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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
NOW 1T HAS A FLOOD.
Following a Drought Pennsylvania Is
Suffering from a Damaging

Philadelphia, Jan. 1O.--The effects Of
last nights heavy rain and gale are in
evidence today in all sections of the
city and environs. The most serious
result is the swollen condition of the
Schuyidll river, which is scventeen
feet Dove normal at Manayunk suburb
Fourteen mills are closed as a result
Of the flond. 1900 hands are idle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
Russia's Sorry Christmas.

ST. Petersburg, Jan 1O-With a bea. y
heart Russia today celebrated it,
Christmas. The trials of the war losses
at the front had brought sorrow and
mourning to countless homes, and the
usual rejoicing was absent. In St.
Petersburg all departments Of govern
ment closed until Tuesday. The in
tense old kept people indoors. and all
ordinary public festivities and private
entertainments were omitted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
Harold pace Testises,


Cambridge. Mass, Jan. l0.-.Two
points developed at roday's session of
the court trying Charles l.. Tucker
on a charge of numbering Miss Mabel
Page.
One of those was the statement of
Harold Page, brother of the murdered
woman, that he had been acquainted
with Tucker more thar six years., and
that Tucker had called twice Mt the
Page home. the first time at the irNi-
tation of the witness.
The other feature was the statement
of M. d. Ewell, Of Evanston, III, a
handwriting expert, that the person
who wrote the address .. l.. Morton,
Charlestown, Mass" on a piece of pa
per found on the floor of Miss Pages
room after the murder, was the per-
son who filled out and signed the sales
slips alleged by the government to
have. been made IL by Tucker While
he was a salesman for ii Boston firm
Of tatioisrs.
On April 5, the day following Miss
Pages funeral and fuckers first ex-
testified that the defendant and he rode
together in a train from Boston to
Auburndale. Page said Tucker opened
the conversation by saying:
Did o know that they've had me
in it?"
Il told him l was aware OF it" said
the witness.
He asked me is anyone was sus-
'pected. and 1 told him SO far as L
knew no one was. l then told him I
could not discuss the matter as I was
under instructions not TO. He said it
was q terrible thing, and he hoped they
would get h right nan"
Page said while his sister had ,S29
in her purse before the murder, when
the purse was discovered in a bureau
drawer after the tragedy it contained
only SO cents.
During the trial today all of the
garments worn by Miss Page on the
day h met death We're entered as
exhibits in the case. With the eXcep-
ton of the outer garments and the
shoes and stockings every article bore
large crimson stains.
A portion of a skeleton was employed
again to illustrate the position of the
wounds.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
Jap Held as a Soy.

San Francisco. Jan. lO.-Oficers OF
the steamer Harold Dollar, which re-
Gently arrived from PetroEavlovski,
say Lieut.. Ito Matsumato of the Japa-
nese army is Il prisoner of the Rus
slams. They say the lieutenant was
captured on the western side Of KAN
chatka peninsula, and tina he is held
as a spy by the Russians.
Fearing he intended to escape on the
Harold Dollar, h local authorities put
him behind the bars. He was in con-
~finenlent when the vessel put TO sea,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
A PEO3IA MURDER.
Woman Killed in Her Bed, CHECKED
with a Hair Rihbon-Husband
lie ArresteI

Peoria, ILL.,. Jan. 10.-Otis Butts, llus-
band of a young m who was found
dead in.bed last night with Il hair rib
bon tightly bound about her neck, was
today arrested at the home Of a negro.
lis face was badly scratched and he
was in a state of collapse. He denied
ali knucle6ge OF h murder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
Neutral Ports Doino putv.

Toxic, Jan. 10.-Admirai Kataoka re-
ports that the commanders of the flo
tillas sent to kia Chau and Chefoo
have returned satisfied that the Ger
man and Chinese authorities have
completely Gisarmed the Russian yes
sells which sought refuge in those ports.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
HEAVY FIRE is RENEWED.
Russians. Celebrate Christmas by a
Bombardnent on the Shakhe.

