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RlCHFIELD.
District Court Business-Mis Visionary
Farewell Sad Addiction.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Richfeld. Sewer Co., Aug. 3l.--Judgt
| McCarty held a session Of district court
yesterday and transacted the following
business;
In the case Of Studebaker Bros. VS.
Jeppa nilsson et al. plaintiffs were
permitted 20 amend complaint by in
terlineatiOn. demurrer 10 complaint
oyerruled and defendants given twenty
days TO answer
In Annabella Reservoir and Canal
Company VS. the town OF Monroe O. T.
Bean was appointed guardian ad lltem
Of the minor defendants.
In otter Creek Reservoir Company
VS. Koosharem Irrigation Company de-
murrer TO complaint overruled and de-
PENDANTS given fifteen days TO answer.
In the case Of Barlow vs. Barlow, Il.
II. Hoffman withdraws as attorney for
defendant.
In the matter Of the estate OF Anne
Nielsen, deceased, lie Roy Nelson was
appointed administrator
In the matter Of the estate Of Ralph
McFadyen, deceased, final distribution
OF estate was ordered in accordance
with report Of commissioner appointed
herein, and Administrative discharged
~ INV AAANAAfl VI AlIf fNAuNt VA mem
HendricksOn. deceased, final report OF
retiring administrator approved. ex-
cepting as 70 his commission which was
reduced S3S and Administrator Joseph
Peterson discharged and Joseph Hen
Erickson appointed I'm his stead upon
Ming bond In the sum Of $500
SAD AFFLICTIoN.
William Peterson, an old gentleman
Of our city was given a hearing on
complaint charging him with insanity.
From the evidence It appeared that
the old man had left his room In the
night several times and gone TO the
neighbors TO seek admission to their
houses but had never been obnoxious
or unruly otherwise. The physicians
decided that the accused was troubled
with a weak mind, but that he was
rather subject for care and nursing
at home than the insane asylum.
There Is considerable sickness in our
city at present Bessie Ramsey the
lO-year-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James Ramsey, has typhoid fever.
Maria Jensen, 70 years Of age, IS very
low with a stomach complaint the In
FAINT son Of Bishop A. G. Young Is
very sick.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

r,,. ARRIVES
WI "'sI t''oam. iii5 p M. ESQ o IN.
Ia. LIAvEs
''''o 40 a. M, HIS lis nm.
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge Booth today took under i'd
vlsement the case OF Pierpont & Hea-
ton vs. j. +. Armitstead. which was
tried before him The plaintiffs are SUI
ing 10 compel the defendant 10 release
a judgment secured IN the district court
against them which they anege had
been satisfied
Estate OF 3. Bachman, deceased: on
petition Of j. T. Westfall, the admins.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, In and Tor salt LAKE Couln.
estate and guardianship OF Richard Blake
incompetent Notice Tho petition for ap
provlti and settlement Of the lst and qua an'
hual accounts N the guardian o. the person
and the estate Of Richard Blok'' lncompe
TENT bas been ~ for hearing ON saturday
tbe ijib day OF Sept, AID. 1870. az V;O O'Clock
am. AZ the County Court House, IN ne court
room Of said court 10 Salt Lake Clty san
LaNo ''uH''' Witness the Clerk a. said
Court with the sea- thereof
fssAt1 aHlyed this 18th day Of Aug,
DAVID q DUNBAR, Clerk
Nv ALBHEr ]. SCARE. Deputy Clerk
Stewart & stewart Attorneys
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The Beaver Branch Of the b. Y. A.
commence the seasons work on Mon
day next. under hatterlng prospects, A
large attendance Is promised.
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LYNDON.
Bishop j. Cooley seriously Ill Re
lief Society Meetings.

