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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

To the Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex. Feb. LII You WI.
permit me- I would like to correct some OF
the statements made by Mr. Jnm,s ~,
scott IN his communication as pubhsh9t
ln this mornings issue of your paper, u
the first place, many u rs pay pugFtell
water rent without the least CLEAN or nope
Of obtaining any clear water from the ptes'
eut system " waterworks ia Fort worm.
We know that II we hope 10 get any cie9t,
water 20 use tsc IN our households we WV
have TO huy II from the water wagons tnlt
arc controlled by stockholders OF the Nala'
t0rlum.
second. A prosperous business Is ens-
tanned by mixing the artcslan well water
and the river water. and our magnificent
Natat0rlum would languish and die II an
our citizens could obtain clean water 70
drink, 10 battle with and to cook win
from our city watcgw0rka.
/ have no Idea that any OF our CITY taih,
ers are at all Interested IN the success ~
the Natatorluu. but are true AMI loyal
Democrats elected hy a large majority VI
US, aud II candidates again VIII get
thoro Ell" 'nnd don't you forget IT. mn
less perhaps sir. Scltt viii become q eau
didate. A LOYAL DEMOCRAT.
Victor egg coal for cooking and base
burning stoves at So per ton. Phone
2O5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
coRsIcANA NEWS MOVIES.

Special Dispatch.
Corsicaua, Tex, Feb. 1.--E A. Do
veil was arrested near purslry this IN rn-
ing and placed in jail here this afternoon
on charge of theft Of horse. lie Is
wanted IN Boston county.
President s. w. FOrlyce Of the Cot
ton Belt arrived here in his special car
this morning, and he and party spout
the day in the city. which consisted Of
Messrs. ] A. Edison. II & X .lly
A. ;. Dodge, A. II. Lgsntt AMI Mas
ter Mechanic Galbreath. They express
Ell themselves as bcing highly Pleased
with the city and very grateful Tor the
consideration Of the road nv Cor.ielnn.
The party will leave the CITY tonight.
The commercial club is growing rapid
". ! now has a membership Of 1l2.
The club will meet one dav this week
aud get in shape for effective work.
Under the contract labor law nearly
200 Spanish ciglr-makcrs will be de-
ported from Key West.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Mr. y. n. Gopher was appointed genera
circulation sgsnt for the Daily Gazette
October l. His travelling represcntnugrs
are j. I, Mullen, Albert Rogers, J.
Terry and Q. A. Read
Letters OF authority arc given 70 nH nc
credited agents OF the Gazette. ana w 60
or doubt persons representing thshis.tt,Vs
authority
AL postmastefa are authorized 10 net as
agents foi the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Sanger Scntnel A. g. Scurock OF the
Glehurur Chronicle, president " the rcNos
Press association, has presented q very
clnnlnnlnblr Idea for the consideration not
uniy of Texas editors, but of the citizens VI
TrNae. His plan " thnt the next national
association be presented wi,a a special cur
bling ut Ashury park. and thrrpat being
representatives. from an parts NJ the ma
ton NO better means Of advertising Texas
could he introduced, And he deserves q
chrome for suggesting this and We are sure
satlshrd that Texas editors will br with him
In toto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

This paper 10 kept on fle and advertising
rates may he ascertained ~ me once OF
The American Newspaper Publishers, Asso.
It's Eastern business office, As Irlhuhe
building New York
west,rn business ofnce-50o, "Ihe Rock
1. C. Bseiwita. solo agent for foreign adj
vertlsing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Oyerton Herald: II the people Of Texas
would tnke advantage " their opportunity
they would 90 10 work at once 10 put the
advantages OF the state before the people
nf the old states who are seeking homes
In more favored sections, hut Texas Is such
an Immense state In territory as well as
resources and 50 few Texans ever get out
Side boundary lines. that our own people
do not reallge the advantages offered here
Ia the farmers Of the frozen district Of the
North and the worn out sections of the
older Southern states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Tho two Missouri senators who voted
with Senator Ilill to reject Ilornblowcr
have boon made to feel that the prcsl-
dent has no further use FOR their advice
In thc matter of making appointments,
nnd they have not been In the White
House since the vote was hnd. The
president is not showing himself to be as
smart as e serpent in this matter lilo
will need the votes Of some Of the an.
posing senators to insure Peckham's
continuation, and he Is not likely to get
them as loug Us he rescnts senatorial
independence. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

