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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
A SALT IAKEES I'LL Lick


Tho John Lindsay Dramatic s.,......
which has Just completed at ... ~
mcni ai the Grand upon u.Y.. ~,
financial distress, and tH rr.ri
this city without the vb.,...|'...l. 10
continue iH Itinerary Tii. ..tl p
condition % Affairs iH tho r..BI. '.i wv
ui business in Butte. and t.., ~.
coincidence In tumplrlrv I.a
VINO maunEcd Go Fut away eut tt
c1mpany'H share ~ thH r..i.i'
cifcumHlnncea lu which iHr rIr
hndg himself Will br tha .......'.
much fegfot among Nr I.4
friends, whose talents ent.iir ~.
more lucrative buaincsa and t.,..
Mr.. Lindsay called nt t.tI..t...
quartcfn last nlght ana wanted (. nv.
rant Issued Tor the arrest 10 ura ~. L.
EiNcrH, whom tho actor rb1rs..
having appropriated fhe nrf.
the company. Mr Lindsay ali NJ, ~
o. FORMER occasion De- Hmn'ut.f f..
~ udNHncn nNrnf. ana Ha hH agf-..
dHpnaitnn % pose HH % Theatrical ...-
ana Wroak havoc among fh. f.a.Ia...
hearts uf the towns visited ..r
very much dialncllned Go rUst ttr ~.
Hnry bills. and do the work "a .s.t.
vance man. Do was clmur.IsI d. Ii-
NNAN ~ Nlllla " N"N NNn actor HHHINH.I Ia
Butte few days aHu Dr. was a..a.i.
10 meet bic oid-tImr advance r.r -
wore The two rcudly made rH IT,.
differences of LONG ago. ana h..~.
Eul friends again. Th. .Isr oa.r.t
sunday night ana Mr. lInIstY ra.i.i
a. ununolal representative tn rHri In
Che door TIE asked Elyrrs ~ il itIs
WORK Tor him. and tn check Hn rff5
The management after Coo shHu al
draw The company nfrcuniirs ~ tfs
receipts. This h. dli turn.nr M
money over Go Mr. Lindsay Mlnsy
night he performed tho same Outs. IA
received $50 nH Mr. L'ndmy's shane hri
ON rcrnlvlnr The money hH dInnnair.i
and Mr Lindsay wnH not Hhs in 81
him. lie asked Captain fayd,n Dr. ar.
tctt Elvufn, but the captain advised
Lindsay ~ swear out 20 warrant fr
ElvrfH' arrest. but up 90 % hta hour
this afternoon this had not been dlns
ElvUrn claims that me money u iHs
him fOr salary. which lr .ha 90 liYa
was not puid him. aud BE- was Imniy
taking extreme measures o. collect
what was due hlm.-HuUr tntsfm1un.
tain.
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INCARNATION OF CHRIST.
Subject Discussed at the Assembly Hall
Last Night.

The assembly at Father Younan's
mo"ting last nirhl was much largcr
Than NJ any umc during The Paulsta
mission here, Notwithstanding tho un-
favorable condition of the weather
The noted missionary d.couraed on
tho '1nonrnatlon NJ jesus Christ"
showing how prophosiea concerning tho
expected Messiah we're fulallod In the
birth aud life NJ che Savior
iIc spoke " the virriu Mary that
She was o. hHflme the uiuther % Christ.
and OF The rhnHfu. duisilkn lhurunEo NJ
the scripture relative 90 the cnncop-
ton uf Jesus, which. be- said, had Moth
Inc ~ the earth earthly a. ITO
claimed that Joseph was not the huH.
hand NJ Mar. bat hrr spouse, hrr
guardian. After concluding his talk
on the Incarnation Father Nunnnu
spoke ON the Sacrament 90 fUuinrn. DO
taking Tor hla text "f believe IN tho
Forgiveness NJ Slu," frum the creed.
A special feature NJ the musical proc
gram Wrru tho HniHH. Jerusalem aud
"Nrnl CREATOR hy Miss t.oNl,
Tho "liHni Presence uf christ No. tho
blessed Sacrament n tho subject fnr
tonight
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MORGAN IN THE PEN.
Slayer Of Captain Brown Taken to
the state Prison To-day.

