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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-18
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

Gods watchful providence Is over
all. and not only over few chosen
ones. II God cares for the grass Of the
field and the birds OF the air, how
much more for immortal souls.
The plans Of men for destroying
good are often compelled TO be the
means Of chcrishing and strengthen
ing the good cause.
No one can measure the value OF the
life OF one little child. "A little girl.
by one speech, changed the history Of
the world"
We should oil be fathers and moth
crs TO the orphans, the lost aud tho
lcsolatc. Parker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
WILL BE ENTERTAINED HERE.
Eastern Physicians to be Cared for by
Salt Lakers.

The delegates to the convention Of
the American Medical association TO
DO held In San Francisco on June 9TH
are to be given "a warm reception by
the Chamber Of Commerce on their
arrival here. That body has appointed
COMMITTEES on reception anu enter.
tainment NJ followt3
A.. n. Cannon, Chairman; L.. L..
Terry, III. NJ. Wells, George NJ. Scott
aud NJ. J.. Gray. rhu committee Will
sec 10 It that the visitors are we'll cared
Tor while here. Tue PARTY 10 made up
Of the leading physicians u tho Couu.
Try. Dr. Fowler 10 "A delegate from
Salt Lake 10 the convention ami will
accompany the party 10 the coast Dr.
BAscom, who IL also DELICATE from
here, Is already IN California anu Will
remain there until after the adjourn.
muut Of tho convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
TO THEFRONT TODAY
Chief Pratt and a Squad Of POLES Go
Up 10 Davis County This HOFlIls,
PREPARED FOR 4 LONG SIEGE
Many OF the Vegetable Gardens Between
Salt Lake aud Ogden Laid Bare
BY the Wealets.

Following the Injunction from the
Third district court Chief Pfatt and a
squad Of twenty-five Salt Lake police.
men went up to Davis county THIS
morning on the O'Clock Rio Grande
Western train prepared TO take part IN
tbs turning back Of the horde oiitamps
and wealers who LEFT Ogden yesterday.
They also took with them lot Of
Winchester rifles Tor sheriff WOODS
mounted deputies who were sworn Ia
last night. Tho latter this morning
numbered something over thirty. They
arc all carefully selected men aud It 10
said that they eau be- dopoudod upon 10
do nothing rash,
Sheriff Woods has already provisions
enough Ia the field 10 last three days
and Is ready TO stand a long siege
should that be- necessary. The pro.
iuclive vegetable gardens Of DAVIS
county have In many places been com.
pletely laid waste by tue ravages u
"fndustrinlp depfc lators, and the PEG.
pie feel that they cannot afford 10 feed
the hOfica OF wcslefs that continue 20
come Ia swarms upon them. The
purpose now is 10 prevent them from
crossing tho line which separates Davis
and Weber counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Brigham YOllg Academy Proceedings
al Provo.
The Program Carried out at the close
of the school Year ispJt-AB
IntsrsstinE Ttms.

Provo, May 20, 1924 Tho closing
exercises Of the Brigham Young
Academy occur this week. rhis instl.
tuition, founded eighteen years ago,
has steadily grown IN public favor and
Is today an honor alike to itself and TO
the great cause Of which II IL a worthy
and efficient expOuent. The history Of
It, progress records much " the emf.
nent laOors Of Dr., Kari q. MaeSet, " no
gave 10 tho institutions some Of tho
best years Of life thoroughly dc.
voted TO the noble profession OF teacher.
The academy IL now In charge Of Prot,
h. Clud, IT,, who, with an efficient
cOrps Of instructors, II maintaining the
excellent standing the Institution
hitherto has enjoyed, aud whose ser.
vices have been emineutly satisfactory
TO his patrons. From tho academy
have gone students VINO haye reflected
credit upon themselves anu upon their
alma mater
Before tue hour assigned for the
exeTCllcs 10 take place yesterday, ~
NEWS representative was shown
through the building and saw work
exhibited la the different departments.
In the art department was AN excellent
display " the products VI the students,
among which were very neat sptcl.
mems 1i neollo and fancy work by the
young ladies, including dresses, em'
bfOidery, quite, carpets, otU. There
also was ON exhibition scroll work, very
unique specimens Of work with a knife,
pencil sEu1Chings, building designs,
drawings aud various other articles too
numerous 10 mention. Suffice u 90
say, thU exhibit waa a most excellent
showing OF the efficiency Of the instl.
tuition.
At ten O'Clock, the spacious Assem-.
bly, room was comfortably oiled with
friends aud patrons. The room was
neatly decorated with white aud blue,
emblemH ~ the college society, Al the
back VI tie platform was the inHcrlp.
ton 'HOur Temple VI Learning" be.
meath which was an engraving OF
President N0ung around anu beneath
which was the American nag artistic
ally fosto0nod. At ten O'Clock,
marching 10 appropriate music, there
filed Ia the student upon whom were
10 be conferred the nOnOTs won. First
came tue seventh grade students, fol-
lowed by those Of the eighth, then the
normal students aud last Of all the
graduates OF this year seven Ia mum.
boT.
The exercises were opened by
singing under the direction Of
Professor Giles, which was followed
by prayer by Professor J. B. Keller.
Then came an instrumental ajlO, suo-
ceeding which was tbs principals re.
port. Miss Nellie Holiday sang
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
A Ditch Company.

