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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
THOUGHT THEY WE'RE BURNED
The First Experience of z,,,. WA,
'A'h


The natives of troplool oo,,,,t,,,-
seldom so much astonished as th ,es are
wren ilrst introduced to snow ana g., ~ !.
salu ~ A. Forster. OF Chicago, wbiio
tne worlds fair was In progress sa,,,
y - Joke played upon two members ~ N
Nuiu bano which was greatly erto,,o'i
ana appreciated by all present aSca,,.
me Hulus themselves. The manage, -
thelr tribe, whom l knew intimataiS,
showing that none OF the Zulus bad
eNer seen any ice, thought II would he
gIeat tun TO see how they would aet
WIEN ptousht into contact with ii. He
accordingly told two Of then, ~,
wished them to 20 down town ,,.t,,,
MN lie Informed me what he yyos 90
ms 10 DO and invited me 10 acoomnan,,
MN which did. We stopped ~ ~,
Office OF one OF the large breweriea onI
AFTER explaining our errand. were reed
Ky granted permission to 20 through
"on arriving at The door of tho toe.
house we all entered, the ZuIns Nh
NMere pareiooted, following close be.
hlnd All along the walls inside 60
cakes OF ice We're piled. NV frtn,,iS ' .it
manager, climbed on ION ~ ~ vac
and told the zulus 10 follow him Ths.'
oheyed. When the cold chill Of the ~
Iifst struck their bare feet iha,, 5S,s',.
Know what to make OF IL. They iooi,aS
nt one another for a minute ma iah
hered something In their outlandish
tongue They stood Il for about n
minute then giving vent 10 a velI tbe,.
a. 70 me ground. and rushing 10
' ene u9or threw themselves on tbc
sround outside. where they law viii nc
ngebout nursing their feet ana , Mi.h-
burned" severely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
ADVERTISING A ornous.

y, oaern show Expends More
ney In Advertisements Than
Any Other business.
m, ne various phases OF show adver.
on shs are apparently simple until You
~, 10 circus advertising which e
49,, scale unknown TO the theatrieai
s,,s rms no. only in the vsst
/, hnt OF money annually invested in
ia,is IN NE perfect labyrinth Of do
adysr,is s,aentnl TO the system. A single
mum a - Sar' such as used by n-r-
nsY. independently =. s.!S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

per handed ' 4! n u. z
al Multiply y, tbs 4, y Ell,
nay, nave the sun Icy oy IA,
"a enis single In ~! 4 lss
panied BY q rs sssA MI
oy an advsn,ces' pon'liI.
!, tends TO the nsw, pI.'s ~,
ness ne, There ars'papFi Z.
i BAILEY, and as ,hs'lly /. ~
son knows, ill., w. llpsi
me- no. to- e he Judged us n 4.
SSS vsiness, There L sA' ~, 4
anything like X, Toili q.
nj, nay. mat Is invested ' 1
there is p- OBJ bTI'd.'n
, n that ylelds r. i'la..
mediate and ilberss,s nm "
AL. Al OF the Six sa ts's'a
eepting one run ~, '.si'sl,r I,
sof m 5ss circus ss. 70 scS ~ "
many days ahn.I ~ p
each other. Each 'y 1. q ID u
a "a, town o,. q day ouislc. s !! \ n
Where the show rs,s. q u, /,
that time. Car ~ naln' ~
being being known as n Il. M N
opposition car. spS ~ e, silnz
: there where special s saaai Z
because OF the os rs.k \
shows, shows or for other ' s.s.a.s;
vertislng car is att,e 'bsss,s y
not limited, on III N ~ q ~
lhe circus railroad 'v'l nj
previously made Cones, e,aai'|
portation. The ra,I,asA.s 4 /
completes his WORK :. II
after the dates for 3 Y
been fixed. The railra,si ed
made at terminal point, a ..s'a Z
rood authorities ana Ky. w 4
and details foreign ia ," M. Z
iirst man to actually co w \, ~
the show is the general III, ~ :. 4
makes arrangement ' y.
usea or consumed BY Il. 4,
GLIDING the advance u,.s y Z. y
for licenses. exhIbItlon ~ Z. I,
boards, llverymen, ssrsv' w II
etc. II there are no bln.ha,,.s
insufficient supply, h XIV.
he erection Of boarts "
Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

