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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Of the house tas well NJ the 'front.' the main
roof extends down 30 ~ 10 form the roof u
the pantry and porchcs In the rear. IN win
ter time those porchc, eau b. inrlo-ed with
sash TO render the building warm and com
Portable " Ia an exposed situation
The second story contains two large
chumhcr- with suitable closets aud good
servants room over the Kitchen. There
Rrc also two large and cheerful rooms Ia
the attic. lfda-ircd one Of these could be
used ~ u servants room, and the small
room In the second story could he turned
into n bathroom. There il also ample
room In the attic TO secure n storyro0m
The roofs aud gables Of the house are
shinglcd and the lower story Is clHpbnlrii
ed, The long slopu uf the trout is preitily
broken by large durmrr window, which
lights the front chamber Of the second
story aud gives u picturesque effect Ia the
exterior The ucwol~ rails and halustcrs
OF stairs are OF white nsli, and all the othu
inside woodwork is NJ yellow pine, allied
with coat NJ woodlllor and vanished,
two coats, all rubbed smooth. The doors
arr OF white piuc, finished with two coats
OF white varnish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Statistics show that there Is an in
crease of sheep In all the northern states
The average production OF wheat Tor
1891, ~ reported TO the department Mt
Washington. was 10 10 bushels per acre,
These statistics are furnished by the
agricultural department ut Washington
rs representing the aggregate production
OF cereals Tor 1891 Corn, 2,OGO,l5i,OoO
bushels: value, $3.50. 1870. e2s. Wheat,
Oh, 10000 bushels. value, Sil3i12,ill.
Oats, 1864 1000 bushels; value, $685.
Jla,26l.
Al tho late annual meeting Of tho
American Forestry association these
officers were elected President, William
Alyord, sau Francisco; treasurer, Henry
NJ. Fisher, Philadelphia; recording Sec
rotary, Dr. Eggleston, Washington; cor
responding secretary. Edward Bowers,
Washington; vice presidents from tho
several states were reelected, with few
changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

We must bear in mind that man
retains in his anatomy not few
remnants and vcstigrs OF organs
which, no longer sclyicchhlo or IT,
quired by humanity, yet played and
still play in lower life many mpor
tant parts. The pincal gland Of om
brain is such a structure Dcscartc-
allotatcd the soul TO this gland Now
we know 1t is simply u yestlge OF a
median eye, which once upon time,
in our far back ancestry, existed On
the top Of the head aud which, for
that matter Of IL, still exists rs an
eye in some fishes and in certain liz
ards. Illustrated London News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Personal.

Mrs. Mlnor,wlfe OF Judge Miner, Of og-
aen, Is registered at the Cullen.
Cass Hlto, who was recently on trial for
murder, 1T Provo, Is stopping tho Com
uhental again,
Mr., and Mrs, %. j. salisbury left for
california last night on u pleasure "trip.
y ID, A. S. Condor, Of ogden, is in tho
S,.iy ON business. lIe l. stopping at tho
walker House.
Oharles j. Perkins, a prominent attor-
hey OF san Bernardino, California, is on
~ofei visit to this city.
=. j. Lake and bride, Of Denver, arc
hol"nrning ut the knutsford.
Arthur Crandall, Of Chicago. il regis
Tered at tho Walker House.
CITY Attorney Hall Left for California
Mrs, Jennie Walker, OF Cheyenne, il at
We knutsiord.
. John !. Mcllllrain, western agent Of the
Shdebnker Bros. Manufacturing Com.
pany At south Bend, is In the city on
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The importance Of truck farming in
the United States is made manifest by
the statistics furnished In n bulletin
issued by the census Office From THIS
we learn that there are upward Of $780,
600, 900 invested TN this growing industry
nnd that the annual product reaches a
value Of over Sl15,OOOOJO Truck farm.
ing. according to the authority quoted,
occupies 59i,ii acres Of land and cm'
ploys 2l6,;Gj mon. 0,2ii women aud
ASA children, aided by 1850 horscs
aud mules and SsyIl ,2O6 worth Of Inn
plemcuts. Cabbage. which covers the
largest acreage Of truck, occupies n ,oN
acres. Celery Is named rs the most cN-
pensive kind Of truck for the farmer, aud
at tho same time the most profitable
The most important locality for truck
farming includes the states OF Pennsyl'
yania, Now Jersey and New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
ALLsroNs ADVICE.



