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Another notable fact Is that the pro
portion OF men bred on the seab1ard
who cannot swim is worry much creator
than among inlaudors. AT New Bed.
ford. d famous shipping point, not ono
sailor ia i've can swim and the same is
truo Of other points on the Nov England
coast With The people from tho south
west, certainly with those who woro
bred in tho country. the nonswimmcr 81
nm exception. The causo Of this j. chat
tho weather Is warm enough for out
door bathing during more months Of the
year IN the aon,hcn and southwestern
states than ON the aea coast, ana scarcely
o faruyr's boy Is unacquaintOd with tho
art IN one respect alone are The east
erners nhead and that is in thcir lady
awimmcrs, with whom W. have few 10
compota--st. Louis post-ntpatch
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Up ON tho east side Of North Seventh
street, about midway between Poplar
street and Girard avenue, stands a strik-
ingly curious trcc, which attracts tho
attention Of every passor by. II stands
just IN front Of stable yard, and the
employees Of the place say that dozens
Of people come to them oyery week and
mako remarks or ask questions about
tho strange growth From the thick
ness Of tho trunk ut the base tho tree Is
probably about forty years old. but It's
branches and foliage are new and fresh,
aud look as though they were but tho
growth of y year or two. The trunk
runs straight from the ground to a height
of about fifteen feet,
Above this for short distance Is a
thick, glohular mass Of foliage, the
leaves appearing TO grow directly ont OF
the wood. Above this growth run up
throo thick stalks or stumps six or eight
feet high, also covered with q dense,
close mass Of foliage, When tho tree Is
viewed from the north side It presents a
startling resemblance toa giant human
hand protruling from the earth, The
three big siumps at the top represent
the three middle fingers, and upon
either side OF these can easily be seen
conhgmutions Of the surrounding foil.
ago which correspond to tho little finger
aud thumb
The explanation Of the phenomenon is
curious Que. The tree was once full
grown and vigorous, but was attacked
by blight or some other disease and the
dead trun, was pruned down to itaprcs.
ent proportions, wheroupon the present
new growth developed, philadelphia
Inquirer.
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Latest Cont News.

In the Third District court this after
noon James p. Lawson brought suit
agninst the Utah Central Railway Co.
to recover the sum OF s37L03, interest
and costs Of suit. The claim 10 for
services rendered In tho capacity OF
engineer.
II. II. Grant, who was arrested as an
accessory, alter giving his evidence,
In Commlssioner Gfeenman's court, In
the Westwaier shooting ease, was TO-
day held to await the action Of the
grand jury nj Prove, whence he will be
taken forthwith.
Commissioner Grcenman was en-.
gagged this afternoon hearing a
small civil case In which a
lAndlady, hoarder and board
bill were the three principal
elements. The boarder repudiated the
hill and the landlady brought suit 10
recover what she considered 10 he
legally due to her.
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The indunty-if that word can be
used In suel. connection of organ grind
ing Is one Of considerable extent. This
city limits the number OF licensest to 800
at dollar each. This does not by any
means cover the number Of Italians who
at certain Seasons Of tho year live here
and make their living by grinding, Like
Theatrical people, these grinders make
New York their headquarters, and Mul-
berry bend Va their Rialto. There ON
any sunny, warm morning they may be
seen lounging indi1crcntly along tho
narrow, crowded street, stopping to say
word with tho pretty black eyed girl
who sells leo cream for a cent glass, or
TO borrow u cigarette from q passing
acquaintance.
In this latter respect alone they resom.
bic tho loungcrs Of tho other Rinlto up
town. They don't wear patent feathers
or spats or carry big canes, but they
make up for these APPENDICES in ciga-
Tosto smoking, Now York World.
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a lady once sent me q message that
her foonnan had not been confirmed and
that she would Ike him 70 join some
confirmation classrs which were just
being formed, one OF my colleagues
went 10 call on her with view o.
making the necessary arrangement.
just rs he was leaving e suddenly 90.
Cured 10 her that she had groom, and
very likely he was not confirmed oithor.
80 she rang the bell and told the hutlcr
to go over 10 tho stables and dni out
whether James had been confirmed, Ia
few minutes the nan returned and
stolidly announccd' Eyes, miss, It's an
right. He's been done twice. OF course
he meant yaccinated, -Cornhill Maya.
ziuU,
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steamers Released. - The "nugis's"
Passengers Protest

