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PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
Mrs. Gustaye w. Teudt HOnored by
Her Friends.

A surprise party as enjoyable as It
was unexpected was given Mrs. Dr.
Gustaye w Teudt, 81 Apple street, last
evening, by some of her many friends
Of the Seventeenth ward The evening
was passed in various ways OF amuse-
ment and delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were! Bishop Wal
ter J. Beatie, Mir. and Mrs. Frank 5.
Tingey, Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jensen,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. $. Cartwright, Mrs.
Elise Teudt. the Misses Julia Howe,
Amy Smith. Sadie Smith, Priscilla
Smith, Dean Wardrop. Ada White Lis
sic Kimhall. May Colley, Eleanor john
son. Agnes 70. Teudt. and Messrs.
Howard Garrett, Earl Garrett, Bradley
Trunnell, Rupert Gufiln and John $.
Mills.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

p..ord NJ the local Office OF the
weather bureau I0l ''''
at a, M. To-Day ..co M. 2qTs
Barometer iy'!uE a, M. rs de-
inches. Temperature DIT o,n.mUp. 81:
grees maximum OF ,."'s ,bnye the
mean, rs; when Is u's''''
normal ...., ,,r,n, ra-
Deficiency OF aai'E ~ tI,, .i,,,h 7 de-
ture since Che MIST Oh '"' '''''''''
grees. 5,u, moan
Accumulated excess VI ,a,,. ' fst ogS de-
temperature S'"''
grees. 49,. d, horra
Total precipitation LOT wy - MI
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference Of this
Stake viii meet in the Assembly hall.
Salt Lake City, at 10 a. m and p, M,
Saturday June 18th and at 10 a. M,
Sunday. June 10th, 1901, and In the
Tabernacle al p. m. A general at
tendance OF all the officers and MEM
bers Is requested
ANGUS NJ CANNON,
JOSEPH u. TAYLOR
CHARLES w. PENROSE,
Presidency Of stake.
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST"

BY James f. Talmage, PHI. d. f. r. S.
T.. r. @. s.. professor Of geology. Uni
yerslty Of Utah, a book Of ll6 pages.
beautifully illustrated The first COM
plete and authentic work on the re-
nowncd saline sea. Price Is cents,
postage prepaid For sale by the Des-
eret News and all news dealers.
Autobiography Of Capt. JGines 5.
Brown, $40 pages. bound IN cloth. Price
1900: for sale az the Deseret News.
Special terms 10 agents.
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Religious services In the German lam
guage are held every Sunday mornlhs'
at II o'clock in Choir Hall, richards
street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday at 10 o'clock q, M
In Choir Eal Richards Street. Also
every Thursday evening at 5 o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
CHURCH HISTORY MEETINGS.
Elder Andrew Jensen Of the His
torlan's office, viii visit the following
wards IN The interest of Church history,
on the dates hereafter given:
Granger and Hunter, sunday June 9th.
Mill Creek, Sunday June 10th.
Granite, Sunday June SOth.
East Mil Creek, sunday, July 2lst
Big Cottonwood. Sunday July 18th
Ward clerks and secretaries OF the
different quorums and associations are
kindly requested 20 prepare and bring
In ali their records on the dates given
TO the places that shall be appointed for
that purpose.
NJ. /. a. CONFERENCE-GRANITE
STAKE
llf uHUudi NNHltitNNt VI AiN
and Y l.. NJ. |. a. Of Granite Stake
conyenes at Taylosvlle ward on sun
day. June 9th At 10 o'clock a, m.
meeting Of the ward officers VIII be
held in the school rooms, and public
meetings convene In the meeting house
at and o'clock D. m respectively
Members Of the General NJ. |. Boards
will be In attendance and a good time
Is assured All Stake and ward Nj, l..
officers and workers are requested to
attend our meetings and the Saints
and public in general are cordially In
vited to meet with us.
WIN. G. WlNDER,
Stake supt. Y. VI. NJ T. A,
ZTNA y. CANNON,
Stake President Y. l.. NJ. |. A.
The Fourth ward Primary viii give
a review on Sunday evening, June g.,
1901, beginning at $3.50 o'clock A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all inter-
ested in Primary work
OLIVE PIXTON. President.
