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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
OTHER CHURCHES,

St. Paups association Mlssion-Rev.
Ellis Bishop, rector; Rev. W. Dauht
Scott. Rev Jas. II. Cox, associates.
81. Peters Chapel, cor. Fourth North
and Fifth West streets. Rev W. Daunt
Scott. Sunday school, $3.50 p, m;
eyensong and sermon, 1880 p. n.
ST. Johns Chapel, Perkins Addition.
Mrs. ], Knox Bodel lay reader. Sunday
school, 3 y. m: evensong and sermon
4 p, m.
Calvary Mission, Taggart's Han, OAR
lington. Rev. w. Daunt Scott. Mrs.
Frank +. Kraft, lay reader. Sunday
school. II a. m; evensong and sermon
1880 p. m.
ST Andrews Mission, Murray, Utah.
Rev. w. Daunt Scott. Sunday school,
S;15 p. m; evensong and sermon, 7;s0
2. m.
Mil Creek Mission, Mil Greek, Utah.
Mrs. Frank f. Kraft, lay reader. Sun
day school. 3. p. m.
81 Luke's Mission, Park City. Utah.
Rev. James II. Cox. 10 a, m, Sunday
school, II q. m. litany, penltentlal Office
Gnu SNA AAANAAf ffNN p AAff NfNst~Ns'n
sermon.
Earl French Oliver arrived IN Salt
Lake this afternoon and Will preach
at the morning service at the lin NJ b.
Church tomorrow,
81. Paurs ohurch-Corner Of Fourth
South and Main streets, Rev. Ellis Bish-
op, rector; Rev, w Daunt Scott, Gu
rate.
Palm Sunday. April s. 1900. a. m.
holy communion: $50 a. m, Sunday
school: II a. m, Maths Lltany and ser
mon, p. M, baptism, 6:45 y. m. Bible
class. under the instruction Of Prof.
Marshall; 1880 p, m, Eyensong and SER
mon.
Holy week-Daily services, Maths,
a. m; Evensong and address, 4'S0 ,.
m. except Friday and saturday
Tuesday at p. m, ladies' guild;
Wednesday at a. m, holy communion;
p. m, girls guild at the residence Of
Mrs. Chessmon, cor. Fourth South and
West Temple streets; 1880 p. m, altar
guild,
Thursday. holy communion at II a.
M; brotherhood Of 81. Andrew at 1890
p. m.
Good Friday--Matins, a. m; passion
service ~ 10 p. m; Evensong and
Stalners's crucihxion, 1880 p. m; Easter
eve. baptism and preparatory service
for Easter communion, 1880 p. m,
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ASSAULTED HER HUSBAND.
William Drummer Relates Some Startling 0c-
curences Of Last Night
For Asserting Hls Right 10 Control
HIS Family, Two Members
Thereof Heat Him.

This morning an old gentleman
named William Drummer, who resides at
$40 Curtis street, called at the police
station and asked for warrant FOR the
arrest Of his wife and son on the charge
Of assault and battery. Mr. Drummer
stated that about y o'clock last night a
fellow named Chas, Whitenberg who
has been boarding at his place. came
home in a state OF beastly lntoxlcation
and incumbered with a very large bot
lie Of liquid any ingredient Of which
was guaranteed, verbally or otherwise,
20 make chaos In its most hideous as
poets come
With many inducements the afore-
said Whltenberg, utterly regardless OF
the feelings Of the master OF the Dunn
mer dOmicie. persuaded Mrs. Dummer
TO indulge generously in the contents
OF the bottle.
As might naturally be expected Mr..
Dummer was greatly chagrined at his
wfe's actions. himself being n man Of
abstemious habits and as might further
reasonably be expected he entered
vigorous protest ever and anon declar-
Ing that he was lord Ger all he sur
yeyed. This declaration on the part
OF Mr. ID. so enraEed Mrs. d. that
she seized a heavy chair and tapped
her husband affectIonately oa the head
herewith
This was the signal Tor a general as
sault and the son took a hand which
resulted In the old man being roughly
handled. and also for his application Tor
a warrant Of arrest
"You don't mean 10 say that you
want your wife arrested and sent 20
jail do you?" asked Prosecutor DiehL
At first Mr. Drummer was decidedly
Of the opinion that he ala. but after
considering the matter more calmly
concluded that perhaps Diehl was RIGHT
and Il wouldn't DO 10 have his wife,
who Is 55 years % age. sent 90 iail.
Dlehl further advised the old gentle
man 20 drive Whltenberg from his
premises with the Establishments 81 a
thoroughly seasoned club.
IAN l want Is peace said Drummer
as he departed, and I viii have Il az
any cost"
Whltenberg Is the individual who was
fined SIS for assaulting chinaman
few days since.
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the 10th TO receive the report Of the
committee. esfr-e
There Is q feeling among aieree NUM-
Der OF the men which is against any
compromise and Il Is possible that the
action Of the committee. In case q small
raise Is accepted. Will not be fully re-
ceived and that future complications
will arise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

