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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
sun ron SEPARATE MAINTENANCE
wife NJ owen noEis, saloon Man. Claims
Her Husband Does Nut suppart Her.

Mrs. Jessie l. Hogir through her at
tnrncy, a. a. Sanford Esq. has inHti-
tntfd proceedings against owen iorlc,
tue saloon man, IN the Third district
court flr separate maintenance. The
parties were married. IN Oakland, cal,
IN less. ana lived together ln this city
until nhtut Tehi scnTa ago, when they
separated u rHtouciiintion was nftor-
wards effected nn1 they lived together
again Tor q short while, when about two
or three years nro the parties once
moro parted company. Mrs Hoglo h
now IN Iowa. she wrote Attorney san
ford Co bring suit Tor separate mnlnte-
nance against SIR Hoglo. who was
served with H Hummoua on the i1th Inst
The complaint VIII not De nicd until
Mrs u1glc arrives from the East Mr..
HoglC claims 90 have given his wife
sufficient means 30 maintain her CONE
f1rtnhly Tor life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
COMING TO SALT LAKE.
II. II. Harder, Prominent Citizen Of
Omaha, to Settle Here.

II. II. Harder, One ot tho most proml-
mont business mon OF Omaha, has de-
cldcd t0 leave that city and east his
fortune with SAT- Like This o. not boo
cuusc the gentleman huN not done we'll
iu Omaha Cor Dec hla made "a fortune
thprp. boiug nov tho secretary 90 the
Fidelity TruHt company thc Payne
Harder company, the Atlantic Realty
company and O. director ln many other
biz Institutions,
Mr Harder decided upon q change u
location Bon order Co benefit hlH health
ana after much travelling. he came TO-
thu conclusion that salt Lake was the
place Doe was looking for nnnfllur him
every advantage NJ climate, together
with business opportunities eQunl 10
those of any city lu the MoHt.
Sta Harder WIN arrive here towards
tho end W me month, The omaha
W0rld-Hcmll announces hla Intended
departure with rrgrr, ana pays "a
warm tribute 10 his business and so
clal qualities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
ron a wmr OF rnonrnIrIoN.


George G.. Lambert. secretary Of the
Utah and Salt Lake Canal company. by
his attorneys, Richards n Narlnn pc
tiiloned the district court this afternoon
Tor writ Of prohibition directed
against Morris s0mmCr, Justice OF tho
peace Tor the SECOND precinct, Co re-
strain him from proceeding further lu
the case uf Peter Reid W Tho utuh
and Salt Lake Canal company
Reid brought cult iu SommDr'a court
o. recover $3.50. NJ damages Tor dyprlV-
Ina him OF forty and two-thlrdH shares
OF water ln tho West Jordan Irrigation
district. assigned 90 him by gcurgc a.
REID. thus causing q damage 60 hla
crops, etc.
The nniinnt Lambert contends that
tho Justice has no Jurisdiction of the
subject matter.
An alternative writ was iarued ana
made roturnablc Saturday. November
Ath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
WILKINSON GOES FREE.


George wilkinson. the iG-ycar-old
boy. who was caught by onlccr Hcmpcl
IN tho store OF the white Mercantile
company. under suspicious clrcum-
atanros. was allowed 90 depart by
Judge Timmony yesterday afternoon,
the charge OF burglary against tho lad
was dismissed and the boy allowed 60
return To hls rriof-strickcn mother.
%. X. McGrtH, ana vmplnyc ~ tho
meat market. testified that small sums
OF money had been mken from the tlll
on various occasions. ID, Wlacumb or
the grocery department, stated thut tho
boy WILLIAMSON, had been doing odd
Jobs about the store, and on the uight
NJ the arrest, Just before closing time,
NJ had sent him 90 the cellar 10 get
some crackers Onicer iiompol related
the story of tho boy'n arrest he said ho
saw the boy iumping over the coun-
ter, then be forced the door and caught
Wilkinson said that after he had TAX
on the box u crackers ont of the cellar
and delivered thom 20 the University
club. he remembered that he had left
the hight burning ana he returned 90
the store 90 put Il out WHOM he was
Ansr Mr.. Van colt had examined
the boy aud questioned his mother ro-
glrdlng his past lifc, Judge Timmony
ON his recommendation continued the
case Indefinitely during the LADS good
behavior
~ am satisfied tho boy would be- cone
yictcd." said tho court. ~ tried. hut
/ will extend loniouCy this time. II he
ia arrested again. q win be tho reform
school or tho penltcnuury.'
The case against James Francis,
the colorod man htld for Grand lar
cony, in robhlng N. A.. Nelson. q South
Cottonwood farmer ~ allQ WIS set
for Thursday afternoon, defendant
bonds bclng tXod nt $500.
NJ n. workman, o. youth who hnnu
the hall mark of having seen better
days ln his native town " Denver. was
arralgned for stealing pair 81 uhooa.
Tho lad said he meant mo- harm, hc had
merely borrowed the footwear. while
his own shoes were being mpnded,
ut d fortunate for you" said Judge
Timmony. that the young man who
owns tho shoes does not care tn IruHo-
outo youi otherwise thor rs no good
reason why you should not do "a term M
lnil. n ID wero merely question Of
borrowing. you could undoubtedly have
occurred the Shoes from the owner, You
may 80 now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

