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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
PRISON AWAITS THEM.
Cow Boy Nell" aud Others Convicted
OF Bold Robbery.

Sheriff Johnson Of Lincoln county,
New, departed yesterday afternoon
from salt Lake. having in bis custody
five prisoners whom he is conveying to
the state prison al carson CITY tie
arrived m this city with his prisoners
Thursday night, over the Salt Lake
Route, and his charges were locked r
Sheriff Emcrys human safety vaults
for the night,
Among the prisoners 'Ncrc "CoWb-v
Nell, or as she calls herself, Mrs Mel
lie Monroe, whose thrilling episodes
here and IN Nevada We're recited in he
News some time ago. and her alleg.
ed husband, Hugh Monroe. The mal
will serve 1--WE years and the woman
four FOR n bold attempt at burglary 81
DeIamar. The woman passed through
Salt Lake some weeks ago and 'vds
placed On the city jail for smuggling
dynamite IN her baggage The eXplos
I've. she said. was intended FOR pros
pecting purposes IN the gold fields o..
the Sagebrush state ID turned ou.,
however. that the dynamite was 90 be-
used 10y herself and Monroe who was
already in Nevada, in series % rob
berries The pair with two accom-
plices. were captured the first tlm'
they tried 10 turn the trick. as ONE
OF the persons permitted lo take hand
IN the game was detective.
A speedy trial and conviction follow'l
the apprehension Of Mr. aud Mrs Mon
roe. and both viii spend their time be-
hind prison bars Tor some years 70
come The woman is Of Italian par
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. r. ". Hamlin announces the
engagement 81 her daughter Kinda 10
7. W. BAH The marriage ls .' iahe
place June II.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. Derrick announce
the marriage ~ their daughter Anuahe.
10 Nj. :. u. Watson. to take place
on Wednesday. June =. in the saii Lake
Temple.
The womsn's Republican club NI
meet Monday. June T. st D. M az me
home ot Mrs Y. B0nnemorl 40 els
South Temple.
Last night NJ r. q. schramm gave
an elaborate dinner al ihe Alta club n
honor ~ Miss mary Robinson az Niche
gan. the table being laii in tae gold
room and effectively decorated n rcd
and green pepnies and carnations Dee
ing used Nith loose sprays of f"rIs.
The guests. besides uss Rohmsot
we're NJ. and Mrs p. :. Ferry. Mr.
and Mrs W VI. Ferry. Mr and Mrs.
Heher ". Wells. Mr.. ard Mrs Ren-
ner y Smith. Mr. ard Mrs Leslie j.
Satage Mrs Harold Russell Mr. T.
" Iennngs. WINS r. q. BclrlsirF.
ana j. s. Critchloa
One Of the pretiiesi lunchcons NJ One
week was that given hy Mrs Weiiz and
Mrs simon "a the Commercial club
v1sfe-.'7'' m fs'it ieinr fs-n b. r'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
FUNERAL OF MRS. DUNLOP.


The funeral services Of Mrs Mar
galct Nelson Dunlop were held from
the TUcuty-eighth ward chapel yoster-
day afternoon at %. m- Bishop VIM.
Mcmillan conducting the obsequies
The seleCtions.most fcel.ugly rendered
hy the ward choir were. II need Thee
every hour" SISTER thou vast mild
and lovely and Tho Darkening trials
throug your way
Elders James b. Howell. Alfred p.
Solomon. Elder Joseph W McMurrin of
the First Council of seventy. and B.sh-
op Mcmillan. were the speakers. Elder
John Vs. Bond offered ihc opening
prayer aud Counselor James 4. Smith
pronounced thD hcuel.Dti0n
Tho te.d8fks 0f The speakers were iu
testimony of che shilling integrity and
uuHaKOlnr falthiuiuess Of the dcpart-
Cd sister i0 me work of the Lord.
The chapel was filled 90 It's capacity
with the friends and ueighhors Of Sis
ted Dunlop The ,3skct and stand were
covered with beautiful floral offerings
~ The grave side Elder John y. Smith
made the deiicatory prayer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
ALUMNI REUNION
OIL. u. :. University Held In Barratt
Hail Last Evening.

