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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
The lin Plato rIoane.lon.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. o. -
Ayros's report on tin plate shows that
during the period from July Let 10
March 8lst, 1898, tbs production u tin
plate Ia this country from sheets rolled
in the United States was 3i,G52, 052
ounds. The amount OF Imported
black plates converted into tin Plate IN
the United States was 80, .0J,2
pounds, making grand total OF both
kinGs OF 73,e22,2Si POUNDS.
Secretary Carlirin ruled today that
black plates imported AMI dipped must
not hereafter bs included IN ostimut.
ing the production OF tho United
States.
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81. JONus, Sept. Lieutenant
Peary', steamer Falcon rrfived today.
She reports Poary mud party all well
anu living at the head Of Powder bay,
North Greenland, aud making prupaia
ito br their expedition next spring.
Nothing has been heard " the mls.ing
scientist VsfhOtff, nor from two Nor.
wegian scientists, ktlstrruuns aud
Bjorklng, who LETT last year 10 explore
Smiths sound. Mrs. PoaTy IL OK eCted
to become mother the latter part Of
September.
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DIES MoINEa, Ia., Sept. 5.-The state
convention Of the POpulisis was held
ltre today. The convention was very
ltmonsirative aud backed up Ito en-.
lhuslasm by raising the nucleus OF a
campaign fund oiSl500. The principal
work OF the convention was the adop'
Won Of platform, which declares
leAlly 10 the Omaha platform OF ls02,
anu Gays the present stringency Il
uuo 70 Tie Rubsefviuncy Of the two
on pat'les to the Eastern money dig
brchy.
Tbs plank on silver says:
" The ono overshadowing, nll.absorb-
ing Issue before the American people
'llay Is the question whether the
uuteplorz OF the United States shall be
showed TO pay their debts IN the
money Of the Constitution, Or whether
,aelI homes and property shall be con.
nv eslel Tor the benefit OF tho pirates,
ine only party that votes gs u unit
AGAINST the tricks u the miiliOualrea
~ we Peoples. There are only two
N'lesPoday-the Peoples party anu
,ae GOLD party, We call upon the
'o'eIs OF Iowa to repudihte all party
.ounec'lon with the gold men; TO draw
'"u hne before they are forced to
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II YOu VAST 4 GOOD FARM rs ANY
l part NJ tho West, can on me. W. j. b0ElE,
40 fost0nlcH bIucs-
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LoNppN, Sept. "a letter which
passed between Commander Everett
anu sir William Vernon HarCourL
chancellor Of the cIChsqucr, IN regard
10 the silver question anu tue BRUSSELS
conference is published. Sir william
In one letter says tho failure Of Tue
conference 10 rgastcmblr n due 50 the
United States. England was always
ready Tor a fair anu careful cuuulderS'
ton Of any proposals made 10y other
states which were Of the highsft
importance 10 this amt other cOuntrivf.
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pef hundred pounds, on the ground
that II had opciaicd 10 the teneil. Of
the consumer, 10y reducing the price,
AMI to the advantage Of the govern.
ment, In increasing the revenues.
Joseph Newman Of California ap.
peared nj the afternoon session TO argue
In favor OF imposing a duty on raw
silk. Tho burden NJ his temarhs indl-
Gated that no believed the United
States capable n producing elk worms
10 an extent sufficient to supply all the
raw silk needed ia this country.
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LoSDON, Sept. 5.-rhere was q
large attendance In tbs house OF lords
tonight when the home ruie bill was
called up ON second reading. Ear
Spencer made "a rather tame speech,
closing with the declaration that the
Gladstonian plan Of home rule wss
calculated to satisfy nil the aspirations
OF Ireland 10 self government. The
Duke Of DsvOnshite moved tue reJec.
tiun Of the bill, and debate continued
iii alter midnight.
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wAsuISurON, Sept. 5,-At the tariff
hearing o the ways ana means COM
mittoe today II. w. Leslie OF Phila'
delpha appeared in behalf ot the
cement manufacturers OF the Unitrd
slates. lle made an appeal for the
retention Of the present duty VI . oenIs
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BELFAST Sept. 5.--At the Trades
Union cOngicss 10 lay, Samuel Money,
the new president, said trades uIiOh-
lem was destined 10 be- En hOnoTed
instrument In freeing IRELAND from the
incumbrancu u religious higotry aud
political intolerance. Ho Denounced
strikes ~ criminal folly In nll cases
where the resources o; civilization had
not been exhausted In efforts 70 avoid
tho use OF such extreme measures.
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BERLIN, Sept. 5.-rne L0td' AEssi.
ger says u widespread nihinsiiu con.
spimcy, the object Of which vas to 40.
cOmpllsh the death of the car. has
been discovered NJ Moscow, Many
conspiratoie, the Dispatch says, have
been arrested. They include eighty
i've STUDENT, oight professors ani five
Ladies' who belong to arislocratic faml-
lea
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revolution to protect their children
from lensnt slavery"
Tho following ticket was nominated;
Governor, J. M. Joseph, CrtstOu; Lieu.
tenant. Governor, E.A.Ott, Dea M0inos;
supreme judge, a. w. @. Weeks,
Winlefseg Railroad Commissioner,
John Idle, Towns; School SupsrIntcn.
dent, Mrs. T.. j. Woodrow, Marehall-
town.
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PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. Sat But.
( rviile, thirty miles south yesterday.
hundred whites herded fiity-six
Chinese hop plckers, drove them to the
dock and forced the captain Of n
steamer tn bring them here. There
ARE about 5lO more Chinese there and
more trouble is feared.
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CoPEgIAuES, sept. 5.-Prlnos VII.
helm, elder brother OF King Christian
Of Denmark, aud field mafuhul htutrn-
ant ~ tho sefVico OF Austria, died OF
Ffedonsberg today.
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DESvER, Sept. 5,--W. Ii. Smythe
who suicided here Is not a son OF
Reeordrr Smytho, Of New York, AS 70.
ported, but OF J. e. Smytne, prom.
ipeLt citizen Of Albany.
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GROESBECK & ROSE