0ku's Headquarters. Jan. 10.-The
Russians, in celt brating their Christ
mas eve, began a heavy rife fire at 10
o'clock last evening opposite Linini1npu.
Their artillery Joined in and kept up
for two hours the hardest firing known
since the Shakhe river was reached,
spreading along the Whole front of
Oku's army. The Japanese sustained
no damage ana refused TO reply.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12

and had finally confessed that the reason
why he had broken the knife-bIade wa.
because he feared NNat he might he sus-
pected of murder. since his name hfd al
ready been mentioned In connection with
it. The prosecutor spoke of TIE red fibres
and Of the evidence that Tucker had Killed
The slip of paper with the address, -. L.,
Norton, Chariestown. Mass on II, and of
the postal card with the words, Morton
and Charlestowf.
Francis Fl. Kendeli. a civil engineer, the
first witness. told the measurements OF the
Page house and the roads leading thereto.
and at the conclusion of his testimony
was adjourned until tomorrow.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
JAPANESE keep The
PORT CLOSED TIGHT
Will Allow No Vessels Save
Their Government Boats
Inside Port Arthur.
IL
It Conveys Thanks TO the Army and
Navy and Their Commanders
General Blockade Of Lao Tuna
Peninsula Raised.

Port Arthur. Jan. Io.-The regular
Russian soldiers al Port Arthur
marched out yesterday andstae only
troops nov in the city are volunteers.
Two fires strted in Port Arthun, yes
terday. for which General Stoessel apo,-
ogized. He said the volunteers were
Unable to control the popniaee. and he
desired the Japanese to enter Popt Ar-
formal entry of the japanese has been.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-12
CorteIyou Goes Abroad

Boston. Jan. George 3. Cortelyou
sailed for the Mediterranean on the
liner Canopic. He is going abroad for
two months for a needed rest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
SHOWING REFLECTS CIR EDIT
Exhibit OF School Work at Lafayette
IN Most Excellent.

Many people are Hooking 10 the as
sombly room Of the Lafayette school
today Tho occasion IN an exhibit Of
school work. from the first 10 the
eighth grades, inclusive, and the vlsl-
tors, who are enjoying u rare treat, IN
cludo the patrons Of the school IN well
os many other persons who are inter-
ostod In educational matters
The showing made " certainly an OK
cellont one, and reflects great credit
upon Principal j, H. Coombs and his
corps Of efficient teachers, The work
OF all the pupils IN the school IL rep
resented, the note books OF each In the
various studies being t0stofully nr-
ranged upon tables, while tho drawing
work adorns the walls, II II interest
Ing to cull over tho papers and To be
able thorefr0m 90 tell at u glance just
what each boy or girl II doing IN the
institution that IN preparing him or her
for the great Affairs Of life, The school
work In In nowlso intoricred with by
the exhibition, ns the teachers are busy
with their various classes, ana while
the visitors ~ the assembly room are
viewing what the pupils have accom-.
plIshod the latter are diligently en-.
gagged IN pursuing their studies, The
exhibit IN not In any way connected
with specimens OF school work TO be
displayed NJ the Lewis and Clark ex.
position, but IN for the purpose OF
showing home people and such tourists
os may happen to call the commend
able results that are being achieved In
the public schools,
The display win be open for lnspoc'
ton Az long az interest In manifested,
All are cordially invited to visit tho
school,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
THE STOCK OFFERING.

y q II Ger ais pcsdn
pda
Nnngc VIII DO 10
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a
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and o yomrm
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, May S-augor, raw, nat
Fair ronnng Shs centrifugal 90 test, iHi
mOnasos sugar vM,
Refined Unsettled, Crushed, 6,J, pow.
dorcd, O,ili graduated, GLIB,
Conoo- steady No, 7 Rio, a.
lMttor.-RlrOlg, Street prlooa, extra
creamery 2dsU2i, official prices, cream.
cry, common 10 extra, 93df2b state dai y,
common 90 extra, 2lQs6, renovated, com.
mon To extra, Ha2lhl western factory
common TO extra, 1905 western Inv IA
Chocso-i'ifm Receipts 1873, state full
creams small old cplored and whlto
fancy ll,a DO, hno l3N do. late made
poor TO choice, l9haloA do, largo fancy,
n DO one, lshalShi Do lo,c ,,nn,aSd,,, cob
new small colorcd and white hnc, lj! do
fair TO choice llhll2H,
ltggs-lrrgoulnr Western storage selec.
tons, ~ do, nrs,s, H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
MAY TERM Of THE
SUPREME COURT.
Opened Today aud Arguments
Heard ID Three Different
Cases
DISDARMENT PROCEEDINGS.


