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The times., 1899-05-13
WILL OF JACOB FRANZ.
He Leaves All Property to His
Widow.

The will of Jacob Franz, dated Septem
ber 20, 1897. was filed yesterday for pro-
bate. He leaves all his estate to his wife
Elenora Franz. during her natural life or
wdowhood. with full power to sell or 9TH
erwise dispose of as she may wish. Upon
the death of his wife. or in the event OF
her remarrying, he leaves all of his estate
which may not have been disposed OF by
her. to the National Safe Deposit Saw
ings and Trust Company, in trust. to be
disposed OF as follows: One half to his
daughter, Elizabeth Franz, and the bal
ance to his daughter. Elenora Otis Franz
for them and their heirs.
Three papers purporting to be codicils
to the will of Huldah Tilly. were also
filed.
The times., 1899-05-13

Pains and aches and neuralgia vanish in few
minutes; swollen and stiff joints relax and be-
come flexible; paralyzed muscles and nerves re-
gain their powers; weak backs become strong i;
female troubles disappeag the nervous, the de-
hiltaied, the brain-weary. and the broken-down
feel the tonic. curative, and soothing influence
penetrating every diseased and weakened part,
renewing the vitality. increasing the blood circr
la,ion in cold extremities. and imparting new life
and energy the whole body. There is no shock,
nothing unpleasant. The electric treatment may
he taken by the most delicate woman child
without discomfort and without disrobing.
MUNYON'S LIFE CHAMBER.
j. great boon to sufferers from mental exlIaus-
tiOn. TO the nervous, worn-out. and tired. As a
soothing nerve treatment it has no equal.
Professor Munyon constantly employs in his va
rions Medical Institutes staff of skilled special
isis from leading colleges TO make examinations
ard give advice ABSOLUTELY FREE. n you
have an ache or pain. you are asked to con
salt them. Nothing is charged for even the most
exhaustive diagnosis.
II YOU have rheumatism. try my rheumatism
cure. If you have dyspepsia or stomach trouble.
try my dyspepsia cure. II you have kidney or
bladder affection. try my kidney II you
nervous and your system down, try my
general debility cure.
The times., 1899-05-13

was then seen to have been caused By the
fact that Gramer was manacled.
After recapturing his prisoner Taylor
took him into the car from which he had
jumped and chained him to a seat. keep
ing him there until the train arrived in
this city Taylor then took the man into
the waiting room at the Pennsylvania Rail-
way station and chained him to a bench.
The prisoner attracted considerable atteu-
tion from the persons about the depot and
particularly when the detective related the
remarkable experience encountered. Tay-
lor left over the Pennsylvania road with his
prisoner for Paterson at 3:15 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. He was assisted in look
The times., 1899-05-13
Sues the TeIephone comp.ny,

Fannie Greenaple. doing business at 920
Louisiana Avenue northwest. yesterday
filed suit for injunction against the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company 10
restrain 1t from removing the telephone
instrument and appliances from her prem
ises at the above number.
The times., 1899-05-13
The secuIur Ie,r,c

ing out for his prisoner while waiting for
the train at the station by Detective Coch-
raa. who is detailed at the station.
The times., 1899-05-13
MUNYON'S
DOCTORS
Skilled Physicians From the
Philadelphia Office Now
in Charge.
All the Scientific Methods So Suc-
ces-ful I'm Curing the Sick mt the
Home Institution VIII Now
BE Employed i'm Wash
ingtOn.

Desiring to give our Washington patrons the
highest skill and medical talent. Prof Munyon
las placed DR.. F. z. Davis in charge OF his
Washington establishment. DIR. Davis comes d-
rect from MUNYON'S great Phladelphs institution
All the scientific knowledge made use of there
viii be employed in curing patients in this city.
The times., 1899-05-13
Headache snd Neuralgia Cured.

Dr. Blske's Anti-Iiesd NH do Il. ssc Take no
rF5stifufe. for this remedy Is guaranteed. sCE-
JR 4 AFfi.EcK. Pharmacists. Is29 IA ave-. and
III druggists mh25-u
The times., 1899-05-13
Mems Underwear.

Maco Yarn Shirts and Drawers:
Shirts with French necks. trimmed
with Blue silk; pearl buttons: Drawers
with overlook seams. double gusset.
and large pearl buttons. We assert
that like quality sells for 35c else
where.
The times., 1899-05-13

eight per cent. of
those who have
used it, and the
number of these
reaches to h e
hundreds of thou
The times., 1899-05-13
25c per garment.
Dimity Dresses.

