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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

Affection and the heartfelt applause.
Ne dealt with the history Of education
m Utah from Ito bugiunlng when tho
school houses wore those nature pro.
vided 10 the pfcnent time, when we
have such instituuous NJ the u. VI.
Academy. a glowing tribute was
paid 10 tue church school or what
was termed by the speaker the
"Macserlann eysiem Of education.
Other sperches we're made aud aongr,
written especially for tho occasion hy
J. T. Townseuj, "rhe Opening star"
"FOuntcfa DAyn aud othegs, were
rendered. In the evening p grand
unll waa rivcn Vt ihe Oncra Hnu,r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the west--


Amer stay Of several years at Wash
ington, D.. O., during which hehas become
familiar with the workings Of Congress,
and tho departments, Judge Chas. W.
siaynor, an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho Supreme Court OF tho United stato,,
ispreparod to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman ~ to
tho needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land onloo. prepares appeals,
makcs answers aud arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on eases to attorneys at .
distance. and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt aud reliable. Pc. Address, Box
IA, Washington ID, O.
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Fonnderls DIV.

FOUNDERS day at the BY. Academy
was celebrated in o most enthusiastic
mnnugr by board, faculty, Btudsutg
aud fricnds OF tue institution. A ur3.
cefsion WAS foTmed, and ths fulus Of
she first building and the old
u. @. NJ. l. wnro house, another home
OF the Institution, were visited. Al
each place salules were hre1 by the
cadets under command OF Captain
Maesar Az the academy hu0 pro.
gram was earned out. Brigham
Young, the hon0red son Of the hon1red
founder OF tho institution, delivcrsl
nm Grafton which elected the closest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
SEE wmAr II HAS DOVE rOR MI.

am M good "a, one risou fiona tlu
dead. A lew months ago 1 bad giyol
myrcll up 20 die, aud by mere chance
heard Of Millut's Genevs Mineral
Water, from Geneva, New York. 1
called at tbs Water Depot In Portland,
Oregon. | told the agent md hUOu
all cited for many years with what Il
called Cysiiter, Ur inflammation u tho
bladder, also uiabeter, that / had lost
nifty pounds weight Ia the uast year,
ana that | would soon pass IN another
sphere. have spent thousands Il
dollars on doctors and mudiclnts, an
all to no avail; and was using meii-
cine oil the time Tor the past six year,
by the time / hal used i've gallons OF
the Geneva Water was comphfn.
lively we'll. Oh. hear me, oil you TINT
are Afflicted and suffering with VII
nary ifOubles or 81 mach Ailmenis ~
any KIM, the Geneva Mineral Water
will cure you. II has cured me.
Come and sec the and Judge f1t
yourself 100 POET Office Block, Salt
Lake CITY.
JOHN SrODDARD,
A. OLD TIMER.
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Child Burned to Death.

The three'year.oli child Of &. Wing
Of Napoleon was burned TO death on
Friday las,. Win his elder brother,
no had built u IRE iu "a non where
there was O quantity Of straw, and DC.
lore adult helm could reach niu hu WAS
q corpse. The paronJa are nearly wild
with gnei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
HlLLgRS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPnINGp GtNEyA.N
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic aud Regulator.
HAS CURED

Insomnia, Incinicnt nrights, diabetes.
Kidney Troubles, tndixrstion. ser.
you- Dysprp.ir. nervous Debiiity 4.
Constipation, Gravel, nhcumatisui.
Catprrh Of the bowels. Liver nini.
cuities, Tsmniu complaints. 60.
,rrrh ana Inflammation OF thr
ntRddsr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
Political.

Frank ID. Hush Of Payson Is the
Republican nominee OF the Twelfth
representative district, hgd Ira ID,
Wines Of Lehi Of the Seventh repro.
sentative district.
Alexander Robertson Of sprlugvillo
Is the Democratic nominee Of tho
Eleventh. representative district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
BACK VOLUMES
or Tklt-
DESEEET WEEKLY.

