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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
vps povELL's SPEECH on EDrcATIoy

Mrs Henry A Powell writes to The Trib Inc TO
say that In her address on Wednesday night before
the Kings County Political Equality League she
did not denounce any particular party She also
SrSm M, school Board OF Brooklyn by the present
Mayor Of New-York. but was always DemoS Saaa
ard died about two years ago, auer having zone
most faithful and honorable service for ABOUT
thirty years on the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
THE PATERSON LINE SECJ RED.
ANOTHER TROLLEY ROAD ABSORBED By
THE STANLEY SYNDICATE.

The New-Jersey Electric Railway Company mas
passed into the hands Of the Stanley syndicate and
in a short time the new MANAGEMENT VIII ne IN
position 10 have IL taken out oil me hahus oi 'H'
receiver. John /. Helms -.
The deal looking to the absorption OF ne roao
which runs from HOboken 20 Singac, cistahce
% fortv-two miles. by the Shaney syndicate mas
been pending 70. some time - ,.. .
II is aid that some time IN the near future a
bip mower station will be built IN Hoboken Tor the
niIrposo OF furnishing motive power 10 the Nortn
Hudson County and New-Jersey Electric Railway
,nrnnanes sNsicms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
KILLED BY A DRILL ENGINE.

Benjamin Brabazon. eighty years old Of No. n
Gardner-st Union Ill., a night Waterman at Pier
No g. Weehawken. run down and killed by .
drill engine In the Weehawken yards Of the Wese
Shore Railroad yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

~ New England and Eastern New-York partly cloudy
sher colder fresh northwesterly winds
-, me District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
~. Ss'sey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia threaten
f .@hef IN ne early morning followed By fair colder
p ~ bnsk vest o. northwest winds
s,i,r "es' virginia Western New York Western Penn
n,orrir ana OHIO threatening weather IN the early
"s Followed By fair; fresh no-thwesterly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
THE ADVANCE IN COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
Flavel MCGEE said In part

,.n ,.itbin the last half-century only men IN
Ii1, 70 engage In professional pursuits sVLFI u.
the advantage OF cor noS5s srSat scnolars and
oIsaaiiIi a., which 10 breed them bur equally needs
Cro,iie for tie wants OF men IN IN" lrss i,ai uei
10 ~ ufe Most young men have neither the IN
itmafion the ability. TIE HednS vi 'nS IN IN, ~,
give TO men ,k,. Nom highly learned What they
-, md what they need is education-that IS. NE
aoillN 10 -, abreast of the scientific and pnilo-
lnrI Vyb"urht of the age in which they live To
go peyona a., age Of dreadful competition For every
iac ms here are many candidates The great IN.
pc i'm puhlic schools has brought 10 me front
49, and habits of economy. against whch II IS
extremely difficult for any man 70 mar az f
unless he enter the race rctore MS hdui'5 on ne
III ,aflred me man who enters any business
a. - professional pursuit after ne has reached
the age OF twenty-five is handicapped 70 Des'es
hard 10 bear ..., ..,, b.
~ overloarned by which mean an Intellectual
ctn,ocraf This r. a rough world. and men are
pushed about without much Iesara lof nn,n 'e, 80
no. Most OF Us at graduation must WORK anu
mai TOO. sid by side with rough men. man
~i.o 10 cnrnetition His very learning makes him
imnafient OF ignorance his long contact with scho,
his delicate training diseusts him with the illogeal
thought OF those about MIN. ~ j. nol lup9SsioIe
,l,fra him 10 earn living. For such men as these
provision should he made; nor Is II necessary LOT
he average man 10 spend 80 many years AZ SCHOOL
Tohn Lothrop Motley was graduated from Harvard
Al seventeen Daniel Webster was graduated from
Princeton at seventeen. and Mercer Beasley at
twenty: in fact most or the great literary men OF
mis- century were graduated under twenty years
of age and surely the mentality OF the race mas
not degenerated
In the great onward scholastic progress LEI US
Therefore not forget the majority. Extend curric-
Ma bloom into universities. add professors. in
crease libraries lab0rat tories and plants. but re-
member that after all the average man Il IN the
ma iorirv and the average want the most appealing
Create for THU average man curriculum which
will enable nm 10 graoua.e az after wbctheT he
desires IL 10 add his social or professional status
or for some OF her reason. Give him chance TO
earn n without falling too far behind IN the race
81 life Then provide. by post graduate courses
and doctors degrees for the who have wealth
or who desire 10 be Swans and YOU will do more
FOR the race and thereby for your university than
by any other course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
NEW ARn0RT F0R A SEPARATE COMPANY

