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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

Long hoforc tho calendar says II Il
timc to begin house cleaning you should
look over tho magazines, papers, dis.
ablcd furniture, discarded garments
aud household ornaments which oven
twelve months accumulate 40 wonder
fully. be brave, and do NOT sayo an
indiscrlminatc mas OF articles against
the possible needs Of tho seventh year
OF which we hear so much. Giyo0way
the best Of the old garments and sell
the remainder 10 tho Iunsinan. Tho
magazines and papers which You do
not intend 20 have bound or to utilize
In your scrapbool. will DO eagerly read
IN some hospital or other institution.
Even the furniture and ornaments will
greatly brighten tho droary surround
ings of some poor family. Have tho
courage Of your convictions In dealing
with the contents OF trunks and boxes
Dispense with non essentials and sys
'einatlzo the remainder, and your ro'
ward will DO delightful sense OF space
and n feeling Of almost physical relief
Ladies Home Journal.
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After the marriage Of Napoleon and
Maria Louisa tho city Of Paris ravo
them a splendid banquet which Cap.
tain Coignct describes in his "Narrn.
tive" lIc was on duty at tho Hotel
do Vile, vhcrc the banquet wis served,
with n squad Of twenty grcnadiers.
The table WIS Horseshoe shaped. and
ground Il wero placed nrinchalrs. The
dishes we're Of solid gold. when tho
innsior Of ccrcmonics Announced "rho
Emperor nonapartc entered. fol.
lowed by his wife aud i've kings. IIav.
ing seated himself az the table. tho I'm.
peror made a sign to the guests to take
their places
As soon rs MI were seated the table
was cleared, rs Is usual at gfoat din.
ncrs, and every dish was carried into
an adjoining room where the carvcrs
did their work. Behind each king
there wcro thres footmon abou, n step
from one another Other footmon
communicated with carvcra aud passed
the plates without turning more than
half way round 10 got them.
When plato cam, within reach Of a
Ring the hond fooiman presented Il to
hiin, aud u he shook his head the plato
wns withdrawn and another brought
Immediately. II the head did not move
the iootman plncci tho plato In front
Of Ibis master Not word was spoken.
Each napkin, as soon as once used,
disappeared, tho foolman slipping Ia
another Whom the banquet was over
a pile Of napkins lay behind each chair
No one was permitted TO spcnk cS.
copt when tho emperor addressed him.
That may DO Imposing but Il Is not
at all jolly" Is tho captains COMMENT
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A gcntlcman~ho Is fond OF making
friends with children attempted one
day In horse car to become acqunlnt.
cd with child who sat next TO him.
The littlo ono wore a crimson plush
cloak and had long yellow curls; 50
the gentleman began with condolences
How do you do, little girl"
I'm not u little girl" was tho shy
reply.
"oh, aron't youl Wen. then, how
do you do, little boyr
"rm not little boy" came tho un'
expected answer,
Indeed WHO arc you. then"
''rm my papa's little man." said the
small stranger, with dignity, Boston
Transcript
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Although LISTS Is ono Of tho gen
test memories tho world has ever
known, no could be severe at times
On ono occasion young man from
KaSan, In Hungary, n town iamou;
for It's hams, applied to List with a
view Of taking lessons from him. A.
was usual with him NJ such times. he
invited the young man to take a scat
at tho piano aud play something.
When hc had finished the piece he
waited for several moments 10 allow
the abbo an opportunity of pronuunc
ing judgment on his playing. At last
tho master, noticing that tho young
man was waiting for him 20 speak,
asked him whore he was born and
where he lived. In Kassan." replied
the youth, with parlonable pride.
swell, returned List, II can only say
that prefer the KiYsan hams 10 Kns.
spn piano players. - Etclka Illohly In
Ladies Home journal.
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In China there Is a root called Khe-
kl.ye. which often sells for from twenty
10 one hundred times Us weight In gold,
In Nanchurla the same root, under a
different name, lfNnytltug moro unpr
nounceable, soils equally ~ high, These
roots, which In order 10 be highly valu'
able must bo OF peculiar shape, are
bought only by innndarins' priests aud
others OF the woaithIest classes Single
roots Of this plant not weighing moro
than tho tenth OF an ounce arc said TO
often soil for from ility TO sevon'y'hvo
dollars each. What is still moro re'
rnarkable about this valuable eastern
root is tho fact that II Is closely allied
species, II not Identical with our com
mon ginseng. St Louis Republic
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SHORT LIsri FAST TInEi
rlr.roihss Equipment, Electric lights,
Courtroom. EmpIoyss ana spien.
did service.

