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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-22

Miss Hathaway (Rt the concert
What lovely dance muslcl j declare
can't keep my feot still.
Uncle Jack Or your chin, either
pl.iahnrg Bulletin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
County. Territory OF Utah
In Che Matter OF the Estate OF John TwiE.s

NrouCE u HEREBY GivkS TIM
~ Thomas Twtggs, administrator OF tue
.s..,,t, III John Twiggs, deceased, has rendered
for scttiement. aud llcd IN said Court MS
mai account OF his Administration OF SAID -
,aie and petition Tor hnal distribution OF the
,.sldue III said estate among the persons On
t,tlrd thereto, aud that "wednesday, the an
Nav of fshfuury, 4, ID, ls1l, At 10 y, m, AZ ihe
,inns. snit iaLn Iity aud County, utah Ter
,iiory ms boeu duly AppOinted by tue Judge
n AID Court, Tor The settlement 81 ehld 90
count aud hearing SAID petition for dhlrlhn
tlon. al which time aud place any person lhleI
.sied IN snid estate may appear ana SNOW
raute, IL any there be, why SAID account should
nd M trttlrd and approved ana unAl dlaFluu
lion made ~ prayed Tor,
lntpd Jtuuary Nth. itll,
q ~ AIIEN, CLERK OF Probate Court,
ny u, L. STANTON, Deputy. sS~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
I'm the Probate Court In and ior salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah



In the Matter Of the Estatc Of Patrick hAll'
Deceased,
~roTtcE Il uERknN GIVEN, TINT
~ Jawsr n. Moylo, administrator OF VIC y.
- a. p,trirL llfll. deceased, has rendered
Tor scttiemtui, aud llcd ~ san court, ~ nnhl
account of his administration OF sah es..t .o
and uetition for unal distribution OF theresinu.
-, satd ssfato among tho persons chluon
ner,io' and that wednesday, the uh day OF
IchTuAry, 4. y, lsl, az 10 oclooa An,, ~ W.,
rnitt l,,6w Of said court, In the County Court
iioWse. salt Lac CITY and county tial
Ierriicry, has been duly appoin,sa " ~, W.
iss.,,,tt ana bearinH said petition for dlsiriuu
lion Al which time and place any person 'htet
ested in said utatr may appear hnn sho 4,
cause. n an there hcwly aald hccouht Auoul'
mi be settled aud approved anu maj a'uiba
lion made ~ prayed Tor
paitd January p, lsNl.
q. d. ALLEN, .,.,.,..,
pyC. 4. srANTOS, Deputy,
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Tho story IL told ~ a man. who took tho
hdHdi Of lie clock 20 the maker 60 hifu
thlm fiscil. brcpusr they did not k,rp
pfupcf time. ~ course, the ciuck.iuaker
demanded tho wOrks az In them lny the
trouble. Rolls ard hl0tchCs. plmnlua aud
other Uruptlunq on the exterior til uf a
disordcrod condition 81 the hood within.
" YOU have these indications. ~ wis. n
time and take DE-. riuee'e Golden Nci.
ical Discovery. u puts tho liver AMI Md
noys Ia good working order, puunrs tho
blood, cloanses the system from nll iupu.
rifles. from whatever cause arising. ald
tones up the functions generally
Golden Medical Discovery checks tho
frightfil inruada ~ fCrDfuln, and. u iae "
la lin afrcsts the march 81 Combination
oil the lungs (which IA Lung -sctuiuitl,
tufines and uurichrs the blood. thereby
curing ali skin aud ScAlp Diseases. Ulcers,
sorus. swolllnea and kindred nilmcu'a. u
= tonic rs we'll ne Alternative. Or blood.
riotralug IN rs effects, hence " strength
ems tho system and rcstora vitality. thfrr-
hy dilrflllnF oil those lanHull ind
fc.linTs" experienced by the doh.'tatof.
Especially has Il manifested us potency iu
/ curing letter, aNlt-fheun, EUrma. Erv-
Flpclts. tolls, Cafhunclesi surc l1gs, uol-
trr 0r Thick Neck, ami Enmrrrt Nl7u1i.
Golden Medical Discovery b. Zoe uuly
blood aud lung remedy, sold hr drug
rlsta aud gudrfHicfd by H. fuuuufaUfuf.
l ,fs, 10 DO All that Il u claimed 60 u. Huu-
pllih. or money raid for twill b. refunded.
. Moufus ufsrrxaAuY NEutrAi Aslos
/ CtAriJs, Manufacturers bundp, ", y,
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NOTICE.

