davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Srieorib ). aOl6 BON Sort Dodge, Su..
tpel6er Ii8 pori9es 6rii4iabr Der grcurz
Iion uu8 Wbatcom GOuntp, @ufbtnge
ungei9lOfen bate, bat bort iebt fi3
na6e @amii6 Safe in g%enanntem @ountp
2ano gefauft unD tit nit benz &lima uno
ben 9%erbdltni1en bortielbit ie9r 5ufrieben.
Wi. es mitt6eilt, lperOen inn in Babe np9
feds anbere 5amilten na4fOlgen. 9as in
Sraqe fte6enbe 9anb biGbete einsn Sbeil Der
8effbung Deg 9rn. Nuguft &loitermann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

BON Corpus @6rtfti in s er a 8 pirO be-
rt3tet, baB iih i'm @Ountb Die @OpOtes Ie6r
bemert6ar MAIDEN un0 &Gl6er, Suaen uno
9unbe a~nfalen unb um6ringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

S. 8obbtns unb 90. s.. See, Rand6eiiBer
Bel S6eItOn in febrasta, BADEN in Heip
W}eritO 5000 @9afe CUR @interfiitteruag
pefauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Sn 4i6biGe, 1orb>gorOGina, fat
bieIer Sage cine @eriummlung bon 9irz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Die itaatGide N~terbaubs60rbe bon Sill
nots bat ii6 nit Der Corn grOpers' QFoz
cIatIOn in @erbinbuug geieBt, INN biefel6e 81
beranlafen, Die nd3ftjd6rige @urnaustslz
lung in Springfield CUR 3eit Der Gtaatsz
6air a63u6alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

1856, S6 babe idOn 0fters BON ungegOb@
rene;n Srau6enfafte geIefen, Der, CLAUDE i&,
in 9eut19lanb bel gelo6t miro. Das limb
bsfisn @or3iige i'm @srbdltniB gu pergO6re@
mem 0ein?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Der 8efsn It ro6zSruf bat bic
Preiie beg 8obmuteriuIs fat Dsrboppelt unD
fu4t jebt IbOn Die gun5e @rnte Oes nd9iten
Sa6res unter feline GontrOle gu b~ringen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Die benz 6if6zGommiKGr bes Staates
% Darlington 3%ugegangenen amtli4en
8eri6te b~efa9en, oaB in Der 9uget Suno@
@egenb in bieiem Sabre 3pii6en $4,000
unb 100000 &iiten 2ads prdierOirt porbsn
iinb. Sine iebe Site entbdlt 4 0ubenb
gii9ien ober &annen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Der @etretGr beg Snnern fat ben
Snbianerz@ ommiTdr Sones ermddtigt.
$4,000 fir ben Nntauf BON RinOo;eb fiit
bic CANTON : SnOianer : Reieroation in
g lib : Satota %aus3ugeben. SIS &C.
f6u6 bies uuf @mpfeblung bes a9enten
5urbtng. 2ebterer mO4te bic Snoiane1
Da5u bemegen, Die &inbDieb3u4t gu 6etrei=
ben, unb penn bieier 8eriu6 gut ausfdlt
pirb bas Department Oes Snnern je3e;
Declaration $4,000 bepiIigen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

@On berOOrrugenben @etreibe6dnolern
Dtro bebauptet, OaB BON Dem Grtrug Der
9eurIgen @ei3enernte bereits 40 proz
gent ieitsns Der 6armer gu BEN ieBigen ni6t
b%eiOnoers bO9en prsifsn D%erfauft moroen
feien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Hsiienbe i'm Snnern bes States s IN a
bert4ten, baB ie nod am 1. uno 2. DECEMBER
5orn1er nit qffigen beiddftigt fanben. 9us
Mt nod ielten, penn i, Oorgetommen, bod
pIro es 0amit iebt gu @nbe fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Die 6armer in ct. 2ouis Gountp, Mtfz
ourt i, tlagen ii6er bic ger6eerungen, tpethe
bon Der 9efenfliege unb 9etreioepan3e an
Der iungen @ei3enfaat angeri9tet nerben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

