Tacoma. Wash. Feb. IA special
to the Ledger from North Yakima,
Wash, says:
Thomas Haines, white and Charley
Ross. half breed. We're brought to this
city this morning from Fort Simcoe to
escape lynching at the hands of In
dams on the reservation. One or both
of the prisoners killed Watoose Benson,
an Indian, on Friday last, though the
body was only discovered Thursday of
this week. They had a trial before
the Indian supreme" court at the fort
and the evidence found against Ross
was very strong.
Haines had been selling whisky to
both Indians and in a drunken quarrel
Ross broke the back of Benson and
nearly scalped him, and the hair all
came out on top of his head when the
body was dressed.
Ross was wearing part of Benson's
clothes when arrested and his gloves
were found by the body of Benson.
The trial of Ross and Haines is set
for Thursday. when United States At
torney Gay will arrive to prosecute the
case.
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A letter. addressed to the chief of police,
has been received from Denver by the
police here. The communication was from
]. Brodsky. a jewelsr in Denver. who
wished to know about Mr.. NJ Barron.
According TO Mr.. Brodsky's statement.
Barron left Telluride, Colo, where he
had been living. in October. He made his
way toward Salt Lake and since he left
nothing has been heard or seen of him.
| The communication states that informa-
ton was received by Mr.. Brodsky that a
skeleton was found near an abandoned
wagon, on the desert about 20 miles from
Salt Lake, lately. Mr.. Brodsky feared
that the skeleton was that of his friend
Barron. and he asked the police for any
information which they had in their
possession regarding the identity of the
skeleton. Some of Barron's relatives are
living in Denver and Mr.. Brodsky said he
would inform them if the skeleton was
that of Barron. The wagon contained
stock of merchandise. and it was hauled
, by two horses.
The police here have no information as
to the finding of a skeleton on any desert,
or in fact any other place in Utah. Mr..
BrOdSky has probably Just heard the story
that time it was reported that a wagon
had been found on the desert with a
tanned merchandise and IL was thought
that the man. whose skeleton was found
was murdered Nothing definite has ever
been discovered. as far as can be learned.
49, Nea- eCC Ao-Ae5 tASO ~ DC eiAC SNtAC-
ton OF Barron.
a telegram has been received by the
police asking for information concerning
the relatives of David Miller, who died
in Butte on the 9Th inst. The message
was from James Tachell, an undertaken
IN Butte, and hs gave the information
that Miller was born in Aberdeen. Scot
land. and was 4! years of age. He is sup
posed to have a brother in Salt Lake and
his mother in Willard. Box Elder county.
10 ok ~
ter living. The police were referred TO
the Bakers union in this city for in
formation concerning Millers relatives.
but they could find no such organization
@ 9 %
The foreer Owens. alias Barnett. alias
Mckeen, alias many other names. who
worked Salt Lake on one of his trips
about the country. has just received a
two-years sentence at San Quentin for
forgery. Owens is wanted in Salt Lake
for forgery and also in Springfield. No.
on similar charges.
Carl Nyberg, the third member of the
band of young burglars who have been
breaking into stands about the city was
OF the gang who are wanted for burglariz-
ing the stand of William Denhalter just
west OF the Cliff house on Third South
street. Albert Cheatam and MILFORD
Haddock have already been arrested and
are in the county jail awaiting a hearing
on Tuesday morning None of the boys
only 10.
8 o @
w. E. Nichols and Heber Mackay were
arrested last evening for indulging in a
hstic engagement on the street They
We're charged with fighting.
9 o &.
Morris Jacobs, the Midget Sandow.
was tried in police court yesterday for IS
sault. He was found guilty and fined SIS
The assault was the result of some
trouble over p slot machine and Jacobs
is alleged to have struck one of the boys
who were engaged in the fuss
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Salt Lake City directory 1898. has been
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March.
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