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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

sd babe feline SHUTTER" erwioerte
Ilera nit elmer Yitterfeit, Die lie niht
perber9en tonnte. sd babe gtie=
manoen in Der @elt ais meinen lieben
8ater!"
2aoD Martbam piiroe cine 9emer=
tlng gemadt baben, aber Saop gSolga
tam ibr SuoOr.
,,Wfib Strange ma6t feline 10 bemer=
tensuertbe Iusnabme, penn lie feline
SerwanOte bat" ia9te lie ireunoliA.
,Wtir lino mebrere iolAe Salle iAon
pDrgetpmmen. Iber Sic ieben miioe
aus, meme 2iebe. SD mill Sic ni6t
llnger Suriifbalten."
Ilera nabm lire gntlaiiuna germ
an. Sic wiinidte 2aop @pl9a cine
CUTE Nabt, perbeu9te ii6 talt Dor Gaop
Wtdrtbam uno perlieB ous 3immer.
SIR beoeutungsppller Slif bsihditi9te
Saop @plga nod LANCE, nahoem lie
ii6 idon in lire Yripatgemader 5uriid=
seSogen bate.
SD oeute," iagte lie 81 9aop
Martbam, ,,oaB i'd nod niemals cine
10 grOBe Neiguna 81 Semanoem en=
p%funoen babe, uie 81 WfiB Strange.
SD fible mid su ibr bin9esoSen unb
ibre Stlmme orlngt mir in Die Seele.
IS lit mir iait, ais mare lie Elm She'll
meiner ielbit. Meine 9life ri6teten
iid oieien 9lbeno unwiltiirli9 wobl
bunoert Mal auf lie. SD beabli6ti9e
init Der 3eit mebr aus ibr 81 MAIDEN
ais meme 9eIellbafterin. SD mill
mir ibre Siebe gepinnen uro bite Sic,
Saop Warfbam, mir bebiilflib 81 iein,
ibr oas Seben bel mir an9enebm su
maben."
,,glber mas piIien Sic BON ibr, 2aop
@ol9a?" fraste 2aOp Wartbam poll
giieriu6t. Isle lit Sbnen jeoenfals
gut empfoblen woroen; aber mas nil
len Sic BON ibrer Samilie, ibrer Ser=
gangenbeit uno ibrem wirtli6en Gba=
ratter?"
SD peroe bies gles nit Der 3eit
erfabren."
,@ieleidt, tpsnn es 81 ipdt 1T, gum
Nahtbeil Sbrer &ube uno Sbres Grie=
oeus. 2aop @plsa, Sic baben einen
6ebler begangen, Oieies Maohen in ibr
Saus 81 nebmen. Sic iii bier 81
irseno einem 3lued, uno oieier 3wef
lit nidt, Sbre Snterenen nab beiten
&rQften pabrSunebmen."
Saop Wartbam bate oieie Morte
nit 9atbos, in elmer glrt propbetIi6er
@ertinoisung 9elpro6en."
,@esbalb iasen Sic bas?" fra9te
9aop @ol9a. ,@iNen Sic etlpas
Sble6tes BON ibr? SD mill feline
Yerod6ti9ung! aber penn Sic be-
itimmt pilien, oaB lie etpas llnre6tes
getban bat, 10 mill i6 Sbre ausiasen
bOren.
sd CLAUDE, lie tennt ="
sd mill teinen Glauben, teine
MutbmaBun9en b0ren," unterbra6 lie
Saop Wol9a rubis, aber enti9ieoen.
,g8enn Sic nur Elm WiBtrauen, einen
Yeroaht babeu, aui 8runo Oeiien Sic
ltlB Strange a%ntlagen, muB ib oar=
auf Oersibten, Sbnen GebOr gu i9en=
ten."
Damn miilien Sic bic @abrbeit
ielbit erfabren, Saop @ol9a," ertldrte
gllera's Antldgerin. sd pieoerbole
es: Sas Mdo9eH bintersebt Sic; unD
meitn Sic innerbalb zines WOuuts ni6t
ielbit berausseIunoen baben, oaB lie
nibt oas lit, mas lie i6eint, mill i6
Sbnen SeiueiIe liefern. Sic bat Die
Nbli6t, etmas gegen ibren SrieOsn uno
Sbr Slid gu unternebmen. Sic mag
nur oas WertSeus zines Nuoern ieiu;
aber ib peripre6e, ibreu wabren Gba=
ratter gu ermltteln unO lie 81 entIar=
pen."
&aop @olsa ma6te cine a~buebrenoe
Sewegung, Die Saop Martbam Su9leih
ais ibre Gntlahung aniab. Weit einem
talten ,8ute Na6t!" perlieB lie oas
3immer, enttdul1t iiber ben WtiBer=
iolg ibrer Intla9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
90 Qltti 5.

