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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
.l-lasnt- - $500.
.ns STUDENT AND MAID.
a Compromise Rs to the Value Of n kiss
Taken by Stealth.

a Compromise Rs to the Value Of Kiss
Taken by Stealth.
ono Of tho Vicnncso judges was 70
Gently called upon 10 determine, in
guldens aud kroutzcrs, the value OF
kiss snatchcd by an industrious
young student of philosophy from a
pretty young needlewoman at the
early hour of o'clock in the morn
ing.
Tho youthful philosopher who re-
ioices in the significant name Of
Bicroggor, had passed an eXamina.
ton IN psychology the day before,
and had mado merry with ais friends
all the night in honor of the occa.
sion. On his return home nc o'clock
in tho morning all the poetry Of his
nature was called into play by the
enchanting npparition Of a blooming
maiden Of nineteen summers walking
toward him in the street.
Although his look and gait chal-
lenged comparison with st. An
thony, Of Egypt, his powers of resist
ing temptation were sadly defective.
He snatched ono fond kiss, and was
then taken up 10y tho prosaic police
man on duty and prosecuted by the
young lady. In court he looked ~
dcmure as nun and rs penitent ne
an anchorite, so that the judge played
the part Of counsel for the defendant,
although 1t was really II civil suit for
damages. The court first addressed
the young lady, and said:
THE defendant was jovial and cX-
cited, and no now admits no was at
fault Won't you forgive him for
having kissed you"
Plaintiff-l'm not vindictivc, but I
want ten guldens damages about one
pound.
Judgc-Ten guldens for liissl
Plaintiif-Nes. i must now leave
my lodgings on account Of the scan
dal, and ten guldens is not too much.
Judge-But the defendant is only
student, and therefore not II man
of means. Tho sum you demand
would be great loss to II person in
| Ms looANlNhs
Here the unfortunate student, who
was tho picture Of misery, put in a
word for himself. do you think /,
over, miss. You must feel that If
had been in my sober senses nothing
in the world would have ever in
duccd mo 10 kiss you. No, not il
lived for hundred yearsw
Plaintiff-Why, this is n fresh in
suit, almost ms bad us the first
Defendant (1isconccrtedl--Oh. I.
didn't mean that; indeed would
k / mean / wouldn't, that is, /.
Haven't tho audacity to kiss any
young lady. Otherwise l would will
ingly-that is, in fact
Plaintiff-Oh, OF course that is diff
fcrent. Well, I'll tako five guldens.
The judge seemed TO think five
guldens too high price TO pay for u
kiss, but the money was Mt once pa;,'
down, the case dismissed and plain
tiif and defendant smIingly left the
court chatting gayly together. Cor,
London Telegraph.
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PROVO LETTER.


- e,rtespondonce Of the NEWS
paoyo, Nov. 2.-rhe entire time
.,s,day in the First District court
!a. occupied in the argument OF
Nm wal I'm the August Nelson murder
OO1 The case will be- submitted to
Inc jury this morning.
AZ, r. q, Wilson, Of Eureka, Is In
ai,y TO receive a carload OF nofses
WV sntiy purchased by him WINE NO
"a on tue coast.
.,gements have been made by n
A ts, OF leading cltizsns OF this
h nv. s,r the stretching OF telegraph
ciy 10 tho Opera House, aud the
wiz u', AZ an instrument and operator
pao.uo ., election night for the receiv'
une'' =, election news, which Will be
,ps upon canvas by means oil a
t1agic lantern
Ian, Wilson has been confined TO
.nom for a week with sprained
anhle, but yesterday he appeareu upon
shs slteet with his crutchea.
rh. white silk aud gold fringe
,.ansr 10 be- presented by the Utah
s',ntv Democracy 10 the ladies OF
snaulsh Fork Ia on exhibition Mt Deal
- Mendonhnll's store In Springville.
n In honor Of the hospitality OF the
ladies, 20 magniiiccntly displayed
when the county convention was held
nj spanish Fork.
IL. Rawlins was here last night
and the Democrats gave the town
ruddy hue In his honor. He made a
speech at tho opera house. lie was
not feeling well In health, and did
moi therefore speak ns long as he
would otherwise have done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
THE COMING ELECTION.
The Titan Commission IssueB Iniorma.
tlOn In Relation TO H..