james Morgan. IN, youth Who was
recently convicted by % jury ln urlg-
ham city ou tho grave charge OF muir
doriug Captain brown, and who was
subsequently, sentenced by judge Hart
20 ue shot on July 3th. was to-day takrn
to- the state prison Cor safe keeplus
in accordance with tho usual custom,
whom thr tlmr Hrt Tor thr execution Of
% convicted murdered draws nohrit waH
thought beet t1 place MORAN who're be-
could Doe more closely guarded.
sheriff Gordon and Deputy sheriff
Thompson brought The prisoner TO salt
Lake th'H morning ana took bin out 90
thr uoultcutiHB ut DO o'clock Hia doe
mrHuur was just the aamn uH n has
been over since hln arrest cool. onro-
lees and uumuvrd. tie entered biz new
place NJ confinement today, apparent
iy nH cheerful nA though be- was going
t1 ban
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STRANGE STORY.
Charles Marks Claims lie Has Been
Robbed Of SD,

Charles MARKS. who said ho hailed
fum lows. anuutrrod into p1no1 head.
quarters at o'clock this afternoon
aud told o. strange story De- stated that
hr and hn partner had been repairing
wheat binders in this city and yrHt0f.
day he had collected some of thg pros
ce,is OF their tUu. Laat night Dc won't
t1 bod lu r0oming hUuHu ut O. east
Second sluth and after placing his
money in hlH undrrahIrt he went Zoo
HIHrp ~ o'clock thlH morning hn WIH
awakened with follow feeling Doe nia
bumm. he saw four mon in tno ulum.
Afar hIuu CfUHHauNnwlnvd uy chief
hilton ana Detective Shoots. the man
rave ID detailed description 20 hlH four
mIduIrht visitors and admitted mat De
Iuy Boo bed thrive hours after the Occur-
romeo. whom Doc finally Eui un ana vNs
nmunI hlH ELECTS Dc found. sl Dc said,
mat fll ma been taken FROM hia pocket
book Tho man stated that De- was urrs
fHauy sober when hH went 10 bed which
fact vHH rurrHb1NtUd hy hiH mrtuar
Who WAS proreu, nt tho recital W tho
strfuHr story
Alter DO narrative hud been lHtrnei
tn u.s. thr assembled policemen. Marks
h.gHu fumhNur on hIH pocket md proc
dnaue l1'llr lHkHi how much tfur
HHHtn nlN' On hnlnH assured thI'
a.Ii t.HIH rItY pHlh Ihn salaries of thH
rHmrlIHuH Uf Ono peace tnr couple
IHU,d CONT Iuin iho rain once m0us
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho week has been hEnnlllod by an
event which illustrates 90 mnrhfi
extent the rnngrat0d condition ~ ilr
local money market We rrirr % iNN
closing OF the stock substitution ilHla
81 thu Utah SUGAR Go, The full amount
Of the additional capital, ilfVou. wuH
ruhtcfihed Tor hy the HtOckholdurH
themHelyrH, the nrHt 10 por cent hvins
paid down 40 cafhi only frW scatter
ing shares remain untnkrn "a fAcl
doubtless due 90 tho fact that some
shareholders i've az g. distance Ahd
may not have received the Official mott.
nthiions uf their allotment llnd thn
general public boon allowed 60 sub
scribe, there Dr. uu doubt that thr nov
capital could have been raised twlDo
over nn large lg tho amount NJ uuyW7
pIoycd money nov lying Ia th' han'e'
Iust prior 10 tho closing of the Sugat
ruhscfiptln lists, the Ola stock sold 40
tiA thU rights 40 HubHcrlhc Tor thg new
rtoek sold from zoe 90 Nsip ncf share
None W the now stock viii he lhaueN
tll october y. when the fcrund ptymrnt
OF 20 pgr cent win De- called ne hrHt 10
per cent d. represented by the Hcrrrs
iArys receipts II lH evident that with
the old stock selling 100 fli any ono
nlyIug the rlrhu tu Che now nt one
dollar O. share u@dg good purchase
Geo. AuHllni mo HHflOuIINfhI NNIH INf
tendcnt of t1e sugar company WnH nr
from fHhI thIH mumIur llH nys enc
present rains urD worth thousands ui
dollars to thr FARMERS UHi 200 tne Sue Hr
company ana thni thr boot crop. which
o. 1000 acres larger than last 3HHr
never looked more promising.
Speaking of tho plethora of money
one Df the stockholders of the peHrrrt
National UHuk this morning said. "rnH
nearretH deposits are larger today
than they were in 1890 ln the height li
the BOOM nud I do not doubt that the
Same condition exists with other icld-
ms banks Much of thlH money iH slm-
ply waiting Cor something safe IA Tao
way of Investment which means that
those who look Tor dividend paying
stocks 90 regodo from their present
prices, VIII look in vuin.'
Broker cutler reports the following
sales during tho week; peserct Nation
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TlMMONY SHORT ORDERs.
Chronic Barksllder Gets Twenty Days
Minor offenders Face the Music.

