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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
OTHER ACCIDENTS,

Reported From About the City and Sub
urbs, Yesterday.
James Loverdge, OF the Eighth ward,
fell ina pIckling vat at the La Belle
mill, Tuesday afternoon, and was very
seriously burned about the body before
he could be rescued. he will likely re-
cover from his wounds, but his suffer
ings yesterday were something terrible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
chsan ob,ese4 KxeursIons Daily By the
perasyIvAnIa Lines

Commencing to-day, the Pennsyl-
vania lines ILL sell coach excursIoa
tickets daily rate Of sl1.OO. Tickets
eoo1 ten dsyS lor return passage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

SIS TIE Bible 3 lying bumbug?"
Waite, the Medium, at g. A. r Hall,
Sunday night. Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

Charles Taylor, Of South Huron
street, Island, while going to school yes
terday morning, fell in the excavation
on Zane street made for the street rail-
way, and striking his head against
stone, was somewhat stunned and
bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

ais THE Bible a lying humbus?'
Waite, the Medium, at Il. A. K. Hall,
Sunday night. Free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
Cheap Daily EIcuraions to Chic
&O.R.

EVERY day until October
& o. Z. z. Co. will sell COS
tickets, Wheeling TO Ch'
turn, at rate Of al, GOO
date OF sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

the floor of the Pavilion was cleared,
and dancing was inaugurated to the
music OF Meister'S orchestra, the ball
being kept M until midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

DON'T fail to attend the grand open
ing this evening, OF T. J. Gavin's new
saloon, 1924 aud 1926 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

Earnest hurry fell from car at
Benwood Junction Tuesday, and broke
one of his legs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
Cheap Chicago KxcO
PsnnsyIv

The PennsylVs
coach excursion
SO from Wheel
days fer return
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
TWO GREAT trALIANs.

The Century magazine Ia publishing
serial autobiography Of sAlyini, tho
eminent tragodlan, In which many
interesting things previously unknown
are told. one Of these n his early love
for his distinguished country woman
Rislori. Referring to his constant
efforts 10 commit his "parts" 10 mem.
Dry, he aayr: az will not seek 10 deny
that | was spurred on not only by my
love Of art, but by softer sentiment
by my resolution not 70 be unworthy
OF tho nffcctionhto encouragement
bestowed on mo by Ristorl, whom |
loved with enthusiasm. Hut when
We came to Rome In the spring per.
ceived that her generous and coniiien-
tinl announcement was intended not
for tho young man but solely for the
nrtisl.' did not prize u the lnes for
that, ana continued 10 love her ne IL
friend anu 10 admire her ss an artist"
1t does not detrsct from the
interest Ia the foregoing In
the least that both the great actors
spoken OF have performed IN this city.
Salvlni played tho Gladiator, and
though he could not or did not speak a
word Of English, hts work was grandly
succesnlul and as keenly enjoyed as
any we have ever had. His perform
snce was Of the most intense aud h'
impaired to It tho finlsh Of n steel en-
craving, while his massive frame and
expressive countsnanco were o! them
selves studies for nh artist. He IA an
denlably tho greatest actor now living.
f,is,ori, on the other hand, spoke Engisi
almost perfectly; there was scarcely
an accent or infection betraying her
Italian nativity aud her rendition OF
Mary stuart, while somewhat dreamy
in places, was altogether tragic poem
once seen never forgotten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
IVAN hELENIrr.

