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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

AGNES CHAPMAN was yesterday granted de-
cree OF divorce from c. II. Chapman on the
ground OF desertion. Mary E. Cooper was
given decree from George W. Cooper on the
ground of desertion.
In THE Police CouRT today Douglas Chi
chester was charged with trespass 1t was
charged that his horse tramped on the grass in
the grounds surrounding Howard University.
The case was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
IN JUNE, JULY And AUGUST.
Half the Funerals Will Be Of
Little Children.
Unless More Attention is Paid to
the Proper Kind Of Food.
How Cholera Infantum May Best Be
Avoided.

Js:re, July and August
The months when babies suffer and the NOR
talify of children under i've years Is dreadful
Half the funerals In these months are Of chill
dren. and this season promises to be particularly
severe one.
What. then. of the fathers and mothersf Their
single thought should be how to keep the baby
well II they only knew that with all their loving
care their babies are in danger in the summer
principally from being improperly fed. how quickly
would they run TO correct this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Cnie5 Justice Bingham and
Judge Hagner.
lesterday-Chapmnn agt. Chapman. Cooper
agt. Cooper, PasteraeId ast. Faster held; do
crees OF divorce. Scherer agt. Fidelity Build
In re. George Brent Qunatic): auditors report
confirmed. Lansburgh agt. Peterson; restrain
ing order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
Or SPECIAL INTEREST.

DF. Newlin HIS his own laboratory and corpsupas
mas own ne1icines from The pures. drugs obtsfnsbts
OF "a" s: manufacturers REGARDLESS O. cost
He lives his personal attention to every pst,eos
ana does not intrust the work fncompetent .s~is
ants.
he gives IFS candid opinion In every casa ana A..
not deiude incurab'e patients irts taking treatuent
ne does not attempt to apply syss-m Of treat
men, 70 al casrs but rives each patient the rsmedS
best adapted TO hts ra~e
Ee especially soiici,s patients who have ,,>e. uro.
nounced inou-sbls and thoe who have fad 20 sScsvs
dement, from Others 10 make test Of his sys,em Of
treatment
One part of this srs.erp c,e,,sa. ara A..,. -....
irritating ~'
The other part builds NJ the system give, tons ana
strength to The diseased mem branes and preysuts
" apse.
ID. SEBLfS fnrrf.s the strsesa inpes,,oo,,ou
" w o's"s.s nethSds. and 70 afsrd sos sa sp-
JHF"hts 70 90 40 gsrss yoa tAe samss and a
crosses OF people uL0s vou in av call asd s.e,
ta" ne f'h " fhs tsssaona d, ,fsr~d ,r,,,eA A.
G'ren rot1ntaTfts aud jus: a. tAsv cs.ss ,r., a.
p"t' e",S "ra hi's DR.. SEgJIS 6oes not az sos %
aeesg has 'rord ,or ~. bv. dsslres ,hs vou cal 40
sce The patients themse.rss
ADVANTAGES OF SUMNER TREATMENT.
AsTrcvious,y stated 1. is dur;nx the .u,,,,sr ,.s
.H]t Tue patients make the most rapid And csrts'u
Fogrss Il Is then that nature gives her Ala % an.
work Of the nysi-ian; that the issl,ttv ~ s.ssss
CO." winch OBTAINS sn the winter n reiucsd 10 IT,
MINIMUM. ard tia. the work Of the physscisp 90
psafs uncer its most favorable ishs '
BRIEF sTATEMESTs.
Mr.. C s. Hpip.ine lsp llta st m ..xH,.
To DIR Newlin had offensive dsscbsrre from nv
nose caused % an liberated condition Inside IA Ma
every Gay forsx seven wecks Ny thro,t N. ana
Win mueu- and my whole stem was affected NV The
oisease but since iaenr D.. Newlins trsssnsut Am
Is Wei as before had the sease"
MI. W ". Ninfree says, when want a, m
Newisn was IN q terrible condition from, as~....
had no appetite and what ate hurt ma w.
seer was d. turb~d and unrcfrcshine Ihad excrvr.s
ing headachss- My nose comple,sly sto.u~6 m,
4 AAd headswi;n,nInR TO such On extent sAst -
afrsii 10 trust myself the streets a,ous 4 hsd 4
Distressing couyh. but after taking tre.tent on D.
Newiin my bad symptoms disappeared = b.
magic"
Mr. n. Jcarics. No. 30 Myrtle q. pcrshss.s,
had rheumstism. aeuraleis and catsrrh for Gwen
cars had no appetite. intense be.dschea pains ~
shoulders and arms. and conld no; Sleep but sfs~r
months Treatment with Dr. Neviin my trouble "A
disappeared L have no headaches nor pains; s,ssp
well and feel better than for pedrs-
Mr.. W. I. Newton. pO5 OH st soush,rs,. go
ad attacks OF asthma at night and slept propr>d nm
IN eea with chair and riows aud then slspt but No
'ie aha got my breath with great effort had uauAs
Meats pains shoat my heart and couzhed q great
deA.. Tn: since Dr.. NewIia t-eHied me eat we'll
slseF . aadiS. ezve 10 cough nigh swests aad
rtei sa'.re.S srcsi s0H.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