HAvE HANUHEs IL UTAH AND
L Nevada. Improved or uuimpfoyed ior
"a 20. Real estate 10 trade for cattle. real g..
tate 90 traiH Tor horses imprtv we'd or uuIm.
proved city properly for sAio a. bottom pucoH
small garden tfActs Tor sale brick yard with
rondcld machine un1 MS finest clay and sand
in the cuuntrt Tor sale.
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CunA, No., Sept. 5.-Threo men
were arrested by the city marshal ON
kilograms. They are supposed To be
the robbers Of the train NJ Mound
Valley.
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SPECIAL NOTICE l-7
ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRESS GOODS.

nNE HUNDRED OF THE VERY
~ SHwo.i Effects iu Fail Dross Goods
have Just arrived and We shall bo
rlCa'od tu show Thorn 90 our patrons on
Monday morning. Thoy comprise some
worry choice aud elegant thiuGs In Hop
Sarkings. Serpouuuo Effects. Fancy
Scotch. French aud Eng i.h Goods, such
= have never boon seen In our city ho.
fnrr. Ia ftr. We have a Hprinkling " tho
"verv solortn SUITS thal will be worn
this season, and they ara marked down
a. hard pan prices. 30 sure you reo our
Now Clouds before purchasing your fan
Dresses.
SRA Great CLEAN UP SALE
Of Everything In Stock.
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IN a FIT OF INSANITY.

RoCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. 6,-John Hart,
aged "a, today near THIS city, muir
derrd his two sisiors, Mary anu Nellie,
aged 20 and % respectively. Hart Is
supposed TO have been temporarily
insane.
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A HpuM FRAME CprrNGE.NEAU MCCOW.
view, NXiii feet 400. Cant be beat.
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HOUSES ron RRNr.

