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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

~ Saturday.
Nglllc May Darling Va Rosa Darling.
motion fur nlimony and nttorncyn feoa
dismissed
salt Lake Hardware Company We
Iinh SAT- Palace association. motion
Tor order authorizing Receiver n j.
Lynn 10 borrow $1,000 Tor insurance
purposes. etc.. allowed.
Iohn Heck W pyid Ecclrs ct nj;
cause rclnHtnted on calendar.
johanna Sudlor vH Harry NJ. gadlsr.
nruvt 90 show cause for contempt of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

On Account Of tho iranssoutinoutai Rate
War at seattle.

a Seattle. Wanh. dispatch OF Nov
10 FnyH. Tee trBnr-cuuiinvntui ratio
war spread lFniu last night with tho
arrival uf two Alaska atoumoul Atp
o'clock Chicago tourist tIckrtH Wouo nf-
ferfd by city plasHugsr AGENTS iu the
hotels at fi2. There a.ema to boz no
apparent hops Tor a patching mp OF the
trouble and ull lines now admit that the
situation " serious and has reached
point whore something must result
within u few hours rrunacnntiu.ntnl
traffic n dtmafuUroH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

lulginont u the iustlcs,
lnf me appeal ddf.ni.Tt lil hs
We me building. ths r.ri (. ......'-i b
tiile , running up o. li1, al I'd
plAlhtin alleges that 4ri, W. I'D
1e'h rnii and DO Hae aa " L
the balance. NHs ni 90
aud W. n. Atwood s..,, W nl.1s
ants TO the suit. Aal. tits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Edwin Petit nlal d f...i
afninst Daniel W. Hunter s-i Y,
Cd" Third district c1ur t'I.i n 3
cover tho sum uf 1900 a8 it-.l q
1ofy notes two NJ which NJ.
tn plulntin. secured by m,-....
certain premises in thls fitg cav 2
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight at the salt Lake Theatre s..
" Fremont and MS company will ape
pear in the sensational drama "iif."
10 iH un attraction which appeals 60 tho
popular tastes and will ully az reduced
prices from 20 cents down
~ the Grand tonight tho popular
comedy MY Friend From India viii
De- rendered by "a company headed by
The Wen known actor walter Perkins.
Mr. NulVcy expects n great turn out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

The Savings and Loan society, a Cal
lilrnla corporation, by IT, attorney, s.
McDowall, nlod q suit ngnlnHt Ed NJ.
Foy in the Third district court today
20 collect i0s,0i, alleged to b. the bali
Anco on the rent Of q store known as
$40 west Second South street. this city.
IN February, 1893. plnintin obtained
judgment against defendant before
Justice SOmmer, Tor the pnssessinn VI
tho premises with damages and costs
fur detention. Defendant appealed TO
the district court which affirmed the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
Supreme Court Aflrms Judgment in
Case Of Droubay vs. Smith.
JUSTICE MINER DlssENTs.
rriai OF a city naifroad nananc suit
IN Judge thcrry's Court oher
Matters.

The supreme court handed down m
opinion today IN the case OF n. u.
smith e nl appellants. W Potter A..
hrouhay. affirming the Judgment OF the
u1urt below.
Tho appellants. who are wholesale
dry gooda dealers IN Omaha. brought
un action against proubny To- recover
800 upon mn nccount Tor goods sold
md delivered Droubay. who is n re-
tnll merchant at Tooele, niei o. cross
complaint demanding 500 damages al.
logins that because az the goods not
being delivered To- twelve days. lu ace
corlancc with the terms Of purchase
mad' with che ngcnt OF the omaha nrm
ho was damaged Boz that sum in the
loHf 1f trade md pronis.
JudrO Ch0rry before whom the case
MAH r.ol. awarded ur0ubly damages.
hNl nus0t iha same against The amount
CLAIMED hy uluinunn. and rendered
luiFmHnt ln plhintnH favor for tho
balance. $50 .2o. From that Judgment
plhluiina appealed.
Ih, question Tor decision was upon
inc authority of appellants uacut 10
mako "a Hulg. or 10 mako o. contract ~.
upcCinF the time of delivery OF tho
solla which would bind the nrm.
Tn supreme court holds that when
appellants received the order and acted
upuu % hy shipping and delivering q
portion of the gooda their action
amounted Ca an acceptance OF che con.
tract with the conditions attached by
ihclr agent, and failure Ia comply with
nll the conditions uroubay became on.
Titled Co such dnmugua no he SUSTAINED
by reason uf such failure.
me opinion WINS by chief Justice
lnrtch, cuucurrcd In by Justice Unskin.
Justice Miner dlsaontcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

