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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
PLACED MINES Al sklrhlR.
The PyrOleehnisis Preparing fS me Battle q
Manila and Fireworks,

Manager James u. Pricc aud ]. Cum
liffs. the chief pyrotechnlrt 81 Palms
haitie Of Manila and Pyroieohnlc Car.
nlval declared to-day that the nrcwork,
display NJ siitnlr tomorrow cvenins
viii be tho Erandest ever seen on the
cosr, Tor the reason that the entire sur
plus stock viii b. nrod. The coast tour
ends with salt Lake and the supply Of
fireworks hitherto has been In excess
of the requirements; but rather than
rcship the surplus TO New York they
viii all be set on here,
Twenty submarine mines have been
laid IN uho lake and will be firod from
an electric battery ON the big plat
form. From the raft 200 yards away
frum the pavilion. dynamite bombs will
be fred. and the exhibition OF set
pieces win be surprising IN rarity and
number. Among the latter will b. n
portrait % Rear Admiral Geurgr
Dewey, the hero " Manila. "a number
Of notices, inR and fiorai pyroSechnlcs
0f q gorgeous nature
The destruction 81 the Maine and the
hattie % Manila viii b. NJ realistic us
q IN possible 90 make them, and the
entire display should be intensely IN.
ioftFiinE ana fascinating. The frrt cor;
OF presentation OF The untlre display
was very large and the nightly outlay
FOR fireworks amounts 10 a small for
tune
The proilia OF the entire tour 80 10
the national monument fund for the
HEROES " the war This display was
named the Hattie of Manila before any
thing cias ~ tho sort was Invented
ana has no connection whhtHotvor
with anything ~ the Kind given at
saiialr heretofore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

tlon 10 the Senate and now under In
isruc.ious from w. J. Bryan vas cen-
nivlng wNh She Democrats SIR. Dam
nelly advocated q reorganization OF
the p1puilt party on thc ilre nf the
mlddie-1f-th o-roader1. a. Indicted IN
their conference az Omaha last June
and again as Nashville lin, July. The
usual yJmmitiecs % credcntials. res1lu-
lions. rules, order - business and per-
mancnt organization were appointed,
when rsrtni was taken until y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
IN THE FEDERAL COURT,


The demurrer Of Rh'da NJ. Gurnsay
70 the bill Of complaint Of Jacques
Rlchard NJ Henn Soy q, al. was Med
IN the circuit c1ur. tor she district Of
Uiah today.
Plaintiffs In their complaint. which
was Med last June. ailega a violation OF
the trademark law IN that defondan;
was infringing upon their rights by
selling In Salt Lake city an Imitation
Of "HenneSsy's Brandy" and using fac
SMILES Of their trade name. devices una
labels and putting toe deo0cti0n up In
bottles precisely like those used by
piaiu.lns. The pllin.ins further set
out that their article is manufactured
In Cuxnar. France and that ihllf Grade
name and trade max are * the value
q 1000. A writ " injuucilln was
prayed for and an accounting " thc
Income derived from thu violation Of
plaintiffs alleged rights
The demurrer sets oui ihat she sub
jels matter Of the complaint is not
wishln the Jurisdiction nf the Utah
court and that the compillnt II I'M
certain etc.
The same defondlnt aira MED de-
inurrcr 20 fhc complaint q Charles y.
selEcrt 20 al. all of the port % Spain
IN the Island q Trinidad. british Yves,
indies, and the manufacturers 81 what
u known a. "Anra ftura HittCra."
flalfina In the complaint. filed On the
same date. nllege a violation % che
trade mark law. with respect to the
sale or those articles and praying f0r a
wFis OF Injunction % restrain defrndafs
from n further v1ntlnuancn OF the al
legged Violation OF their rights.
The demurrer IL on the same grounds
~ the frst case.
In the case of Rog1nbium. buchanan
company " william \. Mccormick. che
defdndant iilcd an answer today deny
Ing an or thc maicfai allegations OF
pialn;iffs bin % complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
MINOR MENTION.

