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Show DAILY SUGAR BRIDE OBJECTED TO BEET LEAF TO Utah Scarcity of Cabbage Give New Induatry Rapacity of Truat la Factor. JOURNAL STATE TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1904. RUSSEL SAGE The Utah SPRY AT IB TO SACCHARINE STOGIES SOON APPEAR IN MARKET. UTAH a ATTENDED SO THERE WAS A HITCH IN THE CEREMONY. A MEETING OF BANK DIRECTORS. ' Whan Birdegroom Wanted to Go Celebrated Hie Birthday by Driving in the Park and Playing Done North Bride 8aid South and They inoea With Hit Wife. Went in That Direction. HAVING FOUR WIVES WAS NOT PAST FORGIVENESS. But Stealing Head nt HEADQUARTERS FOR Underwear, Hosiery Gear Waa Laet Broke Wife's 8traw that Patience. ATLAXTA. Ga., Aug. 9 One of the Russell Sage was 88 years old FriA young' man rushed into the West Raiaera of beets In Utah and thous-and- a is in Jail on Forty-sevenstreet police station at day. It was the first of almost a half reasons Robert Knighton one of of idle men in aearen of easy is that of bigamy New York the other evening and ap- hundred of his birthdays that he did the charge new her of lost pleaeurable are on Mra the the tiptoe Knightons jobs proaching Sergeant Mulrahy said: not spend at his office. Owing to the stole comRobert believed and it la bonnet, new A induatry expectancy. Say, chief, can I speak to you on tactful missionary work done by Mrs. was seems Mra thla Knighton that It the quiet?" ing to Utah. Sage and Dr. Munn In the past two to forgive anything, even a pluFor come time the manufacturer of Sure," said Mulcahy, as he came or three years, Mr. Sage has almost ready rality of wives, but when it came to the flve-ceatralght cigar hna not- from behind the desk. the habit of taking pretty her new bonnet, she drew the line. acquired ed with conaternatlon the rlae in the The two went in one corner of the good care of his health. One thing It was the bonnet that led to Knighprice of eastern cabbage. Xecessity room and the stranger said: that Dr. Munn has insisted on is that tons arrest and his subsequent trial of mother can I hna once again been the I would like to know where his patient should keep in out of the Invention and r day or ao ago there be married. My wife to be is wait- wet. It rained Friday morning, Just for bigamy. Mrs. Knighton, who called herself to as panned through Ogden a representa- ing outside with iny Uncle Russell was about to start wife Xo. 2, told a very sensational tive of the eaatern cigar and cigar- be." for down town, and he was unable to court on SatIn recorders the la ette manufacturer. Thla gentleman The sergeant suggested that the slip out of the house without Mra story marital her troubles, about Philadela urday Mr. Jainen F. Fotherlngay, couple appeal to some preacher, but Sage catching him. lost bonnet as a central figthe with to to Utah came who tobacconist said: the stranger phia But, my dear," said Mr. Sage in ure. investigate the beet induatry. Oh, we've been to several, but the reply to Mrs. Sage's authoritative anRobert has about five wives that In default of the cabbnge Mr. Foth- girl Just won't be married if the nouncement that he was not to go out know of." stated the prosecuting the of erlngay will gather the leaf prenchcr is going to ask her to pledge in the rain, this is my birthday, and to wife the recorder, and I reckon I never In and market a she the beet drug herself to obey me. She says must be at the office on this of all am about Xo. 2, as he had one before the cornered to be but to provident love by me, likely don't mind promising other days. me and about three afterwards. he houaewife. Thla lenf will, says Mr. there Is nothing doing on the obed are not to go out in the I got been "But you cihave forgiving him off and on, She's got queer Fotherlngay, be turned over to a lence proposition. said Mra Sage again, and that but the last time he came back I rain," DenIn notions about some things. I want to settled it. The shower held up after a gar syndicate with 'a factory new bonnet, which cost ver, and with a capital somewhere marry her and I'm willing to take little, and Mr. Sage said that if he missed my me 32.98. Then I called on the police of (100,000. Bathed In "liquid tobacca chances on her obeying me afterward, couldn't go to his office he Just must and told them all about his marrying said by aome to be an infusion of ci- but the prearhera all refuse to take attend the regular meeting of the dl around loose. I was married to Robgar stubs and other refuse of the any chances unless she promises." rectors of the Fifth Avenue Bank, at ert about eight years ago, and after smoker, and fortified by a little of Mulchay suggested that the man the northwest corner of FOrty-thlr- d we had been married about two years the real thing" that is, either east- bring his Intended into the station street and Fifth avenue, of which he I found out he had a wife in South ern CHbbage perhaps In the "Beat" and they would talk the matter over. was one of the foundera Carolina. I made it sort of warm for Beet Brand these beet leaves will be The young man skipped outside. Soon said Mra Sage, "if I don't Well," him, and he Joined the army and left. treated by a secret process and after the door opened and a pretty little catch you going nut of the door, Idle now When he got tired of the army he the further manipulation by