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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Be sure and use the old and weli tried
remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething Ii soothcs
the child. softens the gums. allDys all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

,vrIrAM q. HENDERSON. COUNSEL
" .-st-iaw and solicitor OF American
III toreian patents, trade marks and
,ahsis Rooms 20 to q. Norris build
,xvsshinaton, D. Q. Seventeen years
,,.s,serce Including service In e1-
.ltniras co-ps. U. 5. patent Office
send sketch OF model for report as
10 patentabi.ity. corfespe ae iss ~ ~
vited. Mention the FoTt worm IN
zette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
WANT COLUM
rHE GAZETTE is THE GnnkrEsr
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.

rHE GAZETTE is THE GltESrEsf
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing is published free. All adj
vcrtiscmcnts In this department are
charged for at the rate OF cont a
20 ccnta.
rrrsonn1.
Lost.
Eound.
Strnycd.
Stolen.
strHsrd or stolen.
Tor Rent.
For sale.
Help Wanted.
business Chnures.
Misunderstanding
Mautcd-ltnoms.
Wnnted-tionrd.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mnntcd--Itcni t1atRte.
Montcd-ro Exchange.
Wnnted-Niisceiinn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

,-osT, rouvD, sTRAYED, STOLEN.

rosT-Bnnoh OF keys. Finder VIII
niease return to f. 8. Kuykendall'
Hendricks building. -
/. ,ls'i-One black le.tn"r srl'l,p.i,
i,aalxat nook, containing SOFAS HNit7
ia rsceipis. Suitable reward for ne
ret,irn 10 oscar Soligm9ii, "ith casey
x gwasey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

We are now located corner Thir-
teenth and Jennings avenue, where we
have a complete stock of grain. hay.
sacks, etc, call and see us. p. Il.
Andrews G. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

xEw AND SECOND HAND SAFES
II. W. Peaks. 100 Houston sueet-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

FOR sALE--Do you ever invest IA
renl ostutef Here Ia chnrco. 2hIiOl
feet, with good two-gtory briciy bust
ness house ON It, rented for $1,000 per
year. iirat-clasH property and central
~ located price, 10000. worth double
that amount. hui owner wants 10 sell.
bOXisl on South Side; neat cottage W
ave rooms. and barn. corner ioi; price
$1,000, easy torine; $50 acres Of land
ten miles north OF Fort Worth, two
miles OF Keller. all fenced; 600 acres
iat-olnsa black waNy nd,emaindcr
finc pasture, price, $40 per acre, i-i0
cash. remainder IN ten years, at s per
cent interest. The above iH q rnrc
chance for "a good man, ab3 ocres
In HUNT county. MI fenced and The
very best of land, two miles OF rail-
road station and ten miles OF Green
vllle price. Sl2 per acre; easy terms,
or Will exchange for good city prop
erty IN Fort Worth or Dallau, $3.50
acres " good land In Lynn county,
si2b per acre; terms easy, Some
good sandy land farms In Tarrnnt
county at 81 aud 81 por acre on eary
terms These are good rich farfuh
and well worth the money. Album
dance OF good water on them. Some
good blaek-land farma IN Tarrnnt
county ~ llHlu ~ W aAftNN H'i '''i't
easy terms Abundance or good wa
Ter on them. Some eNtrR good resi-
denco lots well located. ia the city
OF Furt Worth. at $500 cnch, on easy
terms. per cent interest rive, ten
and tweuty-acrc blocks, suitable for
fruit farms and truck patches. from
one to three miles 81 the city 10
from so 20 $3.50 per acre; enay terms
T.. a. Hunmnu & Co, Fourth street
between Main and Rusk Fort Worth.
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

purc-bred Eewfounalani
puppy. Address G . stuart houln
McAieater. I. r.. giyinK eoios, ase'
rea aud price wanirn' inu1t pr res
aonabie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24