The Third quorum Of Elders will
meet al 1880 Monday evening In the
Second ward meeting house,
The One Hundred and Twenty fourth
quorum OF Seventy will meet at the
Eighteenth ward school house on Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired B. II. Schettler in
behalf Of the quorum.
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy will
meet In the Twcnty-first ward meeting
house, on Monday evening, at o'clock,
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$500 TO BUFFALO AND
RETURN $500.

Via Nickel Plate Road from Chicago,
for the Pan-Amerlcan Exposition.
Tickets on sale daily. good leaving
Buffalo up to midnight of tenth day
from and including date of sale. Also
tickets on sale daily Chicago to Buffalo
and return at Sl6 for the round trip,
with Is day limit, including date of
sale. $2l Chicago TO Buffalo and re-
turn, good for 80 days.
on all through tickets to points east
of Buffalo, privilege OF stop over at
Buffalo for ten days may be granted
by depositing ticket with Joint agent
and payment Of fee Of 81.
Write John Y. Callahan, General
Agent, III Adams St. Chicago, for full
particulars and folders showing time
OF trains, etc.
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CHURCH NEWS.
~~~~ooo~-~~o.~>Ncr>NNNN~~~

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day Saints VIII
lie held tomorrow at o'clock In the
raljernaclei Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 u, M and meetings
IN the clty ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
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MERCHANT TAILoRs,

NEED THE MONEY. YogI. M Nh : ~
d,iar.rnade suit. Come AMI slr b
ss a,,O Fine Iins samples 20 select H'-'
Olsen. Ssj Nam street. ------->
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats H.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows,
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There were close upon 1000 people
present OF the outing Of the students
OF the Latter Day Saints College at
Saltar yesterday
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TAN CON-.

Castle Gate, suunyside and Clear
Creek--Lump. $500 per ton Winter
Quarters Lump and AN nut coal, A.75
per ton. Anthracite an sizes, $3.50 per
ton. 70 south Main ST. Telephone. i29.
y. J. SHARP. Agt
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

ON shor, notice and AZ the most :, r1i soa,l
,, un s David /. Gallacher o. h Srl sOu '-.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

Turned out on short notice at the
Deseret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In. Our facilities
for letter heads. bill heads. tags, en-.
velopes. pads. etc, etc, are unexcelled
BY any establishment In the West
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SPECIAL.
TRUNKS AND BAGS,

SPECIAL SALE on TRUNKS NY AZ, ,I ss%
,his week AZ b. l. Gallachefs trluH ia e,.,g
No n 90 Is Ard So. II. 20 inch DIRE sa l.,,s
solld Lea corners spring ocS,steel .l4l. ,--..
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.
THIRD WARD.

The carnival in the Third ward closed
last night after a very successful
weeks run. The house was filled to
overlooking and there were many who
could not get in. THE Tyrolien Queen"
came off nicely and to the satisfac-
ton Of both performers and auditors.
The voting contest waxed lively to-
wards the last. Miss Grace Stringfel-
low won the handsome gold watch,
having received $3.50 votes. Miss Ell
nora Christensen came next with 4,bS5,
Miss Adelma COalter received $50; Miss
Lou Casterman, 500 Miss Edna Cot
trell, 400, Miss Arvlla Clark, $50. The
operetta will be given again tonight.
The fair netted nearly $500 which VIII
20 to the building fund.
sEvENTEETH WARD.
On Thursday evening, June 18th, the
Seventeenth ward Sunday school viii
give a strawberry and ice cream festi-
val al the home Of Mrs. Nina Cannon,
"A north First West street. Aside from
the delicious refreshments dance floor
will be placed on the elaborate lawn
and the beautiful grounds will be
Illuminated for the occasion. 1t prom
amusements,
ELEVENTH WARD.
A crowded audience assembled In the
Eleventh ward meeting house last even
ing to do honor to Elder II. s. Ensign
prior to fis departure for Japan. the
room was gaily decorated with Japan
ese lanterns and at the door a charming
bevy. of Japanese maidens' received
the offerings Of Mr.. Ensign's friends.