rayAges OF the boil worm This I'M
usual yield Is the result Of irrigation.
Instances of this kind serve to show
the value OF scientific farming, and
the farmers OF the west are rapidly
realizing the benefits to be derived
from irrigation and are organizing CO.
operative Irrigation companies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

me question naturally suggests 4,
self which Is the fondest hour 'r,, IL
S am r ,,e,, 81, Has the reader, whose
controversy with his .t,,,,a WI nau
subject O dyspepsia. After eony in Ins
proois mat the digestive organ has
got the upper hand. has a wiss r.s nss
, neen made "a TO Hostetter's stomach Bit.
tersE if SO. the "fcndest bon,i' ~
been recalled by memory In IN aus
OF a lasting resumption OF tha no nspe
70 1lsest, assimilate thoroughly an5
eat heartily without fear OF heinz ana I'M,
son Sr,, aftsrward. when the din.
yer bell, that "tocsln Of the so,,, !,
strikes agreeably upon The SOUL
auditor then greets It as a wai,,o ne
sound and hastens 10 ohsy ~ Issue
Mons, The Bit,ers. so renowned S az :
~. s 9yereome, too maiarial. IN.
nervousness. rheumatism ana meg, 10y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

That the business condition OF the
country is improving has ceased to be
an opinion, and is generally admitted
fact. From all quarters and from
men in close touch with every branch
OF trade comes the same story. That
dun times have passed away and that
the country is once more rapidly APP
preaching a normal business condition
IS the opinion OF all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
LADIES WILL LIKE y
The Tarin nil WIN cA,.,..
nine Luxurl..

one OF the important resuIa
new tariff bill which pre,.,s. 4
the feminine mind Ia the ~ !.
men viii be able 10 pu,ct.a
tips, feather boas and hi \,
composed Of feathers for s,'s
er price than heretofore. Az
being fully 40 per cent VI,
York special.
Ostrich feathers haye ,l,,s
one OF the most expensive ~.
lady's wardrobe. and. am.
prettiest and most graceful :
mings, they have never bess !.
used on account OF their III
Nothing is more coveted 5, n
of taste than an ostrich tos
ostrich boa will set oil va
costume.
On the day following he ~
the tariff bill one OK he M
goods houses In Now YORK. n.
Brooklyn, held special salss Y
boas. selling every one lhsy =
stock.
Other articles used BY w,rzs
Will be noticeably reduced ID N
laces OF cheaper grades, esndlj =
ton ones, ribbons, flowers ii, 4
linery goods not made up Qt-z
bonnets and hats trimmed y 4
ready-made imported gafmstar
ing hand labor, there viii bsx
ton.
A visit TO several OF the In,
here where dry goods and -
belongings are sold resulted Il
ing the following facts. ftsNa,
effect OF the tariff upon th,R
which are of the most inlerts / 4
en-. The cheaper grades Of ;is.1
of bed linen and towels will Il y
to 10 per cent less than btu
higher grades. requiring tkllA
the reduction will not bs cE
cent. on handkerchlefs The y
will be quite marked. and q MID
quality OF handkerchief win y
sold for 25 cents than We ban
able to get for that price slns; =
Kiniey bill took effect On sxsl
French ginghams the reduces
be from 10 TO 10 cents on
members OF a large linen ia
house says that the effect o. u
bill has already been felt IN rs
to which he belongs, in the in1A
orders for goods.
Everything in the way Of ch''s
goods will be rcdp%
Is to 20 per cent lamps i@N
ware. draperles, rugsand aims
ell and pretty things withwnlr
an loves to decorate her HUME q
as cheap as they were bei's- =
Kinley bill became a law 0sMs
of china and cut glass impsrs.
will be an average reduction q
cent.
All grocers who deal "a ln
soaps and perfumes said VET
be a reduction OF Is to Y ~
these articles. Druggists saia Y.
tariff would not AFFECT trei M ,,.
the least. 1t seems rather eng, n
no matter whether the taril Z
Or law on coffees and teas, I
effect on the price OF thess w
ar as the retail purchaser = f,l =
For seventy-hve years The nn,-
lava and Mocha, which u ~
by housekeepers, has been ("
pound.
The cravat was orlglnaly
shawl worn round the uses n.
show. but for comfort, by ~ IA
Eastern Europe called Ws =
1r Croats. ~
Tarring and feathering w.
egal punishment for thett ="
10 be found in the status 4, 4
and France ab0u' =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