SECOND HAND. hooks bought, sold
or exchanged; scientific, law or theo-
logical or mechanical n speciality.
n. j. Boas. 90d Main street.
LIVE Insurance policies loaned on or
bought t. o. Cheaney, Khnsns
City Mo.
LADIES Tonte IL the only successful
bust developer known; never fails;
81, full confidential particulars seal
ed for 2-oont stamp Mrs DR. II, 7,
Miller q Quincy street Chicago.
A LADY 60 years OF age. never mar
riod, tires teaching school. Invites
correspondence with gentleman In
the South. Address School Nam.
care Gazette.
DIR. a. d. Specialized, Sii
Main street, over Eicles a. Co.'s drug
store Fort Worth. Tex
MARRIED LADIES Send 10 cents for
'Infnnible Safeguard" ono medicine
no deceptionli just what you want.
Ladies' Bazaar. Kansas city. Mo.
wANTEp-nOAnD AND ROOMS
WANTED Humo-like accommodations
for family Of six hi a nice private
family whose family IL small and
house and yard large, aud a very nice
neighborhoUd. Address Home 't'-
zette office.
ANTED-Furnished house nr room
or rooms for housekeeping on the lst
Address box Az, city
----------=------------ >
ron RENT.
PLEASANT rooms vita 'oonrdi also
day board. eau be had AT Coz West
Third street
FOR RFNT.-A new modern four room
frame house; large lot with stable
Gail at NJ. L. Chambers Hoxey build
ing. -
FOR RENT--A nice eight room house
with modern Improvements, large
yard. stable, etc. IN good ntighnY,
hood, Near corner Burnett nnd Bvl-
knap atroets. Apply 20 II. W. Wells,
3i4 Houston street.
Two NICELY FURNISHED front
rooms next block 10 opera house. NV
r.. Third street
ron RENT--Good rooms below and
above, at Dr. George'H. 4pi Taylor
street. for the month OF July.
TO RENT-FurnIahed rooms for house
kneplnr. TO couple without children.
reference required. Address Is. W..
care Gazette.
FOR RENT-Ail or a Part Of my homei
Furnished. references Required. MIS-.
s. !. Clifton, 1900 East Bun street.
| FOR RENT--Two rocrns suitable for
| llpht house keeping; unfurnished and
newly pepered. No. COS East Wealth
erford street
FOR RFNT-one very large furnighed
front room, suitable for two or Tour
gentlemen. or gentleman and wife. or
for an Office: also other rooms. on
entail ieIO Main street.
FOR RENT-Two comfortably fur.
| ntshed rooms en- suite. Will be lei
separately or together. with or WIN
out board. Apply 70 Mrs, M. = nih-
lone. corner Peach and Harding
streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TyPEW best makes foi
saie or rent; tho New lost, the "
Barlock. il. ]. conyngton, Oh NAH
street .--------.---
SHoRT-HAND and type-writing WON
4, ali hrauches. W. GoDyngtou, stem
ographer. sit Main street
p " VF.LTs' zeal eiiAte ofiice re-
moved 70 81 Hossta,l Street
FORT WORTH Marble and Grant,
Worls-John A. Bergin n hor- ~
i,,nS@ ~ marble and granite mopu
n,enfr headstones. tablets and Statu
~ ali Kinds Of marble. granite anc
-tone coping. Iron railing Furnished
~ order. Write for designs ans
prices.
T1RTNFxRDs. Morphine users--Yol
can be cured painleHzly ana pr
nansntiy n from ten anys ~ s's.e 4,
..-tto,,f.ra sent free upon ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

WANTED house nr room
or rooms for housekeeping on the lst'
Address box Az, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

pr .IsAskNT rooms vita 'onrdi also
day board. eau be had al Coz West
'rbird street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

FOR SALE on LnAsE-i6s5 acres Of
good land, Huitable for pasture or
cultivation. fenced and well supplied
with water. In FHo county, TcY,;
for sale or lease. Apply to r. Pct{-
Hon PurlH, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

WANTED HumC-like accommodations
f6r family Of mx. hi q nice private
family whose family u small nnd
house and yard large. aud a very nice
nelghborhood. Address Home. ga
zette office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
mornLs.