Tho May term Of tho supreme court
opened today and arguments IN the fol-
lowing casos were heard G. Bcldin
snyder w, walter II, PIKE, appellant
Thomas stocd w, the Rio Grandc
Western Railway company, appellant
state OF Utah w, samuel Richard, np'
pclnnt, In the first named case Justice
straup was disqualified ana Judge
Morse occupied the bench In His stead
In tho state case, Atty'don Brooden
confessed error az oitoi IN appellants
transcript, and was Wiling that the
case be reversed ana new trial grant
Cd without arguing the casc The at
tornoy for defendant wanted the case
argued and would not consent TO II
being submitted without argument
ADMITTED no THE BAR,
Upon recommendation Of the COM
mlttoe OF bar examiners, charles X,
Ilolllngsworth, Htnio senator ana also
former county clerk OF Weber county,
was admitted 10 tho bar Of this state,
Charles &. Parsons of Colorado was
admitted 10 tho bar upon motion,
MOYER DiSBA RMlNT CASE.
The matter OF tho dlsbnment pro.
ccodinga against Alty,uoorRo w, Moy-
or was taken up and Any, Patterson re-
Quosied the court 60 appoint u roforoo
60 mako the Investigations IN the case
ana report 10 the court, The matter
OF the appointment OF referee was
taken under adyisomcnt by the court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
DESCENDANT Of
MER|WETHER LEWIS
Utah Has q Great Grandson IN the
Person Of |, s Slaughter
Of llincRIcy
POSSESSES VALUABLE RELIC.
Heirloom Consist, OF q Can, Made by
Noted Explorer on Ills Return
from Virginia

Among the cltIsons Of llncklcy
Utah, n a great.grandson OF the noted
explorer MorIwother LOWS His name
IL Il, T. Slaughter and he hns written
to the ulah LOWS y clark exposition
commission informing II Of his roln'
tlonshlp 10 the explorer ana also stat
lng that he has IN his possession n relic
OF the explorers, which should be dis
played IN tho Utah building ut the
fair
The heirloom consists OF q cane made
by MI LOWS upon hlG return 10 Wv
alnln inter The discovery of the Lewis
n Clark territory II IN made NJ hlck'
ory ana has buokhoin top taken from
q buck killed by him In the Rocky
mountains during his nip, II Is highly
prlaod by Mr. Slaughter hut he kindly
offers 10 allow the commission 10 dis
play II at the exposition, Secretary
Cunningham OF the commission has
written 10 him thanking him for his
Kind offer ana accepting the same on
behalf OF the commission,
a telegram was received today by
Secretary cunningham from Manager
spencer ClNwson at Portland stating
that work on the Utah building wng
progressing satisfactorily and that tho
same would be completed by May 20,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
MARKET OPENED
At LOWER FIGURES.
Threatened international lompll
cations Had Depressing LllseI
On Stocks
CONSIDERABLE LIQUIDATION.


