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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-20
DENVER HAS A SCANDAL
Somoghat Similar 10 The Famous
Breckenridge Affair."


DENvER, March Denver soc oiy
Il discussing a scandal similar 10 the
famous Breckenridge. Pollard trial. The
prlcipal actor In the local affair nc.
cofiing 10 the Rocky Mountain NcWa
is II. T.. Sims, membcf Of tue
ninth general assembly from Arapa.
hoe county. Sims has Tor some tImc
been engaged a. Dc married. 20 -
daughter Of a prominent Capitol hill
fanny ana the date Of the wedding has
been set Tor March 10. After ducriving
the girl, Sims Induced her To 20 90
Pueblo ON visit anu while thure lie
married Miss Harriet London,
teacher In one OF the city
public schools ana m0st
rstimahle lady. The couple arc now
In California on their bnIai tour. IL
IL understood the wife h unconscious
VI her husbands duplicity. The be.
trayed girl know nothing Of the secret
marriage until her return home 10 pre-
pare for her own wedding. II " feared
the shock viii be- serious In its fetults.
Al the end Of - SHE wrote him from
bridgeport, Ky. She wrote him ask.
ing Tor money aud signing; "foufs,
with love" In February, 80, Just
before she was going away for the birth
OF her first child, she repfOacLod MIN
for not sending her money, aud told
him N he uid not bring u, he need not
COME 10 see her.
Among the letters two are dated Now
Orleans, aud postmarked ToolosbOt-
ough, Ky. Witness admitted that shH
never WAS In New Orleans. She
went on to say that these demands
for money were for tho purpose
of allaying RhOdos's suspicious.
Being la urgent need of money
seemed 70 present g0uu evidence
that she had no other RESOURCES
except what she got from him. BrccE.
infldge planned II all, lilo dictated
the letters dated ut Now Orleans anu
others. some OF them he wrote on
typewriter when she was ill at tue
asylum, saying IN explanation that
Bhu was learning typewuing.
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: Lasl NIghI,. rhemI.Iry Ic,lnrc.

d. ralmagc at The regular chemistry
lecture considered the remaining
meta Of the a,kali group and took up
the alkaline eafth metals. Under tho
fifs, class ho spoke OF lithium, cavsium,
tubidium aud ammonium. Lithlum
comes from Lat. lllh0s, stone. it
IL found la the ash VI tobacco, IL the
highest Of all molals; /. l. 30 light that
10 viii fl0at on uaphlha. Causlum
c0mtH from Latin ami means nght blue.
IL h the most olvctfO positive Oi all
elements. RublJium uOmta ffUm the
Latiu and means DARK rod. Am
mouium y, II. y lea compound yet II
Hcis like the metals. IL amnlgamitcs
with mercury, and Will alloy with the
other metals. IL uniics with chlorine
NJ tue other metals OF this group do.
Tho next group VI metals, the
nlknllne catths, are three, viz, calcium,
baflum anu sttontium, Calcium never
Occum native, yet II II one Of the mos.
widely distributed OF all metals. II
occurs iu different combinations aud
among calcium hulphato arc fiuOritc,
npaiiir, gypsum, sulenite, alAbasteT,
gypsum anu tatin spar Inc compost.
lion VI each Of thosu together with
some uets were dwclt upon. Seleu a.
occurs In great quantity In Wayne
county. Such crystals ~ are there
found are found At no other place.
Asa compound Of calcium anu cat.
bon u appears A. calcium carbonate Ia
Limestone, marble, arigUnltt( Mexican
onyx, caiCilr, oalspar anu chalk. The
calcium " the earth 10 readily absorbed
by cufb0nacuguh waters as they pefc0.
late Through the coil, but o. soon ~
thVy reach tho surface tho calcium
carbonate h pfrcipltalud M limestone.
THIS accounts for many VI tho wonder.
ful formations witnrasUl M cavci, etc.
AZ this point " the lecture number
OF slvfrUpucpu Views pJftaylng these
natural occurrences Aud the falonilo
formations Ia Wayne county were die.
played.
Bsrium and slTOntium, tho two fc.
mAiuing metals Of tnis gtOug, are
noted Tor the peculiar ilOfs each gives
to lame. bstlum makes gtcouish
light and slrOnuum "a bright fe1. They
ARE used Uu the ttHgU. hAfium sulfd
aud slfOnlium aulii4 are compounds Oi
these capable u Absorbing rays "
llgnt which nay DO emitted after
dark.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
David Beard, Of llcnncler. Hun over by
the Cars nud Killed.

