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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-30
PROVO PARAGRAPHS.
Items of Interest Occurring In the
Garden City.
Especial Correspondence.,

GdIQen OlIy.
Especial Correspondence,
Provo. Nov. 29-Councilor Thomas
Busby and r. r. Irvine, jr., were in
the city yesterday.
Prime Evans is over from Lehl.
\ Thanksgiving rabbit hunt has been
arranged for tomorrow under the coll
onelship of c. E. Loose. The hunt will
be made at Cedar Fort, near Utah lake.
About thirty-five people will participate
in the pastime, leaving Provo at 100
a. m. There may be some rabbits
killed.
j. l.. Dunkley of the Oregon Short
Line local Office is at Lehi Junction,
acting as relief agent for a few days
The semi-annual election of officers of
the Garden City lodge No. 10. K of p,
chosen were: A L. Woodhouse. c. c.;
Fred Nelson. V. c.; DR.. G. e Robson.
prelate; c. w. Barnes. K of r, and s:
F. w. Wood. NJ. of F.: George r. Storey,
NJ. of E.; +. w. C. Hathenbrock. Nj.
and A.; W. ]. Woodhead. I. j.; j. n.
Gulick, o. G.; A. +. Buckler. NJ. of w;
j. w. Kenward. trustee. The lodge is
in good condition
Marriage licenses were today granted
to John Murray, aged S5. of Mammoth,
and Myra Bray. aged 90. of Mapleton.
Junius o. Haws. aged "a, and Sarah
Z. Mezener. aged 21. both of Provo; n.
West. aged 81, and Methia Larsen, aged
25 both of Pleasant Grove; John Ober-
hausli. aged q, and Nina Spencer, aged
19. both of Payson; Bert Carter, aged
10, and Ida Anderson, aged 81, both of
Provo.
The Lilly Mining company today
commenced an action against Sheriff
George Storrs to restrain him from
making a sale of Tintic mining prop
erty under execution. The sale was
advertised for To-Day. A temporary in
junction was ordered, returnable
Dec. L.
City Justice \. A. Noon was in the
capital yesterday on business.
Miss Fawn Twelves is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Ernest Bucker of Alpine. arrested
yesterday on a charge of criminal in
timacy with Miss Ida Bennett. was
placed under a $500 bond today for his
appearance at a preliminary examina
ton. TIE bond was furnished.
Mrs. Stetson lectured before the acad-
envy last evening on Work and Wom-
en- She says work and women are
not incompatible. Work is feminine in
its nature She claims that woman
has been crowded out of the ranks of
industrial pursuit. consequently our So
cial conditions are not what they ought
to be. Her argument is based on the
theory that industrial evolution condi-
tiOnS civilization -
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Attorneys Stephens & Smith. on be-
half of their clients. Jerome Bourgard,
Charles H Roberts. Fitz Miller and
court yesterday afternoon to recover
the sum of s4.039.s2. with legal interest
from date of fling, from Daisy ".
Clays. administrative of the estate OF
Peter Clays, deceased, and Daisy v.
Glars Jones'
L. Drake, through his attorney. Grant
H. Smith. entered suit in the district
court yesterday against H. L. Driver ct
al. for the sum of s1.71S.30 and s315 as
interest for services rendered while in
the employ of Driver & Co. Plaintiff
ayers that he agreed to work for the
firm on the basis of $3.50 per dav in
1895, and $3.50 per diem for the three
subsequent years; the amount claimed
10 be due TO plaintiff being S2,9e1so, of
which $l,273.60 was paid in part pay
ment.
Wallace Nichol VS.. W. r. Dillon;
complaint and Injunction dismissed at
plaintiffs cost
Standard Steam Laundry VS.. c. A.
Dole; referred to Deputy Clerk Blair
10 take accounting between parties.
Sarah Effie Cavanagh VS.. o. j. Sails
bury e. al; II. P. Henderson with
draws as associate counsel for plain
tiff. and case continued to Dec. ;.
Judge Cherry adjourned court yes
terday until Saturday. when he will
take up the law and motion calendar
and hear ex pa-te motions.
Aurelius Miner qualified yesterday as
guardian ad litem of Jane Ayrton Ten
nant, an incompetent. w. C. Rydalch
was appointed by Judge Hiies last Sat
urday to defend the wards interest in
a suit to quiet title to real estate, but
he declined to act
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W. WARREN ROSES DEATH.
Veteran of Civil War Dead at
Pennington.
Especial Correspondence


