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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-21

n. y. VESTS Property Attached.
Tuesday afternoon an attachment was
issued against the property Of A. J. West
to satisfy the execution of Il judgment OBJ
tanned against him in the superior court
of Pierce county by WIN. p. Book. The
judgment was recovered upon note Civ
en- to the Aberdeen bank which was after
ward assigned to Book, and amounts to
about $4,000. The levy was upon Vests
personally property, and what was sup
posed to be such was removed to the store
room on G and Heron streets. The mill
property was not attached, as it is owned
by Mr.. Vests brothcr-in-law, j. w. Rob-
inson, of Michigan. There is, however,
a suit pending in the United States cir
cult court. at Tacoma, wherein Book asks
to have this transfer OF the mill set aside,
alleging that the transfer was for fraudu-
lent purposes, and which comes on for
hearing next month.
The same day, before the attachment,
proceedings supplemental to execution
was had before Judge Bignold, Of Monte
sano, referee appointed by the Court, at
which considerable testimony was given
by Mr.. West regarding the sale OF the
mill property. These supplemental pro-
ceedings are those usual where debtor
claims to nave no property liable to exc
cutiOn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-21
YEDDo, Japan, Dec. 8, 1893.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morita

announce the marriage OF their daughter
Shy NJ. TO Mr.. Tommy Okada,
Wednesday evening, Dec. q, 1898,
at the Congregational church, Aberdeen
The wedding will be public and all ar,
invited.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-21
Wishkah street near Ct.

For Christmas presents see Evans &
Schroeder.
The drink for summer should be cool
and refreshing. Weinhard's Beer hits
the right spot every time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-21

Have you visited Max Sanford's jewelry
store lately? lie has new goods in every
department. Silvcrware, jewclry, new
watches for the ladies', rings, pins, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Sad Case of insanity.

shorlh William II. Gillespie, last
night bfough, In from Tooele, one Mn.
Carrie kies!er- Bosl, a woman who has
been "a resident Of that place Tor several
years past, and who suddenly and
apparently without Gauss lost her roa.
son on Monday night Of this week.
The inst iulimsIion that she was any
way dangerous was when she armed
herself with revolver anu y can OF
kuroteno oil and went 10 the home OF
Iustic Of tho Peace MaTshRl anu 10.
claIed that sAo would either burn or
shoot her way iu 10 the house. She
was taken into custody Rnd was given
Il preliminary examination before the
local authorities and WAS ordered com.
mitted 10 the Territorial Insane asylum,
10 which institution she was taken by
Sheriff GilleHpiB from this oily this
morning. She was generally Consid.
cred a harmless and un1iisnding
woman and her unlocked 'ERfllioIion
Is asaurprlsing "a It l. req. N ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
A DOSE OF LAUDANUM.


a Salt Lake iowclcr named Titssll
VINO recently urgd Of metropolitan lie
and who pined Tor county air aud
custom, took up his residence at the
attractive but uupretentous little city
OF TJOulc, foutpd a small store, hung
cut HE sign ami commenced business.
That was about n0u,h ago. It soon
became apparent, however, that the
new lcwolcr wa too closely allied
with lohu Batleycofn 10 make a sue
cess u his business, though ho wUs
conceded 10 be u mDtc than ordinarily
good nrtlgl la his PARTICULAR lIuU.
lie had wife, tut sine remained In
THIS city, and he ConIiaueu o. alone
without attracting much attention OF
causing much comment until sunday
morning last, whup hr was found
dead in HE shop with an empty bot.
Gle OF huuHuum n. his HiuC. lie had
been ON % prutuuiUi dcUlucu anu had
wound up boy taking ia.al dose 10 thu
drug, aud The rotoucr'- Jury 30 held at
thu Inquest which took place tho day
after uiH DEATH lie was buried ct
luIulr 90 Monday, Rud BATS wife went
orr 90 hituud the funeral aud returned
from lhurc last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Funeral Services.

