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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

9GIte, bic an bemiel6en tbeilndhmen,
1914 batrug. 9luBer bieien lparen
minDeitens $500 3ui9auer auT ben
8allerien anpeieno. I'm a ll6r 20
Minuten besab ii4 Der prdiibent ne6it
Ieiner 8egleitung unter &apallerieess
corte bonn Sotel Sourrdine nu6 Wles
6anics Sall. Q(uf benz gan3en Weee
ipuroe Der YrGiioent BON ben 5d9lreiA
5ufammengeItrOmten WtenI9enmaRen
nit begeiiterten 9o4ruFen begriiBt.
Der Gmpfane tpurbe in pdul Ge>
pere 6aa abgebalten uub ldnger ais
bret 8iertelltunben nabm Der PrdIi@
bent uno feline 8egleiter Die @egriiBunz
gen Der glntpeienoen entgegen unb
I6iittelten minbeite $500 Yerionen
bic OGnps. I'm 6 ll6r, nd6bem ii9
Der YrGiibent Elm paar Minuten lang
ausgerubt bate, perfiinoete elm Sromz
peteniignal ben Seginn bes Sdntetts,
tpprauf bic rieIige @eIelI6aft unter
ben &ldngen Der Muiit in Die Salle
Sog.
Die SiIbfdrten pdren Iebr i9Dn
unb geI6mddppQ. Sepe &drte beItdno
aus einem a9tIeittgsn 8ucbe nit einem
eutgetroffenen 8ilbnihe bes Prdiiben@
ten, ben Namen unb SteGun9en Der
an Der Safel befinbli6en Gdite, ben
Namen aller MarI6d[le, bem Menu,
ben SrinfIprii6en, ipel9e bic Gjdlte
ausbringen Iollten, bem muIifdlii9en
Progromm uno elmer Don Sam &dlz
ter SOB auf ben YrGiioenten perfaBtsa
Soe, Die ipGter, na9oem Der Prdiioent
feline &ebe beenoet bate, bon Der gam
5en 8erfammlung iteDenb na9 Der
Wielooie n9lmeritd" geIungen purbe.
Die fir ben prdiioenten beItimmte
SiI9farte mar in 9ltlas gebunoen unS
Der .Sedel 5ierli6 bemdlt.
80 It II, WlaiI., 16. sseb.
Yrdiipent Mc&inlep iaB an Der
@urberleite Der platform unb unter
ben an ieiner Safel iiBenbsn @dIten
tparen 8iIApf Wallalieu, Mdpor
Nuincp bon Bolton, Slottenminiitsr
Gong, SriegsminiItsr gllger, 8oupers
neur Wolcott, 5inan5miniiter Sage,
@eneralppltmeilter Smith, Der Niiniz
iter oes Snnern 8liB, @ouperneur
Gollins bon Sem SampIbire un0 gr=
WfaDor Gtrong BON Herp Sort. 8iz
icbof Mallalieu ipra9 Das Siibgebet.
9roBe 8egeiiterung 9errIcbte, als na9
S9luB Des 8antett8 Die Heben ibren
glnfang nabmen. PrdIiOent Yluntett
itellte suerIt ben @puperneur Wolcptt
Dor unb bann ben 8iir9ermeiIter
Suincp, pel6e beioe turSe Seipilz
fommnungsreoen an ben Prdiibsnetn
bielteu.
Die g(niprahe, ipel9e barauf PrGIts
bent McSinlep belt, tpurbe nit grDbs
ter 8eseiiterung aufsenommsn. Na9
oem PrGiioenten ipra9en Der 9eneral=
poitmeiiter Smitb, Slpttenminilter
Gong uno glnoere.
Sin unangenebmer 3pii6enfaG err
eignete iich beim 8antett, inbem ). 6.
Saft bon Wbitinsptlle plDBlicb in lei=
nem Stuble na6 borne ianf. glls er
in elm Neben3immer getragen purpe,
1telte ii9 berdus, baB er toot mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
lleber 100 Sabre alt.