A sNAp-'rl0 EpDs. -FOUR ROOM HiuCK
barn ami outh0uacs $500 Good terms.
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INLEGANr FtNE HOOM COTTAGES ~
- tast Waterloo near the drive and 10.
1o'yera rcsidcncc 50 per month. iricoll, i1L
iuIa iUNIi0
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NECkWEAU.
4 special clean w NJ Mems nigh Priced
Goiug At SIC each.
suOEs. SHOES SHOES
si1 grand Item. In Mems hoes at Clean
iu Prices
UuIAr sALu ur NuN's suoEa.
Monh low Cut kangaroo aud Calf re Shoes,
Mgns tine uaIt Lace and cougres, -hos,
Aii of our Ntb' ags calf and cordSfan shoe.
that coll 10. i3. sH and ~. $50 viii cut them -
$500 Tor ouu week only,
CLoAke, SUITS WAISTS AND
MILLINERY,
Elegant -uiIa, latest thing out
ElrfHut Waste. lu .tinEnHm, satcou or allE.
hIrElut MrHua and DtUrH, the very style OF
to-day, hli SO ut clean out prreA
nunt forget these gooda.
Remember, anything you buy in our suit or
tIuHk Department Iils week may be cx.
changed or returned Doe two DAYS, aud money
refunded % not entirely HliiauciOry
MtittNIUN.
eur Mics UctoI is now cust buviur \ iarra
stock 90 HiuUnrri COR fall wrHr. These rooda
Hfu arriving uaUy. Nu. we shall not Boz able %
lhnN 70 fuIl 'inr until about the itth n sep
tcuh0r ln Che meantime wee IRE cleaning up
even thing in Hio" at ateHrtu. sacrifice
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CRUEL MURDER.

SEATTLE, Sept. 5.-Chnrlolio Fet.
thug, German woman, SD years old,
was brutaily murdered some time last
night and robbed OF 500 Ia golu. Her
head had been beaten to u Jelly while
shs was ia her night dress.
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- A stys nrnpt { ryinesd BY nsv rI7ssf. ','- tufs
O. lA 4 FEUfLL aHdlasfIHH NntHH. Nosass. 20
- .if- ls,i.t'Hs r.Irnsht , 81. 200. Nts.
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nLMNANrs or ~ nA1-nnr.

hih"NNAH W Nllsh NAlDhts
Al L.n1stnn patterns and qHhlt.e. rorari.
zee ~ 'usb Nrttial clean out prices uL our
'hln' ON stock hu} your snks now.
GlMNANIs HEMNANTs. uENSANrs
t0l yards Of remnHnta, ranging from af. Go u
Nlfd', in ELEGANT WOOL dress goods. fuHf tHr
hing for chUiryua school arrsara-a r.rlt
NhntiY % sNlns. qualities anu aladpHaWtiI Un
4uId No iho lowest UrIrV ever tutrrd 90 ANY
clean uu HaIu boo fnU West.
DO ulcFra ui new and flyIiHh HrrHH goods. a.
sorted TuaItrH. designs ami tIHIrH. retailing
even whHfn from s'v To- $40 pur yuri. Ouf
clean up uucH nn The ipt only &c pHi ward.
% pieces Of extra inc Hii.wUu. french thsi.
les, reduced from olg 10 clean az price a. $50
per yHrt
s Uur,r UArgAtv-
o. piegca of French sauncs. -ULalInra,
tftn'h MuIIf -, ETC., rust non goo 20 1Ir
peg yafI. cleanup uriro 1890 per yard.
40 our hutrhIu lIOrvt saUnra. Lace Stripes
POO -lrirci Mule tuid at lig aul al,. clean up
lrIco ay yer yafI
Here we are. special clean up pdccs on
Wash uNEs4 GOODS
~ pieces NJ sandal cloth. Hsufod Uourcis
.lUIlO.t lrrIlrHHrrf rIutNa AND H4fprUf. sold ut
l,,. N. hud .te' ih0 clean up Iurd uu SOC los
ss'-urg.al can np prices ON an ug- Table
l'nUna. NHNklu". tuNH'H. HrHffs. etc. rt..
fNrpihIns Do uur domestic department luct
ht clean up uliruHs
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MONEY BROKERS'.

