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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25
Don't Take Snap Judgment.

The Deseret News Of last evening In
its Vernal correspondence publishes
the following in regard TO Judge w. N
Dusenberry Of the Fourth district
court:
said that King would perhaps be
sentenced tomorrow, and i say IL adj
visediy. tor IL Judge Duseuberry Is la
such a slate tomorrow as he was this
afternoon he will not be In a A. cnn'li-
tiOn 10 sen ence anybody. He failed
10 appear In court ut 2 p. M, and
Sheriff Preese adjourned court until
$3.50. At that time the Judge put IN
an appearance, but was In such state
OF intoxicNtiOn that no business could
be transact q In fact, the county nj
tOrney, G. +. Gable told him that he
would positively refuse TO 20 to trial
with any case while he was In such a
state.
The people of Uniiah county feel in
dignant and outraged over the actions
OF Judge Duseuberry In this county,
and IL is disgrace tn the State to
have such man sit la court vi jus.
tice.
Nearly every term OF court in Vim
tab county has witnessed just such
scenes AS this. and besides the disgrace
OF II, 1t is very expensive.
OF course none OF us know anything
positively about this alleged occurrence,
Judge Duseuberry Is now on his way
home and we would adyise that The
Judgment OF Jne people be Withheld
until we know the truth OF falsity OF
the report.
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Sheep Stealing Case .

About two weeks ago Tom Murdoch
of Wasatch county missed u bunch OF
twenty eight sheep from his herd and
came down 10 Provo to look them up.
He failed however TO get any trace Of
his property aud returned TO Heber.
Last "Wednesday Sllas Alfred and
Charles Turner came TO Sheriff Storrs
and reported that there We're twenty
sheep 10 their herd freshly ear.marked
with their mark The sheriff ut once
sent word 10 Murdoch. who came
down and picked out his sheep. The
bodies OF the other eight were found
near by, having been killed by Svyotes.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

he caDe. Elder Greer was one of he
C unselors 10 President Larsen. aud
later of President Alfred Southern
S ar. Chattanooga Tennessee
Christian Science services will be
held tomorrow mort ING 10 the rooms
NJ Utah SorOsis. In Reed SmuOt block
on street, IT, which cordial invita-
lion is extended all. Sunday School
At 1000. Church services to be held at
1890 o'clock Subj ct, "Unreality."
Sunday evening services discontinued.
Prof N. l. Nelson OF the d Y Acad.
envy has recently been buying con.
siderable properly in Millard county
and now has two Oul tiIsat work there.
He Will put a larle tract in lucerne.
During the coming summer Prot
Nelson will put In his vacation between
Miilard county and his property In
Idaho.
The Congregational Educational
society has decided to add kinder
garten to the other Departments OF
Proctor Academy, begirning with the
spring term Tuesday, April a. This
will he under The direction OF Miss
Katherine b. Searle, M experienced
kindergarten teacher from Topeka,
Kansas. Miss Searle has assisted in
he primary grades of the academy
since the beginning of the schonl year
and Is wei known to the patrons Of
this department.
"Remember the Maine" naval
play by Lincoln j. Carter, will be given
is first presentation In this city at The
Provo opera house March 81. The
scenic posi- iiIies suggested by the
title, IL is said, have been fully inn
proved. and the name Of Lincoln J.
Carter seems TO assure this. Renem-
her the Maine contains tropical scenes,
feels OF vessels engaged in battle IN
the distance and disc SEES monster
stage ship, for the moving of which
special arrangement had TO be made.
In addition to the regular scenes Of the
play MIR. Carter has supplied handsome
speclalues Of patriotic nature and
diSsoIving light pictures OF Lincoln
Cuban Slave = Mckinley - Remember
Me - Dewey = The Maine-We have
Remembered the Maine. Elaborate
preparations have been made and the
production, IL is promised, will surpass
all the other Carter plays.
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Schedule in Effect March 10, 1892
Subject TO change without Notice.
NO sSISf rs Ssi5 SAFIONS Ssq e s9 Ssi5

