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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

tinVrfcnlip q W. Inc SNOW eNrly
transfer. liens and judgments, IN nnv
property 10 Utah county. Write them
at Provo. Utah."
U. S. patent issued To John p Jones
for the sw / Of NV / Of sec II. Up :,
3. containing 40 acres was filed for rec
urd Monday. The land is situated
near Spanish Fork.
NJ. NJ. Warner, S. r, Thurman, S. A.
King and j. W. N. Whilrcoiion went
to HeheI Sunday ON legal hnsinuss CON
necled with the present term Of court
Ia Wasatch county.
Fred Klrkwood came home to Provo
Sunday from Mt. Peasant, where he
has h.en for several weeks. and will
remain here. lie says TIE Gardsn City
Is 4 cd enough for him.
The 1.-TWO Macs" Mcbride and Nc.
Graw have entered into Il lsw partne' :
ship To prariic' IN Justices courts and
handle collections. So card on another
page M Ilish allowed 10 be spoken
~ their otfice.
In the bicycle races al Caldei's Park,
Salt Lake CITY, last Sunday, VIM
Samnelson OF Prnvo came cut winner
ia ne half mile ama'eur aud one mlie
amateur handicap, thus proving him-
sell u be a very last man
The zenith anniversary of the marri'
4 age Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph CheaveI
was celebrated at their home Monday
evening. Az enjoyable time was had
Extended mention Will be made IL
Saturdays society column,
! Dr.. G. e Robson, assisted by Drs
Pike aud Allen. performed an oper .
,Inu ye.trrdiy Tor appendiclti. 'pon
Master Archie Lcasist Of kaposh. In
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
What I hey 10 with Them.

A southern man who recently 70.
turned home after a visit 10 Boston
said 10 neighbcr. You know these
here liule round white heansY' The
other admitted mt he did. 1--WE feed
'em Ia husses down our way "Yss. y
Wen. sir. up to Boston they take them
beans, boil 'cm Tor three or four hours,
slsp q LITTLE SOW belly AN some molassea
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
provo CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORH0OD.

Smoke Provo cigars aud build up
-FOUR own tuwn.
Senator A J. Evans was IN Provo
Saturday aid Sunday.
N. @. Larsen wa over from Spring
willie TO spend Sunday.
Jos. Z. Page came over fro II p yson
on legal business Monday.
Ladlrs' line Waist Shirts at ouc aud
75c AZ Barrett & McKsndrlcks.
HNCu paid for whe,t at the Prove
LASIl Roller Mills, opp. depot.
Bibles large or small) Rebound good.
#. +. Crouch, opp. pnsIoiiice. Provo.
Jesse Knight Is in Salt Lake this
week IN service on the Federal Jury.
To Geneva aud return 25 cents via
II. G w. Tickets on sale every dry.
Earl 3. Allen l. goiup to deal In ice
this summer Bay your ice Of Enrl
John Il. Field went down Ia S npeie
county to Ioog after mining Interests.
Maisukits cignrs are n perfect
smoker. long Havana filler, only 8 CTS.
OLE e llnpso,. cashier of the LrhI
bank, was in Provo on business Mon.
day.
Geo. Il. Howe carries n full supply NJ
fishing tackle. baseballs and sporting
goods.
G. +. Decker reports Utah straw
hefries coming in this week very pen-
tifuIly.
Mrs. w. II. King has been In Provo
several days this week Wishing Mrs. ID.
ID. Hour.
Go to Il. Titus under Speckar,'s meat
market fnr shorL-order neals--his spec
claliy.*0l
To Castillo Springs and return so
cents via X. q. w. TcKels On sale
every day.
A new device 10 the shape of an au.
tomato inkslaud Getouv ut the SKei-
ton company.
The DEMOCRAT man Is frequent
vI-i,or az Barrett Il McKendr,cA's aud
thcie ARE others.
Pay rolls .uI,able 10: any business
especially mining corporatIons--at the
6kcIIon company.
Cheapest 1shng tackle IN town can
be found al Barret Il McKendrick's-
and II Is selling fast.
Stock certificates. ledpers, journals
any legal blank or uiiice accessory al
the Skellon company.
G. K. Loose left for New York Sun
day morning on business connected
with big mining deal.
Judge J. &c. booth and Stenographer
monty" Roberts left Sunday mora
ing to upeu court IN Iieber.
Lester Taylor. the well.known Moab
stock man. was in Provo last. Saturday
evening and Sunday on business.
r. G. Watkins went TO Mapeton
Monday u look after operations on
the new school house at that place.
A. NJ. Howard. claim agent Of the
Rio Graude Western railway, was In
Provo IN comp,ny business Monday.
w. j. Rdd. travelling passenger
ageut VI The iiio Grnnia Western wa'
10 Provo Monday on company business
Eco. e. Howe OF Provo Is worlc
beuer ON bicycle bargains. He ms
iuIl line Of ladies'. gents aud boys
whuels.
Fresh tron, Utah HACK hiss, straw
berries. new vsksla ,lr- aad all 81 TN
del eacie- OF tho season at Geo. e
liose's q ocery store.
A. ). Vance. travelling solicitor
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co. came IN from sall Lake Monda.
4, seik ailes new phone subscribers.
NJ. NJ Warner returned from Hebe
last evening. lie reports that AL III
civ j,rs cnsss aud twocrrmloal care
were 4 ,nlinned. Tnree criminal ease
Gre 10 b. srisa khh week and COM
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

