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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
LITTLE GIRL ASSAULTED.
Tint Smith, Phrenologist, Arrested
~ for the Offense.


Another of the men. who are accused
of making assaults upon unprotected
little girls was lodged behind the bars
Of the city jail yesterday afternoon.
The prisoner is Tim Smith. tran
sient, 81 years of age, who claims to
be single and to have been in the city
onlysa, short time He is accused of
an assault upon little Mabel Pauloo,
the 7-year-Old daughter of L. a.
Eauloo. who lives at 400 south Fourth
East street The Offense is alleged to
have been committed near the home OF
the child about o clock Friday after
n9On and yesterday when Smith ap-
peared in that vicinity again, the moth
er of the child pluckily followed him up
town until she secured assistance and
had him arres ted. He was caught in
Commercial alley by Constable Spring
er and. was positively identified at the
station later by the little girl, as the
man who had assaulted her. When the
father stood and saw his child stand
and point TO Smith as her assailant.
he troubled with rage and declared
between. clinched teeth that had ne
caught him at it he would have Killed
him, and there would have been no
chance for him to be put IN jail. AS he
stood and looked at the man the feel
ing of the father became SO strong
prisoner back into jail he made several
moves toward the jail as if he would
assafl the prisoner.
At the station, Smith claimed TO be
a phrenoiogist and denied that he was
guilty Of The charge against him. He
said: II took the child unsin my arms
because ] am fond of children, bat I
never had a wrong thought and did
not do anything wrong whatever
The child when taken, before him
later declared. -.That's the man. He
win likely have a nearing before Judge
Tfnn1ony tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Two YEAR OLD BABY
SUES ITS FATHER
Haheas Corpus Proceedings in
Behalf OF Infant.
PARENTS SEPARATED
ALLEGED FATHER UNLAWFUL
TX REsTRAINs CHILD.

a novel application for a writ Of
habsas corpus was filed in the district
court yesterday b.. Smith & Wa.ton,
attorneys. for THE petitioner, a p
year-otd baby. The writ was Issued by
Judge Morse and Monday was set for
hearing the retuFn, when the respcnd-
ent. Peter NJ. Robertson, the child 5
father. win be required to show cause
way he should not Iberate little Jimmie
from unlawful restraint.
The title of the action is James y.
lto0erston, by Ruth =. ROBERTSON, his
guardian ad Item. and in the petit
ton Il is recited tho. the pejtioning
Child is ? years old. and that lately
the father and mother have been IV-
ing apart. IL is then alleged that while
the parents were so living the mother
had The lawful custody -of the ehftd
1nlii on Friday the rather clandestiHsly
and forcibly abducted Jimmie, and sulN
IS restraining him OF his liberty and
preventing the mother from securing
possession of him. 1t is further alleged
in the petition that the restraint Of
the child by mis- father is illegal in that
the respondent has wrongfuIly and
fraudulently taken him from the law
fu custody Of his mother. Finally. IL
is pleaded that Mr. Robertson is not a
ut person to have the custody OF
enid so young IN years.
The parties TO the abeas corpus pro-
ceeding live fnrToOe,e and a divorce
suit is now pending between them, the
father appearing in the roie OF de-
fendant on Friday he came 20 This
city, by strategy bringing witt him
his little boy and placing him in care
OF some relatives. At a late hour yes
terday afternoon a deputy sheriff was
on tie trail Of r -beTtson 10 serve npon
him the order of the court requiring
him to bring me child into court Mon
day morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
LONDON PAPER SEES
WAR CLOUD RISING