Trains between Juab and Frisco run daily
except Sunday.
Trains for Tooele leave Salt Lake at 7:45
a III. daily except sunday.
Trains for Eureka leaves Provo 500 m
Arrives Fairfield g;90 a m, Eureka l0:5O m.
Leaves Eureka at $3.50 y m. Fairfield a:39 y m,
Provo 7;l0 y. IN.
Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden m,
g;45 m, 500 m, $40 pm.
Trains leave Ogden for Salt Lake $3.50 m,
1850 q m, 2;O5 p m, 6;lb pm.
Close connections made at Ogden with the
Southern and Union Pacific
Quickest time made from Utah points TO
Denver. Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, ST.
Louis ana New York.
Through tickets on sale at all stations. Bag.
gage checked through.
.. w. Eccles. Geo. w. Craig, Agt,
Gen. Trf Mgr. Provo, Utah.
w. "a. Bancroft, ID. y Durey
V..P. and G. Mgr. G. L. and Il. Agt.
Salt Lake CITY,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

The theory is that parties In Wasa'ch
county stole The sheep and drove hem
here, and fearing pursuit and detection
turned Them in with Alfred aud iufn
er's baud. Their identity Is suspected
aud arrests will probably be made 10y
the Wasatch county officers.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

Quite n number Of our young society
people accompanied the FrOy1 Opera
company to Payson last Saturday even-
ing. The entertainment given there
was n grand success.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORH00D.

NEIGHBORH00D.
I.R Vance OF Alpine was in Prove
Thursday.
L. o. Taft was in Nephi on business
this week.
d. ID. Houtz went to Lehl on legal
business Thursday.
S. II. Thurman went to Marysvale
on legal business yesterday.
County Assessor Hush has been in
Provo several days this week.
e. Il. Corfman wen, TO Pleasant
Grov, on legal business Thursday,
Cash paid for wheat at the Provo
CAOll Roller Mills. opp. depot.
Earl b. Allen is going to deal in ice
this summer Buy your ice Of Earl.
Deputy Sheriff Knowlden went to
Sprugyile on ciyll business yesterday.
VIM. p. Silver. the printer, went TO
SILT Lake Thursday for few days
visit.
Highest cash price paid for dressed
pork and veal ut the Provo Meat
Co54-st
Thos. Murdoch came down from
Heher Wednesday evening on sheep
business.
DR., S. II. Allen was called TO Price
on professional business Thursday
evening
Patrick Bolivar for plain drunk was
given 8 days In Jail by Justice Noon
yesterday.
II. +. Mitchell and wife OF Eureka
have been visiting friends In Provo
this week.
Jed J. Mercer was down from Amer
lean Fork Thursday To report on as.
sessments.
Fun line OF patent medicines. cough
remedies. etc. always on hand at the
Elkhorn Pharmacy.s44
We are still buying potatoes. II you
have some to sell call. We pay tor
prices. +. Decker & Cos
John Il Booth went to Salt Lake
Thursday on business connected with
the State board OF equalization.
Hon. Moses Thatcher will lecture al
the Proctor hall next Wednesday
evening on Mexican Antiquities"
Egg food, will make your hens lay
something every egg producer wants
Gel IL at the Elkhorn PHARMACISTS
Grand Millinery Opening on Monday
at the Utah Millinery & Dry Goods
House. Annie Jones Atkin. Prop'r.
Young pigs, old hens, grain, or any
old thing, taken Tor book-bindlng by r.
K. Crouch, opposite posloiiice, Provo.
S. p. Lnnd, deputy assessor for Pleas
ant Grove, was in Provo Thursday tc
make his report TO County Assessor
Hush,
A. Prentess Of Washington. ID. c..
will lecture on the Philippine Islands
at the y. Y. Academy next Tuesday
evening.
Geo. E. Howe OF Provo is woric
heater on bicycle bargains He has 1
foil line of ladies', gents and boys
Wheels
The Provo Opera company goes to
American Fork Saturday evening
March 25, by special train via Il. G. W
Round trip fare % cents.
For bargains 10 groceries. hardware
cruckeryware, glassware and sporting
goods 60 10 Geo. e. Howe, rs Ccnle
street. Proves
Sheriff Storrs and wife went to Sal
Lake Thursday 10 attend the funera
OF Mrs. Sarah Sperry, an old tim'
friend OF Mrs. Slorrs,
Lovers OF the beautiful should attent
ths Millinery opening at the Utah Mil
linery 4 Dry Goods House. --Anni'
Jopes Atkin, Prop'r.
Sam A. King went to Salt LAX
yesterday and appears today befor
The State Board Of Pardons ia behal
Of Alma Murdoch who Is serving lii
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dnsenberry
Clerk, George HaycrSamp.
Court Stenographer, Mont Roberts.
The National tribune., 1899-08-31
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
Decisions Rulings, etc., Of Interest to Soldiers and Sailors
and Their Heirs.

