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VOLUNTEER REcEPrIoY.

There viii he a musical program ana
n banquet I'm tho Nineteenth ward
meeting house tomorrow evening ln
honor " tho following volunteer, who
lot the wand at their couuty'B call.
via Elmer q, Thomas, Nelson n. Mar.
gctts, Harold ~. Slater, willard N.
Furnea. Ralph Conctt, Glen iirnzUu.
Carl T.. Saudbcrg, Fred I. llonzpu,
Frank j. silver Roy Hodges. VIM. o.
g. Drake, Phillip tAlolgh, Louie WUltE.
Sidney Hooper Thomas slater lurtnn
g. Morris tdUcouHcdl, John j, YOUNG
OJlllcd IA uCtluu), and VIM. Clark. tn
exercises are free ana VIII commence
NJ $3.50 .hurn.
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LAND ENTRIES

August 2s-orlrIual homestead, jay
w. uunyon. 90 acres. section %. town-
chip 2 south range o east
August gl-Gc0rue Ray. 20 acres. r"C-
ton o.. township north. range 10 east
August 90 Thomas w. ltlrkmuu, 100
acres. township no south. range east.
Aug. ge-Aifred a. Rudy. 40 acres.
roctlon 3g. township ! south. range Z
tHHf
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"Estorhnzy was sort Of special pri-
eouor. He retained his liberty not be-
causo he was under the protection Of
the general stan. but because Gen.
Sausaler go ordered IT,"
NJ Labor remarked that Gen. Saus-
flcr acted in this manner because he
had been deceived by the headquarters.
stan IN regard 90 Estorhazy adding,
THAT ~ point which " very import
ant to emphasize" Great aensntlon).
The general admitted there were two
interviews between de clam and NJ.
Tozenas after which witness said he
ordered them 10 stop.
Gen, De Bulgdeffre at this point took
the occasion to re-defend himself.
Il ask leave" he said, "only TO tell
the court that l give the most absolute
contradiction 10 Esterhazy'a evidence"
Then, turning 10 counsel tho general
added, III | were not here as q witness
| would ask permission to say In rec
gard TO these falsehoods that I dosplse
them and Tcpcl them with the scorn
they deserve" (grrut sensation.
The evidence Of Mile. Pays the friend
NJ Esterhazy given before the court Of
cessation was then read by the clerk
N the court, as the witness did not APP
pear when her name was called.
Gen, Lebolln de Dionne governor of
the military college then testified 10
Drcyfls character az college. The
prisoner he said displayed great intelll-
gence but had a depl0rablo temper.
lie recalled a remark OF Dreyfus that
the people OF Alsace- Lorraine would be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
SUIT FOR DlyORCE.


A suit Tor divorce was nlrl On the
Third district court today by Benjamin
Londonderry, from hlB wife. AdIlo Lob
bouhvrF,
Tho plaintiff complains and ullcFra'
First that tho plaintiff and defendant
intCrm1rr.ai roo Salt IlE. Cuy. oct o..
1897. ana that uu Ur nh0ut the 3rd dly
OF July lNNs. tHH HIl defendant Ilaa
Regarding Oh. sH'.muIty of her mar
riurr VOW WI'm|N and without cause
deserted and abandoned tho r'uIuuu.
aud huT over HIu"H poo continued
WHEREOF. fH# piUiUUI demands
Judgment tHUt the bonds OF muuI-
mouy h.'N..u himself and defendant
be- Dissolved
plaluun
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POLICE NEWS.

Oiiiccr Pack yesterday picked M n
rod morocco purse containing three bag
sage checks, together with some papers.
The police have troubles ~ their own.
nH the following letter received nt head
ton, VIII testify:
II do wish you would be- kind enough
90 attend 10 those chickens. I reported
Co you in person once before. You
promised 10 attend 10 them. but they
ore nilll bDtheriur me as bad as over.
Hoping you VIII attend 10 this at once
VERY respectfully,
"Aiits, pU uOtsE
'12iI W. SIS"
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CASTLE DALE SUICIDE.
Mrs. j. A. Jennings Shoots Herself
Through the Heart.


