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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

Professor John Rae, Of tho British
Royal society, Is following with scientific
interest the rainmahns experiments in
America he says there Is no doubt tbs
experiments will be- successful As illus'
tration. he points 10 the fact that In ths
moist climate OF western Europe, where
rain falls easily, there ore heavy storms
after cannonading Heavy rains fol-
lowed the five days artillery competition
in Scotland The same effect was pro-
duced by tho vast amount Of gunpowder
exploded on the occasion OF tho recent
visit OF the French feet to England. In
the vicinity Of the firing the English and
Irish crops were ruined BY the great
downpour that followed the royal and
naval saluteA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

When among the Chinese settlers on
the tobacco plantations in the island
Of Sumntra discovered for tho ilrst
limo that the correct way Of saluting
John Is TO shake not his hand but
your own, aud | was frequently anus
ell with the sight of two men shaking
thelrow hand with the utmost warmth
aud cordially. instead Of thut OF their
neighbour David Ker In New York
Epocl
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NOTICE TO cREonoRs.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigned, Aduuuislfai0fs OF the ~.
tate Of Mary rae, deceased, 10 Tho cred.
liora Of, aud all pers0ns having claims againts
Tho SAID dOfeatcd, % exhibit them, with
tue necessary vouchers sltiun TFs months
after the mt publication of ihis notice, % the
shld ndmiriliratora, % thr fraidrurr ~ rlther
Territory.
Dated september 2ith l,9l,
JACOB pA1E,
TiIOMAa GREENWOOD.
Administrators OF the ESTATE Of May Fate,
deceased. u Oaw STU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

Ard 10 aee0rianss with law aud m order "
The Hoard o. Dfrr'ufs, inldc on the iiih daY
% Ntoef "a may tr urcutsfy, viii he cold NJ
thr uGItn of The Company ia colt Latu cav, on
Friday the sbth day ut Junr, lf9i, az , ai. %
ray the delnquant Assessment, tqg tier With
tht cost OF adVrFtisirz and expenses Of sale.
Ug.oTfer OF tho boaft Of Directors.
o. -. HORN, Actiug sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

my daughter admired both law and
music, 50 | had her study law
what impellod you to that choleef
~ thlnl, pracjleing law is qnieter
than procticing piano playing, New
York Truth.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE n itNHERl GIVEN ny THE w.
~ dcrtigncd, AdmlnisltairiN % tho estate "
John Roes, deceased, 10 the creditors Of, and
nll pOrOnH having claimH against tho "a {
decreased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
Voucher within ten months after the nrst pub
location of tbs notice, 90 tho said ndminlstrh
uiN, At the law ONCE ~ ilUharda 4 MpJle, Nn,
q Main street, salt Lake tlty, m the cOun.y
OF salt Lake,
Dated August 2lth, ls1l.
EItIAUIII 4. WrEs,
AdmlnstfatTiA OF the rrtate OF John Hees,
drcrascd dlnwI ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

The History VI the BannOck Stake,
compiled 10y Andrew Jensen. and late.
~ published Ia the DEsnaEr WEEKLY,
has now been ihsued in pamphlet form,
aud can now los had nj the DEsEREr
NETs office at 70 cents per cory. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

At the inquest upon the body Of Mrs.
CathaFine a. Cody, Of Fiity-lrst aud
Arch streets, who was killed 10y light
ming during the storm of Wedneslly, 10
was developed that Immediately before
the terrible report which accompanied
the deadly stroke Mra. Cody, who was
Ia mortal fear OF lightning, had been On
her knees praying.-rh.ladelphia Rec
ord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

Lucky Ulii Nining Compsny. Location Of
principal place Of business raTk
Ciiy Utah.


NOTICE ~ HEREnY GiVEN THAT At
~ meeting 81 the Hoard OF Trustees held
on the Oh day Of August, 1901, At sAll t.aEc
tity, ltah, an assessment, No, o, ~ two cents
pct share Wat LEVIED np The capital stock oil
ihn corporation payable % ne secretary, with
~ thirty days from the above date, a. No. ~
Maln Street salt Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock
unou which this asses meat rcmairH uupHid
on the .lst dAy u September l-1l. will he dc.
linqaeut and advertised fuf sale al public aurs
ton. aud unlrsH payment b. made before will
10 sold on the aist day nf October, 1891, AZ the
Onrc, WDom No. go Constitution building sat
Lake CITY Utah, 20 pay delinquent assessments,
together with costs OF aiNcttsinX ami expense
Of taie,
LUCKY mt MlNiyo COMPANY.
w. UllstpN, secretary.
tttv. ltah
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DELINQUENT NonoE.