The latest number OF Science, perl.
odical published In New York, and
whose object Is sufficiently expressed
by it, title, gives the place Of honor to
nn article from the pen Of Dr. J. T..
Talmnge OF this city, on "a Romnrk-
ahlo Occurrence Of Selenitc." This
deposit has been already rofersed to in
the columns OF tho NEWS, mention
having been made OF the securing and
transportation OF the specimens to this
city Tor the Dcseret Museum. Much
that Ia interesting on tho subject,
however. has not been published; und
at tho risk OF Offending some readers
who would prefer description written
In lees scientific language, We quote u
few paragraphs from the Doctors Rrtl.
Gle. The unusual compliment paid
him and his subject by Science, namely
the publishing OF numerous sketches
Illustrative OF tho text, the NEWS IL
compelled for obvious Tea3ous 70 with.
hold:
Tho writer Ia pleased to report u doposl.
OF solenito In southern Utah, which IL
ronnt kable FOR the size, perfection ana
variety OF tho crystals there TO be found.
40 IN situated In the newly created county
of Wayne, VA what IN locally known "a
the south Wash, which il connected wi d
tho canyon OF the Fremont river, aud
this In turn IN tributary TO the Colorado.
Tho formation IN tho nolghborhood "
the deposit Ia question Is mostly slud.
stone and argillllo, with top dressing of
ortatlc bnuldcrs OF lava. lnnnmoulhlo
fantastic forms In stone declare the cut
Ting power OF water and wind; indeed,
the ontiro region has boon the silo N
wonderful oroding action.
Tho CRYSTALS occur In n
cave, and this ia iuciosod by u thick
shell forming mound which stands
In relief ON tho sidO Of Il hill
bounding tho Wash. The mound Is
somewhat OF an ogg-,hapc, 30 fubt Zoo
leug.h east aud wes, 10 ieot iu breadth,
AMI OF an Average height Of 20 loot from
| tho ground ON tho lower side; an outside
! measuremunts. This solenio ma - soomt
| 10 have been Left exposed by the wOa her.
| ing ~ tho iOuseued iriahlo sand aud clay, ,
| ot which the hill whOreou the mound IL
| stun cd rs composed. The mound cou-
/ slsts onlroiy Of ,elcultr the outside have
| ing somewhat battered and roughenod
appearance rrom tho action Of the wind,
| driven sand, yot tho whole exterior Is
made up OF tho exposed ends and sllo-
| ot crystals. and in HE sunlight tho iorma-
| ton gllstens with indascrihabie beauty .
! The outer walls are generally regular,
| though thoteRro u Tow depro ,siou- nud
| sheltered nlctos, within which small
prisma OF selonilo nestle snugly In
| groups.
Tho entrance TO tho cavern faces tho
east, and whom ursi observed by tha
| writer IL was about six iCut In height, and
tbfoa and halfin li,h. The cayo can
NO iravorsod 10 dop,h ui - ioot. Gen
orally tho crt stal- pro,oc, from oithoi
sldo toward tho central lino Of tho cavern
approaching on1h other within aboal
| three feet. though some OF the largest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
MISTAKEN AZ 10 THAT.

According TO one Of our dispatch 90
this morning, Mr.. Webb, tho apostle OF
Mohammejanisn, has commenced his
work In this country. He 1. quoted as
having said that the Koran inculcates
among other things polygamy. II Mr.
Webb Is not misquoted he Ia himself
misinformei, which is less probable.
The Koran does not inculcnlo the doc.
TRUE OF plurality Of wives; II only
allows It's practices with certain restrio-
tlons. The text runs thus: "rake IN
marriage Of the women who please
you, Two. three or four; but ye fear
that ye cannot act equitably, one; or
those whom your right hands have
acquired"
The opinion Of the Mohammedans IL
divided rs TO the correct understand
Ing OF this passage. All agree that
four wives Is the greatest number a
follower Of Mohammed eau legally
take. But while some hold that the
words quoted allow them to enlarge
their households to that extent, other
contend that the sane words really
forbid them TO take more than one
wife, since no honest man, thoy say
can take another wife without "iear'
Of being unable 10 treat all alike
These arc the facts as regards th'
Koran and the doctrine OF polygamy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
THAT AMNESTY AGAIN.

In the Gaze Of the United States vs.
Thomas Plsrpont, In the First district
court at Provo, the defendant objected
to being sentenced on what seems to us
sufficient grounds. The charge was
adultery alleged to hsve been COM
mitted with n plural wife, and the
claim made by Mr.. Plerponpa attor'
ncys was that the amnesty proclama'
ton OF President Harrison covered the
case, the defendants olense
having occurred prior to the
time specified by the Executive "a tn 9
one subsequent to which the amnesty
would not take effect. Tho prosecution
demurred to this and Judge blackburn
yesterday sustained the demurrer,
holding that adultery was not included
In tho cases pardoned. This agnin
raises tho question as to what aud
whom the pardon does reach. Ofcourse
the case will come up TO the Supreme
court and thou the Interpretation "a
much needed, apparently, will be hadi
rerhsps the Provo Jurist had this In
mind when he made bis ruling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
OPPOSITION WHICH DOES NOT
OPPOSE.