II he'd had Itching plloa. Tey'rc ter
rlhly annoying, but Bucldon's Arnica
aalvo will cure the worse cafe of Piles
on earth. u has cured thoueandH For
Injuries, Paine OF Bodily Erupuona ltH
the best eaive Ia the world Price 900 O
box. cure guaranteed. sold BY z, c,
N. 1. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
"Weleome. Evil #
Thou CONTEST Alone. I"
One coil that cannot come

One coil that cannot come
alone Is impure blood. IF
this as alioqDed. It Is at
tended by kindred ailments
galore. This condition
means that epery Vein and
artery of the body, instead
of carrying to the organs 4
heaith-gfVing fiow of life.
Is laden qvih a Slogv and
impure fluid that Is harm
ing instead of healing.
n Is unfortunate a'hen there Is "tid
Aooi" inside Of yon Hood's SIga-
panla all not make enemies friends.
bm an make "bls hood' good
Hooa and Hood should be Of me best
quaidy. Rao5s never dsaproiris,
Grip -"Afc, 4 sevs,c attack Of g,ip.
nv health pas noor. LOOT no relief an
III J used Hood's SiislrariRi. ygiieh I'D
qgtIi gpss needed. pu1fei my blood.
N. ~. Siewa'i O7sahi. Mss.
Liver Troubles NY qWfs and I
are Advanced m Yeas and have dcrfuei
great BENEFIT from Hoofs Sasaparta
fo' iiUer and stomach. We DO NOT fttit
Of Being aifoui and Hoods Pts"
H,Au Re,Vey, B'ssfeld. SMeh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

llght 10 Utah. ana suar..t.f..
ing the Ergat power aI -iit|
ny culufcing tnt United .fII'.
Great stress Wun lalu anon lI... -'t
now hulnF madl boz ltnu 3D.. y.
MuIcn Nulht hnWtt .I. u..|I.f
meats. statehood fu luH t..-.
mistake, aH % meant iI ".I.r.
revival % puIgGImN. uE.r. IL. p
hgwca iu lcaa than .lz month, n,
Statehood Cuuc. Ns
d. llln cyidontiy had ua .rs...
uNUIIflu. ult tuH I..U..
thuflh, fmm the lmt pH.I
down. were tfieLntHia. nr. 49,
lowed IN seemingly unU.ls.| y. .
mont Do WIIUh ur nUlI 'f Un IT,.
but aW telling sou flo ir.IsH 90
\ repetition Of NH "ffNuft.4 b..
ioDt uf nI lnuH VIVA rIt.H a.. =,
isih. hcfuu tWn hundred m.ri.i...
tho Teuue cH M0th0diri cIuf.'...I 2
rgmnly at Columbia, r.nn..r
These uru "a iDu Uf Che mIsatis.-.
of truth used by ihia UhHsu.h 49,
tor" They aru written ih1t t1. f.,-
day Saints may known ~ aIns m
EXAMINATIONS that nro being t..r.i
abroad by such mon ua ur nla uli'
followers.
The Elders OF this city mads sr.
ton Tor the same church unHl n y,
occasion % this address ln MIA T.
make reply thereto! but tho lfUa.
wac denied ~ aa was that 1i i.ir 4.
public street
ours ls an abiding hope ln ID. i,..,
OF the great Judge. whorr hlrf ~
the destiny % mas unr and 10 .l.lr.
uals, who will yet runIar o. avsfF Il,
hia iurf dues. The iinht 90 UuH ~
not always De- hid. though ln f.i
yalnly oudOnvor 10 strike down Iis 4.
leHtin form, nud Obscure lH urtt Il.
amid ull storms and trmpUHtf Do H.f.s
Flga for recognition are onward t1i y
ward itn victory On certain. fqf irrn 4
miFhiy ana VIII yet pruyniL
y Your brother in the cnuHa.
=. URBAN ALInrD
President Middle Tennrraas C8rf--.,.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