VI YOU WISH 10 HOHKOW MONEY,
can on SAIL LAKE VALLEY LoAS
s TEUsr COMPANY. n east, tust south
street
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A NEW 5.ROpM iultCk, MODERN,
~ hard wood nuirh, elegantly furnished,
uuc location rurr. SOU, on easy payment.
" j. Hogan. go rOstltll,e BiucL.
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CTfAM LAUNDRY rLAST. uNE ~
- the bcst anu most complete In THE Ulty Tor
SAFE ut Que quarter ~ value, or tur icasc
on most favorable terms. ". a. Wallace,
care uinwuuuUY'a
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ans SUICIDE on DRAWS.

denver, Sept. 8. - The Coroner's
jury In tho Gaze Of Dt. Graves reported
that, judging from the letters the de-.
ceased lefs behind, he committed sui
eide, but that from the testimony In.
troduced the Jurors were unable to de.
tBfmine whether It was "a natural
death or suicide. There was an evident
attempt 10 disguise tho fact that the
doctor took his own life.
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WANTED.

by Az ARMY OFFICER "A PORT
- buuE'aH-uuc or two saddle hpraca 90
p fc ny the month i.Fbt use aud bsft %
II ,..., thoto.su s,'lsih, ~ wi'
nfirE % Poet or address with tuil plrtlcuIafs,
II. y. tosi, Hospital
- OK HuuM HOUSE, WILL 10.
- Gated, must Do cheap fer cash. Address
NEWs
A ~ KINDS Oh CLEANING, MING.
n Altrunf hud lcrliru1 second hand
gothing .ufhl, cola auu exchanged, "a
last second uuin street.
4 GOOD NuWN TEAM fOW IHEIig
~ Keep, or Will buy u yory cheap ". j.
hygan, 90 tosiuuce block.
( 1uLLtCrON WANIEu Wuu CAS-
y tufnmh illo loud ,uy, business IA
change, lss hast, iirat south
NIrANIEp-TiHsr CLN,s HEsrAUWNNr
w COOK, new house. The exchange, 49,
NTAh AND VIII SOU rtU ANNUM
IVA ttos ruut Vegetable, etc. The IA
,hnnrc. i''i ts't, TINT south.
Tun PiuNiING HOUSE suiIuiIuW,
~ uio hdftfufins apcuL The Exchange,
u.s. fuai, . irsi south.
Two WAIST MAkLUs, ONE siuHr
4 maker three tuiIuTttsra, two Hram.
ftcssru. Ladies Exchange. isis Eatt ifst
south.
IuNIEUuOSEHN siOHE rALL-LAUY.
- NNNNF thNl NNE WNHf NNNltt NW'|nf
ulirC fu|tu ION room attendant I11iys ~.
'hlrFc, l7s tnat, i't't south.
htttgE MAIHuN, gls MEDICAL
~ uMrr, Ogden, Nllluuy faIrH|hIY
NtruurrHUuor ana typewriter. city uIM.
Ladies Exchange, lsit E1st, fir.t south
4 LADY AGENI rs EyUY COUNTY
- aud town in ttah. Go sull an astirlU OF
merit O. lHdlCs. Cool position aud good uat
for little WuTss hdifrsH IhumaH uIHtIuEtr.
Is vs.. Ilrst south. -alt Lake CIV. ttaU.
SHEEP WANTED.
GtIEEp WANTFB.-I WISH TO TX.
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~ ANNIyENsARY or nLoop.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-J, e.. Brown, n
sou Of Captain Jim Brown, who wts
killed q the Garfield Park race track
last year while resisting arrest for the
two men, who forced an entrance into
his house. Happening as II did, on
the anniversary Of his fathers death, II
was thought by Browns friends that
the irlends OF the dead policemen were
after revenge, but no declares the mon
were nothing more than burglars.
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WuoIIeU'H NFnIrH NnINe
THE BEST SALvE IN tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever 5ores, Teiter, Chapped
Hands, Chllblaius, Corna and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required, II Is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction or money To.
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
saIs by A. G.. Smith n Go.
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GDi ArWE, oS TnE JORDAN nor.
O - toms. near sandy. Dor sale cheap
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4 NiDE t.HpuN COTTAGE rs
~ sllurHf. ON electric line, ruup, i7.Ut
a. Gowns uuIHucc sla Iur mJuth ". J. Boo
gan, llU ruffUncg b.orE,
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A rNAr MUST ~ rOLu. 500
~ each vii buy q new 8.ronm h0u q,
puniU. closets. 90 lar, sIauIa, truit trees tttY
water lot 4iAlai feet. Ail fenced. " j.. bus
zen, tic roatthtr uIoCE.
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~ iuNfluE aud iuIu Association TIE
Tee Investment in the county. Loans money
hlH ger cent
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CHAPTER OF cRruis.
a Iraiu Held ~ Or. grRNes.-A
shooting iicatsn go DcHtn.

