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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27
Americus.

Mrs b. S. Baker visited Mrs.
Sarah Craig Sunday.
Mrs. Lottic Sublett OF High Hill
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Sanders.
Mrs. Sarah Craig while sweeping
the snow from her back porch fell
and dislocatcd her wrist of her
right hand, she Is improving.
Three of Mrs. Jones Gregorys
children are still very sick.
Mr.. johnny Kanipp, our dashing
young merchant Is confined to his
bed with n severe sore throat.
Master Joe Barton is still very
sick with pneumonia.
The Old Soldiers of Loutrc
Township met at Rhincland Dec.
81, and organized n Post Rinchral
Post 572 with seventeen members.
The following officers wcree lected
Com. II. Hogadon, Vice. +. Lichte,
j. v. c., b. +. Wilson, q. NJ.
j. II. Dickcy, Cham. Chris Peters,
o. d. II. Cook, Ady. John II.
Elsenrat.
Post meets every 3rd Saturday
Of each month, all old soldiers OF
the late war are cordially invited
TO attend rs we expect to have the
best working post In the county.
j. II. Dickcy killed u fine beet
this week.
Bascon NARROW and sister Mrs.
Ed Bush went to Rhineland one
evening this week.
We are very sorry that some o.
our brightest and most enterjcti'
young men OF our town are loos'
ing their eye sight, the otheI
evening Barton Baker was going t'
supper, he saw something sitting
In n tree on Silver Maple ST., HI
took to be an Owl, IL being ncaI
Mr.. Zwciiel's house he called Johi
Zweifel out and told him TO shoe
that owl In that tree. John did so
John and Bart talking all the tim
about how nice 1t would be TO havl
some owl claws to carry around Il
their pockets but when the suppos
ed owl fell to the ground, with
bullet in its head, 1t happen
ed TO be one OF Mrs. DR.. Huffman
very fine chickens she had sent o.
for to raise from and had page
$500 for 1t, the poor boys locke
sick and sad and suggested to Civ
alittle boy $500 to take the chicke
and bury 1t, they erected a tomb
stone which cost Si.25 and wrot
on it ''shot by unknown parties.
DR.. Huffman had the boys arrcste
and tried before Esq. b. S. Bake
and found guilty and they pave
"a fine of 2jc worth of peanuts cacl
Crockett & NARROW received SON
nice dressed turkeys this wee
they ship five and six barrels ever
morning.
Owen Gentry and wife and DO
visited j. r. Dickcy and famiI
Sunday.
r. w. Hunley and mother visi
ed Jim Riggs family Sunday.
Hattie Ward visited Bess
Dickey Sunday who is still col
fined to her room with tonsoliti'
sore throat.
The three Stewart brother
Sam, Lee, Walter, took in u
sights OF st. Louis two or thr'
days.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

Mexico, NO., Sept. 10 1901

Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 10 1901
This is to certify that | hGuo been
cured Of kidney and bladder trouble
by the use OF the Texas Wonder,
Halls Great Discovery can cheer
fully recommend IL to any u suf-
fering from that disease. Yours
truly. IT,. II. OwINGs.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

~ 80
Nnd when tho r.c,i bad come and pra,cd
she slept
Mud Gallo Nept beside her through that
night.
The stranger ,atuc selin. AID tiio told
llup old laui,.ls -,UlN. void %" word;
Mud then % little 'uri'c ih,i uutulvl.
Md wondering people stopped and
watched aud hvatd.
The father huerul zoo. child aud Li..cd nim
There,
Wilde men Flth tcatnl n,c turned
away.
Mud Carlo. hear Wa. glad uui al th, i'ir,
Fond dr,Hm. iiai hc hai dreamed came
true that d,1.
Poor little ioc 'lcrr- where June ro-ca
llow.
Aud there q hpriN mother nlicn stand.
With nu, Whose name wac ,Htlu long Hsp-
Who tend. the little gave with LOVING
hands.
Aud often. too, where Old lhutrin lc..
\ fragrant l"Nrt 81. laid Ia mitL tie spot.
While happy %latvpis lpnL wiii loving ewes
On nnr Whose name vac Gallo nnd BE- not.
5. H. ki-cr, ~ Chicago Record Herald.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

