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c4 JTa I 1 rimr Ta SALT LAKE AKE HERALD UERALThSUNDAYFEBRVARY SUNDAY FEBRUARY J1 ARY 3 3 1901 19 1 5 im FAfTi FA1 TifiAL TifiALflip tonrt tourtfleCib0H Jeeiioll jl1tJlo jl1tJlouprt IZI th th1jurs 01 flip uprt jajors 1jurs Mineer MUd I Ijajors ease easeI easeIr I TRIAL IS JSOR1JERJ1 JSOR1JERJ1CA3 ORDERlID ORDERlIDi Ir I i TWO JTOOM JTOOMart WZ1UI WZ1UIDISQU wU1QUALIrD 5 YS TW coRt CA3 DISQU 1QUALIrD JLIIBD JLIIBDI 4 4I I urt urth yesrsy rs rsf rsgrants JIr I 11Jln ig tM nawt nawtf dtdCt dtdCtI dtdCtgraflt WI trial trialf trialItn 11111 grants I graflt a new I AM MIori MIoriI I Itn i I a 111 I PoliN Captata 4ptS wu wun oguen ccG a few allies alliesw tJCd tden Hot HotIO SpdflI SpdflIkiIe IO white kiIe ile resisting arresfc arresfciiWeseJ ares aresp 11 iiWeseJ yo VOUftf VOUftfa YOUfl ng spw spwa tiled hy the posse posseL a 4 en to the court coortrrertttv courth I i tw tn craat a aI aday MW ew ewtw rrertttv I rd teith day after fter fterrMn tile tileIrun 11 I tw 1 convicted Oace Oacea Oaeebeore OsceMe Irun 1 rMn L4l before the 111I surf5UIt uf was a Me itdI rHUlt that the tJaeJImr thef 111 court was at 5fI 5frhr of the loer JImr I defDdl1nt was re rerrl rer Ihl 1 8at to suffer the theh thetu rrl i JuIp last lastIlhll laStS 1 Aut tu nJI involved involvedVx Involvedh the th Issues Ilhll IrtItotrd to the appel appelr which whichi ond appeaL Ih I tile tileI theution days before he i I ttn I 10111 I Vx ntion when the su suVirt 1111rt sur Virt cranted 3fl dfendant dfndant acer acerr afr afrIrbablp aeertaIIe rt antt inii Irbablp blc tauw aul of appeal appealh appealnT appal appalh until tn appeal appealI ray appal appalI 1 a 1 a unti for forf foras nT I The iI second ond motto mon I I 11101 I 3S haSd uJun ulfl addvtU addvtUp altidavittI altidavittII of the jurors jurn wen wenC WCEt Ptbe I hit acasnit the prisoner prsner and andinn andrn andilid have a fair fairi inn rn illd Ild it i Ll mal aub Hh as is Kuaran Kuarani ara araI Utfl Utflthe rfil Inl I constitution and laws lawsUi lawsJurors lws lwsj the I JIn i by flutO Ui I Jurors Were Biased Biasediitiiviis Bhdils BiasedII iitiiviis II were Ie from 11 Reese Reeser jj James Boden and Alviras Alvirasertifvlnr Alvr8 Alyirset an 1 I JaJt1 ertifvlnr rtifvlnl rtifvIt that William WilliamI Tllil Tllileli lIlIm lIlImh I 11 uh lh suhlUnty uh UhlUfltY MH emly qualified quUfe as ash asht asulrrS eli the tb trial had oprti oprtithat oI at ht iurirs iu tfal bd oI to toithut toI touhut ought I I that hat the th prisoner Ot ithut a psonr trial and an from fromKxl fromhxIeV I Kxl Fxltr ihUI aL ala of Brirhaw Br Otty OttyVt CY OttyI ri Vt I i I Ham another anothr Juror Jurorih jr prisoner deserved the theinaliv tbeImlt the4h ih JII dl 11 I inaliv 4h It I was shown how further furtherV frMr frMro Imlt of th these se jurors jurorsun ju rtf Mdlrtinp If laniti jarstlfl5 ns thes defendant or his hisns hrn hisI un i t1 the th defent 0 1lknown I rn ns until ttll Julv 2t 2 i irn last but bth bthi both bothnl Harris stated on their theiriilf theirty theiri i rn Ind nd Harr state that they had hadr hadfrnrl trial the hp iilf at rht trl tht ty i i he fontjH nor expressed any an opln oplnh opinguilt rr exp of the de der filt guilt or uuuKn th al alI 10 i written writteni I 0 supreiw lU ourt ur opinion llrlm Haskln kln it is utatfni that the theTs a i Itl tn Itatl tht A Ts si I firth rth in the th th affidavits atdavts were werein weres in ltraditf radii ted and therefore therfor they theyl thy theynii 1 nnsidermi nii Iort rd an as admitted admite It I is isit Isi isi 1 that thatinnrs tbath the opinion 1 ntinuea i i it tInunU th opinin innrs Irlr irr were we hissed and purpose purposele pur purposeftlse le fa ftlse 1M statements Itatets under unde oath oathiT oth othf oathI I rIr iT in iiualify lullty as a Jurors Jurr It I is then thennut theni i I 1 nut Ut bvtbe hVtb by the ooinion olnlon that there theren llt of authorl authorlhih authorlh a I overwhelming re blmlmf array ary author I hih hih hold ii 1d that tht facts ft similar lmtar to toits tof totis its st lo8c4 001 In this ease disqualify dtoqualifynr dilf disqualifytfllate and en enth enrh enil nr vitiate ilatl the th judgment Jucnt Jllur th il defendant Mfendnt to a new nf trial trialJurors trl trli trialt i Jurors DiMHMliied iW 1 i a the admitted admite fact fac both bth of the theMV th the1k MV namrd Ul were we dinqualHI dulfe in the tbemi theri thej ri riI1i mi nf the th appellate aplte court curt and anduid aa 4 uid 11 ha has been bn illHleffd both bth at atiiiiiin atIi atwflpp iiiiiin Ii I lw awl an 4 upon 1p statutory statutoryiinis statqtor statutoryP iinis hut bv their tll take taten tateseents tateseentsis tet nts ntsdiMpiiini is I diMpiiini fadl facts it were wer concealed ale from fromr tr frombl bo bl df ffniinni uhjcb hh If I revealed rveal would wouldM woul wouldton I ton tn jufflrfcat um gnand nd on whlrh whlrhiu whlh whlhI whlehWlai I I iu ufala ji a rhaBeafe for or actual and andHI andbias I Jld HI bias hia and which whlth if i overrred overrredM ofme OVfTfl 1 I ji 1 hiv 11 Ixvn error frrr Th Jury jur ng ngf ngII ngj II TU I tvive i In men the tl miscon misconntviul miMn miMnI mieini i 1 ntviul 11 Utl 1 1 Iin tinilteti liet1 of any Jw UI urr urrhi rhih I hih hi 1 fair air and n1 flu1 du ronsultration may nave havl been prevented preventedidurt prente preventedI I hllur idurt tf lh It entire entr Jury jUr it I te tebevaus Isan an nd I because the Jury act bauA tb jr can att only onlyt onl onlyunit unit unit Th The misconduct ndut of one of ofs ofjlr jlr lltrs rc cannot an not be eliminated limtnte and andin a andf I in such fut eases the th action actl of ofanother ofnr ofd lrv nr i a whoic ho i Is InII Invalid Invalidfli 111 fli another view viw of the th case the thef thej thenlttit nlttit II is entitled fntUf to have le the th judg judgand judgH 1 Iaoc 1 a and an the ti ease remanded remandedn 1 trial Irial the opinion opinin declares declaresill dedar tt ill il ll be of special sp1 interest lat to toami toand 1 and cites cte that under uadr the then thei1tIflifl I1II i1tIflifl the thl accused aC1 shall shl have hv the theut I ut Htul Ml in al 1 rsae It Itr te teUI isS UI 1 that section Stln S1K 3 IJI of the therinunal thef i rinunal 1 Procedure under tee las is il is still sti in force and andIr 5d 5di i Ir in appeal app might bt be taken takeniiEi takenrm rm 111211nt iiEi nt affectlnc alet the substan substanf sb lfl ii shf IhO th defendant defendantlefenOant deteat defendajitIi 1 lefenOant ItCtndnt did di not discover discoverin 1 in regard rr to the th violation viti of ofMitunonal ofH i Mitunonal riirht rdb to to a fair trial trialnmartta imlanlal nmartta tr Jury jr until long after IJuI of fl death tath had hd been bn passed passedi ae hjm i stats stat the Iat tbt sup supreme upren courts courtstn llJq ini tn 1 motion nWlio under unr conaidera conaiderathe orUir trs 1 1i as the Iho only nly way to i which ubib he hei i I lK repress rtIs for the th wrong and andj I td nevesKHriiy 1Sriy made Ide aftT aftfr judg ju jud judsiI iM I affected ittdl his substantial 1 subtata CL lIt fly had hadarIghttom a right to make Hi yn but also had the right to toS frm fr the rh rder refusing to set 1 th J1ment and grant a new ug cnsted tfd in the argument i Mnl r1 1 of pardons to the only thai hl1 ir grant the th defendant any hut in i reply rt ph to this the opinion Iht if that hat body bod shouWUpoS should i upon 1 iL minute mm the sentence of Mm 7 imnrismwk imnrismwkrm im nt for fo 1e life or ilt I Irm rm still fl the fact would wouldMnwhment ould I 1 that 1Ilh Mnwhment if in i 1111 I ht II i in violation ion of his hisK tIJlIna right and If he should 11 IDl ten he would escape fr a crimft Cri of which a iprtml I iI jury might find him himOpinions himOpinions himOpinion Opinions of Judges Judgeswith 1Idps1ln ndaesIc 1ln Ic with uk the order fhief biet 111r Ute 1terrs I ato RUStled In flc yna4 by the re revoy4 Ord PIlIant lItnt did not have a fair 1 tlf the fSPS8ett bias of inror rrs who ho were tre allowed allowedluestion 1 i rh question of his gw Built foritin Tirtin a mrave doubt as a the court under sec seciv iv I nviaed I vtsed statutes to toand toit toI I it and grant a new newthe ae the th I delay in presenting presentingtending ntla ha anne of the serious seriousdt1tiDlr serioust tending din the execution executionr no under the ta facts factstrained fa au tS tStralned trained to idv the thetit theof tit of that dovbt and andnly andonh andnly onh nly in the order ordernw It nw trial trialh 1 Hi I judgment Justice Justices 1 Uaticet ce rt follows to ows owsI Tbe afll afllrt dt rt I the defeodauit defeds is isind IaIhat I Ihat wu of tile mines 1 td I Ilm IlmI1 I nlI I1 lI dll1d I ind i expressed un UAadn usat adn at iv rs to the pets prlss qIears I tar vpre re prejudiced prejudicedniuence niuence Inee of bias bi in ins I fl 4 uHtlnn of hi his hisUI I sut ut has In has failed to tott niw tt tM ontrary or that thath i I ih ht 1 rise of rea reasofl oo an1 nl iditlW could have i i lIias oat nil PIcludlr f11 ti 0 amination att 1 th rd now bfofure Ih Ii tl11duln that ti the trial i 1U tIded Utet hfore lrp a fair ant as ft 1tuiTed 1 uirei nl hr law hi th fittt and this thl bel being a tI I datb penalty is to tor I Inur or in the i Judgment 1 a nw trial Ii I Expects Aeqitta 1 rs first hard ard i 4n1n fl 1 the of the dechdoa deehe r1rI 1rI iht hi peJ1itentlalT 20 1 thn htn news to IaIm him at a lo rcen by a Herald aJr laId re rer I Ht a nt tr bIId expeeted to be 1 11ft haraC1 I rr Jrn th 1011I Ii 4i IiDPeI that tha I Ic Irp rp 1 4 1 Jc i 1t the balaDE h541 dit ditanneared cour euu uuft hung nllr ft ftaDoeared wheR wheRthe wlieStht fa face boymh aDoeared fro from JOIIt hi hio ff ffthe and he nction was waspermitted a aMn1ittM oJWnii i the dor 1 of his cell or OP talk with withbla withhis out and permitted to steo leD his inrfrvlf lntervlenX wPr He mllEd with 4t 4tiction titacUon discussed his hiswas a98 i5i45l a98aI he itacUon ction as was aI not fi ruror1se4 rorisetfa bei beivr being granted granteda graUt graUta vr trial he said saId1 Ji answer ta a aaOMRion atnn aoneMlon a apw no noI notab itofah because bt It aOMRion tnn I ex ecte tab tribunal coul4 refuse to grant tt ttIII Itis face of those aJBdavits alitjavltathe vttbe the ones onesrJTbV oneilhy onesw4 I III the he heiped heipedto ped pedbad rJTbV w4 hy two of the furors who I to cootct me ud who admitted they theyhad I Iba4 bad ex exstSJSed re eda aa opinion OPt as to my myS utyguilt I IpUt before the triaL triaLI pUt acquitted the theI thenext Jo YOU exveet to IN I time ther he was a8 I IIf I next Tsti GTwa the reply replyI If I Ift et a fair triaL was I ICOIIvtcteIi 4 I was convicted OOflt on public sentiment sentimentThe I ITIM The verdict would have ve been diOerenr diOerenrif It the jury and the people had been un unTsalkf unJuclJcoed unejudked JuclJcoed ejudkedMe JuclJcoedBe Be Tsalkf Jd his attorney Thomas Tho Fitch Fitchwould Jitcbwould iuh iuhWould would nrobshlTjnek D9tbaW Mk askchange tora Cor as Change change of ofvenue oteIIUf ofvenue venue when court convened cosv to Brtsnam BrtsnamCitv BriCilamCitv Citv and take the case to some place placewhnre pb plaCwhttre less pro pronounced prenouoced pratousced whnre re public sentiment is nounced than tJuuaIN there tlimeIN thereIN IN THE COURTS COURTSDiBtriat CUURTSDl COURTSDietriet DiBtriat Dl triot Court C4 Orders OrdersTbe OrllersThe OrdersThe The following folio order were made de yes yesterdair yesterdax yesterdaj terdair by It Judge HOOK HOOKHarry MOllIeHarry MorseHarry Harry Stone vs Dow Port Porter 8 8defendants 1 1defeaUUc s1defendat defendants defeaUUc motion to djumta frpeal frpealSlni Ppeelgranted 1 1craattld granted craattldJra6k granted7rsk Slni Jra6k Prem lrem Vlk BdwarASABCar BdwarASABCarrick EchnLI4l far farrick rrick rick 4 demurrer niirrer