HOTELS.
~ : = "
BIG SANDY = Fuikerson House. q n.
Moore. prcprletor. 500 per d..y:
CilicO.- Chic. House only iirat.siaas
hVute w the city inst CHANGED tnal,-
cLEBuilNE-- cleburne Hotel. ]; W,
day. i. A
cHfcTsAsHA. /. y. : Grand Avenue
Hotel. 3. ~ orooker, Propnetor.
Rates 81 per day. l.rst-eiass in every
real,c 1; rood - nple rooms.
CoRStCANA--M ailoy House. only iirnt-
Gloss hotel IA the city. has lust been
rented and rcinodeied. Rates, 81 per
day Col McIlea, Mnnager.
coAiANcHE--i. Lowry iiuuac. Mrs, a.
N. Lowry, Proprietrcss. A louise for
travelling men, nice clean beds. hot
and cold hathas best table In the city.
coLEAIAN--Florcnce Hotel. w. II.
Pnyton, proprletor.
CtEHuRNE = peai House, Crddo
street, two blocks south OF Durham's
coLoRApo--st. James Hotel. w. Il.
Mor'ia, proprietor. Headquarters for
coNIMERC I--Anders House, T. u.
Andcrs. proprietor Free bus mecto
all rams; Urge sample roomn. Terms,
-. - = pSr uas
Ci.ARENpoN-c Clarendon Hotel. X.
pouHlaHa, PROPRIETOR
IfR--summif Hotel sieo COZ.
piehs ,ste On pubic tquAre, uis,,
tni,'nin r'2,ns .hs ~ IA nnS uu ns ho'''
~. " =, :. 49, -.
,,S,,se M a,n -, VAIN o,a hrrx.y
,e -. ~, ',y''' ,,,,. -, 80.
,1a s, 'e S NJ NJ M. ,ooS ~ ,,,,h a..
hcat the market affords. Gates
house 400 yards from depot.
i,l,7fss :, ,,,--,-
class hotcl ~ the city. Rates $50
per day. J. w DnNin. IRON.
pffN,f,AN NV II precdlnve
proprietor; leadinE hotel OF town.
iSifi1fI n yytiev coffas-c Nrr Nora
Wtisv nrcosietrosn. uendouarters
for commercial men.
T11-Ss1,CSs- Hotel e,atnsnn Mr. Ads nj
NXvaiicn nronrirtrrss Only nist class
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

STUDENTS are mnl,lng 800 per month
working for w during vacation, You
o-in do the same Addrena South
westorn Pub. Co, T., u, Jones. Mgr.a
Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

SECOND HAND. hooks bought, sold
or exchanged; scientific, law or theo-
logical or mechanical a speciality.
~, j. Bong gOd Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
LABORERS WANTED.
Minister TauTslo1, Of Hawaii, Goes
10 Europe
TO ENCOURAGE Emigration
From England or Portugal 10 the
Young Republic ID the
Pac n Ocean.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i3-Minlstef
rhufstOu, VI Hawaii, viii leave for
Europe On Wednesday, sailing on thu
steamer Pari, aud during his hbstnco
HaWsiirn matters IN Washington viii
be under the supervision OF Charge
d'Afihifes Hastings.
"lhtfe Is ~ limit NJ 10 the length Of
time that Will remain abfoad," said
Minister Thurslon today.
"My government has givcn mcquiie
a task to perform. ltis the desire VI
the rspublio Of Hawaii to 90. es a.
much ~ possible tue Asla,io iuil Iuu3s
Ia our islands, c.u.ed by the prsseuce
of Chiucse ADD japanese, by cue uFas.
iug Euro, can immigfatiou.
~ hat W. want IN 10 induco families
10 10 to tuo islauds aud sutllo pianls.
ti0us aud cultivate the land. For this
purpose 1 snail 20 hfHs % London,
wuoru | pfOpUsetu masr iuquiri-1 ne 10
the s.alus Oi cheap rm labyr wish a
view To IVcDlvins % many Of thom ~
possible ~ immigrants 10 Hawai-,
"lhefu Htu hJ Particular induce
ments being held Out 10 iaboregs OF tue
u. =. 10 20 ~ Hawaii, because 100 bet.
ter wages eau 10 Offered Than TO e. how
prevailing IN this county, bus ! nn
informed that tho scale ~ Tar IN nd-
vance " Whist ~ paid IN England.
Should the English farm lsbowrs aud
thelr iamilits not evince n dsslfu 10
avail themselves Of the opportunities
which / will throw la their way, II IL
more than probable that 1 viii CON
tuUe my journey TO Portugal Ia quest
Of lHblftTs.
"rh,s labor problem is very per
picking one 10 our people aud We arc
willing 10 rcsoft 10 aim auy measures
10 root out the Chinese aud JaI gnese
now ON the Islands. Incidentally, |
have lenrued, TOO, that the r0yHilst
commissioners Will DO on the continent
tho sane time that l am, Uut their
destination IL Germany, l am In.
i0rmod.n al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

