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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-30

The quarterly conference " thh
Stake was held al Franklin. October
25th and 2Gih. ON Sunday morning
tPrcsident George C.. Parkinson prrsii'
ing) there were on the stand Apostle
#. N. Lyman aud N. W. MORRILL,
Elder u. II. Roberts ofthe seven Pre-"
idcnt. Of Seventies, the Stake Pt's'-
irncy membets of the High Council
Bishops Hud other leading br,.nfeh
FROM various whtds.
President Parkinson male a few
opening remark, gave q report u the
labor oi the Pr,si iency OF the Sake
and the general condition OF the .ople.
The report Wa an encouraging One
rhc Presidency, It stated, arc united
IA their labor, nui had Visited hittcn
wards since June ist, 1891, spending
uue SUNDAY Ia ward conference WIN
zach. The other urgaulL ttiOus Of the
stake are In fair condition. Apostle
4. NJ. Lyman spoke At lungih upon the
trials Of the Laiter.day Saint.
At tho afternoon service tue Sscfa-
ment was administered. The confer.
cnce was afterWarls addressed by
APOSTLE NJ. w. Merrill on the subject
of temple work.
Elder u. ". Roberts dwolt upon the
many exprrieiAs u the Lttt"r.dny
saints, Who, he said, were growing on
every nand, not only In numbers but
/ IN faith.
ON sunday evening n general Priest.
hood meeting was held, AZ which IN
slructlons were given, on the authority
/ " The Price huOd, 10y Elder ". n. RON
/ crls. Apostle 4. NJ. Lyman spoke on
tue finishing up NJ the Sal, Lake Tom.
/ pie, tho sugar works nj Luhi, aud
/ the monthly ffruwill Offering mud, en-
couraglng the brethren to be- liberal IN
supporting the institutions Of nlon.
On Monday, the general authorities
| ~ the Church and officers OF the
| stake were ptcaented 10 the Conference
/ IS NJ. 4. Cowl.y, and uuauim)usl y
vi tniued. Elder u. II. Robefu thon
aidfuased the conference, taking ny
the sul jrct Of the gathering Of Israel.
lie sail we shUuld not allow the poor
10 suffer IN our midst The raints
should be willing 10 dUicud the rights
NJ conscience, and not permit the
actions ~ men 10 disturb their ipith.
At9p. va. Counselor NJ. IT, CUwlty
spoke briefly aud va. followed 10y
kpostl, +. VI. Lyman, who recon-
mendei that record be- kept Ia every
ward aud quorum In thu stake, 30 That
Ia years Ia come they would have a
complete history ~ which thclt
children might refer.
Tho weather was due aud the cOu.
grugstiOns were vcy large. The spirit
u peace prevailed throughout The
singing by the cuOIr was highly ap'
prerlatrj by the Saints aud in nil We
had very excellent time.
At the close OF the conference ia,
Stake Presidency. Apostle Lyman Rud
Elder II. Il. Roberts drove to Preston
a distance Of seven milrs, 10 view The
now stake Academy building, In tn,
basement rooms u which school WI
open on Monday, Nov. Q, with J. q
Nelson principal, nnd john .. brigham
assistant. g. -. duAsiuD,
Clerk of Conference.
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with the Territorial Secretary yes.
to-day afternoon were filed the articles
u Incorporation Of the Morgan Min.
Ing company, which is organized 10 DO
general mining business aud own the
following mining claims, situate In
Pine canyon, Weber county, tour and
quarter miles west Of Weber station:
The Mountain CHIP, Blue Rock, Sure
Pop, Point Look Gut, sure Thing aud
Mahogany. The capital stock IL placed
at s5lO, O0p. divided into shares Of the
denumin ,tion % 81 each. IL u sub.
scribed ~ follows;
Daniel Robinson, IS, ljl shares; Da.
uiel Hoincr, 83, ijl; ID. ~. Robinson,
-, i1l; 4. :, Waisworth, 3s,iil; An
thpuv Hsincr. 3S.i1l. jas. J.. FoOt.,
IS. iBi; &. A. wrlch, IS, iGl; q. |. r..
hins0n, Is, iJl; T. =. wndsworth, IS,
ili; Thomas PoulsOn, Ss, i6l; Geo.