on Wednesday evening the marriage
OF Mise Selma Fagergren and Ernest
Peterson was solemnized, the event tax
Ing place az the residence " the BRIDGE
parents. Bishop IyersOn Of the Second
ward officlated. and after the ceremony
"a wedding supper was served, about
forty guests being present MI and
Mrs. Peterson left In the evening for
Republic, Wash, where they viii spend
thl next year
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CHURCH NOTICES.
LA1gER.nAY sAlSrs


The seml-annual conference Of the
Deseret Sunday school Union viii con-
vene at Z o'clock p. m. on Sunday April
Sth, 1900, In the Tabernacle.
1t is particularly desired that each
Stake Of Zion be represented az this
meeting, and that the Stake superin-
tendencies. officers End teachers attend
ing the General Conference OF the
Church be present.
GEORGE Q. CANNON.
KARL @, MAEsER,
General superlntendency,
HORACE s. ENSIGN,
General Secretary.
There will be meeting OF Stake
and ward officers Of Young Mems Mutu-
al Improvement associations In the Ia.
bernacle on Sunday afternoon, April
sth. Immediately after the close Of the
Conference meeting All interested in
Mutual improvement wogN are cordial
LORENZO SNOW,
General Superintendent.
THOMAS HULL.
Secretary.
The scandinavian meeting on Sunday,
April Sth, will be held In the Assembly
Hall In the afternoon. Immediately af-
ter tho Conference nesting In the Tab
ernacle. All visiting friends are cor
daily invited.
Scandinavian Conference visitors in
terested IN the coming jubilee, are re-
duested 10 meet In the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms on Saturday at 4
o'clock D. m. 10 confer about that pro-
posed gathering
]. NJ. sJoDAHL.
NJ. CHRIsTOPHERsON,
j. S. JENSEN.
The Northern and Central States mis-
slonaries will hold a reunion at Boun.
tiful April .. 1900 at 10 a. m All are
invited TO attend IL Is desirable 70
organize a permanent organization.
A. c. soRENsEN
The Thirteenth quorum OF seyet'y
win meet on Monday evening In the
Twentieth ward vestry
The Fourth quorum OF Seventy meet
on Monday evening al 1880, In the
TwenIy-hrst ward meeting house.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fifth quorum Of Elders viii be held IN
the Twenty-foufth ward meeting house
on Monday April 9th, at 1880 y, m. A
full attendance Is desired
Nephi L. Morris president Of the Lat
ted-day Saints College Alumni associa-
ton announces that there will be a
meeting on Monday night, April 9TH at
1880 In the Templeton building, the OBJ
ject of which is 70 elect officers for the
1900 banquet. A full attendance is de-
sired.
The Third quorum Of Elders will meet
az the Ninth ward meeting house Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock
The Sixteenth quorum OF seventy will
hold It's regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening, April 9th, at 1880.
O'clock In the First ward meeting
house. A full attendance Is desired, as
one Of the First Seven Presidents Of
Seventies VIII meet with us 10 transact
important business
Spiritual meeting viii be held Sun
day evening at p. m at @. A. r. hall,
No q West Second South street. Lee
ture and test. Public Invited.
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THE LATEST BOOK.

There has just been Issued from the
press OF George .. Cannon & Sons Co.
new book by George O. Cannon, en-
titled the Latter-day Prophet Before
returning from Conference call at Can
mons Book Store, ll-l3 Main St., and
get a copy. Price SO cents.
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ADDITIONAL OGDEN TRAM |.

