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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-04-20

as YOU would carry any other pur
chase. 1t can be sent You by express
or delivered by messenger, or it ma,
be served out over wire in measur
ed quantity, as gass and water ar
served through pipes. MI this seems
mysterious to those not TECHNICAL,
educated, because the electricity
shops do not count their products by
dozens or measures it by yards o.
collons, but use outlandish dcnomi
nations and puzzling scientific
nomenclature. Nevertheless the shol
keepers are at home with the mystic
rious Timber thing in which they deal
and they never stop to think about
its mystery, although Just beyond tho
small field which their knowledge
covers there lies an unknown area O
conjecture.
Electricity is d commercial product
and a handy tool, applicable to any.
thing that mechanical power can ac'
complish, it is thing approximately
Of only the last ten years. Before that
time it's cost made it mostl y. a matter
Of splendid practical possibilities
Now, with conditions given, a skilled
electrician can estimate to a hair the
cost of producing the amount OF cleo
tricity necessary to yield specified
power. 1t is chiefly a question Oft the
cost of coal
The existence Of two simple laws
makes electricity practical power
for the worlds work. One is that
when an armature is caused to rotate
within the magnetic field current
of electricity is existed in the anna
turo and may he taken up, carried
out over a wire, and returned to the
place Of beginning. That is what
the electricians call the law Of the
DYNAMO. The other law is that when
a current of electricity is passed
through an armature incloscd within
the magnetic field the armaturc is
caused to rotate. That is what the
electricians call the law of the moter.
By the first law the current of cleo
tricity is set up, and by the second
that current is enabled to establish
mechanical motion. When these
two laws became known the problem
Of applying electricity to the worlds
work mainly needed for solution only
a chcapening of processes, such as
should make it possible to produce a
current at commercial rates. Livery
dynamo, whatever its form, as re-
cards the communication of electrical
energy is essentially an electro-mag-
net with core of soft iorn, the arma
turc incloScd within the magnetic
field, which is the space between the
two poles of the electro magnet.
Every moter, whatever its form, is
essentially the same thing, with the
core revolving under the influence of
the magnetic field, is a shaft, the
current generated is the belt commu-
nicating power to another shaft, the
core Of the moter 1t is this trans
terrence Of power Ivy the invisible belt
from the dynamo to the motcl that
makes the trolley cars run, the cleo
trical engine rcvolvc, or any other
perform its work under
the influence of electricity thus gen
Grated The storage battery is sim
ply an insulated reservoir of clcctri-
cal energy, for the time being indie
pendent of the generating source, as
if a user of water should prefer to fill
a tank in the top Of his house once a
week rather than draw from faucets
directly connected with the main
source of supply.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-04-20

and are the other eXtrem from calcu-
lating the strength of steel and the
necessary weight and dimension of
the wrought iron pipe.
Within the great pier is the driving
clock, another remarkable piece of
mechanism. By its power the great
tube is swung in precisely the motion
Of the sun, moon or stars under OBJ
servation and the object kept directly
in the center of the field OF vision.
Solar time differs from lunar, and
both from stellar. and the clocl, is
accordingly fixed to move the in
strument in whichever time the OBJ
server wills. In the new Washington
telescope when the weights reach a
certain point and the clock is almost
run down, they switch on an electric
current which winds the clock again
This clock alone in the new Yerkes
instrument will weigh a ton. When
the tube is once clamped in place on
| polar and declination axes, the clock
swings it like great arm across the
sky, the effect in an instrument where
the tube is scventy-five feet in length
as it will be the case in the new
Yerkes when all accessories arc at
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-04-20
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Appalachian Bank, o
Big Stone Gap, Va, for the purpose
of elccting officers for the ensuin:
year. and to transact any other bust
ness that may be brought before them
will be held at / o'clock p. M, Mon
day, May 9Th, 1893, in the Offices 0
said bank.
w. A. McDowELL, President
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
sas1ednlej ~dyecezyi St. PaulskleJ.

