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Major nurlclsh has been an object OF
disiruHt Tor over a month While he
was away on this trip 90 Warrior Gap
matters Nor" brought IN my attention
lhhi were ni "a grave nature. InycFtlga-
lions have been made Major Bruce At
l'nnu, says you seemed struck hy the
supHTfnrIptlO1 ON the envelope IL The
l'linr hn received there that threw him
INTO such panic. Would YOU know
me l1nJNurnE. do you thlnSY'
"luH general"
silently lha chief ~ stan held forth
note which l.oring took and closely
examined % read. "Captnln N.wbaii
b"FH t1 assure the aiiuiaut general. de.
pnrimnut of the putto. thar he mcant
nn IIHnaurioHy in falling 90 register.
lI' W1H unaware ~ tho rule existing at
u.plf iment hplduuJrtor8, had come
h.E. ON personal business connected
WIN certain real estate in which he
hl ON luiDrlst lH on two months leave
from his station, Now Orie1ng. @nd
WIN register ihe moment tho Office
opens in tho morning. unless he ah6ull
hn compelled CO. leave FOR ST. Joe to-
Lorng looked un, puzzled. The
handwriting was familiar. Hp wng "a
form that ho had soon vanishing In
JnN ulHllhro ono ovonlng r. week be-
Ind o. familiar ring. but this uamo was
"ro explain on hls." said the adm.
hni general 'fh0rD was dnshlnr
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about che depot on tho fats and around
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was captain NoWhnl of the Thirty.
ninth Infantry and the general finally
i0ll mo 20 send AN nid 10 look him uu
ana remind him n was his duty 10 c1il
Hl headquarters ma account Tor Die
presence. Botwoen that ninht ana f,s
next morning he disappeared nnl'1t
last accounts was hobnobblng with
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a,sSr hals ny z. q. NJ. l., Clark Els
an, AM Geo. A Lowe. salt Lake city.
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museum OF the Hermitage palace nj ~.
Petersburg. At the Same time he sold
the palace itself 10 Queen Isabella, who
IL It's present owner.
Equally ineNhaustihlo Il the wealth OF
the Dcmidoffp. which also consists IN
great part Of mining property. TIL.
house enjoying almost the monopoly of
malachite and iaplsiaxull. besides pos
HeHninE gold and silver mines IN Rus
sia Of great richness. Then. too. there
are the Youfoupoffr. who control al
most the cntirr output Of turquoise Ia
the world. This. however. being mere
~ an incidental feature u the many re-
sources u the revenue o. the Princess
Youuoupor. who II now the sole heiress
81 tho entire property, and whose huH-
band twho was permitted by the late
cxar 90 assume her name and title) II
descended In the third generation from
an American OF the name on Elton, VINO
entered the service ~ the Car Paul at
tho close Of the last century,
Similarly lncalculablc " tho fortune
~ the emperor Of Russia. the Income
from which II estimated AZ some $780,
100000 per annum. Hut this II probably
below the actual figure. For n must be
estates ~ the ear are several huge
tracts ~ territory, each NJ biz a. the
state Of New York. aud Astounding IN
mineral wealth. only In the early stage
u development.
Little i known In this country. to-,
~ the extent ~ tho colossal wealth OF
the late Archdukc Albert ~ Austria.
whose estates compriscd a Koodiy por-
tion ~ the entire empire. and comprise
something like 20 per cent ~ all the bis
manufactures and Industrial establish.
ments In the domlniona Of his nephew.
Emperor Francis Joseph. IN his case.
as In that OF the Russian multi.million-
aires above mentioned, u II literally
impossible 10 calculate his fortune with
any degree OF precision. since n portion
~ ~ consists In mining property. hut
u II known that he left In ready money
a sum amounting 10 some 800 100 900.