The l7th Separate Company. 81 flushihs'
IL 10 have new armory. The State has purchased
a., lots IN Amitv-st Flushing from the Thomas
II Ieggett estate and on THIS SIZE me al mo,
is 10 be erected. Three thousand do!.AIs ""S p1iu
for the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

changes IN -asian the continuous white line SHOWS the
reooroirv r.u- a. Indicated hy The Trlbunes self
tCrt as The dotted line shows the tempera-
recorded al Perrys Pharmacy
Va. -" Oniee FEB "a a nl-The weather Yesterday
as MID aue sunny The ,empersture rsn.sa n.eo, rs
se,s.~ - degrees the average (42A degrees) being
degrees less ,5 nan me average Wednesday and s
Ahs weather to-day viii ~ pnang oay last year.
~ VAL be partly cloudy and colder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
WANTED HIS WIFE
SENT To ASYLUM
Dramatic Scene Enacted in the
Third District Court Room.
COURT DISCHARGES WOMAN.
Husband Declare. Tie wni Not Live
win Iser-Court says ne Must
Protect Iser.

a dramatic scene was enacted In the
probate division OF the Third district
court this afternoon. during the exam
nation Of Harriet a. tloaen. OF Sandy.
charged by her husband. Peter Rosen,
with Insanity.
The hearing was conducted before
Deputy ClCrk George y. Blair, sitting
as Judge pro tenn. and Drs. ]. n. Hnr-
rison and a. G.. Young. Several Of the
nelghbors Of Mrs Rosen testified that
her conduct Of late had been OF such a
character M 20 Impress thcm with the
belief that she was crazy. The woman
was questioned by Mr.. nlalr and np-
peared TO BE- quite rational In her an
swers. She accused one OF her neigh.
bors Of having assaulted Nor and In this
she was currobomted by her husband,
who said he had discovered black and
blue marks on both of her arms
After hearing all the witnesses had 90
say Clerk blair concluded that a case
had not been made out against the WOO
man and he therefore discharged her.
No sooner had tho announcement
been made when the husband became
frantic with rage. bringing his list
down ON the table. he said. u will not
live with this woman. and there's no
law on Gods earth that can compel me
TO-"
Keep cool" said CLERK blair TO the
onragcd husband. you charged your
wife with Insanity and I Ind her mind
u ms clear rs yours. You take her
home ana look after her. Remembor
she u your wife aud you have sworn
20 protect her" .....
That's all right" said Roscn. who
had BY this time cooled down consld-
orahly, but IT'S h. of note 10
think that man has got TO live with
woman when he don't want TO-"
That's your misfortune" said Mr.
Blair, II cnn do nothing for you. Your
wife T. discharged, now you take her
home"
Mutterlng something about the ac-
cursed law. Rofen went out his wife
following.
II pity that fellow when his wife gets
him home" remarked Or. Young az the
couple went out Of the door.
~ think the husband h the craziest
OF the two" said the court ballin.
OTHER GASES.
George u. Gardner has sworn to a
complaint charging william Savage OF
West Jordan with Insanity. The man
has not yet been arrested
James Wilson, arrested last week for
insanity ana now confined In the coun-
~ jail. II thought 20 be- Improving and
may soon be DISCHARGED without com
mitment TO the asylum. Wilson's home
II In Big Cottonwood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
WIZ ARRIVE TONIGHT.
The Hartman Aiasha Party viii be Here
Two or Three Days.

