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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-13
SUERIFfS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD
.mdiclat District Of the stat OF Utah Coun-
~ u salt Lake Elizabeth 4. Wright plain
I'm. vs. Thomas Is. stevens Annette stevens,
Robert NJ Jones NJ. X. Parsons Bafnhart
BROTHERS & Spindler, a corporation, ana Kos
well Hutchns, defendants. To be sold az
sharlfs SAFE AZ the west front door " the
County curt House in the city and County
of salt Lake. State OF Utah. on tie 18TH day
Of April. A. u. 1901. at u o'clock noon Of said
dnv. The real estate dcser bed AS follows to-
wit. Commencing AZ "a point StNenty'siN
and one fourth Cdli) feet north " the south
estst corner OF Lot four 90 In BLOCK eight o..
Plat d. salt Lake city survey ana run
ming thence wesi one hundred ana siNty-nyo
dGD feet; thence n0ith twenty siN aud three.
fourths coo feet. thence east one hundred
ana sNty-dye U60 feet; thence south TWEEN
ty-,iX and thrcc-tourth, r.dtl feet 10 the
place ~ cOmmenc m mt; subject 90 right
nf way ten l0l f.et wide across the vest
end " said premises.
Purchase price payable ia lawful money
o. the Duited States
6EOBGk II. NAYLOR,
sheriff ~ ia Lake touuty. ttah,
By John r. CummO b. Deputy sheriff.
Richards q Ferry, Attornrys Tor Plmnut.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Yesterday the Ladies' Literary club
discussed the newspaper from the ideal
standpoint, Mrs G, s. Kinney giving
a description Of what the ideal news
PIPER might be. Judge Goodwin took
the side Of the newspaper as II exists
today and both addresses were listened
to with much interest A business
meeting followed the program, and Mrs.
Hosmer was chosen to M the position
of director. left vacant through the
resignation " Mrs. A. II Bird. Mrs.
Henry Wallace was elected historian in
place of Mrs Eliza X. Boyle, and Mes
DANES Conan Vincent and Montgomery
were chosen members Of the election
committee.
A pleasant affair took place at the
Fourteenth ward last night, the Young
Ladies Mutual OF the ward giving a
paper bah for the benefit Of the new
Women's building, a large number
wore paper costumes, and an enjoyable
time was spent.
Mrs Rea Thurman and her son Paul
Thurman OF Bloomsbury, lnd.,are visit
ing Mrs Thurman's brother, Mr.. James
Z. Freeze Of this city.
Mr.. Bruce Brown of ogden was WIS.,
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NOTICE orsrooKuoLpERp MEETING

THE First MEETING or THE STOCK.
holders ot the Elgn Gre amcry Company
for election Of officers and other purposes
provided by the Articles Of INCORPORATION ~
said compauytO be held on June Eth, 1900,
not having been held al tho date appointed
for the same, or no all'
Notice is hereby given, that az the request
OF the President Of said corporation, sal!
first meeting viii be held at the offices Ok
said corporation no .O1 south state street
Snlt lake CITY. tab on W ednesday. April
Iith. AID lgOi at 10 o'clock Of said day.
said meeting Is called for the purp.,ses set et
forth IN said Articles OF lncorp1la tloh, 70
Wit, FOR the election Of officers TO hold until
the next general meeting oi said corpora
ton and until their successors are elected
and qualified and for other genera purpose
poraiion Will submit fu i account OF the do
Ing, OF said corn0ratiln during the preceding
year. A. provided by Article Nine CD OF tho
by. Laws Of said company
Dated March llth, 1901.
ALBERT WORSE, secretary.
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NOTICE OF LEVY OF ASSESSMENT.

STAR GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Company. Location OF principal plac OF
business salt Lake eta Utah.. Notice y
hereby given tina. at nesting OF TIE ootrd
al directors held on The 2ud DAY OF Apfll
igii nm assessment OF one and one half AZ
cents Der share was levied on the out
standing capital stock q the corpora
ton. Day able Immediately 70 sam william
son Secfetary. III room III Jennings Blo;k.
SaIt I,ka tify. Utah Any stock On which
TINS assessment may remain unpaid on tho
On day Of NAV. 1911 viii be- delinquent ana
advertised Tor sale at public auct ioa and an.
less payment Is malo before VIII 9e soy On
nnent a..e.>ment together with tho cost OF
"' WI SAM WILLIAMSON
secretary OF star Gold 4 silver Miuing V ,e,
pany rom az Jennings Block, y West
EIrst South Il. Salt Lake city, utah
Dated Aprl md l'Ql ga,
First publication, April Bird, 1871
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SOMETIMES FATAL
In Their First Stages Piles Seem
insignificant 80 Neglect Them
and Results Are Often
Fatal.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Them So They
stay Cured,

Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Them So They
stay Cured,
At least one fourth Of all mankind are
afflicted to a greater or less degree
with piles
Very often the disease is Of irregular
recurrence, Maybe the trouble comes
only once or twice year. Even SO. Il
units man for business while It lasts.
Seems like a little thing, but it pro-
duces more bad feelings than even seri-
Gus sickness would. In severe cases
there N no comfort attainable. Various
salves ana Ointments afford temporary
relief but In few minutes the pain
returns. Each attack is a little Bit
worse than the last one. Itching Is fol-
lowed 10y bleeding and protusIon fis.
tula follows surgical treatment death
possibly And all this can be avoided
The discovery of Pyramid Pile Cure
has made suffering unnecessary, even
foolish. BY It's use relief Is instantane-
Gus, II soothes the lntamed parts
heals the broken membranes reduces
the swelling and brings comfort at
once, .rt&
The cure is permanent ana the trouble
VIII not return unless new conditions
arise which produce an entirely new
case, This, OF course, cannot boz helped
but II you VIII use Pyramid PIE cure
Immediately on the appearance Of the
nrst symptom, the trouble win vanish.
Druggists sell and recommend Pyra-
mid Pile Cure. There may De some who
do not have II, In which case you can
get IT yourself from the makers, the
Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich
The price IL 90 cents per package.
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NnrIcE OF ASSESSMENT NO. !

FOUR ACES MINING COMPANY. PRlN-
cipal place of business, salt Lake city, Jta1.
Location Of mines, silver Citg, ltah. N1tice
b. herob, given tnat 40 a meeting ~ the d.
ryctofs. held en- the 10Th day OF March, lpL
au assessment OF i've cents per SHARE Mas
levied pn thccapitll stock OF the coruufat uu
payable Immediately % " ID. Ice. secretary
~ the company, 10 the ui,iceQf the com any
room sOl Aucrhacb liui 3. l62 south Nail
street, salt Lake City tah ANY stock np
on which tliis a,st.ss mont mas remain uuplld
on Wednesday, the Eth day ~ Anil 1901
will be delinquent ana advertised Tor safe
al public auction, ana unless payment Is
made before Will be sold on Monday. the GIG
day OF May. 1901. at O'Clock y N. Of SAID
day. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, u,
expense OF sale,
L. .. LEE, Secretary,
ROM 5ol Auerbach Building, SAT- Lake
,city. Utah
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LAW RENEE.
one Case of Smallpox 80 BcautifyinC
Public Grounds.

