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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
syitmf5t9 Yro5emt mmo SOnntagsz
fG)licfuMa.

Die Seinoe G9icogo's I'M nationaten 9l6z
9eoronetenDaus BADEN gebanoelt uuo Die
Treunoe Der MISUNDERSTANDING babeiI nit li6
Danoeln lalien. unD 0a5 @noe pom 2ieoe
lit, oaB mir 81, 500, 900 utD Ole Sonntagss
lhlIeBun9 betomlnen. Wenl9ltenS ldetnt
eS ieBt TO-. menn nan frelIld audi nibt
piiien fam, Oh mir uiht 81 gutter &eBt
auN nod Die $500, 600 einbiiBen unO nur
Die Sonntagsl0lieBung bebaI!e1.
Wtit ben $500, 600, lc lhdbi9 cine
lolde Nblpellung letteRS Uncle Sam'5 audi
letn miroe = batte man lt1 ia 3ufrieoen
geben tonlel, tpenn tie Deotngslos ge9eben
mirben. DEM $500, 600 obne Sonuz
tagsihlieBung pdren nlNt nur ebenlouiel,
%ionoern erDeblib mebr pertb gerpelen, ME
tllnf Wttllonen NIT Gountagsl hlleBung.
Qber So, 500, 600 nit Sonntagsl6lieBung
iino teunen Efifferling wsrtb. Us wiro
uns oalnlt mebr genommer, ais gegeben.
IS lit in boDem @ra0e gu beoauern,
oaB uniere e%ifrigen, aDer mob 1ungen uno
unerfabrenen Bertreter i'm @on9reB it'd
Don ben alien Sudden, pie 6olmon.
@rlSp, DlcWttlin, 8aiIep uno @onlorte1
Sur ytab9iebigteit baben brettl6lagen
lalie1l, unb Der @ntfernul9 Der Bspiul9uug
aug Dem !6ausbalt iIr Ssrlt)eoenes 5us
itimlnten. Nber oaS lit nun etnnHal gez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

Nblaufe iener Stunoen eri6ienen Die nerts
tanlld)en 9teoatteure SuIammen uno blelten
cine Geoe auf Spanii6, Die in's GngIil6e
ilberieBt unD in Dleier Sprahe Dorgetragen
peroen muBte. SD erptoerte oarauf.
Wtei1te gteoe tpur6e auf Gngltl6 DDrgelelell,
Dann iiberlebt uno auf SpaniiG porgetras
gen. Damn fam eine Stpeite Geoe nebit @rs
wioerung. l1nD nun war i6 bei1abe err
i60pft. Sn bieler Oiinute gebt mfrs
i6linum; oenn Der 9lr5t bat meinen Wtlno
bearbeitet, uno oas ma6t mir itets Shmerz
gen.
SD bege Elm parmes Oanfsefibl gegen
sic pegen Der Site, Die sic mir leBtes
Sabr e~rtpielen 5aben. l1no nit Sreuoen
iaae ih: DGbreno pteI i6amloic ytieoers
tra6t in Der g8elt berri6t, siebt eS gum
@riaB Oaflr aud @oelmutb uno Seelenz
9r0Be. SD meineS Gbeils babe ntht gez
funoen, Dap Gepubllten u%noantbar ltno;
uno ebenlo rpentg lit oaS 8olt unfamiliar.
Oieler 8rtef @rant'S all 8ooo lit 6eiz
nabe Der etnSige, III Incident Der 2eioenoe
iiber ieine l6redlideu Qualen flagt. Oo6
ielblt i'll bieien Slagen p%erleugnen it6 letn
6eloengeiit uno iein eoler Sinn ni6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
8Ict6cs Ma6 fir Stae.

