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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-16

Rf VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST EXE
- cutcd TO me on the 9th day OF MAY. lSlo nv
W L. camp and Georgia A, Camp, which decd
OF trust is recorded in tho clerks Office OF the
iiustings Court for the city OF Roanoke in decd
DOCK No a, page 212, in trust to secure 70 III. A
Lcrch, w NJ. Lcrch, c Z. Lcrch, and f. r
Lcrch partners IA Lcrch Brothers OF Raltimorc
MD. the payment Of the sum OF 81, ,ali &C. evil
dcnccd by two negotiable notes, each for the
sum of 81 ,3333S bearing cate on the I0ih dav nf
October, 1891, drawn by Hughes i Camn ond
payable to the said Lerch Brothers In II and Is
months from their respective dates at the First
National Bank OF Roanoke, Va, and bearing in
tcrest from date nj the rate OF 81 per cent per
payment of the said notes and having been re-
qucsted by the bcnchciarics so to do, | will. Mt
public auction. ON MONDAY, TIE 22ND DAY
OF JANUARY. 1924, in front or tho court In tho
city OF Roanoke; Va, at - O'Clock nj. OF that
day, offer to the highest bidder the following lot
or parcel OF land lying and being In the civ of
Roanoke, Va., and bounded and described ~
follows: "
Beginning ut the corner OF lot No. 3G. Fifth
waId, on rect east or Nelson street, thence along
feet TO corner lot No. IS, thence with the same
south 2degrecs 10 minutes west 100 feet TO n line
OF lot No. 30, thence with same north 81 derrees
10 minutes west I'll feet to n corner lot No. 20.
t INC ny same north degrees IS minutes east
lu rect 10 the beginning, containing $500 SQUARE
Ieet, ana known as lot No. 81, Fifth ward, Roa-
noke Land and Improvement Company
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs or the executing the said sale and to pay
on and discharge the notes aforesaid, amounting
TO S2,G66.66, with interest from the 10th day of
october, 1S9l. subject TO a credit OF $3.50 as of
october 25th, 1892, and the balance in ono and
Two years from the dav of sale, defer ed pay
IN e ,ha 10 DC evidenced by the negotiable notes
trnst upon the property hcrcinbefore described.
IL tus X. +. SCOTT, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-16

Shelf you will write me out n sentence
In your own handwriting, will tell you
what your character is.
He (complyng)-How will this do?
She Geading, "IIow would like one lit
tie kiss!')-I am afraid this isn't enough
Truth
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-16

YOU will be pleased with the mild and
lasting effects Of the Japanese Liver
reflects; Try them. Sold by Christian
& Barbee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

nosr Bottles. uishs- snd variety Of
weapons Used.

uour Hotties, Wishes Hui y Variety Of
weapon. Used.
CHICAGO, Aug. O. The government
pirt last ntxht was the scene Of.a fgut
iocited by several dfuulcu tug meu
which nearly cust the lives Vt several
leuple. The row started over the use
Of vile language Ia front Of a fuur-yeat.
old child ny lot VI Drawing tug men
aud the l0Alurs who in'est thu plaCe.
JOhn Flynn, the father, attempted 10
take the child away from them AMI
they resisted. 10 less than minute
Flynn, a man natuod MCDBfmUtt aud
the tux men were engaged ia n rough
and tumble Fight 90 when beef bottles,
dl-hes aud every other avalisblo wes-
non were used. Nearly everybody
around the place took one side or he
other AMI blood u wed IA streams.
Mrs. McDefmutt ami Mis-. Flynn
triei 10 intrritts but we're beaten into
iusenHibiliiy with bottles In thu hands
Of the tug nieu. Al iast Flynn aud
NcDrfmDtt sank to thu II iyr half so.
sensible. Tue a'saliania ground their
heels Into the faces OF the holplUs. men
aud when they thought Flynn
aud his O mpani0n were finished, threw
them into thr lake. the men
Immediately sank anu would have
drowned had not thu tug Sunbeam,
Captain Smith, Just then steamed ny
auu picked thu men from tho water.
he tug mun refused TO let the tug
lani, aud sackink all the beer aud To-
ffcshmrnt Stands which had nliraIy
been demolished they attacked the BOAT
with stones aud bottles, keeping II NJ a
distance. Tho crew Of the sunbeam,
after consultation, again forced n
landing anu rttcuing the women Htnll
hszatds Each min with a revolver
spfAng Uu the pier and Ht the points OF
the guns compelled the drunken men
10 stand back while the women aud
chili were carried aboard. Win all
the iuJufcd people ABOARD, Captain
Smith steamed back 10 tue city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
SMALLPOX At MILWAUKEE.
Tho Discovery Of a Clse Causes a
Serious Riot.
\ Nab Prevents the Health dnicers
from Removing the Potent
90 the rest EIouse.

MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Aug. j.-rhe
first smallpox riot took place here last
night on the South Side end rcsull,d
In u decisive victory for the moi, nj
though there was no bl3odshod. The
authorities postponed action until to-
DAY, when they will make tho decisive
move. A case Of smallpox was dis
covered near Greenfield street aud
Fifteenth avenue today. The health
officers went there with thu depart
meat wagon, intending TO remove tho
child 10 tho isolation hospital. \ crowd
Quickly gathered aui the leaders
Ucnfed that tha Guild should not be
moved. The crowd creased iu mum.
bcfa rapidly and detail 81 tillgtu
" ere srut " tue scene from the oJutn
Stur station When tue policemen
arrived they found 5000 excited men
snd women blocking the stfrots anu
loudly utclarlug that the chill shOulu
not be moved. There wassome putley-
ing and rather than provoke riot, tue
health officers Withdrew Tor tue time
being. Tue mob were not fully as
sutod but what they would return ami
pickels were accordingly placed 10 give
the alarm In case they did. A large
oTOw1 was assembled at the corner up
10 an early hour thia morning. T.
feared there will DO trouble wnen the
attempt II made 10 move the chill 10
the pUst house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
UTAH'S FRUIT CROP.
II is Heavier TlIS Year Than Ever
Before.
MOST FRUITS IL coon SHAPE.
Spraying beneficial Tie First Sfa,on-
fcachc, Apricoif, rlums aud
Grapes Especially Good.

The cordl,iou Of the fruit crop In
Utah this year is reported as especially
encouraging. This yi-lii,vsry heavy,
anu the fruit o. excellent quality.
The crop u strawberries and other
email imts was uuuslaIly large, 10
that Notwithstanding tue fact that the
railway strike cut OH oil impltliiions
for time, tue market was .airly vel
supplied with such fruits as could bv
raised here
Regarding the prospect Tor thoto
fruits which are now ripening aud
arc yet to come iu, J. ~.
Fisher Jr, the East mai Creeh
fruit RAISER saws the outlook IL
most saIiaiactory. Apugots ami peach
~ arc now coming IN Ia splendid
shape, and free from injury by worm,
Plums sui gaps also vii. be- very
abundant and OF the hlghcs: quallIY.
What is true VI bis own o;char IL hp
says also applies 10 orchards generally.
The apple cropis larger lnau usual, We
IL also the Yield OF pear, sud while
The apple worms are plentiful, yet they
are lees ihan last year, owing % tho
spfaytng which was doue last spfiLg.
When this proceeding Is attended 10
more carefully there Will bc noticed
great improvement.
lu liuu VI good fruit crop II rot
confined 10 the valleys which range
alOgg through Cache. BOX III luf,
Weber, Davis, Salt Lake aud UtAh
counties, hut also Includes T00ele
county ami south, whore toe yloli IL
unprecedented, anu Of exceptionally
good qualify. A gentleman who came
iu ifUm TJUtlc iast night says that IN
this branch the cOuutry 10 the west Of
us IL 20 well 10 the front thi, year that
ho believer u would take the ptizs over
auy other pan OF the Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
ARRIVED In NEW YORK.
The Ulah Sugar hen on Their WAY
Home.