Pennington, Nov. % AT 7:S0 this
morning one of Farmington's highly
respected citizens. w. Warren Rose,
passed away of heart disease, after a
painful illness of three weeks. Mr.. Rose
Was d quiet, inoffensive man. who had
many friends. He was veteran of the
civil war, having been one of those who
marched with General Sherman on the
trip to the sea AT that time he was a
member of company b, Fifteenth Iowa
vol,:r see-s.
Mr.. Rose was a native of New York,
having been born May 6, 1892, at How
ard, Rome county. He lived in Ohio,
Illinois and iowa before he came to
Utah in 1876. In the latter state. after
his honorable discharge from the army
he married a Miss Lucy Brown. and
together they came to Utah. later join
ing the Mormon church and settling in
Pennington. His wife and four chill
dren survive him.
During his sickness he received every
possible attention. and his death is a
great bereavement for his family and
friends.
The funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, in the
Pennington meeting house. and the re-
mains will be inferred in the local GEM
atery
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LOST IN MOUNTAINS.
Perilous Trip of Sven Ross of
Ephraim.
Especial Corres2ondence.)


Ephraim, Nov. 29.-Swen ]. Ross
crossed the mountain from Ferron this
week. and the trip came near costing
him his life. He was accompanied to
the top of the mountain by Peter Jen-
sen. and from there he attempted to
make the rest of the trip alone A yio-
lent blizzard was raging at the time.
and MIR. Ross soon lost his way and
wandered aimlessly around until night.
when he built fire in some timber and
waited for the storm TO subside. The
next morning he found he had wan
dered into the head of Manti canyon.
He finally succeeded in reaching home
very much exhausted. Mr.. Ross says
If it were not for pair of skis which
he had with him. he would not have
been able to work his way through the
snow.
Martin Thulin OF this city claims to
have found a four-foot VEIN of coal in
Cottonwood canyon. about four miles
from this city.
The city has force of men and
teams at work grading Center street
from Main street, two blocks west to
the Rio Granje Western station
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ESCAPED BY MARRIAGE ROUTE
LOUIS PALLIo WEEDS IDA SCAR
PA, HIS VICTIM.
Did Not Deny His Relations With the
Girl ard Was at First Inclined to
Fight the Case.

The prison gates stood open to Louis
Pablo yesterday. and he escaped them
only by marrying his 17-year-old vic
tim, Ida Scarpa, a pretty Italian girl.
1t was all done in a few hours. He
was arrested for seduction early in
the morning He spent four hours iii
jail and then was persuaded to pursue
the manlier course of taking the girl
he had ruined TO be his lawfully we'd
dei wife.
Pablo did not deny his criminal re-
iation with the girl. Early yesterday
morning she appeared at police head
quarters with her brother. and wanted
a warrant for her seducer Pablo. it
is claimed, enticed the girl into his
room and ruined her under a promise
to make hes' his wife. He then tried
to escape He was followed about the
streets all Tuesday night by three or
four of Miss Scarpa's friends. while
efforts were made To get a warrant
IL was not possible to get out the
papers until today, but Officer Edding-
ton picked Pablo up just as he was
about TO leave town.
AT O'Clock the accused was to be
arraigned in court He said he would
fight the case. and insisted that he
would not marry, but while baing taken
bdIh ~ jan MS lflcUuS talked WITH
him, and Jailer Kimbali gave him
just one minute to decide
III do it, Pablo said, finally. and
officer Eddington accompanied the
pair to the county clerks office to
procure q license. 4 hitch occurred
there, 1t was learned that the Scarpa
girl was not of age, and her brother
had 70 be appointed her guardian and
give his consent before the license
L. VI
speedily disposed OF and the couple
then returned TO Judge Timmony's
office, and the ceremony was perform
ed.
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LEHI NEWS.
Petty Thieving Going on-old Mans
Bad Accident.
SPECIAL Correspondence.,

Especial Correspondence
Lehi. Nov. 29.-Petty thievery has be-
gun again here. Last evening some
parties helped themselves from the
clothes line of Mrs. b. Nelson.
A number of cases of scarlet fever
have made their appearance. but all
are quarantined and are doing we'll.
Mr.. James Munns. aged about SO
years, was digging up some posts. and
While pulling one of the posts over ii
fell onto him and nearly broke the old
sentleman's back.
DR.. r. E. Steel has built fine brick
has put up a fire brick bakery and
restaurant.
The Lehi Creamery company stock
holders have decided to make a num-
Der of improvements at their factory.
Mrs Ann Taylor. the wife of James
Taylor, one of the early settlers of
Lehi. died last week and was buried
this week. She outlived her husband
some years She leaves a large family
of children, who are all married The
funeral services were held in the tab
ernacle, the principal speakers being
Thomas Taylor of Cedar City. T. r.
Cutler. William Southwick. p. Schow
and William Yates.
Everything at the sugar comDany's
works is still running at its full ca
pacity, and is expected to DO SO up to
about Jan. 10. 1900 The beet crop is
now about gathered. About leo tons
are supposed 10 be still in the fields
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Brigham City happenings.
(Special CORRESPONDENCE


