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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
IRE WORKS
FOR The 4

Here we are again with the
Iargest and most complete line OF
- ERE Works in the west. with all
the new novelties of the season.
See our display in our windows
Fire Works MANUFACTURER are
charging more for goods this sea-
son than eyer before. But we are
the Fire Works Kings of the west
and offer you Fire Works tlis sea-
son cheaper than ever before. not
understanding %arn that we sell you the
Der. we lead in prices. Others try
TO follow, that's all.
We retail Fire Works less than
wholesale prices, and here offer
week. ~
Hand Teropia, &c each.
Wagner's E%rrupting Volcano, Sc
kM Son of a Gun Torpedos, Sc kind
Kind; our price, &c.
Son of a Gun Torpedoes, loo
Wagner's Shooting Matches. &c
box.
Fire Crackers, So in a punch, &c
Fire Crackers, Tiger band. Sc a
Fire Crackers. Mandarin. ~ in
punch, lie a bunch.
Genuine Golden Eagle, Mandarin
brand, 81 count Fire Crackers: sc
grace everywhere; our price. 2hc
Baby Fire Crackers, $50 in a
Baby Fire Crackers. 700 in
bunch; Sc package.
sparklers, new, 1c each, SC a
Torpedoes! 10 in a box, lc a box.
Torpedoes, lie grade, , boxes for.
2O-bsll Roman Candles, &c each.
S-ounce Sky Rockets, SC each.
All otner goods In proportion.
urge. you to buy early this season,
as these prices will not last for
ever. Our motto: HLShest grade
OF goods at lowest cut prices.
~ Goods Row on Sale at Our old
Stand, 322 So. 18th street.
The usual excuse for substitution is
that the article is Just as good" When
the dealer who practices substitution Is
paid, he will not accept anything that is
Just as good as money, he demands the
real article, Why shouldn't you show
Benedict Arnold was as much .lesn and
blood as any man, but he wasn't George
made best and will sell best, what do you
think of your own intelligence If your Mr..
Dealer persuades you TO accept something
Our honest trade mark is quality insur-
ance; We put one on every piece of Fire
Works we sell.
Look for the Trade Mark,
A. L. DUE, BEADING, Ohio.
When you accept a substitute you take
all the risks without any protection what
| ever. Mr.. Consumer, If you are dissatis.
fled with an unknown article you are blamed
but on a trade mark advertised article
the manufactures is blamed If the quality
is not up to standard. Realizing this, We
cannot afford to sell Fire Works Other
than the best. We import Fire Crackers
direct from Canton. China. Thereby you
get them fresh every year.
Special attention to Mail Orders. Send
US your wants.
FIRE WORKS SENT BY EXPRESS Or
PREIGHT ONLX.
JOS. F. Biz
322 SO. leth. Omaha, Nsb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
URCHINS AROUSE SLEEPERS
Boys Cry "Uxtry, All About the San
Francisco Earthqunke," Late
ut Night.
.y-all about the San Francisco

"Uxtry-all about the San Francisco
earthquake"
This was the cry Of some small boys
near Hanscom park Friday night about
1880 and their cries brought several citizens
out of their houses>to see If another earth
quake had really visited the city at the
Golden Gate.
Walter Noise had retired for the night,
but with a thirst for Jews he hustled down
in his robe de mutt to find out what had
really happened.
"Stung." cried the young urchins as they
scampered away.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
JUNE PROLIFIC OF DIVORCES
of weddings Has Its Reputn-
tiOn Scared by the Calling
Yokes.

That June is a month Of divorces as well
as a month of brides is shown by the fact
the divorce court has been working over
time to grind out the DEGREES. Joseph f.
Borghoff started suit Saturday for a
divorce from Alice M, charging her with
using intoxicating liquor and with cruelty.
Mike Ursdevenicz secured a divorce from
Katie on charges of abandonment
Edna Condor has been granted a divorce
from Charles E. on abandonment charges.
Pearl Miller secured a divorce from
Harry on charges of extreme cruelty and
nonsupport.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
AND Hustler BANDS
Former at Hanscom and Latter at
Riverview Park for sua-
day Concerts.

