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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
BRUTAL ASSAULr.
Charles Claypool Gets Flned S75 and
Seyenty-nye Days.

Judge Timmony handed out ftln
Justice this afternoon la the form Of
several sentences that were CONNER.
Hurntc with the offcnsel
Charles Clnypool received the sem
tcnce OF So hno In conjunction with
Hovcnty-hyo days. which means that no
Will withdraw tho light of his counien-
oncc from spoioty for the period OF ave
months 10 come.
According TO Bessie johnson. "a none
Der Of the demi-m0nde. the puguiatlc
young man crawlod through the tram
som last evening and proceeded to boat
her IN an unmerciful manner. knocked
"a couple Of teeth loose ana wound up
proceedings By cuuctlng the part N
oihello ana placing a. pillow on her face
proceeded Go Ht ON the same. At this
precise moment the landlady threat
cntod 10 Kick the door in 90 Claypool
suspended hustlllties while beHiemoua
recovered her suspended animation.
frnndlc Brown. o. companion NJ the I'M
lurud woman, C0rrDhorutUd the state
mcnh % the prosecuting witness. all
o. which defendant denied IN toto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Obssquies Take rirce from the Family
Hesidencc ihls Afternoon.

The obaeuuies over the remains Of
Burton e.. Morris were TO be held nj the
family fHaldfucU. corner Of Second
North and ounce streets at , o'clock
thla afternoon. Tho last rites were TO
o. 1H quiotly conducted ua possible. this
being the expressed wish uf the family
Who. grateful Tor the sympathy ~
friends desired that only relatives aud
the most intimate friends be- present.
Tho speakers were 60 be- Lieutenant
Colonel John q. Cannon, the oincer
who mustered in Troop j, yrrgy n
Rough pldorH. AMI who was second In
command Of the regiment IN which The
deceased served. and Bishop %. H..
Whitney. The music was 60 Boz fur
niahcd by "a quartet composed % George
-. pyper. Andrew Peterson. Miss ueaHie
Edmnnds and Miss Fannie Farnoa. In
termcnt was 10 take plncc In the city
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Queenstown, July n-Archhlahon
ireland of Minnesota. sailed for the n.
s. on board the steamer Britannia. a
large number OF priests and Influential
people babe the archbishop farewell be.
fore the departure % the steamer.
Archbishop Ireland delivered n pow
erful address hcfois an immense audi
cnce IN the opera house az Cork yeater-
day evening ON the subject uf the Pro.
pie Of Ireland and temperance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
MRS, EMERY IMPROVING.

Mrs. Susanna %. Emery ~ suffering
from an attack Of typhoid fever which
first made its appearance previous 90
her return from Denver on last Friday.
For a few weeks past Mrs Emory hus
been visiting iu Denver and contracted
the malady while in the Centennial
State. Mrs. EmeryH numerous friends
will be delighted 90 learn that this af-
ternoon the ostimablr lady was frcllug
much better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
TO THE SALT PALACE.
Salt Lake city Line WIN Reach the
Gates Tonight.

The Salt Lake city Street Car com.
pany will have completed tonight tho
extension Of their limo on Main street
90 Ninth South and thence half a block
east to the entrance of tho grounds
Of the Salt Palace. This extension viii
b. appreciated by tho public, 40 well us
being profitable 90 tho company. during
tho salt Palace season AT least The
company also placed today on the
brigham Street live one OF the fine new
vestbulc cars recently purchased Tor
the service In Tits city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

NOTICE y hereby given that VIII re-
colro hld. ~ my ofilrc. Dc.orct News luld-
lus. salt Lake Ciiy. Utah. up 90 aud incluI-
lnf iuly 4 i-n, Tor Tho rights tu subscribe
Tor - shares ~ the new issue of the capital
stock " The Utah sugar co. All bids 10 10
.enlfl ana 90 lr opened on said date at pin.
Tor au particulars apply ~ the undersigned
HORACE q WHITNEY,
sec. NTr0ns Utah sugar 90.
salt Lake city. July u. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
BANKRUPT REPORT FILED.

