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SHERIFF SALE.
ANTOINE MANONI,
VS..
ALLEN HANDY, AGENT.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia
10Th Judicial District Court.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia,
18th Judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of writ of Fieri Faclas, issued
cut OF the above entitled matter, 1,
George Henderson, sheriff. through
Frank J. Messenger, Duputy Sheriff,
have seized and will offer for sale and
will sell to the last and highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court House in the
City of New Iberia, Parish of Iberia,
State of Louisiana. beween legal sale
hours, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10Th, 1905,
the following described property,
to-wit:
A certain lot of ground, situated with
in the corporate limits of the town Of
New Iberia. State of Louisiana, with
all the improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, measuring One
hundred and twenty-five feet front on
DoAA AsShuS) W uCpCA UCUWCCA
parallel lines of one hundred and
ninety feet, bounded north by Felix
Raw!s and Madeleine Huback, on the
south by the said Bank Avenue, on
the east by j. NJ. Henshaw or assigns
and on the west by Henry Taylor or
assigns,( said property standing in
the name of Mrs. Juliette Jacques,
Leonora Renaud and Mrs. J. V. Sharpe)
Allen Handy being their special
Agent.
To pay and satisfy the sum of one
hundred and ninety-two dollars, debt
with interest at pc. per annum from
the 18th, day of April, 1898, until paid,
together with 10 y. c. attorneys fees on
the above amount in principal and
interest and all costs of suit to be
taxed.
Given officially this 9th, day of
June, A. D 1905.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff.
per FRANK MESTAYER, by. Sheriff.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
LOUIS sHUR1LIFF DEAD,
Popular Young Man Passed Away at
Ogden This Morning,

Ogden, Sept lj.-Louls Chester
Shurtlitf the popular young baseball
pitcher passed away at the Ogden gem
eral hospital this morning at o'clock
following a second operation for appen-
dicItis The young man was taken M
In July and on the 25th Of that month
was operated upon He never regained
his strength ana about 10 days ago was
forced to take to his bed again It
was then decided that another operation
was necessary Yesterday he went IN
der the knife again and It developed
chat the first operation had failed 10
heal internally and great amount Of
puss had collected. He never rallied
from the second operation and slowly
sank until death came,
The deceased was born at Plain city
Weber county Feb, H. 1881 and was
the son OF Louis Chester and Alameda
Raymond Shurtlfl and grandson to
the president Of Weber stake. on
March 8, OF this year. he married
Maude, daughter OF James Carver Of
this city. Up TO the time Of his sick
ness he was in the employ OF the com
mssary department Of the Southern
Pacific. He was universally liked and
was popular with all who had the priv
llege Of his acquaintance. The news Of
his death comes as q shock to the COM
munty
The funeral services will be held on
Sunday at noon at the Third Ward
Westinghouse. The remains now lie at
the home Of the deccased's father, rear
of gUil Washington avenue, where they
can be viewed by friend Sunday
morning. The Intcrment VIII be IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
COURT NOTES

suit was fled I'm the district court
today by John y. Almett against
Brigham Sellers TO recover $4,000 ana
interest alleged 10 be due on a promis-
sorry note.
Ann H. Perry filed suit in the dis
trict court today against John A. Rees
TO recover possession of lot Is, block ],
OntOrio subdivision uf salt Lake city
and also 20 recover $50 as damages for
Withholding possession Of the same
nom plaintiff
Wiley L. Brown nlcd suit for di-
y0rCe IN the district court this after
noon against Lettie A Brown on the
ground Of desertion. They were mar
rIed I'm Lostant, H., on Nov. a, 1881
and have four children. II Is alleged
In the complaint that defendant desert
ed plaintiff on Feb %. 1903
Suit has been filed In the district court
by Frank and Josephine Sugden against
Mary A. e, Bowman and S. T. Bow
man 10 recover $1,000 damages for
breach of contract OF sale In regard 10
% part OF lot g. block 49, plat y, Salt
Lake city survey 10 is claimed by
plaintiffs that the lot sold TO them by
defendants was four feet by 10 rods
smaller than defendants represented e..
Plaintiffs ask Judgment for $1,000 dam
ages and for am injunction TO restrain
defendants from disposiug OF or en-
numbering the strip Of land I'm contro-
yersy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
LOOKS LIKE DEATH.