sucecssfai Ara student.
Among some hitherto unpublished
ruminiscenccsof Washington Allstou.
the painter. In Scribners. occurs the
following advice to students
a painter may be- blc-t with every
gift Of nature. but unless he has ac
quirtd the art OF design lac can never
express himself II you would not b,
tDnneutod by a consciousness Of hay
ing noble ind beautiful conceptions
to which you cannot give birth, you
must give much OF Your Time to
drawing For this purpose should
recommend course Uf study some
what different from what IL gcner
ally pursued. | would devote my at
tvnt.Ju principally 90 outline ltr
perhaps well enough 10 learn how to
make "a finished drawing. but when
you have once done that your time
had better bc spent in making draw.
ing of the figure IN highly studied
outline only.
My own practice L. 10 make q fin
ished outline alwnyu before touching
the brush 10 canvas draw tho out
limo of such figures ~ | intend o.
drupe. making ont the figure "a nicely
as IL II were to ho painted naked !
talto a large. rough picco Of common
chalk, which makes broad mark,
and then with my finger or bit OF
bread | can rub ont portion ana
thus get Il little more or little lrs.
much better than by using q fine
point When / have arranged the
contour Of my figure OF head trace
the final outline with umbrr | woul
recommend your studying your out
line az highly Ne II 1t were not to M
disturbed. but when you paint ust
your brush rs freely rs II you had ne
outline to go by.
This - the only way 10 avoid IN,
hardness ~ effect which isupt tonii.,
from n close study Of the outline
frequently paint my tiurc. over Oh.
outline and let my background cn
cfoach upon tho contour OF the ligm,
again several times In the course %
the painting
Tho process OF shading with challc
or pencils is, more strictly speaking
painting, but it X painting with tn
very worst OF materials. | know o
no better exercise In drawing thai
the study Of FlaNmln's "lllGstr
TONS" aud I would make It rule {,
copy two or uirce figures from then
every day. This Of course | recon
mcnd rs an iuitintory study. ATTIC
you have acquired q readiness OF giy
ing the air and spirit Of tho figure
preserving the proportions, You wi
then have recourse To nature and til
antique with great advantage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Gypsum Is uut fertilizer in the or.
diunry scnso Of the word, but It does
perform valuable service by FREEING
by Standardization the potash salts "
the soil. Hence It has long hrcn e.
tecmcd ~ valuable applicauon 10
clover. which requires, large amount
Of potash Since the introduction and
general use Of acid phosphate, however,
gypsum has declined IN public ostima-
ton This Is solely because acid pho,.
plate "a prepared by dissolviug Charles.
ton rock, or raw bone, contains ouc-hmlf
Is weight Va gypsum Gypsum Is sown
over the young clover in spring Us soon
as the first leaves are well grown. Three
or four bushels per acre Is tho amount
usually applied 10 clover. Some farmers
have found 1t profitable TO apply gypsum
Ia young corn when the plants are u
fow inches high, dropping tcaspoonful
directly on each plant, probably before
the dow Is oH.-Southern Cultirulor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The best bay rum is manufactured
from an essential oil distilled from
Tie leaves OF the West Indian myrtle
tree. An inferior quality Is made
from the leaves of the English bay
OF laurel. The West Indian plant
will not grow m hi. climate, and can
only lbs seem in hothuuscs, but its
fragrance Ii very remarkable, and it
Is sud that the tree can bc detected
III forest at u distance of hundreds
OF ioot 10y the perfume OF it, leaves.
Interview H. -, Louis Globe Dem
pp.tt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