Special Correspondence.
Lawrence. Emery Co.. Utah. April
i've have again one ease Of small
box I'm the family Of $. q. Macarthur.
This time it il the Oldest girl, aged 10
years. She is getting along fine, is
past all danger.
on Saturday. April 9th, the people Of
This ward turned out and beautlfed
their meeting house grounds by plant
ing n nice lot OF trees. They planted a
row along two sides OF the lot and a
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Save money by buying your low shoes
OF Us.
We have them at CSC, ti.2S, sl.i5, tis5
g. $21s
POSITIVELY WORTH is MORE.
f. AUERBACH & BRO.
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IN TnE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court State Of Utah County of Washington,
In the matter of the estateof OrsOn H. Foster,
Deceased, order 90 show cause why ord q VI
sale NJ real estate should not ba made
charles T. lOSt1r the administrator Of the
c,iAteOt Or5Ou II. Foster deceased having
M, day presented his petit on aud filed IN
this Court the ,ama, praying for an order ~
sale OF certain real estate. described as fol-
lows "to.WiL' Lots two % aud three CD IN
Block one a. Plat AZ ~ the salt Lake City
survey and also beginning forty.one 90
feet south uf the northeast corner " lot
eight N In Block thirty nine cial. Plat "A,
q sat Lake ity survey and running
theme wOst twenty Co rods thence north
twenty and oue-half feet t2OiA, thence east
twenty W rOds thence south twenty and
One-hau feet G0a), to the plaCeOi beginning;
SAID p'tltiun setting fottn that II is necessary
% sell the same Tor the plymont OF d. hts
and Npen,os Of administration aud for the
support Ot the family o. aid deceased. Il is
therefore prleted nat all persons Interested
IN said estate, appear before said District
Court ON Thursday, the with day Of April, A.
y. lt0L at O'Clock r. M. NJ that dav at the
court room hereof 81 the Court House In the
CITY OF IT, George County and >tata aforo-
said and then and there 70 show cause Il any
there he why SAID petition should not be
granted AS prayed for
Aud IL is further ordered that notice Of tho
time and place " hoarlui said petition be
given by publication In tho bo,eret Evening
News, and also hy the CLERK by causing
notices 20 De mailed, postage prepaid one to
Rachel p Foster whose lditos, /, Washing
ton. Washington COUNTY litnh, ani one 20
Maggie INIT, whose address, Is a. George,
Washington County tab Tor ten days at
least before said llth day " April, 1871
Signed,
tSTALl ARTHUR f. MILES
Clerk - lho District Court
4 true copy VI the original order as the
same Il on lille iu my office
ARTHUR T. MILES, Clerk.
Dated April 5th 1901,
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
bolder, on the Manila Gold Mining Company
tbata special meeting Of the stUckhoidefs
Win brhe.d at tie Office of the secretary. No.
elNest second South II, on May 9th, at :
o'cllck D b.. Tor to- purpose OF olsetlng
hoard of directors. 70 gu tue uneXpirol term
a present directors, and % DISPOSE ~ such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. .
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,S>r,, STOCKHOLDERS MEErIsG

BONNFVITLE MINING COMPANY.
Notice Z hereby given that the annual mrel-
MINI C0nf any Will ba held az the COM
nai,y' soHce nd state ~, Na.t Lake city,
i'taI gg Monday ths END day NJ Aprii.
iqI al ]. noon. fUr tha purpose OF elect NJ
officer, and directors for the ensuing year
and ion the transaction NJ such other bust
ues as may properly come before the meet'
'"7 Il. GREEN. Secretary.
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PARK CITY.
shocking Mine Accident Through
Premature Explosion.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. Summit Co., April 12-Au
accident occurred last night at the
California mine. the victim was young
man who went to work there yesterday
morning. We could not learn his name.
or where he was from. but II seems he
did not put In long enough fuse and
the hole went on before he expected It.
one arm and leg were broken and head
badly bruised. He viii be taken 10 Salt
Lake this afternoon.
Flags are half masted today in honor
OF X G. Chambers His death was a
great surprise 10 the Park people.
The weather is beautiful and the mud
Is rapidly drying
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
ARRIVES

From North and Northwest. a. M, i;3o p. m.
200 y. m.
from south, SOS am. 1850 a. m. 1902. M,
,S5 p. m.and liz pm.
LEAVES
FOR North nnd Northwest s:sl q. m. 1875
n li.ita. m.
Tor south. 4 40 q. m, $50 n. m, 2'5l ,. m. 4:
Nm. uDO7'l0 m
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nice little grove IN the lot back Of the
meeting house.
Tuesday morning, April 9th we got up
and found the ground all covered with
snow, we think the prospects are prom
lsing for a good crop down here this
year.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe a. nbal meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the SAIL Lake Ann -ement Association cor
p1rat'on' Nil be held at the Office of the As
so,'ation In the New brand TheNer on sat
urday, May ith. 4. d. 1901 a. : pm lor voc
Transact any general business OF the Com-
nsnv that may come before the meeting
4. ROGERS, sec'y. and Treas.
April itl. 1901.
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SOTfCE OF SALE.

ESTATE or JOHN NJ HURST DE-
ceased. The undersigned will sell at private
sale, 23sl a >har's Of the capital stock u the
Lucky Bll Mining Company, corporation,
on or after April END 1911 and written bids
will be received at 100 West Third North
street salt Lake CITY, Utah; terms OF sale
cash. -.,.,. ...,....,
MAGGIE HURST,
AdmIuistratfiy Of the estate OF John NJ
Hurst deceased
Arnold q Mitchell, Attorneys,
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CHURCH NOTICES.

