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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-21
EGNRAG0, S1ESTgCA, REHEAEeEAs
NEHET TROUBLES ARS
MILDRED Es&EASE1.

REV; HENRY c. A; HoLLIEGSWoRTH,
kiTkSviue, KY. writes; I received the bottle Of
5-DROPS" and began 70 use itfoT rheumatism
In the left hip joint In seven daysI had nOpsin,
and have had none sincs- I am doing the same
work and as much as ever Before. 1 think
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pain con JuereT-
REV. ,. n COOPER, Washington Center
Ne. writes: For twenty long years my vile
suffered untold tsrtuFes from SeiaticG, Rheu-
mztiSm and Neuralgia and thank God for the
day that your heaven-Sent remedy fell into M
hands. for It completely cured her. ] am a
minister Of the gospel, and whez Gnd any who
suffer cannot help but recommend 5-DROPS.'
for know it viii do more than you claim for Il. "
REV. GEO. e HYlGER Savannah. writes;
7 have used the bottle OF 5-DROPS," and can
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some pains. II has also benefited my WIFE, and
shall neverlcse an opportunity OF recommending
IL to every stricken sufferer"
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West Duluth. Mimi. writes This time year
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lar and constant use OF ''5-DROPS. - an active
and able 90 attend 90 ali the duties OF ny sacred
calling Had my trouble not been chronic before
began 20 use your wonderful remedy, ] feel
perfectly satisfied that my cure would have
been almost immediate"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-21

The first sample of hair submitted
for examination was dry, brittle. life
less and the ends were badly split.
To all appearances the scalp was dry
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The Washington times., 1909-03-18
AUCTION SALES
MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.

MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.
DISTRICT GOV EMINENT SALE Of build
1ngs Nos. 100 Ill, and 1I3 = St northeast
on Friday. March 18th. 1893. AT p m.
will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder the brick buildings Nos 10g III. and
ll5 r st n e Terms cash at time OF sale.
Bulldings 10 be removed by purchaser with
IN twenty t2Ol days after date Of sale Fail
ure TO SO remove the purchase price viii be
Forfeited to the United States and District of
columbia ana, the Commissioners reserve the
nSht 10 resell same at public auction Pro-
ceeds from such sale TO be deposited 20 the
credit of the United States and District OF
columbia BY order of the Commissioners,
d {. NJ q. HARGRONE.
mhlt-Zt n Property Clerk u. g.
G G. SLOAN q co, 1901 G st. y W. Will
sell, March 10Th. 1909 goods stored with the
Peoples Storage & Express Co. In the names
OF Sadia Carter, James Scynorc, Halle NtcclS,
Harry Tolson, and Cora Jackson. .. R
CLIFFORD & CO.. 1910 9TH 81. y W.
mh12, IS Is Is Il 1Ss
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, March Is, 1903. No
uce is hereby given that on the thirty
day Of March, 1863, Will expire all licenses
granted by the Assessor of the District OF
Columbia 10 peddlers and produce dealers
trading at large. said licenses must be
promptly renewed by all such persons desir-
ing to continue business after that date
WIN. p. RICHARDS. Assessor. ID -.
mhl1-6t- eNSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D.
o.. March y, 1905 NOTICE IS hereby given
that in accordance with the provision of Pub
lie Act No. go approved February %, 1903
entitled An act to authorize certain
changes the permanent system If high
ways, District OF Columbia the COmmIs
sioners Of the District of Columbia VIII give
a public hearing in the board room Of the
SAID Commissioners, March 81, 1903. at IL: 80
o clock a m, TO all parties interested or own
ing land within and surrounding the territory
embraced by Michigan avenue, North Capitol
teTy. a proposed plan for changing the line
o. Franklin street, and the opening Of Girard
street, within the above limits VIII be dis
played and the Commissioners VIII consider
any suggestions OF protests concerning the
proposed change and location Of any highway
or portions Of highways as shown on above
mentioned plan. II. 3. r MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST, SPENCER COSBY, Com
missioners, District Of Columbia
mhI2- tSt-eXSu
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
800 p Nc & Q. Limited. Daily Fast YES
thule train, Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Chicaro
and St Louis Connection for Virginia EIof
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville 10 Mem
phis and New Orleans Dining cars a Ia
carte service.
1I.IO P. NJ. r. V LIMITED Dary
Solid vestibule train Pullman sIeeDers 70
Cincinnati, Lexington. and IotIisviIIe
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars L. csrre
service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Louis, anG Louisville tn
Memphis. Nashville, and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio offices. 5IS PennsvI-
vania ave, 1888 + St and New Union STA
tlop- Telephone Main 1855 or 22OS for tick
cts. baggage checks reservations and taxi
cab. de5-tf
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SEABoARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Office IA2I Penn Avenue