2Outspille, &p, Is. 5eb.
9siteril iino bier 3pei Der Gltelten
5rauen Der @elt seitprben. Die Cine
bapon 1T 2oia Waibington, cine
@eiBe, Die an Der Gde BON BRETON unb
Walnut StraBe tpobnte, unb pie es
beibt, ein gllter bon 135 Sabren err
rei6te. 9ie smeite Srau lit 9arriet
Sut9eIon, cine Neserin, in go. 2915
WeIt Walnut Strabe lpobnbaft, bic
ppr einiger 3eit ibren 100 @eburtstag
eefeiert bate. 8eioe alten Srauen err
ldsen Der 9lltersi6pdtbe; Die 5rau
Sut6eIon mar in Der Stdbt cine be-
tdnnte YerIonli6teit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
Grbielt bic Mblnlntinn.

Yaris, Is. Seb.
prdliOent Saure ipa Die n9tbiolutio
in grtremis", b. 3. Die glbiolution in
Spoesn0tben pom 9lbbe Genault,
aaplan i'm Barrier 3u9tbaule, erbals
ten baben. 10 luutet Der neusIte 8eri9t
iiber prGlioent Saures Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
llniuctter i'm Cfem.
q { 10 orf, l3. sseb.


Ser furhtbare Sturm. Der ieit ae=
ltern bier luiitbete. bat lid beute 81
einem Yli8aro entlpifelt. uno Der piel=
iah suiammenaewebte Sdnee bat ben
@sriebr ialt gum Stillltanoe eebrabt.
Sie StrnBenbabnen baben ben Se=
trieb beinabe ppllitduoio eiu0eltellt. Die
So6babn bdlt ibren Sabrplan nibt
ein. uno Die 6dbrb0te periuden, 10 gut
luie mOSli6. ourdSutommen.
gtemYorf, 13. Teb.
gs miro befiirdtet. oaB Die Yrief=
trdger Yalmsr uno Sawiins bonn 9teiu
yOrter YOltamte ertrunten lino.
Me&inlcg seebrt, Mlser inin!tirt.
80 It IN, Maf., 16. Seb.
BrGiibent Mc8inleD, bier Miitglie>
Der 1eines 3abinets uno mebrere am
bere 8egleiter iinb beute Worgen I'm
10 llbr 2 Minuten bon Wai ibingtpn
bier anaetommen. sic tamen ais Die
GGite bes Some Martet Club, elmer
ndtionalen Organization bon Hepubs
litansrn. Der prdlioent purpe nit
lauten So9rufen begriibt. 8ouperz
nsur gDolcott uno Iein militGriI6er
Stab paren ebenfdlls Sur 8egriibung
bes prGiibentea am 8abnbofe anipez
Ienb. Na6 bem Nustaui9 Der iibliz
6en 8egriiBungen itieg bic EeilegeIeas
i9aft in bic bereititebenoen &utIhen
uno fubr unter Gscorte bes /. 8atdil=
Ions aapallerie na9 Dem Sotel Sous
raine. 9luf Dem Wege oabin puroe
benz prGIioenten BON ben bic 8iirgerz
Iteige fiiIenpen 3uI9duern begeiIterts
Sp9rufe bargebracbt. gtur betreffs
bes &riessminilters 2llser ipurpe eine
@usnabme semacht, inbem mebrere
N}ule 9eQenoe So6rufe gesen ibn aus
geitpben purben. Selonoers mar bies
Der ssall an Der gte BON Yart unb
SeaconItraBe. nWie iiebt's aus nit
2pug9" purbe bGufig 9erufen. pWie
gefdllt @uh gllger," erI9oll es oa plOB@
li6, als Der 3ug an Sumneritrabe
porbsifubr. .yab! Yab! Yab! Beef.
9eefl" i9rie Die Mense. 3uerlt I4ien
@lger Die &ufe fir Sp9rufe uno Gpms
pltmente 81 balten, inbem er lih mebrs
mails ldbelnb gegen Die Hufenoen pers
neigte, oann aber bdmmerte ibm Der
eigentli9e Sim Der &unbee6ung aui
uno iein 2Gheln peripanoelte ii9 plDBs
lid in einen gluSorud falter She'll
nabmloiigteit. gln Gde bon Beacon
uno GbarlesitraBe bate lib eine
@ruppe junger Wtiliaen aufaei iteat nit
Der ausseiprp6enen 9lbFbt, BEN
&riessminiiter @lger lire MiBa6tuno
aus3ubriiden, ipie aus ibrer llnterbals
tung berporsing. 9lls bann bic &ut=
i6e, in Der 9llser fab, berangetommen
mar, riefen Die iungen 2eute pie aus
einem Mfunbe: ,Srei Sp6s auf @enes
raj MileS!" 9lu9 an mebreren anberen
Puntten purben SerIu9e 9ema6t,
gllger aus3uailcben, aber Die So6rufs
auf Mc&inleD iibertDnten bic fir 9Qser
bere9neten S6mdbrufe.
Oas Sauptereisnib bes Sases pdr
bas Santett, pel1es benz prdiibsnten
Su G6ren beute glbeno bonn Some Mars
tet Club in Me9anics SaG ssseben
lpurbe. Gs mar bas grDbte 9antett,
has jemals in oieIem 2anbe arranairt
poroen lit, inbem bic senaue 3abl Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
a'rssls nrr ansstas.t

