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MAD ms TEETH SHOT OFT.
Lieut.. Halls Sensations on Receiving an Odd
Wound Before Santiago.

Lieut. Hall Of the Ninth Cavalry and Major J.
J. Dickinson OF the Sixth Missouri Infantry
were sitting at a table in Washington res
taurant the other night when the Major asked
the Lieutenant to tell how he lost his teeth be-
fore Santiago.
1T is an old story" the Lieutenant said. hut
the Major and several friends intmated that a
good story never grew old, and Hall proceeded {:
"Iuu follows seem to regard the fact of a fell
lows having his teeth shot ont as possessing
the elements Of humOr but it doesn't, let mo
assure you. My experience was unique. but
not funny Mauser bullet came along Just
as was giving an order. Ny mouth was wide
Opon and the missile struck from the side, 1t
took ont my ubper teeth. as you will see. md 1t
broke OIL IA good portion of the lower ones in
fr9Gt,' ,,, a., 90 ..,,,,
who yearns tor Il wound.
well. there's some fun in that" said the
Lieutenant when tn" thing struck me |
whirI"d about and almost lost ,consctoussncss.
knew howGy'r tha' G WaS wht ,hnt I bnn
had been shot or All 81 sudden thought Of
tn" h"adIr2- chicken that 'umrS about after it
self hopping about there on III" ground, my
head rolling down the hi Ike a football Then
hot be- a6c "" nE "f1 %% sr"d up ToD
where my head ought, to, be-. as
thought, and it, wasn't therel OF course.
rrctIy because Of the partial paraysis resulting
from the shock. Then turned out remark;
able theory, | decided that science was NIL
wrong, TGchrain wa- not the scat Of thought.
but the spinal column. Here was, without a
head, thinking, Then ! heard III" roar Of
not necessary to hearing! I felt that | was
in the possession OF wGnderful new facts. and
item to the world. a ,second later decided
t tEe of the aeId. ihad been thinEinG rrob.
ably. not more than two minutes. There was
| no pain at first: that came later ON"
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9ublir alutiees.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending June -, 1879,
will close trROMPTLY IN all cases. at the ColrrAi
Post Once As follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY, AT A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steamship
Kaiser Friedrich" VIA Cherbonrx, Southamptp IN
and Bremcni at = A. N, supplementary c3O
p M for IRELAND, pr steamship SerNiA', via
Queenstown lsttels - other parts OF Europe
must be directed ~. servlG''r
WEDSESDAh,--At 7 4, NJ. supplementary u A. NJ.
.nr ~ ROPE. per steamship New ibrA~. via south.
A,nptnn Uett for ireland must be directed per
New iurk' }: atnA, NJ. supplementary 1910 4.
for Et ROPE, per steamship t.crmAuiCs. via
queenstown: at 1880 A u. IL" BELGIUM direct.
per steamship southwark via Antwerp letters
must bc directed per Southwark 70
SATl kDAi At r A VI. for FtkDPE. per steamship
CmbnA", VIA Queenstown deere for France.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

ia RLEM DIVISION.
9I3 A. NJ. and 3:b5 p. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, to
Pittsheld; Sundays only at 800 A. M
Wagner Palace Cars on ali through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket offices at lla 2t1, Ala and l2l6 broadway,
20 Union So. W, 235 Columbus Rv., al W. l26th
St. Grand Central Station. 125th st. Station and
l3Ith 81, Station Now York; 3's and 726 Fulton st.
aad 100 Broadway, r. D., Bruoklyn.
Telephone ESQ Thirty Eighth street" for New
hotel or residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE IL DANIELS. GenerRl PAsse nRar AGENT.
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IrSEn4L or MRS. wooDFoRD.
Services In Holy Trinity, Brooklyn-Intcr
ment ut stamford.