Hriucr, ~, iJl; Roswell Stevens, y, i0l
William Robson. IS, iGi. The officers
of the company are: u. Helner,prcsi-
dent: +. =. wad.worth, vice president;
ID. a. Robinson, secretary; r. J.Wads'
worth, treasurer.
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The Produce Market.

oats are declining ~ the crops come
into market. Utah-si.3O aud sl.8i;
eastern, Sl.g7 and sl.aO sacked, track
city.
whcat-Oncrlngs are froer, millers
paying &c. per bushul hulk for home
consumption. Ogden shipping prices
for San Francisc3, zoe. aud ne. per
bushcl.
Ryo-Onerlnss free, very little
changing hands, no export. 81 aud
sl.O5 per cwt. sacked, track city.
Birley--Cfop. have been large; most
Of our home brewers are loaded up At
sl.lO aud sl.96 per Cwt. White cluu
now offered NJ sl.lu, feed barley at u
cracked ut sll1 per cwt.
Hpy--Onrungs are heavy, prices
weak, 500 and $ Tor luccfn, 81 fof
wild, siO Tor mixed meadow, 81 and
Sl2 for mixed tame, $3.50 aud sl3 foi
straight timothy.
pOtat0cs-prices FOR home consump.
ton from Is 10 ~ cents per bushrl,
white the export trade can only Ailori
about " ~ - cents per bu-hel.
HuttOr--Thefc l. still ~ demand for q
gD0i Article In creamery, market short,
prices from IS % soc. per pound, sec
ond creamery 20 ami .3c, dairy u aud
%, poor stock, oil color 10 aud 10 pei
pound.
Egss-Utah eggs are scarce, strictly
fresh, candl.i - anu 500 per case
Eastern $3.50 a. 81. Must b. war
untCd.-Irico Current.
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VIII Incorporate shortly.
grSruAL LAM Orrtcr.


The Blair Silver MIulug company Is
the title OF u new organization to be In
corpora,cd next week. The properties
which the company proposes To develop
are located In Pinto Iron Mining dis
triot, seven miles from Iron City, Iron
Co., Utah. The prospects were discov.
cred ani opened twenty years or NOR,
ago by the hther Of George s. Blair,
but while the Indications were very
promising, work was abandO ned he.
cause Of the distance Of the wagon haul
NJ that time. Some few weeks Ago,
however, the old claims were relocated
and u number Of men put 20 work upon
them. The result has been the uncoy.
ering Of n yeiu Of ore eighteen Inches
In width, which has been tracel for u
distance Of 5000 feet, anu guaranteed
the original localors IN making u
couple Of extensions to lho old pros.
pect
An assay made by MoVickor ye-tor.
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day gave 1851 ounces silver and s3.Nl
gold per ton. Mr.. Blair says the eutirr
vein will average 90 least tinO per ton.
a force ~ men u now ut work ON m
incline which Il being run, and u Is
expected that shipments will soon be
commenced. Mesars. George x. Blaif
and Robert r. Campbell %; this city, j..
r. Hammond guf Ed Hansen N
Logan are the raftips directly Interest.
ed la the venture.
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DRAFTED tragedy, one that iills the his
tory OF that time, aud in fragments
fi0itq in literature since.
Cahe.iau aud l-abalia fcll IN love,
aud beforr the mnsiet'a eyes thvir love
had tu De- kept secret Many sweet
,ungs afe AFFILIATED tU Daneafnu nt THIS
lime. nunads AMI s-ftusits. rauZfa
tld clnkon,it, auI HulIy rs hrm
aud their niut nilu uUua RAY muuh'A
sLspicious w,rr arou'ci.
Tie took bis irivui the sweet singer
into tn. woods one q y hunting, am
there questioned him in laughing
way. Was hc not IN loves he showed
This sirn, and that of .0ve,till Catssnn
At ia4t. said Yos. with the wife OF y
ueighhuring lori, de Guy, a i,uy
famous fnr her virtue A. once Ray.
mnud insisted on Filling there, saving
me- would give his friend au opr0ftuu.
ity for tVtc.a.t.iU- such vote the
morals Of tn. age aud g. the Chateau
Guy they rode, while despair duvourcd
the poet, mud Raymond thought room
10 spe the bottom nj She matter.