gDirtb: sd meme, Sbrs Mai6ine
,pdre etwas i6wab!"
8aoiabrer unit Giien bsi6Gitisb:
%, berubisen Sic li6, Oieies Solicit
trast ie i6On nod mit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Sas 6redIi6e Sinh.

9ott6en (Su elmer Sreunoin bes
Sauies): vSante. Wama iaste Seitern,
oaB Oh Sein gllter Oerbirglt. Geb',
lag mir, NO On es perltett BATE"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
III. Cent?. Ci(en6a@n.
Sies 1T bic tur,e Route nab
Yautton, Council Sluns,
Smoho ,tuN Com Grorc;a.o

Danttun, Council SluHs,
Omaha uno San Srancisco.
iiber Siour Gitp.
Na6 auitin, Swatoulta, Winneapolis
uno ct. Gaul, iiber Waterloo II. Woua.
9ta6 Waribautopn, GriuneQ, Sttumwa,
iber Qdlep.
BAD granb Sunction uuo Ses Woines,
iiber Sort Dodge.
sSise %perlaNen las SarnOis Central Depot fur ben
gSereu tpie folgt:
Yaiasisrsise ..... 7:1O gm. t6slit. auss. SouutaaA
......3:35 9tm.
I'M Rm,
Observation-Disclosures Nm..
Reiisuoen. bic mad BEN Often aebeu, bietet bief, 81.
ME be'ouoere Vortbelle. Gle III bic eiu3Iae. pelbe
9urdb5use Spiiden Dubuque uno 9bicaao lauieu laat:
audi bat ne oneln SblaftuaggonS aui Saa. u. ylaRt.
Sigen: DIE bis ebieago our69ebeu.
Yolla9lere. bic tiiolidb. nad At. xouie, Sairo,
louisville, yafbptue, Wempbts, yIep Sr,
leanS ODER YlaBer III = >ruS Qeheu. iparoeu raib be-
tbroert uuo MAIDEN iidbere Yerbinouuqeu.
Sugt nab BEN Often uub Slben 9ebeu ab:
Yaiasierslge 800. .73o 9m.. t6gIih.
" .....;li5 Mm-. " aass. soHntasa
800. 1915 ylm..
S.W .Meytear, Eaii. NIB Sidet. asent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

$50 babe ml6 nod nlbt entidlo1-
1en."
,9lliO iino sic i'm 3weiiel?" fraste
2aop Wartbam freuoig. IS freut
mid, oas 81 bOren, uno i'd bofe, oaB
Sic iib gum 8eben entiblieBeu per=
ben. Saben Sic einmal Sbre trant=
bate Sur6t Dor benz Yeiu6 oes
S6loiles iiberpunoen, peroen sic
ebeniO arOBes Wer9nii9en an unieren
GeItli6teiteu bort %filoen, fuie Sbre
8dlte. SD muBte einen i6le6ten Be
grin bon Der ueberreoungstunlt oes
Marquis BON WOntberOn betommen,
menn es ibm Selange, Sic CUR Sbeil=
nabme an Dem Diner gu b~epesen."
GaoD Wolga errOtbete lei1t.
,WtiB Strauge!" ipanote ii6 2aoD
Wartbam plOBlid nit ieltiamer6reunO-
libteit an glera. u3u wel9er Sami-
lie Der Strange 9ebOren Sic? Sinh
Sic Derpanot nit Dem SerSo9 bon
9ltbpla, ooer nit ben Stranses in Sent,
ODER oenen in Surbam?"
Wit tsinem oerielben," antwOrtete
Nlera nit elmer &alte, Del6e 2aoD
Wartbam erbitterte. sd babe feline
Terwanote in England"
,g8ie ieltiam! Seine Yerluanote in
Gn9lano, uno bod iino Sic cine gns=
lGnoerin!" riei 2aop Wartbam nit er-
tilniteltem Grltaunen. so 9dnSlib
allein in ibrem 4lter. WtiB Grange!
Sat Sbr Batter, bat Sbre Wutter oenu
teine Yerpauote?"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
On Snicldes.

