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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
The Urgent Deficiency Bill-Other Notes
from Committee Rooms.

A number Of officials we're before the Senate
committee on appropriations yesterday in the
interest Of their respective items in the urgent
deficiency bill. Among those who made brief
arguments or explained things were Prof.
Mendenhall Of the coast survey, Maj. Davis of
the war records Office, Sixth Auditor Coulter,
Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics Brock, Gen.
Albert Ordway, Public Printer Palmer, Capt
Brian and Chief Clerk Collins.
NOTES.
Senator Voorhees, has introduced . bill
granting pension Of 500 Q month to the
widow Of the late Admiral Lee Davis.
Senator Pasco has introduced q bill author
ixing the payment Of e7l6,667 to the state Of
count stated between the general
government and Florida under An act approved
March 2, 1883, known - the deficiency sppro-
senator sawyer. from the committee on post
offices and post roads, favorabiy reported the
bill providing for the appointment Of an as
sistant general superintendent and q chief
clerk OF the railway mail service.
A favorable report was ordered yesterday
by the House committee on war claims on the
OF Pennsylvania for damage done to their prop
erty by Union forces during the confederate
invasion.
In the morning hour in the House yesterday
suo ocuAsS oAu Wa Paseo0 \WltR V0tDal amend
ments) 70 prevent the introduction Of conta-
gious diseases from one state 10 auoshsr.
Edward z Gates, . student in the shstaeld
scientific school ut Yale, made . cross-country
run Of sixteen miles over the Woodbridge hills
and return yesterday In two hours and Afty-oue
minutes. The run was ON wager that Gates
could mot cover the distance In three hours.
John 7. Tinsman, conductor ON the Bloom
heid horse-car hne, told passenger. who aaked
him what had caused . stoppage, ''Nons Of
your damned business" The passenger wa
Mr.. Totem, the superintendent Of the line. The
next day the conductor vas notified that the
company had NO further use for him.
The'dsath sentsnce Of James Stone, Wilkes
boro, n. O.. has been commntsd 10 twenty
years confinement
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Funeral Of Mrs. Hopkins.

The funeral Of the late Juliet A. Hopkins, the
widow Of The late Chief Justice Hopkins of Ala
bsma, took place from Trinity P. Z church at
noon today. The deceased had resided for
some years IN New York and was in her 18th
year. She had been here some weeks, at the
Hillman house, when she died of congestion
of the lungs, after an illness Of two weeks She
vas the mother Of Mira Gen. Ayres and was
Vel known In army. congressional and judicial
circles. Among those present at the funeral
we're Cen Schofeld and other army officers
and senator Pugh and other members Of Con-
gfesa The services we're coneucted BY Rev
Dr. Addison. The casket was borne by eight
seadisrs Of the third artillery and, followed by
. sumber OF relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased, vas taken 10 Arlington and inferred In
Gen Ayrss' lot there. -
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A Boy Charged with Grand Lareenv.

WE III "H0 1drceuys
Daniel O'Keefe, . boy recently employed at
The Dexter laundry a. wagon driver, got tired
Of bis work and wanted 10 buy out the business.
His prospects for becoming proprietor Of the
establishment were not very bright, and 90 he
chinsry and other pieces Of iron. This morn
ing he vas before the Police Court for grand
larceny. He plead guilty and and was sent 70
jail 70 await the action Of the grand Jury.
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LOST AND FOUND.


oOR REWARD-LOSTFE FEB. 90, 1890, WHITE
%HO Fox Terrier Dog, IL months old has black
dress Mepsvitts detective Agency. 610 9th St
r Osr-FAMILY PET SHEPHERD DOG. HAVING
long. shaggy hair, yellowsh; red and whitish feet
and belly Finder viii be well rewarded by returning
to A W. HART, S07 II st. NV. ml1-3ts
4 OST-BLACK SETI Err PUP; SEVEN MONTHS
IL old; white feet; scar over left eye; new hxir
growing around right eye. Return 70 1908 + ct ".
and receive reward. mll-3ts
T OsT-ON MARCH II. 1890, PAIR OF SPEC
~ tscies and Broken Eyeglasses, with Gold Chain at
tached suitable reward will be paid II returned to
r OST-BY DISTRICT MESSENGER BOY Sl2-A
~ Ten and two Ones-betwesn 9Th ST. and Penn.
turn to ce Western Union Tel Co., 9th and Pa. ave.
mll-3ts
II OST-FRIDAY EVENING. EITHER IN HOLLI-
II dry street theater, Baltimore, or on wey before
reaching W,:htngtSn, via b and RR.s Lady.
reward upon return to A. PRATT, ia l1th st. n W.
ml0-3r
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BOARDING