TITLE Dern, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dcrn. leaves for Chicago this
evening. whore she WI enter tho Chi
oago musical college.
David shand of Manil suffered the
loss last Thursday by IRE of 800
bushels of grain. the steam thrcahcr
being responsible for the blaze.
The Fifth ward choir under the
leadership Of J. v. Salisbury. furnished
the music at the State prison ycster-
day afternoon. while Elder schctticr
addressed the prisoners.
James eearlcs Of this city has n
property IN Arizona from which big
things arc expected In the near future
The mine has big body ~ orc with
native silver In a wire formation.
Joseph O. nywater II the latest can
dldatc out for the lower house on the
Democratic ticket. "JoD'a" friends
say they are not only going TO nomi-
nate him. but see 10 II that hos elected.
The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Frcd.rick Peterson Will be
held In the Second ward meeting houre
tomorrow Tuesday, commencing at .
y. m.
Jack Reeves. the chief clerk % the
traiiic department Of the Oregon shori
Linz LETT this morning for Butte, Mon
thna. 10 attend the meeting OF tho
DemurraEe association. which n held
In that city this week. During his alb
ncncc the AFFAIRS OF the ONCE viii be
looked after by Oryln Morris of tho
same department..
George Dorn Of the Mercur and Ooy-
cr-Aiarlon companies. arrived home
from a trip 10 the East sunday after
noon. Afr. bern visited his old home
In Nebraska and mingled with friends
and acauuintanccs. Hc likewise made
tour % the Omaha Exposition, which
he pronouncca fine. George HayH the
crops Ia Nebraska this year are Ia cx.
ceilcut fhuup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

JoNEs-At Guniock. Aurist e. fsaS
william T.. Jones. AGED II Yeaft I
months and 20 days. lie lived and died
n faithful Lattor-day Saint. In the hope
of a. glorious resurrection.
MOSa.-fn this city. Sept. Q. 1895.
Ohdya Moss. daughter Of J. H. and
Mud M1fa Born March ~. 1891. died
September 8. isas
Funeral services from che Twenty
frat ward meeting house. Wednesday.
September 5sh. at II a. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
InE wOMkNIs pR[ss cLus.
viii Give One Of he last Excursions b Salt
af This Yer.

Tho Uiah woman's Press Club will
give H. nrst annual oriing 20 saholr
on wednesday Of ths week II viii
be one OF the last excursions TO the
lake this year and should be well at
tended. The club members are all well
known. active ana intelligent ladies.
and are scattered over the greater part
u the State. II IL anticipated tins they
viii an come and bring ehelr friends
with them. by - doing they can de-
pend upon having an enjoyable time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Supreme Court Justice Dartoh. Unit.
Cd states District Attorney q o. Whit
iemore. Marshal Miller and Judge Mc-
Ginnis returned today from two
weeks trip TO Fort Duchesne. ThelE
visit was with reference 10 tho ellison.
lie claims. and na rcault Of the aama
injunction proceedings may be COM
menced ere long.
The party enjoyed nne weather, but
once or twice barely escaped the
storms. The washouts In some placea
have been unprecedented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

The ileir swo-year-oid daughter OF
Alr. and Mira. J. y. Moss living al 10
X street. passed. away about \ o'clock
thls morning. after several days severe
runer.nK from spinal msnnlgiila. The
family are pIos,ratfd with Erlrf. and
who abput week ago gave birth 10 a
little daughter. The cline " tn funer1l
Will be amounted later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
CRISP FOOD.
or Hot Mnsh. a Question.