Die unter ben Quipicien Der r5onciers
&fOciutiOn Of SnOiana" oici> 8o4e
in Der Continuous 6aae, in SnoiuHapoIiS
Oeranitattete n9rOBe NusiteQung BON sc.
fliigel, Sauben, 9unOen uno ~Iunitiger
9au5 unO 2ieblingsS3 6ieren", 3eigt unteI
i6ren S9dben ben 9r0Btsn puter, Der in
Gtaate Snbiana, iOpeit %betannt, je eriitir
bat, ndmli4 elm 43a PfunO piegeaOe5
gremplur Des Genus u3urtsp".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

0as Die beurige Maisernte in S nbiana
anbetrifft, 10 itebt Das GrgebuiB i'm @an5en
etpas iiber einem 9ur6i4nittsertrag. Sn
fat fdmmtli4en Counties Oes States lit Der
gtais iebr ergiebig uusgefalIen unb nod ME
5upor bate Der @taat cine 10 bobe 3iffer,
151,247,804 8uibeI, %auf3upsiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-13

@Gbrenb Der ioe6en gum N6i6luB getoms
menen 9iri6iagOzS Salon in Mi6i9an
puroen IL Sdger eri6Ofen unb Z permunz
Oct. Die meiten purben irrt6imGi6 fir
@trf4e ge6alten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

anywhere 10 he found. and It's rendition
by one feciter In a single evening II
feat 81 memory and Evolutionary skill
that II altogether unusual among recit.
ers. Joan Lowry IL an illustration of
the claim made by some school of philo.
sophers, that while II Ia education that
forms the mind. yet is Is the soul that
makes the man or the woman. In this
case n soul naturally noble Is found IN
an environment totally unfavorabic to-
wards the development of the higher
qualities and aspirations ~ refined and
perfected womanhood. Yet the pure
soul IL their and manifests itself. de.
suite every adverse surrounding while
4 true nobility 81 character shines forth
~ her devotion to her bcnefactOr and
IN her desire for something better than
her lowly life had known. Her cvolu.
ton with her expanding knowledge In
an Interesting study. The scenes Of life
among the coal pits the writer believes
~ be good representations u reality.
tlnct and perfectly natural specimens,
There II. perhaps. n too frequent change
% scene. and the condemnation 81 the
story u not carried far enough, leaving
u somewhat too Ions. Tho writer vcn-
lures u suggest the omission Of tho
nfHt scene ana perhaps ~ one other.
with the substitution therefor Of n brief
descriptive statement The audience
was well pleased with the representa-
ton and q good house will no doubt be
on hand tonight TO hear Robert
Turns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
aoAsrrns rom Mnmcun.
Ihsy na,. Proved Of inesieuissis nsnsnt
To the Camp.

Speaking Of oxidizcd ores found In
all parts Of the Meour district. a well
known mining man said today that
their treatment had been fully solved
by Captain De la Mar. who was one
OF the fifrt 60 Introduce roaStcfr into
that camp. Before their Introduction.
said he. the saving by the cyanide proc.
css amounted to hut ~ per cent. but
after roasting this was Increased 10 %
and VI per cent, thus leaving but u
small margin Of values In the taiilnKr,
The gentleman said u was this that
had induced the new owners OF the
Sunshine To resolve on n complete
roakting plant. and u was this also
that had caused Mercur mining men In
general 10 seriously consider the prop.
o-ition Of - eaulppinK their properties
III IN. Mcrcur company had used
roaaterr." said he. there would now
b. no necessity for the treatment Of
Its taiiinEN. the work commenced by
the company this morning. noaateta
have done much for the successful
handling 81 Mercur ORES. and before a
great while. they will be- generally
adopted by those operating In that
camp"
II IL highly probable that Captain
DE Ia Mar. while here. viii order adii-
tionai roaFterr for the Golden Gate.
that the plant with Its Increased capac-
ity mey 10 properly supplied with that
class Of ore. others viii also adopt
them In due season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
Wanton Destruction Of Life and
Property Strongly Condemned
UNFOLDING THE STATE LAW
Action Of nusksr ssiii and saliva"
People Also condemned Code
Commission Talks.