ID oOMs AND BOARD-13O EAST CAPITOL ST. |;
III beautiful location; near Capitol: house managed
by Q Connecticut lady; table good and everything
homelike prices moderate. mS-3ts
DOARDING-LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
ID with good board ut the Auburn" Pa ave, Ger 22d
st. NV; terms moderate. fl3-3m
0NHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV; TRANs-
i euts 81 and 81 so per day with board; per week
so headquarters for Sightseers daily stage 70
Arlington aud points Of interest; no liquors.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR R4NT-HousEs Nos. 1909 VERMONT
= ave nv and l2o7 ct. NV. Keys nj 1888 14th
- nv. mll-lw
Ek kENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS
tn AZ ~ We modem improvements. 32o II ST .:
Anou1e w 81 ns ml1-3t'
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OONl1ssIONKR on DEEDS ron EvERY STATE
~ snA Tss.iscsy, hSt.y 80 .. 0eanisAooee
m 70 Pm. MI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w sistant Bar Tender. Address M o.. Star Ofice'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL 4 SIT:
G Ghdren and Pc Chamber Work. Address aERMAN
WMMTm.sDD s,nao RLsPEcTA,BLE &C coLoRED
enced references. Cali address 1908 18TH st. NV.
"A ANTED-BY sETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN,
cs al The Week s. i fSi5 5si 81
WANTED-By A BOY 10 YEARS. OF AGE, STU
about House Can give references. Apply 7I cs1
WANTED BY GRADUATE IN PHARMACY: 4
cooIsS SIS s'0is sfs! sss
WXNET1E.DD s RI AS j, EIaREsIEScFP WHITE
can furnish refsrences Call or address 33l St ne
WANTEp-BY YOUNG GERMAN MAN, SPEAKS
max: s.s ss9's H
w ANTEp-HoysEKEEPIN OR COOKING IN
~ Private Family Ono wa,hingl BY Trustworthy
bone snore object than wages; good references zB.
references: fssss sad4s': s Ess
WANTED-BY RKsPECTABLR WHITE Girl.
IL Sasnias and oains CAL Il s2 sa .na
1V ANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE COOK
w sish e, child; ssu.s0n city or country. Al
WAASTID.Byy, ,r,,1 REsrESTABLE SoLoREp
.n can Or .dSre.s iaas & ax fG:d
WANSI,EIPsM,!AI STURGEON BY 3 IEsPECTABLE
Apply at sas Ell St ~ ''e' "''1 ana m HiiIia.s
N ANTED-ALWAYs 60 10 DICKS AGENCY FOE
~ Men and Women Coots, COschmen. Batlers.
SIS ::
XEANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
Sc
WANTED.BY REFINED LADY POSITION As
% % aav: a' 1s1.:
W ANrED "A FRENCH CHIEF COOK, WITH
w nrst,slass references. desires = situation in .
;ss%slx n::s :S:a. his work CAN or sad'::. j1Es
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s: :s1's5: q s:s;sss'''
WANTED-BY OoIORED Girl. A PLACE 1s
,ss7 Irr5d = IN Private Family OF in L;Sna
W!S1TfSsITUHi 5So'! N Tos qSSks E15E
Rcrtsrs coscAass, salse Ladiss s.,ss,Dsn, Nnrsss,
SGasa FIJI ITO .Sa 1ssy Hands and
WANTED-gY YOUNG Nan 4 .P0sITI0N AS
d s e % IN soc
ton In some Department paying $50 or $50 per
month; Addrs.s tor one week PkksToN. stsf oA&ps.
WANTYD-KMPLOYRks WIZ N TU1NIS6RD
81 H .a e ~ a:'E PGHss ~ SIT
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VVANTKD-A SITUATION AS B An TkNDER:
w appearance; bestof rsfessncsa Addrsse BAR,
WANTED-BY CONPETHNT, ExPR6ifNCFD
w AAn. 0tsuatiop - PTtvate eannaly e D1ning
ho9m 1elyant = willing . travels eood sefeyy4ceA
Address 2222 G sk nv. m&SV
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I232 N.J.sv.ae., l Or,
all mi. .e65
l232 NASSAU. ,Sr. a mi 81
$50 9th st. Sc, ] 3r., m-i.55
gil NC. ave. Sc, ST. 40
l432 5 W.. Tor. mi Az
400 NJ st. n.e., Or. ..22. 80
BOO L ne. Or. ,m-i. %. 80
5O2 4 St ne, Or. m. i. 20
BOG F at. ne, Or, mi. 20
J 126 y ST. ne, 7r., IN. 1. 20
1915 9Th NV, Or. .-25.4u
1026 6thn.e, 6r.mL.16.75
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COUNTRY BOARD