Case OF Caroline TouE.rauso Against IN,
city Railroad Company.

city Railroad COMPANY.
The 1923 damage suit Of Caroline
fouEctnufHc against the Salt Lake civ
lhllruad company was called ION trlll
before judge Cherry and "a jury today
WIN Goodwin Van Pelt for tho plain.
the defendant.
IN nor complaint plaintiff niiercr that
while attempting TO board ono oh mo do.
tendhntn cars March DO 1900. she wna
thrown violently to the ground and ma
since become disabled from doing man
thl work The ear Il o. alleged. was
started before plnlntln had fully
boarded ~, Thy defense r. coniribu-
tpIy h'Ellgcnce. The case was tried
Judgment rendered In favor OF pialntin.
Irnm which The d.lendnnt npnenlod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

In the District Cour, propaio, w itaA
and for SAT- Lake County nl''o
In tho matter ~ tho estate ~
Christine Larson. dr'n''''

In the District Court, lropal, " lnh
aud for salt Lake county h''''
Ia a., ,,.t,,r NJ tbo estate Of n'i'
Christine Inrs1n. dunife"
The petition NJ Las iAnA.g tmnsli
Naturalization NJ tho estate wt.g ir "
Christine Larson, uofrhirh lf AID lil
FraRRiin Braniias, adminlltniIa,ft I ~
tho distribution Of the i,i.f has ~
estate ~ tho persons cni' ~ ssih dil q
sot Tor hearing on saturday, I,,irio.k n,N
tbs tounty Cont House IN the Vtl.n Lan
81 said Court, In Salt Lake V'S' '
Witness the CLERK Of ,ail4i KIN ~
seal thereof an tn'
November, A. u l..s,,n Offk
ny ALBEilT j, Scare pep'"
james II. Moyle, Attorney
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Judge iilca rendered a dsshi,,...
~ The case of Catherine norrIr, :,
Annie sutton w. Thomas Ma u
Father Kelly. finding a. -. \.
pl1lntln1, iu accordance Win ~. -.
NJ thclr complaint.
Plaintiffs are tho siH,efu q m.
Madden. who dlod some time az ~
lug On estate 90 This city MOI
Alill. In 1879 Madden iet ~ r.
but before DOING sl PLACED no Il,
fnthtr Kelly. inatruotns nm q 4.
Vcat u In some worthy ana hahl,
enterprise. Father K.oiy dA Il 4.
gueHtcd, nnd in seven years ~ M
earned the sum N $50 TpliTs 81
rion nlvcs the plaintiffs an cf8iI ~
~ the $3.50. less $50 all1uei fiis.
kloly Tor services.
10 Guar a com ~ on nu
Take Laxative nromo QuInIns Tisi.
Al druggists refund tho morffHs
falls 10 cure. u. ". Groves dlliial
10 on each box. Use. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

People obIeo, to Railroad Gate. Across
Third West aud North Temple streets.

AZ $50 O'Clock this evening tho six
ieenth ward meeting house will be tho
scene OF mnHH meeting. The rciil-
TENTS u the northwestern portion "
town object Co tho railroad erecting
gates across Third West and Nufth and
South Temple streets and win dlsruHs
wennl 1t ion'FhtH meeting o. pee
vent a.
Considerable Interest o. being mani-
Tested REGARDING mo matter aud nn IL.
fort VIII D. made o. Induce the railway
company Co construct vluductn
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

An opinion has been handed down by
the supreme court In the case OF Nor
rlson. Merrill A Company w lTardl0 l.
Clark appellant. reversing the iudg-
ment OF ne court below. The quOtion
Hen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

William iioIhan was tho sole sur
vivur Of tho onslaught.
"urunkG'
"fru."
"liow did Il happon2"
n came In from HaleH Siding on the
Rio Gundo Western and was little
drunk
= was going 10 Cheyenne"
well. co."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13
"Io Do M Costs More
Than 70 Do Well.