Just came yesterday morning. and
were not shown to anyone until this
morning. Navy, Pink. Blue. Black,
Heliotrope, etc. patterned on White
finest quality. latest design,
$3.50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'J.f j
The times., 1899-05-13

nj SUCH TIMES. I have
been treated by the
best doctors in this
city but got no help
whatever. / wrote to
you for advice. You
told me that by my
} sy m bto m 5 you
thought I had liver
~n,,t ,y,;ct .rJ 4A,;s.A
The times., 1899-05-13

We lay stress upon the name-for
it's known the States over as typifying
perfection Of fit and superiority OF
quality and pattern. New .Stanleys"
like these have never been sold at 39c
before. Nearer double is the value
Pink. Blue and Black figured on White
Lawn grounds: fast co!ors and exclu-
sive designs.
The times., 1899-05-13
Ladies Neckwear.

on an aisle table today you will
find a lot of Ladies Fancy Neckwear.
in a variety of shapes and styles. that
in the cases were selling at 39c. We
have brought it out for special offer
ing that viii hold good only for to-
day.
25c for the pick.
The times., 1899-05-13
Mems and BOYS Hats.

Mems Straw Hats, in all the rough
and smooth braids; stiff and soft
brinis. latest Blocks. and trimmed with
Blue, Black or Polka Dot Silk Bands.
These Hats are worth $3.50 To- 81
The times., 1899-05-13

of S35 Walnut St. Lorain. Ohio. 1t got so bad
that had to lay off quite oien two and three
days week. my stomach would bloat, and I
would belch up gas, and was in awful distress
The times., 1899-05-13

There are only $50 of them-and all
OF the Coaching pattern.but in almost
as many effects as there are Parasols.
Some plain silk. some checked. some
plaid and some striped. with crook.
loop and Prince of Wales handles.
They are the brand new effects of the
season.
They retail at from $3.50 to s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
GOING TO EUROPE.
DR.. William Cannon Going to the AS
slstance OF His Brother Preston.


Elder Preston J, Cannon was operated
upon for appendicitis some time ago.
Some months after the operation he
was called on mission TO Germany.
where he has labored for number Of
months, lie was attacked about ten
weeks ago by severe pains In the region
where the operation was perfOrmod-sO
severe that under the effect OF pain he
has had 10 be held and has been uncOn-
scious. Physicians have favored anoth-
or operation, but he has been nyerao TO
H. His brother Lewis, who Is also on n
mission In Germany. has been with him
from the beginning Of the attacks. His
father, President George Q. Cannon.
when he returned from Canada, cabled
to know how he was, and the reply was
sent that he was better
Letters from some OF the Elders there.
received a day or two ago, convey tho
intelligence that he ~ still In a bad con-
dltion, and his brother Frank. who IL In
New York, sent cublegram TO Liver
pool and the word returned today that
he IL no better. President Cannon has
therefore decided, after counaellng with
Presidents Snow and Smith. 10 send his
son william, who ia surgeon, TO Eu-
rope In the morning, 10 his brother. II
has been the Intention for Dr. Cannon
10 so on mission for "a few weeks, but
he hurrledly starts on In the morning to
render whatever assistance he can In
behalf OF his brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

The second nght Of the Metropolitan
Opera company at the Grand drew only
a fnir-slzed audience. The Mlkado was
the bill, and while It's many tuneful
numbers were evidently heard with
pleasure by the audience. the cncorea
were mostly confined to the work Of the
comedy element Miss Aldrach as Yum
Yum, and Sir. Rising as Nanh Poo,
wore the main singing features a
change In the program has been made
and the bohemian Girl Will be given
both this afternoon and evening, To-
morrow night The Mascot, Friday,
Chimes of Normandy, and Saturday ar
ternoon, olivcttc,
The improvements al the Thcnter are
being rapidly pushed for the season Of
Conference week. which opens next
Monday In Hotel Topsy Turvcy with
Eddy FOy aH the leading attraction
Tho stone pavement IL practically nm
ished. the south side Of tho building u
being entirely painted afrosh, the Of
nee II torn up prior to renovation. and
the premises generally VIII be over
hauled before III. opening
Rchearanls ~ Madeleine. tho next
opera by the Salt Lake Opera COM
pluy are going on nightly at the Thea
ter Sir. W,hr expects the orchestra
ton from tho New York publishers
within che next fow days. Several In
tcrpnlntcd SONGS will be orcheatrated
by Arthur shepherd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
High Interest Undermines lmproy.
Ing Tendency in Wall Street
LIQUIDATION Is IN SPOTS.