Sober s:u Der esaIts per SeSs; % %
Wtpuats.......- 900
9rbbere gaseisen bt4issr!
2oeaI.Rptise1s
SIR tcbe SsiIe grcpisr Ostr aersu RsaR has
srits Wal Is Gents.
SetratAs. aub 2OossanseissH nit evsa4sl 50
otns Gprudp Sl.o0.
uus.taeu bic bsm Settle Der fatborti3su &tsdD
iututoer iinb fiubsn feins aufuabma
Inseissn fenoe man fpdts
tens am 2l1onta9 Utee
gen elm.
0ots&Stetteu aller Mrt prompt 1o 6alD
aussefibrt
Cffte: Gde Der 6. uub Sotpas StraBe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

(Mittpo9) 9lbenb uno iagte ieinem
Sberitallmeiiter, er piiroe am nGhIten
Morsen, Sonnerstag, BON z bis balb
8 llbr ipa5ieren reiten. Gr aog ii9
bann nah Ieinen pripatsemG9ern 3uz
rid, ipeiite nit ieiner 5amilie, gins
I'm 10 llbr gu 8ett, itanb beute Mors
gen Inn 6 llbr auf uno idgte ieinem
&ammeroiener, baB er nt4t ausreiten
ipiirbe.
9lls Iein GefretGr Sc 8al bies err
fubr, elite er gum Yrdiioenten, ben er
gegen 6 llbr 45 Minuten Wlorgens in
ieinem 4ntleibeaimmer fanb. Der
prGiioeni fagte: SD fiible MIDI ni6t
tranf, bod min i6 midi beute lieber
aller anitrengenben 9eipsgung entbalz
ten." Sonit arbeitete Der YrGIioent
ipie gepObnli9, las Die amtli9en
S6riftItiide unb OspeI6en unb bic
3eitunsen, ipie es ieine 8epo6ubeit
mar, um ii9 por5ubereiten, in Dem I'm
9 llbr Suidmmentreteuoen Miniiters
ratb 81 prGiioiren. Saure prGiioirte
nit ieiner getpobnten sSeitigteit uno Die
Miniiter tonnten beim gbi6ieb ni6t
oenfen, bab iie ibm gum leBten Wale
bic Sano bri.dten.
I'm Mittag nabm Der prdiibent tpie
geipObnlih iein 2un@epn, tebrte UNI 2
llbr na9 ieinem QlrbeitsStmmer suriid
uno perbrd9te ben Na6mittag in ieis
nem 2ieblingsiehel am 8aminfeuer im
9eiprGh nit Sc Gdl, Der gegen 5 llbr
I'm Die Grlaubnib Bat, ii6 empfeblen
gu biirfen. I'm feds ubr tebrte Sc
9aa Ioglsi9 5uriid uno meloete iif)
beim YrGiioenten, Der bei9dftigt mar,
Ieiner tdgli6en 9spobnbeit gemGb Die
ibm bonn General 8aillourb porgeless
