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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
SPECIAL RATES At r.. q. NJ
All WEEK.
From Monday. Feb. G. New Wash
Goods. Prices lower than ever.
OtslrNnN

McGREGoR--At Salt Lake city,
Utah. Feb. Z. 1899. Ann IIossacis
McEfcgor. after long and painful III
ness. due Co cancer. She was born
Feb. :. 1899. at iialfrone. Stirllngrhlre,
Scotland, was baptized Into the Church
OF Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Oct. \. isi2 she left her native land
and came TO this country In 1879: rcHld.
ing In St Louis. Mo, six months, then
In Council Buns, Ia. until 1853. She
travelled across the plains In Captain
Woods company, arriving In Salt Lake
city September. 1859. She was the wife
Of william MrGrcgur. now deceased.
she leaves 10 children, n grandchildren
and II great grandchildren. Sister Me-
Oregon has cndearcd herself 60 all By
her Holicltude for others. and by the
heroic foftitudc with which she has
borne her great suffering. In the scc-
und ward she has come to be famillArly
known no the Mother Of the Ward"
having been u prominent officer and an
enthusiastic worker IN the Relief 20.
ciety and other benevolent orgnnlzn.
tons from the time OF their establish
mcnt.
Funeral services win be held on ths
birthday Of the deceased. Tuesday, Feb
!th. az is M. In the Second ward meet.
ing house.
Mlilcnnlai Star. please copy
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cars recently ordered will be delivered
In March.

cars recently ordered will be delivered
In March.
The building Of the new shops ,,c
RIO Grande Western " completed *.
ccpt placing the platforms which VIII
be completed next week. All the shaft
ing IL In place. the foundations for
the new machinery finished and the
machines are being coupled m as fast
~ they arrive. Three weeks viii zee
the shops In full working order.
II. G. Sherwood. who has occupied
the position of general baggagc agent
u the Short Line. has been appointed
10 position on the pittsburg and Gulf
rnad-.tho Port Arthur route. MI.
Sherwood has removed HIS family to
Kansas city David Patterson, who
preceded him In the Office On the Short
Line ia also on the zane road.
The Office u general baggage agent "
unloading one here. ne Mr.. short
wood occupied the position of station
baggage agent nj the city depot
Mr.. shortwood was very popular
among the railroad boys. who will BE-
pleased To hear Of his promotion.
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snirrrns AM RAILROADS.
Difference Of Oplnio. a. To Probability ~
y Rate War.

T.. q. Leonard. the general agent ~
tho Missouri Pacific. came ~ from
lutte On lat" train ana was at the
Salt Lake office ~ the road this morn
inr. Mr.. Leonard has been making a
tfip through the Northwest. looking up
tho business situation ~ that portion
OF the country Tor some time past. lie
reports the situation 10 b. a general
holding on ~ the larger shippers under
the impression that the various lines
leading into that country would rccocd
from their position Of maintaining the
tariff lie said that w until the late
storm thorc had not been u inner winter
IN years Tor the movement Of freight,
yet the business on all lines has fallcn
on. This same feeling ~ hulding
on II abroad In all sections Of the
West among the big shippers. The
railroads Htouily maintain that the
freight wars of the past VIII not b. re-
newed and that during the next sixty
days there viii be n great movement
OF freight nom all points. ~ stocks
VIII be getting low and what east
bound freight that IL on hand will have
10 iind market
II seems % be certain that the rail-
roads are determined to maintain the
tnrin and that lhc hatchct " buried on
all the lines.
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The following orders were made IN
the Third district court today
william H. Curtis W Mrs. A. A.
Cole; demurrer overruied and twenty
days 20 answer.
~. Brisaoher. assignee W. A. N.
Magnet settled and dismissed upon
stipulation,
Knox Rock BLASTING company W
Diamond ltyune ana Stone company:
dismissed on motion Of plaintiff
Charles lincr w National Bank Of
Republic; order allowing plaintiff until
February 18Th To flle counter afiiida'
Wits.
Riley Bros. vs. =. n. Riley ct al;
plaintiff given thirty days In which to
Mo cost bond o. $50.
state Of Utah ov rel George Crlsmon
ct nj IS John Beck; transferred TO
judge lilles'R court.
Irighnm Young Trust Company vs.
George y, Odell, continued TO satur.
day. February 18th.
a. n. Raielgh vs. NJ. G. Moon: con-
tirued 20 law and motion calendar,
Frank w. McGurrin W u r. Tnrpey
81 MI same order, on motion TO dis
miss
Amos Moro,on vs. George Swan. city
nuditori continued to Saturday, Febru'
nry nth.
n w. Potro Va The bliss Cyrup Ro
nnlnF company; demurrer overruled
AMI twenty days 10 answer.
Taylor Brunion Ore Sampllng com
many two cases. continued 10 Satur-
dav. February nth.
Robert Amos W w II, Sells; Carl
Relss w John q. Post. same order.
John Beck w David Eccles et nj, etc.
demurrer sustained and leave given TO
amend.
John Y. Bruff 81 al W Frank W.
Tngersoll IT al: stricken from calendar
James Andrus vs. Thomas illazznrd ct
al; defendant given fifteen days TO an
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PERSONAL.

