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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
'0' THE SHERIFF..
=, Horse Thief Wanted 4,

ors.' Feb, s.-Eurene was
1 ,a'O a fever Of exoitemen, ,o SrS
H. 1'''uneemen, that sheriff w
II, -.'a had been shot in The neor
b snS s, seriously Il not fatally ~
81 ''I iSily for horse stea di'eI I'm 10
Ia, =, misaers Vas noti f,1,is , las,
J ana I. home % miles ,'' Wss, tno a,
H. e s,. leg Thursdsy with nee coD o.
1 s y ,he Lyons rsslse nun . bhsy
|Asrr.s I. guarded he I bSts ABOUT Soat
y n', s,nlsrea The 'front.' 'f 1., 1Oo !.
|trsd ' N. srabbed wFhe1 IONS sns
'''A' rendering N Ms 0s ance en-.
sst. a, a posse Of six men r,..
- u Eugene. headed " by BY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06

Deputy Sheriff Brown, and will try TO
bring Lyons In dead or alive. The coun-
~ court has offered a reward Of $500
for Lyons dead or alive. Sheriff with
ers IL being brought in and win arrive
THIS evening. Lyons was sent 20 the
penitentlary about Ave years ago for
one year for ENHANCEMENT while dep
uty sheriff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06

pay the allmony today he will be taken
into custody and held until he does pay
IL, In the event OF his arrest, his at
tCrneys will probably ask for his re-
lease on writ OF habeas corpus. II
Is very probable, however. that he will
lay the alimony and thus escape con-
fnement In the county jail
TWO MORE COMPLAINTS
AT late hour this afternoon County
Atty Westervelt filed In Judge Dieh'A
court, two additional complaints
against former Senator Arthur Brown,
each charging adultery with Mrs. An
ME Bradley.
The complaints allege that the Of
Tense WAS committed ON Nov. s. 1901.
ard again on Feb. /, 1902 Shortly after
court adjourned Mrs. Brown the COM
claimant. entered the clerks office and
signed the complaints. It Is presumed
the same rule will apply in the case
against Brown as in the action against
Mrs Bradley, In that event warrants
VIII be Issued for Brown and he will te
arrested and placed under $500 bonds
In each case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06

I .,scIal train bearing the s'a a.
E.w,s % Provo to attend 'l'e re-
4 and banquet in It's honor 'en'
! senator and Mrs. Reed smool'
i. Z oregon Short line depot Short
4, o'clock this afternoon. There
r., 700 guests on the train and
f. anticipation of a royal time
III in the eyes Of everyone me
4, Of Provo, however did not
4. II allow Senator smoot to out
t. N providing entertainment for
|rlsatlye party and they there
IL and appointed various COM
4, to act In their behalf In per-
. ,helr mart IN the reception. The
IN party was met at the snort
Espof In a committee representing
|lsps Of Provo. The committee
|lp ID the city this morning Sad-
M With badges, which they
4 an 10 every member Of the par
n 4, the same time told Of the
BEAUTIFUL things the people Of
were going to DO for the dis
mi visitors. This committee
Nj Of James Glove. W. l.. Bier
IA B. Thurman W. r. Mcbride
III rarrer The lawmakers were
|to understand that they were the
\ y the people Of Provo until .
when they would be turned over
k,lor smoot and his wife, who
receive them at the opera house,
A banquet would be proyiEd for
After the feast the citizens
again claim the solons and es-
ktm to the Mozart hall, where a
md program would be held for
MEASURE. No objections 10 this
lament were heard, so II is likely
n will be carried out,
ENBERs OF THE PARTY,
L was general regret that Gov.
has unable to 10, He was bound
PREVIOUS engagement The mem
h the party comprise all Of the
b and their wives except Sena-
herman Lawrence, Bamberger
twis, who had previous engage
which they could not break; all
)smbeN Of the house and their
Secretary Of State Hammond
Iiie, State Auditor Tingey and
fpte Treasurer Dixon and wife.
Ethool Superintendent Nelson and
attorney General Breeder and
guige Baskln, Judge Mccarthy,
]. Anderson and wife. Arthur
a, Fred Wey A. 3. Hayes. James
|sn and wife, Jesse NJ Smith and
lh Mrs Emmelhe B, Wells Of
publican state executive commit
l0stle John Henry Smith and
George A. Smith and wife, all
Peers Of both branches OF the
liurs and 10 representatives Of
h Lake newspapers.
ARRIVED AT PROVO.
IRVING at Provo the party was
he depot by hundreds OF cltl.
4 BY the AmphlOn band, but was
IN immediate charge by the fol-
citizens committees.
T'on-James Glove. l.. o. Taft.
A sions j, b. Keller. II. c.
w l. Blersaoh, Mrs. Mary Boy
ln NJ N Warner, S. A. King,
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granted the motion Of Mr., Barnes, with
the understanding that Mrs. Bradley
appear before him tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock for arraignment on the
three charges Of adultery with Senator
Brown. The motion TO yacate the or
der OF forfeiture was not resisted by
County Attorney Westeryelt
According TO the present agreement,
Mrs. Bradley will have TO appear for
arraignment tomorrow afternoon, and
the case will probably be set for pre-
liminary hearing ct that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06