The President Of the American Fine
Art Company OF Milwaukee, a German,
eormrnting on the likes OF his nOun,
trymen In food, states that many do
not care Tor muah or soft cereal food
Tor hreakfhat, tie says the crisp char
aetcr and delicate sweet OF Grape Nuts
have charmed him 80 that he and his
family use them regularly.
No cooking is required ana II one
wants a hot mush, II can be Instantly
prepared by pouring hot milk on
Grape Nuts.
No form Of nouflshment known Il
like Grape-Nuts ana the quick feeling
n being well fed" is one Of the pleas
ures In their use.
uroceTs sell them and they nre made
by the Postum Co.. at Battle Greek.
Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Madrid Sept. s.--Gon. Jaudnos. at In
term governor 90 the Philippines, re-
rlying 70 the governments request for
information 40 10 the true situation Of
Affairs In the nfchlnvlagu. reports that
10 renarurg the establishment OF Span
iah rovcrcignt over the islands would
require permanent army of o0,01)
men. n feet and endless Quantities u
funfofiaiH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
$4,000 OMAHA Ann RETURN. $500
u~,osSsee..,i =, ,,,, and !, 81 ,,so,n

The above rate N the lowest ever
made from Utah points and u arranged
bay at ihc Omaha Exposition, sept.
ifth. You can get thcr easily and
quickly on the Union Pacific. No
change of cars. Dining, Duffet smoking
and Library Cars. Pullman Palace an!
Tourist SlecpnrH; Free Chair Cars and
everything to make your trip a pleas.
ure. Tickets sold and all Arrangements
made at the "Old stand" sQl Main
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
Missionary Farewell,

An entertainment In honor o, Elders
Enstus W. strlngfcllow and calvin
s. nuokwalter viii be given IN the
Third ward meeting house ON the eveu-
inE % September 7ih. Muair. rsciia-
lions. readlngs addresses and rcfrash-
gram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

In consequence Of the funeral OF the
late President wIlford Woodruff oc-
curing on Thursday sept sih. the
salt Lake Temple will be closed dur
Ing that day.
LORENZO Snow. President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
OMAHA AMI RETURN sss.
va
lilo ffaude Ws.tefu HALLWAY.

For night train OF September 10Th.
ana both morning and night trains Of
September nth. the iuo Grande West
crn hallway VIII sell round-trlp tickets
TO omaha for 1890. These trains ear
~ all classes Of equipment OF latest de-
sign and convenience. Cool and delight
ful ride through the Rockies. Magnla.
cent scenery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
Low RATES EAsr


Aug. seth. Omaha and return. iisoo
sept 1. 2. }. Cincinnati and return.
titC0.
Daily rate omnhh ana return. 'iioo.
The Union Pacific IN the most hand
romrly Equipped line In the West;
many hours quickest time 20 all points
East. Dining and Buffct smoking and
Library Cars with no change q oma-
In and Chicago. For further lnfnfma-
chase ~ tickets. call at the "old STAND
No. a0i Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
Attrn ctlveRe freshment.

When you are prtpsrlna TOT con-
pany" ara want shmcnts that are
attractive and dtilgh.ing' you WI NOT
take up any sort " a prepatatlla
which presents HstiL You VIII inaist
on having those things which are o.
standard quality You want that
which adds 81 the taaie ana tAeollense
n wbif ynu prepare. IN other words
you want u. s. biking powder 20 give
20 your rffrerhm MS th1. attractive
ness OF competition. that dclicacy or
taste. which helps the rvcit 90 Pc a
autetrs. A fnll pound can N our U. =.
baking powder f1r % cents, and y "
Just al good a. any and better than
many that sell Tor doubll The price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Special 10 the News"
Mantl Utah. Sept. b.--Aposiie Francis
". Lyman and Edo. jas. H. Anderson
will reach Salt LAX, this evening. The
Kanah stake conference was IN session
Friday afternoon when Apostle Lyman
received the news N Pfcsldcnt Wood
runs death. The start from kanab
was made Friday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

where the digestion II good. and the
general powers OF the system IN a
healthy state. worms can IND no hab,
ltatl0n ia the human body. WHITES
CREAM NERMiFuGE not only 90
airoyA every worm. but eorrccta all de-
Judgements OF tho digestive organs
Price 20 cts.
Y. c. n. 1. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
Ten Thousand visitors.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sept. "a con-
sentative estimate Of the number OF
visitors at the Cheyenne Frontier cele-
hratlon today Il placed az ten thousand
The parade. which embraced nunaio
Blll'a VIVA West show and nontA repre-.
sentlng an OF the business houses In the
city has never befair been approached
here. The weather 10 cool and invlgor-
ntlug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
OOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