W0S au glet6er .3eit nit Der @~rbebuno
Der Wforoanflage 9egen 6ugb S'OonneI
uno anoere 6omelteaber Streiter bGtte our6
Die @ranosSurD 9ei6eben ioQeu, lit ieBt
enolth auf BeranIaiiunG Der Streifer ges
l6eben. @e8eu s.. 6. Srif u1O bret an6ere
Beanlte Der 5ometeao Sompagnie, lotpie
ge9el Jtobert unb Wiuiam Yinferton unD
elnlge ibrer Solbner ftno 6aftbefebIe tpegen
Wforoes %erlalien tporben.
DAB Die @rano>Surn bon QlQegbanD
Gountp nt6t 81 9leiher 3eit ge9en Die Saz
brtfbeItber un0 Die BInfertons por9ii1e, ais
tie Die Qlnflagen gegen O'0onneQ uno @ez
nolteu er9Ob, 1T augemein als cine Ser
leBung oes Ge6teS empFunoen uno Ders
Dammit poroen. ginerIei, tper in tenen1
unleltgen Sample ben erften S6uB gefeuert
bat, beloe Seiten tDaren benz @elebe ge9en7
iber glet6 lduloig, benn betoe Seiten batz
ten It'd 9egen OaS @eies ~betDaffnet urD oas
Ge6t in tbre eigene 6ano genommer. llno
baS fann ia feirem i3tpeifeI unterLtegen,
baB Die SolbLinge Der 6abrifbeitBer Der
berausforoernbe She'll tparen.
VSenn in oielem Sale oaS @eleb cine
Subne notbtg bat, 10 BARI IS 1i6 feline
Spter ntbt e%inleitig auSlu6en. 0enn oaS
tpilrbe nur oa3u Otenen, IS in ben Nllgen
oes Toltes berab3uieBen, uno Dem oieiem
innepoDnenben @efi6le gfabrung geben,
oaB u1lere @eleBe ibre SpiBe nur gegen Die
Nr11e1l rt6ten, aber bon ben 9tet6en ungez
1trott DerleBt lDeroeit oIrfen.
lRtt Spdnnung miro Da5 amerifanii6e
Uolt Der Subrung uno oem NuSgang oteler
Brocelle entgegenleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
@t@ttse etaatswaot III sttaoatma.