Denver. Colo, Feb. 6.--The Post to-
day received the following telegram:
st Louis. No, Feb. 6.-You may
announce for me that II Corbett will
agree TO meet me In finish contest at
carson City Will allow him 20 Sec
onds 10 recover instead OF the custo-
mary 10 the rules provide for. That
ought TO be some inducement for a
man who wants to claim the champion
ship.
(signed.) JAMES ]. JEFFRIEs,
Champion OF the World"
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schooner r. W. lawson Aground

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Feb. 6-The
seyen-masted schooner Thomas W..
Lawson. coal-laden from Newport News
for Boston struck on the Middle Ground
shoal. Vineyard sound during the
night. A wreckng tug from Boston
is AT the shoa and will attempt to
float the vessel. a heavy sea Is run,
ming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
St. Loui. p. o. site selected.

Washington. Feb. S--The secretary
OF the treasury has selected as the
site for the United states postofilce
building at ST. Louis the property
bounded by Walnut Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, The price paid Is
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
Minor shoots His VIE.

Ieadville. Colo. Feb. 6.--Valentlnc
Casagranda a miner. today shot his
wife twice. innictlng probably mortal
wounds. and then committed suicide.
The couple were separated and teal-
ousy was the cause OF the tragedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
All Quiet In Waterbury.

Waterbury. Conn, Feb 6.--All was
qriet in the trolley strike situation
this morning Last night was more
quiet than any during the last week.
There were no Indications OF any early
settlement OF the strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
Severe Cold In western Nevada.

Reno, New, Feb 6-The mercury IN
western Nevada has been going to zero
and below every night for the past
week. Last night II was from to Is
degrees below zero here, The sleighing
is fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
Mrs. Tracey Peok's Body Found.

Kew Haven, Conn., Feb. 6.--The body
OF Mrs. Tracy Peck. wife ofProf Peck
OF Yale university, was found today IN
Fort Hale park, al Morris Cove. Mrs,
Peck disappeared yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
Heavy Snow On Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. especial ad.
vices from Decatur county. In the ex-
treme northwest portion OF Kansas.
state that a foot OF snow has fallen
since midnight on the level Farmers
are jubllani over tina vhsas p->---.-.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
PAID Signs for American -Four