The following cases were argued be-
fore the supreme court today
James Mcuafry appellant. W. Tanner
A hake4 company
A. r. Schroeder W Mllando Pratt 81
al appellants
The case of the WnHatch Irrigation
company "a nl. w Edward Fulton. ~
a. appellants. won't over Tor the torn
By agreement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Was the result OF his aplondid health,
Ind0mitablo VIII and tremendous enor-
~ are not found whore stomach, Liver
Kidneys and Bowcia are out OF order
n you want these qualities and the
success they bring, nee Or. Kings New
Life pills, Only 70 cents at a. Z. ~ l.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Mrs. Winalow'a Soothing hyiup ~
been used Tor children tccIhlng.
aoothon the child. softena the guns y I,
lays all pain, cures wind cole sll
the best remedy for diarrhoca- = s''1
a bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

A trial ~ the case Of Mark Tobias W
George Slenkc was concluded before
judge Cherry late yesterday afternoon
and Judgment was given Tor the plain
TN f1r 800 damages. Plaintiff sued To
recover $4,000, alleging the defendant
Assaulted him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Saturday, from 2 90 O'Clock alta
stores. klnndlko NurgotT .io nlz-n..
ullr i0c r. pound. Murahmll'HF nr.
last. Kollta Randy Kitchen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

DizEincra. loss q appetite naislfaJ
and nausea are AZ connected win iIi
pepnln or iudlrcsuon. ilEiihiNE vi
give prompt rollof Price % caniA
G. ~. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

chapter the district court shail have
exclusive, original Jurisdiction" Att0r-
nry ierfouTer waH ufcecntlnr DIE orr
iuimont when the HNewH' report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Thousands of the most stubborn Il.
distressing cases Of PIC. w. In
cured by TABLETS nUcki. r. IN
OINTMENT. 10 newer tllr 90
Price 30 cents IN bottles, tuhe4
y. q. ~. 1 prug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

WHITES CREAM YEnMifug5
a highly valuable preparation w
FROM the prumpiitude OF &C. Ns'.. !
clearing the System IN "a Few l9H' y
every worm. Price 30 cents % 70
i. Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

The most stubborn cases o. Do
chitia sucoumb 10 uALLAHp'8 H0N
HOUND SYRUP. Price o ahi 2
cents. z. G. ~. I. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
TRIUMPH or HACKMEN.
Jehus Can Legally Invade Forbidden
Ground at q. y. l.. Depot.

The locai hachmen scored q decided
victory this afternoon when Judge Tim
mony found q. q. Tate not guilty " vlo-
iatine section %. chapter 90. OF the city
ordnance. Tate. 10 viii o. remembered.
l1Ht Monday dr1Vr into the yard ut he
OREGON short Line depot hHNIng pre-
ViuuaiY asked OnlfDr gillespie Co utalF-
nate place ou thC company property
Whrrcon hn could stand hla vehicle.
The policeman toid h'm that thc place
fnr hncku0u was OUT iu th1 Hif'gt 90
thp aauth0iai aide uf tho depot Tutn
drove into ihH yard and was promptly
arrested The hearing ~ tht case un-
cuulrd considerable time ln judge Tlm-
muuYH court yfHtUrlny afternoon ana
nt The close was t1ken under 1dNlsf.
mont This afternoon tho court found
tho defendant not guilty uH above
stated and sustained JUDGE Andorun's
argument thai tho city mnrhnl COR
chief OF puliUHl had NOT dHHlFnutoi The
connective hack stands upun ihe
EfuuuIH " thr company, hence Tate
ma noi violated the ordinance.
Tho rooil0n of thc ordinance Do quoa-
ton roads ln fnlnWft
Tho city marhai ahal designate. aa
nCIfiy uH may d. practicable, the rps
HnHrUyo Islands upon The grounds ~
DO company Cor ail omnihuh hackney
sHIUnt1. N1Traao wagons ana other
vehicles f0r The transportation nf hlra
Farc r1sfaufora and eNnrcsa gonia 90
iha several dtp0ia or stations iu h'
ely, etc
Tho caro against carman Carahreesc
Dor aaanult WIS dismissed ON the moe
ton uf Prosecutor poihl. nH q more Doe
ruun charge. that 90 assault with "a
deadly weapon. had been sworn out
before the county attorney Cara
hfooao N the man who welded the
Shears with telling eject IN Habino'H
tailor chop on Monday evening,
May whiting pleaded not guilty 70
yaNrancy. ufne0r Roberts testified
that be- had eccn her from W o'clock
until in tho morning wandering
around the streets ln doubtful company
ifo also asserted that she Hpont con.
siderable time iu the wine rooms 81
saloons.
Ten days in iaii was her portion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