London, ARril 27.-The Saturday Re-
view says that the expansion zof The. Ger
man navy is more in preparation for a
contest with the United states than with
Great Britain, because the readiest
causes for future naval conflicts viii be
found in the struggle for the partition or
the exploitation Of the great South Amer.
lean sentiment ... -a3..
The Review devotss page to- the de-
scriptfve resources OF South Anertca and
Germaffy's hundreds Of thoussI1ftis % sc -
Tiers in Brazil and chile and the inaI.liIis
of Germany 70 pursue her tieei 5hs1 IA
South An7erca without cQEE1zfft pitff
the United States The artfcIe &c IIc,i 3fsss
with the statespenk thar i yr0nld net ~
good policy for Great Britain to O5I5fyse
tserinany's legitimate aims. ana that as1s
alliance with the Limited states f4At had
Tor its purpose the mainteffaBice OF the
MO1sroe d6ctrine Would not onIv- be lif-
dicrousls IN opposition to our own inter-
ests, but IL would rightly oppose every
other nation 10 a death struggle against
q genuine Ambassadors 11enace.
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j. 4 IS 70
This Is the first tinc 1 have bAen urpst
u Sololado. have been astonished al
r me, extent OF resources thatI did not
mere Is bound TO have a great fllflJre -
The. kenyon &c. z. Rider e-51icf ~,
~ ~ wrench Telluride; ]. T. PamIlIis9
Seattie j. NJ. MacFarlaiid, Denvcr.
Harry ,Burkhardt New York, Ioi1r M
WdTd Carew, Ogden; ]. II Mcchryytsi
and wife EuEeka:f Charles T. SptagIie,
New York. e r Ppi1-l T-,es-,,7,7 49,
Gleyelands William l. Shoop ,C,h ic5t,o !. :
a. ~ sstew A2rss: J. r ISrggPrs P1is-
a. Gilbert. Rochester \, y . sT.s+-,el < =
y orrfs. -AlilwaHkees NJ L. Ie.vT San
is.of - a conn, Frank Hirshfield
:, Illcaso = IL Gross and wife, fsVa co 19'ex
FrofeSSQr Edwards. Mercur. q, w Whit I,
S,it,,. = = 49, 81 u S9hn 4, Eich. Brigham
Dargen. New York; 5. Shspire f)e ~ -.
" u &c res1ge,' Chico go. c. ~ C,hrTsten.
sen, San Francisco; Ben Yarner- 81 fonts
". p. Gilbert. Denver; ". s. Mercer. San
IT nctsco; w. L. Giles lCIi4fca 90. \. -
= ~ mains 81 Louis J, G.. Byrns. Omaha :
Sg1eoTge 81 kdwarus. AIercur; p. ? Bacon
Logan J. J Faith. Denver DR. RaE
ElnshdEn; Marion Laurence. fTOleflf,- o..
~. w ", Speiman, Raleigh. n q! IL w
adelPhia; n. p Tohg. sp6ksne va : 1'ii-
The White FFouse-Ts sC3orn,,n. Bs,,
IAsrn =. NJ I4iekok. Denvers u o. NIoors
MISS Il Moore. Mrs +. SeIbef 4 Grand
SSssssLisis. allcl-; D-ssf L)ickerson. .Osceaia5
y y ey,, NJ Nj .kasTlsIssen, S. NJ. smith.
t ( .5ls, lily y II. Coleman and wife,
Q. s. LothFIdge Tetroi {. w ~ zs.3,,'
~ tslIl5iiS5sI1 y INC tions ". II Hood Biny-
nam G. G Mortine. Park City, Mrs Is
aissssen, I5sosatl; y Norton, e. c. Rioh-
bidSSon,t 9ecen; +. Haley and wife - A.
5Sa3ley MISS Haley Cedar Isslls.E .as:i. a
FF5,llllgtt, - tsl1qtt Grand Junctioa1.FR II
II Goddard, s G. Thompson. ogden. : -
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a brace box. Now. this NORMA things is
that way with me- I'm IN an around
about IL o'clock vondeffnT how the
dickens I'm gofns to slaughter the weary
hours twist then an early owl time, when
along come, Waiter Shoup.
''VaIt seen nov lonesome I looked an
he takes pity on me- Sport he says.
you look like q wore-outI deuce 20 me,
be says HOW'D you like a turn on the
sreen2s Some day. John, I may be lost
IN the midst of a howliTs desert. / ray
lay on tho hot sands with my tongue
aaasfngs out a. foot. Yea nay be fam
ishin' when somebody cones. slfppin' up
to me with a cooler of gin riekeys An
when he says to me, Sport, have a drink.
tn remind me in a feeble manner of
ire JOY. I feels over Walters proposition
John. L makes new man out Of me, Inn
mediate
Is n?' I amt heard OF any OF the boys
turn for so deGn long / don't care IL it's
Try her one wtirl, anyway, Walt tells
me. the place Is known as the Country
Glib I'm next to the Cripple Creek club
an the Fl Dorado club, but the Country
club amt wise on. 1t occurs to me
as some strange that Ez overlooked it
when he sends his blue coppers ont, but
I'm that joyful over the prospect I don't
stop 10 fgger. M
II don't even tumble when Walt tells
me I've got TO git a special rig to pass
the lookout. I'm dead wiIffn' to make
any kind OF play Just to get my lamps
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
HOTEL GeSsIp.


