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The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
PUSH FLOUR SUIT.
Expected Verdict VIII Be Reached
Some Tine This Month.

On request Of attorneys for the Als0p
Process Company, of St Louis, its suit
20 compel the Secretary OF Agriculture
20 abandon his plan 10 prosecute users
of nitrogen peroxide in the bleaching Of
-four has been advanced IN the District
Court OF Appeals, and VIII De decided be-
cCre The end OF his month This move IS
made 60 have a decision in the matter
before the Secretary begins his prosGu-
tons on June !
Justice Stafford. Of the District Supreme
Court. recently heard q petition for man
damus fled by the company. but decided
he had no power 10 compel the Secre-
tzry or Agriculture 10 abandon his plan
10 prosecute under the pure food law.
The St Louis company appealed.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExTs. Per eEt. ssoaseo: butcher. Eoca
80: cnnuon. Z0oa300
EoGs-Psr ert. gross. 70a7R; ordinary. per
cws. G0s65
LA8LB@Chosce. ssaa; medium, 81
SHEEP-Prine, 45as5oo; Common, a5oa4ea
CALYES-Pr1ne. ps- h.. sas5z; medium Tssss.
connoa. a.
C0WS-Prime, fresh. each. 6oasLsO: connen-
5.ozsee7; I'D and dr., l0cpzl5go
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New To-s. May Z-CATTLERecsipts 10sa
Steers. 575s7.I5: bulls. 45ias 3. c0~S, 2soa4 g.
CALVES-Recsrp.s L5-a. Ffrm Veals. 5SlaS75:
dressed calves steady 70 frm; CITY dressed veals
s15as3; c-unt-y dresssd. 5aII-z.
SHEEP AND LAlIB-Receipts. s51a Good
clipped lambs. 80.
HOGSReceipts. I44a Easter at Z4a--s; feE
heavy hogs, 80; piss, 20
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

NeE York. Nay 7.-Sterlius to-day q1iet, with
raIss poinfs hi-hz- Rates fc- zcc-sl business
closed: 90 days. Es5-5a4 sslo. demand s55as S7sO:
cables f.S775as.s7s1. C0uuc7rial bills ss57s foT
@ days ard 4S5s4.ss fox 81 days. Gran. ss5si.
supply of grain and cotton bills scarce
Money on call a. stock exchange opened az g
highest n. lowest :. CiOScd PER CsnL N0st q
the leans were a. , per cent.
Mo1ey On call ISa2 per cent Tine money he'd
nrs frIrly. institutions finding an improvement
n demand from commercial sources RATES, Z.a2iz
per cent for 90 days 2a2si fer 80 days: Zs.zs for
four and Eve months; 5a5is foT si1 and seven
months; 3iza3s iCr over the yez-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08

New YORK Nay 7.-WHEAT-S-r0nE. hindering
trade. No I Northern Duluth. n arrive 81; No.
? red o. D. zsls. No ? hard New YORK T. O. B.,
l-5S; Ne MaCs-uui. ~. Nc. I Manitoba { O. Z.
end q Nay q early June. Is
Exportcs TOOK ten loads Manitoba
CORN-St-g-E on scarcity 10. . eleTatc- to
.rriTe So No Z. o. B. spo- ST. No- ? vsIlou
Z. o. b. s.: No. ? white L o. Z 81 ExDu-Gs
took nothing
RTE-szToe but quiet IA. Z O. b. rouiazI.
~
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
RepreSentntive Norris TO Speak.

Representative George ". Norris. Of
Nebraska. VIII address the Bolgiano
class OF Foundry II z Church, SIX
teenth and Church streets, tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock Men are cordially
invited TO be present
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Elmer c. ToEnssnd- 2. Rochester. y Y. and
Altherz Craft. = AtChisun. hans Rev L. c
Resell
Joseph Z JenkizS 3 and Alice Y. Keys. .
Rev T A Walsh
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
NEWS Is FAVORABLE
Strength Of InduStrialS Fol-
lowed by Rise in Rails.
LONDON IS a LARGE BUYER
Purchases Stimulated by Sharp Up
turn iR the Rio TfntO and Other
Copper StOcks-AttentiOn Attracted
by Buying Of Steel Common and
PFefeEred-CrOp Report Issued.