ten Setrete gu unterSeidnen. General
Saillouro bate ii6 taum elm paar Wtiz
nuten entfernt, ais Der prdiioent gu Sc
Gjall idete: y8ommen Sic i6nea. SD
fiible mid trant." g(l5 Sc Gall bers
onsefommen mar, mar Der Prdi iibent
belbdftist, ii9 Die Stirne gu reiben
uno iagte: SD befinoe mid gar nidt
pobl!" 4uf Sc 8aa's Srdge, pb er
S9mer3en babe, iagte Der Prdiioent:
sd fiible cine allgemeine S9pGne.
SD bin elmer Sbnmaht na6e."
Der in5pii9en berbeiserufene Or.
6umbert perorbnete oem Patienten
cine glet9ereinutbmun9. gr belt ben
Saa ni9i fir bebentl;9, ais er aber
msrfte, baB iein patient nibt pieoer
gu Iib fam, bei6loB er. aaffein ein5uz
ipriBen. Der Yrdiibent mar it9
dusenl6einli6 Der Grnitli9teit bss
9lnfalles betpubt, ba er murmelte: .Se
me fans partir, Sc iuis perou, bien
psrou." So fiible, es sebt gu Gnpe nit
mir. Gs lit aus nit mir. gun5 aus"
Gr oriidte ben Wuni9 aus, feline Srau
uno ainoer 81 Ieben.
9lls Maoame Saure uno Maoame
2ucie Saure oas 3immer betraten,
rief Der prdIioent aus: nSe Iuis bisn
Iouffrant. ie iuis perhu." sd leioe
iebr, i9 bin perloren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
ScilciOss Tcpcl6r.
SO q fhinn aim. IL. 5

Wa btn9 n, II. Seb.
Solgenoe 0epeI3e ipuroe I'm Mitz
terna9t bon bier dbgelanbt: nStaots=
bepartement, Waibington, 16. Seb.
sln ben Soti6after porter, parts.
Ser YrGiiosnt Der Ser. Stuaten
ipiinIdt, baB Sic Der Samilie bes perz
itorbenen prGliSenten Der franS0iiT9en
Hepublit BEL ibrem unsrieBli9en @ers
luit Den @usbrud Tctnes 6erSlic5Iteu
geileipss iibermitteln. Die 9anss
0elt betrauert ben 8erlult zines Der
9rDBten Gtaatsmdnncr, unb bies 9ahb
nimmt beIonberen 9lnt6eil an Der
9rauer ieiner S9tpeiterrepublif. Gea.
Sobn Sap."
Der StaatsiefretGr bat audi bem
bieiisen frun5DIiben @ei6dftstrdger
Sbiebaut, elm periOnlihes Seileipss
i9reiben aultellen lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
Scr ncue Yraiioent bon Tranfrci6,
% uris. Is. sseb.