The Funeral services over the re.
mains Of the late Mrs. Frances II.
Ringwood Holden will be- held In the
Nlnth ward meeting house at two
O'CLOCK tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
Friends Of the family anu deceased are
invited 10 attend.
Undertaken CHARLES Skewes arrived
from Park CITY this morning on a
special train bringing with him the
body OF Robert Wright, VINO died at
At that place lew days $50. The
deceased was "A year. OF age aud left n
wife aud four children. He was an
employe Of the Ontario mining com.
pany for several years. rhe funeral
took place from 81. Merge cathedral at
two O'Clock this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

FRIENDS closed surprisingly suu.
cessiul three niFh,s' engagement at
tue rneaGor last evening. Mr.. Roylo's
iriends feared that he bad made mis-.
taEein billing salt Lake Tor mole than
two nights in tho present condition OF
public finances, ami the result isgll the
more gratifying on that account. There
WIS but very ittiu difference in any OF
tho three nights auIlunCes, Tho FRIENDS
company play in Ogden tonis ht aud
Provo Saturday niglt, resting Friday
Ia this city aud enjoysng the altogether
novel eEperience--tO road company
OF attending u theatrical perform.
anCo IN BODY by taxing In Pete
Dsiley's Country Sport.
DALEY, by the way, has been doing
larger business ia San Francisco than
Fanny Davenport has at rival thea.
ter. His stay hare 10 limited ~ two
nights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
TuE brnIKE
Troops Ordered 60 be READY NJ Mo-
mrnta Notice.

JERSEY CRY, Nov. 23.-lu the
Lrhigu Valley strike tho altuation u
without material change. The COM
pany b. increasing slowly the number
OF moving iloigh. trains. Ordcfs have
been Issued g. the Fourth regiment Of
the on jersey and Filst regiment Of
the Philadelphia militia % De In readl-
ness TOT any emergency.
In Wilku-harfs anu Wyoming val
ley fully 10000 miners arc out OF work
on account OF tie strike. a number
Of engineers and fifomen nom the
West have arrived at Buffalo.
Dispatches from burlington, Iowa,
report that scores OF idle q. Is. x q ID.
engineer, many OF whom were old
Reading & Lrhigh employees who went
West TO MI tue places u the Burling-
ton strikers several years ago are on
the way east TO take positions on the
Lehigh. The strikers are still conn.
uent.
BuGalo-Ths Lohigh Valley system
Is doing better. Some freight 10 NOV
ing east. Tue blockade 10 broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
A Fierce Dog Fight

one ftho nvelicst dog tights seen
hUgoabUuls Tor a long limo occurred at
the corner Of Second South anu East
Temple streets NJ noon today. Tho
warning CANNES we're both Of the bull
type anu the way they embraced and
CIuug to each other was q caution,
There was very liIllo swapping anu
sntFliug, II was oil solid bliiug and
chewing. 10 looked ~ though Il was
"a uattlr 90 death, and Il would doubt
lUss have been prolonged until Que Or
both VI The bfutes had exhausted theme
selves had Il not been for the pfJmpi
interference ot bys,andofs who found u
anything Uut au easy thing 90 separate
them. The ladies were apparently ~
badly frightened as though the couflicI
had been between a couple Of vicious
mice aud they quickly took themselves
10 distant places VI sa.Uty nom which
they could scu tie tgnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

Gresham we're b send him HE pass.
p1Us. This would admittedly BE- 90
net OF wnt ami would place the aim In.
iatrati1n tiiil further ola the defensive,
but Gresham has no Intention ui xiv.
Jug lhuutln an Opportunity Go b1
made martyr oi snd Will not ssuu
him HE passpOrts. On the other hand 10
Is probable iiroshAm would not hutotry
30 Ihuuon were ~ demand hls pass
futla. ll- position with relation 90
the state department Dr. anomalous.
The diplomatic iiieyTs Of The Uuilei
States have uTfaignei him uu SERIOUS
yhufgtH. 20 which hiH B,utpmp I wa q
reply. rhis Do s.nlciout ground for
hih 10 base his demand for his pass.
pUria urun. rIr Intention o. commit
an uLiuuudly net upon bic govern.
mUnt haH MOI been communicated 90
him officially, uud 10 is Therefore, &c.
cIrdiuC 90 diplomatic usage, unknown
20 him, bus he has ample grounds for
demanding Information u au official
SOURCES, aud 10 itis refused him, call.
iug fuf HE passports, Hut the Hawaii
au minister VIII probably not rive zap
tho advantage lac hae OF bong Ia
diplomatic relations with this govern.
mrut, even though they are strained.
GTc.hHm's theory 90 that the ur0vis.
iuual government Ui Hawaii comes 90
M emf with the notification from this
government that the annexation with
the United States is denied, that gov.
rtnmont having been formed for tho
the purpose ot annexation, lie may
| h0ll, under this theory, that Ihunton
no longer holds any diplomatic role.
ton 10 tuis government, aud that HE
own government has ceased 10 exist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

The statement that T, o. Angel was
striving to secure the appointment OF
superintendent Of waterwoTks under
the administration that Is soon to take
the reins Of government into Ia hands
10 not quite In accordance with the
iaots. As least that IL what the geutle.
mans brother O. Il. Angel, sRys. He
states that he himself IN the man and
that his application has been filed
aud that 1t win now take It's chances
with numerous other liks Documents
that have presumably bson sent to his
honor, the Mayor.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Got lLiriy.aye DAYS.