Special Correspondence.
Llndon. Utah County Aug. al Blsh-
op j. Cooley, Is seriously IN, swelling
OF the throat is the trouble, and his
relatives and friends are very much
alarmed over his condition.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRoBATB
division. In and for salt Lake c3lnly siats
iorenIo peftlt. deceased. Notice. The PEE
ijjtion on 0fson II. Petit aud Emma. $. Petit
nreying for the admission "a Probate ~ %
certain document purporiing 10 be tne last
wli and testament Of Lorenzo Ietut &c
t1ertery 10 Themselves las been set
for herring on Saturday, the 18th day OF
sept A. Id 1900 VI $3.50 o'clock q. m. AZ the
Comfy Court House, Ia the Court Room OF
said Court. IN SAT- Lake CITY, SAT- Lake
Witness the Clerk Of sad
Court. with the seal thereof
flyedthlsejth day OF August
feFAt1 A. ID. 1900.
DAVID g. DUNBAR Clerk
Nv ALBERT j. SCARE Deputy Clerk
Ferguson Cannon, Attorneys.
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ANOTHER ARsTRAcT COMPANY

A.. H',llts Of Incorporation Of the Og-
--l wy and Weber County Abstract
, .l were dled with the county
CsrA yesterday afternoon. This com.
st-l mas INCORPORATED 10 do a general
M, NY ana real estate business and
s1 ,S insurance The officers OF the
5., ,p'qy are Charles Meighan, presl-
Gag N Z Brownell vice president:
v,,. ~ >. Kelley secretary: +. b. De
wa treasurer. these, with Il. Mates
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Special Music.


Special music win be provided for the
dancers at Saltair Beach on Labor Day.
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UNION PACIFIC ny.

I,o,.r ARRIVES
''I s'%a- m. 1862. N. and rs D m.
Icr LIAvEs
-" loa n. 2li5 p m. and 500 D. m
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
lliyision. In and Tor salt Lake County. State
on Utah In the matter Of the estate Of
Ellen NJ. Bishop. deceased. Notice The
petition OF James Bishop, praying Tor the
issuance to himself and John y. Reid. OF
letters OF administration in the estate u
Ellen NJ. Bishop, deceased. has been
set FOR hearing on saturday, the sta Gay OF
Seutember A. ID. 1900. &C p.30 o'clock a NJ.
al The County Court House, ln the Court
Room Of said Court la Salt Lake City, salt
Witness the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal there
fseai1 OF Affixed this 2ith day OF
August, A. ID. 1900
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk
BY Albert J. Scare Deputy Clerk.
stewart & stewart. Attorneys.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division. In and Tor salt Lake County. state
OF t'tah. In the matter Of the estate
MILFORD woodruff deceased. Notice. The
potItlon Of Asahel n. Woodruff and MILFORD
amept OF WilfOrd Woodruff. deceased, pray.
Inc for the issuance 20 George a. smith, NJ
letters of administration With the Will
annexed Of the last VIII and testament
of Wifard Woodruff, deceased, has been
set f0r hearing on Saturday. the 18th day OF
seutainber, a. ID. 100, at $50 o'clock a. M, az
the County Court House, in the Court Room
On said Court, I'm salt Lake City, salt Lake
County, Utah.
Court with the seal thereof
CsgAI1 affixed this cath day OF Aug
uSt A. d 1900
DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clerk
By Albert J. Scare Deputy Clerk
Young & Noyle Attorneys.
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PROBATE AND EMBARRASSING
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respec.
tive slgners for further information
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division In and for Salt Lake County
State OF Utah. In the matter OF the estate
Of Christina CSporrong deceased. Notice
The petition OF Christina NJ, $ Rodbcrg
praying for the issuance TO herself Of
letters Of administrator IN the estate or
Christina c. SporronF, deceased has been
Set for hearing on Saturday the 18TH day
OF September a. j. 1850. at $50 O'Clock
a. M. at the County Court House, IN the
court room OF said court la Salt Lake
city, Salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said
Court with the seal there
Of affixed this 18th day OF
tSeall August, a. d. 1900
DAVID q. DUNBAR Clerk
BY Albert ]. Scare, Deputy Clerk
Ferguson. Cannon d Tanner, Attorneys
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division IN and for Salt Lake County.
State Of Utah In the matter Of the es-
tate Of James n. Hickey deceased
NOTES.-The petition Of Emma Hickey
praying for the Issuance 20 herself OF
letters Of administration IN the estate OF
James r. Hickey. deceased, haF been set
for hearing on Saturday, the 18th day OF
September a. ID. 1900. al $3.50 o'clock M ,
at the County Court House, IN the Court
Room Of said court. IN Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal there.
OF affixed this 2sth day OF
tSeall August, A. p. 1900
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY Albert J. Scare Deputy CLERK.
f. ID. r. Thompson, Attorney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Business Mems association met
last evening. and among those present
were a number who supposed that they
knew an ordinary clam from to Z,but
later in the evening they were of a
different opinion, for as one of the
members said: IF any one calls you
clam, don't be ashamed. for a claH
is quite a fellow after ALL" Prof.
Bumpus of Brown University. and also
a member of the United States Fish
commission, addressed the meeting.
and his subject was THE Clam" The
address was the most interesting one
ever listened to by the members, from
the fact that they were well posted on
the subject. but the professor told them
more of the habits, nature and make
of the festive clam than any of the
members ever dreamed Of knowing
The address was from scientific
standpoint, but was not without flash
of rich wit now and then.
The professor was given point or
two by some of the fishe.snen. the two
most important ones being that there
was long stretch along the shore that
had not had set of clans for five
years, and the other was that there
was a bed which contained oysters
CLAIMS and mussels, and each was Kill
ing off the other. The professor said
that he would give these facts his at
tention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
AUBURN.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Odd Fellows was held last evening in
their rooms in Odd Fellows hall. Af-
ter the reports had been read and old
business attended to. one new member
was admitted. Preparations were made
for the parade which Is to occur in
Providence In May There was great
deal OF enthusiasm manifested at the
meeting and IL Is expected that the
local lodge Will be out in force and
make a great showing.
After the plan for parading had been
talked over there was no further busi-
ness and the meeting adjourned. ThNe
will be, another held next Monday.
The regular annual meeting OF the
members of the Church of the Ascen-
Sion was held at sis last evening. with
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Goodrich i'm the chair. Af-
ter a short prayer by Rev. II. G. Dana,
the meeting was called TO order The
report OF Secretary VIM. +. Crossman
was read and approved. The treas
urer's report was read by John II.
Howland and showed an offering dur
ing the year OF s5s4. The balance on
hand at present is sl59.16 and the
church mortgage has been reduced to
$685.. The Easter offering last Sunday
was sts2.s2. The treasurer's report was
accepted and placed on file.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
CENTRAL FIRE STATION.
Five Plans Submitted to Committee
on City Property.
Conference TO Be Held With Board Of Fire
Commissioners This Afternoon.