Them all you earn, here IL the wet aud
coldt
And toll me Of The place iu which you live
Aud al. that little Carlo knew he told.
iold how old Giovanni went by day,
Al through the streets and made the
monkey dane.
Aud gathered pennies where he stopped 10
play
How often there ea- madness in his
glance.
lie told now old Laureta often cried
10 see the father stlygcr home, aud then
Told OF the dreams Le lad. The stranger
sighed
And went away, and next day passed
again.
Aud one day Carlo told him little Joe
Was hungry, and the stranger turned his
head
Come, show me where he il, and w will 60
And rec that lie j. oomiortcd, he said.
Poor Joe was taken where the nurses laid
Him in a snowy bed, and when he smiled
The man who stood bcside him, whispering,
prayed
Prayed to regain HE own LOST little child.
One day when April winds were blowing
sweet,
And all the glee Of apring was in the air,
A stranger looked for Carlo in the street
And passed and wondered why he wasn't
thess.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

this City, good buildings, fences &
ctc., rs acres in cultivation and
balance in timber aud grass. For
the next 90 days we will offer this
farm at a special bargain price.
For particulars and price call or
write.
No. 2. ~ acres new improves
ments 8 room house, good barn,
and all necessary out buildings,
good cellar, fruit for family use,
well fenced. This is a good prai-
ric farm and is 0 miles from Wclls-
vile 8 miles from Martinsburg and
3 miles from Shamrock. Price
$500.
No. 3. PSI acres well fenced, all
in grass, no buildings 3 miles from
this City, good dirt and lays well,
price $500 per acre.
No. 4. 800 acres improved farm,
lays well good improvements,
prairie land, 4 miles OF this city.
price sii.5O0.
No. D. 222 arcc farm Z miles
from this city, 10 acres fine bottom
land, balance is upland with some
good timber. Good , room house
aud good barn. Well fenced. As
a special bargain we offer this place
until Jan. LIST 1902 at $1,000.
No. o. 100 acre improved farm
with two good houses q miles from
town. This farm can be divided
In to two places with 40 acres In
one and so in the other, with i'm
provcments on each. Both are
we'll improved, good land, and
both lay well. Price of so $500,
of 20 $1,000.
For Sale No. I. 10 acre improved
farm 3 miles OF town, good land
lays well, price only $3.50.
No. s.. 3 room house well locat-
ed. Price $3.50.
No. o. 4 room house, one lot,
near public school. Price 800.
No. 10. 2 room house one lot,
well located. Price SLID.
No. II. 10 acres and good
buildings to trade for about n
room house and one or two lots
closer down in town.
No. II. Good established mcr-
cantilc business, building and
stock, with good trade, for sale
worth the money. II you don't
mean business don't ask about
this.
No. 10. Nice clean stock o.
millinary goods for sale, can be
bought worth The money, good
location.
No. Il. 30 acres timber lane
In Warren county Tenn, Price
5000.
10. Oil and mining stock TO
/, sale.
100 acre farm 2 i-l2 miles from
Montgomery City, Mo-, good housI
2 large barns, good fence, plenty
OF water. Price $3.50 per acre
100 acre 2 miles OF town all mic
, cultivating land, good almost neN
house and barn good fences, etc
, Some bottom land. Price $3.50
i, yer acre.
40 acres III miles OF City limits
!. lays well, good 6 room house, new
, good fence etc. Price $500.
100 acre farm | i-2 mile of tow
: good improvements, land lay
I, well and is in good shap. Pric
: $1,000.
TO TRADE.
No. 1 a well improved farm neo
TT. Smith Ark. for town propert
in Montgomery City, Ii you hay
a piece of town property you woul
like to trade for a good farm ca
and c us.
- No. 2. Improved farm OF 2.
acre (No 8 above) to trade for
q smaller farm, want about 40 oil
acres.
FOR RENT.
Good @ room house, good bar
and out buildings about OF
70 acre OF ground, all in nice shaI
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

