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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deroret National hank TO ]. N.
Fox a al warranty deed. i0sh
acres northwest quarter sees
tion 10, township 2 south range
! west 80" 49,. ..,.,,,,., !, 1000
W. H. Thomas 20 Thomas but-
terheld, warranty deed, lot I.
block \ Herman city plat ... 125
Thomas Hutterheld 20 I, y. Free
man, warranty deed, same o.. $50
Charlotte =. butcher 20 Lydia
n. Parry, warranty deed. tNJ
rods northwest from southeast
corner lot I. block 40. plat u. $50
Salt Lake city TO ~. j. nun-
ham, quit claim lots n 10 ~,
block I. West boulevard sub
division .sss. ..s zee ......... 20
q. W. slade TO Utah Loan Is
nulldlng association, quit
claim, right OF way part lot :.
block ~, plat b., ...,., ,..u.. 20
Salt Lake county % Union Light
q Power company part north.
west quarter section e5. town
ship 90. township south. range
=. u. Day 81 nj 60 Union pncinc
railroad company deed. north
east quarter section I, town
shin I south, range | east, etc. A.iNa
Estate Allen Hilton 20 W. W
chisholm. executors deed, 3
rods by ihi feet southeast from
northwest corner lot ], block
90, plat ID .,,,,,,, -. ''s'',,''' sooo
Total .....,"'''''''''"''''''Ns.so'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

In the case OF ogden city W the
Bear River waterworks a Irrigation
company, etc. II al. Judge lilies today
granted the defendants thirty days
additional time In which 10 flle and
serve bill OF exceptions,
Judgment for ,astas5. and decree
OF foreclosure, was rendered by Judge
iiiles today, In the ease % the New
England Loan a Trust company W
William Mlddlenis- ct al. Default OF
nli defendants was later entered, OK
cept ~ 20 Fred W. Rose. Amelia Rose
and Ruth ID. Honrnid, against whom
action was dismissed.
Petit Juror John r. Axton has been
excused for the term.
The divorce suit of Bowen II. Novel;
W. Jennie y. Nowrll was referred by
judge lilies today TO Deputy cier'
nlnir who was instructed to take IN
testimony Of plaintiff and report
Judge Cherry announced In open cour
today that on Saturday next he would
make further setting of jury cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Royal in.,ha,ian Of lnr.., n,i,a,n si.s,.
Them Honorary Memssr-.

London. May gt-The Royal Institu-
ton OF Its centenary, has elected as
honorary members Prof. samuel Pier.
pont Langley. astronomer. Hecftary 81
the smithsonian institute. Washington.
Prof. Albert Abraham Michaeison.
physicist. ~ Chicago. Prof. Robert
Henry Thurrton, engineer, director Of
siblcy college ~ cornell University.
Prof. J. = AmeE,of Johns Hopkins Uni.
BARKER, physicist, Professor of physics
~ the University OF Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, and Prot WIN. Lyme VII.
son, otstunrfeHHman, and formerly
president OF Washington and Ice unit
verrity and rcrcnt OF tho Smithsonian
Institute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

". \. Eshsriy Demands = taiiy laid up
Insurance roiHey.

William A. Eckcriy MED an action
against the Mutual Life Insurance CONF
psny OF New York today. In which
plaintiff seeks TO have the defendant
required 10 issue TO him fully pati-up
contract.
The complaint alleges that In Janu-
airy. ISIS. IN consideration ~ the pay
ment By plaintin Of ts1s. no an annual
premium. the defendant issued TO plain
TN life Insurance policy. which.
ter three full annual premiums had
been paid the company would issue "a
non-participntinx policy Tor paid up ln-
eurancc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The case Of W. 4. Mccormick a COM
pany W the Queen u sheha Mining
company has been on trial before
judge Cherry and a jury today,
Plaintiff brought action 10 recover
Ss,tsts on nm overirnft debt alleged
% have been contracted between jan
vary sist. 1885, and August 18th. isss,
Betweon these date. tho mine was un-
der a bond and lease 10 an English
syndscaie. % which George u. Haven
w~s managvr. The question for de.
termination ID whether tho defendant
company can be held for the overdraft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
HONESTY HANDSOMELY REWARD.
I'D.