=. -.
Passengers Protest
QuARArrISE, Sept. 1.-THE steam.
efs "Beigenland,U "Maasdam" and
"DiadrmO were released ut ll;25 n. m.
DIR. Jenkins arose this morning much
refreahed after the fret decent nights
rest. uudIaturbed by worry OF being
awakened by midnight callers. Things
are very quie; here alter the last few
dnya' excitement. The news he gives
out todAv ought 10 cheer "Nofmania's"
cabin pasaeneers. He said he would
most certainly release them tomorrow.
A. regards the cabin passengers OF tue
"Rugia,n he would. II no'hing dee
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIvEN 10 THE STOCK.
4 holders u toe tchu Land and stock
company, thn, thofu VIII De- meeting OF ne
Stockholders Of said rofp ration held a. The
once Of Jennings Hraihers Investment tom.
puny, o. Ne. n West, first south Street,
Salt Lake cav, at The hour OF s.i0 pm. on
amending the Company Articles OF iucor'
porailln By increasing tho number OF shafcs
q ~ Capital stock, anu alao By cniarging the
pfunrfi, besides cattle and horfes. aud 10 give
such additional powers tp the Difeciors aud
Managers 20 buy and coll cattle, horses and
sheep and other personal property, ~ also
real property a. NAV be- conducive % The IN
tcresr (. future welfare Of the company.
and ais, 10 incruaHe the number " Directors
ana other officers Of the company. aud g. nave
such other CHANCES and mOdihtatiOus uH may
inost nearly meet tho present exigcncies 81
the company.
n. u. CLAwsON, IN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Dated the IN day Of September, i.9l Il
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TLp Elrctrir lInnnlneluring Co.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Electric Manufacturing Company were
filed today with the county clerk. The
object Of the corporation Ii the business
OF manufacturing electrical instru-
menis, apparatus, etc. The capital
stock IL s5,OOO In 1000 shares Of s.
each. The corporator are W. j..
Moofhead 200 shar.a, H. &. Priestly
200 shares, J. Nj. Clark 200 shares, Jai.
Moilatt 100 shares, J.. Kempf, Jr., 100
shar.s. Tho officers are II. C.Prieftly,
president; W. J. Moorhend, vice-pfesi.
dent, and James Moiiat secretary and
treasurer.
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storm In the Hay.

NEW Yoml, Sept. IA storm IL
stu raging In the bay, and It , im-
possible to obtain any news from the
vessels at anchor. Ata late hour last
night Dr.. Byron Of Swinburnc Island,
tolegmphed DR.. Jenkins that the surf
was running high and that II wes
exceedingly dangerous 10 put OIL
In the small tugs'ior their usual tour Of
inspection. DR.. Jenkins wired back
not TO make any attempt, which
means that for period OF hours, per.
haus day or two, all communication
Ia cut on between the sick on the
In fecled vessele and the doctors on
Swl murine Island. Those who may
die during that period on the
"5candia,n "Rugia," "Wyoming"
or. "Motaviar must remain on board.
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Why THE DESERET' NEWS SHOULD
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EACE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

LII Is tho organ Of tho Church Of
jesus Chtist Of IA,ter-day Saints, and
tho authorized medium throagh which
the Vows, wishes and instructions Of the
Church Authorities arc expressed and
givon To the Saints.
Ar may always be relied upon Us
advocating or defending the right sldo "
every question proper for public journals
to treat upon.
SIT Ia devoted to the Interests OF the
Gatter-day Saints, and has, from its in
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aud advocated the principles In which
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at Is doing It's utmost to establish
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Tho soa,hou IS supposed to 10 the
home of huo swimmcH, but us matter
Of fact the dchlcns of tho coast cannot
compare in this respect with our south.
westeruers l have seen it tried time
and again, and always with tho same
result. Men from Missouri, Illinois,
Kansas and rcxus are, almost without
exception, nceter and more graceful
swimmers than those who were born
and brought up on the New England
coast, The reason for this is tho dilfr-
ence between fresh and sllt wuter
When one who has learned TO swim IN
frcsh water gets into the CJemi he feels
as IL Inc could never become woaued.
The denscr water so 0uoys his hubs that
they appear TO weigh nothing aud lie is
astonished at tue speed lao attains.
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WIS. nAnnIsoN,s ILLsrss.
statement of the doctors AMER Exam.
Innilnm nnd OnnanIInIinn