REGULAR services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of Jatter-day Saints VIII
he held tomorrow at o'clock in the
Tabernacle Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 A. m. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards az follows;
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OUR OWN STATE.

one Of the best ever held in this city.
Entries viii close May l5, 1901.
SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY.
The Salt Lake Opera company ap.
peared last evening at the Grand Opera
house TO a large and apprecitiye audi
ence, Their presentation OF 'Fatnitza'
was very good and brought forth loud
applause. Both the solo and chorus
work Is deserving Of high praise.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. u. r. Hunt, who was quite ser.
iously injured week ago in an o. s. l..
collision, is again at his work carrying
several scratches on his face as re-
hinder of what might have been.
Mr.. VIM. jenkins of the X. G.. W. Is
again In ogden, after an absence Of
three weeks In the East visiting with
friends
Joseph Burton and his father OF Star
valley have been visiting In Ogden the
past week.
Mr.. Henry Aahrous, banker Of Sid
ney, Neb.. Is busy I'm and around Og-
den buying cattle to ship to his large
ranch in Nebraska.
+'i' b'0s Nuuhl nus iNlulIfl lluNl
the East after shipping a train Of cat
tie and reports the market firm and in
good shape.
Mr. VIM Carpenter of Des Molnes,
Ia. an old time sheep man Of Idaho
and Utah has been appointed az one
Of the Mallory Commission companys
representatives for southern Montana
and Western Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs Tomna Ui1I Ioa,ta ,,evf
week for Rock Springs, where they will
make their future home.
Miss II, Williams, daughter of Sena-
tor Williams Of Nevada, is guest at
the Lincoln hotel
Councilman Thomas Carr has left for
the East on business
Mrs. George w. Larkin. Sr., returned
home last evening from Salt Lake,
where she has been visiting with
friends.
SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Thos, II. Tanner youth 10 years OF
age, an employe off,. C. NJ J., died very
suddenly at S;O7 last night in his
fathers yard on Lincoln avenue, the
cause Of death being heart failure,
brought on by excitement.
Tanner and John Paine got into a
dispute over business transaction,
and the Tanner boy became very much
excited, In the midst Of the discussion
he fell down and expired almost imme-
diately DR.. Forbes was summoned,
but found life extinct.
Young Tanner was son Of n, Tan
ner Jrp the attorney who resides on
Lincoln avenue, near Twenty-fourth
street, and was born In Ogden
The funeral Will be held Sunday at
o'clock in the Second ward meeting
house,
DEATH OF MRS, STEVENSON.
After an Illness Of two weeks, from
paralysis Mrs Ellen r. Stevenson, died
this morning al the family residence,
1850 Orchard avenue She was 81 years
old, She leaves husband Th0s.
Stevenson, and eight children TO revere
her memory Glasgow, Scotland, was
the place Of her birth, and she came TO
Utah when girl
This morning a baby girl came 10
bless the home Of Prof and Mrs, w. q.
Terry.
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RIO cRAnpe WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
Ircm south md last iO:o a m. 900 : u.
ara il.tsp.r
LEAVES
It, South and Fast ';s5 a M 2;is p m. and
f;l5 pm.
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is nEBFBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders 81 tho
Richmond & Anaconda Consolidated Mining
com pany WI be held 10 the office OF Jesse
Knight Provo cry Utah, at 10 o'clock ca
Monday April IS. 1901. ior he election OF Of
Insiness A, shall lawfully come before tho
meetinr JOHN H. NcEWAN.
Secretary.
March Is, lg)i
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

ARRvrs
iron West, Gas am. i'iS p. m. go p m.
UAvrs
Ter Ntst. $500 a. n. Iiil5a a. m. si45 p N.
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smurthwaite's seeds have made Utah
famous at two American and one Paris
exposltions, winning highest prizes In
all three. They carry all kinds. i32
State ST.. Salt Lake City.
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The branch Office Of the Deseret News
In ogden is at No, 466 Twenty fourth
street, where advertisements and sub
soriptlorts will be received. The News
is delivered by carriers In ogden every
evening on the same terms as Ia Salt
Lake city.
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
nom Fast .sitta H.. 400 a. m. and stop. m.
LAWS
lu East s:l0 a. m. 2 rs y. N. and 500 y N
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WANT WATER WORKS.