and other truck ia With 'em. an what
do you suppose they do with 'ems"
Gosh, | do no." "Well. sir,v said
The Grst speaker. sen'erilousIy. I'm
id IL they don't eat EN- Elk.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
MARKET REPORT.
FURNISHED by Provo Meat Co.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District, Of the State OF Utah, sitting in and for
Utah County
John 7. Morgan, plaintiff,
Va. o
John Brash and Lydia Brash, 9uinmons'
defendants.
The State OF Utah TO the said defendants -
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service OF this summons
upon you. II served within the county in which
this action Ii brought otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the above en-
titled action and ia case of your failure 80 TO
do, iuc gment will be rendered against YOU ac-
cordlng TO the demand OF the complaint, OF
which copy is herewith served upon you.
WILLIAM, nFER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p. address: Spanish Fork City, County OF
Utah, State OF Utah
First publication June IL. 1890
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Uncle William. you go and
yoke up them two oxen In the best
buggy; I'm guin' to town.
William But, dad, what are you ".
going TO drive them fcr' They ain'i
done notl,in' but plough for three
years.
Uncle Josh-Never you mind abnut
that; you go ana hhch 'em up. ! may
he ftOm The country, but Im up Ia
date, and II horseleSs carriages is the
style. your Uncle Joshua Btkins ain'l
gnin' to br the last ter ride Ia his aut.
ermobile. --Ex.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
OFFICIAL DlREc TORY.

District Iudge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, Georgs Havcrsamp.
Court 8 tenographer. Mont Roberts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

The Maid--I found a four-leaved
clover this morning There Is mn old
81, ing that the finder will lie married
" II hin year.
The Bicheirr--lndeed. was under
The impr ssion that the finding OF n
four lravrd clover was AN omen of
good luck. --Chicngo News.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

Might Have Been Worse Mrs.
AnTnhsms Acb. beavensl Lerdlp
Shakry cas- shust swallowed der giraffe
uul Of hees Nuahs Arki
Mr.. Abrnhams--vell tank Cod IL
wasn't der pig.-Puck.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District, OF the State OF Utah, sitting In and for
Utah County.
VIZ. Summons.
Riley II. Call. defendant.
The State OF Utah TO the said defendant
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after the service OF this summons
upon you. II served within the county In which
this action is brough., otherwise. within thirty
days after service, and defend the above enii-
tied action; and In case OF your failure 10 do.
judgment will be rendered against ou accord
Ing to the demand OF the complaint. OF which a
copy OF said compliant is herewith served upon
you.
WILLIAM GREER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
rostofiice address, Spanish Fork City, Utah
County, State OF Utah.
First publication June IA. 1907
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14
wit md IInmor.

Before hoy can run on nm errand
he has TO have tine To- hunt up The
nrlghbors' bows 10 go with him.
Atchison Globe.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-06-14

