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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
CHIEF WILMARTH WRATHY
stupid BIeyclIat obs ucta Him Going
no Fire


stupid Bicycliat obs ructa Him Going
10 Fire
It is not often Chief Wilmarth Of the
Ere department. gets mad but he was IN
that state all day yesterday. Il was all
on account OF one Of the Topeka BIZ
cyclists Chief NilEarth was d little
late in getting started 10 the ire yester-
day mOrulng, an1 when he turned east
on E. Oh Ia street he noticed q young man
on the bicycle riding directly in frOlL OF
him going slower than the chief wanted
10 CO. the goag was ruag desperately
ana the chief yelled at the man, bat the
cychst coltinusl 10 beAl over unmind-
full Of the vehicle back OF him. The
chief slackened his speed 60 avoid rum
ming into the rider AMI Was compelled 10
20 slow AL the way. When Monroe
) rect was reached. where the fire was,
the man on The bike turned sOmew hat
and the cnies was compelled 20 drive on
past the street to avoid heading him of
and coIiidiHg with him. Finally the
c4Ief. thinNlng he saw an opening,
turned. but the cyciist turned tile same
instant and ran directly under the horse
nose the bent-Over appeared to come
out Of his trauce and reaI.zs his danger,
sud jumped off his wheel. The chief
''called him down" ia language not
easily misunderstood, and If he had been
a swearing man lie would have used his
profanity to good advantage. he says.
1t j. such incidents rs this that ''rile"
the tiremen. Oae Of them says. There
are u lot Of people IN town who don't
know that the tire apparatus going 10 d
fire has the right Of way When car
rage get in the wav it IS chiefly acci-
dental, but the way those fellows on BIZ
cycles ACT makes US sack. N don't want
TO run into them because we don't want
TO kill them, and besides we might up
set, too Bat one Of these days when we
get such chump in front Of Us we'll
run right over hIIn. jus 10 teach the rest
a lesson. They act ike they didn't have
any sense"
ChIet Wilmarth requests the publica-
tim Of the section Of the ordinances bear
ing directly upon this subject The
courts hold BICYCLES to be vehicles. 1t is
section Is Of ordinance NJ. So, part of
winch reads:
-At every alarm of fire il shall be the
owners or drivers Of all animals. Wagons
carriages or her vehicles ia any street,
avenue or alley. or upon any bridge in
the city Of Topeka upon winch the tire
marshal or his assistant with vehicle. or
any nose-carrIage. en- CINE, hook ld- lad
der truck, or ANY other apparatus be-
longing 10 the tire depart ment, are APP
proachlng 10 yield Immediately the right
Of way 10 such officer and APPARATUS, or
TO move in sttcA manner as not to OBJ
5truct or delay them or either Of them. :"
The ordinance PROVED penalty of q
fine OF not less than $40 or more than
HOO for any vsoIftiOn Of this section.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
THE COURT IN SESSION.
Judge Uazsn D~ei.s=s. Numbsr OF Mid.
HnInl Cas-.

