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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
STILL THE FORGER.


with but little difficulty the festive
forger continues his work; his victims
are numerous and their pockets lighter
by reason Of his operations.
On Saturday evening the usual
smooth, polite and honest appearing
young man went into Mullett q Com
pany's clothing store and purchased a
,uit Of clothes for 500, giving therefor a
check for $40, drawn on the Carey
Lombard Lumber company In favor Of
one Harry Stone. The check " = ac-
cep,ed without question and SIS anu
the suit OF clothes turned Nv TO the
Young man, who left aud has not since
been heard from. The check was pro-
nounced forgery by the company on
whom II was drawn.
Alfred Berg, the Jeweler, also accept.
ed simibr paper. presumably, inc
police cay, from the same young man,
giving In return n watch valued nj $40
and $50 In silver. Both checks bcnr
clever imitation OF the firms rubber
stamp impression, besides having the
$40 perforated in the regular style.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
ACCIDENT AT MURRAY.
=. d. Laing Of this City Sustains n
Broken Arm at that
Place.

s. ID. Laing, young man who
resides at No. 1920 South Fourth West
street, met with painful accident at
Murray on Saturday afternoon between
9 and O'Clock. MIR. Laing was rid
ing on load OF hay with his brother,
when one OF the hind wheels Of The
wagon broke down directly In front oil
Atwood's weigh scales, throwning him
oif.instlnclively.h ep put forth both hands
to save himself and In no doing struck
the ground heavily upon them. One
Of his arms was badly broken midway
between the wrist and elbow. Be-
sides this his head was considerably
hurt while he sustained Eevero bruises
about his back and shoulders.
Soon after the accident Laing was
placed ON board n Rapid Transit car
and brought to this city and taken to
the Mccormick block where the frac-
tured bones were set and placed IN
splints by Doctors Pinkcrton aud
Meachum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
A REAL LIVE BURGLAR.
This Singular Specimen or Humanity on
Exhibition at the City jail.

As Constable l.. B. Wright OF Farm
era Ward precinct was walking along
First South street between CONNER
cial and State streets last evening
about o O'Clock, he observed suspi'
cIously appearing individual In
wiscomb's grocery store and when he
also saw one OF the panes OF glass cut
from one Of the front windows he In
mediately decided that there was
something wrong land commenced to
watch taking good care that he was
not seen himself by the Intruder.
As tho officer was standing under
the shadow Of the wall the burglar
for such he turned out to be--emerged
feet foremost from the store through
the hole made In the window. He
was promptly taken In tow by the
constable and marched to the City
Hall, where he admitted that he had
broken into the store and stolen 400
from the cash register. He gave the
name Of Charles A. Spencer, his ag.
as 20 and occupation rs AN electrician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09

when the members Of the House aud
Senate Immigration committee re-
turned from their little Christmas
junket TO Cuba, Mt Uncle Sans ex'
pense, and reported that there was
little or no danger Of our getting
cholerl from that quarter. Every
scrap Of Information upon which this
report was based might easily have
been obtained from government Ollie
ais right here IN Washington, but
nothing short OF a,pefs9nal visit would
satisfy these solons. OF course the
pleasure OF the trip did not carry them.
No ind ell Perish euch a sOfJid
.hough!
The cholera scare was taken advan.
age OF TO deprive the anti.option bill
~ two days Of its right u way In the
senate aud TO take up two bills now on
tho calendar relating to precautions
,gsinst the cholera. Flour has been
ncluIei among the articles with
which the "A. o. bill deals.
Senator Oh ,ndler has introduced n
Dill Osieusib y aimed at the Pinkertobs
aud tns semi-military anarchl VI
lrganlzatlons, but 1t IL believed IN at
ais real target IL the new military
lrganizltiOn that Is being organize
by Popullsis. The bill provides tn at 1t
shall be unlawful for ten or more men,
any OF whom are subject to enrolment
~ a part OF the militia OF any state, to
assemble or drlll or bear arms rs a
military company, squad, battalion or
other military organization, unless
they are called forth by some civil or
military officer lawfully authorized to
make such call. II also provides pom.
attic, for the violation OF the law Of a
Il no not exceeding $1,000 or imprlson.
ment not exceeding one year, or both
In the discretion OF tho President. II
this bill were law II would break up
every organization In the United
States which bears arms OF any descrip.
ton and Ia not part Of the militia OF
some OF the States. II would, how.
ever, be unconstitutional.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
Tuscarora Election.