The Utah Commission have Issued
the following:
To the Officers OF Election and Voters
OF Utah Territory:
The Utah Commission being charged
with the duties OF registration and
elections In the Territory, after due
consideration have thought It atvisa.
bic TO make this public appeal to the
registration officers, judges Of election
and voters at the election TO he held ON
the Sth day OF November next.
This commission Is DESTROYS OF hsv-
tng, anu, 30 far ~ 1t has authorized by
law, Is determined to have fair anu
impartial election; that everything
like fraud shall 10 put down; that
every lawfully registered voter in the
Territory shalt have the privilege of
depositing his ballot freely, as he
wishes, aud without intimidation, and
that nene who are not legally register.
ed shall be permitted 20 vote, no mat.
Ter what may he the circumstances,
The commission Suggests that judgea
OF election In passing upon the ohal.
lenges at the polls shall do 80 impar.
TALLY and fairly, rejecting none who
are legally qualified, admitting none
who are not, keeping In mind that thu
presumplious OF the law ARE In favor
pl the eieetor until the contrary 1,
shown.
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IEuNI1T wAG-NJm EE
.ALr LAKE, CfTE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
OGDEN OCCURRENCES.
The Election 0aths Decision.-Pugills'
Tic aud Other Notes.

lNN"tf Ht"''""Nl
Judge Miner yesterday morning de-
cided the msndanius case OF County
Clerk Ledwldgo Va. Registrar Matson
In favor OF the plaintiff and ordered
that the defendant deliver over to and
file with the county clerk the oaths
taken by himself and his deputies dur.
Ing the recent regiitration. a etay 81
proceedings was granted until TINS
morning, whom the case VIII be sent
up 20 the supreme court for immediate
action. In making the decision the
court took the ground that the terrific
rial statute which provides that the
oaths shall he filed on the same day ~
ON the registration lists, do not inter
feIe In any manner with theEdmunds'
Tucker not under which tue Utah
commission are acting, and the filing
Of the oaths would In M wise cause
any person any serious Inconvenience.
The damage case OF Sarah Woods
and her two sons Va. the Southern
Pacific railroad company wherein
$50, 100 damages arn claimed for the
death OF her husband and father,
George Woods, which was called for
trial during the morning session was
not concluded when the court nj.
journed In the evening. Evans Il
Rogers represented the plaintiffs and
Marshall u Royle are conducting tho
defense. Woods was n bridge builder
a. the employ OF the Southern Pacific
and was killed In a freight wreck ut
Terrace on October 8, 1880. The com.
plant alleges that the wreck was
caused by a defective switch which
should have been repaired by the rail.
a l.s.N. y
allowed TO pass over It.
A young society blood, son OF one OF
the city's most prominent business
men, last night made an endeavor to
convert one OF Ogdon's first class hotels
into q house Of assignation aud when
called down by the clerk swore ven.
geance and made tho usual coward's
gun play. He was not brave enough,
however, to shoot and can thank his
lucky stars he was dealing with good
natufed gentleman, or a C0ronor's Jury
might have been called upon to hold
an inquest.
Ogden II now practically free from
contagious diseases, and the city IL IN
splendid sanitary condition. InBpec.
tor Lewis yesterday took down several
cards and thoroughly fumigatod The
houses. Water Will find Ogden
oil right from healthful standpoint.
The Standard yesterday received q
dispatch from Robert Dobbs, the
colored lightweight ohampanion,
dated San Francisco, which stated thai
the popular sport will be In Ogden on
Thursday and Will spar with Williams
ON Friday or Saturday.
Fifteen cars OF Nevada range horses
from the ranches Of John Sparks, con.
Hlgned TO the Elkhorn Land, Horse
and Cattle company at Laramie
Wyoming, went east yesterday morn
Ing over the Union Pacific.
J. Il. Pribyl, tho founder OF tn,
Corinne Callope, has leased his
paper TO Frank NJ. Jones al enterprls
Ing newspaper man from Texas, nnC
will leave for Chicago In n few days.
Young Brady's hackers have put W
the necessary coin TO secure figh
with Harry Williams anu IA soon as 4
is:coveredlby the Salt Lake parties tn,
date Of the match will be fixed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
IFrECTWE OCr. 1slh, 1899.
7'eiE' Anus aud Bpari al SAL Lake CIV
Daily. foii9g'