Friday was an extremely busy day at
the district curt The court was in ses-
son for tire first time this month aud
also for the last time except Friday the
3lst
Judge Hazen handed down decisions
ia q dozen or more Gases which he has
had under Amusement for some time.
Probibiy the most Inieresi ing Of these
was the settlement OF the case Of John
Branner against +. w. Giles, which he
decided against the plaintiff The case
has been pending III the cJurls Of Shaw
nee unity s.nce 1889. John Branner
owns the building at go Kansas avenue
and Mr. Giles owns the lot sOu1h of il.
There are buildings on both
lots. but between them is
space five feet broad owned by Mr.. Giles.
la this place Nj. Giles built little shop
which mas been occupied nj different
times by real estate agents, cigar maker
and ticket broker. Five years ago Mr..
g les thought Of adding another story to
tile little building but Branuer objected
ule5s rent WAS pa q for the use Of the
wall Braaner CLAIMED that the addl-
tlOnal story would weaken his wall, shut
light out Of one window and increase the
tire risks. Al Injunction was granted
against the addition Of The other story.
MOI long ago Judge Hazen went and III
spec ed the building IN person to tamil
Iarlz5 himself with the surroundings,
and Today he decided against Mr. Bran
ner and sad Mr.. q les could 60 ahead
and ma Ne his improvements, subject Of
course 10 the Guy ordinance regulating
its construction
County Attorney Stafford saved Shaw
nee county $255 by cOntesling the bill Of
{. j. Brown for costs OF that amount, in
the supreme court, in the case Of Joseph
SPEND owe, charged with murder. Judge
IIazen made len ythy decision covering
many decisions ON cases Of a similar ma
ture, TO snow that the county was not liza
BILE Tor the costs incurred in the prosecu-
ton.
Judge Uazen released from the county
jail today Mrs Trainer of SMOKY Row,
who is awaiting trial for selling liquor.
County Physician AlcClintock told the
court that she was in very delicate con-
dition. phys.c ally.
Frank T. Bennett. son OF Erasmus
Bennett. the we'll known hOrse-iInpOrter
was admitted to practice Ia the county
courts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
ONE MOKE QUEER PERSON.
To he Headed Tsward Kansas Ir His
Fare Is Paid.

The editor of the Kansas Commoner,
published at Wichita. has received let
Ter from The Rev. Benjamin J IIxlns,"
of San Diego. Cal Ia it the Rev. Or.
JudkIns says:
In answer to the paragraph in your
issue, June IA, rece4veL WANTED u
N mister with courage to preach CHRIS
tIanity and scourge the m 1nay chan gers,
ETC." out of the temples Of kansas pre-
sumo l beg to offer my services if you
can induce people there TO raise just
enough to pay my train fare there AMI
back to San Diego with a little breal aud
wafer included, SO as 10 make up about
two months campaign while there with
such arrangements ready for me 10
preach, viz: building already hired
15t advance shot to be found in Prev
erbs 25th Chapter, 1lth verse. Tine rich
man is wise Ia his own conceit but the
poor that hath understanding may search
him out" 2nJ shot, Psalms 73I chapter
18th verse, Behold these are the ungod-
IL. who prosper IN the world; they in
crease IN riches"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
SENT WORD TO ALABAMA.
The Popul;ss LrAgus Forwards Words OF
Encou rag IN nt 20 Cap. I1o y.

The Popul;st Lragus Forwards Words OF
Encou ag IN mt 20 Cap. I1o y.
At the meeting Of the Popuist league
last night, the following resolution Was
adopted, and the secretary telegraphed a
copy to Alabama at once.
10 Captain Kolb. and the Peoples Party of
A ALBANIA
"We, the Populist league Of Shawnee
county, feel sure we repre- sent the senti-
ments Of the Peoples party of Kansas
wnen we declare that we believe the
Populisfs have carried Alabama; there
fore be it
Resolved, That we say to you and the
Peoples party: "IIOld it at all hazard.
Tie will of the people as expressed by
their ballots shall prevail against mob
law, ballot box stuffing and fraud"
The speakers last night were G. @.
Clemens Z. Z. Chesney. and F. A Kiene,
the Candidate for the legislature in the
south country district
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
NEW COMPILATIONS.
Companies Organ "a to DO Businoss in
Kansas CIR I'd Charters.

Companies Organ 2 "a to Do Busfness In
Txmn-aS CIR I'd CHARTERS.
The following charters have been filed
with the secretary Of state:
The Peerless Ste N Laundry company
of Topeka; capital stock $1,000. In
corporators-JOhn w. lIardt, Mary w.
llardt, John w. Day. Herman Hardt, Of
Topeka, and Elizabeth War1eu Of South
Evanston, Ill
Tie Austrian Shooting club, of Fronte-
nae, Crawford county; capital stock
$1,000 IncorpOrators-Jac ob Rudolph,
Anton Rnitz. Franz Berdernel, John
Yariz, Franc Korner, Leopold Kruchiz.
Martin HOFFMAN and John Schram.
The Berry manufacturing company of
Kansas City, Kas-; organized to manu-
facture children's, ladies' aud gentle
mems hose supporters. Directors-W Will
lam ". Berry AMI Frank NJ. uolcomb
of Kansas City. kas.: Frank Berry. Of
{ a.dwell; John IL Berry, Of Trenton,
Mo, AMI Helen Y. Lenhart, Of Kansas
Civ Mo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
HIGR SCHOOL MATTERS.
The School Board VII Meet Tonight TO
Talk Them Ov~r.

