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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
snARk cAueIIT MIMI A LAssO.

Yes. there are funny things going on
down the bay and soon they VIII really
be- catching sharks with cod lines
This was the remark of u coaster VINO
happened 10 drop into J. n, Blakc's on
Widgury'a wharf yesterday morning.
The remark was nothing surprising.
Yesterday afternoon captain iuckett
who commands one ~ The odicat-luok-
inn three-mnated nahcrmun'H boats that
sct sail from this port. and right here
IL can be- said that be- b. among the
smnrtcst Of the captains, pikcd the nose
of his craft right around Commercial
wharf A. he did 30 someone from
Henry SargcntH nsh store on CONNER
clui wharf called out in that familiar
style known 20 every traveller along
the water front What you got, cap
tnin9"
walt and sec." came the reply and
lu hlH Impotence be- went 90 the lower
deck and, calling to bic assistance his
crew of nvo men. held up "a swindie tail
shark which. AZ matter N fact he
had captured near brunkard ledge, lust
about ulght miles from the cape lights
The captain WIS called to explain how
he got the nsh. but be- was reluctant 10
say much until the eager observers had
o. better opportunity to see his catch
and then opening up In very graphic
way, said.
I'VE were sailing iaiong very quietly
with nothing to cause a ripple on the
smooth surface OF what had been a
smooth sea. when someone at the look.
out called out. a whale ahead and
then came a cry. IL may be the sea
serpent ~ which We have heard 10
much
A. they drew nearer a tail Topped Ia
the mir and the water 'iew up as u I'M
der the influence N a submarine mine,
and the captain, seeing danger called
out, Every man 10 the ropes To
capture the nsh was the next thing In
order and there happened 10 be on
board man who had thrown the laasO
over many a wild Western brunchu. and
he was the man who ala the trick.
The man gathered up his rope, sur
ycyod the distance and with drxterpua
nlng landed the rope right under the
fins NJ tho sea monster Then the fun
began, fur the shark showed the game
ness of u trout and plunged here and
there. throwing up the water IN his tail.
The men on board held 10 the ropes
and. ns one described Il 90 a reporter OF
the press. 'it Was tug uf war AZ
last the shark showed signs % weaken
iug and then m was u dead pull % the
boat when the game, so % speak,
was once ON board, accurate measure
mfntH we're mnds and 10 WIS found that
ln length the nh was feet inches, the
tall was y feet inches aud that IL had
eight fins. II was "a vnracl0ua monster.
Tor iu ~ law at least six behring's re-
malned uhdigcsted. Portland Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

W. l.. Richardson TO Knlckor-
booker Mining company. quit-
claim decd. part OF Highland
Boy lode. ETC.. Hot sprunH .....
4. J. Kettles % Highland hoy
Gold Mining company quit
claim decd. Omaha Fraction
lg4e, Woat Mountain mining
district ...... ............'.....'
q. =. Ocyton 90 y. ~. Airs. quit
claim deed. parts OF southwest
quarter section a ana south
east quarter fsctlon 50. township
south, range ! east otc. .t.....
Martha J. Hudson to 10. o.. Ray.
hould. quit-rlalm deed. Tunnel
site No. ! lode. etc.. his Cotton go.
wood tsttts zee 900 stsstef..stsss A9V
John slddowny 90 q W. kolly
uult-clnlm deed. i0Nl rods north
east from ~ rods east " south
west lot 2, block 9. plat u........
United States TO 81. ". Davis,
patent. Free Trade and Yankee
hoy ludeH. West Mountain min
Ing district. 90. ..ts..t.s .sss.s.sss..
United States 10 Summit Mining
company. patent. Elephant lode.
West Mountain mining diatrlct,,...s...
United states to Adrew Gch-
hnr1t ct al patent, summit
iumho. Apex iodea etc, West
Mountain mining dlHtrict....,s ..s.s.
Total sssss sssass.ssststsssssH $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
sun BATHS FOR THE HAIR.