There are some German nuhlcmcr.
especially In sii~sla such ~ the prince
Of pie~r. Prince pucklcr and Count
IIenckel Donnerrmnrck. whose revenues
exceed even those ~ the English duke
OF Westminster. who has an over-in.
crenainH income Of tN0oo.oo0 a year and
whose one dread Il that he and his
family are doomed 10 die In poor
house. --washinston Post
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OUR NEICHB0RS.
WESTON. IDAHO.
little Chiid Meet. = rslnfui Aee,dsn, =
News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Weston, oneida Co. Idaho. April 20.
ON Wednesday last little daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. ~. o. Rose was play
Ing about the meeting house Just before
going 10 her religion class meeting
while running around the house. her
foot caught and she fcil. striking
against the steps. bruining her face and
cutting her upper lip badly. A. first
II seemed quite serious. but under prop
e. care she IN getting along nicely.
Last Thursday Elder James Nielsen
returned from his mission 10 tho North
crn States. lie has been gone year
and ninc months. nrothcr Nielsen
says his health has generally been very
good. and he has enjoyed his la
boru ana feels satisfied with his Efforts
Tho mission IN prospecting. the Elders
ind many warm friends, and some
are seeking after the truth and are will
ing to accept II when presented.
Last niEht there wna dance In the
meeting house; the procceda are TO ba
used In behalf OF our religion class.
The teachers anticipate having an out
lng with the class. which numbers
nearly one hundred. when the weather
gets dry ana warm. The money OBJ
tained VIII no for presents. prizes and
fruits. and In pay the expenses Of a fun
day Of enjoyment for the little people
and their parents.
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HOLDEN.
Welcome Rain - sarprissd the school
TEACHER school. Closing.

Special Correspondence.
Holden. Willard County. April 2s.--
a. last we are blessed with rain TO
settle the dust. For some time We
have been visited with some u the
worst wlndAtotmH ever felt here. u
began raining yesterday afternoon and
has rained and showed most % the time
since. II was very agreeable change
as the dry winds we're parching the
crops. Tho fruit being mostly In
bloom we are somewhat alarmed lest
'ho frost shall deprive Us Of this crup.
our school principal. also County
Superintendent 81 District Schools. ".
~ Brown. was agreeably surprised To.
day. During his absence at noon hour
fiom the school room Miss Hillhouse.
teacher Of the primary department.
with tho assistance OF the students
hurricdly at tables and loaded the "a
with a great variety OF delicaciea.
Everything being IN readiness on his ~
turn, he was greeted with a song frpm
the pupils az he was ascending the
stairs. and on entering tho school room
and finding such u display be was dum-
founded. lie found voice to thank
them all for tho mark ~ respect shown
him. a very agreeable time was had.
The primary department Of our dis
trict school closes tonight. the higher
department Wednesday. May ard. our
school has done excellent work the past
season. the teachers giving Hatlsfac-
tion generally.
The stookmen have mostly turned
their cattle out on the summer range.
The grass having rot very good start.
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CASTLE GATE.
Tribute 20 Dead aud Wounded Volunteers
-usssrsoir uuiiding.

bIttlAt t'Nfthteb'NH@''
Castle Gate. carb n Co. April 2T.-The
death ~ Max Madison and the wound
ing OF n. q. Ienncn comes with u shock
TO their many friends Ia this town. IL
IL true Max Madison enlisted from Ralt
Lake, aud that he WIS employed there
81 late years. hut he also lnborcd here
FOR several years before he went 10 Ralt
Lake city and followed the same occu-
patton ~ NJ. Christ Jensen. that of
coke drawer. when the news first
came of tho wounding Of Jensen. II
could hardly be believed that II was the
NJ. e. Jensen that enlisted from here.
as he was always called Chris Jensen.
leaving the ManriiA out, and Il WIS on.