This paper Is kept on nlc and ndvor-
Using rates may he ascertained at the
office Of tho American Newspaper
Publlshcrs' association. Temple Court,
New York or from It's Epstern bust
ness Office. IS Tribune building, New
York
Western buslnoss office, 609 Tho
Rookory" Chicago. III.
$. G Baokwith, aole agent for foreign
1dvertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

For Governor
non. CHARLES A. CULBERsoN.
For ConFrpss---
HON CHARLES X, BELL,
pf Tufrnnt County.
For State senntor--
HON. w. J. BAILEY,
~ Tarrant County
For representative
\ n. D. ANDREWS.
II. u L. ROY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
TERMS or sunscaiPTIoN, ny MAIL.

The Daily and sunday Gazette ons
year. 500. -,
months. $3.50.
The Daily and Sunday Gazette, three
month";. $500.
month, ~ cents. -
The Sunday Gazette. one year. sz,Vo
The Sunday Gazette. six moh'hs'
ti.O0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette Except Sunday
10 cents week.
Tho Daily and Sunday Gazette. 90
cents a mohth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Tho travelling agents Of Tho Gazette
are: W. u. Ingalls,. W II. Byrd.
Letters Of authority are given TO all
other parties especially accredited 10
represent this paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

II the committee OF English oranks
coming to this country to investigate
lynehinss are sincere In their soslre
TO obtain accurate knowledge OF the
condition OF the negro. they should
visit some thlcldy populated negro
community in the South and board
with negro family aptn iynchins
bee occurs in the nelshhorhood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Entered at the postohice at Fort
Worth, Tex. as second-ciass mail
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

DALLAS nuHEAu.
Il. Rutherford. agent. office Mcleod
hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

THE sEMI.wEEKsY GAZETTE.
One year dssued Tuesday and Fri
day.. 500.
Six months. 20 cents.
Thyee months, % cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

Flavor all your cold drinks with ton
20 nftern drops OF ANQosTURA BlT.
TIERS. to keep frte f-,~,
e. - aud al scrtS :. ...1.s, M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14
TRAVELLING AGisyTs.

All postmastcrs arc authorized to
net ns agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

LAneEsr SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
v:tsh ThreJ Exceptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

LAncEsf TEXAS CALCULATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-14

LAnoEsr CRY CIRCULATION.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Smtet Does I Yaris.

Selu bet minoite Stptte Yapir, bet
ION Gnbper taiter bort, bliper Der IN
Slide til SnotGgt. @amle Sintanoer
for Grempel er iutOe at Sen9e; 8lpz
lopninsen ta9es fra % imeltes iammen
/ &a9er, meocnS Der al Glunet lapes
2egetgi for Sgrn. @amle Stgpler, IL
semeset buor ouarlise be er, i~noebploer
altio i 5uoiuansen minbIt ct 9uoi
StDtte, iom fan bruSes isjen, Os / &cs
9elen er Der to eQer tire andre / Saalen,
S9len % Sa9tappen. Iapirfumper
gaar til &ortpapir' 5abritten, Orange,
Italler til 9itoriabritauten % iaa pibere.
Ser er bet life altio bebaselist at iplse
meo, % at ie en- &luoeinmler pile
SranseIfaQer no al lin aurp er moi til,
at mai for iteoie iOripar8er 2itpr; men
Der er 3in9, ipm er enonu barre. Set
MET u9roiiuloe Strab = bet Tom brin,
ger to 5rancs Silicon - er Saar; bet
LANCE benpttes al 5rlipren, meoens BET
forte blanpt anoet anpenoes tll alarino
al Slier. +
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
st mt Seiegraffabef mel
lem europa 90 Nmcrifa.