New York. Nay Il The particular
strength yesterday OF the industrial
stocks extended to-day 10 the railroad
shares. and the whole stock market be-
came buoyant. All the news over night
regarding business conditions was OF a
favorable character. taking the form. par
ticularly, OF reports Of increasing orders
for iron and steel snd copper materials
and OF advancing prices in this direction,
ard during the day nothing happened TO
Impair tne hopeful prospect thus created
IN TIE London market there was q
larger buying OF securities than has been
seen for fortnight past that appeared
70 De stimulated in part by a sharp up
turn IN the Rio Tinto and other prominent
copper mining stocks there. owing 20 de-
velopments regarding an increasing con-
sumption Of copper in Europe Of the same
nature as those noted n our own coup-
Try.
London n Heavy Buyer.
Il was said that a speculative interest
for the decline in these stocks vas IN
covered in London, and that heavy pur-
chases for such account were enforced.
At any rate. London was a large buyer Of
stocks n this market from the opening
OF business, and Jhe purchases were most
ly OF the copper mining and United States
Steel shares.
Here a universal feeling was, as has
been previously stated, that the report
OF the copper producers association. 20
De published on Monday. viii show a con-
Ia
this year, in the amount OF copper stocks
on hand; and Il was perhaps natural
under these circumstances, thar q rise
larger than in any other active issue
should take place II Analgamated Cop
per stocks
Otherwise there was no especial fea-
ture to-day IN the dealings. the market
displaying continuous strength. with nei
gains OF between one and two points in
the prominent stocks Attention was, Of
course, attracted by the heavy buying
OF United States Steel common and pre-
-feTTed stocks that went or the preferred
rising TO a price "ex-dividend. but 6 Ht-
tls above its highest previous quota
Iion
Crop Report Is Issued.
The monthly government crop report
issued this afternoon although II resulted
in feveTish fluctuations IN prices in the
grain markets and in a net advance II
the principal speculative options. was not
considered TO be Of any particular i'm.
PoTtance, so far as the stock market was
concerned The condition OF wheat OF
the first Of the month was put Is points
higher than on April J.
Two million acres OF winter wheat were
reported as being abandoned, which nat
UVally Offset in some degree the favorable
report Of conditions. As Il is. although
the outlook for the harvest OF this par
ticular grain This year is somewhat less
brilliant than 1t has been in previous
years, L does not appear 70 be extraor-
olnarlly SO, nor Of character that IN
itssiT warrants peSslmism concerning the
crop result OF the season as & whole
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. May 1.-Folowing are the szlss and
quotatiors on the most active securities listed q
the Baltimore Stock e1chance:
EaTrS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
EXCURSIONS.

The second planked shad dinner Of the
msnsh q 1Isy WI - given A. 9Ia-shsn Hal 70
morrow sid VII Be Continued every Sunday during
tbe u,oath- The stear.er Charles Nlacalsss- VII
make tEo trips leaving Seveoth street wharf at L
a. T. and 2-9 : II. ard leaving TIE Han Cd the
Isst trip home II f5ue @ Tszch tas city before
ui-ht ccnes CT Marshall Hal : IS famous Tor is
rlsnkel sha3 dirnsrs as the Potomac is FOX It's
shzd and 70 ear z dinner AZ this delightful resort
Is u taste q m0st 6cieC1sbe natural product pCs-
rsrcd IN the choicest culina-T style The ladies
are espe-isIly invited or these excuEions-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08

The big. fast steamer St. Johns, the
largest q the excursion Zee: IN ss-~ics on the Po
t1-ae vi1 make her initial r-n of tie season S--
cav next when she vii 50 0frty niles down he
rirer ard return Since The cloSs q the last ez-
cIrzjen scaso1 the St johns has been purchased BY
the Colouial Bsaca Company. and her new owners
have bad the big steamer put Il thorough order for
excursion work on the riTer this summer Tie
steamer q her trip SUNDAY VII leave tie Co;ouial
Bsaca line wharf hsTc az = Il. run down the
rirer te Liverpool point and belov and then trrn-
iEr vii rJtrzce her co1rSe % this city The trip
VII he made in about I've and haH h0uTs. and
VII be q the zaoss pleasant that VII BE gwen
this season 4 ride on 3 couafertsbis steamboat
IS a delight these early sumner days. The river
nsTCT vas pretticT than st tbs time. and al who
81 cn thc TIP can do 50 VIII snticipatiBns q
having mos pleSsnt outing
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. HIbts Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. HIbhs Build
ing IS Fifteenth street nozthEest
CALL N0NEY-SALES BY HOURS
xInner- O. 2. H 2lkr L 2. Close 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
wEEkLY BANK CLEsRINGs.

