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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Gen. wheeler to Wed Mrs. q. w. Child.

PHILADELPHIA, May "A dispatch
from Washington states that Gen.
Wheeler Is to marry Mrs. George W.
Childs this month. The statement is
made as semi-otiicial Mrs Childs is
the widow of the late philanthropist
and editor of this city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Will He Buried in Cave Hin.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 80. The re-
mains of Harry T. Johnson and George
c. Butler, LIST Kentucky soldiers, ar
rived from Porto Rico Friday TO DO
buried in Cave Hill.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Libel suit Against senator Clark.

BUTTE. Mont, May l.-Statc Senator
Fred Whitesde has filed libel suit
agaist United States Senator Clark for
500. 600 The snit grows out o: recent
bribery charges
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05

MANILA, May a.-The insurgcnt CON-
missioners who left Manila Saturday
have returned from the insurgents
army with new propositions
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Louisyil,s After IN. Enc,mpm.nt.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 30 "A move
ment is on foot to secure the United
Confederate Veterans cncampmcnt for
Louisville in 1900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Fire In L chinatown.

SEBAsrorAL, Cal, May "A fire hero
Monday destroyed Chinatown. consum-
Ing about so houses and causing loss
Of $4,000. One Chinese was burned to
death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

that cyclone struck cnidvst., o..
~ 10 O'Clock last nlEht cnmpietei, 4,
strotinE twelve houses and kinine H..
bnNers, n prominent chttirman.
Commander Asa Walker OF the ~.
cord. WIZ ~ the guest Of IT. louis ~,
month. lie won fame ~ nm offles, :,
Dewcy'H ncct at Manila. the Cnne..i
assisting IN the destruction IL IA.
Spanish fleet.
Another formal protest pr,s..,,,.
the Views OF large uumhfr ~ -.
tcsiant Episcopal siefEymsn ar,i',
the proposed ordination ~ tho No., h
lirlggr has been forwarded 10 lll,i.s
Potter. F
All stanford. atccpiechasc iostsy. Al
4. Nlchells horse trainer and def.9
have been baniHhed. from tho turf n,
life b, the board ~ stewards u n.
Pacific Jockey club.
A biscuit. cracker and candy sru,, d.
the Pacific coast. has finally hsen -.
fectesl. II has been Incorporated ma,
the lnwt % New Jersey and u tHoHn I,
the Pacific ccaat Biscuit company
~ Point Iona. near San Diosa II,
United brotherhood. headed By M
TlnRiey. Il erecting n school Tor ihs raf.
pOsc Of educating cubana In msihoits
rclf.Huppoft.
A race program has been drawn up
for the International Worlds lileyts
meet at Montreal, beginning Aur. ia
THREE thousand dollars h 10 b. r,sa
In prizes for the professional events
Mayor Henry V. johnson " Dsnvtf
viii CIV" his support 10 the Efforts H.
lnE made by Mayor PhsiAn II Sac
Francisco TO have Admiral DyNsy odms
IA a.T IaN.Wala.ss. - -.
ward trip.
Rev. Edward Morgan, late assistant
rector ~ the church u the Good A..
mAfitain IN Han Francisco. Il frrorli
10 have been made a millionaire b. NJ
death 81 an aunt In New York
Sir Henry Irving. owing 90 ihe ftiirs.
found II "xpedient to discontinue matt.
necH OF Hardou'r Robespiorrc II ~
Lyceum rhoater.
Es-Prcsdrnt Cleveland piusi
through Washington lnFt night IN rulif
for SanduHky. ohio. lie was tfayelitf
In "a private car accompanied BY Dab
two portcrn.
A. a meeting Of the Alhuauefauf, y
~. commercial club q commliire vis
appointed 10 extend an Invitation q
the Roosevelt Rough Riders 70 hoi
their first annual reunion In that city.
A. tho instance 81 the czanna w.
commissioners have hsen sent % NJ
famine Htricisn district u Russia %
inquire Into the distress there eni 70
take prompt measures for ~ ailFslA'
ton.
Representatives % the chief lNa
manufacturing houses Of scotland ienf
that q scheme has been submitted q
them by an American syndicate, bed.
cd by Mr. Andrew Carnegie. 10 at,sdfe
N. iron and steel Interests " ufsai
liritain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
THE BONE OF CONTENTION
Peter Andenon's Wife Says She Was No,
Allowed 10 "a, Meat.
On one oses.ien, when pse Discovered
Bone. In the ssouse. ne k.osksd
Isis BETTER Hall Down.

