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The times., 1899-06-01

notes:
Grand-S. H. Agnew NJ. d. Helm, j. d.
O'Connor. ]. l.. Powell and T. V. Lefoet Muir
ray HIN. Baker and wife, and j. d. Brewer.
Bartholdi-W. $. Benson and Z. Reyer. Impe-
rial-C. b. Brown, Il. A. Howard. w. II. Sin
gleton, II. G. Taylor and wife. and II. p. Walsh
and wife. Hoffman House,. A. Carr. Astor
House-A Carry, j. W. Collins, f. Janson. j. L..
Kennedy. and Dr. z. 7. Sewers. Hotel Yendome-
X. W Christie. Broadway Central-C A. Doug
lass and S. Einstein. Albert HOTEL. NJ. Frere.
Continental-E l.. Calvin and wife. Morton
House-Aliss Hixon. Park Avenue-E. Jaggar.
Hotel st. Denis-B. Lavernum. BelvideTe-F. Le-
Flcsher Metropolitan-Mrs. r. SIullican. Abe
marie Hotel-R Stone. Gilsey House-T. c.
Thomas Riverside Hotel-D. +. Wilkinson, j.
+. Sturdevant and wife. Sinclair House-H. c.
Wilson. Holland House,. IL. Wines.
The times., 1899-06-01

Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give re-
ception tonight at their mountain home at
Elkins. W. Va. to the editorial associa-
tion of that State. which is now in ses-
sion at Elkins. They will be assisted in
receiving by Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs Cridler
The times., 1899-06-01
The Washington Loan Office.
12cA PA. I'VE. n. w.

r. Warren Johnson, Manager. for seventeen
years with II. X. Fulton. Advances made
Personal Property OF all kinds Correspondence
sslicited An expert will call IL desired Gold.
Silver. and Diamonds bought and sold. Basincs
r-irtiy CONFIDENTIAL api-snos
The times., 1899-06-01

Mr.. and Miss McWilliams. of Chicago, ar
rived at the White House yesterday to
make visit of several days to President
and Mrs. Mckinley
The times., 1899-06-01
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Infants
Department.

Children's Colored Dresses made
OF Lawn and Percale in pretty
dainty stripes and figures. Some
have large ruffle over shoulder,
edged with val. lace; some pain,
with yoke of insertion and tucks.
All have extra wide skirts with
deep hem. Sizes, I to 6. Re-
duced from Csc 10
4SC.
Little Boys Kilt Suits, made of
excellent quality Percale; also
Crash and Grass Linen. Large
sailor collar finished with white
braid. Guaranteed perfect fitting.
Reduced from SIPS to
csc.
Chiidren's Refers, made of fine
quality P K-colors, Pink, Blue
and White-made with large sail
or collar. trimmed with braid and
edged with ruffle of fine embroid-
cry. Reduced from SI.6S to
SIPS.
Infants Departmental Floor.
The times., 1899-06-01

An international marriage that is absorb
ing the interest of Baltimore society today
is that of Miss Annah ST. Clair Patterson
and Count de Conturbia, of Milan, Italy,
which will be solemnized at noon today.
The ceremony will be performed in the
presence Of a small gathering of relatives
and near friends. at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. David Stewart, and will be fol-
lowed by breakfast. The groom's country
will be represented by his best man, Count
Vinci, of the Italian Embassy here, and
the attendant maid of honor will be Miss
Mary Patterson Harris, relative of the
bride. Flower bearers and ribbon boys
will precede the bride. who will be
gowned in a Paris Importation OF white
satin yelled with rare old lace, and
wear a veil which the brides OF her moth
er's family have worn for generations.
The times., 1899-06-01

he Better
the
Health
the Longer
the
Life.