The hanging of Black Jack Retchun
IN New Mexico WaS a horrible hing. p
said ]. l.. Wilkes OF Denver in the lobby
OF the cullen yesterdays but knew OF
q case. ia colorado in the - 5 that was
worse than that. A FELLOW named ed.
smith, who was generally known as
plexfon, had killed a couple of men. He
escaped lynching. was tried and con-
NicJed regularly and. sentenced to be
hanged. Instead Of having a. regular drop,
the condemned man had 10 stand at the
eedse OF the sSallold ana az the proper,
first time they showed him over the rope
broke He was not badly hurt. and he
was taken up and showed over. again. The
second time the rope Caught IN the collar
Of his. flannel shirt and hetshung there
some time without the moose tightening
enough to Kill him. So il was decided to
hang him over again. The third time the
greatest care was taken TO prevent a
case. The mans head was Jerked COM.
There ought to be large amounts of
eastern capital invested IN Utah9. snid
George B. Stoddard OF Chicago at the
knutsfCrd yesterday. Large amounts of
iV oitIpt An orai,ized e.. PIE. of
comm eFce would 90 a great deal toward
he deveobment Of TIC S res feoare as 81 the
state
The next big OF b0om WIN be n Wy
oTnins, said y. r. Solomon Of Chicago
at the kenyon last evening. Mr.. Solo
mon ives IN Chicago, is the travelling
horse. has oil land in wyoming. a lemon
Slnch in CahfoSnia- and tame IN last
sysninS from ,san baego- - got IN %
eranfned Che peiia sndf t5Id ne he would
produce big aGs1Ftities of high grace oil.
'got 70 acres Of oil land about fifty
miles noEth d Rawiins. Tor $3.50 an acre,
haI n q al y tra -.lII "a
Men atsi riding slf over that part 81 the
ss,i nov taking sopttens on severy-
: u have had an experience during, the
last gear whict- Shows What q part sci
ence IS piayiAS IN agriculture. MT. Solo
mon went on. Last year i didn't have
q lemon. on my ranch near san Diego
that was fit for my thing. Thief rJltt way
sent some OF the soil to the University
q Catifer-ia IT Berkeley % be analysed.
70 iEfsproye. the fruit They told me- TO
use a different kind OF Fertilizer which
did, and this year i have some OF the
finest lemons you ever saw. ~
Mr.. SoiomOn sass the people. OF south
err California are building high hopes
over the Clark road and VIII be greatly
disappointed IL the line is E.ot bpilt.
H. b. Biacls. "a Ecspitalist and. nnanrfac-
ing al tI:s Knutsford with his wife ana
daughter Tax are on their way back
the west Efof the last eight years" said
Ms yBlack "a few OF " in Chester be-
I. n me near Buena Vista. Cola. about tffat
lonz aeo \ friend OF ours was IN dsneer
OF losing the property through the dis
hopeSt5 Of the manager and we got to-
gether -snds took Q Lease on the propert a.
II has paid haDdse1nelyf ever Since 4 a
year ago we cc1f1if5ed j was a WASTE OF
money 10 pay 81 a ton freight to Denver
on or sc. and SO We..putl up SfacIfer
At Huofsa Vista We are enIargina its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
NOW UNDERSTAND THE OFFER,

cATARRH DEEP SEATED NERVOUS S
until erected 70 IA
in medicines
give
until cured
owe o
GREAT that they are
ALL DURABLE
TODAY,
special offer and be cured PER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
CARD GAME SUITS.
Payment Stopped on Checks Given
hay Georos Romrax