This might properly read,
"H costs more to BE III
than TO BE weH. The
source Of all health Is rich.
strong blood. Il Is TO the
body SVhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
If the blood Is pure. the
body hrfUes; If the blood
Is Weak or Impoverished,
then eUery paiSe-6eat car
ries WeakneSS instead of
st'cagih Tic o7y perfect blood puafe,
and y1g''-mstrr m cI3icree g me u,ofis.
famed Hoods Sa'ssra1la. h b-ess
eocd rr'ts1 health.
Catauh and Deafness 'I ana
IS yei's 9lf and sgffosj from caiar,h
for many Yeas. bsoonng cutie deaf u
took nine bottles Of Hoods Si,slrs,gla 10
etfesfuliy cure mo- lean hear cutie
gpeR 7ow." Jotu x. Hook. Hamlio7.
3i7adaa.
Rheumatism ~ wis uo-1 out
Nth rhcunai.sm. blf took HocTs Sl,sa-
pi'ila aas H2w haze a good appsae
and ON as ueH as any uo8iaH." his.
H. H. Gray. Eupsr'l. Kan.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

The Utah silver Mining company n
suing Charles J. Hodge and Thomas W.
huzEn a. quit title Co n certain area 81
mineral ground In dispute between the
plaintiff ana Defendants The claims
ufu the Rainbow No. and tho Hodge
mining claims. situated IN the west
mountain district nt bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

The following prisoners were ar
raigncd before Judro Norrcl satur-
day.
Andy Cotton, assault with intent TO
commit murder. plea not guilty.
George Davis, burglary: takes until
November 18Th 20 plead.
William Hughes. burpiary: tnkca un.
~ Nov. ilth 10 plead, Attorney goorgo
n. LnWruncr appointed 90 defend.
j. VI. Jameson, grand larceny. plea
not guilty
william Hughes. housohroaitlng:
takes until November 18Th 10 plead. At
fond.
illly Hughes whose true name "
william huHhca burglary, plea not
guilty Attorney Alvlrua y. Snow APP
pointed 10 defend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

, wSf orders i,i, were all ''su
, % ~ u, iufe!s before Tli55 IN. wa 4.
IaW material and lnu1' tiuss J.
crease in price. We NM Toe !.
the entire season nd ,,iiNl tft.ls \
your shoes N W. We a. pftl =
vantage N ouf carly ,s...e yea Ia, v
we save you the mId8ls,s.elih ~,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-13

The silence was broken by hacking
cough. long drawn wall and IA stag
gercd 90 hlH feet.
"peh jIdge, but 7 made O docther'a
oHrc { nm powerful slick"
You shall rct lt ia. Forty days"
Murtie was alered with "a paroxiam OF
coughing that threatened 10 ahntter hia
let lung,
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
:
THE MicHIcAK CRAM.

Since the days when Pennoyer insulted
President Harrison, and made an all
around ass of himself, the disgruntled
army Of American cranks has had no
truer representative in public life than
Governor Pingree of Michigan. Like
Peanut Pennoyer, Pitchfork Tillman,
and other bilks of the jerkwater type,
Pingree has pedaled himself into noto-
riety by working the wheels in his head.
In default of ability he has worked his
magnificent gift of idiocy to the limit,
and established a record for a~ssininity
that is a bowling success. Both Pen
meyer and Tillman fade into insfgnifi-
canoe in the fertile field of classical dia-
tribes in the face Of Pingrce's arraign-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
A WELL KNOWN MINING BROKER
IN TROUBLE.

