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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
District Court Orders

+. W. Fisher VS.. Salt Lake county;
demurrer overruled and ten days to
answer.
T. r. Jones ct al VS.. John NJ. Free
ct al; demurrer overTuled and five days
to answer.
Union Gas Engine company VS.. the
Sterling Mining & Milling company ct
al; demurrer overruled and ten days
to answer.
al: motion to dismiss appeal over
ruled.
Clara E Podlech vs. the Home Fire
Insurance company of Utah; submit
ted on an agreed statement of facts
and taken under Amusement
State Bank OF Utah VS.. p. w. Mad
sen; defendant allowed to file amended
answer and cross complaint.
David Keith ct al. VS.. Andrew Lun-
den ct al; dismissed on motion of de-
PENDANT
Eunice e. Laberteaux VS.. John Beck
ct al; judgment and decree of fore
closure for the plaintiff for s., 600, in
terest and costs by default.
Jacob a. Depue VS.. salt Lake Valley
Loan & Trust company; motion for a
new trial overTuled.
North American Loan & Trust COM
pany vs.. Sharon Atkinson ct al: de-
set aside.
f. E. Rich KS. Mary Senter Walker;
demurrer Overruled and fifteen days to
answer
]. NJ. Stout VS.. NJ. K. Parsons ct al. ;
demurrer overruled and fifteen days 10
answer.
Thomas Matthews vs.. Frank Gil
more: order to show cause and re-
straining order issued.
Martha y TavlCr 7
Jenkins; demurrer overruled as to COM
plant not constituting cause of action
and sustained as to administrator be-
ing made party defendant and ten days
allowed to amend.
A. H. Raleigh VS.. NJ. c. Moon; mo-
ton to strike out service of summons
allowed.
David Little VS.. c. E. Lawrence; de-
murrer argued and submitted.
+. f. McGurrin VS.. Salt Lake Imple-
Inent company ct al; demurrer argued
and submitted.
Adoph Hauerbach VS.. Phoenix Min
ing company ct al; motion to set aside
order granting ten days to amend over
ruled.
Alfred II. Sturtevant VS.. James r.
Birrell ct al: motion for writ of as
sistance to collect Indebtedness granted.
]. B. Toronto VS.. A. S. Geddes ct al.
judgment and decree Of foreclosure fol
plaintiff for 81, 52775 and COSTS
Charlotte Hoadley KS. NJ. c. Moon,
Judgment for plaintiff quieting It'll,
and allowing defendant the amount ht
paid for taxes.
w. l. Snyder, executor, VS.. J. ]. Daily
motion for new trial allowed.
George z. Mills VS.. Joseph Clark
motion for new trial granted.
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THE SALT PALACE.
Committee Calls Upon the Railroad
Representatives.

Yesterday morning T. G. Weber,
S. V. Shelp, George T. Odell, S. H. Hill,
S. w. Morrison and r. K. Thomas, COM
prising the railroad committee Of the
Salt Palace committee of one hundred,
called upon the railroad representatives
in the city, and told them that they
very much desired that each company
interested in this city should subscribe
to the capital stock of the Salt Palace
They We're cordially received at the
several Headquarters. The chief men
of the Oregon Short Line, Rio Grande
Western and Salt Lake & Los Angeles,
when asked to increase their already
liberal subscriptions, promised to give
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
THE D. A. & NJ. SOCIETY.
Another Department Established By
the Directors Yesterday.

The directors of the Deseret Agricul-
tural & Manufacturing society held a
meeting at the rooms of the society
yesterday. The principal business
transacted was the establishment of a.
new department. department E. de-
voted to dairy products. The superin-
teIaoent reported that premiums and
awards will be offered to the value of
between $4,000 and $1,000.
Robinson Bros, the shoe people, have
applied for space at the fair.
Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head
ache, Indigestion and consumption.
delightful herb drink. Removes an
eruptions of the skin, producing a per-
feet complexion, or money refunded
20 cts. and so cts. For sale by n. q NJ
l. Drug Dept.
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Probate Rulings.