spsd0if5 Ms NIwN
HESSErER, Utsh, March 18th, 1894.
"A very sad accident occurred near
this quiet little town about O'Clock
this afternoon. Many Of the people Of
this ward had been 10 Echo to attend
the funeral services Of Bishop Elias
Asper aud after gnu services number
Of our young people concluded 10 walk
back on the u. T.. Railway track. All
went well with them until they were
within about mile OF home, when
they met freight train and OF course
all stepped aside TO allow the train u
pass. but before the train had passed,
David Beard a son VI stephen Board,
plhylully At empted 70 board tho cars
anu IN doing no was throw under tue
wheels, three Of which passed over the
lower part o. his body, almost seyerng
his legs from his body, anu frignuully
crushing hs bJuvt; ms leiI hand war
also taken Dl.
His companions screamed for help,
and as soon as the tain men knew
Nhhh HhA Ahll NANAn hANN NhhFFNN eAA
assisted 10 pick up tue mangled form.
rho train was backed to tho Henuo,eg
crossing, where help WINS 90 hand,
aud the poor boy was conveyed home
10 griei.slrickuu father aud mother.
He was made ns comfortable ~ loving
bands could make him, aud Dr. Has.
mrr, OF CUalyille, waa Immediately
cent i0I who, on examination, could
give no hopes VI his recovery. About
10 O'Clock death came aud relieved the
victim 0i his pain.
David was 10 years old Tho 4th day
OF tue present month. He was an
active member Of tue ward, aud be.
loved by all who knew him. This Do
the second son Brother ard Sister
Beard have lost in similar way, The
sad affair has cast u gloom over our
entire community.
ions PAsREIT,
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SWISS AND GERMAN MISSION.
Lldtr J. J. stharrer Of PaI,o1, re-.
turns from There

Elder J. J. Soharror, Of payson, who
has presided over the Swiss aud Ger.
man mission TOT about two anu halt
yehu, has reached this city On his
way home. Ho left on bis mission
Junr 27lh, 1891, aud upon tho release
Of Elder Theodore Brandley a iew
months later, was given charge Of
missionary work Ia Switzerland aud
Germany.
Elder soharrer reports that the mis-.
sion Ia In excellent condition, with
very favorable prospects. fhe past
year shows an Increase Ia
results over the previous year. The
Elders meet with some opposition, but
n il not OF violent character, and IN
lust sufficient 10 awake lively IN
terrst In the work Of the missionaries
anu cause Inquiry into the dignity Of
their message. In Bavaria the officials
hre rather stringent Ia their proceed.
iugs against the missionaries.
In Switzerland, a. Ia all other parts
Of tho missiOL, the ElleT1 are lab0Ting
faithfully, anu there are good openings
lNA NhlhNAH wv MI HAANNs III ANAAh
Germany The pr5speols are especially
fright, a. thufu Il more religious
liberty there than Ia b1me other pafts.
The Elders have more calls thau
they eau hll Many Of the
Invitations they receive are from
men Of influence, aud there II work
f1r more missionaries than can be-
gpafcu 20 that section. Occasionally
there issomo opposition, but nolhingo Of
10 severe OF 8cuUua nature A short time
since an Elder was arrested at the In.
stance n local minister, for preach.
Ing, and was IN prison three days be-
fore being released.
There we're four other returning mls-
siouaTlrs VINO made the humewAri
Journey with Elder Sougrrsr- Elder
Jacob Pfobst, uf Midway; Elder Pc
tsrsou, " WanshiI; and Elders w. W.
Williams and Christian Christensen,
oil Salt Lake Guy.
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The Paupers sill Coming.