saslednlei dyecezYi St. P%aulskleJ.
Wszelako Blskup ME zwaza} na
glossy glupc6w, jeno sprowadzil Z
Chicago n~ajlepiej mu ~poaeconego
wiel. ks. Konstantego Domagalskie-
go. Zaraz tez luz w0wczas zacza1
wichrzyG przeciwko nowcma pro-
b~oszczowl obecny przywodzca
odszczeplehcaw Jan Pela, lecz "a
malo z%nalazt poparcla, i wkrotce
SIG uspokoi}o w paratii. Lud wldzqc,
re nowy proboszcz goanle wype}nia
swoje obowi2zki kapfahekle /
proboszczowskie, zachowal sic
przyzwo1cle i szanujqc proboszcza,
pobo14ie Boga chwali4. lby} b}ogl
spok6j W parati, dopokl ME zjawl}
sic tn X. DR.. Mlslcki. Ten w
paru mlesiaeach tax paratia sfana.
tyzowai, zel utworzy1a sic klika
przeciw neutrality-suspicious.
wyszczu1a tegoz z plebanii, / odtad
koniecznie chce mice proboszczem
tylko ks. Misickiego.
W ostatniQ sob0te wieczorem
g~romady pobala nuconego
ludu polskiego c-c~a}y ma
dworcach kolejowych przyby-
cia X. DR.. Misickiego z
wycieczki do Cleveland. DAB
BOWEN kap}ahskie slowo, re
W ten dzieh, o godzinie 9
: wieczorem, Z powrotem do
Winoay przybedzie. - Ale
ksiadz doktor widac w osta-
tec1nei chwili sic zawahaI,
o%dgrywac tn role Dominica
Kolasihskiego, ME przyjecha}.
Z nosaml spuszczonemi ma
kwinte wraca}y warholy do
domu, wyrzekaiac: ZIama}
slowo kaplahskie = coz my
bledni teraz pocznlemy?
= Nazojatt,z u niedzaeze, Is
Czerwca, liberal sic lud Cd
samego rama pred ko5cjolem
sw. Stanislawa Kostki-cze-
kali niekt6rzy az do godz ny
l1tej, ale kosci6} jak Fam
kniety, tax zamkniety. Ami
ksiadz Misicki, ami laden
innySkapian katol;cki sic ME
pokazal.-Baby W place: co
to teraz bedzie7 Dzieci mialy
dis przystepowac do pierw.
szej komunii swietej, a teraz
kto vie, jak dlugo beda
musia}y czeka6.-Ludzie beda
umierali be- sakrament6w
swietych = polskiego kazania
ME us}yszymY: Jezus, Marya
1b7ef
Kto amen tenn, lie klatew
ciezy ma kosciele sw. Stani
slawa Kostki?--Nie kto lnny,
jeno pierwszy minister gall
cYiskiego herezyarchy = Jan
Pela.--Nie chcieliscie ludzie,
sluchac Kosciola, to teraz
s7achaicie tego Pell, ale
wprzody dajcic mu rusl1ie
w%yswiecenie ma biskupa. Nasz
koscio} polski to wlasnosc
kazdorazowego biskupa :
odszczepiehcom mic do niego.
Uczeszczalcie vice ma nabo-
zehstwa do salonu Dorsza i
zaproscie sobie ma proboszeza
ucza1ego Smolnika, ma orga-
niste zas choc n. p. arcyma-
drego Jeruzala. KIaniajcle sic
dalej szatanowi, DO Pan Jezus,
skoro was Biskup opusci},
luz tez was ME INA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