Estate of Joseph Marion, deceased:
". P. O'AIeara appointed administrator
on fling bonds in the sum of $3.50
Estate of Mary Jacobs, deceased; Dan
iel II. Jacobs appointed administrator
under bond of $500.
Estate of Rose Daft. deceased; Sarah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
Court Notes

Petit Jurors John Wilson and J. S.
Grow were excused for the term by
Judge Norrell.
Judge Cherry will make a setting of
civil jury cases next Saturday.
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WOMEN DEMOCRATS.
Monthly Meeting of the Club On
Wednesday.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Democratic club will be held
on Wednesday afternoon next, COM
mencing at 2:30 o'clock, in the Utah
Democratic club rooms in the Progress
building. In the absence of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Milando Pratt,
vice president of the Second precinct,
will preside. Democratic ladies are in
vited and this invitation is extended to
Democratic lady strangers who may be
sojourning in the city.
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A. Daft appointed Administrative under
bond of $4,000.
Estate of May A V. Tempest, de-
ceased: May A. G. Tempest appointed
administrative without bond.
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Tooele and intermediate points.
SELLING DATES AND LIMIT.
From Ogden, Nephi, Terminus, Eure-
ka and all intermediate points, April
TO 8, inclusive, limit April Is.
From Harrisville, Cannon and inter
mediate points, April to 9, inclusive
limit April is.
From all other stations, April to s.
inclusive, limit April IS, 1899.
ID. Z. hurley,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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At Mullet's.

On Friday, April 7th, big shoe sale.
Your choice at SITS pair. See show
window
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How Is 1t Cured ?

Many doctors have spent their lives
and fortunes solving this question, and
Drs. Shores & Shores are among the
very first to fully answer this ques-
ton.
It is not cured by local treatment
alone.
1t is not cured by constitutional
treatment alone.
But by both together. when PROP
ERLY ADMINISTERED.
Drs. Shores new treatment cursss
Catarrh by forcing their gentle, butt
powerful oils and balsams into the dis
eased parts in the form of vapor,
causing a pleasant and soothing sen
sation and healing as it goes. This
stops the advance of the disease. ands
then, and then only, can constitutional
treatment eradicate the poisons FRONT
the system.
Remember you can get free examina-
ton any day this week at Drs. Shores,
parlors.
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SUSAN DUDLER WINS
Entitled to $4,000 Gallons Of Water
Daily and $3.50 Damages.
PENNSYLVANIA SHELTER
RECEIVERSHIP. ENDED AND COM
PANY ABSORBED BY TRUST.

Fireman Morton's Case - District
Court Orders and Decisions By the
Judges-Probate ALPHABETICALLY
a. Lindley Files Petition In Bank
ruptcy, With Heavy Liabilities.
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ALL DISEASES.

Master Specials % you're Ehhf E ypesa
snna Dsy rail- sm N Live # the
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76 E. Third South Street Salt Lake City Utah
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and him
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and today feel perfectly well and can do kind Of work If
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CONFERENCE RATES,
Via Oregon Short Line Railway.

To Salt Lake as follows:
,r~n-HN-- -. -.
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Avoid drying in
halants, use that
W n / C n eleanses.
and h e ais the
membrane.
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SELLING DATES AND LIMIT

SptCIdI lIdIIIS IIUIH OSutI, NtD
Tooele and intermediate points.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
A ROSEATE COMPLEXION.
Business Affairs Never Looked Bet
tre in Minnesota Than Now
Plenty of Money.

New York, Aug. 3O.-Thomas Low
cry, of Minneapolis, who is in the city,
says:
Business affairs never looked better
in Minnesota than they do to-day. The
spring wheat crop of the three great
wheat states, Minnesota, North Dako-
to and South Dakota, will amount to
about 2OO,OOO,0OO bushels. One of the
best expert judges returned to Mime.
Rpolis just before I left there and re
ported that, after a thorough personal
investigation, he estimated the crop a.
197, 100000 bushels. At first it was
feared that the high and hot winds
which have recently been prevailing
in the wheat producing areas would
greatly damage the crop, but they are
over now, and the damage is not near
ly so great as anticipated. To move
this crop do not believe we will have
to borrow a dollar of outside capital,
there is so much money in the threa
states at present.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
NEW STANDING COMMITTEES.
Vice-Chairman Stone of the Demo
cratic National Committee Has
Named His Committees.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-The Record says:
W. j. Stone, vice-chairman of the dem
ocratic national committee, has named
the members of the three new stand
ing committees of the national organi-
cation which that body authorized to
be appointed at its July meeting il
Chicago. Mr.. Stone is waiting to re-
ceive the acceptances of these commit
teemen before making public his ap-
pOintments. This news was brought
to Chicago by Samuel 3. Cook, general
manager of the Democratic ways and
means committee, who returned from
a conference with eX-Gov. Stone in ST.
Louis. Mr.. Cook said the appoint
ments had been made after CORE
spondence with Chairman Jones of the
national committee and with the APP
proval of the senator from Arkansas.
When the appointments were made
known, Mr.. Cook said they would set
at rest all reports of discord in the
national organization or any differ
ences between Senator Jones and the
acting chairman.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
BITS OF CARLYLE.