Psupefs are attn arriving from the
WrsL II is believed that fully a score
reached here last night. All Of them
admit that they came over the South.
era Pacific as Tar AS % I1en, bus they
are not willing TO confess they beat
their way. Most 4 them were drawn
rom all parts VI the oOun, ~ ~ San
Francisco by tho Mldwintrf Fair. In.
stead VI huding city VI milk aud
money they found One VI suffering and
uestluuou, anu alter days aud weeks
OF want aud hunger they were glad 10
Getaway from there. salt Lake has
lhe test reputation OF any city VI
winch they nave heard anu naturally
tuey have headed this way. The rate
NJ which this class Of unfortunate
though undesirable trinsients are com.
Ing uufu promises ~ be a problem car
fying Will II no easy means vi solu.
ton, AlieaIy their presence has made
/, muun more diiiiGult for the reliei
committees To provide properly for dc.
serving residents.
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the sIu,hwr.vquaiier Of The same
tuUt on ore ugilcu tufal.
Ihis H. one 10 the well known La
Plata cases which was heard in the
Ina Dfilcr I'm September, lsg., accup j..
Ihg several tuya. the raar, tiu
title of which was Fred ".
rhackwell ct oil " Central 4 d.
cinc Railway c1mpauy, was hYf.
y contested, 10th sides being reutp.
Htutci by nblu att .ncys. Al appel
was token from the doclsiol o, the
fva lister nui receiver iu favor " the
plaiuiiii- nud the cntu has been uugUs
rJi siiumt0n 10y tun c0mmissluu,f fuf
nearly "a year and q half Tus test.
Wuny tnken when Transcribed occupied
5ll tyre written pag,s.
The casn Involved the Sunrise,
Mountain boy ami L1fwt1 mining
claims ia the famed La rlNta mining
district, situated northeast ~ Osduu
anu sOuthe N OF Logan. TucBu ultim8
were located ~ luHckwoll aud his
ASSOCIATES suL tine miucralnHI licatipns
were Offered 90 MIN ON January lIir,
1897 but 90 section 10, 90 wtier fhuy
are situated, hAI lu l'BJ blun surveyed
nuI returned ss agricultural lana nuu
500 l'Il selected 81 iho Genital Pacific
under the ruvrflmaut land giant 10
that tlnf, the applications we're BLEED
Hui &c IaHUrs Boz the ease iutSafIud
60 the general Huu ON 'r. Foe .cA.lr.
Of ihu claims nltI AulIavits 10 tho
uiiuct that tho wu0.c % the section iu
cDutfINufsy was minugtl In character
aud when the hearing was subsequent.
" ofiCfut prepared g. Prove their a..
Hrfu1ut. Aitvr iull hearing .hu
UiiiclaIs 90 the land tiiitu decided that
nft ui the section was mineral aud
therefore exempt from tho provisions
OF tue milfuau grant, while the tt-
mnindrr was agricultural. IucluuuI
within The mineral tract are the sun.
rice, Mountain Boy anu l.lrclic elaine
nui many others % the district, de.
vrlopci nnd uuIrvolopgd. The De-.
clsiuu from che Commissioner Aiilfms
that OF tue frri,isr and receiver uni
lidru the location Vi tue section boy
thU railroad cancelled. This decision
u.cafs tho title Of a large number VI
valuable miu,s.
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rmr srArrmooD nILLs.
delegate Ioscph's rGort. Tor Ne,
Hentyn