George Green and his tand will play at
Hanscom park Sunday afternoon and the
occas on will be a sort Of a jubilee over
winning the first prize at Peoria last week
in COM etition with some OF the leading
bands Of the country at the meeting Of the
Mdern oWoodmen Of America. The pro-
gram.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Building Permits

]. S. Klemme, 1912 North Seventeenth
street, frame dwelling. 5000; Martha NJ
Long, Forty-first and PAGE streets. frame
dwelling, $500; Nash building. Sixteenth
and Harvey streets. alterations to brick
building, $500; William Gentleman & Son,
~Twenty-fourth and LAX streets, brick
store, $1,000. :
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

= ''''''' -
Felice CanzonFt Recommendations
Tehama Clntermezzo Momantique). &c. Haines
Huster's orchestra will give a concert at
Riverview park Sunday afternoon and u
the weather is favorable the following pro
gram will be rendered:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Buainess Methods.

The business Of the bank is conducted
exactly like that of a regular banking in
stitution. modified 20 come within the
range OF comprehension OF childish minds.
Each child II able. must make out a de-
post slip and present Il with the money
and the bank book TO the cashier. Miss
Jeanette Reis. IL he wishes to withdraw
any OF his money he must fil out a check
ana sign and endorse II just as he would
IN any other bank. At the end Of the day
tho business Is checked up and entered
upon the banks ledgers and each individual
account Is carried In the card index file.
20 that any depositoFs balance may be as
eertained at a moments notice.
Miss Jeanette Refs Is president. cashier,
paving and receiving teller, b~Ookkeeper and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Drug Sale

"Vn~uy OtuS III
Monday morning at both of our Drug
stores, 10th and Dodge and 10th and
Harvey, We shall put on sale the folloW-
ing articles at prices named:
soc Magda Cream for. CSC
S5c Cloth Brushes for ........... LAG
Assorted lot 25c, soc and Use Powders.
25c Tooth Brushes for lao
25c B~arkeeper's Friend for. ......... .14c
loo Renaissance Soap for ............5 Sc
l5c Liquozone Soap SC
IVORY, soap cake. 40
loo Shinola for SO
loo Green Mountain R~enovators . $50
Full line ReXall Remedies-Cut prices.
75c Rubber Gloves $50
Box 3 cakes Buttermilk Soap for. LOO
soc Societe Hygienique Soap for e. .29o
Joss Sticks for mosquitoes ......... loo
$3.50 Marvel Whirling Spray S%yringes
LOT 80. .... . . .94s1o
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
SHERMAN & MCCONNELL DRUG CO,
Cor. 18th ana Dodge.
OWL DRUG CO..
Cor. 10th and Harvey.
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ed with the founding and growth OF the
city, also pictures Of interesting people
and places
The other night burglars again tried
10 enter Broadbent 4 Sons store. but
we're scared away by the nightwatch-
man.
Six delegates and six aiternatcs were
elected by the Democrats last night TO
attend the state convention at Salt Lake
city. June i2,
May % daughter arrived at tho
home Of Mr. aud Mrs. James Brooks,
Jr: May 10 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooper; MAY "A a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w Webb
WEDDING BELLS
Juno 3. Miss Edna Hackett and Junius
Banks, popular I.ehi school teachers.
WIN be married in the Salt lake tenn
pie.
Frank Heidenreice. Salt Lake Route
agent at Leh Junction, and Miss
Marian Anderson of this place. wero
married at Salt Lake. May 25. They
are spending their honeymoon in Cali
fornia
The fire department has been put in
good shape, new hose has been bought,
etc.
Invitations are out announcing the
annual reunion of the Austin family. at
Wandamere June II.
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IHTERST TATE NEWS BRIEFS
Missionary