This resulted in something over $50
which was presented " the gentleman
| during the evening The brilliant prD-
gram, printed in the News" was rem
dered with but few exceptions and a
notable feature was the appearance OF
Elder EnsIgns three companions on the
| Japanese mission. Elders Grant, Kelsch
and Taylor. all OF whom made brief
remarks, Mr.. Ensign himself made q
feeling response when the subscription
Of the evening was offered him.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple VIII close FRI
day evening, June 2Sth, and reopen on
Monday, Aug. 9Th. 1901,
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ISAAC PITMAN SHORTHAND CHURCH
reporters write IT, BOOKS. Iemplrton Bldg ;.
L. City. James ID. stirling Teacher.
PROFESSOR COOK RIGS LEAVE TO
announce that he has arranged short sum
mel curse for teachers and others who can
devote their summer vacation 20 Music
study Call OF address ~ studio, cannon
uouSe. a0d ". 30. Temple
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POUND notice.

ONE soRREL MARE. ABOUT. YEARS
oId brand looks Ike 4 over right hip. II the
atov. described ani : NAL Is not claimed
aud taken away on or before juno IS, 1901, II
Will I've sold al Iity Pound. az . p, m. John
d. Nattox City Poundkeeper. Also 10 head
OF horses Will be sold at same place aud
time.
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lions SAVINGS BANK G TRUsT
GO. has half "a million dollars 10 loan
IN sums Go suit borrower ON frst class
collateral 40 loves. market rates.
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MANIIou TURKISH nATns

Are now open from 9 a. m. to p. m.
daily, and from 10 o. m. 60 / p. m. Sun
day for ladies, an night for gentlemen.
Hattie Steadman. Mgr.
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and Mayo amputated the arm at the
shoulder lie is getting on us well rs
could be expected.
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SUMMER SCHOOL

BOOKKEEPING.
PENMANSH1P,
SHORTHAND.
TYPEWRITTNG,
SPELLING, ETC.
Special rates during June, July and
August. open from a. m. to p. m.
Visit us or write for information,
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Templeton Building. Salt Lake CITY
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STORAGE II!

Central Storage Co. Furniture, Up
right Pianos, Stoves. and Household
Goods OF all descriptions stored in sep
arate compartments, with combination
locks, az low rates; also Merchandise,
Cases and Miscellaneous Goods. weight
not more than $50 pounds each pack
age, stored at reasonable price Apply
10 HUGH WATSON & BROS.
so Richards Street, City.
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AnSTKACIS OF TITLE

Prepared by S L. Moyle, No. West LIST
30. Mccormick Blk. Phone 1882 rings
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Ask your grocer for
ROYAL ZWIEBACK,
Pure food for children and weak stom-
achs. The genuine Is labeled Royal
Zwieback," Purest and best.
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500 rxuRsIoN 10 OGDEN,
Sunday, June 9th, via The Oregon short
Line.
Under the auspices Of the opal Club
Special train going ut 900 Il. m.
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Observation-Disclosures uANR

'lAh 'NNNl ktlAl And NAN'GS BANR
Interest paid on savings w. f.
Armstrong prlsl, f. W. Msdsen. vice
prest. J. T. CJiGe. cashier
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.

V''S' tNeu's'o' W va" ''""''N" VSN'
On all trains leaving Ogden June nth
and 18th. Return Limit September 9th.
Inquire Of C. A. Henry, Ticket Agent,
Ogden.
w. II. CHIvERS, Agent, Ogden
d. II. GRAY,
General Agent
LOG w. Second South ST., Salt Lake City.
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EASTERN EXCURSION RATES
Via Oregon short Line aud Union Pacific

June 18th and 18th round-trip tick
cts will be sold to points East as fol-
lows;
Denver Pueblo and Colorado
Springs .. -. ............. 500 90
Omaha and Missouri River points 80 90
St. Paul and Minneapolis -. .. IS. 75
st Louis -. -. -. ......... 80. 80
Chicago i. go. -. -. .....n... A 80
All tickets good returning until Sept
9th. City Ticket office, 2O6 s. Main.
Applequlst's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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LOST.