A Iraiu Held ~ -Dr. grRNeu.-A
shuotinE.-iich go DcHta.
sT. LOUIS, sept. 5.--Thc southwest.
ern oxpiefs on the 81. Louis d San
Francisco railway, which ielt here ut
$3.50 this evening, was held up 10y
throe men about 10 miles west VI this
city, and u mile east of Pacific, Mo.
The men boarded thu train this side "
the scene VI trouble and iJrcvi the
engineer to bring the train to IA halt.
Then they went TO tho express car,
which thoy blew h pieces with dy-
Mantle. The passengers swarmtd out
OF the cars, nni tho Tobbera He'd, tut
one giving the name OF Joseph Pin
mock, was captured and placed Ia
custody. The e.prcsl car caught
fire from n lamp aud was partially
consumed. Another car was secured
aud tho train proceeded on its way,
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A FEW NlCE IIECEs oF
"A business property II low prices. W.J,
logan. az rosioucV Uiuon
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A PINE UOHNEg. EEl0 RODS.
~ i.ruuu house. stable frut trees. rify
Wa.rr. Price, il,i'lt tlUJ rtsh, balan rr on
my ~ j Hogan, go fustun'ro iilorE
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A linartLA-s uAllN fAitM Or
~ % ncrct, a. miles from city Nee nov
residence stable, sheds. mix houses uud nrat'
rIsts mills route, taxing lilu per month, kasy
IA meus, $50 down, ". j. Began, 80
IpHtuuIrr ulutk
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"a ChUiru IuuAtIuu, Cost 500. soil for
1890 ON tuy paymuutd, ". D. Began, AiI
Pnsioul#u liluta.
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FOR RENT.

AN TLTGANT NEW G.RuOM HOUSE ~
n ihc suhuths, ou c1r Inc rent d. w. j.
Hogan. 50 uUBtun.ru Block
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I HAVE POUR NlCE lifEC - -
! property that Will hr fold At o. tArrlnrr
ltwIu I'uy you Go zoo these before buying. w.
j. Began, llu l'nstuniCu bloch.
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A NEW BUiuW FRAME WIN
n lawn lot llNlU feet l'tlar. 500, $500
down. balance In monthly payments. w. J,
logan. alU IuH.UnIru NIuHk.
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AT 4 sACUTlCE-A - ROOM fug.
N nithCd house, centrally located. clearing
400 per mnufn. lUnf hUAItu cause ~ selling
cut ". j Hogan, ~ iostuncc nork
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SHEER WANTED.

GtEEp WANrED.-I WISH TO TX
- change Logan Dsy or tIrm property tot
tnrtu j Y. stHWHft, Logan.
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FOR SALE.
Sn ILL.,. roSiEs roE sALE aNAls