~ TVT ITNIITTF
The story sent out from Hay Springs,
Neb., detailing the brave manner In which
a messenger captured n train r0bber hidden
In u stuned buitalo and held HIN until ON.
GERS took him In charge, proves tu be q ere
ton Uf The Imagination ~ country editor
Ky. II The sale OF that brand NJ liquor Is
not stopped Nebraska will get reputation
that VIII convince people It is q Wild west
show IN Itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

scarcely wise to heap hcnors on an In
diyidual awaiting trial on charge Of fei-
ony as has been douo in the appointment
Of W. T., ID. Stokes TO be- commissioner
10 the Antwerp exposition. II is hardly
possible that the United States cannot
furnish representative whose escutch-
con j. unstaincd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Emperor William rcc2ffB celebrated
Ills thirty-soyonih blrtkdE. On this oo.
otsion he publicly eSsfyssed his pleasure at
the loyalty OF his Agefman subjects. The
scenes In the pf15hslag prior 20 the pas.
sage Of the sfp6 hill were not indicative
OF oyerwAf41ng loyalty, hut with the
largest 1tthdIng army In Europe at his
back Dfliam can readily interpret the
sem 0ents of his people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
A SOLID CAR LOAD
VI loaded shells just received at Ander
onB gun store.



Three men were Killed and several
wounded az a country dance near Gordon
Ark. TIE country society editor In report,
lug the event win probably wind mp with;
IAN The ladies and gentlemen had lovely
limr Hud are deeply indebted 10 iupir geH-
inl host aud hostess for cOurtuslcs eN,
tended"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Naaogioches Chronicle; The prospects for
prosperity In East Texas are Frightening
some At lcnst 70 Is moi believed by those
who have thought philosophicAlly over the
present condition and The outlook that times
win be. any worse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Wolf City Sun. The Texas Press
Association will take an exhibit
car with Il on lie Northern tour
this spring, and show the peonlc thr
wondcrfml resources Of the Empire state
aud with a crowd Of editors TO talk ley.
as, VIII do the stale an immense amount
OF good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A. o. L. w. will hold an Important
meeting in their hall this evening. An
members aud visiting brethren are re
qucsted TO b. present
WILSON GREGG NJ. w.
NJ. n. WALLACE, Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Shonld Gladstone carry out his alleged
intention Of retiring from public life
and Of spending his last days In the
qnieiudc Of his home he will give
added testimony to bis right to the title
of Grand Old Man Most men would
hold the reins Of power and place, until
death unloosci thdr grasp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

This second stiGeuing Of winters back
bone within the last twenty-four hours
will not necessarily interfere with the
sly Old sinners wontcd lingering in the
lap Of spring,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A New York club man says that hard
times are teachug poker players economy.
That is, they play for the same stakes,
but settle on the basis Of 80 per cent.
Debts which are not those Of honor CON
tinne rs f1rmerIy. unsettIe1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Henry Watterson has announced that
he is mot IN il' when il comes to being
the next president lie probably expects
10 elopc with the "starcyed goddess
before three ycaHa. but Henry might
have deferred his negative until he was
asked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Lexington, Ky, IL thinking Of putting
ir Si2o,O00 system Of sewerage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A banking sharp was recently captured
NJ MohLereN Cal. rals Is rars sneeies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Count no man criminal until his guilt
"a ~s'sd is good counsel But il Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Important, salvation on. the greatest
cure on earth for pain, Is only Is cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Iihcrty Viullcatnr; Let the home-seelcr
continue 10 come into our county. Thrre Is
room TO spare for many more, anil thous-
anls upon thousands Of acres Of virgin land
awaiting the touch Of the farmer OF energy
and vim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Throcl,morton Times; The Fort Worth
pncksrv Is now killing only 30 hogs per
aav IL has a capacity for 1000 per day,
hut hogs are too scarce 10 supply the de-
mnud Texas furmcrs shoud see that This
stafr Of nffnlrs docs not exist much longer
The nSekcrv can handle 500 cattle per day,
hut 4 only killing twenty-five.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Needing lohle. or Children who want build,
ing up, should TAXI
HROWN's iitOn BIITERs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