Peter Anderson. 20 his wife says, II
n vegetarian. and n confirmed one Mt
that. lie not only believes In abstain.
ing from all kinds Of meat himself.
but insists that members 81 hi. faml-
~ shall follow his example Peters
dislike for animal food and hla wife'H
fondncra for IL was made the bone. Of
contention In the Anderson household.
for long time. and now neither one
cares 10 meat the other aRain.
Some time aEo Anderson commenced
divorce proceedings against his wife.
Eliza. alleging that In 1891 his better
half twotrs for Peterb deserted him
and had refused to return 10 his home.
Now Mrs. Anderson comes into court
with an answer. In which she not only
denies her husbands allegation. but
accuses him ~ cruel treatment and
lots of mean thlnga. One ~ the al
legged acts of cruelty II Peters refusal
to permit his wife TO eat meat of any
Kind. Including chickens. ON one &C.
csSion. the answer alleges, Anderson
came home and found chicken bones
In tho house. and without stopping 20
inquire into the why's and the where
flores. he knocked his wife down.
Other acts 81 cruelty arr complained
81 and MIR. Anderson asks that her
husbands suit he dismissed and that
he b. compelled TO support her.
Anderson some time aFo Invented n
pump Go draw water from CITY creek
canyon to Capitol hiii. Ills wife says
he sold the patent for 1000 and she
asks that he be restrained from spend
INK the money % acquired, Or frum
In any way dlHpoalng ~ his property.
Temporary order was Issued. re-
turnnhle Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR.
Mark Foster WIN Write to the BrIt.
ISL Ambassador nj Washington.

Justice Timmony this afternoon was
faced With an assorted AGGREGATION OF
hard looking prisoners that collectively
were minus one eye. one leg and two
arms
Tho nrrt 10 answer the roll call were
two allcEed sheep herdcra who
answered TO the names Of SIR. Wat
kins and Henry Th0mnH. Both mon
wore sweaters and were. taken all to-
gether. distinctly tough looking, They
both pleaded not guilty 10 the charsc
ofvnFranoy and were given the privilege
~ getting out OF town In one hour or
ninety days on their next appearance,
John Williams, who was told By the
court that II was no crime to be poor
was allowed TO depart On the same
charge.
James Harrington. drunk; John
Mack. violating the license ordinance.
WIN. Kelley, who undertook tn get
drunk with but one leg, and John Ma
han. positively his first appearance on
the same charge. were one and all al
lowed "a depart.
Mark Foster Indignantly denied the
soft Impeachment Of being
drunk last evening and evoked
the powers 10 strike him dead N
such were tho case. Don't a. a." said
the court. "hccauac We would be- put To
the expense 81 an Inquest" Foster
further snii that he was a british aul,-
irct and would write a. the british ans
lassndur rvfardinT the way he WIS
dnggtd by the officers and make II an
international affair generally. lilo waa
finally allowed 90 depart
y Jones was nnpd 81 for fast drlv-
Ing and told tn yet his change down In
the office, The court having dined
comfortably was Inclined 10 b. mcrrlful
and gave ua his excuse FOR letting near
IS everybody on. that old saw 10 the
ed,ct Tint IAN empty house ID better
than "A bad tenant"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
THE IMPROVEMENT ERA.