Missionary SociaI--Friday evening
very successful missionary farewell
party was given in the Ephraim pa
Nilion in honor of Lafayette Olson. who
Is soon to depart for a mission to the
Northern States
Summit schools ommencem>nt-
F1fty-one pupils Of the pubic schools OF
summit county received certificates OF
graduation from the eighth grade from
the hands of County supt. W. r. Boy
den. Friday evening. al Park city. This
Is the largest class that has ever gradu-
ated from the, public schools in this
county Several musical numbers We're
rendered and Prof. Howard s. briggs
OF the state university delivered a fore
ible address to the students
Garland Briefs-The ladies of the
Self-Culture club of Garland give
strawberry and icecream festival and
ball in honor OF Mrs Lucy A Clark.
The Larland baseball team.
which has recently scored victory in
contests with the Ogden and Wellsville
teams goes to Willard to witness the
contest between Willard team and the
Y. NJ. c. A. of Salt Lake for the cham
pionship cup. They Will challenge the
winners for game.
Payson Notes-A primary of the
Democratic party was held May 81,
when six delegates and six alternates
were elected to attend the state conven-
ton June ~ Some business
changes have occurred lately John
Pearson has sold his business block on
Main street to John Ballard. Mr.. Pear
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A. C. COMM ENCEMENT.
ftrbate and Degree Graduatcs-N
l.. Morris Delivers Sermon.

Seal Correspondence.
| Logan. May 3l.--The baceaIaureate
rmon was delivered at the Agr;cul-
al college this morning at II o'clock
b Elder Nephi l.. Norris. The COM
sncement exercises viii be held al 10
,clock Tuesday morning, when the
Slowing program will be rendered:
Rlsc Invocation. Bishop Evan owen.
iidresses. Norma +. Justesen. II. f..
ltnsen and Eunice Jacobsen. Music
Address. DR.. a. S. Condor. President
] A. Widtsoe's report. Address to
graduates, Prof. j. W. Sanborn. Con-
ierring of certificates. Music. Bene-
detion, J. NJ. Cathcart
The following are the names of the
graduates;
GRADUATES WITH DEGREES.
Agriculture-George Richard Hill,
Christian Nephi Jensen.
Domestic Science--Nerna p. Bowman.
Commercial--Alva Hansen and Hans
Ephraim Jensen.
General Science--Russell King Hon.
or, Eunlce Estella Jacobsen, William
Petersen Eugene Sanschi, and William
Lawrence Walker
CERTIFICATE COURSES.
Agriculture-W William Wallace Brown.
Christian a. Peterson.
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SPANISH FORK.
A. c. GRADUATE HoNoREp
Alma Beck Goes to Manila to Teach
Woodwork i'm Government schools.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co. May 2a.-
Alma Beck son of Albert Beck of this
place, one Of this years graduates in
the Industrial department at the state
Agricultural college at Logan. has been
appointed TO II position as teacher of
wood work in the United States
schools in the Philippine Islands. He
sails for Manila on June ..
On Saturday. June 10. the miners of
the Eureka district with their wives
and sweet hearts Will have their out
ing to Spanish Fork
Angus +. Pierce and Clara Bobberg
were married on the 9th in the salt
Lake temple A reception was given
last evening at the home of the
bride.
The Democrats meet on June :. az
the city hall, TO elect delegates to the
state convention on June ~. at salt
Lake City.
On Decoration day the Black Hawk
Vetrans, under Capt. Isaac Bowers,
rades.
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WOODRUFF.
RICH co. SCHOOL EXERCISES.
"oodrun Graduates-Drycst Spring of
Record in County