The members Of the committee on
city property met yesterday afternoon
10 look over the plans submitted for
ed on the land at the corner of Wash
ington and Exchange streets. Five
plans were offered by four architects.
according TO the specifications. which
provide for an apparatus room 35 by 81
feet for Engine and Hose Company No.
/. with stalls for four horses and two
passages; stable room 18 by 3S, with
chutes for hay and grain: recreation
room; room for drying hose; lavatories
off recreation room. Similar provision
Is made for Hook and Ladder Company
No. J. and separate rooms are pro-
vided for the chief and deputy chief
and supply clerk, all on the ground
floor.
On the second floor there Is to be, I'm
addition TO dormitories for the fire.
men. an Office and phfl macy for a
veterinary. an office with private office
for the commissioners and quarters for
the fire alarm linemen. The third
floor is to be fitted up with storage for
harnesses and other supplies. fire
alarm instrument room, battery room
and sleeping rooms for the superin-
tendent and his assistant. The sew
eral plans differ materially In treat
ment in design. but all are attractive.
The members OF the city property COM
mittee did not feel disposed to reach
any decision yesterday. believing that
the board OF fire commissioners would
know best what was needed In the way
OF interior arrangements.
1t WAS decided to invite the fire
commissioners TO meet the members OF
the city property committee this after
noon. when, in all probability. plan
will be selected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
GOvERNOR.OF
PORTO RICO.
mr. Allen VIII. Sail for San
Juan Last Of Present Week.
WILL GO ON STEAMER LPHIN
Entire South Atlantic Squadron Will Escort
Dolphin Into HaThor.
INAUGURATION WILL OCCUR MAY /.
All The Unlsd States Troops win Be Turned Out
In Honor Of The Esnl-Ths washps
viii Fire Salute.
Entire South Atlantic Squadron Will Escort
Dolphin Into HaThor.
INAUGURATION WILL OCCUR MAY I.

