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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That Thai Ger
ta1n Morigs"e execute. and delivered by Joseph
$. Phair. M"rtsagnr H.. Pem,ina sui ng
ana Loan Assoc alton, acorporau ~. M',rgnge.'.
cord in lie "'!,'r,': HE l;egi-,er u D.t's 90,
the C"nn,y ~ I'e.:,:.iu, ,,ihi STATE OF X,.rh ia
kota on the l:,h ,iny ,'i Mnrch A. J, 1894, u, 3
p. m. al recorded in Rn..l; s. nt Deeds al pa.c
1888 will h. Tor, cl.,rc.l ..y sui. u Ihe p'erire-
IN such M"r'r"." aud Eere IN ser d scrbct,
~ me trout ''r'ro III Court s'ou-' II he itr
OF Peinbins. in 'h"' ''.,nty If P.m ,m ahd Stale
OF Norlll p:H"'n, al Tue ;t,ur Of ~ O'Clock Il NJ
on SATURDAY. November ri. Alb. 1n3, 10 sntsiy
OF sale.
when will be sold To satisfy the same are those
certain premises si.ua'sd in I'll. Guau. o :',,n
lima and State OF North 'mkola and i,'-r; ID Il
Lot Number 'rwentr.Dne t2lI In lil"k nmber
Two (2) in the City Of Crystal III ~. Count, Of
femb'Ta and State of S"rth p.k"'a mr'urdng
10 the Recorded Plat thereof no" ~! record and
on file In the office Of lie ReRis,, D. c,;- with
| In and Tor said County Ol Psm.in..
There will b. du: .n s.". m..r::.: ~ date
OF sale the sum at So" p. Lge.i"r N.;n >.atut-
DRY attorneys ;,es
Dated at Pemlina N. H.. Oci..,r 81. 1903.
fEMnINA HUlLb,N,. ANn LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS
ca C"iura''"")
B.: G THoA,.oH We r.. .Irnt.
ana EUGENE. ~. ..O,k. .N sly.
FRANCIS A Hal,
A Cheap Rate l.f the ,Pionev. e. :.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
TONduE RIVER.

George oimstead. who spent the har-
vest here. has returned TO his home in
Assiniboia. I.
Threshing has progressed rapidly the
last week and IS about all done ia this
locality.
81 Rev. Mcmillan occupied the pulpit il
Tongue River church Sunday He was
accompanied by Ne. + .5s Mel enxie, ot
Cavalier.
BIZ Norman Watson, who has been il the
l'Winnipeg hospital for nearly six weeks,
being rs atsd for append cliff; was able
|'g.I return IL bis home las weet WI
htssps hs Will 500, have entirely recoveI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
.JoLIE'.TI'TJE.

TOILETTE
Mrs. A. d. Warner, of ST. Paul, visited
Tor few days this week with her hus-
band.
n Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Pariseau visited the
Stensby's in Hamilton last Monday ev.
ening.
. It is reported that there are to be three
marriages III town next week. Particu.
lars later.
Miss Wagner, stenographer for War.
ner & Andrus, returned to St. Paul on
Monday.
"A. ID. Asselstine, John Goodyear, ]. H.
Emerson and Mr.. Brand attended a For.
ester meeting in Bowesmont Monday
evening.
Jim Ferguson has invested in a new
guitar and is singing such songs as ooh
Promise Me-" ''lhen You'll Remember
Me-" etc.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Edna Youmans to Purley Green
wood OF Hensel, N. D., Tor Wednesday,
Oct. 18th.
Mr. Lempke, Who has been looking af-
ter land interests here for the last two
weeks, returned to his home in Prince.
ton, Mimi, Friday.
Mrs. Fnchen, OF Winnipeg, and Mrs.
Robinson, Of Ottawa, are visiting their
brother, Charles Wrixon. Mrs. Robin
sou was formerly Miss Tiny Wrixon.
A deal was closed Monday whereby
Rafael PAU comes into the possession
OF the property owned by Dave Hupee.
Mr.. Hupee and family expect to remove
to Manitoba in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Asselstine are en-.
joying visit from their friend, MIR. Bond,
a merchant OF Ontario, who is ON trip
for his health. He and Mrs. As: elstire
and Arthur Storms were school mates.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Emerson celeurat.
ed the twentefifth anniversary of their
marriage last Friday evening. Mrs. A.
Snort and Mrs. Naylor, OF Pembina, aud
..ir. Enerson's mother from Canada
were present to enjoy the evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23