News comes from castle Dale Of tho
death by suicide of Mrs. Jennings, wife
OF j. a. Jennings OF bingham. The
dependent lady accomplished her pur-
pose by shooting herself through tho
heart while IN O. lonely place about a
milo south of Castle Dale. whore sha
was found by "a woman who was drive
Ing past when her horse became fright
cuod. The father or tho deceased was
npprlaed OF the CHASTITY ind and he
with some urlghhurl conveyed tho rr-
mains OF the unfortunate woman tl bic
home, The causes leading Go tho lu-
mrutuhlv occurrence o. nHgrbyl 90 "a
Mlamntgd marriage and poor health.
Tho deceased was born On oklahoma
about % years ago, ana about HlN years
later 10 company with her parents
moved to Utah.
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uomrsrrksrs Mecca star valley Cores,
pondrut Indulges In somp Poetry.

pondrut tndulge, In Some Poetry,
Special Correspondence.
Home stolprss
sitting by the wayslda wondering what
90 do
Unsettled perhaps and homeless. Don't
know which way TO 10.
From hand 60 mouth are iDbbug, get
ting what they can
Getting perhaps enough 10 eat. Il de-
ponds upon the man,
Many i0hbrrs homeless In debt wher-
Ger thUy go
Mon always have ana always Will reap
Just what thuy SOW.
But broad enough and big enough God
has made the earth
For the temporal salvation OF every
man % worth,
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..,... s,iN pErABTMENL gtIlcL or
I'M SECRETARY, MAslllNuIoN' ", -
July 2n, isu- sealed proposals. VII W. ~.
colNod nc tho Treasury Department Na.N
ingtou, n. g., until two o'clock, p M, lhul
day September z isn, for the pur' nA ~. "
the property belonging 20 the uuitcl ~, y
In tho City Of salt Lake, Utah, brlng ,l Y.
lot three IN and part ~ Lot four NJ ln hl,,H
hfty-twntag, plnt ~, Salt Lukotlty 7ufN1'
sail lake County, Utah Territory cnnlA' ~,
Ing 2iI sluaro rods, elA .quhru te,l, t.,lti ~
less and known MS the Industrial 'hi W.
Home including all improvements hpp.gil,
tpuuncrs, nNturus ptc., belonging lu.'.t,I
luil Information may be- ohtulngl upn "F
plicatou 20 the Secretary Of the ifuAAuig Al
Each bidder must submit Win MS pI"ln,,t
q certified check IN tho sum NJ ave VT Sv.,
~ his proposal as u guarantee nt fnnn ,H,tt,,
iidders must state what prgporll1n ~ wv,
purchase price viii be- pnid down ehH W't',
cate their WISHES ~ "a the uilnner or h'N.it,s
deferred payments, which dptcIrvh l.l I... ',
shall bear interest AZ the rate OF tour pN' ''"'
ppr Lunum payable semi-nnuuhllN. .t ali
The right II reserved ~ rrlc0t any WY 80
bids or "a waive lnformnlltins or dglcl9 ~. ~, ,i
bid should Il be deemed In tho lalul''t "' '''
Government 20 do 80, ...ruaI
Zach proposal must he sealed mg4tssit
"prOposal f1r Purchase Of lndustrlhl IA
tinn Home building, salt Lake utAh "H'
addressed and mailed 90
L. y, GAGE, l,-.s,,.y
Secretary OF tho lfes-Ai'
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". Labor said no was greatly sur
prlsed that Du Patty de clam had sent
EsterhnEy documents OF which the
former only ought TO have had official
Cuguizaucc, pld Gen. Gonse approve
OF dc CLAIMS uctlon2 Did he defend
tho Vaccinations Of de- Clam
Con. GonHc-Noyer. Du Patty de
clam was heidHtrOng and CNCitahle.
NJ. lAhOri-liut Gen. GonHe inflated
certain steps. We're there not confor-
cncga at which there were discussions
a. 70 what was 20 be done Tor Estor-
hnzy.
Gen. Gouso-Thoro were no such con-
fcrcnceH. IL ln absolutely untrue. These
tales ARE always being repeated. / do
not accept the inslnuations.
NJ. Lthorl-rhorc are no lnalnuatlons
We are talking OF statements made by
Du Patty de clam.
Gen, Gonsc-I was not referring to
you.
After THE. NJ Lnbori said he dc.
rlrCd 10 know " Gen. Gonse did not
consider himself In some measure re-
Hponslble for the proceedings Of Du
Patty de Clam, Tho general replied
IN the negative and added that he was
conscious that he had always dono HE
duty.
The witness admitted. however. that
pu Patty de Clam was not altogether
Innocent Of a share In tho appearance
Of the Dix" article, which appeared
In tho Llbrc Parole, ana gave tho pub
lie the first Information regarding the
character Of the secret doaslcr ana the
iutrlgues against Col. plcquart. When
Gen, G0nsc was asked what he thought
~ Du Patty de CLAIMS interviews with
Multrc 1ezeuus. EHterhnzy's counsel,
Gen, Gonte replied:
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II considered him 90 be a comprom-
lHiug person." said the witness, and
was not wrong. N EstOrhnzy was per-
mlttol 60 80 free at the limo OF the
judicial Inquiry. u was by order Of Gen.
Sauasl"r, who would not accept the nd-
vice NJ the general stan, nor % the
officers under him. however hiEh their
rank. II was Mai. Du Patty de clam
alone who compromised the entire
heudquartcrs' STAN BY his imprudence.
tSouHAtlunl.
III now say 10 for the FIRST time. Il
N because tho ease against de Clam
has been dismissed. I could not have
spoken earlier without seeming to ac-
cuac a prisoner"
The general then attempted 60 cx-
plain the Intervention uf the head
quarters stan In the choice uf Ester
hays witness at the time OF his prose-
cutlOn hy Col. plcqunrt Avn aid he.
the Witness, was convinced de clam
was only connected with the late Lieut..
Col Henry and not with Estcrhazy.
In conclusion Gen. GonHe haid;
col Henry, l regret 10 have TO
speak Of the dead. was greatly In tho
wrong In sending Grlhclln to the Mont
SOuriH Interview. Gribelln would not
have been there II had known H. but
| had not been told"
NJ. Labor neNt asked that tho dosslor
~ the Tuyornier Inquiry ON Du Patty do
Clam should be produced. whercupOn
the government cOmmlasury said:
II ask that the request be- refused"
Replying TO counsel, thClcommissary
said he hoped dc Clam would be able
10 appear In a fcw days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23
MdRGAN RICHARDS.
State Auditor.