or sTRAYED. A BAY MARE BRANDED
Il, on right thigh Bring 10 70 ST. Reward
CANVAS COVER FOR DELIVERY
wagon. on LIST North, bet Grape and Main
street New. Smith s Adams make. Re-
BLACk HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT ITO
lbs and bay mare Witt streak In face stray
"a i royd Main a - a MSG 6e sd raIs 70
warded.
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we WIN Bond You

All kinds Of Fidelity Contract and
Court Bonds at nominal cost
GEO II. lNGHAM,
70 west Second South.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued by the Deseret News, Send
for free copy, Special terms 10 deal
ers, agents and canvassers.
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PERSONAL.

THE NEW sANITARlUN MANAGE
ment desires 10 announce that their hair
dressing parlors have been entrely reftted
and reopened In charge OF Miss Eva Howells
who WIS formerly employe In this depart.
ment. and 1, well and favorably known 20 salt
Lake ladies' The ladies' Turkish Bath De-
partmeut is IN charge OF Mrs f. .Olbrlch,
who Is uueSceled In this llne OF work. Mrs
Olbrich Will give swimming lessons In the
pool to limited class during the summer
season. swimming is conceded by physicians
10 be the exercise most conducive OF health
say Nothing OF the guard II provides against
loss Of life Parents should avail themselves
OF this opportunity for teaching their chill
dren tho art.
If you REQUIRE ENVELOPES AID
dressed or circulars or letters, etc. type
written call at Walker Hotel.
MRS HARTMAN HAS REMOVED HER
nair dressing parors from tho Sanitarlum %
2lS So Main st. Shampoo 25c, Hair dress Zoe,
Scalp treatment Csc, Facial Massage &c.
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AUCTION.


on MONDAY. JUNE 10th. 1880 a. NJ, NO.
Denver Court, on 3rd South st. between ith
and 9TH yesi, house Of rooms and nie
mantle for sale.
On Tuesday. June II, AT 1910 q. m. No. 3lS
Second IT elegant lot OF furniture. hair
mattresses steel range, hand nainted Hayi-
land china. fine leather upholstered goods,
everything good In house.
on Wednesday. June u. az l0;3) a. m, No.
Az r., Third south st house OF 10 rooms, Iron
beds, dressers carpets. stoves aud all TO
furnish house
on Thursday. 1880 a. M. No 10 w. Fifth
south Il Zine folding bed. furniture, car
nets steel range refrigerator, etc. etc. X.
A. Andrews, Auctloneer.
ON Monday ut 1854 :. State St, general
stocg OF dry goods boots and shoes and
ready made clothing. Sales 10 commence at
Ga M. and continue RON day % day until
All are sold g W. Boutou, Auctl0nser
BANKRUPT FURNITURE STOCK SALE
This 10 apologize to all who. in 81 week S
rush. did not go. waited upon. We we're un
able 10 show and set up the furniture Us last
a. We sold il. bur. have now secured addi-
tlonal help and cxh blted on our floors are
reties OF Sideboards. Bouileis, China
Closets. Combination Rock Gases, hne
nres.ers, Cuuches. fine Parlor furniture. etc.
etc $50 6c-carts NJ factory cost Two cars
Of chairs lust arrived and VIII be on sale the
latter pari M the week Terms cleo on 1900
slG00 on $4,000. !. y. l.. Furniture carpet
lnstallment House.
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upHoLsTERlko.

rELTHoUsEy TIL, & 9L - next S % a,n'
,nholsterer. IS3 Fast Tlifa - Union lsbos
non Hotel. Estimates gwen 49, -
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WALLPAPER CLEANING.
WALL PAPER AND FRISCO CLEA
Ing. So T.. 3fd so. Phone. VIZ
BUTCHERS.

GLOBE MEAT MARKET, 10 MAIN ST,
Robt sherwood. Prop. Established 1854.
Highest price paid for choice Beeyes, sheep,
Hogs and Poultry. Tel No 1905 Y,
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MACHINE OIL.

80 PER CENT CHEAPER AND BETTER
than Any In Y. ; at 72k. I'd ~.
