davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
0msraas.
ut renie strmbsfirre.

Sptoe StruosiiGre paifes to @an
&c | 6asoline eller @erline, bnnge.
oerpaa op / Gin0en, iaa at De life Ifa
tiltre zig ianmen. Haar De bal
b9iigt noe nogle Elmer, BIGGER nlal
Dem peo, at man / en- t9t Dor ipttel
mo ct ,sa0 meo br9noenoe SpoUl, %
Tor at faa ben n~sopenoise SiigtigbeS
iRtter man Ell 9liffop meo Gano ouei
Ell Sampe, JON bar en- al DC iaafalo.;
"Samp.V oilers" operpna @lasiet
Man logger 6i9ren inc i 9prsr
men maa toturligpis pore ioriigtig
laa cen life fomnter Tor nRr bperfef
Spouelen eaer 2anlpen. Man mao
oglaa paste Tia. laa Sl9ren life fom.
Ter / Hprbeoen al roget Slngs Ms.
tai unoer Megninsen. oa bet bill i9t.
te 6ipf paa Den. War laoer 6iGre,l
bleges en- SimeS Sio, og fruier Den
iaa eriten meo oen ilsue SIDE al ell
ailiu eaer peo at rpite Den ouer Wls.
Ger. iom mon bar itreet Salt paa.
Wdn ntoo Mturligpis boloe ben iad
lan9t borte, at 0en life ipioeS. au.
ore lpie 6iPre pnifes / iterft lunfert
SPbeuanb, lapet al Cattle Soap,
&c lpeges beri Ell Sine, ioet muit
pfte tager 0em op % rpiter Gem neoe
/ SarNei. Saa ifpller man DEM meo
folof Tarb, hporiil man bar tiliat 2
Spiieifeer Stipelie. til bper Chart
Tano. @an rpiter Dem berpa1
lGnge og goot, og bpltaer Dem, bpor
Der er 900 Gino, eaers pil De fl95e
Iig iamnlen. III tsrre ben rietig err
oct uiatigite. Man mna oerfor pas'e
pao at fsrit ruite Dem goot, berpLa
bGnae Dem / ginoen. % oesuoei
ofte taae Dem neo % rpite Dem I'M
Der Serringen.
I'll at rpnic buioe 6iltbatter Re.
mtier nan pnlperiieret Tibeler
("Eipe-G Clan. Dan pGber Eibelerat
meo iaa mcget @anb. OF Oct bliper
ipft iom aIiiter, imsrer bette paa
Satten, LAGER oct tsrre goot oa bsr.
tier Get iao al, - iaa bill Smloict
ogiaa bore al.
Naar anipblaoet er bIcpet lot fra
Sfaitet, iplber mani aobnipgeu /
tSfofiet meo Sorpir % Mllritens.
Stsu. opbeoer berpaa Stilfen paa
aniobIaoet, iua Ben er al0eIes globeS
% preSier BEN ocrpaa soOt inc i
Sfaitet. Nanr Sen err folo, pil bei,
pGre lise iaa fnit, iom ON ben uat
IN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Uaar perIer oannes.