DIV.
Mrs Ell Sp,rks. jr. Of N phi Is
visiting fr,eud- IT. Provo
Inhu Henry smith sid wife were n
Provo Monday evening"
J. J. Mercer Is over from America
Fark on usin,ss today.
Attorney ID. d. Ilou'zis In American
Fork today on ley business.
Dr.. 5. II. Allan was cllle to E Try
Sunday on professional business.
Senator A. o. Snoot went 10 Salt
Lake yesterday IN mimi I business.
County Attorney Jacob Evans Is IN
Springvlis lodny on county business.
WIN. Prbb,rt hr b'er over from
Bri ,han writing hi4 family this week
Cny Attorney WIN Greer OF Spanish
Frk and son wee IN town on business
yestrrd y.
w fFkTft w iFdi'i VI ~ ~ -
II tch oi Hrber Is very i'll with spinal
meningitis.
The County Commissioners will bn
Ia ses>ion nj this week as - Board Of
Equal cation.
DR.. @. A. Robson was called TO
Fillmore Monday evening Oh prOfes
SIGNAL u,ines-.
Manager Bacon OF the Provo Fec ric
Ligh, company went to Ogden y"ster
Day on business.
Sheriff Storr- and Deputy Klowlden
left this morning for Uihlah cJunty IN
crimina business.
Grand ball game at SILT Lak' Sun
day. Excursion via X. @. w. Fare
fur round nip Si.25.
Don't miss seeing the Georgia Mir
str-.s NJ Tie pinyo opera house next
Wednesday ev' Mug.
Geo A. smith, receiver Of the Uni ed
Sia'es Lapi rfIlcr at salt Lake. was IN
Provo on business Monday
Tom Fowler returned last evening
from IN extended prospecting rip la
Colorado. liz reports fair success.
Tom SchniIeld went TO Nrphi for
visit Thursday evening liz viii OK
Tend hisirip 10 Willard county on cat
lie huyiun business.
Hear The Celebrated British Guards
ban.i ut Sallair beach sunday. June IL
Specie, cx ur>iun ~ Salt Like via X.
g, w. Roand trio rate only 81 20.
Fishing tackle. Autom,tic Blue
fam. stoves, ice cream frrrzrrs and
other hot weather goods can be had
al the Provo Hardware & Iron com
pany.
win Strong has resigned his position
M clerk ior Geo. Il Howe 10 accept u
place with the Wells. Fargo & On. ex
press He Is succeeded by Hyrum
Ma isen.
Editor Cltve Of the Enquirer vent tn
Salt Lake Mnnday To hb'r for the
r.juyena,inn ~ The G O z. His place
on the 'old thing" VAS held by Marin
Us Jensen.
Thos. Massey. who has been visiting
In Provo for the last three weeks. lrft
for r,mic yesterday evening to accept
n situation with the Little Chief Alin.
ing company.
The Deseret News of yesterday even
ING rep ,rts tna issuance of ~ marriage
license To Rch,rd Prince. age 81. OF
Sandy aud Any Loader, aged 10, Of
Pleasant Grove.
There Is no offender OF the law or
tran-gressor 81 breachy as To escape
The Sksuon c"mpsny's legal blanks
They ara revised TO date and used by
all live attorneys.
Have your abstracts prepared by
Uav.rcnlnp & Co The show every
,funster. liens and judgments, IN my
property 10 Utah county. Write then
at Prove. Utah, *25
U. S. patent issued To John p Jones
for the sw / Of NV I Of sec. II. tp -,
3. containing 80 acres was filed for rec
urd Monday. The laud is situate'
near Spanish Fork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
Branded d Little Girl.

New Haven, Conn.,, June 5.-Mary
Blu mar, five years old, daughter CT
Reuben Burman, is in g serious condi-
tion as the result of an assault which
cost her, tenn porsrily at least, her rea
son, and has manned her for life.
Across the child's back are three long
stripes, branded by red hot iron. The
work was done, the girl said,b Edward
Sedow, IA years old, and boy named
Kali. In front of Sedow's house the
bows threw their arms around her. and
Kali held her while Sedow ran into
the house. He reappeared with hot
iron, tore the girls dress across the
back and laid the glowing iron on her
flesh three times, inficting brands
which she will carry through life: Her
shrieks and struggles made 1t impos-
sible for the boys to burn her any more
and she broke from their grasp. A
crowd of her companions ran toward
her and the boys disappeared. The
girls parents consulted the city at
torney last night. Mary was then able
to give moro coherent account of the
affair, aud warrant was Issued for the
arrest of Sedow, but he could not be
found. Kali is wanted as witness, al
though charge is likely to be made
against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
DENOUNCED GEN. MILES.

Col. John w. Akin, known through.
out the south for his brilliant legal tai
ent, at Atlanta Ga, on Saturday, de-
livered before the society of the Daught'
ers of the American Revolution the fol-.
lowing bitter denunciation of General
Nelson A. Miles, in reference to his
connection with Jefferson Davie:
"Fanaticisrd demanded victim, but
even fanaticism blushed when the dun
geon keeper, Nelson Miles. sent his
brawuy blacksmith and four burly
troopers to the dungeon to throw down
upon the stone floor this feeble old gen
tlemau, and rivet the shackles upon his
ankles and his wrists and load him
down with chains. This british jailor
has since become our ranking general.
Official favoritism made him so. sus-
pect that his cruelty to Jefferson Davis
helped him to wear the generals uni
form, for Jefferson Davis was the rep.
resentative of the southern people;
and there have been many, alas, there
are still some, who delight in anything
which humiliates or wounds the south.
"This ruffianly prison keeper has
lately pleaded official orders as his ex-
cuse for this barbarity. He is beginning,
perhaps, to read the verdict which
humanity and Christianity pronounce
upon hls Geed. But the records are
made aud they shoE tits excuse is
false. 1t was in thelhollow heart of Hell
son Miles, the Incompetent coxcomb and
u,endacious falsfer, that was conceived
this dirty snd inhuman cruelty. Gen.
Eagan exhausted tho vocabulary of
epithets in describing and denouncing
Gen. Miles. His words were too foul
for official records; but if they were not
(ust vhet Gen. Miles deserves, it is be-
cause the language Of the gutter has
no words foul enough to appropriately
describe the heart and nature OF Nelson
A.. Miles"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
ATTACK ONLOUBEr.