ination aud Consultation.
LOOK LAKE. HOUSE, N. a., Sept. II.
-Doutors Gardner OF Washington,
Doughty OF New hork, and rrudeau
OF Samnac, had Tonsultatlon at the
Prcsidenps Gotta e this morning In re.
gard 10 Mrs. Harrison, AMI at its olose
Issued the following statement: "Thv
primary disease is pulmonary tubercu-
losls OF the Fight side associated with
nervous prOstration. Recent compls
cation, sub-ncute pleurisy with rapN
uiiuHlOn OF water In the right chest,
npcessltalinR two tappiugs with some
relief Present oOuCitiun, critical GU
account OF the tendency ~ rcprlduc.
ton Of the nuij. Removal TO Wash.
ington Ia impossible. Any prugnosti.
cation Rs TO the immediate future is
uncertain"
Lieutenant Parker said this morning;
"rha President viii remain with Mrs.
Harrison until she get better. He
has no other plans whatever" IL h
theTrioreapphIont thar the Presidents
stay mere Is Indefinite, The physicians,
II 4, said, have quietly intlmatod 10 the
President the strong probability Of u
fatal result. The President rarely
leaves Mu. HarrisOnia bedside. In
fact, he really shares thenufsing OF the
invalid with the professional attend.
aut. Russell Harrison and Mrs. Nc.
teu, the Presidents son anu daughter,
are also In constant. attendance. II Il
understood that another operation Will
be performed this Afternoon.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN go THE STOCK.
4 holders % the Nouh Point Consolidation
irri cation Conway, that the annual meeting
% the Stock holding II the said company VIII
be held NJ 9 O'Clock pm, on FRIDAY, the
seventh day OF October next az The Cullen
lioiCl, salt Lake city, 20 elect Hoard Of
Directors Tor the cnfulng ynaT and u adopt .
Plan Tor The equitable distribuiion hnd sale ~
the waters Of toe canal belonging 10 SAID CON.
piny and Tor tho purpose 81 increasing the
Capital stock, thereby changing section u
tho Articles OF Incorporation, also amend.
ing Articles OF tneuTU Oratlun, changing day
of aunual ycoiinr and such other business
pertaining 10 the lntefost Of the company az
may be brought before IT,
J. W. WHITEHEAD. Jn..
Salt Lake CITY. t,Ah. september slh, i,5i' d
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.

UTAH sugar has made IT, appearance
IN the local market again and IL meeting
with good sales.
ions II. BUCKLE leaves this ovonlng
on an extended pleasure trip to Portland
and the Pacific coast.
FouR OF the city prisoners were turned
loose this afternoon with INSTRUCTION 10
attend the Mills meetings.
A ZINE baby boy arrived ut the house
Of Charles L. iiucklc Of tho Tenth ward,
at ten o'clock this morning.
ESTATE Of John ellison, doceasedi
hearing on petition for confirmation OF
roport OF commissioner came on. order
made granting prayer Of petition and
confirming report
MAnniAorlicensoa were granted today
TO William j. Mclaughlin aged -, aud
Mary ;. Sartorc aged 20. both Ut salt
Lake; TO Andrew Mortonson aged %, aud
Annie A. Peterson, aged 81, both OF salt
Lake.
WONDERLAND offers it, many friends
aud patrons a change Of programme,
commencing tomorrow. Among The at.
fractions arc ''Thc Dude Skclolon,' and
new Illusions OF Prof Catullo. II IL ladio'
day aud childron's matinee on saturday.
Two carload. Of loaded shells passed
through ogden yesterday ron tho
United States navy wards at Now YORK
consigned 10 Mary Island navy yards.
California. Tho shells ara for the use ~
tho war steamer Monterey" whom com
plciod.
A. Hnrna. tho sneak thief, was released
from tho city Jail today he observed a
bottle Of whisky standing In tho window
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousgs.
CURktHr TIME Ti1i1