Proper and constant care u the hair
Is the most essential duty n the woman
who would be- well groomed The at
tontlon which " given by up-to-dnte
women now 10 their tresaca II one
which requires time and patience, but
no woman hcgrudEca tho time, money
or labor expended on the proper care Of
her hair. be II darl, or light.
The woman with light hair should oil
ways when possible dry her hair On the
bright sunshine. An Inst winter, from
"a back window. n sight was presented
I'M % certain nclghburho1d about twice u
month which was a rourcc Of great
amusement 90 the residents, a girl
with q beautiful head of godcn-bruwn
hnlr. after washing NJ urcd 10 W In
the window 10 in winter, close IN the
glass. AVID let fhc sun stream In on her
l0osoncd treakeH. After the weather
got warmer SHE used TO cover the wins
dow slll with pillows and. resting her
head 90 them, let her hair hang out OF
the window,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
MARKED WEAKNESS SHOWN
Several Prominent Stocks lest Considerably
Today.
Railroads Wake nm Advance - Money
IL Easy Live stock aud
Produce steady.

New York oct 20--Glucosc dropped
o. at the opening on the Illinois de-
cIsion advcruc 10 the legality ~ the
organization. The majority of Stoke
yielded "a shade but there were Import
ant exceptions on the eide N gains.
Trading ln some shores was light. but
prices were a little lower DO symrathy
with general weakness on the indus
trial division. Glucose recovered aii,
but soon o. loot most Of the ris- The
prcforrcd dropped points. Marked
weakness wac air1 shown b. sugar
Brooklyn tmnait tin plate consolidated
Gas. steel hoop. Union Pacific nnd Ma
tlonai biscuit Tho laHi named lcst sl
and the othern averaged o. point Sugar
and brooklyn transit rallied "a point and
Pullman rose O.. Tho covering move.
mcnt in brooklyn transit and aurnr
was followed hy O. bidding ur ~ thc
vandcrblltu. New York Central Illinois
Central and Northwest rising FROM 30
~. Pullman made o. gain % o. The
FranFcu and Paclacs Improved frac-
tionallY
Prices went backward on realizing
induced by the preliminary estimate of
each losses by The bulls in tonorraHla
statement ruilmnn's reaction r,ached
o. but recovered q The closing was
dull ana firm. below the best with
small net gains the rule
There wun little business iu bonds
but the market was steady.
MONEY AND noNps
New York. oct. so-Moncy ON call %
2 per cent Prime mercantile GOO Der
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills nt f.kiut Tor
demand and at lHnA Cor % days
posted rates tstah and ass CONNER
clHl bills ftait.
silver cortncatea 5Ihgt9.
nar silver tit.
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds steady. - reg.
1904. o. reg. i0lfa coupon. i.ush. new
o. reg. t.2sa coupon. ic1ai old a. reg.
iiih ola coupon. i.ig. o. reg, Lipis. D.
coupon. Lin.
THE METALS.
New York oct. el-Coppor quiet.
easy. brokers i7s,, exchange Is. casting
iGf,
Lead quiei. unchanged
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|l;EBIISHE||
|IsaiEIfIi:Sl|

Two trains each way daily bsiu,a
Denver, Omaha, Chicago. Kansas 81
st. Joseph. Atchiaon and st. Louis ~
all eastern points.
Dining Cars on all through trains
No railroad has better sleeping can
than the burlington Route Not sys,
on the famous limited trains between
Chicago and New York are the t'os1sr
brighter, cleaner or Of more modem q.
Sign.
The cars on Main Line train, d,
equipped with wide ycHtlbuloa ng
are lighted by gas, Their smoking ati
toilet compartments are unuslla5
roomy. From end 10 end they "a
thoroughly W to date.
Drawing itoom has one full aseus,
and single lower berth. with ills
annex.
Bertha may be reserved on appucaHi,
90 any burlington Route Ticket Agti
sleeping Car Conductor VIII, on request
telegraph ahead Tor accommodates q
connecting lines.
4 MAP OF THE UNITED State
three feet four Inches wide By four ~
long. printed IN nlN colors, mounted =
rollers. shows every State, county, n.
portnnt town and railroad In thc ual.t
a very desirable ana useful adjunct %
any household or business cftatlliA.
mont Sent ON receipt Of fifteen cents Il
atamps-lcaa than cost.
Ticket once. 2il =, W. Temple 81
I. 4. DENTON. Ticket Agent. r. @. "
Ry., Dooiy Block
Il. H. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass al
Freight Agent.
W. r. M'MtLLAN. Gen. AT
2it s. W. Temple 81. Salt Lake CIT
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BAD AS LIQUOR HABIT"


