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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
COURT AT coALvILLE-

COalville, March 1S.-The district court
was in session today and the following
probate business was transacted:
Estate of William II. Fay; Mrs. Fay
appointed administrator.
Henry LeeminE was granted letters OF
administration of the estate of David
Leeming. deceased.
All the other probate cases were con-
tinued for the term.
: DOminick DignOn vs.. Eliza Nelson: or
der made setting aside judgment and a
new judgment entered in accordance with
a stipulation made by the parties TO the
suit.
Mary r. Nickery et al. VS.. William II.
Stalker: motion for new trial overruled.
Mary Hethke was granted a divorce
from n. j. Hethke. Desertion and non
support were alleged in the complaint.
Mrs. Roland Clark died today, after a
prolonged period of sickness. A few
weeks ago she was confined, and compli-
cations arising therefrom caused her
death Her husband has been physically
helpless for nearly a year from an attack
of blood poisoning. The funeral services
win be held on Sunday in the meeting
house at Upton.
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ices at II q. m. and 7:Se 2. IN Subject for
morning, The Quiet Coming: evening
subject. y Fixed Responsibility Sun
day school at 12:l5; y. p. s. at $50, Seats
arc free and all are welcome
Presbyterian. First Presbyterian
church Moraing service at II o'clock
Subject Doing Our Best; evening serv-
ice at 1.34; subject The Relation OF
Knowledge 10 righteousness.
EpiscopaL-Church Of the Good Shep-
herd. Corner Grant and Twenty-fOurth.
Alfred Brown. rector. Fifth Sunday In
Lent. Early celebration. 8 a. m; Sunday
school. 9:45 a m: morning prayer and
sermon, II o'clock: confirmation class.
?: m, evening prayer and sermon. 1:30.
Morning topic. More Lessons From the
Wilderness" 20; evening. The Seventh Com
mandment: Thou shalt not commit adult
cry. Week day services: Monday,
Tuesday. Thursday, ! y. m "Wednesday
and Friday : 30
Methodist.-Sunday school at 10 \ m. (;
sermon at II a M. by Frank Shaw; sub
ject. "fndecision.' Among other songs.
Nearer. Ny God. to Thee will be rem
dered by the choir. Glass meeting imme-
diately after the preaching service; Ju-
Nor league. 2:30 D. m: Epworth league
devotional service. 6:l5. u. m; Mrs. sam
Tel Blair viii speak in the evening at
$50; the choir Will sing Sweet the Mo-
ments." Memories of Galilee. BY a
guartette consisting Of Mr.. Fred y. Hess,
Mrs. Laura Heisner. jay smith and Har-
ry Hansen. Seats free. Come.
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CHARGED WITH WIFE BEATING.
Hyrum Peterson, Well Known Char
acter, Under Arrest.

Logan. March 1S.-Hyrum Peterson, q
well known character of this city, was
arrested today for beating his wife. Pc
sort of thing for years and his wife has
been foolish enough, each time ne was
arrested, to refuse to prosecute, but this
time he gave her such a walloping that
it is thought she VIII insist on punish
ment being meted out TO her spouse. He
pleaded not guilty today and was held In
$40 bonds for trial on Monday.
In the district court this afternoon
Wyona y. Hyde filed suit for divorce
against William Hyde The couple ac-
cOrding 10 the complaint were married
at Auburn. Uinta county. Wyoming. in
1900 but after living with the plaintiff
for a year the defendant deserted her
and has since failed to provide for her.
One child was the issue of the union. and
the mother prays for the custody of it.
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Concert in Tabernacle.

Following is the programme 10 be rem
dered Thursday night in the tabernable:
J. Chorus. "Springtime." - Strauss
Tabernacle choir, 200 voices, Mr.
Jos Baflantyne director.
= fa) ''Oh For Burst of Song" ..Allitsen
to) GavOtte from "Mignon" A. Thomas
Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
o. Violin concerto "Andante and Finale
--......... .---..----. -Mendelssohn
Mr. W. r. Weihe Mrs. Spencer
ClawsOu. jr.
4 tal IN Berbst Franz
thl "lch Grocde Nicht." Brahms.
tcb "Wcigenlied' Brahmo.
fQ1 'Schnucht" Costello
te) Spring Gounad
Miss Berkhoel.
!. Chorus, "Oh Italia, Italia Beloved"
----rr-rFts .ss...... ----~-.. ODnlzetLl
Tabernacle Choir
&. ARA. Joan Of Arc TschaIkevs<i
Miss Berkhoei
Z Violin. Airs Hongroise Varib.~
Mr.. Weihe
s. "Oh Dry Those Tears -. ....
80. ...-..-..... =. Theresa Del Riego.
Miss BerkhOei.
Violin obligato by Mr.. Weihe
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AMERICAN FORK ITEMS.