Through every star, through every
grass blade, and most through every
living soul, the glory of present God
still beams.
Why do we pray to Heaven without
setting our own shoulder to the wheel ?
That one man should die ignorant
who had capacity for knowledge, this
I cali tragedy.
Silence is the element in which great
things fashion themselves together,
that at length they may emerge, full
formed and majestic, into the daylight
of life, which they are henceforth to
rule.
In the fact that hero worship has ex-
listed and will forever exist universally
among mankind mayest thou discern
the corner stone of living rock where
on all politics for the remotest time
may stand secure.
One is scarcely sensible of fatigue
while he marches to music. The very
stars are said to have harmony as they
revolve in their spheres. Wondrous is
the strength of cheerfulness, altogether
past calculation its power of endur-
ance.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
VOLUNTEER FIELD RETURNS.
Shafter TeleEraphs Data i'm Rei"-
tion to Recently Arrived
Regiments.

Washington, Sept. 5.-Gen. Shafter
has telegraphed the general field re-
turns of volunteer organizations re-
Gently arrived at San Francisco, as fol-
lows:
Light Battery A, Wyoming Nolun--
teers-Total commissioned, B; pro-
NOTED from ranks, /; died. 1; remain
ing to be mustered out, ). Total en-
listed, 124; discharged, 80: died of dis
ease, 2; deserted, 12; transferred. L;
remaining to be mustered out, 81.
First North Dakota--Commissio
81; promoted from ranks, 6; resigned,
.; discharged, 4; remaining for mus
ter out, 81; enlisted men, total, 663;
discharged, 9S; killed and died of
wounds, s; died of disease, s; trans
ferred to hospital and signal corps
Is; remaining for muster out, 351.
First Idaho Infantry Total COM
missioned, 80; promoted from ranks.
5; resigned, 3; discharged, 3; killed in
action, L: remaining to lie mustered
out, 20. Total enlisted, 67S; discharged,
ISL; killed and died of wounds, s: died
of diease, 13; deserted, .; transferred
from regiment, 20; transferred to reg
iment, L; remaining to be mustered
out, AS.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
SINKING OF The MORGAN CITY.
Particulars of the Accident that VIII
Cause DeIay-AlI Hands
Saved.

Washington, Sept. 5.-The following
dispatch received at the war depart
ment yesterday afternoon gives some
particulars of the wreck of the trans
port Morgan City:
Nagasaki, Japan, Sept. }.
Adiutant General, Washington
Transport Morgan City, under guild
ance of an experience pilot. struck a
reef in, Island sea, eight miles from
Ononuchi, $50 miles from Nagasah,.
about 4 a. m, September 1. Backed
off at daylight. Vessel filed rapidly;
was beached and all saved. Officers
and crew did splendid work. Have
telegraphed to Kobe for food. Am
sending wrecking crewand vessel with
food from here. Cargo almost all lost.
Can you send me transport from Ma
Mia. American money good here only
hence delay.
CARTER, Quartermaster.
Gen. Otis cabled Minister Buck for
particulars and notified the depart
ment that the Ohio would be sent to
Nagasaki.
The government suffered no great
loss in the wreck OF the Morgan City
save that of time, as she was char
tered vessel and the owners are the
losers
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
MURDER OF LAURA FRENCH.
Evidence Points to An Insurance.,
Man of Omaha the Betrnyer
and Murderer.

Omaha, Eeb., Sept. 5.-iIvidence in
The Laura Lee French murder nys-
terry points to an Omaha insurance
man as the guilty person. Miss French
left Chicago, June II, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. H. T. Gaesser, at Creighton.
Neb. She stopped 1T Omaha on her
way, and was seen in company with
this man here. She left Creighton Au-
guest 5, for Chicago, and expected to,
stop in Omaha and burlington, Ia. 1t
seems that when she reached Omaha
she was met by this insurance man,
told him of her condition and a trip.
was arranged for her 20 go to Hastings
and remain there until she was in con-
dition to return to her relatives. She
then took the medicine 10 relieve her.
and this was doped aid caused her
DEATH
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
GOSSIP OF ROYALTY.

