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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-03

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-03

If you have piles, cure them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that
simply remove the results of the dis
ease without disturbing the disease it
self. Place your confidence in DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t has never failed
to cure others: it will not fail to cure
you. Geo. W. Stansfield, w. H. Wilson,
A. ]. Arnold & Son A J. Kane & Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-03

Unclaimed Freight Sale
Takes place at A, T. & S. F. Ry
Co.'s freight warehouse, commencing
Thursday, June Sth, at a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
FREE TO SUFFERERS.


Almost everybody who reads the
newspapers II Hure 10 know OF tho
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swamp Root. the great kidney remedy.
II II the great medical triumph OF the
nineteenth century; discovered after
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swamp Root has been tested In 80
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Nate practice among the helpless too
poor 20 purchase relief, and has prove
20 successful In every case that a
special arrangement has been made
hy which all readers OF the "Dcserot
NewH' who have not already
tried II. may have sample bottle sent
free by mail, also a book telling more
about swamp Root and how TO ind out
" you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this
generous offer In tho "Deseret
news" and send your address 10
DR. kilmer a Co, Blnghamto n. Y.
The regular Atty cent and one dollar
sizes are sold by all nrst-class drug
glsta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
Isaac Hughes Makes an eSplara-
ton that Does Not Clearly Explain,
TELLS OF HIS BROTHER IKE"


Isaac Hughes. dlmlnutlve colorcd
man, convicted Of grand larceny on
"Wednesday of this week. was today
sentenced by Judge Norrcll to four
years In the State prison.
When asked by the court n he had
anything 10 say before sentence was
passed Hughes said:
II JOSS want 10 spllln bout my brud-
der Ike an misclf II were all mis-
taken notion as how got dose dates
all sort mixed up ulcro Isaac
stopped shortl
Is that all2 cnqulrcd Judge Norrcli.
Yes, / gucss OATS all care fob to
say" replied ligghus.
Thcrcup0n the court ordered that the
defendant BE- combined IN the states
prison Tor q period u four years
The explanation the prisoner doubt
less Intended making was the statement
De made at the trial REGARDING his
brother whose name he said was Ike"
ana who was born six months after he
tlhaaol had made his advent into the
Hughes made number OF other
statements which many think went
Wide OF the truth mark Clerk Meloy
expressed the opinion that the prisoner
would be able 20 explain matters salts
factory 10 Warden Dow. at whose place
everything Is taken with grain OF
The offcnsc FOR which Hughes was
convicted was the stealing Of SO from
the pockete OF Bartender Nuckola. In
whose employ he was, lie attempted
20 prove an allbi. but II dld not count
FOR much with the Jurors. who prompt
" returned verdict Of guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
Member Of a Swell Gang CIeverly
Nailed this Afternoon.
sHoPLIF1ING IN LACE HOUSE
Visited several stores In this City
and saia to Have stolen Nn-
merous Articics.

The various dry goods establishments
on East Temple street during the last
two or three days have been missing
articles exposed upon the counters.
This morning o. man was caught In the
act of approprlating some socks IN
Walker bros. dry goods store. he
beggcd hard to be allowed 70 go and
finally was turned loose. This after
noon, AZ $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. H. W. sewall.
the floor walker nt tho Lace House.
noticed rtyliahly dressed man acting
IN a strange fashion nt the glove coun-
ter. Mr.. scWull pufpusuly turned his
back on the fellow and through "a mir
rur watched the man put "a bundle Of
Md gloves under HE coat Just ~ Mr.
scWall turned around the man was IN
the act Of taking r. package OF knit
gloves. Mt. scWall won't hastily over
10 Mr. linnaOhun and asked him what
he should do. The shop-llfter saw he
was suspected ana made "a bolt for the
door leaving the gloves and n
satchol behind him The man did not
want the screen door but ney-rthp.
less he carried part Of II away In his
hcudlunT career, AZ soon no the fell
low bultcd Mr Sownn sprlnted like the
Terrible Swpdp after a. record, and
ripped the mun up Just ~ ne reached
the volunteur'urch, The thief was game
ana showed nghf, but a well directed
blow ON the mouth sent him sprnwilng
into the gutter
Onlcer Hemple arrived on the scene.
took charge OF anaira and called up
the patrol.
Al this stage OF the proceedings the
Hneak-thief played drunk and had to
be Hnnked around IN order to get him
IN and out % the vehicle AZ the po-
lice station he was the drunkeHt man
on record when searched, Hcmple tried
90 arouse the man by various gcntlr
prescriptions known 20 the police, but
IL was not until S5sNa IN cash and "a
bogus check on q. 70. Jones bank Tor
2il3 was uneurthed from his pockets
that the fellow found his tongue. lie
vowed he would get HomulU IN the
! force, ana said other things NJ an om-
brnclng nature. Then h. cried an down
] hla dazzling fancy vest and begged not
90 be- locked up. When he was told
| 90 get up ana go 60 ilil he laid down
and refused 60 hudge' h. was finally
dragged out by the scrun Uf the neck
/ with hlH heels beating "a lively tattoo en-
route. and thrown into jail,
The man ~ said Co be- one ~ an or
Eanizcd gang that a. operating IN this
| city In swell attire. lie gives the name
| NJ Ralph Emery. q clerk by occupation.
| The yallHc loft behind in the Lace
| House contained "a shirt Haid to be
stolen from tho Tom and Jerry Cloth
| Ing store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
MRS. BROWN IN TROUBLE.
Woman Anxious TO Commit Suicide
Gets Twenty Days In Jail.