MARRIAGE AND DIvoRCE-DECREE
OF NULLITY.-In the pension case of the
widow of William Fuller it is held (As-
sistant Secretary Davis, June 20, 1S99) that
the marriage OF soldier and the claimant
was not legalized by the claimant securing
after the soldiers death decree of court
multiplying her former marriage. The
claimant was below the age of legal con-
sent at her first marriage, and the court
therefore granted decree of nullity, but
under the laws OF the State (New York; and
the terms of the decree, the notification
took effect only from the date Of the decree
and hence it is held that claimant was not
the legal wife of the soldier.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE IMPEDI-
A1ENT.-In the pension case of the widow
of Robert E. kentit is held assistant Secre-
tary Davis, May %. 1S99l that under the
laws of the State (Ohiol the claimant is
the legal widow, Notwithstanding that at
the time of her marriage to the soldier he
had wife living from whom he was not
legally. separated till nearly two years
after the marriage. Soldier at the time
of the marriage represented that he had
been divorced. and exhibited some papers
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which were understood to coroborate his
statement, which was generally believed
until, in securing evidence in the pension
claim, it was discovered that no divorce
was had till after the marriage to claimant
The decision holds that legal common
law marriage arose between claimant and
soldier after the removal of the lmpedl-
ment
MARRIAGE AND DIvORCE-LEGITI-
MACY.-In the pension case of the minors
of Jonas W. Pulver it is held assistant
Secretary Davis, May 81, 1899 that the
marriage of the parents was null and void
under the law of the State wisconsin,,
the mother having a living and undiyorced
husband at the time of the marriage, and
that the mother was therefore not the legal
wife of the soldier, Notwithstanding they
lived together as husband and wife from
the alleged marriage in 1861 to the soldiers
death in 1884. The decision comedies that
the law of the State declares the children
legitimate, but holds that such fact does
not, however, give them a pensionable
status, for pensonable status is TO be de-
termined wholly by the laws of the United
States, which limits a minors tile to one
which was or could have been in the legal
wife (WidOW)"
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Secretary, 7117 South Chicago avenue,
Chicago.
6lst ILL.,, at Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 27,
cold Soldiers Day." at State Fair. z. ID.
WhitZel, Secretary, Lawrence, Kan.
INDIANA.
Both md, at Millersburg, Ind, Sept. 10.
Serg't j. n. Ohlwine, Secretary, Cromwell,
Ind.
Tooth Ind, at Albion, Ind, Sept. 20.
Theo. f. Upson, Secretary, Elkhart, Ind.
The 22d Ind. survivors held their An
nual Reunion in Seymour, Ind, Aug. 15
and 16. There was a good attendance.
The report showed the following comrades
died since our last meeting: James Allen,
Co. b; A. G. Hutchings, Co. X; James
Melloy, Co. G; J. W. McIlyane, Co. C;
Thos. Donlan, Co. ID; Geo. Hughs, Co. 3;
Richard Kirk, Co. X. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Pres, Capt. David Ennis; V. p, Geo. w.
Bard; Sec, w. r. England, Seymour, Ind.
Columbus, Ind, was selected as the place
for the next meeting.
National Reunion, Blue and Gray, at
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 10 TO 13. G. j.
Morris, Secretary, Evansville, Ind.
123d Ind, in Agricultural Room, State
House, indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 10 and
20. W. S. Kaler, Secretary, Anderson
vile, Ind.
25th Iowa, at Burlington, Iowa, Sept
81. III. +. Gilbert, Burlington, Iowa.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the Jackson
County Veteran Association and its third
joint Reunion with the jackson County
Association of Sons of Veterans and the
The National tribune., 1899-08-31
Survivors Of the I'd Mo.