Special Correspondence.
woodruff. Rich Co. May 24.--The dis.
tr1ct school closed Friday. May ., after
very successful school year. Then
graduates from the eighth grade re-
ceiNed certificates. as follows: Leon
ara Longhurst, Marintha Longhurst.
Allen Bryson, 10y Henderson Edith
Ashton. Susan Viola Dean. Newell
Cook, Oscar Tingey. Hannah Walton
and Katie Walton. Commencement ex-
ercises or all the graduates I'm the coun-
~ were held a Randolph on the 90th.
where Allen Bryson received highest
honor with an average of SSH per cent.
Miss Edith Ashton was the youngest
graduate in the county. age 10.
On Friday evening. tn. 2lst inst.
cantata. Snow White" was very ere.
ditably presented under the direction
of the lady teachers. Miss Retta Muir.
dock and Miss Gertrude Wilkens and
on Saturday evening May %. a grand
reception and ball We're given in honor
Of the graduates in the opera house
The spring just past viii go down in
10 history as one of the coolest and
dryest known in this valley in a great
many Years. There has been only one
rain of any consequence during the en-
tire spring, which came May 3.
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HYRUM.
MRS AMY CHRISTENSEN DEAD
Noble aud Esteemed Woman Survived
BY Ten Children.

Special Correspondence,
Hyrum. Cache CO., May 29.--Mrs
Amy L. Shaw Christensen, daughter
of &. G. Shaw and Wife of Lars p
Christianscn. died at ! o'clock this
morning In the Logan hospital where
she was taken yesterday to undergo an
operation for cancer OF the stomach.
She rallied somewhat, after the opera
tion, but passed away soon after The
deceased was born Aug 4. 1864. at
Walsall. StafloTdshire, England; bap-
tized when s years old and emiRrated
with her parents In 1865. She became
the wife Of /. p christensen I'm 1889,
and with him leaves 10 children,
the oldest. David. has lately left
for mission to Denmark. she also
leaves her father, three brothers and
two sisters She was widely known,
highly respected and gncatly beloved on
account of her lovely character
The district schools held their closing
exercise conjoiutly on the 9th inst in
the stake building. which was crowded
to us utmost capacity With friends and
patrons
Decoration day viii he observed by
the citizens on the cemetery grounds
when suitable program viii be rem
dered-
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|gATE SCHOOL, FOR
| DEAF AND BLIND
---------------------------------
|touram Of Exercises and Names
OF Graduating
Pupils.
,eHERLANDs CONFERENCE.
.,.,men Observation-Disclosures Scr
dres--,irs. sulia Story Injured in
,cidcnt---IioplSins Funeral

ovasn. June lat tho state school
;. me deaf and blind tonight the
nal commencement exercises viii
ann sa",n Il o'clock and will be held in
W. school chapel. The program and
.rsdrsies follow:
p.,rsr ...... 80. Rev. p. A. Simpkln
6shestra ...... 'Ahoy, My Lads"
r..ay salt .... John Clark
Mno, Cayotte (from Donna Dian
nan .,........ Hoffman
Miss Ellen Youngstrom.
rssay Child Labor in the United
states ,,...,.... Leona Cutler
orchestra ....... Killarney"
ADDRESS to Graduates. Hon. A. c.
Nelson. superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Piano "Gondellled," . Gricg
Mr.. Cart Lind
Presentation of Diplomas .....
........ Prest Maud MAY Babcoclk
Orchestra ....,.., Concert Waltz
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Regular Coursc--Leona Cutler,
Glendale, Utah; Alfred Kelley, salt
Lake city. Utah.
Eighth Grade--John Hazel Clark.
sprngyille, Utah: Kate Kelley. Salt
lake city, Utah: Charles Henry Buck
West Weber, Utah; Harvey White,
Beaver Utah; Otto Farley, Evanston.
Wyo.; Lillian Soderberg, Salt Lake
City Utah.
NETHERLANDS CONFERENCE.
The annual conference of the Meth
Tlands society of Weber stake was
held at the stake academy auditorium
sunday, at 10 a. m. : .. m. and D.
M Lectures and addresses We're de-
fcrcd by the Holland speaking mem
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
co. SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Two Couples Wed-New Citizens Ar
riNc-Death of jos. McClellahan.