The two. eases. Of Carl Ziehl against
George Romney. IT., and the Romney
shoe conpaHy for collection Of 81 LOCO
on two checks drawn by, Romhey last
January on che National Bank of the.
Republic came up before Judge Morse
yesterday on demurrer. By consent the
demurrer in each case was overruled.
and I'VE days was allowed to answer
the Complaints. The cause Of action is
said % have arisen In a card same run.
By Diehl-f The checks. werz paid over.
@ the pIsintif IN settlement, and be-
fore they could be pres snted FOR co1ec-
ton the hank was noti6sd~b by, homnev
TO ret1sc Payment 1T is understood
that the demurrer was interpOsed Tor
the purpcse. Of gaining time. Ziehl has
other repudiated checks of this kind
received from Romney. ia is stated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Testimony in Divo-sa Case

fDepufy Clerk E.ldredge yesseriaS
heard tlle1.tes timopy IN the divorce
casS OF Blanch sullivan against John
sullivan. The plaintiff vas Represented
by A. q. Sutherland and the defendant
was in default. The Testimony was to
the effect that the parties 10 the suit
were mdrried at Shoshone. Ida in
April sullivan deserted his wife ana
ever since has wilfully failed to provide
Tor her support. The referee Will rec
olnmend to the court ON Mondav the
granting Of a decree to Mrs. Sullivan.
with permanent alimouv at the ratt,
Of $40 monthly, attorneys fees ana
costs. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Old Sport Describes His "Turn
on the Green. .
By JOEL L. PRIEST.

on the good old green again, an 50 1
stands for the toggery you now sees
adornfn' me- Waits decked out similar,
an we taxes a car for the ranch. The
house looks all right from the outside. an
we gets in without NOBODY rubbertTf at
Us through a wicket. That's where be-
gins to sit leary.
But Walt throws highbaH into me,
the ticker there bein' of most tollahle
brand. an then he says: Now for the
green He calls I'D a couple of kids that 5
got bags Of clubs with knots on the ends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
RUNAWAY GOES BACK.
Attorney Hamilton Brings Father
and Son Together.

and Son Together.
g. NJ Sweet a prominent merchant
of Vilisca, Ia, win arrive in this city
tomorrow to greet his son orviiie. an
attractive appearing lad of IA years
who ran away from home about six
weeks ago. The elder Sweet comes II
escort his boy home, and the iov ~. tba
Iaphers and the son at the prospectiva
reconciila tion is easy to cos1fernt,i,, r.
Inc luck of the boy In being n,,t in
communication with his father Is. due Il,
t .ii interest of Attorney James NJ. tIFafIf-
mon IN the lad Last Thursday after
noon MT Hamilton CHANGED to 90 into
an employment office, and while there
ne noticed a -shabbily dressed h,lt b,-fsl,t
and frank-faeed lad make an earr1esf
appear TO he directed to some r,is -
mere ne could obtain employment
very little iencoura cement was given
the applicant, and the LAWYER at once
interested himself in the boys welfare
oy asls1ng him about his antecedents.
ne boy gave his name and the name
and address of his. father, and admitted
tnat. he had run away from home WITH
out Justification Without DELAY MI,
Hamilton wrote to Mr.. Sweet of his
discovery, and suggested that he ar
range for his sons return and fitting
out with new clothes. Yesterday IA teIe-
gram was received from the ysiisca
merchant, saying he would come at
once TO the. relief of OrvilIe. and asking
that his son be cared for. until he ar
F1ves in this city on Monday
The runaway boy was located at the
Commercial street mission, and when
told the good news he was not slow IN
making known his pleasure. Last night
he expressed his JOY to some of Mr..
Hamilton's friends that..he had been
saved further suffering He said he
had worked his way out here on She
railroads. and among the prfvations he
had endured was to be looked IN a re-
frfgerat0r car. q whole It5av When
taken out he was almost frozen ana
nearly starred. He declared he has mad
enough Sof roughing's it.
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Results IN two ways, by taking cold
and by overWorking the kidneys in sep
arating from the blood the catarrhal
polsons which affect all organs. Quick
" cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
DO your haEds and feet sWell2'
as it noticed more at night?'
rs there pain in small OF back?"
HAS the perspiFatiOn q bad odOrZ''
Us there pufhness under the eyes 90
do you have 10 get up often at
night"
is there a deposit IN urine II left
standing?"
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Bright's Disease killing you Cure #
now.
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Suit over Borrowed stook. !,