The we'll known mining broker, w. H.
Nichols, of No. 1 West Broadway, Butte.
Montana, has got himself into plenty of
trouble.
1t seems that about four months ago he
advertised a certain mining mpa to
be known as the Butte & Bingham Copper
Mining company of Bingham. Utah. The
company was incorporated for 1,0O0,0 900
shares at a par value of 1 cent per share,
and he succeeded in selling about 600, 900
shares of the stock at l cent per share
regardless of the good advice given out
by certain confidential persons who took
it upon themselves to keep the innocent
investors from losing their money by in
vesting in such cheap, wildcat stock.
This of course caused many of the would
be investors to stop n consider the adj
visibility of taking a chance, while with
others it only made them more anxious
to place their hard earned money in the
hands Of the mining shark.
Among those who were enticed into
throwing their money away by investing
in the Butte & Bingham Copper Mining
! company's shares at 1 cent per share We're
two ladies. They invested 5000, taking
20, 900 shares between them. Mr.. Nichols
took their money with as much grace as
if they We're worth a million apiece, and
this is just what has cause all Of the
trouble, as it now appears that both of
lneSe IdQleS nave SOFA out Jnelf STOCK to
Mr.. Nichols for the small sum of 81, 500,
making $4,000 net money on their invest
ment of 5000, and now he is compelled to
keep two clerks and a small boy selling
shares at Is cents per share, and Mr..
Nichols claims that the next block will
positively go on the market at not less
than 30 cents, and possibly so cents per
share. He also claims that this same
stock will reach the dollar mark by the
first of the year.
The last assay from the mine gave re-
turns as low as $1.2O in gold. 1 ounce in
silver, IL per cent copper and 8 per cent
lead; also as high as $30.4O in gold. SIS
ounces in silver, 46 per cent lead and
IA $40 per cent copper.
Mr.. Nichols advises everyone who is
contemplating the purchase of Butte &
Bingham stock to wait 30 or 60 days unit
the stock has reached so cents per share,
as it will then look more like a legitimate
investment thai to buy now while it is
offered at Is cents per share.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
LAKE.

To London, as to Utmost every large city
the question of a water supply has been
a serious problem. Londoners now see a
way to solve it. The engineer of the
county council has Informed that body
that underneath London is an immense
lake, in a chalk basin $500 square miles
in extent. The annual rainfall that sinks
to this lake, 10 feet below the surface of
the ground, amounts to $50, 900, 000, 900
gallons. An artesian we'll has already
tapped the lake at Chaplain. and it is
pointed out that all that is necessary to
insure a water supply is to sink a suffi-
cent number of wells. The wonder is
that London should have existed for more
than 1000 years and never discovered that
the great lake was beneath it.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
COMPETENT.

Patternmaker's Journal: An advertise
ment in a newspaper calling for "a first
class ~bookkeeper at So a week drew
forth the following answer. the only one
attracted by the muniicent salary:
II am a young man, thirty-seven years
OF age. having had a business experience
or tWenty-three years, being connected
with the United States embassy at Mad
agascar. and feel confident if you will
give me a trial l can prove my worth to
you. | am not only an cxpert~ bookkeeper,
proficient stenographer and typewriter,
excellent operator and erudite college
graduate. but have several other accom-
plishments which might make me desir-
able. L am an expert snow shoveler, a
fltst-class peanut rooster. have some
knowledge of removing s%uperfluous hair
and clipping puppy dogs ears, have a
medal for recitirg 'Curfew Shall Not
Ring Tonight am a skilled chiropodist
and practical farmer; can also cook, AXE
care OF horses. crease trousers. open oys-
ters and repair umbrellas. Being pos
sessed OF great physical beauty. l would
not only be useful but would be orna-
mental as well, lending to the sacred
precincts of your office that delightful
artistic charm that a Satsuma vase or a
stuffed billy goat would. AS to salary,
l would feel l was robbing the widow
and swiping the s%pongecake from the
orphan by accepting the too fabulous
sum of So per week, and I would be en-
tirely willing to give you my service for
less, and by accepting s1.37 per week
would give you an opportunity of not
only increasing your donation to the
church, pay your butcher and keep up
your life insurance, but also to found a
home for INDECENT flypaper statesmen and
endow a free bed in the cat home.'
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
VINO WILL BE THE CANDIDATE ?

The Butte Times, which has come to the
front as one of the leading democratic
newspapers Of this city, an whose iniu-
ence in shaping the affairs of that party is
conceded. makes reference as follows to
the guberratorial situation:
Governor Robert B.. Smith is being talk
ed of as the possible democratic candi-
date to succeed himself. Bob Smith has
made a good governor, but if he is not
successful what's the matter with Mayor
j. H. Mccarthy?
This would seem to indicate that the
movement looking to the denomination Of
Governor Smith is taking on definite form
that his friends are talking the matter
up with a view to controlling the next
democratic state convention in his inter-
ests. There are doubtless many demo-
Gratis who agree with the anti-union labor
organ of this city that Mr.. Smith has
made a good governor and is entitled to
a denomination. The course he has pur-
ened him with the trusts which control
the democratic party in this state, and
greatly enhanced his chances for a nom.
~ination. And there are also many demo-
Gratis who feel that Mr.. Smith is justly en-
titled to some political compensation for
having done his best to transfer the peo-
pies party over to the democracy.
No doubt his friends, under the leader
ship of The Times, VIII put up a pretty
good fight in his behalf. In case he fails
to secure the nomination, The Times is
of the opinion that Mayor Mccarthy
should fall heir to his strength. The an
nouncement of Mr.. Smiths candidacy by
a democratic newspaper that is as close
to him as The Butte Times, will cause
widespread discussion in political circles,
1t is doubtful, however, if the Mccarthy
men will be willing to play second fiddle
in the race for g~ubernatorial honors.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