Tie Two Lifls tell o. the porch. Tia
blood squirting from their wounds.
John Moore attracted by the shooting,
piukcl ~ hls sister while Ryan to0H
the Fosky girl. Before they could gei
inside the uOOf, the drunken heuI
empucd the second barrel into the
sifis, Moore receiving part Of tbs load
IN his knees. PalOski was joined by
twU csuuirymeu, also armed. John
jenkins attempted o. arrest Phioaai
sud was shot. He then e..
capped 10 b afdiug h.use, bar
ricudcd the door aud thrust his heal
through the window anu threatened
10 All the iifst person attempting &
outer People living un the Upl0litr
side OF thu street had thUir heads Uu Of
tue window.
One VI the 5lavs seeing tho head Of
Go slOlsH took deliberate aim ana
hrud, tearing hall The bOJ's head d
lace away. Tue hOrfDrstficktu neIgh-
b'rH ClOsed their wtLduws aud harri.
caucd tic oOfs. thu mur1efcs thuu
turned tno Luus on tue lighted win.
dow, y sts aud trees. ANtral ttcAaIU
guiut several armed men went ~ the
mouse to arrest the uu dUrUrs. Toe
door Of the hsu.o WIS open and the
men gone. Two men were arrested %
Kingston thi1 mDruiug on suspicion.
Tue two guns carried by tue MURDERED
were tUuud In pond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

.hou'. eippe. Ills they dlI on Thurs.
d y. They returned 20 Deg inrtivsuuss,
tui tue hfiio's father locked hcr.In the
celia and dove bis sonin-irw from the
premises with a shotgun. An I'M ut
the bultgfn M slt awahu pu denng
over plan q rtttup. When mUrmng
dawnci he a-nt word 10 his m1thsr-in.
NV 90 com anu ret hur uaurhipf's
tntcls, ~ NO vas ready 60 fulinqulah
all claims. When tht old nit can.
fhs iJuuh herself rntrapprd IN hero
net Marvin 10 koI her in the house
anu feiu'ei 10 let her fc urn. She was
nrld NJ "a b stt rU uhtii last night, when
O'd Mao Ken appeared ~ ~ the seer -
with hhg OF truce. i'r sOueus ut wal
weru exchanged sud Marvin sud mis-
tfidr we're unro more rc.uniitd. The
Fir's mother IL aifO said 10 he ~ fsv1f-
any Impressed with her som u.lhw
during her detention nj he home That
LILO b. anxious % kis. aud make up auu
tue Old geptiumin viii d1untl - s0ol
10 peIsusdc1 q go iu 10 ukewue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
OTHER NOMINEES.
Tooele aud CARR II Republicans Name
Their lickrts.