Hal w Brown. assignee of GIL IS.
trict court against W. T. Irvfnes the
successor 70 Irvine & Mason. TO re-
cover $50, the value OF 500 shares Of
the capital stock Of the Sunshine Gold
Lining & Milling company, which. II
IS alleged PeytOn loaned to the stock
brokerage. firm on Jan. s, 1900. The
value OF the certificate is fixed by TIE
market value of the stock on Jan. o
1901. when demand was made and re-
fused for It's return. 49,
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Of the Ears.

CztarTh extends from tia throat
along the eustaehian tubes into the
ears, causing partiaINor complete deaf
ness. Quickly cuted with little cost by
Drs. Shores famous treatment.
rs your hearing failing2"
do your ears discharged"
as the wax dry in your ears2"
DO you hear better some days than
cthers?"
'.Is your hearing worse when you
have q cold ?"
Don't neglect this until your hearing
is irreparably destroyed. Doctors
Shores can cure you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
liver Disease.

The liver is affected by catarrhal
poisons extending from the stomach
into the ducts OF the liver. Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment.
do you get dizzy
Have you cold feat 2"
do you feel uaiserable2"
A'sDo you petrtired easily?"
DO youchave hot flashes? -
Are your spirits low at times? 90
DO you have rUnbling in b0Wels?'
These are the seven simple signs in
dicating disease Of the liver If you
have any or ali OF them. seek Doctors
Shores now and be cured.
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The Broncftal rubes.

When catarrh Of the head or throat
is neglected or wrongfuIly treated. It
extends down the ,windpipe into the
bronchial tubes. and after a while at
tacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous treat
ment.
Have you a cOugh?
do you take cold easily2'
Have you a pain IN the stde2"
'Do you spit UP little chessy lunaps3''
DO you feel you are growing weak
er?''
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before st reaches the
lungs.
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OF the Stomach.

Catarrh of the stomach is usually
caused by swallowing mUcus, which
drops down from the head and throat
by Drs. Shores famous treatment.
rs there nausea2"
do you belch up gas ?"
Are you consdpated?"
rs your tongue c0ated?"
rs there constant bad taste IN the
MOUTH
Now is the time to be permanently
cured. Drs. Shores are curing hundreds
every week
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The Head and Tshroat.

This.form Of Catarrh Is most common
resulting from neglected cOlds-quick-
" cured with little cost by DEs. Shores
famous treatment.
is your nose stopped upF"
Does your nose discharge2
Us there pain in front of headH'
do you sleep with your mouth
Open?'
You can be easily cured noW-1on't
let it run into complications.
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KNOWS I orter go
I'D to the room an
git a blanket to
throw troun' this
here manly form.
said the Old Sport.
apoiogeticaily. Il
RELY feals like I've
lost somgthin', joan,
as the lad up IN
Reno saws when he
49,. - -. r--fs,lr
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Deserving from Turkish Army.