After twenty years experience In ham
ding bees, lot me say to the heginnprnot
to attempt it without smoker in good
trim. 90 ia front Of tho hive and blow
In the entrance three or four strong puifs
Of smoke, thon rap with the knucklcs or
small stick half dozen times, then
two or three moro pufis Of smoke IN tho
entrance. aftor which remove tho cover
OF the super or hive, and raise the corner
OF the quilt and puff smoke In from tho
top, gradually drawing bnck the quilt or
cloth. and cover the sections or frames
with smoke. Remember that the reason
some Of the bees arc cross aud will sting
Is that thoy have had no smoke. 30
sure that every bee In the hive has been
smoked and you can handle them rs you
please, writes Pennsylvania corresponds
ent In The American Boo journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

It is an old.fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod.
liver oil with It's hsh-fat taste
lost-nothing is lost but the
taste.
This is more than a mat.
ter OF comfort. Agreeable
taste is always a help to di-
gestion A sickening taste
is always a hindrance.
There is only harm in taking
cod-liver oil unless you digest
it. Avoid the taste.
.sear1 e n5uSs. Chsmi,n. iiis,aih ,ih Avenue.
ksw Ytfs.
Youf diufetu keen, S atts F,nulsia, u cod liver
sl-a dfussau ssefyshstg Dc. H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

A little boy In the North Side pub
lie school handed in 20 the teacher
his following composition on "Om
Brluth'
our breath is made Of air. II II
were not FOR our breath we would
die The breath keeps going through
our liver, our lights and our lungs
Boys shut up in q room all day should
not breathe, they should wait until
they get ont door,. Air IN u room
has carbonocidc in 1t and carbono
eide is poisoner than mad dogs Once
some men was shut up In black
hole Ia India, "a carbonocide got into
that there hole and aforc morning
nearly every one Of them was dead.
Girls wear corects which squeeze
their diagrams too much. Girls can
not run and holler like boys cause
their diagrams are squeezed, If |
was a girl would just run and hollct
so my diagram would grow. That,
all on breath, Minneapolis Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

In Singapore the bridegroom must
secure h.s bride in u race, and this
custom Of bride chasing IS quito com,
mon throughout southern and eastern
Asia. In Singapore a circular course
is marked out, half of which is tray.
crsed by the maiden ere the worl
IL given for tho would be posscssor
to go in pursuit, in the hope Of over
taking her before she has thrice com.
passed the circle that achieved she
has no choice but TO take tho victor
for her lord
The water chases in canoes, an.
other marriage ceremonial Of Singa
pore, is very similar 10 the foot race
aud both arc usually Of short dura
ton, for the fair quarry is only too
willing to be caught, London stand
ard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The hall b. feet wide with an easy
aigbt of .inlrs 10 the second story The
platform or huding form. thc ceiling q
Inc ,,.tibnie The effect OF tbis low cell
ing give. the appearance " Increased 20
u.rn.i1n- u the yestibule, which msy be-
used ~. u small sttlng room 10y dmpIug
ia, openlng bttwceu this room and the boil
a very pretty effect T. obtained.
mi. house has no cellar nnd the space
under the mtin stairs, which f. usually
occuplcd by the cellar Stain, Is utiii1cl ~
u coat closet
This IL what Is styled u one chimney
house with the main rooms grouped Hhuut
II In such manner that each may easily
I've connected by stoytplpr with The
chimney %. may he desltpd The plrlH
and dining room are connected by m open
inc prepared 70 thlt folding doors mas te
used Il dc.ir,si or the uIsu.ug mn, BE-
closed by heavy portcp- supported 10y
rings upon q hras, cUrtliu pole. To-
method &. to be preferred ~ it Is motr
decorative And convenient
The connection Of the Kitchen with din.
ing room is through the large pantry,
which H. fitted up with shclvc. refrigerator,
tahlos and drawer Tor cutlery, aud hin,
for nour and meal complete la the roaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The chief element In the compost,
ton OF tear is water but with
water is associated minute proper
tions OF salt, soda, phosphate OF lime,
phosphate Of soda and mucus, and
when seen under the microscope a
tear after evaporation looks like u
very small fish bone owing tn the
salines forming themselves into
heightened cross lines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Pretty Girl--Do you think il would bo
immodest for u woman to propose dur
ing loap Year,
Old Bachelor (fcrycntly)-No, indeed;
no, indeed. | think 1t would be eminent
~ sensible
Pretty Grl That's just what told
old Mrs. Sourlacc, who admirea you 30
much; but she said you'd be shocked.
IN run aud tell her. - New York
WGnkR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
A SIX ROOM COTTAGE.

