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Traia Isobbers Beceme Deflant.

ADAIR, L. T., July 2k-The Dalton gang,
which recently held up and robbed the Ms
souri,, Kansas and Texas express train, are
camped twenty-five miles from here and are
making no endeavor to escape from the coun-
Try. Members Of the gang are in town every
day or two and do not Try 10 conceal their
Identity. The officers here make NO attempt %
arrest them, and the robbers have become %
bold - to defy the authorities. II y believed
they are planning another raid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-25

Fatal Railway Disaster In England.
LoxDox, July 2S.-The Nottingham express
vas derailed and thrown down an embankment
near Leicester today. The engineer, stoker and
. boy who was with them in the engine were In
stantly killed and many Of the passengers In
jured. It Il feared that several others were
killed and that their bodies are In the wreck.
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Tubs WORKS II schenectady Burned.
6oHsxEcTAps, N. Y, July o. Fire broke out
in building known - Tie tube wosin, No. II, Of
ths Edison general electric works IN this city
this mornioe about O'Clock. The entjrs
building, With it. contents-much valuable
maehinery and large quantity Of stock-was
entirely consumed II II sqppossd Il was caused
BY spontaneous combustion. .Lcp about el0o,-
90; Insurance. not Get secertained.
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"BLAsco..
Whitening all articles Of Bun. Buckskin leather.
Suede Shoes. Canvas Shoes lid Shoes and Slipper
% and so cents.
WILSON 3 CARR.
jy15-1m 90 IT, n. ".
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Name.
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Saes-Regular call-la O'Clock M: Pneumatic
Government Bonds--U. s. q. registered 1905,
ile bid, llek asked U. s =. coupouA 1901.
liS bid, iisS asked;
1899, gold, los bid, = asked. Water stocks, Ia,
currency, 1901, ils bid, asked; so-year fund g,
%.sf 1870 fans s
Tency, ~ bid. asked SIS reg. a-ios 1893
town Railroad 1910 g, look bid, asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible q, lbs
bid, i4s asked: Masonic Hall Assn IS. los bid
gage 6, 1904, Is bid, - asked wsshing,on Igs,
Infantry I'd ls Is bid, - asked. Washington Gas
Company, series A Calls 6id. Us asked. Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible g, 1891 lss bid. asked.
lexington Railroad 6. sok bid, : asked Chesa-
asked cspso and NaS sre @s ksfo.d 49,
mortgage d, lot bid, : asked. Metropolitan
ks.l.osd Convertible g llsN bid, asked. .. 5.
American Security and Trust IS, 1905. A. 1 O.. 100
bid. &. asked American Security ana Trust So
and Trust IS, 1905, A. O., 100 bid. - asked
Warrington Market Co. imp. e.. ITO bid, - asked.
Washington Market Co LIST 6. lsssis,i. los bid, -
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Warrington, sss
oad. - asked. Bank Of the Republic, ss6 bid, -
300 bid, = asked. Farmers and Mechsnics', I0o
bid. - asked; Citizens, 10 bid, iss asked. Co
iumola, loS BIO, - asked Capital, les bid. -
asked. West End, l0sk bid, IFS asked. Traders ii9
bid, l9s asked. Second, l6s bid. asked. Lincoln,
reg bid. - asked Ohio, 100 bid, 1es asked.
hanroad Stocks-W Arlington and 6eoreetowp,
BIS bid, - asked. Metropolitan. ss bid, I'D asked.
Columbia. bid, g asked. Capitol and North o
street. d bid, - asked lexington and Soldiers
Home. 30 bid, = asked Georgetown and Teney-
town. 69A bid. - asked. Hook Greek, l00 bid. -
asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, g asked.
Ersnkiin, 49& bida9k asked. Metropolitan Is bid
asked. National Union, Is bid, asked. Airing
ton, Ito bid asked. C0rcoran, Is bid, 70 asked.
Columbia, l5k bid, - asked. Potomac, - bid. -
asked Riggs, bid, a asked. Peoples s.. bid,
- IS asked, Lincoln ~ bid asked Commercial,
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, 6x bid,
N asked. Real Estate Title, 1871 bid, a asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W arlington Gaa,
'<eX bid, an asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid, -
asked U. Electric Light, IA bid 14s asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, %
bid, asked American draphophone, 81 bid, =
Miscellaneous stocks-washington Market II
BID. - aaked- Great Falls Ice, leo bid, - asked.
Bun Run Panorama, 90 bid, = asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, as7 bid, - asked. Lincoln Han. IS
BID. . asked. Ivy City Brick, IS bid, - asked.
Nor Waah., DC, Steamboat Co, s5 bid, - asked.
Wash. Brick Machine, bid, 800 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Compsnies-National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, lis bid, -
asked. Washington Loan and Trust lIs bid, 100
asked American Security and Trust ll6Js bid, =
asked. Washington Safe Deposit, los bid. = asked.
Tx div,
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'I1ssosfsta tistsp SoSrssS = - q NY
;;R gsa ~. sS ~ sEs ss., z :: = =
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DRueeusrs SUPERIOR EXTRACTS.