The utter insincerity of the democratic
press is shown in the treatment of the
A.lger resignation. For months they have
abused Alger like a pickpocket. Now, the
Anaconda Standard is of the opinion that
was the president and not Alger who is
entitled to censure, while the Helena IN
dependent states that Alger resigned be-
abandon the combination." Inside of two
weeks the average democratic newspa-
per will be holding Alger up as a martyr,
refused to associate with the president
any longer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
FECUNDITY OF MICROBES.

TIL fecundity of microbes is prodigious.
so much so that if Is drops of water pol
luted with bacteria are allowed to fall
into a cup of broth, the germ population
would have increased in "a hours to So
000, 900.
Just before w. v. Smith, of Florence.
Kan, goes to bed he carefully places his
beard in a muslin bag. After he has en-
tered the bed he puts the bag under his
pillow. His beard Is nearly eight feet
long.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
Under State vision.

Pays SO on Savings Deposits, Inter-
est compounded quarterly.
Pays 7b OIL Time Certificates of De-
post, not subject to check.
Issues Savings Certificates on Build.
ing and Loan Plan with definite time of
maturity and definite payments.
Loans Money on Real Estate to be
repaid in monthly installments running
from ONE to TEN YEARS, to suit b0r-
rover.
Schatzlein, vice president: Fayette Har.
rington, treasurer: Charles r. Leonard.
attorney; A. B. Clements, secretary: r.
Aug. Heinze. Henry Mueller, Frank w.
Haskins, James II. Monteath.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
lent of President Mckinley. Referring

ment Of President Mckinley. Referring
to the retirement of Alger, the governor
of Michigan yesterday gave to the public
a prepared interview in which he said:
have no hesitation in saying that the
course pursued by the president in this
matter is little less han cowardly. 1t is,
to say the least. very unmanly.
His Michigan excellency then proceeds
to accuse the president of the crime of
compelling Alger to resign, and states
that the chief reason why he was forced
out of the cabinet was his undying and
implacabie opposition to trusts! Think
Of that, We constituencies democratic edi-
tors! Your time-honored friend, Cover
nor Plngree, declares that Alger has been
sacrificed upon the altar of the trusts:
And yet, you have abused the late secre-
tary of war at the rate of 4S hours a
day! You have tried to make a goose
of the distinguished Michigander, by ridi-
culirg his public and private life, only
TO learn that he was the one man con-
nected with the administration, who
stood between the country and the trusts!
True to your nature, and loyal to YOU
political training, you will now endorse
every word uttered by Pingree against
the president, and censure the chief ex-
ecutive for permitting Alger to withdraw
from the official family. The governor
Of Michigan is of the opinion that the
president is a coward and that he is no
gentleman-that is enough to endear him
to the democratic press. Hereafter he
will be looked upon as an oracle.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

The democratic newspapers are just as
apt to be mistaken on the expansion ques-
ton as they were on the free trade propo-
sition Within a few years they will
again reverse their politics.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

Hon. Elihu Root of New York has been
named by the president as secretary Of
war to succeed Russell A. Alger, and has
accepted the position. The democratic
press will at once proceed to show that
the new secretary is the Root of all evil.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
PAPUAN IRREGULARITIES.

There was an old girl in New Guinea
Who though short was remarkably
skuinea,
In the season of draught
She never went ought,
Just stayed at home and looked sweet
and played shuinea. Judy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

The meeting of the democratic national
in Chicago furnished addi-
tional proof that the silver republicans
and the populists are the only true friends
of silver.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

Twenty cent wool has lone more to ST.
lence the average Montana free trader
than all the logic this side of kingdom
onma - -"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

An open enemy to silver is more to be
respected than a secret foe.