New York Sept g5-smali fractional
riins were The rule al the opening. but
trading wur very quiet There was %
great deaf ~ irregularlty lu the high
priced specialize. Pullman dropped
points ora heavy Increase In assess
mont American tobacco and coutl-
mental tobacco preferred loot to 2ia.
improvements were made in the local
ISSUES. rugar and granger and Metro
poiltnn GAINED 2ik. Lncknwannn and
RIO Gandt Western preferred held 2
points rice.
The continuance of tight money trans-
actions being made az No per cent un-
dcrmiucd the improving tendency and
there was considerable liquidation ln
spots a point OF 90 was clipped on
~ AHc5ic tp toh.gCi, auglr, brooklyn
transit. Manhattan. pooplu'a Fus and
Federal steel. Except sharp fractions
IN the granFcru there was mo- material
response iu The raiWnya.
Bonds were neglected but atc1dy
Prices wcru marked up No the last
hour on vague rum0ra OF further exc
tenHlNr Eold imports. The leading
HpoCluliiCH, including tobacco. sugar.
brooklyn transit Metropolitan, wcrc
most prominent Pullman recovered rs
point loas. Southern Pacific rose to
aN Otherv iac the railroads were not
much affected though ruling ne top
Triccs Tho closing was dull ana nrm.
slightly below the best ut uct gains.
witch exceeded "a fraction only Ia a
fp,. rpoclaitlgn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
BUSINESS AND MINING NOTES

supt. J. a. Kerby OF the Beck. Is up
from Eureka.
The Mammoth posted It's ten cont al
vldcnd yesterday as expected.
Hon. Thomas Keorua came In from
Tlntic yesterday and left for Park City
this morning,
J. II. Conrad goos out TO the Park In
n day or two Tor the purpose OF inspect
ing the Massachusetts.
The amount Of dividends now paid
by the Mammoth company amounts 20
exactly million and hulf
Four cars NJ copper pigs amounting
20 10000 pounds was shipped east yes
terday by the Highland boy company
A. the News" has intlmatcd, the
Daly-Wcst viii come TO the front with
q dividend at once. The amount Will be
20 cents u share and will doubtless be
posted on Monday when the directors
meet.
A. a. Avery. who "a operating the
w j, Bryan and Silver King mines az
puEwuy, ~ In town. He thinks the fu-
ture OF Deep Creek very bright and
says he has 1000 tons OF very high
grade lead ore now ON the dump az tho
Bryan. lie Is figuring on works to re-
ducc the ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
Clarence Abbott's Young Life VIC
lentIy Crushed Out
A HORSE ROLLED OVER HIM
Was the Youngest Cbiid OF Thomas
Abbott r. Funeral 90 be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon.


loiI'iAb ~ THE "NEWS'1
Pennington. Sept 21.-.Anothor fatal
accident happened In this town at $3.50
last evening. Clarence o.. the thirteen
yenr-old son OF Thomas and Jeanette
Smith Abbott, was riding on a horse
down the street. and when he got two
blocks west ~ the court house. he ran
into a head Of COWS and calves. lie was
riding on gallop. and one o. the calves
ran In front " his hofoc. CAUSING II
to fan. Abbott foli ahead Of the horse
and Il rolled over him. crushing him
face downward In the hard gravel road.
Mrs. James Rounds was standing in
tho door Of the home of her niece. Mrs.
George Rogers. about three rods from
the scene 81 the catnstropho. She was
greatly shocked nj witnessing the dread
ful sight. She and Mrs Rogers hur-
flcd to where the boy was lying. turned
him over. but could not distinguish his
fcaturcs. his nose. eyes and ears were
hllcd with uand. and his face crushcd
ffightfuly.
For few momcnta "A, showed signs
OF life. and while washing hla face he
began 10 brcathe. soon after being placed
on bed In Mrs, i,ngors' house he be-
gan TO moan and Rroan, but did not
regain consciousness, and az midnight
his spirit left IT, earthly tenement free
from all pain and suffering, but leaving
a hVartstfickcn family behind The
boy WIS the youngcst child OF Thomas
Abbott, a pioneer u iIi. He was
cheerful always, and bright, he was
called the Hover Of tho family.
The funeral win be- held tomorrow at
2 p. m. In the meeting house, School
viii he dismissed. To let tho children
attend the funeral OF their dead COM
pani0n. whom they all loved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
MAMMOTH ALSO HIGHER.
Petro sells Down to sixty Cents -
Northern LiRht az sixteen
Nay nay Lower.
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5BH
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