"a ., Compiste In Every Dctnii aud Can
ne nuir fot $500.
Copyright. isl BY American fres' Aasoeia-
tiin.l
Hem is , very pretty design Of a six
room house. economical aud convenient 10
arrangement and cosy In appearance 1t
is In the old Colonial style Of architecture.
IT, arranging this plan II was n'ee-sAr, to
Obtain the rouhrcd amounted room and
convenience ~ stipulated cost The eS.
terror necessarily was designed very plain
aud .hupie Ia details The front faces the
south. and there Is w eastern and northern
view from the dining room an eastern aud
southern view from the pnrlor anu anorth-
ern and western view from The Kitchen
The front ycrnnda extends acro-- the front
Of the entire building, : ieet In width
about tue proper width to permit a
group VI people TO -lt IN comfort,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

It "a said that syndicate Of Swiss and
English capitalists has been formed to
utilize part Of the falls OF tho Rhine
AT LauHcnburg for the generation Of
electric energy The water will DO led
to turbine wheels and 1000 horse power
will be- developed. New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Tho owl is unable tomoyc the eyehall
which Is immovably fixed IN the socret
by u strong, elastic, cartilaginous cas-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
ELECTION RETURNS


are the returns Of the election
BeI," tossn yesterday. They show
held =. ,'y Ior tho Republicans !" four
1le ,,,, s,s wards. james Quayle'
cut o. , ~, nominee for Mayor de-
N'p'y 1nsn T. Caiue, Jr, Democrat
i''', for the ZANE office
rir.i Precinct
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-12-21
ID A KO T A

Dod at kolgas.,, DR., G. Barge
Sioux Falls, 8. Da., blef harom dagen
funnen d6d sin sang. En- unders0k-
ming gaf vid handen att han aflidit af
kolgas. En- tilnmerhandlare vid namn
G. T. Hage och hans hushallerska, hvil-
ka afven bodde huset, ;iro sd hardt an
gripna, att de svarligen kunna lefva.
Ramlad bank. Black Hills Natio-
nalbank S. Dakota har nGdgats install
la sina betalningar. Banken har var:t
/ f6rlagenhet pa sista tiden, men da ak
tieegarne bro sakra, hoppas man att in
sattarne lngenting komma att f6rlora.
Rorelsekapitalet Dir $125,0O0 och depo-
sta enligt senaste rapporten $780,
Stadens affarsm;n komma icke vidare
att ber6ras al bankens fall. .
En- elektor hvardera. N. Dakotas
Board Of CanrdSsers sammantradde
onsdags Bismarck for att utstalla val
certifikater AT de valda PRESIDENT
elektorerna far Harrison en-; af fusion
valsedeln valdes tva elektorer, af hvil-
ka den enc siiges villa r0sta for Cleve-
land. Skulle 81; blifva fallet, komma
Harrison, Cleveland och Weaver att fa
en- hvardera af N. Dakotas elektoralr0-
ster.
Nybyggare stromma till Fran
Miller, S. d., skrifves den Is dec. Ef-
ter ALT utseende att donna, hafva vi att
viinta oss en- betydlig inhyttning till
dol of "a,
landk6p ha egt rum, det en- och an
nan kopt linda till 25 ovartsekt toner.
En- af dessa k6pare amnar anlagga en-
dansk koloni pa en- landstracka nagra
mil 6ster ON Miller. Stor lihighet ra-
der pt platsen.
Bristen pa jernvagsvagnar fort
far annu ALA elevatorerna uro fulla;
si att manga farmare n0dgas vanda
hem igen med slit hvete. Det pastas
att bade Great Northern och Northern
Pacific banorna Bro partiska och gynna
vissa stora elevatorbolag, hvilka icke
hafva svart att fa vagnar. F6liden
hiiraf bir, att de mindre elevatorerna
n6dgas upph6ra med att k6pa hvete, de-
uS lShC hulud DeTtud rum QGrlOr. MOG
iiera jernvagsbolag har rattegang in
ledts for att tvinga dem att afven slsaf-
ia vagnar till privata personer, som
drifva spanmalshandel.
Missnoje med indiankommis-
sionen. Det ser ut som ON Turtle
Observation-Disclosures ei hand
lade 6fyerensstammelse med folketsi
N. Dalotas 5nskan, da den relsommon-
dorado till lkongressen att betala Chip
pewa-indianerna en- summa af 81, 900, 900
for TO- 600, 900 acres land Devils Lake.
distriktet. Settlarne iirO starkt emot
denna 0fverenskommelsc och hafva om-
bedt senator Hansbrough att f0rhindra
traktatens antagande, da commissioner
icke var bemyndigad att handla sd sielf-
radigt. Det betraktas ganska allmant
| N. Da. som ett sl8seri att betala in
dianerna 81 100000 for en- landstracka,
som de striingt taget icke ega.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-12-21