There have been filed with the
county clerk articles OF Incorporation
OF the Thompson Ditch company.
The ineorporalors are JosephA Coulg,
Archie stewart, Daniel Stewart, Chss.
Gregory, Nephi Gregory, Henry Gts.
CORY, WIN. Gregory, j. ;. Jones AMI
Andrsw &. Anderson, Of sandy rhos.
knight, Hattie NJ. Christian, John q.
Thompson, Joseph Thompson ST.,
aud Joseph Thompson Jr., OF Murray,
aud r. a. Nutorbaugh. John Lynn,
J. II. GAlbraitn aud Robert Rodun, VI
Union. The capital stock Ia placed NJ
So, 800, divided into $40 shares VI the
par value u $40 each. VIM. Gregory
is president ana Archie btewRft
secretary. The company owns the
Thompson ditch In Granite precinct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
Suspense at Layton.

Special 70 ne DEsEREr NEWS
Tho following message was received
from Layton, the nearest point to the
camp Of the 800 IndustTialisls, At Q
O'Clock this afternoon;
Have heard nothing from the scono OF
dispute OF consequence beyond the fact
that the army Is still on tho other side OF
tho county limo, being hold there by tho
officers Of this county aud he Salt Lake
police. A great many men have gone up
ihoro by teams aud ON horseback from
all OF tho surrounding towns aud all il
suspense hero at this time.
Layton, $3.50 p. m.-Nothing has
been heard from the army" or our
own officers further than Indicated In
Ted1rt sent earlier In the afternoon.
All ~ quiet, though everybody IL on
tho llptoe Of expectancy
LAYToS, 4p.m,-A special messenger
from the county line says that Davis
county anu Sail flake CITY officials arc
simply waiting AZ the dividing line
for tho army, As yet Il has not put In
an appearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC REPESTING.
officials Declare They win Bring No
More lndu,triallsls 10 Utah.

Mayor Bashin talked with Governor
West over the telephone this afternoon.
The Governor has been In Ogden all
day aud stated to the Mayor that hu
had consulted with the officials OF the
Southern Pacific AZ that place aud that
they declare they will bring no more OF
tile indigents 10 this Territory.
This elevonth.hour repentance on
the part Of the \. T.. does not seem 10
satisfy the Governor nor tho Mayor,
who think the statement should be
taken with the traditional grain Of
salt. The fact that permanent In
Junction has been sought for and that
the prospects Of securing II were mOrt
favorable IL accepted o. the cause Of thr
sudden change Of front on the part Of
the railroad officials. Tue promise they
make, however, II 10 claimed will not
cause felinquishment VI the idea that
the "fndustrialistsn at the Weber and
Davis county lines must be turned
back. The Davis county officials say
tbs men will not be allowed to come
this way, aud they have strong sup
port from salt LIKE. A good many Of
the citizens Of Weber cou ~ do not
take kindly 10 holding the men whore
they are at present. They think they
should bu permitted TO continue their
journey eastward, believing that 10 DO
tho ouly solution TO tho question AZ II
now stands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
LOST IN rnE MOUNTAINS.
a Message Pound In Hottie Ia the
hhagIt MINer

hkagtt Hiycr.
MOUNT NERNON, Wash, May TO-
While four well known ciIizen8 were
crossing the skagit river In canoe
they found an old outline bottle tloRt.
ing on some driitwOod. IL contained
u paper with the following letter
written upon II:
"Headwalers Of South Fork, Cas-.
cnde Creek, April l7th, 1894.
81 have been IN the mountains Tor
the past three weeks, snow'bOuud anu
having had nothing to eat for three
days. II n Impossible for mo 10 get
out alive. You will find me Whon the
snow goes Oh. / am almost wild.
For GOd's sake try anu save me.
have wife Ia st. Paul, Her name h
Mary Jacabow, In the naue Of Col,
what shall dU2 Save mel
IL. j. JACABuw,O
The point designated IN tue letter 10
about 1875 miles above this place, and
tins snow tho past winter up there In
reported 10 have been twenty-five feet
deep. kilograms have been sent from
mere to parties vt Sauk Guy, 20 miles
up the Tiyer, 10 investigate tue matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
FIVE MILLIONS WANTED.
The ATChdsaCOh Of Babylon Has a
Grievance,
lie Was Placed In mn Insane Asylum
aud Probably Dismissed too
soon.