Oited Number on Farm; four miles from Station
Address G. 7. FOWLER, Brandy station. Va mS-3ts
WINDOW WITH ONE CHILD WILL TAKE
w Small Children to Board ct Falls Church. Va
Best o. reference. Apply Mra G.. 1919 Pa. ave- NV
m6-3ts
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THE QUESTION OF INFANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHO THINK THERE IS NO scRIPrURAL AUTHOR
rrr roR Ir-JupaK DRAKE PROTESTS AGAINST
MAKING CHANGES IN THE CONFESSION.
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320Gae. 6r.,w.&g. s16.3 80
1905 @ Sc. Or. m. l.. l3. 30
Gig Callan n. Or. 30
Isl n 81. s.e.. Or ........l1
l22l Wylie ne, Or III
40 n 81. Sc, or.....l0.5O
AZ Fenton ri. NV. 5r. 10. 30
3 Cooksey's Alley Sc. :Sr. )
) 4 "a Piers CT. sw.. 81. 3. 80
4 OFFICES.
931 F ct. n.w. ,3r.
STABLE.
Rear 915 ! 1T. n.w.....1O
4 BRADLEY.
S27 II 81. nv,
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L IlOk0OxNf1A
VJILL THE LADY IN PINK BONNET WHO
w noticed gentleman at It'll aud and sfterwxrd
went into Bsum's. correspond with x.Y.ZY., star
once. IT.
nIGH-sTANDIN0 CHkIsTIAN COUPLE WANT
III 70 Adopt Baby or Child Town child diedD; COM
ponsatop for childs benefit wanted best references
9iven. For particulars address DIR. kONER 1910
Spring Garden. PhilsdelphiA Ps. m3-iw
DLUE BLACK AND BROWN CHEvIOT SUITS
10 to order only els; color and quality guarsnteed
Full Evening Dress suits 70 order silk satin lined
only slss sSo sisssfff ses e sGSS
4 wi. sEkvIcE ExAAINATIoN QUESTIONS
w. FLYNN. AN, Ivy Instttuta
12-1ms Southwest cor. 9Th end 50. NV.
4 GTHoRizED PRIyATE DE!EcTIvE AGENCY
"a Williams Co, Communications promptly A.
tcnded 10 and strictly cou00enttAl One open ~
hou1s WI wILLIA4R Manager. 9%6 y 1t nv.
myl-1lms
4 0OODRICH- LAWYER l24 DEARBORN ST.,
fres 10 publicity special fscil.fiss IN many stsisa
NOV Is I'VE TInK. We VIII PAY -BlQ
Aonsy ipr Z 6fS AN a
n.v myl
NOTA RTES PTTRT,TC
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Chicago is an Indian word meaning "Onion."
In onion there is strength. New York papers
please copy.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

LoR RENT-3lI AZ ST. s.w., ZINE STORE
Il loom with dwelling attached: rood bustnsss
location; rent e35 yer month &. II. PAkKEA
/. mll-3ss Cor A. and Il sla !. v.
EoR RENT-THAT FINE STORE MKT 10
II Majors Drug store, SOC 9TH ST. nv. for cae %
W. MANDY. 82i 81 NV D5-lv
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsBEp.
STABLEs

@tc"ss 80. .sEss.s.ss.tA 10
STORES.
la24 ! 4th 81 store. .t35
lI22 18th 81. store. 80
OFFICES.
once "a 5ls 18th st. e.
Once n. "a A., 1903
Ia. ave .ss aud sl2 mo.
once rs.. HOS r st.n.w. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
WHO WAS SHEg