New YORK. May s,.-rho weakness OF
foreign markets on account u mo 'hlea'
cncd international complications was
acutely reflected In the opcnng dclUhHp
In the stock market here, Most 81 We
nominal speculative leaders were down IA
Tor tho opening quotations In the cas-
~ pcoplo'g Gas the decline EXTENDED 10
GA, Louisville a. Nashville was down VA,
Canadian Pacific , United states steel
preferred ~ and c, c, G, a 81 Louis 49,
Feeble rallies after tho opouing lail IN
prloos were not sustained, nosh offerings
driving the market well below lho lnludl
0guroG Representative SOCKS " an
classes scored loegos VI between ! ana :
points and these considerable lllulda'
ton IN spots while tho selling was gen
oral In character very determined pres.
sure was concentrated at times AGAIN u
certain railroad, coal and lnouhulhls'
some of the important dccllnos wore Cone
solldawd Gas W. Northern Paomo NJ,
lralO a Western W., nmolllhs ~, unlsn
racnc, COLORADO l ucl ana Tenn Ssoy Coz
2, ana Reading ana Souluorn PAclilc va
stocks were rullug ght traction ABOVE
the lowest nj u o'clock ,...
:, Declines REACHED ~ TO ID A,ehSe,'
A.
Louis southwestern preferred Wnbhsh
preferred ana Atlantic Coast Lane 80 ~
Shofnold steel and Tennessee Coal loyl
q When operations for I rtlgn ao,oun
were concluded tho pressure was relnecl
and the market rallied New YORK Con
trail and Locomotive recovered lig ~
Paul, Union Pacific, reading i, NJ
Colorado Fuel bmolilng ana ieoplrs GAS
about point, Rubber Goods gained l.
Trading became sem'si0gngnl az the re,
covory and prices slipped OF again before
noon,
Bonds wore heavy at noon
Some stocks were pfostod eloAdllH
downward until they were quoted below
the low hguros Of last Thursday, THIS
was especially noticeable IN some ~ inc
low priced stocks, particularly Stool and
ontario n Western IN the selling al ~
midday Consolidated Gas extended 10 dc.
cline TO 64, Tennessee Cc0l ~ ana
Northwestern, Illinois Central, Wilson's y
central preferred, Sugar and smelling IA
to 2ib,
After eomo OF the CONCESSIONS In which
Amalgamalod Copper aud Reading llRQr-
cd for Losses Of Ia and IN fespteuyely,
an Irregular recovery vet IN ranging 10
about point In New York Central, Union
Pacific ST. Paul and Reading,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
DIVIDENDS I'm SIGHT.

the
wilnot demon
out
in snNh
las
bic dnon yhonm
c n S uuac and ninGllc
The o the compaO S he
The 10 Stanley,
the leading o Nevada
The bonded absolutely the
The best
found which
OF the
Of u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
DEVELOPMENTWORK

already
D Campbell being the with possible
addition the company beginning tunnel on its Black Bull claim lying the southeast side
Montgomery ledge almost dngondA This ledge has been ppe@d before by the Sto
the Sho,e the ledge
a Salt Lake
70 n
a
coOcdc " all who
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OBSERVE THE DATE.
A Letlor That win DO Wrilfon
Some Day -Wo Publish "
In Advance,
HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL,
BOSTON, oct L. 2OOh

BosToN, oct /, 2Ooi
Dear Father
/ have not written 10 YOU for some
days, and 40 win just drop YOU q llnq
TO let you know That ! am wen ana
getting alonA nicely IN my medleal
studies,
We had worry interesting lecture TO.
day at the University Nnd Perhaps you
win be interested 10 hear about w.
The professor WIS talking about those
wonderful medicinal cuiOtiVoA when
are found nowhere except In the cod's
liver and which We now have NJ our
command IN that sterling old remedy
NInol, which was htst used m hundred
years ago, The professor spoke very
well Of VinOl and stated That I'M an
wasting diseases, weakness after slck.
ness, run down, nervous ovorworkod
conditions, with loes Of llosh, appetite
ana sleep IN young nnd old, thore ms
never boon discovered such a splendid
strength, flesh and vitality making tom
lc nB NlnOl
JIo then showed the class few drops
" the very disgusting oil which he Az
nlrod ua wns taken from the coda llycr,
And about hundred yenrs nRo, before
II was discovered how 10 separate the
1ll'lV'llll WI NllN'N llNll wv f''f'Ff
oil, thus making NinoL This oily uh-
stance was actually taken into tho
stomach M medicine, We were MI
much surprised, aud could hardly bc'
Hove that oven n hundred yenrs ego
people could have been 40 ignorant md
mIslnformed as 10 the use this oil IN ltg
crude state,
The professor then said that since
tho Introduction Of NlNol tho old forms
Of cod liver oil ana emulolons have hocn
lnih by ne prRc'lcnllV usole'a and that
for nearly century Ninol has been
considered Nv both doctors and patients
the greatest ~ All strength making,
honllng tOnlce.
Hoping yo, arc well ! remain, with
love 10 mother and sister Mary
Your nfcotlonnto son.
JOHN
y, 81 am told that Duohl a
prnnkon also the smith Drug Coz are
tho druggists In salt Lake city who
handle Vlno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
OLD RESIDENT DIES.
John dilliss OF Provo Succumbs TO q
Lingering Affection
Especial 10 tho 'rNews,w