TAs sixth voiup.s Of the DE5ERET
WEEKLY in tho present form Is
now boaad. A limited number Of
copies OF those SIX volumes nan b. OBJ
tainod at lho DySEHur NEWs once,
salt Lake city, in bound form at 92OO
per volume. It Is tho host history "
current events IN be obtained, sud by
far dc cheapoBt, and the tune IA mol
lar distant whom hey wall bo eagerly
sought afer by sludeuts OF history.
anxious 70 bo Informed Of the stirring
events which have .ranspirsd Within
horss, three ysars-,ho nost inferred.
ing period OF tho history OF ihs Iat-
vr-day Saints. Every person who
can aS.4i it should s50uro these
volumes WHILE they arc % DO hal
for future reference, and especially
uhould hoy DO obtained Tor oysry
Sunday School, improvement, A1lo-
eiAsion and Weird library. Apply
ssgss 70 HAAks SURF Il EStiiSa eGRaA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

We, the undersigned, testify that the
foregoing IL true.
Hon. David Ecclos, x-Mayor, o gdcn.
George Rimnry. Bishop goth ward.
&. w. Nluley, secretary Oregon Lum-
Der CO.
Judge Thomas ID. Doe.
Hon. Joseph II well.
Bishop 81. h. Brown.
John a. McAlisler, Notary.
Hoo. n. II. SPENCE.
Hon ! A West.
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NJ G. nAnNrs MusIo prAlrn

Agent for the Weber, EstCy ard Csmp's
rianus. Estoy organs and aii kinds OF Mutical
Merchandise sin agent Tor tho celebrated
"ilcip Matu" Sewing Machines. Needles aud
h'tnchmen's Tor ali kinds N sewing mAgliues.
niCS cluH for sale or rsrL bicycles cleaned
aud repaired.
III. q. HARNEs,
urora House Block,
OouLN, urAif
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FOR RENT.

TENrEHs. ATTENTION I HAVE
IL otcr 800 houses in all pntis of thc Guy
i0r rent. My Ist includes every location,
courteous uren4lnis aIwuya tcady 90 show
you hIuaUH foe 81 OhHrgH. soy. aiftet err
iurf, Time and ttouhIc hr rri ting your houses
from me. Tho uny lut. cllis fent!l ufpaft'
block.
rTnuEE ROOMS. ar an wEsT. NORTH
4 lcmr.e suett
J1URNfsHrp Rooms AND HOUSE. ~
II ai parts OF TIC city W. J. logan, 90
iUftoncC block,
-
GR0ESBECK d ROSE
co LYNN NJ.
EENEuAL AGENTs ron TuE COLUMBIA
u Huidinr and Loan Aseocittion. Loans
money ate ptr cent Look ttia up n you need
money Or want home.
( Room COTTAGE DN CE TIN r.,
Due view. lot txii feet Look iA's up, $500.
NIoNEY 40 LOAN AT Att TIMES
.ti ht AR rates
Dlt Aum, Us mn JORDAN uOr.
o. TOM % roit Narga.h.
~flCg 5.uooM fBAMr COTTAGE.
~ lot 81 xltitget nciucor nih and llth
sou'h' neAr West Temple Nsnap. 'l-u'
> .nooN FRAME uJu-E AND SUM.
- mcr kit. ben. AVID feet, flowing we'll, all
tenecd. !ui Lasi. 80
RNOpM NEW FRAME HOUSE.
" electric lights, bath ani modern Improve
menis, on and street, Easy payments si'ioA
Olxa HOus. ,EooM FRAME, CLOSE
- In ha'y payments 800
% ACRgs. TWELVE MiLrs PROM
90 city. good water right orchard. four
room house and stables. tLDy'.
gNi1 mons. VACANT. oS ritTu
payments wow
lixb mons. oN e,p SHEET. GROOM
- 1ugt house, city water, etc. tasY
1nt AZORES. FOUR MILES FROM
INJt city. a.ro0m house, orchard. stables,
e;c, balance in luecrn on NH Greek bench.
Eaay payments Price N,lo2
HOUSES Fog RENc ~ ALL
II part' oitho city
GRoG.nEuW & RosE.
No di W. scconi soutt street Rooms Is &
.------------------------- ---------------------
BUSINESS CHANCES.
II YOU Win TO ENGAGE IN
i any line " buiIneat 10 will uty You 20 sec
nc. ". J. hogan. iiy roatjnico Block
yNuU sALE Ar 4 sACmFiOE-
Il ae'sruIm furuituod h1ute. centrally lu'
caied clearing tlll Per month. lolr health
ul0cA
srf NUin OPENINGS TpH CAPABLE
DunDc mon 20 got naIf interest m established
hnaingsfcs iAu' it,gp required. W, j. 80
gau, tiD rost'ncc block
I NAVE SEVERAL MOE GGoCtniEs
4 t1r sale from $500 o. i1,uIl ", j. Hogan,
100 lostoG.co Hook
EuRVisuEp RppNuNG uoUsEs
4 md hotels, centrally located % 70 by
rooms. clearing Hutl fHn Der month Price.
800 90 $500 W.. j. hogan, tiJ rostonce
hIueh
CEyEgAL coon PNiNG REsrAu.
- r.nt.. Prices, w 20 '4,ujA w. j. 10
II you WANT A GOOD PAY.
1 Ing sa.o1n, cal on mo. W. j. Hogan, 40
toslouco blocA'
g,PLENptD OPENINGS ~ MEAT
- mhrkeIs. we'll established auu good l0ra
uuns money makerl W, J. Hogan. 40
fust0flco block.
II YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING
L millinery or dTossmrk'uF par'or, call ON
mo. ". j. Began, 40 rJstoaltc Block
GENERAL BAKEUIEs ANp coz.
- Dictionaries, doing nice business. ",
j. hogan. 40 rostoniCH nl0ck
WHOLE or HALF INTEREST
w m barber thopA W. J. logan, 40
rostnmcc Block
4 PEW SPLENDID OPENINGS Is
"a the hardware and plumbing business
". ., Hogan, liu postothcc Block
II YOU DON'T SIR WHAT VOC
1 want IN tho above u6t, call on me. ". j.
hogan, llu lostoulea block
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rTuuEE ROOMS. Ar au WEsT, NORTH
A 1cup'c street
y1UHNt.Hgn Rooms AND houses ~
II 800 parts of tho city WI. began, uJ
r0ftonIcc block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
Once In Desorot National Bank
Building. Salt Lake city,
Utah. Telephone. if2.