you're not satisfied, they'll refund the
money? Why not do the same when
you buy medicine?
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
10 sold Oh that plan. It's the only blood
purifier so certain and effective that il
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, in
every case, or you have your money
back.
Its not like the ordinary spring medi-
cines or sarsaparillas. All the year round,
l. cleanses, builds up, and invigorates the
system. If you're bilious, rundown, or
dyspeptic, or have any blood-taint moth
Ing can equal it as remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
Death of Col. Anderson's Mother,

CINcINSArI June 21.-A telegram from
Warm Springs. Va, announces the death yes
terday at that place of Mrs. Catherine Long,
worth Anderson. widow of the late Larsc An
derson. sr. She was the daughter OF Nicholas
Lonsworth, ST.. and the mother of the late Col.
Nick Anderson Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
PARLoRs. 13i4 stn.w
OPTIC. HOURS; stO IL a IN. 3sO ; and !. 70 On.
SUNDAYS. o to II N
EARLY TO BED ASp EARLY To RISE

Thesun that rose Of dawn became Q saiain~ lix&e
but the Lax, soa grcs neither healthy w~sathy,
and could 1n ierstsrd the nebulsr hypoth~~ss
This fable teaches that iasomnis 10 pou.esims.
virtue. and that th-n BUTT BRoNo LrTHIA
should he reserved for headache neuralgia 90 -uacx.
ness sad the day after overndulgence IN siiuisnss
For sale by all druggists Three dosss IN esca boz
tie. 10 cents
N.p.-cn receipt Of ono of our B. b. L red scala 10
be found on the cork Of each bottle 81 BUTTS BRoM0
l1THIA. we vii send free 20 any address Q copy q
our D. b. L. Primer. illustrated; one Of the muse
aannsinr and instructive books Of the ore for boeA
young and old
Address THE T. A. BUTTS CO..
5e1s sos 18th st.. washfngfou. DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
The Monarchs of Boston.

The Monarch base ball team Of Boston will
play the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
team tomorrow at National Park. Tho Mon
archs are composed Of the players from tine
original Cuban Giants, and as the Bureau was
the only team who succeeded in defeating the
oiants ON their trip here in May good game
may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
The Potomacs' Crew.

The following crew, which will row in the re-
satta to be held on the Patspsco river, Balti-
more, about July 20. has been selected by Capt
Of1ey Of the Potomac Boat Club: Mills, stroke;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
HIT BALDWIN HARD.
The Giants Also Played Badly and
the Senators Won.
PLAY PHILADELPHIA TO-DAY.

Cornell Freshmen Easily Defeat the Column
bia College Boys OF New York - Low
lander. IN Outsider. Wins the Suburban
Handicap-Cnpit.l b Club Men suessssful
In Whist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Exner, Z; Oliver, 6; Roulett. s; Gaddis, 4; John
son, 8: Sturgeon. z. and W. Nolan, bow. It is
possible that this crew will represent the club
at the Middle States regatta on July s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Pennsylvania and Cornell Have Short Spin
Over the Course.