New YorS. May 7.-BraGstrest's bank clearing
io- The week ending May 6 shows:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs Co.
men5e-s of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hi5bs
Buildilg. = Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
CURB MARKET.

-Ez-diridepd n 7sr cent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
" y,
Cities &aDiteI.

Die nddite 3utunft p~erlicf. obne
Dem iungen @ittsnpolbner elm be-
m~crfensluertes greignis 5u brinsen.
Iattbias fanb fem eirsiges Slid in
icincr Irbeit unb i'm itilen @ebenfen
an Die 3eiulat. Wan6mnl mar es
inn freilib Su Wutc, ais Oh er nit
Dem @eriprehen, feds Sabre lang bel
Weiiter Hailife 81 bcrblsiben, einen
ihtpcren Sebl9riff gctbnn babe uno in
iold)en @ugenbliden bate er bel baz
rl,m eegeben, b6tte Ell it'd bon iener
Terpflihtuns lostOieu tonuen.
Wit Dem Sortsange Der 3eit berIo<
rem lid inbes bieie 8eonnfen unb gms
pfiuhuugeu meGr lrb mebr. eS febrte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
1S3-185 Sixth Street. Tel. 113.
2Nef&ior 5&mitt
@rpkperfamis. Sanhler

in ben bsien NIB rsruiteu in,pors
tirtcn unb euibsinriiden Bsiueu II. SYbiSties
ilr Samilteus uuo Weoi;ins Yebranh it ben
blniSiten 86pleIale : Yrelisu i'll irssno elmer
Guantrt6t. SD pertauie biuig aber edit
mn MIR geeen Saar9elb.
Seiner 6aliicruia portpeiu $1.00 per
@aaone ln6 auimdrts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

tpel6e .@attbtas ieinen ie9sidbrisen
IufcntbaIt getnipft lpiiien iroate.
mad GINGER 8eit aud setreuli6 err
fiIte: er perlobte feline Eobter nit
gnricD.
90 bate Der beutihe Singing
Wattbias &los 9etpihermaBeu bas
Slid 3peier iunger 9eute begriinbet
unb iett bteier 5eit bate er ii6 in
@nrico Mlbauo - bas mar Der Same
bes altgeieqeu - einen Sreuub ge>
ii6ert, Der ibm nit Segeiiteruns ans
hing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

y Sas 3cugniB lit IN s%etreucr
aopie crhalteu unb auf Sersnment
seihriebcu. gs lit nit biibi6cr Gins
faiim9 gei6miidt; pben redts befins
Oct iid bas 8nppen Der Stabt @enes
Dig, linfs oas bon Yabua. unten rcdts
lit Der beiiige Gntonius bon Yabua.
lints Der beiliee 9iihof ImbroiiuS
~ab9ebilbet. 9aS ipertbpolle 9ofus
ment mirb i'm Seimatbsorte SLOTS
a%ufbe@nhrt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

SD llnter5ei6ueter bcitdtiae
nit meinem Che Seoert. Der es
iei. bab Iatbia Clos Or Iittenz
malb ais 0arsione in meiner
8erfitdtte 81 9autare al Santo
ipdbrenb iedS Sabre NIT aQer
@brli1teit unb Sreue gebient
unb gerpirft bat, INNER 9ebors
fam, piinttli6 uub iittiam mar,
IN feiner 8ciie Die @ren3en ieis
mes 9uten &ufes unb 8oblans
itauoi9teit perleetc. ionbern oils
@eiipiel III icineu 8erfeu unb
Saubluugen oicnte. gu beiien
Se9loubiguug
Sd. Souane 3ailife. bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

