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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

cafes and read the announcement with
Out comment Every one expected Il
and the decision met with mo- opposition.
The proits Del ilommc. the socialist
organ. said.
"Our task remains the same after an
before the liberation OF DrcyfuH, 20 COM
tIuur the campaign against 40 those
who are responsible Tor the iamDnt1ble
nnair. and unmask the forgors, traitors.
and false witnesses. even tho, % they
may be covered with gllttcring dccora-
lions"
Up to G o'clock this evening the ut
most calm prevailed throughout Paris
The decision Of tho cabinet 20 pardon
Drcyfus seemed Co have passed un.
noticed. The only remark was I'VE
expected g."
PARDON II SIGNED.
The official announcement was made
In the form cablcd to the Associated
Press Ia order to avoid denominations
of any kind NJ Rcnnos, and IN Paris.
Hut the pardon OF Drcyfus is not mere
BY imminent but was actually signed
NNNNN ANNNN AANlNNH aAfHHAANN AAAHN NN'NA
taken In Rcnuos IN connection with Il
and Il viii have good effect generally
The newspapers now publish the nrst
Hcmi-onciul announcement Of the cabl-
nets decision without comment The
Journal Dcs Dobnts. however. says.
I'VE arc assured that the family will
receive an order FOR Drcyfus' % leave
France. unpcrccivod. shortly during the
night The goycrnrent does not know
or In any case does not say whore
Drcyfu8 Is going"
The Journal Dies Dcbats. however fol-
lows the foregoing with the report that
Nine. Drcyfus has taken villa at
Folkcstone. near Dover England. This
report has been denied. but many be-
lirvo Drcyfus viii 20 to England on hia
release which may take place to-
night.
The result N telephone inquiry NJ
Renncs this afternoon shows DrcyfuB
has not yet left his prison,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

The ~, Louis star Of tho 18Th con-
tuinH 10 story about the WHO OF one W.
II. box. alias smith. who Is SUING hpr
husband for the custody OF her four
children, Tho woman sngs she former.
IS lived In Utah, but In what part ls
not stated, HuN resides at $40 Walnut
street, st. Louis. and says he had TO
take the children into his care bccuuno
OF MrH. huN'H immoral conduct. In
The complaint Mrs Box says that her
husband was scaled to Miss Alice Odd
OF SAT- Lake before she married him,
ana that the ceremony was performed
az the special Instance and roquost OF
President brigham Young.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
INDIANS HUNTING AND
firing THE WOODS.
Southen Utes and Arizona Navaos Over the Utah Line Com.
hitting Deprcdatiow-G Government Will Drive Them Back

Price Utah Sept iorva News" carpondon
from indian Agent Ayon white agency s after
noon state that there White
gre us on their reservation Indians over
the n' from tho southern Ute Navajo ues In
' %"
They there their be firing the
woods and committing settlers er,s
have passed between Agent Myon %
ome1H with tho result that
police 60 Colorado 60 bring In
reservations t % of 10 him
the situation. will be the
the agent may know the exact conditions prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
OREYFUS CHAMPION DEAD
Former Wee-Presidenl Of the French Senate
Passes Away
Was from the Same Town as Dreyfus
his Career In French
Politics.

Paris Sept iD-Thc death ot NJ,
Auguste sehuror- Kostnvr the former
Vice president Of the French senate and
foremost champion OF the cause Of
preyfls, born February II. 1888, at Null
house Alsacc. from which place the
breyfus family also hailed. lie was
president OF the Chemical Society of
farls, and was a prominent member OF
number OF other societies. lie was
political director Of tho Repuhllquo
Franchise from 1879 To 1884. and was a
republican In politics, lie took a great
Interest In the Improvement Of work.
lHg classes, and In 1865 founded a coo
Operative society FOR their benefit illp
republican ideas In 1861 caused him 10
% sentenced 20 four months impriHon-
ment aud two thousand francs iinc.
iie was elected 10 the national assem-
nY ~ ISL ana IN 1875 he was first
,l''ud 20 the senate. of which he after
wards became one OF the secretaries,
tNl eventually one OF the vice prcai-
g'nlH tie was defeated for reelection
Or Vice president January 10, 1895 Tie
hAa written extensively ON chemistry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

agricultural Department Expert Coming
West 10 Disseminate Information.