a telegram received from Now York
this morning announced thAt Manager
r. H. Cutler aud Superintendent C..
Grange Of the Utah sugar company
had ar'lyed iu that city on their return
from Europe. II expected that they
will reach here Ia about week.
The gentlemen have made an ex.
tcHtiys tour In Europe aud have been
acquiring Information Tor the further.
auce Of the sugar iRolory's interest. At
tae Lrhi works the buvjs are worried
up 30 that all theirs IL Of frs,.class sugar
sssys.. A considerable quantity Of
ihs icclAfiuc matter IL Lost n evapOr.
alton, but tust u o necessity. Alter
thu 6etls are through, however, there
u large product which contains
d low percentage % the ingredients
which form sugar but IN sugh
pfOpuf;i. Ne that it cannot bt made
RvailAblr 'Ur that pufpgrr. In Ger.
many this product IL ecOnOmiEei In the
manufacture Of alcohol, etc, anu Due
Oi tue objects VI tue visit VI Messr-.
Cutler aud Granger u that country
wat u learn how this result could be-
attained here. They have Scquited
much valuable inform ,uUn on the sub-
lrcl, and u II expected they viii be
ablu b utihEs c0u-idvfabiu pgru0n U.
the sugar beet that hefeIOi0fB has been
wssiol.
This beet crop IL ia splendid condi.
tor aud IL proving ,qual 10 the most
sau- uine expectations frit 10 the early
part VI the Feason. When tue works
start up II II expected that they viii
he kept going az tuvir hishust capacity
until tbs tuginniug OF the year, aud
Will do even letter DIAN last season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Colonel 1rumbo Back Again.

Colonel Isaao Thumb, tue well.
known California politician aud friend
of Utah, has returned from Washing
too where iOt months pbst ho has been
rendering valiant service to tho people
OF this Territory IN pressing their
claims for statehood. Colonel Trumbu,
briug an ult Salt i.akef with view
10 again becoming a resident hott, was
met by many OLD acquaintance
throughout the uAy Rud warmly
thanked Tor his able efforts ut the Cap.
ital and elsewhere Ia behalf Of the
new commonwealth. lilo IL heartily
welcome here sud II II hopJd that his
good WORK Tor Utah will 10 continued
with each succeeding year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
IrALoUsY ANU nEVENuE.

mr.. Fromm Throws Huinhuric Acid
10 the Pace of a supposed HiyaL
BUFFALO. y. g., Aug. 0.--Mrs. J..
Fsomm, wife Of thu superintendent u
the HoIseU Furniture company, threw
pint Of sulphuric acid ia tue face OF
Mics Louise Leb,r last night. Mis.
l.sbsf was TERRIBLY burned aud VIII
lice the sight of both eyes. The A..
tault occurred on Clinton street where
Miss Letter was waiting for n car to
ttku her 10 the thehluL Snu wss a
OIL .utiiul woman Of excellent fepute
rud finely educated. AOOuttiX months
l.O she made the acquaintance Of Mt.
lumni, who represented ~ her tnat lac
was single. lie attended her 10 vafi.
uu- entertainments.
one Jay Mrs. Fromm saw them TO-.
guther on the street anu that night
called at Miss Lebef's house. ani told
her that Fromm was married to her
Miss Lebrr then promised that She
wuuld nos see Fromm again aud size
irsIsts that shv has not. It's supposed
that mfs. FfOmm believed that Mits
Lutot had again iuet FfOmm at the
uUrbCT where Miss Luber wsu waiting.
Mrs, FrOmm appeared At the place
hbJut s O'Clock Carp iug u Pint Iaii
nllcd with the HclI. Sue walked up
90 Miss Letter and threw the whsle OF
% into her face, sgyiug! "YOu will
steal my husband, you hu2zlW Then
she tau away Huu the police sought In
vain Tor ner until shu gave hersclt up.
aliss Lubur ieil, her svroams drew a
crowd anu size WAS put into n hack anu
hurried to n phyticiAn'S Office.
inu hrsi Was falling from her face
nud neck IN piucrs aud her clothing
was burning. rhr doctor rays her
tigut IL ruined anu She may uis from
tn snOcs. She asserts tuat shu had uO
arrangement with Mr.. Ffomm aud was
gong to the theater AiOue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
CoNGuESs DoiNuN
nnIs's Resolution IaucninE national
THNation,