The board of education viii hold a
meeting tonight. The principal business
Will be 10 instruct the c.erk 10 sdverii se
for bids for the interior equipment Of the
high school with desks and seats. In
the assembly room alone about 45J seats
will be required For the recitation
rooms much Of the furniture already in
the high school viii answer the purpose
President Welch says there IS no DIN
ger of a deficit on the high school. as
there rem Tins $3.50 in the fund avail
able for the equipment of the school. A
pre- ty stone " ali Will be built around the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Miss Nora line, Of Smoky Row, APP
peAred before Police JUICE Ensminger
this morning and svore out a complaint
against Mrs Florence Morton. also of
Smoky Row, char ying her with having
then ana there unlawfully. maliciously
and wlckedly tempered with her person
in a manner not only rude but anpleas-
ant, using her closed fists for tie same.
Nora did not Look very badly done up,
but she Will have a chance TO tell how il
was ia police court Monday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
IN THE OINTMENT.
A Scared Rabbit RIMS Novel Hiding
Pi4cs.

A Scared Rabblt Fin % Novel Hiding
PtaC~.
A half grown rabbit created no end Of
excitement in Sims drugstore yesterday.
A boy had caught the little animal ana II
slipped out Of his han1s while he Was in
the store. Bottles, boxes and everything
IN the way went tumbling about the Fl Jor
as Andy Jordan, a colOred emplOye and
a half dozen others dashed ma1iy around
the room. All at once the rabbit disap-
peared For two hours every effort to
ind the animal proved fruiiless-
Then DIR. Martin came in with his rat
terrier and the "lrail' was turned over TO
the dog. II only took him two minutes
to find the hiding place Of the frightened
animal 1t was IA one corner snugIy re-
posing in a box Of ointment
A testimonial from the rabbit is now
looked for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Llembers of Home Lodge No 155 are
requested TO meet at Castle hall al 10
m. sunday attend the memorial ser
wees Of Brother john A Murray at the
FIRST Congregs stiOnaI church All visit
ing knights cordially invited.
HERBERT JOsLIS, K of R s.
J. g. SAMUELsON L. G.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Constipation or Sick Headacheg If 90.
why not try Beggs' Little Giant Pillsf
Il only takes one pill day; forty pills in
"A bottle One bottle will cure you. and
only costs rs cents Sud ana warranted
by w. r. Kennady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

The STATE JOURNALS Want and His
ceilaneous columns reach each working
day ia the week more than twice a.
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper This il a fact.
J. E. Rudy has gone to Davenport, Ia,
to remain some weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Ayers Ague Cure never fails TO cur,
fever and ague aud malariaI disorders
Warranted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Call for Cubeb Cough Cure and insist
upon having nothing else. rs and so cent
bottles. Try it and ii il is not as we say
the best remedy OF the kind i'm the
wOrld--we ask you to condemn il to ali
your friends
Sold by Rowley Bros.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
UNION PACIFIC ROUTE
Denver. ( colorado Springs and Pueblo
81 for the Ak0umd "Trip.


Tickets on sale August 10th and 18th.
good returning August 19. % and Sep
TENDER 10, 1891 For all Information
call at $50 Kansas ave.
A N. FULLER. City Agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sunday August II $50
for round trip. Train leaves 7:25 a. IN.
Via RICK Island route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

All the talk in the world viii not CON
vince you 20 quickly as one trial Of De
WITS Witch Hazel Salve for Scalds,
Bun ms, Bruises, Skin Affections and Piles
j. X Jones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sunday August u. $3.50
for round trip Train leaves 7.25 a. m.
Wa r jck Island route
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

The finest fruit Pies and buildings TO
he had in this city is at " hitneys only,
$50 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11
Kansas CIV Exeuraiou.