DOC or for what retzils a. the leading drug stores
al 80, Cd and that price zoe. 10 eut price In
vestissti will prove this to be 50 and will help TO
quickly make q success of the Pslsis Royals latest
venture-retdiiin0 o. toilet rafrs, &c. dTtcfrrons
the makers The following odOis at So. OF: New
Mown Hay stephanotis. White Lil.c. Sonoma Violet.
Sweet Brar Heliotrope. Lotus Blossom. Jockey Club
Crabapple Blossom. Tea Rose.
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m Tssassrv Dpsrsnsss xin rssssss ~
Secretary Of eoa>e 70 eabls Ua1Asd n1nSa ss.-
ssls s>atioasd = perS eoass1s1 70 lHtises
infested By IL eAolsa 70 lsuh sus 81 -,
nsnb q mscchanAiss - bsgPgs frsa -
80 $50 Ss'ss'sW - Vnsss = -
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TAs rasl sstaas hrpkHs Win have mssting
sa SO O'Clock today IN ths odlos u z 7.
Knisse, AtlanAis building, 70 taks sction IN ~
Gasd 70 - daath q NJ, 4 Halph Jehaepn.
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NOVELS Fon SUMNER READING.
(25c. Editions. }

&c. each pc. for any four Of these thousands OF
works Of popular authors To msntion any one Is TO
slight a thousand others For curiosity sake We tell
you of few favortes: The Scarlet Letter." br Hdtc
thorn< Esther. and Bessie" by Rosa " Carey.
'Hypstis." by chas- Rtnsiev. kenilworth." os
Sir Walter Scott
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
hs are the openin. and closing prices q
wire TO Carson Mccartney. 14ie + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-25

cHloAoo. sxly Is ycaosinG. WAeasI sE
yeA; sspesnbs., M. con-Jaly. seN; espaei
s$sssssss: q. i "a. sssssSs tx II
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INIBBONs-New lot Of Satin and @. q. Ribbons
which are extra good value.
N inches wide. lac. worth 19c. yard
inches wide. ID. worth 24c. yard
- inches wide, 2:sc. worth nc. yard
Novelty Ribbons for the n shionable hat band bait
and ee that match white ground. with navy POLKA
dots; blue With white dots; white. with gold does
Only 3oc. yard
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] 4 1lonx CITY nAa unnsd De RsyAelds ~
49, $500 ~ yss1lag ssaDsassn1s ~ go
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Baltimore Marksta.