confessed coitfemet awl three threedays threea78 tbeedays days a78 allowed for AVmg me meftded ea em emplalnt eI mplaint mnt plaint plalntAa nt plaintAJM AJM Aa Civwther vs ThomaS Robinson Roblnaonmottoa RohhlJlOftJDOttoa Robinsonmotlos mottoa to diemlCT appeal overruled overruledAaron overruledAaNtft overruledALms Aaron Keyset vs tI John Lo Lowell et etaewurrer etal etat al demurrer urrer of Defendant AV Hi HiKin Hst Big Biggli Kin st sustained talned and case dismissed as to tohi toM toder I Ihtai htai htaiAlexander Alexander Alenn der McMaster vs Salt Lake Lakerityt LakItn rityt Itn oemurrer emurrer to answer sustained and andteii aadteaMT8 andtee tee teaMT8 Mrs allowed to amend plaintiffs pialntifTsv plaintiffsdesaut desaut desautC JftI JftIC lu unham vs TK Tnrete TnR mo motton motJoIIlo motioti tton tJoIIlo to suppress deposfUons sustained sustainedand Umed Umedand toed toedand and plaintiff Intl allowed lewed to wKhdrvw wKhdrvwMfn wthdriwia w1IbeN Mfn MfnAndrew ia 1IbeNAiMIrew Andrew Swenson fc Joe rti JSnett Jsn 3Push Push demurrer to amended coMPlaint cowiplalatsuMaHMd coMPlaintsu8MltMd complaintsuseshend suMaHMd and six days allowed to toamend toame toamend amend ame plaintiffs demurrer demurrerMarraret demurraret demurrerMargaret Margaret aret Haun admintotratrix vs vsRio T8RIo vsRio Rio Grande Western Hallway company companydeRfurrer companydeJlftlnoer ompsnydesturrer deRfurrer overruled as 5 to lint cause of ofactton oraetton ofacitesi actton and an sustained as to the others othersand othenl8ltd othersaud and ten te days allowed to amend com comptaint ettIRplaiat ceenplaint plaint plaiatHaa1t plaintHannah ptaintHannah Hannah Moffat Star Gold GoldSilver GoldSilver GoldSilver Silver Mining Iisthg company compaaydttlllurlet demurrer te tecounter 1t01UIt tacounter counter t01UIt claim tm referred re rred to Jud Judge Stew Stewart Stewart Stewart art Judge Morse 01 being disqualified by byrraeon blP byrefl rraeon lP of ofbeinsaa beinga stockholder in de defendant defendant defendant fendant company companyThese companyJlld compuny3udgienta Jlld 3udgienta ta BBtered BBteredne HuteredTmese These judgments were ordered en entered rntered ntered tered in the district dlstrl court yesterday yesterdayB 7 Este vs Carrie Hebentiseti ct ctal etal otal al on defendants default decree of offoreclosure ororeclollure offoreclosure foreclosure of mortgage for uti W5 in interest Ifttereat Interest terest and costs costsFrances coabtFrances coatsFrances Frances Lawrence vs BVollmer EVollmer EVolimer Vollmer et al I on iii ft defendants default defaulto defaultdfotree defaultdecree decree cree of foreclosure ure of mortgage for 74 724 interest and costs costsNational COIJUJNational costsNational National Bank of the Republic vs CM CX CM Lumm et al judgment by default defaultentered defaultentered defaultentered entered against defendants defen ants for 957975 957975Leonard 7t75 7t75Leollard 7t75Leonard Leonard Lawrence et al vs vsGardiner V8Oardl vstardiner Gardiner Oardl Bonlll Mining company companyjudgment companyjudcment companyjudgment judgment by default entered against againstdefendant agalnatdefendaRt againstdefendant defendant for J1734M 17 principal and andttOS34 andSImAI andB03344 ttOS34 interest interestB Inte st stB Schettler trustee tr 6tee for TCroxall TCroxall TCroxalI Croxall vs David 1 vld James et al decree decreeof of foreclosure of mortgage mort against all alldefendant allefe alldefendants defendant efe dants for JJ 21O Ofl6 with 1 permls permlslion permlslion lion for deficiency judgment against agalJtStDefendant againstDefendant I IDefendant Defendant James Probate ProM Proceedings ProceedingsOrders Proce ProceedingsOrders dings dingsOrders Orders in probate were made yester yesterday ye yesterday ter terclay day 93 follows folio by Judge Hall HallKatate HallJWate HallEate Katate of John Wall deceased deceasedCatherine deceasedCadwriae deceasedCattwrine Catherine franklin appointed admin administratrix admlnI8tatrix adminIstratrix istratrix under und bond of 2WO 4te final acl aclcount aIC aICcount aiccount count of guardian guardi of Wall as an in incompetent InCOmpetftlt Incompetent competent person referred re erred to Deputy DeputyClerk DeltUtyClerk Clerk Eldredge to audit auditEstate auditEstate Estate of William Behle de deerased deetased erased A Behle appointed admin administrator admlnistator admint istrator under bond of 1100 flIOOEtate 1600 1600I I Kstate 1 atat of Thomas Curtis de deIcpased deC4ssed dciased Icpased C4ssed Mary Curtis appointed ad adto ministratrix under bond 2 2Estate S1 S1hstate Estate of Morris orris Livingston Ll nsston de deceaeed dereseed reseed sale of real property author authorised authoriae authorlied lied under bond of U00M U00MEstate 10 10Estate 1OSNEstate Estate of Albert Dewey de deceased deceased ceased administratrix authorized au Orlzed to tocompromise claim jfl of Elizabeth A ADewey A ADewey ADewey Dewey at ueu 2e46 WS for tlOM tlOMEstate 1 1Estate i4 i4Estate Estate of James Kendall deceased deceasedfinal decea deceasedfinal ed edfinal final discharge of administrator administratorauthorized udmirdetratorauthorized mlnl trator tratorliuthorted authorized authorizedEstate liuthortedEstate authorizedEstate Estate of Maxwell deceased deceasedsettlement decetUledettk deceasedsettlement settlement ment of final account and de decreeing decreelog decreelng creeing distribution deferred erred pending Jt4lNIlng811ns filing of objections objt tiom by certain of the theheirs tbbetrs theheirs heirs Iurgiry tgl ry Charge Dismissed DismisSildOft jOil Oil motion of District Attorney Kieanor who concluded the evidence evidencewas celdeseewas eJlce eJlceW8 was insufficient to convict Judge Stewart yesterday dismissed the in information formation against fbst James OConnor OConnorcharging charging him with burglarizing Dr Griswalds dental rtal rooms on the Right nlgtof of Oct 29 last lastSUGAR JastSLGAR lastSLGAI JastI I SUGAR BEET CONTESTS CONTESTSPrises rIses ri to Be Offered to the Utah UtahParsers UtahJarmers IJtaharmers Parsers ParsersRivalrj JarmersRhal armers armersRIvalry RIvalry Rhal in the beetgrowing business businessis bu8I bu8Iis is likely lik I to be keen en in Utah this year I as a result of contests in which growers growersof of sugar beets throughout the country countryare are to compete for prime for the best bestcrops bestcrops tcreps crops cash prizesare pri prize re re to tbe be awarded awardedto to farmers rarn showing owi the best methods methodsand methodsand methodsand and results ISt lts of raising raW beets Plans for forthe forthe the contest are already aIrea well under way It is being promoted prolD by companies tOtQIA oper operating operating opersting ating beet sugar factories fS as an a Induce Inducement Jnducement inducement ment to farmers to raise bigger ami amibetter aoobetttr amibetter better crop cro ros and for those who have haveneglected haventgletted haveneglected neglected beets to devote a portion of oftheir oftheir oftheir their aires to them in the foture In IncHort InF Inrhort cHort is a plan to extend tile beet beetsugar t4etIioqar teet teetsugar sugar industry in every en ry direction and andUtah AndUtah andUtah Utah is looked to to show herself one oneCAN OReIxFOODDOiT oneCAN CAN IxFOODDOiT IxFOODDOiTlDlportaoee FOOD DO IT ITImportance ITImportance Importance of the Food Cure CureTo CureTo CureTo To discover a food that will cure a anervous anenous anervous nervous wreck is Indeed a Godsend GodsendMrs God8endMrs GodsendMrs Mrs Stella St Penal 1 1m 7 West Thirtyfirst Thirtyfirststreet ThirtyliratStreet tstNet street Los Angeles J1Cl eR Ca had a very re remarkable remarkable rentatkable markable experience Site says 8 About Aboutcarriage tw tweve ve yean 80 1 was run over hy a aC1TIap acavrIag carriage and my spine injured My left hftarm Iftarm leftarm arm Jfi3 was Par partially aly paralysed walking was difficult and I had continual pains painsT and ahfos in my whole body induce a movement of the bow boww hewel el 1 4 I invariably badto bad to resort n8 rt to me mechanical mechanl meehaniral chanical chanl ai means I would sH up In bed for fo hours suffering severe Ven colicky pains painscaused painscaused I Icau8e caused by the mmdigestion ROIt dIIIetion of th thstarch the t1MBtar thestarth starch Btar of the food My heart ws WIO Weak that at flumes no pulse ise COUM cou be beand fert fet and it seemed at times as if I Imust Imost Imust must die 1 1 fainted very often son times lying In a halffainting condition conditionJ for hours unable lQave or speak though conscious con consciousdhortiy lous lousShorUy Shortly after Christmas Providence directed me to buy a box of Orap OrapNuts Nuts lobf foaiS su which I have since eaten en twice a I day dayThe dqimprovement The improvement in health has been beenwonderful beemawonderful wonderful now I eat and digest food my bowels me 1 atutally and andu rg wHy circular a i better catarrh catarrhmoderated cstarrttmodsiwied tan11 moderated ed and I have gained much in inweickt inweIght weIght and am better every way I Lean Leanread can canread read and think while before my eyes eyesand eyesand and Drain felt too weak to do either I Ican Ian Ican can an walk lk a long ways a ays and have not notused notused used my air cushion for some time and I have no further need of it itThki It ItThill ItThis This is a direct demonstration of the fact that DrapeNuts food surely does doestrain doesrebuild rebuild the soft gray matte In dd the train and nerve centers and any an de depleted ftjfled deiisted pleted person can prove this by ue One cannot get well of nervous troubles troubI troubIwithout wttfcoattlie without the rWU sort Tt of food to NJtdW this to eurious mptatswce which hicl1 to ZOned ftundV bests ad ttat this must be rehllUt rehllUtfGOd freet the food Gnpe OrapeNut uts food is sade 1 Ir IrI I II Io I Warden Dows DowsUniforrn Uniforall Stheme Sthemek Schem1akes Ila 1akes eSrlSOners Prisonersa 0 Behave eli Ve Warden Dow Do is rapidly putting into intoeffect tntoeattjlet teffect effect his ft ae8I 0wal scheme for subduing subduingrefracftHy subduingre subduIngretrac4ucy refracftHy re yrissmig ftel8 at the state pen peniteatioy peniteauy penitentt iteatioy itentt The prisoners have been beengraded beengraded beengraded graded and good behavior is being re rewarded re rewanted rewarded warded by furnishing f1md the good prison prteoners prisonera nerg ers with withplath plata gray uniform instead insteadof of striped sriedite awjts Many any of the most mostpeaceably mo mostpeaceably tpeaceably peaceably disposed convicts have al alrendy alt alrebdy rendy been ftUed ted out with the plain pUInuniforms plalOuaiCorm plainuniforms uniforms during the past few weeks weeksand weeksaad weeksand and the warden promtees to have all alltbe aUt aUtthe alPthe the good QMS oft out of stripes ittthtk a amonth aJDOa1 amonIhorso month monIhorso or so YoullgThiefWho Youig Thief Who Says lie Wa WaForced Was WasForced Forced to Steal tMI I oa Tt half elB It Itmytnether Itmy my brother made me mestaai 1Mst mestal staai sobbed 10yearold LouIS LoutsWllkes LouISmikes LouisWIlkes mikes as ash he was marched into IntoIt poHee poHeeSUCtion iiceiAtlon SUCtion It Uon jtestarsay Slest afternoon by a police poUceman poUeemaR policemalt man The fed whose name ha has almost almostbecome aimostbecome almostbecome become a synonym fair theft among the thepolice thepolice thepolice police was caught in the act of steal stealing trtealIns stealing ing some meauUe1eB articles from Margetts book bookstore bookstore bookstore store on MaiD street He was noticed noticedin noU noUIn in the store by the manager who whowatched Whowatched witowatched watched him and saw him cleverly slip slipsome slipsome Up Upsome some tablets and pencils and some somemasks omemasks somemasks masks under his coat with the ease of ofa