WAsIuNuTON, Aug. 6.-In the Sem
ate tnIsy u resolution was introduced
by Mills, Democrat, TeXas, aud laid GU
the table Temporarily, declaring that
la the revision Of the existing tyetrm
% national taxation the following
principles should be- observed:
Fret, all taNra are burdens on the
taxpayers anu can only be Hghtiuily
Imposed ~ raise revenue for the support
oil the government.
SECOND, when taxes arc imposed on
imported goods the rate should be 40
low ~ not TO materially restrict imp0t-
tAtlOu.
Third. In selecting the articles 10 be
taIu only those ready for consump-
ton should be chosen, aud those lni-
ported toT manufacture ~ 10 be mauu-
iurud should DO exempt.
The resolution offered on August /
| by Chandler, l50kiug g. The iuvrsiiga-
tiau VI the DOMINION Cod company
" NOva Scotia uud the substitute o.
Tered by Mile, providing that special
committee Of 1--WE should be directed 10
| report 10 the Senate whether any mem-
her Ut Congress IL or was Interested In
any company engaged In mining coal
Ia any OF the states or In any railroad
company engaged In transporting COS ],
which would come into oompeti-
ton with tue Dominiou Coal
/ company, and whether iu re-
moyal would reduce the price Of
coal u consumers, and what section Of
! the country would TO benetitled by It's
retention, were tHken up. A discus.
sion arose between Mills and Chanu.
Ter rs 10 whbther the old sugar" com
mitIre should be Entrusted with this
| investigation or whether new com
miltep should be- APPOINTED. Mills II
/ yured tue retention Of the old COM
mlttre because, he sSid, Il was honest
anu capable aud recently reported that
the charges made against seualors had
| not been sustained,
els that the reason why the senator
rom Texas iavurs this oOmmlttet2"
inquired Chandler
stills denlc that he was infusncei
by any SUCH MOTIVES and expressed
his willingness 10 have a new com.
mltiee appointed,if Chandler preferred.
The resolution 10 investigate the
| DOunuiOu Coal company went over
under the rules without actiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
IonAY,s YAoIIr nA,E.
A. Alleged TFick Agreed upou He
tween tho satauitR aud britannia.

Al alleged IFicg Agreed upou ne-
tween the sa,auita aud britannia.
Cows, G-le of wight, Aug. IT, The
NigiiaDt, Britannia Aud 5atanita START.
ed tOday Ia the Hugsita Of tbs Royal
London yacht uluu. The Salauita got
a little the best Of tho start And nj
Rydc pier led the Nigilaut ! minute,
~ seconds, AMI tue britannia min.
utes, - seconds.
A larger numle' u spectators assem-
bleI than ever before aud Witnessed
thc English regatta. Emperor VIII
liam arrived on his imperial yacht at o
O'iUck. AT the outset the Britannia
held a wiudwRtd position. The Nigi-
liant tried to pass her but she lutird up
anu held the Nlgilant back, ami for a
time both made llgtlr progress ami tie
Sstanita forged antAI. The spectators
concluded. ~ the weather was NOS iay.
ofable 10 the Btilanuiu, tue British had
reached an UNDERSTANDING that the
britannia should devote honelf 10
harIassing the Nigilant while tho
5atauita went out for the cup. A.
Warner nght ship the Satanlla led The
Vigilaut 10 seconds aud tue Britannia
55, aud when half the course was Gov
cred only little over miuule sepnral-
cd tne first aud tbs third yacht
The Nigilant won.
Tue times " the yachts at the finish
were. lhe Nigiiaut b'ub.l5; the Brit
ianiA 5;l i;g1; lne SatAnilA H.ij!l6. The
Vigilant consequently won ~ min
uttHl2 ttCunur, or counting Out her
lime allowance, . minutes l. seconds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Asto Gas Companies.

Wells, Fargo a Go. has brought an
action against tbs Ogden Gas Light a
Fuel oompany aud the Salt Lake d
Ogden Electric Light company In tue
Third district court praying that the
transfer OF tho business franchiso, AMI
property VI the Ogden uas Light n
Fuel company 10 the Salt Laks & %.
den Gas d Electric Light compaoy be-
void M So their claim, anu that saii
properly be- subject 10 judgment
secured by the pigintltis against the
inst named company on June 10, 1894,
tor $40, g2i bS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

bad Shove lie lyl.t Auu-'
mJdeu from virw with l.
Beslurs the.r trumphai ir1uui
ie hos many valuable Trcmiu.gt
W. reminders g., interesting y1utsss.
When n i,uude5stoJJ tuat MrOsuua
does not regard MIN eli ass profession. Il
tut rather EH hu amateur having 90
resort to manual Aurr CO. varl v ivsil-
hood, bis accomplishments are phe.
n0menai. IL may Ue that hu VIII be-.
come prominent mere ~ iuiurs bicycle
contests. But be Is too remote from
icrinudiu conditions 10 stnftlc tho
world here by iuftuor lowering Of biz
record on skutvs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Ills Mental Condition.