IS after careful consideration ON the
part Of his Intimate friends that tho
majority OF the people here were COLI
WINGED ~ the fact
Your correspondent was very lntl-
mate with both young men when they
lived here. and II N with pride that no
records the fact that no more eNem-
plary young men lived here than Madi-
son and Jensen. and when the nows OF
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the wounding Of Corporal Jensen gets
10 the ears OF certain young girl now
In Salt Lake city. there viii be one
heart bowed down with sadness ana
despair"
quite q large number Of families are
leaving here for different parts OF the
country and state. among whom are
the families Of L. Wilcox. W. Evans
and II. Davis.
W. Crow and Miss Maggie Jenkins
were married last evening. a dance
was held In tho X. OF 4. hall, after
the ceremony was performed. In hon2r
u the event.
BUILDING a RESERVOIR
A large water tank h In course OF
ercation at tho upper end Of town; II
II under the supervision Of Master Me-
chnnic =. n. Pierre. II u q much needed
requisition a. this town II devoid " .
reservoir of good drinking water. There
arc quite number u wells sunk but
the water IL hrackish In the most Of
them. II has been customary with the
company Of late years to haul water
In tanks 10 this town from Cotton but
II was considered too expensive and was
discarded last year.
The Hutchinson iiros. OF Mount
pleasant have been In town for few
weeks. when not engaged Otherwise
they have been painting scenery for the
X. 81 T.. hall. They have also painted
several pieces 81 scenery for the Price
Dramatic company. just now they have
contract to paint the interior Of the
Magnolia Hall. owned by Mr. u. y. caf-
few
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LEHI.
csnfss-aee ef the Relief society Of Utah
stake Held ioa FRIDAY.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co. April 2sth.-Friday
the relief societies o. this stake held
their quarterly conference In the Lchi
ward meeting house. The meeting COM
meneed at 10 o'clock and the following
were the speakers President John and
AirH. Daniels ~ Prove. Mrs caine and
Emily y. Richards OF Salt Lake city.
Mrs. y. u. Richards OF ogden. Mrs.
Packard of Springyilic aud Pres. Re-
bccca Standring " l.ehi. During the
forenoon session President John read
some statistics showing that the society
OF this Stake ID Ia a very thriving con-
dition.
Al " O'Clock all the visitors from tho
respective towns proceeded Ia the fsfhl
opera house where a me dinner had
been prepared by tho members Of tho
I.ohi Relief society. Al . o'clock meet
Ing was resumed and the subjects dwelt
upon during the whole day wore very
Timely. The house was crowded both
sessions and the sisters OF the society
spent very enjoyable day.
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NOTICE T. hcr,ty given that a meeting
~ the siurkhulrrs ~ tho iinsinn-
Nevada tuppr company, corporation,
tip ofiirr - Tho samn1nv. f,sia, y, N,sdrniet
building salt lake CITY. fflh. un tho tlfh
day ~ May. isa1. ~ 9 o'clsrk . m. fbr the puf-
10. N aueudlng Ariirlu. VI ~ the Attiries
cfraslnr The par value ~ thu sharfs ~ tho
capital stn't - aid cnmua1y FUN ten cents
Ief SHARE ~ one dqila VT shars
lfNlN -lisIis President.
Dated April u. ispi.
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UTAH su0M COMPANY, Notice g.
hereby given that pursuHni 20 an ORDER
~ tho hlard ~ dlfNtnrs ~ tho Utah
sugar company, D stnckhulders' meeting ~
sald company has been called, 10 H. held On
Iue,das tho VII dhy ~ May, A. u. isl9, az tho
hour 81 auclntk Ilnn. 1T tho assembly ruIm
" thu Iattsf-diy Saints business College,
1cmplrtnn hulldlug salt Lake city, Utah, fnf
the purpitsa ~ urls ldinaa mode n suisrrin,
tlun fnr the additional .iofk NJ thlrtY-slN
Thousand i've hunund shHufs lidaNI, author.
led to b. Issurd nt par hy the board ~ dlriss-
tors and N passing upou an questions Incl
dental 10 surh subscription. ami fuf the
ratification N the aetidnof the blard " N
To'tnfs ln relation 10 tho subscription aud
Issuance 81 such additional ftock
ual,d this glst day 81 April, A D. isll.
t.IpIii,I % tANSoN pr,..ident
HORACE O. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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soricr To srouKnorprns.