ota ofa a professional shop lifter The lad ladstarted ladstarted tadstarted started out of the place but the man manager maner mansgereellared ager sgereellared er cellared1 Ilarect him and turned hint bln oYrr oYrrto oYtrto Wrrto to Officer Milner When caught the theMid theiIil thel Mid Who Wh ears ears and pitiful stories have havesir havemore bavesir sir more than one occasion saved ved him himfrom himtcrom himfrom from the reform school began to weep weepso so copiously that his captor would wouldprobably wouldpr6bahl wouldprebably probably have let him go had not no the Considerable tti1 excitement lte nt prevailed in inthe I Ithe Icthe the vicinity of OJblra South and Fourth FourthWest Fourth Fourthvest FourthWest West streets nightbefore nig t1tefore hut and andterdty yes yesterday yesteriiay terday over om Ov the th th jnugterfous Io disappear disappearance diea ppear ppeartLBCe ance of 5vear 5yer4cydo AqiCt3 da Rasmussen Rasmussenand Radmwenand and strong PIe susD1cie ts of kidnaping pre prevailed pre preva pees1led vailed va lied for ZQ a while hile but the lad was lo located located torated cated late yesterday 3e tentay in Taylorsville Taylorsvilletwelve TaYlorSlIIetwelve Thyloravllletwelve twelve miles JftI es away where he had been beenwho beent ft with his graRdm grandmother lher by 8 man manho manwho who ho found the child wandering around aroundthe 8lVundthe arundthe the country count between here and there thereHow tbereHow thereHow How it got out in that country the ot th par parents parents parents ents are at a a toss to explain explainWhen explainWhen When last seen the child was playing playingwith playingwith playingwith I with some companions near his home homelate homelate homelate late Friday evening but he suddenly suddenlydtaappeared suddenlyd suddenlydisoppeared dtaappeared and his distracted tracted mother motherand motherand motherand and steptether stepf ther John Rugg searched searchedall all night and nd nearly all day yesterday yesterdaywithout yesterdaywithout YwitOOut without getting any trace of him Yes Yesterday Yesterday terday morning lnlng Mrs Rug Ru asked the theaid tMaid Theaid aid of the police and told theraj the tben that thatof thatof thatof of the chief beetraisin states in the theUnion theUnion theUnion Union Nearly 1 10JI4JO WO has already been beensubscribed beERsubSribed beensubscrIbed subscribed as prizes JJrI The competition competitionte com tLUon tLUonit te to be under the direction di Uon of Herbert HerbertMyrick HerbertM HerbertMyrick of the Orange Judd Juddcompany Juddcompany Myrick TiCk president company The Utah Sugar ugar company companyis is also a taking an active part in perfect perfecting perfectIng perfectbig I ing arrangements for the awiardlng a In of ofprizes ofprn88 ofprizes prizes These are to be given to com competitors competitors cornpetitors petitors of two daises the he first class classbeing classbe1ng classbeing being for the he record that shows most mostclearly mostcle mostclearly clearly cle rly the method pursued In growing growingone SIOngone one acre a of sugar beets and the re resuKs resuits I Isults suits obtained Irrespective of what the theresults theresults results ults may be Class two will be open openonly openonly openonly only t9 states where there are factories factoriesand factorlelland factorleSand I for forthe forthe forthe and many prizes are to be offered the crop cro of beets grown on one acre acrewhich acrewhich acrewhich which contains the greatest gre test amount of ofsugar ofsugar ofsugar Utah growers are areexpected areexpected sugar This is where I Iexpected expected to come In strong strongIt stronrIt of the promoters of ofthe ofthe ofthe I It is the pufpoee to alIst lbIt the services of ofthe ofthe the contests cont enHf I Itbe the state agricultural station at LogAn Losnto to test samples of the competing cvmpetingbeets cvmpetingbeetsThe beets beetsThe beetsThe The legislature lea1 of the state is to be beasked beasked beasked ywjmn Z1SPUOor I Ior asked for an appropriation of ywjmnor15 out this feature of ofthe oUte ofthe or15 or 15eeJ to carry the plans plansJ Dont Miss MissOar MissOur MISSOur Our coffee sale 4c 4 Mocha and tfava tfavaKe qavalie ava ava1c Ke Me Mocha Mo and Java SOc Monday MondayPefe MendayPe MondayPeb Pefe Pe 4 from 1 until 6 mNATIONAL mNATIONAL inNATIONAL NATIONAL TEA CO COCorner COCorner CoCorner Corner Third South and Main MainTWO MainTWOD1VORCESGILANTEa IalnTVO TWO TWOD1VORCESGILANTEa TWOD1VORCESGILANTEaMrs DIVORCES GUA TED TEDMrs TEDMrs Mrs Benbrook and Mrs Brownlee BrownleeGiven J3rownleeGiven BrowuleeGiven Given Decrees DecreesA A decree ecree of divorce was granted by byJudge byTudge byJudge Judge Hall yesterday to Elizabeth Ben Benbrook Benbrook I Ibrook brook from her husband John Ben Benbrook BenI BenIbrook Benbrook brook The suit was commenced on Jan i 21 1 and last Wednesday before Referee RefereeTlmmony RefereeTimmony Tlmmony the plaintiff proved her alle allegation allegation allegatlon I gation that ever since Benbrook went wentto wentto wentto I to Nome a year ear ago he had made no noprovisions noI noDrovlektnS noitroviskats provisions for her support The de defendant defendant defendant fendant filed a a waiver of defense and anaconsented andcontented andconSented consented to be adjudged in default defaultNo defaultNo defaultNo No alimony was asked for by Mrs Ben Benbrook Benbrook Benbrook brook but she wfes awarded the cus custody custody enstody tody of the baby whose somewhat somewhatcelebrated sOmewhat sOmewhatcelebrJilted somewhatcelebrated celebrated father married plaintiff in inMay inMay InMay May lIlT at Lafayette Colo ColoJudge ColoJ3Idge ColeJudge Judge Hall also granted nted a divorce divorceyesterday divorceyesterda divorceyesterday yesterday on referees report to plain plaintiff plaintiff plaintiff tiff in the case of Hattie Brownlee BrownleeHenry vs vsHenry vsHenry Henry Brownlee who were married marriedIn In this city on June 30 1 14 4 Defend Defendant Defendant Defendant ant was in default and Mrs Brownlee Brownleehad Brownleehad Brownleehad had no difficulty in proving the alle allegation alle8atlon allegation gation of desertion and nonsupport Don port of ofher ofher ofher her by defendant Mrs Brownlee Wasaaroed wasawarded was wasawarded awarded the custody of the minor child childbut childbut childbut but no alimony allrnon for she did not ask it itFEMALE itt itFEMALE tFEMALE FEMALE VAGS COMPLAINT COMPLAINTGrace Grace Reynolds Seeks Release lease from fromCity fromOity frontCity City Jail JailTirinc TaIITiring lTlrtnr Tiring of her life in the city ity jail jailGrace jailGrace jailGrace Grace Reynolds yesterday made appli application application PpU PpUcalton cation to Judge Stewart to be given givenher 3tv givenher 1 1her her liberty on a writ of habeas corpus corpusalleging corpusallesiRg corpusalleging alleging that she Is being unlawfully unlawfullyrestrained unlawtuIyre uniawfuYrestisipieti restrained re tNJnett of her freedom The petition petitionwas was pres PtlSOtfttfd nt Hl by Attorney Will FWanlesd FYlanlfR4 I Ianlea Wanlesd anlea and In the aMdavit to was wasshown wasUat wasshown shown tlat the prhmner is serving a asentence a8ent asentence sentence 8ent nc8 of three months from Dec 81 81last 51at I Ilast last at on a convic cotivicbn im before Police Judge JudgeI TulgeThnmony JEigeTimmony I Timmony of the offense of vagrancy vagrancyIn vgranclJ1 In his arguments Attorney At Wanes Wanescontended Waneucontended WanIsescontended contended thai the complaint upon uponwhich uponleh uponwhich which leh Jab cltefct was tried ta void for forthe forthe forthe the reason that it failed to state a acharge achalJe I Icharge charge tnat is a public offense This Thiscontention Thiscontention I ICOatention contention and all the matters alleged allegedwhy allegtdwhy allegedwhy why the prisoner should be released by byhabeas bybabeall byhabeas habeas corpus proceedings were re rebutted rebutted mebutted butted by City Attorney Stephens with withAssittsat WithAt withAssiithnt Assittsat at Attorney A tQfbe Stewart and Prose Prosecutor Proeecuto Prosecuto cuto Diehl of the police court asso assoctatcd UIIQclattd associattd ctatcd ctatcdThe ciattdThe The arguments were re only partly con concluded coneigde4 cluded tI and further hearing was de defer detn4I tiefeesO fer feesO tn4I till tiilPeb Feb M1U 14Mhne 1U Mhne ReynoM ta the young woman womanwho womanho womanwho who ho was found hi the thebompany company pany of Liv Liverpool Lherpool Liverpool I erpool Jack ck tile be notorious II tor1ou5 gambling gamblingcrook gamblingcrook crook who te doing seventyfive days daystime dayStime daystime time for having burglars tools too in his hispossession hispos hispossession possession Liverpool Jacks com companion compaRIOft cornpaniomt panion Harry Wilson Is the desperate desperatecharacter deaperatetbaracter desperatecharacter character who Is awaiting trial for forholding forholdlnJl forholding holding up and robbing a Jap of BOO BOOIn 300in i iIn In Plum alley about Christmas time timeand tlrwalld tiimand and his side partner GEorgio Reynolds Reynoldsis RenIIII is I ate serving a sentence scntn of 1 thni thniHwaUtt Ihl IhltI th rmosUss HwaUtt tI on a conviction of vagranty agan The plan is working co well that thatwe we cant get enough plain 18ln uniforms to toequip t4equip toequip equip the good prisoners said Mr MrDow MrDow MrDow Dow There is 1 a vast amount of ofpride ofpridE ofpride pride even among convicts They TheyIf Theydespise despise stripes and close crop croppe4 hal halIf i I If a prisoner commits any flagrant ftgranfense of offense offetus I fense it hurts his feelings more moreIdivest ts tsdivest tdivest divest him of his plain suit and clip bIB htsgin bIBhair Idivest hair than It would to give hm a 1Iog gin gtng Many of them ietn feel the htuni htunitfen humiuld humiuldteen I teen of haying to submit to be brandef brandefby brandetby by stripes strJp a ftsptUeh 4nueh rnueh as they do the lifl 11 11ratlon1 lit litreretlentl 1 careeratkm reretlentl ratlon1 elf iiiii officer who knew knewtite ijhR t1i lads trick taken takenhim takftt takfttIthn takeshim him in hand WI Witthteara WitHsth tI1 atean tears stream streamIng trea treang tresjning Ing ng ownhls face the 1fheJet1 lad declared that thathe thathe thathe he had been made to steal eal by his htebrother hblbrother hisbrother brother He declared that his hisforced parents parentsforced ret retforced forced him to so out on the street to tosell t8sen issell sell papers and said sal that he had not notseen ootBeen notseen seen his fatherfor father for more than a week weekThe weekThe weekThe The young boy begged and pleaded ple edto edtobe to tobe tobe be allowed to go and see his father and andmother andmother 4 4motilei mother before he was cent to Jail JailThe jailThe jailThe The officers say iy that they have ha haso bad haCso badso so much trouble with the lad that thatsomething thatthlns thatsomething something thlns has to be done and aftdhe aftdheheld he was washeld held at the station awaiting the action actionof actloof of Mr Margetts MargettsLast MargettaLast Last evening while the officers In the theI tbtIllation th thstatlon I station were busy UstwiinsT tho thoe to the tiietroubles trbeI thetroubles I troubles of others othe yo young nsr Witkas Wilkoswatching Witkaswatching Vllk 8 8I watching atchinghls his chance sliuped to the back backof ltaekof backof I of the office and iVhen hen the desk sett settgeant seygeant geant looked for his young prisoner prt oaer he hecould hecould becould could not befound and no trace of hhSf hhSfi hldfbas hulifhas i has been seen since Fiveyearold Boy Wanders WanJersTwelv Twelve Milef Milejl Milejlat Mi1e Mi1eatNight it 1 at atNight Night she feared that her former hu hfrom huobsi huobsifrom 4 4from from whom she had separated