hhH'Hiiufal department IHpert GoUin4
West To Disseminate Information.
Washington. sept lg-prof. swlnEie
" the agricultural department has gone
10 California Tor the purpose OF giving
'ho nix SHOWERS u that State who are
ht'emp'ed 10 propagate the smyrna
variety of ig. the bencnt u his lnfor-
nation ON this subject In his recent
trnna-Atlantlc tour in the interest u
the department Prof swlngie yi.ited
smyrna Tor the special purpos. ~
studying ng culture
NC secured ana Forwarded apeclmena
ot ne bluHiuphugo, the insect used for
l'rllllHlns hEs ln smyrna These yers
Hrnt 10 california and No FAR az tho sK.
lyllhrut has proceeded u has proved
Specimens ~ California nra fertllizcd
by the imported insect Just received M
lh' department are pronounced quite
perfect by experts.
tn" agricultural department IL ala,
informed that the specimens uf mo Into.
PAIN secured by Prof Swinrle in rrlp'
"ll have reached Phoenix. Arlz. whcre
ihoy hru 90 De- experimental on with The
nope NJ making successful future In
that territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
CHRIS HILBERG
GETS TWO YEARS.
Young Man Convicted Of Felony
Sentenced by Judge Norrell,
NEW TRIAL is DENIED HIM.
his Attorney Gives Notice OF Appeal,
aud the Defendant t. Released
ON - $4,000 Bond.

Christopher Hilbcrs. convicted last
week NJ carnully knowing female
undo the age OF eighteen. appeared bee
for Judge Norrcll today for sentence.
and %. Judgment ~ the court was that
the dfgndant be confined IN thc State
prison ilr o. period OF two years
The youthful prisoner hcavcd
heavy H.Th uH ho resumed hts scat after
sentence and the look on his face
showed plainly that he did not take
very kindly TO the prospect Of spending
q couple o' years IN the "pcn"
Before th' court pronounced sentence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Washington. Sept. i9.-The war de.
partmcHt hns approved tho action OF
Gen. otis ln refusing 10 allow Spanish
ships Co 40 To- purtH controlled hy the
Insurgents 90 take away spanish prise
onors, These Hhipa however. win be-
allowed 10 proceed 20 such porte under
tho escort of vessels OF the United
States.
The transfer ~ the Splnlsh prisoners
10 the shipa win be- under tho dlrrc-
ton and control of the United states
officers The war department Will ul-
low no communication between Agui-
naldo ana hlH agents and the splulurla
who may SO 10 bring away the Spanish
nrIaonara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Paris Sept. i9.--Tho council Of minis
t,ra decided today to pardon Drcyfus
DO principle. The pardon will take eject
GOA few days. Drcyfus has rellnquiahed
appeal Tor a reversal u the judgment Of
tha coufi-mnrtinl,
10 Do said that Drcyfua will be ucnt
abroad before the PRONUNCIATION of his
pardon In order to avoid dcmonatrn-
lions
-ihpfinciT cs'' n nm idiom sometimes
used On fcmi-onicial announcements OF
forthcoming actions. II seems 90 have
but slight bearing ON the matter except
Perhaps that Il implies the fulhllmcnt
o. various formulitlca before the pardon
o. actually Issued. thereby qualifying
che announcement OF the pardon with
r'.rht tontativcncu. II " not known
so whether the pardon includes ann
nHty
There IL much remark here on tho
strange coincidence Of The death Of NJ.
Eghurcr-Kcstnor the first champion Of
prgyfus and 10 whom Dreyfus will ylr-
tullly owe his freedom. ON the very
day tho cabinet decided 10 pardon the
prisoner. NJ, schuror-KcHtncr's death
gaa sudden. He had been ~ during tho
last few days but IL was not thought
biz illness would prove fatal.
The announcement that Drcyfus was
to be- phrdoncd had already been dis
counted by predictions, and there was
absolutely no excitement displayed
boys ran along at about 9'i5 p, m. with
tho nrst editions containing the state
maut that the cabinet had decided 10
pardon Drcyfus. The newspapers sold
quickly but there WIS no rush Tor thcm
hy the boucyardlcra. Those who got
the papers sat down In front OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

The jury la The ease Of Golden Brown.
charged with burglary ana hpusobrcnk.
Ink found the defendant guilty VI tho
latter orcuao this afternoon. Itc win
bo sentenced Friday Ills oncnHr cone
sisted OF entering % room lu the TUT
lurIio block un the afternoon Of Juty
tth luHt-tho day be- ofcapod from tha
state pr.HunHInd uf EuttlnE away with
numerous articles uf wearing apparel
The property uf W. d. Curmn. room
o.
This mokns The third conviction
lFlinHt Brown iu Ices than twelve
months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Syracuse, y. y. Sept ig-The third
convention u the League Of Amcricar
municipalities opened here today Win
600 delegates IN attendance ana many
Hui' utu expected 20 arrive during tho
lnN' Mayor Mcguire Of Syracuse. mude
we Address NJ welcome 10 tho city. uOy.
is'"-'t,lL VINO was Co have delivered
o." address OF welcome 10 tho state
t.lrNrhphgd Dec could not be- present.
nIin'r Mayor Samuel l., Black. OF COLI
umbuH, Ohio, president OF the league.
responded 90 the addresses OF welcome,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