Two pcnltsnts faced Justice Tlmmony
iu the police court this afternoon.
George Logan. respectfully Dressed
youth, pleaded guilty Co attempting Co
scu certain goods without nrat going
through the furmunty ~ taking out a
urcuae. Ito stated that when he came
into town lust nlght that he was imam
Cluny embarrassed, consequently hc
attempted 90 raise the wind hy pDldling
SOME needle uaHoa be- had in hlH posses
sion. iip anld further that he had been
Wurklng at hls trade a. un iron worker
ut Omaha, and was now en- route 20 bis
home ln san Francisco.
The court told the prisoner 90 en- route
some more and head Tor the coast
Logan promptly headed,
Mrs Aruiu brown who has appeared
twice before within tho horizon uf
Judge TlmmunyH judicial eye, under
tho ulms on Mrs. Bird and SIR Ray
stated omphaticnlly that she was not
drunk at AN early hour Tits morning
OnIcrr Pack had the tcinoHty % correct
tlnctiy labOrlng under q mlsapurchDu-
sion also under tho influence ut the
tuwny Juice OF the clustering vine
twelve hours ago, Pack F,id she was
very drunk, and whHu arrested was
asking "a pedestrian the direction TO the
nearest drug store, wherein she could
procure snW0 morphine wheroWith "a
shuttle from this mortal coil
we VIII have tn got you ~ sober
up," said the court. Twenty dollars %
twenty days.
tho other members Of the Golden Slip
keeping tho brown stone front In orr
UHF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Expected the Prisoner would be Arraign, d
on Attempted Murder Charges,

GA Attempted Murder Charges,
John Smith. the alleged manufacturer
OF Internal machines. awaiting trial on
the charge OF attempting 10 take the
lives Of Judge q. W. Powers and War.
den George n. Dow, wac brought from
the county JAN this morning to the dis.
trlct court Tor arrnlgnment After tho
prisoners arrival the prosecution found
II was not ready 10 proceed, and Smith
was conveyed back TO his quarters
plead
Before leaving the jail Smith was
handcufcd 10 Isaac Hughes. c0lorod
prisoner tentenced 10 four years Inn
prleunmcnt for grand larceny a pro-
cecding he ala not take very kindly 60.
and nearly scared the llfc out OF the
little durkey by the significant chances
he gave him on the road TO the court
house.
The Hherln's officers regard Smith ne
IN extremely dangerous man. Every
movement he makcH IL carefully
watched, for there " no saying what he
would DO were he given a favorable op.
portunity
After being led out Of the court room
today h wanted to go 20 the water
fountain Tor "a drink Not now, smith"
said Deputy sheriff Dowec as he put
the nlppers ON him. Gust walt an We
get up town and fll set you drink of
nice, cold lee watner." He waited. and
got a drink, at the trough on the corner
OF State ana Fourth South streets
II r. expected that Smith will bo ar
raigucd next Monday or Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
A New Musical Instru-
ment for playing
the Piano.
Not an Attachment, but an In.
strument Complete
in Itself.
Every Owner Of a Piano VIII
Want a Pianola.