The two bright spots on the board
az this mornings call az the Salt Lake
Exchange were Daily West ana Mann
moth. The former oct another nice
mark. bringing ti9is and closed stsong
at iisiG bid. iig.5O asked That II Will
reach the latter ngure very soon IN be-
iloycd by all, now that tho dividend Of
% cents a share IL certainty. NAM
moth also nct mark, selling at i2i5.
while II was equally strong at tho
close.
DAILY. which has not been traded In
to any marked extent heretofore, was
very active and much sought after at
around tias.
potn1 took another drop. selling first
at CtAc, and quickly dropping 10 g.
Tho closing bid was Gohc. while u was
held a quarter ~ IL cent higher.
star Consolidated, once 20 popular.
was held at go. but no bid higher than
" could be drawn out.
A block 81 South swansea was sold
at ass, with "a closing bid Of 500 for
moro. Sunbeam was held nrmly at 0jC,
but no sales were recorded
Martha Washington was decidedly
nat the destruction u the hulHtlng
works having depressing effect A lot
Of Goo shares went Tor 0 cents ana II was
freely offered at cents
May Day was considerably weaker.
selling at around zoe, ana closing at
q asked. II was held at Size ycstor-
day.
The smaller stocks were not dealt In
10 any great extent, buyer and seller
being wide apart
The CLOSING quotations were as fol-
lnMn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Seattle. Wash. sept 26.-supcrln-
tcndcnt Henry = Prltchctt Of the
r,jiea s'gtes coast and gcodetic sur.
voy announces that h. will make %
now and somewhat novel unc Of tho
Wireless biography Next sedson the
United States steamship Pathfinder
viii BE- sent IN Alaskan waters to sur
Vcy the islands ~ the Aleutinn groups
near TnlWlk pnsH. The Islands. Mr..
Pfitchctt rays. have never been cor
rcctly located on government charts
and maps. The Pathfinder was built
a year ngu az Elizabeth and ls equipped
with the latest appliances and lnHtru-
Wonta. Including apparatus Tor the new
system ~ tclcgruphy
Several Islands III the Alcutlln group
lying between Hftoru and twenty miles
apart near Unlmlk pasi have been SEE
loctcd HH Held Tor the uf1 u the wirc-
lees tologuphy By means 81 the tcle-
graph the difference In longitude Of
the islands viii BE- determined TO a lne
point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
OLD COPPER PLANT SOLD.
Sheriirs Deed Transfers Il to New
Yorker for $4,000.

A ahcrir's deed was signed and do.
livcrcd by sheriff Howcls today 10 the
attorneys OF J. Park Claiming Of Now
York city, csoycring the property for
mcrly owned by the Salt Lake city
Copper Manufacturing company. the
consideration being $4,000. Tho prop.
erty was sold By Deputy sheriff Mont.
gomcry october 2lth. 1895. ana knocked
down TO David G.. Green, CharIet q.
singer ana George A. smith. trustee.
Tor 10000. Later the trustees assigned
thnir Interest 10 Samuel W. pcck "
New York. Thon the latter Assigned d,
J. Park Claiming. The sale was ORIG
inally made under decree ana fore
closure Issued In the Third district
court, In the suit Of Edward r. Singer
W salt Lake city Copper Manufactur.
Ing company ot al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
HE'D COME LATER.

a ragged boy about 10 years old sat
on the fence In front Of an Arkansas
cabin, and Just ms | came up his mother
came TO the door and called "Moaesl'
In a loud voice. The boy aha not look
around, and utter a minute she called,
Abraham" He made no move, and 4
was asking him how FAR Il was to
Grccnvlllo when she put out her head
and called "Lukel" He did not appear
to hear ana had answered me that II
was seven miles, when the mother
raised her voice still higher and shout
ed. Mark"
your mother Is calling you,' l said,
rs he paid no attention,
mo not me-" he replied.
But who thcn?'
"My brothers over In the woods, She's
called for Moses, Abraham, Luke and
Mark, She'll call for Philetus, Jere-
miah, Judas and Abel, and n they don't
come shell yell out Tor Ananias. and
thatI mean me. and IN jump"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