Passengers for ogden s saog,- Raj.
mind the Rio Grande ssn Lake cg
S %ay r al 80 ?. m April On y c srn
elusive, making fout ~ III .o',v and OgisA
dlus trains between this MS. w a. asa o.
other ogden trains depaI, aiming cal
1900. noonl luncheon y" M The R.e
$50 D. m, and s.Oo P d. tbs besl ID
Grande Western service .
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

A silver cup Will be presented by Mr..
Samuel Newhouse 10 the lady fortu-
nate enough TO hold the golf champion
ship during the next two years, The
members OF the country club are On the
uul vlve FOR the race and the result
win be awaited with much interest
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DIED.

sTRINGHAM-At the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Jane Stephenson, Hol-
den, Millard county, Utah, April /,
1900, Nancy Badger stringhan- aged
rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Large swellings came on my boys neck under
his ears, In the spring they grew worse, extended
down to the collar bone and finally became large
scrofula sore, My brother had been cured Of scrofua
by Hoods Sarsaparlla and it had also cured one Of
my other children Of bad case Of salt rheum
therefore began giving Hoods to this 10Y for scrofu
and in short time the sore commenced to heal from
the inside and it continued until now Slight scar is
the only trace AS for myself was weak and tired
and it was an effort for me to keep about When
got Hoods for my little boy began taking it myself
and in a short time | gained rapidly in health and
strength and have since done my work with more ease
than ever before since can remember" Mrs DAN
Manifold, North Londonderry, New Hampshire
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Annual Statement Tor the year ensi.t ~
cember 81. 1879. OF the cond!tloa q VIZ
Metropolitan PI0Ie GLOSS Insurance O.
The Name and Location O poe Oolfsi
Metropolitan Plate Glass lnsa isl.' -
pany of New York. Home ynleS "
Liberty Street, New YORK

The Name and Location q tne OoLt
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nany of New York Home vulc@"
Liberty Street, New ioN'
Mama O, President Eugene 4. Nin'NA
Name IN secretary, s. WIN Bluoh
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The amount o. H. expenditure
during the preceding eNenD' u0gjs
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The amount o. losses p4lu auIu's wE5a
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The amount OF risks written uu' t2gl9N
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STATE Oh UTAH, S.
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,be stafe N Utah, DO hereby ccfliil "a u
above named insurance COMPANY ~ s5al.
80 noire a detailed statement e. li'r..st hsi
w, irorn ghlch the foregoing ,'all...r.sry hls
-, nrenared. and that the ,alu ~ ,se as
In an other respects c0mpllr1 ~
IN lie state relating 70 lns9lI.ng hs,euni5 81
I'm testimony whereof J. nave III n,, er,,t Sci
nv hand and alNe9 wv INK iltA c4l
syAID OF the state Oh |. lsN
of March A. u. ~ ,,n
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1t effects such cures as this by virtue Of its
peculiar curative power found in no other medicine.
1t is peculiar to itself-the best Spring Medicine
that money can buy.
Be sure TO get Hoods and only Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Miss Zane Will entertain informally
next Saturday In honor OF Miss Nc
Grath. whose marriage viii take place
at Easter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Miss Edith Noble and Robert G.
Smith viii be married on Thursday the
2gth Of April
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mrs. Mira ROsslter, who has been
spending the past two months ~ New
York with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Easton, returned on Wednesday
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qul vlye for the race and the result
viii be awaited with much interest
Miss Zane viii entertain informally
next Saturday In honor OF Miss Nc
Grath. whose marriage VIII take place
at Easter
Mt. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb Of Park
City will be the guests Of Mrs. BrRns-
ford during the coming week.
Mrs Chester e. Coulter Of ogden Is
IN the city for a few days. She wiz be
the guest Of Mrs George Meyer dur
ing her stay.
Mrs. Ellie Dean Knappen gave an en-
joyable recital on Thursday evening, OF
which number Of her advanced pupils
rendered some very credtable selec-
lions II was given at her studio over
Daynes music store The guests were
but few and those present enjoyed
delightful evening.
The performance Of Plnafore at Chris
tensens this evening promises to re-
peat the success Il has already scored
In point OF attendance as well as In an
artistic way The excellence OF the
former performance has aroused
fatterlng interest in the coming per-
formances.
The Mothers club Of Perkins addi-
ton and vicinity will meet on Tuesday
afternoon, April TO- az o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs. David Evans, on
Logan Ave. The ladies' are Invited.
The society OF Mineral Painters are
preparing for an art exhibit and sale TO
take place May is and 49,
The society boasts a number OF menu
bers OF ogden and Salt Lake who are
doing excellent work IN china decora-
ton and the exhibit promises 10 be a
most interesting one.
sss
The Mutual Improvement associations
OF Center ward were closed last Tues
day evening under very pleasing cir
oumstances. The young men we're
guests OF the young ladies' association
and were entertained right royalty. The
apartments Of the meeting house were
very beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. Paintings and portraits adorned
the walls. and curtains, mats, rugs.
and rockers were appropriately arranged
about with the bountles Of life, and
decorated with red and pink carnations,
reached the full length Of the dining
apartment. The bishopric Of the ward
and the Stake NJ. /. a. aids were present
on invitation. An Informal reception
was held at which all present seemed
TO partake Of the good spirit prevailing.
Supper followed, at which the young
ladies demonstrated perfectly their
ability TO please the guests. All united
with their words OF praise 20 the
young ladies' association for the sue
cess OF the evening The committee
consisted Of President Nettle d. Brad
ford, Counselors Laura Jones, and Rosa
Huntington. Edna NJ, Davis, Ada Rock,
Sarah Thatcher and Lilly Pye
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Spring HGAErs0gss
of the Blood