The police authorities have been
making IL decidedly uncomfortable for
the petty larceny suFpeots and other
similar offenders OF late, and to Chief
Paul largely 3, due the credit Of tho
vigorous raid. Frank Allen, associate
Of evil companions, hns been found
guilty In the police court and sen.
fenced To thiTiy.hyu days In jail. His
onrnso was the stealing OF tray Of
cheap lewelry from Second South
street HnOp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Death of an Estimable Woman.

Miss Elmiua DEMO, an ostimsble
young woman Of twonly-ono years,
died at o O'Clock this morning at No
235 south Seventh East street, In tho
Eleventh ward, At the residence Of
Joseph n. Eiwards, where she was
temporarily staying.
The deceased was native % Miuhi-
gan although she Waf "a resident VI
Wisconsin during the greater part Of
her liiv. Che identified hrrseli with
tue faith Of the LatteT-dgy Saiuts
In that stale In 1857. Tho i'm.
mediate cause OF her death was ~.
phoil pneumonia, with which she WAS
illicled the lash three weeke. Her
fuueTings were Intense but she bore
them with patience and iohiluie
throughout. Her brother, Joseph
DEMO, OF ~. Charles, Idaho, was sum.
moned 10 nor bedside by telegfAphic
dispatch on Tuesday aud remained
with her until her spirit passed into
the grvut beyond. The funeral will
occur from the residence tomorrow
friday morning ~ II o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-rhe afternoon
papers In Warrington say the theory Ia
advanced that before tho next steamer
arrives ut San Francisco the queen
may have been restored and over
thrown again and republic estab.
lished. II this be true, ~ be- H.. This
administration will have done its duty
In undOiug the wrong done by Stov.
eus. lfaiier being restored the queen
cannot hold on TO her throne that IL
her lookout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
SEELEY And SEAMAN
NEITHER CANDIDATE INELIGIBLE


AtG session Of tho Utah Commission
hold last evening n decision was ar.
rived al bv a majority Of the members
on the 5eolcy AMI seaman contested
election olsc'. Tho official record OF
the imnsacti9n will not bo made up,
however, until this evening.
In tho sceley case tho Commission
took the stand that Judge sesisy had
golo A. Tor as no could In rendering
himself eligible iOr election. Hu hnd
boon Informed that one holding an
chloe under tho UHited States was
was ineligible Tor election to the
Legislative Assembly, aud upon re.
cciving That Intelligence, aad prior 10
the day OF election had forwarded his
foalgnotlou to the President. As tho
Commission regarded the resignation
To have been made in good faith they
heid that Judge 5sclcy had. by his
action, rendered himself eligible for
election. Hs will therefore got the
certificate.
In inc Seaman case the Gem.
mission held that Mr.. SEAMAN had
no oihcA appointment under the
United States, but was an appolntee
Of the Utah Commission. lie was
also awarded tuo certificate o. election.
Secretary Richards now has ready
iog signature the certificate, OF all tho
ohlcrTH chosen az the recent election.
A. There are more than 1900 OF these /.
can BE- seen that the work ogprupaFntion
mas unrn conducted with comments.
anle prnmplness anu unusual celebrity.
lhn cefliho1ios have been transmitted
TO theUiahCommisslon fOntholr official
signatures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
Algigrs says the police rgidVd mum.
Der VI houses In the European quarters
aud seized large number OF anarchist
pamphlets Aud documents which 70.
veal an extensive conspiracy, iuclud'
Ing plot 10 blow up the French law
court aud the now mosque where the
native cRsos are heard. Several loaded
bombs and quantities Of explosives
were seized In the village Of Husseiu
Del, noar Algiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Orders to Policemen.

a telephone message has been ro-
ceiyed from police headquarters stating
that Instructions from tho police Of
this city when On duty have been
issued as follows;
Must not stop ON corners.
Musl not walk 'u company with any
person.
Must not talk 10 any ptn0n or an.
aver any question when u can be
avoided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

This afternoon the large Wholesale
dry goods house Of Edison, Moore Il Co.,
i've stories high, burned 10 tbs ground.
The lofs will DO thres'quarIors OF ~
million. Rsdfori Dunniug anu James
MoWay were killed by jumping from
the top story.
Shortly before p. m, the side and
rear walls fell In. II 10 reported on q
fireman was crushed TO death. Bally's
tobacco factory In the rear Of the ire In
threatened with destruction.
add News OF AlAmeda's arrival
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Galhered Him I'm.

