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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CO.,
Office or the Secretary,

KIFHWOUU1 10 'TVIVHIVVT % ~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OF THE Chess
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY CONF
PANY for the election OF directors ana
for the transaction OF such other bu
ness as may lawfully come before 'hi
acts az the Board OF Directors and dl
commtttees thereof since the last annual
rneetingC. Will be held AT the office Of tf'
comoany. In the Pace building. In the cry
o. Richmond, HS on isqq Iu =; 70 dcoss
The stock transfer books will be closed
NJ the Office OF Messrs. j. Il. Morgan ~
90 No. q Wall street, New York on
TUESDAY. September IS, 1879. az 3 o,elcS<
y NJ, and will reopen on WEDNESDAY
october rs. 1899, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
c. l.. WEXFORD.
60 22-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

New York's distinguished guest APP
pears TO have arrived before Mrs. Knick-
erbocker could put an extra plate at the
table and send TO the corner grocers
for a pound of Clipped beef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

Otis likes TO "have hold of all the irons"
according TO Dewey-possibly, in order
that he may have all the pay that goes
with the irons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

We are I'm receipt of the music for a
march and two-step which is entitled
1.-The Virginian." and is dedicated TO
General Fitzhugh Lee. Louis NJ. Teich-
man IS the COMPOSER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

The High Church and Broad Church
Episcopalians OF New York are at war
with each other. 1t appears Is there no
narrow Guardianship in the situation?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will Do given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

Resolutions Of respect to deceased mem
hers passed by societies, corporations, as
socia,ions. or other organizations Will DC
CHARGED for as advertising matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

France may drop the Dreyfus case, as
she proposes TO do. but she will never
be able to rid herself of the odium at
taching 10 her because of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

schley has been officially placed away
behind Sampson in the New York Dewey
Day parade. but the people will probably
find him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. IN
THE STATE OF VIRGINlA.-General
order: The members Of the SOCIETY OF
THE CINCINNATI. IN THE STATE OF
are hereby ordered to drape
the insignia whenever worn with the
usual badge OF mourning for the next
thirty days. in memory Of the late
General HARRY HETH.
JOHN CHOPPER.
70 TT @ Cabell President.
Secretary. Sc S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 2OS
HowitZer Place and 100 east Main street,
Mrs. ALBERT c. BRUCE. Principal.
Session opens SEPTEMBER Ist. Skilled
instructors in Piano, Singing. Organ, Nlo-
lin Theory, including Advanced Harmony.
Special attention paid 10 chilaren over )
years In Musical kindergarten.
Sc 7-Th&Sunlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

UPTOWN OFFICE, BRoAD-sTKEhr /
PHARMACY, SIG EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1928 HUkU
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

An Ietts-s and kilograms must be au-
900 % THE DISPATCH COMPANY
rejected communications will not De IT,
a...r.nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

New York now estimates the number
OF it's Dewey-Day visitors as two mil
lions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

All letters recommending candidates Tor To-,
o@oo must be paid for TO insure their
,uhl,cation. This is long-standing rus
Of ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

Dewey stole a march on New York. but
he will formally surrender to the city to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
standard Tobacco stemmer Co.

A CALLED MEETING or THs
OF this company WI
he held on SEPTEMBER IS. 1893. az iho
os,ca of the company I'm the Ebel build
Ing this city. al O'Clock +. NJ. Tor ths
elec,ion OF officers and Transaction
General business, by request OF owners
or over the majority OF stock
Vi W. FRED. s. MYERS,
AN 29-lm o'StNN-y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
FRANK STANTON THOMPSON,
VOICE CULTURE AND SINGING.
Mrs. FRANK STATION THOMPSON,
PIANO INSTRUCTION.