Delegate Ioscph's rGsrt. Tor Sew
NrAtyn
WAuiSUTOS. March g0,-Delcgate
Joseph, OF New Mexico, will make n
move a soon ~ the appropriation bills
are out Of tho way to secure a special
ruly by which the New Mexico state.
hood ulll will be given the rgh, Of way
and block all other business ia the
House until a quorum makes iss APP
poaiauoe and passes the bin. AZ party
lines are drawn on the bill, ho can hope
for no help from the Republicans. The
latter want Oklahoma admitted at tbs
same date, Ia order 10 secure two Re
publican senators 10 Offset the Demo
cratic senators from New Mckee. II
B. urged Hls1 that tue Utah anu Arizona
bills, already passed by the House,give
prospect Of four Democratic senators,
so that fairness utges tho admission Of
Oklahoma ~ well as tue other three
territories.
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IN THE CITY TODAY.
a roLICENANs CHARITY BALI.
Tho Harris Block People To-day Scored
Anrihcr Victory When One Ut IT,
iDma,c, vas Fouud Not Gully.

10 resp1n'e to question asked by n
representative OF the NEws to-day
Matchmaker wilcksn s,a,ed that
there wa,a great deal more snow In
the mJun,,ins adjacent 10 Salt Like
city than there W.. las. yBira at thB
timr.
When the 1i3is Of last year are
remembered aud the danger in which
resiieuis Oh the luwiauIs were ior a
month Us more placri there will be-
another visitation Of alarm anu uu.
oasiuc-s among this Glass. Hut that
trc streams that will be swollen by
The melting SHOWS anu spfing rains
may hc kuVt within bounds " pebble
Mt Wllckon has now turned his
whole force OF about sixty men 10
cleaning out irrigation dit,hos aud
canals that there may be no obsifuc.
ton IN them when tue Hoods come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-20
A BADLY DAMAGED FACE.
"scrnt" In n Railroad Car at Fort
Douglas Today.

Tho passengers who lefs Fort Doug.
lac today on one Of the early morning
care Of tile Rapid Transit Railroad
company were treated W an unusual
anu disgraceiul spectacle. Two boys,
somewhere between fourteen anu ELK
Teen years OF age, named Whiteall and
Palmer, SAID TO be the sons OF ON
At the fort, engaged In u quarrel
and thea began to call names.
me car WAS Just about to
start, when In they rushed pell nell
anu began 10 fight us hard as they
knew how, Before the mOlOTman anu
conductor could stop them the one
hoy had dealt the other y stunning
blow which sent his head clean
through the glass OF the door against
which tho motorman was standing,
completely dsmo!ishing the window.
The lai's face was badly cut and AS he
was helped from the car blood streameJ
rom the ugly gashes which had been
Inflicted. Further hostilitles were
prevented by the interference OF
rlvnus.
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Providence. Il, l., March 2J.-rhe
Democratic bt,lu convention met here
today and uomina.ti a state tickuI, y
curious condition OF affairs existed the
past year When the legislature met
last May It's met uuiy was 10 meet
Ia grand committee 20 count tue
ballots At the last state election
The parties were Of even strength
In the grand committee, but the mouse
was democratic aud IL proceeded TO
change the complexion " the gIanl
committee by ousllug two Rnpubllcans
anu stating Two Democrats Iheh the
senate, which was Republican, re.
fused 10 20 into grand committee, anu
tue governor prorogued inc hss, .,, wy
The result was that the old ohlceiH
continued in power lhis Is 80 issue
In the coming election. 70 test w
opinion OF tbs psople ON the lue''luoh u
was suggested that the iotmef lleAe's
be TeuomiuRted. Tue hrpu1iiehns
did this anu the Democrats IoiIo"eu
their example today,
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OMAHA, March 2J.-Tho conference
between President CLARK and engineers
Of the Union Pacific this morning on
the wnge schedule was interrupted by
the disagreement touching the cost "
the engiue service and the mon were
allowed 10 retire 10 consider anu agree
among themselves. La the meantime
Clark has summoned the ttAinmon
TO present their case, II the engineers
fail 10 reach an agreement, they Will
await tne coming Of Judge Caldwell.
The telrgrRphers continued the confer.
enCe with superintendent kofty, but
had reached no agreement AZ the noon
recess.
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CHICAGO, March 2O.-For some time
the representatives " the great Dtexel
estate Of Philadelphia have been
building n plor into lake Michigan
outside the lake shore drive on the
north side. Lincoln Park commits.
sionefs claim riparian rights and have
brought suit ~ ouj0in tho constTuo.
ton Of the ier. rhls morning II was
discovered inst the pier had been de.
htroyed by dynamite, presumably In
the Interest Of the park commissioner
aud the injunction proceedings we're
hastily adjourned wnen the TACT be-
cAme known,
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A Policeman's Charity Ball.