BALTINoRR, July %. - Flour Gull western
super, ll0as.46; DO. extra, fs6aS-eS; do. family,
ao0ak]o; winter wheat patent <50a<d6; spring
wheat patent, xsosA-eG spring wheat. 4sSal.4o
sales, 800 barrels. Wheat easy-No. red spot,
sak ASA: July, ssksssk; August, ss1ssssx: SOp-
temher. o. aS2E; October, slk asked; steamer
No. red, 10y asked-receipta, ls4,l1s bushela;
shipments, lIs,!N bushelE stock. 71%ls7 bushels;
ssiss, lssooo oushelA Southern wheat easy.
spot, ss5h sss; July, sskass; August, 50 asked;
Septemher, q asked-recsipts, II ,4ss bushes; ship
ments. 1913 bushels: stock, s0s bushels sales
5000 bushels southern corn-white steady, co;
yellow dull, sTass Oats steady-No. Z white west
cry: sh; No. = mixed vectsrn. Is n receipts
receipts, 80 bushels; stock, s,ss9 bushela Hay
stes1y1good 10 choice timothy, lk6oaiksa Gram
ffeighta duil-steamer to Liverpool. per bushel,
"a; Cork TOR orders, per quarter, My dss.. "a;
RSuna. Cotton st nUm!lam%idd1,ng IL fro.;:-
loose shealders, ~; long clear, sk; clear RIB
cured smoksd shcniders, On; hams, small, Az;
large, II lard. renned, ~; CRUDE, :. But
e an -, so ssns ,,. e fss 70
Il; DO. soed 70 choice. issiS; ssorepsckeS, nsiE
srass. NaiG Egg Arm- IL Co4es hTn-Mo
carGoea. fair, II: No I, lsk. Sugar nrm-granu.
!sted, tS1rleo. Copper steady = reaned. n.
WAY afn-i.ssaIsG fesasts-yirgilia fany
s s:eSr cass :s1 eA0''s' ~; farmers s.'S
* 81; a. a,s:s sxss1s; ssla a g cSis
~; 1ait,nofe hid Ohio Southwestern alutx ~
I'd; %. seeend tnooneA = ashe4 Do laird h
esnss. Vs. consoasdass1 - hoaAA iis*sia<
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CARHARr & Lrrpr.

CARHARr & LrrDr
81 7rH AND 700 ST. wv
ONE THOUSAND YARDS or PLAID MUSLIN AT
oNE-THIRD OFF THE PRICE
Al Be-. yard win Offer thousand yards q Plsad
Musiin. Price hes been l2<c.
One lot Of Dotted Swiss Muslin ct lie. yard
Do not great bargains vs ere onsrins IN up-
holstsry Goods. Msnufscturcr's samples. Goods
that sold at .ac. TO ~ per ysrd-you ess red 10
piece lsrrs p inches square. Enoash 10
covers chair. Tue price is Tor. lbo-. zoe. Nc
and Joc
We wish 10 clos out stock of mattinss We think
sprice viii do Ct.
cARHARr LErDY.
y23 rs 7th u. and zoe a. ne
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No Truth I'm the Story.

A story was printed today to the effect tina,
Lieut.. Knapp. now on the receiving ship Dale
lying at the navy yard, who Il ordered to pro-
coed immediately to San Francisco for
duty on the Baltimore, was thus summarily
bear by revenue marine officers in revenge for
the part taken by Lieut. Knapp - secretary Of
the Line Onhcers Association against the plan
to transfer the revenue marine TO the naval
service.
In regard 10 this matter Secretary Tracy said
today: Lieut. Knapp was ordered 10 San Fran
cisco 70 relieve an ofIcsr Who = comins esst
and that's all. never knsv until read that
article that Lent Knapp b secretary Of the
Line Of6cers' Association
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s.........................
Ic for Palm Leaf Fans and lie. for
Choice JAP Pans that sold up to rs cents.
At the PaLdfs Royal tomorrow.
.....ss.s.......ss........
4,311
Srx AND RAIN UMBRELLAS
TEE MAsUrAcruRER,s Prices.