Reside the old lAuteia's ragged bed
The boy watched whilc the hours dragged
away,
And when the night approached she -troked
his head
say.
She told him how old Giovanni broueht
\ little child home VITA him. once, and
sNure
To kill her II she told. and how they taught
Him tha, his name was carlo-this aud
more.
She told him OF the clothes that she had
kept
Wen hidden from old Giuyauui's ,ight,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

Brings ttractiveness TO listlcss
unlovable girls, making them
handsome, manageable women.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 35c. Ask your druggist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27
Interesting

We have ON hand a supply Of
literature descriptive OF various
sections OF the West and South.
1t will make interesting reading
for the long winter evenings and
will bc gladly sent.on request to
j. II. LoTHRoP,
Gen. Agt. Union Pacific X. r., 00}
Olive street, st. Louis, Mo. It
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27
FOR RENT.

Good @ room house, good barn
and out buildings about one
acre OF ground, all in nice shape
near publice school. Price 500
per year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

writn Tor information aud literature 10
I A.. STEWART, q swrA Kansas Clty, Mo.
.JonS SEnAsiiAS, q = \ Chicago, ~
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-27

No. a well improved farm near
TT. Smith Ark. for town property
in Montgomery City, Ii you have
a piece OF town property you would
like to trade for a good farm call
and see us.
No. 2. Improved farm OF 222
acre (No 8 abovc) to trade for a
smaller farm, want about 10 or go
acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
WOMAN LED FORCES.
Sonora Ramona Mendoza Fought as
Colombian Colonel.

New York, Dec. lS,T-A dlspateh 20
4 The Herald from Colon, Colombia, says,
4 A woman colonel Senora han'on'
i MENDOZA, fought bravery WIN the ~
. srgent forces IN the recent cohlllcts
Il between the Colombian government
5tnd rebel troops at Nomore DC D .,ios
week, Her husband and Drother
we're killed last THURSDAY When the
Sfoyernment troops drove the lhsur'
4gents from the trenches on pfiuay
Senora Mendoza escaped 20 san BIAS
In small boat WIN Indians
Sonora Mendoza has been an intrepid
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the CREDIT is SCHLEy'S.
So Says Captain DIas MOrsH Who c'""'''s'
The Colon At SsNiIagc
81 Think Admiral Dcweys Praise o.
schley I. Jus,,, ssss spanish
Captain

New York, Dec. i8.--Capt Dias ny
rem. who commanded ths Colon ~ ~,
hattie OF Santiago, says that AdIi'ra'
Sampson could take no active pH'' :"
the fight because his ship was twe'Ne
miles TO the west Of Santiago harpor
when the spanish squadron appeaieu'
while Admiral Schlcy with the bfooh'
lyn nying his pennant, and the low"
were close TO the mouth OF the harpV'i
cables the Madrid correspondent o. 'ne
Journal and Advertiser
Both warships,' said capt. Moreh'
fought the Marie Teresa, when, se.,en
minutes afterwards was pVfe'
ship. the Colon appeared tnon il'Nb
her lnrboard artillery against the lonn'
which not moving quickly enousn,
would have been sunk by tne NvlVl, ?
pushing had not the brooklyn iouknt
then an hour and d half with tne 'olon,
Evidently the credit OF tnf nIat paii
of the battle, during when Wy maa.ta
Teresa and the Viscaya were p,'Nas
hors dc combat belongs 70 ncn'ey,, N q,
well as the second part durlns Nn X
Srooklyn and Iowa and the Oregon
she was finally yanquished by me ~ u-
uerior artillery Of the Iowa ana the
faster speed Of the oregon
~ think Admiral Dewoys praise 81
schley Is lust. 1t does not diminish AZ.
mlral sanpson's glory, TO WhonL ~
superior commander was due me posl,
lions of the ships, held Ia me me %
blockade and without whose lnh'rurT
tons the result might be seen m an
other light"
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COERCION Of
OLD IRELAND.
diamond Says He Is Glad wy0d-
~ ham Is Trying It
,,,s RECEPTION AT CORK.
...,,ca a Great Succcss .
WI ,a.b Is.guc ia United states
WIN be Powerful