For many years owners OF pianos
have felt that a great portion ot the
enjoyment that a plano II capacblc Of
giving was escaping them. once IN a
year or No. perhaps some highly gifted
musician would play their piano for
them as Il should be played but the
rest u the time only music " a COM
pnrativcly primitive sort could be heard
from u. For the skill necessary 10
bring out the full power and beauty Of
q plano required lifetime of study
and practice. But now this IL all
changed. With tho advent u the
llanuln you yourself can play every
thing that padercswh played. aud. II
you have musical temperament you
can play every piece with the most
CunHummntc skin and expression, The
Planlla o. In no sense an automatic
playcr-you can play Tor Instance. the
Invitation 10 the Dance" Ia twenty
different ways. a. Rublnateln used TO
Ilay H. or De Pachmhn. or Sauer. or
any other artist whose conception II
your Ideal. The whole secret OF tho
Pianola II thia-lnstcad OF playing with
ten fingers Otln and unruly fingers.
tool you play with alxty-nye pneumatic
fingers. each one light as feather and
yet possessing prodigioua striking pow
or, But we are giving pianola exhibit
tons all day long on the. main floor o.
our EalcHruomA Why not step In and
hear ana play the Pianolnf Visitors
are not asked 10 buy. and We have yet
TO hear u a visitor who ala not feel
repaid for the visit. Pinnolas are not
expensive, They are small and neat In
appearance. and when not In use may
be placed against tho wall We sell
them on monthly payments when de-
sired.
Persons out N town arr invited to
send for the descriptive catalogue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. Charles Auer and s J. Lcvy were
nrraigned before Justice Nelson this
afternoon on the charge Of selling
lluuor on sunday. Roth entered pleas
N not guilty and We're released on their
own recagulzance 10 appear next Tues
day al 10 u, m.
The funeral Of Mrs Jane T.. Fowler.
whose death has already been an
unuuced, will be held In the Twentieth
ward assembly hnl tomorrow, Sunday,
OFF o. o'clock Those wishing to view
hrr remains can do $50 between and n
o'clock. ht the residence uf her daugh-
tor 2gG q street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
THE GUARD REVIEWED.

Governor Wells was greatly pleased
M tho showing made by the National
Guard of Utah when ylsitcd by himself
and stan last evening. Upon the arr
rival of the Governor and party at
Camp wasatch, they were met by Cen
ceivcd by the boys by hearty
Tho main event was the dress parade
and review. A. assembly the COM
pauloH promptly formed on the streets
and formed the battalion. With sol-
dirrly bearing the boys marched out ON
the parade Eround and formed To- Tue.
The drir was very well executed ana
demonstrated 90 the Cummnndcr-in-
chief how well the men are drilled. ~
tho last note ~ retreat sounded the
muster gun WIS fred and the band
PLAYED the star SpanHied Hammer,
Guard mount was the next feature,
with Capt. a. a. Smith 10 officer % the
day Those who visited the camp were
az follows. Gov. Hohor N. Wells
Brig. Gen. e. X Burton, Col. Nephi
clayton, col. Pinkerton, Llcut Coils.
Hruback and Nebcker Hon. George q
Connan. MAI Richard Young aud la
dies
A pIsHoNoRABLE DISCHARGE.
The trial Of Private Ellis johnson Of
Company a, by court-martlal recon
vened at headquarters, the pruHeru-
ton introduced evidence 20 show that
johnson was guilty N sleeping at HE
post Some very strong evidence was
brought out By the defense. which COM
trhdlctcd much Of the pru7ccutlon.H evil
denoe. 4 strong plea was made ln be-
half NJ the accused ana urged lcmency.
late In the afternoon the Judges for
wnrded GO the Commander -thl"t
their nndlurH and when the guard was
drawn up 100 front ~ the guard house
the sentence was pronounced, much 20
the surprise Of all present The sentence
was "a dlshonorahle discharge from
tho service uf the state ana forfeiture
OF nll pay and allowance"
Il hi usually the custom 10 degrade
the accused before the regiment hut
| the commanding officer had him merely
escorted from the camp by two Hentrlga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

u Reports Heavy Percentage Of Sick
Among Gen. MRcArthur's Troops.

Manila, Sept. o, via Hongkong. sept.
g,-Tho censor has refused TO allow tho
Following dispatch, the accuracy OF
which is unquestloned. 10 be tele-
grnphcd:
The surFcon'a reports In regard Ia the
condition uf Gen. MacArthur's division
show that 30 per cent 0f the officers and
-,F per cent OF the enlisted men nre
sick.
This includca the sick In quarters
and those sent home.
Eleven per cent Of the enlisted men
sick IN quarters are moatly suffering
from dysentery and malarial fevers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
INIuRIRs MD FATAL.