However, Canvalsu g0t the fret
word with the lady sud confessed all
things. and she. Indignant st the
iivbt opiniOn Raymond seemed to
have ~ her, told her husband. who
angry at Raymond easy tft tehcfy ~
himirlf. Joined with her tn planning
revenge.
II WA. not hard fOr uabtsian 10 pcr.
sunde de Guy ami hi wife that be-
tween her and CHhrsian ail tUc IRE.
irresistible signs Of hidden love ahuuld
ho permitted 90 be- seen, that Ray.
mnnd might he deceived, ami, Trims
ing hla troubaduurs head unrsg'u
plapwherc, not trouble himself about
his wife. And tho scheme wa tfirl
aud succeeded Tor one yoar. fh'n,
because ofthc gruat caution Clhestuu
observed. nwohc isalclIa'H jcalously.
"Hu cares less for me lhnn his fAfC.
ty, " he said. She Insisted hu should
write supumc poem aud achuYw.
ledge his love. 10 that shu ri least, v
not alltho world, might univainui,
aud aNUr many words hu con putyl
aud wrote his most iumou. l.Aladn
Cnugo.
Hut II was little 10 clear, aud Ray.
mOnd's susplclOns were again aroused,
flo watched thom, became convinced
" hll disgrace, Checriully took Cab
ostan out hunting, and killed him aud
cur AIS Uthl tNs LUIS NtNfH NlH.NlftN
ty the cooking. he gave hIl wife 10 60,
nj supper, and nitCr shc hat tasted It
asked her how the head NJ her sweet
singer tasiSi. $50 swro, that no other
m'rrl shall ever pass my ilps,n he
said, md running 10 the window,
whp-c shuilor8 were open Jumped AMI
was KILLED.
Tbs a the history 81 the tt0ry w
/ blrcarcio you read iu mIa"fnhlr toms.
latllns md Ia many other mutl'at'0nl
and piaccl-hut B1O,nUcil's own svl.
ection H., Of course. i,a.t ctiiiUl-m--nul
/ thu end u IL all wa. that tho surrounds
/ ing and vassal lords who hat iour
been stirring against Raymond, akinc
/ this brutality ~ an rKcutg aui urged
/ ON by their wives, who gnvg thU love.
| ol thr great wit aud beauty and IN,
great poe, g have been pure and frr,
from MI staining passion, made incu
sion- on Raymond and took HE p0sros
sions, aud finally hls peu0n, whicl
thcy FIST Imprisoned aud thuu cx
| gCutsI.
hut they erected shrine In Tou,
luusr 10 the lovers, 'aud M the iaith
ful lords nud all the loving lAdic
yearly paid devotlsus there" cay IN,
chronicles.
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From u leticr written 10y Mn. Ada
l., liurd, Of Grotou, ). D., We quote;
WAS taken with had cold, which
settled on my Lungs, cough set Ia and
iiually terminated Ia Consumption,
-Four doctors gave me up, fayiug
could not live but short time. gave
myself NJ 10 my savior, determined
II could not stay with nay friends on
earth, would meet my absent ONES
above, Ny husband was advised 10 get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption, Coughs aud Colis, gave
II u trial, took la all, eight bottle; il has
cured me, aud thank God AN new
a well aud healthy wOmau,n lrinl
bottles free Mt A. G. smith & Co.'s
Drug store, regular slle Doe. aud
Sl,0O a.
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This ls what you ought 10 have, ia
fact, you must have II 10 nilly enjoy
life. Thousand ore searching tor Il
daily, aud mourning because they find
II not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are Hpont annually by our
people In the hOpe ihst they may attain
this boon. Aud yet IL uiAy be- had by
all. We guarantee that Electric ut,
ters, II used according 10 directions,
and the use persisted In, viii bring YOU
good digestion aud Dust the demon
Dyspepsia uui Install instead liupeusy
We recommend Electric Bitten. fur
Dyspepsia nnd sll diseases Of Liver.