In Gounty Court.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Pembina.
In County Court, before Hon. j. D. Wallace
Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Camp
deceased: ~. =
Frank A. Feldman. Executor.
Petitioner.
Augusta Hancock. nee Camp,
aad also all other persOns in s
i,rested In the estate of Will
lam Camp, declared.
Respondents.
Notice and CliatiOn. Hearing OF Final Account
aud Distributi0n Of Estate.
4 he State of North DAKOTA to the above named
'e>pOndents.
You. the said Respond. tn,- and each Of Won are
cutor Of the late Willl nj amp, late OF the city
OfPembtna. In the cent OF Pembina, and state
~ North Dakota, tsy.i;r.d d. hiss been rendered
- Ihi. Cour. herein showing that the
!. shte OF said dece!-sd Is ready for final settle.
81. ut and dirirtluiiOn. and petiloning that his
scrount By all.wr, ti,e residue Of said estate be
.'s'ribntsd to tnc rsbns therennto entitled, his
turday, The s,;r, day ~ October. a. ID. l0oe r.
10 o'clock in the In n.,t that day, e 3ike
=: url s10ms o. this csi.', Il no court houes "a
stare 81 North Dako = \. been duly sppoissed
ny tnis court for The ~, cement thoreuf n
Which tune and .Eiscs. a,,A rerson inteesslSd Is
-s,d eetase may sp;s s:,,,l lis his excSptsons
in writing TO kAG Acss,uii,Y AMI poyItion md cnae
lSsl the same. So 49, Sss5 49, ss3
Aud Jon, the sboAe named respondcpis. and
each - yons are hs.sh q ,s- and required then
And chow cAuaes u amy OH In wE,, eaid nc.
cOnnt shall not be Aii,,wsa tile IN sisus Df said
ss,A.e distsibated !i,.. aid
lated the a6th DAY q. ri IS yi.i,,.; & ). ip0a
fHduaty BY the C0ilr NJ sss ~ .;sss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
For SALE.

A good horse, too heavy for driving
Will sell or exchange for good driver.
lift c.B. HARRIS, M. D.
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Methodist Episcopal Church,

{. n. sunday School Il m. Preaching q 80 p.
u PRAYER RAJ MEETING each Thursday evening
ct 500 O'Clock.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23

Grace Church, Pembina.
EVERY SUNDAY-School le O'Clock, Even-
song and Sermon 1850 r. n, Choir Practice Fri.
dey evenings ct ESQ. W. WATSON, Rector.
~ st. Vincent.
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Meets every First and Third Tuesday Of the
month.
n. W. FELsoN, ]. D. WnsLAw,
Secretary. Chief.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23

Esua1ina Chapter NE. IL, Order
EaatOr7a Star.
Meets in Masonic Hall 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
OF each month. Visiting members cordially in
yited, ELlZ sRETH HARVEY, w. NJ.
EMILY R. QUACKENBJSH, Sec'y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23

The Pioneer Esx fis;s rs suite -
good rooms upstairs. suitable tfoI Oiiic,
Jof similar oes4p ton ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
sANnY NEWS NOTEs.