parts, Is. Seb.
I'm l llbr 6eute gta9mittag per=
iammelte iicb Der Nationalratb 81 Ser
iailles uno i6ritt CUR Wabl oes nd9z
item prGi iioenten Der Hepubltf. Die
beiosn Ganoioaten paren 2pubet unb
Meline. Griterer erbielt 4S3 unb Mez
line 270 Stimmen. 2pubet lit fomit
ernnnhIf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21
IuSIaNo.
g tit q II.
u 0 III. L. fSef

u III, II. Uep.
Der &drbinal &dmpplla, Der pGpits
libe StaatsietretGr, lat oem PapIt
ben Sob bes Prdilbenten Suure mitges
theilt. Sc. Seilisteit mar tief ergrifa
fen uno Ia9te: n0as arme Srantreid,
erleioet Gin llnsliid na6 bem anperen.
Wte ihredli9 mDgen Die 5olgen lein.
9f . N, IL. 6e6.
Der papIt bat beuie Morgsn fir
ben peritorbenen prdFpenten Saure Elm
Seelenamt celebrirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

BON $4,000 Mann bon ben peri4ieoe>
men SnIeln selduffen perben.
Saus. Sn Der heutigen Stbun9
bes SauIes trugen iicb tpdbreno Der
9eratbung Der Omnibusporldge 5lpel
Iebr ieniationeae uno unerlpartsts
Oinge 81.
Der parasrapb, ipelaer Die gepils
ligung BON $2O,O00,O00 our Se5ub>
lung Spaniens fir Die pbilippinen
ent6Glt, purbe auf ben Intrag Wheez
ler's, zines Oemptraten BON &entudp,
als pronuuosniSria aeitri6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-21

gs miro befiirdtet. oaB Die Yrief=
trdger Yalmsr uno Sawiins bonn gteiu
YOrter Yoltamte ertrunten lino.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

An agreement has been nled In the
district court consenting to "a dismissal
Of the suit brought by Thomas Hunter
against ]. II. Conrad ct al TO recover
Sii,ss0 and interest on promiAsory
note Judgment was thorcupon rem
dcrcd against the defendant Conrad.
when the action was commenced Com
RAIDS interest In the Massachusetts
mine at Park city was attached, but
later dissolved. Hunter then filed a
petition asking that Conrad be declared
a bankrupt. but the petition was not
acted upon.
Judgment for the plaintiffs for tis.-
SIS, interest and costs. and $500 attor-
ney's frees, has been rendered In the
district court In the case of w, A.
Clark OF al W. u, a. II, Franklin. The
action was brought to recover ON two
promiasory notes, executed by tho
Hope Mining company Of Seattle,
Washington. for an overdrnft from
Ciark's banking house In Butte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers flled In the coun-
~ recorders office, Salt Lake city, De-
cembcT II, 1893;
Kate y. Farrell and husband to
Walter and Charles Stoadman.
warranty deed, southwest quar-
ter OF section ~ and south half
Of southeast quarter OF section
west, :. :. e. -, .'......,i.s 900
Cinnle Bennett TO Il. s. Urry. war
ranty deed. lot II. block II. Lake
View subdivision =. e, g. see. 40
Preston Free to Edmond Beel.
warranty deed. part OF south
west quarter OF section 20. town
chip l south. range | east, ..,. 12j
Mary Nielsen 60 Louise Mccarthy.
warranty deed, AXIS rods north
west from southeast corner OF
lot z block g. plat Is, otc........ 2,2OO
Josiah Cope 10 Elizabeth Card
we'll warranty deed, west ~ la
OF lots 10 20 Y. block s, Perkins
First Grand View addition... Ct. i75
Joseph Bull Jr., 10 W. u. Davis.
warrant deed. 3Na0 rods south
west from northeast corner OF lot
g. block 1903. plat A.. .... ...... 1000
II. o. Les to W, u. Travis ct al,
warranty deed. 5chxi6i feet
northeast from Q rods north OF
southwest corner Of lot I, block
~, plat A., =, .............s,, 200
Hans Anderson to Utah Central
Railroad company, warranty
deed. water right to part Of
southwest quarter OF southwest
quarter OF section .. township
south, range 2 east... ,...,., $50
Thomas Vawdry. Jr., TO y. q.
Jarrod ct al. quit-clalm deed.
Independence lode. etc. Draper
Wells CLARK to A. E, Olson. quit,
claim deed. one-third acre
southwest quarter OF section 81.
township 2 sodth, range | east 80
william Smith TO Kate u. Farrell.
quit claim deed, south half OF
section fellowship south.rango
Wert...t ..sssss. ,ss..s.. .s....
Frances Walker ct al 60 w. II, II.
Spanord. quit-clalm deed. 9hx-
$50 feet northeast from t9A feet
north ~ southwest corner OF lot
., block o.. plat 49,. 90. ...... I
X, l.. Tracy 90 Zachariah Evans,
Jr. quit-claim decd, south half
of northeast quarter OF south
east quarter OF section 10. town
ship south, range west. 80. I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
ENTITLED TO HIS SEAT.
Roberts Expulsion Would be an I'm
warranted Act by Congress.