rs HTREBY GIVEN. THAT the Az
nuh mcetlLg " tho htoekholdert o. the
salt Lake fish and nairy Company, VIII be
beJ,y, 10, N .asg ID ta.,, lir., south si,sg..'
VI o'c,ock D. nj. for u. ,;,,..s ~, ~ 49,.
directors 10 serve for ts- ~ - ana H.,
such other business As may propefft't"nAs "
pa,ed saii Lake Cny, January iilh, l.al
IsAAU N. WADDEii,
aoav, lw secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NyuTtCE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny TIM ",
N dofslNned. AdminisiratIiN ~ The c,tale
OF Thomas 4. Jones, deceased, 70 the eieaiioi,
III and MI persons having claimh Against the
nd dsceassd, TO exhibit them with The niece.
,sry.Nouohcff, within four months after lhe VS.
uubfiratton oil this notice, 10 the saii Adufhis
tfAtfix, at het residence salt l-Aho Nlty' IN th'
County 0f salt Lake.
Dated January 10TH, lti. -. 1000.
AdmlntstrairlK Of tho Estate OF lholnAs "
Jones, deceased. ""AN
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H. MIAMI

tr.couAYrrp GEOGRAPHY OF TN 49, Or
hatoH vALuApLn INFORMATION rnoA afont on Is aAI ~
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ply with this modest request, and tho
polite old man was then and there ea'
cusod. -Tacoina Ledger.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
EXPRESSION AND SENTIMENT.

Archdeacon Farrar was enormously re-
ported as having sought admission to tho
crowded court room In which Sir William
Gordon Cummings libel suit was tried,
and emphatically denied the statement in
the papers next day, adding that he never
had once entered the law courts In his
life.
There Is man up in Grafton county,N.
H., who wants divorce, because his wife
talks Christian Science ''morn, noon and
night" He must be taken to that Western
poet who sought separation because his
spouse interrupted him when In the throes
of versifying, and often caused him to
make "false quantities"
Prof. Foster, Of Denver, thinks that Me-
thuselah did live to be 1000 years old.
Long ago, before the planet Mercury was
born, the earth was much nearer the sun
than at present. Its speed was therefore
much greater, and the orbit being smaller
the year must have been quite short-per-
haps only few weeks in length That ex-
plains 1t.
Referring to Thackeray's lectures when
In this country George William Curtis
says: "The conclusion Of the lecture Oh
George III. was by far the most impressive
passage Thackery ever spoke In this coun-
try You recall Ill Imagine the sonor-
BUSINESS of this passage as intoned by him
Hush Strife and quarrel. over the SOL
emn grave Sound, trumpets and mourn
full march. Fall, dark curtain, upon his
pageant, his pride, his grief, his awful
rag edy.'"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
TO SUPPORT THE ROOF.
A Way to surely Prevent the Gazing I'm
OF Tunnels.


The frequent and serious difficulty
experienced in the operations OF tun-
neling, namely. the subsistence OF the
surface after the completion OF the
work. has lately been found to be pre-
ventable by simple system resorted
to by London contractor, by the use
OF which no ground outside the actual
section OF the subway In hand need
be disturbed The system in question
comprises q series OF steel bars placed
side by side with the excavation. 80 as
to form completes temporary lining
and support to the roof and within
this series OF bars the permanent brick
arch OF the tunnel Is built The bars
used In this work are ten feet long. six
inches wide and two inches thick.
being provided at their edges with
longitudinal grooves, by means OF
which each Is linked to the next one
in such way as to admit OF separate
longitudinal motion. and yet to pre-
vent lateral separation. The bars are
inserted in the same manner, as well
ms supported. as ordinary. tunnel bars.
the ground being excavated only the
exact section OF the tunnel, plus the
triAing thickness of the bars. After
the brickwork has been built within
them the bars are separately pushed
forward by jack screws as tho earth Is
excavated for the succeeding length.
The bars are provided with Longitude
nal tubular cavities. through which
grouting or other filling material may
be introduced from time to time to fill
the space left vacantb by the advancing
bars between the top OF the lining arch
and the earth above and around. this
preventing any subsidence.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

head. feet belly. legs. sides and tall;
and the tongue Of the person whe thus
ticks the aire luichair Is said to ever
afterwards possess the power OF
taking the pain and sting out OF q
burn. The aire luichair crawling
across the throat OF ono suffering with
quincy or the hands OF person who
has licked or even recently handled
one OF the little creatures is thought
to be sovereign remedy for that dis
ease. There Is also a prevailing
idea that the aire luichair Is always on
the watch to crawl down the throat OF
any person who happens to fall asleep
out of doors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
A Curiou. Passover Custom.