pred polska plebania, az Proboszcz
muslaf sic schronlt ma noe do
plebanil niemiecko : katolickiej, a
nazajutrz Jakis komltet gjakobinski
wtargn2F DO plebani po5@kiei i
2mu sif ksiedza Proboszcza do wy.
prowadzenla sic re w~szystkiemi
swoiemi mauatkami
Anllks Biskup, ami is. Donna.
galskl ME stawlali warholom opo-
III, u~vazsl2c wszelk2 bron gwa}to.
wnasw taklch sprawach "a ME
chrzesciahska. Ia pc .wolen lem
Najprz ks. Biskupa wyjecbal wiel.
ks. Domagalski Wjnony W piates,,
% Czerwca, wIeczoreu.
" ostotnjejGchwM dowiadu.
Jenny sic, re X. DR.. Misicki
W piqtek, % Kwietnia, teles
srafowat do naszego Biskupa,
czy ma przyiechaG do Wnos
ny? - B1skup odtelegrafowa1::
No, neuer! - CO znaczy po
polsku: Me, niody!- Ksiadz
doktor telegratowal potem
do Peli- a Z przygotowywah
robionych przez hersztow
wnosic MONA bylo, re PREY.
bedzie ma niedziele.
Uuar1 W poniedziatek rano
coreczka Jana i Rozal,i Rolblec.
kich, imleniem Klara = ma krup.
W CYRK Braci RlngIing,
ktory ma II Llp>a zje lie do WI
nony, ulerzyi p0dczas gwattowne1
bury pjorun, W mits.le RIVER
Falls, Wis. Grom tr,fl W menaze.
rya i zabll natychmiast sielem
ludzl cyrkowych. sDeszcs padaf
strum1en' ami | c'afa zupe1nle pre-
mok}y, zanim MONA je by1o usunaG.
Tfumy wewnatra uspakajano, pod.
czas gdy wynoszono zab,tych i
rannych.
Cyrk Braci Ringing odznacza
size rozmaltemi osobliwosclami, a
szczegolnle DIV onaml cerklewnemi
na podobe tych, ktore So zawleszone
W cudownYm gmachu CKremlin W
Moskwie. Bedzle mona widzlec
tie dzwony W paradzle i przysfu.
chywac sic ich endowment g}os OWL.
A vice %szykujcie sic, Rodacy,
IA dzlen cyrkowy " dnlu II Llpca.
Pan Wineehty Lorblecki po.
wr6ci} ma sta}Y pobYt do Winony
i szuka sobie odpowiedniego zaiecla.
Banker Jan Ludwig z dnlem
l Lipca ma nowo obejmie swoj
hotel. Dzierzawca tego hotelu D.
Stellwagen ogromne poniosf straty.
Hotel bedzie zaraz odnowiony.
Fourth Julev. - Kolej Chica-
cago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul spree
dawa6 bedzle tykiety ekskursyjne
do wszelklch stacy ma linia 200
mil w dniach 3 "A Ljpca, dopre
do powrotu dniu 5 Llpca pc
Genie / ! zwyk}ego tykietu zwrot.
nego.
hleryt August D~razkowsk1 W
duiu 2 S%ierpnia wYswiecony bedzle
W st: Cloud, MIMI. ma ksiedza.
Prostujemy nlniejs2em, re Jan
Rostanka (starszy) W niedziele, is
Czerwca, ME zosta} aresztowanym,
jak plsalismy W przesz}ym nume-
RE. KonstatuiemY przeciez, IL tego
dnia policeman Podolski, jak sam
powledziai wobec swiadk6w, mia}
ma niego wlelk9 chetke, powodu,
re zbytecznie ha}asowa} pred
plebania. Zarazem dodajemy, re
ten sam Rostanka tel samej ME.
dzleli okropnie hafasowa} ma ch6.
RE, ably Emusic o,ganlste do odej-
scia cd organ. Razem z MIN ha}a-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE e.