The following eases are booked FOR
hearing In the police court tomorrow.
there having been no session today;
Susan Tullldge, John Doe, George Neal,
iaadorc Lcylaud and W. J. I.oyeless.
drunk. X. ]. Farrell, carrying con-
cealed weapons. Louise Dreyfus, Belle
Anderson and Mary Lang<on, pEastl h
tlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

guln,y BY both Sides ana trouble IA
lpoktd Tor. The rivalry Ia GARLAND
fricnls or ihs oprosinr csndii,I-s ~
stationed No every polling place In Car
ANU county FOR the av5wed purrl .
corruption.
The shuseion IN Jefferson over tho
fsace Tor sheriff u such a. 90 cause a
LeeilnE 81 Apprehension and reports
from that county are eagerly nwiiicl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Paris. Sept. b.-Gon. Zurllnden, mill.
tnry governor OF Paris, has accepted
the ministry Of war Ia succession 90 NJ,
Cayairnae. resigned. Gen. Iurlnden
was a member OF tho ltlhot cabinet
which went out OF oiiiee october Is,
1885
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Roses. carnations. &C. Elegant fu-
neral designs ana set pieces on short
notice. Visitors always welcome 60 -
through the green houses.
liuDDAltr FLORAL co.
ga east Second south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

A free and easy oxpefkpration u pro,
duccd by a few doses ~ IiALLAlipf
noREHouND SYRUP. IN all cas-
OF Hoarseneas. Sore Throat, or diiiieui1
OF breathing. Price 20 and 10 cts.
e. q. Al i. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

5000 volumes. all kinds, history,
poetry. fiction. family and teacher,
bibles, stationery, etc. Private fale AZ
day. Auction 1850 y. M, at Is SCUM
Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

si5o. $500 ana sabo shirt Waists f9r
only 75e each, at u. G. NJ l., all ID"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05
City ScaVenger No. 5.

CLOSETS AND cEssPooI.s cLE asd,,nt.
and ali kinds OF sonvenglr work Don" d1rssst
~, thoroughly and ~ iAlI ~ - Ion a. ~
" est South remple stFesA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

HEnBiNE Is well adapted 20 W,
cure OF levers Of all kinds. peehu'a ans
thoroughly clennHes the htomhen ~.
bowels OF all bilious humoIs' uh1 ,dv
pols all impure Bccretions OF INV '''
Price 90 cts.
y. G.. N. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

shirt wais, sale mt Y. g. 81. l., worth
$3.50 20 tab0. for only 15o each al ih''
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

see advantages offered by Salt Laks
Fur Co.'S nd IN this paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Santiago after fast run OF four day.
md thirteen hours Tho Plymouth
iowcd two pontoons from Staplcton.
&. T.. stopping nt Norfolk. Va. for two
others Tho four pontoons were an.
ohorcd IN Santiago hnrbor and the Ply.
mouth returned 10 New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

james Ryan. who lives In jersey
city, was overcome By the heat at his
breakfast table this morning. lils
wife. Ellen. called In n physician. aud
while the doctor was trying 10 restore
k,nn 70 conference.-the became much
aEitntcd. suddenly collapsed and died
Of heart failure. Ryan IL In n criu.
cal condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-05