Il o add 81 Umbrellas to stock at this season Of
the year seems like madness
We look at 1t in this light: II Reliable Umbrella
can be offered ~ per less than usual it will sell
any time in the year.
$40 Each for choice Of 200 Mems silk Um-
breIlss made to retail at 81 So "a. - so and e5.
with latest styles wsichsel and other choice wood
handles Here are a few with silver-mounted horn
handles Note how small when closed how large
when opened. As good protection against autumn .
sun as winters rains. Relisble-waranted-re
cred free Of charge If they split within one year
Of purchase.
Sl.SS Each for 400 Ladies' Warranted Um-
brellas. Choice handles. Many will recognize the
following two styles this seasons $3.50 goods;
Those with curiously twisted natural wood handles
and silver nlaxree trimmings and those with heur de
II. handle Of silver and large ring Of tinted celluiod
which !. Diet achable.
81 .OO Each for 500 Mems Warranted UNI
brelIas with correct style crook wood handles such
a. retail usually at s2.25 The osinch paragon
frames are Of improved design. 30 that the UNI
breIIa rolls into very small compass
81 80 for any one of those thousand ''eloria"
Umbrellas with 2s-inch improved paragon frames
and superior natural wood handles. Genuine 6loras
and therefore w.rranted-re-eorsrsd free Or charge
within one year Of purchase IL the material cracks
from other than careless usage. You may know that
most 81 50 for these Umbrellas and at that
price will not accept the RESI- onsbilty Of the
81 20 for choice of nearly two thousand Ladies'
Umbrellas that are good raiue at e. 50 each In fact
such handles have never before been put in Umbrellas
st less than 81 es each Note the beauty and variety
Of these twisted natural wood handles these jewel
like glass handles and these Of ebony for mourning
wear Many experience of the brief existence OF
the patched and glued handles usually found in UNI
breIlas at s1.25 Such will best appreciate the
superiority Of these.
OJC for choice Of fifteen hundred Gloria Umbrellas
with 26-inch paragon frames and natural WOOD
handles prev retail price of which Is u
each We are slinding TO the genuine Gloria UNI
breas and TO the trash that may be probably re-
tailed ct any price above soc.
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NAvY Blue Wool FasRIcs.
Low Pace SUMNER FABRIcs.

You'll pots new good. quoted beside the old at re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
Against a Loan and Trust 60.

Samuel Simpson has fled a suit
against Simon Bsmbnrger, the salt
Lake Loan and Trust company,
Samuel J. Kenyon anu Charles Il d.
Piorson IN the Third district court. In
his clmplaini he alleges that he exc.
culed u note Tor 500 to Mr.. Bamberger
Ome lime since u secure loan Of
$3.50 and running account. At the
same time he assigned to Bamhorger a
number Of accounts, which he has
collected 5000 upon, ami TO further
secure said note extended a trust deed
TOR 1920, wherein Kenyon was made
trustee and tho trust deed made to the
Defendant loan company. II Is then
alleged that Mr.. Hamburger assured
tho plaintiff that there was no need
10 pay tho interest or ~ hurry about II,
thereby inducing plaitlnii not 10 insist
upon his rights and call for n settle.
ment; and Tor the purpose OF cheating
and defrauding said plaintiff he TOOK
m assignment from ,he said loan COM
pnny and demanded the trustee to
aivsrtive aud sell the property. On
December the 18th the property
was sold and the plaintiff was not
allowed TO purchase the property,
which was finally sold TO G. Il.
Plrrson for $3.50. Plaintiff AYERS that
Pierson has no money ana that he was
acting with Bamborger, AMI that the
scheme was fraudulent conveyance
Tor the purpose OF defrauding him.
He further shows that STAGE the eaid
sale he has offered Pierso 5000 for the
property which was refused, AMI hence
prays that said sale may re declared
Illegal That he redeem the property,
and II Pierson shall have disposed Of
the land TO n bona iine purchaser plain
tn may recover damages from the
defendants to the value OF the property,
which Is fixed NJ $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

sppesTs that the water pipes had 20,
frozen and when the FIRE was lighted
and the stove got heated there
was an explosion TINT shook the
whole house, startling all the
inmates out Of their beds. The
noise was heard Tor blocks away.
The fire box Of the stove and oven
were literally blown 10 pieces. Two
fragments struck the ceiling, masing
holes IN It, others were thrown through
tho dining room door, a piece broke the
pancs In the kitchen door and another
large piece was sent with such force
that II cut through the framing nj the
corner OF the sink. Two girls were in
the room but they escaped without
material injury, though they were
badly frightened.
a shocking accident occurred today
in Salina. a COW ran between Mr..
A. Whitlock's horses, which wore
hitched TO wagon, causing them
great night; one Of them, very fine
animal, reared anu foil ovor the tongue
OF the vehicle, when he pounded his
head until hls brains were knoclse out.
RICIfPIELD, DICK.
Sewer Go, Dee. 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
Sewer rounly Notes.