Over the Course.
Both the Cornell and Pennsylvania crews ar
rived in Minneapolis yesterday and found the
city in Juror over the race. There has never
been college crew on these waters, so the only
difficulty which confronts the carnival commit
tee is to be able to accommodate the vast
throng Of people that will flock to the contest.
Shortly after arriving in Minneapolis the
Pennsylvania crew went out to Lake Calhoun,
by the courtesy Of the Iiurline Boat Club. The
Cornell crew is quartered across the lake at the
Lake Park Hotel. Both crews took q short
spin on the lake in the afternoon and both felt
the effects OF their trip on their wind. The
water is almost dead today and il 1t is as smooth
on the day OF The race as now some phenomenal
time will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to the following: Eugene
Bradford and Sadie N. Parker; Thos. w.
Tucker and Mary II. WEIGH; John A. Neville
and Sophia U. Devote; Henson r. Martin and
Mamie J. Williams; George Brown and Laura
Hayes. both Of Montgomery county, Nd: Jas
Aiiinson OF Marvsvile Montgomery county and
Mlilie Wylam; Roland F. Spinks Of Gathers
burg, Md. and Minnie 4. Stewart: George w
Reese and May E. Higgins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

The New Yorks had decidedly Of day yes-
terday. Baldwin was in the box and he was
hit hard by the Senators. but his pitching was
not responsible for all Of washingtons' runs
In fact only four Of the sixteen runs were
earned On the other hand, only one Of New
York's eight runs were earned. So the game
can be classed as rather saffron-hued. but a.
our boys won the local cranks will 60 about
rubbing their hands in glee. talking about the
good work. OF Meakin and the Washingtons
Both the games lost 70 Louisville were better
played games. BY the way, the Louisvilles
won from Cincinnati yesterday 8 to 1, with
Hemming pitching. The Senators are rapidly
being established in the affections Of the
cranks, who are now sorry they spoke Mulvey
is under the weather and Stricken was PLAYED
at third base yesterday. The reports say that
two Of his errors were excusabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

IHE funeral services over the remains of
Daniel j. Waters. who was drowned near Phil
adelphia, were held yesterday afternoon at his
father 9 residence. IS street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
S. {. Nrwas. NJ. D., Sprcr.l..r

In toeeestaIen, Of dise-scs Of she Var Nc. Thrcst
Lnn-s. Stoma Il. Dlcos Kiineys A..h,., ~,r,....
DeD-lisy. Nesirs.<ia and llsesassta.sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Walking Match ut Kernan's.
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Capital Club Boys Win.

The third American whist congress held its
first business session yesterday in the rooms Of
the Chicago Whist Club. Preliminary to the
general congress the play-off of the tie between
the Milwaukee Whist Club and the Capital BIZ
cycle Club OF this city in the match for the
Hamilton trophy. which was left over from the
congress held In New York last year. took place
in the presence Of many spectators in the club
rooms. The match was won by the Capital BIZ
cycle Club by four points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

SCORE BIZ INNINas.
Clubs. Ial4laI6I7lsT0l TT
S:a nsss ISSs SISJI5Isa1I 10
base by errors-New Iork, 8; washington. 5. Left
qS h s.s BaIav,p 4 o. Msstin. s,Inci ont
s s, s H.S,osa TS9 ';, sis;.Lyons s.erinSs
stricker. sullivan. Wild pitch-Meak in. Passed
balis-farrel. Miligan. i. Cmpire-McLaughlin
Time ofgame, 212.
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
bbs s,iSlolss "a SS9SSSS S-le lS
Pitchers-weyhinea and MoNabb.
ccII: .ssIasa : .::ss 9SSa25S L Z
Pitchers-khret and CLARK son.
f fss.g'ii:. :::::::p Sp5HSSSS J j
Pitchers-Sullivan and Hemming
s ssssa,snf 5S5SdS IL i
Pitehers-Kernedy and Nichols.
Record OF the Clubs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
LLOG FOR A CORPSE
Sensational RHm1E klgai d.. Graves,
The POlSOlaT.
HIS REPORTED SUICIDE a SHAN.
High Om,lals aud Secret Orgnn'zA'
tlons Said 60 b. implicated In
the Deception.