Gen iioite Splcisning al an9lo'
9tmericun 9elegraf &%Ompaniets i1De
&abel blep foreta9et ST. II Gorm.,
Sreenipjlu Gio, ben 27oe Sui, % 9teos
ln9nin9en al set iterIte &abel ooer 9lts
l~nuterbnpet bar oermeo beloi9 fuloicrt.
3iben for NeOlRguin9en bar ben tprs
teite, man blbtil bar tjenbt. grpeoitios
men forlub Seurt's Content, g. s., ben
15oe Suli ON @fiermiooagen, os ben
iibite Spleisnin9 bleu fOretaset ON
Mtorgenen ben 27oe, eller mI,ore eno
tolp Sage. ga ben irite apitenoe bIeu
lngt paa minore enO to Gage, bar ben
iamlebe 3io Der meo9it life uuer to
Tiger, en- bgilt e~neitaaenoe 0eoriit, naar
man betanfer, at bette 8abel er bet
iuarelte, Der nuseniinbe er neolast.
st marfelist S%ammentraf / SOr.
binoelie meb bets 5uloisrelie er ben
SmltGnoisbeo, at ben iioite Splcisnins
bleu fOreta9et paa G~arsoasen for ben
Dag, paa builten bet fsrite &abel bleu
belois lanoet ueo Seart's Content
1868, for 2S Slur iioen; os life alene
paa ben iamme 3ato, men p9iaa pau
ben iamme Dag i l9en.
Oct nDe 8abel er lust imellem Searts
Content % Salentia, Srlano. 9ette
aabel bar Ell It6rre 9eOer END no9ei
tioli0ere neolast aubel. Oct inoebol.
Der 600 8unO &Ubber pr. Spmil. Gen,
ne 5urggelie al Spbber i 2eoereu
6etpOer en- fOrbulo8ois 5ore9elIe /
6o~rienoeIies '0aiti9beoen. Oct npe So.
bel bar oerior ben itgrite &apacitet a
ale LANCE 8abler. Set er lom 5plgt
oerai Ell pGroliulo 6orggelie til 3ele.
gruHorbinbelien meIem Qmerita oq
Gurppa.-Scientifc American. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Stp eucr 500?

Oct er al itFrits srtponiu3, Of bet forfaaes al Der.
Toner, tpis Gprer er upir'iomme, at oeuns I,nleues
SdItanS tiIioit oil i~aaIeOss lHopir,e paa Oraanerne
at SiSei bGnssr ! en- Iraao. srisbt's Spsoum, Tia.
betss % SIbntniHaria sr ale spaoOmme al en- mesei
bdarSna''et Sef,afsnbso / cerrs Tots Sta ,ium, Ga
ALE Tan be BABE Sgoen til 6slgs. &c troeier Oite ben
Sp3tisite eGschirIp % ben bsois Reoietu. Ren mob.
ptr'si fra SespuNeIien -ost pl fss, naar Qprerne be.
spnosT at mite 6HHitiOns,ruiten = meo S~Olsttsrs
RaSeSitier, oil ben fariss GsnSeus blue IanSIet.
Rs8 I upttis sr oeHHs Susmeoirtn osiaa for e,sIe al.
min slise Sp5ocmme - 5ortoppeIIe, @aIbelpoe
Sp'ssYHa % Wsro. ftet. Zen sr ct ssRpttsliesmiSssl
mob TaIaria % a~i0eHSsr 'rOaia abeumatisms.
(SftO
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
Sooaiperme | Mpomtm9.

Com meOoelt / Popular scie
Monthly fiuOes Der ct 9eie al l0oE
spoa. paa Stebet ilsuot iom en- 5
omtr.nt IA Wil igOpeit icr CARA
@goming. Gstte aeie bsita0r az
oi8is Sgsr, lis9enbe ilOenioF e.
St,utaIt fra bOeranOre S't
Cafe, Grad Cafe OS 5leO sate'
ge tilbsrer Unions ucifit Vanei''
er furbunOne ueO ct Slip0r me'
6uueoipuret pco 2arau'ie % er a..
minoelia tjen0t iOm Union Yac'f'
Sperue. 8 Oisie Sesr IOretOm'
mer ben iOopliure sOoa / 2 Gag
Get uuberfte Gag, iom uo8lSr lt9r'
tie 3elen al 2eiet, er Ell Wtdsle
8rpfaqer al en- ipa8 9rpHl'S gar
pe. blaubet meO en- betpoelt9
Rau0oe fort, illmet 0pno. Del
fables ben "iOlioe SOoa' og Ii9es
at have en- GpbOe uf benpeO 80
eQer 40 Sob. Sueuoper bette Ialte
Seize fubes Suerflaoens Seize al
rem buio t~rgitaQiieret lpOollllr
Sooa. Zen onuues ueo SplGs'
ming / 8uub al ben rperIte Del
al bet nebre Sag, ioet arpltauer'
ne oii2ttes peO 6Oroampntn8 eler
peb Gifjglius eaer ueo be98e Gele
i Screening. 9iOt Re8n ON Taa'
rem pg GOmmeren itafer bette
8ano tilIteoe, men peo Slosn bers
al er utaQi9e imaa, lan9ioint flDa
oenoe SLIDER tiliteoe | ale Seer
ne; iOm 56lge al benneg8nS tprrs
2uft er 0perFaOeu imiOlertiO inn
Regel tor elIer nGiten tor, % tenN
iummer fan be boioeS tper al trDltt
tigt SUoul, iOm buiruler Op al
minss it0Oi9 bleienoe Sinoe,iees nj
glil bort. 9uSet Of bolotS uOol ct |
til IL 4Ommsr / Gyttelie. Naar
ItaQerne blGie8 bort, bliOer ben
iOm er lu9t bar, mart iOrignet M,
MT Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23
SO0prcr, hciO0l

