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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
OGDEN.
FIENDISH EVANS.
Held to Await the Action of the
Grand Jury.
Case in Court-The weriz Hearing-An
the News OF the Junction CITY
Forged Draft.

Yesterday the First National bank re-
ceived forged check TO the amount of
$50. The draft was made out on q neatly
printed blank and was presented at the
First National bank at East Portland, and
was accepted and paid by the Anglo
American bank of San Francisco, cores
pondents OF the First National bank of
Ogden in that city. The draft was made
payable to H. A. Lindlay and the signature
nowhere resembles that of Cashier
Puyree. The Anglo California bank is
responsible for the payment of the paper.
The preliminary hearing of d. Q. Evans,
who is charged with the brutal assault
upon the ten year old child, Maud Lansing,
was called up before Commissioner
Hulanisgi al o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Judge MacMillen appeared for the prose
cution and Attorney J. l.. Loar for the
defense. and the defendant through his
attorney waived examination. The child
still being belfast from the effects of the
tiendish outrage and unable TO make an q p
pearance as witness in the case, her testi-
mony was taken before the commissioner
by shorthand reporter at her home.
Evans was held to await the action of
the grand jury in bonds OF 50, 800, which he
was unable to procure, and was taken to
the penitentlary last evening.
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Miss Nellie Funge. daughter Of w. W.
Funge is on the sick list
An order of the Elks is to be instituted
In Ogden in the near future.
Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel and daughter have
returned from brief visit to Soda Springs.
The A. O. U. w. lodges of Ogden viii 20
on an excursion to the Hot Springs to-
morrow.
Tue gas well was down to a degth of 500
feet last evening and the drills were work
ing in quick sand,
C. ]. Pettee of the Western KaigM went
on the Knights of Pythias excursion TO
Kansas city last evening.
Mr.. Allen, banker, and wife Of Ere
donia, Kansas, are in the city visiting with
the family Of b. M. Short.
Thirty-six cars of sheep aud two of
horses were shipped through Ogden to
Chicago from Juab yesterday.
About fifteen Ogdenites took advantage
OF the knights of Pythias excursion rates
to Kansas city. and left for the east last
evening.
]. ]. Dickey, one OF the head officials of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
was in the city yesterday inspecting the
Ogden Office.
The county clerk yesterday issued q
marriage license to ]. Edwin Clusters, aged
90. OF Rock Island. Ills, ana Miss Mamie
Wilson. aged %, of Ogden.
The city board Of equalization composed
of Mayor Turner enc Councillors Elliot
and Dee met yesterday aud adjusted num-
Der of complaints about excessive taxation.
All arrangements were fully completed
yesterday for tie Utah exhibit car to the
Iowa state fair, which will leave for toe
east over the Union Pacific on Tuesday
evening.
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BRIGHAM CITY BITS.
Personal aud General Matters of Interest to
All-Probably Fatal Accident.