Motto Following schedule not guaranteed
sos \ NJ Daily-''Fiorida Fast Mai ;,
Through coaches and Pullman sleepe-s 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sIeeD-
ers Washington to Hamlet ana Hamlet to
Atlanta. Dining cars
go p " Daily except Sunday-''Seabos
Florida Limited" solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleepers 70 Jacksonville. 81. Au-
CUISINE. Palm Beach. Mama, knights Kew
Dining cars.
T.35 p ". Daily-''Year Round Limited o..
Coaches and Pullman 70 Savannah. Jackson
Vile Tampa. Atlanta, Birmingham Mem
phis- Dining cars.
P Il STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT or THE TN,TESPTOE T---7--5
states FaJent Ontce. Washington. d c.
aarch 10 1909 Sealed proposals ,ir quad.
ruphcate) viii be received al this argfre
Until o clock p M, Monday ADriI ~ 7Wa
ana VIII he opened Immediately Thereafter
IN the presence OF such bidders IA attend
Tor producing during the fiscal vear ending
Juhe 80. 1910 by the DhOtolfthOgrar,h o.
other process. copies OF drav,irl.-s 81 ~
weekly issues or patents, designs. and regis
tered tIaoe-narks; for the reprodr,tion ~
exhausted copies n drawings and guecf6ca-
lions TO be assembled and stapled. and Tor
pfDQucing copies Of drawings on a reduced
scale for the library edition OF patents SDaci-
IicatiOts and specimens. with forms Of ,,ro-
lJ1ai. VIII b. furnished on application 10
me 'nlei clerk OF the Patent Onice All
bidders are invited 10 bc present az the omen
Ing EDWARD T. MOORE t,oluroiesi,re,-
approved; RICHARD 4. BALLINGER. Sec
---1- mhlS.apzz
oEFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS on
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wasb5ng-
ton, u. c. March - 1900 sealed nrcnIe.ig
Vii be received az this Office until l. o'cioct,
N April 10, 1909 20 sell 10 the Tie-Tfct -
columbia, tracts OF land. widely separated
Of not less than ] .0C1 acres each eifbe,. ~
both 20 be situated IN the States OF Mar
and on Virginia, one tract TO be used a.
site Tor q relOrlnatory and the other as a site
Tor work house FOR the District OF Comm
bia. a receipt Of The Collector OF Taxes u
g.. OF q certified check for $500 90 on q -
OF an approved surety company ia ~ -
OF 81. OO0-Oo, TO guarantee sale must accom-
pany each proposal Form Of uronossl -
all necessary information may be obfstTei
by addressing ''The Commissioners nf d.
District OF Columbia. Room az Distril-
Building Washington. d. g." HENRY r
+. MCFARLAND. HENRY j. Wyl,s,.,,
SPENCER COSBY Commissioners of tho
District Of Columbia. mhI6-6t-exS1i
OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING OUARTI-T
MASTER. Washington, Taloma Sub-SfstTI,,
j.. g. March -, 1908 Sealed proposals IN
triplicate subject 10 the usual conditions
viii be received here until T. O'Clock mo-,
March %. 1909. and then opened. for e,f-y
|slOu.l OF water and sewer mains AT -.
Warrington. Nd Plans. specifications. blank
proposals and further Imagination furnIsb(5
on application. Proposals 20 De rosrLcG
Proposals for extension OF water and ga,.-,1
mains az Fort Washington. Nd. ." and sa
dressed 20 II. l. PErTGS. CONSTRUCTIVE
ouartermaSter. hI5.Is.I7lS.25,29
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RAILROADS.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
~ Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
80 70 + 5 Ill IELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
go a. m--Diner. Pullman ParIor
iS'V9 d. m--ObservatiOn ParlOr. 5-hour Train
- 80 ~ a m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
- 20 ~ a In--Diner md Pullman Parlor Car.
d.V0 + m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 p m--''R0yal Limited - All P,IIIn1anq
Fiye-hour
1900 p m--Coaches to Philadelphia.
0-y0 y m--Diner and Pullman Parlor
-S:gO p m--Coaches to Philadelphia
I5-I2 " T--Sleepers to New York
20 a m.-Sleepers to philadelphia and New
;, A At CITY. t7:oo. $500 f11:oo a. H.
f4'VV. 800 D
TO BALTIMORE.
ERH HOUR on THE HOUR"
'2:52. f6.90 rs 80. ZOO go 500 .sS9 sooo
1880, f10.oO. IL 90 A. m 5000 noon z19-HS
-l-U0. +1-l5, 200. 900 1890 I3-s6 A "a
90 30 1.;os $50 t6:eo $50 roo f8:oo
''VV' -IV'oO JOBS, -11-00, s12:15 y. T.
-rrr~, WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. s1:22 s5:5a o m
1iNIINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND IOTTTS-
81, TT SBU re. -9-1O a m. HI:22. 1910 D. m,
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. m.
COLUMBUS $50 D m
WHEELING. ss-1O a. no .5.sn n p,
WINCHESTER. 1910 a m f4.0s. 500 n m
fhE1Lr1hlCh, 1870 1910, <S:15 a m. Il 80
T4-Q7, F5-ij p m
JAMESTOWN. 1910 a. m. 100 .. m
ANNAPOLIS, "7-20 $50 a m Tf2.0S noon
fS--U, +S;sv, $50. ami $3.50 D. m
Dal1y. EXCEPT sunday &Sunday only
TELEPHONES at all Of the Following
Ticket Offices; 1417 G St Tel Main 1891: SO
Pennsylvania ave- Main ga New TTnt On
station Ticket Office, Main 1851 Informal io-,
Bureau Main 1880. r1bT-rr
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Toy C.Ia