state Auditor Richards also made a
discovery 81 irregularities In certain
county reports. and hae called upon
one county TO furnish the resolution "
the county commissioners liking the
salary OF the attorney. the treasurer,
and the assefsor In that county
by eec. 1919 Of the Revised Statutea
Of Utah. II Ia provided, among other
things that tho county treasurer and
the county auditor OF each county shall
prepare. IN duplicate. quarterly state
ments Of all warrants drawn for the
salaries OF the county attorney, the
county treasurer, and the county as
ses.or. one Of said statements shall
be transmitted Go the state auditor
who shall. uuloss he finds the state
ment Incorrect, draw his warrant IN
favor OF the county treasurer upon the
state treasurer Tor onc-hnlf OF the
whole amount ~ the Halarica shown In
the statement
py gec. gOjI 81 the statutes. the max
imum salaries are fixed Tor all county
oilccre. the counties being classified IN
to fifteen classes. according To the as
sessed valuation Of the property there
The recent etatutc creates seven dis
trict attorucyH covering the whole
state. four ~ them now uru acting
and the others will be elected In No
yembcr. 1890. - that. after Jan. y,
1901 tho state win not be called upon
60 reimburse the counties for onc-hnlf
of the amount paid to their respective
county attorneys. but VIII continue TO
reimburse for the onc-hnlt paid 10 the
assessors and trcasurora.
MIR. Richards has discovered that In
some Instances the expenses Of these
officers have been Included ne part of
their salary. and the state has paid
hnlf the amount. which has been In oil
casas below the MAXIMUM allowed by
law. In uuch case the state " en-
titled 10 any money paid 60 thee" OH
csrs aver and above their actual sall-
rlca. as fixed by the respective county
boards: and steps viii be taken In such
cnsea To recover from the counties such
pnymonts hitherto made.
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Gen. Gonsc said he desired 20 reply
20 Estcrhuzya statements, During tho
course OF his observations. the general
said Estcrhazy'H allegation that he was
the right hand man Of the general STAN
was absolutely false
The Mont s0ufis interview, Gon1u
continued. occurred In July, is1s
"uut" he added, "nu Mai bu Patty
do clam md Lieut. Henry loft Gen.
DE Hoisdotfro In the dark In regard to
the movements Il was only by chance
4 heard uf Il from ". Grlbolln.
Anonymous letters received In Octo-
Der. 1897, announced that campaign
was being organized against Esterhazy.
II was proposed TO send Estcrhuzy an
anonymous letter telling him to keep
quiet and do nothing. but the minister
u war refused to sanction IL
The general positively maintained
that Eatcrhnzy was never instructed In
regard to what he should say nt tho
Inquiry conducted rs Gen. PelliouN.
and. GonHe added. the assertions ~ Es-
tcrhazy on this subject were utterly
devoid " truth.
Gen. gunsc proceeded 20 refer 10 his
avoidance Of Esturhnzy during tho
lola trial
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The prisoner referring to IA, ..,t.....
nuong mentioned by den. De Digug'
vNplalned that during hla first ye1r \,
W hnHlaty college De- attained yars
hlgh marks that the Haconi yesr
almost held hts place. when he a1tsd
ne heard that a member " tbs ~
ulnlnlnE board had declared ut a b8lrI
meeting that without knowing mo rr'
plA ne put mark o opposite the ma,
or ptcyiuH simply because thoy IN
nor want jew ON the head1unrtD...
tlam The prisoner thought maj hi,
protest against this would thar,f.-.,
he rcndily Understood
heghfding his alleged romarka aiUHt
Alaace- Lorraine, Droyfua declared tbsi
me statement was the very opposite N
his real sentiments.
~; Lanquay. q mining ongInrer ~
ioulpgne, who told the court oh aar...
ton that he hnd seen Drpvnia ot urt..
de-. '''''"'
The court adjourned for the day al,
Nii0 n. M. OF"
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ORE M pULLIOY REPORrs.