The queen of Roumania, whose nom
de plume is Carmen Sylvia, has lust
completed her first play, which is called
"a Pair of Shoes
The duke of Edinburgh has a fleet of.
80 silver ships, presented 10 him at die.
ferent times by admiring cities and
towns.
Queen Victoria has revived the ex-
tinct barony of Dorchester in the per-
son of the elder daughter of the tbir,y
baron, who died in 1875. The barcny
was first granted to Gen. Sir GUY Carrie
ton for his services against the Amer
leans in the revolutionary war. II be-
came extinct two years ago by the death
of his last male descendant. n constr 80
the present baroness.
Prince Henry of Prussia, who IS co,o
ing to America, is the younger bro+I,sr
of Emperor William. He is of oo,rsa
grandson of Queen Victoria. ANA ~,
wife. who was Princess Irene of Hasaa IS
is also grandchild to the queen of E,,,s-'
land. He is but % years Old bnt he.
shown himself capable admiral m ms
is the most popular member of tha n I
henzollern family and fayori.a ,.;.,,
the emperor.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
The statement of the condition OF

The statement of the condition OF
the treasury issued on the 1st showed:
Availa BILE cash balance, $279, ,352, ,S72:
gold reserve, $24s,757,971.
AS the result of the mobbing of a
party of six Mormon elders at Pine
was trying to protect two of the Nor
mons, was shot and killed by Burton
Vinson, a prominent young farmer,
who committed suicide when the Off
GERS went to arrest him.
The Kentucky democrats are max
ing great preparations for barbecue
at the Jockey club grounds in Louis
vile, on October 10. There is to be a
free feed and good speakers galore, in
Guiding Col. Bryan, Senator Goebel
and j. C. S. Blackburn.
Mrs. Inez Cowles, who went to Hon.
olulu from Galena, ILL.,, some months
ago, was run over and killed on Au-
gust 30. Mrs. Cowles was riding a
wheel, and lost control of the machine
and ran into a carriage. She fell un-
der the carriage wheels and received
injuries which caused her death.
The monthly statement of the pub
lie debt shows that at the close of
business August 81, 1899, the debt, less
cash in the treasury, amounted 10 ST.
157, SOC, ,555, a decrease, as compared
with last month, of S4,2S1, ,116. This
decrease is accounted for by a corre-
spending increase in the cash on hand.
The Cripple Creek (Col) August out
put aggregated S1,33O, 300, an increase
of 100000 over the output of July.
The tonnage total was 900, of which
$500 was treated by smelters and net
ted $520,O0O. The advance in the
months output was due to this grade
of ore The 1899 output thus far ag-
gregates $1O.S26, ,292. so.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
THE DREYFUs coURT-MARTIAL
Beginning to Fear that the Verdict
May Give Rise to RiOtOuS
Disorders.

Rennes, Sept. 5.-As the end of the
Dreyfus court-martial trial comes with
in sight, the French government is be-
ginning to display fear that the ver-
diet may give rise to troubles and or
ders have just been re, eived by two
regiments of infantry aid one cavalry
regiment already within hail of Rennes
to hold themselves IN readiness to
march on the town at tie first sign of
disorder, to occupy all strategicai
points, and to oppose manifestations
in their inception.
VIII be First to Suffer.
The local arti-Dreyfusard organs.
by their anti-foreign articles, have al
ready singled out foreigners as enc
mics of the country and there is little
doubt that foreign journalists will be
the first victims of the vengeance of
the mob-not so much Arglo-SaXon as
Austrian, German and Russian Jews
who form majority OF the press rep
resentation of their respective coun--
tries.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
he TOOK A DOSE OF CHLoRAL.
Attempted Suicide of Thatcher, the
Alleged SNyindler, at His
lodgings in London.

New York, Aug. 3O.-A dispatch to
the Times from London says:
Thatcher, the man who is accused
of swindling citizens of Ohio, Michi-
gan and other states, tried to commit
suicide, Monday,by taking a huge dose
of choral, on account of the many
Americans who came here for the pur-
pose of getting back the money which
he had induced them to give him iu
order that he might secure for thei'
large unclaimed sums in chancery. He
will live.
Thatcher is without money, and his
dupes, who thought to get back their
own, will lose the expenses of their
trip and get nothing but expense for
their trouble.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Never has reunion CT the old sol
diers, either of the blue or the gray
attracted the universal attention that
the reunion to be held at Clinton. Sep
tember 28 and 20, when the State AS
sociation of Confederate veterans
meets there. The Henry county
Grand Army veterans will meet at
Clinton on the Goth ard remain in
camp until the goth. The confede"-
ates have invited the union veterans
to join them the 2Sth in their eNer-
cises, and the invitation has been ac-
cepted with hearty good will.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
The Battleship Wisconsin.