Salina, the railroad terminus OF this
county, Is now quite dull, MS the wool
shipments for this season have ceased.
There 10 more snow In the SEWER
valley than for years at this season and
tho weather is colder.
The roof ~ on the new court house
In flichhcld and the building makes a
lne showing; II will be a credit to the
county and an ornament TO the town.
Business houses have greatly in'
creased in Riohfield, giving the town "A
greatly Improved appearance.
The Elite Comedy company are
playing In the towns Of the county 10
good houses, presenting Lynwoou anu
Monte Crlsto, Mr.. Don AND MISS
Pearl Ether taking the leading roles
Thu country IL just be.iegei WIN
ageuts, drummors and solicitors Tor
different businesses, none Of whloh hIe
making money.
The horn stock market hiss improved
anu better prices prevail than FOR some
time past.
Many OF the officials elected at The
recent election were filing their bonus
today with tho PROBATE court ihey
assume their duties on the hfs' oi
January.
Quite an excitement was created az lhe
Wright house In Rlchtield TINS morn
ing by the explosion OF The fanse' ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
MEMORIAL WINDOW


At the Congregational church yes.
to-day morning memorial services In
honor OF the late o. J. HOLSTER
were held before a large and
Interested audience. The princl.
pal feature OF the exercises
was the dedication OF the beautiful
church window TO the memory Of the
deceased. 1t bears the inscription;
In memory OF Ovando James HOLSTER.
Erected 10y friends aud iellnw-townsnen
ia the year of our Lord lsg2, M n loving
tribute TO his private virtues anda lasting
memorial 10 hIs long aud loyal devotion
to tho interests OF tho church, state and
school OF this community and commons
wealth.
The Rev. J. Il. Thrall made the pre-.
senia,ion address and was responded to
In an appropriately worded address by
Mr.. George A. Lowe, who IL chairman
anu trustee Of the building committee
which erected the church.
Mr.. l.. IL. Hall delivered brief
address on the deceased's relation to
and laborp for and with the Congroga-
tional Church.
Hon. q. Il. Allen then spoke on Col.
HOLSTERS relation 10 the school and
the work that he had done for 1t.
The vocal and instrumental selec.
tons were oil OF an interestlng charac-
ter ard well rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
THE VANCE COuRT-MARTIAi.


Lieutenant &. ID. Vance OF the Six
tocnth Infantry, whose arrest and
detention at the Walker House was
recently mentioned in these columns,
has by order Of the local military au-
thoiitios boon removed TO Fort Doug las
and his movements restricted to
the reservation. Lieutenant Vance
was placed under arrest on
the 9th inst, on his return from a
brief visit east. Prior 10 his de-
psrture his resignation was writ en-
and presented by himself to his supe-
rior officer, who refused to accept II
for reasons which have not yet been
disclosed to the public. Serious charges
were subsequently, formulated against
the dashing young officer, which
resulted In his being taken into custody
pending an Investigation which was
ordered by tho acting Judge advocate
OF this district, 10 whose attention the
case had been called. IL was ok
pecled that the lieutenant would
have had hearing ore this,
but 1t IA said that packet OF
papers which contained important
evidence has mysteriously disappeared
and that diligent search for them was
ordered and is still In progress. The
date OF the court.martial has no. yet
been decided upon, but II 10 stated that
u VIII take place ut Fort Douglas early
In January.
There have been many conjectures
as TO the charges that Lieut.. Vance
VIII have TO meet. That gentleman
himself refuses 10 be Interviewed or
shy Dything whatever upon the sub
Ject. His friends say that he will talk
at the proper time and place anu prove
that he has been unjustly accused, aud
that those who have preferred the
charges viii In all probability DO com.
PEELED to change places with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
TAR SNOWFLAKE TRAGEDY,
, correspondent Sends Full PartlcH-
lars Of tie Terrible Affair.
.,ov THE FLAKE BoYs ACTED.
r,,,us,y Death Of Charles L. is
peeply Deplorcd BY the com"'Ha'
ity.-ruueral Serves
ou THE FLAKE poys ACifD.