Alma gryrulno. who Ga beginning TO
have aspirations 90 star 10 Justice
Ilmmuuys matinee. appeared again
tuIH afternoon boo the police court ON
tnH Ola charge 0f drunkenness, In re-
splnHt tl Che complaint tho melancholy
Dane rnplIuls
"a hud won yiHkcy ant two peers !
didn't unk ] vas moooh trunk"
didn't thing YOU were drunk yen-
turUd thr court, 'why Alma, I have
seen the day when such "a llr aH you
had on would have cost mo 80 or 81.
YOU come haro too often, Sou had bet
Ter mrry with uH Tor twenty days.
Lewis n NlHoly, n small C0lurod boy.
amid couinuH tears, related the clrpum-
stances surrounding tho act of puriOln-
iuF busy whip. "A hnckman done
rlh me a. Quuriur TOR git n whip an I
done got him ono" The boy was told
tu depart. sentence being suspended
pending hia good behavior.
Dave Thnmas and "a, WINS, two con-
trlte drunkH pleaded guilty 10 tho Of
fonao ana wore allowed 10 depart
John and Henry Lewis, AlfrVd Scot
land ana AZ White. four respectable
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Tho friends of education are Invited
40 Dr. present nt tho commencement cs-
rrClHfa Of the Latter Gay Saints college.
90 De- held in tho Salt Lake Assembly
han. Thursday. June kth. Ht % %. m.
\ most Interesting pfurrlm has been
PREPARED. Including addruan0a hy stu
dents nu Grafton by Hon. William w..
King. ana musical selections by the
leading talent of the rlty.
class day exercises VIII DO held a.
caiarg building. 90 W. Fut North
dHy. NJ Lagoon. Friday juno o.
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AoMINI.rnAtnlN nrMoNrp.
Judge unss iisudsrs a Decision In ths
MraIn I.IaIr MaII.r.

Judge iiilaH today rendered doci.
al1n iu tho Edward train catatc c1ntrl.
NurHY, allowing the petition 10 charles
j. ifruiu 90 u nHtlrg OR the removal
of Emily Peters brain, na alminlHfrt.
smtutrH.
Judge HlleH finds that no the charges
for removal Hf the udWIustratrly ycro
not supported hy che evidence and that
the nlmlnlHtrAtuN had fully complied
with ihr requirements ui tho law. lu
every respect Tho only question paHHcd
upon hy biz honor WnH the construction
1f the statute with respect Co nn ud
mInlHtrHtrlH marrying uftrf her np.
rlIutmUnt The statute provides that
the court may remove her IN cuuo
ohio mlrrirH uEain Judge iiilea holds
that tho word marry means must and
Vhen un objection Il raised By Tho helr
nr hrlra tho court has no alternative
but 30 order ~ removal,
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Hewlett Bros. Co.,
Salt Lake city
HIS DEATH is CONFIRMED.
No Longer Any Doubt a, 10 NE Demise Of
S. E, B.oessom.
Neither write. to Attorney iisrring-
ton verifying the Itumor widow
Much Perturbcd In rcciinE.

There 81 no ionrcr amy doubt regard
ius lu the death VI 3. D. HlocMom. the
nineteen year old benedict whose wife
sued him for divorce "a month amer be-
had been consigned 90 mother earth.
Yesterday Attorney Harrington re-
crlycd word from thc young mans
mother in Denver. confirming TIE
fumnr NJ her sons death. The widow
0f deceased feels her position kuonly,
NOT having thr rofnotrHt ifea. when Hhr
commenced divorce Proceedings. that
her husband was even uuwHN Tho
case Zoe many respects hnH hern "a most
remarkable one.
NJ a. not known what property Block
f1m was rusruHffd ur az tho time of bite
death. but whatever 81 was 10 VIII now
revert tn tho widow The question,
however may Involve o. law suit
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SALT LAKE MAN DEAD.