J. B. Schneider, Secretary, I'd Mo. As
sociation, 1856 Penn street, st. Louis, Mo-,
writes: II want to know what has become
of all the members Of the old I'd Mo-, Scha-
fer's old regiment. If this strikes the eye
of any of the old boys. kindly report, to have
your name entered on the regimental roster,
which now contains about 14O names which
we know are still among the living. We
know there are still few more among the
living whose names We would ike to have,
and who are not aware that we have Or
ganized. At our last Reunion, held in
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5, 1898, there were 80
members present. The following officers
V.-P., Henry Boss; Sec, J. B. Schneider;
Treas, Henry Lundt. Our next Reunion
will be held in ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5, 1S99
This Reunion will be a grand affair, as we
have about arranged to hold joint Reunion
with the 18th Mo"
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of presented to
after his birth his came to the Sfed i @ ]
At meeting
leave in papers
being time Orderly
ntinCo B. S..
Fist rennantof
gmentw
until 1865
Other candidates
romhe CncnnatO
din familiar readers
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recent Convention she was chosen De-
partment President. The Department has
now 6S7 members, and under Mrs. Nay
lor's administration is increasing both in
membership and effectiveness.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Michigan Headquarters at the National
Convention will be established at the Bing-
ham House, corner Market and Eleventh
streets. Philadelphia, where all friends OF
the Order will be welcome.
The Department of Indiana, GAR,
and w. R.C., will give reception at Head:
quarters, Rooms SO and 50, Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, Tuesday evening,
America Corps, 81, Chicago, ILL.,, cele
brated its fourth birthday, Aug. 18, at the
home of Mrs. Ida E. Palmer. These
annual birthday parties each year add 6
snug sum to the Corps funds, it being the
custom of each member attending to place
in tiny silk bag one penny for each year ol
her age, this money being afterward turned
over to the Treasurer.
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SOLDIERS HOMESTEADS.

Twill pay the highest price for valid rights.
Soldiers who served 80 days, or more. in the
U. s. Army during the rebellion.
and were hOnOrably discharged.
and who homesteadedp prior to June %, 1874,
less amount than 160 acres, are entitled;
If dead, his widow or minor children are
entitled. Write me fully as to military serv-
ice and when and where original entry was
made, numbers of the land, section, township
and range. Address
WIN. L. TAYLOR, Van Buren, Arkansas
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RENEWING OLD TIES.
Announcements OF Regimental
and Other Reunions.
CONNECTICUT.

OVN ECI1CUI.
18th Conn.,, at Winsted, Conn.,, Sept. %.
The I'd Conn. H. A. meet at same time and
place. L. d. Penfield, Secretary, 18th
Conn, New Britain, Conn.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
I'd D. c., at Philadelphia. Pa, Sept.
5 to s Headquarters in Parlor 23, Cont
mental Hotel. Nathan Newhall, Secretary,
Irving street, Maiden, Mass.
ILLINOIS.
9th Ill. Cav, at Kewanee, H., Sept. 20
and 21. Sam Z. Lewis, Secretary, 35S
Dearborn street, Chicago.
Geo Pickel, Secretary, Joliet, Ill.
18th Ill Cav, at the Briggs House,
Chicago, Sept II and IS. For full pro-
gram and badge address |. NJ. Mallory,
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Army Of West virginia.

The Army of West Virginia has decided
to meet at Jackson, O., Sept. 81, 28, 20,
1899. Gen. Powell, the President of the
Society, has approved the date, and the
citizens of Jackson have taken the matter
up with characteristic energy. II. C.,
Miller, of jackson, is the local Secretary.
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$500 REWARD

WE will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation or Costiyeness we
;annot cure with Liverita, the Up-To-Date
y complied with. They are purely vegetable,
and never fail to give satisfaction 25c boxes
boxes contain Is Pills. Beware of substiutions
ana limitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken:
NERVITA MEDICAL CO, Cor. Clinton and
Jackson sts., Chicago, Ill. Sold by all Druggists
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already the white tents have been pitched aCamp Famont
will
James Sexton is front of the historic Belmont Mansion
OF Judge Richard Peters friend Washington
less held the father his
the great
is Penn.
valley
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THE RELIEF CORPS.
News and Gossip of the Great Auxiliary.
MARYLAND's sDEPARTMENTPR PRESIDENT

MARYLAND'S DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT.
Mrs. Mary E. Naylor, President Of the
nected with the Woman's Relief Corps
since 1881, when she became member of
Dushane w. r. c., of Baltimore, Md. She
served eight years as Senior Vice-Presi-
dent of her Corps and two years as Presi-
dent. She has held many offices in the
Department, having been at different times
Department Inspector and Department
Instituting and Installing Officer. At the
The National tribune., 1899-08-31
Heading Him Off.
Tit-BifS.