An Eastern paper recently undertook
TO "show up" tho Cigarette evil and
also that the passage OF prohibitory en-
actments In different states nnd terri'
tories had had the elect OF restricting
tho market for those combinations oil
cigar stumps and partially massicated
chews OF tobacco. To this exposition
OF thc subject the San Francisco
Chronicle enters demurrer II claims
that the charge that cigarettes are made
OF such materials " "as silly ns the
stock Joke about cigars being mnue OF
cabbage leaves anu brown paper" me
better cigarette OF touay, IL proceeds 10
show, us Just US much m"ue OF 'oo@eeo
as IL tue bnest cigar over mhue In
Havana, the only difference peihg that
the wrapper OF inc cigarette Is OF
paper Instead OF particular k'nu OF
tobacco. me paper IN tue best cigar
ettes 10 especially prep'rei Tor tue pur'
pose OF wrapping tho tooaeoo' its nhsis
being, In Almost every case cotton
hber, anu IL wouiu puzzle hyglehIH's us
well rs chemists 10 say why, II Nv MI,
the smoke OF burning COTTON hoef
especially In small quantities. shoulu
beany more injurious IMAM the smoke
oil That other vegetable pfouucl, To-
baeco'"
IL Is sincerely TO he hopeu that no
one claims that the smoke OF prepared
paper Is more hArin'ui 'hah 'nss OF
tobacco, Tor IL certainly u not bo'h
are, however, harmful anu III" u
enough, ana combined they are GER
talnly NOT 1888 30 f"f'herm ore IL u
Idle In any newspaper or any mAn 10
cay mat cigarettes are not niaue o'
Fe'uSo nia.e''a1' "uu =" J"use Fl" '''
contrary oeesuso oil 'nelf appearance
u ou' 70 eAn'o' p'iu'"' isho'"hoe VI
"h'' scieuee can "ouo"'p''s"' H'o, ~
IS" i"o' "hich no amount o' aen'"'
eau overcome 'na' in1'o''''s o'no'
'n"'. 'oo'eoo eh'oi 'n'o Wv 'o'n pon'''oN
W oisA's,-no' ~ '"o'' '"iu'', ie'"'p,'
ooo'u'o III e'uu 4" o'so 'uo '"I.'s W
"ssoV'"''o" "oN'' 20 w '"u' o'''o' ~
s'o'''"A' Gnu Wv ~ NV ''l'p''
uouseS 'H' iu'''''n I'll ",'Os ','.' nv, ""'u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

crystals extend entirely arr1aihouvotn
Ike lure b0lus.
Tls floor of tho cavern consists moatly
nj saud, probably deposited ~ Wn'er m
Hood tlmes, md carried iu - gu Seasons
by winds. Protecting ont W me sandy
floor aro tho termination oi many SUPERB
crys'ala. IN .io tho rlyofn. ftri rom
the entrance, tho crystals dcscand wiihin
three feet of tho bottom, 40 tbst ono hns io
stop 10 pars, bui further la ther' is
room 10 stand erect, nnd yneaf the BACK
wall n por-nn may Chamber up y hoiKht
Of tite0n feot. Looking upward from the
bottom OF the cavern one a1Cs mae ~
mammoth prism-, suggesting, but Tor
their singular bcauiv, tho hoavy umbers
Of deop mino Tho entire deposit IL q
colossal group NJ crystals, the like OF
which h. seldom soon.
The writoi's attention was fret attract
Cd 10 Tho place through rccoi Ing several
small specimens Of tho seicnlic from
rhpophnfdefa who had discovered tho
deposit while searching for feeding PLACES
nnd who claimed to htvo found n mine
Of mica, which thoy callod "isinRIass.'
THOR disgust WINS great when as
surod, by the conclusive eEperlmon
" holding bit " the material in
tho flame Of candle, that tine stun was
NOS what II seemed. I irat visited tho
place IN April last, and my rapture NJ tho
superb display OF crystal beauty was
| checked by the evidence oi vandalism on
Oynrv hand. Some " the nuust crystals
| had boon hacked and carved, aud cow-
boys initials were scratched and Gu on
almost ovcrv prismatic i1eo which tho
| iigh. could reach. Visiting the place
/ again Hix months later, I found that still
/ greater destruction had been wagod, and,
| becoming convinced. that good crystals
/ would soon 30 dlllcult TO obtain, ! look
Steps to Recure legal claim 10 the land,
| and proceeded io Nmoye thH remaining
/ crystals OF groliclt value iuh llfeo 81
safety. UndOr The auspices ~ tho D9.0rHt
! Nusoum Of Salt i.ai,o Guy, t1o work ni
removal IL still iu progress. Already
| over twenty tons Of most beautiful cfys'
ialg have boon taken ont and shipped to
| this city.
Prisms u perfect form and varying In
l0nsth from ono to ave t0ct, and in
weight from ton 10 ono hundred pounds,
| are " frequent occurrence. ono ~ the
| most regular yoi taken ont ~ four lee.
long. aud the widest faces are siS in'hes
across. Cleayod slabs arc obnlunDlo slN
foot IN length, aud two and % half ieoi IN
breadth. One Of the longest perfect
prisms yet obtained extends uity.Uul
invhea, and IRON ono Oi ~ iacHY uiuo.cen
smaller crystals sprnui. Twins Ate rum-
mon, AS are also compound tarminl.iHn-
~ worry complicated structure. s mag
nlcent group Weighing over ak hun'
drcd pounds. was romovo1 irom tine ilpI'
ofthG cavern. Some OF enc
fuost specimens will probably bc on OK
hlbitl0n IN Chicago ncst summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