M La SCO w Ee
FieleJny Y. Douagalshi, lubo
ma pare mlesiecy wyjechaf 2
WinonY, pozostaie, 5k byl, pro
booszwem tuteiszej polskiel paratii
sw.. Stan1slawa k2stk,, Najprze-
wielehniejszv \. Biskup Cotter ME
m&} znaIez5 " lego zachowanlu
sic, pGti byi proboszczem, zgoia
mic 9zlego, owszem oswladczyf
wobec innych kslezy, re dot2d nle
mlala tutejsza polska Faraia tax
godnego proboszeza. Rzewne tez
izy on,hNajprzewlelebnieszy Arcy-
pasterz daiac niewinnle przesIado-
wanemu -kap}anowi b,ogosfawlen-
stwo ma droge. 4 Ks. Blskupem
plakal, dowledziawszY sic o wy
jezdzle wielebnego ks. Domagat-
sklego, kazdy szczery Polak !
katollk W miescie, szczegolnie nasze
polskie Slostry zakonne, nauczy-
clelkl polskiei dziatwy.
1 my wyrazamy aszemu
"a cnemu Duszpasterzowl oraz
wlernemu dzlelnemu wspoFpra.
cownikowi Aatollsa nasze serdecz.
ne wsp6}czucie; ME aegnamY 60
przeciez jeszcze jake proboszcza
polsklei parahi W Wlnonie, DO tym,
naszem zdaniem, pozostanie, dopdkl
sam ME zrezvgnuje. = Oby ia
rezygnacya nastapi}a w jaknalpoz-
niejszym czasle!
Nosz wielebny ks. proboszcz
powiedzia} ma ~wylezdnem, IL pc
jedzie ma kllka tygodnl do W. Ks.
Peznanskiego, gdzle mleszka jego
ro7z1na, oraz do Krakowa, gdzle
kilka lat naucza} PREY wyzszym
zak}adzle naukowym Ola dziewczat
l gdzie poznlej koSci swoje potozyc
Zamierza. Pc drodze odwiedzi
j%eszcze W AmerYce na~jlepszycd
sweich przyJacio1 pomiedzy ksiezmi.
Obecnie pewnie bawl W goscinle II
wielebnego ks. Jacka Gulskiego W
Milwaukee.
Podobnie jak wlel. ks. Doma-
galski pozostaje nadal proboszczem
naszej polsklej gminy koscielnej,
zatrzymaja nadal swoje urzeda,
jake dawniej zatwierdzeni przez
Biskupa, p. P. Wlncenty Kupfer-
schmidt, jake kasyer paratialny, |
MARGIN Daszkowski, iako
parafalny sekretarz.-O samozwan.
czo wybranym przez o~dszczepien-
cow zarzadzie kosclelnym (Rom-
balskl, Jereczek etc. Na]przewle
lebnlejs sly X. Blskup nc ME chce
wledzlec-anl wog6le o ca4ej kIlce,
ktora wypowledz;ala mu posfuszen-
stwo.-Jezell odszeczepiency beda
chcieli napowr6t odzyskac 4aske
Biskuplq, beda mus1ell n%aJprz6d
grzecznie Arcypaslerza przeprosic l
dac acknowledgements ustanowio-
nemu przezeh proboszczowl, kt6re-
60 oni wygryzli. Ale do tego oni
jeszcze tymczasem ME skorZY.
Przeclwnie, ich komitet drzwlaml
trzaska W blskuplm pa}acu; take
pod innym wzgIedem ME okazuja
g}owie ~dyecezyi n~alezYtego uszano-
wania-nawet 60 W reke ME poca-
hula, lubo jest przepis koscielny
ola przedstawiajacych sic BisNu-
powi parafian, pocaiowanla 90 W
plerscieh, W kt6rYm rellkwle swle-
tych sic znalduia = zgiawszy
kolano,
Ra0aq teras nasze odszcze-
plency l mad tenn, kopO by zroblG
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Nasse soaghoty iuz pc wypro-
wadzeniu sic 2 Wlnony ks. Bara-
nowskicgo naprzykrzali sic Bisku-
powi, ably I'M dab proboszcza
takiego, jazz I'M sic podoba. Chciell
wowczas mice proboszczem dobrze
tn W Winonie znanego kaplana 2
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Radaq tera= nasze odszcze-
plehcy l mad tenn, kogo by zroblc
swolm proboszczem, ME pytsjac
sic oczywiscle Biskupa. Zgtosi}o sic
podobno paru kslezy, ale to Juz
tax os}awionych. re nawet ma
wskros popsuci %wichrzYciele ich
ME chca. Dobry ksladz zas, cenlacy
swo] stan, ME zglosi sic do parafi,
ktora w~yszczu1a z plebanil, bez
wszelkleJ slusznej przyczYny,
jednego z nailepszych kslezy pol
skich W Ameryce. = Puscl4 ktos
pogfoske, re stara sig 0 prooostwo
W W1nonie ieden ksiezy polsklch
W Chicago, lecz ten kap}sn,
dowledzlawszy sic o tenn. W te
tropy przes}a} list do naszej
Kedakcyi,7 re AMI mu sic sni o
posadzie proboszcza W Wlnonie;
ME chce wcale a wcale, by imle
jego }aczono z tuteJszym skanda-
lem ko%scielnym.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Banker Jan Ludwig z dnlem
l Lipca ma nowo obejmie swoj
hotel, Dzierzawca tego hotelu D.
Stellwagen ogromne poniosf straty.
Hotel bedzie zaraz odnowiony.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Uuaar5A W poniedziatek rano
coreczka Jana i Rozal,i Rolblec.
klch, imleniem Klara = ma krup.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