In the Improvement Era for May.
previously briefly noticed IN the
News" the readers win lind as usual
n varied and Interesting list " con.
tents, Il openS with 'rhe story N
Philippine Crime" by Major Richard
W. Young, Then comes brief arr
ticle "IIail Columbia" In which de-
tails arr given relating 10 tho oompo.
htlon Of our national anthem OF that
name. Bishop q. A. Madsen contrib
uteh paper On Groundwork FOR Cow
ernment and Leadership" Tho Spirit
~ Islam" N the subject treated on By
Mr.. Mnhammed Webb. the champion IN
this country of the doctrines nf the
Arabian prophet. "The Wonders OF
Lquehed Air IL set forth by Gco, r.
Hill. ''rhe l.eayen Of the Gospel" II
well written and thoughtful article
by H. H. Roberts, on tho influence NJ
the Gospel on modern thought. Two
Claimants To the Throne ~ France"
IL the title OF an article by n, v. Stan.
ford. ogden. In Gospel Studies Pro-
fessor n. l., Nelson treats on the To-
ality and significance of heaven and
hell, and A. Wootton contributes some
timely remarks ON THE Eecesslty OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
BULLION.BECK
POSTS DIVIDEND.
viii Pay $4,000 to Stockholders
On the 18th Inst.
OTHER PAYMENTS TODAY.
The Days peusiness In Mining stocks
On the Utah Hoard News
Companies.

The directors of the Buiilon-Deck met
In monthly session this Afternoon and
posted a dividend II 10 cents a share
or 10000. payable on the 18th inst This
viii give the company a total Of t..ses.-
900. and IL distributed at time when
the mine Ia In splendid shape and the
mill In active operation on big dump
of good milling ore.
A. outlined In last evenings News"
the Silver King paid a dividend " SO.
900 today. while the Grand Central
handed out 1850 and the swansea
5000. No action with reference To a
dividend was taken by the Mercur d.
rcctory. but II II looked upon az an
assured certainty that on the 18th the
Centennial Eureka viii make pay
ment Of $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
PERSONAL.

a. Levy IA at the Kenyon from the
Windy city.
Frank y. aansle OF Seattle Is stopping
at tho cullen.
J. y. Coats Of Denver IL among tho
white House arrivals.
ueo. II. Dcttlse of Lake city. Colo.
II guest 81 the Knutsford.
Perry burke h In Salt Lake from
Chicago. lie Il az the Walker.
e. W. Ionoa who halls from Mil
waukee. II quartersd at the Kenyon.
Louis Edwards came down from This
tic today aud registered at the Walk
cr,
sixteen members ~ the "iiostonlans"
are now domlciied under the roof OF the
Walker.
J. \. Hyde h In the city from Nephi
aud u located for the present at the
Kenyon
George Goulea and wife are registered
az Gus Holmes place from Wiscon-
sin.
l.. c. Doty IL the'nnmc NJ an indlyid-
nal registered at the Cullen fron tho
town " Eureka,
The white House r. tho stopping
place Of William Maher u Lower
Crossing, Utah.
a gentleman named L. Harrison IL
here from Willrboro. Pa. accompanied
by his wife.
Or, James n. Graham and niece are
among the knuiaford guests today,
They hail from Chicago.
John a. lllchardron Of nillcrue. Mass,
IL here accompanied by his wife, They
are az tho Nnutaford
W. w. brisbane ana wife are among
tho cullen arrivals today They are
from Leadvlle, Colo,
\ citizen OF VAUDEVILLE. Mont. named
r. W iiuxro. II stopping at the KEN
yon, he II accompanied by Mrs, huz-
10,
O. W. Stewart and wife are visiting
Salt Lake, and making tho knutHfnrd
their home. They come from thica-
$50,
The Hon. J. McKinzie. family and
secretary of New Zealand. are In the
city They are quarterod at the knuls-
ford,
o. Waldere Kirk ana wife" which
appears on the knutsford register.
caused considerable stir about ne hotel
lobby. Mr Kirk n said 10 be- The best
dressed man In the United states and
his wife - none other than the erst-
while Barouess nianc. Mr., KIRK ami his
wife We're married about six months
ago In Milwaukee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
Supreme Court Makes an Order in
the Railroad Tax Case.
ANSWER RAISED AN ISSUE.