The electric light proposition will not
likely proceed further at present The
meeting that was held TO consider the
question, felt that the greatest need of
the place was system of water works.
There are some very fine springs to-
wards the mouth Of the canyon, which
II is thought could with moderate cost
be brought to the town. This would
be very desirable the drinking water
in parts OF the town not being at all
pnpd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF
Vlrlka Jona's0n. deceased Creditors will
present claims with vouchers TO the UNDER
synod AZ h. G NJ. f.. on on before the 18th
dhy OF August A. D., 1901.
MARY JONASSEN,
Admhsi|irlyof the estate Of ulfka jonas
SON deceased
Date Ut St publication, April IL A. D., 1901.
Alma Ash Attorney.
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DRUNKARDS EASILY CURED
Miss Edith Williams Wants Every Lady
Reader of this Paper TO Know How
She Saved Her Father,
Used an Odorless and Tasteless Remedy 10
His Food Quickly Curing Him
without His knowledge.
Trial Package Of the Remedy Mailed Free
To Show How Easy IL L. To
Cure Drunkards.

Nothing could be more dramatic or
devoted than the manner In which Miss
Edith Williams, Box 36, Waynesville
Ohio, cured her drunken father after
years of misery wretchedness and al
most unbearable suffering
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The time for receiving the above pro-
posal Is hereby extended until 10 a. m.
Tuesday, April 10th. 1901.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works.
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JOHN +. DOOLY, cha
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Office Of the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah. March 1th
1901
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 10 a. m. Friday March
29th. 1901, for the construction OF stand
ard stone curblng on the n0r.h
side OF South Temple street between
State and B streets and approximately
one hundred and sixty feet in front Of
Old City Hail on First South street
Specifications can be obtained upon
application at the office ~ the Board
Of Public Works.
The right Is reserved 20 waive any in
formality and 90 reject any and all bids
JOHN L. DOOLY. Chairman.
The time for receiving the above pro-
posal Is hereby extended until Friday,
April u. 1901. az 10 q. m.
BY order OF the Board Of Public
Works.
JOHN +. DOOLY. Chairman.
The time for receiving the above pro-
posal Is hereby extended until 10 a. m.
Tuesday April 10th. 1901,
By order OF the Board OF Public
Works.
JOHN E. DooLY, Chairman.
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NOTICE TO CREnTOpS. nsTATE on
john u. Clawson. deceased Creditors viii
present claims with vouchers 70 the un-
ieiS'en'd ut the Office 0f Young s. Moyle,
Attorneys, corner Main and First South
Sutcl Dosrrgt National Bank Building,
SAT- Lake CITY Utah. on or before the
ISL day of February a ID 1902.
H. ,. CLAWsON.
AumlnslHlor nj the Estate Of John X.
llaWson Deceased
Young d Movie Attorneys.
Date of first publication. March Goth. A.
u. 1884,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NUPTIALs.

Professor Hodson musical director of
this place, and Miss Eva Martell were
married yesterday at the Temple at
Salt Lake City. General congratula-
lions are extended by the entire COM
munlty. both OF the young people being
highly esteemed.
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There viii be no graduations this
year if the election on Tuesday is not
yes"
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SPANISH FORK.
WAS MATT THOMAS MURDERED2
Everything Indicates this Theory
Martcll-Hodson NuptiaIs.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co., April ill.,
Yesterday Dr. Warner Of this place, as
sisted by County Physician Robinson,
held a post norton examination over
the remains Of J, NJ, Thomas, more gem
orally known here as Matt Thomas.
Thomas was found dead last Monday
near Price. A coroners inquest was
held where he was found, the jury
returning a verdict to the effect that he
had committed suicide. The body was
brought here Wednesday for interment.
The theory of suicide was not con-
ceded here, there being no known rea-
son for such an act, His business af-
fairs, as well as family matters. all
seemed TO be quite prosperous, and II
was therefore determined to further in
yestlgate the cause of his death. hence
the examination above referred to. The
doctors say that everything indicates
murder. All the facts inquired into
here, goes against the theory of suicide.
The main facts have heretofore APP
peared In the "News." The funeral
was held at the residence OF his father,
very large gathering following the
remains TO the cemetery.
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CIVIL WAR LECTURES.

Last week Judge SaXey gave a lee
ture to the district school of this place,
the lecture being mainly his experience
at Shiloh. Chickamauga and Missionary
Ridge. The address was well received.
a great many of the students requesting
another lecture on the civil war, this
being the subject now under eXamina-
tion in the history class.