Correspondence Of the Dessrei Nevs.E
In a late number % the
Omaha s5sa l noticed the following
account OF the uuraTihing Of q hu-
man skeleton a. Council B.uT-.
Iowa, whici, I crclrsr On order
that, should you see pr1per 10 print
It in your paper, the surviving
friends Of the deceased person may
know that the r,m1ius have Teen
properly cared for.
To all such persons, II amy there
be, 60 recognise tie point where ibr
skeleton was found, will msullau
the fact that the "Babbitt place. IS
IN Indian Greek, nearly OPP cite
THE rl,in on which Bishop N,isly
resided e. ti;c Ecar ISL.
Ii. il. j.
Following Is tine article from the
Bee referred 10 Ia nic flr,g ing.
Yesterday afpruo0n while tl,
contractors who have charge OF Llr
WORK II opening up Washington
Avenue through the BIbhi,t I.srr
were blasting down the POINT gf %
high hill th.y were a-tlai-heI ~
the result Uf one blast that hat been
inherited Ia lhe apex Of ihc h;'!. Zee
side knocking down q sapsc u! tons
u the earth, u scattered the fug-
meats u q coffin AND tic bones ui %
CO,Iss over l.lc cat. An JLaMi1a-
tiyE showed that the coffin hal uesu
lurivi iu the point 10 the hi!l ih ut
three feet from the surface. auI that
i hal contained "a hullu LrHy.
evidently that 90 w.mu. The
coffin had bscn simply rough pine
box na'lsd together. The uai.-
had TJs;ei away until nothing Tg-
manned hut little spikes ~ ycIi.w
oxide, and ihc pine i-sv..- lll L-.il-
more truseity Ih=u iir taTk H..
o! tHe SOL. lire skeleton. o viewer
was iu IN excellent STATE H. Ig,s,I-
vai.uu. Tl. skull va- EilI uuu-
ncrici with tlr vsgtF.El. aud 90
the back ~ thc meek, twisted luta o
firm Gr.yiAI Knot. was q heavy
Wa-- a. DARK brown LasE st.taE,I
slightly with gray and iu perfect
preservation. FUTgtzi down iuio fHt
kEn. u hair, ia the manner the
hiics used 81 wear .I.i! ornaments
was an Cil-Ilsui0ugi horn .umh,
with high circular hIcE and metallic
rivets.
The tojy was evidently that % e
woman who had pI-sal middle age.
Not vg-tig- o.. The shglIG uy lf.l
ius sheet or a.y D!heE personal
ornaments. could De discovered
The teeth Boo tIg lower isE ven. a'.
in place, while and arm, lu, four
were missing from she upper tE.
the oIly explanation o. tc given
for the presence q the cor. Isl. 10 y5e
Point Whgrs it Wa- { UnJ. which
has never bcJu used for cemetery
FuTY sst.s, J. tire reasonable uuC tuat
the body was turt % some PIONEER
Mormon wumln vino died on fIe
way during the exodus ~ Slll I.l.e
and wa buiiei on the point %! lhc
hil' n the place promising the least
likelihood Of disturbance rs .he iu-
Guslry Of future generations.
The comb was taken Go charge los
William Wallace, oucD: the -r.I,G~.
aud the bones and the l5l-. grlE-
s,ryIked brown hair yFrr. reiui,Er..s
where they will not hr likely 90 De-
exposed 10y city building for several
generations b. come.
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Police Heris.

Before Justice Lauuy Ggi- m1s-
Ming, G,Ursc ". AllriIse plelJ,-I
guilty To drunkenness ans. ia .,l,ul,
Of paying $ viii aTusc himself
with tine chain glng fYE a limited
rCrioi.
Fnnk Gilbert, another plain
drunk, will remain ia duraucc vile
fr five day.
William Snyder. on n charge Of
drunkenness. deposited s. for his
appearance this afternoon.
John E!mDu~uu paid > Tor hi>
release after iDlulging il drunken
Stree last night.
\ see!y-losklug { hiuarlu. IS 'u-,-
IA ,mc did not appear on iEc sheet
was ''hl1kel" b answer q charge
u disturbing the p-lre, tlis AFTER
noon. He let 81 as q guarantee
that he wuulI present himself before
Justice LIury Al O'Clock.
John Conway his % answer q
charge Of trysIgiss.
Levi Clayton. o hoy % fourteen.
was trlnsfrrr-i b. Judge Il Zane with
the object IL his being sent o. the
Reform School. The change against
him was that Uf stealing a wac %
frum a man named Peter Connolly,
by whom he wss employed.
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THIS MORNINGS FIRE.
An Iaceaiisry at Work On Hardy.
Houng, s Co.'S Store.