The neiisvue. fdaho M.nlrr Camrsnv. Ioca.
ton ~ TrlncrA place ~ tuttrsts, sait
Ifkr civ, tuh. furatrn ~ Minsi ard
Work, Minefai liill Mining Dstnct, STATE
81 idaho.
NvOIfCE.-TfIEHE u DELINQUENT UP.
IN on the following described stock. on &C..
count ~ assessment ~ thirty C'Hi cents pCr
share. levied on the ilih day of AnHi, isai, the
several amounts set oppOHIIa itc names Of the
respective Shareholder, o. follows
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AnYIrEro nnTIrrnr.

Mrs. WiSlLow's hoOIuiNd srHur should
always DO used Tor children tuetmng. IL
to0ihts the siild toftuna tho guns, alAys al
pam, cures wind collie, and II Tie best remedy
Tor dinrrnwa twenty nyo cent? poiue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
H. the PROBATE Court fin and for SAT- IAk
County. Territory % Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate ~ nafbafa
Maulda y. hotcs, docoaaeL

In tho Matter Of the Estate ~ barbara
NAulda y. hoics, deceased.
NvOTfrE ts HEREBY GtNFS THAT
~ Horace tummings, admIuiaulf1r, With
the viii annexed, Of The tstate II Barbara
Matilda y Moses. deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement and flci o. Ial Court, his
nnhl aceount OF hts Naturalization " ssid
20 taia and petition tor GuAl distribution Of the
rCfIduc 81 said rstatc auouf tue persons en-
Uttsd thereto, aud that Mondsy, tle ldth day a
october. A. u. leu. al 10 o'tiork q. 3D., the
court room ~ sad Court, IN The County court
House, salt tAie CITY aud cuuhy. rtah Ter
fitnfy. has been duiv appniptcd hY the Judge
q said 0uft, Tor the settlement 81 sad a..
count aud reaunr ssit reiitou fdr disttibu.
uoa. At whIeh tune and place an1 person inter
tstfd In saii stiate may appear ana ffow
-ause. % SOY thcfs tc.why sad account shOuld
DOT be- settled and approved aud nnsi dittnlu'
tluu made az Yfaysd Tor.
q. D. AftES,
Citrk ~ the rf1tstr court
Ny G. D. slANtOS, pcpuy Clgk. du
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

queen Victoria, in appointing tho
commission to our Worlds fair, gra-
ciously remarks that It Is hor royal de-
sire that the agriculture, industry and
srts OF her domains the world over
should have fnll aud suitable representa-
ton at Chicago, Further, ia the desire
10 promote the success Of tho exhibition,
thc requests the commission to find out
the best way In which articles for tbs
fair may be procured, forwarded and
displayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

NOTICE u uLnEBY GivEN, THAT
~ Peter fatrriuugh, executor ct tue gsihf1
III Hannah Oownu tumt|lIr. ferChHci, has
rendered Tor Hottamcnt,uur n'Ci BOO faid court,
hia nuAl account = Due Aumiuistratpu
81 said estate md petition for 1uM Dis
irritation Of thr residue o. sald rHtate
among tho rDrauua uutiilcd thereto, and
that SATURDAY., ihn 1rd dhi m october. 4. n.
liqi, At 10 O'Clock AM, At the tuIrt room ct
taIG court, ln tho County Court iinHsr SAT-
laiks ity and Connty.uthh Territory has hoen
duly 1ur1iutcf by tie iudse 20 .ili cnuIi for
the settle cot o. taid Arrouut, and hearing
slid Itiitiun for Liberalization ~ Witch tlmc anu
pllff any person interested in said estate u7y
aplraF aud show cause, d any uers Dc. by
SID account should not nc scii sd and Ap.
proved, aui fnhl distribution made AZ prayed
TOT
Dated September ~. i@i
CT AiIEN.
tlrrt % tho Probate C1lfi,
Nv c. v. srAStos, Deputy CLERK d8V
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My preparations arc for sale ly Wholesale
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01
LEGAL NOTICE.