Tho family ui james Bows 10 this
city were shocked yesterday No rucHIFn
che intelligence that Mr huvH had died
suddenly uf heart NIlufr near Tarn.H.
Mr UsNH was HhHormnu uud bod
been out 0n bic ranch iu Nevada auI
was sent f0r uu account ~ the llugsa
OF nlH brother jH..If who h now ut
thc family humr lu .H city,
Mr. Rows uus un hIr WY 90 Terrace
in order tu tHtr che luu mr home
when hH suddenly diHi lie hli utrI
Ions elmo iu Nevada and hmuEht his
family fu Salt Lake only m Cow months
au. The body arrived lu thIH city
thH wufnins
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The Proprietor Of the RAILROAD Ere
change Hotel. opposite che o. g. j.. Do.
pot desires 90 state that thf arrest NJ
Maui Evans. rofrrrod 10 hy fh.df
liuwells ln last nights "NcuH" d1 nlt
occur lu hla house nH mlTht D. lH-
fnrrrd from the shHrinH HfIfam0ntH.
Fun line NJ legal blanks. an iheh'ints
and forms of bankruptcy
o. A. uAMMit-
bt W Second South STREET
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PRIEST. SNOW AND PARTY.
Arrive safely at Oasis aud Go On 10
DcscrcL

Desert via oasis Utah. June a.
President Snow. who icft Salt Lake
last evening nj $3.50 p on. for Dcsoret
arrived here safely. The President was
accompanied By hh wife. Minnie o..
Snow. ana SON ferDl e. President In-
scph y. Smith and wlfn and Apostles
brigham Young and q. ~ Lyman.
bishop William u Preston. Seymour
y Nuunr Arthur Winter and charles
Mlickcn.
Tho party reached oasis ne 1880 last
night. were hrUurht Co pUHnrot this
morning in carriages. The roads wore
muddy. after thH heavy rain. In The
forenoon "a primary conference was
held This afternoon Tho ltollcf suclatY
conference ruuvouoa and this evening
the iiirh Priests win meet
sunday mornlnr the general cnufor-
rnco ~ Willard stake win commence
and On che afternoon the new mcctlnn
house VIII BE- dodicutHAd
n the weather lH favorable. the rrcsl-
Dental party Will drive oyer Go the
church form " miles. ana organize a
new ward thor,
The patty VIII return home TUESDAY
morning
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Father Youmnn VIII Give stcrcopti.
con Lecture june nth. IN 1hcntcr

Father Younsn lived forty years ID
India. 90 tho cyonins NJ june pth. in
SAT- Lake Thratfr d. VIII speak 81
the people uiiE.on, customs. mlnncrn.
vHaH rf Twins or that ttuur0 and
mlrhy country. nnd viii show AY over
On. hundred IHrHuptlHHn Hiiri. .uWn
Ffihs YUlrHn Wll rIVc lecture -
india. Hni The fafi lu conn DtlUn with
bis rendition nnd riuuuenre, lnHuruH
u nuc evening
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ESCAPE OF THE
TRAIN ROBBERS


atoly The dog was In square box,
und after the excitement had somewhat
ahatcd Hoarch for the bOX ana dog
was instituted, resultlnE IN The location
N The dog md one or two HiivctH from
the box They found the canine about
goo yards from the wreck placidly wag-
King hls cnudai Hppfndngu but refusing
to- come near the train. Tho last seen
nf him hn was H0uddlng across the
county in % manner that would give
the terrible tWede" q good race Mf.
Mccord says that b. hopes the robbers
VIII De- apuuthcndod. bui Do OF che upln-
Jon that they never Will be-
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The Passenger. Were Not Iutsrfercd WIN
snd kusw Not What IiHd itarpsnsd.