NND'NlNl w w" s''Nb
Provo, May s,-~John Gilliee, nm old
and respected citizen OF this place, died
last night at his homo IN the sixth
ward, after a lingering Illness Of
dropsy. No was born at perthehlre,
scotland, March 90 1880, and became
q member of the Church Of Jesus christ
Of Latler.dAy saints IN 1868, For \.
number Of years he was u member oS
The dundee conference, IN 1871 no
came to Utah, and after living IN Salt
Lake 10 years, removed 20 Vineyard,
Utah county, and after wards 10 Provo,
where he made his permanent home,
lIo leaves n Wife, four sons, many
grandchildren and several grent'grnnd-
children 10 mourn his departure from
this HE. Funeral services VIII be held
from the sixth ward westinghouse on
Wednesday at y, m, Mlllennial star
please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
WEATHER REPORT

Record ut tho local oillco OF the
weather bureau for the 2, hours ending
at 0 a. m, today'
Barometer reading NJ n. m, %
inches Temperature NJ q, M, ~
deg, maximum, i2 minimum, az
mean, co. which N D deg above nor
NAL,
Deficiency, Of the daily mean tenn
poraturo since the first Of tho month,
80 deg,
EScc. Of daily mean temperature
since Jan, 1, $40 deg
Precipitation since the first OF the
month, l,ii inch, which " 90 inch
above the normal
Excess IN precipitation since jan l.
800 inch
FORECASTS Till Up, NJ TUESDAY,
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city ana
vicinity
showers tonlph, and probably Tues
day, colder with frecSing temperature
hgh dlNirlole
Utah. Forecast taken II, Denver,
Coloi
showers tonight and probably Tues.
day, colder with freezing temperature
hIph districts
West wyoming
showers tonight ana probably Tues
day, colder Tuesday,
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
a trough Of low pressure extends
from British Columbia southenatward
to New MoSIco. A well defined high
area Oycrlies the Missouri valley,
Moderate precipitation occurred over
portions Of nearly all districts with
ihundorstorms reported from Dodge
and AshcvIlc Rain WAS falling this
morning at Atlanta, -
l., LODllOLZ,
Observer, Temporarily IN Charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Want Letters of Administration,

A petition has been nlod IN the pro-
bate division NJ the district court 10y
Mary r. HarNos, who asks 10 be np-
pointed admlnslratrlX OF tho estate
OF Henry H. iIarrlos, deceased, who died
Sept, ~, 1902, The estate IN valued nt
$1,000
Charles A, iInlletrom has filed q potl'
,lon IN the district court asking Tor let.
tors Of administration " the ostaio NJ
Chrletlno IlOllWrom deceased, who died
ON April "a. 1905, leaving an estate vail
uod at $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
ROGERS HOME SOLD.
Glen Miller Makes Purchase for tho
Sum Of $4,000,

Glen Miller this morning purchased
from Lindsay n. Rogers for $4,000 tho
handsome homo Of the latter ut the
corner Of Second and ~ streets. Mr.,
Rogers viii continue TO occupy tho
premia,e untll Mn Miller returns with
his family from Europe next september,
Mr., Miller leaves q week from today
for New York, whence he sails fof
Paris TO Join his wife and son, who have
been abroad since last May In addls
ton TO this elegant home Mr., Miller has
recently purchased q considerable guam
tity OF Salt Lake real estate, thus ovinc-
Ing his faith In the future Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
COURT NOTES