MI Pleasant May 3o.--The Sanpete
county commencement exercises were
held here yesterday afternoon and
evening The schools having graduates
were all represented. and everything
on the program and the field sports
passed OFF pleasantly.
Moroni Johansen and Miss Martha
Burton, both of Mt Pleasant were mar
RED i'm the l. D. $. temple AT Manti
on Wednesday.
John X. Madsen of this city and Miss
tlvina Rasmussen OF Ephraim were
married on the 2Sth inst, at the home
of the brides parents.
Miss Ella Nielsen Of Mt Pleasant
leaves this week for Ohio to attend the
commencement exercises Of the Oberlin
college Of which she is graduate in
the music department.
Born. In this city. May -. to the
wife of Roy Compbell, q daughter May
q. to the wife of Andrew Marx. a
daughter: May %, to the wife of Stew
art Seely. a son.
The little infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Hyrum Christensen died this week
of lung trouble.
Joseph McClellahan died this morning
of hbroid abscess. He was e6 years old
and leaves two sisters, two brothers and
a widowed mother
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PARK CITY.
DEATH TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Mystery Surrounds the Passing of Mrs
Walter Swcatman

Park city. May 29-Mrs Walter
Sweatman. otherwise known as Rose
Fox. died here Thursday afternoon I'M
der mysterious circumstances and the
matter Will b. investigated by a coro-
ner's jury. The jurors summoned were
r. G. Sutton, p. N Watson and W. S.
Wessland The jurors have examined
the witnesses i'm the case.
The woman's body was this afternoon
shipped to her home in Lehi for burial
tomorrow.
Mrs Swcatman was taken sick
Thursday morning, DR.. lie Compile was
summoned. He remained with her un-
Ill 10 o'clock that morning and left
her IN an improved condition. She died
suddenly at 1890 O'Clock After the
woman's death burns were found about
her mouth and an ugly bruise upon her
back which may have been caused by
a kick or n blow. DR.. lie Compile said
that the burns might have been caused
by the use of antscptic tablets, but the
bruise upon her back could not be ac-
counted for.
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I oday $ Ogden News