Tho alumni association Of the L. d. S.
university held d reunion at Barratt
hal last evening. which was attended
by about $50 members 4 business
meeting was held nrst. when Joseph j.
Cannon was again chosen as president
owen Horsfal is vice president. John
L. Hicks secretary and Miss Anna
Gran; treasurer
After engaging 10 dancing for some
time. the guests p5uook of an elaborate
banquet. Prof T. n. Paul was toast.
master. and those who gave responses
20 respective t0asts were. Ncphl j.
Morris. "The Gym That ls To BE, pa-
vid Cummings. Ten Years Hence. -
Elizabeth r. Cannon "llDeri Amae
MATHIS" John A. Knight Brigham
Young. the Empire Builder y. t.
Porter. Get TogOhcmess ' Tie re-
union was arranged for and in charge
Of the following committees.
Program-Joseph J. Cannon, Lee
Greene Richards. John 81. Evans
Laura Dlveit. stella Pau. Richard W..
Young. Jr.
Decoration and Dancing John L..
Hicks. owen Horsfall. William T..
wetzal. Elizabeth r. Cannon, Ada
Biiiner
Banaue, sasie Heath. George Q.
Morris. Gene Irvine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
ROLL OF HONOR.
ForN-SiN Pupils Who We're Not Alb
sent or Tardl.

Following is the list Of pupils of
the Franklin school i6 I'm number
who were neither absent nor tardy bon
a single instance during the school
year 1866:
Alton Pinuv Robert Gienuy, Dom
aid kecDau, Maud Brown. Myrtle
Boyd. Madge Hitler Earl Pinney, Earl
Wood, Herbert Brown Herman TrcW,
Edna Brown, Beatrice Gould Jean
Livingstone. Josophiua Tibhs Hazel
Jackman Violate Kes.er clara Lee.
Eddie Ehlurd Rachel Gedge, Ethel
Addoms, John B0dmau Frank Dykes
Joe Dykes Mary Pickett. Herbert Rob-
is1n Marvin Gould. Edgar Richard
son. Louie Hodges. Stanley Cheshire.
Ernest strong CaIl Swenseu Fred Xim-
norman Isabel Donaldson. Gina Kce-
nam. Margaret McCormick Josephine
lreW. Alice Moody Harold Allen Lew
is Brown. George Barker Vera Jones.
Helen Castle Nanni Mccormick. Ha-
90 Richardson Mary Rich, Glen
Crews
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ANN ~
Anenbaugl
PROTECT PROPRIETARY mEpI'
CtNES.

ns ever occur 10 you that promrie-
,,rv medicines are blessing 10 man
WA generally? The good ones have
i,,r continued sale. the poor ones
i,Te short life and soon leave the
market. .,..,.. 49,.
,ty,,clans and druggists Il would be
tys.nslve and very inconvenient at
,,,,S especially In the country and at
,igS, when neither could be convenient
IL reached. For nearly forty gears
posrhees German Syrup has been used
h many families. and thousands OF
i've, Of Adults and children have been
ssvtd by It's use. when 81 was lmpos-
,ble 10 reach physician. German
syrlp is the best household remedy
tor cough. colds. throat and lung
trouble. II quickly relieves the hack
ing cough. loosens the phlegm, and
brinrs sound and refreshing fleep.
Tventy.Aye and seventy-hve cents.
Gtt COPY Of Green's Prize Almanac.
4, al druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
PROGRAM AT VARSITY



