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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-12

lea" Flats.
$40. so. 1927 Harvard, Ior, b
5000. 1900 W NV. Tor. b
$40. .. .1789 S NV, Tor, b
$40. 18th & K. sto 4 cellar
$3.50. @lI 10th NV, Orb
$3.50. .1722 LIST NV, Or
S35 80. .21o& LIST NV, Or, b
S35. .907 9th. store
S35. .702 NJ NV. store
$50 &c .1447 Sheridan nv,
7r,b.
SO. so. .4T4 o NV. 1or. b
$3.50. lT4e 18th NV, Orb
$50. 80. 1883 I'd NV, 1r,
5000. 1913 9th NV. or b
5000. 905 French NV, Or
$50. so. lois ID ne, sr, b
$50. so "a 40 go V nw,9r, B
$50. so. 1905 18th nv, r.
$3.50. 625 Fla av ne. Or, b
S27.50. 1913 VI av. Or, b
2I. 90. -. "a Q NV. Or, b
81 .50.419 y J nv nv, hall
s25. 30. SOC / ne, sr,b
$3.50. $40 Fla av. Or, b
SIS so. .l70S Pa av, Or, b
$25. so. 1929 7th NV, store
SIS. .5l2 Spruce, nat
SIS. Stable, ZIG VI Nv
SIS. 1901 It'll NV, store
SIS. COL y II av. Or. store
S23 so. . IDS Fla av, Or. ha
$22.5O. 1942 Sd NV, &c, b
So. 80. 1928 9Th NV, Or, b
So. 80 5l4 Spruce NV hat
$40 30. TIA Harvard, Or,
S20.50.744 Harvard, 81, b
$50. ..11l6 LIST. nat
$3.50. ...l106 Pa sv, Eat
SIS. .451 p NV, 3r&b nat
S17. so. AL RI. nv NV, Or
$3.50. .1T4l Sth NV, 6r
Sl7. 1903 Roanoke NV, Or
$3.50. :. oil d ne, Or. b
$3.50 1921 9th ne, 81, b
Sl2. 30. .3l3 9th ne. 6h "
$40. so. 227 Q NV, Sd noor
$1,000. 1905 " J av, CIV
5000. 227 y NV, LIST door
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-12

FOR RENT-$23-No. 1874 "U'' ST. NV; HOUSE
over 20 IT. front; 1--WE large. light rooms; cellar:
good yard; alley. Nothing to compare with
Them in the city for the money. No other nats
in this fine residence neighborhood.
my2-l2t GEORGE J. EASTERDAY. l<l0 q - 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-12
STONE & FAIRFAX dyC). soe-sos NV.
ITNETRNJSHE-n

The Veron
34,oo0yr.2l0S 10th, or. 4b
$500. 1881 n II av. 16r. 3b
$3.50. 7th&Md av sw, ware
house.
sl25. .71e 9th NV, i2r, b
$125. 1925 II NV. I5r, 3bi
500. .122S N NV, lar. 2b
$S3.SS.31s Pa av NV, OR, b
$50. ..16i6 10th, 12r, b
1878. .223i Q NV. Tor, b
SIS. .1721 Q NV, l1r, 2b. sta
$50. 1000 9th NV. l2r, b
$40. -. .1iO8 L NV, Tor, b
$40. 1922 s NV. Tor. b
$&. 1927 9th NV, Or. sto
$65. 1856 Q, l1r, b.
500. .1903-5-7 s NV, Tor, b
SEQ. .1724 S NV, l2r
s6Q.75.1S7s Harvard, i2r, b
SEQ. ..Balt st NV, Tor. 2b
$55.16. .20l0 Il NV, Tor, b
$55. 10. .2020 r NV, Tor, b
s55.50.1205 eth NV, 13r, b.
$50 .124l Princeton, l2r. 2b'
S5. .2012 r NV, Tor, b
$50. 80. 1916 Yale NV, 11r. bI
$50.75. 1852 Kenyon, Tor, b
$50.75. 1877 S NV. Tor. b
500. 1925 21st NV, l0r,b
sS0.50.13I1 Roanoke. Tor. b
$50. - 1889 Q NV, l3r. b
$50. .30l5 o NV, lar, b
$50. =. 1920 n NV, lSr. b.
$50. 1900 p NV. I2r, b,
$50. ..1300 Ken av, Tor, b
$50. Warehouse, n ] avl
$47.50. 1929 Howard. Tor, b
S45. 60. 1924 18th NV. Tor, b.
S45. so. 1419 9th NV, Tor, b.
S45. 80. 1902 S NV, Tor, b
S45.60. 1896 Howard, Tor, b
S45.5o.34l5-17 Brown. 10, b
S45. 80. .201S G. NV, Tor, b
$45. so. 1003 Sth NV, Or, b
1880. 1926 11th NV, Tor, b
$45. 1927 9th NV, sto
S45. -. .3l07 n NV, Tor, b
$3.50. 1928 G NV, Tor, b
$40. 80. 1716 18th NV, Tor. b.
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-12