nllmdbli6 cine setuiIie &ube uub 3us
friebenbeit IN feiner Seele elm, linb
bieie Stimmln9 ib0pfte er aus ieis
mem felienielten @ottoertrmen nnb
aus Der Wadt oes @ebetes. Seet
lam es Tim 5u cute. bab i'm feline or
tern 5ur Srommisfeit ersosen batten.
unb in linn erfiiute lid Dcs apoiteIs
tiefitnnises 8ort: Sic Sr0mmigteit
feit lit 5u bielem niiee.
Gines Cages eri6ien bel Watt6ids
iener 3aufnann, our6 beiien @ermits
teluna er an Den Iarauis Gresci Die
2aute bate selansen laiIcn. S6pn
Der 8lid Des Nannes p~erfineiete,
bab es ii6 nm siinftise Ia6ri6teu
banble.
~Sabt Sbr Die 9aute in gutem 3ue
itanoe abseliefert, Signpre2" fpridbte
MATTHIAS unb iein Ser5 flopfte, inbem
er jest Der Intiport barrie.
.Sn tabeGoiem 3uitanbe". anttpors
tete Der aaufmann. Ser @arquis
bat cine srobe Srenbe be3eust iiber
Das iGone SnItrument; er narnte
Gu6 einen Ieiitcr - ia. 10 Iagte err,
eincn @ciiter bieB er Cub unb
er i6ien lid on Dem @au Der 2dutc
nidt iatt ieben uub an ibrem alange
ni6t lott b0ren 5u fonnen. Gr ldBt
Gu6 9riiBen, @eiiter 8loe. unb gu6
pur6 mid oies bier "ihidcn."
Wit bieien 8orten sriif Der 8aufz
mann in Der an ieinem leSernen 2ens
pengurt bdngenbeu 9eutel unb bplte
5tpan5is 9~olbftide, lauter Slorentis
iter, beralis.
.SaS lit Der 9obn fir eiier 8erf",
belebrte Der llebcrbriuser, iib on Dem
Gritannen bes iuugen Mannes er9os
beno, Der pie perlpirrt auf bas iunz
felllbe @plo blidte.
% mein gutter Soft, bas lit ia piel
5u piel", lam cs euolib bon BEN 2ipe
pen bes iiber9liidliden &lps, Der ii6
cine iolhc Inerfennltns ieiner &linit
ni@t i'm Sraume erbofft battle.
Ser WarquiS Gresci lit elerer
Gniiht ieoenfn0s niht geipeien",
meinte Der annimnnn, .ionit bate CT
gud oieie Summc uidt geIanbt. Sbr
itebt iibrigenS in bober @unit BEL ibm
unb Der gan5en Samilie, benn nidt
blob Der Iarquis. ionoern audi feline
@cmablin unp feline 9inber baben lid
eifrig na6 gu6 erfunbi9t unb Ii6 crs
freut ee5cigt. ais i6 ibueu quite Bots
l6aft bringeu fonute. Ser Wdrouis
cr5Gblte mir. IN pelober 8eiic S6r
@u6 UNI i'm perbient gemadtt babt
uub er oeriiherte mir. baB or Gld
Belt ieiueS 2ebenS IN b~onfbarer Grs
innerung bebalten iperbe, bern @ub
i6ulbe er Die Hethms bon 9emiHem
Sobe. Inrauis Gresci bat mir aifz
9ctragen. @r6 oaran 81 erinnern. baB
Chr tets. penn Sbr irgenS pelber
ollie ODER zines 8%eiitanbes bebiirft,
an i'm GuG lpenben iolt; err iperoe
ipie Elm 8reunb 81 ieber 3cit fir gub
iprsen."
9lob pernabm tiefbepe9t bieIe
&ebe.
Ser WarqniS". ia9te er. ~ber>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