The question M to whether the State
board Of equalization made a rc-appor-
tionmcnt u the various railroad com.
panies' rolling stock. operating In salt
Lake county. In accordance with the
Supreme Court decision handed down
last December viii have to be passed
on by a jury before the Supreme Court
viii decide the matter.
Last year Salt Lake county euught
the aid u the Supreme Court 10 have
all the rolling stock of the railroads With
headquarters In salt Lake county a..
sessed IN this county. n was contends-i
by the county that the State board had
nppUftioned the assessment among tho
counties wherein the roads operated. on
n basis u mileage u main track.
The court. In "a lengthy opinion. de-
ilycfcd hy chief Justice Zane. held that
the npportionment made BY tho State
board was unjust 10 Salt Lake and
Weber counties. where larger number
u the railroad companies ears were
In constant use. II was ordered that
the board take a basis OF wheeiaEc or
car mileage IN ench county. and NJ.
portion accordingly, The State board
met few days later for the purpose
u making a rc-Apportlonmeht of the
various railroad compnnirs' rolling
stock. but the county board " eduaii-
Hation claimed u was not done IN nc-
corlance with the supreme Courts de.
cision. The cuunty thsrcupon applied
To- che same tribunal e aNtit ~ man
date Ia compel the State board to fol.
low tho law ~ laid down 10 the fu-
premc Court County Attorney Putnam
and Attorney General bishop agreed on
statement ~ facts and submitted the
same 10 the court. Justice naskin. how
ever. nnda that the answer made by
tho State raises an issue Of fact erren-
tiai 10 tho determination of the mat
ter aud II was ordered today that tho
ease he sent 10 the Third district court
for trial by n Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
Patrol Makes u Record Run aud
Brings Tack the Insenslbie Victim.

A. iiis this afternoon a message was
received from the residence Of Hon.
Geo q. Cannon on Eighth West and
Eleventh South TO the effect that boy
had rushed brcathlc-a TO The HOUSE with
the startling intelligence that man
driving top-buRgy drawn by red"
horse had murdered woman and
thrown her In some willows beside the
road lust two blocks south Of tho Can
non residence,
The patrol wagon was hustled out on
short order and chief Hilton. Sergeant
Hurbldge aud Detective sheets piled
In. Driver Cannon bent over his team
and the boys went sailing southwest On
the dead run. Mounted ofiicer Aperry
was sent out 20 the west side 20 head
on the man driving the red" horse.
while Deck Sergeant Livingston and a
reporter held down the phone FOR fur-
Their developments. The wagon made
good time ana arrived ON the
spot where already small
crowd had conrregatcd around the In
animate form ~ woman who was
stretched by the roadside ono Of
Ia time. she Il brvathing her last" All
hands climbed out ct the patrol and
hnstened "a take the last dopositsn
from the lips 81 the woman who y.as
pliifully grooming and lying all huidled
up IN the dust, Even tho ,burly police
men, who are used TO scenes ~ horror.
could not withhold an exclamation
a. they FnEed az the inaenHible form
Of the poor creature-Nhat thoy
said would not make good Sunday
school literature for. there, lying like
"a warrior taking her rest with "a tat
tered cloak around her. lunscathed and
serene lay Susan Tuilldgo uneasily
sleeping on a most gigantic drunk IN.
san and her load were put Into tho
wagon. that took all the back streets
home; and eventually the policemen
shnmcfacedly sneaked ono by one In
to the hack door " the city hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

BENJAMIN W. Hahn, Of the Supreme
court bar ~ California. was admitted
to practice before tho bar OF the Utah
court today.
Isaac Mckay VI william ~. Ward
tappeal of Joseph iieiknnpJ argued ana
submitted.
Charles t.anEe appellant. W Morris
Sommcf. argued and submitted,
The ease Of Thee. hanaman VI Her
bert q. Hutton appellants a al was
dismissed without prejudice today.
il. Hutterneld VI Gleason \, kinney.
continued for the term.
First National bank of Ncphl. appel
liant W Walter !. Brown ct al. argued
and submitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