Sfient man l9rge bar lpsieliat IL
meo Spsrgsmaolet ON, bnorleoei
Terler Fan banncs / pisie MolluiferI
blsbe Gele, pnr oct Dog biotil life Inf
feoes at paapiie aariaeerne.
6srlt npIig er oct lptfeoes for BRO
iesior / Spiiologi peo 2pons llnioer
iitet, &afael Dubois, bbis Wdpn tio
ligere bar pRret meget omtait / SIN
lebnine al bans g%rperimertter nteb a
anpenoe Sobets MISREPRESENTATION
Ter / gelpsningssiemeo San be
gpnote fine Observation-Disclosures at'
gaaenoe Yer1erne paa @laaifjpl,
bpilfe Der life iiGloen iinoes ganife
imaa Yerler / ion tort antal, at Sp-
ret life tan ipties.
l~lnberlsger MOI / aieitit WtauneN
bisie @aisIinser, Der ialfalo | pisle
9ee al Sapet iinbes fliIot beidtte meo
Herler, laa forbullles man oper mn
fun at iiiroe nogie faa Berler / Dem,
oa oisje bar oesiroen life Dem eiet.
~oommeliae Yerlegians, iom man fal-
Der "Gmo," men bier Zig mat bpioe
/ Sarpen. Setie er @eapn0ellen til
Sen Splssning al Terlen, ior ppilfen
iou mangen oprt betalt Terlelnor er
falot iom Sfer.
Sinoes Der MI altiaa | Mllenlt life
lpnger Terler / Wlisllneer, iaa Inf
fes BET Den omiorgsfuloe Sagttager
al Sprets Montei at iinoe talrige
intoa gulreoe Yilnfter paa De Steoer,
bpor Yerlerne opitaar. Oisie Tunf'
ter er lepeit0e % beitaar al meget
imna 9eperifter, iom itanr i gegreb
meo of inbfapIle Jig.
Sette fer paa Ell neset m9rfoGr-
oia Waaaoe. Won bemPrfer fsrlt at
Ger paa 9eperiftens 9eaelne bier Jig
talrige iniaa aorn al fliliur aalf,
hpilfe liot efter liot bliper itsrre. on.
taaer Ell frpitaainif Sorm, ~iorener %
iommeniiltrer li9 meo b%peranore, laa
of De tiliibit banner eft iummeninlt
geitoe, falfet Sfal. / bpilfet Gpret Dor.
gronu / bette Staoiiim fan man
finite oct giennem bette Sfal, iom er
liplia guilt farpet. Senere bliper
aalfifallet glat % iaar Dem befienote
Yerlealans. aiernen err enorul inn
lig iom ct lioet iort Eunft, inotil og-
iae bette foriuimoer, mar Sfaaet BIT
Der tpffere. 5 bette Staoium bier
ct ieroeles lioligt % ifient
"Sano."
Zen inoeillltteoe Earalit fan man
iaa frem, naar man affalfer DEN
rpe Yerle meo Saltlpre, iaaleoes at
Ger life fan n9res Spil ON Terle.
fiernens Natlir.
vi oisie Sagttageller freniganr Oct,
nj p~eofommenoe 9eperifte / guguit
Taaneo inStupller Jig i oct Sitore al
Tonnifen % iorbliuer i ocnne I'll.
Itano imotil 9egpnoelien al n9ite
CONNER. ga %beepnoer 8alfbplet at
blipe mt % fornet. at gan / Spiss.
og Oeitne Yroces peobliuer. inc.
til Taroiiten fan ilippe no Tor at for.
mere iig. bporefter Dngelen after lilo.
Jig og bliper til Eer1er.
ErOf. Subois bemprfer tiliioit. at
losle al Terlerne uiiogaar oen her
fiioreoe ipiiolosiife Oplssnius Der
,eo, at Rewritten orPbeS al Ell oil.
ZEN Haraiit.
Yaa sanife iannie MaaSe iom her
filoret opltaar oslaa / BEN pgte Ser.
be TerIer, iom oroenoes
ii Smpffer. Zen foirbareite 4ere er
lltiaa eseutlie life anoet emo en- uiel
glimrenoe Sarfoiag,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Smtet soot GrempcI.

"SorIeoen aften bsrte ies 9seoer.
tin boloe ct i9roeles interesiaru Sore.
Drag ON 'Selo / 9ioet.' 0et lpttes,
JON ban - Den bpno Ter on air"
"SSnsentins. Seq foru bare iii at
tGItfe paa, at Neoert1m for TO Sase
iiSen opsau lit go. Gar on life bort
Sef?"
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Nisftenbapcn.

