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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-09
She Could Not appreciate 1t.

In the drawing room Of one of Califor.
Mas bonanza men, now living in New
York. there hangs q painting Of q very
common country scene-a girl feeding .
flock Of turkeys. The money kings
daughter says that her father cares more
for this picture than for any Of the other
furnishings Of his palatial home and
often stands before it for long moments
at time. His boyhood was spent in =
tiny hamlet tucked away in the Cats.
kills. and when tho pretty girl says, pet
tishly. Il don't see what you find IN that
tea chrome thing to admire" he sighs
and answers, mo. for you never had
such = home. York Times.
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Tobacco User. s,a,le somrt,u,es

When told that tobacco hurts them;
their wives never do. because shattered
nerves. weak eyes. chronic catarrh and
lost manhood tells the story. II your
husband uses tobacco. you want him to
quit. post yourself about No-to-b bac the
wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobac-
co habit cure. by sending for our little
book titled: Don't Tobacco Spit Your
Life Away" mailed free. Drug stores
generally sell No-to-bsc.
the STERLING REMEDY Co,
Indiana Mineral Springs. Indiana.
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Your honor ana u, ,.!r!iuf the Iiiry
! acknow.e.,-s. til.. reference III .o,,usel
of the ui!.er .itie ia my u;ay ua,r ii,
mar Is GRAY "i"! Il VIII continue to he
gray a. ions Il, ! ave The nalr ot tiral
gentleman Is h.acn anti viii continue i,
be black as .ol- u, ~ dyes ascEau-.t
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Mas Outdons By wooas.

You may talk all You like about
women being the weaker SEX" said Mrs.
Snipps. but the women of this country
did something last year that men could
never do
And that was:" inquired Mr.. Suipps.
Lost 81. .O00. 900 hairpins and wore the
wings Of 5000 900 birds on their hats."-
Buffalo Express
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W np:s. is ttat .nsia Emi:" -riin-
b!ed W!ip,lnk,. sealing his I"ttJr and
iook'nS nnimtiently among th,. papers
scattered ;.i,ou, the table II i.gs! it If
my Tongues end IL minute agor Chr
CAY. Ilihnnn
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A New York business man says: Tho
keystone Of the success Of the business
man is in making other men work TOR
him. That is the greatest quality. Il
Is no mean accomplishment to get men
who will earn their salary
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= N..t sunmer Conver.atioa

4 Next summer Conversatioa.
Customer don't see what makes Ice
cost 80 much. It was q foot thick last
winter.
The Driyer-Dat's jest it. It was moro
work to cut it.-Washington Star.
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An Egyptian scythe dug mp on the
banks Of the Nile in 1890 and said to be
- old - Moses is exhibited in . London
museum. The shaft OF the instrument
il Of wood. set with . row OF fine dint
saws. which are securely cemented In .
nFnnvA
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EPISCOPAL Emanuel Church cor. Palmer and
Eleventh streets. Services Sunday at II am. and
pm: holy communion first Sunday in each
month after morning services.
Rev. j. T Pritchar.I, Rector.
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METHODlST Church corner Eleventh and
PLEASANT streets Services ut Ham, and :s)p, M,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Rev. F. q. Boylan, Pastor.
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PHYSICIANS.
nR. X. q. REDD.
v PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at W. 4. Sayages' Drug Store.

0R. +. +. FISH.
PHlsICIAN SURGEON AND OBsTETRJClAN
L.tAraf. Wundarzt und Geburt shelferl Office nj
W. +. Sayages' Drug Store.
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PRESBYTERIAN Courch Corner Main Street
ana Montana Avenue: Services Sundays at II
am. and I'D pm. Rev. Jno. Dunlap, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC Church Of the Sacred Heart Corner
of Main and Tenth Streets. Services first and
third Sundays of the month"; High Mass al
10 20 Am. Sunday School at 30 D. IN Vespers
aud BeneClictiOn at 10 p.m.
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!. O. q. =. Custer Lodgee No. H. meets in
their hall every Monday night.
day Of each month.
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=. of +: Crusader Lodge No. :, meets at Odd
the month.
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1. @. q. +. Star OF the West meets at Masonic
hall every Thursday evening.
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ALDERMEN.
First Ward +. f. Fish. \. p Sorrrusop.
Second Nari-Tho.. tiibb ". II. Buiard
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tEii lOUe. VACANT, as IIrTH
paym uibi s-,Iyg.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DARING ROBBERS.
A Colorado Bank Attacked and tte
Cashier Murdered.
TWO DrspERApoEs snor DEAD.
A Posse 10 Pursuit Afer the Third
Probably n Remnant bf the
Dalton Garg.