1iolsc. May i--Intcrcst In the capital
Of Idaho centera In the recent outrage
IN the Couer d'Alcncs II l. the chief
topic Of conversation In the hotel cor-
fidors.
To say that the wanton destruction N
iife and property % there BY the min
ers' union men meets with universal
condemnation u putting tho case cx-
tfrmeiy mild while the snoft-slghted.
narrow minded policy u the Bunker
uil and sullivan people In refusing TO
pay reasonable wages IN the face u
their Astounding prosperity and their
foolish uiterances from time 90 time
that they would close their mines down
for twenty ycar rather than recognize
the union arr denounced by rejecting
people. II II none the lcss urged TINT
such high handed proceedings as the
recent Wafdner crime should be- con-
dcmncd aud its perpetrators brought 70
justice. The State administration VIII
leave no stone unturn~i 10 punish the
guilty parties N they can b. unearthci.
and 10 afford protection TO life and
property.
No encouragement u given here to
the attempt on the UAft OF "a t"N Hlh-
contents to interfere with the work ~
the code commission. II II daily gtUw-
inr In popular favcr. and It, plans are
meeting with the warm approval Of
leading members ~ the bar all over
the State. n IL recognized that amy
effvrt 10 unsettie laws passed by the
legislature must work an injury. u
prevents capital from INVESTING a. "
tends 10 unrettle what should b. ~
stable a. tho sternal hills. The people
generally favored the appointments 81
a commission TO cosilfy tho laws. Every
one acquainted with the conditions
here saw the Importance ~ such a step.
The legislature passed the law and
made nm appropriation for tho commits.
sion and the governor appointed H. Il
j. doing It's work we'll. and should not
BE- interfered with. Indications are
now that Attorney General Hays will
not land the support ~ the State 60
thr plans ~ a few maicontentn TO hin.
der the commission. and that no iegai
be Instituted.
Much Interest In railroad matters now
hsitAtc the people of iiolN., a plan "
on foot 10 secure a rad fnom Boise Into
the rich mineral. timber and coal belt
Of Doise county. II has tho support u
many 81 Our monicd men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
AGAIN MIppED IN the BUD.
Carsss Dress~vs ssssd ~ In st-rwe
Mars sawed rhr"ash. hi, clear.
" Covered ~.

The vigilance Of sheriff ifowelrs and
deputies prevented Another attempt At
jail delivery today. This makes the
second attempt within the past two
monthH. The rinsieadrrr In the move.
mcnt are said TO have been Arthur and
Norton curtis. Tom serrcll and another
prisoner named Morrison. The two last
named are serving sentences for Va.
grancy. while the Curtis boys w,fs
some time nFo sentenced by judge Nor.
tell 20 nix months each In the county
jail and thirteen years In the state ri.
son, II appears that the break VA,
arranged to take lace at noon to-day. al.
ter the men had partaken u thslf
lunch. Sheriff Iloweils lsrt night sus.
pectcd something was wrong and but
on nm extra two guards. A feafrh n
the cells was made this afternoon ani
IN one ~ them was found, a thin
burglars saw. about ten inches long A
further Neafth along tue corridor. west
% the rotary. Nhere the prisoners are
allowed to take exercise. disclosed n.
fact that two ~ the heavy brnHs lar.
over u window had been sawed through
but cleNcfly fiiied up with putty and
painted over with black paint. h va
very clcyerly done and probably would
not have been discovered had not one
of the officers caught hold II the hafs
With his hand. when the bar came out
The men took their iunN ~ usual 70.
day, but " N evident tnst they knes
the sheriff was on 10 them. for they dlI
not make n move. Had they. Their il no
telling what might have happened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
LOWER MAMMOTH
IN GOOD SHAPE.
WILL MILL lllGH.GRADE ORE
Days Business In Whining stocks
Trsdiag On the Ossh hoard
This Afternoon.