hleryt August Drazkowskl W
duiu 2 Sierpnia wYswiecony bedz1e
W St: Cloud, MIMI, ma ksiedza.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-04
WHEREIN HIGGINS
Hits Some LiCkS on HOLIDAYS,
School ShamS, and
Combines.

Now lie, us see, the insurance com.
panles combine on rates. They com.
olne on risks. The agents combine
on when and how we shall pay How
long before they will combine on a
require ment requiring every man
to insure 50 much and up to
certain amount, or strike him from
the lis? Suppose now that the
grocery merchants combine On four
and bacon rates to be charged
All agree that the Waters Pierce Oh
Company is a hard monopoly. What
is monopoly if 1t is not combine
to nmt the price, output, rate, time
or the sale of any Article, or privilege
Did you notice the similar published
prices Of the two ice factories? Did
you notice the simultaneous advance
of 100 = Does not this look like a
combine Let us not condemn the
Waters Pierce Oil Co and complain
OF TIE mote in their business, when
we have beams of the same sort in
Waco.
Let us see if some other protests
cannot be thought Of for an all day
school holiday. Yesterday, (Monday, }
was Worlds Fair opening day, how
was that overlooked as a holiday ,
Last week it was reported that the
president of the nited States LETT
Washington City, we ought to have
had holiday. The discovery of
America, the admission OF each state
in the union, each victorious battle
fought, the changes of the moon
might be celebrated by giving full
day holiday for the schools. During
these holidays teachers draw their
salaries, including the superintendent
Banks and bankers draw their inter
est. All public officers, who have
easy Jobs and live upon the people
draw their salaries, but the laborins
man whose daily wages is his oul,
living, looses holiday. We for On,
are tired of such shams and humbugs
and of seeing those who get the
biggest pay for the least work, goin!
on parade and picnic, and our chill
dreu today being educated to follo'
such shams. We believe in honorinI
our deaf heroes, but this holiday bus
mess is getting to be too appearen'
and seems to be given IN the interes
purely of those who toll not, and d
very little spinning. The peopl
demand reform in our school manage
ment, and don't forget to so vote o
the 10Th of May in selecting schoc
trustees who will weed out these sham
and bring our school system to
business basis. ote for no man wh
is not known to favor such reforms
and give US practical well educate
disciplinarian for superintendent, an
at least for six days of the week don
forget the Waco Trading Co, ca
furnish your house from kitchen
parlor cry truly
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-04
A Short Address TO Ladies' A Re
ward.