About Z o'clock this evening tho Ore
Eon short Line special bearing the Hur-
Tlman party will arrive IN salt Lake
The party consists mostly Of nclHnt-
lists. There are about ~ members OF the
party. and they have an been 90 Alus-
kn.
Mr. Hartman, however, viii not be
with tnp party nH De has been detained
in Portland ON business,
The names " the distinguished tour
lists who Will reach here this evening
ure M follows;
Edward II. Hartman, patron of tho
expedition.
William n, Brewer, Yale University.
John LutroughH ornItholaglst West
Park y, Y,
Leon J. Cole, taxllcrmlat. Ann Aibor.
Mich
Fred V. Covlllc. butanist Of tho de-
partmont OF agriculture, Washington,
ID, 4.
Edward $. Curtis photographer.
Semitic, Wash.
d.. william II, Dali honorary cura-
tor OF mulluRks IN the National Nlu-
Fcum, Washington, u. @.
Wcstolcy n, Coo, ph, H., assistant
professor of comparative anatomy Yale
University.
Daniel q. Elliott. curator NJ zoology
IN tho Field Columbian museum, chi
cuFo, M.
Benjamin X. Emerson. professor Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
Chicago and Northwestern officials
Coming to Salt Lake.
WILL HAVE A BIG TINE.
program f. Being Arranged FOR the
Occasion which wiz Mark a New
IRA with the Road Here.

II IN officially announced that the CHI
caso a Northwestern viii open 10 new
ofiooa at No. 2Os south East Temple
street. on the i2th inst. owing to the
fact that some AZ the office equipment
n "a little late In arriving Il was feared
that II could not be opened on that date.
General Agent Walker stated today
that Invitations 20 participate In the
anair would be issued In the near fu-
ture. The arrangements for the pro-
gram arc about all made. but the exact
features cannot be given until the ar
rival ~ some Of the officials,
The News" published several weeks
ago q description Of the interior " the
new onicea M they will be- whom COM
plctcd. Railroad men say that they will
be second 10 none In the city.
W. H. Freeman. the compnny's stand
ard sign painter. IL now IN the city and
commenced work on the sign this morn
M. Mr.. Freeman has been IN the en-
ploy Of the Northwestern for "a long
time and does all Of the standard hign
work Of the road. Ito has just finished
the work In the new offices at Cincln-
natl. Atlantn. Omaha and Denver.
From here he will 10 10 Cleveland, o.
Thomas 3, Iiatilen, assistant general
freight agent. and Charles A. Cairns,
assistant general passenger agent will
arrive IN the city IN a few days and
assist General AGENT Walker In ar
ranging an details Of the formal uf-
fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
TODAYs PONCE COURT.

Three forlorn DRINKS faced Judge
Timmony In the police court this after.
noon.
Levi NotnUr wished Il 90 be under.
stood that De- was not intoxicated but
simply suffering from neuralgia and
De- had, with vncillating steps, wendell
his way 90 police headquarters IN the
hope that Jnilurliimball could do SONY.
thing Tor him, kimball apparently
had done Ho ana further had booked a
charge of drunkenness against him.
We'll, you had better Keep out OF the
sun FOR nyo days 10 come and stay In
Jail, said the court.
w. J, Bird a detected looking painter.
said he had INDUCED IN couple OF
drinks; aa lilrd had also followed "a
gentleman on the street aud unbur-
d.ncd hiA stock ~ comprehensive cx-
plrtiNca upon his devoted head 1--WE dol
lars or i've days was his portion.
Peter LundErrn was lucky: the onlcpr
who arrested him felt too fatlgued 90
appear ana swear OUT complaint. con-
sequently Peter babe his comrades
farewell ana vanished up the street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
Hewlett Bros. Co.

