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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

MOODY HIMSELF DELAYED.


Evanreiirt Dwight l.. Moody ala not
arrive Nth the party from the Pacific
coast iblr morning. owing to the fact
That hi siittlo granddaughter Is serious.
" VI D. inr Angeles. ~ he stayed be-
mind eifh his family Tho committee
on rec puun met the remainder u the
party ,onrlstuE of Mcssrs. Richard
1jadct George Forty and y, ~ Tuwnei
at The Hl1 drnnde Western depot NJ
SEQ a. on. nnd escorted them To their
puartcis ~ the Kenyon. Mr.. Moody IL
cspeot,d tn arrive In this city late this
etoninr M eHtly inmnrfuw morning.
Ant. Tjaier IN whose hands Mr..
Moody placed the conduct NJ the meet
lnan dul.rg his absence ~ quite an In.
tcfcetiir sud striking gentleman. who
halls fium Stockholm, Sweden, aud II
an Intimate friend of Prince HERNIA
dpttc, NE .scund son ~ King oscar N
~ Sweden. iie II son Of Swedish
officer and stands fully 8 fcrt Inch In
his Stocking feet. Nj. Tladcf who IN
known ne the Swedish Moody" In
course II rpnversation with "Nowu'
reporter thla morning. stated that he
hnd bstn preaching. and paying his own
.spcnsss. Tor the last eight years. his
lahOfr bins concentrated In the coun.
tries. ~ llussia. Germany. Norway.
sweden and Denmark. whore he met
with gel succeHa. he In conjunction
with Prince Isrnadotte. had spent con.
-ihefab'e time In preaching among the
army oihfrfr In his native land Some
two months ago Mr. TIndcr turned nj.
face towards The United States with q
thvc-fud purpose In View, ~ seeing
and fnssiing Mr. Moody. ~ whom h.
had heard considerable IN Europe, 81
lpNtllglfa la uIIIuaNuN aNU..lluu ItI.el. /
ia aud eventually continuing his jour. |
nry untll h. had rlfcumnhv irated the /
globe. takinr IN the States. Honolulu,
Samoa. New Zealand. Australia. India.
Egypt and turkey IN hla travels aud
eventually arriving In sweden In 1901.
MI. Tjadet who speaks scven Ian
ruaren. arrived IN New York whrrr he
addresssi several alien congregations.
he went 10 rclnt" with enthusiasm.
tho cifrumHtanrea surrounding the o..
caaiUn " the mt rul0red audience he
had ever addressed. which Incident
tfansplfsi In New orleans. Finding
that ths weather was too cold IN
proceeded TO California. whcrV he In
duiEcd IN some fishing while IN that
state b. met Mr.. Moody, who paf-.
Nuadcd him 10 fetrnec his steps East
In hts company, So" said Mf. Tjader.
Il gave ~ hshlnE and started In TO
nsh for souls again" The evangelist
peafnntt o. MD SENIOR pt.hrher that
the visii 10 this city would probably
BE- cut fhoft and the party would head
for chcaEo and New York. possibly
calling n omaha On route. The meet
inrr VIII " held this evening and to-
morrow Al the Congregational church
~ mentiorei In last evenings News"
Mr.. TJAdsr will have charge Of the
same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