Arthur Randall or Atchison. Kansas.
~. pousherty, ID. Ritchie and Isaac
schwartz COMPOSE a party OF Butte
people registered at the WALKER House.
W. n. Titus and wife OF Excelsior
Springs. Mo-. are spending few days
Mrs. 81. A. Lewis and Mrs. Geo.
Lewis arc Visiting friends In the city.
coming In from Mercur last night
Jas. A. Melville Is In from Fillmore
today on business.
Mtss Kate crane OF Butte. Mont.
came down this morning on visit to
friends.
Charles Andrews Of Nephi is spend
Ing the day In the city.
". u. Williams OF casticgate came
up last niEht ON business. lie VIII
lend few days IN the city.
Tom n. Roberts Of Alton. WyominE'
is a Kenyon guest.
NJ. NJ, beaver aud II. c. Lcdserwood
are In from Goshen.
4. NJ. Benedict of bingham II In the
city today.
Geo. l.. Bean came up from Provo
this morning.
Chas. Young and wife 81 Mcrcur arr
spending "A few days In the city.
J. Ferguson came In from Milford
this morning.
city last nieni. lie WA remain IN the
city over sunday.
J. a. Eson OF RawlinE. Wye. II at the
White Hourc.
In Taylor Of Bingham IL spending
the day IN the city.
3. Richard Well and wife are among
this mornings arrivals at the knuis-
ford. They are from Chicago.
NJ. Rothschilda Of Berlin, Germany.
l. "A knutsford guest.
!. n. Johnson and wife, Thomas r.
Conlon and wife. and a. w. Thompson
and " f'.camc up from the Clear Lake
country list night and put up at the
white House. The party are from the
East and went 10 the Clear Lake
country to make their homes. They
took m n homestead each and did
ru,--- Improvement work. The party
viii remain In Salt Lake Tor the re-
taindor ~ the winter.
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Andrew Howat Instituted foreclosure
proceedings against William a. Wet
more, Eminn H. Wetmorc and Polly
Smith IN the Third district court to-
day for the recovery Of N,s20s2, alleged
10 be due plnintin on two promisrory
notcn secured by mortgage also for
the appointment of receiver.
Tho complaint alleges that In July.
1889. tho defendant. Wctmore. treHiding
out OF the State). executed 10 plaintin
two notes each for t1.pi0ii. giving na
security therefor mortgage Ia Ger.
tain real estate In the city. II lg also
alleged that defendant. Polly Smith.
claims an Interest 10 the premises IN.
der n lease from Weimof.. made after
recording the mortgage. Plaintiff prass
FOR the appointment Of receiver to
collect the rents ~ tho property pend
ing the foreclosure OF the mortgage aud
for other relief
Judge fIiles later In the day appoint.
ed J. w. Houston aa such receiver nx-
ing his bond In the sum Of $500.
The premises are situated IN Plum
Alley.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