II. q. Flint, aliss w. IL. Brown, was
gathered In by city Detective Sheets
last night on a charge OF forgery. Tho
prisoner IL accused OF pnsalug q 500
bogus check ON one Malone, Fifst
south street lodging house keeper. It
IN also said that he represented himself
AS member Of the well known Brown.
ing family Of Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
AnIron ,hin ON Fire.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Nov. ga
Tie steamship Santa Rosa brings
news that the iour-mas,cd ron snip
Gaslofd, coal laden from Liverpool Ia
san FfauOisco, took Ore In the hold
on Saturday. The crow ran her ior
Colo anchorage, near Point Conccp'
ton, aud were forced to abandon her.
She was a mass OF flames and Is GER
taiuly destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
lStndenis' SncielY.

Al the Students society to be held
in the Latter.day Saints college on
Friday evening, November 2ith, at
1850, the following program will DO
rendered:
I. Lecture, The Framing Of tho Constltu.
hun's.'s.,ss,,, ss.s.sss..ssssssN arl A. badger
Q. Lecture, ColcHdgca Ancient Mariner,
Alts lln sawyer
4 Reading .s,,..,,s... irut, willard Done
o, l.. ~ 3, College Chronicle So, l,.......
.,s.s..,,,.ss,, o., -s,.,s,sss,s,lie1cr B, sanders
The public are cordially invited to
attend. Doors closed promptly at 7:A5.
J. II. WOODBURY., Chairman.
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busiiy engaged up1n his mss'agc.
SECRETARY Herbcr, is out OF the ci'y'


IoguoN, NOv..8. PRECEDENT PclNoto
hpe Iricgraphed TIC Buy'hau minister
Of this city that the iusufftut IRON
clad Javoty has been sunk by thr ne
of batteries at Niclhcr y anu That thu
crew of the JAvory per. hel. Tie
Javory was nm iron armofcl Iuticn'
ship OF $500 ton. AMI carried iour ten
inch Whitwofth muzLIe loading rifle
guns, six nve.inch rap.d IRE ruue uud
five machinrgun She had 30 horic.
mower engines ami twelve iuch,a Of
nrpior. She was a powerful yuHul and
of Ught draught, lust suitable Tor coast
defence OF river service. IL wac built
In France IN 1870
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

S0f671I % ~ DIfLNET NLWs.
BUFFALO, wyo, Nov. 2a.-The
county commissioners Of johnson
county have discontinued the pay.
mrnt OF bounty on wolf and coyote
fCalps. Adjoining counties stopped
tho payment Of the bounty some time
ago And In consequence johnson
county was paying bounty on a large
number Of animals killed In other
counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

RAILWAYS ~ NEW Scum WALES.
The progress hnd importance OF "a
colony may well DO judged by the
length OF iIs railways Ia regard 10
population, aud Viewed Ia this
way the colony Of New South
Wales stands out strongly Ia
favorable comparison with other
countries. IL has A population, speak.
ing generally, OF l,ldi,2O7 people,
which, divided by the c0lOnlsl railway
mileage, gives Oue mile VI line Tor
oyery i1l persona Ia Great Britain
there are lJJs persOua 10 each mile OF
line; In France, l7i5; In Germany,
1915, IN the United States, where they
have done more In regard 10 railway
enterprise thAu any other country in
the wOIlJ, one mile 10 every 8l5 per-
aOn'; in the adjoining colony OF Victoria
there IL one mills u every 4l3 per.
sons. During the last ton yenrg the
increase population mas beBu 1906 900
tquul 10 90 per cent, and although the
number huutuaies, rllll the percentage
% Increase may be taken as IA fair basis
OF comparison, ana 10 may reasonably
be assumed that similar Increase will
be- maintained In the coming tuu yeHrs.
On that basis, Therefore, the colony can
provide for an additional length o. 400
miles OF new lines In tho next ten
years, or an average increase Of ll9
miles per annum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