Come to a certain percentage Of all the people
as regularly and surely as the spring Of the year
rolls around. Probably IS per cent Of these people
are cured every year by Hoods Sarsaparilla and
we hope by this advertisement to get the other
IS per cent to take Hoods Sarsaparlla 1t has made
more people we'll, effected more wonderful cures than
any other medicine in the world
The many letters we frequently publish are only
samples from thousands Of testimonials in our files
and coming in daily. Its strength as blood puri.
fer is demonstrated by its marvellous cures Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Mt. and Mrs. w G. Lamb Of Park
City viii be the guests Of Mrs. BrRns-
ford during the coming week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Salt Rheun,
Boils, Pimples,
Psoriasis,
Rheumatism,
Malaria, etc.
Scrofula,
ScaId Head,
All kinds of Humor
Blood Poisoning,
Catarrh,

All of which are prevalent at this season and in their
milder forms are generally called Spring Humors"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Mrs Chester e. Coulter Of ogden Is
IN the city for a few days. She wiz be
the guest Of Mrs George Meyer dur
ing her stay.
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The Hats.

The Spring outfit should certainly include new hat.
Of course the old might do but you know rusty piece
of headgear would spoil the appearance Of the whole suit
Any kind OF hat is here at any kind of prce-0n Dollar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

ST. Pauls association Mission-Rev
Ellis Bishop, rector; Rev. w. Dauni
Scott Rev. Jas II. Cox. associates.
81. Peters Chapel, cor. Fourth North
and Fifth West streets Rev. W. Daunt
Co,tf SUNDAY eahoot gsq0 n m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-13

For men and women-the pure Irish
linen kind; value Csc. (Limit one
dozen.) Each. ..........
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
LIARS IN THE CHURCH
so SAID MAJOR HILTON AT WEST
CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

Major George A. Hilton, Of Califor-
mia. who is conducting evangelistic SER
vices at West Presbyterian Church, de-
livered a strong discourse on The
Fruit Of the Work of the Holy Spirit, "
last night
About 300 persons attended. Major
Hilton is not satisfied with the spirit
ual feeling in this city, as he said that
not enough earnestness is manifested.
In part Major Hilton said: "A new re-
lationship is established when the
Spirit of Christ fills the place Of a sin
full heart. The old nature is destroyed
1t is dead-and the new creature is
resurrected in Jesus Christ, and instead
of two natures, there is but one. Gods
spirit is in the place Of the sinful heart,
and a new relationship established. 1t
is simple-so simple that it seems a
waste of time for q man to stand up
and talk about 1t. / say II seems so.
but IL is not so; oh, no.
1t is human nature today to profess
to believe in God and be a liar at the
same time There are many liars I'm
the church, and they are worse than
the liars out OF the church. This is
due to the deceitfulness Of the human
heart"
twenty conversions have been
brought about by Major Hilton and
many written requests for prayer have
been received.
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
A VALUABLE SOUVENIR

RECEIVED FROM SANTIAGO BY
POLICE CAPTAIN THOMAS
KANE.
Police Captain Thomas Kane re-
ceiyed a valuable souvenir from the
province OF Santiago this morning.
sent to him by friend In New York.
The souvenir is In the shape of a po-
liceman's club.and Is made from piece
OF wood which formed part OF the foun-
dation OF the Spanish fort on Cayo Del
Ioro Guantanamo district OF San
tiago. This fort was reduced on June
10, 1898, by the IT, s. S. Texas, Marble
head and Suwanee
The wood from which the club was
made was brought to this country bv
Lieutenant w. r. Wright, executive Of
fcer Of the supply ship Caesar. and
presented to Samuel Schultz. foreman
In the Brooklyn Navy Vary. Mr..
Schultz is a particular friend of Cap
tain Kane, and had the wood. which is
teak, turned into a policeman's club.
and sent it to the captain. The stick Is
about a foot long, and highly polished.
Captain Kane highly prizes the souve-
mir.
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
SPECIAL GOSPEL SERVICE.
REV. T. B. SHORT TO ADDRESS
MEMS MEETING.