That $40 couch is still offered as a
reward to the lady who will go
through our store and will write the
best descriptive article, true to The
fact, as often stated by US we can
furnish your house from kitchen to
parlor. Please call at the store and
get full particulars and write your
article. Our store was never more
complete and our quality was never
better than at the present time.
Very truly yours
J. W RfoGNs, Prop
Wacn Trading Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
Notes aud Personals.

Pres. J. q. Kimball, IN charge Of
the Southern states mission, has Return.
od home fran hislheadquaftets az Chat
lnuooga, Tenn. 10 reports that tho
Elders are penlrning very slti,fac-
tory work, aud that the mDlOctat spirit
~ not IS rife now as II was some Time
usU.
On Saturday next tho military stu.
dents 10 the Agricultural college vii.
have turir regular irill on the rabrt-
nanls square, giving all VINO Wish, a.
opportunity 10 zee their maueuvefa.
Ths boys are becoming well trained,
aud their ev0luliOus are well worth
witnessing.
On Saturday last q little girl, daugh.
ter OF AEol Berg OF tue Filth ward,
fell from a ladder aud received a very
painful scalp w0uui. It was feared al
inst that she would suffer from con-
cussi0n Of the brliG; bur this danger
was hveTlcd.
Tho Sunday School Union OF Logan
held ON Sunday last wae "a great sue.
cess.
Ed. BurgoYno, the popular Mont.
pelier merchant Is visiting Logaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

Nels c. schow, Of Panguitoh, Gar
field county, has Hlrj homcst-nd en-.
Try for the slu,h,nst quarter Of the
northwest quarter, the northeast quar-.
tor OF the southwest quarter, ADD the
north nall Of the southeatt quarter Of
section Is, township 70 south, range 10
west.
Louis =. Hanson, Of Redmond,
Sewer county, has nlrd homestead on-
Try to the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter, lhs eUuthWtai quar-
ter NJ the northeast quarter, the north
west quarter Ot the southeast quhrter
anu TIE northeast quarter OF the north.
west quarter Of section 80, township
20 south, range / wett
George A. Biri, u Salina, SEWER
county, has made desert entry O the
northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section 10, township 20
south, range east. lrrlgating water
II to come from GoOse0crry creek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

noble Organization anu the whole
missed him while ahacnt'
The young men anu young ln.iCs
here. / believe, will worn with Interest
In the noble cause Of mutual Improve
mrut this winter.
The feeling % the i1rmrr here b.
that they viii b'csk zap 100 cultivate
more wsste lauu neat Spring lu lave "a
larger crop. 10 is high tluuihuy began,
los there is good laui here boo / tuins
some oil the iafmtrs have i.n much
where many have NOT any. lt.H almost
lime the law Of ,quuI zi.iNu should Doe
a .up'cd; % would * rp many tom rune
ming ln debt 20 the imIl.mHut com.
piuiua, some Of VII m have tiled iU uC
very harl on thtir dtb.u.Hth'a Hlh
IusuINTN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16