In fnsct August ~. 1879.
irtvxs sAtr lama
No. c--Tor Provo, Grand Junction aud
all points Iast ..,................... 500 m
No, t-foT Provo, Grand junction and
all Voints EAat................... oig3 PIN
No. t-for Provo, Pay con .Euroka and
snyer 0ly see. iOi pm.
No. t--sOr bingham, Provo, Mhnu,
talinA aud WAsAteh..... 20 10 AN.
No s-ror ogden and rnnta West. 400 pm.
No. e-lor ogden and west............llis s PIN.
NO. l--for ogden and the West ........lt 10 am
Awfvrs SALT LAKE
No. LYON Provo, Grand Junction
and tho East .......... ........,liiOs am
No. S-From Provo, Grand Junction
and the kast...................., Iiilsp.m.
No. s-irom Provo, PAyson. Enrrka
and Slv1r iiy s,.,............i Otl0 am.
no D rom bingham, lrorn, Manti,
NaiiuH and WhHhtah. a.. 49,. a;l5 PIN.
No. .-lrutn Ogden aud the West. 100 am.
No. ir-ftom Ogden and tho West. 9iii pm.
Pullman Palace sleopors on all through
trans. No changes, close connections. safety.
speed and comfort
Iicl.t Onlur No. $40 a. rntu street,
ID. 4. DODCk. A. Il MELhY. JIi. DENNErr
Gen. hAnageh Gen. supL Gen. A.. az. AsL
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ru-iou Considered.

YASgToS, 3. d., Sept. 1.-the
Democratic executive committee and
democratic nominees are engaged In
conferences In regard TO fusion with the
INDEPENDENTS - the electoral ticket
ana one or two State officers. The
independents are not inclined 90 con.
oedo much aud the whole matter will
probably be referred to committee for
settlenltnt
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Birkbech
hank opened this morning at the usual
hour and business was continued.
Those who still desire to withdraw
their deposits, are for the most part
workingmen. The higher class de-
positors, who have large sums In the
bank ,shayo recovered from their scare
anu were not conspicuous In the lines
this morning.
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The quantity Of heat wasted by Stag
has suggested projects for utilizing 90 10
raising team, bat nothing practical ha
boon attained until recently. mime
Ia New south Wales the molten Stag !.
run into the bottoms Of iron CHAMBER
that can withstand informal steam pres.
sure, and jots OF wator are forced ON the
Stag. In short time the chambers are
allied with steam that can be utilized IN
ether parts % the works. New Yor.
Sun.
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OMAHA, N.b., Sept. 1.-THE seere-
tAry OF the United states military
telegraph corps and Old-tlme telegraph
ers association met In annual session
In Omaha today. Visiting Telegraph.
ers were rendered \ public reception at
the Bee Building this morning. The
afternoon will be given up TO n drive
through the city.
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FREsSo, Calf, Sept, i4,-The news
OF the shooting nt an officer by the
train robbers, Evans and' Sontig,
caused eXteuse excitement here,
Sheriff Hhnsley ami three deputies
lett immediately for Dunlap, anu win
60 into the mountains la pursuit Of the
desperadoes.
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CHICAGO, Sept ii.-rhe preparation
Of the report Of the Utah Commission
was today turned over to n uub'oom'
mitt.e composed OF Metefr. Robertson,
Williams and Saunders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-14

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE srOCK-
huldcrs OF TuI pEsLRET NLWs COHrASr
viii be lo'd Nc the cumpany's once, on satur
Gay, sept 20, i1l at "a O'Clock AIN, for the
purpose Of clCctiug Directors for the ensuing
year. and 20 attend o. such other business az
may properly come before tho meeting.
JOHN A. EVAN, Htcro,arys
salt Lato CITY, Utah, August %, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-14
NOTICE.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders Of The salt Lake and
Toe Angelica Hat way will be held AZ
~ T.. south Temple street. on Thursday,
stptcntef SIND. A. VI AN tor the purpose u
clfcung cflccrs for ensuing year aud for such
othcr business o. may Legally come before the
meeting A. CLAYTON, secretary.
talt lake city, Utah. August ~, W..