william II, Lott filed a petition IN the
probate court today asking that ietters
OF administration Doe issued 10 him on
bis fathers estate, the late Horny a.
Lett, who died 40 Los Angeles. Cal,
March, "a, 1894. The property mo petl'
toner says, consists ~ real estate In
this city valued az sL5I15O. subject to
MORTGAGES hgEregatlng yl2,27525 De.
ceased loft no will. No far na knne5n
Hearing was set Tor Wednesday, Octo-
Der an.
@. NJ. Hammond also petitioned tho
probate court today for letters of al.
inlnlAtratiun u the estate OF Uugb
Brown. who died IN this city intostate.
December o, 1891. The property Consist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

London. Sept. ig.-In the face OF the
avon selling nursery plate Doleful,
H1len by Tod Sloan, finished first Lady
llugp was second and the sunbeam colt
lhlfd. Twelve horses ran, The betting
was four 10 one against Doloful.
h'rpham ridden by sloan. finished
second for the Hindu plate. Squire
Jack was tho winner OF the race aud
White Frost finished third In field of
ON Orphan.
,, The Estes selling plate was won by
FAR Pcnltent with Sloan up. Mohegau
was second ana Bayonne third. Ton
morse ran, The betting was two against
one on Fair pcnitcnt
'skcets' Bartln, another American,
won the Leeds handicap at the ponte-
Fach autumn meeting ON HOyllke
bliss Primrose was second and Soar
was third In a field OF six.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

lN irnomlnioua. submisalon will h, IN,
only alternative remaining 20 tho Trapa-
'aal' ana the press Re by no mean. =,
persistent iu urging the government I,
move except IN the matter Of hurryine
troops To- the probable scene Of action.
ln' lall Mall Gazette prints a dis.
patton from capetovn which snys;
The goncrnl imprcssloy II that tho
Beers Will Of once take tho Initiative.
ana an attack re- expected at any hour.''
Troops continue to leave Capctown FOR
Kimberly and tho north. and the nrvt
cIa'a cruiser Terrible. calling from
Portsmouth Tor china today. lo repre-.
scented in have been ordered 10 20 by
way OF 'apoiown Instead OF sucz.
Nohlne 10 yet know regarding tho
'oi' ~ 90" expected cabinet council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

on the report ana recommendation OF
Referee Fred W. Little Judge Nurrrll
has signed % decree granting Agncss V.
Paris q divorce from Joseph Paris. ON
the grounds of huhltual drunkenness
ana failure to support. The parties
intcrmmrird nc Minneapolis January
20, 1856, and came 90 this city four
years ago. Mrs. Paris conducts tho
Victoria boarding house on east First
South street Plaintiff was also award
cd the custody of three children, aged
10, II and s. respectively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Detroit Mich Sept i1.-Tho streets
are bright today with the uniformed
rcgulia off the odd Follows from ali
rnrtH ~ the country who arc hero az.
tending the ORDERS diamond Jubilee.
Estimates place tho entire number OF
oll Fellow visitors now in the city at
1000. The local committees predict
that the attendance viii be doubled to-
morrow and Thursday by the two great
attractions. Wis!
Tho parade and prize drills. At the
session OF the sovereign grand lodge
today little business was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Deputy Clerk nialr filed his report
and recommendation in tho divorce suit
OF Daniel phollu NH Nolllr phalin this
afternoon, recommending the granting
~ % decree na prayed FOR. According
90 Mr. pholuu'H testimony ho and az
defendant lutvrmarrird at Racine. VIE.
oun4IuI September o. tssI. For -Ie
pest HlNtcon years thoy had rHaiE-I at
Murray Plaintiff also testified IN the
hnlhtull druukUuuUsa ~ hH wife. Cor.
tph1rltlur testimony was offered.
uupu1urh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
PARDON GRANTED
CAPT. DREYFUS.
But il Has Strings on it to Hold it B ack
Till Night, Pending Compliance
With Conditions.