Real Estate should uot DO made.
NIARgAHEr 4. CAtNE, THE ApMiNt@
wi TRAITOR % the estate ~ Alfred n. tntnr,
drceaHed, having hled hef peuu1n, duly Nrfi
lied, praying Tor an order % sale % pntt %
the coal estate o. fnd fcrrfent, flrtho purpose
thtFalu set forth, q IL therefore ordered hl me
Judge u said court, that AIl persons Interested
10 he estate uf faid drrrlsrG nupeAr before
ct october, lH'l, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of sad day, at the Court Room o. shid Probate
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nnu county " SAT- lato, itnh Tcrtp'Y, %
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weeks he the utsIrtr EVENING NINst q
Newspaper printed and published IN SAID city
AMI county
dated sepIemueFiC, ~. -.
q, ". BAnrCH,
din Probate Judge
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

II hardly sccms possible that tho
earth could Increase In weight apprc.
clably from the mctooric hail TO which
Il Is subjected. The fow shooting stars
ono sees seem utterly incapable Of .pro.
duclng any noticeable increase. IL IL
not these, Of which even n close OBJ
server could scarcely count. an average
of four an hour ON clear night, but
tho inyriads of lesser ones that nro
mover seen, unless accidentally crossing
the field Of an Observers telescope, that
produce the result
These lesser ones are of such slight
weight that the small amount OF light
caused by their combustion IN the
carth's atmosphere Is not visible 90 tho
naked eye, However, these little fel-
lows are continually bombnrding tho
earth day and night, year In, year out,
finally reaching tho surface as n nno
dust. This incrcnse IN weight amounts
to about 90, 600 tons year at a very
moderate calculation. New York Ro-
corder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-01

IN the Probate Court ln ahi for salt Lak'
County, Territory Of uiah,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13

The Schliemann method of acquiring
a language is well worth mentioning.
Ii consisted simply in reading a great
deal aloud without making a transla-
ton, taking a lesson every day under
the constant supervision of a teacher,
learning this by hearJ and repeating in
the next lesson what wa corrected on
the previous day. IL was his habit TO
learn at least two languages a year.
The Russian he studied without a teach
er, because none were TO be had, while
he lived in Amsterdam, and he paid a
Jew four francs a week to hear his ON
positions in Russian. althoughth the fellow
did not understand one word.
The doctor was housed on the third
floor, but as the ceilings were made of
wood his recitations were plainly TO be
heard on the first floor. and his fellow
dodgers were so annoyed by the racket
that they caused him to be turned out
Of the house. As is well known, he was
obliged 10 give up his grocer's ap-
premiership on account Of having
ruptured a blood vessel in lifting a
hogshead. The perfect muscular de
velopment and fine health with which
he was afterward favored he attributed
to the exercise cf his lungs by constant
ly reading aloud.-Indianapolis News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13


The American trait of hurrying from
instinct was illustrated on the bridge
the other day. A man with a big valise
in n hand and leading two little girls
by the other, while a tired looking
Oma with a baby in her arms and a
bandbox perched oRthe baby followed,
furnished the Illustration. The party
was just starting up the stairs on the
Brooklyn side. The man turned and
said, There, Maria. we have forty-fve
minutes 10 get 20 COrtlandt street, so
we needn't hurry" and then as he
heard the bell clang at the head of the
stairs he was on his way up, two steps
at a time, with the valise and the two
little girls humping together as they
trailed out behind him, and the poor
woman with the baby and the band
box making frantic efforts 10 keep in
sight.
He missed the train, as ne deserved,
and while he was waiting for the next,
which followed in one minute and a
half, he remembered hat there was no
need of being in a hurry, and asked
Maria" why she did not remind him Of
that fact instead of letting him race up
the stairs at the risk of dropping dead
from heart disease. New York Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13

piled, and ordered "A pot of coffee,
which was served only after he had
deposited twenty-five cents with the
cashier. In reply to the question il he
thought dining at the Auditorium and
digging post holes was good policy he
said:
We'll. | have lived here before, and
why cant / do 50 now
His story is somewhat disconnected,
and he gives evidence of being mildly
insane. lie claims that his name is
Will Graham. and that he owns a
house and lot on the north side worth
s 1000, and that he has Just come from
Colorado, where he has been for some
time. Yesterday morning, after drink
ing his coffee. he took a five cent piece
that he had been holding in his mouth
and left It on the table. As he went
out Of the door he turned and said to
the ~bartenders. walters and cashiers /:
Say. you ~fellers, there's a tip you can
wrangle for among you. Good day
Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13