In tho United States court today
Referee Frank H. Hozhclmcr hlcd MA
record In the bankruptcy proceedings
Of Horace II. Eldrcdge. OF Robson,
Juab county. who was adJudged bank
rupt on May 20, 1888.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Ella jeffrey o. uclng william g.. JEFF
rcy for divorce. alleging dcsrrtlou ua
The ground Defendant o. re- member
nf the sixteenth infantry. which rrgt-
mrnt Dc Joined On April. 1895 The
parties lntermurried in this city May
I. 1896. A three yoar-old Flfi Ii tho
issue Of the marriage which plaintiff al
Hu asks to be- awarded tho custody OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, july go,

nous Enforcement of the meeting ana
huth gentlemen were declared rlDgitl'
william giqssmnn moved that Juan
ana Sanpeto counties De- each given
Vice president. Carried. Col lrlhnck
placed In nomination Ferdinand Alder
Of Juab. and Col NJ. VI kaignn named
W. NJ. Nesblt Of Eureka Both sem
tlemen were elected. on motion OF
Mr.. isetchef the following sub-coWmlt-
tees were provided for Finance ontcr-
thlniuent parade speakers. trnu.pur-
tntion, music, presentation ~ state
medals and triumphai arch.
Mrs. Priscilla .. Ritter moved mat
Liberty Park be- desigated ga The place
Tor general entertainment and banquet
Judge Roinpp. ns nm amcndmentm1frh
that this be received aa "a suggestion
and that tho meeting DO not bind o.
foif 10 Liberty Park Amendment
carried.
GRAND MARSHAL PENRosE.
on motion Of colonel Kalgn General
W. II. penrose was appointed grand
marshal u the day.
IT.. O. whitney moved thut The chair
man N general committee and chair
men of committees be- constituted an
cNecptive committee Carried.
colonel NaiThn moved that the grand
marshal be given authority tu select
such aids ng ho may nood. carried.
William GlaaHmnn moved that the
Rcd Cross society Boz allowed o. furnish
the volunteers with dinner and supper
nt ogden, az the Junction Cliy'r re-
quest. Carried. A motion by Mr. i.etcher
90 extend mn Invitation 10 the national
guard 10 participate and 90 hold one
Compliment while tho celebration o. on
wag referred to the renerli coLl.uittee.
IN adjournment was taken at 1850
until this afternoon.
LIST or VOLUNTEERS.
Tho list o. Utah volunteers by coun-
Ties re- nH foilowH; Beaver. ~; ii0xolder.
4. Cache, 22. Carbon. 9; Davis. n.
Emery. 4: Junb. 80. Willard. ! Morgan.
3. piute d Salt Lake. 1o7. sunpcte %;
SEWER. 2ei summit "a Tooole, 80. Utah,
Gli Wasatch. a. Wayne, J. Weber. Is.
LETTERS OF REGRET.
Secretary Lyman read letters Of re-
grct az not being able TO serve on CONE
mlttcca from the following, g. II.
blanchard. city; Ahram Hatch, iiober
city; y. n. Klmhal. Mcrcur; W. N.
Clark r. W. Mcdaniel. ~ ". Hayes,
soyicr county. Spencer ClnwHon. city.
CiAfRMEN or COMMITTEES.
AZ this afternoons meeting n now
committee ON Invitation WuH created,
% which Governor Wells was chosen
chairman. Other chalrIncn were APP
pointed as follows:
FInnnce-Iohn j. DAILY.
pnrade-Gcneul pcnrnHe.
TrnnHportntlon=Col Bruhack.
Entortainmont-Mr Priscilla J,
Ritter
Spcukcfy-J. n. Letcher.
Muaic-H. q. whitney.
Presentation Of Modals-C. Il. Saw
age.
Decorations Mayor John CLARK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

other man. from whom he possibly de-
mnuled q sun. the two laid iheif cigars
un the table and continued o. talk the
matter over, from then on iuCidenta
crowded In thick and fast ami in the
excitement the "fags' were forgotten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Mat Mcnkiu. tho chronic thorn IN tho
side 0f the police, pleaded not guilty"
% vuguury, SarRt Brown. however,
convinced the court otherwise and Mat.
thias Will rcpose 10 JAN Tor tho next
twenty days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

William Mckay. curley-hcudc1.
hluc-eycd boy OF 10 summers. pleaded
guilty 10 stealing % bicycle the proper
- ~ Henry Coulhan OF the oregon
Short Line railway. His portion was
q severe raling down and twenty days
In inil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
RAILROAD WINS.
Interior Department Decides Against
Ward and In Favor Of e. +.