7'e'E' AnUs aud B,pari a. SAL Lake CIV
Daily. foH9isi'
ARRIVE
From nj Fa,lcfn points. ....,....... s.nA "a
from Duuo,rortand and San Fran.
.............,.., pioiA N
From Park city and Cache valley .... 1880 Am
Prom al Eastern polnts................. 1910 y tn
FROM Cache NallcJ and ogden ........ 7ilo y IN
'fiom Milford and intermediate
....,........... .,..io.oo IN
Irom Juab and Eureka................. C'il n 10
ZION Terminus tndTooolc tiO0p m
DEPART.
ior All eastern pohu...,........u.. eco = m
lor Ogden ami intermediate points. o:IOA IA
fos Butte, Portland San francisco
ina Cache Valley .................. ioosn m
Tor Cache Valley and Park CITY. s3lpm
ioF all kasicru points ana san Frau.
hN"''''''''s's...,, ....,s...',......, cIl m
orturckn, Juab andMfori..... 7Aoa III
For Juah and intermediate points. esp
Ior loocl0 and Terminus .............. 5iia "a
daily, sundays excepted.
i1Iains between Juab aud Milford 40 not run
sundays.
'iiS gICisFr OrrICr, GOT MAIN NJ
u. T. HURLEY. Gonl. Art fassgr Dept
Ell II. CLAIM. Pres. and Gen. Mgr
l.. DICKINSON. Asst GEM Mgr
Il. 4. l.oMAN, q. \. a r. Agent.
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with Egyptian granite and Nubian
marble Warm water was poured
into the capacious basins through
wide mouths Of bright and massive
silver The most magnificent baths
We're those Of Caracalln. which had
seats OF marble for more than 600
people, and those Of Dioclotian.
which had seats for 5000 people. -
National Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
iieetrIeIi, ana nsrIo.l,e,.

No stronger evidence of the safety Of
electric lighting installations can be
afforded than the fact that great many
explosives factories are now being w by
electricity. ltisobvious thatin a building
where the preparation Of iutlammanle
or highly explosive substances Is carried
on very special care should DO tal,on In
order 10 avoid oven tho smallest risk,
aud powder manufacturers now find
that the electric light adds consider.
able percentage over gas to the chances
Of safe operation. While electricity Ia.
creascs the faiety OF this branch of in
dustry In one way IL lessons It IN au-
other. There is a great deal Of free cleo.
trcily thrown oil In various stages VI
manufacture, aud the disposition OF this,
20 far MS it can be removed out Of harms
way, is a serious question.
The charge Of powder cako prcss
with obouito plates may practically bc
considered rs an electric pile, aud u
large amount Of friction or electric in
huenco from outside may cause suili.
cicnt electric charge 10 give OIL sparks.
Several uudisputod cases Of this kind
have been known. Another source Of
danger from friction occurs during tho
glazing, rounding aud aeying Of gun.
powder. Tho powder Is subjected TO "a
constant rubbing Of It's particles against
each other and during the glazing o,-
pecially there Is danger OF electricity ac-
cumulatiug.
Therefore precautions should be taken
IN order 10 convey away any charge that
may accumulate in tho glazing barrels.
New York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Tho httlo town of Delmar, Del,
gets it's name from n combination Of
the first syllables in the names Della
ware and Maryland. The village
stands close 60 tho southern bound
airy Of Delaware, and IL tho last sta
ton on tho Delaware railroad before
the territory of Maryland is reached,
Another village in Delaware ON tho
edge of Maryland is called Marydel,
this tlme two syllables of Maryland
and one of Delaware going to make
up tho name. An ambitious hotel
keeper in one Of the Delaware vii
lagos calls his house tho Delmarira,
in honor Of the three states that
make up the peninsula between the
Delaware and Chesapeake bays, and
in memory of n movement looking
to tho incorporation of tho whole
territory with tho state Of Delaware.
Such u concession from Maryland
and Virginia would treble tho area
Of Delaware, and considerably more
than double her population. The
movement, however, has never eX-
cited popular enthusiasm even in the
state that would DO gamer. New
York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
Tho pelican on Its ye.t.