@tne Staatsma6l in 2llabama gebOrte
lonlt nidt gu ben Gretgniiien, relhe Die
oftentIi6e Nufinerfiamfett auBerbalb 1eneS
StaateS IN Nnlprud III nebmen oermo1ten,
oen1 Seoermant nuBte TN SorauS, tDle
oieielbe auSfallen tpilroe.
0leSu11l, BET Der am l. 9llgllIt 1tdttgeS
babten StaatStpaDl mai e. lllGellert alloers.
IS ltanoen lt6 bort niGt, IDle rr1btr, Sez
llotraten INN 3tepubltfaner gegenuber, lon>
bern Oemofraten uno pOlt Den Jtepublttas
nerlt unteritilBte SarmersQ lllan5ler, tpel6e
SeBtere gum grObereu SDctle lelbltperltanoz
LID rrllber Oemofraten Darer, pte Del1i1
audi 0eren @ouuerneurs> Sauoioat, &olb,
. elm anerfannter bcmofratiiher Sibrer lit.
@S ban0elte ltb allo UNI Die yrage, oh bic
Sarmers QatanS, rpeld)e in Dieiem Staate
etnen gan5 belonoerS grnBen Nnban9 gu
baben porgiebt, inn Statoe letn fpsrOe. ben
re6tgIaublgen Tlii9eI Der 9smotratte gu
beltsgen.
@an3 belonbere @ufmerfiamfeit nabmt
biele gSabl audi bes6alb in Nnlpru6, neil
betoe Sliigel ben 9ie9ern nibt lrur frete
uno ulbeblnoerte Musiibung Des Wablz
refts perlpra6en, %ionoern IT'D etfrtg UNI
Derelt Stlnlmer bemitbtcn.
Die Nabl 1T iebt u%Oritber, uno ldBt ben
rehtgldublgen oemofrattl6en Slllgel I'M
Dollen 8citBe Der @etpalt. Die gfeger baz
ben malienbaft 9eitimmt, unS : lopett es
It'd bon bier aauS iiberleben ldBt = Der
Wtebr5abl l1a6 0emotratll6. Wentg1tenS
lGBt eS ii6 faum oenfen, oaB Die beDeutens
ben Wfebrbeiten, nit m;l6en au6 oteSnnal
Das gauge oemofratii6e Gidet gefte9t 5u
baben l6ctnt, bel Der 3eriplttterung bes
meiBen 8otuums obne Elm iibertpiegenbes
farbtges 8otum al ietnen @un1ten bdtten
erlal1gt Deroen fDnnen. 0eHn IN MLabar1a
lGBt ii6 nacb Der 8ep0lterung oaS tpetBe
8otum auf ~ungefdbr 167, 900, cas farbige
aut 10000 bere6nen, uno Da 1th antebz
men lQBt, Dab bic 0Qlfte oeS tDetBen Sos
tulns Dern Dereintgten Gan0Ioaten Der
NItansIer uno Der 0tepublitaner 3u9efaQen
1T, 10 lniiilelr Die 9teger Die Denlotrattl6en
Wtebrheiten bergegeben Gaben.
Oer Nlsfau Der NaDl btrgt in Solge oas
bon Elm ooppeltes Snterele. @ritens be-
Detit er, oaB lelbit nit Der 0Glfe elmer Der
alien Yartelen Die 6armer>N QianSler nlht
i'm Stanoe ltno, Die berrl6en0e Bartet in
9labama 3u beiiege1, uno mas fir Nlabama
gilt, miro aud tpobL flr Die ilbrtgen
SiDitaaten aeltet, uno 5tDeiteus l6eint er
ben Be!Dets 81 ~ttefern, oaB Der Tarbige I'M
Slloen ni6t ntebr 10 u0Qig oaS @tgentbum
Der Gepublifaner lit, ME lebtere beans
ipruhten ulb Die 0emotraten fir6tete1.
Gielntebr i6eint eS, DAP Die S%arbtgen, bon
9labanla lpenigitens, poIitti3 su oenten
I'M Stanoe itno nt0 etn5uieben begiunen,
Dab lie nut Daun li6 QlnleDen Derinaffen
f%Onnen, tpenn tie, Dte Die NeiBen, 3uti6en
ben Barteten tpdbLeu, un0 ni6t itatt oelien
fortfabreu, ieI6it cine 0artei sl biloen.
SIS lift 9erne mO9lt6, OaB oieie Staatsz
tpabl in alabama Den Nusgangspunft einer
neuen 9lera fir ben Sarbigen inn Siben
btloet. Wenu Der NeiBe iiebt, OaB er nen
gteger iein Stimmred,t ausiben lalien
bari, obne oaDon cine gte9erberri6aft be-
fiir6ten gu mliien, 10 miro er ibm ui6ts
mebr in ben Ne9 Iegen, uno ieOes 3wangsz
seieB miro iberfliiia letn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
sic @nnlo,s n,o Dos sheater

Den Ment9iten mar es b%efaunt, oaB Der
8DrlenfDntg uno b0bere Oalsabl6netoer
SAB @oulD alb eth IbeaterbeitBer lit.
0od in Der Sbat geb0rt linn leit 3tpansig
eSSaDren oaS v@ranb Opera 6oule" III Jtem
yorf, elm SperettenzS beater %Stpeiten Gans
geS.
ST bate IS bisber on einen betrieblalnen
unternebmer Gtamens Srenh perpa6Iet,
Der babel gon3 quite @ei16fte maGt. 0oh
eoen Der blbi6e @etpinn oeS Germ Srend
1ta6 Dem alten gtimmeriatt Sap @oulo i'll
Die Stale. llnO oa Der 8adtcontratt oenl1
len, oenlelben ni1t au erneuern u10 Den
ganSen @etptnn pom y@rano Opera
0ouie" fir Die @oulo'i4e Tamtlientalie
eln3ultret6sn.
Nls SAB @oulo's GIte1ter Sobn George
Dor etnigen Sabreu aus wtrtll6er 9tebe Die
lhone, aber nnbernlttelte S6aulpteleruI
Goth &ingbon beiratbete. re6nete man eS
Dem 2lLten bob all, DAB er gegell Olele Uer>
btnoung niAts etnmenDete, lobalo er I'D
bon goitb's gutelm &uie iberSeugt bate.
9lber nun bat er it6 enti6loilen, Die
Iheatererfabrungen leiner S6Diegerto1s
ter, mel6e lid BEL ibrer 8erheiratbung pom
Sbeater aurifBog, bod nod 81 Derfpertben.
j3par muB Ie ni6t auf Die Bretter surilds
Gebren. Q8obl ober lit bonn S6mtegerpapa
perfIgt noroet. paB lein Sobn Weorge
poln Beginn Der neuen Sailon an Die Sets
tung Des Stem Oorter v@rano Opera
Ooule" peri0nsib Su fibren uno Die tbeaz
lererfahrene Satin tbm babel NIT JtatD
uno SDat bei5ulteben bat, Sren1 al1o Den
@ontratt nidt mebr befommt.
George @oulo lit in B0rlengel9aTtea
beinabe 10 getpanot ME Ietn Bater nn0 nat
an Der 80rie i6on Wiau0oer ourh9etuDrt,
Oeren iib, tpas ShIaubett uno rlldltdtsz
loie Nusbeuterfunlt betrifft, ielblt Der Alte
niht gu ihdmeu hattie.
isis iebt bat 1i6, iute beiu pbrpqtld)en
&0nig Mioas, Aues, mas Die 9dlloe Der
@oul0's berubrten, in @oIO perfpalloelI.
9h nies MN nldn sbeim u@r0n0 9per0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Gin aracr Meinfau.