Sandy. April l6.-Our ore sampling mil
has.had "a complete OveTnauling and VIII
soon be ready TO treat ores again. IL mas
been closed down for about two years.
Notices are out calling special cleo
ti0u for the 18th of this month 10 declu,
whether or not 90 put modern steam
heating plant Doe our school building The
Old hot air plant which has been in use
for several years is completely worn out
and cannot be repaired any more without
practically putting in entire new fur
uaces This is considered imprdcticable
hecausc the plant was unsatisfactory
when 10 was new.
The owners of the pipe line which sup
niles our citv with water are consider
ing the advisability of extending the ilht
several miles farther up Little cotton
wood CANYON. as over hall the Wdlel
. lowing into the canal which feeds Int
nine line is lost bv sinking before d
reaches the pipes. and is thus wasted.
Councilman Hardcastle. who has beef
sick for some time, is stil confined to III.
home.
Thc marriage of Miss Dora Allen oI
Sandy 0nd Charles l.. Reading of Muir
raw was sOIemuiZed here last evening
at the home of the brides parents, witt
Bishop Euhre officiating. The bride Is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Allen and one OF the most re-
spected Young ladies of our city. Only
I the immediate relatives of the coupl,
were present The bride has many
/ friends. who wish the young couple sue
+ cess and happiness through life. They
viii make their home az Murray
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
MANTI NEWS NoTEs.

Manu April l6-Arhor day was fit
tingly observed by the district schools
yesterday.
Recruiting officers If the United
states navy. who have been i'm Mauu for
several DAYS 90 receive applications Tor
enlistment iu the naval service, played
ball with the Mauu team yesterday, and
were badly beaten by the young ball
team of this city.
A Young mems brass band has recently
been organized iu this Ciiy with the fol-
+ LOWING Instruments: CiarinctS, Burton
futile and Otto BUTLER. comets, Homer
. Stringham. Stanley Watson, BERTHE Tut
dc. Brigham McAllister and Roy Cox,
altos. Fred Hall and Dee Brown. tenor
John Reid. slide tromboues. Edward Tut
| lie and Ernest Works, baritone, Edward
Braithwaitc- tubas- Leland watson and
. Christian FTtdCTiCkson- snare drum
Ralph HOuEaard; bass drum, Calvin Cox
/ A picked nine OF company +, \. O. u.
/ of this city. played a game of ball with
! the Mauti team during the week, ana
4 Uncle Sans boys gained the NisLorN
/ Principal OsmOn Justesen OF our dis-
/ trict schools has accepted an oILer "a
I teach i'm the training school OF the b
/ Y academy at Provo the coming sea
The u-year-old daughter Of p p
, Dyreng of this city has for some time
been quite I'M from a bad attack Of sore
throat which it was feared, would de-
velop into diphtheria- The patent was
much improved yesterday.
I Julius b. Christensen of this city lei
! for wyoming Monday last with his teams
/ and grading outfits 10 fill contract tOl
/ the Union Pacific railway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
FLOUR MILLS CLOSED
Industry ParaIyzed in MinneapO-
lis and the Northwest Owing
to Freight Rates.

Minneapolis. Mimi. April l6-The
Northwestern Miller SAYS.
Tonight every flour min in Minneapolis
and practically am of the merchant spring
wheat mills iu Minnesota and the north
west shut down entirely and win cease
turning out flour for an Indefinite Pc
rloC. This aCt has been forced upon the
mIil.Ts by The conditions surrounding the
manufacture and sale of flour. Foi some
Time. owing 90 The price Of cash wheat
the hlEh rates OF freight and the de-
pressed state of the flour markets. mills
have been operating az "a loss, but the
browning disadvantage which has par
alyZcd The milling industry throughout
the northwest was the act of the line OF
boats operating between Duluth and bul-
falO m today moving wheat on basis
of cents per bushel while the present
proDOrfiOultc rake on flour from Duluih
to Buffalo b. maintained at 9 cents per
l01 pounds The lines have told the me-
ers that under the operation OF the BLK
lus bin they need L0t anticipate any dis
elimination DOB rates against. flour, buL
tho action of the line boats ln making
this --ceut rate ON wheat shows that suc.l
lu assurance was meaningless. Jnltl
freight rates ON the manufactured prod
uct aye placed on a parity with those
given Jhe raw material or The 2-cent Ialc
given wheat d. advanced the mlllers VIII
find 10 impossible 20 grind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
Mayor P0stP0nes Action.
CITY JUDGESHIP LAW LEGAL
Supreme Court Upholds 1t In Suit
Brought in Ogden.