ment ut stamford.
There was largo attendance yesterday At
ternoou at the funeral services ovsr the re-
mains Of Mira. Julia Evelyn Caper Woodfori,
the wife of Gen Stewart l.. Woodford at Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. Miss
Woodford. although still quite III. was present,
attended by her physician and nurse. There
tor Thomas G. PIatt The Dudley Buck Quar-
let sang " Lead Kindly Light Nearer ME
God to Thee, and Hark. Hark MY Soul;
OF tho family accompanied the remains 10
Stamford. Conn on the > T., NJ train and wit
NO0dlawu Cemetery.
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NEW YOKk-IlV Observation-Disclosures.
0srInAnir. June ~. noon Britannia. July 4, noon
Majestic. June ~. noon Cymric july II. "A N.
For passage, freight and gemeI al imtormaIiHn ~.
ply to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier 40. North River Once. 0 Broadway. New York.
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.--German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter &C. for Ger.
many. and specially Addressed Printed Matter.
a. for other parts of Europe. American and
White star steamers Wednesday, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French
and German steamers on Saturdays take Printed
Matter, N"., for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closns IT tine suppleme ntary Transat-
antic Mails named above. additional suppleme ntary
mails are opened on the piers OF the American,
English, French and German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing
of steamer.
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Observation-Disclosures BOATS,

NEwBuRG LINE, Pier "a. n. r., daily g P.
n. saturdays p. NJ. SUNDAYS, q A. M; saturdays,
West l?0th at, 3!25 p. NJ: Sundays. a:26 A. NJ.
POKEEPSIE Liner Pier "a n. r.. Il p. NJ.
daily, except Sundays.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th at. daily. except
SATURDAYS and sunday.,4P NJ; West I2atl st.. 20
r NJ. SATURDAYS. 7. NJ; West roth st.. 20 p NJ
landing a. West Point. Newhurp, New Hamburg,
Marlboro. Milton. Pc keepsie and Esopus. connect.
ing at Kingston with u and D. r. r. for all points in
he Cats
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I'm Placing Your Advertising

Ipr tho season be certain THE SUS il on your list.
the number Of leading summer resort advertisers
wnu rIsr rHE Sun are in themselves an indorssment
Of tho value OF the paper as profitable medium
Agg,
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HAHNE & CO., NEWARK,
make free deliveries Station
9ublir Notires.

Switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal, Turkey.
Egypt aud British India must he directed pei
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship L.
Bretagn"+, via llavre letters for other paris Of
A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steamship
sta'endaln. via Rotterdam letters must be
directed per Statendam'b; at A. M. for
ITALY, per steamship Saale via Naples Uetters
must bo directed per Saale'D; at 10 A. M. for
SCOTLAND direct. per steamship Ethiopia, via
Glasgow letters must be directed per Ethios
ria"j at II A. NJ. for NORWAY direct per stean-
Hekla'b.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
New York and Boston All Rail.

n Y, \. II. II. r, Il. and oonnections.
From Grand Central Station
Leave by way Of Due
H:O4 AN Springfield and Worcester, $50 PM.
1000 AN THEW LUnd IN and Providence. 300 !, N.
slO:O2 AN HNew London and Providence, %:2B F. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, b:4o y. M.
400 p, MAR Line via Willimanhc, 900 ~
l;o2 Pm New London and Providence, 700 J. N.
aUO Pm .~Ncw London and Providence, 800 PM.
4:oOPM springfield and Worcester 1000 Pm.
$500 NJ, "Ncw London and Providence, Il OOP N.
kll 90 IN springfield aud Worcester. Hil5 An.
sl2oo PM: New London and Providence. a;25 AM.
"RunE dnil", inrlud ny SUNDAY.
ttBav s AeO Limited, all parlor cars; fare 81 in.
CludinV IAr'"' car at
tAir Line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
SQUARE Station, Boston, Return service same hour
and by same route, kNill stop at l25th ct.
Through paTlOr and sleeping cars hy each train.
O. l. HFMPSTEAA. Den. Pas. Agent.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN.