Following are today's ore and bullion
receipts a. reported by tho Institutions
below Indicated.
nAMBEHGER a MMILLAN.
Bullion 10000 90. 90. ,..,,.,,,,,.{i,el0
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Bartholomcw's Horses stm show a,
Lagoon every day.
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ihu loss M Alhl worth ~ iew0lry that
she claimed had ben takcu from her
bureau drawer. This morning while
huuHn-cloanInE. the missing iowolry was
discovered Ia Hhou box beneath the
bureau whore Mrs. Wilson had placed
There were four DRINKS 20 face Judge
Tlmmuny In tho police court this uftor-
noon; three detected looking jewellers
and one woman.
Mrs. BIRD managed 10 change her
name since her last appearance on tho
brnch today she figured on the charge
sheet under the sunny coEnomen Of
Charged with being drunk"
'bhi / am Hu Sick murmurOd tho
Bucohulnuliln doyotoe in dulopt tones.
You were here a few days ago3"
Yes, I am sorry
so am I, % said the court no he adj
justod his glasses. 80 or three days"
carl Peterson husky Cplorldonn.
with o. ditto voice, said he was "a
stranger 49, town aud had come iu %
sec utah'a heroes, also tho salt Palace,
u celebrated, Judge, and I suppose
well. next time you come In on a
special don't 500 so full. You can So"
Tom LOWS drunk"
'llpw dli ~ hupp0n9"
81 came in from Klmu1 and I sup
| pose ] drank Too much, but ! haven't
| boon arrested Cor Four years"
That's e pretty good record, Tom:
you can Fu if you promise not 90 come
back Tor another four"
''rhnnl,H."
"Gnh W. LcaH"
; Never appeared IN court before.
Judge"
Positively your fret appearance.
! OH We'll let % Doe your last md ln fu-
turu take your drinks further apart"
Thrn $50 iu fines from the spartlvo
element was declared forfeited
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The, The moving pictures at saltalr every
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Inks"
lly gallon. quart or pint. for Office ug,
News. books, stationery. legal hiautt
o. .. HAMMEi.
u West Second South Street.
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State Auditor Says He Cannot Pay
the 5000 Voted by Legislature,
HE FINDS IRREGULARITIES.
County omcisis' Expenses wrongly
Included In salaries Paid by state
The Law on the subject