September ~ 1885. National Life n
| New YORK. $1,000
scp,emb,r 10. 1874, New YORK Lifc.
10000.
4 total ofsEsss.
There We're other policies which wit
ness said brought the total up to about
10000. Al 81 the policies were In force
't the time " TN shooting.
Mr. Brown here proceeded 10 interro-
gate Mr.. Stout about the premiums.
Mr. Putnam objected 10 roufrei qucs-
tioninE the witness about his lifl insur-
snco. on the ground that II was not
proper ross.examination. n Mr..
brown wanted 10 call Mf, Stout ~ his
own witness u would be All right. lie
asked that nli the questions referring
to Mr.. Stnutt'a lie Insurance be- atrick-
IN out The matter vas argued at
some length. by counsel ON both sides.
ending In the court Overriding the OBJ
lection.
Air Hrown then asked the witnee.
when II waa h. resigned NJ president ~
ths rtah National hank aud the an
aWor wdai Some time In September"
Mr irpwu then rad letter frpn
tho comptroller ~ the currency, dated
August ga isps. addressed to a. ~.
Jones. cashier The comptroller APP
proved " the reduction 81 the capital
~ the bank fr,m $4,000 ~ 100000.
providing the entire amount 81 the ~
durtion was used IT, retire bad and
doubtful debts aud that none 81 II be
returned 10 the stockholders.
The letter also suggested Mr. stpuit-
resignation ~ president and further
went on 20 say that the application for
the reduction " the banks capital
should b. accompanied with the nrinc
~ % new man Tor president. Here
court took rrccas.
when court opened this afternoon Mr.
Putnam objected ~ the Introduction ~
a letter from the comptroller of the
currency. addressed a. Farley L. Will
llnmH, one of the directors " the bank.
The point wns arEucf by counsel ana
the court sustained the objection.
Mr.. tirown then proceeded 10 intsrfo-
Rute Mr. Stout respecting hts reHlRnR-
ton Witness denied that he had
asked the directors 70 keep him on for
thirty days. or until the FIRST ~ the
when he severed his connection with
the bank. but they were not the result
q "aoftsnlnK ~ the brain" II had
been his custom 10 drnp In AZ tho bank
every afternoon, about J o'clock. or q
little before, maybe, Never ceased
speaking to Jones on business matters.
until after the shooting. Their social
relations terminated last September.
On The DAY II the shooting he loft home |
~ about 1879 n. m. lie knew l.. ".
Bailey. but ala not recall having had q |
business engagement with him on the |
ath Of December. lie ala not leave |
word with his folks the night before |
the day NJ the shooting that h. was |
going 10 liurnhnm.
Mr., Stout was then examined a. 10 |
The tine he started Tor Murray on the /
lay ~ the shooting. who h. saw. what |
b. ate nnd what he drank and what be-
said 20 the people he met.
The REORGANIZATION ~ Mr.. Stout
had not concluded when the "Newa"
report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
PRIEST. SHOWS BIRTHDAY.
First Presidency Cmicmplates Trip
10 n. Y. Academy.

Professor cluff and Partridge ~ the
brigham Young Academy at Provo
have inaugufhlrd birthday program
and general time 81 good fellowship
among Ne students ~ the institution
IN honor n The natal day ~ President
l.orenkp Snow, that transpirea On April
afd. lhulatiuna were extended 10
President Snow ana the First Pfesi-
denc>, iurthrr with the quorum Of
Apostles 10 attend the celebration.
owing y u being impossible fnr the
venerable President a. attend on that
day, the daiH has been changed to
SATURDAY., Apiil iHi when tho majority
Of those Invited VIII attend.
Tho rlrY, consisting ~ President
l.orcnxo SNOW, tho members Of tho First
l're.ideneY, together with several ~
the Twelr lni their families, win 10
down % Provo at o'clock on Satur.
day morning aii being well. and WIN
return !. me city at I .. m. The pro.
gram OF No celebration has not Vet
t-cn fnlY completed. but viii Include
nddreraeF ny no visitors together with
q iectuir BY MR., Minnie j. SNOW b..
fore the lazy students at the Academy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
'scASplSAvn AND lER PEOPLE,

An iiiu''uitd lecture by Dr. jas. n.
TalmaEe "a announced Tor the Confer.
cnce wees nn the subject named above,
The meelins V.l Boo hsll lu the Taber.
nncle. nnlsr Do auspices ~ the Desoret
Museum, inl HHilu from the lecture n.
self seveal other Interesting features
have heel prtiled. Including a variety
of scandlhaNian songs by native sing.
crs. Mrs AWpa Olsen Thomas viii an.
pear IN NotWeginn costume and Vim
render solo The Wen known choir,
Svca ana llnrmonl,n VIII present a
number u national airs, The members
OF the .holH viii appear IN tho cos.
tunes OF lno countries,
The lee'nfe viii Doubtless appeal 10
the conn unity in general ana a large
attendant may be nntiolpated. IN
Talmase, Who u ao well known among
the poop ~ Utah us am inter.stinl,
and instnotlye lecturer. viii present
the result o. his personal obscrvations
In the quantities ~ Scandinavia. and
viii iIiusiraie his topic with a fine mr.,
ray OF nagnincent pictures. An nd
~ % 10 cents wiz be charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
THE b. S. ENERY nENEFIr.