1enR blep heller life 9lent Bernie
Gang. @r. Srigg berciteoe, at ban
nur peo Sriet. / oct ene Sierne al
lin Maisager bop6e anlagt lin 8lcf.
fennupc. Nile aistfeupTrter plante'
oes Gnoen al Woi$rnbcrre iI1
Gprfmngen foitcoe naItcn lntet ertrd
grbeiGe. % Seitc % Gultiuator til
huert N,oultio trube tnaes hlem III
Suict % iaoleoes gisre Snrer lrenl
og til6age iaieunem @auen-
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

Nr. Serriman, Tom reiite iraalon.
bite Sen iiSite Salpocl al Ieeeutber
OF mn or ! Yort Sownsei,S, 8aib..
iortGller. at @itio or opnoget ~
&erbcrion Greet. "a OF Here tiiiinS
Mano bar iamIet fig Der.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
SurSbrr.

Ut tort &eo al 0enlle Gole 6rigt
bur0e Der nnoes paa hper tNurn. Ge
or letta at ourte. bare man peo at Doa
ret til 8prfa oermeo. ! icb SorO-
bm0 9oot 0prtet, iri ior llgrUa,
iuttea Nlonierue / Ho0er. Ie md1
prrc Al iieite Garspnrt. life UISre,
ieritc Aar fnibes aae @lomiter AZ.
Suer spit isr 6roiteu fommsr Dart
ties Sc me0 halnraa00en SniN, Ell 10
ire BONNER init. H0ar sSnren Tor
Sroitrnritcrue er iorbj on TnorerL
0a fares Nainen ira Nlouterte %
Iuqac2 innelIem &aoerrc oner Soru.
meren. hporueS llarps holbes borte.
GpfninQc qiore$ life Tor al holbe
6roiieu borte. men ior al hinore Or
teen Al Nhilocn outfring Hlanternta
Reooer. hoerNang Der ON &interen or
en- porm SoIitinSoaa Ger er bette
Nlouteu life tooler.
Aaor penoe Auliuaer er iaael ri
et 90 iantme SNIFF, lfal @eoei Ipn
oes cler pixies OF o. CT mt ifnloe
pGrc lat no Aoret isr, Get ipurey
ia ifte al onrtc anmie SorbbGrbeb.
Sieen ri bar omitpnoelig omialt
cen unoiite Iprtniug al Sorhbrr. hi
nj uGpne &c Sorter. iom BELT Der oil.
be'aleS: Aaerisrit poa 9Titen itaor
Stuoe. iom hnr zen Tor Sorobrr
liplor eaeHifab, at neu er ie!nbs.
iuigteuSe. Vile andre Sor.er moa
upi0eS % plautcS meo itor Sl,oiiet
os 6oriiauaheo. Sn "Viitiuer" OF
Stamener" Ine plaHteS ON hper,
onow ior al beinteies, ga De euers
bper Tor ia er aiSeles uirnatbar,.
SrSen i9tteS iom bebite paa 9tten:
@arlielb. Sebenpoob % Gm@en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

Senrp Carton, ser par airfIaget
ior at babe brnot iito / en- Stalobpa-
ming % i%tiaalrt iorffieIlise Glen.
itanoc ira George &epinp. er / Gait
@rano Sorts. Mtrun.. hsmt iii TIRE
Mars Suatbusitraf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
HnalcpcnNc.

3aar oisle gipes iom @unit % life
iom Nettlgbeo er oct noget DER ifs
egner iia ri IupenoeIie blanot tSar'
merbeiolfningen. I'll at bolSe Su.
meo Ienge fam iittert apinoer lonl
He0el lanat orerlao W1no. lan 6or.
nleren leber ingeu 9ieiifo peO at cper'
laoe i'm Stone 9riiQen eler @cnptteI'
len al DC Eenae, bun bor ppret nee
az tiene, noen at iperge bom oerom.
6aor bun Tor 500 o. Snter eller ar'
ere Sing. ipm iGlges, Here Fenge +;
line S9noer emo bint bar Vriig Tor,
iaa fan Wanoen Iigciaa aoot gao I'll
herroe % beoe ON Eeipge iom on.
6oriomlin9eu Loo I'll at bi.
inl0e benne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Sohn SObniOn / minneapolis. Ser

er anflaset for at bare mproet Claus
". Carton ! en- Saloon Der | gnea
Siileoua, bIep SreSas iremitiact Tor
Gomsner Goro os crfIareoe ia iffs
ifplSa. Sons Sag pil fpnue for
Retten oen 5ie 6ebrltar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
ia rmrn np Dnpett.
Rts'ssrsi al Gu prasiia saruws
Farmers snititnte4.