anu AfNUts
The Short Lines propose TO play two
games with the Halt f.akcrr on the Fort
Douglas diamond ON Saturday ana
sunday afternoons.
Provided the Il. q. WIS. get their
suits In time. Manager Hickey says
that the milroadcfr will attempt to
take the wind oui % the Y. ~. g. \.
sails On the univernlty campus ON sat
urdsy afternoon.
The Salt Lake Team In In n slight
quRndnry. Six Of It's men. who arr
practically imported timber. are be-
tween games kicking up their heels
and doing nothing. being without ems
ployment In this city. The men rightly
argue that they cannot live by base
ball alone. II u Understood that sew
crai % the men have approached man
aRer iiinckley Of the ". q. vs. on the
subject Of shifting their allegiance,
providing that job Il forthcoming.
The l.. u. \. business college will Eo
down To- Provo on mnanc on saturday.
the goth Inst 10 root" for the home
talent. The game was definitely set
tied 20 com. on on that date by Man.
aver Midgicy this morning.
weggland Il now a full nedged mcm-
her Of the l., u. \. nine. lie viii hence
forth play second base. Vice Midgicy
who viii probably play third.
H. Louis yesterday gave Cleveland q
pretty bad time generally owing 10
the fact that their pitcher went TO
pieces In the seventh inning. c0nse.
quently ~. Louis sun tops the list.
Philadelphia lost the game. and inci.
denially some points. against ilaltl.
more. the Orioles coming cut vlctoru
10 the tune ~ 80 From New York
COMES the intelligence that the Giants
made four ntraights on their own
ground against the senators, with 20
hits 60 the lattofH 10 errors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

n Change Of iIcart." Another letter
from Oliver Cowdery appears In this
number. which deals with incidents
~ early church history. Elder Elias
Klmbnil tells ~ some miraculous ~
Propositions Of Providence IN bchait ~
Elders on mission. This II spcclal-
~ valuable department u the Fra.
There are other features 81 the number
which will be- appreciated by the rea1-
efa, and several good things are prom
iasd for the June number. among Others
a Life Sketch Of President lsurenzo
SNOW. The Improvement Era v a
mpgaslnc that can be recommended 10
all Saints and friends. at home ana
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

AZ .il druggists or nailed Ia s,v
dress. Price ~. with everything 49,, -
u reaches the sore spots.
u heats the raw spots.
" goes To the seat Of disease.
" penctratca obscure places w..
utug- taken In the stomach ans,
u acts as a balm and tonic ia N.
whole system. We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

pany. by Thomas Pritchard. Pomeroy
Spencer. ]. A. West. T.. NJ. West. VIM.
J. Pitman. A. l.. Morris and Charles
J. Jennings. oil Of Salt Lake. also sled
Its articles today. The amount OF the
capital stock II 100000 shares OF the
value Of one cent each. The compa-
ny's property Il In the West Mountain
mining district and consists OF the
Chester. write. Write Extension and
Southeast Extension Of the Chester,
pomeruy Spencer Il president and
treasurer. Thomas u. Prltchard. vice
president. Y. A. West, secretary and
y. NJ. West. general manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
THE MURDER CASE.


ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
brigham ciiy, May i0-It was $40
o'clock this afternoon when a Jury was
secured In tho case 81 James Morgan.
the desperate who is charged with the
murder Of Captain Brown Of ogden.
The names of the Jury In whose hands
the young name life hangs. IL com-
posed " the following citizens. Nd.
win Gilbert, A. H. capener. VIM. 4,
Paokott, Joseph Soronson. n. g. Harris
Jacob kunzlrr, Niels ChriHtlnnsnn.
John l.. Christensen, oliver l.. Wilcox
George y. lieeder. William Foagrcn.
and N. Nelson.
y. N. Allison. the well known Ogden
attorney, was admitted as Assistant
prosecutor and the first witness called
was sherin Gordon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Harry Joseph II In from the Lower
Mammoth at Tintic, lie says the new
strike II good one and shows average
values of 70 per cent copper. g. ounces
silver, $3.50 gold and y per cent lead.
and has IT, location IN winz- from tho
50O-foot level, Mr., Joseph II well
pleased with conditions at the proper
~ and feels much encouraged over the
outlook ana IN his report the gentle
man II backed up by the statement of
a well known mining man. who says
the Lower Mammoth II well thought of
throughout the entire district. knowing
ones looking upon u AZ one OF the best
mines In the camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