In the course ~ tho settlement last
week the Office boy In tho employ ~
broker In Royal Exchange nuildlngu
found check for cs.30o In the street.
II was made payable To a certain min
the boy took II. on the advice Of his ems
ployer the officials ~ the company
were highly gratihed both az the hon.
caty 81 the boy and at the saving Of
considerable Inconvenience and posi-.
bic luas 60 themselves. and 10 marx
their sense Of tho boys honesty they
presented him With the magnificent
sum OF HiNpence. II N contemplated
60 Invest this reward In sound colonial
securities Tor the benefit OF the boy
when he IA more In need o. the money,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
TRIAL or rAf muLtoy.


The case ~ the state against Pat
Nuiloy. charged with fornlcation. was
called for trial IN the criminal branch
OF the Third district court today. As
distant County Attorney nay Van Colt
appeared for the stats and McGurrin a
McGurrin for tho defendant.
The prisoners alleged offenne II said
10 have been committed In this city
July. 18th. isgs. with an unmarried
woman named Hottie Dora Miles.
daughter Of Mnxie. the fortune teller.
Miss Miles appeared In court with a
few weeks old babe In her arms. the
paternity % which In lodged at Null
Toys door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
Dow, I,Insfar,.

Washington. May ss.-The navy de-
parifncnt has cahled an Inquiry TO Al.
mifal Dewey regarding the itinerary of
the homcward cruise % the olympia.
The olympia viii not leave HonEk0ng
much before June, spending a part ~
the time In dry dock setting In shape
TOT her 1900 mile trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Cumberland rre.s,t.sy Postpone. :s',on
on n tntli "wednesday.

Denver. May el.-The Cumberland
general assembly postponed action pros
testing against the seating Of u. II.
Roberts Of Utah ne y member Of Con-
Frcsa until Wednesday. This action
was taken at the request of State Clerk
William II. Campbell Of the Utah Pres
hytery. who tcleEraphed Moderator
iIaiscii that a communication had been
mailed which II was desired TO have
the assembly consider.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Indianapolis. Ind. May g1.-The state
supreme court today decided that the
statute prohibiting sunday baseball Il
valid. thus reversing the decision 81 the
lower court. The baseball people will
probably ask for frhearinH and pend
INK ruling on that motion viii Gu
deaNor TO play sunday games.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Two cases were argued before the
btate supreme court today, ms foilows;
Jacob a. Dupce. appellant, W the
Bait Lake Valley Loan 4 Trust COM
pany.
Holiday Coal company. appellant. W
u. a. Kirker a al
The case OF q, u. Garner W A. Van
patten ct al appellants. was continued
for the term,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

the new ordinary sleeping ears operntes
n.y. the Union Paclnof They arr a r,.'
violation Of the car makers art. Almost
~ nm" AZ the Palace Cars and nnit,.
90 comfortable at about one.thind Inc
cost. Ask about them at tho Iinion
Iaeihc ticket office. "Old stand - al
Main Street. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Or; Talmage's new book. written bv
appointment. ~ four styles uf binding.
,,u,h llupi leather $3.50 leather riit
eavn, n,oflovo sllt l2bo Special dis.
gnorums' For sale at the peserei
Newr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
ANIMAL EA-rEHS Hxuuus,oS
Via
tnion Pacific HaiIroaa.

juno 9Th and 7ih. Llml, Sept. an.
t. ''.a s ~. Istulh,.. 90. ,s.s.....t ls 90
:, - ~lu lelurh',, 90, go, o. 90
chicago nnd return, N "a
Oct there QUICK by using tfnion BY Nv
enc, which everybody knows IL ihe iins
iof SPEED, SAFETY and coAiFoitT
holld through yestlbuied traina' In
eiuhllei elegance of equipment c,n-
slrung OF Dining and Library Cnrs
WIN Harher shopl New Palace and
otllnary sleopor-. Free chair cars
WIN no change 10 Missouri river and
hrhsa Iompnny'H once. "OlJ
stand" eni Main street Wv"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Eta Sullivan has commenced divorce
procsedinKH against John n. sullivan in
the Third district court alleging that
the defendant has wilfully neglected to
provide plaintiff with the common nec-
rrnartea OF life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
SOUTHERN TOURIST.
]. W. Judd Claims TO he n Cousin Of
Judge Judd In Police Court.

Justice Timmony this afternoon was
apt TO be merclful TO all backaliders
who /..aa,,JSa, on the mourner's bench
I" '"ent I'D e.lssuised In hea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
CLAIMS ALLOWED.