shortly after O'Clock this morn
ing a man named Burns was stafd-
ing near the general merchandise
store Of Messrs. Hardy, Young *
Co, on First South street, when He
observed an Individual hastily de-
parting from the rear Of theprem'sgs.
Immediately afterwards he notice..
= strong reflection, and upon going
20 the Gack Of :hs store whence The
light appeared t. come found sLIobs
and flames Issuing from the wooden
builIius used - stnrer01m-
He gave au alarm and the
Ere brigade were on the spot ia
lcv Than three minutes after receiv-
INK The call. Al;er playing on the
burning building Tor aigu. q quarter
Of an hour the flames were eEtiE
guishCd.
a search revealed tire fact that
the frs was undoubtedly the work
u an iucruIiary, bat the police
have not thus FAR obtained any clue
30 the mi~srgsuis. 4 hole hG! been
,rrslic between the woodwork and
the ground IN ;1g distinct Vncus,
and in these hal been Deposited
rags, paper, straw ETC., vel
-Usrsl -i't coal Oh, only
q PORTION o. NGi-E l-g' been
CONSUMED Hal not the timely dis
C1very u the fire b.eu made, THE
entire store would, in all pr1habii-
ity. have been burned down before
the arrival d the brigade, who, o.
this occasion. dill excellent service.
The loss in stock viii not exceed
80, aud So will, il is thought.
cover the entire damage done.
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SAD AFFAIR.
4 Dying Man Found at the K. e. ".
Depot.

When st the depot o. the Rio
Grande Western about ten O'Clock
last night the attention Of Police
ofioer Poole was directed % man
lying in tile waiiirg-room. appar-
entity in Il dying condition. He
bad arrived in this city by the g;2J
-. siosI Provo. Poole sHose 10
him, and eventually learned tia,
he was suffering from mslarisl
fever. He gave the name q Charles
Kennedy, stated that he had resided
la Provo FOR some five OK xix years.
aud ihal iatterly he had been Ia the
ser@ir- - tire Electric Motor
COMPANY a aliugmau Filming
that the man vas tec6minT ufrCu
worse, the officer called IUr the
patrol wagon. and in th.s the poor
fellow was driven a. the police sta
ton in tine care Of OMctr O'is-iiiy.
Every possible attention was paid 20
him by DR.. Me8cham who had been
Summoned, aud others Lui the sick
nan expired within a very short
time
The deceased was ai-uut Sd year-
Of age, had a light musia-he ani
was respectfully attired. He hal @
vallse IN life possession and ia one
Of his pockets was found a uJJ.ie %
medicine, the label upon which in
Dictated that 1t hal heea obtained
from Sm0oi a Co.'S drug store NJ
Provo.
An inquess on the holy was held
this morning 10y Coroner Taylor, ~
sulting in a verdict 81 death from
natural causes.
II appeared from some u tine evil
dence az the inquest that the d.
ceased had been a soldier at Fort
Douglas. and was oil ON furl1ugh.
This does not agfrr with his alleged
residence In Pr1vos
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Before Z Commissioner.

Joseph II. Felt, Of the Eleventh
Warl, v1s arrested this morning on
tine charge u unlawful cohabltatiOn
with Alr-. Louise Felt and Miss
Miueer. He was taken to Com
missioner Gseeumau's Office, where
his examination commenced at 10
O'Clock, Mr.. CritchlOw prosecuting
ami Mr.. NIOyle appearing for the de-
Tense.
Mr.. Homer Duncan tystiicl-I
live two doors south II the residence
Of Miss Niueer. I have seen Mr..
Felt once 1t Miss Miners house.
This was In the evening between ;
and ? O'Clock. Miss Miner was
very sick at the time. / question
whether she knew that ] aud Mr..
Felt were there. There was no
physician. had been called Ia by
Somebody. I 10 not now recoilert 10y
whom. / uil not sec see any chill
dneu about the place. Before that
time ! never saw Air. Felt at Mis-
Miners place, nor since. Miss
Mineer was suffering from = Ii.
There was uO physician called in, n
far n I know u.
To MIR. Moyie-I went there &
administer IN one 0f the ordinances
81 our church in company with Mr..
Felt.
Miss Louie Felt testified that she
hal never told the officers that Mr..
Felt frequently came 10 Miss Mi
ueer's place.
Mrs. LIKE Miner Felt tCsti-
fled: / was sick about a month
aco. Do not remember Mr.. Dun
can wss there. / was f. ling
M all day but was taken very
sick about O'Clock iu the evening.
I do not reculleCt that Mr.. Felt was
there. I slept all night aud " hen
wCSe up was alone.
The case was 10 lie continued AT
2O'clocs, when the prosecution tex
peci,d Ia bring in more testimony.
Mrs. Constable was called n a
wituUss this afternoon. and test
fled that She had lived with Mrs.
L'zzie Miner Felt Tor a year. When
tn latter was III on the occasion
n8mei the witness hal sent flT
Nr. Felt and Mr.. Duncan. Ma.
Lizzie Felt was dangerously in for
time. she was unconscious part Of
the time; Mr.. Felt remained a couple
OF huIrs till she began l.
feel n little better. She did not speak
20 anyone during the time Nr. Felt
was there. Witness never saw Mr..
Felt there on any other occasion.
Never helri any one around the
house at night.
Mr.. CritchloS said there appeared
g. Toe no evidence against the de-
PENDANT, and Ut his request the
Commissioner dismissed the case
against Mr.. Felt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