Andrew L,rou, Until lately en-.
rloyvi at the smeliBr al sandy, was
examined In tho Probate court this
afternoon In regard Io bile mental con-
dltlon. After hearing 'oveTal wit.
rc.sra, thr examulrg committee, cOn-
sist!ng OF Dr.. MrtCusm and WORTH.
ipgtou aud JUICE BlaiG umandrd
Larsen TO the cIuu,y jail Tor lew
DAYS lu order that bic actions may be
watched Ia tho msAuIlmr' -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
HE HAS MANY MEDALS
A Great Cyelnt aud Skater Takes Up His
Residence In salt Lake.

A young Norwegian, Peter Odlund
by name, arrived Ia Salt Like n few
days ago With u view TO making this a
place OF permanent residence. Mr.
Osllund comes direct from his native
country AMI Il % years Of age.
In conversation with ghr gentleman
"A NEWS representative this morning
AscsTtAined that be IL a cyclist with n
record that will make him an Interest
ing character "a local wheel CIT.
Giles. lie has participated IA four
bicycle contests iu Norway that at
tracted considerable attention. As a
result he DISPLAYS four valuable
prsmiums-twO first anu two second.
/ n each instance sovon OF Norway
hast whrrlnltu were competitors,
The distance was 800 meters Ia the
nrst race anu the time, .:27 over n
track ssiu 20 be- much Inferior " tnOse
Ia this country.
ia tue s,guud place the race was
oyrTAstrbtch OF 5000 meters aud ule
time maize $40 hut MI Osiuui In a
much brtlertaHtrt tuan 10 ulcyclist AMI
hDius the W0ru's nmateur champions
| sniu medal, with record within ten
sec6nus Of the beet over made. AZ
Au international skating tournament
nsld Va 'lfOnuhIeu Norway, on Janu'
| Ary "a. 1872. ue sN0t over the ice n Git-
| ta1cs oil three fnglish mlies In the
surprlsing ume % s'jjl.5. In MaTuu
al Ia, same year He tau hail mile ia
1,Is.g.5 and ami February "a, 1894, At
uaue another record OF / 500 meters ~
2.2S.A.6,
| and a phutograyufe cut " him "a puN
IshsL in tnu Kusuana Norsk Ldratls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
PISTOL REConns nRoKrN.
smith carr scores Ninety-nin, Of 4
Possible One hundred.


Possible enc hundred.
sAE FKASCuCJ, Aug. G.-Smith
Carr, n member Ui tue Columbia pistol
aud ride club, while practically pTAc.
ticing 81 Shell Mound Park, broke ali
known records with the pistol. Curf
shOt at All America u standard target At
u distance OF fifty yards, ton shots TO u
string. The total number OF shOth ht
Hired was 100, aud hs succeeded IN
scoring 90 out Of possible 100 on three
uiuetVnt aITlngs.
His total score for the | 600 shots was
H6S points which also exceeds all pre-.
yiuus Known performances. lhe
hignest ever made heretofore was ~
by a MastRchust tts marksnAB.
Carr will not be given an official Tt.
cord on his scores because they were
not maize In oTeu competition hut all
papers here proclaim him 3 sIOl cnam-
piOn Oi America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

siam pss one ~ the fiorst iu the
&. 'fy but ID now n smol, efiug wreck.
. he large stables ~ the Omnibus CON.
pany are nov burning AMI Tie car
stan o. ~ tue Pail.Jeiphit Traction
{ o. aud adjoining property ATE haily
DAMAGE. This P1ilsdelpnis ani iislii-
more playafs who were uTac.iclug uu
inu felt noticed narrow tongue u
flame shooting up tetwoen the oaris
OF tho attitlou. Siou the entire slruc-
tufe was burning furnace. Tue ly.s
IL 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

Tho Gre drpas,ncn. ua ils nrat run
last night ia tire ABSENCE NJ Cmuf
Uryiuc 10 No. li5 vust Second Suuih
street " here ihrir wan % smull u.azs Ia
Hu Italian lodging mouse. Oupu i the iu.
mates hat gone 600 sleep lrGvIr. %
candle lufniug. ~ Co.." wax liuu.
luaut melted away the il,mr W., ,.n.
nuricstrd u a winIJW iraur, snHiug
a ire that resulted in sending Tine
ALARM. Toe u.o uf u bucket u water
made II unnecessary for tie lite la.dits
% DO auythins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Dr. TaYlor rile, Ills Snli.