and Knew Not What Isd nappsnsd.
Judge W. No. Dickson was one Of the
pam.uTom on the train that WINS heli
ur. &C. Hnyr th0 only Inconvenience to
pnHsrnErrH WIS thr delay The train
was about nine hours late iu arriving
ut ihlH city, The delay az tho scene
nf tho robbery was about nVD hours.
1hrfU WuH nl CONSERVATION al tho time
among fhH uHHHs uErrH ho says. in fact.
low, if my of them knew anything
at lll about d. n was awakened"
HHll Nr Dickson tn ~ "NrWH' reporter
today. 'hut I dld NOE kuAw ihs oAuse
thufr was o. grcnt deal m taik amour
thU rlrHrnErr about tha affair. and
many details were given hY mmnr.
fUm0 said There Worn HlK robbers but
only four NNfr Hrru. n WHH HIn too.
that Che ruhher had hprHrs hltchei 10
20 corral near hyi hut thiH, too. may
have been conjecture We plnaed Inc
train which carried the officers back
o. thr HCeur uf the robbery"
"ihrHu mon must have been very doH.
purHiH UhHaUtrrHf
"rhcy wcrr. Indeed. j was told by
ono passenger that the engineer who
was ordered t1 run hiH enFine with the
cars attached forward. wnn oheyinr.
but ihry Thought he was delaying mat.
tors, and One of them struck him over
the head with n pistol while another
put a gun 90 hts back and was about
Co shoot him. end this for the bare
suspicion that no wnH not Implicitly
uheylng them There a. n0 doubt thar
They would have blown up the mo4.
HunEor with the car they dynnmitod.
" DE- hnd not HtHpplt 90 when urdrrOd
a. DO 20, They would NOT have scru.
plri ono moment 40 murder IN that
HHHuHN nj ND u..anHafu o.. .a,..... 49,.
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0&11p
Z1GGxEREus~-
DRY GOODS STORE

Very attractive Summer Goods ~
Extraordinary Low pricOn.
50.lnch Black satin Finished tl',
lirocndo Dress Goods, reduced from -
S''' 10 69e
Good Shirt Waist. style Madras
Cloths az
snow-white Dlmltica IN MN LLl
short lengths, 900 grade, FOR ~
Misses Gorman-madc, ribbed p'A'N
Hose, 2ic grade. any aize for M
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AT TnE i7lBERNACLE.
Father Younan viii Preach There
Tomorrow Night

The closing discussion ~ Father
Younan. me noted raulist VIII BE- de-
uverti nt me Tabernacle tomorrow
nIght at sli This viii end che aerirs
nf meetings that Do hHH held 10 this
city ITO Efforts have been very Huc-
roaHfuI aud Thousands have nuckri tn
bear The elfuuat eloquent speaker.
iiiH subject Tor tnmorrut night e Tho
Sewer ana thn Feed. HlId tn o. hlH
most powerful and Interesting sermons.
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Utah Colorado aud wyoming are An
'IlIf tru.f,a
Tho states NJ umh. Colorado md
Mynmlnt air nll vitality concerned in
bandits und The people NJ nU tbre.
commonwealth VIII bfenthe eIsler b.
hoy pre- Causht and brought to tus.
iire. AZ long na thry urs nt lar, ~,
w long VIII citizens on tho three stSies
ieei That thay orc ln danger from tb.lr
depraiHtloua. Il seems probable tb1t
Che governor of Wyoming win off.. r.
wards for their CHntur. mn. aIar .r
whose heads Governor Wells set price,
and Who are known u tHaU..Hl. .,I'l
Ono ihrge gnngH Powder Springs. If,ia-
.n.the- Wall and Robbers Roost nre ss
follows. ar
Butch Cassidy alias Parker nina
lngCrneId $500; George 10 ,ii,s
l,nng, alias Adams 500, Iack Nloore
l.lo' Moroni konord, 500, James Peter
llQo. ilalbort Mcclure $3.50. Ella Law.
ilooi Chris Madscn, alias MeKinney
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The order Co show cause IN the suit
nf W, a. Neidcn ct 90 W John Clark.
Mayor. 1t ul. was argued before Judge
iilleH to-day submitted and taken un-
dcr ldyiHoWcnt This o. The suit 10 pro.
vent tho carrying Out ri tho proposed
waterworlH improvements. except un-
drr the supervision vi the board ~ pub
Dc works.
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rrnduatea lu the Tntiered Travellers
ria Trutun. association. who were
rathtfeI in carly thiH morning after %
faiaa alarm nf burglary had been te-
calycd from tho Peoples Equitable Co
uu. were allowed 90 rot uut ~ town
John Brown. violating the bicycle or
dinance hy riding 0n The Sidewalk 10
thr restricted district. forfeited tho
usual g. ball
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TENORS VS. BASSOs.
Tabernacle Choir win Play Ball Next
Tuesday Afternoon.