Hdar laa mairge JON fra 90 ii
100 opoatte. ilinfe Sornrre fom1nei
inmmen ior at %noperIe Neninger %
gieRiioia meooele bpcranore fine e..
faringer oilsoae1iDe DC 5irp. ipm br1
rer til Seres 6ng. oa fnube Der rime.
liz uentes, at Der furoe Ipres mceei
peo ct iaa6ant Wsoe. Seniigten mel
Dc ntallig mango ~5ormers ,snit;.
tiltes". iom iiPr / 9intertioen boloes
liocper Saroet, er, at Srsfte De ior.
lfielige SperaSrnaaI. boo6e npe oa
garnie. DER tan tiere til at ian
ct breoere Spn pna oa en- hsiere zig.
telle Tor Den Sipsitilling, Sarmereg
iDbtager / SamfunSet. iaapeIiom I9.
re BAN, hrorlcHes BON beSlt fan mo.
&c ale 0e &rap, Ger titles til BAN,
life blot iom ageronrfer men ogiaa
/ Den StilirB han inStnaer / ioeial
0enieenoe.
Ut iligt Msoe bolStes / S~ranfpile,
@inueibeit 60. Soma, iorleocn llse.
oa ira bette Meoe pil ui forte On,
rios meooele. bpah ser iorbmoleoes
ON. Rao 5armen, iom ellcrs oper.
all. er Set al iisritc Gietigheb, a.
Mano 90 @ltitru itaor / iilo 6ortro.
Iiaheo % Samflang me0 bueranbre
! Ssuie 5orbinoelie uoipnnot Der Jig
EN- lpnaere Gisfnsiion ON. bporlcbes
buroe inorettes ior at uGrc
bnggeliat o. tiItrGffenbe.
Iettc tnn life ife. meomlnore Der
cr 900 Soritnoelic. Sreo % Grigbeo
/ Samilien.
Zen Ieoer0e Saler par ). z.
ben berpmte ,Sornnrlfribcnt,
90 han bRpor6e at Sarmerfonerne
buroe bape en- rigcIia gnoel al Gar.
mems Srotreter til lin iilIbe &oaoia
beO. IA hun pillnof bar baaret i'm Nn-
oel al 9nr0er % @eipprIigbeoer ilr
II erhperpe oeu iGlies 6ornuie. iom
Be or / 9~eliooelie al. Get err CT
lannleI ifnmmelie Tiff. iom bsr al.
fares bionot ififfeliAc 6olf, at $40.
Ken itaI trpale % tigse Monoen eirr
Benge til alroer for liz % gernenc,
a utSoQ Tor oct nsopeuoiae til SuS.
,olbninocr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
9@blcr.

Mango 6armcre er al cen Ne.
nlna. nj loo Ionai nora icm | oci
noroiiae Roma @tinneiota ca Iafo.
IA er het life llnoaen pere at ics.
lsse mes S~uigtariins. Snsen. osr
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Ssnieinppc meS Sasu.

Won iti9rer en- Ssre op. iom II.
SrvfaSie. OF bar Den op | en- @rpbc
uleS 3 Charts folSt Sano, en- Iioeil
$50, opifanret ! Sfiper. % en- aoait
Berthe. Nan bar 9aas orer. %
laber oet foae Iai,slomt. til 0raitcn
er foat neo Ill balpansen Quart. Ga
taaer nmn aisoet op. liter aroiten al
% laoer Den ltaa ri Gaaen eiic,. I'll
toaer man at SeS, al. bar araiien /
Ell @rpee % laeer Dem fomme ga
Saainart Den foyer bar man AVuno
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

S%sH+EFENCE! I.yrr
l1o for okser. tpt nor ~ 10
"AN -iees fsrGn-rn- at whel...is gr
WYNN faldt gsrsntc-s.. katslag ut
sEEEE5Coit tDsPEiNG ~TENCECO
c9@~SBez i27 wiEehesteF. Iaei4uA q s a
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
General Merchandise.
imported and Domestic
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
and Swedish Snuffs, etc.