II Mr.. Roberts We're to be expelled
simply because he believes In Mormon
ISM" asya the Denver News. the act
would furnish "a dangerous precedent,
under which M,thodiHts, HnptlHts,
Catholics or some other Denomination
might be expelled az some future time.
The preceding against him. however.
Il based on his being an actual polyE-
amist. Even TO refuse him a seat on
this ground The News continues to re-
gard as u dangerous prccendent, be-
cause there being no national statute
against polygnmy o. applied to the
States. or as affecting the qualifications
OF members OF Congress, his expulsion
would be an arbitrary act ~ power not
warranted under the general authority
given each house Of Congress under the
Constitution. This power, being With
put limit. should be- exercised with cN-
treme caution. II Is entirely competent
Tor Congress to make "a rule that no
man who has red hair shall be admitted
to seat. While this would be- carrying
the power to an eStremu. II illustrates
how careful Congress should be In this
matter. In the absence OF any law Or
rule ~ to polygamists. either ns to sit
ling In Congress or holding federal Of
hces. MIR. Roberts In entitled to a scat.
All future contests Of this kind should
be prevented by enacting law that no
polygamist shall hold a federal office
ef any kind or character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
PERSONAL.

T.. J. Quealy OF Kemmercr. Wyoming
Ia at the knutsford.
orange scciy h. up from cas,iedaie
and is stopping at the Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Drubaker have
gone to Lexington. Mo-. for a visit
A. = Smith n Mountainous. Idaho.
thinks his state will b. found IN the
Republican column In the next Prcsi-
DENTAL election.
Edward W. Clarke. q member OF che
Tribune's local staff. leaves for Butte
on Thursday. Ho will take a position
ON the Miner. which WIN thereby gain
a palnstakinE aud conscientious worker
The Knutsford register shows =. II.
Hack. New York. Mrs. J. II. McNulty.
A. Wiley, Chicago. Miss Smith. w. II.
smith, Elko, New. Charles II. Kelsey.
Mountainous. Idaho; a. Il. Riehard-
son. Chicago.
These parties are at the Kenyon; g.
II. Heath and wife. Fort Dodge Iowa;
J. u. Hammond. New Haven Pa.
Harry Herrick, Chicago. Mrs. Il. w.
CLARK. w. W. Miller. ophlr. t. ]. Dud-
ileson, Pocatcilo; g. u. Slocum. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Wise. Boston;
Henry Paul. Denver.
l.. c. Hamilton. formerly real estate
man Of this city. and now In business a,
81. Joe. IL visiting with relatives here,
lie sage ,hc population OF 81, Joseph
has been Increased by 10000 people
within the last eighteen months by the
incoming OF four great packing sstab.
liahmeuts, aud that the next census Will
show the local population at 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
An Abusive Peddler Gets a Severe
Trounoing.
STRUCK BY AN ATHLETE.
Taken to the Police station Tie sought
More Trouble aud also Got THAT
Promised to be Good.