Brigham City. Nov. 2S.-The newly
appointed mayor, with the city council,
have given their bonds
The case of the state VS.. John H.
Peterson was heard before Police
Judge Elias JenSon- he court room
was crowded TO overlooking. consist
ing mostly OF his friends. Mr.. Peter
son was arrested on a charge of gam
bling. the complaining witness stating
that he had been defrauded out of
$3.50 at a game of poker. He was fined
S25 and costs of suit.
District court will be in session on the
18th day of December. a number of
cases having already been set for that
term of court Prominent among them
is the case of Henry Conant and Abram
Rose VS.. the Curlew Irrigation COM
pany. About thirty defendants are
named in this suit.
Sixty-three teachers are at present
engaged in the district schools of Box
Elder county.
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ST. George Notes.
Especial Correspondence. J

'cFcCidt Soll
st. George. Nov 26-AIlen ]. Griffin
and Miss Sedenia Huber of Rockville
invested in a marriage license on Wed
nesday last and were married by
President David II. Cannon.
Today John W. Stucki and Freda L.
Rener of Santa Clara secured a mar
riage license and will be married in
the temple here on Wednesday next.
b. ]. Lund is going to establish a
forwarding agency at Modena.
Hon. r. C. Lund is making a brief
stay at home.
James C.. Wilder. William o. Harris
and several other Leeds men are out in
Bull valley mining district working on
some claims they have in that district.
NJ. M. Harmon. the tithing office
clerk. has called in his tithing scrip
to such an extent that it is very hard
to purchase even at 20 cents on the
dollar. when a short time ago it used
to be bought for 30 cents.
Considerable teaming is being done
between the mines and St George and
Modena. and business is Frightening
UP somewhat.
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JOHNSON DIVORCE SUIT.
Taken Under Amusement BY Judge
Hiles.

The divorce suit Of Jensine johnson
against James H. Johnson which has
been on trial before Judge Hiles, was
taken under Amusement by the court
yesterday. In the complaint it is al
legged that the defendant deserted his
vile five years ago and for more than
a year failed to support her. although
he is in receipt of 500 income a month
1t was further alleged that on Jan. 15
1888. the defendant committed adultery
with Elsie Maria Peterson, and is at
this date now living with her at
Granger.
Mrs. johnson asks for a decree of
divorce, division of the property, which
amounts to $4,000, and the custody Of
their minor son.
Upon the testimony of the older son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, ii transpired
that his father had taken the Peterson
woman as his plural WIFE and for eight
years had acknowledged her as such.
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Wants $4,000 Damages.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE. ,

Nephi. Nov. 29.-Suit was filed today
in the district court by Mrs. Anna
Schafer of Eureka against the Gemini
Mining company fer $4,000 damages
for the death of her husband, which
occurred in defendants mire last
spring. Brown & Henderson appear
for plaintiff.
County Treasurer Abbott finished the
delinquent list today and sent il TO the
Tintic Miner for publication. The list
shows fewer names than for the past
three years.
s. P Teasdel is in town today
The operetta Snow White" will be
given in the stake tabernacle Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Nov. 30 and
Dec. 1. by Professor Bassetts juve-
nile class
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Special Venire.

Yesterday a special venire- is
sued from Judge Norrelrs court called
for the following petit iurors:
Henry Barnes, FRANKLIN, L. Parker,
Thomas Homer. Arthur c.. Gilbert.
George e. Burbidge and Arthur E.
Graham were examined on their voir
dire yesterday afternoon and accepted.
Petit juror who was absent yester-
day afternoon was excused for the
term.
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Logan Locals.
Especial Correspondence.)