"a ant stiiniHs.r maa r~H,efsls.s al ppft cfhrs..
Srprsis.1Rsn,n creer snsr saHtnnpisHins for at fire
punftIis 6erisHeesls AZ garsrHs. finas ains ic
srtra for bier @aaoa.eEait,. aas garer i,Hess eoot
ireratfsee SHtsi trira for SHboaiHiaa sarr. sa
q bet siesn at hsirus uoott al opsunGrH,t garrr ios
esaiseessns. ssrb sitsx ~iHHfrsrst saialos 'Sm zen.
hs iuE 1re es,aG'ts.
n. A. HERDRlCH,
superb Mail Order House.
100 East Chicago Ave-. Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12
Sabbath Day Observance Of Rules
Exhibited No Change.
RED LIGHT RESTRICTIONS.
Women Must Move From Ground
FLOORS and Live In Rooms In
Upper stories

To the casual observer OF things up
on the street yesterday seemed to be
about the same as preceding sabbaths
with respect to the liquor traffic. Al
though the week had seen O change Of
head in the police department a change
Of behavior IN the part Of prOprietors
Of saloons was not noticeable True,
the traffic OF liquor dlspensalion may
have been conducted a little less open
~ but an industrious back-door pill
grimago was observed In many quar-
tefs
Chief Paul, however says he has de-
termined 10 pursue more restrictive
policy with the female denizens Of the
red light district. For long time
they have occupied rooms on the
ground floors Of Commercial street but
the chief has ordered that they betake
themselves to upstairs quarters and re-
fraln from further occupation Of rooms
ebutting on the sidewalks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12
LOVE FOUND A WAY.
Ernest Green and Miss McCune Wed
In New York.

The report Of the marriage in New
York Of Miss Jacketta McCune, daugh.
ter Of A. w. MoCune, ana Ernest Green,
whose unsuccessful efforts towards an
elopement to Pennington few weeks
ago is well remembered, has been con-
hrmed In this city. Mr., Green left for
New York soon after Miss McCune de.
parted for Peru, and when he left here
1t was with the understanding that he
too would go on to Peru II necessary.
This is a rather shining example OF
love finding way In the case OF both
the young people. Mr. Green has been
In the employ OF Elias Morris e. Sons
company for some time and the repu.
tation he hears there is the very best
II is further reported that Mr.. and
Mrs Green have sailed for Europe. and
a fact that adds strength to the report
is that Mr. Green has ordered his mail
sent 10 England.
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A BAD WOUND.
Walter Clawson's Injury Dressed and
The Bullet Extracted.

Drs Benedict and Hosmer have e1-
tracted the bullet from the wound in
flicied upon walter Clawson on SAT-
urday night and announced that the
patient is under way to an early mend
ing. The bullet entered just over the
left shoulder and ranged down through
the shoulder Joint into the upper part
OF the arm. The surgeons opened the
injured joint and removed several bone
splinters. after locating the bullet by
means OF an N-ray apparatus. While
the wound is a very bad one and entails
considerable pain IL is not a dangerous
one although the young man Is likely
to have a stif arm and shoulder FOR
probably the remainder Of his lifetime.
The numerous assault was made
upon the young man. in company with
G. d. Campbell, by a couple Of thugs
bent upon robbery. Instead OF obey.
Ing the order 10 throw up his hands
Mr. Clawson ran. IL was then that the
shot was fired. Later on the bandits
were captured by Sergeant Eddington
and Officer Randolph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12
It's Easy to pye with Diamond DYES
simple, durable. Economical

