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Show IN"ANTHONrC?STOCK'3 CLUTCHEO A Greek Auttor and Publisher Gets Into Trouble. Anthony Cojsto'A recently caused a book of doubtful character to bo removed f rout all tho news stands in New York city, saizod tha copies in possession of the publishers, and arrested ar-rested TelemaqueT. Tiuiaj-enis, president of the Minerva Printing company, us the person per-son responsible for tho issue of the objectionable objection-able volume. Timayenis emigrated from Greece to the United States about fifteen years ago, and after filling the chair of Greek and Latin at Uarvard opened iJjt the New York K'n school of languages. K (j His most creditable Js,' literary work has .ra)!) been a history of W S.-'-aW - Greece. Some years TJM s. a6 ao awonyuious Wfim book eutitIc,i "Tbe f4s''$fWi orfcinalMr. Jacobs" E soon leaked out that & Wv S author. Subso 1 ' I quently Timayenis wrote and publish- T. t. timayexis. ed "The American Jow" and "Judas Iseariot," books of the same character and general animus. It finally became necesstiry fr him to do his own publishing and ho started the Minerva Printing Print-ing company. Timayenis has saveral times come into prominence in other ways than as on author. A little over a year ago ho was arrested on a charge of attempting to Bhoot Mr. J. B. Dickson. Dick-son. He was also taken in custody about the same dato for an alleged embezzlement, but matters were finally settled outside the courts. Ho is a member of the Nineteenth Century club, and as a writer nud talker has displayed great activity. HE WORKED NIGHT AND DAY. The Accusations lirv.:lit Against a New Jersey Contractor. The arrest of James George Tuthill at Brooklyn, N. Y., recently, created a vast amount of flutter among the citizens of the pretty town of Montclalr, N. J. They had known Mr. Tuthill for several years as a builder and contractor who did good work and was popular with the people who ini.t him. - During tho period of Mr. Tutbill's residence in tho vil- j&Ti lago his friendsand JHji' neighbors sustained frequent losses cf V property, w h i c h fjtf S3 disappeared in the A I most mysterious ''L manner from the Tv st7 second story rooms J N. , of their homes. ITo V"3rav one thought of con- neotiiyc Tuthill A0&K&-0b$ with the lmrslaries,y1;'j Jf 1 until the other day 't'A J a victim identifr-d V '1 the young contrae- ' tor as tho midnight J- G- tuthill. thief with whom he had grappled a few hours before. Tuthiil's houw "'as searched and n quantity of stolen jewory found in his cellar. cel-lar. He eluded arrest and went to Brooklyn, where tho officers found him. Despite the apparently overwhelming weight of the evidence, evi-dence, he protests his innocence. I ' ' ... ' ! i ! -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN- fiJiMtiIe of all uMps Bedroom Suites, $22.00 and upwards. Parlor Suites and Upholstery at Bargains. Baby Carriages, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Racks, Etc. PRICES TO STJZT ESlTESLOlsrS. j OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE, PROVO, - - - UTAH. JUST FOR OWE WEEK AT - I DUNN I GO.'S. I ' ; : ' ' I - LUMBER. MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LUMBER,' SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. The Leading Coijiraciors isve c5y. Ail kiijs oi MiUL. l05JI doije osj slhos-V police- W. R. H. PAXMAN, Superintendent Yard and Office Opposite Railroad Depot - Provo Oily, Utah. - : : ALL KIND5 OF JOB PRINTING Neatly and Promptly Executed in the DISPATCH JOB DEPARTMENT. SUBSCRIBE FOE THE DISPATCH, (frorni-V.'peldy.) ply 82,50 a Year. BRIGHT nd NEWSY, VIGOROUS and AGGRESSIVE, SUBSERVIENT TO NONE. j HENRY WAGENER, ! CJaliforxxia Brewery, EMIGRATION CANYON. T ' Gr jEj j5B IE3 -EEJ , Bottled Beer a Specialty, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUN FOUNDRY&MACHINE SHOP INCORPORATED. Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, Tumps, Brass and Iron j Castings, Castings for Store Fronts, Iron Work for ! Jails, Bridges and Buildings. j Wrought and C'n.st Iron Fencing, 15;iler Repairing a specialty. All kinds of PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING attended to. Manufar'turers and dealers in Steam Heaters for public and prirate build- I jngs, Devey's Patent Tubular Iron Wl:eeIbrrovs for Miners and Farmers, . Cash paid for old (!st Iron. f ' HaJf biock wast of VVe3t Co-op. - P. O. Box 178, O ID. MOORS, Superintendent, ! eTAgeuts for Lefi'el Steam Engines and W ater- Wheels. t r I - t ? . i ' ' . nuiV ii i hi mi ui - - " |