Washington, April 17.--Mr. Allen, the
is arranging to leave Washington for
San Juan toward the end OF the present
week. He will be accompanied by Mys.
Allen and their daughter. The trip VIII
be made on the ". s. S. Dolphin, which
Is now lying at the Washington Navy
yard.
1t is Gov. Aliens intention to make
this dying visit. He will set up the
new civil government and inside of
three weeks will return TO the United
States to arrange his private affairs.
The president and Secretary Long have
determined that the inauguration or the
civil government in Porto Rico shall be
marked with as much pomp as is be-
fitting an event OF that magnitude.
The United States will see TO Ii that
there is at San Juan on fhe occasion
of the inauguration of the first Ameri-
can governor a dignified and impressive
ceremony that VIII fix the event in the
minds OF the people.
The Dolphin will enter the harbor OF
San Juan escorted by the entire North
Atlantic squadron, under the command
of Rear Admiral Farquhar, on his flag
ship New York. The squadron is now
at Bermuda, and will time its move
ments so as TO arrive off the north
coast of Porto Rico about the time the
Dolphin is sighted.
Gov. Allen will be inaugurated at San
Juan on May 1. and Gen. Davis, the
military governor. will turn out all OF
the United States troops under his COM
mand, In honor OF the occasion. The
ships of the squadron will fire salutes,
which will be answered by the shore
batteries There will be specifics, and
at night the feet will use It's electric
lights and there will be general illumi-
nations.
After setting up civil government
and comforting with Gen. Davis. Mr..
Allen will return to the United States
to arrange his private affairs, returning
to Porto Rico on the. May1owec.
The crew of the Mayfiower will be
drawn from that of the Detroit which
has been ordered home fl cm Colombia.
The Detroit will be semitic Portsmouth.
N. H.. where she will be put out OF
comm ssion. II is the purpose OF the
navy department TO make some repairs
on the Detroit at the Portsmouth navy
yard. II Is thought there will be at
least a years work on the vessel.
1t cannot be learned that anything
has yet been done toward selecting a
successor to Mr.. Allen as assistant
secretary of the navy. though Secre-
tary Long is giving the subject con-
sideration
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
His Counsel Announced That the Case
Would Be Appealed 10 Higher Court.
CLAIM MADE IN BEHALF OF MILLER.
Had Paid All Demands Made Upon Him Unl
POLES Closed Tho Concern = Sentence 10 Be-
Imposeda Week From Friday.

New York. April 1.-THE case Of will
liam f. Miller OF Franklin Syndicate
fame was resumed before Judge Hurd
In Brooklyn yesterday. tThe judge de-
MED motion made by Lawyer House
for a dismissal of the Indictment and
the discharge Of the defendant on the
ground that the acts of Miller in oper-
ating the Franklin Syndicate did not
constitute the crime of larceny. on
which he was being tried.
Former Assistant District Attorney
Ridgeway called TO the stand John Il.
Lord, receiver of the Franklin Syndi-
cate. He testified that among the as
sets of the syndicate Were 1900 checks
dated Dec 20, made payable to Miller.
Mr.. Ridgeway summed up the case
for the defence. He said the prosecution
had presented no evidence which show
ed the legal guilt OF the defendant. He
read the indictment charging Miller
with stealing $1,000 from Mrs. Catherine
Moeser.
s'It is not question" said he
whether or not Miller could pay $40
per cent. The question is: Did he really
intend to steal the money? All demands
on the concern were paid until the very
moment the police stepped the busi-
ness"
Assistant District Attorney Littleton,
for the prosecution, argued that Miller
obtained the money of his depositors on
false pretences, with the ultimate in
tent OF stealing Ii.
Judge Hurd then charged the jury
and the case was given 10 the latter at
3:10 y. m
Shortly before o'clock the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty. When the
verdict was announced Miller showed
extreme nervousness. His counsel stat
ed that. the case would be appealed.T The
prisoner was remanded for sentence a
week from next Friday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17