Ncphl, Utah. Sept 0,-F, l.. Sells. who
was injured Thursday night died at
i've o'clock this morning without re-
gaining consciousness.
lie was found yesterday In tho field
ln an inscnHible condition, having re-
crlyvl severe injuries about the head
How he wac hurt 20 one knows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference OF this Stake
VIII convene In the Assembly Hail.
salt Lake city, on Saturday aeptem-
hor OH. at 10 %, m, ana u. M. also
at 10 q. m. sunday. the 10Th, and IN the
Tabernacle nt y, m.
Tho officers and members Of the Stake
viii pleased govern themselves accord
iugly ht
Your brethren.
ANGUS N. CANNON,
JOSEPH y. TAYLOR
CHARLES w. pENROSE,
Presidency Of Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

sus62 alleged to be the balance due on
"a contract. the court below ind In
favor of the plaintiff respondent. Nu-
merops errors are cited. This was the
second appeal 81 the case the former
being b. the plaintiff
The opinion Il by Justice Miner COM
CURED IN by Chief Justice Barich and
Justice nnskin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Proet,Lor MO Snow thon uddrcasal tho
congregation. Ne showed how the pru-
pie ot the Lord ln ancient times ueg-
lcctei 90 perform thor duties. IL par-
uculnrlzed the law against marriage
with GentiloH. which they frequently
forgot md violated Prophets were
r.fs Ga warn them NJ tho r0uspuusures
lie then stated that iuttrr-duy Isruol
had heen also ucRlcc,ful. He related
his travels among them for SOME
months, visiting most ~ tho nrgef
Stakes, lie with his brethren mad
TALKED on the subject ~ uthIng. which
was ~ very great Importance. IL,
showed that there was great neglect of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple will close for
Conference ON Thursday evening. oct.
fth. aud reopen on Monday. oct. gth.
1889. on the latter date. Tor the ace
Cummudttion Of visitors from % dis.
tnnCo. hupuama Tor the dead will be
performed. on the subsequent days ~
The Same week, other ordinances will
be attended 60.
LORENZO SNOW.
IHF..IN.s.f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Homo mII1l0n1TI0n WI VI1lI lh0 cIIy
wards tomorrow.
The Third quorum Of Elders viii mOet
IN the Second ward assembly rooms az
1890 on Monday evening.
Tho Eighth quorum q Elders VIII
meet In the Thirteenth ward. Monday
evening, at 1850 o'clock.
Thn Fourth quorum u Seventy Will
meet 1n Monday evening. az ) o'clock.
90 tho Twcnty-nut ward meeting
house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
CAMP WASATCH
NOW NO MORE.
Nation Guard FOLDS It's Tents and
Goes Back to Private Life,
PAY DAY WITH THE MEN.
zach privsts HeceINed Sine Dollar.
Member. ~ the uerimentai STAN
Three Dollars n Day Each.

After enjoying sir days Of genuine
soldiers lie nj a military post the
members ~ the State militia returned
today 10 their homes and camp Was
atch. which hold In her confines this
morning about 800 men. is now a thing
" the past Instead uf the large nng
post. which supported Old Glory, there
remains nothing but large hole.
Ueyeiile call WIS sounded bright and
early thln morning. and IN few min-
utes the camp was nHur for the last
time. with soldiers hurryinR 10 ana fro
gathering their traps together prupnf-
ntury 90 their return home. After The
last breakfast, which consisted u pork
chops ana Potatoes. and the regular
guard mount. the mon commenced 10
break camp.
Captain Smith was relieved os ON
Ger N the day by captain Hastings
Of Company ". and Lieut. HurnlnEhlm
u Company o. was Installed uH officer
" the guard al the last mount In
stead N engaging IN arm the men We're
kept busy taking down tents and pack
inF them Tor shipment. pnymaator
Critchiow was n very popular man this
morning no he had In hiH possession q
large sack u coin and currency which
he distributed among tho mon each en-
listed man received nine dollars ana
tho members Of the rcFimental star
were presented with three dollars each
for each days service. The total amount
distributed by the paymaHtcr kaa 81
SSH
The men ate the pork and beans,
which was spread beforv them ~ noon.
na though II was the last meal they
would BE- permitted 10 eat In this life
instead ~ nt that camp,
Before they commenced the meal thfY
an arose o. their feet and chccred MAI.
Williams Tor biz treatment
The camp Woo broken NJ 1880 .. m.
nsd iu n few minutes the men were
marching ON Tor this city headed by
Hatd'H band
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Major Grant wishes ma many mem
hers OF the Utah battalion as can make
IL convenient "a meet him Monday
morning. dressed In their blue uni
forms.
Governor WpnH announces that all
PERSONS who wish In contribute flowers
to the gallant Colorado lads should TAX g
them tO the residence of Mrs W, W,
Rltor. $40 east First South street, be-
fore o'clock tomorrow evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
THE most FOR YOUR MONEY AM
QUALITY the BEST
TOMORROW.
SUNDAY COM CT.
SALT PALACE, sErrIiIEH Torn
ny Chrlstenscn'. Ofch..,r..