ESPECIAL TO THE "Nl'Ws"l
Washington, D. g., July 2O-rhr ln-
terror department today rendered q de-
cislou IN the case Of Alfred Ward ys the
Central Pacific Railroad company in-
voiylng land An section "a, Salt Lake
city land district, ia favor OF thu rlu-
road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
RELIABLE

You will ma tho results NJ tho hak-
lnr rich. light and Wholesome ~ you
uso THREE Crown Baking Powder aH an
ingredient. This powder In the best the
market affords. is sold ne price YOU
can AFFORD 20 buy, o. o. result Of careful
study and honest EFFORT 90 yet a good
aud nrst-claFs article Tor low price.
and whom you have a can Of o. you
have tho assurance OF satisfaction,
since what we orer you is attractive re-
suits Tor an attractive price.
For aaie and guaranteed by an gro
cors ~ 2tc. per 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
CITIZENS RESPOND
QUITE LITERALLY
Big Meeting Of State Committee
on Volunteers Reception,
GOV. WELLS is CHAIRMAN.
Executive Reports Collection $50 90
Already More In sight
sub-Conimiitecs.

a large and enthusiastic meeting of
the general committee appointed by
Governor Wells to make arrangements
for tho reception Of the Utah volun-
tccrH wua held In Supreme Court rooms,
city ana County building. at n a. M.
today. Governor Wells called tho meet
ing 60 order and briefly stated the oo-
jcot of the gathering. paid a high tri-
butte 10 the volunteers. whose fame. he
said. h now world wide. The executive
also made "a number Of suggestions as
20 the mode and method uf procedure
ana concluded by asking tho pleasure
OF the meeting.
on motion OF Judge Holnpp, Governor
Wells was elected chairman of the
general committee. Richard ~. Lyman
Wna chosen secretary. The roll was
then called and the following ladies and
gentlemen responded In answer 20 their
names!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Annie Adams, Ferdinand Alder. Theo-
dotc Bruback. Simon Hamburger. John
Boyle, Mrs. John y. Bagley. Mrs. NJ. A.
Hrcgdcn. Sarah A. Boyer, John J. DAILY,
Mrs. William Driver. Thomas -. Dee.
Ferdinand Erickson, John Fisher
samuel Francis, John n. Fullmcr.
William Glnsmnnn, Daniel Hclnor.
Ahram Hatch. q. 3. Jones. Al. NJ
knlghn, Richard n. Lyman. j.. u.
Letchcr g. H.. Loose, Jacob MOritz. Ly-
man 10. Mnrtcurau. ". A. Nclden, Jcn-
ME Nelson, ". 81. NcHblt. W. ~. PEN
rose, John Parry Mrs Priscilla ]. Ritter.
Julia 10. iinwliuH, Henry \. Rolnpp.
Rachel Seigcl, g.. 70, Savage, Reed
smOot ~. q. whitney, u. q. Webb. J.,
W, n. Whltccuttun, James y. Fcrgu-
Nuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Governor Wells reported that 2. O..
NJ, 1, had practically agreed TO con-
tribute $500 aud that other business
firms and private parties had promised
90 aid the worthy cause.
j. r. Lotcher moved chat three vice
chalrmrn be added 10 the list OF oillc1rs,
and az the same time named Mrs. VIII
Ham Driver vi ogden as one OF tho
uhulrmDn The motion prevailed and
Mrs. Driver was elected By a unani-
nous vote,
Judge Rolapp moved that The other
two come from Logan and Provo.
carried Mayor Jones OF Provo named
Reed Smoot us the member from hlB
town, and Judge Rolapp put IN nominal
ton Lyman n. Martlncau of Logan.
Both nominations received the unanl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

