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Evening journal., 1904-06-29
AT TARGET PRACTICE
Bids Opened For An Army Hospital
at Fort Mott.

at Fort Mott.
Delaware city June 29.-Eighty men
OF the one Hundred and Twelfth Com
pany, Coast Artillery, from Fort Du-
Pont, under command Of Captain BEN
ton. and the same number Of men from
the Forty second Company, Fort Mott
n. j., under command of Lieutenant
Wiggin, left here yesterday for a week s
target practice at Fort Howard, Md.
on their return the remaining gunners
from Fort DUPONT will proceed to Fort
Howard
Bids We're publicly opened yesterday
for the construction Of a 12-bed army
hospital at Fort Mott, n. j., by Captain
Louis +. Garand, constructing quarter
master. at this city. Fort Mott is op-
posite Delaware city and is one Of the
principal defenses Of Philadelphia. anc
Il is intended to make it one Of the
finest military posts i'm the country.
National League.
Where They Play Today.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
National League.
,cores of Nerterda,,.

New York, 9; Philadelphia, 6.
st. Louis. 8; Cincinnati, 2.
Boston. 8; Brooklyn, ..
Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, 8.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

FoR RENT-Two. story, six room
house with all modern convonienees.
3. Frank Waaamon & Co.. Vandever
Avenue and Thatcher street.
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IDEAL

lJlA1<
Location and several acres OF woodland
are two attractions OF tract OF land on
konnett turnpike at Centrevlle. IS acres.
whicn Will be divided Near Postoffce
school and store. Address Equitable g. &
T. Co.. Real Estate Dept. mi9-tf
FOR SALES BU1LDIN GLOTs ALL IN
the city will be sold on easy weekly
payments. Located Both and Washington,
18th and Lamotto and Rivervicw avenue
Can on s. IL. d., E. 2nd ST. m2J-imeod
goR SALE. NEWSSTAND, BAKERY.
coal yard. grocery stores. saloons farms.
houses end lots IN an parts
Of city, on easy torms nave clients who
wish 70 buy your property or business.
Yours might suit them. send me a
description of property or business and
lowest price. Money 20 loan on mortgage.
Rents collected. Estates managed / sell
fire. life, accident, health and plate glass
insurance. None but the best companies
represented. r. Il. McEvlLLY. Real Es-
tate, Mortgase and Insurance Broker. 622
W. Fourth ST.. Wilmington, Del. Both
phones. mi9-eodtf
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RAIN STOPS BASEBALL
No Tri- State Games Were Played Yes.
terday.

Rain prevented the game at York
yesterday. where Wilmington was 10
have played the Penn Parks. A double
header will be played today II rain
does not again visit the Pennsylvania
village. An other games in the rri-
state League were held up by the driz-
Zla
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

N. w. Cor. 9th and Market SITS
Wilmington, Del
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ATLANTIC CITY.

COTTAGES FOR RENT OR SALE AT
Chelsea. Completely furnished, finely To-
Gated, having every convenience. Samuel
IL. Kelley, seo3 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic
City n. J. j7-26t
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American Leaauc.

American League.
Where They Play Todays
Athletics at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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The Equitable
Guarantee ssi Trust Co.

Capital, Cfull paid) $5Oc,OO0.O0
Surplus end Profits $4O0,0O0.0O
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THE ADVANTAGES

He ADVANTAGES
Of the appointment of this
Company as EXECUTOR or
TRUSTEE are clearly ap-
parent. Anindividual. how
ever competent, may not be
able to give the necessary
time to the proper admins
tration Of a trust, may not
outlive it or may be absent at
an opportune time.
By means of a thoroughly
organized department, the
Company is able to attend to
these matters in an efficient
and economical manner.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

Want ads are inserted in Tho Even
ing journal at the uniform rate Of one
half cent per word per insertion. "Situ-
alton wanted ads are published free.
The rate on monthly contracts Is two
cents per line per issue.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
REAL EsTATe-cITY.