American Fork March 19.-Mrs. Thorn
as Shelley is very III at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Able.
A special election of the taxpayers Of
this school district was held yesterday
for the purpose of deciding the proposition
whether or not TO increase the special
school tax 21Z mills TO raise part of the
amount of the $500 which the district
borrowed to finish the Harrington school
building last fan. The vote was As 10 %
in favor of the increased tax.
After two nights in darkness. the cleo
trio lights were turned on again last
night
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awarded TO Miss May Gibson for the
character of Pocahontas- Ray Bishop as
Weary Willie was the leading character
among the young men. Miss Annie
knoWltOn and Miss Laura Sandal We'd
With each other in very pretty imported
Japanese costumes. The ball was a pro-
nounced success in every way
Next Friday evening there will be
public installation OF the woman's circle
OF the Woodmen o. the World of Kays-
vile and Layton. For the occasion there
will be a special train run from Salt Lake.
bringing leading Woodmen and Women Of
WOodcraft and also The salt Lake La
hthiton during the evening. The install
lation viii be followed by a ball. The
event viii take place in the music hall
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Awarded TWO Contracts.

WheclWrght Bros. of Ogden received
word yesterday that they had been award
ed two contracts for all the excavation
work required in putting I'm the new va
ter system in Evanston WyO. The work
involves the expenditure of about $1,000
the part awarded the Ogden firm amount
ing TO about $1,000 The municipality will
furnish its own pipe The company is to
begin work within ten days and will COM
piete the job within three months.
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REPuBITcAN CONVENTION.

Provo. March 19-The Republican coun-
ty central 3conimittee met here today and
decided to hold county convention in
the court. house IN this city Saturday.
April . at II O'Clock, TO elect delegates
TO the state convention. to be held in Salt
Lake CITY April s. TO elect delegates 10
the national presidential nominating con-
-vention in Chicago June u
The superintendent of delegates is on
basis of every twenty-five votes cast for
Congressman Howell in 1902, and will
make the convention consist Of 205 mem
bers.
( Primaries to elect delegates to the coun-
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ASSAULTED A CHINAMAN.
Three Festive Youths Facing Seri-
Gus Charge.

NJ s. Stone, =. Williams and John
BriSgs. three we'll known young men of
ihe Ihird ward. were arrested yesterday
morning charged with beating and rob
ping charlie Wong. a Chinaman about
midnight Friday night near the River
SIDE mill north of Ogden river bridge.
Wong claims that they knocked him
down. boat him, and took from his cloth
ing S5l.o. His head wac badly battered
and his face badly swollen. The youths
admit teasing the Monaghan but denv
the robbery part OF his story.
me young mon are still In the city iall
and have been locked in separate cells
The police have questioned them and
an stick to the same story. denying that
they committed any robbery. There is
some suspicion that a fourth party was
mixed in the fracus and that he got away
with the cash
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Ogden Briefs.

". L. Burt is back from the east.
G. a. Scott has returned from Provo,
and is restored TO health
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goddard are visit
ing in Ogden from Salt Lake
John Hickey. master mechanic of the
r. G. w. was in Ogden yesterday.
George NJ. Hanson, deputy county
treasurer, who has been in. threatened
with appendicitis, is recovering.
III the district court yesterday argu
ments in the case Of Thompson and OF hers
who charged Mr.. Mcfarland with con-
tempt in violating the courts orde =
were heard and the case taken under al
Yiscment.
The directors OF Gtenwood Park asso-
citation held A meeting yesterday morning
and decided to open the resort May 30.
G H. kircher was reelected manager and
a number of improvements for the resort
were decided on.
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Spring opening. 1909.

Mrs. J. A. Toller cordially invites the
ladies TO the spring opening of French
pattern bOnnets and modern novelties,
Z4l1 Washington avenue, over Nye's,
Monday and Tuesday, March q and %.
Also will have same day a display of
popular priced millinery at Chicago
millinery store, Opera House block,
Washington avenue, TO which the la
dies are invited.
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Ogden Churches.