ArsJciatc Justice David J. Brewer Of
the United States Supreme court. u n
passenger on board the cunafd liner
Etruria. whit sailed from Liverpool
today for New York
The house Of representatives has
without dissenting vote adopted q
resolution that the national nag ",
hoirtod oynr every school house In the
state Of Alabama and be kept floating
there.
REV. Alexander McOavick. pastor of
". Johns church OF Chicago. has been
presented with n document from Rome
appointing him bishop OF aicrcopolia Ga
see now In name only Go he known as
an auxiliary bishop, ana directed To as
rist Archbishop Fcchan.
A. Meyer Of Cleveland. O.. jumped
from n third-story window OF the tan-
non hotel at Atlanta today. Nearly
every bone IN his body was broken aud
his recovery II said 10 be- impossible.
Meyer IN said 10 be a merchant IN
Cleveland. and his affairs were recently
put In the hands OF an assignee.
Values on the local boufue and zen.
cral business confidence nt Havana
were revived yesterday by the exciu.
Fivc news or the Associated Press from
Remedies Of Gen. Maxine Corners &C.
csptance Of the proposition Of Mr.. Rob
.ft 4, Porter President Meliinlcya
special commissioner. made for the pay
ment OF tho cuban army.
chicago viii have the honor Of send
inE the first Episcopal missionary to
Porto Rico. Bishop Mcl.aren has ap-
pointed Rev. George - piatt M special
missionary Of the Chicago diocese to
Porto Rico. He viii leave for the West
indies TO take w his new duties about
March I. lie viii work under the per-
nonnl instructions Of bishop Mcf.nren
and establish Missions ana schools In
all the large settlements on the island
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WITH THE UTAH BROKERS.
Business Quite Spirited on This Afternoons
Call.
Hull. and uears Deal Ia Oaks. Boston.
DE Ia War. tsower. Extension
and Monarch.

on the Utah Exchange today. bidding
was lively from the start. and good
volume Of business was transacted A
new stock TO do business In the pit was
that OF the oaks Mining and Milling
company. which sold Ut 5is cents. and
was In good demand There was
spirited inquiry for Boston.D la Mar.
but not much changed hands. the cal.
lcr'a gavci coming down ON II after
1000 shares had found taker at gis
cents n share. cedar Valley and Gold
nm sold at az and ~ cents respec
lively, while there was active Hparring
Tor Bowers Extension which made
transfers at y cents. and WIS freely
offered a trinc above this figure Quota.
lions were posted az follows;
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Rocugronr DEPARTS.
Everything Game ii's Way. INCLUDING
pl,w.,.. Rock. Irut aud uric.s-nr'"'

Marscillcs. Fob. THE departure to-
day of NJ Henri Rocheiort the 'ultlr
Of the 1ntransigeant. the radical ofsih
for Algrrin. was the occasion Tor re-
markabie demonstration
Tho Iue do Ia Cannebicre was black
with people and guarded by q large
force of police. When NJ. RochetortH
cafringc appeared Il was quickly
hcinmcd In hy bowling mob Of friend.
and enemies intermlnHilng cries 81
"vivn Rochefort and viva lArmct,
and boots and invcctlvcf. while the hir
was filled with fioworr, stones anu
oranges. hurled lndisctiniinai,ly nv the
carriage. Fighting ensued and many
persons were injured Including two
town COUNCILLOR.
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Notice II hereby given that nt =
meeting Of the Hoard of Trustees et
haii company. held January siAt. W.,
an arf caHmcnt OF one half OF one cch.
per shnfe was levied upon the capltal
stock Of the corporation. payable on
or before March 9th. 1889. TO Oh. Nay
lor, treasurer ~ tho company, ~ ~
u. First south. Rait Lake CITY utah'
Any stock upon which tlls nste1
ment may remain unpaid March Mh'
1889, win be delinquent ON Mnfch i,h,
1889. and win be advertised for sale ~
public auction. aud unless payment y
made before. win he sold ON April IT,
1899, a. " o'clock noon 10 pay tho N.
linquent assessment, together WIN
cost of advertising and expense OF aaio'
ny order OF the board Of 1'rurireA'
GEORGE VI. WOOD,
Secretary,
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. January
3ift, 1890
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IN 10 press time the sales made were
nH follows.
oaks. 5000 a $40.
Hoston.De In Mar. 1000 q qMc.
Iioston-ne Ia Mar. 1000 u 2hc.
cedar Valley. 1000 a iAo.
Gold nm 1000 n ihc.
Joe iowors Extension. ? 600 u igc.
Joe RowefH 600 ~ ii5ko.
Joe nowerz Extension. 1000 o i2Rc.
Monarch. 5000 " exc.
Omaha. 100 ~ i0Nc.
solomona Treasure. 1000 a 90.
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.
The following were elected To mem
herrhlp In tho Utah Mine a stock OK
change last evening; q, q. Hail. T.. y.
Colborn. 3, u, Wcsterneld. q. A. Grae-
Der. !. r. Goodwin, Jeremiah Schenck,
J. N Haywood. Frank r. Hines. Mike
p'Menrn. George ~ MatHon. W l..
simmons. W. II. Newell. J. r, Hodson
~ v. Duncan. n, u, Johnson. u N.
onion, John Moore, and J. r Fulton.
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BOARD OF liEALTn REPORT.