FOR SALE-Pretty brick bungalow: very
large lot; shade. cellar and attic: furnace
heat, Just in Nd line 18th st. y. e.
car fare Easy terms. J. q. ROGERS. Fen
dali Bldg, city, OF office in District line
station y T. nhIH-tT
ONtE-ACBE LAND. l. minutes walk from
CbCrrydale Va. $3.50 per acre. OWNER r.
ID. No. T. Washington ID. G.. mhl3-1t-
NEW COTTA-iE. acre land. half mile from
station on Falls Church electric line. $3.50;
SO cash; balance. $3.50 month. BOX y.
Times office. mhIO-tf
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PERSONAL.

BRADFORD DETECTIVE AGENCY. Colo
rslio BmIding; 18th and G: expert investiga-
tipn: strictly confidential. fel6-Sots
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B-FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans. Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis.
500 a. m and 1915 p m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis New Orleans. 1910 p. m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points.
$40 p. N. daily.
/ 3. BROWN. General Agent.
Set.-ecrT-o-fF
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, $3.50.
Modern Groom and reception hall brick
located on Huh ST. n W extended: hot-Water
heat, uled bath, hardwood finish on first
floor, cellar under entire building. Rents
SSOo0 per month; owner viii trade equ ty OF
Sl,loV for good building lot or alley property.
WM- II. SAUNDERS x co,
l4Ol + STREET y. w
NH. T-af
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others, without security easy nayruents.
Offices in 6 principles cities, save yuurse II
money hv getting nay terms first. j. II
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
CATERING.

GRAY d BRO. caterers for an social func-
tious, ice cream and ices in any quantity
delivered promptly; IJCj NJ 81. NV. Phone
y. 4eoJ-4. nO24-tu In, sa-tf
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FOR sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.

III r eilIlsyIFania avenue y. W. good bust
ness section. store and dwelling renting for
S5b-l0 Der month; good tenants Price - 5no.
terms 10 suit 49, FS'''''
THE HARRISON REALTY. 60
nhlS-6t
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WANTED-HOUSFS

WANTED-ON lie DROIT CAR I.TSSE,-To
~ e-I''on house, at once. Pay cash BOX
IL. Times Office 80 -
4VANTED-Six-room house: bath. rnonthIv
payments lsIleh'sI no cash. city OF suburbs
owner; Government emplove BOX 105
Times Office ,,Lte >.
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
OF Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR RENT--ROUSES.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
Or. a ami. Cambridge Pr. Georgetown. SO 50
Nr.. bath. fine home, p St GeOrgeuOwn.. . so
2l-S NJ NV, rooms, bath. new. I'D. D..
1872 " y. w. l. rooms. . batls.....-.... 40 81
BIG Dumb ave. Georgetown, I1r. bath. 30 =
l615 Avon Pr Georgetown Or. lat. Is SO
1888 Kramer y. E. or. frame. ..........--. 9 50
$50 " ST. y w, store. fine for drugs. 30 o.,
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE
Farm OF $50 acres under high state or chi
uvation. improved by Groom DWELLING in
good condition. bank barn. hcnncry corn
house ice house and all other necessary oilf-
buildings. p mile from steam. same from
Boulevard inOW macadaniZedj Price So 600
EDWARD DANIELS.
Com Natl Bank Bldg
18th and G. n AZ . r.b1F-2+
FARM FOR SALE $500. 80 acres. incluGIDl-
schooner launch. new house. located on Pc
tomac water front, near Washington. This
bargain. less than p value. See McGHfE
SO 9TH ST y. W u,bI4-Tt
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
THE LAW