The Republicans Of Tooele county
met In convention at GOOGLE yesterday
afternoon, Charles a. Herman acting
a. chairman aud &. d. Curistoussn AZ
syctstnry. The nominations afe nj,
lollDwt.
Delegates 10 Constitutional couvon-
uoa-Captnin ID. b. S.ovvr Of Stock
ton ami Thomas II. Clark Of Grsuti.
Vile.
selrc,men-Lowls slrasbufg Of Ncr.
non, Eugene q. Wo0lluy Of Gfantsviile
am Mauiu Mauujta VI Mvfcut.
RrCuraef-Jnmtn q. Hickman Ui
81. cktUn.
Ciutk-Arthur Bryan OF T1oolc.
sheriii-J0nu Mex liar NJ IDJUlu.
AssessJf-h. fauvy kimball Of
Evansville.
Colisotor-william spry Of Grants.
willie.
rrcssurer-J. Il. Gnriu OF Lake
Point,
Auorney-C. II. Mcbride Of Tooelc.
sufveyor-Judso O.. II. Herman vi
4 oele.
Coronef-EJward Lcavor OF Lake
View.
Gafneld county Republicans have
nominated he iOilswiug tioAos
Delegate TO Constitutional COnvUn'
uUu-J. 4. Chidustuf, PaugIiicn.
County clerk, NJ. NJ. Steele Jr., Pan
gulich; county attorney, 81. ". fOy,
Panguitch; -htriil, A.. Suvy, uguitch;
Fvaiufer, 4. Hayosok, Pausuitoh;
recorder, J. +. Chdvs,or, Psuguilch;
as-ttslt and collector, &. IS. MiisOL,
Escalant,i coroner, "a. w. Evats, Pau
gui,ch; surveyor, W. W. Muuues, Is
calsulr; uclrylmsu, f. II. Cope, ORION;
T.. NJ. LisloB, Escalanit; l.. J. Whit,
CAnnOuvillt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
ALONG TIE SNAKE RIVER.
A Great Capu,ry Being hull. Np~th'
Political CcnSS..s Now oa.


MARKET LAKE, fdaho, ost IO.-fn
vain does the new uJmer scan tho
landscape for lake Ia this nelghDor-
hood, aud what II takes Its name from,
II known ut all, lisa closely guarded
secret. Opposite the place tbs msJesiio
lin all things but name) Snake river
loses some Of ils majesty by reason Of
its bod being more nearly horizontal
and thus checking the lively dow
prevailing elsewhere; the stream IL
spread out somewhat and this together
with tue aemi.s,agnaut aspect OF the
water may be tue origin Of the name.
This Ia only one Of my guesses, how
ever, which experience hath shown
many time are not inialllble;
nut aa II 10 not matter VI great oon-
ccTn, ve might AZ well let II rest "
that. Tue tower, or station rather, N
not densely populated; there are not
as many Inhabitants even when they
are all at home NJ you eau see any
Afternoon, when the weather 10 nnr,
on the sidewalk fronting one biock OF
your Main street; aud yet II hSs Que Of
the largest aud best appointed stores
anu hotels In the c untry. Like many
Uturr places hofeab0ut, it IN mutvly
eloquent OF the exIrut 10 which the
county IL being settled up AMI GULL.
waited, Tor OF course local patronage
Of any line OF business In such cases
amounts 10 q ba ateile; tut the ostab.
Ii.hmeuts spoken OF and others
d. "a good businsaH anu mn
.." "H..H NaMH
place IL tom,th ng Of rival to
ldano Falls, tatvgn miles further
south, In tho Meter Of receiving anu
Distributing psssengefr, mails, eXptos-
sage anu freight for the surrounding
country. Everything aud everybody
arc lo1kiug ahtal, NOS backward.
The smoke VI tle political battle has
NOT littol much " al all, while the din
0i the crntiict IL incesssnt. Last night
Col. Miller VI Salt Lake (whU Ia maxi
ing q tour Of FitmOlt county hnd
Nc. Blgloy OF Montpelier held forth ~
Rtxuufg TO u guJd.si2bj audience, pre-
ruuung tho Rrl ubncau eide OF he
case. rho night before a large
meeting at Salem la the In.
,,rust OF Democracy was nd.
dressed by Governor stevenson, Hon.
James II. Hawley aud 3. A. KeHneT;
the two iormrr aTeat RoNburg tonight
while tho latter lclns Hon. II. 4.
Quaflrs ~ Egin. On Saturday the
P0pulistH have az inning NJ Roxburg,
M. buun, their candidate for Con.
gftsf, being the speaker. There are
no sigua la big letters or otherwise
upon the walls telling us now things
ARE going on, No that each person IN
ioImiug an ettimtto IL more or less
governed by personal preferences Il not
prtiudicts,
Democrats, Republicans and Popu-
lists nTe decidedly ON thu alert, anu
whichever or whoever may prove the
winner will sssurrdly realize that there
las teen a lght Ia wniuu the huuOIH
were mot all ON one eide, even II tho
victory Was, IA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
A BOGUS HORsEMAY.
lie "Workrd" the Hotel, Bnt Failed
TO Deceive the Newspapers.