Sarnere, Tom igger at iorbeore fie aaar. buroe
rsilS lq5ouer! The Queen and Crescent Route bar
", Aere (pal lette Setiul elier) ; pa miaueolios b,Gn
Fare eIlnrnoner, iaa 3 tan gaa 90 ip for COR Fin
9.esn Sltsa.o. 9aapsn, iOiee Bigger. u0marteSe
StoIer os Writer. glattrle Juli. S,uo siter Eeler
eg Syl0snn ier. ~. u. SedlCr, RON 9,srr
ggt, III Means Str. Gbjeaa5, 5u., eler IN vi. q
Wtnsarion, y. i, H., Cincinnati, 9. 5S;0Si
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23

History of the Scandinavians in
the United States, f~Orfuttet at ON.
'rin9 20 prominente ameritauite Sian.
OindOer, er ben u lotanOislte Os uar.
o~iiuloeite Siiturie ON etauoinauerne /
gmerlta. assnter snItes. 9ilItrip:
.. q. Relion,
l4l3 uniperiitp aus, g. 6.
so'@ott minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23

Messer's Pile Ointment ~aaranteres
at bslbrsSe blind, itching % bleeding
piles. o
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-23

st gileoe al 9ipst. ellie aarI: "Stal ri life Ie9e
papa 90 Mama?"
ellie aasot: 50, lab os bet! 0ien ies oil bare
Tse big :"
vi Itiue!"
"Spob? siaor bu ItaI bore Papa, bar bu life
noset at ii9e!1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
miscellaneous Items.

General Atmslrong's lecture TO the
students oi tho Agricultural COLLEGE,
on Gambetla, was very interesting
His adde's, "Milllonairos aud tho
Aia.sc.,n % be- gwen this ova1iny At
the y. Y. College, will doubilrsa draw
fnll house.
TITO theatrical entertainment given
IN the Seventh ward on Saturday
evening, tot the bonoti Of the SUNDAY
school, was excellent aud dfcw very
fair house.
The blockade prevented visitors from
Salt Lake attending tue printer ball.
The party was lar from being - iiuan'
Clal success, aud the boys will have 10
set a great many extra thousand ems
- get even.
Parties who have been getting out
timber In Logan canyon state that tho
snow Is deeper thufe than II has been
for many years.
Tue latest fad In the way Of raising
church Or charity funds Ia Logan Il
the "oonundrumn supper An *.
tensivo menu is prepared, but tho bill
Of fare contains only NUMBER, with
nothing 10 Indicate the nature u the
tdlblu represented by each figure. The
result may DO imagined; No may the
size OF tho bill IA case the order " I'M
fortunate, NJ each article has yalua'
lion In proportion % It, cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
PROVO.
Provo, UrNL Fan 20, 1894.
First District Court

business was transacted In Judge
Smiths court M follow;
The divorce suit Of fiouon VI Pier.
son was sci for March 8lh.
Farley Young, Of Falrylew, NJ.
raigned on n charge Of unlawful Co
habitAtlon, alleged 10 nave been com.
miiici with Louisa Briggs In January
Of 1893, entered plea Of guilty and
was sentenced 10 nifty days imprisOn'
ment.
IL was the turn Of the notorious
Anna Marks (variously known A. Mafha
the lawyer anu the Queen of Eureka
10 appear In court Inc charge against
her was for resisting Sheriff NJ. L..
Scott, OF Jurb county, while be was setv.
ing an execution on her In iavO N
Juab county. The 1iiicet's tes,lm ny
was that he WINS levying on some NJ
Mira Marks's personal property VII n
that lady placed her hand Ia hus
bosom. The OH Ger seized her wrist
and discovered revolver. Alter dit
aiming hor, lac was permitted to take
tho property. The jury came In at o
o'clock ia the evening anu reported
they could not agree. Tho court uis-
charged them. 10 h reported they
stood ten for conviction aud two for
acqulttal.
Hank Mikesoll was tried on aoharze
II fornlcation, alleged 10 have uten
committed with stella Pueblo, near
Thistle. lie was found guilty nui
sentenced ~ iiity days Ia tho penilon.
liary. The trial was held with closed
doOru. The woman recently gave
birth TO \ child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Stapdard C5urc5 Works.