Joseph Hall of ogden yesterday lost his
action m the supreme court against Al
bort D. Howell of that city. u Walcu le
Sought t0 Dee reiustated ass Justice oil The
peace after tle expiration ul his two
wear term. lie commended that until am
other Justice was elected and Iuauurl
Doc could hold office. Howell was elected
CITY Judge. and his duties absorbed the
functions of the Justice of the peace.
Han sought tO retain his position 10y
attaching the law which created the OF
flee into which Howell was iucueted. Toe
act boo question was approved March lf,
IsI Do was can act geo create and or
eauIze "a municipal court lu certain cities.
ana to define the powers and duties and
jurisdiction thereof. and masking tAe
Judge of said court eN-otuclo Justice OF
the peace of said cities. and eE-1lllclo
Justice of the peace OK precincts embraced
lu said cities.
Iu the district court the action brought
bv Hall was thrown out ON The demurrer
0f Howell which asserted among ointr
things. that the facts set forth We're nor
sufficient tu cause action. Toe opinion
handel down by Chief Justice EaSkIu.
r1ueurreI .u uE Ass1cial. Justice Bartcn
auF District judge Booth. affirmed tlr
action of the lower court uy Including u
its holdings that Jle law attacked was
Valid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
COURT AT PROVO.

Provo. April l6-m the ease OF Lehi
Commercial d Savings bank VS.. b.. $.
I.uEd. Judgment WAS rendered for plain
tiff iu the sum of $50.
Iu tHr ease of Thomas q. Wilson rs. r..
NJ Wilson defendants motion for thirty
Cavs extension of time iu which 90 pre-
aarc. file and serve bin of exceptions
argued. defendant was given ten days n
which Co order transcript. and lt ordered
within shat time then Oh have thirty das s
t., file bin of exceptions.
state SIS. Henry N0ycc; defendant SEN
teuccd to- six months iu The county jail.
Joseph Davis. who is charged with bur-
glarizine Rio Grande ear at Spring
ViIo last January. was arraiRned. and
HARVEY Cuff was appointed 20 defend.
Fe entered "a plea of not guilty and his
case was set for heading april 80.
Alfred Warner et al vs.. n. s. Mel
sen. continued bv stimulation.
An error appears Doe the court notes
under the date of the lfth where il is
stated that George JagEcrs entered a plea
OF guilty. His plea was not guilty Henry
Fuyce whose name should have appeared
Boz ullte of Mr.. Jaggers pleaded guilty.
To-day the case was set for hearing
Aurl a1.
The jury m tho case OF the state VS..
John Dubois. charged with grand lar-
ccny retired at . o'clock After being
out three and oue-hulf hours the jury
brought Zoo verdict OF guilty vi petty
larceny with "a recommendation for
mercy. The defendant win Doe sentenced
tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
Sf nv pRIO GRANlf
SL'' A IEoo I1ETrDN
KlU dRkNlk WILLIS I
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
'Daily except Sundays.
In effect Nov. ], 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

LLA 4 BALL 4ALAE III l.
No. C-For Grand Junction. Den
Yer anG points east .............. $50 I'm.
No. For Provo, Grand June
ton ana all points east .-.... 3:l5 pm
No. 4-FOr Provo Grand june
ton and all points east. 20 p. m.
No. U-FOr Bingham, Lehl
Heber. Provo, Mt Pleasant,
Mant. Marysyale and inter
mediate points ................-.. 500 am.
No. S-FOr Eureka. PaysOn,
Provo and intermediate points 800 pm
No. u-FOr Ogden and ell inter
mediate points .................... 6.1O pm.
No. o-FOr Ogden and the west $3.50 a. m
NO. J-FOr Ogden and the west. 1850 pm
NO. l-bOr ogden and the West..l-.50 pm.
NO. ll--tor Park Clty............ s.l5 am.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. l2-Fr0m Ogden and all in
IermedlaLe points ...........-.... 300 a. m.
no. From Provo. Grand June
ton and the east ..-....-..-...-.. 9 30 am.
ton and the east .................1s.s5 pm.
No. 3-FrOm Provo. Grand june
ton and the east .....-,......-...lO.50 pm.
No. 9-From Heber, Provo, Blng-
ham Eureka. Marysyale. Man
Il and intermediate points 500 pm.
No. G-FrOm Ogden and the west 500 am.
no. From Ogden and the west $500 pm
No. 4-FrOm Og1en and the west $40 pm.
No. From Eureka. PaysOn.
Provo and intermediate points .lO.oO am
No l0l-Fr0m Park City.-..-.---- SID pm
Perfect Dining Car Service.
SIeepiug cars 90 Chicago Without Change
Ticket Office. lob West Second South.
postOftice Corner. Phone 205.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
DECIDE To INCoRPoRATE.