On Saturday night that little band
Of warriors known n, Powers Tus.
aroras held their annual election with
the following result: Grand sschem,O.
W. Powers; senior sycamore, p. j.
Moran; big medicine man, Morris
Sommers; keeper Of wampum, Harry
Il. Duke; Board Of Sagamores-Henry
Barnes, ID. Il, farpey, w. A. Stanton,
y. IL. Lewis, A. A. Gibson, Harry
Edwards, w. q. Hall, IL. T. Ball, w.
IL. Ryan. The total number OF votes
cast was ll6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
Jackson Day Obseryances.

The central Democratic society OF
Salt Lake county l. making every Of.
fort to secure large and representa-
tive audience at wasatch Hall (old
Federal court room) tonight. Those
well known Democrats J. n. Rawiins,
Moses Thatcher and i. II. Thurman
win be the speakers. The society ex.
tends ger eral invitation to all Demo.
Gratis. Helu's baud will furnish the
music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
Notes by the Mayside.

Fairvlew (sanpete) people have
caught the San Juan gold fever and
some have lett the iarm for the "dig-
gings." Even the saloon keeper If
going, rs he says the people OF Fair
view do not sustain him probably.
contagion In town at present. Every.
body is crying hard times-no sails for
farm products. There are also large
quantities Of lumber stacked up await
Ing buyers. Il. ,. IA.
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StaDdard Cburcb Works.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09

HooLss Puts arc = mild. gentle. painless,
lafe aud enieieni eathaFiic. Always reliable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09

might he. There Ia gold In nearly all
the bars On the San Juan and some OK
perlencoJ miners claim II Is Just M
good here near Bluff az below. IL Is n
hard place 10 get in and out, being IN
n very rough country and supplies VIII
he hard 10 got. Bluff Ia the nearest
point to get them. II IL about So miles
from here west. L.. ii. REDD, JR.
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wiLFonp woopHuTF, GEoRgE ~ CANNON
Irestfeff. Ca,hisr.
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miseelIaDeous Works.

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unrtyrdom OF Joseph standiug. Dy
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items ON Priesthood. d. President yoAJ
Taylor, Zoe.
Tho Hook OF Jasher, cia'l ont, sac.
Leather ont, ts.16
Temples. Descriptive and historical Sketches 81
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
FIGHT AGAINST CRIME.
ItIs Generally Conducted on Sci
entihc Principles.
CROOKS CANNOT FLOURISH LONG.