Personal aud General Matters of Interest to
All-Probably Fatal Accident
The Box Elder Teachers institute is
meeting with great success.
Mrs. Sylvia West of Butte, Mon, left
for home Thursday.
Rinta Snow left for Salt Lake on Friday
a. A. Rosenbaum, editor of the Report.
lett for Salt Lake Friday.
Rumor has it that G. e. Snow is ne
gotiating for the purchase of the Hardware
lumber yard.
b. M. Young's new building, the Ar
media, is about completed. IL will be
rented for millinery store, lawyer and
private offices, etc.
The following mentioned young ladies
will leave home soon to attend school at
other places: Florence Snow. Lillian
Loyeland and Nettie Rosen baum.
There was a lecture by Frank J. Cannon
on What to Read and How to Read it,
Wednesday evening at the tabernacle.
Last night Prof. j. H. Paul of Logan
lectured on the subject, 1.-THE Human
Mind" at the same place.
A letter received recently by friend of
Ida Snow. who is at present in London,
Eng, states that she is enjoying her ex-
not return to Utah for a considerable time.
VIII Brigham go Democratic or Repub-
licans This question is assuming great
proportions in the minds of our local poll
ticians. VIII there be third party con-
testing at the poles! This is another query
asked by many an anxious voter A work
ingmen's party is promised us in the near
future, We will wait and see whats
what" RICHARD Roe.
BRIGHAM, Aug. 10. 1892.
The creamery is q success Over 300
pounds OF good butter are now turned out
daily, and the manager says there is al
ways ready market for the goods
Two hundred and fifty children enjoyed
themselves much in the grove Yesterday
Brigham is fast coming TO the front I;
IS now an assured fact that we are going to
have candy factory.
a rumor will have it that new bakery
is going to be starred in the near fut ure:
also that two successful business men, Mir.
James Knudson and MIR. Page. are backing
the enterprise. While there is nothing like
opposition, we doubt the business will pay.
Every business man in our city has
promised TO support our local candy fac
tory.
About o'clock last evening Mr.. w. H.
barley of Cache valley had rather sad ex-
perience. He was coming towards this
city from Ogden, and when about one mile
from here his little fve-year-old boy fell
from the high spring seat and the hind
wheel passed over him before the father
could stop the team. Tue child's condition
was critical and the doctor feared he could
not sa-e his life.
BRIGHAM, Aug. 20 1892
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young journalist OF Akron, o.. who Is max
ing journey around the world on foot,
was in Kaysviile for couple Of hours day
before yesterday. He took dinner at the
Mansell house and rested short time be-
fore proceeding on his way to Salt Lake. He
was only prevented from remaining over
and delivering s lecture on Thursday even
ing by his eagerness to get TO Salt Lake
city, where he is to give course of lee
lures.
ON PLEASURE BENT.
A party of pleasure-seekers consisting of
John r. Barnes and wife, James II. Lar
kins and wife. William Stewart, Mrs. j. &.
M. Barnes and Mrs. K. w. Barnes leave
for trip. to Soda Springs and vicinity this
morning. They will spend sufficient time
IN the invigorating climate of southern
Idaho to escape some of the blistering
weather that is now making life burden
here. We wish them every enjoyment.
SERIOUS BLAZE.
A serious and destructive confagration
occurred at William Wright's farm on the
range q few miles from here yesterday
afternoon. A fire was in some unknown
way started under threshing machine al
work there and before it could be exiting
ulshed the machine and Two stacks of grain
had been destroyed. Loss about s., 600.
TWO ACCIDENTS.
About noon today Thomas Smiths team
attached TO sheep wagon ran away on the
main road just north of town, and when
near Robert Wallis place they collided with
vehicle in. which were two ladies and q
small boy. One of the ladies, q Mrs.
Wright of Centerville, was seriously hurt.
She was taken to her nome this afternoon.
A 10-year-old son of James King of Lay
ton had his foot crushed under heavily
loaded wagon this afternoon. DR.. Ingram
attended the injured lad and put even
stitches in his foot. He was resting easily
at last accounts.
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
Williams new hall is to be opened by a
ball this evening.
Political matters throughout the county
are just now very quiet indeed.
Mrs. Dora Vessels returned yesterday
from very pleasant vacation which she
has been spending with friends in Salt
Lake city and other places.
MIR. Alfred Huntsman OF Emerson, a.,
is spending q few weeks with relatives
here. Mr.. Huntsnan Was through the
Salt Lake valley on his way to California
during the gold craze of 1850. and he is
astonished to see the greatly changed ap-
pearance of the country.
kAYsyILLE, Aug. 20, 1892. M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
W hat AIS You?

This important question is asked you
that you may at once make the inquiry of
yourself, and from that inquiry arrive at q
knowledge of your condition. These feel
ings of fullness, heaviness and depression
that you now experience point directly to
the loss of vitality. without which you can
not live This loss of vitality must be
stopped, for it is
Old sg, roming on Prem lturely. See How
Much Less Man You Have Become.
The sprlngy step, the bounding elasticity
and the eager anticipation of pleasure are
dulled ana abated, and you no longer have
the spontaneous feelings of enjoyment, but
you require urging and stimulating. Whct
his caused this delay? You have only to
look back on your own life to be able to
answer. because you viii remember the
acts of Exposure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
KAYSyiLLE KINKS.
Budget OF interesting Items from the
Thriving Town.

q Budget OF Interesting Items from the
Thriving Town.
The school census reports have not peen
received from all parts of the county yet,
but Superintendent Liuford estimates that
there are about 2, $50 school children in the
county, an increase OF about Fifty over last
year.
Kaysville has SO Of ''Utah's best CROP
according to the last census, as against 500
in 1891. .eachers
Five will be employed in the
district this year, and four of the schools
will open next Monday morning, the 22d
inst
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The trustees met on Tuesday evening to
open the bids for the school house to be
erected in the northern part of the Eighth
school district Bids were received from
but three parties-William Allen of Kays-
vile, ]. L. Snelson of Salt Lake, and s.
Jacobsen Of Bountiful. Mr.. Snelson's BID
of $l.415 was the lowest, and he was
awarded the contract.
1t is expected that the building will be
completed and ready for school to open
early in October. This will be welcome
news to residents in that part of the die
trict, who have been so long deprived OF
proper educational facilities.
A FAMOUS PEDESTRIAN.
Mr.. John A. Botzum. the renowned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
To the Affect d.