Jumped from the buggy and broke her
loft leg between the ankle and the knee.
She was removed to the hospital In the
ambulance where the injured member
was set. She was later taken TO her
home
WANTS METHODIST CONFER
ENCE.
The chamber Of commerce of Og-
den at q meeting held Saturday even
Ing decided that ogden should join
with salt Lake In petitioning the next
general conference of the Methodist
church to be held in Utah. The cities
asking for the conference next year
are Des Moincs. Denver and Salt Lake.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral services over the body
OF Bep Hopkins. who was killed last
Monday by falling from a scanfold at
Devils Slide were held at Hencfer,
Morgan County, Sunda. afternoon at
2 o'clock. The services were under the
auspices of the Woodmcn OF the World
The deceased leaves ~ cnildr--,
who will be cared for uy relatives
in Morgan county, Mrs Hopkins hav-
ing died about a yeear ago.
George w. Matte died at 2:25 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Wilson, OF tub
erculosis from which he had suffered
for lons time. The deceased was 60
years of age and leaves wife and
two children. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock at the
Wilson westinghouse. Tho interment
VIII be in the city cemetery.
AUTO RACE.
Harmon Peery won the automobile
road race between Ogden and the Hot
Springs on Decoration day and l.. II.
Becraft was given second place and
j. G. Jesen won the first place for
'runabouts.
NINETY DAYS FOR WIFE BEATING
Ogden, June Ninety days ON or-
dens rock pile for beating his wife
was the ret result for c. II. Lee I'm
Judge Murphy's court this morning.
Lee was accused by his wife several
days ago with having brutally assault
ed her at their home in Lincoln ave-
nuc between Twenty and Tween.
ty-fifth streets. When brought into
court this morning. Mrs. Lee, who had
asked that the case be dismissed, re.
fused to testify against her husband.
and Lee had nothing to say in his own
behalf. However, Detective Fender
who seemed to be primed with several
facts which upset the plans of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee. was called to the stand. He
testified to the vicious assault Lee made
upon his wife and after hearing the
detectives recital, Judge Murphy inn
posed sentence as indicated above
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against the Paradise Irrigation COM
pany TO recover sos alleged damages
through three head OF cattle having
died from eating poison roots said TO
have been left by the company after
excavating its ditch.
Henry Spackman has filed suit
against j. Y. Bair to recover $500 dam
ages said to he caused by defendant
tampering with plaintiffs irrigatina
water.
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pers OF the Church of Jesus Christ of
batter-day Saints. a special train
was run from Salt Lake bringing
ABOUT 100 members from that civ
making about 200 present at the con.
ference, which was one of the most
successful meetings ever held in this
CITY by the society.
The reunion of the Netherlands mis-
sloharies society was held at the Firm
ward Westinghouse Saturday evening
win reception and social. which was
largely attended. program com
sIstihs OF speeches, musical selections
ana dancing was given
W0oDMEN MEMORIAL. SERVICES
Ogden, June THE annual Memorio,
services or the Modern Woodmen and
,ne hoyal Neighbors were observed yes
teiday at the First Presbyterian c,,,rcb
with very large attendance. Tho sa,,
mon was preached by Rev. John r
carver. who took for his text "1-he
gracious Talent of Remembrance F." Art.
er the services at the church rnepber.,
OF both of the orders visited the civ
and Mountain View cemeteries Nhar,.
me graves of the departed members
were decorated.
TABERNACLE SERVICES
AT the regular Sunday services .t tho
ogden tabernacle yesterday afternoon
sylvester d. Bradford was the PRINCIPAL
speaker. He used for his theme a reg.
uial gospel sermon. speaking upon the
progress of religion science. art
ana literature, and in part said thai
the most progress made in an these
during the past thousand years HAD
been made within the last 100 years
The present period had been the most
eVeniful one of the history of the
world
a special musical program was rem
dered which included a solo abide
With Me" by William ). Wright: or
gan solo. S. f. Whitaker, and selections
by the tabernacle choir.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
While returning home Saturday aft
ernoon from the races at the fair
gruonds, Mrs. Julia story met with a
painful and serious accident. The
horses attached to the buggy became
frightened at a passing street car and
started to back. Mrs. Story became
frightened and to protect herself she
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| ident, NJ. J. Ballard: vice president.
J. W Gardiner; editor-in-chief Miss
Edith Bowen. with l.. l.. DANES and
Miss lnez Vaughan. associates.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LINDotJIsT
The remains of Mrs. Josephine LInd-
quist' wife Of y. F.. Lindquist "a years
or age who died in Ogden Sunday last.
was buried in the Logan cemetery Fri
DAY afternoon after the funeral services
In the Fourth ward westinghouse The
Following persons. all of whom were
personal friends Of the deceased, smoke
words of comfort TO the large family
and friends present: Elders H. j. Nell
son, Gustave Thomson, Thomas Nor
gan. Andrew Eliason Bishop SkancNly.
Anders Petersen and Bishop Newibuld.
Appropriate music was furnished by
Frank Baugh, who sang a solo, NJ. ]
Ballard, and quartet composed OF
Robert, William and Alex. Smith and
Miss Bait
PIONEER DAUGHTERS.
At the home of Mrs Victor Crockett
last week another neighborhood organ
ization of the Pioneer Daughters was
effected with the following officers:
President, Sara A. Turner; vice presf-
dents, Grace r. Wardrup and Abbie r.
Scholes; secretary, Cornelia NJ. Quaile;
and treasurer, Oretta D. Merrill The
company will be known as the Ezra
T. Benson company. Mrs Mitchell was
sustained as an honorary president OF
the central organization
DIVORCE AND OTHER SUITS.
Petrea A. Nielsen has filed COM
plant against Martin Nielsen. charging
him with failure 10 provide and on
these grounds asks the court to dissolve
their marriage. which took place at
Logan in 1905.
Samuel Oldham has brought suit