An attempt at suicide was made this
morning IN the city Jail. Whether or
not it was successful is not yet deter
mined. as city Physician Wilcox is
working on the body Of the victim, and
has slight hopes OF effectlng his recoy-
cry. AZ 3 o'clock llfe was not yet ex-
tinCt, although the condition OF tho
man was critical.
The man who tried 20 tske his HE
is Tom Tobn, More than that little
is known about him, Yesterday officer
Heath rounded him up on the streets In
a Jagged condition, aud he was booked
as drunk His appearance suggested
that ne was on the last end of a long
spree. and he was put In the city jail
I'm he should be sober enough to stans
trial.
Shortly after noon today he was dis
covered PROSTATE IN his cell at the city
fail, and an examination disclosed the
fact that he was suffering from NOR
phne poisoning City Physician VIII
cox was called at once aud began to
work upon him. lie stated this after
noon that he had bus slight hopes Of
saving the man. as he was very far
gone when discovered
II Is not known about the city Jail
how he obtained the dose OF morphine.
This ~ the second time he has been
arrested -Four days ago officer Smoot
gathered him In IN "a drunken stupor,
but he was released when sober, as 4
was his first offense. It Is thought that
he Is a brakeman employed on one OF
the local railroads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15

clety has closed a contract with Messrs.
Steiner and Elicit, noted trapeze per-
formers, as an attraction for the state
fair.
on Wednesday Sept. 20, az 10 o'clock
Judge Richie Will make "A setting OF
jury and n0n-jury cases for trial In his
division Of the district court during
the present term OF court.
The funeral Of Lena Williams, the
unfortunate Commercial street woman,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
parlors Of s. d. Evans, Rev.G G. Hunt
ing conducting the services The burial
was IN the city cemetery
Manager Cooper Of Polk & Company
has just got out the new Trinidad
city, Colo, directory which shows 4
city and suburban population Of 1880.
The directory Is very neatly gotten up
and the publication Is a credit.
Robert D. Grant and family will leave
tomorrow for Los Angeles to reside,
and Immediately on his departure, j. X.
Walker and family will occupy thu
premises recently purchased from Mi
Grant at 5 and South Temple streets,
The second story front Of the Consoli-
dated Wagon a Machine company's
building on State street Is being re-
modelled 20 accommodate the offices OF
the company, which will be removed
there from their present north side To-
cation
The Y. NJ. c, A. directors met last
evening, and authorized the employ
ment of q larger stan Of teachers than
had been originally intended on ac-
count OF the expansion OF the work,
The total number Of instructors VIII
be 3d.
a Pennington farmer sent r. j. Amy
OF this city a bunch OF what is con
sidered In that section an entirely new
feature In wild grasses and upon which
the Wild ducks have been extensively
feeding. Mr.. Amy submitted the sam
PIE 10 Chemist Harms this morning,
and that official said 1T was composed
Of wild celery and wild parsnip.
Alexander Lee brought to the News"
office today "a sample OF lucern obtained
on state street just below Tenth South
which has been biighted by smelter
smoke. This is a new area, and Is
nearer the city than extensive damage
has heretofore been done. lie states
that lucern near Liberty park Is being
damaged now, while IL has not been in
previous seasons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
PERSONALS

f. G. Luke has returned from a three
weeks vacation trip through the east
with Mrs, Luke.
Alex. Legge. assistant manager OF
the International Harvester company
a. Chicago viii be In town IN a few
days 10 Inspect the western offices OF
the company IN this city.
The two daughters OF Mr.. Maurice
Kane. superintendent OF patents Of
the lternational Harvester company,
are IN the city for a few days, from
Chicago.
B. L. Grant and wife leave for the
Portland fair tonight and on their re-
turn, MI Grant win stop In Idaho on
business.
O. G, Durgin, representing the 3. f..
Woods Publishing company OF Bos-
ton. is at the Kenyon
Capt, James D. Taylor, Jr., of the
Eighteenth infantry. and wife are at
the knutSford from Fort Leavenworth,
en- route west,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
SPECIAL VENIRE
IN SH0CKLEY CASE.
Judge Armstrong Will Probably
Issue enc for Is Additional
Jurors Today.
$50 SUMMONED IN TWO DAYS.
And Up to Noon Today Not 0ne Was
Accepted 0ut Of That
Number