II you are going east, take the Chi.
CRg1, Milwaukee a. Il. Paul Railway,
tho Chicago Short Line, and enjoy all
the Improvements aud cOuyenioncos OF
n hrst.class railway such Us electric
lighted and steam heated, solid vesti
0ule trains, with Westinghouse air sig.
mails and the iluest dining cara Ia the
world. Free reclining chair ears.
This road runs no emigIaut trains or
paW. Ssconi.class passengers are car
red on regular express trains in clean,
llght COaCtos, with cushioned seats anu
backs, and are rs good rs the coaches
furnished by many roads to frst-class
passengers.
The electric berth reading lamp fes.
tuTo Ia tho Pullman sleeping cars fun
on this line h patented anu cannot ue
used by any other railway company.
II Is tllo great Improvement OF the age.
Try II and be convinced.
Travel by this road and be assured OF
courteous treatment 10y IT, employees
For further particulars call ut l0l
Main street.
ALEN, MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
i. +, PowELL,
Contracting Agent.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEEEHY GIVEN nv THE
~ undcrt'rn administrator u tho estate
" james MirLunF doUeWed. ~ the creditors
o. aud all persons HAVING claims uFalnst me
sad deceased, 70 exhibit them with tho nat-
tfaary vouchers within ten months aftsr the
hfsi publication ~ this notice. 90 tho said
administfaior. NJ the law once ~ Richards 4
MoYic, Consultation nuilding, No. 20 b. Man
street salt lake CITY, 10 the C0uuiY 0i salt
dated May u. is)l.
joins wILLutGunY.
Administrator of the estate " jaime wirt.
Gus, dfrraHot daesff
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A French engineering firm at Bou'
logne has begun 10 use y very cheap
and efficient non-conducting pipe Gov
ering consisting Of II mixture Of wood
sawdust with common starch used In n
thick paste. The mixture Il said TO nd
here perfectly to Iron pipes II all traces
Of grease are removed before applying
Il. and one inch Of this coating Is said
to DO rs scryiccablc rs tho most costly
non.conducting materials. New York
Journnl
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Horses and uorrem.n In Ancient Times,
The East was tho original homo OF
horoinen, and war tho early training
OF the horse. Though no appears first
~ beast Of burden, and though riding
preceded driving. there Is evidence 10
show TINT chariots In great numbers
werc used In war before cavalry DO.
came common. Tho uso OF tho horse
was all bu; limited 10 war. Bulloclss
werc the usual means Of transportation,
and were no doubt then, as now, IN the
orient, steady and rapid travellers. Tho
higher the warrior above tho common
soldicry, tho morn terrible his aspect
and the dcadlier his aim with lance and
arrow Hence tho stscds early appenr.
nncc In battle. To dcbaso him 10 tho
purposes OF pleasure was never dreamed
OF.
Wo flnd the very best Of cavalry In
ancient times. Tho Greeks ran against
a serious problem In tho Persian light
horse whom they ilrt trod tho soil Of
Asia Minor. They wero nothing Ike
so good horsoncn as tho As.atioS until
Alcsander's Companion cavalry showed
thon what dnll could do; and the
Roman wis still less apt Philip Of
Maccdon first utilized the excellent ma.
terinl Of tho ThcSalian plains, and or.
ganiicd cavalry which, erom it, ma.
ncuyes AMI lighting, must have con.
sisted Of admirable horseuion. ~
A. Dodge In Hnrpcr's.
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INSOMNIA.