To all those who are afflicted with any
disease or deformity, and to parents or
guardians of deformed or diseased children,
we would say:
However skeptic you CT your friends aud
fanli physician may be on the merits OF
the Metropolitan Dispensary treatment, or
the contents of this article, the facts remain
that they are trus. can and will be verified
upon application. We challenge I'm biased
investigation.
We hold no secrets in our practice, have
no uncommon power claim no innate mt
ness. We have simply concentrated into
one common concern all the best modern
and most approved mechanical and thera-
peutical agents, scientists in their re-
searches have discovered for the cure Or
relief of the afflicted. We use them in a
common sense manner. and are always as
proud as the patient of their beneficial re-
suits.
That you owe it to yourselves and your
children, if they be defOrmed or diseased,
and thata society holds you alone RESPONSE
Bile to do all in your power, to gain relief, if
not cure, Is an ungarnished fact. IT is
your duty to visit the Metropolitan Dis
pensary and investigate for yourself it's
advantages. Then, after hearing the tes
timony OF our patients and ourselves, II
we find we have misrepresented our ad
vantages and success, we will gladly re-
fund you your expenses in coming. On
the other hand, if you fail to accept this
offer, then you are to blame for the pitiable
condition of your patient wife and suffer
ing children. Therefore, dear reader, let
US, without provoking enmity, urge you to
prompt action. Bear in mind, "Life is
snort" aud representation is the thief of
time" Act at once. delay may be fatal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
Realty Transfers.

Mcintosh, part OF block IL, plat Co.'S 1.e5C
NJ Richardson TO c. J. Burke, part of The
northwest quarter OF section Il, Town.
ship & north. range west. -------------- SOC
Lizzie Holmes TO Florence NJ. Burke, lots
at \ orth Ogden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
George Gale to William +. Garner, part
of northeast quarter Of section 4. town.
ship north, range l west------..-. 45l
addition. ...---------------- loco
Nary III. Malone to Thomas Herrlnger.
part of northeast quarter OF section 81,
township north, range west----- 1900
5. C. stephens TO Mary +. Stephens, lot
81, block 10, South Ogden survey, and
other lands. 5000
Total s106l0
Transfers for the week 1896, { is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
THINGS A GIRL SHOULD LEARN.
They Are Necessary if She Wishes to appear
Well il Public.

fhey Are Necessary II She Wishes to Appear
Well III Public.
She should learn to seat herself without
touching The chair and also to rise from a
chair without using her hands.
She should learn to handle goblet by its
stem, and not By its bowl.
She should learn how to make pretty
bow.
She should learn-as she learned her al
phabet- that gentleman should always be
presented to lady, never q lady to gen
tleman.
She should learn that it is bad form to
congratulate a bride at wedding. One
congratulates the bridegroom and wishes
the bride happiness.
She should learn that it is the worst of
bad taste to appear thoughtful or absent
minded in company
She should learn, at table, to dip her soup
from her; to use her FORK only in the fish
course; to lay knife and fork aside when
she passes her plate, to eat out of the side
of her spoon and to fold her napkin neatly,
if she is in a private house.
She should learn, when she goes driving,
to sit upon a mans right, unless he is
handling the ribbons.
And, lastly, she should learn that in VIC
lating matters of etiquette it is just the
same as in other misdemeanors. The same
rule holds, Ignorance of the law is no ex-
cuse';
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
What Class of People Visit and Write to the
MetrOpOi tan Disp,nsary?