Y. M. c. A. HAS SECURED THE ORR
ENTAIL TROUBADoR QUARTET.
OF PHILADELPHIA. TO SING on
SUNDAY NEXT.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has prepared an un-
usually interesting program for its
mems gospel meeting on Sunday next.
Rev. f. Burgette Short. the we'll
known pastor Of Epworth NJ. f.
Church, has been engaged to make an
address. Mr.. Shorts popularity as a
preacher will attract many hearers and
he has selected as his subject for the
occasion, How to Begin"
Being the first gospel service Of the
new year, the managers have secured
the Oriental Troubador Quartet, OF
Philadelphia, to render a program OF
gosepl songs. This quartet is one OF
the finest in the country and was last
Summer engaged at Willow Grove
Park in the production OF
Under One Flag" The quartet has
also sung at all the important revival
meetings held in Philadelphia The
liouDduOls were III alteuuahce at 2
former meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A..
when they sang to crowded hall anC
created a good impression. The man.
ayers desire the attendance Of all meI
in the city, and in order that all may
get seats and not be compelled to stand
in the cold before the meeting the as
sociation building viii be opened at
o'clock.
The Oriental Quartet win also sing a
the Grace NJ. E. Church Sunday schoo
entertainment on Sunday.
This evening the basketball teams Of
the Y. NJ. c. A., the Maroons and the
Whites, will play a game in the gym.
nasium.
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

DIR. and Mrs. Ebert have returned
from Boston.
-Patrolman Eakin is or duty on a
sick leave. Officer Kelley taking his
place on the second district.
Local letter-carriers return thanks
to those who remembered them on
Christmas and New Years.
Captain Wheatley, Of Company e,
Wyoming. visited this city yesterday
and purchased new furniture for the
Armory.
Il. n. Mills. treasurer of the Della
ware Game Protective Association, was
unavoidably absent yesterday, there
fore the scheduled meeting was post
poned.
The ice in the Christiana and Del
aware rivers, has not, as yet prevented
the boat of the Wilmington Steamboat
Company from making her trips.
The steamer Hildegarde, which
runs between Smyrna and Philadelphia
has discontinued her trips owing to the
ice in the river.
The steamer Ericsson was caugh
in the ice in the canal at Delaware
City yesterday and a tug was sum
moned. which broke the ice, releasing
her.
John G. Boughman. a well-knowl
hotel man, has leased the Central Ho
tel
"A shaft at Hockessin has pierced
bed of kaolin ia feet deep. the deep
est ever found in that neighborhood
Savings banks depositors have In
creased to an unusual number withi
the past few days.
The annual meeting Of the Bed
ford Club will be held on January i
Previous to Lent a retreat for tn
Episcopal clergy will be held q
lBishopstead.
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
WOULD MAKE A BOOK

MANAGER CROOK EXPRESSES AN
OPINION ABOUT Mr.. LUGAR's
CAPABILITIES.
When Manager Crook, Of the Will
mingCon and Brandywine Springs
Company, stepped off the car when he
came to the city this morning an ac-
quaintance said to him:
Mr.. Lugar does not appear to re-
gard himself as a very successful
teacher in the theory and art of rail-
way construction, if he is correctly re-
ported and is to be judged by what he
said. l see that he is reported to have
said that he would not attach any
weight to what Mr.. Crook said about
electrical construction, as he (Lugar)
had been compelled to instruct Crook
how to build his line. That must
mean that he is not quite at the top as
an instructor in electrical instruction.
a teacher ought to have confidence in
the results of his own work, oughtn't
he?"
Judging" said Mr. Crook, from
results of his work elsewhere, / would
have been an expensive manager If ]
had followed entirely his methods and
system with the same results that he
effected. Lugar is a first rate fellow
but there is probably enough that he
does not know about the electric rail
way business to make fairly weighty
book"
Evening journal., 1900-01-04
IN SUPERIOR COURT

EXTENSION OF TINE FOR RE-
TURN OF SMITH DIVORCE RE
PORT.
In the superior Court yesterday az
ternoon, Baldwin Springer. commits
sioner In the divorce case Of Wilford
l.. Smith vs. Ella Smith. asked for An
extension O'f'1ee In which to make his
return. The return will be made M
the February term.
The court ordered James Hugh p
flannigan to pay to his wife. whom be
Is suing for a divorce. $50 for legal ex-
penses and sl6 a month alimony.
Joseph Flanagan was allowed TO act
as the best friend for his minor child
and bring suit for damages against the
Wilmington and New Castle Railway
Company.