The weekly report OF the city board
OF health HhowHi
births n. males 4. females is; deaths
D males q. females 3: bodies brought
from out % city limits for intcrmcnt
hero. g
Contagious disease flags outstanding.
T. covering cases ~ scarlet fever. In.
fictitious diseases reported. none.
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Lcipsic. ohio. Feb. t-Eariy today
three burglars gained entrance 10 w
toetosIice hcre and dynamited the safe.
me nIrbtwntchmnn. Peter Bowman,
discovered the cracksmen Just after
the explosion and opened fire on them.
The burglars returned the IRE, nut
evidently escaped. Bowman was shpt
twice throurh the leg II u under
stood the crackamcn got about WV IN
money and $500 M stamps, the au'
thorltlca are hot ON lheIr unlL
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Probate Matters.

Estate OF Ellen q. Clawron, deceased:
petition To borrow money allowed
Estate OF Elizabeth McElroy weliaf.
dccenrcd; Elizabeth J. BfinghurHt APP
pointed Administrative.
Estate of Clnrance ". Jennings. de.
ceased sale ~ real estate ordered
Estate OF John Herman. deceased.
Will admitted 10 probate.
Estate OF william ". Hughes. de-
ceased. sale Ut real estate ordctcd.
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rur cuicaao LADIES, ouAnr.rrr

VIII givc one nf their excellent enter
tainmcnta at Unity church Gewlsh
SynaEuguc) this evening at : o'clock.
This company consists OF n quaricttc NJ
very line singera and Miss Zuliomc
Bolkcom. who gives character sketches
In costume. The entertainment prom.
lses 10 be one Of the best ever given IN
this city and should merit the patron
age OF All music lovers
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THE TEACHERS MEETINGS
Two Interesting Addresses by Profess
sors Cummings and Paul.

a largo number OF county ty1chcrl
was present nj the University g,a
morning at the first general meeting
hole since before tho holidays. Prof
Horace Cummings gave an intcrrating
address on nature study In the schools.
Hc was followed by Prof. y. III. Paul.
IN n lecture. on the geography Of thc
British Isles. The addresses were well
received. a large number was present
and expressed themscives as highly
satisfied with the session.
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Washington. Feb. 4.--Gcncrai brooke,
commander at Havana, reports 10 tho
war department the following deaths
among the troops In Cuba
Corporal Robert H. Donts. Ninth
volunteer Infantry. dyrcntery, AZ san
tiaso. Feb. .. Corporal J. NJ. Hih fltih
Il. \. infantry. mnlarial fever. Santiago,
Feb. I. Private WIN. ~. Graham. Third
Kentucky. punshot wound. accidental
Mntanxna. Jan. "a.
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Motion for Additi.ns, ,oan-ei tcrs In the
Gritnn ts.r Drnlesi.

Judge Hilcs rendered decisions In the
following eases today
J. ~. Griffin Va Minnie 4. Grimm. moo
ton Tor Judgment against plainun.
upon the remiititur from the Supreme
court, for $40, NJ additional counsel
fees. oyerfulnd aud denied.
samuel Mcintyre Va Ajax Mining
company. motion 60 rctaN costs al
lowed.
Charles II. I.aahhfook w Emanuel
KaouCh. motion TOT now trial grantcd
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THE NORA AND euLLIOy HILL.

The Nora Gold Mining and tho But
lion nm Mining companies. with Il
capitalization Of $4,000 and $500 900.
shares 81 the value Of Q and 10 cents
each, filed their articles of incorpor-
alton with the county clerk today
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AT THT mon sCHOoL.

~ the monthly meeting Of the city
teachers this forenoon ~ the Hlrh
school building. Principal william
bradford of the Jackson school
gave paper on the question
81 what matter could well be eliminated
from the common school curricuin In
the interest OF elementary education.
Miss Maud Smith gave n paper on the
Social settlement Plan.
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william Churchill the man who
buralarlzed the Temple barber shop
iHst sunday night. was arraigucd be.
fore Judg. Cherry In the criminal
court to-day and pleaded guilty. lie
VIII be- sentenced Tuesday morning.
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Osisi,.