Robor, Allan rorayihe. Il dead. q,
his home In New York. aged 81 year,
lie was born In Detroit. In carly IN,
he spent several years at sea aud va
afifrward n guide TO General ord. Ia
lived In the west for many years ma
took part In putting down numorouf
indian urriaings. During the clvii war
he was wagon and forage master IN he
Kentucky division Of the general army.
Mrs. Emoiine Dates. or East wc,..
mouth, Mass. has been arrested al
Norwcll, charged with the murder N
her 1i-ycar-oii daughter. L1ifIa y
Bates. whose death under suHpici1us
circumstances occurred al tho homo VI
the .aE.lly On Aug. 10. 1877 Tho hates
sifi os the day " her DEAN was found
sitting IN chair with her clothes
nearly burned from her BODY and a hui.
let wound over her heart. on the table
beside her was found a ititsr ttaiirr
that she would take her can ne. tls
the handwriting has fincg hffa
doubted. Today Il j. stated thlt Geprr'-
anna Bates has confessed that hfr
mother made her write the ltsisf.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
s,co" gre. VILLAGE.

Il $ Smith and wife of Bristol
arrived in town Saturday and are
stopping with Mrs. Many Smith.
Lewis Grant is confined to In,
horsc with rhrurati>m.
Nv. and Mrs. VIII Smith from
Hartford were the guests of Allen
Pinucv over Sunday.
y : Capron and wife and Mrs. |
Bu>hwav were in town the first of
the week.
There WAS Il severe thunder storm
here Thursday morning.
There are. it seems. few deer
left in Plymouth vet. Allen PiunrN
while going to and from Plymouth
Notch one evening Last week saw
nine deer and one fox.
George Gatclv. school bow,
while coas,in@ down CLAW hill near
the school house. was thrown from
his sled against the corner Of Il
building breaking one Of his ribs
and lnjnrlng his spine.
Several couples from this place
attended the dance at IosSclNn's
Friday night.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
Giving His Ort!er,

II want you to write a speech for
me to deliver at the annual banqr
of our lodge said Mr.. Bunting
the man who was engaged in gen.
eral literary work.
Eyes, sir. Any particular instruc-
tionsi"
"Oh. mol | merely respond to the
toast, The Ladies, God Bless En- I
Of course | want the speech very
witty and about ten minutes long
Be sure to begin by saying that, 'ow-
ing to the short notice, | have not
had the time To devote to the
Spouse which the Importance of t
subject naturally demands. ID.
trOit FREQ Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Everett S. Young OF Bennington hang
ed himself from Il curtain pole over two
doors in their nome Saturday. No reason
is assigned for the suicide
Smith, youngest son of Isaac Hatch o,
Lincoln, died last week Friday. GA
Tuesday evening he and some young
companions engaged in wrestling and
Smith was injured internally. lie fen no
Inconvenience at the time, bnt bcclmc III
Wednesday, growing worse until death
came.
Lonis Boudry of waterbury went home
intoxicated Sunday night and attempted
to shoot his wife. He had hearing
Monday ana was fined $50 and costs
DIR. T.. M. Smith of Montpelier seminary
has accepted the presidency ofthc Illinois
Wesleyan university ut Bloomington, Ill.
His resignation at the seminary Will take
effect May %
A runaway was Occasioncd in B2nnln4-
ton on Saturday in n singular way. y
ca. in fit attempted to run up the fore
leg of Il horse in front of the pcra house
block The animal dashed mAdiy up Nj lin
street, but was caught before nydami.c
was done.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
IN THE LIGHT OF DEATH.