Dreyus Still in PrsOnIie Has Renqushed His Appeal which
Probably Was Condition for Pardon-NOt Yet Know n
Whether Amnesty sInuded Dreyius May be Sent Abroad
Before Being Released, Avoid Demonstrations Strange
Coincidence in the Death OF His Leading Champion the
Day Release Was Agreed Excitement at Rcnnes-So'
calss Propose TO Continue Their Campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
NOTHING BUT
WAR AHEAD.
What the Outlanders See in the TransyaaI
and Why They are Being Urged
to Leave Immediately.

ueeraI Impression is that Beers viii Assume the Initiative
a" ATTACK Expected Any IIour-London Press Now Has
some Hopes Of Professionalism the Only Alternative
VI Inc boers-London Cabinet Not in a Hurry-Troops
commune 10 Leave for Kimberley and the Norih-Report
Oh Another Message from President kugcr-Brlish Gov.
eminent Urged to Hurry Troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Prince and Princes. In Hallway Acct
dent In scotland.

Perth Scotland. Sept. l0-Prince and
Princess Hohonl0he-La ngenburg dhe
latter third daughter OF The Duke ana
Duchess Of -C0burF- Gothal mar
rowly escaped death while going to
Bolmornl 10 visit queen Victoria today.
Their train collldpi with another train
NJ tho station. The royal salon car
rloge was hair teloscopad. A. the
prince and princess occupied the rear
end Of the car. they suffered only q se-
we're sinking up, and proceeded to Bal
moral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Wins Another Victory over Rebel TiI-
ipinos Americans Hurt

ipinos No Americans Hurt.
Washington. Sept. is-Thc navy de-
partmcnt has received the following
cablogram from Admiral Watson dated
Manila, Sept 18th;
Davidson In the ParnEun. had sharp
enFnEement on the lith nt san Fabian,
Liugnyon gulf. with about 800 lnsur-
gents heavily untrruchCd. az distance
~ from LEO 90 400 yards. The insur-
gents He'd. Their IRE was weak and In
effective. on the pauEun there We're
no casualties, The senior commends
Davidson highly"
The Pnragun " one OF those little
gunhoUts turned over TO the army by
Admiral Watson, and Davidson the
commander ~ a young ensign. The
scene Of the battle was ON the north
coast o. Luzon, on the port which
forms the northern terminus OF Inc
railroad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Mrs. Amelia j, Reynolds has applied
20 the probate court Tor letters Of nd-
mlnistrutiun on the estate OF John
schuueld, who died on the goth ult. lenv-
ing no VIII. The estate iH valued at
fl,g6s, divided as follows: Real estate
$1,000. cash, f3G15O, mining stocks. $50.
Petitioner IL the Oldest daughter OF the
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

the following named Jurors were
sworn In Judge Norrelra court today.
Ben, n. EldrcdFp, e. r. Move. Georgp
~ MnrgcttH, WIN j. Lynch, William IA
Harding, Conner NJ. Richards. William
Jeifs, Jr, ana BrInnt g. Young. on
account OF sickness Mr.. Young was This
afternoon excused for the term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Washington, Sept i9.-Thc comp.
troller OF the currency received today
applications FOR Increase OF circulation
from four New York banks amounting
60 about t.OO0.Oo0. Yesterday tho
amount was about $4,000. This action
on the part OF the city banks IL not AT
nll unusual at this season Of the year,
ana, 81 far na known az tho treasury de-
partmcnt, there IL no concerted move
ment ON the part OF the banks 10 iu-
crease their circulation by any large
amount as hna boon rmmnrnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

budnpo1i, Sept i9-Thc Danube IL
rrlhE RAPIDLY everywhere ana the work
vl preventing uu overflow % the river
u being hurried. Below komurn, IS
Wlrn from hyre, a. square miles NJ
Ing OF dam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Pazquo Island. Mass, Sept. l9.-Thc
clyde Limo steamer Cherokee. bound
from Jacksonville, Fla, for Boston. ~
ashore on Nnushon island. The Chcro-
koe has forty passengers on board as
wen as a large amount % freight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

non 20 President Mckinley protesting
against the sentence ~ the court maf-
uhl ut Manila. General Otis says that
lhr petition presented by H1on had tho
n'lloH ol several members of his CONF
puuy forged ~ II and ID was for this
crime he was convicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Washington, Sept. IA dispatch has
hcen received AZ the war department re-
tardlng Private Lawrence d. HoOn Of
lhe Ninth Infantry, who was the sub
!eet OF a letter from Governor Bush
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

,,WaHhihgton. sept lg.-Coi John NJ.
M,iN,y, inspector general VI Volunteers.
died today no Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
TnREE WR6NGDOERy.
Petit larg 1T 0cts Finy DAYS at
che hands Uf Judge Timmony.