AanSaB CITY Exenr8iOn-
Special train Sunday August ~. $3.50
for round trip. Train leaves 7:25 a. ID
Via Rock Island route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Get a FREQ tune on the phonograph
with every purchase at Topeka Drug
com pany's. 612 Kansas avenue. Ice
cream soda. i've cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sunday August H. SL51
for round trip. Train leaves 7:25 a. IN.
| Via Rock IsIand route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

The Dispatch Band viii give a grand
concert a. Vinewood tomorrow afternoon
at 2:sO. Admission i've cents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sund ~ August L. $3.50
for round trip. Trains leave at - a.
u. VIA RJc1 Island route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

?. 1olns4 drugglst, ~ Kansas ava
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sunday August 70 $3.50
for round trip. Train leaves 7.25 a. N.
Via Rock Island r0ute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Special train Sunday August II $3.50
for round trip. Train leaves 7:25 a Ia.
Via Rock Island route
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

The Dispatch Band will give a grand
concert al N.newood tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30. Admission i've cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

Webb & Harris. druggists. BennetrsFlats
ts2 calls up the Peerless
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-11

American Steam Laundry. 112 West
7th street, tele, BAL
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-18

Piping Laid and Repaired. al
Orders Promptly Attended to.
Charges Very Moderate. Call and
See Us. No. 40 Maunakea ST,
Honolulu. iy2O I'm
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-09-18
The HONOLULU SOAP HOUSE.

quality at pounds
pounds honest weight for SID GERMAN BLUE CASTLE SOAP mnqfae
SOAP retail wholesale prices SOFT SOAP a pounds
of Cincinnati Ohio u Candles
KIAWE WOOD in
quantity Delivered
a 0centsa sack
Richmond CEDAGWOOD hoops
N
Highest price paid for HIDES, and
THREE 81 PACKAGES, containing
CHES TEN CENTS.
N. BREH A M,
Mutual Telephone 314 Bethel Street
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SHE WANTS Her CHILDREN
Answer Filed to RTs. Tlpsy'S Haboas
Corpus Petition.
10 Contains Allegations which Reject
Seriously Against ihc Applicant
-ueRring Postponed.