SnLriAND ruSIEs FpR sALE aNAis
> suect
CTrAM LAUNDRY rLANT. uNH ~
> the best auI most complete In THE Ulty tor
sac ut Que quarter Is value, or Tor lease
on most favorable terms. ". T. Wallace.
care uinwoOdcy's
HOusE, uARNEss ANO HuGGY. ~.
II W. y. boEan, tlo rostotnce liloek.
AT = sACmTiCE-A ., ROOM fug.
~ nithcd house, centrally located, clearing
ouL Is. j Hogar, 40 ro,,onicc mock
A SNAP MUST RE soLu. 500
"a cash VII buy new S.room houo,
punty, closets. cellar, s.auIe, irut trees liU
wafer l.ut .iAl1i feet. ail fenced ". j.. bus
gen, Que ioaUAgr hloe.
THAvE your MOE 1T'r1r5- -
! property that Will hr fold At o. fArrlnrr
l'T MIA, 10y {Vp 20 . 'Sg hii ,S, I,'''' Du'ns v"
A NEw sUloW FRAME WIN
down balance ~ monthly payments. ". J,
began, il0 POE. onlrc hlo1A.
A siur t.Fpuv COTTAGE ~
- slburHt. uu electric line. fucU, is.Ui
~ uuWu5 uuIHurc sla iUr mJuth v. J. Boo
gan, il0 fUfonee h.oes,
A nm uOHNEg, sz0 EUDs.
~ iTuom hnus., alsUle frwt trees, rIy
MN.fNH NNNN"H #IHH"NH HHNN NAHNH NnInU re- Oh
tine ". bosar, go fustnmco iiorL
AN ELEGANr 7RuuM HOUSE,;
"a choice luuatiuu, Cost 500, sell for
1890 ON uuy paymgutd, ~. j. Began, ail
fostoflag liloca,
NtW 5.ROuM muCk, MODERN,
IA hard wood nuifh, elegantly furnished,
nuc location. Pace. SOU, on easy payments.
" j. Hogan, 40 rostlfl,e h,oet,
A FEW NlCE IIECEs oF
"A business property Al low prices. WI,
Hogan, AZ lUsloiucV ituos.
IIssTOLA-s DAIRY fAWM Or
~ ~ ncrct, a. mile from city, Nee new
residence stable, sheds, mix houses uuu htHts
rlsts mills IOutr, taxing liIu per month, kasy
pAf meuts, $50 down, ". j. Began, go
poHtonIce block
In-ACEE TRACT uLOsE TO ClrN, ALL
~ leo lurtrn, plenty Of water tl2l per
acre ". D. ilu.In, lin io.tonioc hlUcs,
INCUR ACRES ~ ORCHARD, CLOsE TO
IL city, uuod water uFut, price $780, ". j.,
Hogan. tll lostnnlru block.
II YOu VAST 4 GOOD Farm rs ANY
1 part NJ tho West, can on me- W. j.. b0glu,
40 IostOfiirr hlurss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

In-ACgE TRACT uLOsE 10 CltN, ALL
IN leo luc1rn, plenty " water tlal per
acre vs.. J. iu. an, tIn io.tofiUe Hl0cN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

NToNEY To LoAS on HrAL ESTATE
VA affair rates
A d. TuE AnIVE WE WILL TAKE
~ pleasure boz allowing you. aud it vii be-
tu your ADVANTAGE 10 como and acc Us ucfuru
calling elsewhere
1uOE-HECk n HOSE.
No. % ". second south street Room l4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

II OiisE, ttAgNEss AND HUGGY, 49,
III W. U nuE-n. 90 r0aLnnlcr IlLo.E.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
Henderson Sentenced for Life.

OREGON CRY, May 8.-This afternoon
the case of the State VS.. William Hender-
son was called in the circuit court on a
rehearing ordered by the supreme court
in reversing the decision of the lower
court, and the prisoner was given an op-
portunity to enter another plea, which
opportunity he took to plead guilty to
murder in the second degree. Hon.
Henry E. McGinn appeared for the
prisoner and G. H. Dye for the state,
and in behalf of the prosecuting at
torney his deputy accepted the plea
rather than put the county to the ex-
pense of new trial. Time was waived
and Judge Nc Bride at once sentenced
Henderson to be confined in the peni-
tentiary for life.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
AMERICAN BABIES.

They Are Claiming Much Attention and
Valuable Time from Foreign Writer'S
1t is now American babies who are
commencing themselves to foreign eyes
An Englishwoman visiting this country
writes home for publication: s'You could
not imagine anything more quaint
ly delightful than American small
children and babies. They, up to four,
wear the dearest little close caps of all
colcrs, but generally white-the queer
est, prettiest clothes-all just touching
the ground. 1t is easy to see where
Kate Greenaway got her models for
her quaint pictures; they are exactly
here.
'sThen the baby carriages nothing
approaching our clumsy perambulators.
They are all of either bent wood or good
wicker work, yellowish white, like ban-
boo, and openwork all around, on per
feet springs, and most of them rock mp
and down when not being wheeled, and
fixed large parasols overhead in all col
ors and pretty devices.
''Half lying under this bright shade is
a round-faced, pale, very pretty,
piquant baby, with unusually dark
eyes, with an expression in them as if
there was nothing they didn't know; =
tiny white silk cap on its tiny head;
rings secured to its wrists by a ribbon
on its fat fingers; the daintiest white
pillows, white fancy coverlets over its
little body, and an air of cushions and
coziness about it. Such is the American
baby"
This is very delightful, even if it
sounds as if the American baby were a
species newly discovered by intrepid
explorers