Tn large number Of nests Of tho
brown pelican which | examined on
an island in Indian river, Florida, all
gave evidence that the old birds sat
in one position, usually with the
front TO tho water. Il was interest
ing TO note that although the very
young birds. which occupied many
of the nests, assumed no regular po.
sition the larger young nearly all
presented toward the shore. Sci.
sffga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

When the elephant Jumbo was
dissected i pints Of gold, silver, cop
per and bronze coins were found in
his stomach. In the lot there were
coins of three kingdoms, two rcpub.
lies, five duledoms, two principal
ties and one dependency.-St. Louis
Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Every Roman had the use Of the
public baths on payment of about
half q farthing, These were not
such structures as we call public
baths. but superb buildings lined
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
CALIFORNIA BREWERY.
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER.
wholesale And Retail
no 60 EAST, EIRsT soUTE szAFBI
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.



XyoU ARE HEREBY NorifiEp THAT \
speclAl meeting Of the stockholders OF
said Corporauon viii be held AZ the oficn of III Q
Gowprny. Room $50 Conattuuon BmildiLg,
Tnst Temple street, salt Lake city, on Tuesday
the I'm day N November, ptONimo. At the
hour OF 10 O'Clock q, M, for tho purpose Of
iryytng an assessment on tho capital stock NJ
INSTRUMENTATION, and for the TRANSACTION uf such
other business a. may properly be brought
before said meeting,
Nv order OF the Hoard Of Directors,
". J, htATlE. Secretary.
salt Lake City, oct. q, ls02.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

- q. C. wEsrs STHvE ANu HHAis TgrATrLNF .
gnsdh1 ~ iifffis, prfusit, no NeufFist Hsafs8hs,
ksnoas ffossian eaassd ~ alohg - tobacco WateHt
Nfna pffssiilu Horsrlus ~ nfat tHufuf iufan.
uissff. tsrsy asath rfuailfs oh ass hausnHfss Leo
sufhrasui ~ lsmss WsasuastsF taasi b. aTsstsiu =
tfsui ste. mantts usatmsrt o. ~ o.. ~ neil We
Nusntss sis1atts "a ssis iah gtisf ~ tottt Vim D
vii sfhf vfit saaaniss fffauf tfur lufff Oasfuusfs
ugfd gnt " letnsan, ffsut e. ~ sni .. haa htisst
G.ll Lsts CiU, utAk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Michigan Avenue. Cor. Lake,
O. z q N u O.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
s@RRIS%s
V6RANDEG
.WESTGRN
ARAnNN15N
$3.50
Standard ouase.
CURRENT TINE rABLs
In Tntct August ~. isOa.