DELTA, Coly., Sept. THE most
daiing robbery ever contaminated in
this purt Of Colorado occurred here In
broad daylight this morning, the object
Of attack belug the Farmers & Mer.
chants Bank, and, while the sum
scared was small, the robbery resulted
10 the death OF three people, tho
cashier Of tho bank and two Of the
highwhymon who made the attack.
The robbery was planned on the
lines OF those that have been 40 tuc.
cessful In Kansas, whero the Daltons
secured No much money last year.
Tue bank opened for business as usual
ct 10 this morning. At 1880 three
mounted men rode up 10 the door OF
tho bank and, entering quickly,
rushed up 10 A. II. Blaohiey, the
cashier, presented guns and demanded
what money he had. The cashier re-.
fused to give II up. Tho robbers then
made grab through tue window,
securing $500, anu opened flTc. The
cashier fell, being instantly killed.
The shooung attracted the attention
OF citizens and Ray simpHOn,n lcAuiug
hardware merchant und "deau
shut,D ran for his Winchester aud
started Tor tho alley In the rear Of the
bank, where the robbers had tied their
hotus. He succeeded IN killing two
vt them by shooting them through tho
head. The third shot killed ono Of the
Tobuers' horses, anu together man anu
animal fell 10 the ground.
simpson then returned 20 town and,
ge,tlug together "a pusse, started 1t once
So puuuit.
Suspicion that the mon implicated IN
tho robbery are remnants OF the fam-
Gus Dalton gang seems 10 be- general.
They nre not known here anu their
Identification has net yet heen secured.
B!Achloy, the dead Cashier, was an old
resident VI this place and leaves wife
anu large family Of young children,
the oldest being probably Is years OF
age. lie anu Mt. Baldwin owned the
bAuk.
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IN CONGREss.
senator stewart Continues Ills
speech.


WAsuISoToN, SoIt. 5.-Atl9:i0 tn,
tepeai bill WAS taken up. Stewart, he
was entitled to the iioor on that mea,
urt, yielded to Walthall, Dem. Of Nit
slssippi who proceeded TO address the
Senate. lie favored thu passage VI tn,
repeal bill, II the declarations OF pclicy
contained Ia The bill were embodied IN
tho form Of a binding act.
When Walthall concluded, Stewart
fosnniei tho floor anu started ON the
uifd lnstallmeut OF his speech. He
rehh from the New YORK World, which,
no taii, gave tic law TO tue senate.
The Senate should be grateful 10 Put
iizer Tor advising II aa to exactly what
the people OF tho United States think.
He was specially adapted to perform
that function by reason Of the fact that
ne was born Ia Europe anu now resid-
Ell thefc. (LaughteT)
The Nevada senator then read from
the New York Herald TO the elect that
the popular VIII on tue silver question
had been expressed In unmistgkablO
terms and must be- obry0d. "ips true, -
said Stewart, "tbat Bennett was born
In this county; but think he has "a.
sided abroad lot tbs lRst quarter Of IA
century. Why should ho assume, -
R,ked the senator, "tO DO more familiar
with public sentiment than those OF tho
United states who have liveI here all
Our lives?"
Tho chairman OF the finance clm.
mltiee, Voorhees,, was the next person
hge TO receive attention At thr hands OF
Stewart.
Dolph, at this point Of the speech.
SAN the abfence OF u quorum was
manifest.
The rols-,all showed finy-seven sen.
Alors present.
Referring to President Cleveland,
Stewart said II was q sad thing Tor the
American people, that IN his early life
aud ripper manhood ho had not bseu
surrounded, Rs Andrew Jackson had
been, by tho producing classet: by
labofing men aud farmers; TINT he
might sympathize with them. CIey,-
land was reared In tue city; his Office
was In the Mills building, New York.
The very center In tho United States of
European Influence. Hesympathizsd
with his surrOundiagi; anu his tut-
Toundings were unfortunate for the
American people. C'eveland's organs
haid SleWnrt, constantly praised him
Tor the use OF federal patronage 10
secure the destruction OF all legislation
that polluted to silver. 81 do not
cnlrge him with IT," said Stewart,
d asing himself TO his full height, and
speukins with much warmth, "hut n
II /. Tot true, he should cxclaim-'Oh
u d,dvliver me from my frlends.'"
Stewart said there were seyoral
other branches Of the subject Of which
he would treat hereafter (inug htef), but |
That he would now close for the pre-
cut. There WIS "A good deal OF execu. J
I'VE busintss, Voorhees, said, and he |
therefore moved that the Senate pro.
seei 10 tho consideration of executive
ulnnsss. The motion was agreed TO,
an aaer a brief session with closed
uooIs, the Senate adjourned.
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TmE anaND AMY VETERANS.
They Pass Resoiutions nnd Adjourn
Niuo DIE.