FOR RENT 1917 20 NV, 7r b. fur. IS 90
1015 18th NV Tor. b. SOS 90 Cottage, North Ia
1903 elmont av TO- b60 90 koma Park, Nd. 5000
ISL NV. Tor. b. 50 90 ofhee rms, 1907 81 Nv
TYLER q RUTHERFORD Qnc.). 1907 St
nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Knlsc aud said they were soniy
fcoltnE.' To have made an attempt
10 escape either with or without the
jewels they had taken by force
would have resulted ln their Identity
becoming known because they would
have had TO leave their xallse aud
two suits OF female attire behind.
When an attempt was made 10
call zap the police 10 was found that
the telephone wires had been cut In.
side the house. This had evil
IDENTIFY been done prior 20 the
return Of Airs. Reeves and hef COM
psnion.
Mrs. ileeycn attributes her ability
10 Withstand the fiercc assault that
was made On her n the fact that
Hhr wan an athiete II skill aud ahil-
lsy when she was a youns wofnan
She - also an accomplished horrr-
woman and has always been ih ex-
ceilent physical training.
The STORY of the rabltrf, was pub
liahed exclusively tn the star yesz
sefdas afternoon ana caused much
comment throughout the city aud
surrounding towns Last niKht and
today Mrs. Reeves has rcesis I'd
eeorvn o. teiephone and telesfaphie
messages from Tacoma. Everett.
Port Townsend end a. Tar away aa
Spokane, where she Is well known
The fact that she y AZ the pdraeartr
of much expensive trsetfy was well
known and that a conspiracy had
been Matched 20 rob her dld not
pfpxe surprising 10 her many
friends a. To the sensational mar
usr IN which the plan Was carried
out.
Mrs. Reeves herself believes that
she MAS exceedingly fortunate IA ras
Gaping With her nfe
The police say that the attempted
crime was the exact COUNTERPART ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

declaration by Detectives Lane aud
Adams that they are convinced of
thf Nainrn'a Huiit Hee Inclined "a
diacredii some Of Mrs HeeveH state.
mcntH Tier ffiendn. however. are
determined that criminal prpeacus
tlanr shall be- malt aud n necessary
70 hfina thie abaut VIII lay the whole
matter hcfane the grand ury.
Later Pressure brought 10 bear
upon Mira Sophia G. Reeves has In
duood her not % prosecute Mrs. Geo.
BUTTS and Aisa NetiIe kreVuston.
the women whom SHE alleges held
her up In her own home "Wednesday
evening tiN chief of Police sulli-
vans order the women were frisas-
ed from the city Jail al $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
ELECTRIC LIGHT
FOR GEORGETOWN