The State board " examiners held a
meeting today and allowed claims for
the past month amounting TO about
1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The $4,000 damage suit 81 Arthur n.
Shaw against the Salt Lake city ithil-
road company reached the jury last
evening. ana this morning verdict
was returned In favor Of plaintiff. as
rearing his damages at tSO0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The Jnry In the case OF the State
against william Morrison. charged with
BE- sentence ut 10 n. IN. tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Mrs. Emma Mcinne- iiled a suit
against u. n, Swan In the Third dis
trict court today 10 collect E,5it on
certain promlnrory note dated August
snd. 1859, and made payable In three
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
REDUCED HAris
Via
ssnts 10 ilnnts.

on sale June 9Th ana 5th.
uood returning until Sept. 4, 1893.
From ogden. Salt Lake and Provo 10
Kansas city. Atchison. Leayrnworth,
or -. Joe and rrturn... a.. -, .fls 90
10 ~, Louis ana return,., ..fag 10
To chicago aud return. -. go. .tltSo
SLEEPING car RATES.
From ogden, Salt Lake aud Provo.
fitsl-clas- Pullman To Missouri
,.i't'i 20 80 80 80 ..ssss..ss......A1.O 90
firHt'clhsH Pullman 10 H. Louis, - 90
ilfst-elhsH Pullman 10 Chicago ~ 20
oIllnhfny sleeper to Missouri river 4 90
ordinary sleeper To IT. Louis 49,. 4 90
ordinary sleeper 10 Chicago. %
Per doubt. berth that will accommo-
dal. Two persons. without additional
Dining csrn between ogden ana D.n.
N,f. Meals a Ia carte, pay only for
Two through trains daily 20 Missouri
iiNrt' ~ Louis and Chicago Via Rlo
urande Western and Santa NJ"
For further particulars apply to
!. A. BENTON.
cry Ticket Agent II. q. w. nv.
a So. s" ~ L.
,i pooly Block. salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
LOST.

DARK nay MARE. RiiAND II an
thlHh, IRON, hoot wiro cut white star o',
lshsaa h,pott TO y. i, Loakar, " south
""h ismpis AUD receive reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
NIL. ungllnR
MILL mea
q str
Blood

Bltters makes pure blood. II cures In
digestion, constipation. kidney and liver
ailments and all other troubles caused
BY impure blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
EI&QQDl SULPHUR Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge o. =
Competent PhysIcian. who Will alat nss.
and prescribe Tor patients needing . wss
lcsi aid, il you hays catersh. pStssr'Sr
sle,, mhsnms,i.m. M.svo asa ps ',ared.
Any Kind Of q bath you want AN. ~
ladies' " The RAtsoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

There l. no USE talking about the at
Effectiveness Of THREE Crown Baking
Powder. II has always been 80 popular
aa to prove an attrntion In Itself. We
have recently made the price so at
tfactive that those who have not known
II In the past will have to recognize II
because Its price gives II n double at
traction. We furnish YOU the highest
quality without asking you high price
for n. You know II II right because
you know what II has been In the past.
For sale at all grocers nj following
prices.
OF. cans ....''...''s'........'. .vc'
or. cans ..s......ssss.....sss.s. slsc'
is "a cans ............ss........ .s.s'c'
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
Wells Fargo &
Conpany's Bank,

EsTAni.isiiED iss;
buys and sells exchange. makes t,,..
sraphic transfers on principal elites Al
.he United States and Europe aNi Nj
points on the Pacific Coast Issues ist.
tiers OF credit available IN the principal
cities u the world. special aitsntls,
given TO the settling Of ores and haliiS.
Advances made on eonsisnmgnta al isv.
est rates
tlon- throughout Utah, Nevada and A.
joining territories. Accounts solicited
!. y. DooLY. cashlst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
Commercial
National Bank.

DIRECTORS
Or. Thee. Meyer. John J. Da,y q
Salisbury. ,Mcyian G. ros. lThs.. r,s
John W nonnellan. NsweI i,.s.o,n.h,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

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The times., 1899-08-29
DIED AT ST. ELIZABETH'S.
Francis McCaRery, Who Once Al
tempted to XIII DIR. GOdding.