INDGANAPoLIs, Sept. 7.-Regardlng
the reports sent out from this city last
night, that there was shortage ia the
quuriermaster generate Office OF the
Grand Army OF the Rrpuhnc, General
Weissert said this moraing they were
uutiue.
There Is considerable talk In q. AR.
circles today about the selection OF
Commauuer-iu-lnief Adsms ut ysstei-
uay'. session. IL h CI,Imui Governor
Mckinley was ON his way 10 this city
for the purpoie OF placing General
Hurst Of OHIO In nomination tor thai
high Oilloe, and that hdams's adhuI-
e. learned Of thip und rushed through
election OF Adams. HurstiA friends
,ay Governor Mckinley was taken 70
"irte show" atArmstIong park while
this was going on.
Tbs committee on address Of the
cOmmRnder-in.chie presented a report
endorsing II In every particular and
aided; Ghe Grant Atmy Of the Re.
public has no objection to the search
liant Of investigation being turned on
the pension list, the nRtiun's roll Of
honor, hut 1t does demand that 1t be
search light Of love for and not hatred
toward tbs brave men who bore the
battle, or their widows or orphans.
Row. A. u. Hendricks OF West Lii
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University Of Utah.
SAN IAKs CiIY, urAIf.

Tho FAN Tenn begins at Gam, Mon.
dav, sept. ls.h, 1903.
Tho Uniyorsity has boon proluy
strengthened by additions 10 It's iacnlty
" men, thoroughly compotont au,l
specialists Ia their line, AMI hy puIchascs
OF books, apparatus sud appliance.
Tho following courses arc pnoredi
l. LHruAL AIRS lClasyicall four years.
2. GENEHAL sCiENCE, four years.
B. LETTERS four YEAR,.
4. Scissor NORMAL, six years Inclnd-
ing two year pruparA Ory.l
o. LErrEls, six years Including two
year, prcpnHlOryD
q, MINING, three years.
Z. NORMAL, three years Including two
years preparatory
Tho hrsl hyo of these courses lead to
degrees.
a preparatory school designed to pre-
pare students TO pufsuo any Of the Uni
Norsity courses is open to persons OF both
sexes over . years ~ age.
Students are admitted without charrO
Tor tuition tOuuy CnursU they arc pfp-
pared Ia pursue There IN an annual
admission Zoe NJ $500 for resident, of
Utah. and $500 for nun.ro,ident,.
students may receive permits for 70.
ducod fares over no railways IN Utah.
For further Investigation apply 10
Joseph 7. Kln6SbuFy, ID. A.,
Acting presidont.
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s stiy' ono wa, unanimously elected

erty, Ohio, was unanimously elected
! chaulaiu-it chief
Ihu committee on reusiou1 prettui,
| ou lengthy report regarding the ole.
] ullity act OF Juue, 100, AMI the recent
tuspcusluns. the REPORT SAYS thiea ci
was accepted by tue surviving soldier,
hud 10y the people In general ~ a 90,
Element Of the question.
We demand tngt there be no bach
Wafu step In pension legislation OF
administration; that no pensi nur he
/ ucpflvcI ~ his property without due
/ pfuctts OF law that Presumption be In
/ lafur OF honesty sud fair dealiug; that
the poor aud llwly DO not put 10 IN b
necessary expensive or oppressive
pfucess,B 10 preserve their mengte ri,-
tnhceti that the racred trust IN favor OF
thoho VINO have borne ths battle be
'Hcfouly observed anu administered:
huu We DO now aOlumuly Gud dt-
libtfAteiy decltfc tnHt every pttsuml
tloh should DO innde IN favor vi records
30 nlauti that no pfesutnptiOn NJ fraud
rhhll y" lhuulgtd IN against them
whose barriers and support az lAfat.
Yer have THUS teen uodefmiued for the
pililui privilege VI moving Tor a new
trial upon the ground VI newly dh-
covered evidence.
The report was unanimously
adopted.
Tue committee on resolutions made
many recommendations, several Of
Nhieh were adopted, including tes..
lutOn asking that the veterans be
given preference 10 public service aud
"a memorial rsking tlat the Grand
Army hold services Oh Washington.
bifthuay.
Iho commaniuf-.L-chie aulrctsd
Dr. George Il. Graham % Maryland,
as sufgcOL-Zenoal, J. h. Leach OF
Massachuselt', sdiutaut general;
Louis Wagner Of PHILADELPHIA, COZ
uhurd a. quaficfmuslur general.
Tue convention then adjourned sire
die.
Among the membefs OF the national
council " naturalization are. Arizona,
H. IL. bightnizs, Oregon, 5. IL. Reeves;
Washington aud Alaska, IL. A. Bigt-
loNi Idaho, W, A. Dodge; California,
J. Is. Fuller Utan, T. q. i'm.
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On Sunday, Sept. 10th, a specIal
train will leave the Rio GfnnJs
Western der0t for Geneva, at nm.
Special leaves Geneva NJ S nm. On
return trip. The attractions at mi.
new resort are simply grent. The
ho1ting Il ans, bathing good, and tho
h-hing excellent. The splendid hotel
i Ia iull operation, and n more delight.
iul sunday cannot be- spent anywhere.
Hpld's Band will be there.
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As ELtGANr 5HuuN uJu.E.
IA choice location. Duat 500, cell for
sitp on cay payments. ". q. Began, al
tostunltr Hluf..
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cr0uches In corner OF the sitting
room at Constable SCOTS home, ravirg
all Inc while, men gather around AuI
hG0t and juer al her.
birmingham IL Ia an excited cindi-
uon. At eis; twenty gypsles on tbeir
way from NevburR to the IVES stopped
Al BloOmingburg this afternoon, and
they are vaiting Tor others 10 jOin
them. II l. saij that al least 100 gyt
sizes will take Mrs. Holiday IRON the
sheriff. They have been attracted Ia
this section ami are determined on this
course because IL IL reported the ciil-
Eens Ia the vicinity will lynch Mrs.
Holiday.
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Tho Associated Press ana the UnItsd
Hreas

Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. - The following
communication wss yesterday sent by
the general manager OF the Associated
Prese ~ the president Of the United
Prose;
CHICAGO, Sept. 0, 1893.
Charles a. DAua, PRECEDENT OF the
United Pfesf:
The relations which have existed
between this association and your
organization have been very unsitit.
factory TO cur people for long time,
and, n. you DOUBTLESS know, We have
frsqueuIy threatened ito break them
of. The last TEMPORARY truce, which
was sought in IA letter II, IN your
treasurer, ana which was reluctant "
Rssonted 10 by our board " Director,
has not beeu kopt In good faith by
your people, ana | am fofcci 10 notify
you that We will sad It aud stop srrv.
INK your company with nrNs Of any
Kind, ami will decline 10 have any
further business With u.
beg also to say that we should be
glad 10 terminate this connection a.
speedily rs possible. but have no wish
to take ''Snap Judgment" aud II your
necessities seem - require II, We will
continue the service TO you for one
week logger, but No must insist that
oiore tue tx plraiiOn Of that period you
make other arrangements.
by order Of the b0hrd OF directors Of
the Associated Press.
MELVILLE STONE,
General Manager.
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WAsHINuION, Sept. 7-Cumm d.
sioner Miller, VI the Internal revenue
orice, today itsuoi "a circular h the
collectors Of internal revenue anu
revenue agents TO the effect that tho
department Is informed tuat banks arc
itsuing certificates OF deposit, payable
In currency OF the United staies, and
that these obligations are used for
circulation. Suon Issues, the circular
stater, are taxable, aud you viii In
quiTc into tho amount Of such issuus
aud report them TO TINS Office for assets-
muut,
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nlorn,.Inth r rn.,.

NEW NuuS, Sept 7.--sovero cleo
tficsi storms prevailed throughout TIT
western portion Of tie STATE this aittl o.
noon causing much damage 10 builu-
ingr, cfOls anu wires around Tho
section. a VIM storm ragged iutlout-
". Corning, n. "; Long island
Iily, l.. l., aud Port Jarvip, n. j., are
Iho ptiucipal cities TO suffer. No Ia
lhIIMoa nfn Vet u IDflnI.
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LtuDED ~ Ryan.
The Archbishop speaks About Gind.
stone aud cleveland

CHICAGO, Sept. 7,-Among the
gatherings IN connection wiIh the
Catholic Congress today was the
meeting OF the Catholic Young Meme
national union, at which Archbishop
Ryan OF Philadelphia made su address
which attracted much attention. Tic
held up as a mou.l public man, WhO
always had the courage 10 do his duty
In the face OF opposition, misundeI.
standing ami cHlumny, William H..
Gladstone, name that called forth
loud cheers.
AS AN example Of man who always
lelt mis- TeslJusiUility to God aud Inc
public, he said no could not give them
better namo than Grover Cleveland,
a name that was loudly cherrod.
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NEW YOmI, Sept. IA thousand
people GTe starving Ia the city OF
Honkers. Tonight, In response g. a
call from Mayor Weller OF mat city,
immediate steps were taken to relieve
the general distress. A. tho present
time more than $1,000 men and women
are unemployed AMI without means u
livelihood. The most OF them arc
hatteEs aud caTnetmAkurs.
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GiEAu LAUNUHN uuok kprptl
- NANlls confectionery falrslsdy. huutrs
a,cpeg waist mutcfs. fa'osIady on road
tt.lh, ntftc. taiiurcss. tauIu git.s auI cham.
...,, lalies ENchauso. 49, Eatt, ist
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SHEEP WANTED.