Drinking coffee nt restaurants more
on less Tor several years, / was finally
forced 10 the conclusion that % was the
cause VI ms dyspepsia, with the hungry
feeling I Wna continually annoyed With.
II caused me NOT only distress hut fefl-
GUS Inconvenience 4 am satisfied that
the coffee drinking hnhlt On us truly "a
pcrnlclnuH habit nH the drinking uf DE-
quor n made me exceedingly nervous
and lnicrfarred with my business.
where q steady hand ia necessity
"My experience with Postum Food
CcnOc teaches that 10 IN truly "a blessing,
and 90 Doc highly recommended. MY own
great Improvement has uyon me lnttr-
est ln the preparation Mr. Frank Ter-
roy o. cycliEt az Gsl3 Ninconurs ave.
left IN roffec and drank only Postum
during hlF training Tor the races aud
was greatly benefited hy the change. e..
r. Patterson. another cyclist. used Pos
tum 100 nlnct'of coffee. and says lt gives
strength and vlror who're coffee causes
"a feeling ~ hcavlneas." Edgar O.
Coates, 80 Van Buren, st., Chicago. Ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
rur MAMMOTH NINE.
Property :. In Bsilsr shape: Than E,sr
before.

Sam Mcintyre and John NJ. Zane his
attorney came up from the Mammoth
milne thla morning. uH well nH num-
Der ~ mining men and experts Dis
Interested parties report that tho Mann
moth r. ln better shape than 10 has ever
boon ana these nntterlng accounts. to-
rrther with tho fact that the dividend
D. about due, are assigned as the cause
Tor iudHy'u blk jump ln the stock n H.
further assured ON hlrh authority that
there u no option on the stock. and that
the advance b. purely ON the merits NJ
the mine. The directors are 10 meet this
afternoon, when, II quorum IL present,
dividend Will be- declared. However.
u d Understood that quorum cannot
hq IN attendance. no the dividend will
be- delayed very short time u will
be- AZ least 10 cents share and possibly
mOrp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Kansas city. oct go-Cattle-Rc-
cclpts 5000 Market steady Steers 40
HHlOi Texas steers 2.7ini.OO. Texas
cows 2.f0u3.U5; native cows and hclfcru
1909 40. FtockprH and feeders $3.50
3,iii bulls i0nl.i5
Hogs Receipts 1000 Market steady
Hulk OF sales f.1hnf.l1h: heavy 100
4,2i. packers A,l2ismf. s2is, mixed itgh
f.lb; llght f0iWi.l0. yorkoru A.2j4i.ao.
pigs 3.1hHi.ei.
Sheep Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Lambs l0ui. 90. muttons 3.O0Ul.5Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
LAND orFior DECISION
!, Ensei. the Mountain Maid and Cold
Rect
ESPECIAL To THE "NEws1

T0TEOINI TO TIE "NEWH7"T
Washington. D. G.. oct e0.-Thc COM
missioner Of the land office today ron-
drred "a decision in the case OF Lizzie
Ellison 81 ai w United states. involv-
Ing land In Salt Lake city district, Utah.
sustaining a motion Tor q rcvl.w OF the
office decision. rejecting their adverse
claim Tor part NJ premises covered by
application ~ ~ W. plyiu Il al Tor
patent Tor the Mountain Maid and Cold
lull ROOT lode nInIma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Denver oct. 0.-Cnttle-rucclpts 500.
Market steady lioef atecrs, 3a0UlCl;
cows gHa5oi fcodvrH'' freight paid To-
river g15NAgi; Htockcr. freight paid
10 river. ghQui25. bulls atam. etc.,
gua.
Hors-Recelpta. 400. Market lower.
Iirht packers tuLoi. mixed and heavy.
AO5nAiO.
gbn.n- pegelnta none
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
TlNTlC MINING EXCURSION