n.o is,-When Mr., Redmond
VO'D nsre fromQueenstown on his re-
n'N' ,,om the United states he was
turn , ,, 10 his hotel by an enthusiastic
es'V' aSomoustntiye crowd which burned
any, ~, barrels ana carried torches and
was u, accompanied by bands OF music,
W., peamond addressed the assembly.
." ,.,a mai before another six months
Sc -, ' ,s,sh league would be as powerful
~ n u United states as the American
r"0d league was at the time OF Par
''a1 o. be had succeeded In his mis-
N, as. snoaker said that he was glad
thV r,be United States, which had
spn obieot arouslng the sympathy OF
iVr ~ osns and arouslng the oo-opera-
kane' American lrlshmen. IN the
WI ataies. Mr. Redmond said ne
uhl' ,su,,,oted The movement and he be-
E In"v ,hat il would produce as gener,,
ne e financial aid for Ireland as IL hau
aver done before
~ hear that MIR. Wyndham, cniel sec
20 so,a ar Of Ireland, has resorted to the
i rs0,cor Of ireland and he hoped that
. .Ss,e was one thing they wanted In
1 nd'u Mr.. Redmond said, y was the
wv 11,' n coercion, for this would not
sas Ireland but would irretrievably
'Smage the government.
O1 N ne course of his speech Mr., Red
..nnd described how all classes In the
,1u,,aa states from President Roosevelt
sm nn bad extended their hospitality,
,SSIr GOOD will and their sympathy to
t Is" mission and the irish cause
III saiS he regarded these evidences
~ ~ so ooiI viii as Of enormous value to
leland with the enlightened pubic
oOloIon Of that great and free nation at
Spr sIde explained the speaker, Ireland,
ness 9,u 4 power more potent for the
,orre tsan all the armies and nayless
=, me DISPOSAL Of Mr. Chamberlain anu
NJ NJ Redmond said that he and MS
comnanions had received the same as
svrances Of sympathy from Canada
"a, Wfred Laurler, the Canadian pre-
mIsr' being among the first to well
come Them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18

they had been calling dyspepsia, or livor
complaint, or kidney disease, or female
weakness, Is catarrh of these organs.
II they did know that this was the case
they would get Peruna and cure them
selves.
Peruna cures catarrh Of any locality.
II catarrh Is In the head, Peruna cures
IT. IL in tho stomach, Peruna cures II,
likewise of the liver or kidneys or any
other organs Of the human body.
Everybody can get free copy OF q
book on catarrh and other diseases OF
winter by writing at once to The Peruna
Medicine Company, of Columbus, Ohio,
GA pages, instructiyely illustrated.
II you do not recelvoprompt and salts.
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write at once TO DR.. Hartman, giving o
full statement OF your ease, and no will
be pleased TO give you his valuable i'd
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18

bling his head against the neck Of the
other, and with mods and pushes sue
coeded IN rubbing his bride Of Then
the other horse toolt his turn at rub
bling, and his bride came off
Fully 200 persons had watched this.
and when Il was completed the driver
got down from his seat and swung a
bag of oats over the nose of each anil
NAL. The driver was patient and proud
OF his team. He petted them and talk-
ed to them, and when they were
through drove off whislIIng.
Talk about the laborlng man drops
ping his shovel at the sound of the noon
whistle, said one man; that beats any
thing | ever saw. No one hereafter
need troy toconvinoe me Of the intelli-
gence of the horse, That lee wagon
team settles it"--New York sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
TINE FOR OATS,