II o S { c t 'cr's
Stomach Bitters
m a k e S good
health there
fore long life.
1t cures Indiges-
tion, Constipa-
tion, Biliorsncss,
and all troubles
arising from a
weak stomach.
1t makes peo-
pile well and
keeps them well.
The times., 1899-06-01

Miss Annie Elizabeth Latlmer and Mr.
Arthur Bentley Shelton will be married at
noon today at Ascension Church The
marriage of Miss Gertrude McCulloch and
DR.. H. l.. Harding will occur this evening
at the Mount Vernon Christian Church.
The times., 1899-06-01
- Word TO the
Wise is Sutf ffi fffticient. y

Bat some stubborn people
qUat antI " dogvn SICK" be-
fore trying to qvard off illness
or care It. The gvise recoq-
nfge in the quord " Hood -
assurance of health. For all
blood troubles, serofala, PIN
Piles, as gueH as diseases of
the Kidneys. FOer and bowels,
Hoods SarSaparilIa IS the
effective and fauiHess care.
Scrofula IA 9pas almost bsdfast
qoifh scrofuia and catarrh. Had no appe-
tile. Hoods Sarsaparala soon made me
stronger and later all the sores disappeared
and catarh stopped" Nellie Osn,an. IN
Lyon ST., Des Moaes. bzua.
Eczema" Since 1 euas a chEd /
haze had eruptions on my body zuhich our
physician pronounced eczema. / toos su
bottles of Hoods SarsaparzLa and ha0e
had no return of the disease" Mrs. la
N. Potter, Comeam. Ohio.
bodJ SaaJabaMaS
Iazzz;ZESl5zsnE
Hoods pills liver ills. the non,irrItating and
only ca,hartic 70 take with Hoods SarsapariIla.
The times., 1899-06-01
Neutrality-suspicious. in New York

New York, May S1.-The following Wash
ingtonians are registered at the New York
hotels:
The times., 1899-06-01

These movements are signs Of the times The
country has not gone TO the dogs. Nor is ii
going. The American pessimst is fool. But
that does not mean that we may lie idle. Our
country must be saved continually. The power
that will save it is the power that has given
us a hundred years of the best history over writ
ten. This is our theme. 1t stands Tor the most
glorious facts in national life. Ii stands for
Independence. 1t stands for political integrity.
It stands for personal liberty. 1t stands for 10y
atty. 1t stands for citizenship 1t stands ior
American manhood. II calls TO emphasize
anew the principles that have made our nation
great and to strengthen our hearts anew for
service as We give heed to 'The Task of Pa
tr;nti.m.' -
The times., 1899-06-01
4SC.
CSC.
S Sf.25

Infants Departmental Floor.
The times., 1899-06-01

Mrs Robert NJ Moore and her daughter,
Miss Helen Moore. sailed from New York
for Cuba yesterday.
The times., 1899-06-01

DR.. and Mrs. George Butler Walters
and Miss Claire Walters sailed for England
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Walters will re-
turn to America in the early autumn, but
it is the intention of their young daughter
to spend several years in studying music
abroaS She Will be located in Munich
with party of Baltimore friends, who are
students there
The times., 1899-06-01

Miss Juniata Josephine Bunker. laugh
ter of Gen. j. H. Bunker of Mississippi.
but at present residing in this city, and
Mr.. T. Lamar Rose. of Kansas City, will
be married Wednesday, June 7, at noon.
The times., 1899-06-01

The ladies of the Southern Relief Society
VIII inaugurate their new enterprises
womans exchange and industrial bureau
with reception today at their headquar-
ters in the Lawrence Building. 615 Four
teenth Street northwest. to which their
friends are cordially invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
Corporations Losing $4,000 a
Day Owing to Delay.
800 MILES OF TRACK IDLE.
cattle Preceding and starving on thc
Mountains In colorado More
cold weather Coming.