In tho matter Of tho estate Of Harriet
O.. Taylor deceased. Judge lilies today
appointed Attorney ". !. Dummy Co
represent absent minor hclrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Nature can only feed the nlme y "
with the food eaten which if dis.i',
HERnfNE Will rolnyiEurnie WV
stomach. and so improve dls.sii. ~,
20 insure the natural bloom OF h,t.
Price 70 cents. z, e, NJ. l. pfAs ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Can and examine Morris 4 Sal
Monumental Stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

best set Of teeth Cor $500 % wai.a
Dental Company. u-gl Easle Box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
pRonArE AND GuARpiANs'i"
NOTICES,


In the District Court Probate ~ Ut,l
aud for salt Lake tnuntNi '''
In tho matter NJ tho estate OF a4''
klns. deceased
The potitlon n John a hp' ktattiss q
traitor % tho estate N Hhiil ''1t 4 o.
..,.tt9it,t hi sald adm|uistrhi.f WI .'itfu
dl.lrihutiun OF the residue ~ iif hai Z
tbe p1rsIns entitled has heenS Naf.ne
on saturday, thu iuurih NY M 81 CIgi
N ID tsfL nt ninu'cluck n. nlH, s,1, n ~
t.nrt iloasn Id tho Court lV.e. Z gdal'
u1sr, IN SAT- Lako city sa'i '''@ h.
Witness tho clerk % sl,gi g." ssiih iu r
gnal thereof niufnd N'H
October. A. u. 10y min CffE
f4c.n nAVID ~ uuNNAM rfl
uy UEO. ". BLAIR lNp'"
ALLEN a. sANfonp, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

$40 CUWE a COIN n ONr nay
Toxic Laxative lromo Qulnlno Tablets.
Al druggists refund tho money " II
falls 90 cure. H. w. Grovc'a signature
% on each box &c. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Morris a sons for Granite Or u.i,A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

iloada irit eure liver inii tho nonini,aunr and
only cailaris 90 saAs with hoeds satiatAriila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

Ia the District Court lIohlliie', w N ~.
and Tor salt Lake uouuty siAlpU'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

The case against James Francis,
The col1rcd man held FOR grund lar
cony. in robhlng N. A.. Nelson. q South
Cottonwood farmer of &lhQ WIS oct
for Thursday afternoon, defendant
bonds bcing nXod ut $500,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
SANDER SUIT GOES OVER.


Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiligencer
TACOMA. March lS-The case OF Miss
Nettie Yarmouth against Charles Ste
venson for $50 900 damages, on trial in the
superior court. has gone over 10 Monday
The suit for damages is based on the al
legged report spread by defendant to the
injury of the reputation of PLAINTIFF
Both principals concerned reside In Puy-
aifup. and the Sfit has forced large
share Of the population OF this suburb
10 appear In court witnesses. Al the
hearing today "A motion by defendant for
granting a uon-suit erdaS in the counsel
for plaintiff being gwen time In which 10
amend the complaint. The corrected
document was flied. the amendment be-
ing the addition of several new names OF
persons 10 whom defendant h said to
have repeated the sslanderous story upon
which the suit fs based.
The defense in the suit puts up the
plea that to his knowledge he never civcu-
lated the slan1egosfs report Is charged.
and that II had he said anything con-
corning the plaintiff IL was with no in
tent 10 injure her In any way The hear
ing viii be continued Monday morning,
when Il r. expected some decidedly inter-
eSting testimony IL 10 be brought out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
HOMICIDE NEAR TACOMA.
PITER MILLER SHOOTS Y. rrEuE.
NAN DEAD.
The Murdered Man Was Employed In
Tsking stone Oh . school section,
was Ordered Oh by miller and
Killed Because He Refused to Go.