Quiet. with weary limbs RELAXED, lie.
And weary oyclida closed. awaiting sisop.
Ihat holds alooi. for thronging fanclt,l trop
Unwcaric1 watch. and rrstless phantotus uy
About the empty mind. Within tho owe.
Instinct with memory. dead summers stren
forsuttcn sccncs with light, dead faces Ian
TO hght again. Hut now, with queruous cry,
AsparfOw breaks tho silence; clattsrinp feet
or early tnilers echo down the street;
The frosty light cfowa warmer on tho vnu.
ANA dlna The luminous visions Of the pirht.
over the drnvsy watchers swimming sifht
Rclcnting slumbcf draws a dreanlea. faiL
-Aiunroc Smith Ia Cosmopolitan.
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A POPULAR mlscoEceprlon.
walter ho'ant Says There Was No r.eisay,
In tho Elghtoeuth g,ntur,

wafer ho'nnt says There Was No r.ei.aY.
10 the fishtoenih Contury.
l Is conventional to rupresc-t the
Eighteenth century rs n timc Of leisure
ana quiet happiness; when n poot
writes about this tino he tries to
breathe into his verse m ntmosphere
OF peace; he does his best to throw
INTO the poem calm Of the soul Then
people applaud THE poet for catching 20
wonderfully the very spiri, Of tho time
Wei, cnnnot Tor my own part find
anywhere In England during tho last
century anything at all to Justify this
belief IN the universal lcisur, The
Eighteenth century was a desperately
turbulent. dangerous, hardworking,
poorly paid timo, 1t was torn by con.
tlnual contests and strurrlos, by marty
faction and by civil wars; Il beam
with long war, and It ended with a
long war
England had three civil wnrq. two nj
homo and one In her colonies Tie
press gang was busy IN ovcfy port, the
recruiting sergeant IN every country
town. the ilogginw, by which disei.
plinc was maintained. seem almost In.
crcdiblc' the iniquitlos Of the Royorn.
mont-not on this or That side. but on
both ades-thc jobblnr. buying Of
places sinccucs plumiliicl, nopotism,
timony, a. We read thcm now, appcnr
simply intolcr1blc. II there was no
rcst or peace without, there was little
within.
Religious men who were affected by
q weakness OF faith simply tortured
their lives. johnson, always praying
ana moditating, dreaded death with "A
constant fear which poisoned at least
twenty years Of his life. Cowpcr. after
life spcnt In religious exercises. died
In despair unuttenblc." No peace W
quiet anywhere, save, perhaps, In some
quiet cathedral close, whore tho canons.
keeping nloof from controversy, do,ed
away ulolT harmless lives as SIN tbcy
do; or outside tho littlo country towns.
whorc, TO quiet women and retired
men, tho seasons passed then, as thoy
may s;ill pass, unyexcd by questions.
doubt or thought OF danger or o,
change.
but rs regards tho no Of action, tho
life among ones fellows, the only liio
worth having. tho liio Of London, IL
must have boon iillod and pcrpetually
troubled by tho pain of witnessing con.
tinual injustice and needless suffering,
tho stupid engagements In war after
war, with no ond aud no settlement.
and tho noisy struggle Of opposing
oplnions In which every man must
play his part But leisure. peace and
quiet-theso things cannot find.
Walter Bcsant In IIarpcr's
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE . HEREBY GtyTN, ny THE
~ undersigned, eeofrr =. IaYior, Admin.
isu t1r ~ ihH hststc of Mary Nuu Chiius. 90
ceased. 10 tho creditors uf Aud nii pprsnns
hANinn elaine against the Ulid decua ed,
to oxhlit them with the nut.fHay Nouch'
gfs WiLAn ten months after the ftst pun
ltrtiinu 81 this notice. 90 tho sad grnfFo y.
LAY lur ~ ~ oWgc, No. e. south, ttfst West
Lake. Utah Trffitnrg.
Dated MHy 1t, 5. ~. tsei.
SEunNE y. TAYLOR
atg.HH;rzia7 q Eaia.e " Macy Ann cfnss,
dgrpnHtd. dff
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AssEssMlNT NOTICE..

Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Coursuy. SAT- fate
ciiy. luh IsrfitarT. Location " rriHci.
pal place % businsati SAT- Lake CITY, Utah
Irfrl1fys LtcauOn OF Mines Minsfai
III hnlng District. state q Idaho.
NOTICE u llEEHnY GIVES, THAT At
~ hmrctiuF N the nofrd ~ Directors ~
~ W" wy, bgli on !he llih a-y VI Am,
thare was levied on the CAPITAL hlott u The
Corporation, payable 10 Josiah iiaturtt. Treas
ufst, Al hit uflcu ~ the nAutlnF uflre o. SO.
Jurnict Co. sah Lac Citt, Utau TERRITORY,
o. VI before The eth day Of Nay, tssi. Any
ttock upon which thls assessment shall roms IA
unrAid On tht 4sth dsy o. May. 1901, viii be dc.
lihquelt sud Advertised TOT fall ~ public auc.
uuut $50 unless payment L. "a ic hn ore. wit
be tplu on lridal, the 10Th Sly 90 June. ispi. ~
We onlro " tue Company in sa LrFr cry,
Wan TER tory, % m, u pay iAc dnlinq .Unt
stiesament, together with tho costs o. tdyrr.
ttihg aud expense ut sale. ~ order Of The
Board Of Directors y, %. HURN.
Arurg NtCftthfy.
sal, Lake CITY. Utah, April %, l'll. dd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE rs HERknY GIVEN ny TliE uS.
- dcfigutd, rhnrfs Neils. acmluiHiTat0r
NJ the estate NJ Jane Wolls, deceased, Ca ma
creditors ~, AIT ull pHrous having claims
pTsInst thefhil drtcgfed, 10 "1llblt them Win
Tie neeossafy voucher, within ten months
AFTER the hrat publication " ms notice, 90 thu
said Ihaips wells. 90 NutN iaat South Temple
street iu tie city and county OF salt Lake,
Utah rerTitnfv.
Dated May .Iat, 1871. -
pHAnFs WELLS,
administrator Of the estate Of Jane Wells
deAted. dIaN 81 IA ,
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The Rev NJ. j. Savage, the great
Unitarian minister, has reached this
point in practical theology III ! know
certainly that there was nm existence
after death. and know as certainly
that my fitness for Il depended upon
how lived my life here, how ! bore
my burden and faced my difficulties
and Tough, down the evils within !
might cherish II In my heart as source
o' great consolation. but ! should not
rush Into that presence until was
called"
Inc average oi crime 20 population Il
Aphormnlly tho SAME everywhere. It, sup
preston IN some localities, Us Increase IN
ulhvrs' may be traced TO either u defective
DC TO good administration u the criminal
lws w tAe loea! criminal courts.
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EsiA1o Of JAmea whitehead. deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREIY GIVEN ny THK
~ undersigned, adm.ulsifa'or Of the sttats
OF JHmes Whitehead. deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having rlglmt against the
snid ddccAesd, 70 exhibit tbom with the nee
essary vouchers within four months after the
frst publication OF tins notice, 10 the said
JsmCs whitehead, Al bprluEulle, Utah County,
utAh Territory,
batei May o. 1891
JANE WHITEHEAD,
Admin |siraior OF ihr estate OF Jamts Mhlie.
be ID, deceased. dlHWhtA
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