DIRECTORS rs Richards. rhos @. Weber,
n. ". Clayton. uiiAs 4. SMITH. NJ. Gun.
ninrs. james u MoJle. Chai y. Richascs,
A W. CAria0G. J. q Cuusr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

II YOU WIu TO ENGAGE IN
i any iuc u uuiines. 10 will rNyyou TO sec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

{ nOOM COTTAGE DN CE TIN ~,
inc view. lot xl5 feet Look tlia up. $500.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

IT Is certainly s striking memorial ~
Capt. Miles Standish, the hero of n,
early Pilgrim wars with the Indians, tina
has been raised over his grave in Dux
bury, Mass. 1t consists of a granih
boulder, weighing five tons. upon which
his name is cut. and which is fanked bJ
a number of big cannon. 1t is appro
pirate and pleasing, though of a pIair
and primitive character.
THE northern part of Honduras i
largely devoted to fluit culture. 1t il
we'll watered. soil fertile, and climate
healthy, with no drouths or frosts. Ar
acre of land, properly cultivated, pro
duces 300 bInches of bananas yearly
and the fiber is being turned to practical
utility. The exports of vegetables last
year from Honduras amounted to 81 500
900 in value
BARON HIRsCH is said to be the richie.
man the world has ever known. 1t I
said that he has a capital of $500, 600,
0C0. A man of frugal habits should be
able to live comfortably on the incomi
of such a sum.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
Famous Pearls.

The most curious among famous pearls
IS that which. three centuries ago, the
French traveller Tayernicr. sold to the
Shah Of Persia for $4,000. It is still
in the possession Of the sovereign of
Persia Another Eastern potcntate owns
pearl of ~ cants. which is quite
transparent II j. % be had for the sum
Of $50. Princess Ioussoupod has
an Oriental pearl which IS unique for the
beauty OF IT, color In 1920 this pearl
was sold by Georgibus. 81 Calais. to
Pa.lip IL. of Spain at the price Of 80,
0U0 ducats To-day il is valued 40 S22j,
0Bo. Pope Leo NIL own. pearl Left
% him hy his predecessor on the lhrott
Of ST. Peter. which 6. worth 500, COO.
and thc chnin Of thIrly-tWo pearls, owned
bg thc Empress Frederick b. estimated
e sl11 600
emo million dollars O. the price of che
Csc chains 81 pearls forming lhr collier
81 thr lAoae,s Ousmee De- l,uih,fhl.d,
aHd ihit nl the lhunrs tdaphe Hufbt
fh.N it aIm8st a a.mhla lhih lhee
. hlin Hrr enthusiastic collectors ni pafH.
'Hl JNrII aar.rn base Instructions On
F luI mr faaH lnf lAll Il wUWl af
aaI hmN ahth lIF mt mWH F..
mM I IN nHF Nlm ta
5000 lt0. a 0HH Rt.u
a..h. HHH# 0l Naft nNh ne 81.
dosing m. s.a aHfI UHff H
NH.s A.H Hs. 0Wa Fl.
aasssst.s 'af HN Wa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
A " SulIsy" Tea set.