asked for the privilege Of p,,,,.,..
1000 head on the reservntfon 'rt
application was forwarded t1 c,.itp.
20 supervisor tluchrr.
secretary Cnillstcr Is In rorsip, - 81.
following communication from e,,l ".
visor buchcr Of tho forest rs..l
which Indicates that II IL MOI at M, ~
probable that the fun number Nah y.
ter the reserve, mp TO last pygpI1g ~
total number allowed halne II, III,
Dear Mr. CnlllHtcr-Yo am. %,
tiers 1T hand. ana conteuta r,t..t
have forwarded Mathnira t.rg.i, b.
Upton ne directed I received tiy,,,-
Mackay'H application auc wiIi san3 a.,
his permit. ! have Issued ..,...i 4
parties living In this vlrInifv 1, b.,
the territory IL we'll Allied M aisrg ~
line except over the Neruai WHy NJ
! know there will ~ more ~.
enough TO hll that nH auun ns ths, -.
In their applications. tt Dr. raiiy ~.
prlslng whore they all come fr8ri 3
saw two ~ my rangers and heard o.
the third, and they say % D. urrrlsi-,
% sec how they are coming DOL ~
cciycd the list you sent me. uui bsf,.
with send the permits asked f1r"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
WITH THE WOOL MEN.
Shipping of Sheep and Permits to
Craze on the Reservation.

According to statements made today
on good authority. O. +. neckstcnd OF
lslverton, Salt Lake county, will shin
10 the Chicago market within the next
few weeks $1,000 wethera and lambs at
an average value OF 50 per head. there.
by raklng In fortune OF sos 600.
MT. beckstend u the owner OF fully
$1,000 head OF sheep, probably the inrE-
est owner IN this State, ana II also a
very extensive woolgrower. Yesterday
no shipped a. tho Windy city six car
loads u wethers, which Is the lnltlni
shipment Of the $4,000 head.
Mt Heckstend was In the city yegter-
day and said that his sheep would ba
ready Tor shipment within twenty days.
ns they were growing very fat ana wsfe
~ a splendid condition generally.
During the past two days only one
woolgrowcr has made application Tor a
permit ny the ofilcc OF Secretary Cai-
lister irwin Bros. Of West Jordan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

geoioEy In Amherst College. Amherst.
Mass.
n w. Fcrnow. professor Of forestry
OF Cornell university.
Dr.. a. X. Fischer. ornitholoFist ~
the United States biological survey,
Louis A. Fuertes. bird artist Ithaca.
Fred g. Dollcnbaugh. artist, cnss-
more. ". Y.
W. u. D-ycrcux, mining engineer.
Olcnwood SPRINGS, Colo
Miss porothca Draper Now York
city
q. X. Gilbert. gcologist Of the United
States geological survey. Washington,
~ G. Prof gilbert IL Well known In
Utah. having been = resident Of the
state when securing data aud making
scientific researches for his celebrated
history OF the ancient Lake lipuuU=
Vile. the original Great salt Lake.
Charles a. kooler, ornitholuEist, dl-
rector of the museum ~ California
Academy ~ Sciences, San Francisco.
capt. Luther \. Kelly. scout. Yellow
stone National park
n, Ninoaid, cntomologist. Seattle,
n swain clifford. artist New York
Dr. George Blrd Orlnueii. editor Of
Forest ana stream. New York
5uilhh T. johns HtehuEfaphcf, wash
w ~, -
hpihh7 - hearn,y Jt'' nAaiatnnt
nothhl.l oi thr department or ugriuul-
turg, Washington, y. &.
Henry Gennett. chief gcographcr u
~, hl,'I nht'a geological survey
NAshihht9h. ~ g.
Lpul, ~. ilniineIinhn' Union Pacine
hVn,iA' gIl,e, new l9tk CITY.
CT, Nll.lsil itelens' dltrctor OF
SneN n,lhhl, .Atluh, ~. Louis, no.
Ut, iuWhIu L. Itudehu jr., assistant
pnsHloihn ~ Hatahhe Lake ~ Y.
q, Mlr, hnIi insh, Mlag,a Mary ana
'"th,uas ana carol william, Avernlll
anl roland Hnrflinhn ~ Arden, y. Y
~. ~. Ns'rlV, NIT. AFenll ana Miss
h.aapeth nN.th, 81 kncheAtcr, " \.
III - hhil meitiam' chiei % tha
"ste -, -,
dohh MUTT specialist on glaciers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