J. A. Adams, n dangerous and dcs-
pcrate character. who has given the po-
lice and sheriff no end OF trouble. now
occupies cell In the city jail. nursing
d badly bruised eye, awaiting trial on
the charge OF vagrancy. l, appears
that about 10 o'clock this morning
Adams aocosicd Frank stephens and
Il. c. wainwright on East Temple
street aud tried TO soil them ring
lie was quietly Informed that they did
not want the article, but he persisted
IN his efforts to make a sale and n
nnily became abusive. Selling VAIN
wright by tho arm Adams dared him
20 no up an alley and fight, calling him
numerous vile names Wainwright
made repeated attempts 10 shake the
fellow on, but u was no use. Adams
was spelling for row and he got
II. and got II hard. Young wainwright
struck him a terrific blow on the mouth
and another on the eye. which sent
Adams to the pavement rs though he
had been fclled with a club.
Officer Simpson was soon on the scene
and placed the would-bc fighter under
arrest. Al the police station Mr.. Vain
wright said;
II didn't want any trouble with the
man. have never seen him before. but
n' nuHI'u luNll hNeaAh' hh'a -
It. and ! joited him. and did II DELHI
cfatcly."
Wainwright was instructed to be on
hand tomorrow afternoon to enter n
complaint against his aHsailant. VAIN
wright IL the young athlete who was
injured by n fall from trapczc some
time ago and was compelled TO have
his head operated upon.
The man Adams IN the fellow who
gave Officcr Pack the tusalc OF his life
when the latter arrested him about four
months ago. lie was also with the gang
rnided In the Temple lodging house by
the police. Just n year ago, when one OF
the gang pulled a gun on chief Pratt.
He has but recently been released from
the county jail where he was sent By
Justice Sommcr 20 serve sixty days for
stealing some articles OF clothing from
n tent In Pnrieyn canyon.
lie made vicious lunge ut Officer
Simpson this morning when the latter
searched him. but when Desk SerReanta
Pratt and Smith and Patrol Driver
Armstrong clambcred onto various
parts OF his anatomy. Adams hOwled
and promised to be good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
SUICIDED AT WELLSyILLE.
Aged Man Hangs Himself on Account
of Financial Trouble.

Special per pcaerct Telegram.
Logan, Utah. Dec. i2.-News was re-
ceiyed from wellsyllle this morning
that John Baugh, an old resident Of
that city. yesterday committed suicide
by hanging himself while his wife was
cooking dinner.
Baugh put on his hat. walked out,
not answering u remark addressed to
him by his brother n-law, william
Peak a few minutes later Peak
went to call Daugh TO dinner and
found him HANGING by the neck from n
rope attached to tho rafters OF the
building.
Peak gave alarm ana u coroner's jury
was impaneled. A verdict Of death
by his own hand was rendered,
Baugh was about slxty-nve years old,
and highly respected by the residents
of Wcllsville. His wife was frantic
and was found tearing. lat her husband
with one hand and her hair with the
other. Baugh had been despondent
OF late over financial reverses and this
Is slyen Us the cause OF his deed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.

Attorney George Southerlnnd ropres-
nted =. NJ, Whltmore. who was arrest
ID on tho charge of making connections
with tho sewer without Permission, and
inferred q plea OF not guilty. Inspector
spencer of the street department. tcstl-
led that the defendant had applied for
permit TO make the sewage conncc-
Ion but Il was denied him because the
ilty had not accepted Of the work done
N the sewer whore tho alleged conncc-
Ion was made. The defendant. Mr..
Nhltmoro. stated that when he applied
or permit 10 do the work the in
pector promised 10 Inspect the work
tut ala not do 10. In REORGANIZATION
witness admitted that h. made the con-
ieotlon, and prior TO doing 70 was id
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
JURORS ARE SELECTED.

Jury Commissioners Thomas V. Will
Hams ana Arthur II. Parsons completed
heir labors today. and this afternoon
iled with the clerk OF the Third district
he names Of G12 male citizens, tFslding
N Salt Lake county, From this list
he petit Jurors for the year 1900 VIII
Dc selected by the clerk OF the court rs
iecessily demands.