REAL EsTATE-clTY.
This classification u cent per word.
FOR sALE--Lor ON SOUTH SIDE Oh
shallcross avenue near Broome street.
t5xio0 feet. VIII be sold cheap 10 close an
estate. Apply Real Estate Department.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. ns-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10

the city today. calling on Inspector
Payne and compaing notes. He Is a
son OF the late Lieut.. Gen. Wade
governor OF South Carolina. and has
been for years In the customs service.
At late hour this afternoon n resi-
dence fire was reported on Capitol ave-
nue.. on State street. between Tenth
and Eleventh South,
The Utah ladies representing the Re-
lief society and Mutual Improvement
associations held meeting last evening
with those associations in Chicago and
they telegraphed that they will reach
home Friday morning next. All are
well.
The Office of the clerk OF the civil dlvl.
sion OF the city court is being moved to-
day out OF the city recorders Office into
the room Just south Of Judge Tanners
court room In the basement OF the city
and county building, where II viii be
more convenient 10 the court room.
The Office has been fitted UP with all
the necessary conyeniences for clerks
Office and the change viii make more
room IN the recorders office and VIII
also be better IN that respect for the
clerk Of the court.
President Arnold G.. GiauQue OF the
board OF education has been confined to
his home for several days past with a
mild attack OF typhoid fever, While
the crisis Is not yet passed, II is be-
lIeyed that with proper attention Mr..
Glauque Will be out IN the course OF a
week or two, Nephi l.. Morris, who
has been suffering from the same dis
ease for the past two months, Is now
convalescent and able TO be about.
George Yue Of Kenosha Wis, SUI
perintendent OF the Balm Wagon COM
pany, has been spending few days
In this city. accompanied by Mrs Yule,
ON trip across the continent. They
were handsomely entertained by Cen
eral Manager q. T. Odell OF the Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company,
and Mrs. Odell while In town. and
shown the attractions. Mr.. Yule's old
est son, a Harvard student, was seated
In the front row OF seats at the Iro-
Quois theatcr fire. but escaped unhurt
by following the members OF the or
chestra as they made q dash under the
stage and out into the open air. How
ever, two OF the young mans compan-
ions were not so fortunate and were
badly burned, In the matter OF bust
ness conditions, Mr.. Yule thinks that
the business Of the current year will
prove larger In every way than last
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
Overland Limited Meets With an
An Accident at Wyuta, Six
Miles West OF Evanston.
NO PASSENGERS WERE KILLED.
Some Seriously lnjured-Five Cars,
Including Two Pullmans, Went
Down Embankment.

Evanston, Nyo,. FEB. 9,-While run.
ming at a high rate Of speed the over.
land Limited eastbound train No. on
the Union Pacific, was wrecked this
afternoon at Wyuta, station six miles
west Of this place, a number OF the
passengers sustained cuts and bruises,
but none were injured fatally
The three rear cars and two Pull
nuns left the track and rolled down an
embankment. the observation car turn-
ing completely over. The wreck was
caused by broken ran,
A wrecking crew 9Hl two surgeons
were sent from this place late tonight
TO assist the wrecked train ana TO care
for the wounded. While a number OF
the passengers Of the train We're slight
~ Injured, II II given out by officials
that only one person sustained injuries
of any consequence. Train Dispatcher
Ross Of the Wyoming division was on
the observation car which turned over
lie had his lip severely cut and re-
ceiyed other painful Injuries.
Five Pulmans were sent out from
ogden tonight ON No I to acc0mmo-
date the passengers VINO were on the
wrecked train No. left ogden at
2:iO this afternoon and left Salt Lake
city shortly after noon. The wreck
occurred al $3.50.
Among the passengers were Maj.
Robert Smith OF Denver, paymaster for
a. A
Boaz. They boarded the train at salt
Lake. Neither was seriously hurt
John Beck. prominent mining man OF
Salt Lake, was also on the train. He
sustained no serious injuries,
The train crew was IN charge OF Con-
ductor Macintosh, Engineer Murphy
WIS on duty at the time. Both the
conductor and engineer live in Ogden.
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Southern Paciiic's Report.

New York, Feb 1O.-The report Of
the Southern Pacific company for the
year ended June 30, last, was issued
today. The total income from opera
tlons OF rail and water lines, interest
and dividends, rentals and all other
sources, was ssO.6Ss,iS6, an increase Of
A,9il,li0, as compared with the pre-
ceding year. Operating expenses, In.
Guiding $40. s05, 1S7 for maintenance and
equipment, were s60,8Ol, 26O, an Increase
Of so,4o6,56O. After payment of rentals
interest, sinking fund provisions and
all other charges, there remained a
balance for the year OF SSo8i ,i3l, a de-
crease OF sl,b77,0S9
OF the total Increase In operating eX-
penses the report says n considerable
part was due 90 higher wages, conges-
ton of freight traffic and the additional
expenses OF moving traffic during the
year, In which a large amount OF re-
construction was under way
During the year 2i7 locomotives were
changed 10 burn oil making total OF
$40 locomotives thus equipped al the
close of the fiscal year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
SHAN Hal kWAN.
French Foreign Office Diseredits
Rerorts Of Raising Trl.COlOr

Paris, Feb. l0.--The foreign Office dis
credits the reports from Tien Tsln yes
tcrday OF the Franch occupation OF
shan Hal Kwan on the gulf Of Lao
Tung. The officials here say the neRo-
liatlons on this subject occurred six
months ago, without definite results,
and the officials believe that the re-
ported arrival OF French troops there
arose from the shifting OF the small
garrison attachments. The officials add
that there certainly can be no signlf-
canoe IN the French occupying the forts
vacated by the Russians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
FIRE PRECAUTIONS.
Council Committee and Management
Go Over the Theater Together.