The tcnors and hassoa ~ he Tabor-
nnclo choir have been ruled with Che
baton ionr enough; they now intend
60 take u in their own hands. not with
the idea that they viii strike anything
harder than the empty rihcr unless ,ho
weapon bo made from tWo-by-rIK
plank but because of the baHahaii fad
that ~ now ali the rage. Providing
the weather permits. tho warblou viii
assemble ON tho a.. % o., campus at o
D m, Tuesday ana iudulEo in "a tuncy
baseball battle. DISTRACTIONS have been
iHHucd to those in churgo uf the Eruuuis
tn have "a thick covering ~ straw in
The Geld 90 that the performers may
lny down Do comfort while M pursuit
of the sphere. No runner Will De- al.
lowed 90 stop 90 Indulge in "a chat bc.
tween bases, each player will De- pro-
Nldrd With % sunny sack 60 CORRAL the
ban, but "a play Viii NOT count u "a ball
outefH the sack after 10 has STOPPED
rolling. The ialica Boz ATTENDANCE are
requested 90 cufh thrlf Fuulferttlye
powers su uu NOT cause rIatH lu tho air.
fld Phillips hHr been unrlrrd Co nun
bases, should the batter o. overcome
after accidentally hiitIng the halt SO
remarks nn The shapes" OF the rinYrfH
win Doe tolerated. Should 10 b. found
Necessary 90 form amy more rules % Will
De- accomplished GOA the hritionpi1
The valiant olshtrnn which win line.
up. nr las down. lu tho coming fray Dr.
un folloWai
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omaha stoshhold,r. Decide on an rsed
irnt rian.

Tho parties 90 tho Omaha mining mlt,
Involving 1890 share of stock husU
reached au aFrugmrut ar Go The dis.
position Uf The disputed stock. nfipu.
court ytfiordnY afternoon which pro.
N.doH that Prank g.. M00f0hnuae shall
receive $500 nhlrGF Simon iitmhrrEer
1900 shares james Is. Gillespie $500
shares and ~. a. Holmes .tll shares.
tubirct t1 a iiHn of a cent pr Hhhro,
10 DE- PAID hy thH PARTIES rccoivIng the
D. a. Mcmillan. boz HntlHnrtiln or Die
claim, The costs ate 90 Do paid On
equal proportions hy the parties ~.
caiyiur tho stock upon j. 10. Walker
lr, dciiyerlng them thc certificates "
stock
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A. fff5. =. G.. MI. Nes; Home Fire,
az
lrta 90 nor cent dividend nu Oriau
at,g.. rIur1rv aIDet WINS rHII boo
11illI ,B tb. Id iuat. gtacsboiIaIs aIr
,iIuIr..i tU nupaHr iu rarsan ur CO. Nla
,,rIif.u orirfa in ufdar to receive th0lr
dItif.rd
TIN. favorable trade conditions ln th'
,4 ..n..t.f 81. tIn f.fufnur.IHI
TItH.ftHna ftIHV which state That th7
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M INQUEST HELD.
Relatives of lhron ctmumg- Deny
Suicide Theory Funeral Tomorrow.

NNNiN' N'"lN ANN'AA 90 AWNiNllNMs
Tine relatives and friends 90 lArnn
Cumminu were much incenard today
over che published statement that the
deceased had committed suicide or that
10 was tho intention Co hold an inquest.
Roth " these conclusions thry declare
au wholly erroneous
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ton that death WHH due to apupluNy
should Boz sufficient Go explode amy idea
aH Co Hnlf HatruUtinu uud thit thr oH-
adjustment 1f thta fact made "a post
norton inquiry wholly unnecessary
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morruW, sunday under tho auspices ~
che iiIdFIry ioiFr SO .. odd Fellows
and friends are respectfully Invited Co
attend
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