frAvrH SAT- LAKE
No e-Tor Prove, Grand june uuu aud
hil points Bat ....,... ,..... 500 4. m.
No. i-ToF Prove, GRIND junction ana
all points Eust. ..,,........,..... y i2i p. m.
No. t-for Provo, fAyHun, LurrAA and
SILVER City ...........,..........t; 01 y. m.
No. c-for bingham, Prove, Annu,
md 0AliuA as,.. ..... ...,..., -. ..,p 10 a, m.
No b-rot ogden AMI points West, ~ PA.
No. s-for Ogden and Wet .,.........,lli5 s pm.
No. Igor ogden aud tho West ........llil5 AIN
Am WIS SALT iAgF
No. l-From Provo, Grand junction
nndtho kaft ..,,,,.... q. e. .........i I; 0S A. IN,
No. s-From Provo, Grand Junction
and the East..,............,.. II - H. m,
No, 1-fTom Provo, fhyaon, eureka
aud Hiiycr CIV ...,.,...........l 10 10 AIN.
No S-from bingham, Provo, Mhuu,
anu -hlnn .....sss.s... .....,.... rs pm
No f-FtOm ogden and tho West. 70 AIN.
Ne. i-ftnm Ogfun ant the West . 1'i1 n.tu,
Pullman Palace sloopcrs on All through
trans hochuurcsi closo connections. safety
sICcd sud comfort
rIrItsI NNirr Ne. "nn wntu s'se.t
ID. q. DODGE, A. n. wELBY, in. BENNETT
Gen. Manager Gen. tupL Gen. FAT. Lgt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-20

The drill last night by the three firecon-
panies Of Annapolis. attracted large
crowd of spectators on Gloucester aud
Conduit streets. The companies. consist
ing of the Hook and Ladder Independent
and Rescue arrived at the corner Of the
streets narned about s o'clock. Fire
Marshall Julian Brewer was in charge.
and announced that he desired TO see the
quickness Of liremen in their vancouver
ings in case of fire. The following time
was made Waterwitch Hook and Lad
der company. running from corner of
Gloucester and Conduit streets to As
sembly Rooms. with apparatus, aud
shooting ladders TO top Of Assembly
Rooms, in minutes The Rescue COM
pany, with reel made the time in ? min
utes and the Independent No. 2. with
reel, In ] ! minutes The city's fire de-
partment, which is entirely q volunteer
one, has certainly been a success since
its organization some years ago The
members deserve TO be congratulated for
the active interest they take, and in the
work they perform in subdueing fires.
The present fire marshall, Mr. Julian
Brewer. who succeeded MIR. w. ID. Basil,
resigned. viii no doubt keep the depart
meni up TO that high standard it has
enjoyed in the past.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-20
Facts to be Rememb ered.

Work on the Franklin street i'm
provement to Murray Hill is going
ahead at a lively rate, in charge OF
contractor Thomas. S. Dove. Mr..
Dove says he will be able to make
quite good showing in another week.
Murray Hill will now be right up ia
the centre of the city. 1t lies right in
the way of those looking for city build
ing lots. 1t is valuable. without rivalry
and cannot be overlooked. Therefore
we say to all who want Annapolis
building lots 90 out to Murray Hill
and buy. You can't make mistake.
Today there are scores Of beautiful
lots whose locations and advantages
cannot be duplicated. And when
these are sold your opportunity will
be gone. Go out to Murray Hill and
buy at once. AS the spring advances
these lots viii be sold. These are facts
TO be remembered.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-20