Eye strain should be the first thought
suggested by any complaint Of head
ache, for it is by far the most common
cause of that symptom. The simple
existence of headache, therefore, should
suggest eye strain, but frequently a
careful inquiry as TO the manner and
time Of the attack and the location of
the severest pain will be almost con
elusive as to the origin of the trouble.
Often it comes on whenever the eyes
are used. and is absent whenever the
eyes have had a proper season Of rest.
Congestion, irritability or inhamma-
ton Of the eyes and their appendages
should always suggest the suspicion Of
eye strain. A single attack or mani
festatiOn Of this kind has no special
significance, but repeated attacks of in
hamma1ion, or prolonged congestion, or
irritability are suggestive Of a continu-
ing A strange thing with refer
ence to eye strain is that it often exists
to an exceptional degree without show
ing any symptoms in the eye. The
patient will often say that the yes are
perfectly good and have never caused
any irritation--HAIl's Journal of
Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13
Digging Holes and Living High.

There's a man at the Auditorium
who two days ago paid gold for an
- a day room, and today is digging
post holes on the lake front for the
Worlds fair buildings. His appearance,
If not eccentric, at least attracts a vast
amount of attention around the cara
vansary On Michigan avenue He is
tall and spare, e his hair and
beard long. and his blue jeans tucked
inside of his coarse awhide boots. He
b nothing if not independent, and
walks around the rotunda as If he
owned the block. He walked into the
dining % on the first floor, ana sat
down for his breakfast, but a waiter
Wa instructed TO ask him TO step into
TIE cafe. With smiling face he com
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13
TIE Term Cracker" Not a nrproach.

T. Term Cracker" Not a Brproach.
9he race that tends the spiudlcs OF
the cotton growing states j. altogether
unique. To describe il. geographical
boundaries must be efTaced and ma
tiOnal p~eculiarities ignored; for the
blood Of the followers Of cavaliers in
Maryland. noblemen in Virginia, Swiss
and palatines in North Carolina. and
Huguenots in the Palmetto state blends
with that Of the impecunious gentle
men brought by Oglethorpe to Geor
gia, and everywhere crops out in the
quaint, battling, original, interchangeable
type. Even our nomenclature faik
under the strain of a classification SO
difficult. A name must be coined 70
Fpecify this strange, homely, ungainly,
native folk that delve in tobacco, cot
ton and corn, distil whisky in the
mountains and spin OF weave in vii
lagos and towns.
Crackers in every mood and tense,
past and present and future they are
crackers" in dialect, feature. coloring,
dress, manner, doings and character
istics. In their native habitat the term
is not a reproach, but a scientific dis
tincHon, expressing undisguisable, stub
born, ineradicable qualities, which $50
late that large portion Of the commu
nifty whom the epithet embraces
hundreds Of thousands Of non-slave-
holding whites in ante bellum days and
their present descendants.-Century.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-13
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TWO MARRIED COUPLES, oUARRELs.

Mrs Deborah scragg sued her husband for an aoso-
lutte divorce in the supreme Court some time ago,
alleging that her husband had disappeared more than
year before and she believed that he was dead. lie
was an electrician. Recently he has appeared In
Chicago and he heard Of the suit which MS VIE hii
brought His time to appear In the suit had EXPIRED
but Yesterday he received permission from Justice
Andrews TO come in and defend himself. He declares
that his wife deserted him on June 10, 1890
Catharine F. Rappleyea yesterday secured an abso-
lutte dovrce from George NJ Rappleyea by the decision
OF Justice O'Brien in the Supreme Court The couple
were married on october 8, 1884 and only lived to-
gether two months. The acts which she complained
NJ were alleged to have been committed with Lottle
Fulton at the Vanderbilt Hotel and other places lie
nut in no defence.