@inen araen GeinfaI bat De. itaIienil9e
Qltrorom S6iopareut Der nilienlhaitliz
Gen ul!O gebtlDeten 9aten> Mett bereitet -
ldeinbar tpentgitehs. 9urh leine Shilpes
run9en uno !3et6nungen bon Der O6ers
fiddle DeS Hlanetel Wtars nit ibren qerooz
linigen, nit mathematician @enauiefeit
uno iE iharfeu QSinfeln it6 treumnoen
ooer chamber parallel lauienoen &analen,
Die ale Spuren elner oerniinitteen, spcfs
bcwuBlen, Ientenoen Sbdttgteit an lid truz
gen. bali er .ni6t nur our @rtpeduna uub
Gerbrettung Der Nnlidt, baB auf Dem Mars,
belen planetarilhe TerhGltniiie Don ben
unlrigen nl6t 9rOB perl6ieoen iino, iid
AUDI benz Wfeni6en dbnli6e pernunftbez
gable, tpabrl6einlih III nod tpeiter pors
geldrtttene Wenl6en befGnoen. ionoern
erregte aud Die 6otfnuug, baB es zines gu
9es g~elin9en meroe, uns nit oieieu Marsz
bewobnern auf benz Wege oer i3eibenlprade
gu peritanoisen.
l8te mebrta6 mitgetbeilt, miro ber a[az
net STARS am 4. Nuguit Der @roe 10 nabe
fommcn, pie er ibr iiberhaupt nabefommeu
fam, uno Die lebten Wpbeu baben besbale
ben perl4ieoenen Sterntparten cine ausae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Notwithstanding 9e8em Nattos
4taL0D0cDr0uete.

Der acknowledgements 36OmaS 6. @ats
ion BON @eOrSia 1T nit eiuem S6taoe
eth beri0mter Wann 9eiuoroen. 0at er
bod fiibn I'M 2Ib9eor6netenbouie Die urs
ipriingli1 III eIner NIlan5ler Slugl6riit
bon tbm nteoergelegte BebaupIuug aufs
rehterbalten, oaB acknowledgements be-
trunfen in Die SlBun9en taumeln uno in
oieiem 3uitanoe 9teOen balten.
Mation seb0rt Dem iungen SIoen an /;
bas beiBt: ieine GoIe beaann erit mad
benz 8Irgertriege, bel oeiien S6luB er
faum neun Sabre ait mar. Bie er iefbit
i'm v@on9reiiional 0ircctorb" er5dblt,
puroe er i6on NOpotat, nadoem er vpez
ni9e @o6en iuriitii6e Bidder scleien
Bate. @r muB oemna6 Elm re6tswinenz
i6aftli6es 6auptgenie ietn. @ud Elm gros
Der Sarmer lit er. SINS ieBige 6aus, oas
erite in pelheS er aepGhlt tuurOe. fam er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