Denver. colo. Feb at has been
many years since the Colorado railways
have had 10 contend with such condi-
lions na those now prevailing in the
mountain regions. The loss Of the rail-
ways In this State. taking into con-
sidcraiiou the business which Is not
moving aud the outlay or cash to pay
the armies or mowahovoiicfa, u csti-
mated at t2ipp a. day. Not less than
loo men have been shoyclling SNOW
for several days. over 900 MILES Of
tuad IN the mountains hav. been at
times shut IN FROM communication for
several days.
Tho Denver a Rio Grande Railway
has inrrc force of mon vi work today.
clearing the Trucks near shnHhune IN
tho canyon Of tho Grand river. whore
u nulNHlldo occurred yesterday killing
three men, and injnfinH FIX others, OF
u WfeUkiug crew. The main line be-.
tween the east and tho west viii be- re-
"i'vnv'i tu,iay " No morn rnowriidra oc-
eur
ON tho mountains thousands ~ cattle
nrc freezing aud starving a. death aud
nothing can be done to save them. IN
eastern Colorado hay ~ being hauled
Ions Distance over tho prairica 10 feed
cattle aud n " hoped to aVoie heavy
losses of live stock VI the storm aud
cold nhate Within a day or two. How
ever. there viii be- some losses " stock
that II not clurrly hcrdcd
The weather bureau predicts contin-
ucd cold weather and another snow
fail tonight The minimum tempUra-
turp at Denver during tho past q hours
was !. degrees below zero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
NOW COMES MILES TURN.
SEINE oi the ssiiant ..n.rai'- staie-
.,enis Regarding Imbaimed tse-f.
Ia be Investigated.

Washington, Feb. q Tho indications
nrv that a court of Inquiry viii be- or
dorci 10 investigate and report upon
the truth or falnily of the statements
alleged 10 have been made by Gen.
Mlles. In which the quality ~ beef FUR
nished the troops durli,g tho late war
Was brought Ia question,
The Wnttor was discussed at some
llnHth nt tnday'H cabinet meeting. and
although nu definite decision was
reached the consensus uf opinion was
mat such proceeding should be- Ind.
u was argued that N tho packers who
hnu furnished the beef to the army had
frtuiulcntly supplied nu article as
charged by Gen, Miles. the country had
right o. know ~, ami n the chlrrrt
WIRE without foundation tho people
lti un equal rlFht To Know TINT uct.
Justice iu Ni concerned it was agreed.
demanded that the whole truth be-
brought 90 ught
u was agreed that Con. Miles should
mot h0 suspended from his once az
commander of the army pending such
iutt aiirttlun. a. 10 was not Intended
that efcu boy Inference should be- De
pfrluliglul uf AMY WONG doing In this
c'nnrD ton % n not believed that any
at Ton viii Doe taken. however. until inc
MAr INVESTIGATING commission has
WIda itH rvrnrt.
u if tho expectation that the war I'M
NrHiisntlug commission win submit lbs
rvp1rt 20 tho Pro- idrut next Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

san Francisco. Feb. AIN the stories
OF the murder Of missionaries and Tor
eiFn residents recently In china. de-
tails Of particularly barbaroua affair
nt chonganchianE involving the life %
nn Engilshmnn named Fleming and
Evangelist Pan have been wanting. !.
II. Adams 81 the chinese island mis-
sion visited the scene OF the murders
and tells OF u shocking condition at
uifulrr In the North china Daily NrwA
lie nscertainci that the people NJ chon
gan had determined To- take the life 81
every foreigner IN the place ANA when
Mr.. Fleming set foot In the town he
was doomed man
Al least 80 people Witnessed the
murder from the opposite side ~ the
river. Evangelist Fan was suddenly
and quickly cut down. Air Fleming
dismounied frum hlf mule To- go a. his
assistance, but h.. too. was attacked
and slain after a desperate conflict IN
which he Nnr drcadfuliy wounded with
a sword ana am iron spike. The tNo
victims We're stripped NJ their clothing
ana their bodies irft far three days on
the public road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
Big Lines Succeed in Keeping
Traffic in Good Shape.
CONNECTING LINES BLOCKED
u. q. W., Union paciac and oregon
short Line Hun Trains Regular
" Other Hallway News.