President Loubet was the victim OF q
hostile demonstration and personal
assault at the Auteuil race.course in
Paris yesterday afternoon. He arrived
at the course at o'clock to see the
Grand Sleeplechase de Paris, and was
greeted with cries of Panama" "a bias
Loubet," and hooting and Kissing from
section of the crowd which was led
by number of aristocrats. One of the
rngleaders in the disgTaceful scene,
Baron Christisni, made his way to the
presidential tribune and attempted to
strike President Loubet with his cane.
Tue assailant was Immediately arrest.
ed. The hostile group, which was nu-
merous and greatly excited, continued
the insolent cries throughout the Pres
ident's stay. The police rushed among
the manifestants and arrested them by
the wholesale.
A free fight ensued and there was q
great uproar. Most of the persons ar
rested repre-: 6nt some Of the best fami
lies in France.
The President subsequently left amid
mingled cheers and Kisses.
A dispatch from Paris says: ut was
a premeditated riot that took place at
the Auteuil race course. The object OF
the rioters was 20 insult President Lou
bet, and, perhaps, 10 the heat of faction
and fight, to get rid of him. M. Loubet
had been forewarned OF q plot to insult
him; and, instead of driving to the races
with his wife, he drove with the Ere
mier, NJ. Dupuy, and General Bailloud,
Madame Loubet following with two la
dies in another carriage.
A special from Paris says: "a feature
of the demonstration that aroused the
widest comment was the action OF
Comtesse Boni de Castellane, who wss
Miss Anna Gould, of New York. The
little Comtesse got into the thick OF the
excitement. Placing herself at the head
of the Jeunesse Royalists she marched
up and down, shouting give d.
Armee," followed by bowling mob.
Count Boni de Castellane and his
brother Jean were arrested, but soon
liberated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
AMexican Bull Fight.

Ell Paso, Tex. June 5.-The Mexican
love OF gore WIS satisfied yesterday al
bull fight across the river, Rio Grande
at Juarez. The bulls were unusually
ferocious. The first one brought in
charged madly around the ring. The
picador who was manoeuvering his
horse in order to receive the BULLS on
slaught, upon the point of his spear,
suddenly had his attention attracted by
cries from the audience. The bull
rushed and threw the horse and rider
and then stood over them and gored
them again and again. The bull was
finally lured away by desperate work
on the part of the matador, and the
picador was carried from the ring, ex.
piring shortly afterward. The women
in the audience turned away from the
CHASTITY scene while many tainted. From
the Mexican side of the ring came
cheers of "vive torro!"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05

Paris, June 5.-The government hav-
secured justice for Dreyfus, is now pre-
pairing to visit retribulion on the men
who conspired against him. A. Lebret,
minister ofjustice, will ask the Chamber
of Deputies to create high court in
order to try General MERCER, who was
Minister of War when Dreyfus was con.
victed. New proceedings will also be
begun against President Deroulede OF
the League of Patriots in the court Of
assizes. Deroulede was acquitted OF
the charge of melting to mutiny last
week. M. Lombard, who conducted
The prosecution in his case, has been
dismissed. Proceedings will also be
begun against Esterhszy, the govern
ment hoping to secure his extradition.
Deroulede has retired to his estate in
the country. lola, worn out from his
night journey from London, is recruit
inc in bed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
TELEGRApHIC BREYITJE>