ON sunday next the RIO Grande
Western Hallway operates another
minlug excursion TO Eureka. Mammoth
and silver city Special train Will
leave salt Lake city at 1905 "a. M. Re-
turn special leaves Silver city 90 1880
D. NO.. Mammoth i;ti p. m. and Eureka
$500 D. m Rates $500 round trip from
salt Lake city and 500 from Utah
County points.
Morris Tor Nantes. Crates, Tiles.
~ a==
Carpets scwpd, lined aud laid
IUlE
Tor the uoxt ten days nj =. c. NJ. l.
Get you Grutcs repaired at Morris
The most stubborn cases OF pron-
chlus succumh Co BALLARD'S HORB-
HOUND SYRUP. Price 25 md 80
cents, 4. g. n. T. Drug Dept.
noecham's Pills for distress after
eating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Chicago. oct. 2o.-Estlmatcd receipts
hogs today 1900; tomorrow 10000. left
over lfQl. Market steady shade low
e.. Mixed ana butchers ANA 49, good
heavy 4 ioni fj; rough heavy .s3ut05.
light f.i0uf.f 90.
Cnttlc-iieceipta 1000 Market duii
uecves 10000. cows and helforn t.55
$500. Tuxna steers f01i. 90, nt0ckcfs
and feeders 1.Q0ni.10.
sheep Receipts 1000 Market steady
Sheep 2.7sui.g lambs i.0005.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Tho days Hulea were aH follows.
Daisy, 800 az isis, 5000 at lehi 1000
at 1915.
Daiy-wost. 100 at ug.37is; 100 at
yl2.5si 200 at N2,15i 100 at sig7i: 10 al
ns.!eis 100 at fi2.7l, 100 at 1870, 100
at ~. coy.
-Four Aces 1000 az A.
0eyHor- Marion, 100 az %, 100 az 3lii,
Lower Mammoth $40 at 2i roo at
2iis 100 az 2sia; 900 az 20.
Mammoth, 100 ut f3.g7h 100 az $780,
100 nt 81 80. 300 mt S1.is; 100 az SO isit;
100 AZ a,iSisi ! 900 at $3.50. ZOO nt $3.50.
Northern Light 600 at 1857 800 ut ltA.
sunshine, 600 nc 49,. 300 nt 3ih.
petro. 900 at asa; 800 at 3bH. 800 at %;
200 an 29it. LOCO az i0
South Swansea, 900 at i.sS, 100 at
a9L.
sunbeam. 100 at 20. 100 at 69l; 100 at
6SA: 100 al G77s
Noleo, 100 nc 49,
Joe nowers Extension, 5000 At 0; 1000
at Q. seller 80 days,
Joe Bowers. 900 M 1IA.
Yankee, 1000 nt 10. 1000 a. l5N, 1900
AZ 1885 1900 nt 10,
Total number OF shares sofa. 2G.soo.
bringing S21Oi1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Chicago. oct. 20.-Deccmber wheat
opened al 7uia; declined 10 5Os. and
rorc 10 i0ifnA
clorc-wheat-Dcc. 7ohGa. May
ituh
Corn-O Oct sos Dec. 30is
Oats-Oct. 2ai Dec. g2hWg.
rork-Oct Glii Dee. 1s2H.
G.ard-Oct. $40. Dee hi5
Niha-oCt ACiis. Dee. AG5h.
Cash Wheat-No g red nov: 40. Q
rcd e1niii No. hard winter Giis. No
hard winter G5MGit No I northern
spring tnhUihi No northern spring
d9iaWii. No, . spring Giu1O
Curn-No 2 afnA. No. o A.Gazt.
oata-No. 2 22A. No. Q 22i..
Rye-5inh
Harie1.-7sntG.
Timothy -2gI.
lInN-IlaL
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- 49, - - -
For sale BY y, G. NJ. l., Clark Ell
dredge a Co. SAT- Lake Hardware Co.
enc George A. Lowe. Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Campbell a 0rseue. stock nrohers,
10 w. Second South st. Telephone $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Holds the worlds record Tor iosr Al.
lance fast running-i.025 mllsa IN Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