Suit he's been Med IN the district court
by Minnie J., Snow against q, A. tilbhS
nnd wife 20 foroclopo n chNttle mort
gage given by defendants TO secure tho
payment OF u promIesory note for N'O'
judge Morse has wondered q decree In
favor Of plaIntlii IN the case OF Edna T.
y, L. Herr against Isaac u, Lyon QUIET
inn plaintiffs title 10 lot 49, block 3, j.
IT, Wholon's addition TO Salt Lake CITY
Frank l., Palm has illcd suit In the
district court against the Utah Console
dated Mining company 10 recover dam
hgos IN Tho sum OF $4,000 for injuries
TO their farm and crops alleged TO have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
Mrs. Kimball Gets Allowance.

Judge Armstrong has granted the po-
tlton Of Mrs, Geneva \, KlmOall adj
mlnlelratriN Of the estate of Edwin
Kimhall, deceased, asking for ~ add.
tlonal family allowance Of $3.50 per
month dating from tho death OF her
husband ON Oct II, 1893, The total
amount OF the allowance up TO date NJ
$3.50 per month h $4,000, There were 20
protests against making the allowance
10 the petition WAS grantod, Al the
WAS valued ut sllG,oOO and under the
administration OF Mrs, klmbNll its val
We has Increased to $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08
PRODUCE,


Chicago May S.-rcar Of fresh oompll.
cations I'M the war situation brought out
nm active demand from shorts Tor wheat
reeul,lng ln u elrong market mere today
A loylyod rumor that France and Enc
land might become involved IN The atfug'
glo In the fnr east moro than onset The
effect OF ideal weather prevailing through.
out the United states July Uponed :. 10
" higher az 3ls To- 5h and advanced 10
@AQt3h Minneapolis, Duluth and thlca-
70 reported receipts Of 1873 cars against
In response TO tho strength of wheat
the corn market showed considerable
lllmnoss July opened y TO hUh higher AZ
l@uih After selling. UP 20 fN the
price settled bnck 10 NAMiiS
,o3S S'y vS 0" rs oRSGlgSeaa unchanged TO WV ana
july pork opCnod 3 cents down, ut 70, Is,
aud sold later AT l2Gh,
Lard was m 2hAO cents ut 1GH@
l,lb' were sAaO cents lower at IssNa
COshl hWoat-No o rcd, elliQoSsi No,
3, red, Su@, No. O. hard, plnp3is; No,
4 hard, @uP0i No, \ northern, @Ngl No,
2, northern, l8ngi No, spring, Sup6
4als-NNS' y. gSt,T:G,sNl 2 ~ y sSsSo,ps
.Closc hWoai- May, DaN july, ~; sept,
torn-MoN 49, July, Gsi Sept, ~
ooie"Noy, 29N, July, 9o1 scpl, sSaeSs
.pork~MaN 200 July, lga!hi sopt,
LOrd-MoN 1l5l July 1924 Sept, $50,
Ribs-May 1906 July, 12Is Sept V.,iH
Ryc-Moy, ava
flaY--CnHh northwest iSp
Timothy. May, 300,
Clover May l2,@HlgN,
Nnrley-Cnsh, WQig.
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Suit TO Recover Rent.

Walter j, Felt filed an attachment
suit IN tho district court today against
Mrs NJ LoekwIN TO recover the total
sum Of 1915 No rent ana damages ana
$3.50 attorneys fees, II Is alleged that
defendant leased the second floor of the
Cannon building nc II and ~ south
EOst Temple street, for n year ana
that sho has packed NJ her household
hoods ana IN attempting "a louyo With
out paying the rent, and before the
termination Of her lease,
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been caused by tho smoke and fumes
from defendants emeltcr,
Albert X Arpln has filed suit for dl.
yoroc IN the district court against Hat
tlo Arpln on the ground Of desortion,
They were married nc Birmingham,
Ala, on May No. 1902 and Il II alleged
that defendant deserted plaintiff OF
July q, 1903,