The committee on fire and municipal
laws, consisting Of Councilman Harlem
stein. Neuhausen, Il. II, Davis. a. j,
Davis, Tuddenham and Martin, visited
the Salt Lake Theater yesterday after
noon and with Fire Chief DevIne Di.
rector c. $. Burton and Manager Piper
went all over the house, the idea being
10 decide wherein the house could be
made safer against fire, The manage.
ment and the council member worked
tremendously, both agreeing to prac-
tically everything suggested, and the
improvements to be made will probably
be as follows: Asbestos curtain and
fire-proof partition dividing stage from
the auditorium. Iron staircase outside
Of building on east side from third cir
Gle to ground. Fire escapes and new
exits ON west side Of building, Auto
matte sprinkling apparatus on stage.
Eliminating stems from side aises.
making them lnclines, as In the center
aisle. Improvement In circular stair
case by addition Of ratings.
II Is estimated that the cost OF the
improvements viii be not less than
1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
BALTIMORE WANTS
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
10 Police Flre District Committee WIN
Report In Favor Of Legislative
Appropriation.

Baltimore. Feb, lO.--At a meeting to-
day Joint committee OF the legisla-
ture called to confer with the mayor,
boarl OF public works and leading cltI-
Gems II was unanimously agreed TO re-
port a bill today asking the United
States government 20 seiu soldiers TO
Baltimore 20 police the fire district.
The committee will also report In ia
yOr Of an immediate appropriation by
the legislature. Mayor McIane said
that he viii appoint an emergency COM
mittee OF representative citizens to act
as an advisory board to the municipal
authorities.
This was another day Of ceaseless la
Dor on the part OF the officials and
business men Of crippled Baltimore.
System has been brought out OF chaos
and with cheerful pluck the labor Of
rehabilitation has been begun, Archl-
tects are being consulted, labor ar
ranged for and already orders for struc-
tural material are going forward.
Financial institutions are today bust
~ engaged In carting their securities
and funds 10 temporary offices outside
the confines Of the burned district,
Building Inspector Preston was ex-
tremely busy today due to Clnmor for
permits by large business and financial
houses to rebuild
To the Associated Press Mr. Preston
said
The spirit shown by those who suf-
fered by the fire is truly remarkable.
Without waiting 20 have their insur-
ance adjusted they are ready and anX-
ious to 90 ahead, am compelled.
however to withhold all building per-
mlts within the fire limits for several
days, The burned territory II too dan.
gerous for any large force to work In
Just now"
The city officials propose In engaging
men 20 help clear up the fire district
To give preference 10 men who were
thrown out Of work ms a result OF the
fire. There are many thousands Of
these.
The night was marked 10y two small
new fires the fan Of number Of walls
and conditions 0f extreme discomfort
for The soldiers and policemen on guard,
the, temperature dropping about 10 de.
groes and Keen wind blowing through
OUT the night
Three companies Of troops were kent
ON continuous patrol duty IN the ruins
throughout the night and the outer
lines Were maintained as strictly as
ever boy the three regiments and the
naval brigade So quiet We're the con.
dliIons that the military headquarters
ln the mWshals Office were practically
closed mn midnight
buildings Of an descriptions in
DOWNTOWN dsltl.lh'" ln Neat demand
tor use as temporary offices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
Glover's Case Dismissed.