had hadduoted a aduoted sb sbducted duoted the child All suspicion OR that thatpoint lItIKpoint thatpoint point was dispelled however by the ap appearance appearance altpearance pearance of Rasmussen at the station stationrequesting 8 t1oitreque stationrequesting requesting reque tlng the aid of the police in lo locating 10aLtln locatin cating the child childLate childLate childLate Late yesterday afternoon word came camefrom camefrom camefront from Taylorsville to the parents that thatthe thatthe thatthe the child was there with 1th its grand jrrandmolAier InDdmother grandmother mother The message me6sa said that the thechild thechl1d thechild child cold hungry and apparently lost losthad lo thad osthad had been found Friday night wander wanderine W1LnderIna wanderIng ine about the farm of a man a few fewmiles fewmiles fewmiles miles from Taylorsville Ta losvllle and had been beenbrought beeftbrought beenbrought brought by him to the latter place placewhere piacewhere placewhere where his grandmother was found foundThe CoundThe foundThe The parents are Inclined to believe believethat believethat believethat that the child was taken off by It some someone IIOme IIOmeone someone one but the police are of the opinion opinionthat opiniont4tat opinionthat that he just strayed away and kept keptgoing keptgoing keptgoing going until he was found by the farmer farmerThe fannerThe farmerThe The mother of the child will go to toTaylorsville toTaylorsvUle toThylorsvllle Taylorsville today to bring the boy boyhome MYhome boyhome home homeEVANGELIST homeEVANGELIST homeEVANtELIST EVANGELIST LEES WOUK WOUKOldFashioned WOIUCOIctFavhioned VORKOldFashioned OldFashioned Methodist Kevival at atHeath atHeath ateath Heath eath Church ChurchHeath ChurchHeath ChurchHeath Heath Methodist church corner of ofThird oCThird ofThird Third South and Eighth West is en enjoying en enjoying enjoylng joying an oldfashioned revival meet meeting meetinS meeting ing conducted by Evangelist WLe HLee HLe Lee Le of Spokane Spok ne Wash assisted aasistedRev tI tIRe bRev Rev Re Albert Hartshorn pastor and andMrs a aMrs andMrs Mrs Florence Lee soloist The meet meetings meetIngs meetlags ings have been in progress more mor than thana a week with increasing interest Quite Quitea I Ia a number have been converted and the tJiachurch thechurch I Ichurch church greatly quickened and encour encouraged encourared aged agedEvangelist aeedEvangelist aredEvangelist i Evangelist Lee Is a typical plcal westerner westernerand westernerand westernerand and has seen the rough side 81d of life He Hebelieves Htbelieves Hbelieves believes in the old time enthusiastic enthusiasticfervent enthu enthusiasticfervent luUc luUcrvent fervent rvent type of Methodism His die diacourses diecourses courses are plain practical pointed pointedand pointedand pointedand and areillustrated are illustrated with many touching touchingincidents toucbln toucblnIncidents touchingIncidents incidents from real life An excellent excellentchoir excellentCOOi excellentchoir choir lads I ds the song service serviceThfeiparigelist serviceTltlgngelist 1 Thfeiparigelist Th Tltlgngelist ng ellst will preach today at atn 11 apffn ait Ujf sjubject Conquering Chris ChristlanitjMf Christia ChristlanItm tia tlanItm tlanitjMf 1 3 subject Pentecost7Q Pentecost t7tQ 730 Pwt subject The Unpardonable UnpardonableSin Sin Si ihe Jihe he meetings will continue continuethrough continuethreugfitbe continuethrouglitbe through threugfitbe the week at 230 and 738 each eachCITY eachda eachday da day 0 0CITY CITY HEALTH REPORT REPORTEight REPORTEight REPORTEight Eight New Cases of Smallpox Eported Re Reported Iteported ported Yesterday YesterdayAccording YesterdayAccor YesterdayAccording According Accor ing to the report of the health liealthdepartment healthdepartment Ith Ithep department ep rtment there are now eighty cases casesof C88e3of easesof of smallpox in the city as against againstseventytwo a againstseventytwo lUIt lUItseventytwo seventytwo last Saturday Twenty Twentyfour Twentyfour Twentyfour four new cases were report during duringthe durln durlntM duringthe the week and of this number eight eightwere t1lhtwere eightwere were reported yesterday esterda The victims victimsare victimsare victimsare are John Rice and wife and their IMJO IMJOchildren tchildren to tochildren children residing at North Salt Lake LakeRose LakeRose ke keRose Rose Manning aged 34 years years a child of ofT orT ofT Williams at 617 South Fifth FifthWest FifthVest FifthWest West street Jobn Squires at 141 141West 141West 141West West Seventh South street and Ray RayGuiver RayGulver RayGuiver Guiver a nunn of the Wasatch school schoolThe schoolThe schoolThe The latter remained out of school scho I on onaccount onaccount naccount account of the vaccination rule but deveioped de developed eveloped veloped the case last week at schooT schooTFour schooTFour TFour Four new cases of scarlet scar wee7l fever were werereported werereported werereported reported during the week wee making makl nine ninecases ninecases ninecases cases now under quarantine the same samenumber samenumber samenumber number as at the end of the preceding precedingweek precedingweek precedingweek week Three cases of diphtheria are areunder areunder areunder under quarantine one less ess than a week weekago weekago weekago ago two tw new cases having been be report reported ed during the week weekThe weekThe I IThe The births reported for the thenumbered thenumbered week weeknumbered numbered thirtyseven and the deaths deathsten deat1ulten deathsten ten tenr HOBOS CLEVER TRICK TRICKImpersonated TRIOKIIDpersonated PlUCKIntperson Impersonated Intperson ted Cook and Prepared His HisOwn 1IisOwn ItieOwn Own Breakfast BreakfastThe BreakfastThe The artful tricks of hoboes oe8 to get gettheir wettheir gettheir their meals without working workln for them tliemare themare themare are many and clever but one of the theWeary theWeaiY theWeary Weary Willies worked the theSucce Success 8 tea restaurant retaurant teataurant taurant yesterday morning with a atrick atrick atrick trick that caps the climax One of the theboxcar theboxcar theboxcar boxcar travelers called at the restau restaurant re restaurant tau taurant rant and telling the manager that the thesecond theecond thesecond second cook could not be there that day daysaid dayald daysaid said that he had been sent in his place placeHe plafiHe placeHe He was immediately sent to the kitchen kitchenand kitchenand kitchenand and commenced his work by preparing preparinga a sumptuous breakfast for himself after afterwhich atelwhkh afterwhch which he began to exhibit an inability inabilityat at cooking that Is usually ascribed in incomic incomic Incomic comic papers to Mrs Newlywed or orthe orthe orthe the graduate of a young ladles cooking cookingclub eookiagclub cookingclub club clubWhile While the new cook was trying to boil bollwater boilwater bOILwater water without scorching IlC It the regular regularcook regularcook regularcook cook appeared and seeing someone in inhte Inhis inhis his place went to the proprietor proplle for his histime hisUme lilatithe time When the astonished boss learned learnedthat lEarnedthat learnedthai that the cook bad never seen his proxy proxyto to say nothing of having deputized him himhe himbe himhe he started to give the new cook his hiswalking hiliwalking hiswalking walking papers but the latter decided decidedthat decldfdthat decidedthat that it was time to walk without pa papera 8pen pawill pen pent penWill Will Expel Hasssll HasssllThe HasseflThe The local lodge of the A Otook JT Wtook vttook took up the case ypstrdy 7 of PHaaaell IfJ IfJHaJllileJl P5 P5Hae1i Haaaell the young man who te under underarresthere lIDt1tarre Vndetarrest arresthere arre arrest here on a charge of passing passingbogus paglnbogus passingbogus bogus sight drafts and it is said will wintake willtake willtake take official action to have him expelled expelledfrom exPelledfrom expelledfrom from the lodge and will publish him himthroughout himthlOUJhout himthroughout throughout the order to prevent his hisworking hisworktng hisworking working his secret order graft on any anymore 8 anymore ymore more of the lodge lod members lit the fu future tuture futare ture Hassell Is being held in the county countyJail countyjail countyjail Jail awaiting his trial and the arrival arrivalof of th thE officer from Reno no Npv where he heis hej hois is also wanted on a charge of passing passingbogus IJ jassingbogus ssinK ssinKuJgus bogus checks I FOUGHT FoEJiitHqoDQo HOODOO BILL BILLSuperintendent BILLSuperintGndellt Superintendent Effinger Effin er Sings Singsa Slngft a Hack Driver DriverTHENOOTiBER DriverTHENOFFICEIt THENOOTiBER THENOF iIC APPEARS APPEAESA APPEARSMDfDfG APPERSMI2fflG i MDfDfG MENFBLLEJ 1tPt1 TPBI1IED WITH A AOiB otUJ OiBA A Allhert short bat fetfe fight In which whichprominent a apromisent prominent mining man and a ha hadriver haez haezdriver I driver drt atempted to annihilate each oife oifewas otbt othuwas was pulled otC on the Kenyon corner COIftefearI7 cornerearly jearly I early this morning Both men went wentto wentto I Ito to the ground under the tierce exchange exchangeof I Ior of blows and some omebl blood was drawn on onboth onboth I Iboth both sides but the mining man de declared declareti clared his hI was spilled upilledby by a Mow over overthe overthe the head from Policeman Smiths billy billywhich billywhteh billywhich 1 which he declares the omcer used usedwithout usedwithout I IwItJaout without any provocation The mining miningman miningman I IJRan man gave his name as Emngw Emngwthe smnprthe Biuingsrthe the superintendent II11perl tendent of the Ophtr hlr mine mineand jand I and the hack driver was Will WestcoLt West Westcott I Icotto coLt commonly Cm 1nl known as HoodooBill HBill Hoodoo HoqiloqBilL Bill The trouble It is alleged al1eg started startedover st1t staktadover 1 1over over the hack which the driver claims claimsthe ctaltmtthe claimsthe the mining man wanted him to take takeoff takeoff joff off the street streetAccording streetAccordlns streetAccording According to the story of the driver driverEQinger driverEmger driverEger EQinger and several other mining mlnl melt menwere meltwere meltwere were standing on the corner when he hedrove hedlOve hedrove drove up and and88ked asked them if they were werewaiting wentwaittnc werewaiting waiting for a car volunteering volunt rlng the in information lafonnatlon Information formation that the last car had gontt gonttHe gonttHe goes goesHe He alleges that Eflinger retorted that thatthey tbatthey thatthey they knew that without having to be betold betold betold told by a hack driver and wanted to toknow tknow toknow know if he was trying to get get a Job JobBill jobBUt job8h11 Bill says BRinger calling lIIng him a aname aname I Iname name said he wouldnt ride in his hishack hishack I Ihack hack ana ordered orderedhJm him to get hte hi rig rigoff riaoff rigoff off the street The driver refused and andhe andhe Jhe he alleges that Efflnger calling him a avile aTile avIle vile name jerked off his coat and anddashed andda8hed anddMhed dashed at him striking trlkln him a blow In Inthe 111the litthe the head and sent him spinning to the tbeground theround theground ground under his horses fett let The Thcnext Thcnextblow next nextblow nextblow blow wtS from the drv drvr IOn sad nd f1 min mining minlag mm mmbig lag man went to the sidewalk but wasUit was wasui wasu ui again and the two cancned ana were weretrying weretrylng weretrying trying to pulverize each other when oc ocflcer Utfleer fleer Smith appeared on the scene and andcollared andcollareu andcollarea collared Effinger EffingerThe EtlingerTbs The latter and his friends declare declarethat declarethat declarethat I that Smith rnith brought his club down on onthe onthe onthe the head of the