The painting OF a hand on the
houses in Tunis, Algiers and other
Oriental countries. is not wholly a
Jewish custom. but is common to the
natives OF all. 1t is always an emblem
of good luck. and in Syria also in
Naples is charm against the OWL
eye. Hands arranged in the form OF
branch are merely an esthetic form
of tho charm. The reason the Jews
paint hands on their walls at the time
OF the passover is because at that sea-
son OF the year their houses are reno
waited inside and out. Captain Candar
remarks that the hand charm was
used by the Phenicians, and that 1t
occurs on votine steles at Carthage.
whence it is supposed to have spread
to neighboring cities and countries.
Hands are found painted on the walls
OF st. Sophia ut Constantinople; are
common all over India (the hand in
that country being supposed to be that
of Swa). The same curious charm Is
found in various parts Of Ireland. and
in the Moorish temples in Southern
Spain.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
NOTES AND NOVELTIES.

The product of gold in the United States
the last sixteen years has aggregated the
enormous amount Of $572, 100000.
Chinese workmen who labor at the
looms making mating consider themselves
lucky II they earn five cents day by hard
work.
Ivan OrloR, Siberian refugee, now In
Q Boston hospital, claims to be able to
raise or lower his temperature by will
power.
A sonoma county California; vine.
yardist purchased 10000 paper bags to
cover the young. vines and protect them
from the grasshopperx.
Kansas has human barometer. It Is q
boy whose hair kinks all over, 1t Is said,
three days before storm, and remains
that way until pleasant weather again ar
rives.
Thirty years ago lad named Maynard
was driving q milk team for living.
That lad grew up to be Hon. X. Burr May
nard, who has Just been appointed to the
Superior court bench of Massachusetts,.
At the close Of the civil war there were
700 steam vessels entered on the naval
register OF the United States, but to-day
only twenty seven Of them survive. OF
these survivors the most famous In the
Kearsarge.
One Of Chicago's rapid transit com
panies has reduced its capital stock FROM
81, 0O0, 900 to $4,000, and many other.
seem to have suffered q decline Of about
the same proportion Of their original ex.
J pectations-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

the distinguished personages then in
Berlin. Then marvel came to light,
for amid the roars Of laughter OF his
audience. the chemist discovered, moi
gold. but Dutch metal In the result OF
his analysis. Semler's attached old
man-servant anxious TO crafty his
master. had secretly dropped gold leaf
into the professors mixtures during
his experiments. Being an army pom
sioner. this man had TO muster ut head
quarters so during his absence he en-
trusted the execution OF this secret duty
to his wife. This good woman, think
ing 1t sin to waste. SO much gold
when tho money would purchase
brandy. bought Dutch metal instead OF
gold leaf. and by so doing gave the
death blow to alchemy in Germany.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
NOTES OF PROGRESS.

A deposit of lead has been discovered
in Alsace-Lorraine.
A telephone line 100 miles long is being
strung between Reading and Columbia, Pa
A new trans Atlantic line Of steamers
between Belgium and Canada Is to be es-
tablished
A very large vein OF excellent asbestos
has been discovered at Red Hill, New
South Wales.
In London electric lighting plant, the
dynamo ran without rest for twenty seven
days and seventeen and three-quarters
hours.
A portable telephone for use in the sig
nal service has been invented. The ap-
paratus consists of n box carrying reel
of wire, while another box contains the
battery.
Efforts made to induce tho Chinese to
use the telephone have been fruitless,
there being but $50 subscribers In Shang-
hal and eighty In Hong Kong. The ma
tives are afraid of the phones and refuse
to use them.
The Belgians are very DESTROYS of max
ing Brussels seaport, and to that end
the construction of harbor has been dis
cussed, and the joining OF the canal with
the Ruppel has been considered by q COM
mittee Of engineers.
The Society for the Development Of In
dustry at Berlin has offered gold medal
and prize OF 5000 marks TO the inventor
of method Of manufacturing yarns from
the fiber OF cellulose, which must be OBJ
tanned from the woods OF Germany,
Formerly steel needles were used in the
electrical process for removing superfiuous
hair from the face, but II was found that
the metal was decomposed by the current
thus making brown tatco marks upon the
skin. Now needles tipped with gold are
usod.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
The Cars Journey.