SEASON OPENS OCTOBER %.
Studio. Coz EAST GRACE STREET.
Register now. Announcements at music
stores Sc 2f-Sun, Tu, F& Sunft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
1905 on University 4" Exams"

UNIV. Of vA.--iSs5-6-l Dogs. q Diprsi
TWO of tho FIVE NJ. As, 1882
Dogs Ph. d. & b. Al, q Dips. -
RICH. COLL.-l93-4-3 Dg's I DPS.
M'd'ls. 1872 Digs, Il DPS, / Mdl.
CORNELIl-One repr'tive; all exam s.
ANNAPOLIS-Prese distr't incumb mt.
WEST POINT-Competve appointmt
Principal at home after Sept. 9th.
Catalogue, with complete College Re-
cord. Teachers. Course. system. etc, "a
book and drugstores or by Application
TO NJ. M INQUIRE. 80 Chamber Of Conf
~ lisa tn .HTh-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
MISS IDA sEWELL NORTON.

PIANIST. WILL OPEN A STUDIO IN
this city OCTOBER LIST, corner OF Third
and Franklin streets. Applications for
concert engagements and pupils received.
Sc 24-Sun, Tu ,Th&Sunit'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28

year. Estimate census.
1920. .. .. =. ...........,.. 962013i $685.
1890. E. .. E. ............12 S33,5io E.SD,VO
1870. =. e.. ..............N.ll6 1856 7,~s,413
1880. E. :. :. ............2S,1S5 1898 2,lSLS'6
1850. -. :. ..........-3 81 ,753.S2l 81 ,443,5H
Our western contemporary further says
that Watson predicted population OF
JOG. 9S5 for 1900, and AYERS that this fig
ure is probably 20 or % per cent. more
than the census will probably show. This
prediction-or, rather, the supposed de-
crease-is attributed to the check on i'm
migration, family life. &C., caused by the
"civi war" We judge that the Tribune
would still have great faith in the Wat
son census table had he been able to
foresee the struggle between the North
and South and its direful consequences.
The Boston Globe, founding its calcu-
lations on immigration statistics. which
show a decrease within the last decade,
predicts that the census of 1890 will not
exceed 74.4SO,8G0 These figures are desig-
mated as "pessimistic' by the Tribune,
which regards them as too low. Some
months ago an estimate based chiefly on
the guesses of the Governors of the diff
! ferent States placed the total at U,SC3.23l.
Our western contemporary rather inclines
| to this guess, as it thinks 100000 I'M
doubtedly too high. 1t quotes our official
| statistician at Washington, who esti-
mated the country's population on August
l. 1899, at 1925, OOO and estimates that for
1900 at 77,675,eOO.
Fortunately, the guessing contest is
open to all, but our experience has been
that censuses are generally very disap-
pointing. They generally fall far below
the mark, as do the surmises concerning
the value Of rich mems estates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
KINDERGARTEN AND PRiMAR

Miss COLEMAN,
No. 13 north Fifth street. Richmond, Va.
Session opens OCTOBER 2, 1899 Circu-
lar on application. Sc l-dlw&tSe A-dlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-28
MCGuircS 0oA AND DAY School

Opposite Monroe Park. Richmond. va.
18th Session-Sept. 20 10 June 20. 1900.
UNIVERSITY and COLLEGE degrees.
diplomas. and medals-Recent reports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
REVIVAL OF AN OLD SUIT.


United States Attorney G., o. white
more has nied an amended complaint iu
Ihs case OF the United smtes vu Orange
j. Hnd Aiourot Salisbury, in which nd
lluonoi allegations are mbde ana iudT-
mont Tor tel5gi.8 asked for which b.
nearly $1,000 more than the original
complaint asked for a singular feature
8f The case now o. the fact that the ln-
iarest amounts Co moro than the priu-
spai. being tGtau.sf making tho total
Judgment prayed for li2,l53.N.
The case is an old one. daung back TO
the year 1850. The papers were lost
come time afterwards and substitute
complaint was niod three or four ycau
as0 hy United States Attorney J. W.
Judd.
Tho new complaint alleges that the
defondanta. through migrepreaenta,
lions % 90 tho number "
ana other details secured an cx-
GEES payment Uu u contract mndo with
The government 90 carry the malls boz
tween Willow Rancho. Cal. and Reno.
New. during tho years from July 4. isls,
and june iu. 1852 Tho contract was
.uh-lct BY ~. y. Salisbury 20 Monroe
salisbury ana on order 1f ana with the
consent " the poaiuinco department
several changes in the schedule wcfc
made, iha consideration being changed
GO suit The new conditions. The ululn-
un claims thnt vouchers amounting 20
u1ff8l3i were presented ana paid.
whereas Tho amount the defendants
were legally entitled Co was but fiJ,-
iui.li. MAKING an cNCcaa Of So, t3i,M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
O'MELVENEY TRAGEDY.
No Important Developments Today
Dir. Pinkerton's Visit to Prisoner.