Captain Donovan stated today tina,
Il was tho intention VI the members OF
the p5liue force 10 give grand bail la
tbs near future TOR tho augmentation
OF the Young Ladies' Ala Society
fund, the proceeds to be distributed by
the members thereof whore the most
good Will bu done. A meeting will be-
holl tomorrow al which tue necessary
committees viii bu appointed.
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=. r..A,chI.nn war Enheh.

NEW YORiS, March 2O.--Piesidont
Reinhafl, OF the santa Fe railroad, an.
nounces officially that the Southern
Paciflc-Atchison war IL ended aud that
directions have been given 10 restore
rates Immediately, The y sitiOn Of
tue companies has been put back TO
that OF September let last, which Is tho
same o. that existing March lst. Al
differences are TO be taken up between
the presidents for adjustment be'ote
May 10.
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PntvarI. uINr.
Over Hair % MILLION Of standard noi-
tars Wade ~ omaha.


OMAHA, March TO- -Four special
treasury department secret service
men, IN addition to the regular force
employed at division headquarters
and the forces ~ tue United
STATES matshal's Office, are working In
Omaha. aud vicinity 60 uneafih prl.
vatc mint which has turned out over
halfn million standard silver dollars,
using the same amount OF silver aud
alloy 90 the government. The place
has been ia operation Tor some time
and II 10 said that II u impossible 90
detect the difference between the
money made by the countoficitrr' ami
the genuine turned out gy the Federal
miuts.
The Profits Of the gang are male
from the cigiiufagc, whlcl u Hnil To-
give the makers rake. n Ji % cJu,s
on each dollar made. Ihb secret frr-
vice men have secured clue which
they ucliovo Will result Toe tao ouiifU
gang being iailol shortly.
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THE la PLATA LAND CASES.
Important Decision IN Regard 10 one
Of These hOm Washington.

A very important decision by tho
commissioner u the genera land office
at Washington involving Utah lands
has been received nj the local land
Office. The commissioner aiiirms the
decision " the register aud receiver In
declaring the east hall Of the northwest
quarter and the eas! half Of the south
west quarter Of section H., township )
north, range . east, In Cache county,
are mineral Ia character, and that the
vest nall VI tue northwest quarter aud
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HARRIS BLOCK VICTORY.


Mary Nangary Ia the police court
namo Of ono VI the uncauny females
taken into custody by tue officers
Jew nights ago when the raid was
made un the Harris block. She mp.
puarcd before Justice Smith today ON
a change u prostitution, having for.
merry entered plea VI not guilty.
Her attorney, Judge Power, dc.
mandOd a Jury trial and got 10.
The gentlemen chosen hs Jurors
were J, &. Tavlor, foreman, A. X.
Rtisor. y. +. squitcs, T.. l.. Talbot, w.
~. Bywnttf aud G.. VI. smith. Numet-
tul Witnesses were examined and all
testified 10 the guilt OF tho accused.
The latter even admitted that "a man,
not her husband, was sharing her
sleeping chamher with her when the
officers forced themselves into her
pfcsuncr, but still maintained her limo.
ctncu. After lengthy arguments by
counsel on either side ana charge by
the court the jury retired and iually
brought Ia verdict Of not guilty.
Then scene was created by ayuung
mAu suddenly bpringiug forward and
embracing ard kisting the defendant
aud catutsipg her In most familiar
auu Ancctiouato manuer. Later tho
pair lett the room together, the young
mAn's arm cncifcing her waist.
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A Temperance OeI.brallon.