but failed TO find anyone. Then the
guards were called in and concentrated
In the valley. with the exception OF
those placed In the cable station. where
the shooting took place.
SHOTS EXCHANGED IN DARKNESS
At about 10:30 o'clock last night the
deputy sheriffs guarding the cable
house on the east side OF the river saw
three figures lurking near the place
and fired their revolvers at them. The
figures disappeared quickly In the dark
ness. A few minutes later three shots
rang out from the direction OF Little
Italy. but the sheriffs men were not
injured.
At s o'clock three Italians were found
within the lines and each was found
to have "a loaded revolver. The SOL
diers extracted the cartridges from the
revolvers and returned the weapons 10
the men, who were allowed to go. Sergt.
Douglass when killed-had one OF these
cartridges in his pocket. and II Is
thought that the shot which killed him
was fired by one of the three men who
had been allowed to go free scarcely an
hour previous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance So
ciety of S. s.. Peter and Paurs church.
Phenix. gave concert In Temperance
hall, Lippitt, Sunday evening. that was
well attended and much enjoyed by the
audience
Mrs Caroline Pearce of Harris Is Wis.,
iting friends i'm Glastonbury. Conn.
Mr.. Frank Bliven of Natick caught 10
large trout yesterday In the Valley re-
servoirs.
Mr.. Albert Cahoone, an old and much
esteemed resident OF Kent, died at his
residence In that place on Sunday.
Mr.. George Snow caught 80 pounds OF
fatish near kpponaug yesterday.
A large audience attended the concert
at the Crompton Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
Rev X. N Robinson and Mr. Oscar
Johnson have been appointed delegates
TO the 18th annual meeting of the New
York Swedish Lutheran conference at
Augustana Synod by the Swedish Luth-
eran church at Pontiac.
Mr. John Battey of Fiskeville lost a val
liable horse last week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
AT The NORTH Emo

Frank Bannon. who worked for Mi
chael Reynolds. a Gladstone avenue
liquor dealer, was found dead in his
bed early this morning. Bannon was
about 30 years old and lived with Mr..
Reynolds on Ambrose street. Mr.. Rey-
nolds heard Bannon up about his room
at 1 o'clock this morning but. OF course,
his stirring at that time did not cause
any suspicion that he was Ill. The
medical examiner was called.
The annual Easter Monday ball of
the Bochelor Social Club held last ev-
cnlng in What Cheer hall proved well
worthy OF the fine reputation of the
club. There was n very large attend
ance and the arrangements for the
pleasure of patrons were just perfect.
Thomas Hodge was floor director and
]. II. Parker. chairman OF the commit
tee OF arrangements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
BRISTOl.

A large haul OF flatfish was made here
yesterday by Edward Brown and Mer-
cier Ricco at the Middle Ground buoy.
In less than three hours they caught
1i5 pounds.
The work of laying gas pipes by the
Narragansett Electric Lighting COM
pany Is progressing rapidly and the
finishing up Of the work Is very satis-
factory. tf,strs.f
formerly owned by the late John Wes-
ley Pearse. has been sold 20 Mrs Susan
Littlefeld by Stephen w. Church.
A son of Ex-Mayor Carter Harrison
Of Chicago arrived here Yesterday and
was driven 10 the Hopeworth Santa
rum where he will undergo treatment
for nervous prostration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
WARREN Awo BRISTOL saAncn.

Leave Providence tFox Point Stationl
for FALL RIVERS 30. 7 80, 3 30.
IL 30 a m; 1 30, 3 80, 4 30. s 30, 9 30 p m.
sundays-7 30. . 81 a m; 30. 8 30. 70
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$50 a m: so. S 80 p m.
WARREN. BRISTOL. and way sta.
tions at 6 80. 80. 8 80. IL 30, a m: 30.
sso. AS. 43O (exp). 6 80. 8 80, 2 30 and
IL 80 p m. Sundays 80. go m:
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Trains leave Providence as follows:
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l7Stop on flag.
Via boat from Fall River.
hExcept Monday.
aSleepiny cars only. cAi parior cere
The Hopkins Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences 10 destination.
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A. c. KENDALL. Gent supt
General Passenger Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-17
NOTES FROM THE HARBOR.

The steamer George w Danielson Is In
port from Block Island.
The tern schooner stephen J. Loud is
The dredger Newport has completed
operations In the upper harbor and Is
now at work near Crescent Park.
Several members OF the crew OF the
steamer G. ". Northpm OF the Bay line
were jumping yesterday afternoon when
one of their number fell and broke his
leg The mans name Is Charles Finch
aid he IL a resident of New Haven. He
was removed To the Rhode Island hos
pital ,.I