Tho following program MAS rendered
at the graduation exercises OF the Uni
ycrsity Of Utah training class yester-
day;
chorus. "Trip. Trip -.......Class 1906
Glass poem ...,.......Niuniirei snow
Glass Prophecy .......EtheI COMBS
Chalk Talks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Earl Evans Marian Thompson,
Florence Ware. Emma Chase
Advice Go '0I Glass Paul Talmage
Vocal solo ........t....lrene Tuekttt
our Last VIII and Testlment.....
.........,,,..... Susie Speakmsu
Dialogue ... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lucge Connor Mary Horne, Daire
Van Colt.
Presentation OF Gift 10 School.
Observation-Disclosures. Victor Ball
Address 90 Graduating Glass;.
............ Dr. j. O. kiHgslury
Presentation of Certificates.
Chorus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class 1905
The pupils who we're graduated from
the class were.
Victor Bail. Vernon Biors. willard
Bcunion. Leslie ". Cochirg. Raymond
n. Cooper. Earl b. Evans Walden Ila-
blsh. Raymond Spalding Paul Tall
mage. pairc Van Colt Ethel Beers
Lillian Buruni. Lucille Cannon, Emma
Chase. C0rley Co1mbs, Mary :. Home
Ethel r. Cpombs Ruth Kinasburs
Pearl LorcrdrD. Bessie T. Montgom-
cry. WInnIrai snow. Elizabeth Speak
man. susie 8. Spcakm3n. Marion
Thompson. Irene Tuckc;t, Florence T..
Ware. Bessie Whitaker. r. T.. IT. scott
is the teacher of The class and Joseph
+. Mcknight Is principal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
VIII he Held Tomorrow In Honor Of
The Late Abraham !. Gold.

At5p m tomorrow, I'm the Cannon
ward. memorial services viii Doe held in
honor of ihe late Elder Abraham j..
Gold The young man who died from
smallpox l1 the Netherlands
The young mau WAS performing a
mission, and contracted the fatal dis
ease while doing noble service in watt
Iug ON Elder Nclkcr whose death was
noted iu these columns The young
man was taken 90 about The Eth and
passed away oh The itth. re was TAX
ON 90 o. hospital a. soon as he fell on
ans medical attention and careful nurs-
inr were given him but the disease
proved fatal in spite % an that could
o. done f0r him.
It is expected that the memorial seq
vices tomorrow VIII Doe largely attended
ae The Young man was well known and
POPULAR especially in the Cannon
ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
BIG SUIT FILED
In Federal Court by 4. J. Hin Ngainsl
American smelling COMPANY

In The United States district court
Yesterday a damage suit was filed the
amount q which aggregated Sj3.i2"ss.
The complainant was a. ]. Hin. and
the American smelling and Refining
company, The United States Copsoll-
dated Mining company and the Biug-
ham Copper aud Gold Mining company
frf named A. defendapts. Mr. Hill is
M representative Of 20 claimants each
OF whose alleged loss Is separately Civ
en-.
Win The napers IN the damage case.
mere vas filed = suit in equity. The
court is asked 10 decree that defend
ANS SHAH furnish information as 10
me exact amount OF ore treated by
hef smeters each month since jan
way 1903. giving the percentage Of
I-aa arsenic copper. zinc. sulphur and
snumory contained IN the ores. The
os'tnoann are also asked 10 detail
Nhai measures have been taken by
llem Tor he prevention OF the smoke
ruiSnce
IN ihe case Of Sarah A. Carlisle YER
- ne Utah Consolidated Mining
,,oor,nny ir which plaintiff sued for
eoo,l damages for loss by smelter
sl'ose. ne jury late Yesterday brought
~ verdict for complainant in the
sum o. 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Impressive funeral services over the
remains OF Sarah Delight Stocking
Woodruff Were held Ia the Waterloo
Westinghouse. Friday June J. at
o'clock, Bishop Ashael II. Woodruff
presiding. A quartet sang the follow.
ing selections. Rest Tor the weary
soul" 20 My Father" and when the
mists have cleared away Elders jos
eph J. Daynes Jr, Bishop MILO Andrus,
Elders William Freeman Wilford
Woodruff Jr. Elias ). Woodruff. Presi.
dent Frank Y. TAYLOR and Bishop g. Il.
Woodruff, all spoke feclingly Of the life
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Of the deceased She was characterized
as a woman OF sweet disposition, mod
est and uuassuming, and uncomplaln-
ING. u0 matter how severe the losses
and crosses she was called upon to
bear
The deceased was born AZ Bloomfield,
Conn. July %. 1882 and died M South
Cottonwood. May q. 1896 She came
o. Utah iu 1858 and on July 81, 1856 mar
r!ci the late President Wnford Wood D..
run. She IS survived by three sons,
two daughters and % grandchildren.
Her las, days were marked hy much
suffering. aud death came as a happy
release.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
CEREMONY TOMORROW.
statue ri the Virgin Win he Crowned
ljN Little Mis-, Lynch