NJ l. Hamilton has secured from
the county commissioner n lasyraf
franchise Go set poles aud stretch
electric wires between Seattle aud
South PARK for new electric light.
ine plant. 10 be established al
ocprErtoWui
The petition presented TO the com
misaionefH asked that the franchise
be granted for 70 years
Mr.. Hamilton IN expected to fil'
hin acceptance OF the franchise witt
the county commissioner either To-
day OF lnmnfrnM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

exueian ports will then be raised
The protocols VIII provide for the
cash payment 81 loo English pounds
10 each ~ the allies. and the further
payment 70 Germany 81 tseo.eso In
fiye laaiaiitnents. minus the cash
payment The first installmsnt II
to b. paid ON March IS.
LONDON. Fet. is..--i'resnier Hal
four slitsking at flverpsDl Today
said the British government had no
other chaise than the attitude aa-
sunea IN tha Venezuelan dispute
E insisted that the allies had shown
neither nna1e haste. greed for money
nor lack a. humanity. lie asserted
that Amsftca has been taken into
complete and fun confidence az every
stage q the proceedings. ltaifDuf
fidleulsd the Idea that the alliance
With Germany had been formed
while the kaiser was AZ Fandring-
ham palace last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
HUSBAND KILLS
AND WOUNDS SEVERAL MEN BECAUSE
THEY INTERPRETED WHEN HE SHOT HIS
W/EES PARAMOUR

TO prevent FIRTH from shooting, and
the latter fred al ruller's head, the
bullet tearing away rullers Jaw.
The murderer then turned and ran,
and although closely pursued by men
who fired at him repeatedly. he sue
cecded I'm distanoing all Of them and
escaped TO tho adjoining hills. The
search for him Ia still continued, and
II Is thought he win be found before
he can travel far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
'IN HONOR Of
MITCHELL

CHICAGO, Feb. -Organlzed
labor OF Chicago has made arrange
,nef,te on an extensive scale for the
reception az the Auditorium tonight
ln honor OF John Mitchell. president
N the United Mine Workers OF
America. aeaideg Mr.. Mitchell the
s,,esfs Of honor~fil include Clarence
barrow and Henry u. Lloyd. attor-
neve for the union miners OF the an
thraeite region before the arbltra-
non board,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

a uunher of recent so-ssllsd gee
tiemaniy'' fsbb~ssss and atteniptei
ruhheriVa
Hrs. itseves had q hong eansulta
tion with Prosecuting Attorney rnst'
THE afternoon. bat At late hdff
10 warrants had been issued. Mr.
useTHe ard the frleads Of ths sutnezl
accused are uains every influence Al
the command 10 prevent Mrs. Reeves
from prosecuting her ASSISTANTS
chief n Police Sullivan aud snmt
~ his men. even In thT face u thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
Eclipse White Sale Of Underwear

Ladies Wool Mixed Rubbed verts
and Pants. 7be value. Eclipse
White t*ala Price Hx5e
Ladies'. Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. warm and durable. non
shrinking. si.oe value. Eclipse
White sale Price .............o 0c
Ladies' Australian Wool Fitwsii
Vests ana Pants. most perfect
fitting underwear made. 81 90
value. Eciipse white Sale Prizes
........ $4,000 $4,000. 0l.lo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
FEMALE BANDITS
UNDER ARREST
George Butts and Miss Nellie Who Assaulted and
Attempted 10 Rob Mrs. Sophia Her Jewels Still
Claim They We're Joking---PoHce Suspect Conspiracy

A,ether chapter has been added
-. Stara exclusive story % the
s..s.t,anal robbery Of hrs SOPHIA
$500 IN her own honie Wedneus
ssentnr ~ the arrest OF the two
..ssr Who committed the robbery.
w4,h tho arrest which was made
= = l.ss nlsht the startling fact be
s.rss known that the women esv sis
- ~ Mfa Edward 0eorEe. who
~ w,th Mr.. Reeves At the time
-. robbery and who y presumed
ha,. hesn made within Of the
.sis hirhwaymen. Their names
- Ms ueotxe nusta and Miss Nell
n.te arrests are now promised
-'.-s~s.inn u evidence tvndlnx 20
-. that the Mulberry vas the So
80 az ! isep-Iaid plot sesecofe Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