During the course Of a speech made
al Sunday school celebration last
Wednesday, Elder Moses Thatcher
referred TO the suicide mania that has
become 40 prevalent since the iunux
OF hard times. He strongly con-
demncd not only the act itself, but
also the practice VI those who deliver.
ed the funeral sermons, almost invarl-
ably a,tflbuting the rash act TO iusan.
NY, aud eulogizing the characters OF
these self-murderefa, at the same time
falling 10 speak Of the bcinoua crime
OF which they had been guilty. This
was wrong, he said, In the eight OF
God, anu these speakers would be hold
responsible for the tendency their
words might have to encourage others
who entertained thoughts OF
self.destructiOn In the belief
that the Lord would not
hold them responsible. In the
opinioB OF the speaker the suicide
should DO buried In unconsecratcd
ground with soant ceremony, instead
OF being buried by this side OF those
who had faithfully and valiantly
struggled against a fate possibly many
times more trying than that TO which
no had succumbsI. The speaker
believed the result OF such treatment
would SOON be percephble In the de-
crease of suicides, and that the thought
Of self murder, instead Of being the
first To suggest itself In the hour OF ad-
verhity, would be thb last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Hurt in n Runaway.

Mr.. Hyrum Hayball and family
took a little carriage trip northward
last week. On Friday, while they
were In Gentle valley, Mr. HaybalI
got on to readJust onr Of tho Bird les.
While the bit was out OF one horse'r
mouth this team suddenly started. Mr.
Hayball held on Tor long time, but
was nually thrown OF, anu lay uncon-
sciOus for long time, The horses ran
some distance further anu tue carriage
tipped over, throwing Mrs. Hayball
anu the children out. All were more
or less bruised, but fortunately none
were really seriously injured. The
surrey was badly wrecked.
A little girl was run over In Smith
field on Friday evening bya runaway
team. Ono OF her legs was badly
crushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
A Ease for the Courts.

Deputy Marshal EKum lie In Logan
and has made n few arrests, princl.
ually for infringement OF the
Eimunds Tucker act. 80 far no arrest
mas been made Tor polygamy or unltw.
ful cohabitatiOn. One OF the cases Il
hat OF J. III. Gneghm aud wife, for
Urnlcauon. On Wednesday last
Gueghm was granted divorce In the
district court at o sden on the recon >
mcndatlon Of the referee who took
testimony. The ground was adultery,
II being alleged by Gneghm that he
had caught his wife IN HIgrdHio deiietD.
lie also claimed that his wife had .rit
him and returned 10 Germany. IL
appears now that ahe had been living
with him all the time Rnd has 80 liveI
with him since the divorce was grant.
ed. There 10 some mystery In the case,
and II IL expected that 1t will DO dis.
covered there lis another : woman
concerned 10 whom Mir. Gnehm was
willing 10 resign her husband, aud tht
she would shortly have sailed for Ger.
many. The charge VI adultery 10 not
generally believed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
demand the Reduction.

In pursuance OF 4 call made by John
Restall, ESD, an enthusiastic meetin x
was held In the city hall Saturday
night, TO take into consideration the
hest way for the citizens to obtain the
10 por cent reduction on their water
tax under the contract made between
the city and John II. Boutwell,, acting
for the Bear Lake and River Water.
works and Irrig ,tisn company. by
the conditions OF this contract the citi.
zens were entitled 10 shid reduction
October 3rd, 1892, but up 10 the present
the company has charged the old rate.
IL. l.. Grfiin, o. Il. Mcdowell, Joseph
Hall, Charles welch and Richard Hun
were appointed COMMITTEES 10 petit
ton the city council TO protect the citi.
Eens agsinst the excessive charges OF
the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Notes and Personals.