Stations In New York. foot Of Barclay aud Christie
pher Sts Leave. Arrive.
BinRhRmton MAI ......,.:,... 800 am $50 pm
Buffalo Ithaca OswcKO, Utica
Express ,.,.-....r. 1000 am 300 pm
Chicago and ButAlu Express. = 90 nm sS:OO pm
Scranton. Wilkcsl are sud
Plymouth EIprtE,. 400 pm 1920 PIN
Chicago \ Buffalo Lam. FIX $500 pm 1880 am
Buffalo EG. lar Buffalo 4 am. $500 pm $3.50 am
Syracuse. IthacE, Oswego, tu-
ca ENprcAS ... ..... ......... 1910 pm SIi0O am
Tickets and Pullman accommod atous at lIB, S2v
and 400 Brna way ana "a Park place.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and
check baggage to destination. +DAlly
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COMPAGNIE GENERATE TRkNSAILANTIQuE,

DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS GRANGE.
Sailing as follows at 10 A. NJ
From Pier No. AZ, North River. DOT NJ prton at.
La Brctagre. June "a La NDinand!c. July 10
La Gsscogne Jny la Rretagn" July 22
La Champagne July La GascuEnr .,.- July ~
First-class passage to HAvrr, SH5 and upward.
Gen'l Agency Tor L s. and Can. broadway y. Y,
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RED STAR LINE,

NEW RK-ASTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday at II noon.
sSouthwark. June II ~KsnsinRton July
Westernlanh June 20 Noordland ...... July IL
these steamers carry cabin ana third-class pas
scng"rs At low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and Is, n II. ONCE ~ Broadway.
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TRASSPACIFIC MAILS.

Mails for China Japan AMI Hawaii, per steamship
Nippon Maru from san Franciscog close here
daily mp 10 June s22 at $3.50 p. NJ Mails fo1
Hawaii. per steamship Australia from San Fran.
Clscu, close here daily up to June s28 at $3.50 p.
NJ. Mails for Australia except West Australia.
Hawaii and Fin Islands. per steamship WArris
june ~ and Zip to June 500 at $50 p N.
Nal. f"r , the SOCIETY Lsland.. per ship
daily up Ia June SEQ at $40 p. II. Mails for
China and Japan, per steamship Glenoglo from
Tacoma close here daily up u juno 500 at $50
7 NJ. Mails for China and Japan, per ateAmsh1n
Empress ~ China from Vancouver, close here
DALI up Ia July - at $40 Z. NJ Mails for Aug
trRha tsNcept those Tor West Australia, which,
mr. forwarded via Europe, New Zealand. Hawaii,
FIJI aud samoan Islands, per steamship MArl
posS from san Francisco, close here daily after
june s@3 AMI up to July 81 at q 80 p. NJ. On day
Of arrival of steamship CAmpAniA, which villa
probably arrive July -.
TTdn-parlhC mails forwarded to port OF sailing
daily and the schedule Of closing 10 arranged the
presumption Of their Uninterrupted overland tranae
tReRistered mail cloass as n p n, previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT, PostmAAtsA
Post Once, New York. n. T., JuRs II, lP9o.
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p. PF,,R re; VIEl LINE
NORWlCH TINE