CITY council hooiiinE. police cor
ruptinn. the ~ofn-oot - per cent de-
susud and an ordinary criminal ease
wrrs the matters taken up b. the
sufsriar court grand Jury today. All
the witnesses who have hetH before
the jafY for the past few days have
either f,esn sworn % secrecy of eau
tened co say ueshinE At,nns their
russm,
T-he efforts az the grand jury are
iasrinK Little i bslfzs dans % ac-
easupii.h this end judge tseli had In
view uhen NJ charged the jury be-
fore the session began. me jurors
etaifn they az dntne the best In their
power To get At the bottom Of the
rannrz % az aiieEsd corruption IN
loffics. but say they arr hamfercsi
: b. witnesses who sauaetisnee refuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
Council BOOdLings

20 answer questions and sometimes
slNe answers GiAat arr l.aipAbiY false
IN this cnnftsrtifsB u u runauTr<f
that indictments vfa he returned -.
the fary Within the newt few dayzs
charging PERJURY against refur -
the witnesses who have been on tier
stand reesntiy. The iuFufn say thef'
have ever reason % believe THAI
false statements have been made 60
them and consider Il their duty tn
return indictments aEni.sst the msn
whefl fheY believe Ia have tefd
faisNhoods whtie under cath IN thu
lcrffsa1m.
Theirs are Two indictments m tn
Jury rom At the present time that are
unreturnsd although they have
! ben VISITED true tiii~ by she iuremes&
They arv feF Mike g NcuFiy ana
7fafn Clancy. the fspufrd ffupfIrfare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
ROOSEVELT
I MAY COME

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb. Ia
Congressman Jones this morning In
vitad the president 10 attend the an
nuai banquet OF the Young Mems Re-
publican ciuF of Seattle. this spring,
promising to make the date 20 suit
him. Tho president said he hoped
Ia could be arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

WEIGH COURTHOUSE. W. Va.
i = 's-.iessph fctb. a hotsIksepsr
'AI n.ning town near
~ hass mot and instantly
40 BE business partner. wnliam
'sht' on account Of the Iatter's In
"'asey with FrIth's wife. on going
'aeniy l8to his wife's bedroom.
mn found the woman and Height
compromising situation.
IN, escaped from the room and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
MUST PAY POSTAGE

A new and important ruling by the
nstretafy Of the treasury MAS reeeiy-
Cd 40 the local customs house today.
II makes Il compulsory fof ship
owners 70 pay tho postage on the
entry mnnifestn that are mailed 90
the auditor OF the treasury depart
Hent Washington. hsretpfore the
department. has allowed thsse man
ifaHiH To be ffnnked In government
envelopes Under the new ruling "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Mems Heavy Wool Fieeced Shirts
and Drawers. isc value Eclipse
White Sale Price ............ 50e
Mems Pure Wool Ribbed Ghirfs
and Drawers. one OF our fHosf
popular selling styles. si-25 value
Eclipse White Sale Price Csc
cshlidrsn's Australian Wool rubbed
Shirts and Drawers. a ceInbina-
tion q good wear. warmth and
non shrinking. size 10 .35e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

ran down the street. Firth procur-
ed a revolver and went out TO look
for Height and found him some time
later walking with his three chill
dren. FIRTH approached them and
shot Height, killing him instantly.
Firth then attempted 20 shoot the
three children. but one Williams. an
uncle Of Height. seized the enraged
man and tried 10 wrest The revolver
from him. In the struggle the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13


~ th~ two robbers wae CARVED 10
the Reeves fskiirner IN . Nataas and
were therr aannef BY the women.
Ths vaiise also VAS used b. them
to carry the REVIEWERS sagt aftt
ropss with ehich they Intended 70
firnt inttfnidate. then sas and bind
their victims
czty Detectives Adama ard i.eus
rellsve that the robbery oould have
been cRfriri out euccessfuiiy had ~
not been Tor the fact mat u vas
neeessaFy for the rohsefs 10 first
change their attifs before leavlns
thu hrose To do tEl- and still estn-
oeAl their identify "a became n%c~w-
ssry to eas and hind then victims.
u was Nseu thy aftsnsptesi 70 DO
this that sfrH. Reeves gave th~fn
battle.
After fighting her foe two hours
and finding. that they eeuld not
sx~rpuwsT her the two woiuFts. Ger
tatn Of exposure - she prf~efts = ssn
wsse finally attracted ~ Mrs.
Reeves screams. threw Off their dtz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