Present indications point to the fact
that there will be- no important develop.
menta thrown upon the Milla-O'Mol-
vonoy trugcdy until the preliminary
hearing on Monday and perhaps not
then, as the defense VIII in ull proun-
bliily reserve ~ trump card up its
sleeve until the trial In the Third dis
tuot court.
MiliH' condition IN the county jail o.
about the same hc la retlccnt on an
points that lead up 10 the AFFAIR Even
TO Judge Powers, hia attorney, who
visited him In his cell NJ 1 o'clock this
afternoon, he showed a disposition to BE-
indifferent as 10 hln linz % defcnHe.
The prisoner was visited by h. faith.
er-in-lnw yesterday evening and later
by Dr. Fullerton. wha prescribed for
him, the lnttrrH visit had no alguln-
cnncc beyond the fact OF a doctor cali
Ing upon His patient
II IL stated by one In a position TO
know that Mills visit TO the O'Moivcucy
residence on Tuesday was not for the
purpose ~ discussing the alleged Init
macy with Mr.. Mills. The subject was
not oven mentioned n ~ also nf-
nrmed that Mills and bic subsequent
victim ala not dine together nr huH
been previously stated The accused
man only stayed at the house Tor
brief period and then returned 10 town.
Or. Flnkertou was asked this after
noon whether lt was fact that Mills
had threatened 90 shoot him The sur
geon laughed and said. why should
he2 " ho had so Intended be- could
easily have done ~ when I showed him
the telegram IN this onicc on Saturday
10 the eftcct that his position had been
denied him on account OF hlH physical
disability 10 hll the post. "
Dr. pinkerton subsequently admitted
that he had heard the rumor and had
taxed the prisoner IN hiH cell with the
same, According 90 the doctor Miila
smiled and said. mo. why should ~
In conclusion the doctor stated that
Mills had always since he had known
him. been roticont man and yesterday
be- was absolutely dumb regarding any
thing that could throw any light on the
cause OF the lamrntable Affair.
The funeral u the murdered man Will
| be held from hla late residence at m
| o'clock tomorrow morning. The Rov.
Or. Lucke N Woiaer, Ida, will oalclate
aud the pall-bearera viii be Vice Prcal-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
KIDNEY TROUBLE.