DgNvEn, Oct l0.-The Ners pub
lishos sensational story % the effect
that DR.. Thatcher Graves, the polsoner
who was oupposed To have suicidoi
I'm iaiI, ~ not cead. II is maintained
that pine log occupied the coiiin L.
stead Of body. Tho story is givon on
the authority Of Charles n. Chandler,
= wealthy ciilzen Of Thompson, Center
county, Gtavts's old home, and where
the body ia supposed 10 be- buried.
Chandler aud a fellow townsman,
stephen Morse, arc now here. They
declare that the fliu WAS opened NJ
the grave against the protests Of the
widow and II was found u contain a
pine llg. Inc supposed dead doctor l.
now said 10 DO enjoying his freedom In
foreign country.
A rImor has bien current here for
some time that the body carried
from tho county Jail was real
" Of wax and that tho parties
TO the deception arc some high
ufilclnls aud secret organization. This
rumor IL strengthened by the refusal
10 allow the remains 10 bo viewed ex-
cept by the most Intimate friends, Ani
by the further fact that the widow
refused ~ allow the remains to be
embAlmoI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

bill ana arc now engaged In trying 70
ro' the various III lions to accept 10.
The eilvur Democrats accept u rather
readily though they are not fully oatit-
iird With the limitcd feuoEuitiDn Of
oliver, tut B0me rcieal Democrats are
still H1liiug Uut Tor absolute repeal, and
with tuufe the committee u nlw lshof-
iIg. The opinion j. expressed int "
an these nuuHt bc won over, enough
Republicans can be Ri cured 70 pnsa the
mta.urr. The proposed bill txtcnIs
he lt1yai0us OF trc ufuscnt silver law
10 Jnr. Let, 1895, with reduction Of
monthly uufchAse 10 two ana "A hnlf
millions per mouth and fos coinage
Immediately Of the BUiguiofnrc
silver in the treasury. the mat.
ter of bond issue IL sill Opou
but most iavofahly considered. Tho
pmpo.i'i'1 rontenplites purcra'es OF
silver ut the prttrnt rate q niuety
million ounces ARE purchased. villa IL
tho only member ~ tue committee
holding out ngpintt compromitc. A
consultation viii be- hell with Car
Isle this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
HOW THE ACCOUNTS STAND.
Figures Presented for The lnlOIma.
ton Of the S.nate.
The Debate ON siondny's Journal Re
sumtd.-Ntcwnri Argues Against
IhnnEing the Rules.

WASHINGTON, oct. i0.-In tho Sen.
ate the finance committee presented n
report from the treasury department
In response TO u resolution for iniorma'
tlon rs 10 tho probable deficiency In
the revenues OF the government The
report shows deficit for the fltl three
months OF the current hsoal year OF
over s2l 100000, or st n rate OF over
is4,OOO,OOO for the entire year. IL
SHOVE actual expenditures for tho first
three months Of over Sgs, 100000. At
the same rate the expenditures for the
year would aggregate about si14,OOO,'
600, or about 81 100000 more than the
estimated expenses hn1 would show
expenditures over the supposed actual
receipta OF over 81, 900, 900.
The secretary Gays n def ate fore
cast for tho whole year IL impossible,
but II II apparent should the present
conditions continue the deficit Rt tho
end Of the year would be about $780,
O00, 600.
Stewart Of Nevada tool, the door
against the motion TO amend the jour
nal OF Monday 20 show the presence
of Teller who failed e. answer 10 his
name on roll call. Stewart argued
that In the midst OF the exciting dit
cusslon there WIS not tins 10 change
the rules,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Two Judges nj Work GU the Civil
Calsndar.-A Hearing Resumed.

The mornlng was a slow one ia both
divisions Of the Third district court.
The case Of Ff, Borgner d Co. vs..
MelR L.. Steel aud Elias N. Gleason,
doing business IN tho partnership
namu OF Stsele ~ Co., was the flraI
matter called up In Judge ZAne's
branch to-day. Attorney George
Armstrong appeared Tor tho plaintifi
and Attorney Putnam for the defend.
ant. IL was claim for slB3.70
for merchandise alleged to have
boon supplied by the plaintiff,
who are carrying on business
at Baltimore, Maryland, to the de
iendantp, who formerly ran store
known as the "Faif" Ia this city.
The hearing was still Ia progress at
$3.50 this afternoon
I'm Judge Bartch's court the further
hearing Of the action brought by the
Fred w. Vol company against tue
Salt Lake City Brewing company was
resumed and seems likely 10 occupy
all today. AS stated In ytslerdhy's
NEWS tue plaintiffs seek TO recover
s8.745.00 as balance Of account Tor
maoninery; while this defendants put
In "A counter claim 10 the tune of
Sll, 500, alleging that the machinery
furnished to them was detective.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