The English have what they call Il
"sulky' tea set, which is simply very
small accompanying cup and saucer in
tended for use when sip of tea is re-
quired. A "sulky' cover is a circle of
linen embroidered in some pretty design.
that Of the service. If possible. the edge
finished with scallops An interining
pad OF heavy cotton flannel, bound with
ribbon. is lightly tackled to the mat. So
that il may be removed for mundrying
purposes. and the whole Is thrown over
The service in carrying il through the
house TO the bedside OF the invalid or
"sulky' lounger, Who mas not or will
not drink tea en- tesc.a lctc - Now York
News
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
Esir,E. hs the ulli,oa.

The nambr of eggs Ia a medium
sized eel at lhe beginning IF Che
breeding sel8un "a stated hy eminent
authorities 0n fishes and thelf a.lIti
creatures ln bt luliK "A. unO, o0N A SUM
FL great q to almost pmNtc tha u,
tllfrt lhat trIen la aWpwr wIth lt
lu thr uBhnd rfn single nHn ~
lha Nfa aarmt Il aHmnt .utH.b.H
Is .IHHa mF.HnHa hnsrtrf sa.Ht
GIBSON HlW.r NrhHl fNG0lhf. HlHE
mf U. INsN HuI ais InsIHa $3.50
NHI.n thH N.W 't "a. Hr
HH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07

The large-boned domestic with
broad, thoughtful brow answered the
bell with fin de steele promptnesS.
MARY" remarked the mistress,
"did hear you say To man in the
Kitchen that YOU would marry him?"
you did, mem.
WAS u the same young man |
heard YOU say you would marry the
night before Nary
1t was not the same, mem. |
would remind YOU mem, that SER
wants Is human beings '- Detroit
Irihune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-07
CONTENT.
By FEED wARNEn ssraIEr.

fhs German Emperor aud
Within the sel'-sams year s,re borr.
Beneath the self-same sky,
Upon the self-same morn;
a Kaiser he. of high estate
Aud | the usual chance of fate.
His father was a Priace. nj mine
Why, just farmer-fAat i all.
Stars still are stars taods1 some shine
And some roll hid in m.dnight's pail;
But argue, cavi! al, yoa en-.
My sire was just as good nan.
The German Emperor and
Eat, drink and sleep he stli-same way;
For bread is bread, AID pie Is pie.
Aud Kings can eat bu; thrice a day,
And sleep will only cometo those
Whose mouths aud stoanc1s are no: foes.
rise at six and g t, work,
And he at five, ana Ices the same.
We both have cares we cannot shirk;
Mine are for loyod ones; his foy fame.
He may live best lcaanot tell;
I'm sure | wish the Kaiser well.
l have a wife. aud 80 has he;
And yet, if pictIre- do not err,
As far as human sigIt en- see
Mine is by lolS OIL, twics As fir.
Say, would | trade tlose eyes, dark brown?
Not for an En.pr IS an her crown.
And 81 the Emperor and
On this one point could ne'er agree;
Moreover, he will never Try,
His frau suits him and miuc suits me.
And though his sous some day may rule,
Mine stand Al in public school.
So let the Kaiser have his sway
Bid kings and nations tn hbl9 down,
[ have my freedom and ms say,
And fear no ruler and his crown;
For |, unknown to fame TT var,
Live where each man is Emperor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
FOR PURE MILK.
of the Case Against Two
Local Dealers.

The case of Ford & Graham, charged
with having in July last sold adulterated
milk, was continued before Judge Miller
and a jury in the Police Court this after
noon. AS the result of the defendants mo-
ton of yesterday to quash the information,
Prosecuting Attorney Mullowney today
filed an information, which, after follow
ing the language of the act prohibiting
adulteration of food products, added that
the defendants subtracted 40 per cent of
the fatty substance of the milk. Upon the
second information the case was then pro-
ceeded with.
Milk Inspector OFT testified to the pur-
chase of the milk, and Chemist Charles A
Champion stated that he had analysed
the sample purchased and found that from
80 to 81 per cent of the fatty substance was
missing.
These were the only witnesses for the
prosecution, and Mr.. Ford. one of the de-
PENDANTS, testified that the firm purchased
it's milk from a Mr.. Blunt of Maryland
They changed it in no way whatever. had
never watered or skinned it, selling II in
precisely the same condition in which they
received it. If any of their milk lacked the
required amount of fatty substance it was
due to a neglect to stir it, and the firm had
discharged one of their men because it was
thought that he neglected to constantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
The Plaintiff Wins.