Francis McCaffery, the insane patient
who once attempted to assassinate
Dr. W W. Godding, late super.n-
tendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
died a few days ago at that institution.
He had been member of Company B, Fif-
teenth United States Infantry, and, prior
to incarceration in the asylum, an inmate
of the Soldiers Home at Dayton Ohio
McCaffery twice escaped from ST. Eliza
BETH s.
At the time of his last escape the pa
tiept, according to persons acquainted with
the occurrence, watched the Interior De-
partment where DIR. Godding was obliged
to go every day. and learned the door by
which the physician usually entered and
left the building. McCaffery was armed
ii is stated. but he could not secure the de-
sired opportunity to shoot. Not becoming
discouraged by many failures he went to
the asylum and requested an interview
with the superintendent. As Dr. Godding
entered the reception room McCaffery at
tempted to fire, but he was overpowerei
and the revolver taken from him. Nc
Caffery lately became critically ILL., surviv-
ing, however, his intended victim by only
three mouths.
The body was inferred In the cemetery
of the asylum.
The times., 1899-08-29
New York cotton Market.
THE ANTITRUST LEAGUE.
MonOpoIies Scored by Speakers at
Last Nights Meeting.

"oHopoIies ScoTeu Dy speakers at
Last Nights Meeting.
The District of Columbia branch of the
American Antitrust League held meet
ing last night at the headquarters, 1929
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest Vice
Chairman f.. Edward Mitchell presided, and
a large number of members was present.
The names Of eighteen new applicants for
membership were fayorably acted upon, and
good reports were made by the officers. The
committee on bylaws stated that report
had been prepared and will be presented at
the next meeting. The special committee
which was appointed TO obtain a larger
meeting place reported that the T. V. L.
Hall, at 9l0 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, had been secured. and the league will
hold future meetings there, beginning FRI
day next at 1902. N.
The meeting was addressed by several
enthusiastic members, who scored trusts
and monopoHes. The meeting on Friday
will be open to the public, and will be ad-
dressed by several prominent speakers, in
cluding Hon. NJ. L. Lockwood, of Pennsyl-
vania: II. B. Martin, OF New York. and
P. E. Dove, President of the National AS
sociation of Commercial Travellers of
America. 1t is also probable that o. H p.
Belmont, of New York, will be present as
he will stop over on his way TO the Ma
tional Trust Conference in Chicago. The
latter and Hon. NJ L. Lockwood have
been elected delegates to that meeting by
the Antitrust League.
The times., 1899-08-29
TEN YEARS FOR DoDsoN.
The Aged Negro Convicted After n
Brief TrinI

William Dodson, eolored, eighty years
old, was arraigned in the Alexandria County
Court at Fort Myer Heights yesterday
charged with criminal assault on Viola Ell.
liott, the eight-year- daughter of John
E. Elliott, who lives near the Chain Bridge.
Inc crime was charged TO have been com
mitted IN Dodsons house, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. Elliott Dodson was found
guilty, and sentence of ten years in the
State penitentiary was recommended The
jury was composed of John F. Haney. fore
man. Charles Price, Harvey Bailey, William
Boswell, William Reed William Ball Ho-
mer Works, Thomas Rust, John Robinson,
W. U. Varney, A. d. Torreyson, and A. 3.
Hines. The prisoner was defended by At
torneys Samuel G. Brent and Joseph r
Flanigen. Il was impossible for the defence
10 offset Dodson's own confessions, made
shortly after the crime was committed
Viola Dodson, the first witness, testified
that Dodson had taken liberties with her
Her evidence was corroborated by her sis
ter, Carrie Elliott. William Marcy, the
constable who made the arrest, and Justice
Thought, who issued the warrant testified
that Dodson had confessed TO them a
similar statement was made by James b.
Merritt. Technical testimony was given
by Dr. Howard, who was a valuable wit
ness for the defence Dodson took the
stand and claimed not to remember any of
the incidents related by the witnesses for
the prosecution. After argument on each
side, the case was submitted to the jury
with the result stated. Attorney ]. r.
Flanigen, for the defence, made motion
for new trial. which will be heard to-
morrow morning
The crime of which Dobson is accused
caused considerable excitement in Alex
andria county. and talk of lynching the ne
gro was freely INDUCED in. not only in
Washington district, in which the offence
was committed. but In the vicinity of Ros-
lyn and In Alexandria. Several attempts
were made by armed mobs to force the Jail
and hang the prisoner. Shots were ex-
changed with the Jail authorities, and it
was owing only TO the determined stand
taken by Jailer Nourse that the mob was
prevented from taking the Law into its own
hands Dodson was indicted at a special
session OF the grand jury In July.
The times., 1899-08-29
sYPHER STILL MISSING.
A Searching Party Fails to Find An,
Truce of Him.