The statue OF the Virgin viii be-
crowned 500 ST. Mays cathedral tolnor-
row. evening by Mary j. Lynch. dauga-
ter OF j. C. Lynch OF this city.
She VIII be attended bv her brother.
Courtney Lynch. crown bearer David
Hdgeutarth. Carroll sullivan William
Daniels, Charles Hunt pages; GLADYS
Hegney Margaret Connolly Irene pl-
nan. Glayds Griffin, maids Of honor
Florence sullivan. Nora Crawford. "A.
elaide Ears, Ruby Daniels Blanche
Hunt. MAZDA Heguoy banner bearer.
Tho program ot the coronation cere-
mony will be as follows.
Rosary
Littany
Hymn, Bring Flowers of the Rar-
cst'..,........... MAZDA Hegncy
Hymn. Come Gather ~ the Altar"
Act Of conservation, Blessed Virgin,
Observation-Disclosures. Eugene Mcprcier
Hymn, HAL Mary" Marguerite Locke
Procession Of children
Growing OF statue.
Sermon.
tSdlutans .-..............,s..,W elgant
Iantum Ergo ..-..t....t.,...,.- Werner
Landate Dominum ......,,.,., Chan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
I0NGS0N 0BSEQUIEs.
T'''oes Held Yesterday afternoon In
sugar House Ward.

me funeral services over the re-
.'''rs n Charles l.orsson we're held IN
,l- sugar House ward meetlrrhouse
.''si' June ], at r. m. before
- audience Of Intimate friends aud
1,.ssNDofs. Counselor John x. Smith
'.tuctiug
"a pug Murphy. Gertrude Thompson
80 ~ Neilie Thompson furnished the
80. They sang. = need Thee every
layer John I. pyr,.
.s- Wanted on the other side"
speakers were. Jos. Keddlnr-
r.s. s,amuel SUDBURY. James McGhie.
,,.t',. arley Jos " Taylor John ".
,,..,,aser end John r Smith. The
7Aefs dwelt on the noble traits Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
7, F. B. HON0RED
PRESIDENT F0sHAY
psceution Given by, Local Lodges
In Barratt Hall Last
Night.
TALK ON FRATERNALlSM.
,,,, Members Of the Order Came TO
Relief Of sufferers In san
Francisco.

The members Of the Fraternal Broth
.tood lodges Of this city gave re-
.,t,r at Barratt hall last night in
,.oor Of supreme President James A.
.,sbav Of Los Angeles. who has just
.0plsted a tour during which he yis-
"a large number Of the lodges Of
=, order throughout the II states and
.-.,tories In which the order is or
..,l,si 4 fine program was rendered
'esr which the members Of the order
,,bsir friends were introduced 10 the
ss.,.rsuished visitor President Fos-
.r ave a splendid talk about fra
...-,sIi.m during the evening, ana
,ir,sd out the necessity Of the true
ss,ernsl spirit among the members or
y, order. He told Of the wonderful
.-,eess Of the Fraternal Brotherhood
"a rrsised the members Tor thelr
....t work In aiding the stricken peo-
= N san Francisco after the recent
lssUer The great calamity, he said.
e'.-nssd the true fratornal spirit among
~ people all over the United States
~oft than anything which has ever
',lgprrei in this country and the one
,so9ght OF the people at that time
,,,s how can we help those who are
,fActel and IN need.
Yesterday afternoon, President Eos
,sy was the guest 81 honor at lunch
.,r given By State Deputy Supreme
p,ssidept L. c. Murphy and wife at
.sslr home. 33l First street Those
s-s.spt besides Mr.. Foshay were the
-.mbers az the reception committee.
,.s presidents OF the three salt Lake
'ssges OF the FTaternal Brotherhood
IA TWO visiting members from san
r,sncisco Today President Foshay
x.rt 10 saltair. and was delighted with
49, resort and with the excellent
sstblrg afforded by the great SAT-
fsEe He viii leave FOR Los Angeles
.sls afternoon at AIS o'clock.
The program rendered at Barratt hall
IA, night was a very fine one each
,rtls, who appeared receiving me
isartiest applause. Following Is the
0mplet> program:
ladies' THO. Mrs. Kate Brldewell
Anderson, Miss Chase and Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Ions while pink cand,eshades aided IN
the effect Covers Nere laid for about
30 quests.
Mrs : r. Fcnton gave large family
party at her home yesterday iu honor
Of the e.ghueth birthday celebration OF
her mother Mrs r. b. Trip, children
grandchildren and other relatives
spending The afternoon and enjoying a
sumptuous dinner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