A private letter from New York
states that Col willard Young Is quito
10 in that city, hut gives no further pnr-
tiCulara Mrs Young and her children
are with him, their home now being In
that city,
A telegram received at Governor
Wells office today from Messra, Gug-
gcuhrlm. who are wealthy gentlemen
Interested In copper mining In the West
invites him TO be- their guest on their
private yacht, which VIII be In tho
Dewey naval parade The tclcEram
was repeated 10 Governor Wells today,
Manager II. n. cutler OF the Iehl
sugar factory was In the city today.
lie reports that steady work ut the fac
tory continues and that two ana a
quarter million pounds uf sugar have
been turned out up To date, The de-
mand still continues ahead OF the sup
ply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
A GOOD PROGRAM
FOR TONIGHT

The nvc-milc record trial by J. ~.
Chapman tonight ~ the talk Of the
town Chapman viii be paced By tho
motor cycle ana has agreed to make
the i've miles In . minutes or icsa
lie will ride a TIC gear. The general
Impression g. that Chapman will not
be able 10 stay i've milca At such a fast
pace There VIII be- four other cventa,
All arranged In ruch way that the
men viii have 20 break records Ia order
10 win, The events are;
Half-mile local handicap profession
al. purec ts5.
Onc-milc open professional purse ig5
Fivc-mllc record trial by ]. 81 Chap
man. purse Including machine. SO.
Two-mllc handicap amateur. purse
Don't forget. the bicycle races viii
commence at y. M. tonight. IS cents
admission to the grounds. bicycle races
free. except reserved seats, which are
20 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

an invitation from the state Of w,.b
lngton. Sentiment was overvhelrir@
~ In favor of Chicago. on tho nr,,,T,t
tnat meeting held there will r.trh
more people than any other place men,
toned
The forestry question and the nation.
AZ reserve system Of the Federal soy-
eminent. was presented by .bidr@ -,
superintendent j n. Collins. ana n a.
and Prof J. w. Toumy Of the Dlyt9.,,,
or Forestry. II was shown that tho for,
estfy system II doing much 10 cnnsert.,
the water supply ~ the country
Ex-Governor McCord Of Arlsonn f,.
hverod an eloquent address upon tho ~.
clnmntion " arid lands
This afternoon the congress will ,t..,
officers and tonight viii adjourn 10 me-,
IN Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
Vigorous Work on the Big Mercur
Property.
POLICY OF NEW COMPANY.


Operations viii soon be recommended
on naothor big Mercur property. tho
Annapolis Consolidated. which Includes
the Annapolis and Golden Seals groups.
This property has long been considered
one of the most promising at the great
gold camp. ana the consolidation OF all
the claims. as announced In the report
Of the Incorporation which appeared II,
the "Ncws' this week. gives large
arva of worry valuable ground.
The company ~ splcndidiy equipped
10 carry on tho development work ana
uH n has plenty ~ ore. % should soon
be ranked with the dividend payers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Abstract OF ME IN county recorders
,ot., s.tt 1T, ,.,tpt,, gepter,b.r "a
-.
lh'f'
a. Hnnauor. Jr.. 10 Lillian ~
Durrnnt warranty deed. ii0AN
20 foat northeast from the
southwest corner III lot 3. block
1 Urnith's subdlyisi1n. block 20,
Mat C........ 80. .................s 800
r. J. Conway 10 Lihbie 49, OH-
horn. ,ynrranty deod. iOxgu
rodr northy,est from the south.
gnat corner of lot g block 10.
mint q ......,. ..,............... a,b0(
Emmn .. Vanvniksnburg 10 w.
decd. iaxiO rDds a1uthwest
from tho northotat corner of iot
1 block az Mat A............ Il
Emma j. VRnvnlkenburE 10 J. II.
NnuvathDnhuru warranty dsed.
iiSSi0 TO H. routhwcst from III
rndg sottth of no northeast corr
nor OF iot block G2 plat A.. II
Mary i Allen 10 i.orengo snow.
Jr warranty deed. part OF lot
70 block aO Mat ...,.....,..,, Gol
Nnrtn IA pstiit 10 Mary Plant
warranty deed. lots Al ~. block
3 Kinnsyss Gamer Plant sub.
diyision No 49,. i5l
p,,scr,t s,vinvs Rank 10 T.. II.
isnrnsworth. warranty deed. i55
c9.t of tho southwcst corner Of
la z black ID Mint A.. . OOl
Va n Tuhb9r1 to 4 A Fritseh
warranty deed. lots a0.2i. block
3. Wntofloo. 90. 90. ............ 22
warranty decd. 2is acres south