The Rio urande Western liz running
their usual trains to and from Grand
Junction. but the connections ut that
point are very uncertain. The latter
state Of Affairs viii only be- for a short
time, and all tralns will be- moving on
time The late storm h said to be the
most severe Of any In recent years.
There Is no fear expressed In the super
intcndent's office that the Western VIII
be blocked up at any portion Of the line.
The Union Pacific passenger trains
arc all coming In on time OF nearly 10.
and successful efforts are being made
to keep the line open.
ON the short Line no trouble has been
mot with as yet. and the officials do
not anticipate any danger unless u
heavy wind comes w and drifts the
snow that fell layt night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
,nnIGArIos ~ rAnL, s,.nISo.
rronisbi. u. OF Vast. water RECON-.
m.nded.

nrndsd.
t.. =. Harris In San francisco CALL
The rrcatest mistake many OF us
make In this country. which IL liable 10
dfouths Il not irrignting abundantly
In the months Of March and April
when water n plentiful and cheap, ~
an experiment last March. l ridFcd up
three acres of land and fillcd W. checks
carefully. As soon an water had set
tied I went over 10 the ground again
IN tho same manner. The result "
the treef have gone through In Hplen-
did condition, showing "A beautiful orup
Of f',"' while the trees treated In N"
usual way have needed much more
through the season. I think all fruit.
growers WIN agree with me when
cay that there ~ no work IN our burl-
ness that should be done more thor
ourhly aud painFtakinFly than this
the use ~ water. Whatever II worth
doing u worth doing wen. In travelling
around over our valley on almost any
street you VIII observe wher some
party has lust finished putting on his
pro rata OF water. tho land looking a.
" Il mad been prepared by small boy,
with the help OF balky mule, AMI the
water run by fellow that lot nntnir
take her course. This class Of people
wonder why their treeA look dry anu
curled and tho fruit 80 small AMI
pinched
This country N becoming thlckly set
tied aud very large amount uf water
win be- needed 10 give good results. NY
judgment N, .. We want To prosper. de-
Nelopment must continue, ana We must
use tho water In n manner that the CROP
will feel every drop. and cultivate und
pulycrlxc the soil In such way that
the moisture Will be the longest re-
tnlned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

That Salt i.akcrn have hoen having
their amusement poured Ia Too thick
aud fast upon them ~ late was shown
by tho audiences at both houses last
night, ~ tho Theaicg q Roster nnd
lilnl attraction, a. Gay Concy Island
went 10 a ruthor limited audience with
Indifferent success The show belongs
a. the cheap order. and while IT. morfl.
ment II Or the inst and furious style the
people have not the requisite degree OF
talent Ia make them acceptable co %
critical audience. Toncy Hart. Jimmy
barry. Miss i.ockett aud Mlss Koisnn
are the principal people The show
closca tonight
~ hoy Wanted" drew but n llght
audience az the Grand last evening.
the main reason being that the play IA
bN nn means a new one here. and that
that form NJ entertainment has been
rather oyordono OF late. Louis Mar
tlnetu AS the boy. Ia very agile dancer.
aud his work. with the Eonga and
rpeclnltics contributed. form the main
p1rt uf the evenings entertainment.
The play lasts out the week.
New York Feb. a.-The fact that
public opinion does not prevent the
York has impnllyd senator Grady TO
prepare for presentation % tho icglHia-
turf hlll creating the office OF censor
OF public nmusrmentH This official. II
N Intended, shall examine every play 20
be- produced, every song 10 be- sung.
ana every dance 60 be- danced. eight
days before the same IL done In public.
u the performance does not offend
public dvrcuty, he must within three
days nfter the application IL filed. Issue
"a permit for its production. NJ the act
o,fends public decency, tho permit Ia
refused. II the theatrical manager
thinks that the censor does not know
his business. he may appeal from his
decision To- the nri commission Any
manager who produccH a play. an act.
81 song or "a dance, ~ which tho censor
has mot approved, Will be liable to pun-
ishmout fur a miademennor That
mrhne that no may be- required to live
on nlnckwcls Island for a year and
ray "a rnc NJ 500
Now York Feh. a-rhe Herald says,
The novnultloHs for Sir Henry lr.
Wings tour NJ the country 90 begin noNt
Oetoher hnve Progressed ao satisfac.
inrilv that his personal representative.
iruw Stolrr hnH started Tor this cnun-
tY, Sir lienry's tour win last about
twenty NrHis ana will extend from
h1Hton a. san Francisco. with ospeci.
ally long engagements IN New York
and IN the California cnpiiaL Mr.
Slokrr's stay here VIII be- briaf. as his
witt Is made solely Tor the purpose OF
meeting In this city the Various man.
ayers Interested ln the tour and ar
ranging certain details.
New York Feb. a--A dispatch from
Rome announces the marriage there
yesterday Of Miss Lillian nlauvelt. the
American prima donna, TO w. 4. Pen
dleton' formerly a broker OF this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Western roads met at Chicago yostef.
day 10 take action regarding the pro.
posed reorganization Of the Western
Passenger association. and good pru.
ErcHp was made toward an agreement.
The 800" line was the only important
road not represented. General Passion.
Ger Agent f.omax OF the Union Pacific
was not present during the morning
session, hut appeared IN the afternoon.
Much depends upon the action of the
latter rad. na II II the only trims Mis-
souri, line not entirely favorable 10 th,
formation % an association covering
all territory west Of chicago H. Louis
and -. Paul 10 the Rocky mountain.
The Union Pacific wants two associn-
ions-- on" east and one west OF the Mis-
souri, river. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
Another nIs MIa,s In Cleveland.