a mos, interesting concert will he
given this evening at the Sixteenth
ward nesting house for the ben.ft "
the family n the.i n. \. Emery, ex-
city recorder Following IL the excel.
lent progrAn which has been arranEcdi
Quartet Winter Ole. club soprano
solo. MfA MaEgle iluli song. Master
Jodie Price recitation, James brothers.
selection, l.hmhourn Mandolin a Out
tar club, comic song, Mr.. William Will
lini contnlto solo, Mis-, Agnes olsen
Thomas piano solo, Miss GENEVA Eiier-
beck. recitation, Me. ueo Colletti bari
tone sole NJ WIN. q. Patrick; soprano
Nol", Mr. Nellie nrure. fugsleyi reci-
ntion. Mss VIDA For, Nylophono solo,
Mr.. Adslheft iiecslry. Hawaiian duet.
Merarn. " Noall and y. neeaiey. reri-
in'lon. hiss Nellie Boyer; aceompaniat.
Mr. ALVIN ne.sioy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

membered that the general 60
cnhditipn OF an extra fsfresfsi II ~
must be taken with great .,u,i u'll
the index u the presence ., sbs., n.
ns,uN .hlhtt tn" pfptoniaar
y, LUX ,, seeds may Withstand ths ,.H
% liquid air nearly go deg t,.nii.l''o,,l
below the frcezlng-polut. ~ - 'hi'le
100 deg. below xern Fahronheit .iil
seeds ana spores 81 b4rfarir h.
hfnw after hcinE sub ected a., anl
r'rature u i15 deg. Ceniig,,5 "iN-
nearly go dec. above zero r,bs.',
y mus 70 Dc seen that trfr...f,|.i
hIo."plasm " capable " an ndlnstf,sgi
TO range of temperature IN ~,
tcntirfade. or nearly 80 r.h-- q
IN view Of these facts. Il would ~
trcmoly rash to say that Geo.
masses 81 matter constituting .
nlnrm might not exist at Tenn, ~, N,l-
much above nnd below thos' ,.s
.afth. The range of endurance vonii
uep'nu ,v'uh the liquids entering Inia
the composition ~ The living mrtt.r l..
question. The extremes IN i,,,,.....'
iuin given above were nfodue,1 .l
hcinliy, Of course. With the nx.,r,t,'.
w the heats ~ y0ioanoaa 49,
springs, ana lightning. FLASHES. fb,, ~.
not produced on the earth's w,r,,
hnh plants have had no onpoftunity
81 acquiring special sdaptntlon-
ward the endurance N s,irh s,i,s....
tempernture equal 10 thaf ~ ~
sun. where the elements mr. uos. u.
less separated into iayera, and vh.,.
the molecular velocity l. Vrrv gs.''
would form an absolute upp,r tf9it y.
NE, though the actual limit v.oaiI
TAR below this point. Absolute 49,.
or 30 deg. centlgrade below Tho ~,
lnf-point. would form lower fwi,
though periodic recurrence ~ IN.
temperature would BY no means fsrs,
"a barrier 10 life. The preasrrs IN n.
atmosphere. even iutcrmittsntiv. /. 80
necessary TO life. M ~.
plratory ~ diuintegratinE agent tpiyb,
Ne present IN the Hubstrntunl ur nuifi.
i've medium. Among terrestrial ~.
Hnnlatns. the anaerohic bacteria nfa An.
stances Of plants which not only a,
not need an atmosphere. but ACTUALLY
pefih Ia ita presence. Or In one ~ NJ
and live deeply imfn9rl-i
In the bodies NJ other plants ~ II anil
mails with which their presence j. III.
ways ns-nriate1. The absence Of 81.
nhnent GASEOUS envelope. or MUD inc.
1ium, would rrndor impossible the a..
vcl9pinent NJ any but fxed forms. Al.
tnohed nrmly Ia place Ike typlrai
plants. Such conditions would d. sfni.
nen'ly unsuitable for locnm1tnr afran.
SINS resembling animals. although sneh
types might exist by means of special
adaptations for storing the respiratory
agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
EARNINGS OF
AMERICAN ROADS
r. G. BROAD GAUGE CLEARED
sSsv, yssdlnr In transit -Gscursion
q, ogden The Hate Agreement
nesshea in chicago.