London, Feb. 6--Adelini Patti has
finally signed a contract for 90 con-
ccrts In America commencing Nov. 3
next.
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: Sn Stem Oorf ipuroe am Montaa
Nbeno Die gBittipe oes prdlioenten
Barrios bon @uat m Ia tpsgen Betrunz
fenbeit pethaftti.
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bon 3eppi6en, Seppi6ldufern, Mat@
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Die ndditen 10 Sage, Sang wollene
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gapereitp griiHels so Gents, tein Stab
bat. Sammet ,BriifIels, 80 gents,
tein &abbat. Nn allen anoeren Sep=
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prosent Habbat an Dem 9em6bnIi1en
preiie.
llnlere Nustpabl bon 6erbHmaaren
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melt. eSbr ipart @elo, ipenn Sbr oie=
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NatungsDoll
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Nnf Die Glase, baB ourh oas 6aaen
Der 9tttien OIL Der yteiu DOrter y6rie
9roBe 8ermDgen pernlDtet lporoen
lsisn. ma6t eln Ws6ielblatt folsenoe
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10 bpA eintraaen pDllte, ais er ibn por=
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100 YrOsent rei6er 9eluproen? uno
wenn er nabber lif ben Jall nod ein=
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Saltte ieines &eiAtbums perlDreu?
Ser ein59e unteri6leo 1T, oaB er Iid
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mlrtlid ilt. Ser tuirtlibe proouftipe
gBertb 1T niht i'm MinOefen gednoert
tporoen. so ertlart bic Yittsburger
y vSispat6" Die an Der Stem Oorter
:S0rie Dor ii9 gesangene @ntwdnsrun9.
bic in runoer 3abl auf 81. 500, 600. /.
900 ab9eidaBt miro. 9ie Corporation
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Yapiere leien 10 ulel mebr ipertb, jeyt
Iino lie belebrt tuorben, baB tie li6 ge-
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supor, nur Der papierne Mertb bat li6
oednoert. IS maht aud nibts aug,
Db beufe Die Yulleu. lnDraeu bic Viiren
getpiunen, oenn ourh Die Sransattion
miro tein Gent bonn attuslen porbanoe=
nen @elamlnt 8erm0gen perloren.
sSdlinnl pdre Die Sa6e nur, lpenn es
Der Speculation 9elun9en lpdre, ben
fleincn Sapitalilten nit ben iiberner=
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,peroen Wolfenbriihe, bic ibmeren
G1aoer angerihtet habeil, genisloet.
sym Risnibal (gern) 1T bic iog-
goosnfd9e ein Raub Der Giammsn 9e-
,poroen.
Das Wobnhaus nit Sdeune Des
Nlbreht Eemuno. 2anowlrtb in Yun,
so. Biimplib bei Bern lit burd BIlB-
Idlag sntSiiuoet nno auf ben 8runc
eingedihert luor0en.
epe3isli in Der CfiIhwei; ert6nt bic
Glaae, oaB trob Nerbot iebr piel ,se=
lotterlet" wiro, UNI .@ottes.Se9en bel
Gobn" 81 erlaneen.
Sn Jtoridab ltonoen lebter 5a9e
niht tpeniger als "a Mdnntr pDr @e-
ridt, bic .osm Slide batten Die Sano
bieten ppIleil." Sic erbielteu Bu6en
BON $3.50 6rs. suoittiert, udhrenO
EN- Goletteur su 200 Grs.. ein anberer
au 400 isrs. .pertnurrt" luuroe. gln
In Boloah tppbnsnoer Gouettsur, Der
oas @elhdit lett 20 Sabren bstreibt
Juno YuHboltuna aeIiihrt bat, nabm
pdbreno oleIer 3elt an Yrouilionen
uno 8eluinn 1890 81. eiu. 0em
but wobl Das Slid am meilten gee
IaAelt.
Sm Canton 8ern baben bic Sbuner=
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baulotterie in ct. Simmer uno bic
gernersl ) lbeaterlotterien. Die ltaatlih
belpillst luareu. ben ,2otterie=Seufel"
aud pieoer geb0ri9 9ewedt. ct.
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Nptis an &oninntettten bon
WattroaS.