In Circuit Court, division 2, before JUS
tice Cox today, the ejectment case of Mary
F. Hoffman agt NJ. l. Weller ct al, trus-
tees. was decided by the verdict of the jury
in favor of the plaintiff. The property in
question is at the corner of Georgia avenue
and 18th street southeast and was purchased
by the late John Davis who died in 1853,
after he had made a will leaving a life es-
tate in his property to his widow and then
to his children. Mrs. Davis having survived
her children and her possession having been
Lndisputed for over twenty years supposed
that her title had ripened into a fee simple
one in 1873, sold the ground to Messrs. We'll
Ter and Nladigan as trustees for an invest
ment company. Miss Hoffman, as heir-at-
law of John Davis, sued to recover possess
sion, Mr. A. b. Duvall, her counsel claim
ing, as above stated. and Messrs. Edwards
and Barnard the reverse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
THE LAWYERS, CLrR
rormni Possession of the Hnndsome
Club Rooms Taken.

Today the Lawyers Club, which Was
formed about two months ago, took formal
possession of its rooms on the second e.
OF $50 Louisiana avenue and in honor 90
the event enjoyed an elaborate spread T,o
entire second floor of the building win no
occupied by the club. a dining room. a ra-
ception and a smoking room forming rho
suite, and all being handsomely and con
Venlently fitted up. The purpose of tba ~
ganization is similar to that of the Dow,
Iown DINING Club, and membership Is nr-
lteu 10 members of the bar of the Sunrar,a
Court OF the United States the members e
the bars of the courts of the District 90
IolumDla, the Court of Claims and the mar
shals and clerks of the said courts 10 .ba
number of 100, the number of the nrasaot
membership.
The club room will be open at all times
to members and their accomnanyino,
clients and friends, excepting local Nom.
bers of the bar not members of the Climb
The officers of the club are: President
Walter ID. Davidge: first vice president
VIM. b. Webb; second vice president. A. q
Riddle; secretary, VIM. Stone Albert: trea s.
urer A. s. Worthington.
Board of governors: Enoch Totten. Jere-
| miah NJ. Wilson, John L. Ennis. VIM A
Gordon. Richard Smith. Calderon Carlisle.
| Mills Dean.
House committee: Richard Smith. John
F. Ennis, VIM. A. Gordon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-01
SIX CHURCHES SET ON FIRE
Destruction at HaverhfII, Mass, As
crfbed to a Crank,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
AMESBURY, Mass. Nov 1.-The CITY of
Haverhill, about seven miles from here
is In an uproar today over the attempt
made last evening to burn six of the sa-
cred edifices in the city, and in conse-
quence detachment of police has been
placed on guard.
The incendiary began his operations at
about p. m, and first started a bush
f1re in the basement of the Winter Street
Congregational Church, one of the finest
structures in the city. When an alarm was
given another fire was discovered in Grace
Methodist Church, an immense structure
of gothic architecture
The latter place had been entered and
1nf1ammable articles had been sprinkled
with kerosene and placed near the altar.
Shortly after this alarm another was
rung in and il looked as If the city was
going up in smoke. The Wesleyan Church
was the third that the incendiary set fire
and that was damaged to a great extent.
Fire was next discovered in the Unitar-
ian Church, the Oldest in the city, and one
of the best.
The chief Of the fire department think
ing that a fire bug was in the CITY tele-
graphed for aid to the neighboring cities.
They responded to the call and when aid
arrived three more alarms were rung I'm
and at one time six of Hayerhills
places of worship were threatened with
destruction. The fire at the Center Con-
gregational Church was a hard one and
the building was nearly Quilted.
Great excitement prevailed here today.
and already reward of a large sum mas
been offered for the capture of the incen-
diary.
In conversation today Chief Marshal Dole
stated mat II was undoubtedly the work
OF crank, who a short time ago did the
same thing at Dover n. H, where all the
churches were set on fire and two DESTROYED
Inc loss by the fires will be large and will
undoubtedly reach $4,000 Water did more
damage than fire. At a late hour This
afternoon man who was unable to account
for himself was arrested
ne appeared TO be demented. He was held
for trial This section of late has h.ssn
infested by tramps. and an Organized gang
WI ose depredations have become alarming
There Is religious crank in our com
city government today "and sometbinc
shOuld De done to get rid of him