f,.on Of Mormon. An a..1iut Of no
tg...gt f,t.br.4t, OF tbs American CONT.
r.st ar.tss BY us hand OF Mormon upon
fiatsH taken t1n ha Hia.as 10 Nerh.. tiuui
n,i. usls-asar. U1tiri1 o.. Sew YORK. aal
tfaa.4tsl By H5 Prophet joseph smith. o..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Notes and Personals.

A special car with the general mas
ter mechanic Of the u. T.. came IN
from Salt Lake aud went north this
morning.
T.. Dickinson, general manager Of
tho u. P.,came in from north aud vent
east this morning.
Mr.. McConnelly OF the u. 2. went
east this morning.
A few members Of the Utah Legisla'
ture were Ia tho city yesterday tor tue
purpose Of discussing tho reform school
question with tho municipal fathers Of
Ogdon.
Ole Olsen will DO the next attfac-
ton NJ the Grand Opera house. on
Friday evening, March god.
The grand jury had before u on
Saturday the case Of the swan burglars
and holduis.
The cases Of Daniel Hamor W WeboT
county and Weber county VI Daniel
Hamet have been postponed BY the
court until March 3td.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Notes.

&. NJ. Duggins WAS on Saturday tried
IN Justice Weigwood'b couf, ON the
charge OF permitting minors In the
saloon OF Mrs. l.. q, Duggins, de-
fendanps wife. 10 Was clearly proven
that minors were IN tue saloon, hut u
Appeared from the testimony that Dug
gina had not seen them. The BARTENDER
had, but on the theory that
Mr. Duggins and thu bartender were
10th agents OF Mrs, Dugglus aud
neither could be held responsible fog
the acts VI the other, a verdict Of
not guilty WAS returned.
The trial Of Elijah Cox on the charge
Of petit larceny was commenced IN the
luaiice's court, but was not concluded.
Cox 10 charged with stealing some
dried fruit anu other articles from tue
house VI Mrs. q. L.. Murphy, neigh
Dor. The goods were found In mis-
possession, which he explained by Hsy
ing they were thrown into hiH yard by
some unknown person, who, no had
supposed, WINS uhatltHbly disposed.
The scandinavian Of Provo are
arranging Tor ball - be given at Ga,
second wari meeting house on IN,
evening OF March lat, the proceeds I,
40 TO Mis-. Bl0rklund, whose husband
recently uiul while on mission IN
Sweden,
Mrs. Annie Atkin has gone 10 thu
Milwintsr Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
Police PieLings.

Der. Lucas aud William Myers
were arrested on saturday by Officers
Davenport anu Sullivan, charged win
gambling.
Charles T.. Corey was arrested ytasri-
day by Onicuf Ferfis, tor being Drunk
jacob Harlor was arrested Tor Nag-
fancy by Onlcef Sullivan this morning
on tue U. T.. grounda.
Charles Kruse, who, II IL supposed,
stole some clothing, was arrested ny
Oaicpf Sullivan this morning.
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two yeats from oil sources would b,
conrumed In the necessary expenses ~
the bonded Indebtedness, he suggesleu
A. remedy that Congress be peiitonel
10 extend tie nmit small percentage,
% that 10 lau's creditors may be pAlu
aud fnveI any uneasiueea'
The mayor appointed Henry Ballard
ne street supctv.tJfj he was conhfmeu
b. the cJuacil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-26
A Fire.

Albert whipple's residence ant
granary ON Provo bench were GU
Saturday night destroyed by ME. the
loss Ia g., 600; Insurance, $500. The Ire
was causrl by tue explosion Of IA lamp.
Mrs. Whipple was walking across the
door with the lamp when her toe
caught In n crack. Hho Tell aud the
lamp was dashed ON the floor aud ex'
ulouad