Bishop W. H.. Preston has been n
visitor to Logan during the last week.
Work on the waterworks system Is
being rapidly pushed toward compile.
tlOn.
Elder A ngus NJ. Cannon was recent
visitor 10 Logan. While here he ad-
dresseI two meetings OF thu Saints,
one In the tabernacle and one Ia the
Sixth ward.
Recently Mr.. VIM. Cunnington OF
PelefbOro was camping In Logan can.
yOu. During the night one OF his
horses was killed by a bear.
Logan is having a Methodist camp
meeting. A large tent Is pitched on the
gfounus by the Firumen'a hail, where
meetings are held each evening. The
Rev. Nelson Of Mount Pleasant pre-.
sides.
The fne concerts heretofore given
by tho Thatcher Opera House tand
have been discontinued, anu the lam.
Gus band has been uiaOTganizsd. Sew
eral OF the members are gong away.
The mortuary report for the elk
mouths tudirg June 3Olh A. OwH that
only twt-thirus VI Que per cent OF the
inhabitants died during that ,imr, anu
OnS.hfth OF that number diel VI Olu
age. What city can show u better
reC0rd2
Prof. ]. H.. klock, superintendent OF
public schools ut LravenwUrth, Kas.,
aud Professors j. n. Paul anu h.. q.
GUWAuH of the 10, \, College. IOuau.
aTe engaged us teachers Ut the GUNNER
sohUOi Tor teachers, nov being mold
here,
The Relief Society Of the First Ward
rendered fine farewell party anu
banquet the other evening 10 their
president, Mrs. Sanders, wuo Is about
10 muve 10 salt Lake. More than iuO
pe0pls paTtOok Of tue banquet. Toe
tables were beautifully ret and dec.
GRATED. The remaining fuoJ, "A very
large quantity, was distributed among
tho poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Notes and Personals.

Tho Provo Wooden Mills will
continue to run, but not on full time.
The National Bank Of Commerce
opens liz doors again this morning.
Seven cows were killed by the
Tintic train on Friday night Mt
Sprlngville.
springville merchants have ceased
giving credit.
David John has been released, on
account OF his atduous duties In con-
nectlon with the stake presidency, as
stake superintendent of Sunday schools.
l.. Il. Eggertson has been appointed to
MI the vacancy, with A. l.. booth and
william Rawlings as his assistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Condition OF the People.-ldriGe on
Financial Topict.

The qusftsrly conference Of this
stake Of Zion convened yesterday At
10 am. In the Tabernacle. On the
stand were seated President Joseph +.
Smith, Elders Richards, y. II. Rob.
erts, Orson Smith, President OF the
Cache Stake, l.. w. Bhurtlin, Presi.
dent OF Weber Stake and the latter's
couutelors.
After the opening exercises Coun'
selor Flygare made . report OF the
condition Of the Saints In the Weber
Stake, which In effect was that the
people have made n marked improve.
ment during the last six month";; bad
feelings had been put away, o0nfid-
ence In each other had been restored,
and there lie less work for High Coun-
ell and Bishops courts, M the people
are settling their own difficulties.
Elder ORION Smith was the
next speaker. lie was highly
made. He spoke Of the trJubloua
times throughout the world AMI said
this IA n day whom the Latter-day
Saints should rejoice, not, however. In
the distress and suffering OF others
but for the reason that these things arc
the precursors Of other and greater
events which must shortly come to
pasa.
Then followed Elder Il, H...Roberts,
who said In substance! The servants OF
God have been preaching repentance
10 the world for sixty Year,, but they
would not repent, 80 now tho testi-
monies Of winds, Of earthquakes, fife,
Of disease and pestilence are going
forth. These anu other evils will not
be cured until men learn righteous
nees, love and truth.
President Joseph Il. Smith added a
woIdp, commanding the Saints
on lIeir turning out so well
TO meeting, and by way Of
supplement 10 what had been said
warned tho people TO prepare them.
selves Tor what Ia coming, a. fore
warned IL forearmed.
The choir sang an anthem and
conference was adjourned until after.
noon.
At 2 pm. and after the usual
exercises President Joseph Il. Smith
delivered n very appropriate address
on the financial condition OF the
Lstter.day Saints. The speaker dii
not think the hard times OF which
people are complaining are tbs result
w much OF Legislation or lack Of l-gls-
latlon on the silver question, or taritf,
or any other national issue, MS Of the
extrayaganee Of the people In living
beyond their means aud thus placing
themselves and posterity In bondage.
Conference adjourned until this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
An Elevator Drop,

On Saturday afternoon the elevator In
the Utah Loan and Trust building was
considerably wrecked by falling from
the third moor into the basement,a dis.
lance Of from thirly-tive TO forty feet.
The cable which runs the elevator
broke while this engineer In the build.
ing--Josep Woou--wRs on top Of the
cage In the act Of examining It, ~
things had not been running smoothly
during the day. This precipitated the
cage with the elevator boy inside ami
Mr.. Wood on top 10 he bottom with
terrible crash. II was thought the
men would be much Injured n NOT
killed outright, but fortu nHtely no
harm was done except the elevator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Home Industry and Economy Urged
Historical Data Wanted.