SALT PALACE sErrLiIEn torn
ny ohrIsten.ca'. Orche.,rA
/. Wedding March. From sum.
NOR Nights Dream" .Aiondels,osa
?. overture. king Mydas"......
......,. .,.,.. ....... ......Eusnbsrr
.. Tame, "Dea sultana"......Dani,,
T. cornct Solo, ''rhc FavorItc Fan.
tasla" Soc. ....... .,.,".llartman
Mr. L, T.. Christensen.
9. Selection Prom tho Bar,ersd
bride ....,. .,.,.. .........smetata
6, Flower Song. Hearts and
Flowers" ........ ....., ......Mos,i
Z Fantasia. "Hungarian".....Mossi
$. Vocal Solo. II Envy the Bird
from the serenade" ....",,IIerbsri
>. overture. ITO tho Merry Wives
Of Windsor" ..... ....,...,Nicolai
10, Medley Selection. "Unecdlt"..".
''.'...' .......'.. ...... ,,,..,Alhefil
II. March. Governor Dyer...Reeyss
Afternoon Concert. 4 p. m.
Evening Concert. SPIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
RECEPTION To
THE COLORADOANS

4 meeting OF the executive committee
FOR the volunteer reception was held In
tho private office Of Gov. wclls this AZ.
tcrnoon. 20 determine what 10 do with
the Coioradoana upon their arrival. II
was decided 10 fcgale the boys with
fruit nowcrs and cigors, take them TO
tho Tabernacle. 10 hear the grand orr
gan. and maybe give them a run out
90 soltalr
Thor orr $50 men ail told, and they
win come iu four sections, II IL thought
they Will reach here from san Fran
cisco between elk ana seven o'clock
Monday morning.
Those present at the committee mcot-
ing w,rei Cow H. N. Wells. Maiop
70. W. Young and r. A. Grant, Con.
Prnrose. Col. Thco. nruback. }, -.
i.otohcr A. T.. Bamor. Mrs. Priscilla
Ritter and w. T., Morris
This afternoon the following tclr-
rram was scut 20 Col u, w. Mcloy,
commander First Colorado Infantry,
care depot ugrnt Southern Pacific Rail-
road company Sacramento,
"lu behalf M che state ~ Utah aud
her bnttnllln III artillery that fought
with you lu i4ugon. I eNtnnd 90 yourself
and regiment the hospitality ~ the
state and invite you 60 accept Wel-
come from our capital city, Salt Lake,
Monday morning WIN you please lndi-
cate your pleasure Hs 20 the
acceptance ~ this welcome tho dura.
lion 'of your stay ln salt Lake, and
whether wv may hope To- havo your Hul-
liant regiment march from the Rio
grande Western depot. through our
triumphnl aruh, 90 the great Taber-
nucle, Please answer
uEBER NJ. WELLS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

The Manu Temple Will be closed
Monday 2sth Of August. and reopenod
on Wednesday. nth ~ October 1879.
JOHN -. A. McALLiSTER.
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
CHURCH NEWS.

Notrss Tor publication ln this column nu
saturday. should BE- handed In not later than
uuuu M that dap.
Salt Lake stake Conference will be-
held tomorrow. at 20 am. and pm.
Iu the Tabernacle. sunday schools iu
the various wards nt 40 am, aud
meetings ln the city ward assembly
rllmn md nalaonnl wardn mn lllluMl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
ST. GEORGE TEMPLE.

VIII close on Friday. September % 1899.
ana reopen on Tuesday, October "a.
DAVID H. CANNON,
PRECEDENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
ANOTHER REVERSAL ORDERED.
An Ogden Case Reversed for second Time
by supreme Court.

The Supreme court HANGED down an
opinion this afternoon In the case Of
the Detroit Heating and Lighting com
pany Va sidney stevens, appellant, re-
versing the judgment Of the court be-
low, with directions 10 grant new
trial.
The action was brought to recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Or. Talmage'a new book. written BY
appointment; In four styles of binding.
cloth 800. leather si.5O. leather gilt
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