Governor Wells Informed tho meet
inF that he had applied 20 tho Sou
thrrn inclnc fur terms fur u special
train 90 bring the boys from san
Francisco 10 salt Lake and had hoped
TO have had q reply to lay before to-
days meeting. Thus far, however, no
word had been received. though the
Governor expected 10 be quoted reason
able figures Tor the reason that he had
presented To- the railroad people tho
strongest kind % an endorsement
Tho Governor further reported that
he and Colonel BrubaCk had visited a
number uf business mon and had felt
the public pulse ON donations. Ito was
very pleased 10 be able to say that
the result ot his and Colonel BruhacEH
pcrgrinntiouH showed contributions
amounting ia the aggregate 10 $4,000,
tluud applause followed this highly
pleasing announcement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
Saturday
-e~~~oe~~-~~~~~~~~S~-
News

I, delivered BY Carrier on the night
Of publication In Ogden, Provo,
Springyills. spanish Fork, Eureka.
Silver city. tshl. American rofk.
Pleasant Grove, payson, Tsylon.
vile. Wsit Jordan. Sandy. Murray.
Bountlul. Pennington. Frisco
kay,yills. and Csnisrylllsi and
early Sunday Morning In Brigham.
logan. poeitsllo. N,phI. Paris.
FfAnklin. Montpelier. and many
Other placs4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20

The names OF those who have thus
Gar contributed together with amounts.
are as follows;
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Pittsburf. Feb. n-Mrs Agnes Neuocr AGED
thirty-four. ana her nino-months-old haby yycro
fatally burned to-day at their home. in Danto
Alley. John Neuner. the woman's husband was
badly burned about the hand5 and overcome b.,
aIioke 2nG neat IN trying 10 save his family The
cause OF the fire IS unknown.
Fort Bragg. Cal. Feb. John BOYLE a sec,io,
foreman, in a nt Of delirium tremens. droppod q
lighted lamp upon the floor Of his cottage to-da,
and burned to death his two grandsons. aged five
and three respectively. who. with their mother
lived with him.
Danvil!e, H.. Feb. ll-Mrs Mary Montgomery
has secured verdict for 5000 against 4. r Hnl
a lawyer OF Danvile. for stating that he had OBJ
talned divorce for her when he had not she had
ceiycd. ~ N'' w
Nashville Tenn, Feb III d Clark wac in
dicied to-day for the murder Of Minnie Clark alias
Blanche Cox. his supposed wife. The body WAS
found last Sunday night on bridge across tho
Cumberland River. near this CITY under circuro-
stances indicating preparations Tor throwing the
body into the river. Clark was Identified as bel
or the bridge with buggy an hour prcyious Ia tle
discovery. lie comes from q prominent family of
Montgomery. IA, ana IS n brother Of Thomas II
Clark. law librarian Of Congress The trial IL set
for March 10.
Cumberland Md. Feb. 1.-THE body OF Willio m
Murray. miner. horribly muiilatcd. wa found on
the railroad track near Vale Summit his home
this morning lie had drawn pay for hinaelf and
two others. amounting to over $50 al Hoffman
and IL Is supposed attempted to board ii fraln re-
turning. The money was scattered all over tho
track. His skull was cut as II by a saw.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
REVIEW BY GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PARADE OF THE
SEVENTH REGIMENT