T1g-,a. Angus. 10. Is9l.-Wiu
/ the e5riirs, ugsu.s Co, ti- sru tEi.
morning our lovely city was the
scene Of LustIe ami activity. There
were pg9ple hurrying 10 AID frl.
push and energy displayed ia every
direction. National cJluls ia Gr
mani auI ihe supply % rel, white
and blue JIutius exhausted. fine
H'--s-ipn ~ Oh this excitement wa
The expected a.Fi .a! - tI,r dptIgl
mrnt % soldier, from Font DlugIl-.
aud when 81 ga, they MARCHED
thUIgh cur streets. they bclcld the
business houses aud dwellings gu
mute q blaze uf ,ui.Es. with t!3. H.
iiuEJl ou!Jss pTypUn.rEIliIc. There
was g magnificent display 20 the
glorious stars anu Stripes noticeable
fILEs being street he'd ayEl-- our
principal streets, totally covering
the UI:iisu-s on iuih sides Of tie
streets along the Ig- Of uIHrc.I-
Iur r.tigsu- tIIu'i cat CH a,1.s,
90 La lprr 90 Uur country p
defenders, and they ssgrr Ie-
uriyc'i with such enthusiasm a..
gwen such a glorious wtir1uc, o.
must iili them with san abiding yUl-
virt!uu u the loyalty IId TaiTiat-
i-m U!ugr Feo. lc. From 90 the sur.
rounding settlements cIme EUW-E-
vgs cJuylgr-ts 70: Is-ps ic O. join with
us lu cur welcome CO. oar nation
pride aud strength. ami with lbs q.
honor iptre boys iu aiJe. pgr city
today wears L-r holiday attire, aul
90, aIr seems flli % enthusiasm anu
l-ifiuii-uI. 4 glorious welcome
Er1 EI-"u -l- luv- uu IIe.g intro
.uciiuU lu tine city iv ;i- i'Iy-.u
Silver E.uG, uh. DrclIiyrl q Ils.-
iom yr--'ri .Ur lsaf FuFg--, cU;Hs
%. John ID. ~'arL-- store. Fire IS
v.li cuelmp just ~IIrL e.. i..r
Haesr, GGTius lleir --y. ..- $50. o..
have ;ar Pleasure ,. Nls.te-.l-
their CvH.g.I o.. yHu-s-.i". ef .r
p.sli .. artillery lr.--l--, ETC.
lTurs ~ sa.s.r.
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The Hanson Case

Today the examination Of Nathan
Hansen, Of North Point, on n
charge Of unlawful cohabitation
was postponed till Saturday, owing
20 Commissioner Grecnman's time
being occupied by the Joseph II.
Felt case. The defendant Is under
bonds, AM his two daughters also
gave hail to appear as witnesses.
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Notice 10 Students

PRISCIrAL's OFFICE, Latter-day
Saints College, sal. Lake City,
Aug. q, lS90.-The ensuing aga.
demic year Of this institution will
begin MONDAY, September /, at 9
a. m. All intending students should
present themselves at the Social
Hall promptly at that time. Circu-
lars Of information regarding the
College may be obtained by address
ing the undersigned.
J. z. TALMAGE.
20. Box, l0l5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST and
OETHOPEDIC SUEGEJ,1, Of Indian
apolis, Indiana. Is now az the st.
james Hotel, salt Lake City. ami
wiil remain until September lst.
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many year.
and will he glad to see former
patients and afflicted parties who
desire 70 consult him in regari %
his New Methods % Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and def0rmities successfully
tnItrt. Special attention given T.
the treatment q diseases peculiar
70 females. All afflicted should call
early during the D1ctor's stay in
city dlm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
nsI,nrd.. snow I.Iniment

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cTirgl.~ Tor years have used Bat
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