No news of the whereabouts of Gen. j.
Hale Sypher, of this city, who was re-
ported to be lost In the mountains of West
Virginia, near Aurora, aSturday afternoon,
had been received at his residence 1885
Kenesaw Avenue northwest, up TO a late
hour last night. As vet no word either
confirming or denying the report of his
disappearance has been received by his
| daughter in this city, and she is not dis
posed to be alarmed at her fathers alb
sence. She stated TO a Times reporter
last night that she hardly thought any
thing serious had occurred to General
Sypher, or she would have been notified
OF il. Miss Sypher expects to hear from
some member of her family by letter to-
day if there is any truth in the story of
her fathers sudden and unaccountable
| disappearance.
General Sypher and his family have been
IN the habit of stopping at the West Vir
ginia resort known as Aurora a town in
the heart, of the mountains, for the past
| twenty years, and he is said 10 be thor
oughly familiar with the place and al the
country in the vicinity. There is said to
be excellent hunting in the mountains
around Aurora, and General Sypher was
very fond of shooting. Saturday Afternoon
ii is said, he started out with a young resi-
dent of the country on a hunting expedi
tion. After going some distance from the
hotel where the family were stopping 1T
was suggested that the men separate an
meet again later in the afternoon. At tn
appointed time the Aurora man arrived at
the place agreed upon and, after waiting
Tor some time without seeing anything OF
General Sypher, returned to the hotel 1t
was almost dark by this time and the
guests at the hotel were thorough
alarmed when they learned that General
Sypher had not returned with the Aurora
hunter. party of men from the town.
including number of the hotel guests
Immediately started out to hunt for the
missing man. The party remained out all
night but could find no trace of General
sypher, although the country for miles
around Aurora was carefully searched
General Sypher is well known in this
city, where he has resided for about fifteen
years. Before settling in Washington per-
manently he was a member of Congress
from Louisiana General Sypher is said
10 have come originally from New Eng
land He enlisted in the Army at-the out
break Of the Civil War and rose rapidly
TO the rank OF brigadier general His SER
vice was of the most distinguished kind
and he made special study of the prob
lens that would confront the Government
when the work of reconstruction was com
menced- After the war was over he
moved TO Louisiana. where he resided for
a number of years, representing his dis
trict in Congress. At the end OF his last
term in the House of Representatives he
decided TO enter the practice of law in this
eutly
The times., 1899-08-29
ANDREW BELTS ADVENTURE.
He Claims Higbwnymen Are Re-
sponsibIe for His Broken Leg.

He Claims HighUnymen Are Re-
sponsibIe for His Broken Leg.
Andrew Belt, colored, was brought into
the Emergency Hospital yesterday morn
ing with broken leg and his clothes
wringing wet, the result, he claimed, of
an encounter with two highwaymen on the
Bladensburg Road midway between this
city and Bladensburg at about $3.50 a. m.
when the alleged robbers picked their vic
tim up bodily and cast HIM from the top
of stone culyert into creek below. Belt
said he had been at Bladensburg all day
and had been gambling He had lost every
cent he had. except what had been spent
for drinks and when he started home he
was compelled to walk. At a point half
way TO the city Belt said he was ap-
preached by two men who looked at him
closely, and with the remark that he was
the man who had won all the money at
Biadensburg they attacked and overpow-
cred him He was thoroughly searched,
but nothing was found in his pockets This
did not please the highwaymen and they
decided 10 throw the man from the culvert
into the stream below. Belt struck the
water with his feet doubled beneath his
body and both bones of his right leg were
broken. The contact with the cool water
was so sudden that Belt was daZed for a
moment Quickly recovering, however, he
dragged himself with difficulty to the side
of the stream and was found some time
later by party OF men from the neighbor-
hood who were attracted TO the spot by
the cries Of help of the injured man. He
was removed from his uncomfortable posi-
tion and brought to the Emergency Hos
pital, where his leg was dressed and he
WIS sent to ward. The police of the
Ninth precinct were notified of the alleged
attempt at robbery and a thorough search
OF the surrounding country failed TO reveal
the slightest trace of the highwaymen.