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PARADE OF THE
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The eth Regiment will parade in full-dress uni
form Friday evening for review by Governor
Roosevelt. The detail Of the guard will be- officer
of the day, Captain John W. Douga; officers of the
guard Lleutenants Henry V. d. Black and Louis }.
Josceyn. two sergeants, four corporas and thirty
priyates. The state decoration for faithful service
will be presented. Private William C. B. Kemp. OF
Company T.. Will receive the twenty -fve-years SER
vice medal; First Lieutenant William II. FOLSOM
and Private Joseph r. Dederer will receive the
ond-class medals for twenty years service.
The third-class decoration for fifteen years
vice will be given to Captain George J. Weaver
First Lieutenant James Wotherspoon, Battalion
Sergeant-Major Louis f. Vanner. Ordnance Ser
goant Robert NJ Kaloch Quartermaster-S Sergeant
Frank Koch, Private Robert Holt. jr Corporal
William H. Jolrneay. Private Ezra w. Bennett
Private Edward C. Schoonmaker and Second Lieu
tenant James W. Cleveland.
Fourth-class decorations for ten years service
will be presented 10 Color-Sergeant Herbert GrOes-
beck Quartermaster-Sergeant Wesley r Smith
acknowledgement Alanson b. Wilson. Cor
scoble Prvates William IL Oliver William H.
Wright Louis F. Eggers. Charles r. shaw and
Charles r.. French; First Sergeant Them g.
Dougherty, Sergeant Walter II. Brown. Prlyates
Herman s. Tiemann .Adolph +. Rauch and Albert
r. Strauch; Corporal Hobart II. Smith, Private Jo-
seph >. Woodhouse. Private George II. Barlow,
First Lieutenant Ambrose O. Todd. First Sergeant
William b Miles Corporal George r. Martin. First
Sergeant louis Sands. Private Edward Schetlin
jr. First Lieutenant John T. Fisher and Priyates
Albert W. Morley. jr. John ". Cary. jr.. and Per-
Cival r. Irving
Preparations are being made for musical enter
tainment OF extraordinary proportions which viii
take place at the armory some time next month
The 7th Regiment Band. under the leadership OF
Ernst Neyer. Will be augmented by the addition OF
many pieces. and Daniel Godfrey English military
band will have important place on the pro-
gramme.
The Hastcad trophy has been won by Companv
g. with a of 26J points. Company + was 4
close second with 264 points. and Company u made
the lowest score The following IS the Official
record:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
riTHER TCHOL CHiNGES HIS fA'H'

he LEAVES THE EPISCOPAL PRIESTHOOD ~
BECOME \ ROMAN CATHOLIC.
II become known yesterday that the Re''
~i.hol had LETT the priesthood OF the Episcopa'
l,h,,r,b and had become Roman Catholic. II" j,
l,,ai,ar ,bout fortv years old, and was ordained
= rriest Of the church Of England in ls% lie c'''e
to This city I'm 1891 and became sub-warden or inc
sistorhood Of St John the Baptist acting a. c""p
lain AZ the convent Of the order in East seven
tecnth-st. He became known 10 the puohc D! i''
enthusiastic devotion 70 the memory OF hihg
C'harIes | and he founded In this country brahGHess
~ The Society Of King Charles the Martyr ana @ o,
tbo order ~ the White Rose The iattcr wa tI a
nolltcaI society whose chief tenet Was the uis,T uis,f
ri@ht ~ kings He had in these societies , smai,
following chiefly English people. The St,atemenss NJ
thai ne was AT one time curate IN tht Clu' 'C' ~.
81 Mary the Virgin. in Fast Forty-sxth.s IS p npt
.rue II Is said by those VINO know OF lle ~
cImstances that Father Nichols action was ait2 t'-
gether sudden and unexpected and ioloWed , T., ''s
ottendance upon a mission lately hed mere III "a
Roman catholic church and a subsequent Dt'el
stUdv OF Roman Catholic claims: lie was hQt a
priest of the Diocese Of New-York' oihciStnS nete
merely by license OF the Bishop or loIh;;
Father Nicho is now in Boston j. * uh1rr IS
that he will become priest OF the Roman Od'"onc
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TRICKS TO KEEP WARN.