OIstory physical education End gene
eIaI tutoring. children suffering from
the school room evils round sh1u'-
doris uuhou chests and nervousness %
specially Miss Baldwin. az Temple
ton building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
HOw-S THIS?

:, We oaer one liandr.d Dollars psv,,d
er-,S cas-. y catsrrh that cannot h.
-e' ~ haWs Catarrh cue
"a, D. q llkNEY 4 Co Toitae %.
o.. lne undersigned. have kn0sn 4 I
H., ior the last u years. ana hsneya
tr..,l,..ii,'ig honorable IN Ell business
o.. ...' ''v,s ana financially shie N csrrv
N N 11o.rsuons made ~ biz nral.
D ol,,N'i klNNAN q MARVIN.
lislis Cstsrrh cure T. ~, ' ,a,.,s ~,
ss,,s olFecu5 upon the blood and muco,,.
~. II The system. Testlmonisls
Dry<.,.,rl,ee' &C. per bottle. sold by ali
"7N- rs-nf rr'e ar ~er..-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

character % the deceased. OF his in-
tegrity to the Gospel. his genial dis
position and fortitude shown during
the pioneer DAYS Of hardship and trial
Song. "Oh My Father was rendered.
Benediction by George Crismon, The
grave was dedicated by John l. Pyre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
SUMMER SCHOOL

June II 10 July 90. Normal School Tor
teachers High School and College Sub
jects Special courses DO Dressmaking
Cooking Manual Training and Manual
Training for boys For circular nd.
dress Sec'y OF Summer School L.. Of l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

a., zen chasing the butterfly of love-
-, ..tS mere is one thing TO keep IN
lIl1a ana that IS, chase the right
nluoubtauutulness that comes by taxi
,,s HOLSTERS Rocky Mantaln Tea.
= .enls Tea or Tablets. 4. e. NJ l.
D'ls Dept ll2 and ila Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
WALLP APER.

Paints Mouldings. burlaps, etc, at
lowest prices
GEO. W EBERT & CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

Digestion furnishes nutrition Tor ths
nerve centers.
Properly dicested food furnishes these
reservoirs Of life with vitality, which
leads to strong, steady nerves and thus
nourishes life
Peruna Is IN great favor among
women, especially those who have voc.-
tions that are trying to the nerves
Expressions Of Gratitude.
Or, Hartman has received nun berless
letters containing expressions OF graft.
tude for relief experienced through the
use Of Peruna in cases Of nervousness.
Probably no other physician has q
larger number Of grateful patients scat.
tered all over the civilized world than
Or. Hartman.
Not day passes that he does not re-
ceivo some token Of appreciation from
the patients whom he has relieved OF
some chronic malsdy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
Jury Awards Mrs. Warren E.
Simpson Sum Of
S10,975.
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE.
Defendant, Grace Dell Davis, accused
OF Alternating Affections Of Has
band Of the Plaintiff.

A verdict in favor Of plaintiff, for the
sum Of Sl0s75 was returned by the
jury In Judge Lewis court yesterday
afternoon IN the case Of Mrs Warren
z. Simpson against Grace Dell Da-
Wis, whom Mrs Simpson charged with
alternating the affections of her hus-
band. It was claimed by plaintiff that
Miss Davis, who was formerly an ell-
cution teacher iu this city, came to
her home in the guise OF 70 friend ANA
that she won the affections of St.mp-
son from his wife and three children
and caused him 20 leave them in May
OF last year ana go with her 90 Massa-
chusetts, where IL is supposed they now
reside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