The srurs earnings reported OF
elt American roads for tho year ended
ian. "a isss. we're fi.ssss9s.sso. an In
erease Of nssiG.sss over the previous
,ear. The ue, Income, after dc'iucting
ov,rntlne expenses. was iise.ipo.iio'
Win With to pay interest on bonds.
N,e. and dividends. aud to put by as
surplus. The fcads paid out isii.sii'fss
m operatIns expenses. In order Ia earn
ronisthlng lrs. than siio.c'o.oco. That
b. the road. pay Out mofc than scvcn
times a. much In wages ~ they earn
N dividends and surplus. The great
nesr Of our country Il exhibited by
these figures. which cover 40 lines,
op~railns isi.s-i miles " railroad. The
thole IL Europe had, according TO the
Isiert ob,alnable statistics. iis.tsi miles
uf rallrod. In ispo, according 10 Mul.
hali. the receipts n aii European roads
vef~ n Il o.lep, and the expenditure,
Ss,knrs. 80. showing that the net earn
Insr wen sea oaa.vQs. q larger proper
non u carnlnFs ~ compared with tho
lnisi Income than In the ease OF Amer.
Kan foads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

Mary Ann wardrop flied n suit for
divorce against Ahfnm Wardrop Ia
the Third district court today alleging
failure To provide and cruelty a. the
grounds. Following Il one u the at.
legatinns % the complaint.
That the said parties arc married.
having been Joined In wcdl0ck aud the
holy bonds of fnntrlmuny, twenty-five
years ago, by his honor Judge Iyror.
at the city and county OF Salt Lake"
Plaintiff gives her uac aH a. and her
husband M ~. Defendant Il accused
Of beating his wife and ~ calling her
Vile names In the presence OF several
parties, II II further alleged that they
have a home IN the Ninth ward worth
about t1.io0. There are six children.
Plaintiff prayH for u decree. custody Of
the children and the house and lot and
furniture.
The defendant 10 a carpenter by
trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

As,..~.s, nssssss .. TO western ra...n.
ser Hsisa

The meeting at Chicago has produced
Apparently definite results. After two
days worn. Western PASSENGER men
have found a way N meeting the -.
duced rates q the Northern Pacific and
Orat Softhn 10 Montana points aud 10
Crat Northern 10 Montana Pacific ana
tuttlns In any great extent Into their
Grss 10 intermediate territory.
The fare from Chicago 10 north Pacl.
A. coast points u 10 be- continued ~
Slsls To Montana common points the
nate h 10 ~ ~ In both cases rebate
tchsts are 10 b. used. and the baggage
Of private parties purchasing such
fickets will h. checked only 10 dcstina-
ton. Il IL provided further that the
bet tate 10 intermediate territory south
u Montana common points and south
Il eastern Washington points. shall not
b. Ices than the Pacific coast rate ot
tatn. A. a matter ~ fact, this rate
vfi h. ma. A reduction 10 the travel.
n vii b. made, therefore. 10 all points
10 Shith Che present rate 4 above sisso
and the savinr will b. the difference
bsiNeen the present rate and $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