Harry Joseph. who as manager Of the
Lower Mammoth al rintic. II now civ
Ing his undivided attention to that
property. came In from tho mine last
night, and was today minsling with his
friends In the stock business. Mfr.
Joseph stated to q News" reporter
that the mine was In most excellent
shape. the showing on the 5co-foot level
being especially good. from which por-
ton Of tho property ore was being TAX
en- running Is to 30 PET cent copper and
" 10 a. per cent lead. To this class Of
ore, said Mr.. Joseph. the company was
bending it, energies. and was now rct.
ting In n position. he thought. TO make
regular shipments. Arrangements have
been made. says the gentleman. TO run
some Of the ore through the HARDWOOD
A Cox jigsinr plant below the NAM
moth. which has n capacity Of ~ tons
daily. while some win be- handled at
the Sioux mill. thus putting the com.
pany In q position 20 make shipments
Of concentrates.
Mr.. Joseph reports the Mammoth
mine In splendid condition. and says
things are being pushed Mt the Ajax
under the new management. workinen
being burily engaged Just now IN put
ting In the new hoist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

~. ~. I.eavltt, the pioneer manager.
ana proprietor ~ the Spider and tho Fly
company, made the News "a call to-
day. his company opens tomorrow
nlsh, at the Th.a,er..
Air. Coxsy, manager ~ the press de-
partment ~ NinslinE'H Circus, ~ Ia the
city placing the advertising for his
show. The circus appears here one
night only ON the slnt
Miss Catherine oiivcr's last app-ar-
hnV~ In Salt Lake will be- this evening
In the Assembly hai
The Twentieth ward meeting house
vah We'll iiied last evening by an audi.
snce. which was drawn out by an excel
lent hish.clars program. provided by
tho committee In charge, The proceeds
went TO the benefit 81 the sunday
school everything was pushed Ia rapid
order, aud no encurcH being allowed. the
ufiAir was over by half past nine. 20
that Mrs. i.isAie Thomas Edward, who
WAS down for the nnhl number ON the
program arrived too late 20 render H.
There were some charming numbers
Given. chief among them being the
harp solo by Mrs Mouurrin, a song
with harp accompaniment by Miss
Savage, solo by Miss Levy, a guitar
md mandolin trio by MeSHrH Schotilaf
Mcponqld and Fowler. a song by Air.
Graham. and plano solo By Miss
Oeneyc Ellorheck After the concert
many ~ the friends ~ lleher sharp
who leaves tonight for California on a
mission remained 10 shake hands with
him and bid him God-speod on his
Journey.
The testimonial IN horror ~ Mrs. tis.
ale m im1s Edward occurs AZ the As
rombiy Tall tomorrow night The pro-
great I IRA out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
ROBBED A DANCE HALL.
Proprietor Mellon ola West Side PayIi.
lou. the Loser.

,. n. Meilcn. who operates the dance
pavilion situated on the corner ~ First
North and rifth West. this morning
reported To the police that some person
or prrn"ns had broken into the prcm-
isrs and removed large portable
chifYonier AMI ch.vni glass, together
with some chenille curtains from IN.
dance hall and hal apparently loaded
the sam" intu a wagon AMI driven
south with the plumber. Mr.. Mellen
followed IN" wagon tracks for SONS
distance aud fnally located a vehicle
In barn In the neighborhopd. that
ftteci the tracks and further one Of the
horses IN the stable were minus "a
couple 81 nho~a. a. Indicated by the I'm.
prints In the mire ndiaceut 60 tho
dance pavilion from whcrr the property
" said 10 have been stolen, Detective
Sheets has the ease In hand and an ar
rest II likely 90 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS.
Slight Gain for the Preseut--Compar'
alive Tables for Past Two Years.

The assessment rolls for the year
1859 have been completed. together with
comparative tables showing the valua-
tons of this year and is9s. In 1875
the valuation Of the county. Including
the city. was tsiiss,7is This years
list shows an Increase 81 Hii.ii9 over
las, year. mn the list stood before the
hoard of equalization had made amy
reduction. Last year the three street
railroads and the Salt Lake aud Los
Angeles road were assessed by the
county. Under the new law these are
assessed by the state board OF equal.
Entlon. The amount OF tho ASSIGNMENT
last year WAS t9si ia Tho compare
tive tables are aa followAi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
A German Resident Of West Jordan
Fatally Struck by a Train.
NE WAS GATHERING TIES
Aud MA Not see the Construction
Train which Bounded = curve
and Hurried Bsim on.