Pains and aches come from excess Of
uric acid In the blood, due TO neglected
kidney trouble, Kidney trouble causes
quick Or unsteady heart beats, and
makes one feel us though they mad
heart trouble, because the heart "a
oyVr-worknE 10 pump the thick. KID
ney-poisonod blood through the veins
and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling In
the back indicates Kidney trouble OF no
small Importance,
Tho passing Of Hcanty or profuae
quantities Of urine n q warning OF kid
ncy trouble, n you want TO feel well
you can make no mistake by first doc
toring your kidneys
The famous new discovery DIR. XII
meFs swamp Root. 10 the true specific
or kidney bladder and urinary trou-
hles. II has cured Thousands OF appar-
'Nuy hopeless cases after all other e.
'srts have failed
ro'd on It's merits by an druggists In
nrY-cent and one dollar silica A
sample bottle sent free by mail 20 any
adareas Also book telling all about
swamp Root and itH wonderful cures
when writing. address Or. Rilmer a
Co, Blnghamton, N, y, and mention
that you read this generous oier In
the Deaeret Evening NewA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The Womon'a Christian temperance
Union, which hclc Co., nrHt secession %
lt9 ninth annual mcDtlng yesterday nf-
tofnoou, held two more sessions IN tho
Conversational church today, carrying
out the progmm heretofore published
ln tho "Ncwa"
1o0cph Hyde OF Ncphl flthcr-in-law
~ ". %. Noung.was stricken with para
lyHia u the brain laat evening about
$3.50 NJ the home OF Charias g. Tlngcy.
lie was In m uuconac laus condition
until about ! o'clock this morning.
DR.. Wilcox, who was summoned
whom the old gentleman was stricken,
ana was doubtful aa 90 hla recovery un-
til he rcgalned consciousness. Mr..
Hyde wnH recovering very rapidly at a
late hour this afternoon. and it ~ ho-
licvcd that he win entirely recover
within few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
PROVO BUSINESS MAN DEAD.
Russell Spencer Hines Died Today Of
Gastritls.

Special per Dcscrct telegraph.
Provo. oct G.--At I.ao a. m. today
Russell Spencer Hines, one Of Provo'a
most prominent and substantial busi-
ness men, passed away ~ raHtritia M
Tor an illness OF over a week tic was
unconscious some hours before he died.
The deceased was born az jamaica
Wlndham county Vermont. oct 2nd.
isih, ana after spending uanhcr ~
years In illinoia and Montana. settled
at Pruyo In 1874. where he has lived
ever since. engaged In the drug busi-
moss.
on February =. 1875 Mr. Hines mar.
rlod Niles Kitty A. teutham NJ Provo.
but from whom he was divorced anmc
months aFo. Thcrv are three daugh-
terH and two eons survive him. TIN
funeral services will b. held from tho
residence of Mr.. filnoa on sunday next
tho nuuplcos ~ the Masonic order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
LAND BOARD DECISION.
Case Of Stevens w Bailey Determined
at Today's Meeting.

Al a meeting Of tho State land board.
held this morning. a decision was ROM
dar,d iu the cnso of Sidney stevens w
William bailey, denying tho preference
rights claim ~ Mr Haley also deny
Ing preference claim ~ Mr Stevens.
with the exception ~ u small tract Of
land upon which he has "a reservoir
site the contested land consists ~
ifn acres north % ogden city.
There was no other business Of Inn
purtunce transacted. and this after
noon the board adjourned sine die The
uoNt regular netting takes place the
fret Tuesday In November
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
ANOTHER TRIAL FOR
POPULARITY.

There II promise OF one Of the best
bicycle races ever run In this country
at tho salt Palace bicycle track to-
tution 60 make, and between the two
the thirty hvo-mile match race, paced
BY tandcmH viii prove winner, The
races are free and you viii never have
another opportunity 10 SEC such "a race
by paying but 20 cents admission u
grounds which also admits you 10 tho
western long stand" Tho races
start as 2 p. IN. sharp. No pool selling
allowed on the track or In the grounds
pon't forget the bicycle raceA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

Matthew Uaninut In the Third district
court. 60 collect 81 .2G0.76. alleged 10 be
due plulntln on account u services rem
dnrcd.
Tho complaint alleges that between
the 1t OF April. 1886. and the 9th OF
september. 1893. plninun was In tho
employ OF the defendant. tho under
standing being that Dc was 60 rct n
Believes go per month, together with
hiH board, u reasonable value FOR his
services. Al the money paid him In
four Year, and a hair. he says. was
fit5. and that was In tobacco, mer-
chnndlso and board.
stuaHaH iH nn old man, too poor 10
pay the expenses Of nling the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