woman with big black eyes walked In suppose there is no way to prevent went over to Alabama and married thousands whom this scheme la go- carrying a cute little you attending that meeting." about three times, so I have heard. I ing to put in employment, will go youngster. The young man followed, Thats Just it said Mr. Sage. So know one of his Alabama wives. I forth to the smoking world encircled and closing the door he turned to after I get my hat and umbrella and in gorgeous wrappers and packed in Mulcahy and said: Just thought it was time to stop him my hand on the doornob, you look the much belabeled boxes. fooling of these young girls, espe"Say. chief, isnt she a peach?" other way, and you'll never know anyThough it may be hard on the to the cially after he treated me so bad about Sergeant Mulcahy inquired as thing about it" smokers, the establishing of factories Identity of the couple. my new bonnet And so it happened that Mr. Sage in Denver, Balt Lake and elsewhere Knighton denied that he had more Tin Howard T. Montrell," said the attended the meeting of the bank dl one wife. He admitted he marthan by the Philadelphia syndicate cannot young man, and I come from Burrectors and was compelled to refuse have any but a beneficial effect upon lington, Ia. Thla lady comes from first in South Carolina, but ried to vote in favor of a set of resolutions the beet growers, for it will give a there originally also. She was my claimed that Xo. 1 was dead before board congratulating value to the beet leaves that they do brother's wife, but he took sick and adopted by the he took Xo. 2. He said that if ever name a of of Russell Sage director the not now possess. he made a statement about having died six months after getting married, on his eighty-eight- h birthday and re- wives in Alabama, It was all a Joke. It is not known whether Mr. Foth- Brother and I had quite a time over the long and valued service Now this wife who is here talking, erlngay and his syndicate are identi- courting this lady, but brother won counting had rendered to the bank. which he fied with the tobacco trust, but the out Now said is mad because I to Knighton, hes gone, so I want When the meeting waa over, Mr. dealers who have learned of their marry her and she's willing." found her with another man, and had of Sage continued the celebration scheme believe they are. Dealers say them both arrested. I never took her Yes, I am willing to marry How- the as no man of his age ought day show tobacco that the reports acreage ard," said the young woman, but bonnet and all this is spite work." to celebrate it. He went to the dentia this year about SO per cent leas don't like the idea of Oh, I forgot to tell you. Judge,' swearing to obey ist. Mrs. Sage says the dentist says than last year, and that the trust has him. I've got a good Job 'as stenogexclaimed Mra Knighton, "that only that Mr. Sage has outlived his teeth, made the shortage an excuse for raisrapher in a lawyer's office down town, However that may be, he has one a few days ago Robert brought a wo man to my house and introduced her ing the price of leaf tobacco, taking and my employer doesn't even know much of the profit out of the business that I'm a widow. Tou see, I Intend tooth that has been bothering him as one of his wives." for some time and he concluded that of the retailers With the exception to This made Robert smile and he keep right on working for some he couldn't find a better day to have of Florida every Important tobacco time after we are married, and I see said: it fixed than on his eighty-eight- h producing state shows a falling off no reason why I should do everything "That woman was only a cousin of birthday. So he spent an hour or so mine. so that it Is only natural that the my husband thinks I should. Judge. In the dentist's chair and then went trust magnates nr other men of large "This is rather a queer case, reNow, olok here," said Mulcahy, home. capital should seek In beet leaves marked Recorder Broyles, "and X am you folks Just make an agreement substitute for the fragrant weed In between yourselves that the little The sun was breaking through the going to let the Jury decide it. I will the manufacture of the cheaper matter of promising the preacher to clouds about that time and he sug- hold Knighton in a $500 bond for big' to Mra Sage that it wouldn' grades of cigars, stogies and cigar' obey doesnt go after you're married, gested amy." a be idea to take a drive In the bad ettes. Then you Just go to a preacher and Mra Sage ed park before luncheon. There Is a movement on foot the time when a birthday had get married. It isn't any of his bus she would like and the found him in so thought that, form an association of all the retail iness whether you one or good health, and he another obey famous black pair of roadsters, Nel tobacco dealers in the United States not. Go looked He is brown as street certainly it and ask the right up lie and Boom, were brought around to do something that will put a check the first a berry, his step is elastic, and his policeman you see to direct to the door, and Mr. and Mrs. Sage figure seems even upon the rapacity of the trust, you to the nearest preacher." straighter than it took a spin up through the park and Whether this trust, when formed, will was a year ago. To a Sun man's In The two left the station and Mulca back. give