Siesel meiues @aters
beifiise.
SD, 8enture Wamint, be-
itdtise obi9es.
Sd, 8artolo Mauro. be-
itdtise obiges.
Stun folgte sic 8eltdtigung Der
llnterihriften bon Seiten Der
8epublif @eneoig unD Die Sab
res5obl Der 8epublif.
Yabua. 20. Wai 1902.
Sartus De Snniotis.A)
e. g.
Wattbias hattie gu Gnbe geleien.
Gor Hiibrung uiht Der Sprade mdfs
tie, fonnte er Dem Weiltcr III ourb
cinen innisen Sdnoeorud onnfcn.
GIs Der iolgcnbe Noreen iiber
YaDua lendtete, itanb Iattbias alos
reiiefertig Dor Dem Raune. BENT er IN
treuer InbdnsIihfeit bo0e feds Sabre
gebient bate. Sebem BON ibnen mar
Das 9er5 iiberpoa unb penn ben beis
ben iest Die beuen 5ropfen aus Den
ausen Iiderten, 10 braudten lie lt6
berielben nidt 5u i6dmen.
Der Ibi6ieO mar fur5 aber be-
tpegt.
.2ebt ipo6l. Wleiiter, unb babt Sdnf
fir ale 2ebe unb 8ute!" itarnmelte
Mattbias nnb fpii6te Die Ebrdnen BON
ben @ansen.
.Siebt init @ptt, Iic6er Iattbias
unb oergeBt eneren niten gteiiter
nidtl" eeeenrebete &ailife nit uns
ii6erer Stimme.
Ipfmals Die Sdnbe perIdlunscn
unb oann st,9's pabin.
abbioI abSiol
Ilio 5og Mattbias 9los aus Tas
Qua. Gber na1 Wprben ipanberte er
sleihpobl ni6t. CT lenfte ben Stab
snnd1it nncb Der 2agunenitabt, mad
8eneSis, unb Damn reiite er, 10 beriAs
fet bic lleberlieferuns, nah 9remona.
mo er ieinen berebrteu 2%ebrmeiiter
Nicolo Imati nofJmals beimiuhte uno
bel linn losar cine fur5e 3eit nrbcitete.
Crit o Grcmona ans bahte er I'M
grnite an Die Seimtebr. Iuf Der
Hiifreiie blie6 er nod bel eiuigen
Meiitern ieines Sades. bel benen or
fir feline 8uuit ettpas Riislihes ieben
fonnte. unS neinte in Ibiam am
0rabe bes in ienem Sabre man
Ihrieb 1858 in Der Haft beS
@abniinnes beritorbenen sroBen Wscis
tiers Safob Stainer.
Na1 manderlei 8eidperuiieu.
tpelfe Der rarbc @ee unb Die @ittcrs
ing peruriahten, 9elangtc &loe leta
ner Seintat ndber.
Niemanb tanntc ben ltnttli6en ilinz
gen Rann. als er jest am beIen Gage
BON Der Shdrniseritrabe her Iitteus
palb bctrat. lub er ielbIt CAB lid au6
niemnnoem 5i erfcnnen.
S6on pinfte linn ba5 SnterbauS
entgegen. @s mar nod bdsielbe
brailue Sol5baus nit Der bunflen
9aube unb benz ooripringenDcn, idir@
menoen Sadie. unter benz elm Shipnls
benpnar eintrdttis %niitcte. ba itano
nod bielelbe 8anf Dor Der 5austbirc,
Der Bad mlIrmelte am Sauie poriiber
- es ma allies. allies nod pie ba@
mails, als bas 8ubhen nit benz Hott>
mann I1leitner ins 8elihe flbr.
@ar benin Die 8elt nibt alter ges
iporbeu2
Iit bodflopfeubem 9crSen oifietc
Mattbias Die Sbiire Der 8obnItube.
ga iaB BORN nieorigen Senitcr elm
@auu. ticf auf feline SfneiOerarbcit
gebiidt. Die Saarc bes Innnes pas
rem gran ~geiporpcn unb Die 3iisc
burdfur6t.
y Sas ScusniB lit IN setreuer
aopic crbalten nnb auf Ser9ament
geihriebcn. @s lit nit biibidcr Girs
failun9 gei6miidt; pben reatS beiins
oct iid baS 8nppen Der Stabt Senes
big, linfs pas bon Yabua. unten rccbts
lit Der beiiige GntoniuS bon Yabua.
lints Der beiliee 9ii1of ambroiils
~ab9ebilbet. 9as ipertbpolle 9ofus
ment ipirb I'M Seimatbsorte SLOTS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
fir has Sabr 1910.

Bir ienben Sbnen ben &alenber
f%oltentrei. tpenu Sic ioeleid Sbren
rildltdnoigen Announcements : Setrag,
lno $500 fir 8orausbe5nbluns eins
ididen. Senben Sic Den 8etrag
prompt elm. benn Die 9ahfrage lit
cine aroBe nno eS biirfte infer Yors
ratb i6nea pergriffen iein.
&6tunsspoa
2pren5 Is r,
9eihGftsfilhrcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
Sur eeh. SeaGtisns fat priefer;
e.
~sarantlrt uub uou ben better SengniheI
be9leitst. Urn mo Sweet sSeiue
cine SprSiulitat.

gefe Musmabl pom GstrGuteu in NlaI9su,
Geiteluugen per BON werDen aut bas prons
pteite nidp Seite beiorgt ulo blelbeil ltsts
priuat. WtaN i6rsibe Inn cine Breis,iite.
Geiereu5: Snbuauc @ational Sanf.
9eim edrei1en cr,pGbns man ssa. SieSss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
Mhtmng, Tarmer!

oabt Str 0aier, Seu. 9artoif eIn, sseiaeu. onrn-
siossen. Serite. @ier. Butter ODER i6erhanpf
irs~enoweirle 5armprpoutte al oertanien? Wsnn
Soma, uno irast ihn uni ietue Sreije. WaT
aorefiire eiriad,: =. J. 5taaIe. Dnbuuue. Soma
N. Ii. perr maggie tnuft unto, u~ertauit aurs
Stnbt. pno Sarmeiaeuthum.
Seim sdreiben erwdbnc man sea. bieies ylatt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
.t.tah has q new hulnorlst!