For New london, WOrcestor, Boston aud the Fast.
Steamers MASSACHI SETS and CITY OF WOR-
CESTER. Leave Pier az, n. r.. one block above
Canal St. week days only at E:3O p NJ. On sundays
from July to september 10 inclusive, Stonington
Line Westward steamer will touch at New London,
leaving there at 1915 P. NJ for New York.
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to North Sydney.
and thence by steamer. close at this once daily
Mt $40 T. NJ. connecting close hero every Mons
day, Wednesday and saturday. Mails for Miques
Ion. by rail To Boston. and thence by steamer,
close al this Office daily at 40 r. NJ. Mails for
Cuba. by rail t." Tampa Fla, and thence By
steamer close at thus Office daily except Monday
At 81 A. NJ. the connecting closes are on Sun.
day. Wednesday and Friday. Ma Is for Cuba. hv
rail to Miami Fla and thence by steamer, CLOSE
atthis oftrc every Monday, Tuesday and saturday
at t2:3O A. NJ tthe connecting closes are on Tuoos
day and saturday. Mails for Mexico City. overs
land. unless specially ad dressed for despatch By
steamer, close a. this Office daily at 2:3o A. N.
and 2.3h =. NJ, sRCgistered mail closes at p NJ
rrevions day. tkcgistered mail closes at P. n
second day before
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In conjunction with other Newark FIRMS close our
store II Saturdays
g. Open Friday evenings during same period
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MAILS FOR s0 W1IT AIRS ANR CENTRAL AMERICA.
suNDAY.At AS" a. n if for So If BRAZIL vi.
iSI. a,s1 Gri NJ for COSTA RIGA. steamer
MoSpAY,-A,I2M: supplementary p. NJ. for CEN.
pEA ALA AME ER except Costa kicay and SOUTH
o"lon letters for Guatemala must be directed
rEhfd 5Sn4rz .n d 81 IhlLI 5ss
rrE sisSEsr fs9m xeT 9 rdr HR.zr1 mar s
"nsI4 s,,Sr, S$r,h Rr s era
Ssw orleans; 4 . r n for jXa4i ti .' pen
'iom i" H. for PORTO RICO per
SHb1 a s'iS SsHR At .sa.nH is
fs4y%'&%RSs%x.S5y ais. ta' sA1Asil &
R fSsorys: ' I, E Il s s%S potT5 $iES e:
TAh,sG4 4.1 Ier ',isTshp SEW:
%s% S 81 = S'sI@ss ST peNiSsS ana
faT SsSsA SSFASH%6y sASTPAS5
Saratoga; at Up NJ, for JAMAICA, per steames
FRlDAY.-AtI P. NJ. for JAMAICA. per steamship
sATTRpAY.-At 2;33 A: NJ. for SEwForNDLAND,
*, NJ for 4z6REs il LANDS per r's steamship
Fipi; SaR.hS aSss
- A. n complementary lo1n A. M for
LA, CARTHAdENA and GREYTowN. per
steamship Alene dettcrs for Costa Rica must
be directed yer Alenc'J; at II A. NJ. for
Cuba. per Steamship Havana, via, Havana
'f'r . Fl ,IfS;a anS sASfSs rc
steamship carr letters for other pats OF brazil
must he directed per Capri; at l. A. NJ. for
Ia PLATA COUNTRlE S per steamship Ivydenei
AT T., VI for SUENITAS, GIBARA. VITA and
BARACOA. per steamship Fila
SUNDAY.-At A. NJ. FOR BARBADOS and NORTH
BRAZIL yer steamship GranGense. at s3 =. NJ.
A. npff
Ats:"OP. NJ. for ST PIERRE MIQUELON pct
steamer from North sydney.
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NOVA SCOTIA and
NEWEOuNDLAN
WHITE STAR LINE,

Upon RED CROSS 81 EAMERS sailing every saturday
at o'clock Full particulars and literature on re-
quest. RAYMOND MHITCOMi, Gn. ! Pass. Agts..
- l'ElOn New YORK.
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Ocean Stramcrs.
AMERICAN LINE.

FAST EMPRESS SEHNI r..
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Calling Westbound nj Chsrbnurg.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. NJ.
New York ....... June 81 New York. July
st. Paul June 20 st. Paul July
Jul
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STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE

For Fall River Boston, Marthas Vineyard, Nan
tpcket. Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain. Inland and Seashore points. Steamers
PRISCILLA and PURITAN in commission. Orchestra
on each. Leave Pier IL. y. r. foot of Warren at.
New York. sundays only. touches at Newport On
other days of the wdek Providence Line eastward
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE
to Chcrbourg Paris, southampton Ion-
TWIN SCREW p ASsENt!kR SERVICE
to Plymouth hondon), ChrrbonrE Pnris)
and Hamburg.
Also New Nork-Hamhurg direct
For sai.ings, etc apply to
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MAINE STEAMSHIP 90,


For Old Point Comfort, Mort liz, New 0rt News,
Primers Point and Richmond Va. CON
Meeting for Petersburg, kchiMond, virginia Beach.
Washington, u. q, and entire South and West,
Freight and Passenger Sit sail from Pier 20.
North River foot OF Beach St. every week day cI
Cept Sat at J. VI. and Sat. At I +. NJ.
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ANCHOR LINE.
CUNARD LINE Y ~ f}TEEESD

From Piers II and 81, North River
Servia. June 90 P. NJ. Lucania. July |. 10 A. NJ.
umhrta. June "a, \ A. VI. AurAnia. July !. p N.
VERNON II BROWN y 90. Gen. ACTS. Bowling lreen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
Has Had All the Politics He Wants
for the Time Being,
WITHDRAWAL Is POSITIVE.
Action Neces.ltaies the Beassombiiua
OF the Fourth Precinct cenvcntion
-Doubuess nee, Friday Night.