Baptist.-Morning Worship at II o'clock.
Bible school AT 1215 p. m; evening serv-
ice at $50. Lecture on The Riches of
Old Age The beautiful evening hymn.
Abide With Me. - will be illustrated with
a special set of stereOpticon views
COngregat Congregational
church. on Adams avenue. between Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets Serv-
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OGDEN NEWS
Ogden, Sunday, March 20.

conferred the Mongullan degree on the
candidates. the first time the degree has
been conferred in this city. The banquet
was served and number Of addresses
made by prominent members OF the order.
The Salt Lake members returned by spe-
ciai train this morning
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Workmen Fntertain

The A. Q. T.. W. OF ogden received a
frsternal visit last evening from Eagle
Gate lodge No. 10 and Salt Lake valley
odgc No. j. Members of these two
edges TO the number Of 126 came up BY
iDecial train and spent several hours with
ne members Of the Ogden lodges. a num-
,er OF candidates We're Initiated and de-
lrco teams from the Salt Lake lodges
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Dividend Notice.

THE UTAH SUGAR COMPANY.-THE
regular quarterly dividend of Ia per cent
on the preferred stock OF this company
will be paid at the office Of the eOmpa.iS.
Deserct News Annex. Salt Lake city.
TITAN on March 81 1901 The stock books
viii be closed for transfers on March ..
1904. at O'Clock D. m, and VIII be re-
opened April = 1894 at 10 O'Clock a N.
f. @. WHITNEY, Secretary
Salt Lake City, Utah, March It. 1904
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
BIack signal stolen.

W. ". Slater signal engineer for the
Southern Pacific, is In ogden making pre-
liminary arrangements for installing the
block system Of signals on the east end
of that line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20
LAYING OFF MEN.
Work Done, Engineering Corps to Be
Lessened.

The final estimate for the last months
Improvement work OF the Southern Paci-
lie has been completed by the engineer
ing corns and aU immediate reduction
OF the force employed here is now eN-
pectod- iHasmuch as the completion of the
oEuen-Luciu cutoff makes a large spcf-
lal force unnecessary. Two or three men
have already been laid off and other &c
lnovatS are expected. IL is known shat
tho work Of Engineer Marshs office.
working under CHIEF J. j. O'Brieu, has
made a splendid record on the cut-off
and the suspended members may get re-
inStatement as soon as other large pieces
of work are decided upon.
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SAFES.

NEW or secondhand cash, trade o.
terms. Sorensen- Stout Co. 4S F. ID Sc
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HAY. GRAIN AND CoAL.


WE ARE headquarters for hay, Grain,
flour feed and coal: wholesale and retail
Orders promptly attended 70. rs Z. Sec
ond South. Phone 1895. 3Iarnane & Co.
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PLUMB1NG AND HEATING.

PLUMBING AND HEATING.
A~>>o~-~~.~>--~>~~ ---~~->~-~-0~~~~~~~~~~~s
ANDERSON & BEERS, practical
plumbers. 221 South State St Tel 2l23-z.
ID. w JAMES & CO. plumbing. steam
and hot water contractors. 50 East Sec
ond south street. Phone $40.
JAMES ]. FARRELL, ss5 South Main
street Phone 1205-K-
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YOUNG girl wants 70 do light work in
family with no large children. and must
go home nights. Address 15S So. Sd T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

A MIDDLE-AGED man wants JOB
painting, paper hanging and floor polish
ing, or any kind of work. Address 500
w. Second North. City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

LADY Wouid like TO get Sweeping-
busting or housekeeping 10y the day. Ad-
dress l3S W. 30 So. Mr. O. Dickmani
City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-20

a YOUNG girl. IS years OF age. wants
to go out washing and housecieaning.
Address Dorset, SQi w. ID North, CITY.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
We repair stoves and ranges. See our
new gasoline stoves or get your Old one
cleaned. Western Foundry & stove Re
pair Works zf2 State street
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-07
OFFICERS HAVE cLEW.
Are Hunting For Prof. Elwood Who
Lived at Davenport Hotel.