during the fierce and prolonged
struggle that followed
From facts alrcaiy known II 10 eer~
tain Mrs. tiutta and her sister were
In back room ef the house " hen
Mrs. George and Mrs. Reevea re-
turned tfum down town. Mrp- Reeves
distinctly remembers ioeAinE the
ffent doar when she went away. 20
the only way Mrs. Butts and hvf sis
ter could have effected an entrance
would have been by the use ot a
latch Key.
Mfn. Reeves SAYS she does not
know ef the existence Of but two
Keys 10 the front door. one ~ them
was IN her possession and the other
wan given BY her to Mr.. George that
morninE.
The suits Of mems clothing worn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13
IN STATU
QUO
Venezuelan Situation UNCHANGED
---BaIfOur EefendS the Ger
man Alliance

WASHINGTON. u. G. Feb. IL
The Venezuelan situation IL IN
changed. Tho protecals vith ths
triple alliance viii be signed tonight
or tomorrow. Tie btneAade ~ Ven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

viii cost shippers NJ hiEh 40 40 cents
paHtaau for each manifest sent 20
WaahlngtOus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

Mrs. Kat. esers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-13

THE Only Paper In Seattle That
= Dsfss TO Print the News = = =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-04
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI.
Hears Reports and Elects Officers
Banquet Tonight.

The alumni Of the University OF Utah
held their annual meeting last evening.
The committee on scholarship reported
total receipts OF 500, and recommended
that the interest on this amount be used
from now on for the granting each year
Of an alumni scholarship. The chairman
appointed George NJ Cannon, DR.. j. n.
kingsbury and Judge r. u, Lewis a com
mittee TO arrange the details of invest
ment OF the principal and award Of the
scholarship.
The committee appointed a year ago 20
investigate the ACCESSIBILITY OF establish
Ing an official organ for the association
reported unfavorahly
The chairman Of the banquet commit
tee reported that the alumni will be
seated at the tables tonight at $780, The
chairman OF the program committee re-
ported the following toasts for the ban
quet: "The Old Boys" Judge John
Booth; THE Young Boys. Virginia Bush
"Our Statesmen" Frank Evans. "Our
Professors DR.. Allen; "Our Lawyers. Z"
President W. j. Kerr. "Our Doctors" H.
NJ, Allison, Jr
Officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed az follows: Judge r d. Lewis n. a.
y. s., '8, president Mrs, Lizzie Smith
Cartwright n, ~ vice president; George
O. Morris N, 99, secretary and treas
urer and Miss Ellie Hague, A. b. &C.,
assistant secretary and treasurer
The constitution was also amended so
that the graduates OF each year shall
have the right 10 vote at the business
meeting the year OF their graduation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-04
GRAND JURY
AND pOLYCAMY
Case Of Joseph A. Silver Has Been
Under Consideration Today
NAMES OF THE WITNESSES,
Some Other Cases - said that Direct
Testimony 10 Lacking charges
Expected 10 Fail.

Three alleged charges Of polygamy
were investigated by the grand jury
today, and judging from the length of
time the witnesses were In the jury
room, there was very little information
obtained on any Of the cases. In fact
1t Is believed that the jury has about
reached the end OF It's rope and has
heard about all the rumors that 1t
cares to hear, 1t is also believed that
It viii adjourn without returning sim
Gle indictment.
The case under consideration this
morning was the alleged charge Of poly
gamy against Joseph A. Silver. The
witnesses examined are Ebenezer
Farnes, the father OF the alleged plural
wife OF Mr.. Silver, Mrs. Alice Farnes
Kenner, both OF whom reside at A Pear
street, Miss Nettle Raleigh and w. NJ,
Raleigh. who reside at SlS Center street.
Mr.. Farnes was In the Jury room about
an nour, but the other witnesses were
In there just about long enough to
get their witness certificates and then
be excused.
II Is understood that the jury Is this
afternoon considering the charges of
polygamy against Bishop Heber Ben
Mon OF Taylorsyille, and Lawyer N. v.
Jones OF this city. The witnesses In
connection with the former case who
were present this afternoon are Mr.. j.
b. Brlnghurst wife and daughter Ella,
all OF Taylorsville. Those who appeared
on the Jones case are Mrs, N. " Jones
and daughter, Barbara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-04
REV. GOSHEN WILL ACCEPT.
Agrees TO Come to Salt Lake In the
Fall.