CeUsip'""'" n.t. 1900
SNOW ~" - i..ad
Aeyou have nv 49, di.n.,,h..
through inc 'e''s'"p ana,,,,.1t 4,
Of the terrible u's.u' w., 80, wIll
CUT quiet h'ne VOW" .,,,,,iar. ,h.v
mention 10" OF VI. p ,-''..'..
may not he geneia''S 49, a,, ,.i.
On Thursday Deoe'noe go.
gram was ieos'Veu 10, In.
brothers ASKING ""'
dlvidul who was wan'eu :" o"
Mexico for recent BANK roope,y Wa
in the town. Enquiry pfoVeu '"a. "e
was, and had been siiice monuaS' ~"
msn referred to was won "'"'eI' "'u
,i.,lv Of money, was In possession OF
49, ..,,,t and ynye the name Of
asoVu 49," =, Au., r.c.ivinu I'm.
"WilI Maton. -
formation thai tho man was ne'o' "o'
cam, 10 arrest him, but that care
sa,,td hs ex,reJsed a. the robber was q
shVuiu ~
bad felloW'
Charles L.. and James NJ FINK p'o.
cs,ded 10 make the arrest They iounu
- a, an. yard door of Sister Hall,
MNV" " -, -, ,.h.,. m, was
who Keeps INV ''V'''' ''-, "a.
stopping. Mason was repa'ius nr
cartridge belt, auu upon being told by
cha,,o, T.. mat they had "A warrant, the
N"'''V, ,..Ii.,. ,.,i.,.nc, Az
man mal" i"i'"o''''' -,i ..,,t,
the Flake boys were gthpP"ns VIZ
hin, he shot over his shoulder NJ James
a. .,.,,.t,y hia l,t car. The powder
M s""'," ', N,,aos, ,ns,a,tIv M.
burning his i"ve' h'o''
fired second shot NJ Ch'rie' ''' 'po
bullet passiny through his neck, from
A.. .e.,,s M which injury he dlei
'n' ''ee' .,,ar.,a,ds Iames NJ
ao'u' oho no"' "''N' .,.-...
fired Mt the rlhhcr aimost NJ me sauno
moment that Charlie was sho'' ihe
bullet entered AT the fl3ht CORNER % nis
mouth, tearing away tue bo'h anu
passing out nj The Ielt choeA. ihn
Isniy2ed him, and ~ no Ieii nholher
bullet from James qua passed 'hrouSh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19
LITTLE DUSTY Bob"
Ne Returns 10 Salt Lake and Is Arrest.
ed.--iiis STORY ABOUT Singing
aud lumbling.

Robert Brown, alias ''Dusty Bob" a
little street arab, returned IRON wy.
oming on the three o'clock flyer this
morning whittier he went some weeks
ago. As soon as he appeared upon the
streets he was arrested on sispicion Of
boiug connected with a robbery com.
mittei about the time he took his de.
parturo.
In conversation with NEWS re-
porter the little fellow stated
that he started Tor Chicago,
but that his money run out aud
that he was Obliged TO give up tho Idea
no ho made hts home with a kind.
hearted lady on the Plato river who
presented him with new suit OF
clothes, hat and shoes which gnve him
dcciued air OF reapectability. Sud
denly "Dusty" came to the conclusl on
that he wanted to come back 10
salt Lake and spend tho holidays
and he boarded the iirt westbound
train and seeTeted himself under the
scats Of q PASSENGER coach where he re-.
manned most OF the time. Twice he was
discovered and put Oh the train and
then he says picking got hard" but
by singing and iumbling before saloon
audiences he gathered Ia enough cash
to pull through.
"Duaty' said today; ~ have done
lots OF things thar maybe shouldn't
but the co.'s ha got the wrong duck
this tim. aud / can prove II, too"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-19

engine pas brought Into NAV and tho
names ttfectu1ily extlnRuishod.
Sust how the Ere originated H. =
question but the officers appear TO
thlnk lhat { started In n room at the
rear Of The butcher chop from an over.
heated stove and from which the
lanes sptead over both buildings.
The losses In both cases are only par.
TALLY covered by Insurance.
Chief Stanton Of tho IRE department
and Building Inspector HsmliD con-
demnei the ruins Of the burned build.
ings today aud 1t IL said that the
erection OF n modern and more com.
modiuus block will commence jusl NJ
soon as the weather will permit.