Advertisements Of lost and
found articles cane be tele-
phOned to any advertising
agency Of
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
OF THE TIMES office,
Main $3.50.
LOST-Ou the afternoon o. March TF -
white ermlne mun. between Penn ave ana
nth 81. and Rock Spring. Md. liberal roe
ward FOR return Of same To- Apart. % ITg- r
- " hilI'-5i'
LOST-Pair Of bifocal Eyeglasses AT Boston
s2ymph0ny concert March &C. n ID. CAR
TEX, Patent On.ce. Reward. ~
LOsT-smaH scotch terrier. male mann,
Fritz" tag 80. S5ss. Wsdnesdav March n
Liberal reward Io1 indiana ave. ~ w
LOST-Testerdav afternoon We'd. between
9th ST. and r. T. ave. and 18th and a. SITS.
gold watch and fob. with monogram J.. T. lu
watch. Liberal reward ~ returned 90 ACT
6, The WelwOod, u70 So IL
LOST-Wednesday afternoon. old-fashi0ncd
gold scarf pin. with -four raised leaves and
small pearl Reward 5ll5 Brown ST. ~ W.
LOST-Tuesdav, a screw earring small Gia-
mOnd IN black setting. So reward Tor re-
turn 10 RAMsAY'S. 122l j. So n. w.
mhiS--t'
LOST-Watch- and fob marked W. ITH
ST.. near @ Reward ~ returned. 1888 18th
ct. " W. mh16-1ta
LOST-SmalI Spanish poodle long white
curly hair black nose: collar with red Dor
der Return 10 $50 Ist y ". Reward.
mhl1-St
FOUND
FOI-NIJ-pn Sunday morning bound poo I,.t-
book. on G 81. j. +. HENSHAW, IJl q 90.
-. ". IL
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FOUND

FOT-NII-pu SUNDAY. morning bound pocket
book. on G. II. j. 4. HENSHAW, I1l q 90.
-. ". IL
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CARPET CLEANING.

REVERSIBLE RUGS woven from old car
pets. phone West JOf NJ West 80 y W 15g2
on Col. 1850 NJ GEORG ETOWN STEAM
CARPET CLEANING WORKS. 1851 18th
81. n. W. mhI5-guf
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED. Boston terrier. Scotch
collie and other dogs: also ine lot OF Fancy
poultry. rabbits. guinea pigs. singing can
aries, parrots. DeafoWls. etc. SCTNFID.S
BIRD STORE. az 18th 81. y NC feao-tt
The Washington times., 1909-03-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-C1ttage; eight rooms Carroll
ave. TakOma Park, Nd. $50 ApDIy 10 "a
p r. T.. room ~ Munsey Building.
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$3.50 PER MONTH.

DWELLING on Tennessee ave. between E
and r SITS y E, six rooms and bath: con-
crete cellar and furnace; all modern improve
ments. Apply to DIR. r. r. ROBERTS. 525
tennessee ave. y f. mh17-5t
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For Rent
Wanted.

WANTED suburban home from I to M
acres. within 10 miles of Washington either
in Maryland or Virginia and near cars. stare
price ana terms. Address SAMUEL n
IFJ- NN. a Eye ST. y. W r1b17-gts
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

NLANI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural
nOn-surgical; cloth bound. 400 page book free
Apply BY mail. 9l6 Colorado Building; free
lecture for women Tuesday at , D. M
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
BACK FROM THE CRUISE,

The return Of the great American
fleet. after its bloodless but impress
sive cruise of forty-two thousand miles.
has been celebrated In HAMPTON
Roads. 1t is said that much good has
been accomplished. The Orient has
been Impressed with our naval
strength. No like assemblage Of now
erful ironclads has ever made a tour
so extensive. The personnel of the
fleet has had experience at sea. The
commanders have the aplomb and con,
fdence in themselves. their ships and
their men that successful practice
alone can give. The vessels have had
target drill, the results OF which have
not and will not be published, but 1t is
hinted that this practice is such as to
have added to the confidence of the
navy and OF the nation In the ability
of our seaman to aim and to hit On
the Fourth OF March, several thousand
blue Jackets will march down Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, and will
doubtless be received by the thous.
ands OF spectators wihth cheers of al.
miration and approval
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
CHANGE WITH THE TIMES