The Mutual Aid society OF employees
of the Consolidated Street Railway COM
pany held "a meeting i'm the offices OF
the company yesterday and decided 90 in
corporate. The association was organ
lied about eighteen years ago and now
DO has grown To- such a size thct i'm
corporation was deemed advisable Every
,mpl0ye of the company is entitled TO
m mlership now, regardless of age, but
after the Incorporation none over 50 viii
Dee admitted Each member is assessed
50 per month. This entities him 10 81
per day duriuE sickness and 500 for
funeral EXPENSES I'm case of death. The
officers are. %. II. Arnold. ir.. presi-
dent, Joseph r.. Matthews, secretary A.
l.. Rust. treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17

After recess since AurH is Judge 3.
w. Stewart viii TecnuEeug DIS court lI.s
uuruIuE Hl DOB u.elU.h.
Carrie Sophia Benson BIAS brought SUIT
lIr divorce from Joseph Benson. whom
she married iu ta.s ci,F March -. -.t-
ON tH- grounds 0I cruelty. She asks SGD
month 8lmUUv ANA $50 attorney s. irts
Hrrrr Is. HIr-Hu bias nrru-Ht fore
closure proceedings against d. Prank
Pickering at 3D. to recover G.ii..l" WITH
interest. due U. 20 prumlss1ry note. exc
rutrd Ogt 70. Ial a receiver for the
prousrtlv morlgaEed TO- secure the not
d. also asked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
NOT YET ASKED TO HUNT.
Roosevelt Has Not Received Invita-
ton to Stay Buffalo.

Mayor Thompson did not send AN i'm
yitutOl yesterday 90 President Roosevelt
asking him To participate iu "a buffalo
fight ola Antelope island when be- visits
Salt Lake City. He said be did not
know whether. such an invitation would
De sent
'It AN depends upon circumstance,
said tho mayor last evening Il am not
going tO invite the president 90 buffalo
hunt unless / know we can have a
hunt That D do not know 10 be "a fact
Uutu ! do I shall take no steps in that
direction. ] ann investigating the mat
ter 10 the hunt can Doe arranged the i'm
yitauUu win Dee sent. III IL cannot. why.
the invitation win not bee sent. That is
the exact status of the proposed buffalo
hunt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
COFFEE GOES LOWER.

New York. April ia decline at the
opening of the coffee market today re-
suited iu % sale of May at $50 and
placed the level of values 8 points be-
low the previous low record, which was
made ON April 6, when the spot month
sold 90 3.S5. T0day's losses were mere
ly a continuation of the recent down
ward movement and were attended by
no special excitement or activity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
PRoVo NV NoTEs.

Provo. April lf.-Pr0fessor D. =. Hick-
man win deliver a lecture ON "AstrOn-
omV' boo the Brigham Young academy tU-
morrow friday evening.
Alma Beck who has been Don Stockton
for some time. has returned 90 Provo
to take "a position with the Consolidated
Wagon a. Machine company
a son has been born 10 Mr. and Mrs
David john ir. All well
a j. Evans was over from Lchi today
on legal business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
STATE NEWS
mi. PLEASANT NEWS NOTES.
The Protest Entered by sheepmen
Has Had Effect.