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold 40 5Uc,
and 81 0Opcr bottle, ~ A. Q. Smith a
Goa Drug Store. IA
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2. G., ~, SAT- LAW c.rU
october 1900. l-Ir
A QUARTERLY pIyIpENp ~
~ tmr' pcr cont has itif day bssn 90.
rinfsi upou ihe tapitl -toos oi th.s IN.
tutuuun, payable November tul. iaI. t1
stoclhoiiuu personally, upon plos,ufa
uor Of their stool ctriga,ra. 90 upon ihs.r
written order.
dtl w. q. wtUHEU. gIrretsrr.
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when Baby was ilst. W. gave heF catoril
When she was a Clul, she cried Tor CaFigr.A
whsn slo became Miss, she chung ~ castor,l
Whom sho had Unilircn, sliv gave them cas'oriA
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Was saved by Hoods Sgr-apafilln, F."
says Mr.. Is. u. Jone. Of Alua, Maine
forcnt places On her body, but on giv'
Ing her Hooi's Sarsaprilla there was
marked improvement and now she h
well, strong and healthy"
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EOR EuRNlTuRE

Carpets. Wall Paper, Uphol-
story, Curtains, Poles, Shades,
etc, call on
NEVE & CHI Id,
~ E. First South.
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CIR a Silver Tea Snt on the " cekly
Ton Per Cent. lnstallmcnt plan, at l.,
Hollander'r Jcwclry Store, rs Main
street. dlm
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1850 Mems Winter suits ut 1915
Good, strong and durable.
sALT LAKE EQUITABLE CO.Ur.,
% n 81 Market Row.
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Hoods Pills cure CONSTIPATION by ~
st0flug the peTistaltiu action Of the
alimentsry canal. They are the best
family chthaflc.
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COoi, STOVES srr being sold f1r $500
anu upwards AZ tho Spencer Hywairr
Co., opposite Temple, south. dl
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Tynhoid Fever at AdamsylIlc.

Daring the past month typhoid
foyer has deprived " Of our two be.
loved daughters, jamie aud Esther,
aged respectively fifteen years, two
months aud eight days, and thirteen
ycaIs, two months and nine days; also
granddaughter aged twelve years,
one month aud four days. jamie and
my granddRug Annie died on the
sih inst, there being only i've hour
between their deaths. The funeral
services took place on the 10th Inst.
Esther died ON the morning VI the
25th Inst aud was buried on the 10Th.
A large cDrtcyc followed the remains
10 their last resting. place Ia the Beaver
cemetery. They were all faithful
members Of tho Church Of Jesus
Christ OF La,ter.day Saints; had taken
active parts In the Sabbath school, aud
viii be greatly niisscd In the Young
Ladies' aud Primary Associations.
The place, although Ouly small, not
exceeding thirty families, has been
sorvly afflicted. There have been rs
many a. twenty cases Of one time; but
| am thankful 10 say the dread disease
H. now disappearing.
JoiiN J. GmfPlTns.
ADAMsviLLE, Oct. 20, 1871.
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An ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION


Ah' HhhvHAhNi ihNsN hhkiHAi- hhF' 'N'h
received al the local land office from
the authorities at Washington, regard.
ing application for cutting timber ON
the public domain.
GTSEuAL LAM OFFICE,
WAsniNuroN, u, g., oct -, 1891.
Register aud Receiver, salt Lake;
From thu number Of applications for
permit to cut timber on tho npn-minernl
Land received hy the Department Of tho
Interior, and re'orrui 10 this Office for In
Nostigtiiun, q " apparent that an erro.
neous Impression exists among those
Interested In tho vocation of cutting tim-
her and manufacturing tho same Into
lumber or other product, ~ 10 whore
tholr application should he iilod.
Those, Ike all other matters relating 10
tho public domaln should be tilei In
your office, and transmitted In the usual
way 20 this uilico Tor appropriate action.
The permit, II Ouu Il granted, VIII be
issued under tho direction oi the honor
able Secretary Of the Interior, but the
preliminary investigation h made In this
Office. should mrther Inquiry IN regard
to this question arise la your district, YOU
will advise the parlo, lntore..ol aud re-
Hove the department ~ much unnoces-
slry work, and To snuo extent expedite
tho examination ~ these applications.
A docket Of such applications and all
matters pertaining thereto shouldbc kept
In your office.