Alair Of intelligent horses attracted
lhi attention Of q large crowd on Mas
au ilreel at noon one day last week
They we're attached 10 a heavily load
d he wagon coming down the steep
griip between Cedar street and Maiden
laht and we're holding back the wagon
With noticeable effort, When they
were hair way down the whistles blew
hrl6dork Suddenly the horses drew
INTO The curb and began TO plant their
hlrl feet we'll forward to stop the wag.
H.
he driver made no effort to check
A.n and their hard work ut once at
mated notice Pedestrians looked at
Ne horses and then at the driver, who
IAad broad grin on his face. BY hard
work the wagon was stopped. The drIv-
y at still and watched his animals,
One Of them Immediately began rub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
To Invite King of siam.

washington, Dec. Ex-senator Frye
has introduced joint resolution au-
thorizing the President to invite the
king Of Slam TO visit the United States,
II sets forth In a preamble the fact
that the king Of Slam has made known
to our minister at Bangkok his desire
to visit the United States, and the reso-
luton provides that he shall be invited
Ia become the guest Of the nation while
here An appropriation for his maies-
Tvs suitable entertainment Is provided
but the sum is left blank for the pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
A New Immigration BIII.

Washington, Dec. ia new immI-
grafton bill. which Is the Joint produc-
ton OF Senator Penrose and Commits
sioner Gen. Powderly has been intro
duced In the Senate by Mr.. Frye. The
bin provides an educational test, and
In addition to the present system Of
domestic inspection Of immigrants. au-
thorIkes the appointment Of inspectors
al the principal foreign ports from
which immigrants sail with instructions
TO exercise special scrutiny OF the po-
lice records Of immigrants with the
view OF excluding anarchists The bill
also provides for the deportation OF ALI
ems who prove TO be anarchists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
~ suppress Vice In London.

c Msw York, Dec. lS.-The Duke of
kprssaM,,,al the head of a deputation
II,.assselllng the Westminster council,
ID ssc " .ne Right Hon. c. I. Richie.
4 ordo as.a'y OF state for home AFFAIRS,
I chesS ,e urge him to do something
ke p,In,, ue eyil condition of some Of
b. ,S %'lpal London streets at night.
|TS. York Times. '''''po"ue'' u -"
la o,S Sspuiatlon said that Liverpool
Biz s y, GILES had been improved by
lltohle 'vn N this respect, but Mr..
hou, N. pled that the statement
BIZ beAn' involvement al Liverpool
Melt on i, s'eally exaggerated. and
bllce bsA 1.e uilhcultles with which the
BAT thsy ~ ~ contend. He urged, also,
I'D wero auhe police) had done much
uOlns much to suppress vice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
DR., HARTMAN SAYS
Catarrh Is the ScOurge Of the Nine
teenth Century,

Have you catarrhY Maybe you have
not; but do you know that a person
may have catarrh Of the head, catarrh
Of the throat, catarrh Of the lungs, ca
tarrh Of the stomach, catarrh of the
bowels, catarrh Of the kidneys, catarrh
Of the bladder, and also the other pelvic
organsY Are any Of these organs
affected in your case2
Iiso, the probability is that you have
chronic catarrh. SO many people think
that catarrh Is confined TO the head.
This Is not true. Catarrh may affect
any organ Of the body. Thousands Of
people who have been sick long time
have caiarrh, but do not know it. They
have doctored for every imaginable dis
ease but catarrh, and find no cure.
They have never thought that what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18

IN Erie basin. ABkeds whether inc
chances for holding the cup here would
be improved " Ratscy made her sails
Capt Barr eaid.
whats the matter with the sails
made on this side? There was q good
deal said in the last trial races about
mlstit sails that was untrue, con-
slider that a IL possible TO make ~
good sails on this side Va can be cul
on the other II 10 a matter OF opera .
tlon only. Rataey makes splendid
sails Hut 80 do others The model
too, must be considered IN yacht racing
| think the lierreshou's turned out inc
grenteet racing yacht the world mas
ever seen when they finished the Co
lumbla."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Turkish snlcs Arrcstcd.