a STATESMAN II raToly u fighter,
but he must bp msn OF resources g.
dime Of danger or las Is apt to Sc. huti
occasionally. The new senator from
Kentucky, william Lindsay, Ia such
man. II Ia related Of him tha, on
Que occasion he had had ease aud
was abusing the opposite party 10 th'
suit roundly. Finally he said some
thing specially offensive, when the
party approached HIM aud Whispering
in bis EAR saidi 81 will give you jus'
i've minutes to telfaot that Eumatk
Ifyou dom, do 1t will I'M you!" The
last words were hiasol In his ear
"well," said Judge Linisay, smiI ny
''what do want to wsit i've minutes
ioI? viii lake II back night now"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
tobacco In ny form asespecially harm
fni, more's the pity.
Onr co,amnorafr c1nilnnsE

tobacco In ny form asospeclally harm
fnl, more's the pity.
Our co,emporafy continues
Tho real truth IL that tho crusade
against cigarettes has been hrJurh. about
bv the fact that children smoke them'
their cheapneas putting them within he
reach of the average small boy, and De
cause they iniuro boys, ~ tobacco Ia any
form would be more than likely to do, u
is assumed that the cigarette u harmful,
per Fc, and that tho interests OF society
aud civilization demand IT, suppression
and annihilaiion. Tho most aeive cruz
sadcr- against the cigarette, " j. 10 be
observed, ore those who hnvo no practical
knowledge Of Il, unless 10 be Of iis elects
ON growing bows, and who arc 70 we'll
coutont with their ignorance ~ 70 decline
to make inquiry or investigation.
suppose the cause Of the "crusa1o"
Is M stated, Is not that suticiont
JustlGciton, prAy2 surely It
Is bad ou,h for men 10
engage in a practice which gradually
weakens every nerve ia tue body,
without having its bllsful work besi n
when the flesh and all tho functions
arc tender aud thereby more aiIcepIi-
blel We say, all honor TO those
legislatures which have g0uo ~ far ia
the direction u sta nping oui auoh an
iniqulty ns they could Would tina,
their efforts were oitcner turned In
such channel and less Ia those whic b
excite political strife aud social dis
content!
Tho Chronicle concludes with a
disclaimer OF any intention 10 defend
the use OF tobacco, but II shows
peculiar conception Of how real mis-
slonary work against "a evil should ID
carried on, or else II ia poorly eklllot
ia the use Of the weapons employed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

TIT ourEHM1sr planu., Neptune, ID
two aud ,hree-quGrter billions OF mile'
from tie sun, nearly thirty times ns ia'
rs the earth; and yet With this i'm.
mcnso span intervening, Neptuue q
quite noighborly compared with Tn,
nearos. Of no Fixed slar-Alpha Cen
tauri--whioh Is 20 fAt or 1hit tho
finite mind cannot oven family con-
celvo OF the immeHsity Of space scpar.
a,ing us. II President Cleveland had
an Office TO give cut TOT every ten
million ni,ca Of that spaee, he would
bo compelled 10 recjgnils the Ula d
contingent, as even then there would
not be- enough men and women Ia the
country 10 hold them all. We merely
mention this TO show the yas.uess d
tho thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

ASOIHER ruuiLiAr allied Ia q prize
light, anj this too 10 a slsis which ma.
the most strenuous laws on the snnioc;.
rhuso who have seen men "kn0cked
out" with gloves say their faces and
bodies generally look a. bad as though
nothing had boon woru on tho hands;
yet any sort OF covering, oven though
It be worsU than none, seems enough
to satisfy the law. II ls about time
Justice was taking OIL her eye bRndngo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

In MAY be proper to hitch r Big,
blloded course, 70 o spawned cayuss
that has hroaen down under heavy
load, in osIer ,hat tho load may b
drawn; in Ike manner !; may be
proper to hitch Utah 10 Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