Respectfully, r. II. CARLER,
Commissioner,
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Isr.

- CAB. H AiolIH, UIiufu 10 a .Ui.tUtI,
l0uy.y store 20 D.. iIiHt -ouib 30. aud boo 10.
WnHlpI Htu
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A q nm CIrNlG uF HiCuAHD. AVE
~ nue sud fret south street Apply Ion
uriihtUly
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4 HOUSE or AN Rooms AND HARN.
IN No. $50 south Flrfl Muft Enquire 40
house In rear on NJ Boz D., First suuth street
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tstor's scheme for the disposition Of his
property. The Tilden Trust takes moth.
ing, By virtue Of the will the residu'
AIRY estate IL vested In the trustees,
aud Il l. solely by their action illat u
il 10 become vested In the Tllden
Trust. Every expression used In the
will Indicates that the best1wal Of com'
pleic Discretionary power To convey,
and the creation and bestowal ~ such
power IN the executor, Il wholly op.
posed and mtal 10 the existence OF the
uxecutory devise.
Aftsr considering various other
features In connection with the devised
trust, the decision says: "rhe ulterior
provision cannot be eliminated from
the win without destroying thcschcme
that the testator designed for the dis.
posal Of his estate. AZ the selection Of
the objects Of the trust wis delegated
absolutely 10 the trustees, there II no
pcpon OF corporation who could de-
mand ans part Of the estate, or main
tain M action 10 compel the trustee. TO
execute their power In their fayor.
This l. fatal defect In the VIII. Ihe
will OF the trustees IL made controlling
aud not the will Of the tc.tnior. such
nh authority IL In contravcntion OF the
statutes u wills"
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She was a woman, and she was runnlng
over the pages Of u womhn's magazine
"fheru'r too much Of 70" she offered by
WAY Of comment II am sick 10 death VI
h.iug suggested and 'hinicd' aud helped
and 'don'trd' and 'do-cd aud 'ueyerrd.'
What set Of kuowuot hings some OF these
writer's Tor women's periodicals aud won
ems departments must think M anyway
And ~ all va confusing, besides One
authority tells lnc 10 ease the SIN lines "
picture frame and mnuiei board with knots
of soft sllk and oth,r stuna, and when :
have speut my portion IN following tbs
advice ! am confronted In typo with The
stern l1cnnic, Take the rugs on your cusvl
aud chair backs. millinery effects do not
belong I'M - parDr' Agtin, am told sew
orally aud empunucily thHt hot bath,
cold hath II .tepld h1th, or spouse
bath lsthe only slic Aul suitable manner
10 apply water, aud while hesitate which
tluhoi 10 adopt, q ilfih paragraph appears
with startling warning Don't hathrat ALL
usr dry rubbing What can poor woman.
with only one small mind, do under such
an Hll around presumed
"And don't ,Uu, she went on, a iittt
plaIuiiyelN "why they should mag O.,
women aU the time We arc not yhc onl,
sinners lam SUR ! see very many Wugrice
tai, much'to.bo Improved upon men Now
that womau's sphere OF useinlurss h.s
been "a greatly Increased. why can't tht
men ON their part develops littlu more VI
The ornamental 60 even matter, somewhat
you knowi They ARE not prodded to No
up 10 us as thry ought tu he. Il NOT b
pretty spectacle, Tor instance, 10 see a
young woman, a phya.a! cultUg.At, Il
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One rlnrIug fault quite common With
nu'uefH ~ Infants h. that they DO not give
ihem all The water they ucgd MIA being
LIQUID they generally assume that 10 T.
apihic Of saiisfying tb'rst This really
'ri'os away Thirst f0r a short time. but Il
soon rcturn. aud more Intense than OF
lrHt besides which The nud portion %
ihc milk rapidly passes through the stom.
1rb aud leaves curiicl mass behind.
shioh must iinger there some hours 10 uu.
'srgn digcstion
u milk is taken too oftcn % i- clear to be-
seen that " would b. Ike eating dinner
hlbiy after breakfast and soon following
'llH with lunch. and after q brief Interval
with supper.
fhcrc Is absolutely nothing that viii
satisfy the thlrst Of hgbic. bat pure. fresh
water aud the habit of giving IL should
tcgin during the frst week Of lfe A'tuf
% baby has hecn uur.rl or fed. q teaspoon.
tul 81 water should be- put Into IT, mouth
Tor the purpose " washing away all trace.