Die Goniumenten bon glatureas
baben, naboem bic Dieter i'm Gftober
1908 abgeleien fin0. breiBig (30)
Gents per 1000 GubiffuB su beSab=
len, tpooon ieood Elm 3abatt bon 3tpei
~ @ents per tauienb RubitfuB 9es
pdbrt iuiro. tuenn Die 8e6nungen in
bet Gffice Der @eielibaft prompt be-
sablt fDeroen.
9hs CAT Sbi0 Gas gp.
Is. Suli 1908. 16
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Dr.. Ruhns'
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hat GaMIenOe carirt.
Seiet!

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baben nnb bte BlntgefdBe aur Gtoden bringe 10 baf
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PRICE, 3 CENTS
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Troubles After Failures Of
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room at Mrs. Tankard'sl
) - Roden-P Y. d. Conway
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! IIobbs-Nliss :. C.. Pitman mt
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Mrs Favill'sl.
Rev Joseph II. Beau-Dr. Jno. u.
sun at The Hanover
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Rev ). \ Crabill-Wm Harris lat
Perry City Park Hotel
Rev W X Erison-Dr +. +. lett
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Key G. X. Funger-Iohn Harris tat
Ferry City Park Hoter)
Rev G. ". Gaither-Lawrence Perry
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South
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John h. Cox'sl
Rev. II. A Murrell-Frank p. Stearns.
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Recital At College BY The Younger
Pupils.

The recital at the Frederickshurg Col.
lege Friday afternoon vase quite saccess-
fni. All OF the pupils played well and
showed careful training. Little Marv
Lowery made the hit OF the evening. and
W as imperatively encored.
The following were the performers
Baker, Grace Warden
Elizabeth Boulware. viii Lowory. Mari
Lowery, Freda Bode. Bessie Cannon.
Amelia Wood, Helen Summers. Vosce-
Lillah Allen, Miss Kishpaugh, Miss Willis.
Niolin-Chas. Saunders and Matte Miller
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-19
Death of Mrs Jane = Curtis.

Mrs Jane +. Curtis. widow of the late
}. Curtis. died at the home of her brother
William Alsop, about three miles from
this city, Sunday night of apoplexv Of
the brain. aged 76 years. She had been
a member OF Massaponax Baptist church
Tor over 30 years. She il survived bv a
brother, Mr.. William Alsop, and sister.
Mrs. Lena Curtis. Funeral services were
held from Salem church Tuesday evening
and the interment made in the burial
ground there.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-19
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

When had an attack OF the grin last
winter tthe second one) actually cured
myself with one hottie OF Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy says Frank W. Perry
Editor OF the Enterprise Shortsville. u
!. This is the honest truth lat times
kept from coughing myself TO pieces bv
taking IA teaspoonful of this remedy
and when the coughing spell would come
on at night | would take "A dose and il
seemedtthat in the bIiefest interval the
cough would pass off and would go to
sleep perfectly free from cough and its ac-
companying pains. To say that the
remed ~ acted as "a most agreeable sur.
prise IL putting it very mildly. | had no
idea that IL would or could knock ont
the grip, simply because had never tried
1t for such purpose, but it did. and il
seemed with the second attack of-cough-
ing the remedy caused it to not only be
OF less duration. but the paius were far
less severe, and | had not used the con.
tents OF one bottle before Mr.. Grin had
bid me adieu." Forsale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-19
panaer Of Colds and s.ls.

The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia N
reasonable care Is used, and Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy taken for these
diseases. we have yet to learn OF a single
case having resulted in pneumonia. which
shows conclnsively that it is a certain
preventive OF that dangerous disease. It
will cure a cold or an attack Of the grip
in less time than any other treatment.
It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-19
New superinssnssne Arrives.

Capt II. c. Magoon, Of Fayetteville.
Ark, who was recently appointed super
intendent OF the National Cemetery kere
to succeed Capt. VIM. Dillon, arrived sun
day with his wife and two children. aud
has assumed his duties We cordially
welcome Capt. Msgoon and family and
trust the superintendent may find bis
station pleasant one. Mr. r. " Dillon.
who has been in charge since his snther
went TO his new station. at Fort Saith,
Ark, left for that place Monday.