For several days past there has been
In this city a bogus horsVmgu, hailinr
nom the East, aud pas.iny himself Un
M "Capthia" +. q. Trumuls,
The "cAp,ain" IL apparently genu-
Inc sport. lie has regular race
track gai and vernaoular that mafks
him Al once us having long been the
associate OF trainers OF the equine tribe.
lie says that san Francisco Ia HE
nome aud that ho intends to return
there Ia few days and make prcpira.
lions to run the greatest race there
shortly OF modern timpi
Yesterday he presented himselt -
the MEMS editorial rooms as horse.
Inn VI uislinotion greater than any
other mau IN the United States, btf-
ring hui DOble. SAId the "clptaiu"
IN suOslanct'
"Bud and 1, you know, are Old
chums. We uro very muCn Ike each
other. too. We cau dfiye-Jh, say,
We eau get more speed out Of u horse
than nil tho other drivers IN the world.
ppnr old BuI," he continued sadly,
alhsrs are nut twO OF us leI-bud AMI
1. But ray my business here u tnt'
am the owner OF Colonel *. r., a
Ave year old brown gelding, tho fastest
an the coast. lilo - now IN your city
-,ut ON inc race track-in the caro- OF
+, cnuplr Of my boys. You zee want
m g.t nm a rsce " some Kind here.
| MAT Il. / want 90 tTOt Colonel * II.
mere ana make nm beat all previous
| records. That would be great feather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
Before Judge Merritt

In Chief Justice Merritpa court this
morning the sublolned otdera were
mudt;
Il. l.. MEG irrin W George a. Hin
Default auI Judgment Al attorneys
lee OF SO was allowed.
J. a. Bacon OF al Vi. Geo. l.. Blair.
Order Diminishing appeal, on motion Of
plaiulifi.
Juns Olson " Hymn Bagloy. Mo.
ton Of defendant to strike out item OF
sl4i from cost bill, inserted alter entr y
OF Judgment, argued. Order entered
staying all proceedings pending final
Determination VI the motion.
ceMcRao Va T.. II. Grouse ct al.
Judgment against Lula smith
vacated.
American Collecting, etc., agency
W. J.. w. Farrell q Go. Case dis
missed; costs 10 DO equally divided be.
tween the parlies.
VIM. Schaie VI. Mckinney a 90. ct
ri. Leave given 80 plaintiff 10 with.
draw motion Tor luigueat on the
pleading, 10y cJuscb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
DR. PARK .URSI'S CRUSADE.
Tie Condition Of Oar City and
WCmll' RELATION 10 IT.