Berlin, April 81 Wholesale. assertions
are now occurring in the Turkish army
says Die Information OF this city. owing
70 deStttufion and military negligence.
Most or the deserters Join bands OF brig
ands. who plumber the population IN va
rious districts with inpunfty-"
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DANGER SIGNALS.
Aches and Pairs are the Danger Sig
nails That You are Sick and.
Need Treatment

Read the following symptoms over
carefully; mark those you feel IN your
case, and seEd or bring them to DIS.
Shores. and they viii tell you whether
you can be cured, free OF charge
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Apother Reminder 81 Co..

Judge Morse yesterday granted an
order TO Annie. Burkette in her af-
tachment stit in Intervention in the
case OF the Atlas Insurance company
US. Porter ;. Conway. directing Counfy
Auditor Wood 10 turn over to Miss
Burkette county warrant for Ss5
drawn To the order. CH Conway for,
typewriter bought, and. which war
rant was gslTnisheed by her to Apply
on her claim for money loaned 10
CONWAY
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cnnaar ooing Is Iowa.

san Francisco. April 2z-United States
Minister Conger LETT tonight for Des
MONIES. Ia Minister Conger has accept
"a the invitation OF Horace G. Burt. Pres
fdenf Of the In.or Pacific Railroad COM
den to Omaha. AR Ee1ger viii arrive "a
strzsstha. wednesday nnoroing, where he
MIL be rnes By the Iowa reception COM.
rrittee and Accompanied across che state
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Well. Sport, here's the green. Let's have
a turn,
Fright there I'D orter rose up an srhote
him, but he laughs 50 genial I Tweakens.
Address the ball he says sim suilin'
as ne lays down a little hard ball on a
ant hill. What the devil DO you take
me for, walt. .says.ta heathene Do you
think the old man goin' 10 talk to q
cussef thing like that2 I shore doHt
mind bein bumped nddalin, but enough
Of a thing is four aces. says. beginnin
to git some het up.
Then he tells me that addressirT the
bali means to. git in position TO lam II
ike tire devil Well I done it, John
That Is. lams at il. First time I hits
the ground about foot behind it, an tore
up the turf like a -sully plough Walt
called it a tfoozle.' an, then he takes a
shot at it. Say, he knocked IL clear into a
little hole that was a considerable piece
axays. It's a gobble, says Walt, an Il
backs his play.
so we goes through the deal. me foOz-
jim sometimes an baffin' some. Once
Walt gets in what lie calls half shot
amt done no drinkir to speak OF. say
twenty or twenty-five nighballs, an In
sorhe resentfh when he calls out about
this here half shot. thfnk1n it's a SIDE
poke at the old gentleman. but it's only
another part of the game. There's lots
Of interestin things happenln' right
along.
"Goiluf amt nowhere nigh eka1 20 the
sacred game Of draw; it don't set IN the
same room with faro bank or stud or the
wheel; it Amt Intellectual like keno or
enlightenip' like craps, but it'll 90 for
them as is fond of outside diversions.
There's things IN it that reminds ne fire.
quent Of other dear things. FIR instance.
'shree up an TWO 10 play Sounds enough
like a fun house to be its oa-n cousin
Then there's the rub of the green. It
ain got 'notfin' to do with rubbin your
elbow jints on the cloth in front Of a
faro layout; bur it has eomfortin' ac-
cent TO it. JoInathere'sa a draw too. IN
With mans Hble to better. II fact,
my SON.
{ But John had turned away to talk with
whisky drummer who was INSISTING on
orderfng small bottle. and with q snort
OF disgust the Old Sport slipped out to
change his clothes. t-4F5A4
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This Week the Last Chance

ferof
Monday
time
them
nandfee be re
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NIathews, D. g subnitted

The triad of the case of Frank J
Gustin. trustee in bankruptcy for the
creditors of. Thomas Mathews. AGAINST
Abilgsu l. MathQEs; for the voidance
Of a. deed given byEfathews 70 his wife.
las concluded Yesterday afternoon
an the issues were submitted for de-
cisi9n. Judge Stewart overruled de-
fendHnt's motion for a. non suit and
then testimony for the defense was
taker at the afternoon session of
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