- IIkf WANTEu.-I WISH To TX.
- change Logan tily ur farm pfopcrty fer
sheep J. Y. rteNart. Logan. w.
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10 nnhr. q ,nnf.,,inn.

ST. LOUIS, 81. 7.-James Ponnock,
the man captured At tho scene anu
time OF the train robbery Tuesday night
at Pacific, Mo-, today weakened aud
confessed that he lrd the three men
who held up the,i Ffisco train. The
man the poiics have placed In custody
Is Sam Robinson, n laid brakeman
OF the Frisco.
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1uE mcQuILLAN munDEn.
Talking Of Lynching tic Suspected
Murdoress.

MlDDLRTowN. n. Y, Sept Am.
ee,htr chapter was adGed touay 10 the
MlVullltn murder, when tue dend
uoly OF old Paul Holiday was dug
tui VI lhsdirt beneath the floor of the
n,hety old house In when he live1
WIN his maniacal partner. Tne
p,scoVeTy q the body was made
ny man named Greeyes, who
belongs In New YORK city anu
slends his summers here at house a
SWW9,tt uleIanoe from the Holiday place.
while Constable Scott was looking
I,ef me place this morning he found
;;oNelIy belonging 10 tho NJ Quillans
~ an clubhouse. How II rot there liz
10y positively knywu, Ia. Tho suppose
uon Is that when lIio oil, ged murderrss
r,sitel Tue outbousV yesterday she hid
Mslewelry tnere. ''
hne manner IN Which the woman h
Velng treated by almost overybody I'm
s.e village has arouael the iniignniion
" lew people. Nhilo the woman
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funded. Price 70 cents Tor box. Fo,
tale by A. G.. Smith a 90.
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AIIEhn,n,h nnndl,..

TRINIDAD, Cho, Sept. News
was received hSv iUnigut that the
posse that went In pursuit OF the
MtSicahs WHO murdered W. 5. MAlsh
OF Washington, Monday, had u battle
Win the mutdefcrt, In which one
man was killed and two seriously
wounded. Another posse will be
sent cut.
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NavaI omesrs MeprIlnnnh.d.

WAsHIN0qOS, Sept. Z. - Secretary
Herbert late this afternoon Issued MI
order teprimanding the otiictrs TO.
sponsibie for the dsplOrable nonuitiom
OF the cruiser Atlanta, on which firv
occurred while the vessel WAS AT the
Norfolk navy yard.
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Nor SUICIDE
Dr Graves MED Of Heart TaiIure
it n said.

DENVER, Sept. IA letter written
by the la,u DR.. Graves 10 the AssOclai-
eu Pfcss was found this morning among
the papers lott Tor his wife. The CONE
municatiOn which was written yrur
ago last January, few uuys before
the date bet Tor biz execution, solemn.
~ declared that no had nothing 10 do
with tue death of Mfs. Barnnby.
FROM Hu Investigation made during
the past few days the impression 10
rapidly gaiHing ground that Dr.
Graves did not commit suicide, but
died u heart .ioeasu, brought On by
long imprisonment ana subsequent
exhaustion.
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ATTENTION. MFNi
Cleln I'D rrls.lnclnlhln.

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.,t..,, 10 hr cleaned utut 81 D. sutt
. Mcns Nu1uY suits. worth iisand ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRESS GOODS.

ONE HUNDRED OF THE VERY
~ Newest Effects in Tail Drets Goods
nav" Just arrived aud w shall be-
r.ca ed iu show them 10 our patrons on
Monday morning They comprise snuie
very choice aud elegant things In Hoo
Nhnking~. Srrpeu inc Effects, Fancy
Scotch, French aud English Goods, such
have never boon Seon M uur CITY be-.
Tore. IN far we have u spfinklinr Of tho
very select" sun. thu will be- worn
tins season, and they are marked down
g. hHri.pnu prices. BE sure you 500 our
New Goods before purchasing your fll
dro-sos.
ssy-A Great CLEAN UP SALE
of Everything in Stock.