The attorneys " Dr. Jabez W. lay
loI, Of this CITY, have At length illed In
the Third district court their promised
S25, 900 damage suit against De. Allan
Fowler aud other members " the
board OF medical examiners for the
Territory OF Utah, namely, Drs. BeAttle,
Richards, CRtuahan, draves aud Dart.
An outline VI the complaint was gwen
Ia these columns week OF 10 ago. II
10 alleged that the board pTuiuITed
false anu malicious charges against the
doctor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Registration Items.

The Utau Commission today ap.
pointed Ja. h. Snow as an extra reg .
tfAtlon oiiicrs al Provo. Tue ressjn
for this il thst the work u registration
At that point Ia much heavier than be-.
fore, there being also two ,e,s VI oaths
20 subscribe %.
Al the new precinct Of Tucker, Gre
Atei by the county court Of u all, John
Bigley was appointed precinct tggist.
rHE This new precinct is part VI
Ihl.Lle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
INyA~ioS PREVENTED
strikers net by U.rntirs aud Torcs
Of uttittn.

PERU, His, Aug. The Invasion
ni four huudfel strikers fmW Spring
Valley, Suatonville All LsJI PLANNED
atA macs meeting ON Saturday, failed
10 mAtuiitite. fnry lnt1u TOD TO pre-.
vent by potsuaslUno or violence the men
from going 10 work Ia the Carbon Cool
cOmpany's shat this mUruiug, ShTril
Taylor brought down hty deputies
ana the ottawa militia, IIe militia
met the miners south Of tho tivet aud
short but liiNt y txIstlctce with the
bayuuois cUnvintei the Invaders thst
they mad no bu.iuess on this side Of
ito rver. Meantime one hundred
began working Nc the Columbus tcalr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
nm MEs.LNNEN sTAIlI8.

WAsuINGruN, Aug. 0.-Pfomptly at
the lime bail at moon today, Chirt
CIpsul Gsorse b. French anu q, Ron.
sayllle starlod from tue white Houte
on tho great bicycle relay race from
wnshingtop, TO be run in conjunction
with tbs forthcoming l.. A. W. meet.
'Fhsy bofe letter from Private Secre-
mIy ThuTbrr TO Governor Waite II 10
~ iullows:
"ro the governor OF Coloraioi-siE
AT the request OF the lragre Of
American wheelmen tue President
directs me herewith to enclose the
iunsTary OF tho proposed Journey from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
penlh of NM. EIln D. neckrr.

The news Of tHo death " sirs. Lila
T.. Decker, wife Of II. V. Decker anu
,,stcr OF Bishop o. h., whitney, will
convey sAd snock 10 her macy
lfients who were not aware Of her
illness. She gave nifth ~ = baby NJ @
O'clock Saturday evening, anu died nj
1880 tGe same night Of Cuuyulsious,to.
sulung irnm acute Brighps disease
The child h iatiug we'll Mrs. Drvsei
was 20 years NJ tgo ami was beloved
by MI VINO kuew hor Or the possession
Of many Kind aud charitable quaiitlrf.
The funeral viii be- held this at. fnoOu
NJ o O'Clock, At 20 l.. North Temple
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
MURDERED IN CHINA.
The SID Fate Of az Eminent French
Explorer In TnlOat
And Proper Compensation to the Family
OF the Unfortunate Traveller
War News.

TIES TnES, Aug. 6.-Julos Deutril
Do Rhiues, the eminent French ex.
plorer, has been murdered In Thlbci
and bis body thrown into the river.
The French envoy has adjressed a
protest to the government, demanding
toe recovery an the return d the I'M
fortunate mans body an1 papers, also
tnst tho Chinese government mske an
apology for the occurrence and provide
proper compensation for tue family Of
the murdered.