LONDON, May gj.-The raj Mai
Gos,tto publishes IA two column story
VI tho alleged grievances Of Mourl,
archdoacon of Babylon, who claims 70
have ueen wrongly placed In an asylum
at Oakland, Calf, by DR.. q. 3. Smith,
Of San Francisco, AMI others. Tho
arohdeacon announces his intention Of
suing the United states government
for sj,OOO,01O damage. ~ nc was an
amUassa1Or from the Quoen'u Malabat
subjects he demands tho Intervention
D! Great Britain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
BEING FED AT OGDEN.
but Are 10 Start Toward, salt Lake
This Afternoon.


SBscialio ne SIwA
OGDEN, May CAT O'Clock this
afternoon the lac, delegation Of Pacific
coast indigentH 10 arrive 10 this city
from tho West were Slill At the stock
yards In the western part OF town.
They have been we'll fed and cared for
In nli respects and ut this hour are
preparing TO start towards Salt Lake.
They number about one hundred aud
finy, while there are three hundred
aud any near the limo which divides
this county from Davis.
Small struggling squads still con.
tiuue TO come In on every Southern
Pacific train and how long they will
continue 10 DO 10 will depend largely
ON the action Of the county court, which
Ia In session nj this time, The result
Of the deliberations Of that body Il
awaited with great interest by this
citizens here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
Trains TO Garfield.

beginning the 27,h lust. the Union
Pacific will run one train daily 10
Garfield, continuing to do 40 until the
formal opening Of the resort on Decor.
alton Day. The train referred 10 will
leave THIS city at . pm. After the
regular opening II 10 announced that
there will DO i've trains run daily,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

rroL smith before the Prsshytsrian
Coucrat Assembly.

SARATOGA, May To- The first hour
Of the Presbyterian general assembly
today was Get apart fOi thu reception "
delegates from the Baptist nnniyer.
sHfy In session here,
The Smith case was then taken up.
The argument OF Elder Daniel H..
shiulds, member OF the Cincinnati
prosecuting committee, introduced M a
palm man anu farmer Kci,oi applaus !
The hand cllpping was stopped by tue
mOioratof's gaysl ana vigorous hiss
Ing.
All o'clock Professor Smith began
his reply. lie regretted that the COM
mittee sought 20 impress the assembly
with the belief that no dld not value
the Bible highly. Ito always endoa.
vored to live by that boob. Professor
smith discussed the objection he had
made 10 members In the lower court,
who had printed impressions concern
ing his guilt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

NEW YuRK, May 25.-rhe cJuven.
ton VI railroad men, which Is TO he
held Ia thp LsnoA Lycrum, three
DAYS, beginning next SUNDAY, PRONE
issa W be an occasion u tuCh impOf.
lance. Tue delegates will come from
all quarters. SJme are ON the way
anu others from chihuahua, Mexico,
the division Of the Mexican Central
evening Tor thus city. Tue object
Of this meeting Of railroad workers h 10
see ~ they canuOt devise means Oi At
Duration between the railroads aud
themselves generally through proper
legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
AppsaI Tor FUNDS.

LoNnON, May 25.-Justin Mccarthy,
chairman Of tho lrish parliamentary
party, has Issued an appeal 10 the
luan people 20 forward funds TO main
tain, ths remainder OF tho session, the
constant attendance OF Irish members
OF Parliament. lie adds that "without
prompt aud generous response II IL I'm.
plsiiblo 10 prepare lot tho general
election which cannot long be delayed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
sixly DAYS in Jail for carrie"

Carrie simpson, the vicious aud de.
PRAYED negress on wuOm sentence was
suspended Ia the police court yesterday
on tie promise that sho would depart
from the city, again foil Into the tolls
u the police aud was cent 10 tho
"iruukn house On account VI intOHica.
zion aud the uHu 90 abusive language,
Last night sho demolished the window
paues In her apartment, aud when
Drought inl0 court this morning her
UIousos were consolidated snd she was
sentenced 90 slxly days in tho city iail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