San Francisco, Sept. 3.-At the I'm
ion iron works, work on the battleship
Wisconsin has been delayed by the
non-arrival of the armor and coming
tower AS soon as these are put in
place the Wisconsin will be ready for
her trial trip. The machinery is all
finished, but some of the armor may
not arrive for six months.
The frame of the new battleship
Ohio is up, and the stem and stern
posts are in place. The construction
of the three torpedo boat destroyers
is progressing rapidly.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
bandit Stronghold Taken.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Gen. Otis ca.
bled the war department a dispatch
which he received from Gen. Hughes,
at IloiIo. Gen. Hughes said: "Lieut.
Col. Byrne, on August 81, destroyed
Argogula. the most important bandit
stronghold, killing 81 and wounding
many; capturing large quantity sup
plies. including complete outfit for
reloading shells, bolos, spears. etc. The
feat was remarkable, as the town was
accessible only by road up an almost
perpendicular slope, constantly under
FIRE FOR one thousand feet
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
BRIG. GEN. FRED FUNSTON.
He is ut Manila Awaiting Orders to
Sail for Home With the
Twentieth Kansas.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-A special 20 the
Record from Fort Scott, kas., says:
"a letter was received here East
night from Lieut.. C. G. Warner, of this
city, who is aide on Gen. Fred Funs-
tons staff, stating that Funsten is in
Manila, awaiting orders to sail for
nome with the Twentith Kansas legi-
ment. The letter states ti,at Funston
will retire from army life and reside in
Kansas"
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
state Trensurer's Report.

The report of State Treasurer F. T..
Pitts for the month ended August 81,
shows the following: Balance on hand
on July 81, 81 1,9O7, ,9s222 receipts dur
ing August, $S15,OSi.9S; disburse-
ments during August, $1,374,9OO 10;
balance on hand on August 81, 1890,
$1,34S, ,177.01; earnings for the Mis-
souri, penitentiary for the month of
August, $2O,662.13.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Secretary of State Lesueur reports
taxes and fees collected by his office
and paid into the state treasury for
August as follows: Nctarial commi s.
slons, $3.50; miscellaneous fees, $441.90:
domestic corporations, $5,O50; foreign
corporations. S1,175; land department,
$23; railroad contracts, $75: bank in
spection, 1,047.5O; total, $500 40.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
IN THE EIGHTH MISSOURI.
Shackleford, Democrat. Defeats VoshCll
Republican, by Plurality OF
About chree Thousand Votes.

ST. Louis, Aug. 3O.-Returns from
the election in the Eighth Missouri
congressional district, for a successor
to the late Richard p. Bland, show
that Shackleford, democrat, has plu-
rality of about 5000. The total vote
is about $500 less than in 1898. The
vote by counties, with a few precincts
to hear from, shows the following re-
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
Total $50 1891 81.

Total ..s.....,......Iy .Iy,63U 1871 614
The congressional vote in this dis
trict in 1896 was: Bland, democrat, "a
SOC; Hubbard, republican, 19.754;
Stonecipher, populist, 1,467. Bland's
plurality, 4,s52; majority, 1855.
In 1898 Bland carried the district
by plurality of 2,S43.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Bankruptcy is staring the municipal
government of Columbus, o., in the
face and by October 1 the city will
be compelled to shut up shop unless
some arrangement is made to secure
funds. 1t is predicted that the de-
ficiencies in all departments will ap-
proximate over 100000 at the end of
the year.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

By the falling of II steel arches be-
ing used in the construction of the
coliseum in Chicago and each weigh
ing 80 tons, on the 2sth, six workmen
were killed and a large number were
fatally or seriously injured. The con-
tractors were about to turn their fin
ished work over to the builders.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

The Thirty-first infantry regiment,
the first of the regiments organized
under the new law authorizing an i'll
crease in the army to be detailed for
service in the Philippines, arrived III
San Francisco, on the 1st, from the
east and at once marched to the Pre-
sidio, where it will remain in camp un
til it sails for Manila.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

In an address before prominent cit
izents of Denver, Col, on the 30th, +.
". Peck, United States commissioner
general to the Paris exposition, sug-
gested that the output of Cripple
Creek or one of the other gold camps
of the state for month be nodded
into a solid mass and, bearing the GER
tifcate of the director of the mint, be
forwarded to the exposition as the rep
resentatiEe of the Centennial state.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07
Wrecked In N Collision.

Lisbon, Sept. 5.-A steamer of thea
Clan line the name of which is un-
known, has foun,lered off Sagres, an
the result of a collision with Danish
steamer in a fog. rLe crew of the
wrecked vessel was rescued by q Dam.
ish steamer.
Iron County register., 1899-09-07

Oscar Robinson was hunting on the
premises of Joseph Fletcher, near
Iuka, Kas., without authority, and a
quarrel arose between the two men,
and it resulted in the shooting and in
slant killing of Robinson by Fletcher.
The latter was arrested.