LONDON, March 20.-Englaud, In
G mmsn with all the civIliz d world, Is
today celebrating the 9Oth birthday Of
General Neal Dow, the great American
temperance advocate. An immense
meeting viii bs held tonight, particl.
pRted In by Lady Henry Somerset,
Frances Willard ana other prominent
temperance advocates.
The troops LETT for Midland this
morning whore they will take train for
their nUmee.
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: letter from unietinc 20 iter rro-
ttctor.

WAHuNGr0S, March 20 -rne cross.
examination Uf prinli1 iu the Pollari-
BfeCkinrldru CasB co iinuri this
morning 10 began with Identification
and reading " letters written
by Mis-, Pollard 90 her proiec-
tor, Rl0tts. IN November 1885, In
which The asks him o. make 10 special
effort 20 get money b pay her u0nri
suggesting that be- borrow %, gui aii.
inE au Invitation 90 CONS at "a certain
hour 10 acr her, laying that they
Wuuld tbon be- alone ani could have a
pleasant time.
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LANsrNu, Mich, March 2O.-The
Supreme curt mas decided that Gov.
ernor Rich acted within the limits Of
his authority In removing the secretary
OF state, state treasurer aud land com
missioner in 1858, ana entered jung
ment OF custer against tho removed
officials.
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nsiuinn cabinet C,i,l..

BRUSSELS, March 2O.-rho Belgian
cabinet has resigned on account VI the
rejection by the Chamber OF Deputies
OF the proportional representation bill.
they, however remain Ia office III
the return OF the king from SwilzeT-
land,
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A second nIvIuend.

WAsIuEuION, March 20. - The
comptroller Of the currency has de.
clsred a second dividend OF 20 per cent
ou the failed Linn county National
bark Of Albany, Oregon, making In
all 55 per cent 90 claims amounting to
slsO,OB7.
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MADRID, March 2O.-Advioes have
been received 10 the effect that Mo.
hammedan naliv ~ attacked the Span.
iarus ON the Islands Of Pantat, the
Malay archipelago, but were repulsed
with 200 killed. The Spsninrds lost
Que killed aud many wounded.
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ANOTHER TRY ON THERE.
Con,icls at The pcnilcutlary Banked
In nn Attempt 10 E,caTr.

Ithas lust leaked out that on SUNDAY
afternoon another attcmp, to escape
was made by some Of the convlcls
NJ the Uhh Ieniteuliary. Here
seems to have been the beginning VI
the ploii Guard a. ]. Burt, while
going his rounds Of the l's on satur.
day evening came across a rope made
o. portions OF bedding material.
Ia the compartment occupied by
prisoner ngmci william Ryan,
10 lay Within HE slop bucket, which he
had concealed iuslIc the vcntiial0f.
This put the cillcrfs on the alert. o.
Sunday afternoon two Of tie c1nvicls,
named Frank Stewart and AudIoW
Mecca, were seen n make a b0lt-thu
Que Tor tho north wall aud the otnet Tor
the back wall. Warden Stalk. from
the wall above, speedily lovelci hi
revolver NJ Mecca anu brought him 10
halt, aud both he and Stewart were
Instantly suizsd by tho guards aud
placed ia their cells.
Ryan u auespufatc character aud h
Undergoing i've years sentence Tor
burglary. This h the fourth time
Stewart has tried TO oscapu since his
term began, Ia December, 1898, RE
Ia serving i've years Tor safe blowing
Of Cuuniugton a Cos, this city. Mecca
h "doing" 10 years TOT murder. The
first aud last named were sent up from
pf1vO
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Ffauckum, musician, wandering
atouna the street in a dazrd soft 0i "a
wsy, aud, thinking be was intox icateJ,
locsei him up. Later it was ascertain
ed that he had teen sandtaggcd and
was suffering from fractured tkull.
HIS brother IL the director Of the
Australian exhibit nj the Mldwiuter
exhibition at San Francisco.
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Duck hunters are euloying some
lively sporI at the Hot Sphnps lake
nowadays. Eaoh day sees number
oil spOf,smen seeking the wild fowl,
which atu reported 10 be- fairly plenti-
tul.