On Tuesday last writ Of habsas
! corpus was granted by Judge Miner,
Of tbs Supreme court, on the petition
Of ono Sarah J. Taugy, In which It
was alleged that her two minor chill.
drrn, Isabella Ann, aged four yyarr,
anu William Henry, nged two,
aFe being unlawiully detained aud re-
strained Of their liberty by Herbert
Sheffield. The facts, as alleged, were
giveu In the NEWS at the time. The
writ was made ruturnable today ut .
pun, hut this morning an answer was
filed by Messrg, Jones and Schroeder,
stiorne 81 for Sheffield, and the hearing
has been postponed till July Fad.
II IL stated IN the answer that In
July, 1893, Thomas rangy, the father
u tho children, died, no aud his
wife tlhe petiuoneD having been
paupon Tor several years previously,
and supported By Davis county aud the
charity Of their neighbours. That alter
Tangy's death his wife was lett with
out means Of rapport, aud was wholly
unable, by reason Of mental weakness
and Inability, 10 earn q livelihood.
That the house In which mother aud
children were living at that time
was In such nlthy condition,
by reason Of the Incidence and
neglect Of petitioner, az 10 jeopardlso
their health aud lives, The children,
II II further alleged, were without
clothing, and therefore one Henry
Morgan was requested by the author.
ties OF Layton precinct, Davis county,
~ take and care Tor them. Some
time afterwards On July, 1891 shr..
Held, on the request OF Morgan anu
the euclesiaslicai officers, whose duty
II was TO look after paupers, took tue
children 30 his home aud ever aiucs
had properly clothed and cared for
them anu devoted much time 10 their
care anu education. rua answer them
goes on 10 say that In August, 1893. the
petitioner Trlinquishod all claim 10 the
children, except the right 10 visit them
At all proper times, sue telling Mr., aud
Mrs. Sheffield IL was her husband,s |
dying request that tue children shOuIu |
be placed with some good fanny In the |
neignUOrhOOu, where. they would be |
properly clothed educated aud cared |
iot II isaliegedi moreover, tuat Mrs. |
langy Is unnt 10 have tho care aud |
custody VI the children, iussmuoh as |
she has "tfealed thum In u cruel and !
inhuman manner by ildicung clrpor. !
al punishment 10 degree that eudan. |
grIod their lives. rhal the said petl. |
llOnor has violent, dangerous, vicious |
anu uucOnTollaule temper and that |
when IA - ~ VI passion she loseB al /
aud W. aiilant believes, the
liyes Vi sail children would us enuaL- /
servd by being placed In her custody"
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and Senator Morrill,, who advocated
the Tax boo the past.
Kyle made general argument
fayJung tho Income tax. dwelling I'D
on The decline Of farm values Boo tue
Wet lie argued that the protective
system was responsible Tor the c0ucer-
iration Of wealth In the hauda of "a iuU
aud that Do was Just ami equitable that
p few should bear their SHARE uf the
burden 0i taxation which their wealth
maze them nnle 20 bear.
senator Call, VI Florida, shocked tho
spectators iu the gallery by removing
HE shoes AMI elevatiug ole sky-UIuu
el0ckings 20 a ueighbonng desk, while
he tanned himself with a palm loo.
A. the conclusion OF Nylu'suyoech,
Vest offered four additional amuud.
menis % the Income tax 5ectlous
Iho most Important w. uue 20 O..
dnco the exemption from $4,000 10 49,.
600, aud exempt ifDn tao operation Ji
tax building aud loan associations,
making lUaus only 90 rnafrh.lipf.:
another rfovidtB th,t In rtck0uiust tho
profits Of corporations Tor taxation,
actual operating expenses, losses mud
Interest on tho hxJI indebtedness be-
excluded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-22

NEW iuMs juno 22.-rue German
National 5acugoriC7. viii be held IN
MhIislu Square Garden during the
next few days. President Cleveland
Il expected 10 review the parade 10.
night Tho fret orchestral rehearsal
took place 10 the osuocrt hall thlo alter.
noon.
IiiE PRECEDENT TOO nusy TO ATTEND.
WAsiuSGTJNi Junu 22.-Tho pfusl-
dent has been obliged by the pressure
OF puulic business 90 !GIug0 HE attend.
aucc upon tue National Saengofitsl 10
New YoFE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-22

WAsmNorON, juno g2.-Immodi.
Hiely on converting t1jby tho Huusc
went into committee % The whole Oh
the nuti.Upliuu LlIl.
Aldrich uill unoroi an amcnd D..
mont inserting hour boo tho Iisl 10 sgfi
cultural products Affected by The blI.
Grain (feX.) asserted ihot the bin
was Vicious or deceptive, Tor IL state %
that Co. purpose was ~ raise revenue by
lugaiizIng gambling aud 90 Do cup.
pressed gnmbliug, tuuu 10 would not
fuisu the revenue.
Alirlch'a amendment WAn nd1utcd
on division, 8a 90 1913.
The committee, uy o. vote uf 30 90 a..
adopted the umHudmput 0usfCI uy
Representative G.. vs.. Stone, Of poau.
syivaula, * mptiug Thirty dny options
ifom the pfOvisigus OF The bill. Hatch
aui others, amid great confusion,
raised the polnt ui no quorum, Uatcu
says tho Stone amendment viii de.
BirUy tho bill.
On demand Tor toIlru The vote ou the
s,Ouu amendment was g4 90 o.. i.
was thereby Lost by o. tie.
Tho House adopted the Cox amuuu.
ment cNumpiiug GALES flr future de-.
livery from the operations pf the bin
whenever tho seller Do bonn ndr
owner n The property,
Tho uuii-3pilou bill raised on a vote
of 100 10 81 uu the q sHl vote.
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JAPANESE PROVERBS.
THE PHILOSOPHY 0P LIB As SHOWS
~ 4uLIH HAAIsus.