nominated by the Democracy for legis.
lative houofs from the Eighth fopfo.
sentative district.
William II. Apperly has been placed
In nomination by the Republicans 10
be voted for NJ superintendent Of tho
Cache county schools.
At the Liberal city convention Il f.
proposed 10 officially appoint Orlando
Powers the Poet LauTusto OF his party.
lie writes the kind OF dfivcl that Gale.
aazi aud Gfeenewali like.
II IA reported that Fred Trimmer
c0niCmplatcs making an extensive
eastern visit IN the near future.
Whether he will leave before tho
grand Jury meets on tho Let proK. IL
IL not stated.
At tho Republican legislative con.
ventlun At Logan, nominations
have been made as follows.
For councillor, James r. Ham.
mond, OF L1rau, Tor representa-.
tivup, Wesley *. Walton, Of Rich
county and Mariner w. merrill, Jr., Of
Richmond.
Patrick II. Lauuan who wants proc
porous anu healthy Utah annexed o.
Poverty stricken anu deceased Nevada
IA quivily working for the nomination
Of O.. r. Macon ~ Mayor on tho Lih.
,ral tcaut and the defeat u II. n.
Buskiu.
a local lawyer has just received In.
formation 90 the Effect that tie courts
Ia Elizabeth, New jersey, have held
that tho councilman u that city are
entitled 10 only ~ a year Tor their
hefvicos. He thinks that " tho tolon
salary question was tested here the
courts wouii decide thnt uur CITY
fathers would not bo entitled to any.
thing atall.
The Powers machine gang are OF the
opinion that the atmlsYu h. eur.
charged with politics, They thought
at the outset they would like Pretty
nl0tu campaign, lust Tor the iun Of II,
Dui they were IN no way prepared for
the approaching storm. lnc biz, black
drops VI puzzle indignation they now
SEQ have stricken terror 10 their cfing.
lug souls anu they know that they arc
only gentle shower OF the political
hurricane that Will sweep them from
the land 10 November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Visiting Salt Lake.

Mr.. VIM. QIayl., accompanied by
his wife anu sln, Of Br9oklyu, y, y,
and Mrs. Col. Creigh,ou,of Cleveland,
Ohio, uro IN Salt Lake on visit. Mr..
'4uayle Il engaged IA the business Of
plot IN Saudy Hooa. he IL Tho con
OF Cnpi. joseph q iaylr, whose fl't,r ia
the mother u Pee. cuts Grorsr q.
Cannon aud Angus AZ. CAM N, II
this city, aud David II. Cannon, OF
-. George. Mis-. Creighton T. The
widow u Col. Creighton, who
who lost his life nt thu head Of hi
regiment, the seventh ono, IA ihr
war for tie linton. She - also fret
cousin 10 Pftsi1ent Cannon, their
mothers beiag ei-tors. The visi,ura
hre delighted with salt Lake Guy,
sui viii remain scyoral dByH they
gfo warmly welcomed by relatives
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
October Exponent.

The October number Of the Woman >,
Exponent IL out and full Of good read
ing matter. The contents are ss los
lOwt:
La Rural England-A Story. The
ChildTun-Seleoied. Notes Rnd News.
A Few Rrtleotiont-lda Haag. Per
ieotiOL-Z Ou's Convert. Returning
Hom0-M. East. Farewell Party
Ann Harvey, RS. anu Union Primary
Reports. Slavey-Aun r.. Neal.
OhituaTy-SGfah q. Cox,
EdlloriRl.-New Zealand Leads.
A Pleasant Journey and Visit. In
Memorism- Mercy II. Thompson.
PoetTy.-K ilean-E. l.. g.. Halt.
way-Alosrt Bigelow. To Sarah
Aloia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