spsciai Dispatch 70 the Poss-Intelligencef.
EASOMA- March E--Pessr Miller, about
!" years Of age, late this afternoon sAo.
ana killed n. Tiedeman. = Norwegian la
oorer, while the latter was ar work en-
scboc. section Is where Miller resides.
from evidence now oh,ainahle the shoot
int' was coid-oloosed, AMI withou, caaSe.
Miller Is German, who for years past
nas manufactured and solo brick, and 10
known as an excitahse ana auarrelsome
MAN he has in one way ard another
oesen interested In the efforts of those
~so tried 20 locate mineral claims on the
school section. and was always cranky
on this subject
r. Bennett. a contractor had employed
lledeman 10 take rock from section i6. 10
deliver down town, where a foundation
IS being renewed. and both Bennett and
Iieaeman were at work loading the rock
on wagon today when Miller approached
them and ordered them or the place He
SAID he mad sand pill claim there that
tAey had 10 right there. ard unless they
lett the ground he would drive them on
Bennett replied 10 the old German. urging
mat ne had legal right 20 move the
stone and was doing no harm Tledeman
said nothing at all to the old man. who
ief- them. threatening to drive them or
the land
A little later he returned carving a
shotgun. AMI aaa no sooner shown un than
With few abusive words he shot 'Tses:e-
man. killing him instantly The charge
struck Taedeman under the right arm.
making a terrible wound. Miller immedi-
aieiy afserward came down town and was
picked up by the police, who had heard OF
the shooting. He has nothing 70 say about
The matter. and is now held at the city
jail. The murdered man leaves a wife
and family. His body is in charge OF the
coroner. who will make a thorough inves-
ugaton. Miller Is one OF the weli-known
old-Iimers" here and bears the nickname
OF "Brickyard Miller because OF his
business,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

The Peoples Advocate, official organ OF
the popu.ists IN Whitman county, was sold
at sharif-s sale. II was bought by the
Second National bank Of CoHaN fof sb3'.
which ia 500 less than she mortgage held
by the bank on the plant.
DAVID Mcin.eruN ard other trustees Of
an independent religious movement. called
the PeDDies United church, have agreed 10
buy seq acres Of land a Touring altii a
general store and several other bu idings
in Monroe. or. for $4,000 They expect
20 settle colony % 800 persons on the
land. They hope 20 build motor Iine from
Eugene 10 Corvallis.
August Toight who lives on the Tua-
latin. mas brought before County Judge
Ryan at Oregon City Wed aeSday to be
examined for insanity. He did not sue
coed Ia convincing the court that he was
insane. ard was very Indignant when the
Judge refused 10 iSsue a commitment 10
the asylum. II subsequently, tranSpire9
that Weight wanted 10 ne sent to the asy-
hins 20 receive free medical treatment
Weight and MS wife own an un.ncgmbered
farm near the Tualaun
Assistant Engineer James Scott, OF the
steamer Signal. - IN the hospital at AS
toria IN a very dangerous condition from
the result OF an accident that happened
Just as the steamer was leaving Seattle
In stepping from the dock TO the steamer
he slipped and f.sl between thu dock ard
the steamer. Dg. futile. who IS in charge
of him. says that several ribs on the right
side are broken ard .Aat MS right lung IL
Injured ard h* cor si3@rx hts condition
critical. iis Is a sns4n-48w- 81 Capt Ben
deaard. Of the Signal. and was connected
with th- Astoria fire department for sew
eral years,
George Esssry. e Bayview bay a years
Old while working "a the woods. sank
he bSa2e cf a dogsh@e 6itteS AZ into nAs
right side cseRs ~ the handle. ffe %1s
standing 81 $nNaN IoE mad trimmed Il
~ Ssngss, aa4 when attempting IS ges
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