CHICAGO, May 2i.-Tho Union
Pacific Will become member Of the
Western Passenger association aud the
tmigrant clearing house on June LIST
anu thr wcs,b0und omigrant rates be.
tween Chicago aud the Pacific coast
VIII be- restored from the present rate
u sl6l0 10 their old basis Oi{S5 on
June 3fu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

RIVERSIDE, Cal, May 2j,--The San.
Ia Rosa quartz mine, located near Par.
rig, bias been sold. Tue mine was The
property OF Ex-Governor Blhisdoll, ot
Nevada, and the purchasers are w.
w. BToyoort ami w. n, Griiii,h, Of
Denver. The new owners will build a
large reduction works at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

CoLUMBUs, Id, May 20. - Miss
Eleanor Marks, ~ yunrs old, VI Mount
apparently died. While the collin was
being borne from the heaue TO tho
grave faint tapping attracted the at
tenIlOn Of tho pail bearers, aud upon
the COIN lid being raised, Miss MaTka
WAS found 10 be alive. She was re-
yived anu Is recovering.
Miss Marks represents that she has a
knowledge Of all that passed while tho
preparations were being made for her
burial, but that ahe was unable 10 give
any sign until the fear OF burial
aroused her into action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
Camping al North Salt Lake.

There are O good many "Industrial.
ists" la tho city now who appear 10
belong TO no particular company or
regiment. They Ind shelter in the 100
or more box cars standing on side
tracks nj North salt Lake; at nights
and during the day fally forth ia
search Of food. In addition 10 these,
others Of the same character are scat,
tered about town ana subslst upon what
they can Re! by begging from door TO
door,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

BUENOs AYREs, May ga plot 10
blow up the parliament building anu
the bOuTse has been discovered. The
police seized several bomb shells and
arrested two Austrlaus anu Italians
charged with completely In the con-
spiTaoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
THE CONMONwEAL HORDEs.
An Injunction Granted to Davis County
Last Night.

Davis county has now come TO the
front ami demanded legal protection
against the troublesome oommonweal.
efs.
Last evening an Injunction suit was
planted In the Third District court, 10
which itwas prayed that tue "wealursn
be- restrained by order oi court from
entering upJn tue Davis county terri.
tory. The document la quo,ilou ran
~ fOllowt:
The said plaintiff complaining u saii
defendants, John Doe, Richard Roe
aud 80 othets, whose names are uu-
known, allegcs. That said plaintiff ~
municipal corporation 0fyani EeI, In.
cofpOrated and existing under aui by
virtue Of the laws Of The Territory Of
Utah; the plainun IL Informed aud
ucliuves and on Information and belief
alleges the fact 10 be that said De.
PENDANTS, whose true names ore o.
Aforesaid unknown 10 this pluntll, are
indigent persons, without any visible
means OF support, anu Without any
lawful business or means Of subsIs.
toucu; that said defendants have con.
spifo1 together 60 march intD stid
Davis county In bliy, aud by beg.
cling and force aud threats to Oxt0rl
from the inhabitants Of said Davis
county, food aud clothing, ami that
said defendants threaten 90, aud unless
restrained by the order Of this court
will 10 march Into said county ami
U1tUrt food and clOthlug from the
Inhabitants thereof; aud that said
defendants threaten 10, and unless TO-.
strained by an order OF this court will,
march into said Davis county aud be.
come Bihleut under the law 10 ptoiUCu.
| ton A. such warrants, and that the
prosecution OF said defendants ~
Migrants will cause n multiplicity of
SUITS; and that plaintiff iurthef on In.
formation aud belief alleges that un.
loss restrained by order Of this court
said defendants will by their couspir.
aoy ne Aforesaid uulawiully become
ald be dependent Tor their support
/ upon said Davis county, 10 the ire
parable damage Of the same.
Wherefore plaintiff prAys that said
defendants aud cnch Of them aud
every person acting with them he
restrained from marching Into, upon
" through Davis county, or any part
| thereof aud iron Ia any manner oJm.
ing into said Davis county or any part
thereof.
The complaint was sworn 10 by
Oliver Wood, sheriff o! the county.
| Charles T.. Pearson, county attorney
Of Davis county, T., ID. HOge anu w.
q. Van Horn are attorneys tor tho
plaintiii.
TIM INJUNCTION.
Upon tho complaint being laid be.
fore Chief Justice Merritt his honor
ordered that the said John Doe, Rich.
ard Doc ALd all persons acting In con.
cert and travelling with them, and all
their counselors, attorneys, agents AMI
comrades, aud all Others In aid OF A..
tisianco Of them or each Of them, ab.
s0lutuly dealst anu refrain from march.
Ing into, upon OF through said Davis
| uOuuty or any mari of sand esunty mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
Mathematical Society.