Utal, has, new hunorlst!
TO Kane county belongs the proud
distinction of producing a country sedi =
tor'sslIo is deeidedly y. funny. His name
lis ~. Y Dobson and the medium is
The Lone eedaiSf a weekly paper print
led ut 1zanab. 81 be recalled that
this hlimorist sent the initial number
Of his pa per to Governor Spry recently
with q request that he get he state
printing, The sample was not very
+ promising as the entire edition con-.
sisted of ore virgin white puge and
another containing about two sticks OF
matter. n \ .s3s5 N X lsI s5.
The fourth number, however, shows
L signs of i prosperity and carries full
: line Of local news.
Under the heading of Society News
4 ofssAngoraville,' z appear the following.
s9lihelous items:
Cal Stebbinst our blacksmith, IL using
Z one of his wife's bucleWheat cakes for
= an*enery4wheel.
When a fire breaks out IN this mans
town all of the members of Wide
Awake Hose Company are notified by
postal card
The cement walk In front of the post
Office is cracked. Guess is must have
been stretched too tight when 1t was
nut Il own. s5is Ri w 5a 94 ga
Jabez storms has started suit for al
siYorce against his wife for incor1lpa ta-s
6hility of temperature. She has cold
feet.
Amos Higgins, leader OF the iaeetin'-
house choir, sWallercd the tunin' fork
last Sunday and now there is music
in his soul.
Jimmie Pike won't go3tn school, and
his folks have decided the only way
they can make him smart is5gto stick
n mustard plaster ON him..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
CARDsToN BRIEFS.

a company of ,homeseekers are here
every week and altogether the immiEra-
ton bids fair to eclipse all pas records.
Travel to! the lakes and pleasure re-
seriously felt daartli of labor 4 in all
branches OF industry. especiaily In the
building line. Good mechanics demand
fancy prices, for4tneir labor, and get all
7 they ask.
II. M, Bohne recently returned from a
the Central States mission and Hyrum
5Broadbent from Sam GA, and VIM Cooper
Nile Brown and Neal Richards left for
missions in various parts. i5
Il With an exchange of 100 phones the
good people of Cardston will receive a
night service re ~
The various committees for the people
are busy making preparations for a
Dominion day celeblation.
The town is having considerable work
done along the creek to protect the
The many friends of Harry D'Arc, NJ.
D.. were surprised and pleased to see
him In town last week. The doctor lived
In Cardston seven years ago as phar-,
macist In. the drug store and has since
ing his sheepskin and expects now to To-
cate in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Newton are happy
over the arrival OF a little baby girl
at their home last week.
The 1sayne-Henson Music company Is
ILLS a much felt want E.
Baseball seems to be all the CO. a
number Of league games are booked for
this month. ~
The building rush seems to Increase
cement sidewalks from Main street to
the station. also along several of the
resident blocks ~ 90 &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
DYER GETS COLD FEET.
Chicago Cattle Man Fails to Appear
Against Colored Women.

Il il tifi .Jy r. =
T Rather than appear against the three
4Colored women whom he alleged had
held him and robbed him two nights
ago on Second West street between
+ Second and Third South streets, @, w.
Dyer, the Chicago ttleman, was con-
tent to hse $458of the amount alleged!
to have been taken from him, and sent
word from Ogden that he would be on
his way to Kansas City this morning.
Overs action resulted in the dismissal
of the state charge against the women
Edna Forrest Esther Neil and Jessie
Mack, this morning. and under q city,
\ complaint filed inmed iately afterwards,
they. were given q loaters after plead
ing guilty to the charge or vagrancy.
b Dyer reported to the police Thurs.
day night that he had been stopped by
IA $coored woman, and after she had
been Joined by two companions. he had
been robbed or s135. Officers later
found 800 scattered about the side
walk where Dyer said he had been
robbed !, and also found the three Wo-
men in the vicinity. The women were
identified by Dyer, and admissions
made by them pointed to the guilt of
the Forrest woman. The women We're re
held under $1,000 bond and were to
have had their hearing this morning
When the case was called Asst. County
Atty. Bowman informed the court that
the county attorneys office had been
advised that Dyer the complaining
witness was now on his way to Kansas
City. and would not be present to pros-B
.ecuteS the women, and therefore asked
for the dismissal of the complaint
arraigned under city complaint
charging them with vagrancy, and
they We're given until Monday to leave
the city. q .ssG55s.., 4 III fss4 s5