VmAuUA, Wis, Nov. 28.-Slm-
pie services were conducted over the
remains OF General Rurk at the fam.
lily residence this morning, after which
they were removed 10 the little
Methodist church where, under guard
OF a detachment Of the O.. a. II. they
will lie In state till tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

GNLEsBuRG, Nov. 3D. Brotherhood
men nero declare that the engineers
VINO nave gone east to take the places
Of the strikers on the Lehigh road from
this city aud burlington are not
Brotherhood men, but are mostly men
who took the sttlkers' places in the
great Burlington strike few years
auO.
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nrsrnrnII. sIIIINas.
p,oco..d Amendment Of the iicctio
Jaws.

pronosed Amendment 81 the hlcfiion
Jaws.
NtrNNA, Nov. 2i.-Ihe rolchrnth
resumed iBi sittiugs tuduy. Premier
Wiudlschgtaet1, Ia announcing the
FOLEY Of the new cabinet, said toe
governments chief task would be- 10
bring absut an extensive electoral
reform, according 90 ma agreement
~ the three great political parties.
While maintainiu the interests Oi the
existing pauiuu aud ihu various pre-
vince, the franchise would be cone
icrfed upon ciasBra hitherto deprived o.
II, especially on Npfkmcn AMI would
blso ass uro the political rights Of peas
ants and cltzcns, and luad 10 an IN
crease iu the uumuyr 70, deputies anu
20 u revision Of tbc electoral uisirirls.
Pending the execution OI this great
reform all other questions Will Iomain
In allegiance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

WAsiuNGrJN, ID. g., New. 23.-Iho
arrival OF the Alameda was awaited
this morning with interest, but with.
out my special excitement, a. II wac
not expected that she would bring any
intelligence Of change In the govern
mUnt at Honolulu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

M required by law, under the notice
OF contest iiled 10y J. g. Conklin and
anu other Liberals on the general
ucket against the Citizens successful
c@nuidaies, the Utah Commission
made an order this afternoon directing
Tue pfeHidlnS Judge Of ench polling
place In SAT- Lake City 10 carefully
preserve tue ballot boxes nnd their con.
tents until further Instructions were
issuei by competent authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

DETROIT, Nov. 23.-Tho i've story
building occupied by Edison, Moore
rad Co., Wholesale dry goods, is on
fire anu IL doomed. An explosion has
just occurred In the top door, oauslng
two mon to jump for their lives. They
are undoubtedly killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Al TrnnIr .n.nendsd.

PoIIsviLLE, Pa, Nov. 23.-No
trains oil any kiud are running On the
Lehigh coal branches. Tho tie W Of
all traffic IL complete. The oticlala
are tying 20 got out few trains
themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

MONMOUTH, Ills, Nov. 2a.-Tho
commission OF the United Presbyterian
synod OF Illinois refused 10 sustain the
appeal Of Rev. j. q. stewart, the heal.
ing evangelist. His punishment is
not yet announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

Gresham has no Intentlou OF Making
ThurHton IA Martyr.

WAsHIEoTOE, Nov. g3.-ThsTe l.
no doubt that Minister rhurslon and
Secretary Gresham arc peIsunao mon
gGatRe 10 one another, but each would
prefer 10 have an announcement OF fact
rom the other. It would probably
net distress 1huIstOn II Secretary
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Indicted.

MISNEAroLIs, Nov. 23.--lt IL cor
tain the gtAnd jury has indicted
kris,iau Korlganrd, president VI the
deiunot slate bank, and ex'city treas.
uter for lo0tiug that institution,
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ntcriver. Tor an Insurance 60.

BALTIMORE, Nov. .3.-Rcceivefs
have been appointed Tor snl have
taken possession OF the American
casually company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

Beyond the making 1l low time
orders, Judge Blair haJ nothing to
occupy his time m tho Probate court
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
Ou,-IIor.c Thnni.gi,Ing Nay.

PORTLAND, ore, Nov, 23.-Ihis De
the usy designated by the governor as
Thanksgiving day, bat IL not being OBJ
.etvud as sucn except BY the state
officials ami commercial Institutions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. GA fire early
this morning destroyed large part Of
the Paddook.Hawley Iron compauy's
warehouse. Loss quarter OF mil.
lion. Insured.