from or Regular CoTrfIp5HdeHL
Friday morning, Nov. II, was fear.
fully cold. Those who went out In a
hurry soon returned the same, into the
Latitude Of a warm stove.
% Friday evening Wm. NJ. Dye
gave his brother James aud his young
uhde unique reception at his real.
denco at this place. There were many
OF the young people oongregated to
make the new vlsitota welcome. They
are a very worthy couple aud are
going to remain here at Basalt; no
doubt they viii prove good and friend.
~ citiseis.
Charles Cridile has a son Charles,
stricken down with a severe sick nesas,
this making two Of his family sick,
The preaident Of the Y. NJ. NJ, /. A. Ia
Charles Criddle, not Biddle; and the
secretary Is r., j. Farnes, not Farmer.
The Nttip daughter OF John Amor
had "a snyute f.ll, causing a big cut
across thr mouth.
30 late wuhAye had two government
suTytyOfs upon government ditch
wIIch no doubt will give many OF the
boys here at this piRoe woIk mex, year.
rAoy VIII etand In neoi Of n, Tor many
viii uo shorg OF bread'stun by the time
hpring comes.
Our SUNDAY school was well attend.
ed ON SUNDAY, nOtwiihslAnliug n very
cold morning aud our stove NOT prcs-
emit. Rui the children uid well; SOME
ofthum had 90 travel from two 10 three
miles ulttnucc.
Moniuo Hesl, Of This place, had a
severe iall from a loo plant, which
has caused much paip aud has caused
him 90 limp very much,
J. II. Dye, our Sunday school super.
in,enoeub has just returned from Visit.
iug biz relations ut Ogden, U;au. The
officers ami teachers ana pupils iwero
pleased 10 zee hun 1T his post. His
health has improved much. lie nus
worked very onsTgetioaliy in that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
Car and Wagon Collision.

G.. n. savag u delivery wagon was
caught between two Salt Lake CITY
street milwsy cars this afternoon NJ
$3.50 Ia front Of Mr.. savage's place Of
business on East Temple street. Tho
collision occurred In the midst Of n
gust OF wind. Tho wagon was consid.
erably damaged as n result Of the uocl-
dent. The driver was thrown over
the dashboard by the shock anu would
undoubtedly have been injured but for
the prompt asslslauce uf several gentle.
men who caught and held the horse
Just % it started iutDA run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
Bicycle Accident.

On Tuesday afternoon about 1880,
George -luifes started on his hlfn.
wheeled bicycle, 90 ~ home ~ dinner
While passing down Second street u. q
high rate Of epoui, the rubber tlTt
came on the large wheel, forcing George
% take q healer. The fail was o
heavy one, aud ho al;ghtrd hoad fret,
with fearful force. Hi- lower Jaw
bone was broken squnToly In two.
and hole driven through II 10
another place. His upper lip wa,
badly lac rated anu bruised, aud hi-
upper front teeth broken short Oh.
His hands, arms aud shoulders were
also baIly bruised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
EnrgIarY al Mrnlnn.

burglary NJ htNNNll.
Alta late nour last Saturday oven.
ing the residence Of Mr. Joseph H,ri.
man, fon., Of Men don, vss burglar
izri. The invader suertcIoi 900 C..
curlug Considerable gmlu1toi p.un.
der, among which was dos gold
watch, q handsome UuI cxpeusiyoJ Jet
chain attached TO the snmc, gold
l1ckut, several indicf' gold breast pms,
silver ring aud Olue. email articles 1.
lswvlly. Two tamua were turn iu the
vicinity of tue house Of 40 earlier hour
900 the evening aud Co them b. aitriUut.
81 the theft. rucs' men had begged
their uiuncr duung the afternoon NJ
different places 10 town, qua claimed
that they had been engaged 10 work
90 Hytum. As su0u az the THEFT was
discovered, Alr HlrImau tcIrguapbei
90 Cache junction O. tue sauliJ fore.
man, John Hughes, 20 siOp the thieves
II t.yy came ia his direction. Shortly
n tetWard Mr.. Hughes arrested "a man
answering the deception given Of one
ui the bupu1sul Thieves, was IS he haI
uUuo Of the stolen property iu hia pls.
sussiJn, he was allowed Go depart.
Later two tramps VINO nuswrfci the
deception were seen passing through
d wuyyiI.e. No further affes.s have
been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
Fire

The hay and straw stacks belonging
TO Mr.. Olpcu, who lives near Spring
wollsyillc, were destroyed by fire. on
Monday evening. The loss will fall
heavily on MI Olsen, who IL u poor
man, anu cnrrloi M Insurance..