Cleveland. a.. Feb. s-Firc. which
broke out ON the top iioor Of the four
story GRensslcn block Mt No. VI water
street. has Quilted that structure and
badly damaged the Mayer ana Hing.
ham building adjoining. The total loss
Il estimated az $1,000.
Harrington a Co. sole cutters. occu-
pied the two upper floors NJ the uaena.
nlen building. They estimate their loss
nj $4,000. Various nrmH who occupied
the lnwcr noorr Of the Gaenrsien block
and N. buildings adjoining suffered
losses ranging frum 500 10 si0uoO.
Truck No. 2. which was ON the way
10 the IRE. colllded with trolley car,
smashing several windows and causing
n panic among the passengers.
iieyond "a severe shake M, however.
none were injured. Tho driver of the
truck was thrown thirty feet He was
morc OF less injured, but Will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

President wckini-y sends Hearty Thanks
To M. special hn,oy In Cubs.

Havana. Feb, a.-rhe following mess
ruTc from President Mckinley was ~
ccived by Robert =. Porter this morn
ing hnd was transmitted 10 ucn.
tnmcgi
Hon, Robert T.. Porter Iinvana-rhe
President sends his hearty conEratu-
lationH and thanks for your dispatch,
Convoy his cordial greetings to Gen
Gomez and his grateful appreciation
~ the generals frank ana friendly
message. The cooperation ~ den.
Gomez In the pncincntlon of Cuba VIII
be- ot the greatest value Tor both peo-
plcr.
tslgnrd) JOHN HAY.
Secretary nf state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
THE CALL THIS AFTERNOON
Stock Business Was Quite Brisk with he
Utah Brokers.
Attempt to Discus. Matters In the ~,
OF the tsab stock Exchange
Promptly Nat Down ON.

AZ the opening Of the call on the
Utah Mine and Stock Exchange this
aftornoon.pcvcrui communications were
Rad. In which one member called at
tcniion 10 the alleged unfair business
methods ~ another. These were re-.
lerrcd to the arbitration cpmmisioc. but
before the call WIS proceeded with. an
attempt was made 10 discuss the pros
ana cons Of the matter. which proceed
inr was vigorously sat upon by goorHo
w. Jones. who rtcrnly demanded
That order be- restored hy the chair
Business was then gone ON with, and
quotations posted NJ follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03
srAsoNAuII ~ KLoSpiKr
Traveller. Report 50 Degrees usiov Zero 81
Denver Woman Attempts suicide.