INV fORS, Oc'. 40 One Thousand
women, all IN mDsf- ~ irsdinr social
ciiclcs, gatb,fed ycsisrisy afternoon
10 near the Rty. Dr. G. IL. pAgkhuos,
spuak vt "rho condition VI our cily
anu womnnH relation O. 10 iumo.
uialcly alter tho conclusion OF Dr..
iafkhunts tlrtth woman unNnuNu
10 th.su WHO head htr, elbow cd htr
way 10 tue ifuut OF tue hail ami de-.
nuunced Dr. Parahutst, saying that
uis crusade ngainst iumOfslity was
"uuuHiu,fablu VI d humbug.n Sine
uisapIeHrcl before any 0ue could ~.
certain utr Identify.
DE- PaTkhuts', after poitfaYlug tile
rElsing municipal cvif, SAID.
cit u yUus sphere, yoIr uuty, 10 aid
In irtHfding Hnd cKttrpAting tho clf.
tuliiOu, vice, ami wlckrdutss which
are uamniug our ypung msu aud their
possibiiitts. /, has teen said that tue
uevci0y meuis ul the pact usr anu "a
hhlf nave done muun 10 uhate THE
Hut this ~ uotsj, Win all tho hght-
ing that has been duuu and all the
efforts that have been put form, It re-
tuaius patent that the lo'icu depart
mtnt today IL IN lfrchtly the same
condition sHii was two yrafs ngo-ln
league with ylos an . with tnoss VINO
foster anu promote vice anu crime.
"H0u must help In rubbing out for.
ever our present city administration
the work Di stopping this 10 wOmau's
sphere. Your power l. imu'sub". You
eau 40 nothing more effective 81 the
fuuf weeks between now aud Nv eivc.
tiou than intensity tue personal feel.
ing which should autuAlu tuis cam.
psign. You wlm-n SHOULD 10 this"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13
DEMOCRATS MEET.
Tho Convention Hjld Today at
Sandy
roG NOMINATING CANDIDATES
From theu tounty Tor delegates 70
The Constitutional Convention
--Balluliug In Progress.

Specific p'r Dttrd Telegraph
SANDY. Utsn, oct i5.-Beiofo 10
o'cllos tlis morning the delegates ~
iue Domocmur county convention 10
nominate constitutional delegates b.
gan to arrive in SANDY. ruon they
were followed by Hello. band, aud ths
Dmpci drum c1rp'. 4 large strunmsr
reached from sghmidps hail to the
huiliingoppositr,ou which was printed
"Wulcomo constitutional delegates TO
SANDY" "Egual eight to ail' special
puviugca 20 NONE" The intorior
VI tho hall was sally decorated
with nlrs, bunting auI evergreen,
wolfe appropriate mo.t0uB adorned
;ue walls, aud large pictures Of
Cleveland aud luallus occupied
places over the speasUf'a cuair
Al 1929 This afternoon ihu cOuvcu-
ton was called 70 urIer by Secretary
Lloyd, Of tue county commit
Zee, VINO named a.. q, Dyer as tempof-
nry chairman. John j., HaIsru, Of
Rivsr,on, vss elected temporary sucrc-
lazy, aud John Ntfi, chaplin.
Alter fualluk tue oAll prayer was
offered by the chaplain.
On motion, the chair appointed y
committee Of i've cGun IN cteI su-
tlals anu permanent organization aud
order u businrts, wheu the cOnvun-
lion adjourned I'll a later hour this
afternoon.
rhs convention was called to order
again Ut two o'clock. The committee
on credentials reported ali prsciucts
represented except four Toe commit
tee on permanent organization report.
cd ID. r. Allen fof pe. manout onait.
man and John NJ. Cannon for secrc-
lhfy. Tho following names were
then placed IN nomination
for the sight Constitutional delegates;
y. Mcdonald, Charles Humphrey,
John Hot, y. o. Rideout Jr., Heller
Biuniou, Ava Butier, a. n. RlcH,
John Ncn, George Taylor, A. n.
Cherry, n. n. HallsiTou, George D.
GARDNER Johu G. Machay, Joseph >.
Rtwlins.
On motion Of Frank Y. Taylor, n
fe,ess was taken Tor ten minutes TO cast
ballots.