New York, Dec rs Within ten days.
says The Constantinople correspondent
OF the London Times and New YORK
Times, seventy Turks have been de-
nounced by spies as hostile to the pres i
ent regime All OF them were arrested.
They include Mahmud Bey, son of ls'
NAL Renal lley
The sultan has bansshed all the sew
cnty men 60 iIodalda, Arabia. the
British ambassador presented the Brit
lsh note In regard TO the mining regu-
laticns TO the porte on Monday The
other ambassadors presented the notes
from their respective countries Tues
day
The Russian ambassador has told the
grand vizier that the state OF Mace
donia and Armenia Is dlsgraceful to
the Turkish government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Capt. Rarr Of the columbia Talks

New York. Dec. 1S.--Charlie Barr, the
skipper OF the cup defender Columbia.
was a passenger on the steamship Me-
saba, OF the Atlantic Transport line,
which has Just arrived from London.
Capt Barr spent two months about
Southampton and did not go to Glass
gov because he thought. as several
racing yachts are under construction
there, his visit might be misunderstood
lie said he was sorry TO hear OF the
burning Of the sails OF Shamrock II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Volunteers for south Africa.

New YORK, Dec ia dispatch to the
london Times and New York Times
Pom wellington, N. w., says volunteers
|Or The Eighth New Zealand contingent
" service In South Africa are already
pouring In The Christ Church Press
msalhg newspaper states that, II the
|npre calls for II il is certain that
y colony will cheerfully furnish a
pinth contingent.
me Melbourne correspondent of the
,nes says there are strong Indications
Rna' Premier Barton's determination
\ 70 furnish troons for South Africa
<o "vas ollolally requested by the home
.n ,,V, .,eht TO do so, does not repre-
a ~ lne public opinion Of the common
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Dutch Criminal Law Reform.

u New York, Dec, iS.--The Brussels
correspondent Of the London Times and
New York Times says the Dutch CAL
vlnlSs tried to relntroduce the death
penalty In Holland when the estimate
for the departments Of the interior and
justice were being debated In the
chamber The minister Of justice. who
Ia Catholic, declined to accept the
motion. and both bills We're passed SO,
says the correspondent, the much-de-
bated reform Of the criminal law has
secured permanent foothold In the
Dutch constitution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
VIII Give Money TO Barker.

|,er tork' Dec, lS.--The Thomas Bar
Delense association OF Arlington,
N ~ when was formed when Barker
by y, me Rev. John Keller. announces
n S sus,i us president that It win make
kens, y euorls to force the Rev. Mr..
sarla. " bring action against Mrs.
6onS ' m. ana thereby have the accusa-
{be m maui oy her proven or dlsproyen.
sctsS WV which the association COLI
H., s ~ svr mrs Barker's defense in the
4 heba,,s uoh action, win now be used
Fale prison. "''paiu "no 10 :"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Convict Commits Suicide.

knoxville, nd Dec. lS.--Albert II,
A'As one Of the trio convicted of bun.
= atillg IN fixing a foot nce,
HaaN he sentence Of two to fourteen
S9n Al Michigan City by ending his
w aa nlght by taking morphine
stls IN jail, The young man was a
"a STATE dealer and had borne an ex-
el9Ol reputation up to his connection
sRA lhe fraudulent foot race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-18
Fnther Gets the Children.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec lS,--Judge
Shaw has decided IN favor Of the father
the contest between John j, Bonn, a
newspaper publisher Of Chicago, and
his wife for the custody OF their two
children. John was required to give
a bond in the sum Of $500 for their safe
presentation in Chicago by Thursday
next, in compliance with an order OF a
Chicago court,