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Show THE PAGE TWO TRI-WEEKL- Y JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. , pass these One of these, Mrs. Howard Trim figures by. I think that with the pi of Bradley Beach, N. J., wants to settle, for he beautiful climate and vast re- her father-in-lasources of S. A., no one need it was, according to the plantiff, Starve to death if he have any who drew the young husband energy. Broken Ilills a place 350 from her side. from here boasts the greatOf the. other two, Mrs. .Mary Something oi Metropolis and of South miles est silver mining district in the Norris of New York city has namworld. a ed fair Albanian the person as by Elder Reese. Kind regards to all my friends, from whom the $100,000 would be Yours very respectfully, most acceptable. W. G. REESE, Mira. Bertha B. Arthur thinks until far had not but gone 110 WRIGIIT ST, ADELAIDE, pace, she has been injured to the extent of $100,000 because she found in June 28. The last Vancovef boat a gentleman invftedi us to ride CASH VALUE OF LIFE, LIMB AND HEART went him with in his we so from buggy her husband 8 pockets letters adhome, brought good news been if a we faster on than had dressed to him and signed Lou and four bundles of The Journal, Estimates of Damages Assessed by the contents of which were eager- train. ise, which is not Mrs. Arthurs Victims of Mischance Show When we home we arrived name at all, and never has been. ly devoured. I thank you for the Variation. found Elders Mason and Gardner as and me, compliment you paid Another claimant for $100,000 my letters give pleasure to my anxiously waiting our return and is Samuel Scbeier, a crockery Damage suits of the crop of friends, I shall continue to write wondering where we could be clerk of New York City. lie left 1907 throw an interesting light on to you although we are kept very keeping ourselves so long. We his Austrian home when he was 17 the personal estimates of the vicmade soon howin explanaour church satisfactory duties, busy came tot he United States, aqd in tims of mischance. . ever I feel that if I can afford my tion. 1904. returned to Austria . for a In some cases," guided probably Today while coming home from friends in Cache or wherever they those who sue for visit. may be any pleasure by writing trading I came through one of by precedent, He was declared to have originspecific injury have hit an occasional letter, it is my duty the parks called the Square, balm for same ally left the country to avoid sum. . Ko do ao instead of giving the and in Hhe center is a monument upon the and" was thereupon It is rather a difficult thing to military duty whole of my time to the people bearing this inscription : In meminto the army. Stand arrive at a fair average in the esti- impressed , here. If I were in trouble I think ory of Colonel William Light Sur on his rights as a naturalized the value of life and ing I know where I should go for aid veyor General who laid out Ade- mating of the American citizen, Scheier demandNew York Herald, I felt like limb, says laide, Dec. 29, 1836. and comfort. ed release, but before this was offfor by some life is held cheaper Wzn. All to honor Light saying: Let me now tell you something he had disguised than by others and by the diversi- icially arranged about Adelaide, ' the capital of It would have been well if there himself as a woman nurse and esfied callings ofmankind particular South Australia. It is situated in had been more Light in the laying of one persons body may caped, making his way back the southern part of the' state out of Sydney and many other portions He home. thinks $100,000 would ' have a greater productive value about seven miles from Port Ade- cities of the world. be the proper amende. than the same portions of his laide which is the of the Having said so much about The mother of Airs. Annie E. Walker asked a capital. A train runs about every Adelaide, Id me now tell some- neighbors body. in White Plains to give her half hour between the city and thing about the state of South the tenements, for example, might jury not hesitate long at a decision if $100,000 in return for injuries rethe Port and a return ticket costs Australia which is a offered a good number ceived when a railroad train 9d or 18c. (On Saturday it costs for this great territory which ex- she were struck the carriage in which she tends from the Arafura sea and of thousands of dollars for her fid or lc.) consent to anothers custody of was riding. pla- the gulf of Carpentaria on the , Adelaide is lai dout on a Mme. La Marchese de Feo fornorth, to the Great Australian her child. teau about one hundred and On the other hand, here is Mrs. merly May Garlick of Texas sufenfty feet above sea level just Bight on the south and is boundMerrill Beecher Mills refusing her fered a fall from a New York high enough to afford1 good drain- ed on the east by Queensland in husbands offer of $1,000,000 if street car and said that in conseage; it is almost an exact paral- the northern part, New South she would surrender to bis care quence she had been for three lelogram with wide streets and Wales in the central part and Victheir young daughter Cynthia. years unable to resume her career sidewalks well paved so we never toria in the southern part ; and on is this of prima donna, which was filled al lthat proves Perhaps see any mud in the city. It is a tthe west by Western Australia. wothe to with have promise. In view of that dollars mean more mile square and contains live pret- It contains 