First Man-Why did you ask Blibbs
Just now to lend you five shiliings? You
had plenty of money this morning.
Second Mani have plenty now; but l
knew Blibbs was going to ask me for some.
The National tribune., 1899-08-31
Pension Law a Specially!
Reliable Services Proffered

A MANUAL OF USEFUL INFORMATIOS
by Edgar T. Gaddis, L.. L. M, containing
Clear Exposition Of the RensiOn Laws, and
other Matters of Inferest to the Soldier Fra
ternity. Mailed free upon request Extra pay
and allowances of whatever kind due collected for
spanish and Philippine w Ar soldiers and sailors
I keep Informed as TO all new legislation and de-
cisons and rulings and qualified to take the
action that Is most advisable No fee until successful
Intelligent advice free. Percentage Of success une1-
celled.
, EDGAR +. GADDIS SAftorney.at-Lnw,
Warrington, ID. C.
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Pleasant the figure the mmander Grant
at
att
Bethel
This cot
illustration
which will
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Ian communications for this column should
be accompanied by the true name and correct
address of the inquirer. The reply, however,
will be marked as may be desired. Noattention
will be given TO anonymous inquiries. This
column is exclusively for subscribers of THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNEl
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14

The Greenwood Athletic Association
has offered a guarantee of $500, with
privilege Of so per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts, to Jack O'Brien and Joe Bern
stein to go twenty-five round on Jan
uary q. John T. D~ougherty, for O'Brien,
has accepted.
Word received at the Police Gazette Of
flee, is to the effect thai a syndicate was
being fromed in london to bring about a
fight at Agricultural hall between Tom
Sharkey and Charley Mitchell.
Eddie Connolly, of ST. John, N. b., who
is to meet Spike Sullivan at New Ha-
ven, on January 16, and who is training
at New Dorp, State Island, is already
down to weight-13S pounds. Nobody
can ever tell what Spike Sullivan is
doing. He is one of the 'cagiest' of the
'cagey;" but as he recently challenged
anybody at from 1873 to 1873, he is probably
approaching weight himself.
A dispatch from Louisville, KY, says
that Tom Lansing, formerly sparring
partner of James J.. Corbett, and a we'll
known middle-weight pugilist, will prob
ably be an imbecile the rest of his life.
Lansing was seriously injured by a blow
delivered by Jack Root during their fight
at Chicago a month ago.
Billy Hawkins writes from Tacoma
that he is willing to box any lightweight
in the world. He says he can put up a
$3.50 forfeit.
The following men have been selected
as officials for the championship, which
will take place at the Lenox Athletic club
on January q n %: Referee of Boxing,
James j. Frawley, Knickerbocker A. c.
Judges of Boxing, Maxwell E. Moore,
New York A. c., and j. j. Walsh, Pas
time A. c. Referee of Wrestling, Gus
Boyas, Columbia College. Timers. Chas.
Schmidt, New York Turn Vere.n: c.. G..
Hughes, K~nickerbocker A. c., and Rob-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
BOXING.

The Sharkey-McCoy contest is a thing
of the past and there are a lot of disap-
pointed sports in New York city. The
majority of sporting men in that city
headed by the daily papers were inclined
to maxi a god of the Kid and not only
looked upon him as a championship pos
sibility but as a probability. They said
many pretty things about him and look
ed upon him as a sure winner because he
worked with his brains as we'll as with
his muscle" Through the influence of
the papers Sharkey was slightly discount
ed at the ring but he proved himself to
be a man of deeds. The victory was clean
cut and square and even this is con-
coded by the Kids hackers. Kid Mccoy
was very gentlemanly about his defeat,
but of course, thinks hat his knockout
was an accident. Well, all kncnk-outs are
accidents because the man that Is beaten
does not receive due notice that his op-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
ROWING.

The candidates for the Harvard fresh
man crew were called out last week, and
upon a count it was found thai about a
quarter of the men in the class were anx-
ious for nautical honors, 1O7 men turning
out. >
Captain Higginson, Of the varsity
crew, gave the youngsters a talk on the
methods Of training, and announced that
there would not be any work in the tank,
but that the candidates would be put to
work on the chest weights and other
%gymnastic exercises Immediately. Long
runs will be a favorite way of developing
the Drawn of the freshies. The stroke
taught the men will be the same as that
taught the varsity by Coach O'Dea.
Contrary to expectations, Coach Court
ney and Captain Fisher, of the Cornell
crew, have decided to get their. candi-
dates to work at once. Accordingly, a
call for freshman candidates has been
issued for all students who intend try
ing for seats. Their ages, weight and
height will be taken and work will begin
at once.
TIL call for the varsity candidates will
be deferred for a few days until the new
men have been fairly started in the work..
Coach Courtney will employ the older
oarsmen in helping him with the fresh
men, as he did a year ago. The numbe
of the men who will report is expected to
aggregate $50.