General Freight Agent Reeves ~ the
OREGON Short Line " expected nome
from Denver today.
The Fourth ward from Ogden and the
Nineteenth ward from this city have
their nnnunl outing az Lagoon today.
The condition " General Agent n. NJ
Clay ~ the Union Pacific Is reported
Improving, Mt, CLAY has been ill over
two weeks.
The Oregon short Line viii run an
excursion 10 Tintlc ana MrrCur next
sunday leaving here nt am. The fare
for the round trip ~ 81.
The Young Recruits silver band or
TayiorHvilln will give AN excursion 20
Lagoon tomorrow from Sandy. South
and West Jordan. They will come to
tho city via the Oregon Short Line and
then transfer 10 Lagoon train.
Tho oregon short Line ran an cxcur-
sion from ogden tn Salt Lake today Tor
tho Ladies' Republican club About no
q 10, the ladies' went out 90 Slltuir aud
VIII leave the Beach for the return trip
nt pib pm,
After years N Horculcan labor elias
row has 40 last completed what ls ntly
termed "a marvel M the century" II
lH tho great ruhtprrlnonn railroad, The
tunnels are built 90 an average depth
~ twenty ulnc feet beneath tho sur
face OF the oarth but IN places they
descend 10 tho prodigloua depth OF mo
feet
II win be several days before Fred
Wlld Jr., H1los agent Cor the Colorado
Fuel aud Iron company, viii sever hiH
connection with tho company In order
90 take the position uf general freight
agent NJ tho l,lo Orlando, The fuel and
Iron company, go its officials say, has
not yet considered the question or "a
successor, Tor tho reason that Mr. Wild
iH SIN connected with the urm. n IL
understood the latter win mako his
definite decision known today RIO
Grunde officials sim express themselves
ln dubious way na Co the new appoint
mont Insisting that II r. not definitely
settled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

John supplngton n registered al a,
Kenyon from Halifax.
4. J. schoncld IL up from Nerm d,
business. He ~ located at the Wake
House.
W. =. Ashton OF Nornni is Do the ess.
ltnl on business ~ fow dnya. 4, 4
at the white House.
q. A. purmley. manager of the Rec.
hotel In ogden. II down from the Iuns
tlon city. visiting with friends. ana h.
cldentally trunsactlng some burlnssl
He n with his old friend Sam Ewing
The board of education committee.
buildings and grounds-mct this ION.
noon and opened bids for ianitors' slf.
piles for the ensuing year. The hf.
urcs were not given out ana viii 81
be until after the awards are made
which Will BE- at the general boar,
meeting tomorrow night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

several Large safes Cio.ed-Iohn ~. white
Purchased a,7aS Acres,

The Union Pacific land department
reports no cessation IN the demand Tor
lands situated along tho line Of It's
road. A biH sale has lust been closed
with T. u, Van polt, whereby he pur-
chnHes Z. t0S acres OF Banner county
(Nebraaka) land. which he proposes to
uso for a cattle ranch. Utah land IL In
Lake city has Just purchaa a 1851 acres
near Salt Lake. sos gacrrs N summit
county tuuh) land has boon sold TO
Forcat N, stlllman, and W. J. Lindsey
has come into possession NJ 900 acres
IN Davis county, utah.-Omahn Bee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
THE BOOK OF MORTON

Two lectures by Or. James z
TalmREo; an account OF ~ origin WA
evidences OF It's gonuinoneas ana au'
thentioitv. Prepared by appointment
These ieottres are taken from Dt
Taimage'a book "Tho Articles o.
Path" but are presented IN hephaW
form for the use OF investigator ny.
students. Price Toe. For sale ~ tl'
Deseret NewH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Denver, Aug 3-pavid Connoll. VIII.
wns mohhed On Tuesday night at Grip,
plo Creek, whore he had been s0llcltinr
miners 90 70 20 the CuuDr d'Aleuc dis,
trict, arrived In Denver this morning
lie was roughly handled NJ Cripple
Creek but was not shot ana fatally
wounded aR Ht ilrHt reported. lie was
run out N the camp BY his captors aud
warned not 10 return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Deoiar. Special Dividend 81 si,gs on tho
Preferred stock.