903,425 square miles, than tenements unfortunate interruption she this they the of man ty parks surrounded by strong and is larger than the United do for asked for $100,000. to the matron of the castle, iron fences, and inside are pretty Kingdom, France, Germany, Bellatter the that reason Final claimant for $100,000 is flower beds and shade trees under gium, Italy, Spain, and Portugal the simple of them. found in Miss Alfie Jones, of the which are seats for loungers and put together. It comprises near- has a surfeit indi- stage. She asks tb esum as surOddly enough, the highest lovers. ly one- - third of the continent. has one ag- cease for the sorrow which vidual sum asked for by Surrounding the entire city are The population of the state is was not for the death of a overcome her when the young park lands, a series of pleasure about four hundred thousand, be- grieved but for the burial of that manof her choice deferred indefirelatice, grounds such as few cities of its ing fourth in the commonwealth. nitely the day .of their wedding. W. A. and Tasmania falling below relative after dealh. size can boast. ChiVerdict1 of $46,954 was brought Dr. Chalmers Prentice, of While the city is built on ' al- that number. of the death of in by a jury in favor of Mrs. Laumost level land, so level that it is The leading occupations of this cago, on learing over ra C. Cunningham, whose husband difficult to tell which way the state are pastoral pursuits, agri- his wife at sea and her burial side of the ship, announced met his death in an elevator ac'water would run, and there is cultural, mining, shipping, and the his intention of suing the com- cident in an office building in 'quite an area of country surround- manufacturing. Soulth Australia for $250,000. Her daughter New York city. The biggest vering the city, yet off in the dis- falls below all the other states in pany demanded that the body be dict of the kind ever returned in tance to the southeast there are the average value of produce per brought to New York city for em- the State of New York was grantquite high hills called mountains acre, not being half that of N. S. but the ships physician ed last week to Mrs. Sarah L. E. here. Feeling anxious, a few days W., tueensland and W. A. I have balming, Reed- for it he death of her husruled otherwise. ago, to go to the top of those hills, at hand' information regarding Just as the highest claim for band, Frank B. Read, in a grade Elder Hardman and I took a horse the value of the cattle, sheep, the first half of 1907 haa not been crossing collision between a New tram (the only kind in the city) farm products, pastoral and dairy for death, so the highest allow- York Central train and an autoand products, paining wnlues, etc., but and rode to the foot-hill- s ance by a court has not been for mobile in Van Cortlandt Park. then walked to the top. The "beau- it would no doubt be. dry reading Mrs. Read was awarded $101,789 a fatality. tiful view of the country end the Rochelle Edward Kleist of New damages. Her husband was in the EXCURSION NORTH ' sea off in the distance compenr had asked $200,000 for injuries automobile, whose chauffeur preAUGUST 10TH. sated us for the effort we made. sustained in a collision between viously" had received $10,000 for! We are so loath to leave we rerailroad trains near this cilty. nis his injuries. , mained until the western sun took Greatly reduced rates to Idaho Miss Margaret Noakes, daughhip was broken, he became paralyhis plunge in the distant ocean. points., Long limits. See agents zed on the right side, lost the ter of the owner of the .same auAs we bad an appointment for for further particulars or write, of speech and had six bones tomobile, received $35,000 for the the evening, and as there was no D. E. Burley, G. P. A., O. S. L. power broken in different parts of his loss of her leg in thalb accident. train in waiting, we took a lively R. Rk Oo., Salt Lake. . .. body. The settlement, one of the .Assaults are variously valued. largest ever made by a railroad Charlton R. Burnett, for, laying M r. no .j'n- - Hi' company in a suib for personal in- his walking stick with undue emi 1 ( t phasis over tLeh shoulders of juries, was for $50,000. r,1 E Fifty thousand dollars, is the Henry Gravier in the Hotel Endi-cot- t, was finally assessed $3,500. Fiftyshrdluhrdluhrdluhrdlurdlu Harry Faulke, of .Green point, highest sum asked for this year was given $3500 for the loss of for sudden death. from the same physical disturbances, ' Petitioners place loss of affec- three fingers. Following oulb this and the nature of their duties, in cases, quickly drift them into many tion, the ruining of stage career, estimate his digital worth is to be the horrore of all kinds of female oomplalnts, organio troubles, ulceracompulsory army service, breach put at $23,333, taking no account tion, falling and displacements, or of promise to marry, railroad of the rest of his anatomy. The perhaps irregularity or suppression backache, nervousne wreck injury and siteamship an- value of a womans beauty was ritabilfty, and eleepleasneaa. placed at $300, when a jury found Women everywhere should noyances ahead of actual death. that the mediolne that holda Heading the list of these causes for Mrs. Gertrude "W. Leyden, of the record for the largest number of is the suit of William II. Bramson, Brooklyn, disfigured by a trolley actual cures of female 111a la MRS. A. M. HAQERMANN proprietor of a hotel at C&tskill, car. fire. Compound N. 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