Or January. 1897. and the i2th day ~
Hlt, 1859, uniaWfuly cuhahitcd with
more than one woman ln Salt Lake
.nrnty. state Of Utah. to wit. Mary A.
Graham and Sarah Potter. contrary to
The statutea and provisions thercunt1
provided
IN support of the above allegation the
aiilnut elites as witnesses Angus NJ.
Cannon. Heller ,. Grant Of Salt Lake
city; Edward Partridge. David John.
Reed smoot, Andrew Knudsru, r. ".
EsEeftsen, William J. Lewis. Joseph
keclor. un " Provo Amasa Potter.
Mary Ellsworth, German Ellsworth.
Christina Ellsworth and Iiilda Peterson
" iayaOa. Utah county. r. NJ BlHhop,
Mrs. +. ". Bishop. Mrs Mary Smith.
John Men, John Evans. Mrs. Jane
Evans, Mrs. Graham. nh ~ Waterloo.
Salt Lake county. State ~ Utah.
CHARLES MOsTYN OWEN.
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me
this 9Th day ~ October, 1850.
T.. W. TAYLOR. Notary Public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

Case Of savings aud Loan society w. IA
"a. Roy on Trial before Judge cherry.


Tho ease Of the Savings a Loan ao-
clcty yu ia. 81. Foy, doing bualneas un-
der the name 81 Salt Lake vinegar
company. came on for trial before
Judge cherry today with Judge Me-
nuwnll appearing Tor plaintiff. and A.
toruoy w. n. Bmmci representing the
dcfcuNint
The action was brought TO gain rcsu-
tutlon To the promises known un 3tl
west Second South street. this city, and
Tor damages Cor tho rents and profits
at the rate of $50 rrr month, from the
iHt NJ February 1893.
1T ~ August. is9s. the plnintln by itH
agent. Hush Anderson, made re- verbal
agreement with the defendant. Toy.
whereby IL was stipulated ami agreed
that The latter should hold the promises
aforementioned fnr an indefinite period,
ut "a certain monthly rental. on the
9Th of January. 1893 pluiutln elected 90
terminate the lease and gave the dc.
PENDANT notice 20 yet out by the end
Of the month. but defendant refused 90
quit Plaintiff further alleged that de-
PENDANT. without consent and against
the wishes of plaintiff. placed "a steam
boiler aud furnace Ia the basement,
thus cndnngOring the safety and accuri-
IS of the premises.
The defendant claims that the prom
Uses were leased Ia him Tor one year by
oral agreement. and that the steam
boiler ana furnace were put in with
plaintiffs full knowledge and consent
The case was tried before Justice Of
the Peace Morris S0mmor last Fcbru-
AIRY. and Judgment was givon Tor plain
I'M fnr the restitution % tho premises
and 50 damages. From this judgment
tho defendant appealed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
LOGAN BEATS SALT LAKE.
Tom Smiths Team Gut Pulls That Of
j. e. Watson.

There was most Interesting contest
NJ tho exposition grounds this after
noun-a ycritablo tug OF war II was
o. pulling match between IN. teams Of
!. g.. Watson Of salt Lake and Tom
Smith OF IoEan. Watson's team was
% span OF grays, weighing 1900
pounds each. The comp tins team
wns considerably larger Weighing 1900
aud 1900 each. The contest consisted
iu pulling 1000 pounds IN "a furniture
van Tor distance OF half mile This
was covered in four and ono half min
utga by the rucCcesful team. Tho freight
consisted of crowd OF enthusiastic
Juveniles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
WESTERN ExGiBfT OAR BURSFD.