day afternoon from the ward meeting
house. The building could only ac-
comodate about half Of the people who
assembled TO pay their respects to the
departed A striking testimony of the
universal and tender regard in which
the diseased was held was the presence
OF people from nearly every settlement
and city In the county, Presidents Jo-
seph f. Smith, John r.. Winder and
Anthem II. Lund were there and spoke
IN terms OF praise Of the deceased. The
casket was literally buried In flowers
and tears mOlstened the eyes of nearly
all present.
Bishop Hamilton Of the Mil Creek
ward, and were opened by Counselor
Bennlon Of the Granite stake. Very
sweet and appropriate music was fur
nished by a quartet from the Forest
Dale ward, composed of Mrs. Mile
Summerhays Klmball, Miss Maggie
Summerhays, James Dunbar and Josh
ia summerhays. The pieces rendered
by them were, "The Beautiful CITY"
the plains OF Peace" God Moves In n
Mysterious Way" and wait and Muir
muir Not the solo parts being sung
by Maggie summerhays.
Many brief but touching remarks
were made, and all the vestments of
the Funeral the words that were spok.
en-. the tears shed the flowers whose
fragrance peryaded the room, the inns
mense throng, all combined TO heap a
beautiful tribute upon the grave and
memory Of Guy Hill that is more en-
during than marble and more precious
than gold.
The speakers were Prest. John r
Winder Bishop Hamilton. Elder D. M
Todd, Prest William c. Wlnder OF the
y NJ. NJ. !, A. OF the Granite stake
Prest Frank Y. Taylor OF the Granite |
stake, who paid q particularly touch |
ng tribute Prest Joseph r. TAYLOR
Prest. Anthem II. Lund and Prest. 10.
'eph f. smith The benediotion was
pronounced by Elder Cook.
The cortege of carriages that followed
he remains to the cemetary was about
mile long.
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THE MOVEMENT IN LIVE STOCK,

The Union Stock yards did good
business last week. Twenty-one cars
OF yearlng steers were received on the
Ord inst, from Deeth, New, for Du-
5uque, Colo, sold by Bradley Bros, TO
Ballantine & Rockwell, who have a
range at Debeque. On the same day
u cars Of yearllngs were sent cut, from
NJ. K. Parsons In Idaho TO j. Baer for
shipment to Rifle, Colo, where they
30 on The range. The stock We're
branded here. one car load Of horses
has been received from Preston, Ida,
Cor the Doolttle company, and insper-
ton begins here on the 18th INST. On
the 9Th inst, there We're shipped out
two ear leads Of stock sheep from j. A.
Strange TO Deweyvlle for ranging.
Gustave Anderson had IS very fine
steers in Wednesday last which he
weighed up to knight 6 Co., local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12
THIRTEEN MONTHS IN PRISON
Sentence Imposed Upon Indian Jack
inthe. Box

Jackin-the-Box or Asket, the young
Indian appeared before Judge Marshall
in the United states court this morn
iEg to face the charge Of breaking into
the postoillce at st. George and pur-
Joining therefrom a certain amount Of
United States stamps, Asket Is weird
person and excited no end OF curiosity
as he staked into the court roOom and
stepped before the judge His eyes
wandered dreamily over the court room
while the charge was being read to him
and at It's conclusion he said guilty
Without any hesitation the judge then
condemned him to 10 months imprison-
ment In the state prison, The only
thing IN the Indians demeanor to indi-
cate that he heard the sentence was his
quietly turning around TO the officer TO
be taken TO his new home.
IL Is said that Asket started life UNI
der very promising conditions Equip
ped with better intellect than any
other member Of his tribe. he was per-
mtted to add 10 his native endowments
the advantages OF schooling at Grand
Junction But his nature leaned to-
wards the mystic and he became a
strange dreamer and his usefulness was
lOgt
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ADJUSTMENTS