neecham's Pulls for distress after
eating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02

which he had been a sufferer for about two
wears. He was well known throughout the
county and had a large family connection.
Deceased is survived by one daughter and
seven sons. The funeral took place today
the interment being in MonOcacy cemetery.
The following delegates have been Sc
It,.te,l to represent the Rockville Church at
the Western District Baptist Association
V hich meets at HagerstOwn next week:
Rev. T. H. Campbell, James T. Thompson.
Samuel b. Hancy, S. 7. MulliCan. George
Shaw. Clifford H. Robertson, Mrs. T. II.
Campbell and Miss Mamie Kingdom.
At the meeting of the Maryland state
board Of education, held in Baltimore Mon
day evening. Prof. f. b. Prettyman was
reelected principal of the State Normal
School at Baltimore. Prof. Prettyman has
teen at the head of the Normal School for
the past nine years. He was for many
years resident of this county. and was for
twenty-Jdd years clerk of the circuit court.
He was also principal of the BroOkeville
Academy for a few years
Mr.. Robert b. Peter. who was appointed
by the court to defend Armstead Taylor.
IL dicted for the murder of the Rosensteins.
visited the prisoner in the Baltimore Jail
yesterday. Taylor refused to talk about his
case and informed Mr.. Peter that he had
employed other counsel The case against
TAYLOR will be tried either at Rockville or
Frederick the general opinion being that II
will be at the former place. The jury for
the extra term will be drawn next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU.
Southern Relief Society Establishes
One in Lawrence Building.

The Southern Relief Society inaugurated
last night an Industrial bureau and wo-
mans exchange in the rooms of the Law
renee building, 8l5 l4th street northwest.
The function was in the nature of house
warming, and during the evening a large
number of persons were shown through the
rooms and had explained to them the work
IL is proposed to accomplish through the
medium OF the bureau The floral decora-
tions were donated by Small and the furni-
ture by Moses & Sons. Mrs. Greenwood
STANLEY chairman of the committee in
charge of the bureau, received the guests,
being assisted by Miss Virginia Miller,
president of the Southern Relief Society.
The industrial bureau has been establish
ed for number of purposes. Here infor-
nation will be received and dispensed with
regard to securing work for needy veterans
of the confederate army: women win be
given an opportunity to earn a livelihood,
and a place will be provided for the sale
and exchange of homemade and other
goods. the profits from which to be devoted
TO the purposes of the bureau and the
society
The bureau will be in working shape by
next Tuesday. The following committee has
il in charge: Mrs. Greenwood Stanley,
chairman; Mrs S. w Halsey Mrs. Ella
Rust-Smith Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Riley,
Mrs Wayne, Mrs Richardson. Mrs. Mer-
win. Mrs Sprigg Belt, Mrs. ]. T. Callahan,
Mrs. Archibald Young and Mrs. John r.
Ludlow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.
Dr. Addison Sent to st. EIizabeth's
for Trentment.