9ouie" Der Sal iein pirb ? Ooer oh ii6
Die @oulb's babel troB Dee aitiitiiden gels
ratbs Der Srau @oitb 81 Gleln NADER
~iDeroen, tpie Qpouo l6lieBli6 benz WtIbaS
Gielsobren anieBte = per mag es fpti1en ?
lleber oas 0tepertotre Des @oulo'i6eH
Spcrnbauies tit nod ni6tS betannt. Wtit
b0ier Qnlpielung auf ben alien Blutlauger
tpirb uber% bebauptet, baB Die Satlort untsr
benz neuen Oireftortum nit Der Sper
DSampDr" eingeleitet tperoen lou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

Diel &~oblenitationen unb StitBpunfte pie
moQIih imStilenOc ocean 3u lidern. eSSeoenz
falls BADEN mir feinc llrlahe, ourdj Nufz
gabe bon Stationen, Die ii6 tbatidhlih
l6on in unierem 8eitBe %befanben, unierm
gtebcnbubLer nod in Die 0anoe gu arbeiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

0ieies S6reiben uno Der 8erlauf Der
Nngelegenbeit miro pobl geniigen, UNI
@roper @leDelano in ben Nugen aler pers
nllnftigen Wfeni6en BON benz 8orDurf, er
babe IS ge9en bas Bolt nit Den Corpora
tlouen gebalten, 3u retnigen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
SPORTING SPLlNTERS.

Ed Noble well known in this city, and Frank
Freeman a Minnesota pugilist have signed for
a twenty-round glove contest to take place be-
fore the Occidental Athletic club, OF Pocatello.
Idaho. on harch 26, for purse of $500. Tom
Theo. the manager of the club, has written to
colonel Kehey, OF this city, for set OF SIX
ounce gloves, and also requests that gentleman
10 CONS up and referee the contest. The win
ner of the Noble Freemen CONTEXT will chal-
lenge Jim Williams for go. He will get It and
go out.
TIE hersemen are getting ready for the
spring meeting.
Major Levey appears to have met with much
success in his coursing tournaments at the
Crescent city. The New Orleans Delta of March
contains this notice of race: "A large crowd
went 10 West End yesterday to witness grey
hound race. which passed of very pleasantly
acd created great deal of enthusiasm. The
dogs were all in the very best OF condition and
notwithstanding the crowd ran remarkably
we'll. In the 100 yard race, OF which there were
four, George B McClennon won. Time-.O6.
In the 70 yard races, of which there were like
number, Baron Walden won the first race
Colonel R. S. Macdonald, president of the St.
Louis ceursing club, acted as timer and pro-
nounced McClennon remarkable dog. Major
Levey's dogs will go to ST. Louis to compete
there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13

OF the Mohawk Consolidated Mining and
Milling company were filed yesterday with
County Clerk Allen.
The incorperators are John A. Van Pelt,
800, 600 shares; K. Campbell, 10000 shares;
j. :. Sharp, 10000 shares James A. Chute,
1900 shares; Jermain Post, 1867 shares;
John Gushing, 1861 shares, and E. o. Lee,
$50 shares, all of Salt Lake city. Treas
ury stock, $4,000 shares. The gen.
eral Offices Of the company shall
be at Salt Lake. The capital
stock of the company is 100000, divided
into 5GO.OO9 shares Of the par value of 81
each. John A. Van Pelt is president; T.
X. Campbell, vice-president; James A.
Chute, treasurer; Z. O. Lee, secretary, and
the other incorY orators are directors.
The property of the company consists Of
the real estate, with appurtenances, stu
sted in the West Mountain mining district,
in the county of Salt Lake, and comprises
the Extension, Amsterdam, Albany, Gar
field, Morning Star and Mohawk lodeE,
also the fractions OF ground that covers the
Extension lode by the Savage and Noun
tain Mail patents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
A MnYaE IS MiePAKM