Judge Armstrong viii probably issue a
special yenIre for IS additional jurors
IN the Shockley murder case this after.
noon, as the regular yenire OF 800 jurors
was exhausted today and up 10 noon
there were stllI i've more Jurors TO be
secured The venro win be made re-.
turnabe tomorrow morning, ms judge
Armstrong win get one OF the other
judges OF the district TO handle his Sat.
urday probate call and he win proceed
with the ShockIey case
In the past two days $50 Jurors have
been summoned and up TO noon today
not one juror was accepted out of thar
number OF the 70 summoned today, 81
were excused ON their voir dire examine
alton, four were challenged for cause
by the defense and excused and two
ala not appear IN court at all, and the
court issued bench warrants for them
They are w. W Chisholm and George
T.. Chandler
Yesterday afternoon District Attorney
Loofh0urow excused ono man on per-
emptory challenge and Attorney smith
for the defense excused two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
SUGAR COS. HOLD
MONTHLY MEETINGS
Utah Sugar Company Makes In.
portant Concessions to
Farmers
IDAHO TO INCREASE CAPITAL.
Regular Dividends on Utah Preferred
And Common Posted for
Sept 3d.

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Inc regular 'H'i''''S 'n'''''b' Vi 'H'
board or directors OF me several sugar
companies whose headquarters are Ga
tbis oifv raro bsi3 fbfs iporript. md
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'0'''''' "D'' ~, ''''P'' ''-''>' "''
transacted, Manager cutler made a re-
port on the condition Of the beet fields
g., tpo porrb and soutb and eaId that
.... ..,,.
'No I'N'H' S''' '"' Hd" '''J 5'".I'''J
improved the outlook. AT sugar CITY
Idaho Falls, ana ln Garland the ton
,,,s,, ,,o,l5 M, ,.,,,, .bo.,.,. Il, g,.t a.
N'u'' 'N'eeo any eS','""''s yet '""o''
mere was ,'l's.'s, 'p'1 "'I'''sg '' 'n'
lions there considerably so that the esq
climate ,r t,s t,,p.r. ,,.uI5 d., l,rrsr
imam 'hal II"ue ''"I'"A "Eo' N'' 'N'
factories begin operations ON Cr about
Monday. oct O. as DO has been de-
,,5.5 .fto. i,,. ,,.r.ri.r.o rb,t r,
pee'' gam largely ny o'ihs aho"ed 10
r6man iu thc ground throughout the
ereatpr p7rt of sopteuber.
An actiop that tyIu d. .si,y vr,tifv.
,osses owing IN tho droutb The ulgnt
ana tbs ,vbite Nv V,s ttkon bv p6o
Iitab eug9i cor'r,p,, baarI TbIs Was
g., rcsolitiop c,nn,yge5iyg the pIar.,s,
e. n,,,a on sn6y,gnro io an tsrn,e,s
r.,d ba,,o s',s1atrs6 t,t,i lossas i,,, ra.
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l0N ..lh eNgi ,',si' W o''' '"'' WI" 10
e'He''"S 'pp'e''"''N'
TO INCREASE CAPITAL.
The board nc directors OF the Idaho
Sugar company decided that the capt
tai OF the company should De Increased
from S3,0OO0OO TO $5,0OO,OOo. the $1,000
600 increase to be left In the treasury
OF the company 90 boz sold as future
needs may require. OF this sum- $oOO,OO5
VIII be sold to stockholders within the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
THE MITIGATION PLAN.
The County Consolidated Schools At.
tracing Favorab Q Attention.

The result OF the consolidation OF the
county school districts Of this county
into two large districts is being watch
ed with considerable interest by the
educators IN several other large coun-
ties OF the state and already County
supt OF Schools Smith has received re-
quests for information concerning tho
plan from educators IN Cache county
with a view to effectlng a consolidation
OF the districts IN that county.
From All Indications the consolidation
IN this county will be very successful
and much better results are expected
ia an educational way than under the
old condition of affairs. At present,
however, some OF the districts are
crowded and there IL great need of ad-
ditlonal school houses. In one district
Supt Smith reports that there are 500
pupils and only three rooms IN which
to accommodate them. This condition
uecessltates a double session each day
In some Of the districts. In that way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
liver BROS. WILL
MOVE IRON WORKS.
On That Showing lOjugctiOn Suit
Trouble May be Settled
Out of Court
NUISANCE WILL HAVE 70 co.
CitizeSs Make Strong Protest for It's
cOntnuouee-Will be Trans
ferred to Southwest.