Five residences on Lookout Nonrt.;.
near Chattanooga, Tenn. were BURIED
yesterday afternoon. The mountsiu
has no fire protection and the neon ia
present could do nothing but save fbe
contents. Loss $4,000 'A'
At $50 o'clock this morning Franz
stone avenue consolidated traction oar
city bound and heavily loaded. collided
at Penn avenue and Main street Pits.
burg, with wagon loaded with coal
The car was running at high speed and
the impact was frightful. A number
OF people were more or less seriousIy
injured. Mrs. Blanchard was eitbcr
knocked or fell from the car. and rs
ceived injuries that may prove fatal
The driver of the wagon were also
badly hurt and his horses were killed
Several years ago Thomas Adkins and :;
Tazewell Morley. two boys, we're playinc
near Worley's Mills, w. Va, aud Adkins ,gsa
shot and killed, but il was thought the sf.ir
WAS an accident. The grand Jury. now YIN IN
session, has indicted Worley for murder in
the first degree, playmates testifyng that
Atkins told them before his death that Wor.
ley shot him Intentionally.
While workmen were moving heavy %.
BILE machinery this morning in the old CITY
Passenger Railway power house, gu .outb
Eutaw street, Baltimore, the scslioding f.u
burying o number of workmen. Three col.
ored men-Henry Stewart. Wyatt Gross and
William Brooks-were severely injured spl
taken to the Maryland University Ho.pita..
During a heavy thunder storm at .ne..
vile, o., yesterday afternoon a stable wss
struck by lightning and one OF the two horses
standing side by side was killed, while the
other was nnhurt. The report SO frightened
Mrs Minnie Baum, who lived few hundred
yards away, that she died Immediately.
Fire started early this morning in Mellon.
-four and feed store, on Seventeenth street
below Market, Philadelphia, and before il
could be extinguished loss estimated IL
probably SIS, 900 had been sustained. In
fighting the fire several fremen were more OF
less seriously injured by falling debris.
a servart while attempting TO turn on the
electric light in the basement Of Congress-
man Sheldon's house in West Hou.hton.
Mich, last night, received q shock which
caused her instant death.
At Alliance. O., this morning Issac Reck.
a retired merchant, and daughter, Mrs. MAry
J. Cope, stepped in front of freight engine.
Both were thrown 20 feet aud then dragged
1tO feet and killed.
The New York grand Jury this afternoon
found indictments in the kidnapping ,sse
against Carry Jones and the two Bsuows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

The drafting committee of the Peace
Conference on Saturday held an impor-
tant meeting, at which NJ. de Staal,
head of the Russian delegation; Sir Jul
ian Pauncefose, chief of the British
delegation, and Count Nigra, chief of
the Italian delegation. were present.
Articles ! to IL of the Russian pro-
posal, bearing on arbitration, were
agreed to almost without modiE cation,
though the American delegates declas
red that they could not admit the pro.
visions of Article 10, tEet monetary
questions and questions CONCERNING in
teroceanic canals should be oompulsoTi-
ly submitted to an arbitration tribunal.
Is is expected that the American,
British and Russian proposals gill be
welded into one. and there is every In.
diostion of universal desire to reach
the establishment of 9 system of per-
manent arbitration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.


Capt. Richard h Gee and MIR. Robert
J. Steele. both prominent citizens OF
Petersburg, ale dead.
Hon. William A. Anderson has re-
Gently closed a sale of 5000 acres OF
mineral lands in Craig county to the
Low Moor Iron Company. The deal
embraced from $50 900 to $4,000.
A. B. Mayo, better known as Bud"
Mayo, was shot and killed yesterday by
Charles Harvey, at Concord, Campbell
county. Both men had been drinking
and the killing was the result ola dis
pute.
Miss Missia Watson, the daughter of
Mr.. William A. B. Watson, well-to-do
Pittsylvania county farmer, being in
low spirits on account of long spell of
sickness, committed suicide by taken
laudanum on Saturday.
Mr.. c. L. Straughan, of Spottsyl-
vania county, q mining expert, has
gone to Orange county to test the Mill
view gold mine, near Knoxville, in
that county. He took force of y men
with him and expects to be engaged
about 40 days in making the test,
About o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Samuel ]. Pierce, a resident OF
Hsrrisonburg, and newspaper man OF
considerable reputation, dropped dead
while out walking. Mr.. Pierce was fl
ty.eight years of age, and leaves a
widow, but no children. He establish
ed the Page Courier, 10 Luray.
The preliminary trial of James Ma.
honey, charged with attempted criminal
assault and with otherwise maltreating
Mrs. James O'Brvhim, was held in
Stafford, near Roach's Mills, before JUS
tice Fi.zhugh On Saturday. The evil
dence in the case, which consisted only
of that given by Mrs. O'Bryhim and the
detendent, was very contradictory;
The hearing resulted in the dismissal
of Mahoney with fine of 81 and costs
The usual room in which Justice F'itz-
hugh holds his court was too small to
accommodate the crowd, and as the
weather, too, was quite warm, the trial
was held under a big elm tree, on the
main road.