The pastor Of church in an Ohio
town has found it necessary to de-
nounce kissing during services. This
Is somewhat surprising There was no
such accompaniment to sermon. sing
Ing and prayer In our time, but the
world moves. or as Cicero puts in.
"Tempora mutantur," and We must
change with the times. The pastor
says that the practice of kissing dur
ing service is moro stimulating and
pernicious than alchoholic beverages.
We are not surprised to hear II. We
have known. however. that In rural
communities, tho church. or meet
Ing house" as it is very properly
called. was not altogether for PRAYER
and praise. II subserved another very
human. though not Acknowledged flnc.
tion, for the display Of the best Clothes
Of the Pensioners and for Irritation.
human nature is an ineraJicablo in.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES.

Brigham City. Feb 26.-Mrs- Thorn.
as Yates. wife of Bishop Thomas
Yates OF Harper ward, died at her
home Sunday evening after an Illness
of one day. Jane Baty Yates was born
December 21 1874. in Shropshire Eng
land, whore she Joined the Church or
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints, and.
with her parents, emigrated TO Utah
In 1861. On the way across the plains
her mother died. Mrs. Yates leaves
a husband. one son and Eve daughters.
Funeral services were held Tuesday In
the Harper meeting house
Funeral services were held Tues
day over the remains ot Ferris Olson,
the two-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Olson OF the Fourth ward. The
little boy became Ill Saturday morn.
Ing with commissions. from which he
oled- Impressive funeral services
were held in the meeting house OF
tnot ward, the speakers being H. j.
hanson. Brigham Wright, Oleen ~
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
TWO UNHAPPY WIVES
SEEKING FOR FREEDOM
Jane Garnee Roach and Frances So
field Tired Of Married Life.

Salt Lake, Feb. 27-AccordIng 10
her complaint for divorce. filed in the
third district court Friday, Mrs Jane
Garnes Roach was rather unlucky in
her drawing of a matrimonial valen.
tine when She became the wife of
Lockton Roach at Parleys Park. Utah,
February IA 1905. Roach has Knocked
her down and beaten her, and about
three weeks ago drove her from the
house, she alleges
Mrs. Roach asks for the custody OF
the three-year-old boy. $40 a month
for his support s25 attorney fees. and
costs, with the divorce. She also
wants Roach to lift a lien of SIS upon
household furniture In her possession.
Frances Sotield wants a divorce
from Alfred ]. Soheld, whom she
charges with spending ten years In
idleness and prollgacy, thus wasting a
snug competence. She also asks TO
be restored her maiden name. Reents.
The last ten years of her life have
been years of extreme misery. Mrs.
Sofield alleges. They were married
at New York City. August L. 1898.
In a short time SoGeld wasted what
money they had. a considerable sum,
and then refused to go to work. thus
compelling her 10 support herself, II is
alleged. A short time before they LETT
New York, which was in March of 1906.
Soacld struck her with his fists. IL ls
charged, To live longer with him would
be to endanger her life, Mrs. Soiield
sets out, There are no children.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
SALT LAKE AND
STATE news
COURT SAVES GIRL
FROM HER MOTHER
Evil Influence Of Hazel OImstead's
Home Frowned Upon by Judge
GoWans.

Salt Lake. Feb. 27.-In an effort to
save her from the evil influence OF
her mother. Mrs. Eule Olmstead, and
Charles Coye. who will soon be re-
leased from the county Jail. Miss
Hazel Olmstead, pretty 16-year-old
girl. was sent today by Judge L w.
Gowans of the juvenile court to Den
ver Colo. to live with her grand
mother. Transportation was obtained
from the county commissioners and
the girl will leave this afternoon. Mrs
Olmstead was arraigned before the
court today for contributing 10 the de-
linquency OF her daughter and Charles
Cove. was convicted for his criminal
relations with her.
Miss Olmstead took the stand this
morning In court and signited her
Willingness to live with her grand
mother Mrs. Olmstead was also In
court and relinquished her right TO
her daughter.
Frank Olmstead, her brother. aged
16 years, was committed 10 the state
reformatory. He is out on parole
from the Golden Industrial school OF
Colorado, and has violated IT several
times since he had been within the
jurisdiction of the court Ii is prob
able that he will be taken back to
Colorado to remain there In the state
institution until he is OF age
Joseph Manning, aged l6 years, was
also committed to the State Industrial
school at Ogden He has been on
probation for several months but re-
Gently stole 81 from his employer.