mining mlnln man with a athud atbud athud thud that sent him to the sidewalk anJ anJendod an anended i iemhod ended the fight Effinger was then con conducted conducted ducted to the police station He de declared decl doelated elated cl that Smith had struck him pur purposely purpo parposely posely po and without any cause whatever whateverand whateverand whateverand and they were emphatic in their denun denunciation den denunelation elation of what they the called brutality brutalityon on the part of the officer officerSmith officerSmith officerSmith Smith stated that he did not strike strikethe I II Ithe the man to knock him down but that thatin thatin in siezing slez Ing him his club swung over his hlahand hia1uutd hishand I I hand and struck Effinger a light blow blowThe blowThe blowThe The officer declared that the mining miningman miningman miningman man resisted him and several others othersI otherswho I who witnessed the affair said the officer officerwas I was justified In all he did didNeither didNeither didNeither Neither of the men wan hurt beyond beyondI I a few slight BII ht scratches that started the theblood thebloxl theblood blood and as the evidence seemed to toshow toshow I show that EffinKer Emn er started the light he hewas hewas I was booked on a charge of fighting fightingwhich fichtingwhich fightingwhich which it is said will be changed to as assault assault assautt sault and battery and Hoodoo Bill Billwas Bmw Billwes was allowed to KO KOEfflnger JOEmnger goPfflnger Efflnger put up 10 for his appear appearance appearance appearance ance in police court As he left he de declared decwed dedared dared that he weiild see that Smith Smithgot SR1ithIIOt Smithgot got his deserts for rounding him on onthe ontbe onthe the bead with his club clubEroneer clubEtlinrer Eroneer Ettln etsaid said that the trouble was wasstarted wasstarted 8 8started started by the th hack driver who he hesays hesayJol hesays I says began to squabble with tth him about aboutI the hack and became overbearing In his hismanner hismanner hismanner I manner He declared that Bill had hadforced I Iforced Iforced forced the trouble over nothing at all alland alland i iI I and struck him first and he was forced forcedto I II I to do what he did simply to protect protecthimself protectbiumset I himself His friends all declared that thatthe tlatthe I the driver started the trouble and that thatEfflnger thatiEtflnger I Efflnger Em cer was forced into it in self de de defense I 1 fenae te I IWhisky DEBIOLISflEISALOOJsT DEBIOLISflEISALOOJsTWhisky DEMOLISHED ISH SALOON SALOONWhisky I IHis Whisky Theif lacked Locked in But Smashed SmashedHis Smashedflu His Way Out OatIn OutIn I In the th space sp ce of about three minutes minuteslast minutesJRBt minuteslast last night the Nevada saloon on Second SecondSouth SecondSouth SecondSooth South street st was made to look as asrhoukh though two or three Mrs Nations with withtheir withtheir withtheir their consecrated con ecrated hatchets had been beenturned beenturned turned loose The destruction how however bowI however I I ever was caused by a man who was wascaught wascaught I caught trying to destroy the rum de demo de deInoit I mo mod by carrying all of it away with withhim withhim i iI him without paying for it or asking askingthe askingthe lnt efo the permission I of the bartender ee He Hesucceeded I Isucceeded 1 succeeded in getting out of the place placet placebut JI I but after a fierce struggle with the of officers ofSeers I Il ficers was landed behind the bars of ofthe ofthe the qlty tv bastile bastileThe basUleI bastileThe I The man who grave Ye his name as asJames asJames I James Scannell went into the saloon saloonand Mloonand saloonand I and stealing several bottles of whisky whiskyattempted whiskyattempted attempted to sneak out with ith them by bygoing bf bygoing I going through a wine room in the rear rearHte rearHis I Ibaltender His gw work ru had been observed by the thebartender thebartender bartender who followed him and catch catching catching I Ilug ing him in a room that had but one onedoor onedoor onedoor door he locked the thief in and went wentcall wentcall 4 4call call an officer Discovering that he was wasin Wagin wasin in a a trap Scannell began to use his hisfeet hisfeet bittfeet feet as battering rams on the door doorwhich doorwhich doorwhich which was aulcklv demolished In an anattempt anattempt anattempt attempt to dash out of the place he hedived hedived hedived dived through a large stained glass glasswindow glasswind laSlil laSlilwindow window wind demolishing the window but butin butIn butin in some way escaping without any in injury InJUr7 injury jury to himself As he came out of the theplace theplace theplace place Officer Smith and Hemple arrived arrivedon I on the scene and collared the smasher smasheri i i In his fury he attempted to annthi annihilate annthiIatethe annthilate late Iatethe the officers but they succeeded in inpinninc 10plnninl inpinning pinning his arms down and marched marchedhim marchMbiOI marchedhim him to the oolice station Scannel de declared declar dedared dared clar that he was wasgolng golng to die game gamebut gamebut me mebut but before fore he reached the jail his ardor ardorhad aroorhadcooe ardorhad had hadcooe cooled down downTwo downTwo downTwo Two bottles of the whisky was found foundin in his pockets po kebt and lie was booked on ona ona ona a charge of grand larceny larcen He claims claimsto to be a stone contractor contractorMESSENGER contractorImt contractorMESSENWR Imt ImtMESSENGER MESSENGER ON A BAM RAMPAGE RAMPAGEEjected RAMPAGEEjected PAGE PAGEEjected Ejected from a Dance and Fought Foughtthe Foughtthe Foughtthe the Officer OfficerCharles OfficerCharles OfficerCharles Charles Robison billOft a messenger meue boy who whohad whohad whohad had been ejected from chrtotendens chrtotendensdancing chrlMeftedancirag Chrltenensdancing dancing hall last night for raising a arough dorouP arough rough house boa attempted to clean mthe a athe stthe the earth arti with Officer Parry when wh the thelatter theatt thelatter latter att trlfd to arrest him but wan land landed IndI landoil I ed I In Jail The youth it In I said ruUed ruUedsuch roll rjliedsuch ed edI such a disturbance In the dance dan hH that thathe thathe thathe I he had to be put out and when nutsidr nutsidrwanted OIJtlldI oijtqidewanted I wanted to annihilated those who and andejected nadI andejected ejected him It is said he was creatiis a amild amild amild mild pandemonium among am those tht who whoi whowtre whowere I were IvtA leaving tM da dance wnen i the th oil oilappeared olftpr olftprrr olflcerauuearcd appeared on the scene and a of ofwith collared the thelaa theIntl rr laa The latter t1tre t1tret turned upon the officer oRicerwith officerwith with all his fury Ury and succeeded in drag drotgDf draggina lrH lrHKinv gina the be bluecoat a at to the ground on top topwith topof of Df ilim a couple of times I filling twitt the air airwith with curses The wagon was cated 8i1 and andthe andthe andthe the refractory youth Quth was wa hauled to I the the4ail thejail thejaIl jail where he was lockd up on a chars charsof cbargpof of disturbing disturbingthe the peace peaceFolygamist peaeea peaeePolygami peacePolygatnistHatlsenS a Folygamist PolygatnistHatlsenS Hansons Case CaseFrederick CaEFredfTlck OarsFrederick Frederick Hansen the polygamist polygamistover over the Jordan1 Jordan1who Jordan who was hauled up oe oefore DeI Liefore fore the county commissioners for re refusing refU8l11g refusing fusing to support his plural wife de denies dtnles denies I nies the statement that he wanted his histwo hiMtwo histwo two wives to live under und the same roof roofHe roofHe roofHe He says that he was sent to the th pen penitentlary penItentlanr penItentlary itentlary several years ago when hen he hewas htwas hewan was living under the same roof with withboth withb withboth both tb wives and he then built another anotherhouse anotherhou anotherhouse house hou for wife No 2 about forty rods rodsaway rodsay rodsaway away He does not deny that he has hasbeen basbeen hasbeen been living with both th wives since then thenand thenan4 thenand and says he will support wife No 2 if ifshe Itshe Ifshe she will come back to her house on the thefarm thetarm thefarm farm She has several lIe eral young children childrenand childrenand childrenand and is now living In the city cityBig cityI cityBig tBig Big Shoe Factory Fails FailsPBihuleiphia FailsPBlladeiphla PailsPhhladeiphIa I PBihuleiphia Feb 1John John Mundel Mundeltrading Mundeltrading undeI undeItradII1 trading as John Mundel Co and andoperating andoperating operating one of thelargest the largest shoe far factories lactorits fartories tories in this city made an assign assignment asslgnnwnt assignnient ment today It is Impossible to give giveKs ginr giveseets Ks seets ts or liabilities The house UrI a abusiness abu abuiness business bu in approximating UOOfI006 100 0 last lastyear laJtyear tartyear year JI GROUT BILL REPORTS REPORTSI I Details Demiliof of Arguments ArgulU nts by Proc Proctor Proctor Proctor tor tor and Heitfeld HeitfeldA a 4 4A A BLOW ILOWIDAHO tOW AT IN 1NDQTR1 1NDQTR1IDAEO qsrRY qsrRYt I IIDAROSmrAT IDAHO IDAROSmrAT SthTOI4 TATOK TVTATTHS A Ap PIEA PIEAP PPAIR PAIR PAIRC PAIRee15l PLAY piAYSpecial PLAYI Special ee15l I Correspondence CorrespondenceWashington CorrM4eeWblrtOB CorresposdesceWashington Washington Jan alIe St report reportmad fejrt fejrtJIUItIh telnetmad mad by tAte ne committee commutesmi ommltt on agriculture agricultureand IC1tltun IC1tltunad ad forestrY of the senate aeaa on the so socalled socalled called GUt oleomargarine bill has hassome basIIOI hassome some interesting lng points In hi it which hkh were werenot werenot re II not broairftt bmmlIt Ott when the Ml was wasfavombljr wasfavortabl wasfavorably favorably reported from the house com committee cornmittee I mittee Ittee to ttlaat to that branch of congress congressSo So far a as the Identification of the thecommodity thecommodity thecommodity I commodity to the wholesaler I Is con concernert conRata eoncsumd cernert Rata the committee the law lawof la lawof of IttC 1 IBM been successful So far as astbe astbe asthe I tbe Identification I tUkation of Ute commodity to totbe to1be tothe the cofummer is concerned the law la of of18M i 1 18M te of little Iltt value tile evidence be being hOlag lag that thatai a very large proportion of the theoleomaiimrin theoIeotDJprtA theoleomnaigsriut oleomaiimrin manulactured goes to totbe tothe tothe the coswHtoer finally as butter utter eIther eHheras I Ip as 5 a pnrehaser her of the retailer or as a aruest azuest I ruest at at a botel otcl restaurant taurant or boardtug board boardrag I Ilair rag house eIt housIt houseIt It appdS pper from testimony received receivedby I Ib by the conunittee that through throu the leg legislatures leeIstaturell legislatureS islatures of thirtytwo states with withfourfifths 1lthtourftftfaaof withfourfifths fourfifths tourftftfaaof of the tb population of the theUnited tUnited theUnited United States the people have ex expreesed exp cxpreaied preesed their disapproval di 4pru al of oleomar oleomarprlae oieornargarlan oleomargarine garine colored COIo ia semblance of butter butterthat IMIt butterthat er ertbat that those who have been charged with withthe witbtb withthe the tb duty of enforcing the tate taws tawsprdtalr re regarding megarding garding the product are arepoeltlve positive in the theopinion theopinion theopinion opinion that so long as ft is colored colo in inimitation Intmbtloa inlmbtatioa imitation of butter butt fraud uoon the tbeconsumer thecooaumer theconsumer consumer if not upon tbe dealer can cannot canat cannot not be Breventcd prevI1tedClaim prevefltedClaim BreventcdClaim Claim Backing BR Bac of State Officials OfficialsSo So far far1JIe