Logan. May 29.-Mrs. Thomas Lloyd
of Sterling underwent delicate sur
gicaI operation for trouble of long
standing yesterday. Drs. Ormsby &
Ormsby were the surgeons.
Willard Hansen, a young man, was
brought down from Logan canyon yes
terday. suffering from serious injuries
sustained through his being caught be-
Meath a load of logs which tipped over.
His left leg is in frightfuly iacerated
condition. and is fractured and out of
Joint at the knee. Owing to the swollen
condition of his body. little can be done
for him at present
Judge Hart toua- appointed Newell
w. Kimball and Thomas Irvine COM
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GUILTY OF BURGLARY.
Jury So Decides In Reeves and Peter
son Case

The jury in the case of John w.
Peterson and William Reeves, the two
young men charged with breaking into
the Salt Lake & Los Angeles railroad
shops on Oct. 20, after being out for
six hours, filed into Judge NorrelPs
courtroom at AIS yesterday afternoon
and delivered their verdict The jury
found the defendants guilty of house
breaking as charged and recommended
them to the mercy of the court. Sen
tence was deferred until Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock on which date
the new trial against Reeves for
bUrglarizing the residence of Joseph
Smith and carrying away a silver
watch, will be heard
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District Court Orders.

In the case of Theresa Simon VS.. Salt
Lake Coal company. before Judge
Cherry yesterday. the defendant con-
fersed judgment for s4,351 9S.
The case of Richard Fem VS.. the
Josepha Manufacturing & Agricultural
company was dismissed upon stipula-
ton.
Mary, s. McLaren VS.. Moroni Giles
pie: continued to Dec. %
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ALLEGATIONS DENIED.
Farnsworth Sets Up That Antelope
Owners Have No Action.

p. t. Farnsworth yesterday filed in
court his answer to the complaint of
Dan Harrington and John McNally
against himself and r. d. Mcdonald,
wherein plaintiffs sued to recover a
balance of $4,000 on a contract of sale
FOR the Antelope mining group in
Bingham. Mr.. Farnsworth's answer
denies all the material allegations in
the complaint and pleads that plain
tiffs seek without warrant to have the
contract modified. Associated with p
T. Farnsworth, jr.. and H. c. Lund as
defendants counsel are Pierce, Critch-
low g Barrette.
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Room Il. Walker Bank Building
Notice of Special Stockholders Meet


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special meeting of the stockholders OF
the New Mammoth Gold Mining company
will he held at the office of the secretary.
at Rooms 329 and $50. D. -Ma1 Ike,
Bldg. in Salt Lake City. Utah. on Fri
day. Dec BIRD. 1899. at 800 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose OF amending the arm Inaf
ing the capital stock of said company
assessabIe: also for the purpose 81 mems 1es,Tz
Whereby the Board of Directors may 1e
enabled to pay off the in sds5ds fnd as
for the future development ane
management OF the said compaLyS
property; also 70 authorlzs ''e
empower the Board of Directors, oy
two-thirds vote of the said Board or D-
rectors. to sell. lease or BOND tne sai1
company's property: also for the trans
action of any and all other business wn ls;fs
may legally or properly come before seiu
meeting v,,..u. ME
BY order Of the Board of Directors THIS
-sen osy OK nov John js5i r. FoULKs.
Secretary.
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Smallpox at Ephraim.
tSpecial CarrespondenceJ

Ephraim, Nov. 2s.-The smallpox
scare has subsidized in this city. The
disease has, been confined to the family
of Dykes Sorensen. Mr.. Sorensen him
self is all right again. and his wife and
two sons. who have had the disease,
are recovering. The cases have all
been verv mild
Ii has now been about two weeks
since Mr.. Sorensen's place was quaran-
tined. and as none OF those who were
exposed there have shown any syIno-
toms of disease, it is thought the dan
ger is past
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SMITH VS.. SMITH.
Drunkenness and Non-support AL
legged For a Divorce.

Melissa A. Smith commenced suit
yesterday in the district court against
Alexander Smith for decree of divorce
en- the alleged grounds of habitual
drunkenness and failure to support
The plaintiff sets up that she and de-
PENDANT were married in this city on
July II, 1895. and besides the decree of
divorce Mrs. Smith prays for the
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In ali stages of Nasal Catarrh there
should be cleanliness. As experience
proves, Ely's Cream Balm is a cleanser,
soother and healer of the diseased men,
brane. 1t is not drying nor irritating,
and does not produce sneezing. Price so
cents at druggists. or it viii be mailed
by Ely Brothers, IS Warren street. New
York. Upon being placed into the nos
trils it spreads over the membrane and
relief is immediate. II is an agreeable
eurp
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Deseret Briefs.
Especial CorresrondencaD