4 Milwaukee Evening wisconaIn spe-
clhl from Naiilsvillc. wis, today. says.
The advertising ear ~ The Northern Pa
clio railroad. containing specimens of
mineral. cereal and fruit products " The
West was consumed by Gre today. lt
contained also many rare npcclmCuH OF
animals which % viii DE- impossible 90
replace The luHH O. supposed Co o. in
tho ncighborhood of $4,000 and Dc In
HufUI1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

a deed was nlod for record today
by which Rachel McMaHtcr and hua-
hand, of this city, convey 60 Gertrude
b. Moss, also OF this city, two and a
half rods by Ave In lot 2 block "a plat
ID. Salt Lake city survey Tor $500.
Tho property is situated on tho corner
OF % and Third strOots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
C. M. OWEN ON
THE RAMPAGE.
Wants John C. Graham Arrested
and is Advised to Go to Provo,
UNLAWFUL COLLABORATION,


Charles Mostyn owen. who has at
taincd 30 much noioricty Of late through
his connection with unlawful cohablta.
ton cases. In this city and elsewhere.
made threat todny that he would Pc
tiilon the district court Tor a writ Of
mandate 10 compel County Attorney
Putnam. TO issue a complaint against
John G. Graham. the Provo postmaster.
who. he alleges. is guilty u unlawful
cohabl,atlon.
Mr.. owen called on the county attor-
ncy yesterday afternoon and presented
an anidnvit. not signed or sworc
to. setting forth the allegation
that Air. Graham had lived
with more than one woman
one OF whom. Sarah Potter. had given
birth to an illogitlmato child nt Pay
ron. Utah county. After talking the
matter over Tor some time Mr. Putnam
advised owen to mako his aGidayit be.
f,,. tho r,,,t, attorney of Utah
-. 49,,
''N'''' 'V' '''''u''H W
statement and what he said he cx-
pected TO prove BY his Witnesses the
offcnse was committed both In salt
Lake and Utah counties: and Mr.. Put
80. ~, 49,, d. ,......,,,t,,, .,,,,t D..
' ''''' '
had W ei'her county accompanying
the AFFIDAVIT were the names OF twenty
two witnesses. the majority OF whom
r,std. I'm nah county. and FOR this rpn.
~. a.. -. -, a.. -.
W." '''' u'"''' '"''s"' VI"
cutlon coull Dc conducted mpfe
ehcaply ana better In Provo The
cost OF bringing 'hc witness. here at ~
cents a mile he explained would
amount to a large sum OF money
owen. Il ia said then became very
angry and lCft the office In that mmod.
This morning owen called again on
the county attorney ana presented the
names OF a number OF porsons rcsid-
lng In East Waterloo. who, he said,
were convcrsunt with the facts In the
case. The afndavit By thi, time was
signed and sworn to before 4. W. Tay.
Tor. After considerable more talk. Mr..
| Putnam. once more. advised owen to
brip, the action In Provo. adding. III
you fau in your enorts call ON me
| .,.,tn ana I ,,,iii -. yrhat can be done
ab,n, a."
| o,,.., .,t, a., ,,,o,,,d M, 40, On provo.
-, ~, 49, m. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, a. man.
-. -, ~, 49,. t,,,,.o,,
''',''.' ',''Ig -, ,,,a.,.,,.s
-. .'.,,.', a. - an, ~
.'lss Wv" -. 81,
IuA'eo 'o''i'''''' ~ NV 49,, -,
] inc court was chHhFed win eiNh sun
/ az the time and owen drew up com
! ntatnt as-ninst MIR. Graham and
/ -. -, a.. t,,.,t,.,
uuly hN'le 10 'np h''"e " Wv
| Justice SOmmcr refused To Issue
| warrant without the consent ~ the
,ourty nt,orpcv. ana stated 10 owen
.,-...,.t,,, =.
that ne Would SUBMIT the e"nhp'''"' ="
| that official first.
s,f'ye got n dead omen and shut case
- ...,,,.,.. ,,,,.,,.,, aossn,t
h''e N"u we ''""'s "a,
want to prosecute II, but by - III
make him" said owen.
r., At,nr,,,, do, l.. Nye. who drop
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-06

Mr.. HarfinEton's condition was found
TO be more serious than at first ak
utctcd. although he stood the trying Or
deal In promising shape. He WIS put
uu TIE lurgaoua table about II o'clock
hut had not roralnod CONSEQUENCES lt
2 O'Clock. It's friends. however, arc
hopeful for his speedy recovery.