% The milk.
cquantity 81 watcrshould be Increased
OF. the little one grows Older, aud BE- offered
him 90 frequent Intervals u Will not b.
long before be- plainly manifo,ts when be-
needs drink. anl this most Who'll some
beverage may always be- given him nt .nch
times.
Long crying spell. are caused By tiirat.
but tie mothers u0 not always recognize
the need let them try water NJ such
times. aud they will often Ind that they
have happily struck tho cause -- Boston
Herald.
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Did you ever Try To think what the word
forever" even 90 far a. this life lasts, may
meant Did you ever Try 10 think what TO
have some disease which can never be
cured may meant Aud did you ever Try
20 realize how iittle Of the sunshine u life
comes ~ those wr,tchcd incurablc. who
are supported at the city's oXpensci There
j. one young, pretty woman IN New York
who has tried 20 work out the problem
She Il young, handsome, has plenty Of
money, a beautiful home. yet out Of hcf
joyful lie abe dsvotcs two days a week 10
these incutahles
When size comes the word IL passed nom
one To another. "Mi,. Richards here. and
these wfctchvd creatures. ycry Tow OF whom
eau see. smile with delight because they
know that the woman has come who will
bring them pleasure. She goes over laden
with ieliir., buns. frnit aud whatever these
poor people may wHut, aud she doesn't say
that 20 have a hun you must be- Au Episco
palian or Presbyterian. Or 20 he made
happy by pear you must belong 60 Mr.
Somebody church
Not she has come o. bring happiness 20
those who are Ia sorrow, aud bhe and tho
friend who assists her are doing work
such ~ will make Tor them glad welcome
among the cured aud happy In heaven,
aud who will bless her because hho ha,
done that which her hands found Tor her
To do. She has asked money from no one.
Bnt n some kindly person chooses 10 sand
jar ~ Jelly, u basket u ornugcs. some
fresh fruit 20 her home they may hp certain
that somebody hungry for u dalnty. will
gct II.
After the goodies have all becu dstrlb
uted then Miss Kollnrd asks what else sha
can do for them, and letters are written
aud song j. sung, and occasionally a
chapter from somp bright book is r'ad, aud
the poor soul, laugh over Montmorncy' .
prnnks, or shed q tear when they think
that though their eyes are closed now.
they will yet be open where there shall be
NO morc weeping New York sun.
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WAsuISGToS, Oct. 2I,-Lieu,enant
Cowls-, Of the wrecked United states
steamer Despatch" read "a statement
before the board Of inquiry today,
showing that he had left everything In
goood shape before turning IN for rest,
He expected TO he called for the Win.
ter q iarler or N anything was seen,
but had set safe course for the night.
When the vessel struck he immellate.
ly went on deck aud saw red light,
which Lieutenant Mulligsn AMI tue
quartermA,ter had thought was the
Winter Quarter. ID proved To be- A..
sAteague. The vessel hal changed it,
course, because he was sure the light
was the Winter Quarter shoal light
All OF the officers aud crew ootroDor.
Ated the statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

A dlsiu'rctaut Is Icing introduced into
sickruom> iu Australia, M the iolm II tho
gr,eu hr,nrbc, Ut eucalyptus. The rcputa.
ton Of the eucalyptus H. nn absorbent Of
malaria aud a. au sutidote iu fever eases
/. well established. and fot ZONE time ~,
Effects ~ q di,inieytunt in sick chamber.
tavc hesu carefully watched DE- Cursrn
ven states, after twelve months trial. tLai
in cases Of scarlet fever. II the branches Us
placed under the bed. the bedding under
500 thorough ditiuiectlon. the volatile
vapof penetrating aud saturatlng the mat
trrssc- and every other article iu the room,
Tie yup1r h. also said 10 have a beneficial
effect upon phthlsical patients, acting NOT
only ~ an autiscptig but Hs . scdatl,e,
aud 10 some extent as "a hypnotic.-Ncw
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