ESTATE OF Joshua Parker, Deceaied.
NOiICr u HkgFNY GIVEN ny rHii
~ uHdCrf.rnod. AImiuisuatOr OF the ~.
ale ~ Joshua rArkrf, decctssd, 70 tho cred.
uOrs Of, and III pufsoua awning clAlms against
TIC said decreased, 90 exhibit them, Win
Ia" necessary you1heri, within TN months
aftcf the hfst publication " thu notice, a. j,
". Aunmrrhnys, ~ -sli lake Guy % hs
place of luEnrss. 40 " youth. Third Nusl
streets, IN the county OF sat Lake,
J. ". suMMERIAYs,
Administrator of j1fhul FTtkeT deceased,
barlow ferguson and John 81. Cannon. A..
turnCys Tor csthtc an
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No1ICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Lr dTaUdo Young and spencer Clasaun,
Administrations u The estate Of CLARA u. Young,
deceased, have rendered for settlement, and
hlrd ~ saii CouFt, ttrir iuhl account Of their
Administration Of said ciate and petition Tor
tnL dlatnhuton of tho residue ~ said estate
Tuesday. the .ud dsy ~ juuo, A. b. ls9i, nj
" O'Clock A. ~, at the Court Room % sail
Court, IA the County Court House, SAT- Lake
appointed BY the Jude q said Jourt. for The
settlement Of shid account and hearing sad
petition tor distribution, as which time aud
place any person interested IN said estate may
appear amt show cause. n any there be-, Why
SAID account should not 10 settled aud an,
proved and fnal distribution made as prayed
Tor.
Dated May :. 1891.
q, Y, ALLEN,
Clcft Of the Probate Court,
ny q. y stanton, d,puY. DID
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE u llLnEHY GIVEN THAT
~ T. fahrih WI, aimtnlstrutflN ~ the o.
tate u 1hnmas flt, deceased, hss rendered tot
settlement, and nlfd ~ said Court. ttf final
account of her administration Of faid estate
and ptuiun for nnal distribution 10 tho resi-
que 81 ssid estate among tho poTrons entitled
June, AID. lsii, Nc 10 O'Clock ain., al the Court
Room Of shif Court IN tho County Court
House salt Lake Citl and County, utah Tenn.
tory, has been duly appointed by the Jude ~
said court, for the settlement of said Hueouut
and hearing said petition for distribution. ut
which tlino and place any person interested IN
said estate may sIpeur ana show cause n any
there be, why sad lrrNunt should not be set,
o. prayed Tor.
dated May q, isgi.
Ck. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate C0ufi.
ny G. y. STANTON, deputy. dd
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Lucy D, Young. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GivEs ny TuF
~ Undersigned Executors Of tho estate Of
Lucy u, Young, dccuascd, 10 tho creditors ~
and all perssns having claims against the Flid
deceased, 10 exhibit Them with the neccs.
tnry vouchers. within ten mpu,hs amer the ffst
publication Of this notice, 20 the SHid executors.
oarc % Heher Young, 90 no Esst Temple
street, salt Lake Cliy, DO The County Of ran
Lake, Uthh Territory
Dated March 18Th, 1901
nEnER YOUNG,
AN1A u. iEiTA NOrNG,
~ GRAND lOuNG.
Executors OF the estate VI Lucy y, Young
dertused dlAwth,
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HOUSE MOWERS AND nAlsEns

I,NCLUbiyT. PRACTICAL AND RrsroN
- sl|U tnusc movers M ttnh. ngiidlnFs
raised, tuned sud moved any distance. Old
luld|ngH uurht sold ana tnfn down Nurt
done va am part % The Truitory. urIfCr-M
aud 81 scott Austnarh building 4. ~ HlN fls.
tTAu HOUSE MOVING COMPANY.
CuAs. D. YIELDS, IN MrugsY
Manager zee. and Trcsl
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NOTICE 10 oREplToRs.

Clert Of tho Probate court.
ny q. y stanton. dgpuY. DID
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CLERK Of ,ie Probate Coar'.
Ny &. T.. hTAStuH, deputy, dtd
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Change of Whisky Did 1t,

Another chapter was opened in the
crazy mans case Wednesday by the ar.
rival of his son-in-law, Carl Seibert, of
Sweet Brian, Morton county. The old
mans name is Frederick Kosterman and
he is direct from the old country and
and headed for Sweet Briar. He arrived
in New York on October 18th and his
son-in-law sent him $40 to come on west
with. He bought a ticket, but got on a
spree, which continued until he reached
Milbrook, ILL.,, where he got off the cars
and lost his ticket or traded it for rum.
He got acquainted with an old German,
who wrote to Seibert that he was there,
but got no answer, as the letter did not
reach it's destination. Someone raised a
purse to send him out west and he got as
far as Bismarck, where he again left the
train. This was November I'd. That af-
ternoon he walked down to the bridge,
but was afraid to cross it. He started
out, but got dizzy and came back. That
is all he could remember. The next day
Sheriff Donnelly found him pulling