DESPITE ms eighty.odd years, Mfr.
Gladstone stlll indulges In Nn occahou-
81 piay-on words. He recently said lac
would not iescrlbe the ststemeat u
an honorable member as false, because
that would be- diacousteous, but lie
would venture to remark that II was ms
destitute OF truth 20 /, It HAD been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

the SANE day last week that a
million dolars' worth %, dogs were put
ON exhibition In New York, eight
starving children were found 10 the
poor quarter 4 the city. Any furthe r
comment on nineteenth century
civilization would seem to bs super.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

It's this. n you have Cough OF O
Cold, Ilckling zoo the Threat which
keeps you constantly c1uEhingi or "
you arc enlisted with any Chest,
Throat or Lung Trouble, Whooping
Cough &c, aud you uFe BdNaTo',
Hor,ho,md syrup NJ directed, giving I
y fslr trial, anu no benefit Is oxrcfl'
onccd, we authorize our advertise
agent to raiuni your money on return
Of bottle. 10 never fails % give ST. o.
faction. IL promptly relieves Bron'
chitis.
Sod hy u. Q. NJ Drug Dept. l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

PgINcEss KAtULANP5 Enslah edu.
cation Is urged rs strong objection TO
her by those who want to sos United
States Influence sttongc-t IN HAWAIIAN
the same the dusky maiIeu's education
ls likely to prove a better accomplish.
ment than her royal hl,ol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

j. G. Jensen wishes to inform bile
'flonds and patrons that he has assumed
the mar ngcmnrt of the Iutet.Muunt.
ain Abstract CO.; viii guarantees all
Abstract WORK entrusted To va o. he gc.
cufate aud complete. ONoe- Room
50 and ~ Commercial Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

THE HARD winter 4, not without one
redecmlng feature: it chllls he forced
aud. dollhouse announcements Of the
coming summeri baseball pro.
grsmnles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

To my friends and acquainlGnces, !
have taken charge Of tie Arcade Re-
tuBnt, No. ~ Main street, SUD Will
he pleased 10 meet all my old friends.
JAMES DtNWoOnEY. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

CARELgssNESs IN Tho use q the cln'
vonlynt mud slightly foldius-nrd
rssultod In the death OF hfy'sIN
children In the one city OF NOW Yors
Iast ypaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

II will cost sou nothing and VII
.preiy do you good, u you have "
COugh, COD, or any trouble win
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kingt
New Discovery for Consumpii u,
Coughs aud Coijs 70 guaranteed n give
relief, or money will be paid bach
sufferers from la Grippe fo,'ud Il Ius,
The tninp, nnd uutes IT. usoi had n
needy nnd perfect recovery. ysy d
ann Il huit e. at our syuyuse and learn
Tor yourself just how good IA thing ~,
10. Trial bottle free II A. L. Smith &
Coz Drug Store. Large Hizs 6nc. an
20 m 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

TnE CuLLry, a. G. Ewing Pfopfie'
tor. Hall block IRON Post once, = doors
fron Pullman ticket Office, Maii, ~
Rates $500 per day. npco'dl Local
Idksg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

The Hotel Trmu'oton n opposite
Temple square, Tiihine pniresi ta.sie,
Gate, Drsrprr NTws Building hni ~.
points Of interest In salt Lake Ci'y. !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

Get your butter, inils and cream from
the Netheflnud Fluc Stock aud I airy
Co., the largest AMI host dairy w .,
West. +. D. Boz 5i5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

Salt Lake. big, new hotel u The
Knuisford llomellke, elegant cvn'
ttal anu re- s0nahlr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

INSTEAD or m ordinary backward
-pring, the prospects ere that we shat
WITNESS reyepsI eqllnootial son.er
sAult.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

wobortGrls. crocLJ c-rI, 80 $. Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

C,c y. r.. ;. and d. muttor. Asa
your grocer for q. T.. q. Box Jij.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

DIR. MAGGIE c. SHIP
Has moved 70 90 East. 9th
South St. Telephone 333.
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TIE OLD
HOMESTEAD!
NEXT ATTRACTION,

I'M BbsrOSIANs. Monday and wodne 81.
d1y March q 81. "nOBtN HuJD.' Tuesday.
March 600, "tuE KNiCEERBOuKERs"
Prooa $3.50, sl.01. 81 and . cent?. sale OF
sotu begins Friday, MsIchs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28

AntInds Of CoaI, Ib0 5. Maln.
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DIRECTORS
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JANIs sHAEI.
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q. "A. iEEur,
y. ". JnaHIa1a.
GhoRoH koNExx.
J. T. MGpEn,
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Receives Deposits Payable Oh D'aInS
stv' md ssth EseAaHFs on Me- f'Ts 50
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-28
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