official sanction to the use of hy watched them as they walked to as to what he thought of the After luncheon Mr. Sage felt like quiry beet leaves as a substitute for tobac ward Eighth avenue. financial situation, Mr. Sage said: When they doing something really festive and co, in the hope of getting prices down reached the corner the man The country's position financially tugged at he proposed a game of dominoes with is once more to a profit making basis, the woman's arm and the strong. Our people during suggested that his wife. The last time they had remains to be seen. they turn north. The little woman played Mrs. Sage waxed him and he past year have been seixed with a most sensible conservatism, which Is stamped her foot on the sidewalk and gave her fair warning before the the most WANT CHANGE OF VENUE. pointed to the south. They started in encouraging sign of the game Friday that he wouldn't let anytimea They have money to invest, that direction. body beat him on hla birthday. It but the investment must be of the TU bet that she has her own way, Nevada Murderers Made Application may be stated, in passing, that Mr. solid and substantial kind. We are said Mulcahy to himself as he closed i To Court at Winnemucca. Sage has been sharp at the game all not threatened by the evil of overthe door and made for the desk. his life, and Mrs. Sage feels inclined and I look for much betspeculation, The four men convicted of the murto thlhk highly of herself when she Herbine. ter times than we are enjoying at der of Jack Welch in Nevada, who manages to defeat some of her huspresent." have been granted a new trial by the Renders the bile more fluid and thus band's finely planned propositions. How about the political situation? supreme court, were up before Judge helps the blood to flow; It affords They played three games and Mr. Mr. relief from lndi prompt biliousness, Sage was asked. Bonnifield at Winnemucca on Satur Sage was as good as his word. His said Mra Sage you mustn't nervous sick and Now," headachea gestlon, day, wife never had a look In, and she get Mr. Sage to talking politics on his The cause of their appearance was and the over Indulgence in food and vowed that she would not play ana motion for a change of venue. The drink. Herbine acts quickly, a dose other birthday; that won't do at all. Nogame, even If It was his birthmen were sentenced to be hanged but after meals will bring the patient in body ought to talk politics on his day. In the afternoon they took ancondition few a after the supreme court grunted a new good days. other drive, received a few callers af- birthday." Oh. I'm not going to talk politics, G. L. Caldwell, agent M. K. A trial. terward and still more rollers In the said Mr. Sage, and If you'll wait a The defense first Introduced several railroad. Shecotah, I. T., write April evening. minute you'll see I'm not. I was about affidavits from residents of the coun IS, 1903: "I was sick for over two Mr. Sage received no end of conto say. my dear, that it's altogether ty to the effect that the case had been years with enlargement of the liver letters and telegrams too so thoroughly advertised through the and spleen. The doctors did me no gratulatory early for a sensible person to exfrom all over the country and from columns of the press that it would press an opinion on the political sitgood and I had given up all hope of friends In Europe. Some of his corre- uation. Impossible to get an unprejudiced being cured, when my druggists ad spondents rather Imposed on the good Mr. and Mrs. Sage are spending the vised me to use Herbine. It has made nature Jury. which they suspected would be summer in town, because the experiOn the part of the state District At me sound and well. Fifty cents. Sold overflowing on an eighty-eight- h birth- ment of torney Warren introduced counter af by George F. Cave. going down to Cedarhurst, day to ask for all sorts of financial Mr. Sage had a country place fidavits from many of the leading res where lifts. There were many amateur phiIdents of the county, going to show last year, was not altogether satisCranberry Culture. lanthropists among the letter writers that the prisoners could have a fair factory. The trip to the city in the Cranberry culture Is the greatest who had plans for the relief of the trial: that there were plenty of prop gamble In the entire fruit Industry. In morning and back to Cedarhurst at needy, and they wrote that they were erty owners who had never expressed a successful year a good bog often sure Mr. night was a little too trying for the Sage would like to help them. an unqualified opinion in the matter, nets the grower 20 per cent on bis In Several of hla friends remembered aged financier, and he and Mrs. Sage The gentleman also Introduced two vestment But the very next season decided to hnve their fun this sumhe may lose his entire crop. the old gentleman with handsome witnesses who had lived In the county mer in town. presents. Among the gifts was a for many years who stated that in beautiful malacca cane, with the Victim of Superstition. EXCURSION NORTH their belief there were plenty of men tooth of a rhinoceros for the handle In accordance with In Humboldt county qualified to sit superstitious custom a Hungarian girl was and a silver bond going nround the Saturday, August 13. 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