The bingham Branch construction
train OF the Rio orande Western
FUNDED a curve and rolled down upon
4 citizen Of West Jordan at $3.50 this
m4-ninE and hurled him from the track
win fatal results. he lived only few
minutes and dld not regain oonscious-
ness,
Il Ii said he was gathering tics from
the track which had been given his son
by the railroad company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
"THAT LASS o LOwRIEs."
Miss divers New Piece Makes n Goot
Impression.

Miss divers Interpretation Of the
strongest novel written by u woman In
recent tines" was decided success
last night Al the Assembly Hall. except
that she gave some evidence Of being
fatisuoi, IN the opening ~ the story,
The history " the evolution " Joan
l.0wrlo N one or the most lntercating
specimens VI the art Of the novelist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

n Mrs. Matilda Green. formerly Miss
Matilda Watkins. viii write 10 her
aunt. she will greatly please her rela-
tive. who Il anxious 90 hear from hor
and any othcfn ~ the family In Utah.
Address leo state Avenue, Cincinnati.
Ohio. name not sent 10 the News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
nrslNEss Is srocks.
Day. sale. Amounted to at.ioo shares for
atg.tng,ss.

on the exchanges to-day si.foo shares
changed hands for sg.isl.ss or this
the old board contributed 10000 shares
for giO.tss. while the Utah exchange
made Transfers ~ 1900 shares. valued
at u.ss5.iA The market was In good
shape. prices being better than On the
day before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

McKnishtr large saw mill i've Mills
north 81 uopkinaville, Ky, was blown
up this morning. killing the owners.
liarrrtt Mcknlsht and Ef'l- mcknight.
job nWhlte'r legs were blown On and
he IL dying. T. r. Mcknight was ser.
ousiy injured. The mill Il a total
wreck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
lllGll SCHOOL ALUMNI.

ON saturday morning next az II
o'clock. the High school alumni VIII
meet In the illgh school building for
the purpose OF olectinE officers for the
ensuing year. Al graduates Of thu
school arV invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
LOUIS SIMON FAILS.
His Debts Amount to Over $4,000
Partly Secured.

A petition IN bankruptcy has been
Med by Louis Simon. " tn. late
arm of Hlmon BROTHERS His debts
amount TO t5o.bsG,si. which are partially
secured by property valued Mt about
1850 Ills unsecured debts aggregate
ts.sip,ts. Personal property claimed AZ
exempt amounts In value 10 ttio.
The principal creditors holding So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

Salt Lake city, May 4. 1899.
roday's olearinss ......., ....t5tiosd. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
Y FAKES UNTIL MONDAY.

Arthur johnson. the colored rcmmen.
who scared the wits out Of three peace.
ful citizens In an attempt TO hold thcfn
Up with a toy pistol. during the wee
ama' hours ~ the morning of April
isth. was arfaigned on the charge OF
robbery. lirc'r Johnson took until
Monday morning to plead. The lnfor-
nation accuses the defendant with hav-
INK pulled a revolver on and taking
three shots at william Elliot AMI
woundirs him with the intent % taking
ant was also arralxncd on another In.
fntmation charging him with having
held ~ Roy Foreman ON the same
date and ~ taking frum Foreman one
shirt. handkerchief and necktic. lie
again asked Ia he given until Monday
To plead, request the court granted.
ARRANGEMENT OF 0RIcE.
samuel Grice. notorious harness
thief. was arrairned next on two In
formations accusing him ~ burglary
aud houncbrcakins. lie was given un-
~ Monday 10 plead. one ~ the lnfor-
nations charges Grice with having. On
the niEht Of February i1th. 1899, en-
tered a barn belonging 10 Amos doth.
am. situated In the rcar of number III
south Ninth West. with feloniouH and
burglarioun Intent. The other infofina-
tlon accuses the defendant with having
on March 18th. Ia the day time. cftcrcd
the barn belonging 20 n. =, Monter. In
IN. rear ~ ia west f0uth Temple
street. with unlawful and feionious In
tent. etc. on motion Of the county at
torney, the charges of n similar nature
against Jane 0rice, the defendants
wife. wefr ordered dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

c!npl place OF business. salt iAA' ""