Detection and Punishment Follow Surely
Ia Their wake-Chief Harriran Of st.
Louis Speaks Of the Methods OF Bamins
Oounterfelters and Craoksuien.
Major Lawrence Harrigan, chief Of the
st. Louis police department, has a favorite
theory that crime il essentially unproht.
able from the standpoint Of the criminal,
and as Chief Harrigan has been a thief
taker for 40 years II may be assumed that
he speaks with authority, The recent ao-
tivity Of train robbers gave him text for
some interesting and instructive observa.
tions on crime in general
every sort Of bold and audacious crime,
played for high stakes, has its day" be
said. Sooner or later II suooumbs before
what may call police science It is rem.
dered either Improbable or impossible.
THE police Of this country have grappled
with and overthrow greater conspiracies
against law and order than that OF train
robbery. Takecounterfeitlng for instance.
In the days Of the old state banks there
was plenty Of counterfeiting, but that was
an easy matter on account Of the great
number Of banks and the inferior execution
Of their currency, but it WIS during the war,
and for the six or seven years after its close,
th@ the manufacture Of counterfeits Of
United States treasury and national bank
notes became science. So perfect were
they that the commerce Of the country was
impaired and the circulation Of the govern
ment menaced. The Poughkeepsie $40,
the Traders National of Chicago s5-the
plate Of which was also used to initiate the
s. note Of n Paxton Qlls,) and a Buffalo
bank-and a $50 treasury note were the
most remarkable
when Colonel II C, Whiteley was made
chief OF the secret service by Secretary
Boutwell, he said, l will break II up. And
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Not un this broad continent alone bur M
Iniilaihi hreslding tropical rcrlon3i.in Nnhie.
lnala, MrXiuo, sOulh Amtrica,sthe isthmus gl
panaif. und elsewhere H0sfefcrs Ntumtch
liitei. Affords a. mhubitaule aud sulonfncis
prUipi .it anainsj malHr.a. The miner. the
meshf, HruNed linn ieraut, The iil er oi lne
kirniN soil uewly robbed OF its forests " tnn
.nprtUs "a urcstftrr ceuluAt lie luiaul.ad %,
niin.ua ~ '|irh o. tsst districts rlch 90 nltthhl
rt.suuft.cf 10 Yet irfulu il disease. tnuiiliate'
disorders OF tic stnmurh liver a't rs 'ls iorit.
nes those VIM use u against rht im.puc hiituenl
breednnd luste ed BY cut door cNpusuiei il'
fuses nenlal warmth tutO frame chilled hY q
rigorous temperature and ruus vi thpir power
10 harm morning aud even ug mists ahd Napots
laden with hnritulnessi sirEgtneus iho weak
and ruuquers ihcirieut kidney trnuiHr
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Empress Catherine II e. RUSSIA was "a
great reader ,,uau ,pyeI. cot uos.s. ,nt
Of her services lo L.ft7 ,g RU-sia was
.he pQyrua,e o, tlo .ptaiies uf NoltJire
md DideroJ She was warm hiud
and admrer of thr-u French phila-0-
pheFs, aud their work interested her be-
cause she was ouger to learn new theo-
ries Of politics and government Vol
taire's library OF about 1000 volumes d
now part pi the Russian imperial Ii.
prary IN the Hermitage palace, and in
the hall devoted 10 it is Houdon's statue
Of Voltaire.
The story Of EatAerines purchase OF
Didefots library Is interesting. 1t is
ereditable to her tact and her generosity,
Diderot named el5,O00 as the price 81
his library. Catherine ii offered him
/ 5000 and named as a condition Of the
bargain that her purchase should remain
with niderot until his death. Thus Did
erOt, without leaving Paris, became
GATHERINGS librarian in his own library.
AS her librarian he was given a yearly
salary Of a 200
One year this sa.aY was not paid,
Ihep Gathering wrote to her librarian
that she could not have him or her Ii,
brary suifer through the negligence Of q
treasurer's clerk, and that she should
send him the sum that she had set aside
for the care aud increase OF her library
Tor so years, At the end Of that period
she would make new arrangements. A
check for f2j.uOO accompanied this let
ter.-Youth's Companion,
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BuelIIenia AtnIca gaIve.

The best salye In the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains CQTnes, and an Skil
Elupuons, END positively cures Piles, or no pay
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents nel
box. For sale by Beber LehightOn; and Bier
WeissnuTt,
There are so mRpy people who art
only piops M pleasant weather.
Trials never weaken us. They onl,
show us that we are weak.
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Every one of Gods commandments
is test of loyalty.

suffered from acute Inflammation in
my nose'Rnd head-for a week at time
could not see. / used Ely's Cream Balm
and in few days l was cured. II is won.
derful how quick It helped me.-Mrs
George s, Judson. Hartford, Conn.
For theee weeks was suffering from a
severe cold in my head accompanied by a
pain in the temples. Ely's Cream Balm
was recommended to me. After only six
applications Of the Balm every trace oi
my cold was removed. Henry g. Clark
New York Appraisers Office.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

A friend in need isa friend lndeel and
not less than one million people haY'
found lust such friend in DR.. King Ne
Discover, fnt Consumption. Coughs, and
Golds.-if YOU have never Used His thi'
ireat Ough Medicine. one trial vii
convince sou that IL has wonderful cura
I'VE powers ii >all di-eises Oi Throat
Chest aud Lungs Each bottlc is guar
,nteed ~ do all tnat is claimed or money
vii. b. refunded lrial bOstles Tree. a.
Reber LehighiOn, Biofy's Welssporl
DruQ store -Large bottlee SOC aud VI 90
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Having the needed m r % MS ti1t
make good ali tie adNrthug c,ainei 10 J
them, the following four rcmsiies have
reacipd a phenomenal sale Dr. king I
New Discover, for Consumption, Coughs
and olds. each do tie guaranleed--Elec
utc Biltefs, The great remedy Tor Liver
Stomach and Kidneys. Bncklen's Arnica
Sally, The best in the world, and Dr. hing,'
New Life Pills, which are perfect PHI
All these remedies ave guaranteed to de
Just what is claimed for them and The
dealer Wnhse name is att ,chsd herewith
wlli nt -iad tu tell you more of them
$ I'D at i,,.bci's LehightUp; Bierl S Weiss
nur
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

Walking with God is never done by
stepping ia the DEVILS tracks
There are men who tire themselves
almost 10 desth looking for an easy
pace.
II IL was possible ior God TO live Ia
Christ, it is possible Tor Him 10 live IA
us
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11
1t is not the tallest tree that bears
the most fruit.