Cripple Greek, Colo. Feb. lO.--Dis-
trict Judge Lewis today granted the
motion to dismIss the case of Atty.
John NJ. Glover charged with having
ATTEMPTED to Kill Sergeant II. c, Smith
on Dec, ~ last, on the ground that he
could not be tried twice FOR the same
onense Glover has already been found
guilty az simple assault. When sem
fenced Glover viii appeal to the SUI
preme court and test the right OF the
governor 10 declare martial law and
arrest citizens without warrant.
The case against Adjt.-Gen. Sher-
man NJ. Bell and Brighten. John
Chase, charged with unlawfully de-
laining citizens In the bull pen, was
taken up today at the conclusion OF
Glovers trial.
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made two reports today TO the state de-
partment upon the ratlies, Strangely
enough the news OF the engagement at
ChemdpO was known In Toxic some
time be f0fe wbrd came OF the preceding
Port Arthur affair The first reads
"A naval engagement Was begun al
noon l5thj, OUTSIDE the naiDOr oil Cn-m-
ulpo The japanese squadron sunk
the Russian gunDOat Korietz at $40 p.
m, and oyeIcame the cruiser Nardg.
H0stiities were begun By the Russian
sunboais firing upon japanese tor
pedo boat
a later dispatch from the japanese
consul at che Foo, just across the
strait from Port Arthur reports:
Entire japanese fleet enssged Rus
sian fleet outside Port Arthur at II p.
m. on the sth. Two Russian baltleships
were sunk by tOrpedoes, The Russian
ships outside the harbor were unable
to enter, No damage TO Japanese ioeL'
Another dispatch from Toxic states
thar no japanese lives were lost In the
engagement at Chemulpo.
Naval Interest In the lighting contln-
ues at the highest point one Of the
highest officers OF the navy comment
ing upon the press accounts Of the en-
gagements says that the lesson to be
drawn is the absolute necessity Of
maintaining navy in continuous ser
vice instead OF following the old plan
OF laying UP ships In reserve as has
been practsed By Russia. Japan, like
the United States. has for TIL. last two
years kept almost every naval ship that
would noat continually in commission
and either cruising or maneuvering, so
as to reproduce the actual conditions
of war as near as POSSIBLE. Another
demonstration Of the Port Arthur and
ChemupO affairs was the perfection Of
the japanese IN formation division as
their naval commanders seemed to be
at every moment in possession Of full
Information OF the Russian movements
and, the disposition Of the Russian
ships
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed 10 5S5,sSl63 % against s5il, $500
for the same day last year
The Homer Abstract company has
filed articles of incorporation with the
county clerk The capital stock Is $780,
900. divided into 10 shares. and the OH
GERS are; President Thomas Homer;
vice president. A. A. Hedburg, secreta-
~ and treasurer, H. w Evans,
The Provo Building and Loan society
has filed articles OF Incorporation with
the secretary df state. The capital
stock IL t6oO.o0O IN 800 shares and the
officers Dge President Thomas NJ
Taylor, vice president r. D. Partridge,
secretary. II n Thomas assistant Sec
rotary j, NJ Jensen, treasurer J, NJ,
Allen, auditors. w, r. nasseit, Ralph
pouljon and H. L. Nelson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
WHAT TEA DOES TO
RiIEUMATlCS.

vhon vo,, my, ,ak. tea think of this.
NO. no,,,s,ns ~, ,o,ns ., rrIc Acd in
ever, no,nd
NJ, .on,,,,.. ,.,t,, DO. "a seyon Grains
pbeumat,s,n 4. t',tc Acld in the blood
Ir,,o Az a..,,,,,,a,,s f,or, food when
no d,',os,,,a annaratrs cannot creat.
ano,,.,h A,Iaitr. ',an,o,,,s nika soda, IN
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P'l''o'S' INe s'ahui"'s' Sus"
Ihese Sold particles grind between lhe
joints ana muscles AZ every movement
THIS grinding causes lrl'auoh ana PAIN
These IN turn may deYe'op lliahilna-
uon ana sWelllhs' Ihat iHIahiha''on oe-
suis Nature TO help herself
she proceeds 10 coat the hard Ohc par
ucies over WIN cushions OF puppy I'u-
cous' IKE the hist meaning strata ol an
outer sore
lhls puppy covering grows 70 'he pohes'
as Wen as 70 me pafucies deposited
There II hardens like plaster or sealing
WY Then We have "bonv Joints" al
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inosi ihneAiDie, ana uauaHg HAeu W
Dehded posilon' IRON the pam anu IN
Elimination
That Is rheumatism AZ lts worst
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There is but one sure way OF curing
Rheumatism. The first stem is TO neutral.
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,se Inv wy ava 'i'o'oy J." '"e SSs''ii
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hard deposits that grind between the
Joints ,rbon set ,bo d,yes,ivo onnaratus
yV'"'s' ihoh so "'V u'b'9''o Apparatus
into such healthy condition that II will,
uualded, produce less Urc Acid, and
more Alkalines.
rhis a. ,,t.a, no,,ors ,anaro,ty hayo
" """' No''V'' eN"''"''' '''N
failed to DO
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oo,,,,lish on1 oohie,.aa ori,. as,.r r,orv
oo'.p"'"' Gnu a'r'V'su Vn's 80 n""'
failures ana thousands Vi experiments
AT last found, In Germany Solvent
which u,os M, ort, oTactlve hut obso.
80" "'' NV V'''' V''N'''' wv "'''
lutely safe 10 use
Few agents powerful enough 10 be eff
fective in Rheumatism ore sofe
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n miiu' ,n, Az AVA ou, end
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
THE JURY IS HUNG"
Six for Dismissal and Six for Acquittal
In Case of Tom 0'Day.
Especial 10 tho oNews.)