The encouragement Il made by tho
RIO Grando Western that Il viii pay a
special dividend ~ &i.25 per share on
preferred stock.
This shows the wonderful amount N
business done by the cvor-lmpruylng
Western. The regular quarterly diyi-
dond u two months ago was regarded
with great surprise considering the linz
provrments being made but this special
one l8 Gtlli moro astonishing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03
NOW READY.

Jenson's Church Chronology a o hion,
illogical history % tho Chnfeh IN
new type throughout In any w
OF binding desired Prices, " ". IN
Rrd S2,O0. The funds derived i'9is ia
sale OF the book Will be used iSsss,nts'
erection OF a new Latter.day 90 sai,
HISTORIANS ONCE In this CITY. .ir,stva
vt THE DEsEREr Nh"N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

7 0
MANlLAl'

The handsome portfolio descriptive 81
the achievements of our troops In the
Philippines, allied with half-t0ne illus
trltiunH and containing the complete
roster uf the Utah. Idaho ana Wyoming
volunteers, 10 now ou the presses Ia San
Francisco and will be- ready at tho
"NuwH' office Ia a few days. Price 30
cents. postage dc extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

" you want good results in b,,,.
you must have good bnki,'. naNlii
Iherc u no use trying Ia 81
WIN an ordinary or inferis.. sl.J
Three Grown was fornefiy "tt9le
priced powder! II was tho IL, nis
market and made many frienjs :,
sun an excellent article. we b,yi
uuoel inc price. You get a fiii ,',,,l.
III igt what your formerly ulid f,.i
vantage this gives vonHers, vac o.
uclc ~ the price ~ second si,.. l''
clc. The saving IL the thing tbai NV, w
cats you most '''' mite
Three Grown Baking Powder e. -.
and guaranteed hy aii rrsqsf. .'
cents per pound. Ask for IL and 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Kingston, Jamica, August o.
Commenting ON London cablegrnIn,
relative 10 possible American intcryen.
ton in Santo Domingo the eleanor TO-.
day says Il anticipates the finding uf
an excuse ITO tie the string OF Antlllian
gems ON the new colonial dladcm' and
nunhIflpu W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Complainant Ia tho Combination Case
Goes on u Surveying Expedition"

Justice Sommer has filed a transcript
OF the Hcber ]. Grant case with the
CLERK OF the Third district court. and
County Attorney Putnam wifi NOV,
charge the defendant With tho off.nse
on which he WAS held--unlawful cohnb.
itntlon. Just how soon tho matter VIII
come up before Judge Norrcii or what
course Mr.. Grant VIII take cannot yet
be- learned.
CharleH Mostyn owen, the complain
ant In the case. has gone 10 Nevnda 1,
u said. on surveying expedition and
VIII not return for some six or eight
weeks. OF course. his absence from mo
city VIII make no difference 30 far as
the Prosecution Of Mr.. Grant Is con-
cerncd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Wallace. IDA, Aug. 3.-Presldcnt
Melien and other Northern Pacific Of
fciala are here today considering the
building OF . branch line from here TO
the mines on Sunset Peak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-03

Alleged that she nas $500 belonging to
Her Father.

Her Father.
The Salt Lake Building and Manu-
featuring company has fled an action
against Ada Dwycr Russell In the Third
district court 20 recover the sum OF
Nt1ss. alleged 10 b. due plaintiff on
account OF Judgment recovered
against the defendants father. James
Dwycr.
Ihe complaint alleges that In June
OF this year plaintiff obtained Judgment
against hr Dwyer FOR Ssig9s. but was
unable 20 collect the same because the
defendant has IN her poas, sslon $500
belonging 20 her father. Plaintiff asks
that enough Of that sum be applied on
the Judgment held by plaintiff to antis-