mas LLaA L4EANa
Mt Pleasant. April lG-The protest
made bv the sheepmen of this and Manu
cities az the meetings held last saturday
evening has had immediate effect and
the fear of the very harmful results
which could have come about has been
dismissed from the sheepgrOwers minds.
A meeting OF prominent sheepgrOWers
OF Nj Pleasant and Manu was held III
tEls CITY Yesterday and was attended py
Jesse ut smith. state Inspector ana
president of the state association. Mr.
smith explained that The different in
sDect0rs had been or would re Instructed
90 hr very liberal in enforcing the law
a@aius, which the protest was made.
herds 90 dip them before coming onto the
summer range OF landing, ana 20 use
their own Judgment about having II car
rie4 OUT az an when 20 would be seen tnaJ
IL would work a hardship. such action
ON the part of the inspectors viii very
materially relieve Che situation. Under
strict construction Of the order as ~
was at first understood the sheep would
have had % go through the dipping tanks
Instances that would have meant eN-
tremeiV heavy losses, as the sheep would
have been too weak 10 stand It, As
the order has been modified the inspector
can allow the sheep 90 come TO summer
ranges and get I'm good condition before
dipping Of he thinks the herds conditions
demand TO-
ln this section quarantine districts were
established. All infected herds must re-
south of what is known as JOes Valley
while The herds which are free from scah
viii have the run OF the country De-
tween those two points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
DUO THEIR WAY OUT.
Two Utah Toughs Escape From Dill
lon, Mont, Jail.

Especial 90 The HcrdldD
Dillon, Mont, April l6-Fred Sinclair
and George Askins the young men who
We're in JAIN awaiting trial for highway
robbery, dug through the Jail walls this
evening about o'clock and escaped.
Their crime was the holding mp and rob
berry of sheep HeTder Frank Lachey in
Lima early iu March The men had been
allowed the freedom of the corridor and
they abused the jailer's confidence and
skipped. Both men are youthful and as
serted that they came from Utah points
The police say they belong TO am or
gauiZed gang which committed rObber-
i-s iu "a number of towns on the short
Line this spring. The case against them
was very strong, as their victim posi-
lively Identified them as the men who
held HIM zap and robbed him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
wHITF HAs DECLINED

Washington April 16.-Audrew White.
former ambassador Co Germany, has de-
cIiued to serve as one of the United States
commissioners al the forthcoming none
tary conference. thus combining the dele
named Messrs Couaut jerks and
Hanna
Air. Whites decliuaJlon is based on the
unsatisfactory condition OF his health.
as well as pressure Of private business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
EIIison - Il Contlnued.

4 continuance was taken boo t1r Clyde
Ellison murder ease Yesterday until None
dav morning at IU o'clock. 10 was to have
haer BEGUN Yesterday before Judge Morse.
AS he d.d NOT return from Kansas CITY.
where Doe WAS called hy the serious Illness
OF bits mother. District Attorney Dennis
O. Eiehu0r GOO o'clock last evening see
fU Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-17
LOUBET IN ALGlERS.
French President Witnessed Military
Maneuvers.

II WIN 4 AN-aH-~A@N " -N@-Nr-----H~ q
Maneuvers.
AIgirrs. April l6.-President Loubct to-
dav Witnessed the grand military man
fuyers Boz which 10000 troops took part
0u MusIauha Held. This force had been
drawn from au parts of the colony and
was reinforced bv sailors and marines
from the visiting fleets and by many
native organizations. The Algerian sharp
shooters and tLe ZouaVcs made AN I'M
posing display. and the whole furnished a
brilliant spectacle.
a number of native chiefs and troop
OF Suahis escorted the presidents car
riaue. NJ. Loubtts arrival on the parade
ground was the signal for "a great dem
uustrati0u from the military and the
thousands of civilian spectators.
During the cyOluti0us of the troops the
president occupied a superbly decorated
reviewing stand and was surrounded by
the members of the special missions the
euyovs. the foreign naval commanders
and native chiefs
The president devoted the rest of the
dav % visits and hauQuets and 90 wit
Messing various other features of the
elaborate estivities. He will leave Al
siers tonight for Oran.