The UIan Mathematical society will
meet at tho University this evening at
5 O'Clock. Prof J. r. White will do.
liver a lecture on Probability, AMI a
paper, "rho Life aud Works OF
Afchimeurs," Will DO read by Mt.
Theodore NystTom. A good musical
program has been prepared. All IN.
tetrstUd In mathematical science arc
invited t0Atlend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
Enough Police Here.

Captain Donovan stated today that
tho absence OF Chief Pratt and no
many OF the 5all Lake police force
would in no way Interfere with proper
otiiclal protection here, rs there were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

OF the posim ster ami his afsIst1bts Tor
several weeks, u has been discovered a
few OF the curriers' when mounted ON
cycles can make better time over their
routes than their companions, who
walk and use tue street cars when oc'
casion oncrL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
COURT MISCELLANY.
THE CULMER-cLIFr LITIGATION
Another Long Case before Judge
Merrlti-Judgc psrich Back
ffOl Beaver

There has not been vesy much stir.
ring anywhere In logal quarters today.
Another u those cases requiring q
good deal Of time 10 siit thu merits Of
10 that OF Geo. f.. Culmcr W Francis
ID. CliiL 10 had already occupied a
day ami a bali when just before Judge
Merritt adjourned court yciierday
afternoon a motion for noB-,uit was
made by the defendants counsel His
honor TOOK the same under auviscmeut
until this morning, when he ovefruled
70, aud once more the case Was taken
up, tue defendant introducing his testl.
mOuy.
Tue plaiutiii SUES 10 recover \ certain
sum Tor work gni materials furnished
Ia the construction VI the Gladstone
block. The defendants plead an Offset
to the claim.
The hearing IL proceeding a. the
News goes to press.
TAKEN AWAY 10 HErm.
a pretty liilo party oi twenty-five,
all bearing allegiance to tho ranks Of
tho commonwcalerr, made trip from
the peuilcntiHFy 90 Nuphi this morn.
lug, with Deputy u. =. Marshal FoW.
lur acting us their guide. the officer
arrived la Salt Lake last evening beAr.
Ing thifty-ivo indictments found by
the grand lury At Nepbi against These
men, slN Ol whom belong 10 CaTtetI
contingent anu served time with tho
"bcntral" ia the penltentlafy, anu
sixteen arc from Thistle. some arc
charged with train stealing, others
with H0iiug aud melting 70 riot.
10 had been arranged that the other
thirteen defendants NJ Provo should DO
taken w on the way aud proceed with
the twenty-five 10 Nephi. When all
have been atfaigued and plead they
viii start back TOT Salt Lake, anu ats
expected 10 reach here this evening. IL
IL believed that tho trials will take
place NJ Provo.
Az uNMAusKD sHEEr.
Probate Judge Blair attended In the
probate court ns usual today; but there
was nothing TOT him 10 do, tho clerks
sheet for Friday being clear blank.
REIUHSED FROM BEAVER.
Judge Bartch, having finished up
work In the Beaver disluot, has re-
tori cd 10 Salt Lake anu has been busy
today writing supreme court opinions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
The Sewer Work.

Tho contractors VI the gravity sewer
have been attending this week to busl-
urss preliminary To starting work
next week. The return Of Mr.. Hob
son 10 also being awaited. Tho gentle
man h 10 reach here on Monday, from
California, where hu has been detained
by his wiit's illness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25
a nILLroNArRE ANARonusr.
Hs BsqueAths PaItry SUN 60 IIis
"nrethFrn"

PARIS, May 2j. - The anarchist
editor Hinault IN Diiou, was sen.
fenced to two years In prison and iine
Of 5000 francs Tor having published an
article insulting TO the army.
Guerin, Boulu and Gauch, anarchists,
have been arrested. GAuch il worth
5000, 900 francs. He made a will be-.
queathing 5000 franco for tue benefit
OF anarchist comrades In the event Of
his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

BoisE, Ida, May 20 "A StdttsmdH
special from Malad, ida., says Jonn J,
Huut was convicted o murder Ia the
second degree Tor the killing Of Morgan
J. Morgan la January last. Morgan
had been intimate with Huuta vile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-25

OLArIE, Kan, May 2i.-Mrs. Lease
Il very sick woman. Several physi.
cians have held u consultation In the
case. ShO has seattle rheumatlsm Ia
the left lcg aud iutlammatory rheuma.
titm 10 her len hand.