The sale ~ the Ellis Opera concert
opened nj the Dayn.a Music store this
morning. there was the biz rush ex-
nec,ed. and II IA very evident that the
ticket Spectator will make his reap
pcarnnce In Salt Lake on this occasion,
one individual alone bought 100 dollar
and half tickets A section of the
house will also be- reserved for tho on.
den eNcursiohists who will come down
In a body. nesides uadski. the soprano.
and olitska, the oontraito. who. by the
way, wiz h. heard In the great solo last
ttndcred IN the Tabernacle by ssalchl.
Nnhl rirnur, other distinguished
artists VIII appear saturday night. Mt.
who Il now ending his second year as
one Of lbe principal tenorH NJ Mr. ~.
~ COMPANY, lie sings the the Marin.
i've assigned 10 l.DhenHrin.
The people 81 Salt Lake who heard
the SINGING ~ Mr.. lnins IN the Tnber-
uncle last season IN the occasion ~ hi.
u.hut nefof- M AZ the Melha concert.
VIII not need 20 be- Informed ~ the 70.
hussa
Herr uerari Fiehmann. the ptinclpai
ucfmnu baritone ~ the I.llla company,
meis word ~ introduction 10 the
musl'nl population nf Salt Lake City.
htahmhnn rninyH the distinction NJ be-
lhg We most useful nrt 20 IN Mr.. EiilH'
fuHltt ~ principal singers During the
revival NJ THE Niug" In phiindDIphia
ana IN llnainn. Herr Siehmann sung the
principal Chaiaciets allotted Ia the bar
itnnn ami Die rendition ~ these difficult
numbers nrrnfiilnr 10 the opinions ~
thnse best qualified IN pronounce them.
most adequately nllH every requirement
dt mnhh.d " % NuEnerinn artist.
lirrr lhchlri Frlrd. who viii be- the
conductor N the Performance. Il vitnl.
y responsible for tho splendid onsem.
bic work given by the Ellls company.
tie u ne hnme In every branch OF ope.
rate art, particularly excelllng In The
Interpretation 81 the WaHncrlan works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

Conference excursions over the Ore
gon Short Line will be run to TINS city
from Huntington, Oregon. on the west.
Spencer. Idaho on the north. Granger.
Wye. on the east. and all the interme-
lutc points. to this city Tickets will
he sold from April 9Th TO sth On this d.
n.
From silver city. Mammoth. Eureka.
Nephi. Terminus and Toucie. tickets
VIII BE- sold from April 9th to 9TH.
Ffoin Frisco Milford and all interfne-
date points on the south. from April
9Th 10 9TH.
From Terminus. Tooeic and inter-
mediate points to this city. between
Arrll sth ana April sth.
From Mccammun and intermediate
hulnta. from the north. between April
9Th aud 9Th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
HISTORICAL SOCIETY,".

The addresses delivered at the annual
meeting OF the Historical Society OF
Utah ON January ID. 1899. aa published
In the Deserct Evening News In see.
tons, has been reprinted In their en-
tlfcty by the society for diatrlbutlon.
They mako very Interesting readlng
and contain much valuable informn-
ton, The H-stary, Mr.. Jsfrold
H. Letchcr II circulating the paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
POLICE ITEMS.

Mrs. MacDormott called at police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon.
burst Into the chiefs nanotum uanctor.
ufn. while he was oloseted with n civ
councilman. and later visited the eity
Jhll. This afternoon Justice Tlnfnony
extended that visit FOR period ~ fiye
DAYS on the charge OF drunkenness
Mrs' MacDermott bears the distinction
o. nsu'ins ~ me sole person, arrested
durlng the last twenty-four hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

judgments by default was rendered
by Judge Hiles today In the eases 81
l. Grand Young " Mary smith IT al,
ana w. u. Fashay W g. c. Dorm.
berger
w. g. Jennings Il suing tho Home
fitc Insurance company 10 recover
800 on IRE loss.
William Rldd fled an action against
David i, Anderson today to rrroyer
500 On certain promiAaory. secured
By mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

here at ii.fo In time to connect with
the street enrS. which WIN be held until
the arrival u the ogden Hpecin. The
fare for The round trip VIII he 81
cheaper. said Mr fiuntz than to stay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
CHURCH NOTICES.