the committee ComD tee has been beenable beeRaWe beenable able to ascertain this measure has the theapproval theapproval theapproval approval of all state official and andfood andfoodeornmieskers otoc foodcontmtestolien food dooiIUDlaIoBeJ1l contmtestolien whose duties are the en enforcement eaforcemeat enforcemsat forcemeat of tile jaws regulating latln the thenuanufacture ttielLIanufactu1e theianufacture nuanufacture and sale of oleomargar oleomargarine ol omarcarloe inc ineThe The committee has listened with Inte interest in interest terest te lt to the representations of the thelivestock thelivestock thelivestock livestock interests and an ti tlJ Lme otton seed seedoil JItedoil seedoil oil manufacturers mamdact rers and an the majority majorityare jorlt jorltare are unable to nee in thJN th measure any anything anything ny nythinc thing that ran greatly injure either eitherThe eitherThe eitherThe The committee is of the opinion opl lon that thatif thatIf thatif if oleomargarine is the wholesome and andnutritious andnutritious andnutritious nutritious product hat those interested interestedin in its mmnfacture and sale claim it to tobe tobe tobe be it will mee with a ready demand demandin in its natural color and especially as asthe afthe asthe the tax on the uncolored product is by bythis bytht bythis this bill reduced from 2 cents to one onecuartcr on oncuarter onecuartcr cuartcr of a a cent per Bound BoundHeitfeld OuadHeltfeld tioundHoitfoid Heitfeld Stands for Oleo OleoThe OleoThe OleoThe The majority report was presented presentedto to the senate aeJI by Senator Proctor the theminority thedam theminority minority dam 1 report repo of Senator HeKfeld of ofloteho ofJdltbo ofIdaho Idaho Tide report contains the fol following fol1on foilownz lowing lowingOleomargarine 1on 1onOieo lownzOleonmargarlne Oleomargarine Oieo ne Is a legitimate 14 te article articleof of commerce This has been distinct distinctI distinctIvely distinctively I ively held by the supreme court of ofUaited the theUnited theUnited United States StatesColoring SqLtesCoIori SiptesColoring Coloring CoIori matter ter is used both in the themaking themaking themaking making of butter and in the manufac manufacture uaufAeture maaufacture ture of oleomargarine for the purpose purposeof pu of catering cRterln to the tastes of consumers consumerswho C9nlllumerswho consumerswho who ave nave been accustomed to a gener generally generally generally ally yellow tint in both food pro products products ducts ductsIt dcetsIt It IK the universal opinion of tb thoseenseged those thoseengaged engaged en in tile manufacture of oleo oleomargarine oleemargarine margarine that a tax of 10 cents a apound apound apound pound upon tbe product catered a yel yellow yellow yetlow low tint will destroy that industry for foriBe rortHe fortile tHe reason o1 which experience has shown shownthere shownthere there weuld not be any considerable considerabledemand considerabledemand demand for oleomargarine In an uncol uncolored uncoieoftdttlon uncolored ored condition This opinion is based basedupon btuIedupoft basedupon upon efforts which hlch have already been beenmade beenmade beenmade made to introduce and sell the uncol uncolored uncolored uncoloted ored product In states where anticolor anticolorlaws anticolorIaWB antIcolorlaws laws now prevail The object there therefore therefore therefore fore of imposing btg this excessive tax of 19 cents a pound upon colored oleomar oleomargarine oleomargarine eleotnargarine garine te not for the purpose of rais raising IlsJng iwisbig big revenue but for the purpose of ofprohibiting ofprohtbltlft ofprohibitIng prohibiting its ts manufacture and of ofthua ofth ofthus thus th destroying the industry It is of ofno oft ofno no Importance that the proposed legis legislation legislation legislatlon lation reduces the tax on uncolored uncoloredoleomargarine uncolored0leo11lrPrine uncoloredoleomargarIne oleomargarine from cents a pound poun to toMe to14e toMc Me a pound Unless here is reason to tobelieve tobelieve tobelieve believe there would be a substantial substantialproduction sublltAntialproduction substantIalproduction production of that kind of ofrtlcle article the theincrease theIncrea theIncteSse increase of the tax of 10 8 cents nta a pound poundwould Poundwotild jtoundwould would in all probability prevent any anysubstantial any8ubetantialrevenue anysubetaimtial substantial 8ubetantialrevenue revenue being derived from fromits fromits rom romf its manufacture manufactureShould manulat manutactureShould IIre IIreShe Should Jfbt Ruin Industry IndustryThe The committee assumes that the thetawmaktejg thelawma theawmakleg lawma tawmaktejg power of the government governmentdevirea sovernmentdeare governmentdesires desires te prevent the possibility possib ltly of offraud offraIn offraud fraud fraIn in the tale Ie of oleomargarine rpirlne as asbutter itSbutter asbutter1 butter butter1 and nd net to destroy the industry industryitself indutlYitaelf industryitself itself They therefore he fore recommend le lehnatlonupon JeIsIation tee teeIslatlon hnatlonupon IsIation upon the subject which vhkhnue vf vfe vnate nue fraudulent frau Jt sales as near Imnoa Imnoae ImJOstbie Jmposeflile stbie as laws can clan provide provideThe provideThe provideThe The proposed bill is not a revenue revenuemc revenuenitasure mc nitasure are It is nc nefor for the purpose of ofraising ofraI8IDK ofraising raising revenue enuf reducing surplus surplusrevenue surplusreyenue surplusrevenue revenue In tact act in no sense is It a amtttsure aJlWe8ure ameasure mtttsure resting re tJW for its authority upon uponlhe uponthe uponthe the taxing power of the governmer governmentIts governmerIta Its object Is to prevent competition be between betwe between tween en two hone industries by building buildingup up one and nd destroying the other otherJ VK ANTWERP ANTWERPSENATOB ANTWEIItPSENATOR NTYERPC8 C8 C8SENATOR SENATOR CHAMDLBKS CHAMDLBKSEVER OH CEAIDLBRSBVER DLBRS DLBRSEVER EVER READY WIT WITJCew WITew WITNew New ew York World WorldNo WorldNo orld orldNo No man of quicker wit and readier readiertongue readiertonsue readiertongue tongue ha has been in the senate for years yearsthan yearsthan yearsthan than Mr Ir Chandler just jU defeated in inNew InNew inNew New Hantpbire His remarks in de debate t1ebate tiebetc bate whether applied to friend or foe foewere CWCre to towere were almost Invariably sarcastic and amibiting anlbtt1o andbiting biting btt1o In more recent years he was wasknown wasknown wasknown known as The Wasp Va Senator Vest Vesti Vesthimself thmIf i himself somewhat Glltew at vitriolic gave Chan Chandler Chandler Chalidier dler the name nameThe nameThe nameThe The chnmminess between Chandler Chandlerand Chandlerand l18ncUerand and Ttllman has long been a subject of ofcomment ocolluDent ofcommant comment Nothing so delighted de ted Chan Chandler ChanIdler Chandie Idler die as to wave the bloody shirt in inTitlmans InTillman inTilimans Titlmans face Then Tillman would wouldrise wouldrise ould ouldrise rise up in his wrath and cut loose looseChandler lOOStI looseChalei I Chandler Cha1ld would slash 81a Tillman and the thetwo thetwo thetwo two would appear on the point of hav having havIIDg haybig IIDg big a personal encounter After the thepaseageatarras theI thepassageatarms paseageatarras pa atar had ended they tbe would wouldleave wouldleave wouldleave I leave the senate nat chamber arm in axm axmOften a VII VIIOften uOften Often they the would spend the evening 10 10ther to together together gether ther and frequently freq ntly they were seen seenin leenIn seenin in the public streets taking bicycle ex exercise exercise cxerciae ercise together togetherChandler toptberChandler togetherChandler Chandler always alwa kept his colleague colleagueGalltnger colleagueGaJlinger colleagueGallinger Galltnger on tbe verge et of open hostil hostility hostility hostilIty ity and a portion por ion of the time in actual actualenmity actu actualenmity lj enmity He never 11 1 neglected an oppor opportunity rtunlty OppOrtunlty tunlty to rub Mr Oalllngers fur the thewrong thewron thewrong wrong wron way One time the president presidentnominated presidentnominated nominated a resident of if New Hamp Hampshire Hampshire Hnmpshire I shire to be postmaster at Concord Mr MrGaUiiijrer MrI I GaUiiijrer had previously endorsed this thisman thisman man for another position and fought foughthte 1voghtbls foughthis his confirmation as postmaster This Thiswas ThisWltll ThISyes was enough for or handler and he pro proceeded proceeded proceeded ceeded to support the man and have havefun havefun fun with hi bit colleague colleagueChandler cilleagueChandler I1fsgD Chandler hal a photograph of Gal Gallinger GalI Gallinger I linger and the th nominee for postmaster postmasterenlarged I enlarged and Info no day rJa produced it dot during dmI dotlng ing an executive cxci utive session ion of the senate senateIt I It represented Mr OalHnger tateI eeatelwith eate tateIwtth lwith with the nominee standing standi Reside him himwith himwith himwith with his band reposing MMaVntialiy MMaVntialiyon nthtHY nthtHYon on Oalluagers Gall ra boudef 4VTLEI CTHfllMfrr uSed use1this uSedthis el elthlt this mammoth photograpn to prove provehow pronho provehow how ho cordial were the relations betweenSenator between betweenSenator r1 r1Senator Senator Galliner and the liftan than whose whoseconfirmation whoseeonflrniatinim hoSt hoStconfirmtion confirmation he antagonized anta lnlzed He could couldnot couldnot couldnot not unfleratanr1 hon ho Ua JaHlnger I Inger could in ina Ina ina a coldblooded way 8 repudiate so close closea clo ea a friend friendDuring friendDuring 11d 11dI During Durin the debate on the last naval navalappropriation navalap navalappropriation appropriation ap roprlatlon bill Mr Chandler Andler who whowafc wh whWO whowelt I welt WO secretary Ile rptalY of the th navy under Pros President PrfIdent Prosblent ident Arthur mod a i Rne 1IIh rh reading realinsat I at on pMiit fr HI l1w I In Ii annual rci noIIIr ort of ofa ofa a former fccrtui of the navy nus lie liei5 i5 ii i I MIN6 AKIM6ODEI ODEI tfDER kJSOJU1ELY ABSLJTELY14JRE ABSLJTELY14JREMakes fJRE fJREMakes Makes the food more delicious and wholesome wholesomeIt wholesomeEWS It IoIW a NEWS EWS fROM OVER OVRTll STATE STATTT TT Prove Happenings HappeningsSpecial Happeningsmitpe mitpe Special 8 ul 1 Curre CorrttltqWltlu iiouteii JMsmiEsed Jrun tb fiThf Th cuse aphid h1rl 2irirlIILumtirfl h1rlItII1b IILumtirfl ItII1b 4harpd With stealing waLr waLrUi lr lrd Ui MsmiEsed f5ml in the db dbtrit li trlit court oo rt xo xot 0 da ml lacause Hlse tMflkb the fcts In the lh complaint cMnulatntacHon coptatnlu complaintsuffie sn suffie 1 ID OIUUtutJto asUlut cauSe of Mt if ifIOtatt i iJ acHon IOtatt tatt of WWButter JJUtJttd deceaaw Jcl Jclediah 1 1 dish Taylor Tayl 1If a appointed ntpd altarafcttCMtor altarafcttCMtorunder amhiiortinder tOI tOIIIlder under IIlder 35 SrtNto bJs and ST It Taylor TaylorJohn vlor Vinal Vinalpntnte IIpr John Moore tRN ir re iii iiiSamuel pSam pntnte appraise I Iet Sam Samuel 1TiownI et al charged with withgrand withgrand withgrand grand tartvny at Colton Coitoned wilt be beon arraign arraigneu eu ed on Xondar eadag Attormevs AUor jl BydJdch BydJdchand a isydflciiand 1 and 1 Bagtey were appotmcd rp if ifttnd its itstend tend 00 the elfltdaftt ei fQaMfi tae Howard tioth tiotherx igothera br I era and Ind Attorneys p1 i CoM joma anil anilIra n1 n1Ira ndIra Ira Kenward were anwinted a to Jefe re slefendt KI KIWat1lUn dXVntson XVntson olson and Jluntr JluntrCurtis Jlu JluCurti Jluatsrurtis Curtis urtis Kendall charged ehar with Ith roM roM rotrY rotrYWl3d ry rywas Jo I Iwas was arraiyikd andtook and tOOk until Feb 4 i iplead tIn 0 0PIdhah plead PIdhah tvv In 1taii puniSaviimgs nt 8ainlJs beak vs 1ro troit vv it Theatre