"BOnnie sweet Bessie, the maid OF Dundee,
was, no doubt, the kind OF a girl TO ask, what
faded flower" In your bottom hole, she was so
full OF yivacly, and beamng with robust
health. Every girl in the land can be Just as
full Of life, Just as well, and just as merry as
she, since Dr. Pierce has placed his "FayOrlte
Prescription" within the reach Of all. Young
girls in their teens, pale and sickly girls VIII
find this a wonderful inYlgOratOr, and a sure
corrective for all arrangements and we akness
incident 10 females,
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Work for eternity must rest on a
solid foundation.


DR.. Dio Lewis, the eminent Bostci physician
in a magazine article says; "a r"blcal error
underlies nearly all medical iir..iment o.
cHttrrh Il is not 70 disease " the mans noses
il is "A disease of the man, showing Itself IN the
lcse-a Local exhibition Of COnrtimtlOnal
uOuble =" Therefore, he Argues, the use Of
snun and other Oral applications wrong ana
while they seem to give temporary releiii tney
really do more harm than good. Other leading
authorities agree with DIR, Devils. Honce, tue
anly proper methnd OF catarrh is by taking 2
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsapa paillii'
which. reaching every part Of the BODY thfougn
the blood, does eliminate all impurities ana
makes the whole man healthier, IL removes
the cause Of the tiauble and restores tue Gus
eased membrane TO proper condition, Ihat
This is the practical result Is proven by thons'
tnds OF people who have been cured Oi calaffh
by aklng Hoods Sarsaparlla.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-11

That cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by keeping
the blood pure and free from the acid
which causes the disease. You can rely
upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as a remedy for
rheumatism and calarrh, also for every
form Of scrofula, salt rheum, boils and
ether diseases caused by impure blood. It
tones and yitilizes the whole system.
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AREr2ED BUSINESS WONA.
4 Page From Her History.

1'rt rrr-.tut experience ~ other arr
ntc...I I.. The following g. H4 usccptiOu
D had 1920 rnuulCd with hnr. c s.-r
.ar. uI.l Oh tha, time very -uIuu-iv luI
..c s.... was treHted hy oug phl ,,ciau culi-
.l.t.I..r. Twas lu hE-iUt--. Hut rlI.rtt t
Htifg uH ar. asut ui Eg ptt|N. . qii.
iiau told ilt lrioul- lh1t cuu,d upi i've q
auuta. Ny frct and innir urru Nau.y -Wpi-
.u .nl WH- indeed iu g 81. rlIu- tnuuitlrl
-i.l- q .t4i oman directed uA .'icHiiun it
Dr. Nlips NpW Heart fuU. and -riu Nut h.-
lister who nad been afflicted WIN lrIU ol-
,a-r had nrou cuUi hy the ryuvql Uud Nar
again strong. healthy Holun I lur fa pd
bottle ui the Heart Dur aud lu ler. than
lu lOur after tukng the hiet a,-c 0 cuu'r
-aal decided Improvement lu thee ir. lul
Il my hiula When ] had taken tllt. u,4 P
-uuld move my ankle-, sumrthlus 1900 mos
done Tor months and my iiml- huu rtu -hul.
len so long that they seemed aiH'l- r f.ttH
Before ! had taken one lullN u ahr Sea
uturi ours thh aaflling hau Hll gots duN u
and was 80 much hriter thai Old u'y urt
work on my recommends Hon lN n'hti uf.
taking this valuable remedy Nrs NuIs
i1 " Harrison So. Ohirugu iil.
lr Miles New Heart lurc| u uisruter ul lH
eminent specialist la heart disease a'l.a lt
an druggists ON a uositlFe euHrtufHrIHI 81 I'
uS the Dr. Miles Medical ll likuart iHl. 90
receipt uf pHcc. 81 per bottle rIt huiHr e..
a. eEpfea prepaid itls paithsiy irte ite4l
III oplgiea or dangerous drugs
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Caunibal King-"I don't see why
shouldn't eat yOu."
Missionary II don't agree with you
Medicine NAN -"pake dose oi
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills after
the meal, sire"
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Are YOU nerynusf
Haya Sou a coughs
Is yOul throat sureN
Is your appetite noorr
Do On hawk and spite
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