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WY NOT GET yoCR MONEYS
WORTH We can save YOU 30 per cent on az
linz If mixed palnts and brushes. scheel
Bros., si5 Main, opp Walkers storA
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RHEUMATIC REMEDY,

D. ruRSGRENs PREPAAs ss AlImiSTn fi frcs
without fail. soc tottle issegl.L IL slah
eyerywhere :. Tufnsfeu' =. 49,
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CONTRACTORS AND .i Bo.ls no

49, -.--.-,., s-oXTRkCrQR 80
LE McGINTY OO,SseaiIons farni,,s.ss
Builder. Plans and SPELL pei :; N So I'1S
frca where contract aWsrN''
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MANY CASES DISPOSED OF
In THE DISTRICT COURT.

There was so much business In the civ
II division OF the Sixth district court to-
day that though both Judge Sweetland
and Clerk Rueckert heard cases IL was
necessary TO have an afternoon session
OF the court.
The Mechanics Installment company
brought suit against James Stone for the
alleged trover and conversion of a
watch. Mr. Stone purchased the watch
on the installment plan and claims to
have paid for the same. A constable
named Hunt arrested Stone on writ the
return day named In which Stone says
was the 18th day OF August
The writ was not entered on the 18th
Of August but was entered on the 18th
Of that month. Stone claims he did not
know Of the change and alleges there
was an attempt to get judgment against
him by default.
Nv an accident Stone heard OF the entry
OF the writ and filed plea in abatement
of the writ. Decision was given for Stone
for costs.
George NJ d. Legg was given decision
against Gardiner a. Tuell for $225 and
costs. The action was based on book sc-
count.
Rose Carraer, dressmakef' sueu tu-
gar Allen the proprietor Of bath houses
at Block Island to recover the value OF a
bathing suit and the price paid for a sep
arate bathing house.
Miss Carraer testified that she. before
going to the Island on her vacation.
constructed bathing suit OF fine material
and becoming style. When she went 10
the Island she hired a bathing house or
Mr. Allen. paying therefore $3.50 one
day she went I'm bathing and on coming
out and resuming her street costume
she gave her bathing suit 10 the attend
ant at the bath house 20 have 10 dried.
Some time after she found the bathing
costume had been hung beside some
cheaper stun the colors from which had
run on 10 her valuable hsbilments.
The proprietor refused 20 pav the value
OF the clothing and the bathing suit. or AZ
least. the part of n which had been
colored was produced as an exhibit To-
dav. Mrs. Carraer said the costume was
worth S1175 Mr.. Allen thought he should
not he called on 20 nay ANYTHING. -.
Judge Sweetland gave decision for MISS
Carraer for tit -
This was a sort Of parcel dayi the
civil division of the Sixth district court.
for after the bathing suit case had Deeh
| disposed OF the case OF Samuel Priest W.
| c. A. wagner was IN order. Counsel TOT
! the defence. when the case was eaileo'
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produced some bottles for the inspection
OF the court.
Plaintiff sued to recover the value of a
number OF bottles. Defendant claimed
the bottles were not what he ordered
The plaintiff was given judgment for the
Hahn was counsel for plaintin.
Josephine A. Brown sued Il. II. Moran
TO recover $500 for alleged slander Mr..
Moran and his wife do not agree and
they have divorce proceedings pending.
Mrs Brown has been friendly to Mrs.
Moran and this led 10 trouble.
Mrs. Brown testified that after coming
10 her house last June and breaking I'm
the door and abusing his wife the de-
fendant used bad epthets towards her
i'm which he accused her of being a
drunkard, etc.
Mrs. Browns husband went 10 the
Second police station so did Mrs. Moran
and her husband. Mr.. Brown said Moran
used very vile language and made very
mean insinuations against Mrs. Brown.
Mr. Brown said the charges included the
keeping OF a nuisance at his home on
the presence OF Capt Horton. The latter
corroborated Mr.. Brown and said he, Hor-
ton. had never heard word against
Mrs. Brown or her home.
Moran denied using BAD language and
told an injured innocence tale His coun-
sci made an earnest plea for him.
Judge Sweetland agreed with Arthur
Cushing counsel for Mrs. Brown that
something more than normal damages
were called for. Judge Sweetland pro-
nounced the slanderous words rs wicked
ones and gave plaintiff decision for $40
and costs