Tho State auditor haa refused to pay
tho claim Of Hon. a. Milton Musscr Tor
$500. Appropriated 10 him by tho iast
Legislature. on the grounds; % That
the claim had not been acted upon by
the State board u examiners; 90 that
the Legislature had no right 10 app
proprlntc money upon a claim ogiiust
tho state. without the action u the
state board OF examiners
Mr. Mussor says that HE claim was
presented TO tho board of examiners
on March Z. 1899. ana that Gov. Wells.
chairman. advised hll TO 40 directly
TO the Legislature with H. which he did.
Ills claim was Tor services rendered as
nsh commissioner In Territorial times.
Mr. Richards says the claim of Mr..
Musscr presented before the board u
examiners was for gi2sso, which was
allowed. and $500. which was not all
lowed. and that the 500 claim was
never presented.
Mr. Munsor has sent q letter 10 tho
auditor. settling forth the grounds %
HE claim. Following Is the auditors
reply:
salt Lake city. Aug -, 1922.
Hon. A. Milton Musser Ex-Flah and
Game Commissioner. Utah;
Dear Slr-lierchy IL acknowledged
the receipt OF yours OF tho 22nd inst.
touching my refusal 10 draw "a warrant
against the appropriation of $500 by tho
last Legislature TO you for planting
hsh IN the waters OF the State DURING
the Territorial period. which communi-
cation has been carefully pyruaoi. and
further examination had into the cou-
ditlona surrounding the ease. with tho
result that I am still unable 10 nni
legal grounds Tor issuing the warrant
aa requested.
From the first we viewed the appro-
prlationa TO the counties on account ~
criminal prosecutions 90 which you call
my attention, uH quite different from
your own. a. those could not be- clndsed
under the caption Of claims, there be-
Ing no foundation Of right or expect.
ance. hut were the asking fo~ nuslHt.
nncc from the Legislature and We had
serious doubts us 10 the tcnability %
the stand taken against them IN the
event that u writ ~ mandate should be
sued FOR len the courts,
The only recourse lett you. outside
~ the courts. IN my poor judgment.
though. must rect on the good VIII NJ
some future Legislature. and that. too.
after your claim has been acted upon
by the state board Of examiners.
Yours truly, .
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BASEBALL LAUOoN.
Sunday. Aug. 21th. Utah Volunteer,
We q. =. L., t'i5 y. m.
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whether I'm 1894 Esterha1y csld have
obtained secret documents relating to
new Inventions. 10 which Inquiry the
witness replied In the negative The
major added that during this Interview
picquart said he spoke In behalf Of
the minister Of war The witness adj
ded
"Col. picquart's manner IN spceklng
of EsterhaEy lcft me 40 little doubt
that proofs ~ Esterhnzy's guilt existed
that I asked u he had been arrested
or was about 10 be taken into custody.
Col picquart replied that he had not
yet obtained positive proof but had
the Eravcst prcsumptions."
PIcouART JUMPED UP.
Here Col Plcauart jumped up and
denied mentioning the espionage 10
Mai Lcrpnd or that he spoke In behalf
OF the minister Of war. But the major
adhered 90 his statements, and asserted
that plcquart's memory was playing
him false.
AZ this juncturc. Col. Jounust an.
nounccd that u was Eaterhnzy'a turn
20 speak. but that as he was not pros
ont. the evidence which he gave before
the court Of cessation would Do read.
The clerk Of the court accordingly read
80 an inattontivc audience EHtcrhnzy' =
deposition. as published In April last.
The reading Of Estorhnzy's deposition
occupied an hour. during which the au-
dlcnce devoted most Of IT, attention TO
~. I.nbori whose appearance denoted
no dimlnutlon Of energy. The pullor,
which was noticeable In his face yoa-
tcrday. WIS replaced BY rudy glow,
though there were signs that he was
suffering occnHionnl oNcruclutlng
tWiuEa.
After a brief adjournment, NJ. Labori
asked that the three letters addressed
10 the president OF tho republic should
be read.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-11
criers' of Courts Fees.

1t is customary when lawyer is ad-
mitted to the Court of Appeals to hand
over to the crier fee. The crier holds
the Bible while the clerk or his deputy
administers the oarth. About fifteen new
lawyers are to be admitted shortly. and
naturally Crier Wilmington is financially
concerned. In the Supreme Court OF
the United States the regular fee is $40.
In the Court of Appeals and the Circuit
Court S. fee is accepted without COM
plant. An Eastern Shore lawyer once
gave the crier $40 as fee. The crier
mentioned the circumstances to Mr.. J.
Shaaff Stockett, who was then court re-
porter. Mr.. Stockett advised that S. be
returned, which was done. adding: "That
is the usual fee. II the gentleman volun-
tarily offers the whole amount after the
explanation, then take it." The lawyer
received his S., thanked Mr.. Whiting
ton for his honesty and bid him good-by.