FROST BITTEN INDIvIDUA1s WHO RIDE IN ELE-
VATORs AND STUDY THE DIRECTORY.
A spell of weather" warm or cold, usually gives
rise to peculiar and incidents and the cold
snap Of last week exception 10 the rue.
The starter of group of elevators in large Office
building said that hundreds Of men were driven
into the large warm halls and vestibules OF the
sky-scrapelc by the cold weather. but As lettering
in such places IS allowed the frost-bitten in
divduals usually made beeine for the elevators
and with an air OF business, rode to floor high
up in the building and then after few minutes
OF rest walked down. If they were not sufficient
ly warm by that time they would get off at the
first second floor and wait for another elevator.
and repeat the excursion. Several Of these cold
day riders were followed and traced 10 other
buildings where they went through tho same per
formance, and there can be no doubt that many
who would have been cold otherwise had
warm time.
The city directory shelves in downtown offices
were also popular resorts. Men with blue noses
and fingers too numb to turn the pages stood IN
line waiting TO look at the directory, and II was
noticed that matter how much time the man
who had possession Of the book consumed. TO
matter how carefully he looked over pages Of ad-
dresses. there were no protests from the men who
were further back in the line. In some offices
the directories became popular that they were
referred to the drug store in the next block
fOaly
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
CHEMISTS DISCUSS PAPERS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the American
Chemical Society New-York section. took place on
Friday evening at the assembly room OF the Chem-
!sts' club No los West Fifty-hfth-st. DR. John A
Myers read a paper. giving 4 resume Of the pres
ont conditions Of knowledge I'm regard To nitrates,
with special reference to their applications IN aSr-
culture and in the chemical Industries. Ah0ther
nannr Of interes, was read hy Frederick 5. Hyde
on "A Method for the Analysts Of Canned Con-
dcnscd Mix" 4 paper by DR.. Alfred Roos upon
iThn Manufacture OF Ether was OF interest in set
ting forth the possibilities of producing ether in hot
countries like Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philippine
Islands where at present they have no factories
Tor that purpose. Dr Ludwig II. Reuter- read two
papers both of them snort
The chemists hav" recently organized Chem
lists club at the address given.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
eighteenth Street, nineteenth Street and Sixth Hvsnus
NCST PAY OK 90 TO JAIL.

THE KNICKERBOCKER ALIMoNY CASE HEARD By
JUSTICE DIcKEY IN WHITE PLAINS.
Mrs Cor!nne f. Knckerbocker. Of Yonkers last
December obtained an absolute divorce from her
husband. William W Knckerbocker, Of New-iork.
Mr. Knickerbocker is cashier Of the Western
Transit Company Of New-York. The decree OK
divorce gave the wife 81 a month almony for her
support and that OF four children Of whom she
was made the custodian. The defendant failed 10
pay the alimony and took an appeal from the
decision Of Justice Dykman. An order TO show
cause was issued returnable before Justice Dickey
I'm White Plains why the defendant should not he
punished for contempt in not paying the aum9hy
The matter before the Justice yesterhay
when Mr.. Knickerbockcr's lawyer SAID that MS
client had sent them clothes. . ~,
But they can't eat clothes. observed Jusuce
Dickey. .,, -.
This was admitted but the lawyer continued mat
trov were willing to give bond for the payment
but they can't eat bond. either, said the
Justice who then made an order that Nj mick
erbocker must pay up the back alimony' amoghI,,
ing TO about $3.50. by next Tuesday or De adludseo
I'm contempt OF court.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
JERSEY VOLUNTEERS RETURN HOME.

PART OF THE THIRD REGIMENT ARRIVES FROM
ATHENS. GA AND Is WARMLY WELCOMED.
Elizabeth. ~ j. Feb. 11.-A large crowd greeted
the members Of Companies and + OF the 90
New-Jersey Volunteers, who arrived at the Penn
svlvania station from Athens Ga. shortly before
noon There were lGS men in the party. They
looked well. and attracted much attention as they
marched out OF the railroad station with bows OF
cotton attached to their caps. The volunteers
brought with them the body Of Private John Nc
Carthy, Of Company 3, who died suddenly yes'eF-
dav from heart trouble when the train was near
Richmond Mccarthy twenty-one years DID,
and lived with his parents in Dvislon-st. Eliza
beth.
The same train made stops at New-BrunswlcK'
where Company l. got off and a.so AT hah"aI'
where Companies F. Of Railway; 6, OF keyporl; n
Of Asbury Park. and Il, OF Long BTanch' chahse"
cars for their respective homes. , ,,.
rbe volunteers were in charge Of the company
officers as the members OF the field and stan OF OF
the regiment Will not arrive until next week "nch
the remainder OF the Sd Regiment VIII come North'