Councilman Patrick, who wna re-
Nominated by the Democratic convun-
iion Of The Fourth precinct has tou-
dered hIs resignation. OF rather he has
declined to accept 81 tho honor. II +,
understood that h. has magnanlinous-
y Withdrawn 10 favor OF non-NIor-
mon. His action will ncccssltate the
rc-convcning Of the Fourth Precinct
Democratic convention, which viii
probably b. called togcthcr agaln for
Friday night next
MIR PATRicKs DECL1NATtoN.
Mr. patrick's dccllnnuon or with
drnwal. No he tcrma u. bears date Of
October 10, ana reads a. fOiiowri
James Maxwell, Chairman Fourth
Precinct Democratic Committee. Dear
Sir. ! hereby Withdraw my name uH "a
candidate Tor the city Council from the
Fourth precinct have considered
the matter thuroughly and think % tho
bont thlnr 90 do Tor the party and my.
folf 10 take THE action.
'ROHT PATRICK"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

W. n. Thompson says he Will not now
b. a candidate for Judge Tmmony's
place.
Republican headquarters were opened
81 No. i7-l9 east First South street to-
day.
Il looks M though Councilman Buckle
Will be- nominated tonight for "a third
term.
Judge George r. GOODWIN. the we'll
known temperance advocate. and Law
yer g. ", Morse will hn candidates Tor
city attorney In the Republican conyon-
ton.
The Democratic city convention FOR
tho nomination % the general ticket
viii bCgin itH work ln the salt Lake
Thcater tomorrow forenoon at II
o'clock.
President Arthur Barnes Of the city
Council says ~ o. willing 60 withdraw
from the muyoralty contest. In favor ~
uou-" Mormon Democrat he has
bath non- Mormon" and Mormon
supporters. h1WCv who say that h. IA
the "logicnl candidate" ana viii be-
nominated.
stormy weather win face the Repub-
llcnn precinct convention tonight That
NJ least 4 what tho weather clerk says
and thiaia the timber the Council G.kct
viii be- built q. says the political prog
noHticntnr3
First George buckle. J. J. Thomas.
Frenk Hewlett and Arthur Robinson.
Hecond-Lcwis NJ Cannon. Charles
Cottrell, u. G. nichardaon. George
Canning and J. J. Corum.
Third-E. r. Furry. William Wolaten-
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IMPERFECT DRAINS.


Everyone hnowa ~ the fatal results
which follow the etoppage u the dralns
IN a houqe
Queen victaria's husband. the Prince
coneort, died from poisonous germs.
which were generated 10 tho palace by
the stoppage uf the drains.
The Kidneys. AMONG their many other
functions act ns drains 20 the body.
Through them the blood pnffief to BE-
purincd. leaving behind a macs Of cncte
matter, which u p their duty 10 eject
from the system.
when. however. inc kidnoy- become
conFcated add AT ciorgci up. this re-
fuao matter acCumulhtea ahd bcrumce
an active poison. and 10 courfc 81
time. infccta the whole man. and even
tutllNi N the caufn Or not removed, u
occasions eaddou death the patient
lions.
The symptoms which Nature puts
forth like danguf signals 10 ten ua that
The Kidneys no longer DO their duty
are too numerous 90 oct forth
Nearly always womon'a peculiar ALL
menis IN thcir more aggravated and
rrutractcd forms are trncenblc Q" this
source, ana rheumatism. NJ nli Ne va
ricd rhss.a. while pneumonia and
liflrhta diafsiae ore but the culminntiou
% an ofrauic trouble. which. had II
been treated 0rrnnictliy ana not syfnp-
tomnticnlly. could not possibly have
had any ruch fatal termination.
cmirha ana code strange ~ II may
seem. are oftcntimes sympt0nla Of trsa-
bic IN the lidncyn
what must Be- done. then. IN these
caaCaf
n b. surely unwlae TO treat symp-
toms. when Nc can % once heal the
organ from whence the symptoma rl''c.
Let no then % once so 90 the root q
the trouble and heal tho kidneys.
There IL rrmody known all the
world over. TINT VIII strengthen them,
20 that thcy can perform their furc.
lions. feeding Thorn ana cleansing Thorn
ln such q marvellous manner that The
patient Immediately feels the good
work thnt a. going on, and Va q few
wooks o. able 20 luln the ranks ~ the
many Thousands who gratefully nrs
knowicigc that they owe health and
strength. and e0mct.mcs lifu itself 90
this unfalllng remedy, Warmers safe
Cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
GYpsY BLAm McORPoRATEs.