The ladies' semi. monthly meeting
VIII BE- heid IN the Fourteenth wnrt
assembly hail On Saturday. April 1T.
cnininen.inE AZ o'clock. Al are In.
yiied, ", Isabella Horne. prrsldrnf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

Boyd PARKS and Mr Jones residence.
and pointed out on the map wherc he
sad seen Jones lying w wait for him.
ten days before the shooting. once
witness saw Jonrs standing 10 Parks
corner AT iis50 ~ night The same
evening witness daughter saw Jones
lettering about The ncighborhood. tThis
latter rHrt was stricken out at hcre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

10 'rnn \ ,oip ~ oNr NAY.
Take Laxative nromo Qulnine Tablets.
NJ druggists refund the money II Il
ialll 10 cure. Csc. The genuine has 1.
~ ., on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt lake city. March 20. 1909.
Todhy'a cl.arinsa .'.., .....,.tli3Ggs. Is
same Jay lah' year '''..,...,. i22,22' 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
SITUATION WANTED.

GOOD, oENEllAL iIAND. ArfARLB
am rhpefleneed ~ cerk In warehouse,
slutake ete, Good hofsemaB, ana can ~
t'oh = applies 10 ~ for position NJ mot my
hlnu oi Nofk Ia CIV. Ilisorih a Acbrlde'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
HELP WANTED.

A., want ~ mon Tor raiiroad work an wash,
voeh. MAltressss ehambermaiis, cook,
r.eond girls aud domosilrs wanted In aud
ou' p Town Union Employ mvnt Agency,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following are todhys ore and bul,o,
receipts, ns reported by tho inatitutioi.,
below indlcatedi
T. II. JONES 4 co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

To aiiay pains. aubdue Inflammation.
heal foul sores ahd ulcers, the most
satisfactory results are obtained By us.
lnF iiALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT
Price, q us. and 90 cts. Y. c. 81 l.
Dug Depl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29
rrAu Mrs DyiSa AZ u.NiL,

Have wisely left their families whore
they may use n. v. Spring water Ice
and b. healthy. Tel. ~ white wagons
Mountain leo Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

y found out that be- had taken his
vile along with hIm"
lirowu-iiavt Ydu boon asked to tel
what you found out
don't know that I have"
We'll. confue yourself To answering
the questions put iu you, and don't at
tempt Ia make q speech. Did yq,i have
any trouble with Jones In July, 1857
Y don't recall anything else. There
may have been som. little taik. but !
don't fccali what Il related TO-"
How long do you say the defendant
WIS IN yuuf cmphr
about twenty years I believe"
Was he industriuul all these vearrY'
Yes. or I should not have kept him
IN ny employ"
Merc his habits gnodf'
Yes. the very heu"
What wna hiH capacity for work.
was he honest"
lie was Thoroughly honest and re-
liable, and was O good man IN a bank.
provided he was not permitted 70 APP
piuhch a customer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

- afterwards found OUT"
Here the witness was interrupted by
Mr.. brown, who was about TO put an
other question. AIR. Putnam asked the
witness TO finish his sentence and Nj,
Stout said.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-27

The automobile is already taking the
form it will have to achieve before dis
placing the trolley and the horse-that
is, if there is truth in this statement
of a Milwaukee paper: "A man from
Iowa has invented machine weighing
not more than rs pounds, which can
be attached to any vehicle now drawn
by a horse and is capable OF reaching
speed of so miles an hour. 1t is said a
stock company backed by 100000 is
soon to be formed in Milwaukee to
manufacture the machine, and that a
man we'll known throughout the Unit
ed States will be at the head of the
concern" If the new device lives up
to its prospectus, Honolulu will prove
to be a good customer for ii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-27

The anticipating ordinance in some
of the Mainland cities loves a shining
mark. Not long ago a San Francisco
millionaire was taken in for eXpector-
atfng in n street car and more recently
United States Senator Carter of Mon
tana was fined for like offence. Moth
ing suits a policeman better. when he
is not splitting himself. than to detect
and run in some prominent citizen
for the petty crime.