The quarterly conference Of the
Utah Stake Of Zion was held on Saiur'
day and Sunday. Elders +. NJ. Ly'
man and Abraham II. Cannon, OF the
A postles, and Elder Andrew Jensen,
representing the Church historian,
were present.
Elder q. ~. Lyman addressed thu
Saints principally on the financial
stfingency theme. The heavy IN
debtedncss Of tho people was reforfe
10, aud they were urged TO economis,
anu get out OF and Keep out Of deb .
He also gave some Instructions regard.
ing the Sacrament and other ordin
ances. IL was not necessary, he staieJ,
for all those administering the Sacra
ment 10 kneel, but only the one pro.
nounoing the blessing.
Other speakers made remarks In
similar view. Elder o. A. SmO9t,
president Of the Stake, especially
urged the encouragement OF home
industries instead OF importing 20
much frem tile East.
Elder Abraham II. Cannon touched
upon a number OF themes, among them
the necessity Of exercising more
charitable feeling towards our brethren
anu sisters who have erred, even n,
We expect to obtain mercy from Coz;
the advancement Of ZION education.
ally, morally, In political matters, etc,
and also upon the financial condition.
He Ascribed the present etrlngency,
not " silver or wool or the tafin, but
10 the fact that home production had
been neglected.
Elder Andrew Jensen spoke princl.
pally upon the topic Of collecting
historical data. He urged that all
ward and stake records should be Kept
IN completely as possible, snd that
every Individual should have a private
Journal. Appointments were an
nounced for Elder Jensen to visit the
several wards Of the Stake In the coll
lection Of historical data.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Adiudged Insane.

Ann Fellows, the unfortunate wo.
man who was recently brought up
from the capitol by Sheriff Belnap,
was yesterday examined Ms TO her
sanity by Doctors Armstrong aud Cor.
don and Judge Bishop. Sue WAS nj.
Judged insane aud an order was Issued
TO the sheriff TO take her TO the asylum
nj Provo. Hhe had been m Inmate Of
that institution before but was released
by tho superintendent, ho believing her
TO be entirely recovered from this
mAlAdY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard outgs.
iii;;il.asssSszS SuRntnr IHt rLSu
In Eject usv 7tb. 1898


trAvIs sAtr laws
No. 2--TOr lfuyu, 6raud JUNE uun Ant
40 pninN Hast .......... ............ sos An.
No, t--Tof Provo, Grand Junction and
OIL points East.. ........- a. pin
No. t-For truyo, fhyaon Eureka aud
silver CITY ...................,.i,0 i y, IN.
No. t--lor bingham. Provo, Mnuu,
ana Salina .s...... ......... COOS ili am.
Ne. 5-ior Ogden and Wost..........-..iiisl pm.
NO l-fur ogden and the West ....... 20 20 AIN
~ WIS SAM fAWE
No. i-Trum Provo, Gfand junction
and tho EAst ............ .......-..i 10. 20 a. m.
Nc t-ffom Provo, Grand Junction
and the kaaL....................l 80 nm
No. s-from Provo, ihyton, Kurckh
and riivo Otty ................io 100 am
10. b-ffom bingham, Provo, Mani.
AMI halinH .............. ........ itWp.n.
No f-lfom ogden and tho wcaL .... - An.
No. f-ftoW Ogden and tho West. iilQ pm
only Inc running through Pullman Palace
Double nmwinr Room ~lerpcra o. Denver VIA
Crane Junction and 10 Kansas city and thica'
~ VIA 'olgrado points and only line running
Pullman -lcenUrs salt Lake 10 san Francisco
soehangoa! close connections. safety speed
and comfort.
TisLst Oftire NJ. 400 = Main .trss,.
ut. nODSE, 4. ~ Mki.DI III. BKSskrT
zen. Manager Zen. hrrL Ssn.r.Ar.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

Recently Mr.. VIM. Cunnington OF
PeIefb0ro was camping In Logan can.
yOu, During the night one OF his
hoTses was killed by bear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Preparing for Court.