Victoria. n. e.. Feb s--The steamer
Dirige arrived here from skagway to-
sny. With late arrivals from Ddwson
cay.
They report the temperature at %
degrees below zero when they lrft the
Klon1ikc capital ". e.. Watrnua. ono
nf the proprloturs NJ the klnndike
NuErvt. says wages are not fn high this
year Ms last. but good deal ~ work
IL being done. especially on Huukcr
Dominion aud sulphur creeks. william
Fox. another passenger frum bnWauni
T. authority for the statement that th'
output next yrnt viii be- no greater
than this. although men are working iu
now territory Men ARE being paid q
Jef day nnt board. although Anderson.
on the Edofndo. atiil pays fi.i0 prr
hour Hurtr- and Dominion creeks
rrunhse we'll
News Of another attempted suicide
has been received. Helen iiur1en Ia
,hhAe Of tie opera house. itiod 90 aud
her ne with chlorofurm. but was saved
iy prompt medical attendance. She
has family at Denver. Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

The ease ~ !, neattie W Richard
llnker was continued FOR the term to-
day.
Judge Norrei II rtill absent from the
city supposed 10 be- showed In some,
where between Denver and Salt Lake,
rh4 papers IN the case ~ N. state
against VIM. Churchill charged with
burglary, were filcd with the clerk OF
the Third district court today,
There being no response ~ either
parties In the case % Sella SchOneld
ct al W Joseph Larson this afternoon
judge cherry continued II 60 the foot
OF the calendar.
The trial % the case NJ Thomas n.
ilowela " the Pacific Loan. Savings
ana building association, which com,
menced before Judge iiiles Wednea.
day, was resumed today aud had not
concluded at press time, \ conclusion
will doubtless h. reached before court
adjourns and the case taken under adj
Ylsemcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

street to the Cooper Brass Works and
plumbers supplies and the annex OF the
Hopes q Townsend establishment Ia
the rear ~ tho Cooper Hrosf Works.
The east end Of this building was en-
tircly eaten away bv the flames.
The block In which the lire occurred
is occupied entirely by manufacturing
establishments. The losses which are
partially covered BY Insurance are oa-
timated a. fullowsi
w. ". Cooper. building. tion 600: ma
chinerv aud stock. sson00' J. Hoover,
$1,000. Stewart Cracker company ON
building f2OO.0ip on machinery ana
stock. 500. o00. ~. iioolcy y Son, 100000;
DcI<uscnko Manufactures 60. $4,000.
T.. y Mast y Co.. $4,000. Philadelphia
Novelty 60. 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

General Agent clay or the passenger
department has received the following
telegram from Division supcrintcn-
dent Harris OF Cheyenne In answer to
one sent by Mr.. Clay this morning;
luuE mUnsAgc received. We have
hld continual nnowHtnrm ON the
wyoming division for tho past ten
dan, but our passenger trains and
last time freight trains have been nov
Ink on time. and We have made better
than running time between Ogden and
cheyenne. Passenger trains today are
moving on time and you may 80 adj
Ncrtinc II to the public"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

stocks, Cal. Woods and Horace Zerbe
were amusing themselves by poking
fun az each other. Docilc Herman nm
was sitting near, quietly attending to
business. when Woods pushed Zerbe
against I'M. cauHing the iattcr's cane
10 press against him IN such way as
e. render Mr iilll uncomfortnbly M.
The matter was All In Jest. but Il dem,
onstraies that Jokes can be- carried u
little too FAR. even To- tho detfimcnt and
Injury NJ dlslnterrattd parties.
Hen Sprcngcr, an old wnr-horre Of the
salt Lake Exchange II now a vigorous
member uf the new board,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-03

Two eases were argued before the
Supreme Court today ~ follows;
Clarence Marsh ct at. appellants. W.
II, q. Mathis "a M.
John Lees, appellant, w ], !. Free
man II al. This cause was argued ON n
motion TO dismiss tho appeal. for the
failure ON the part ~ the respondents
To Me abstracts, The motion was over
ruled ana ten days additional time al
lowed 10 fle briefs.
There arr yet nine more eases Co he
argued ana court viii adjourn on the
Sth.