once OF Tie Northern SPY Mining Company.
NOTICE = hereby given that q meeting
~ the stprk hnllrfs ~ the Northern shy Mlns
Ing COMPANY Il hsrrhy called 10 b. field M
N" once II the aid company, Nc, urnlck a
tumuauN'a Hank. cufurf N hast Temple and
FIRST ~lufh Htr'uts. salt Lake tlty. itah. IN
tho elfd day n May, ig9 I'd u niiln' v. NJ
fuf tho pufplsg % aiHeudlna The arilrles ~
lurlng paulruiafsf
Ankle III. strike out tho words s'sait
Lake" and inscft IN lieu thereof Provo"
Article VII. strike uuf the wuris ono
million and Insert In llnu thrfruf 'una hum
drd aud twenty-five thuusandi' nlsp strike
out tho words "nnr hundred thousand" aud
insert In lieu thereof stNu hundred and atty
ihousandi" alsn strike OUT tho wnrtis ten
doliar' and inscft Ia liou thereof "hfty
cents"
Article VI. STRIKE out tho word. salt
lake" and inssFt IN lieu thcrsn "I'rnvu"
Ais, add Affi'ie XVIII, N rad a. foilowei
That the capital siork ~ the Company
may h. Assessed ~ snrh times, in such
a.,annis and To-, such pufE-cs a. tho noari
~ Trustees may determine"
4. liANAuIii ~. secretary.
salt lake city, Utah, April 9. isn
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OGDEN.
,.,,,... In cours-Judse Ro'.pp In Nor

gar.
...,., e,o,respondence.
II, the dIstric; court
ogden "" - p,,,.,,,, al. ,oi.
sa'uroay. , 49, No.. attended 10.
a.. ca.e of Mintle l.. Wood
:" W" .,-...,.., 10 xy,c,,,,.n..c the
mansee W '""'"'' -
demurrer 20 the complaint ""h h"r-
,.tuci and twenty days given TO an
swei. ,..,.. cue a,,.o,
John j. oreiher w 's"e" IVY
hallway company; ON motion OF ue-
fendant Judgment. verdict OF jury ana
luminous ". as o,., .,
JOHANNA Wrihht " n'"N','"'' "
HALLWAY Trainmcn: order diSmissing
Inc case set aside.
A. sadd " John '. cortez; stricken
frnm the calendar.
statr W IIoken Olsen. for selling
ana bench warrant Issued for defend
ant.
Emma W. Banniftcr W y. w. Exum
., al. case concluded and taken under
Abatement
Judge Hlier heard Arguments on the
notion ., ,ns ',.'nh " '"s ~ ~
Stephens TO be allowed TO 20 TO trial on
the original complaint, the amended
complaint having been successfully de-
INJURED 10. and took the matter under
adyiacment.
eot.nr Ar 1,onnAx
'
Judge Roinpp went 60 Morgan this
morning TO open the May term OF the
Second district court there.
The funeral of the late Mrs. J. y.
Murphy was held at 2 o'clock y. m.
yesterday from the First ward meeting
house and was largely attended. The
cor,eEc TO tho grave was a long one.
Iutorment was IN the city cemetery.
,.,r ,aron 80.
hh'''' ''S''" '""''
sheriff Iayne went out IN Huntsville
Saturday afternoon and arrested lioken
olsen. Who WAS out on ball. pending an
appcai 10 the supreme court, and
bfought him 10 ogden. 10y request Of
Inc county attorney. Olsen was re-.
isased until most ThursdAy. when no
viii again b. brought before the court
~ b. fe.sentcnced, lie had been con.
ylcted 81 selling LIQUOR without n H.
r.nse aud sentenced TO nay n me Of
ufn and l,e lmprlsonsi ia tho county
IAN for 100 DAYS. Prom this sentence
be appealed
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SCHOOL FINANCES.