Whcn al thc wheels Of life aIc lunuiii5 slow,
And nil The f,,s Of life ave tnllin" low
And !irl;cl..' 10 ~ cad,
Then, in deaths dnwning light We seem to
know
wha, it all ncans-v:hy thinssmu.t halpcn so,
And not as We intend.
] Thought to keep N! ,Nn life GOOD and ialr.
Nov broken, hlotchrl nd ugly, il lies there,
Epl cad lili" map III view.
made the hlois the bluno'gs, everywhere
The bitter disaprOir. Mcnt, IL full shane,
The SORROWS, old and new.
Eut, though fresh failures como with each
flc u day,
Though pain n,rsis; : and will not pass away
Til lite it.,if shall ccasc--
Taught - t!!s Si,anl Of death : keen search
ing ray
ono human life is whole. I've lcarne 10 say
''But of Gods whole, II piece,
Each individual life is not our own.
IT'S in God. building just one little some
Chi>clcd TO lit one place.
CsvioS,--nut cut to shape but left alone.
Useful, if, VIXEN its proper place Is known,
Ii ITS il, by Gods grace!
For through Gods tcrllc ris" ~ noble state
Smooth marble hlociis Of wuntirous weight
And polished pillars tall.
but III, lc are uiNer stones, nut ShlGotn nor
great,
Seeming despiscd-thrown out yet, soon or
late,
Wanted, however small
So, if tho M"scr Luildcr needs in uo
a III oxen fragment only iii 10 lie
4 fragment out of sight,
Still, il his house Il II one-f even h" has chosen
me for This use, all, then | soc
All thought wong Is right.
-(irol Words
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
Strike at Fl rlt lgton.

l.ighty-ivc employees of the
Queen City cotton mill at l}urling-
ton struck Monday morning on ac-
count Of Il reduction in wages, which
was to 90 into effect that day. The
strikers were led by 90 weavers,
who under the old schedule earned
from s. to Sill per week. The re-
duction is from 9 cents "cut' to
7 81, which means about g pc
cent Of their former wages.
The managers of each of the cot.
ton mills say that not II dollar has
been made in the cotton mill business
here for two years and they are run
ming the mills here now largely to
keep the help together, while they
are piling up large quantities of
their product at loss to themselves.
If they continue to do this they must
make reduction in WAGES.
1t is not an organized strike as
none Of the Wcavors are union men.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
Windsor County Gases.

The trial calendar for the Supreme
court winch convened Tuesday con-
tans the following cases from Wind
sor county:
Sheffield Smith VS.. Archibald
Anderson ct al. Troycr. December
term 1896, judgment on verdict that
defendants are not guilty. Exccp-
tons by plaintiff. J. II. Watson for
plaintiff. Pingrcc and Pingrce,
Hunton and Stickncy for defendants.
Fred = Pierce VS.. Ida Pierce.
Divorce. Harvey for plaintiff.
Louise T. Billings VS.. The Metro
politan Life Insurance company as
sumpsit. Butler and Maloney for
plaintiff. Dillingham;, lluse and
Rowland for defendants.
l. + Hawks VS.. town of Chester.
Injury on highway. l. Nj Read for
plaintiff. Fletcher, Waterman
Martin and HIT for defendants
Oscar Hollandcr VS.. II n Clark,
ct al.
State VS.. James Peach. alias
James Jackson. Burglary. Passed
to Supreme court on exceptions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
Probate Business of the Week.

Jan. 5-Danicl f Morgan's es-
tate; comrs report returned.
Caroline S SCOTS estate; Mason
NJ Mills appointed admir-. VIM {
Vaughan and Seneca Winslow
comrs.
Jan. 4-Ly,ia Woods estate !;
trustee settles account.
Ian. 5-Gracc b Farrar, minor,
Sharon; Teresa ] Sherlock appoint
cd guardian.
ian. 6-Charlcs W Bliss estate,
Royalton; will presented for pro-
bate by Henrietta Bliss, exccutriN :;
hearing Jan. %.
Ian. 1-Amasa Bowen's estate !;
license granted admr to sell real es-
tate.
Charlotte Markham, insane; hear
ing had; ordered that she be sup
ported at asylum at expense of state.
Thomas II Woods estate, Nor
witch; Chas J Udall and Frank p
Wheeler of Hartford, apprs and
comrs, Chas III Vaughan, Pomtrct.
admr.
Daniel V Ransom's estate; admr
settles account.
Eycline V Smiths estate: adm,
ordered to settle Jan. 20.
Ian. S-Walter r Smalrs estate.
Hartland; w X Sturtevant admr,
MF Morrison and Q H Woodward
apprs and comrs.