On Severn River, in Anne Arundel
county, from one to two miles out OF
the city OF Annapolis, is the large and
handsome old tract known as Melvin's
Truck Farms. These consist of some
of the best farming lands in the state.
The soil is good and the situation high
and healthy. Good water, markets
convenient. Severn river at this point
is quite salt and affords good oyster
grounds and fine fish. Vegetables Of
all kinds are readily raised here, and
fruits such as strawberries, raspber-
ries. blackberries, grapes, peaches,
pears, apricots and apples are produce
ed of the finest quality and in great
abundance. 1t is just the soil and To-
cation TO conduct the business of
truck farming successfully. The fin
est melons are raised here too and of.
ten at great profit. These farms are
within mile of railroad station which
is only about % miles from Baltimore.
These truck farms range in size from
p acres to 10 acres. Prices, 800 to
$1,000, payable 50 TO SO per month.
You can thus pay for your farm with
the money you now pay away Cor rent.
You will own it. You can provide a
home for your wife and children by
just saving little every month. 1t is
better than savings bank. 1t is a
healthy place for the little ones to
play and grow strong. Everything
you plant will be on your own land.
You can have your horse, your COW,
your chickens, your vegetables, aud
yonr fish and oysters-all you need
some to sell. Buy a truck farm and
prosper.
Work upon the new bridge over
Weems Creek, connecting these farms
with West Annapolis is being rapidly
pushed forward by contractor Glow.
The cap stills are now being placed; in
a few days the sleepers and flooring
Will be laid. Walk out and take look
at the improvement.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Itsmsof Interest-Looal and Otherwise
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Parlett, returned
to-day from the funeral Of her father in
Hartford county.
The Rev. J. w Mcllvaine, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church, will board at
Nu O. NJ. lgleharts, Church Circle.
Grain clearances yesterday were 161,-
$40 bushels of corn and l53,613 bushels
Of wheat
AT all times, in all places, on all oc-
casions, under all circumstances. for all
headaches, use BradYcrotine only.
The Baltimore base ball club won
their first game yesterday defeating New
York
Nicholas Green, Esq. was admitted
to day as an attorney of the Anne Arun-
del court on motion OF James Nj. Nun
roe, Esq.
The Rev. ]. w. McIlvaine, pastor.
will conduct the prayer meeting services
al the Presbyterian Church to night,
Mr. Jewett, former cadet from
Kansas city, who was appointed a few
days ago as assistant paymaster in the
navy has been ordered to the practice
ship Constellation.
Mr.. Thomds NJ. Dukehart, formerly
professor at the Naval Academy is an
applicant for one of the board of exami-
ner Of engineers.
To-day is the last day for the tong
ing season. The oystermen are getting
ready TO give their boats fresh coat of
paint
Governor Brown returned to Annap-
oils last night He will probably APP
point the Worlds Fair commissioners
This evening,
=, Secretary Of the Navy has selected
aus Moore, of Elizabeth, n j., as the
aay 10 chrisien the Naval Academy
practice ship Bancroft. She is the daugh
yer OF the senior member of the firm of
V'n'ractors building the vessel
Entertainment at st. Mary's Hall,by
ING children for the benefit of St. Mary's
sehool will be given this evening and to-
morrow evening April 20 and 81. Ad-
mission, % cents; children, Is cents.
Doors open at z 4. NJ.
- John Muldoon. formerly member OF
ne United States marine corps and we'll
MoWn IN Annapolis, where he owned
SS:asldera6le property. died in the Sol,
w Me- Home, Philadelphia, yesterday.
ISSe entered the marine corps in
- See G. z. Knights advertisement
~ - NeW Jersey, Liquid Enamel Paint
r sle oes' In the world, mixed ready for
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-20
Commissioners Appointed.

Governor Brown to-day made the fol-
lowing appointments as commissioners
to the Columbian Exposition: Honora
BILE +. 4. Lstrobe. j. Olney Norris. Da-
vid Hutzler. Frank N. Hoen, Frank s
Hambleton. Frank r. Scott, Joseph Ba-
ker, III. H. Dashiell. James T. Perkins,
Murray Vandiyer and Mrs, VIM Reed
Owing to the fact of local election
soon TO be held in Allegany county, he
has re-appointed the Board OF Supervis
ors of election, as appointed and con-
firmed during the session of the Legisla-
ture, with the exception that in place Of
DR.. A. b. Price, who declined, he has
made VIM. Donahoe, Jr.