The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-15
From Thursdays Daily
Mrs. JANE Bee is still very low.
HERB PYNE's little girl is improving
,icalv

ui"he IIlelr excursion 4 success.
The findings in the case of Dir. Shoe
bridge VS.. Mrs. Jones. have not been
returned yet.
The harness stolen from the premises
OF Lou Stewart in the Second ward has
not been recovered yet.
The Tabernacle choir had rousing
practice last night, a large number Of
the members being present.
DIPHTHERIA is raging in the Second
Fourth and Fifth wards of Logan, and
al epidemic is likely to follow.
The band contest date has been
changed from August 10Th to the 25th.
a special train will be run from Ogden
THERE is a prisoner in the county Iail
who Is suffering much pain from being
loaded. DR.. Bickford is attending him
B. w DRIGGs, SR.. of Pleasant Grove,
was in Provo yesterday. He spent a
few hours in the city. He was ON his
way to SpringyiIle.
a MEETING of the Fourth ward GIee
Club VIII be held in the Fourth ward
assembly rooms this evening at S
O'Clock prompt. A full attendance is de-
sired.
THE Firemen's excursion to Castillo
should be patronIzed by the public.
The date has been changed to the 18th,
when 4 special train shall be run from
Lehi. Tickets, however, are good on
all trains.
THE funeral services over the re-
mains of Dallos Scott were held in the
Methodist church yesterday afternoon
Appropriate remarks were made bv
Rev. Jeffreys, and music was furnished
10y the male quartette.
THE soil from the excavation for the
new building next to the Coop cloth
ing house, is being used to good adj
vantage by Newell Knight in making a
bed for lawn, in front of his residence
on II street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
E. c. DAVIS, the timer, has been
awarded the contract for doing the gal
vanized iron work ON the Young Mems
Coop. store in Spanish Fork, and also
for the galvanized work on the new Paw
son bank. The two jobs will be worth
about $780,
RECENT reports from Dixie say that
the weather down there of late. has
been exceptionally warm, vet this con-
dition of affairs is highly necessary for
the proper and effective ripening of the
immense crop of semi-tropical fruit
with which our Dixie friends are
blessed this year.
THE three tramps arrested on Tues
day night at the depot were before
Judge Noon yesterday morning. One
was sent up for ten days and another
for fifteen davs, the third was found to
be suffering from foul disease So that
Justice Noon suspended sentence and
he was turned loose.
Mr.. o. H. BERG having returned
from his two-and-a-half years trip to
Europe, announces in to-day's DIS
PATCH that he has resumed control of
his undertaking business at the old
stand, one block north of The depot,
where everything in his line of bust
ness will be furnished on shortest no
tice and at reasonable prices.
THE R, G. w. is cruel in running
away from Nephi on both sides. But
did the company think what they were
doing? They also ignored Moroni, and
that town has gone back into obscurity.
and Mount Pleasant is putting on so
many airs that she will only allow Nor
oni weekly mail, when they are cry
ing for daily service.
The date C t ths fF'iTeman's excursion
to Castillo has been postponed one day
on account of the r. G. w. being una
hle to furnish cars for special train.
The excursion will now take place on
the 10Th instead of the, 18th inst. The
boys should have the support of every
one as they labor for the good of the
city without remuneration for their |
services.
A YOUNG lady working in the Temple
kitchen at Manti met with a very Seri- |
Gus accident on last Saturday She |.
was engaged in bottling fruit and in !
some unaccountable manner a bottle /
broke and the glass cut a deep cash in /
the young lady's wrist, severing an ar /
terry, and before assistance could he OBJ /
tanned the young lady was very weak /
from loss of blood.
The queen of Madagascar takes a
bath once year. While she observes
her annual custom, the populace sing
hymns and play drama When she
emerges from the tub arrayed in robes
of royalty and decorated with crown
Jewels, a mighty cheer goes up from an
UNIV dshed crowd. In Madagascar it is
regarded as an act OF tremendous
courage to submit to the cleansing in
huences of water.
TIE Utah american, Salt Lake city.
is no more. 1t fell into the tureen
wich a cold and elancholly PUNK. 1t
was Liberal liar and pet Of the
Tribune. The american was founded
ON principles not in harmony with its
appellation and its sudden demise is
is but an eXempificat;0l of the old
truism that those whom the gods love
are not in it.
THE Richfeld Adrocate says: Now
hat the railroad is so close to our
luiet settlements in Sewer county, the
county is being infested with tramps
md other characters of an unsavory /,
Kind. y few days ago some ladies IN |,
Richfeld were badly scared. which
should suggest to everybody the pre-
1riety of firmly securing their doors
md windows with locks and bolts that
he public peace and people S valuables
nay be spared the invasion of unWel-
,Ome visitors.
S. S. WHITE, an aged and highly re-
pected citizen of Pleasant Grove, met !
With a very serious accident few DAYS
go. He was leading from the barn t
lorse; another animal was standing in :
he stable and kicked at the animal |
Ir. White was leading whereupon, the /
after animal jerked back and the UNI
Ortunate man received the blow in
tead He was kicked with great force, /
10Th feet of the horse striking him on
he left side and hip. The bruise is
cry severe but no bones are broken, '
nd it is expected Mr. White will be e
bout all right again in the course of 4
'eek or so. a
J. X. INGALLS,, of Huntington /
,mery county, was arrested last week o
V Deputy Marshals Monahan and /
arsons, and yesterday morning came Il
, Provo for examination according to d
he promise he made the marshals.
lie no sooner struck town than he load
himself With bug-juice and came {
early being run in as a drunk. He g
ppeared yesterday afternoon before .
Hills for examination, y
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