Mothers frequently make nistake In
negIectiug the cough Of chiid. A Fort
Wayne, Ind, lady writes sly little daugh-
tor years old had q severe cough but as il
was nothing unusual Thought nothing OF
1t, and allowed it te run on fox or weeks,
when it became 80 obst nate shs began
losing flesh. l called in physician who
treated her three weeks without benefit.
A ReighboT insisted upeR my trying Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup; 1t relieved her
from the hrst dose and she began gaining
fiesh rapidly. When we had used TIVE bot
ties her cough had entirely disappeared.
| would not DO without it. 1t does NOS con-
stipate ny children. Billiards. Horenound
Syrup is free from Opiates. It's the most
soothing Throat and Lung medicine in ths
world. Price soc. and sl.o0. Sold By q. O.
nj. L drug department.. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN NJ. SCOTT accompanied
by Miss Jessie Anderson, left last night for San
Francisco, where they Will remain several
weeks on pleasure bent.
MRS. BURROWS and Mrs. Dewey are home
again from their recent trip east.
MADAME LAMB has returned from "a five
weeks visit to Washington, New York and
other eastern cities.
HAVE your watch repaired by ]. H. Leyson
company, 12s Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
BUSINESS IMPROVES
Conditions Showing an Improved
Tendency.
ANOTHER GAS STRIKE EXPECTED
Well No. 4 is Uniting OmInous Sound
and Air-A New Company
Business Briefs.

The easing up of the money stringency,
the booming advance of the bank clear
ings, the signing OF the natural gas agree
ment, and the new bond bill passed by the
legislature, have all been features designed
to make the past week a very eventful one
in trade circles. The near approach of an
important conference, which will bring
thousands of visitors to pass at least 8
week in the city, is another event which is
hailed with satisfaction by business
houses.
Superintendent Weber, of 2. c. M. l.,
contributes still another need 20 the gen.
eral feeling of hopefuIness which per-
mea ties the community. The business Of
TINS mammoth Institution Is an accu-
rate barometer Of the condition. of trade
throughout the territory, ard when it re-
ports an increase or decrease in the volume
of business it may be set down as certain
that the business of the whole community
will show the same rise or fall Mr.
Weber informed HERALD representativ
during the past week nat the footings of
February business showed a gratifying in
crease over February 1891, and that up to
this time the gain over March of last year
would be heavier still. This is news thss
the whole public will feel a pleasure in
reading.
The statements OF the national banks
printed in The HERALD during the past
weeK shows a decided increase in the
amount of deposits over the statements
! published in December.
| MIR. Bache, who handles considerable
eastern money, says there is more foreign
money seeking investment here than for
| some time past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
The House then adjourned sine die.
SHE SKIPPED WITH THE CASH.
Wife Prevents Her Husband from squander-
ing His Money.


Two months ago Joseph Brown and his wife
were living happily together in Sindey. Aus
tralia. They had been married six years, and
had one child, boy four years old Finally
Brown became interested in Salt Lake, and
after getting all the Information he could con-
corning this city, came to the conclusion that
Salt Lake was most desirable place to live in,
which indie stes that he has d very level head.
He finally dscTded to sell his home there, and
two months ago, with his wife and child and
about s.. coo In cash, sailed for America in the
MarIposa. After looking around on the coast,
they took the train for Salt Lake, and arrived
here but iew days ago. Mr.. Brow & favor
able impressions concerning Salt Lake were
confrynel as soon as he had looked the town
over and he commenced looking about foT an
investment for his money, which he had de-
posted in g tank subject to his wife's order
On Thursday and Friday he was engaged in
hovsriEg over the field. aud perhaps drank
little too freely. This displeased his wife who
apparently fearing that he would fail into the
HANKS of sharks and be heeceA went TO the
bank at 1 O'Clock Friday aftern on, drew the
money her hessand mad deposited there
amounting to 81 300 and then taking her child,
departed froal ne rooms they were occupying
on First South street.
Mr.. Brown was dismayed on Friday night
when he found that his wife had gone and taken
ali his money vi her, but after thinking the
matter over calmly yesterday, he came TO the
conclusion that she had done it for fear that he
might squander the cash, and he didn't blame
her much
Mr. Brown stated to a HERALD reporter last
night that the article which appeared in the
Times last night suggesting that his wife had
fed with a paramour, did her q great injustice.
He is satisfied that ne will hear from her soon,
and that all will be well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13
Gas Well No. 4.