Davenport. July s. - r. H. Briden
stine, a man who came here from Iowa
City and claims he was fleeced out OF
$500 by man named Prof Chas. Ell
wood, who claimed to be clairvoyant
and who lived at the Kimball House
stated today that the officers had g
clue to the mans whereabouts and
would probably have him in custody in
short time.
Bridenstine came to the police sta.
ton at 4:30 o'clock Saturday after
noon and told his story, stating that
he came to Elwood for consultation
and paid him s1650 He came a sec
ond time and was to pay him S16.5o
more if any good came from the con
sultation.
Then Elwood proposed to magnetic
some money for him and Bridenstine
states that he gave him $50 first and
later 800 which was put through the
process and returned safely. Then
Elwood asked for a bigger sum and
Bridenstine drew $500 and gave it to
the professor. The latter took the
Iowa City man to his room made a
few passes and put the money in an
envelope and told Bridenstine not to
open it for time. When he did the
moneg was gone.
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patter, and will endeavor to perform
my duties to the best Of my ability.

patter, and will endeavor to perform
my duties to the best of my ability.
A. F. Dawson of Preston. srivate
secretary to Senator Allis@z. and the
man who will undoubtedly receive the
republican nomination for congress in
the second district to oppose Judge
Wade, is here attending the fair with
his family. Mr.. Dawson will probably
look in upon the convention on Wed
nesday, however.
Many of the delegates and visitors
to the convention are taking this trip
to kill two birds with one stone by
seeing the exposition at the same
time. For this reason there are hun.
dreds of democrats here who would
not attend the convention under any
other circumstances, and there Is a
great scarcity of admission tickets
The scramble for them is already on,
although the national committee de-
cided not to give out tickets until
Tuesday night.
The California delegation are tax
ing this means of advertising their
state and its many products at the
same time. They have secured quar-.
lSlS On Tie SlOuuu uOOF OIL inc JeHer-
son and have on display a big exhibit
Of fruits. wines, waters and other pro-
ducts of their state.
Bryan received what some people
considered a strong rundown by the
national committe today He entered
the committee room bearing the proxy
of Committeeman Dahlman, of Ne.
braska, and surprised the committee
many of the members having nc
knowledge that he held it. When the
Illinois contest matter was taken up
Bryan got the floor in behalf of the
contestants, and after making a few
remarks strongly favoring the Dun
lap scheme, motion was put by Cam
pau of Michigan that the contests all
go to a subcommittee of five of the
members, to be appointed by the
chair. In spite of Mr.. Bryan's pro
test this motion carried and he had tc
take his seat.
Mrs. G. A. Walsh, of Ottumwa,. wife
of the national secretary, is in the
city to attend the convention.
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ZIONIST GOES INSANE.
DoWic Sends Helpless Woman to the
Home Of Her Parents,

DoWc Sends Helpless Woman to the
Home Of Her Parents.
Mitchell. S. D., July 5. - Miss Mar
that Bowker has been taken to the
Yankton insane asylum. Miss Bow
ker for a number of years has been
associated with John Alexander Dowie
at Zion City, ILL.,. and her deep re
ligious feeling has caused her to be
come demented.
When her insanity was apparent to
the Dowie people they placed her in
charge of an attendant and sent he1
to her family here. The family was
unable to keep the woman and so noti
fed Dowie's officials but they paid nc
attention to the matter.
When Miss Bowker joined the Dow
lie religious campaign she had some
money that went to the general fund
and when she was sent home there
was no money on her person.
Much indignation is expressed here
for the manner in which the Dowie au
thorities sought to rid themselves OF
the helpless woman.
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WILL SOON Be FREE
MRS. FLORENCE MAVERICK MAY
PRODUCE SOME SENSATIONAL
EVIDENCE.

London, July 5.-Mrs. Florence
Elizabeth Maybrick will be released
on July 80, fifteen years after the
opening of her trial in Liverpool on
the corresponding day of 1889.
Determined effort will be made by
her friends, in assurance of ultimate
success, to demonstrate to the whole
world that an innocent woman has
for fifteen years been confined In Enc
fish prisons under the stigma of kill
ing The father of her children.
1t will not be considered enough on
the part Of Mrs. Maybrick's friends to
show that she has been unjustly i'm.
prisoned by reason of the admitted
doubt as to her guilt, though this is a
point upon which the whole bar of
England is unanimous. Much more
will be attempted. A great project is
to establish Mrs. Maybrick's inno-
cence. Having accomplished this,
King Edward will be approached by
the medium of great petition to
grant Mrs. Maybrick free pardon,
which shall serve to her as passport
to the society of honest and upright
people.
Will Ask Reparation.
Along with this pardon reparation
will be asked for in the lorm of a
sum Of money. There are precedents
for this course, and it will be shown
that innocent ccnvicts have been
rccompensed by British authorities
at the rate of E1,000 for each year OF
their unjust punishment.
An abundance of evidence has been
collected which cannot fail to convince
Mrs. Maybricks countrymen and hei
adopted fellow citizens in England
that she reiiher encompassed her hus
bands death nor in any way whatever
attempted to kill him.
! Astounding Revelations.
1t fact, revelations of most as
founding character. exposing the hol
lowness of the entire case for The
prosecution will be laid bare by new
light to be cast upon the case. 1t will
be completely proved that Maybrick
did not die of arsenical poisoning at
all, as was indeed limited at the time
by Home Secretary Henry Mathews
when he granted remission Of Mrs
Maybrick's sentence.
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Drs. Myerly and Kreu1