NOTICE II hereby given that a. m,,",,l
~ III. hoard OF directors held IN we ~ ~,
share was luyls.i an III. issued siQk " w
corporation, payable on or hcfnfo .lunr 4 NJ
70 Angus !, Cannon. iren.urvf, ~ ~, WI
Main r., Salt Lake CITY utsh w ,nus.
upon which this assessment may frnah va
paid on June 3, fsgs will he drlinlutni ny sa.
advertised Tor sale at public lrciign. ahn ea
less payment " made before VII ~ r III ,,y
the nth OF Jane, lsvr. Al llociue n"ni M M
the delinquent hsaessnirnt tosotn'i ~" VI
cost OF ADVERTISING and expense of sue
ANGUS J. CANNON s'e''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
TRADING RUS AFTERNOON.
u insiadsd Ba.ins.s In . Number Of oood
staehs.

on the Utah Exchange this afternoon
the brokers dealt Ia g1.sOo shares for
81 .cssss. A few good stocks received
recognition In the trading. among them
Daisy AZ 500. Pour Aces at ais. North
ern Light at 5et. South Swansea al
Bower. Extension and Midnight ilow-
ers, alt OF which went at ordinary quo
tationA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
Enters Plea Of Not Guilty to an
Information Charging Arson.
TWO OTHERS ARRAIGNED.
Arthur Jehnseu sus sasa Gvies Ap.
pear In Court, hut Take unsii
Monday 70 Plead.

Ernest T. Bate. heretofore bound over
BY Police Judge Tlmmony 10 await the
action of the Third district on the
charge Of arson. appeared before judge
Norreii today for arraignmcnt lie
pleaded not guilty. The bail bond Of
ti,Ooo. given In the lower court with
Thomas ~. Mott and Sephl Orrill as
suretics. was said by Assistant County
Attorney Ray Van colt TO he con-
tlnuinx one. the defendant. therefore.
was not required TO rive a new one.
Bate II the young man accused OF set
ting fre TO the itiverton Coop ON the
lat Of April. this year. He was rvil
resented today by Attorney g. =.
Nafluu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

Ores 49,. -, -. -. -. .....,s 1000
iiullioh $500 '''''' .''''. $500 900
Total .'''' -. ...''.r'. ..,''is'ooo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

Mr.. Toy, a director In the Utah Ma
tionni bank. was sworn for tho defense.
In acquainted with Examiner Wight
man. AL.
Were you present AT "a meeting In
tho directors room of the Utah Ma
tionai bank after the arrest OF Jones.
at which wightman was also prcAenty'
Yes. sir"
"Did WHITMAN IN that occasion Hus-
gert that the bank directors contribute
money To aid Jones In his derrnre7"
Objected 10 by procecution. and oh
lection sustained. Witness knew that
Thos. Carter was indebted to tho bank
that the directors approved ~ the an-
tion Of Stout In taking ten shares OF
Carriers national bank stock Tor the
debt and was present Al n meeting
when Mr Stout submitted "A paper re-
linauirhlng back salary due him from
the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
ORE AND BULLIOy REPORTS.

Following are today'a ore and bullion
receipts, as reported by the institution
below Indicated
Il. IL. IoNEa A co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
DEFENDANTS REPUTATION.

This Afternoon Hon, n A. Merritt.
Mr. G. 4, Mason. President J, y, CAM
eron OF the i,apii Transit company. W,
~. bancroft, vice president and general
manager ~ the oregon Short Line.
Postmaster a. 4. Thomas and Jacob
u, Hair. surveyor general, all testified
10 the good character and reputation u
Mr.. Stout since he came 20 Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04
PROSECUTION HAS
NOW FINISHED.

court ruled that such evidence must b.
limited 10 a comparatively recent period
before the charge made against the de-
fcndant. The defense then called their
first witness.
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