for att 0fverr0sta d6dsropet fran be-
sattningen! .........
Till sist na vi sveriges bygder och
dansa hvirAande ON Diver berg och
backar, stader och k0pingar.
l skogarne ljuder yxan: och sagver-
ken stycka skogens jettar. I bergens
djupa schakter arbeta slagga och borr,
brytande och sprangande malmen ur
granitens harda famntag. Masugnar-
ne 0ppna sina valdiga gap SAINT motta-
ga och smalta malmmassorna. Bonden
plojer Ell nu sina falt, men arbetar lika
ofortrutet anda pa f6rbattrandet af sina
redskap, byggandet af gardesgardar O..
S. v. [ verkstaden hamrar smeuen fiji
tigt pa slit stAd och svarfstolarne gna-
ga jernet till 0nskv;ird form. Angina
skinen~ pustar och arbetar, det ar lif
och arbete ofverallt. Flitiga handler af-
locka naturen olika former dess alster
SAINT bearbeta och f0radla dessa-till nyt-
tiga ting. '-
Afven hair titta vi under var fard in
i f6nstren SAINT fiyga lustigt kring van
draren pa Vulgar och stigar.
vi Sc, hur lattjan och hagl6sheten
rorer sig pa bonade golf, hur guldkalf-
vens dyrkare med girig blick och dar-
rande hander plockar f6rgangelsens
guild, hur goddagspilten med f0rakt
skadar ned pa kostliga riitter, med hvil-
ka armodets barn skulle kunna fnattas
vi sanka oss ned till kojorna vid vagen
eller backsluttningarne och titta in ge-
nom laga f0nster. Arbetets barn OVAL
jas derinne. Den rykande lampan f;m-
tar och kampar for lifvet sasom koians
lefvande vasen fran farfars dagar all
It'd gjort.. Det harda br0det brytes al
tacksamma hander och delas broderligt
ut at den hungrande. Pa vagen van
drar fattig man frusen och hungrig,
herregardens hundar ha drifvit honom
pa fykten, men kojan, der br0det ej
r;icker till anda, brytes en- bit deraf och
delas villigt med fattig gast, ty egen
mage bar varit tom sd mangen gang
och vet, hur det k;ins att hungra. Ii
dandets hem, dit ingen gar, pa en- kirf-
NS dl uelll uV1ldF df1nOuoCS DdF0. " III
dess sang sitter modem som gast. Hair ir
gladien okand och d0den den gast, hvil-
ken ar valkommen.
.Stormen gifver oss Ell rast eller 70,
standigt hvirfa vi ON, och blicka in an
har an der. I butikernas upplysta f6n-
ster stralar en- myckenhet af lackra sa-
ker och utanf6r hackar liten pilt tan-
derna af k6ld, frusen och hungrig.
Sa var sn0fingornas berattelse slut
Da manar klockorna till julefrid -
vidt ut Diver bygderna. Det ar minnet
af ljusets strid mot m6rkret, som de
gamle firade vid juletid. Sn0fingorna
berattade ON m6rker och k6ld. Men
mar slagtets midvinter gait ofver och
menniskan lart sig att alska nastan
en- van och en- bror, da har ;fven kloc-
koklangen pa ajuldagsmorgone fatt me-
ra sitfUer i malmen och klingar MAX
tigt:
Frid pd jorden!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-12-21
w | s co N ST N.