Thomas 9. Addison. d well-known physi-
CT o.: This city. and son Of the late Rev
IL. addison who for many years was rec
Tor % Trinity Church at Sd and c streets
s:-=- q hearing on charge Of Iunacy, has
been formally committed by the court to
the -. Elizabeth Asylum for the Insane
for jrea lm-nt-
The proceedings against DR.. Addison were
Instituted late yesterday afternoon, On the
application Of John J. Sanborn. a warrant
was issued. whereupon Deputy Marshal
Cusick proceeded To IL Z street and placed
the doctor under arrest. At the time he
was in a semI-de!lriOuS condition. and was
being closely watched by several members
OF the family.
After Criminal Court No. = had adjourned
Tor the day, shortly after clock the case
OF DR. Addison was called to the attention
Of Justice Bradley and an interesting hear
ing followed. DR. Lewis J. Battle and Dr.
" Lllaru NJ Sprigs explained TO the court
that Dr- Addison = Il victim Of hallucina-
tons. that he AGNES h hears voices call
Ing on nm 70 do certain things; that under
lie belief that CrUc.HX in his possession
renders MIN immune from all harm ne ex-
poses himself 10 great dangers.
IH- condition If by. Addison is attributed
L. the Use Of morphine and cocaine. one
OF the witnesses informed the court that
Dr. Addison mad been known To use as
HutA as forty grains Of morphine in one
gay. Inc man whose sanity was under in
curry addressed the court He admitted his
condition. bur Insisted that he could rrGaf
himself He dreaded the idea Of going ~
an iussny asylum Or. Addison stated To
JuSuce Bradley that his friends believed
him insane because he had IaraIy, 60,
some attention 10 matters of religion.
hen DR." Addison had concluded his
statement Justice Bradley decided thar il
"'u-u De best FOR his interests that ne he
sent u the asylum for treatment and is
SUED an order to that effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02
DEATH OF JOSEPH DIETRICH
Prominent Citizen of Rockville
Othrr MONTGOMERY IonntN News
spefial D'rresr"ndence q The Evening star

Special Correspondence II The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. June /, 1899.
Mr.. Joseph J. Dietrich a respected cit
izen u this town. died at his home here
about noon today Of an affection of the
stomach. aged forjy-seyeu years He had
been in failing health Tor TWO years. but his
condition did not become alarming until a
few weeks ago, when ne became very much
worse With the exception Of a short time
spent IN the west, he passed the last forty
years IF his life in this county Both Of his
parents and sister survive him, the latter
being Mrs. Langley of Hyat,sville He was
unmarried. The funeral will take place at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning from his late
residence.
Mrs Margaret Y Griffith has sold forty
ncres Of land. situated about one mile north
OF Rockville. to Mr.. James Fraser of Wash
81 Eton- This property is a portion of the
Chandler Keys farm The price paid was
$1,000. 1t is said to be Mr.. Frasers inten-
ton 20 build a fine summer residence on the
place
Mr. Beroni Allnutt one of the most pros
porous farmers OF this county, died Tuesday
morning At his residence in PooIesville dis
trict. aged sixty-four years. He died from
the effects Of cancer OF the stomach, from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02
MR.. TOWsON SEEKS DIVORCE.
SUR in Hagerstown society Circles
Caused by suit

Special Correspondence T Tie Evening Star.
HAeIERSTOWN. Md. June l, 1899
quite a stir has been caused In society
circles in both Hagerstown and Frederick
by the filing Of q bill for divorce by Percy
T0wson. d prominent grain and coal mer-
chant OF this city. from his wife. Mary X
I0wson- An absolute divorce is asked.
The jury in the case Of H B. Richard
son indicted for an attempt at numbering
Arthur IowS1n, returned a verdict of
gulity- This was the second trial OF Rich
srason AT this term OF court for the same
offcnse. the former jury having faiIeI TO
agree
At the last trial q fellow prisoner named
EHnly. in Jail FOR arson. went upon the
stand ana sw"re that he did the shooting
The trials created intense interest here
owing 10 the prominence Of the parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02

Edward Barrett, an old veteran, who Is
an inmate of the Soldiers Home, was to-
day fined $40 by Judge Kimbali for indecent
conduct in Judiciary Square He did not
pay and went down to the farm for thirty
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-02

Mr. Charles J. Bell, president Of the
American Security and Trust Company, is
the treasurer of the permanent fund of the
proposed university.
I can state that there is general and in
creasiuE interest being shown in the project
all over the country said Mr. Bell. 'As
treasure of The permanent fund. | receive
contributions and invest them. They are
sent in steadily. but not as rapidly as We
wish The meeting Of the board of trus-
te-s in NV York today is being attended
b. T-gr-S--- alive women from all sections
- -a= Union. and I am confident it will
have god results