1t is serious matter for ordinary
travellers when the car of Russia
starts on a journey. The other day,
when he went from ST. Petersburg to
Moscow, trainful Of business men
proceeding in the opposite direction
was put on u side track in order that
the imperial train might pass and for
two hours everybody was kept the
closest prisoner. All the doors and
windows in each car was closed and
locked. and special sentries were posted
to see that no one attempted to open
them. During the preparations for
the cars trip there was an almost
total cessation Of postal and telegraphic
communication between Moscow and
st. Petersburg for two whole days.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

The longest sleeping-car run in the
world is doubtless that on the Canadi-
an Pacific Railway, from Montreal to
Vancouver, 2O95 miles. II the Cana
dian Pacific were DESTROYS of increas-
ing this remarkable run, 1t could east
ly extend it to 3077 miles by starting
its cars at Quebec or could make the
mileage still more extraordinary, by
adding 4S1 miles, and commencing It
at St John. N. B-3885 miles over
its own line from Vancouver.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Charlotte Corday.

The canvas speaks; again we see,
Marat in deaths dark agony,
Again the throng, whose weeping eyes
Saw thy pure spirit seek the skies.
The canvas speaks; behind the bars,
Immortal as the steadfast stars,
Thy soul still shines with holy light,
Kindled in revolutions night.
The canvas speaks; away away
In cloisters, hooded friars pray;
Repose to one who drew the lance.
From out the bleeding breast Of France.
The canvas weeps; adieu! adieu!
Moreover live the brave and true,
Music and marble, brush and rhyme,
Treasure thy memory for all time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Something or . Family.

Robert Packard and wife, living on
farm near New Hartford. Iowa, are
the parents Of twenty-nine living
children. The eldest man forty
nine years old, is married and lives on
farm adjoining tho parental home
stead. The other twenty-eight are
single and live at home. Only one OF
the family is a girl The first birth
was single one but the next FIVE
produced triplets. The others were
sets OF twins The youngest child is
sixteen years old.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
AFTER GINSENG.
Girls who Go Out Bare-Footcd In Rat
tiesnAke Region.

tiesuako Region.
The Big Stone Tenn. Post says;
The country between Little and Big
Black mountain is u great ginseng re-
gion, and the Parker family are noted
as "sengers. The girls go out bare
footed In the mountain. though the
country Is Infested with rattlesnakes
and copperheads. and dig the ginseng.
for which they get good prices at the
stores. and from which 1t is taken to
Pennington gap for shipment. But
along Clover Fork and up Rattlesnake
Creek there are numberless reptiles
Beckie Parker Is q girl about 10
years Of age, strong, healthy-looking
and handsome. but with very deter
mined face. She Is SPLENDID rife
shot and Is often seen with her Win
chester. She goes after ginseng and
often alone. The roots are gathered
in May and September. and during
these months she did a thriving
business. One day. however, she
came across u den Of ratt.esnakes. She
had only stones and sticks with which
to fight the desperate battle. Some Of
the snakes were considerably larger
than a mans ankle and, few as large
as the calf OF one'sleg. For hours sho
fought them as they Kissed and ratified
around her. The mountain seemed
filled with them and no sound could be
heard but their incessant and blood
curdling rattle. But the brave deter
mined girl battled with them until
she exterminatcd everyone that, did
not succeed in hiding among the
crevices of the rocks and in the dense
brush. When she had crushed the
head Of the last one to be seen she
counted the dead, and there were just
sixty-three.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Klsnet.

In her brown eyes her woman's soul
Shines radiant as the dawn.
II we but meet, my self-control
Is gone.
Her low sweet brow, her soft brown hair
Her beauty make complete.
When she comes near the very air
Seems sweet.
She has tender, gentle voice
That pleases every car;
Whene'er she speaks, mems heart rejoice
To hear.
And yet, her road to happiness
Is barred with iron doors,
Because, her little brother says,
She shores.
--Somerville journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
A simple Text.

Very bad boy (who has been playing
truant) What was de text dis morn
in, Jimmy! has ter tell der folks
when get home or else they'll sus-
pee somfin's wrong.
Good little boy (who is never alb
sent)-It was go to your aunt and get
slugged," an tell you the sermon
was ine!-Life.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29

In Ireland the lizard is called 'nire
luichair." which, literally translated,
means 1.-The pig OF the rushes." 1t Is
held in great esteem for It's curative
powers When caught the person
who is anxious IN receive the curative
power takes tho aire luichair In his
hand and ticks the creature all over--
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-29
Queer Hooks.