Deseret. Nov. 2T.-The Willard coun-
ty Institute convened here Saturday.
Professor ]. E. Hickman of the Brig
ham Young academy was in attend
ance. His lecture on Character was
greatly appreciated by a large audi
ence.
Funeral services We're held over the
remains OF Mrs. George A Black yes
terday, after an Illness of six weeks
She leaves a husband and six small
children. besides a host of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss. Mrs Black
was the daughter of President Edward
Partridge of Provo.
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old Hartley. Chester Coltrin and Gerald
Sebring. Three of the Puritan maidens
recited- Pumpkin Pies Just Before the
Thanksgiving Dinner. which was par
taken of by Irma Sims and Kenneth
Mcintyre.
Many visitors We're present Dainty
containing five grains of corn. were
presented. Pilgrim books, containing
the pupils language work on Thanks
giving. were also presented TO the par
ents who were present.
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speciaI Stockholders Meetil

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvEN
a special meeting of the stockl
the White Rock Gold Mimi
will be held at the office of sa
at room 412, d. F. Walker
Lake City. Utah. on the 27t
vember. 1899 at O'Clock
day, for the purpose of elect
said company and the trans
other business that may leg:
fore the meeting
Dated, Salt Lake City. Nov.
(Signed II. B. COLE,
Notice is hereby given StHat
meeting is adjourned until
annual meeting, Dec. 4th. 1899
Il B.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board of directors made on
the 18th day of Oct. 1893. so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be-
necessary will be sold at the office of
tho company, room Il. Walker Bank
Building Salt Lake City. Utah. Saturday.
the 9Th day of December. 1893. at two
O'Clock d. M. to pay the DELINQUENT as
sessment. together with cost OF advertise
ing and expenses of sale
Dated Nov. 22nd, 1899
j. w. HATFIELD.
Secretary
Room u. Walker Bank Building.
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Divorces In Default.

The default divorce cases of Ada A.
Burt VS.. Peter NJ. Burt, and Mary NJ.
Chadwick VS.. Abraham Chadwick. jr.,
were ordered referred by Judge Hiles
yesterday to Deputy Clerk Blair to
take testimony and report.
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MEN AND WOMEN IN ALL THE VARIOUS

MEN AND WOMEN IN ALL THE VARIOUS
M walks of hfe-professional men. trades
men, laboring men, housewives, and women
and men who enjoy . life of leisure-to all must
come sickness and suffering sooner or latter.
Nervous Dyspepsia, Catarrh OF the Stomach
and Indigestion are frequently forerunuers OF
the more serious OF stomach disorders, such -
Cancer of the Stomach and liberation of The
Stomach. Again, stomach disorders often lead
to serious Heart complications
The great HUDyAN is an infallible specific
for all stomach diseases. Many people suffer
month after month and year after year with
stomach trouble. because they seek paliiatives
only: because they resort to those many pepsin
remedies that have only temporary effect
HUDYAN is unlike such remedies, because it
strengthens and stimulates all the glands oon-
cerned in the digestion of food. and this toning
effect is permanent and lasting.
Yo1 may know that serious stomach disorder
is threatening il you suffer with headaches
Gig II. coated tongue and offensive breath
Gig. q, pains in shoulder Gig 81. paipita-
ton of heart tFf~. ~, feeling of heaviness or
weight in stomach or pain in stomach Zig. 81.
pain or ache in right side over region of liver
Zig. 81. Liver disorder IS a usual complication
OF dyspepsia and kindred diseases There are
other symptoms Indicative OF stomach disorder
Nervousness. costiveness. loss of appetite sal
low complexion dizzy spells, sleeplessness and
gaseous cructstionS-
I'LL A +
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Delinouent Assessment Noti5

BLUE BIRD MINING AND MILL4Ict~l
Company Principal place of business,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No of one-half of one cent
per share levied on. the 18th day OF Oct--
1899 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as
follows:
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admirable remedy to restore
brain quietuds. HUDYAN
will overcome sleeplessness
and bad dreams. because it
insures a perfect discharge
of the digestive functions.
HUDYAN will cure coasti-
patton. because it strength
ems and stimulates the liver.
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FOR LOSS OF a COW.
Oregon Short Line Defendant In
Damage Suit.

MILFORD Woodruff, jr entered suit in
the district court yesterday against the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
to recover $50 damages incidental to the
demise of a valuable Jersey COW which
thoughtlessly strayed upon the railroad
track of the company. uDon Tenth
South street, between First and Second
West, prior TO the arrival of passen-
ger train upon July Is.