Three members of { no Melancholy
Mike fraternity faced Judge Tlmmony
in the police court this afternoon. The
gentleman who played first ndllc in tho
aggregation answered % tho charge "
petit larceny promptly pleading guilty
tn The charge OF stealing hat. valued
no g. from Frederick Taylor. proprietor
" tho Salt Lake Hat factory. a east.
First South yesterday afternoon. The
man gave tho name or Frank White
and stated that his companions had
nothing whatever 10 DO with The trans.
action. White said DC was drunk AMI
ala not know what he WIS doing The
WitnefHea. Including officer Chase. who
tnHde the arrest, aaid that the defendant
was ng sober us an owl. al three men
were beFglng and White received ton
the hendEcur,
The court said $50 Or nfty days.
John Nelson. O. boy ~ seventeen. then
arose and said De- was 100 VuEr1ut. b.
was q farmer whose particular delight
was participating in tho rural platlmo
OF pitching the sw,rt-scruted iucrrnr.
milking tho razDllc-uyud bovine and IN
UIi"Ntflly gathering tho luscious huu-
tfuli from the pastoral straw stack.
Nelson ma not make very good ease.
however and us ho was wearing the
stolen hNt d. was glyun thirty days loo
jall wherein 20 think over hls mlsIoluga.
Dick wilkes. tho last uf the precious
trio likewise said De- was not guilty ~
NaFrlrpN lIo too had been CayurtIue
around ihu meadows with "a pltph-flrk
EaihgrlrE In hay crop near Park city
- have dome nothing your honor"
''rhlf Dr. fNH trouble aud why you arc
charged with nrluuy
WIKI smiled % upkly smile M tho
Joke nrl ih.n TOW 81 az another tnu-
gent IN hlH p'Hr.
Finally %. court told him o. vacntc
the town within nn hour otherwise nine
~ days would Dee hla Iorti1n.
"NlH, Sor. much ubIrHgud."
John Smith Forfeited 500 Tor kcor'u.. n
gambling house un1 then an ha
boarded the ear fHr fhD races.
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moab.

ihrlH. Sept ie.-M. schurer. Itoatpc-.
l'lmrr Vice president OF tho FrDnrh
,'haie and champion VI Drcyfua. Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

the defendants attorney. baniel Har.
rington, ESQ, az ded motion for a
now trial, baHing the same upon tHa
following grounds; That the court mls.
directed the jury IN matters OF law.
that the court Drred Ia H. decision ~
questions Of law arising during the
course Of the trials that tho court ana
acts ana WudH remarks in the ease
prcjudlCinl 90 the substantial rights Of
the defendant and the discovery OF
new evidence.
The court uvorruled the motion aud In
doing 30 took occasion 10 remark that
Tie Instruction given tho jury was "a
plain statement ~ matters ~ law. and
could not reasonably be- construed mo-
pfcludlclul 10 tho defendant Assistant
county Attorney Van Colt then asked
for the Judgment 0f the court. when the
I"igniunt was requested 60 stand up.
ana ne was given two years.
CASE WILL uE APPEALED.
Attorney Harrington gave notice OF
appeal aud illed o. certificate uf probable
cause. This was signed by judge Nor
rvN ana the defendants bail bond.
pending the appeal, was fixed 40 g.. 600
tllhyfg was rumaudgd 90 the custody OF
shorln Howclls while his folks ruatlci
FOR HurutlCa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Washington, Sept. l0.--Lnwrcnce Gar
lnef national Democratic committee
man Tor the District Of Columbia. died
nero this morning, Death was due 10 a
complication OF dropsy and heart trou-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

tnai would D. construed aa threat To
, ,',,l 'he Republican party from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Ing of roal estate md two.room frame
house situated In this city valued at
5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
WILL TRY TO GET THE NECKLACE
Merchants Protective Association Want to Push the Case to
Conclusion in Justice Pardees Court

up" Merchants
afternoon 'u which tho satllr people had TO
necklace OF understand that they
compelled o-th1 they lee the matter by dee
fault them by tomorrow
they win 90 be de-
viii have tho unaIr push
70 a CON within the next day or two"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-22
A Vacant Scholarship.

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tention of our youthful readers
to the fine opportunity for obtain
ing an education offered by the
Washington College. There is
now vacant scholarship for one
county at that institution, giving
free tuition and free books, to
either young man or woman, in
the classical or scientific course
for four years; or in the normal
course for three years. This va.
cancy is filed by the School Com
missioners of Frederick County.
The total expense of one obtain
ing such a scholarship will not
exceed 500 for board, washing,
fuel, room rent and furniture
rent, etc, for the year. Wash
ingtOn College is a live, progress
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Examiner or send for catalogue
to President G. U. Reid, Chester.
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