company et al JiulgniijSt Jt JtIi was wasgiven na nagiven given against the theatre coesp mamfcny ng fur lorI887K I887K Ii and for fCO each against again the other otherdetendantK titerdefendant tbrrdetendants defendant detendantKGeorge defendantGeorpo detendantsGeorge George Austin usttn agricultural rleultu snperin superbitendent 1 1tendeni I tendent of thy IlaJi Sugar upr eomaaay eo ac 1 1ODtpanHd ticcoumpanted jfor ODtpanHd by Mn agaus clIIe cseegineer cseegineertot nr nrfor for the company wan to4ay exanunliiK exanunliiKthe eakzinthe the Burned arm rm recently purchased ore aad for fortbe furthe 1rthe the purpose pu of erecting a crusntac plant plantupon plantupon upon it with a view tewo to locating IO locatimigtes titcular pear particular pearUcular I itcular ground where the plant will be beerected bfoerected berected erected The ground was selected 1eeteCI nutl nutlstaked uti utiataked staked off and In all probability die fee plane planewill plalKwin plaivwill will be erected without ut deay A AIng nHet nHeting tin ing in of the farmers Carme will be net bid next nextThursday nextThursday Thursday day evening enlng to agree upon th thtails ac tails of the movement ImmediatelY Imm i1 Afterwhich After tftcrwhich which contracts vntrac for beets will WOhicaro likely In Inmade bemade made Chicago Mast 5 Sp Sil5seial ttaf ttafSpecial I Special CorrespondeaeeMt CorrespondenCe I IXt Mt Pleiaant Feb 1 lC ICO1OSCI Coh I WBurch Wulth WBurrh Burch of Chicago editor of the JUnettean JUnetteanSh AeriranSheep an anIh Sh Sheep ep Breeder and Wool Qably GNftr GNftrably prob probably ably the most noted paper of Ute kind kindin 1dndin kindin in the world ddreaced an andfence of ofr ofC ofsheep sheep and stocit cJddlelNled growers here lM night nightMr Mr Burch made his strongest rt rtaUng polatin ap appealing pealing aUng foe fewer sheep and andthat bettor ones ODf1iIn onesIn In this stale He ftDPu emphasised the fat fatthat factthat that this western stern country cant always alwaysrun alwa alwaysrun run as large herds as are now being beingraised belnarai1Md beingraised raised here as the ranges ranc are too small smalland smalland II IIand and the facilities for handling must na naturally naturally naturally turally decrease decreaseThere decreaseThere i There is only on one thing for Utah to do doto doto doto I to maintain her present standing a in thi thigreat thgreat great industry Indu try and that was to dhnin4 dhnin4the dtmln dtmlnthe In Inthe the size of tbe flocks and grow better betteigr beU beUlil bettergrdc gr lil grdc dc3 of cheep hefPII It Mr Burch rch said the conditions were of ofthe ofv ofbred ofthe the rest to make thin section fanous the thewortd th thworld world over as a breeding place of high hlghl highbred bred red hp he and he strongly advised the thegrower therowen thegrowers grower to get together Man a colony colonyand eoIonyand Colonyand and bring about such a desired result He Hehad Hehad Hehad had seen in Jib county unty two twothe nocks of ofthe ofthe the best Cotswold sheep he naj even evenseen ev81SftII evenseen seen or beard of ofLahi ofL otLoU LoU ihi Locals LocalsSpecial LocaleSpecial LocalsSpecial Special Correspondence CorrespondenceLhl COIrespond COIrespondlebl Lhl Feb 1 1JASt I ast evening the I A AChoir Ar Achoir Choir ave a ball ballTuesday bAJlTueIday hellTuesday Tuesday next J1O xt Frank Saltmev will leave leaveI leavelEbt leavetsM I lEbt eM for Germany ny A reception Net ton was given givenhim givenhim ft1 ft1him him at th the residence of KiiskhSRi KiiskhSRiIjafit KiekhemLast a a18l1t Last evening a man came in front Mer Mercur Xerur Mercur cur ur and nd after forming the ttt icquathltanre icquathltanreof wqual tanre tanreao of some parties lrtJOr got getht ftOW to drinking edOnclo edOncloAmi On the theway theway way ao to the depot hn was knocked kiio kd down downami downanti ami robbed A young man by the name nameof ngmeof me meof of ICettd Kendall ll was II arrested fot tbe tIteeCenl tIteeCenlPaysoo theoffensePayson ensc enscPajson Pajson City Happenings HappeningsSpecial Happe HappeningsIlipecial ings ingsSJidal Special Correspondence CorrespondenceParson Curre CorrespondencePayson ponltence ponltenceI Parson City Clt Feb i 2Nebo Nebo Nebo tAke priest priesthood pdestWod priesthood I hood meeting was WII held for the that time timeat at Payson tabernacle and was tersely at attended atI I tended nded Kepre RepretttotatlTftJ tatatlve8 were he heCe her rom romev romt 1 I every ev ry ward In the new stake TIle presi presidtncy prefllid presidency dtncy ne raid the meeting meetin was even as asbefore asfiQS aslarge large us any held at Prove before the theresidency thedivision division fiQS 01 of ttah ldst stake Tb TbI 3 residency presidencysaid residencysaid said I die oTKaniiation za was yet Incomplete Incompletebut but would I soon be completed and a tmilfEkRaary home homestake homemissionary missionary list estalltlllJbecl as well as a astake astake stake board of education educationI educationThe I The stake superintendent of Sunday Sundayschools Sun Sundayschools ay aysrboelB schools mot the Sunday StI school officers officersi officersafter ciR ciRatt I i after att 1 the close of the HEOft sicm Conference Confrencof Conf renc rencof of leligious ciass officials flan I announced announcedfor for Sunday Sunda Feb ML MLI HeuloiPsed 10eulogised I eulogised the sentiments expressed in inthat inthat I Ithat that report and said nothing nothin could lie liemore I bemore I I more accurate a ra te and better adapted ada pted to toi tothe i the needs of the country otm 7 He saM saMevery aidreceived saidevery every word ho read from that report reportreceived reportreceived 1 received his hearty endorsement Some SomeDemocrat Someemociat SomeDemocrat Democrat interrupting asked askedFrom kedFrom askedFrom From what secretary ecre of the navys navysannual navysannual navysannual annual report is the tli senator reading readingFrom JI readingFrom I From the report of of William BChandler EChandler EChandler Chandler of New Ne Hampshire was the thequick thequick I quick reply reirtyNoman rel replyNo ly lyNo Noman No lllan on the Republican side in ini inthe i tb tM senate lle ate was ever more cordially cordiallyhated eordia Ily Ilyhated 1 hated by those among the Democrats Democratswho Democratswho who are unforgiving than Chandler He Hewas Hewas Hewas 1 was secretary of the Republican na national national national tional committee in 1R7S The telegrams telegramshe he sent day and night and the plans planshe plansi i I he evolved were ere largely Ja Instrumental Instrumentali i in giving the presidency JtICside to Bayes in instead Instead Instead stead of to Tilden and those who whoj whosought ho hosought sought vengeance en an have from fro that time timenever tim timnever timenever never lost an opportunity to whack whackj hack hackChandler Chandler over the head heady headI headThe I cI The outgoing of Senator Chandler Chandlerremoves Chandlerrem Chandlerrelndvea I removes rem ve one of the few shorthand shorthandwriters shorthandI I I writers in public life Mr Chandler Chandlerlearned Chandlerlearned I IJetlrned learned the art many years ago and al although although although though he never ver made a profession of ofit ofit ofit it was always able to take notes in inshorthand Inhorthand inshorthand shorthand and he utilised the knowl knowledge knowlede knowledge edge in preparing his hi8Repleefltative speechesrtepentative speeches speechesRepresentative Representative Hitt of Illinois te teprobably htprobably isprobably probably the only ly member me of the th lower lowerhouse lowerhou lowerhouse house hou who Is really a proficient stenog stenographer stenogrBIher stenographer rapher He acquired a knowledge fstenography r8tEno fstenography stenography 8tEno raphy in the days when a short shorthand shorthand shorthand hand writer wnt was a rarity aarft Indeed Indeedswine JndeedfUme Indeedsome swine of the first work done by Mr Hi Hut Hutwas it itwas was 11 the reporting of the famous series seriesof Mtriesor seriesof of debates between Lincoln LIMC Lluthln In and Doug Douglas DougIa DougIan las He was then quitea young man manbut manI manbut but his hi fame as an efficient stenograph stenographer I er led the Illinois Republican state com commlttec crmmlttC cmmittee mlttec to employ him for the purpose purposeof purp eor of taking down the th debate While en engaged enpged enrgagcd gaged in this work ork1Ie he earned rned the life lifektng IIftlong lifeI I long friendship of Lincoln Lht who also alsoacknowledged alsnr aisitacknowledged acknowledged acknoIed ed his skill in reporting by bydeclining byi bydeclining i declining to begin hte speech until MHJtt Mt MtFJtt tFJtt HJtt was ready wIth hf notebook ami amipencil anlr pencil nw Wheres Bob would be the thefirst thefirst first inquiry of Mr Lincoln J1n and not notuntil notuntil notuntil until Bob appeared would the debate debateproceed debate debateproceed debateproceed proceed In later years Mr Rift mad madconsiderable madt madecnsklerable considerable money D1 ney In the th practice of ofshorthand orhorthand ofshorthand shorthand and even now cam accurate accurately ly report a speaker who is not too toorapid toorapid toorapid rapid Among other Utngs which Mr MrHitt MrHitt MrBitt Hitt treasures are the original notes 1 of oftestimony oftestimony oftestimony testimony taken during iiiwstfgatian iiiwstfgatianmade lnvatl inceatigationsmade tJonlJ tJonlJmade made in the south during the recon reconstruction reconstruetion i struction period and although a thin thinof thlrlr thinLof Lof of a century has elapsed since thev thevwere thvtre thcvL were tre taken down Mr HUt can rea reathem reathem reai i them as easily as a if tiey were printed printedFin prlnte1Iin printeiin Fin in the most legible type typeBotha 1y 1yc 1yBotka t7pee t7peBotha Iin Botha on Krsgec KrigertSavannah Xrmeclsavannah 1 Savannah Msw MswPaul iiswsPaul i Paul Bothas Bothabook book Prom Seer to toBo toHo4r toHoer I Bo Hoer the circulation of which has made madeGeneral IDadeGeneral madeirneral General rw Dnrd so giad a that he declares declareshe 41ec1arht 4eclsreshe he will shoot the author te a stinging stingingarralsnmcnt IOmrtnarral stIngingarralgnmrnt arralsnmcnt arral nmrnt of Kmgsrs government governmentwhich 8Uemm governmentwhich nt ntwhkh which he bl blimea mea for die trouble of the theTransvaal lheTramtal theTrsnsvtittl Transvaal There woad wosidlmve ld1Ive te been no war warwith warwIth ar arwith with Kngldnd ngl lnd heSSyS exCept for or the thesolfihnrss th thlthhn toetcltihnrss solfihnrss lthhn und nd sreed of Krug Kru Kruger cer and his hisfoIlowInK hlJfllowln hisflioWiflK foIlowInK A veil 1 mtOseance tOSWnce he claims claimshaw IalmIta elaimaIia haw Ita hidden the real Kroger from the eyes eyesof rye ryeof pt ptf of the world and front the majority of ofhtt ofI uthln htt own people i and the real I Kruger is isthus Isthu isthus thus thu described We sow sowhtmw 1iIm1t Wm ai 8 8i 8n 8a itiinirious airlciou I rlciou i UtwcruauloiM and a hypocritical hypocriticalman ritk ritkI man who sacrificed an entire people to tohis tohis his hi cupidity Ills one aim and object oh was wasto wasto I to 4 enrich himself and he used every everytmans everym everymans mans ans to i this thl one end Dd HS HI nsed the therrrrvial tbeH rrrrvial rFvUAl Hr a milch cow for himself Mnwlfan 11ftnJOelfand himselfanti an and hit hi following Botha flot declares 1aretI that thatKruger thatI thatKruger Kruger I uger notwithstanding his i immense unen as al alary 11n 11nt I Iar never give a nlxpenoc to chwrliy chwrliyKven ehqrtvEven ary ar Even nt the pulpit IN he declares lar was Wa jirosti jirostitut orrtttutet ltutt tut tutet fr political pollt purposes A roin roinltlf minli ii iif ttr ttrf tlf 01 tM I mf ro hinn hlmlf flf with wlfhio II wink Iht 10 io hnl