The Pan-American circus exhibits in
ssalt Lake tonight. The streets were
thfonged this morning with people who
came up town to witness the parade.
Inc animals, and especially the big
troop Of white horses. attracted great
deal OF interest The show grounds
are at the foot of Main street.
The series Of weekly concerts at the
Grand theater inaugurated by Held's
band came to an end last night. The
turnout was a good one and the an
plause over the various sololsts. es-
pecially over the work OF Mrs. ClarIbel
Ridges Pike, soprano, was very hearty.
Held's band will next be heard In a big
Tabernacle concert on the goth.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates and Mr.. Ar
thur Shepherd appeared In a Taberna-
Gle concert In Logan Saturday night In
conjunction with the choir of that
place. In spite Of the fact that there
was a circus running In opposition. a
very handsome attendance witnessed
The concert and both Miss Gates and
Mr. Shepherd were enthusiastically an
encores being insisted on with
out limit The Tabernacle choir opened
and closed the program.
The Prince and the Peasant com
lany appears in Ogden tonight. The
Park CITY trip has been abandoned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12
BREACHOFPROMISE ANDMONIEY
Howthe Two Figure in the Case Of Hattie Dsero Barnes Vau
devlle Actress, and Clyde Shropshire, Salt
Lake Lawyer

One OF the most interesting cases
that has been before Judge Marshall
of the federal court for several years
is that Of Hattie Delero Barnes, a
vaudeville actress, who is sueing Clyde
Shropshire, a well known attorney Of
this city for the recovery Of funds al
legged to have been loaned to him, and
for breach of promise, Her interests
are being championed by Attys, l.. B.
Critchlow and T. d. Lewis, while
shropshire's case is in the hands OF
Judges Riyes and Higgins.
The case opened this morning, and in
his statement to the jury Atty. Crltch-
low said that he proposed TO prove that
Mr.. Shropshire induced the plaintiff TO
pawn certain articles Of jewelry be-
longing TO her on the promise that he
would redeem them, also that he held
out to Mrs. Barnes the understanding
that he would make her his wife, TO
both of which promises he has proved
reoreant. The attorneys for the defense,
Of course, claim that their client was
under no obligations In relation 10 mar
riage and whatever pecuniary obllga-
tions he was under 70 the fair plaintiff
he has discharged fully and complete
ly and that no just grounds exist for
the present prosecution.
For his failure to carry out his al
legged promise OF marriage, Mrs. Bar
mes wants the court to require Shrop-
shire to pay her $4,000, for she says
that under that promise she left the |
stage when things were brightest for |
her when she was on the highway to |
fame and fortune. but now her talents |
have so deterlorated tina, she can no |
longer earn a competence for herself |
and her invalid mother In the second |
count that Of the recovery OF funds, |
Mrs. Barnes claims to have become in
vOlyed to the extent Of s2,lG5 at the in
stance Of Mr.. Shropshire, who prom
Used TO see that that amount was re-
turned TO her.
The trial of the case began this morn
Ing and after the attorneys had made
heir opening statements 10 the Jury
Mrs. Barnes was placed In the witness
hair, and subjected to the sharp
questions OF the attorneys and the NOR
ID oging Of the court room loungers,
MI Of which she seemed never 10 no.
Ice. Mrs. Barnes Is q typical repre-
OF the stage, that ~ the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-12

packers, and G, l.. Anderson of Grants.
vile delivered 10 steers to The same
buyers.
II, b. Crouch was at the yards Wed.
ensday With string II 10 beef cat
tie for William Wood, a Salt lake
butcher The Utah Construction cons
pany had three loads of grc6ers Out.
hts at the yards Thursday which were
shipped out later 70 SIlvt City for
work on the Short Line. Y. II Walsh.
the British horse contractor and sta.
toned at Grand Junction, Was the con.
signor Of Ave or loads OF c5valy
horses uuloaGs1 ut the yards Thurs.
day, and the zane fl.lprer had an.
other load in en- Friday. J. G. Doolit.
tie win receive kis second car OF horses
for his deliver on the 18th inst. IN
shipment received Saturday from
Richheld, number of loads were re.
ported en- route for the same contractor
TO arrive today WilllGm W. and Hiram
Stewart Of Kaysyile lad fat sheep at
the yards for Knight & Co.