CHICAGO, oct. l9.-Tho National
BaukorH' convention continued lie ses.
Rlons today anu listeued TO "a largo
number OF papers vn financial quei-
tl1ns. Among those VINO read pa pots
were: Horace White, New YurL;
-. U. LoJGh, ok.diTec,Of Of tue mini;
jos. T.. Hendtiok, New Yotk; Sidney
Sherwood, Of John HupSiu's uuiveTsi.
~; Geo. h. leighton, 81. Louis; James
II. ltlpp, AlaatnOn, n. Y; Jos. john
son, birmingham, Ala; Frank q. Dii.
latd, sherman, Tex, ON various phases
OF the money question. Tue piepon.
dering opinion was expressed Ia the
papers Ia favor VI gold standard.
a RESOLUTION was unanimously passed
condemning the United States Senate
for MT passing the bill repeating the
Sherman silver purchase law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Unwilling u Monument

TRENToN, n. j., Oct. l0.-A m0uu.
mont In commemorstiOn Of the battle
q Trenton was unveiled hero this
afternoon with imposlng ceremonies.
The uhy'e exercises began with pro-
cpssion ui tfoops and governors 70 tho
monument, followed by the unwilling;
then counicrmnrch nui review Mt the
court house. There were i've thou.
sand troops from New jersey,
New Y0rh, Pennsylvnnla, Massa-
chueetts ana Connecticut. A
great o0ncouue Of people assembled 10
witness the ceremonies. The pTiucl.
psi feature OF the monument Is large
bronze ulalue Of Washington standing
on handsome Fhnit. The monument
n hundred and flfty feet aboyo tho
street level,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

rross cnrringa, Including receipts tom
inc Wia.nueiu Central anu uthVt
leaaed AMI hraf ch roads for the yer
ending Jure SUh, were s-V on "l"i
rreratInv * ouses AMI tsAtr, sl7,'Hd. e
mo-: urt eatnluys for nporati ! -
5b5'ggg: other recripu, s.ildj ~
TOTAL iel Income, i.,ali BJj against
wntch nave accrued Iue following
cbary.,, Rentals. 81 $50 724; in'
tered on dobt, s7,O0- loJ; guarnu'
ioe 10 btnrcb road cJmpauicg, II ll3i
we. ln,erest on other funded upuL
fiDi 7Ig: linking funis acufued, ST.
liz bg,. sundfiep, sl63,6iB. lolhif,
siisl3'g5, The deficit Tor the year h
Dgr,ng the fiscal year the 'unitd
I,b. hna Increased boy thn iesuc VI elk
milton collateral tiust notup, but de-
~frased ty tho den p.ion Of the iol'
Inyvlng hands by action OF The 'intin
nind. of the Missouri division 332l 0OUi
Pend ID Orellc division SIS, 01l; gen.
,fai first mlrtgag. binds sliiOlDi
yen.r,i second mortgage louus s2l2,
GO1. from proceeds % land sales uunuA
nave been cunceloi In the Pend ~
OfelIe div. $4,000. Total reduction
of The fundou uebt Si,Ob700l. The
land clmmlssloucfH report shows Gales
for the year OF 95O,5ll acre, amounting
10 81 .g6i .397 rnB number ot acres re-
mniniup ups1ld are IS. ii2,Ol9.
The nat. aug adjourned at 2 o'clock
until tomorrow, when the stcCkh0llefs
will have additional two houis In
which 10 vote; Ji1,O01 shares ware
voted today. rbu iysa.B almont fac
lion voted 100000 shares. IL can be
stated on uha sputUd authority that tie
new dirto,oia will chose Bfaylon Ives
inr president; Hnnort Harris, vice.
president. Tho nua board o. directors
will be ~ given IN the Associated
Press dispatches previously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
ADVISING THE COMMISSION.


Mossrs. G. o. Whiilemore and d. C..
Dunbar attended before the Utah Com.
mission this morning ana polluted out
the Availability Of the commissioners
appointing no, less than four persons
to hear objections to the right Of voters
TO remain on the registration list
tho 1t will 10 remembered that
commission had already deputed
Attorney Chas. Baldwin 10 undertake
this duty, and Il was now suggested by
the deputallon that ipasmuoh rs sew