I lrth ria4h at thp Kn Knoilsrwl IIIih It I II oilsrwl 01 I I Iwl flu It would tlllld lose IOJ favui fa OJr im imiii 111 Ii I it itLa iii 111 UTVLT iJutlia gels Sl reul warm wtivi bl 0 The fii rsiof Fred SoefTner frner was netf netftcfe llelllII II I IW lii 1a a tcfe re this thl afternoon lLTheN lLTheNIL There TberettendaiHe Theres IL Ia ttendaiHe Professor Pror WU WUMrt Witan ilam an JI Mrt of the state unireraitr unireraitrin tJ tJI I ke in JUfth terms of the iii young man nMUstudent mana a a student Mr SoeTn Str Soeffner Ct was hut hutof wt 25 25ars ars of age bad tangfat school for a aar aii ar ii or TWO tw ana through hard study Jr had i wt ime IIiIttdI He refused to take any anyod a afnod feet od and 4fcsa a few days day after aftertak being beingtaktn tak taktn to tns th state ate asylum He leaves a adowed awidowed awidowed widowed dowed nmfcer and one sister sisterOMtpie sisterOestpl OMtpie 0 Anrested 4srite at Tayssa TayssaBpectal Payssatulpedal a ato Bpectal to The HeraUL HeraULaysonv I4Pa IbetuidPaysoi Pa Paysoi aysonv Feb 2 llor1day Friday niche at nUA nUAthf IInight enianight night City Marshal 1 David Baotett Baotetta nestle nestlea a rat rout 9a tke home me or Mrs nCmpbe Ciaaihia Ciaaihiai Cmpbe i nipheul had aeteated ed John BelL wlid who whowas was toea4 Pre They were taken to toi i thf city Jpft and lid locked keer keer8torrr up sstorrs dhmiff dhmiffSt 8torrr St storrs rr iitYanrn aotf County uy Attorney AttomeynntlHed rags ragsnot fngs were wereriotilied not nntlHed i led and earn hiiio here last I night when whenthey wbeIapw whent they hey were given a preliminary preliminarybefore re reteid henrinc henrincbefore before pw Justice I Wilson irO irOre on the charge rhargaadultery ol oladultery adultery BellIs I a young nan asm asmriffi anmar anmarnod i ihand nod teid and Mrs Campbell a says nee has hashuni bushaflul hand deserted her They wlU be tried triedin in the district court coartlast courtLast coortt last ast night Professor JIIooI Stewart Stewartlectured atrtIlured Stewartlectured lectured before a aarse large audience in tile cbeta tileta thetabernacle ta tabernacle nnisr the auspice a plce of the Cen Century Ctlin Centiry tury ciuh uh His theme was OnueaUoa OnueaUoaand JIII1IcadoDand and Development Dev the Problems of Lift UUoand uf ufand Liftani and I the ho nrvlval wIural of the Fittest Htout Htl Hi Hitold tout tl 1 of vtMtag the Chicago atfverany atfveranyami verutty veruttyaii er yand and what a great Institution tltu1l0n ft ttTbe tax taxTh isThereas Th Tbe Thereas re as a psogramme rallllfte incJinjtns tn inciu Sg ant muVsic JR1lIe antsic sic tn tile ti stchestra and a fwcftaston lliatouaIJPt fwcftastonrailed tatien tatienalle railed aIJPt alle A Mothers etbeVs Son by lOse lOseberg Amd aidmr aidmrberg rberg berg bergYinn os4lne Yinn Itea IteaSpecial Special 1 Correspondence CorrespondenceCoalville Correspoa4eneeCoalvUle CoriespondeneeCoalville Coalville Ten LLa La grippe Is telent IsIfn pisea piseabut lent but the coamy eouttt is free freepvx frets small smallpox smallFxte pox poxKxtenatas Kxtenatas Fxte and much needed needetlrr isapgsf isapgsfmints isaruremeets mints rr nts to the court bourn grounds WIll WIllI willbe WMbe be made shortly Mrs I J7L Boyden 4IeD entertained a aI aher sanav sanavher her of her friends last ev evening nlng with withpoverty wl a ateverty poverty I party The novel na affair as asa sa a success sueee Ul the costumes ref refetc rfet refreslsm refreslsmetc etc et being btot decidedly expressive expressiveThe tpr plPtIllveThe lv lvThe The county comnriiisioners hold uIrregular their theirregular thaleregular regular meeting on Monday the tit district districtcourt oilsuleleOllrt disirletcourt court convene on the following followl day dayrhp MM MMthe as4 as4the the quarterly conference will be belt beltunday OB OBSunday ussunday Sunday and Monday next nextBnra nextBara nextBars Bars Clark Very IlL 111Special DlSpeetal IlLSpecial Special Correspondence CorrespondenceFarmington COlIeSpondenceFarmltoD CorrespondenceFarmiuglon Farmington Feb i Eara Clark Clarkof one oneor oneof of Farmlnatoss Fa oldest an and most praeai praeainent plInl prominnt nent citlsens and one on of the wealthiest wealthiestmen men in this county Is I in a critical coed condfrtior COftdtlOl coedtioi tior of health and one of his sons who whois is now doing Missionary work in Inland inland Eng England land has been sent for Mr Clark Claltsuff Clarksuffering te tesuffering suffering suff riq from cancerous growths that thatthe ftta fttathe matthe the doctors doct have ve no hope of curing curingrnanently curtDIrmanently pee peetnanentiy rnanently even if an operation were wereformed wenformtd per performed formed and at Mr Clarks advanced ad adIt see seeit seait it is I denned nnwlse to undertake sa op operation 0peration operation eration erationWnHa WnHa WilHam Bones hBe1htria1 es Burial BurialSpecial BwrialSpecial 1 1lSpeclal Special Correspondence CorrespondenceKaysviHe CorrespondenceKaysvllle CorrespondenceKayeville KaysviHe Feb 2 2Funeral Funeral Funeralover slyness slynessover 8 8over over the remains Jns of the late Wtlhssa 4 4Bone IHone I Imimic Bone of West Layton who died diedWednesday diedWcdnel diedWednesday Wednesday ay evening of neuralgia neu sT iie iieheart the theheart thebeart heart were held in the Kaysvins meet meetdJ oeeiins meetlog ins house and were very largely attend attendo attended rl rltdt ed dJ by ur people of layton ayton and Kaynrlliami Kaynrlli KaysrilieiiiI ami other places The remains were ln lnPneeee tnPzeeoe interred terred tdt in the Kaysvilie cemetery cemeteryPR000 Pneeee Gets 1860 1860Special 1260SpecIal 1QOStiectal Special Correspondence CorrespondenceFaraiiDffton CorretlPOndenFanni Correspondenceiarmlngton Fanni FaraiiDffton Feb 2 The Jury In the thef thetsi a tsi John Prccc vs the Rio Grande GrandeWestern GnuldeW GrandeWeoerh Western Etlnt Railway company which wblebtried wtried strieil tried yestSdOsy in the distrlctcwnrt distrlctcwnrtcjmt district court cuarti cjmt cc mc into i court rtU at daylight this tn tnret1llPed morning naornincafter morningafter after fourteen hours deUberation and asireturned andreturned returned a vsrtict ct for the plaintiff fsr fsrtlJSt frIo tlJSt 1 It is andervtood that th the tIKIw i verdict verdictww verdictwan a tomprsSnse nm Plaintiff sued tor torfor torfor for2lN ww 2lN for the hsrning of 145 ton tons of hay hayITew JI8Jfew hayNew few Foeteaater Po8 UK at JCt Mob IfessSpecial 11 MobSpeeded Special te TIle Herald HeraldWaaliington HIINaIclWatlington IPeraldWashington Washington Feb flPostmasters PostnMfters ten ap appointed liltMIIIIted appalsied pointed rtah na 1 taliMount Mount Nebo Utah Ctahty eson esonty oty ty 1 Baldwin vice Mary Jest re removed re reIIIOftd rehe moved movedhe he contemplates Krugvr in the role of ofhero a ahaso a ahis haso his A hero be says who was wasknown wasin wasknown known in the he Free States thirty years yearsago yearsago ago before he found better bPtt means of en enrichlng eftr1eIIIIIe enrisking risking himself as a swindling Iwi dealer in inoranges In0IaIIIIft inoranges oranges and tobacco ioco and one whom we westrsagly we1I westresgiy strsagly cn siipected 1I pected pe ted of being a very cute cuteslave cutedfalfr cuteslave slave dealer dea icr The book abounds a aliar In Mis Misliar tat tatiter liar ezcortrations of ofIs Krujer DC his ft ftIt me melisa lisa It Is not difficult to understand understandwhy unckrstaDdOIP understand4berstorp 4berstorp OIP why by Dewet wet was waswte so angry angryWhefe angrywbeh Whefe real rfd I It ItSalted ItSalted Itt ai aiSalted Salted Shirt for Con eoua eouaiX1 CosstsmptFr CosstsmptFrNw piT siXw iXw York Herald HeraldI HeraldIva I Iva have roied nul etl with mutt mU t1 interest in from fromi fronttime time i to time tim your articles relative ts the thephosphate dietclJleerophtlphate thelityceroihpbate tclJleerophtlphate phosphate of sodium treatsaent treatsaentIn tretsentand thi and In fact the I he use of ofform salt genera as a afena aform form of restratlve reeL rative i ias Inasmuch InasmuchI as I myself have res restreatment restorted torted to a or ortaaent oftrentiaent treatment for rmigbt the pa past six yearn asd It Itbe itmniist migbt be of ome interest to a portion pGItIenr portionof porUenof of year readers to know that muck relief reliefand reliefand and even benefit a may 1b be obtained by those thosesuffering thosesuffering suffering from fr a lif iiseases ase 1bo of the Isnss IsnssI I II I have reference more particularly part te tecoaromption tcoptin tcomsmptin coaromption It i jf liciful if not a cure cureixt CUfta coreto to w5ar next the body uad undetveet rrest which whichthen wInchhasbeeti a hasbeeti Ullioul I in 1 1aUoafd a 1y salt brine and andtimes then allowed to ri riSeveral 1 1S rySeveral Several years ago a man living not far fsrfrom fa fafl farfrost from Richmond Va wrote me liteletter a Isng Isngletter lSnghater letter setting sett inc forth the valse of the tbeabove theabove theabove above an ant looking Ms statement statement3i bjr the ttieteet fact that a long as 1885 IS be bad pusiuoii pusiuoiiarjr pamy amy taherculi taiberclosts sts and adopted this 11I 11IVeM salted saltedvest nettedvest vest Hi hitter lot tr was wirtten in 1sud 1sudho 1MB and andhe andbe he was then enjoying good health healthHe healthHe healthHe He further said whenever he has a se sewre 1IeY4IIe severa vera sold or grip rip he gt 0 immediate relief rensffrom re1Iefrom relieffrom from rom wearing the gaIted shift ilft in tbe tbeof muse sensof museof of strengthening him and much relieving relievinghis reIJeftnccough his cough The Th theory ttie ry is of course coursethe cou couthe thM thMthe the salt it is i absorbed a through the theI pores poresI I have used mt the th above several Re ral years yea and anda a ntconvincl COnYin of its efficacy as are these theseto to whom I have recommended rt rtNasal ftI itNasal I Nasal Nasalla NasalOATARKH iCATARRH OATARKH OATARKHIn la all its t8 Buses Bta elf there theretfcoald thereI theeshould I should be ciesmuiesa ciesmuiesaElys cJt1In LElys 1IYiR jElys Elys Cream Balm BalsideaBMe BabttdeeMelOOthes Balmcieeeeesoothesandhesla deaBMe deeMelOOthes cieeeeesoothesandhesla ootheg and heala healatbe hnlalbe 4 4the the dteued membrane membraneItCMMcatarrh rocmbnmeJtcatarrhlUlddrhes S0e S0eltcaescatarrhanddrits ItCMMcatarrh JtcatarrhlUlddrhes JtcatarrhlUlddrhesY ltcaescatarrhanddritsawsyacoid ami drives drivesaway away awsyacoid cold in the thehead theheadquickly bead beadquickly beadtpiekly quickly quicklyCream tpieklyC quicklyCrams Cream Balm It I placed Into the aMtefle spreads spreadsover IprMdsI sprsednew over die membrane memb De and is absorbed Belter XelIeCIe un unmedate 1m 1mJDedlate 1stmsedista medate and a care follows It is aot drying iIrotaac1on iIrotaac1onlOt doe doenot I not produce sneezing Large Size SUe SOeeaUatBrog SOeeaUatBrogpUt fiG eeata at Deep DnIcpt Deepistorhymntl pUt istorhymntl ort or hy rn roB I Trial TrLuiSIzelucentabyisli TrLuiSIzelucentabyislivr Size Size 10 cenUby ceut bTma11 bTma11Jr aimll aimllvr vr vr ritrRS i Warren Street New York YorkMade YOIki i A Aj Good GoodClothing I IClothing Clothing ClothingMade Made by Alfred Benjamin BenjaminCo A ACo Co the kind that will fit fitequal you youequal 701eQual equal to your tailors ta ora beat ef efforts efforts efforts forts fortsSuits fortsSuits fortsI I Suits range in wrice from fMMI fiw fiwto Uto to 25 25 Overcoats from ue to toI I 25 5 5I I 25Mens Mens fine fi shot from fromManhattan lroaanaIr fronindanair ndanair ndanairManhattan naIr naIrManhattan I Manhattan White ana ad Colored ColoredShirts nd3hirta Ceioy CeioyShIrts Shirts 150 to 93M 93MGIVE aaGIVE 3PS 3PSGIVE GIVE US A CALL CALLGray CALLI CALLGray Gray Bros Co Colr CoStrlet1y CoStrictly lr dm dmStrictly I Strictly dOne One Priem PnJ PnJi Pr i i i.