II was intlmated in the News weeks
ogo that Rev Elmer l. Goshen woald
accept the call 70 the pulpit OF the
First Congregational church in this
city. and now there Is something more
than an intmatlon that Mr., Goshen
win come, but IN the fall, by which
time the ogden Congregational church
OF which the gentleman is the pastor,
WIN have secured desirable man from
the east to succeed him The Ogden
people have made great fight TO retain
their pastor and considerable feeling
has peen manifested against Salt Lake
people for getting him away from the
Ogden pulpit But Mr. Goshen feels
that there is wider field here, that
The Influence Of his work in Salt Lake
IL more extended than In the smaller
city However. he has been slow In
answering the cali, as he has been in
espondence with the east IN search
OF strong young man to take the
Ogden pulpit, and even now the ao-
cepiance Is not officially made Mr..
G0shen Will remove TO this city prob
ably in September, when he will be in
stalled He has always been favor
lie here, and his abilities as speaker
are pronounced and we'll known. HIS
scholarship Is unquestioned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-04
MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEAL.
Complete Merger Of Canada south
ern IL Effected.

New York, June 4.--Accordlng 10 the
Herald a complete merger of the Cana
da Southern railroad with the Michigan
Central was effected yesterday at the
special stockholders meeting held in st.
Thomas, Ont II is said to have been
effected by lease OF the Southern TO
the Central for 80 years.
There was some opposition on the part
OF minority Of stockholders but the
Vanderbilt interests were able 10 con-
troll about two-thirds OF the stock.
The new lease succeeds a former
which expires Dec 81. Its life was q
years and provided for the operation
Of the company's lines in connection
with the Michigan Central, the gross
earnings OF the whole system to be APP
Piled first TO the payment OF the operat-
ing expenses and fixed charges OF the
companies and the net surplus TO be
then divided In the proportion Of two
thirds TO the Michigan Central and one
third TO the Canadian Southern.
Under the new lease the Michigan
Central, II Is said. will guarantee 2is
on Canadian Southern stock until 1910
and per cent after that date.
Directors Of the Canadian Southern
win be vested with power to issue bonds
10 retire first and second mortgage
bonds maturing In 1908 and 1913.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-04
Husband Fails to Answer His
Wlfe's Complaint
DIVORCE WILL BE GRANTED
Man Recently Acquitted OF Murder
Charge Nsgiecn 10 Make Good
Ills Many Threats.

The expected contest In the divorce
case OF Maude NJ. Ellison against Clyde
II, Ellison. who was recently acquitted
Of the murder OF Albert S. Watson, Will
not take place, and the further airing
Of the Ellison family troubles will not
be laid before the public The defend
ant has failed 20 answer or demur TO
his wlfes complaint. which charges him
with cruelty and failure to support
hence the decree OF divorce will un-
doubtedly be granted to Mrs, Ellison
by default.
The complaint was fled on May II,
and the statutory time for the defend
ant TO answer or demur 10 the same ex-
plred Tuesday and his default was en-
tered by the clerk Of the court. Ellison
at the time his wife filed suit. declared
that he would fight Il to the bitter end.
and would file cross.complaint charg-
ing his wife with inndellty. For some
unknown cause he changed his mind
and entered no appearance whatever
and thereby practically admits the al
legations contained In his wife's COM
plant to be true The date for the
taking OF the testimony in the case has
not yet been set by the court. but will
probably be In the near future.