Tho revival Of tue craze fJr Jauaupas
arc fashions snt furnishings yiv,s th,
proverbs Of those iutcrgsung, prupr u,
sivo ournIala relish. Here are Tow
0f them:
Tue dog ohasos out the quail, but the
gayle CLAIMS 10.
A woman with thTce.iuch tongue
eau Hiay e giant
Patience IL the roro OF Advancement
Ia all tho lines OF lie.
The bat, hanging upsidodOWn,la laughs
al the tupsy.iufvy world.
Tho ignorant are never defeated In
any argument
Before Tying horseback one should
learn o. fidu on oxen.
ItibmUre easy 10 evAde the trouble
which heaven sends us than that which
we Driug upon ourselves.
n the water BIO TOO pure the feb can.
not live iu no. 10 people be- zoo cxaotiug
iell0w-uolngs cannot stand beside them.
Win a mote Ia the eye enc osuu0.
sec tho HimaAyal
The collector Of mummlu. Will in
time be one.
When the sense OF shame 10 lost al.
yaugomvut ceases,
~ the MIND l7 clear, oven la drfE
room, there Will boo radiance; II no
though, b. daTo at monday there vii
ue JumJua,
BE not lenignl 90 your own hulf..
keep your pnuuu iUJ utueTp.
Who blrAF goods Do called a thief
who steals I1mIullnH In 70 fuler.
H.tlu quiet ana consider your ovp
iaultfi DO NOT spend your time In ui,-
cussiug those Uf others.
10 DO easy 90 ggtH thousand soldier
but difficult i9 iud one general.
A Uur thousand foot umbAnkmprt
Will us broken boy tho hole OF au am.
GuuIua hraT- uuG individual and
then uumUiUhuuda ton.
Negligence looks at tho Battlefield
then makea ils arrows.
Tho u.I which 5sCHppa from In.
hook seems always inU largest.
Give 90 the zorro the Jewellod sword.
10 the beauty perfume.
Where luofo arc no birds The bat
will be King.
Seeking information 10 a momep,s
shame; uu. mot Go learn "a surely n
lasting sHlme,
A woman ud0rnH hepoli for ma
who almirUl nrB o. mau VIII die for
one who uuuuIaIluuB him.
A woman without Jealousy 10 like n
ball without elasticity.
A gentleman win 10 careful not IN
stop To Iulg uIa Huou'laCe beside nn-
Uther's watermelon Geld,
Suonge' & aus ygEo OF oxen Ia tbs
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drawing power ola single hair Of VIC
man.
Evou the devil ia interesting AZ II
yuafs, na peasauts' tea 10 fragrant 90 the
fret drawing.
Unless blind and deaf ono cannot be
impartial
La trying 10 strengthen her hgrns The
COW was KILLED.
TIE rre Hunr1 % wcuping face.
D1uuiing minis will ever ufiug a
swarm of demons.
PrDli De- better tuau theory.
Toe escaping whrr1g after defeat
iuafs the iltmbliu. 90 the gtatE.-EE.
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COMMERCIAL


tALr LAKE CLEAUiNu HOUSE.
tH'NN- u,lA..F H..I ,lHuauera
amount,i 90 si5TSsg same Jay
last year sl7O, 4gJ.
1uDAY's Quotations.
New York 80 ser B.l, load, s3.lD.
LIuduu.--suvsf, IS l1.iUI.
oHB ANp uuLtiON.
Wells Fargu g. 90. received today:
Penn, uuilIUu, SH,oJf
w. S.AiatUu.EN CD.Icct.vrJ today;
silver aud stu Usus, s1,iuI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-22

LuNDJS, June g2.-rhu remains Of
Llfd Chief Justice C0leriIge weto
conveyed today 90 Wustmiustrr Hbbcy
In GA upon hunrHu, covered with h0Tal
Wrraiha' Alter tho iunefal services
Tue fbmalus were taken 10 O,lgty 80.
Mary, county Of Devon, Tor burial.