i il pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion,
htienfuess. Liver Complaints aud Nsnraig.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Victoria Advocate; Immigration 10 Texas
Is greater now than It has hrcu for many
wears. and the class OF immigrants is by
no means Of the objectionable Kind The
teams and implements 10 wrUSt from the
soil the easily yielded competence and pros.
pcrlly Unfortunately, however, no organ
iE01 cnort 10 attract attention 10 Its I'M
duestune1 resources and advantages has
been made and hnnce IL has received hut
a Nnrr ANAL nronlrInn nf tho now cnmers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

st. l.onls Repuhlic' Tho lowcrs that
hlo,iu In the spring hcreanouts come up
smiling ia january iu Southwest Texas.
Instead OF nrs and the ringing 90 skates on
thu l,p they have rnses down there and the
click ~ the lawn mower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Victor egg coal for cooking and base
burning stoves at So per ton. Phone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
TODAY'S COUNTY COURT.
an Economical Hove Blade On The
Part Of The S3ltC.m8l.
The county Collector and Assrsss.'s
naps-Heports Of Omccrs nnd
Other nusinsss.

Tho county court has boon go session
again today, but It was nearly ~
o'clock when business was taken uI,
with the reading Of the minutes.
Is THE HOSPITALS
TIE County Physician (Dr Worth.
ingtonl reported that there are four
patients Ia tue city hospiiala a. this
date, divided equally between 81
MarS's ami s.. Mary.
rRIsosEils BOARD NIL.
Sheriff Mcqueen prraeutei his board
list Of county pris5uom under hi.
charge for the month Of Jane. l.
showed that l,Ots uoss had been
served to them during tua. psnod.
4 DFFEHENcE rs THE COST.
For the b.i 4ging az tas county
COLLECTORS AuJ assrsaos'- m "a 90 date
two bids were received rNJdiJ
before the ndj1u,nmeug st noon, and
hlou temporarily IfU cue was lui iu
by Mvssrs. Lyach a.. Connolly. Tue
price named w. thc ~ isr tue COLLECTOR
map We, $50 a44lJ. nat Of the a-ses'
s3f $50. IU'stF. Eadlrr hnd Ell.
fa.sI t.H.A wyst respectively s2lj
n.. siJI-qll,v v big difference. Last
: 'aF t,] work was dJuu by tue hour,
ntl csst the county upward Of 100000,
4Iis year iiis contract JJU, 90 be-
executed under bOn1s, anu u big saw.
ing, a. may be seen, Win be- effected by
the now method.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
A DASTARDLY ACT.
carl Anderson Shot in The Leg, at
Union, THIS Morning.
AND. PETERSON HIS AssAILiSr.
imputalion Became Necessary, and the
Operation Was Performed
This Afternoon.