1t is very probable that the inIunc-
ton suit filed on Wednesday by Amy
]. *, Smith ct al, against the silver
Brothers Iron Works company TO en-
join defendant from operating It's plant
ana to have abatcd as % nuisance. will
be settled out of court bY defendant
agreeing to remove the plant IN the
near future
The order to show cause why an in
junction should not issue as prayed in
tho complaint was set for hearing be-
fore Judge Morse this morning but It
was continued until this afternoon and
II Is expected by that time that there
VIII be settlement perfected between
the parties to the action The defend
ant for some time past has owned
and has been purchasing property IN
the southwestern part Of the city near
the railroads for the purpose Of con-
structing "a new plant and since this
injunction has come up II Is probable
that immediate steps towards the re-
moyal of the present plant will be
taken
AHtit Hlt ~ hAAllllill0 ll Nlt ha0t hiH
nearly all OF them were present in court
this morning ready to show that the
operation of the plant I'm It's present To-
cation IS O nuisance and has greatly
injured their property and has also
been somewhat Of menace to their
health.
The plaintiffs 10 the suit are Amy j,
*. Smith. Jesse NJ Smith. Martha y.
Smith. May j., Smith. Rehecca y. Nib
ley Annie Watson, Phoebe Y. Beatie,
Maria G. y Dougnll Samuel II. Leayer
G., c. Murphy, Mary 7. V, Hampton,
May williams. Nina Cannon Ellis,
Claussa Smith Williams. Susan Eliza
beth West smith. John Henry Smith,
Lucy NJ Smith, John II. Smith, Sophia
=, Nuttall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
GRICE is A PRETENDER.
Never Decorated With Victoria Cross"
For Saving Lord Roberts,

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being tried recently for burglary, and
during the time intervening between
ht, co,y,c,,or ana sontence n 10
no ''''''.,'' ''' - -
years I'D 'He STATE PRISON, sumo OF 'He
newspapers IN this city INDUCED In d
great deal of laudatIon for Crlce. Who
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
WITH THE CROOKS.
Burglary Larceny, Gun.Pulling and
Other Police Cases,

4 young man named John Smith was
arraigncd IN Judge DiehlR court this
morning ON the charge OF burglary The
complaint was filed by Mrs. A. c, Kaey.
Smith pleaded not guilty and his hear
ing was set for next Monday morning.
Melvin Smith, convicted OF the lar
ceny OF 90 candles from the Comm.
bus Con- was sentenced TO pay fine
Of SO
John Green the man arrested several
days ago ON the charge or pulling a
gun on hotel runner named f. c.
Sohuster pleaded not guilty 10 assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
kill, and waived preliminary hearing.
The officers made an important dis
covery this morning IL was said by
the prisoner that the gun contained
blank cartridges. The police examined
the weapon and found that one OF the
bullets, the one Intended for the com.
plainant, had lodged In the barrel Of the
weapon, But for that fact, Schuster's
body would IN all probability now be
adornlng a slab In tho morgue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
MARTIAL LAW IN TOXIC.
Committee of the Diet VIII De.
mand It's AbOlishment.

Toxic, Sept. H. $3.50 p. m.--The COM
mittee OF the lower house OF the diet.
which has been investigating the re-
cent disturbances win have an inter-
view with Premier Katsura tomorrow
on which occasion the committee will
demand the abolition OF martial law
and will also organize a special COM
mittee Of inquiry into police outrages.
The bar association Is memorable
ing the government for the abolition Of
martial law.
The president and vice president Of
the lower house OF the diet will go TO
Yokohama tomorrow 10 meet Secy.
Taft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-15
MILLINER DISAPPEARS.
Said to Have Gone Away With Idea Of
Forming Matrimonial Alliance.

There is something OF a futter among
the feminine employees and q small tit
ter among the men clerks Of the Keith
O'Brien company over the sudden and
entirely unexpected resignation Of Miss
Clara Howard head Of the millinery
department Of the firm. She left Tues
day evening last, without giving any
notice, so Mr. Lewis member Of the
Arm, saye. and he does not consider
that such action is quite right"
According 20 what Miss Howard told
some OF her fellow employees and ru-
mors from other sources 1t Is current
ly understood that when she went east
not long ago. to purchase goods She
met her destiny In the shape OF a
promising young business man Of Oma-
Ia named Shelly and the upshot OF the
acquaintance made on the train was
am engagement. IL Is reported, too,
that he IS pretty well fixed 50 that
the lady So regarded os having made a
matrimonial "tcn strike