Hvart ha penningarne tagit va
gen? Utredningsmannen for den f0rut
omnamda Equitable lanetUreningen /
milwaukee, upplyser ON att f0reningens
| finanser ArO EFT jAmmerligt skick.
Hvart ha penningarne tagit vAgen?
ON malmfynden Trade Lake.
Till hvad som f6rut meddelats SKAF-
FAREN ON upptackten af koppar- och
silfvermalm Trade Lake-trakten kun
ma vi beriitta att E. L0fgren, bOsatt
Saltwater, Mimi, afvenledes funnit
malm i slit Trade Lake trakten be-
lagna land. Mr.. L0fgren gjorde redan
f6rliden winter den upptackten, att mi
neralier funnos bergen derstiides, och
;imnar han under innevarande winter
fortsItta arbetet. Flere andra torde
framtiden blifva grufegare.
West Superior-nyheter Hr An
ders HenriksOn, som har antagit NAM
net Andred Johnson, ingick den 13 DIS
aktenskap med fr6ken Emma Ander-
son. Han ar fran Horred, Elfsborgs
lin och hon fran Kila, Vermlands Ian.
Vigseln f0rrittades sv. ev. luth. Pill
grimskyrkan af pastor A. p. Monitor.
Kyrkan var smyckad med krukvaxter.
Bruden var smaKfullt kladd och bar
sl6ja och krans. Brudgummens syster,
fr0ken Anna johnson och Esther Mon
ten voro brudtarnor. Hr J. Burch och
William Monten voro marskalkar Fro
ken Sara Hofflund spelade tvenne pas-
sande orgelstycken. En- stor skara
winner hade infunnit sig kyrkan och
br6llopet hollis i prestgarden der omkr.
sjuttio personer deltogo. Bade brud-
nagra ar och aro medlemmar af den
svenska lutherska f6rsamlingen. Ge-
nom slit anstandiga uppf6rande hafva
de fatt manga och snalla winner. Bada
hafva bidragit med medel och ifrigt ar
betat for uppbyggandet af den kyrka
hvilken de vigdes. Presenterna de
fingo mottaga uppga / varde till mellan
tva och tire hundra dollars. Fr6ken
Anderson har haft slit hem hos pastor
Montens linda sedan de bodde st. Paul
och har varit ansedd sasom en- af famil-
jen. En- 1,drvarande. Man beraknar
att under h6stens lopp cirka l,500 ra-
dur blifvit falda Douglas county. =
Bromsaren J. Callatin blef harom da-
gen under f6rs0ket att sammankoppla
tvenne jernvagsvagnar 6fverk6rd och
d0dad.-Tvenne arbetare Ole Lind och
Peter jackson hafva f1rts in till staden
for erhallande af lakarevard. De begge
mAnnen blefvo nemligen under arbete
a jernvagen vid Rutmer pak6rde af stt
bant&g SAINT allvarsarnt skadade.