Sheriff kirhbride has accepted the
Her Of the use Of the upper rooms Of
nc court house, made by the County
court, In which to hold The September
term Of tho district court, In accord.
ance with the proclamation pladc by
the governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Burglary.

When Phil SpeckhArt, tho butcher,
and wife returned home Mt lO;8O last
night, they found that their house had
been burglafiEed. A pair Of opera
glasses, two revolvers and some Jewelry
are missing. The burglars had evi.
IDENTIFY decamped In haste, ~ several
articles Of value were lang about
within easy Ieacb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Bank Meeiing.

J. q. Armstrong, president Of the
Commercial National bank, has given
public nsuce that meeting
II the Stockholders will be-
held on Tuesday, August LIST,
for the purpose Of reuuCing the capital
stock to 100000, ana also TO levy an
assessment TO cover tho shortage
which may exist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
LOGAN.
Selling Liquor to an Indian.

A man named Stone and an Indian,
both members Of the KickRpoo combi-
nation, were arrested lasi Sunday for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
rhe city authorities commenced an
investigation 10 see who had sold The
liquor. This led TO the arrest Of Niels
W. Nielsen, nm employe OF Robert
Murdcck, whose trial was conducted
before Justice BraDgham. Tho jury
IA tho case disagreed, but were sent
back by tue Judge. Shortly aitefward
hey returned with n verdict Of guilty
ami recOmme ndation 10 the mercy
4 the court. Nielsen was froi so
aud costs. He gave notice Of appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
E%gEs UNION
l1 lsi1 PACIFIC
IsSW SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
nncctivo July -. Ic-oB

Trains Arrre and D.paH NJ SAD LAKE
CIV DIiB. a. Ioioiri'
ARRIVE.
from ail Eastern points .............. 8 co I'm
from Butte Portland. san Fran.
cisco, cache Valley aud Ugdcn...iO 90 a m
Prom all Eastern points PARK CITY
and ugfon....a...... ..............li % q m
irom Cache Valley and oFdon......... 10 . IN
FROM Provo ami intermediate
points..s.............. .............. % M
iFrom Milford. Juah, Nophi. Provo.
Eureka AMI intermediate points 6 % On
'ffom Terminus ami 1ooelo............. 4 20 y IN
DEFIANT.
fof Ogden. Park CITY and all Eastern
points ,..,..s.s.sss..s...s..ss..ss 90 am
For Butte, Portland, san Francisco
and cache Nahey........,.. ....i0 o5 a m
Tor Ogden, PARK Ciiy, intermediate
points ana all points Easi......... 90 p m
For ogden. all intermediate points
and San Francisco. .........., @ % - m
iror EGroia, Provo mud Ahiford......-. : Nan
For Provo and intermediate
poinis.... ......................... ? 90 - %
'ror rooolo and Torminus...,..,...., q IN
fuaily. sundiy, excepted.
TRAINS south ~ JuaD only run times a
week leaving Juab Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, leaving FRISCO Tuesday, Thursday aud
saturday.
City Ticket once, 20i Main Street.
u. y. HURLEY. Gcnt Art Passgr. Dept
4. DICKINSON. General Man ger.
D.. L. LoMAN, q. T.. 3 r. Agent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

r FOR 1HE BLOOD,
G&a Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion ana
Bilious less. take
BROWNS IRON BTTTERS.
It cures quickly. For sale by all deslen In
Uedicine. Get the genuine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

A negro woman aged %, sent to the
Kansas City Poor Farm year ago as
insa ne, has since changed from coal
black to white. The change has been
gradual, and now her body and neck
are perfectly white. A black band
extends around the head from the
chin to the top OF the forehead and
then meets with n perfectly white
scalp. This portion of black skin is
now rapidly disappearing. The phe-
nomenon has excited such fear among
the other inmates that the county
court is asked to have the woman TIA
ken elsewere.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

"Rattlesnake Pete" of Oil City,
Penn, as his name would indicate, is
a man of somewhat grewsome tastes.
He is now very proudly wearing
a double breasted sack coat and
pair Of trousers made OF rattlesnake
skins so arranged that the yellow and
black stripes form a pleasing effect;
that is, Pete thinks they do. 1t took
him four years TO gather the skins for
this suit, and be had to kill 125 snakes
to do it, The buttons Of his coat are
rattlesnaks heads mounted with gold.