< Japanese books begin Mt the end,
the word fms coming where we put
the title-page. The foot notes are
printed at the top Of the page. and the
reader puts in his marker at the bot
tenn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24

things since have been i'll, and because Of
this letter You all know 1 have been
/ have got to respect the great, great
virtue of rubber bag to hold hot water
l have got to respect the great, in
tense, burning desire TO aid you that comes
with the mustard plaster.
I have appreciated the value Of ice.
have known what it is to have a cool
drink of milk, and I have laid and Won
dered who designed the diabolical wall
paper in my bedroom.
have learned that when you are sick
you don't want the people who talk loud, or
who wear CT .aky shoes to be about.
l have learned that pair of crocheted
slippers worn in bed will keep your feet
warm.
have learned that when you get so tired
of one side of the bed, it takes the strong
arm of 4 man 10 move you over 10 the.
other, and that you are Just as apt when
you get there 10 want TO go back within five
minutes.
have learned that there are nice Inedi-
cines and nasty medicines, but that the
nasty ones prevail. i
I have learned that while professional
nurses may have a duty in life, while they
may be very knowing young momen, that if
You are i'll or in pain, the best nurse we can
have is the woman who bore us-Our
mother. BAB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24

live within our income; shun the credit and
mortgage system, for. Sat the last it biteth
like serpent and stingeth like an adder.
Also, labor as good citizens to have the ex-
penses Of the general government reduced
to the needs of a strictly economical admin
istration, and never cease to fight that
whitening, consuming and blighting curse,
a high protective tariff. Attain to these
ends and aims, and then we can truly say,
Now is the winter of our discomfort MADE
glorious summer
II. That we indorse, and will to the best
of our ability sustain the Farmers World,
recognizing it as necessity. and believing
it to promulgate the true principles of the
Alliance. W. K. LITCHFIELp,
w. A. PARRISH, President.
Sacrefarv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24
MURDER MOST FOUL.
A Mine Superintendent Assassinated.
Bravery of His COMPANION

NEVADA, Col, Sept. lis. Galavotti,
superintendent of the Deerbec drift mine,
was murdered by highwaymen this morn
ing while coming to this city with $4,000 in
gold bars just cleaned up at the mine.
Galavotti and J. D. Ostram were in two
horse buggy ascending the South Yuba
river bridge, SIX miles from this city, when
u rifle shot was fired from the bank above
The ball entered the back of Galavetti's
head and emerged from his mouth, causing
instant death. Ostram struck the horses
with the whip. urging them into run up
the steep grade just as q second shot was
fired. The bullet entered the neck of one
of the horses, but a turn in the road soon
took the team out of range of the shooters.
Ostram continued to force the team up the
grade, holding his companions dead body
in the vehicle witf@one arm and being
soaked from head foot with his blood.
Reaching the Mount Vernon house Ostram
left GalavottI's body, and hid it in the
brush, and then rode tcthis city to notify
officers. A wagon has just gone out after
the dead superintendent body. and several
armed men are starting for the scene Of the
murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24

pose to pull anybody's chestnuts out Of
the fire and made a vigorous protest against
the resolution, but the matter was finally
smoothed over by the explanation from the
Texas delegation that the reason they
wanted the paper Endorsed was
because it had been tabooed by
the sub-treasuryites because of its
opposition to the scheme, and the World
and the Journal Of Agriculture of st. Louis
were both Endorsed as voicing the senti-
ments of the anti'S.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE national
committee of seven of the anti-sub-treasury
Alliance met in executive session tonight
and elected w. L. McAllister of Missis-
sippi chairman. DR.. w. Pope Yeaman
was authorized to draw up protest to be
presented to the supreme council, and after
a lengthy executive session the committee
adjourned, to meetin Indianapolis next No
yember
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24

their own tanneries. And so with every.
thing, even the tools with which theys laboi
and the machinery in their great mills and
factories
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-24
NINE. ASTOR'SGOWN
The Aristocratic Lady's I'M
ported Auctioned Robes
DISCUSSED BY PRETTY Bah.
We're de vere's Desire to Outvie the Demi-
Monde-A Recent New York High Life
Story-Brandy. Morphine, an Eng
lish Maid and Satan's Clutch.

Copyright, 1891, by the Box Syndicate Press,
New York;