Since the close of the deal by which the
control of the stock of the Natural Gas
company was transferred to Mr.. Doxie and
associates, public interest has been focused
on well No. 4. A tow Of gas IS ex pecUed to
be STRUCK at any hour, but up to the time
work had been suspended last night mono
had been. For days the well has been
murmuring, emitting such quantities of air
as to make the drillers certain that the OBJ
ject for which Their had been working was
not far away. In drilling the we'll and Gri7-
ing the pipe it is necessary that the hole
shall be kept partial y full OF water. For
several hours this water has been kept in a
continual bubble by the escaping air.
The experience which the drillers have
ha0 In tapping gas in the other wells has
been valuable TO them and has made them
cautious; for if the reservoir is opened be-
lore everything is secure it is task OF
some difficulty to control the yell after
wards. To guard against any such occur
renee, short lengths OF pipe were sent out
to Lake Shore yesterday. These are only
six feet long and each has the valve at
tached in the expectation that every length
will strike the reservoir.
No one has the remotest doubt but what
this well will, in It's results, meet every ex-
pectation, or that 1t will nave less pres.
sure than those which have previously
been opened.
When the well is finished the company
intends arranging for another excursion,
when an illumination will be given which
will excel in it's brilliance and interest any
which the pubic bas previously enjoyed.
The lighting of these wells the next tine
is becoming 10 be regarded as a significant
event; it Will near renewed prosperity in
business and wlI be pledge to everybody
that Salt Lake is to have natural gas, the
cheapest heating and lighting material in
the world, for it's factories and homes.
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Briefs.

Provo goods continue to be appreciated
in the east. Mr.. Cutler informs us that the
great house of Marshall Field 81 Co., Chi
csgo, recently sent an order for 900 pieces
of Provo WOODEN goods.
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John Axton and wife to John 7. AXton,
part OF lot 5, bl ok 1O5, plat D----------3
john W. Fighter 10 Lucia Q. CranG3l,
property in South Lawn addition 100
John w. Fighter TO Lydia j. SlaWter,
property in South Lawn addition 500
John w. kighter to James M. Walker,
property IN South Lawn addition 500
Edwin W. Senior and wife to Joseph
F. Kresser, property in Garden City
survey 2O0
Leonera Berg ct al. to Lars Larson, part
OF lot 2 block 8, plat B------------------ 500
Eli abeth Q. Picknell to Martha Ann
Coombs lets and 4, block /, plat e. l
William Nelson ct al. to Andrew John
SON property in Nelson Early'S SUBJ
division OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ------------- 80
Thomas Fellows ct uX to Robert Sher-
wood, property in Sherwood Forest ad-
QltLOn sOV
Jonn A. Van Pelt to Mowbawk Consoldt-
dated Mining and Milling company,
interest in the Extension de et al 50O,OOO
John link and wife to samuel Q. Maxim
macy. property in Highland Park addi-
uon--------- $1,000 NV
Daniel S, Davidson to Mary Morrow,
part OF section Is, township /, south
Rage -----------
Mary Morrew to W lillian Morrow, part
of section 28, township l, south range
l WeSt-------------------- IUU
Jane Ferguson to Mary Ferguson, part
of lot B. clock 81, plat A-.-------------- 800
1Ab BLOCK s., plat 2,s9s
Total sos 976
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ST.. Patriek,s saw in the Evening.

The following excellent programme will be
rendered under the auspices of st. Marys 7.
A. society at the Grand Army nall, on Thurs
day evening, commencing at 7;3O sharp:
j. j. Harvey Pres. ST. Mary's t. A. society
Overture The Rage in Ireland, }"
Held'S Band.
'.Erin's Flag Francis McConnon
Ouartette-----..-
Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming"
Messrs. Held, Clark Brewer and Simmons.
Lecture --'Ihe Peoples Friend, :"
Rev. n. F. Seaman.
Our Own Little Isle, "------.----------------
8 All HalIow's College Band
Selected -Y.l G. ID. Choir
Overture "Erin's Hope"
All HaIlow's College Band.
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snIt Lake Clearing House.

Yesterdays clearings, s255, 1898; same day
last year, S1S5,619. Weeks clearings, laas
year, 81, 629, $50. Months clearings, 81, H.
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Ore and Bullion.
Yes,erdar,s RsaI EstaEa Trnnsfars.

Mccormick & Co. recsiVed: Hanaus
bullion, 81, 100; silver and lead ere.
SIC, 800.