IAcK--in Salt Lake city. February
iri. 1899. ~ appendicitis william Innis
son OF William u, aud Annie Meoks
Jack. In the twelfth year Of his age.
Funeral from parents r-sldcnce. isl
south Firth East, sunday. the 9th inst.
~ Y m. Friends arc respectfully la
yit-d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

New York. Feb. i.-Tho American
Misnionafy association today made
public It's annual report. \ summary
OF receipts shows a grand total OF
,iee,i5i. or this amount the state ~
Massachusetts, gave the largest sum,
50, 40, with the state OF Connecticut
second with tobiie.
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soricE os AssEssMESr No. Il

The Tidal Stream Mining and Mllllnf
Company. "a Corporation. Principal
Place Of business. salt Lake Clll'
Utah. Location of Mining Property
West Tlntic District. Tooelc County
Utah.
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srooKmoLprns MEETING.

UTAH STOVE s HARDWARE CO.
Notice. Tho annual meeting of the
Stockholders of tho Utah stove a
Hardware company VIII b. held ~ W.
company'H oiice on Tuesday. February
ilth. at . u. m. for the election OF ot'
nccrn ana the Transaction OF nuch
business az may come before II.
II. MIcHELsEN,
Secretary,
Salt Lake city. Utah. February T.
1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04

The Supreme court denied the apllca-
ton " ~. u. Pope for a wit Of cvr-
tiorarl against the THIRD district court
today.
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that city 20 meet their colleagues. Sir
Nilifid Laurier. sir Richard cartwriEht
aud Sir Louis Davies. This VIII be ine
frat cabinet meeting ever heid outs'ue
y dominion.
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LiCESsE6 10 MARRY.

James NJ. Riley. Al. and Kate Crane.
rs. both OF Butte, were granted a
marriage license today.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

salt Lake city. Feb. Z, 1890.
TodnY's clearlnsa ,.''. '',"".,s 9co zoo
Same day last year ...,..,,..,.. eu 900
Weeks clearinEa ..... ........ 2. s2G, 100
Same week last year ....., l.ias. 800
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VIM. Best was declared bankrupt
BY Judge Marshal Of the Federal court
and the case referred TO Referee Bald-
win.
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A Tumor Formed
Finally II Broke Inwardly
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and Impure Blood

Thorough Course OF Hoods Sarsa.
parlila Completely Cures.
There Is danger in impure blood.
Disease and suffering are surely COM
Ing to those who neglect this threaten
Ing symptom. Read this:
"Gilliam, Missouri.
&C. ]. Hood Il Co., Lowell, MAsu.s
"Gentiemon;--My troubles began with
nervous headaches, which would last
me tor two or three days. Tho doctors
pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but
they could not do anything for mo, and
advised a change OF location. AT the age
ot IS a tumor formed ON my spine, which
Was Very Painful
but did not rise or discharge, The doctor
thought best TO cut II out, but objected.
It finally broke and discharged great
deal. Tho doctors said they could do
nothing for IL. Then the tumor began 10
rise inwardly and discharge. | read much
about cures by Hoods sarsaparilla and
thought would try IL. Before | had
finished taking QUE bottle was mucl
relieved. loontlnued the use Of Hood
sarsaparllla, and after taking i2 bottles
was entirely cured. lam now we'll, hay,
a good appetite and feel that | owe my
Ito to Hoods sarsaparllla," W. ID. FoRE.
Hoods a ps;iIis
i the ,t--in fact the one True blood Purifier.
Sold BY all druggists, 81 siS tot S.
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MconEGoR-l In this city. Feb. ith.
1893, Of cancer. Ann Ilassock, widow or
the late WIN. MoGr.gOr, In the ,Jth
year NJ hor age.
Funeral from Second ward meeting
house, ON Tuesday. tho 5th inst. al No
M. Friends Invited.
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1899. Isaac Howard Mailn. aged N
years.
Funeral services win be held at the
Tenth ward meeting house on Tuesday
Feb 1th. az y. m. Friends Invited.
The remains can be seen at the hume
OF deceased, 81 east Sixth South street.
Of the funeral. ''