Articles OF Incorporation u tho Gyp-
~ iilnlr MINING and Milling company
were nlod with tho county clerk today.
THE incorporates AFRO. William Cromc.
John johnson. James r. Fulton. Dr. T..
Z, lsruFn. uU1 u. Luce. W. n. irvlnn
e.. NJ Post and y. g. Lynch. nll ~ Salt
Lake CITY The amount ~ capital stock
no hftv cents each. The company
property D. situated Do tho uIH Cotton.
wood mining districts 90 consists n
The dyp1y hlnlr and three other claims.
J. e.. Lynch ir presidents John johnson.
vlco-pro ldouti William Cr0me, sCcrc-
tnry. and Bon -. Luce. treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Mabel SHRINE and Jennie MARKHAM Ask
for Legal Separation.

Mabel Shrine has filed q suit Tor a.
vorue ugniust samuel y. Shrine, ailag
lng that the marriage took place In Jan
unry 1895, and that Tor moro than u
yoar her husband has failed 10 contri
butte anything towards her support.
Plaintiff further alleges that the defend
ant DE- nhle-hudlod and could earn a
gnpl living for her " be desired to. Mrs.
Shrine says her husband ia lazy and
ahIflora. and that he has no intention
~ working.
Jennie T. Markham 10 the name n an
other vito who has nlcd an action for
divorce ngninrt her husband. Spencer
. Markham. The complaint states that
The marriage took place in Albion.
Mich. May 18th. 1870 and that the de-
frniunt abandoned plaintiff In April.
1895 Mrs Markham Hlya her husband
~ ht present 10 Cripple crock. cnrfcrd
in Che law business In addition 20 a d.
wore. decree plaintiff asks Tor a rcaa1n-
able amount W nilmdnv.
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GONE no MEXICO.

Robert Mccall and family icft today
for old Mexico, whore they Intend %
locate. hob" " well known here. par
iiculnrly among the salt Lake Street
Railway boys. who gave him a hearty
farewell and substantial purse.
"nub" has been employed on the Rilt
Lake street railway Tor several years
and was looked upon na one 81 their
most efficient and Trustworthy cm-
pIoyea. iio leaves "a host ~ friends In
this city. who wish him success In his
uOx undertaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
ALBERT c. ENSIGN DEAD.

News came today from Morcur ot tho
death 90 that place Of Albert g. Ensign.
of ihr Thirteenth ward. this city. Tho
young man has boon engaged IN min-
Inr Tor several years. and suffered
greatly from iriHhta disease. and Il "
mipH H"d fHHf that wan lhr Ctuar OF bio
death, He was thirty years Ola aud
viii be buried IN this city on Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
VOLUNTEER RETURNS.
W. D. Hyde Of the Fourteenth Infantry
Lands In San francisco.

Chao. u. Hyde an employee OF the
Dcscrct News received tclcrpm
from bic brother, Private W. u. Hyde
Of the Fourteenth Infantry. this nora
inr, from San Frnn.ieco. to the cioci
that De- had landed ou Amorioa's ahor,h
W. -. HYDE enlisted at Fort Douglas
q year aro last April and rniiosi with
%. anw active service against tho
hruwn-akinnod Flliplnoa. Tho young
Utah eoldicr returned on tho transport
Newport which vessel also brings
nrigadler General Funston and tho Fai-
liant Kansas troops ON their homcwrd
voyagc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Thrro were no cases argued before
the supreme court today Tho following
matters were disposed Of
Lucinda A. iabHchor. appellant, W
George g. Lambert. continued Tor term.
and ordered that tho bin Of exceptions
b. amended IN accordance with the am o.
dnvlt N J. W Pike. stonoRrapher. With
in twenty days
RIO urnndc Western Railway. appel
hint W knyeviilo city. dismissed on
motion N attorneys Tor appellant
George e.. Whnmorr W no Ornnde
Western Hallway company. appellant.
continued Tor the term