Cheyenne Wyo., Feb. lO,-The jury in
the ease Of Tom O'Day, the notorious
horse thief and outlaw, is hung and
viii probably be discharged this even
Ing.
The twelve men reported this morn.
ing that they could not agree, standing
six for acqulttal and six for convlc-
ton but Judge Carpenter sent them
back TO the jury room They are now
ballotlng, but the vote remains tho
same
The second trial Of ODay vii be com.
menced next Monday when the work
of securing a new jury win begin.
The Kidnapping case OF MIS-. Viola
Biggs is now on, but great difficulty is
experienced In getting a jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
SAME AS FRENCH POLICY.
Equitable Natl Bank Closed.

Washington, Feb, lO-The Equitable
National Bank Of New York city. was
closed today by direction Of the comp
troller Of the currency and National Bank
Examiner Edward Rldgeley has been ap-
pointed receiver
The failure Is due 10 bad loans and In
iudiCi0us management. 1Ie volume Of
business done has always been small, and
has decreased so greatly I'm the last few
weeks that the failure Is almost without
significance, II In no way Involves any
other national bank The Equitable had
practically no business with banks out.
side Of New York city.
The asserts and liabilities are given
al s6i27sl The banks capital was 500. e
o00, and II had deposits OF s395,2l3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
Murphy Against Instruction.

New York, Feb TO- Charles r. Muir
ply leader of Tammany hail said to-
day that the was opposed to any plan
TO have the state Democratic convene
ton instruct the delegates TO 81. Louis
for any particular presidential caudl-
date Mr. Murphy sold.
IT Is my idea that the New York
delegation should 80 10 the national
convention unInstructcd and I'm posi-
ton 10 do what ls best for the inter.
ests OF the party Instructions would
hamper us and won't stand for them %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
ADMIRAL WISE INSTRUCTED,
- /, Told What to DO In San
Domingo.

Washington Feb. iO--speclfc in
structions have been cabled Rear Ad.
miral Wise, commanding the training
squadron In Dominican waters, regard
ing the protection Of American ship
ping interests there. The flring on
lighters attempting to land part OF the
cargo OF the Clyde line steamer New
York by government gunboat as re-
ported In cable dispatches published to-
day has aroused indignation In official
circles here and II was said at the navy
department that the probable course OF
action after such an outrage would be
the seizure OF the government gunboat
by Admiral Wise In which event II
would probably be carried to Guantana.
mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
CRY LOSES ITS CASE.
Supreme Court Declares Assessment on
Alley 90 he illegal.

The supreme court today affirmed
the decision 90 Judge Han In the cas- d
of 49, j. A. tumer ana the Umh
Stove a Hardware company against
Salt Lake Ody Both actions were
brought in One Third district court 40
nl0lu lhp clty nom Attempting 10 cnl
,e,t special tax Assessment levi a
against jhe property of plaintiffs for
the paving of the alley which runs
north lum Second South street ~
tween tast Temple ald Commercial
streets uno lhou ruus east ~ tha latthr
siiD.t d. was NlsO Wkfl thlt ih.
naresmeni De- declared llesal ana
NoN
lt"Na shoWn Iu tle luNrf court thai
ihn N.'rf H pumtt uloy owned ana
Cpu'W'hl by ihe ahullur property
uNnrlah thHt it hfi uegtr been lDl.
rIt.l m inH pulN0 an1 hantO ihs cIiv
hll up WHll. Nm uteT 10 whatever
lhr nNor N0U0I rendered ittfon IN
Hfn' ni lnnlINa Hnl declared Na n.y.
m.0i in hn N.sal um HhUh a.
'.'.I IN" OIN tN H'0i
m IH NnlHa lo0 fN rausphl thH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-10
JUDGMENT MUST STAND.
Monmouth Pottery Company Gains 10th
ing by Its Appeal.

The supreme court has affirmed the
judgment Of the lower court in the
case OF the Monmouth Pottery com
pany appellant, VS. II, c. White, The
suit was brought In Weber county ia
recover sS6lS7 alleged TO be due for
pottery sold by plaintiff to defendant,
Judgment was rendered IN favor OF
plaintiff for only slS234. Plaintiff then
appealed TO the supreme court, and that
court aiilrms the judgment.