make speciality of NERVOUS and
chronic diseases, diseases OF WOMEN,
cATARRH and diseases Of tho,
LUNGS, uMATisM and joint dis.
eases, blood and skin diseases.
They use the latest appliances. such
as the VIOLET RAY, x ray, ELEc-
TRlciTf in all its forms. VIBRATOR
treatment, and furnish all medioinea
from their own laboratory.
They give CONSULTATION FREE
and promise no more than they believe.
they can actually do.
Offices, rooms 19, 20 and 81, Hof.'
mann building, ottumwa. Iowa.
Hours, 8 to 10 q. M, 2 to 4 p. n,
Diseases of MEN z to s p. m. ~
New Phone 90S.
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A NEGRO ACCUSED.
Frank Ford, of Des Moines, Charged
With Old Mans Murder.

Frank Ford, of Des Moines, Charged
With Old Mans Murder.
Des Moines, July 5.-Frank Ford,
the negro who was arrested at the
same time as that against Pigneri,
also charged with the murder of
Thomas Callahan, the old shoemaker.
]. B. Rush, the attorney, has been re-
tanned to defend him. Justice Duncan
has set Fords trial for Wednesday,
July 6.
The charge against Ford of murder
in the first degree was filed at the
same time as that against pigneri,
July 1, and Ford's name is included in
the same information. This fact has
been kept secret by the police
Ford was arrested on the same even
ing that Pigneri was taken into Gus.
tody. He is the colored man who was
assisting Callahan to paint his house
on the day before the murder.
He is said to have seen money in the
possession of the old shoemaker. Mr..
Rush has been allowed to see the pris.
oner He said this morning that he
has complete alibi that will exoner.
ate Ford from all connection with the
murder.
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Farmers Feelings Hurt.

Marshalltown, July 5.-The injured
feelings of farmer. it Is learned, waa
the cause of the arrest of j. H. VIII
kins, the Omaha hotel keeper at Co
dar Rapids. Wilkins, on tour te
New York in his automobile, passed
the farmer on the road. The farmer
whipped up his team, which was not
as speedy as the machine, which wor
the race, The farmer tried to run
the pole OF hia buggy against the
highly polished rear end of the ma
chine and was threatened with mig
ger chaser On reaching town the
farmer swore out a warrant
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WAIT WHILE FATHER HANGS.
Children Left Outside Barn as Farm
err Kills Himself.

Peoria. H., July S. = Leonard Lind
auer a farmer 3S years old, hanged
himself after leaving his two children
sitting in buggy outside the barn
which he had selected as the place
for his suicide.
Papa went in there a long time
ago." said one Of the little ones to a
neighbor, who asked them what they
were doing in the buggy and moment
afterward the body of Lindauer had
been cut down
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AFTER SUNDAY SCHOOL FUND.
Thought Burglar Who Shot Preacher
Mistook Him for Treasurer.

Iowa Falls, July 5.-''Was J. F. Har-
din, of Eldora treasurer of the. State
Sunday School association, the in.
tended victim of the burglar that shot
Rev. Charles F. Mayne2" is q theory
now advanced in seeking the explana.
ton of the robbers raid made on this
city last week. 1t is said Mr. Mayne
and Mr.. Hardin look very much alike.
A meeting was held by the association
at the opera house Thursday and
$1,000 was raised to pay off a debt.
1t was known that Mr. Hardin would
receive the money. and the burglars
may have confused the two men on
account of their resemblance and the
close proximity Of their stopping
place.
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ALLISON RENTS CAPITAL HOME.
G. E. Roberts viii Occupy Residence
Hereafter.

Washington. D. c.. July 5. - Senator
William B. Allison has rented his prop
erty in this city, occupied by him as
his home for upwards of quarter of a
century, to Director of the Mint
George e. Roberts and will not in flu
ture undertake to maintain an estab-
lishment.