The recent shipment Of q tons Of ore
from the Utah mlnc at Fish springs.
assaycd 80 per cent lead and 1906 ounces
silver 10 the ton.
ON a. reyton and Boston associates.
MessrH Duncan and Mills returned last
cyepina from Milford. where they In
spcctc1 the Copper Ranch mine. on
which Vigorous prospecting Is going on.
Thomas Weir returned from Unite
last evening lie says things are being
pushed at the Dragon Iron and Ajax.
but there are no rerccpiiblc changes.
Mr.. Weir. visited the Lower Mammoth
and pronounccs II looking very well In
deed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
INV mrs,So COMPANIES.
Mountain chief aud K-ys,on. Extension
IIlr Arllales rnl ~.

The Mountain Chief Mining company
fiied articles u Incorporation with
County Clerk Dunbar today. The capt
talization has been iixed az 10000, with
shares at 10 cents each. The incorpora-
tors arr; Daniel Hciner. samuel Camp
bell G, A, WEIGH, Of Morgan city;
james sharp, and John sharp. OF this
city George rrlstram, Of iiennefer, and
Mrs. Jane Fuote, Morgan. The COM
pany's claims are located IN Cotton
wood canyon, Morgan county and con.
sist of the Mountain chief. silver
Ledge, Cleveland. and Morgan. Daniel
Hciner II president, Charles A, Welch
vice president. and Samuel Campbell
secretary ana treasurer,
The keystone Extension Mining COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

The case u Thomas Miller W Eliza
beth Livingston II al was tried before
Judge tiles today. Lindsay itogerH APP
peafrd Tor plaintiff and the defendants
VEN represented by J. N. liurd and
r. w. barke. Action IN the case was
brought 20 recover u.i15.cs on n prom
isnofy note secured BY a mortgage.
also for decree Of the court authorik-
Ing the sale 81 the premises. After
hearing the testimony the court found
In favor Of plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10

Denver. Colo. May i0.-Cattic-ile-
celpts. COZ. Market steady TO weak.
beCf steers. s.75Gt.ss: cows, .,oGt 90.
feeders. freight paid 10 river. 1.ssut.'j.
Etockerr. do. t.oout.yo. bulls. stays.
etc, 2.OoGd.00.
Hogs Receipts 100. Market steady;
ilght packers. 7.ss15.e5. mixed. asa
3.ioi heavy. 3.ssd5.5o.
No sheep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
MARRIED TODAY.

Marriage licenses were issued today
to John =. Thomns. y and Mamie Coon.
20 both of Pleasant Grove Lucas J..
CONVEY, 70. ~ Mil Greek and sophri-
MIA Scott. p. ~ Salt Lake city The
last named couple were married In the
county clerks private Office by Deputy
clerk George y. ulair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
SANDY WOMAN COMMITTED.

Anna Sophia Nielsen, 81 Sandy. aad
no, Of this city, az stated In Tuesdays
News" was committed 10 tho Asylum
yesterday afternoon. The unfortunate
woman believes that she ~ the mother
OF Jesus, and claims 20 have received
yinltnti0nH from angels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-10
PROBATE MATTERS.
o.. q. tsibarn Appointed Administrator Of
Niunis uimmsh. Estate.

Estate and guardianship Of Alvin n.
Taylor II al, minors John ~. Taylor
appointed guardian under u 1900 bond
Estate % Mons Jannon. deceased. pc
ution Tor summary distribution al
lowed.
Estate ~ Caroline ". Gillian. de-
of administration referred to Clerk
lilair.
Estate ~ Minnie Hlmmah. deceased;
v, v, tolhorn appointed special adj
minintrator under a ti,500 bond.
Estate 81 Thomas OnnithH. deceased.
petition 10 compromise claim allowed.