The above question is doubtless occur
ring to the mind of the reader, as he pc
ruses this article. But moments careful
thought, or a single visit. will set the aver
age mind at rest on this subject. 1t is no
charity concern, and has none of the
appointments of one. 1t is a scientific
concern, with thoughtful aud sincere mar
ayers, and its patrons are of the same
character. They are from all portions of
the country and are the intelligent, think
ing and self-willed clnsses; people l0ho dare
to think aud act Themselves. Having failed
10 gain relief from their home physician
they have done as they pleased and en-
ployed other skill. They are people who
are ready 20 see for themselves; to cast off
prejudices to Investigate. And while
there is life they hope to enjoy it. if pos
sible, and get relief from their sufferings,
if not cure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
ADVRR.TISING

enlightened people to acquaint each other
AMI the world with their avocations and
wants 1t is admitted by all intelligent
persons as necessary for the advancement
of knowledge. civilization, religion and
business.
The Metropoliton Dispensary has no
apology to offer for informing the world
through this paper, or otherwise, of the
means of relief it affords to the thousands
of sufferers who need help.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
The Mertz Hearing.

The hearing of A. w. Wertz, charged
with robbery, came off before Judge
Bishop at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Judge MacMilien. county attorney, ap
peared for the prosecution, and David
Evans appeared for the defense
A number of witnesses were examined
and 10 new conditions in the case were
brought out other than have already been
published. In order to give the attorneys
an opportunity TO consult the statutes on
certain points the case was continued until
Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock
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WRITE.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
SALT LAKE CITY.

The very fattering way in which the
residents of Salt Lake City and of Utah
generally. have shown their appreciation
of the skill, honesty and facilities of the
staff Of physicians and surgeons compos-
ing the Metropolitan Dispcnsary, lave in
duced the management to locate perma-
nently in Salt Lake City. All communica-
lions should be addressed to
METROPOLITAN DISPENSARY,
WHITE HOUSE,.
salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
SPOTS am "rHE AuN ;,

The dwarf is often very clever, probably
because he always has great head.
Nothing is more apt to make woman
lose her way than getting married.
The woman who tells she is sorry she
never married means she is sorry she never
got the chance
The man of few words is generally the
foreigner who is picking up the language.
If you get spot on your clothes it is sure
to be where every body can see it; while if
you buy an article with spot on it you al
ways find it is where you can't see it until
after you've brought it home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
Suit Against the Driving Park.

Suit was brought yesterday againgt the
junction City Driving Park association by
S. b. Shepherd, a well-known contractor
ana builder of this city. for work and ma
terial, in the sum of 1888, and costs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
A Probate Oder.

In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship Of Sarah Mcclure ct al, the matter
was taken under advisement. The ac-
count of the guardian shows q balance Of
S15, 042 Ga loaned out on real estate security.
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S =. SO A MONTH
FOR n YEAR.

Now quit reading something you'll be
do For what going the Welfare Of Your Child
Your DUN Comfort Improvement and the Happiness Of Home
Have dreaded the influence children the sensational
fiction of day? you antidote that evil
hafou, for something good
something interesting trashy something that shall be
hand spend minutes
We collection that kind of literature
family reliable and
which with confidence
We prepared to ELL that want for you,
Not keep you suspense propose TO furnish you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
DISEASE,
OYER EXCITEMENT.

Long continued, that have weakened and
strained you until now you are beginning
to reap the harvest of your early sowing.
You think because you are not down on
your back you are all right andhave only to
stop In your career, but
Yen Won't sop.
The excitement il ihrel
You are Urged on by an i rss's able i'm
pulse!
The rhys cal Incaplcityl
Still continue and you endeavor to prevent
them by means that are leading you into
state of uneasiness, irritablity, feelings of
distrust, which you think is The result of
Indigestion, Irregular Bouels, slight Cold,
ETC., etc. but wnat is really of much more
serious matter, leading directly up to
Fattl Complsiat,:
Paralysis, Hedkness, Insauity, The E-orst
Forms Of Pulmonary tonsumpti ~. Bright's
Disease, FroStdtorfI@a, Diabetes, etc.
Do not hope you can get well without
proper aid, for you cannot, ana the Metro
politan Dispensary treatment is the surest
and only radical cure for the diseases and
weaknesses of manhood
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TIE DRsEkET SAYINGS BAKR.

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Transfers FOR the week. ..--
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-20

The funeral of the Third party Of Gcor
gia was held in that State on the 1l.h inst.
Seventy thousand democrats attended The
funeral and with grand Old democratic
honoY put it away dccently. Peace he !"
its ashes. When Tom Watson heard of
IL lie cried like a Child. He vas thc
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oiS'rict' and it is expected that there will
'o n' ieas' i've thousand democrats at rt.
May this be warning to others who as
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WATSON.
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