4 y AtNltI W Ht tiuut N'lI'luN' w =
L Miss Julia Marlowe, of New York
city, writes the following:
..~~.--..-.--..-s- s-'-s.-...-.-.-.---.
! ~ am glad 10 write my endorse
ment OF the great remedy Peruns, ,
as a nerve ionic. | do so n0Sf -.
heartily. "-.-JUIia HsrioWe. .
...........s-s
Nervousness IS very common among
women. Thiscondition Is due TO anemic
nerve centers. The nerve centers are
the reservoirs Of nervous vitality These
centeri become bloodless for want Of
proper nutrition
This is especially true IN the spring
season. Every spring host Of invalids
are produced as the directresult Of weak
nerves,
This can frequently be obviated by
using Poruna. Peruna aims at the root
ofthedificulty by helping the digestion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
LETTERS TOLD STORY

LETTERS TOLD STORY
Although Miss Davis was represent
cd in the ease by her attorney she was
not present, and no evidence whatever
was introduced in defense Of her COTE
duct Neither did Simpson appear
during the trial Mrs. Simpson was
ON the witness stand and related Boz de-
tail the uufaithruuess ~ her husband
aud also introduced several letters
written by Miss Davis To- him in which
the woman used very eudcaring aud
aifectl0uate terms towards simpson.
NEGLECT AND TREACHERY.
Mrs. simpson testified that she was
married at Grand Junction Colo. on
June n, 1894. and has three children.
an boys She met Miss Davis In this
city in January 1905 and from thar
time on she said that her husband
spent "a great portion ~ his time Son
company with the young woman. lie
sent Mrs. simpson aud the children
away 90 Idaho ON q visit ON one Oc-
cdsion. she said. while he remained
here In company with he defendant Doc
this case. he afterwards sent her east
$40 that be could bee uudisturhed iu his
attentions 90 Miss Davis. Mrs Stimp-
sons story was one OF negelct on the
part OF her husband, aui trcachery on
the part Of the defendant from the
very beginning OF their acquaintance.
VERDICT CAME QUICKLY.
A. the conclusion Of the evidence for
plaintiff Attorney T. O. Lee moved for
3 ron-sut in behalf ~ defendant but
this motion was denied by the court,
wheroupon the case was submitted o
the Jury. II took the jury less than a
half hour 20 arrive al the verdict given
above. Simpson Is well known IN
railroad circles. having been steuog-
rapher FOR General Manager W II.
Bancroft Of the oregon Short Line. Il
is said that Miss Davis is heiress 10 an
estate valued at $4,000.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

White paint, when dirty, should be
washed in milk. Colored paints may
also be treated in this way.
Lime sprinkled on the shelves will
keep pickles and jams in the store
room from becoming moldy. The lime
must be renewed occasionally, as it
loses it's strength.
When tablecloths are beginning 10
get shabby in the middle or at the
folds few inches cut at one end and
one side will completely alter the
place of all folds and will give the
cloth a new lease of life.
Boiling-hot liquid may be safely
poured into a glass jar or tumbler by
first putting a silver spoon in the dish.
Be careful, however, that draught Of
cold air does not strike the vessel
while hot.
Instead Of using any sort Of veil
case, which requires the folding of an
already mussed veil into still more
creases, use toy rolling pin and roll
your wells around 1t, smoothing out
the mussed ends as well as you can.
Never expose leather to the extreme
heat of a fire or 1t will become hard
and liable to crack. Shoes and boots
should be dried at a safe distance
from the fire, but to expedite the pro-
cess they may be filled with oats. The
damp of the leather will be absorbed
by the oats, which may be dried and
put away again for future use.
Whenever an oil painting becomes
dusty and discolored, 1t may be
cleansed by the use Of white raw pots-
to, for artists frequently make use Of
this method. Commence at one corner
of the picture and rub the surface
with a raw potato which has'Deen fiat
tened by removing a slice; as fast as
the potato becomes discolored remove
a thin slice with a sharp knife and
continue to rub the picture until the
entire surface has been cleansed. Then
wipe the picture off with a soft cloth,
and 1t will be found quite clean, and
the paints I'LL not be injured or faded,
but simply cleaned.-Good Literature.