IA. .,,,,,,t,,.. n, o,.,c.. n, IA.
-, -, .S,,ca,,on ..,ins,. ,h., AZ,
.,,n,,pt ~ mon.v witch viii be no /.
oi,rs5 a., enc s,,n,,o,t ana r,ninien,nre
~ 'hc n,rdcn t.i,v srhoois Cor Inc school
,'..r co,ame,eing Iniy 40. and ana,
ms J,,n. Ia is0o viii h. ,ee I'd, inter.
- en nond. 4, iso' o. hulidlnr n,,r.
v,,.c. A. ,ses ,atai ,or ali ,arnoss. ~. .
doo n,tur,ins as oao ,he sun,tnt 4.
h. ,.aii,sJ hv n,,no,,ianm.nt I'd s,a,.
school tases' leave. IN. sum OF 80 900
10 he raiaed by local t.sation. Tn. 81.
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Provo.
neay OF W. %. Callahan seat Ea.,-Lssal
uusines. -Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. May i.-Mr. J. l.. Callahan
came down from Helena. Mont. Sat
urday, TO view the body Of the man who
came TO his death from being struck
byA II. q. W. engine on the track near
Provo last Tuesday. Mr. Callahan rec
uEnixcd tho body nn that OF his broth.
~ w. II. Callahan. whose home was
~ WaHecn. Mimi. whore he Ind wife
Provo last Tuesday, MIR. Callahan rec
NE body omhalmed and started with
u for Masecn this morning. over the
u. q. W. lie was greatly affected over
the sad death Of hia brother. he In
formed the News" representative that
Ills brother was an architect aud build
lng contraction. two years ngo he fell
from a scnnoid and received injuries
from which he never fully recovered.
and which affected HIS brain. About two
months ago he left home, thinking that
travelling would prove beneficial 10 him.
and Mr. Callahan suppose his mental
trouble has lncNasod until he found
himself without means and far away
from friends and gave way TO denpon-
dency. lie does not, however. think
that his brother committed suicide. and
NE circumstances do not seem TO In
dloate that he did,
LfbAL buSiNtHS'
The following orders have been made
IN the Fourth district court;
Prank firunyer Va Charles Turner 81
~; dismissed on motion OF attorneys
ESTATE Of H. ID. swaaey. deceased;
neiitlon for sale q personal property
Eranted.
]. n. Riley has been brought over
from spanish Fork Ia serve twenty
days In tho county Jail. which. with u
me Of tis. was Imposed na penalty
BY the justice IN spanish Fork, for
pelty larceny taking some money. from
inO.
LAID TO REST.
The funeral Of John v, Smith. held In
The Third ward meeting house fatur.
day, was well attended by relatives and
friends OF the decreased. The speakers
were Elders David Van Wagenan, My
ron Tanner. Evan Wride. NJ. L. Pratt
and T. ~ Taylor
Funeral services over the remains of
Joseph Charles Nuttall were held In tho
lake View meeting house Yesterday.
md was largely attended. The follow
Ing speakers addressed the mournersi
Elders John @. Graham. James Glove,
Robert SHELTON. jos. n. MoEwan and
John Johnson. iioahard and Pyne
brothers quartet rendered beautiful
music. Sixty-three carriages followed
The remains 10 tho Provo cemetery,
where the interment took place.
NOTES
Judge Dusenb0rry II back from his
MP south having held court IN Pan
Tuitch and lSanab. The Judge reports
great loss of cattle In thnt section on
account OF drought.
Elders =. p. Eggertsen Jr. and George
". brimhnli were the speakers AT the
tabernacls yesterday.