Al 4 O'Clock this morning, at Union,
Carl Anderson was shot In the risht
leg, Just below the knee, by Andrew
Peterson, infliotlDg a wound which
resulted In tbe loss OF the limb
Anderson was brought hero later anu
placed In d. Mays hospilSl, where
bs was asked for statement
IL appear, according to the mans
s,ory, that ho was out IN bis field water.
ingA part Of the farm about 900 yards
ffom the house, when Peterson came
40 and arrested him saying "Now |
have mot you, you d. - Of ab-,"
and Immediately poured the contents
II shotgun into him. The shot took
effect In the right leg below the knee,
literally tearing the member 10 pieces.
The load also killed AudersOn's dog,
which was with him at the time. An.
dorson crawlcd on his hands aud
kutcs distance Of 5JO yards to his
home, when assistance OF tho noigu-
uOfs was summoned.
AndcrtOn says thht TOT some llnlc
past there has been chad blood" BE-
tween himstlf AMI Peterson, ON nc.
count OF rUme objection raised by tho
former ~ the marriage Ct Peterson
with his niece. Nit. Anderson thiuks
that the shot was fired solely on this
account, ~ there has never been any
other trouble between them.
Peterson has disappeared and Con-
stable Van NalkoubuTg VI Uuion 10
Prosecuting search for his mau. MTs.
Peterson was entirely ignorant Of tue
smoothing, her husband having lelt hvr
on sunday evening about O'CLOCK,
saying mat no was coming 10 Salt
Lake TO seek employment.
Andefson'a deposition WIS taken thih
afternoon aud DIciorg Finkefton anu
Motthington nmputstc1 the lmU ~
the krer. The wOundud man N about
iouy.fvs years OLD, and a. present.
uuing nicely under the circumstance
und viii 10 All probability survive the
ufueal.
sheriff Mcqueen was apprsei OF the
shooting by telephone about 10 O'Clock
this morning auu nj once leitiof Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
AN EVENTFUL NIGHT.
Long Hours Of Weary and Impatient
Watching by Salt Like Police.
WHOLESALE JAIL BREAK SIprED.
A Cunning Plan, Determined Effort
and Lot Of desperate and Dis
appointed Prisoners.

Lisl night was an oventiul and un
usual one with tho ofliccra Of the Sal
Lake police force. Early Ia the even
ing the Information reached the dcsl
scrgean,s' office from the jail thai
there was to be an attempted delivery
during the night. Gn fac, that To,
worn had already commenced.
10 act onsotullly aud promptly
without arousing tho suspicion Of tue
prisoners Yves move that was well
aud quietly made. CONFINED ON the
ground Il DOR "a two rows Of cells with
open doors IL n gang OF desperate aud
hardened criminals. In the middle oil
the small, durHlsnd dinpy CORRIDOR hal
separates the prison NJ Artmeuts referred
~ IL stove aud dirvC,ly above u
Is q wooden ceiling the boards Of
which were torn out. Through the
opening thus made about ten OF tue
prisoners climbed by means Of a
blanket rome. From thorr they made
their way 10 the southwest corner OF
the Jail aud Of once, with three finely
tempered small Steel saws nnd three
cofnrfed hir, began 10 saw asunIer
the iron bars imbedded Ia tue window
nearest the corner.
Chief Pratt and Captain Donovan
held consultation and Immediately
surrounded the jail with officers and
awaited developments. They expected
that they wOulu not have 10 wall long,
but they were mistaken ~ the work OF
delivery proceeded slowly though the
prisoners often relieved each other anu
Kept saving away continuously,
At the east tud oi this iail under the
shadow VI the wall lay the chief, De-
teotiye Sheets aud Deck Sergeant
Ferguson. At tue west, stationed
near the foundation la the big Appony
excavation was Policeman Mcdonald,
while across the alley leading Into the
ail yarJ, directly un1ot tho window
behind boatj fence cr0uched tue
form Of Captain DonavAn. That
no was not seen by the prisoners even
IN tho darkness n uusccOuutaUie, A.
he was only a few feet away. Every
officer expected 10 DO be me At nilluight
aud when alter that tiue they wtts
stlll compelled 70 lie on the ground
with faces down, the hours dragged
slowly, but they hnl no desiie at that
lMANAhAN 20 NlNlA Ah' AAAAlN hulAANf anu
20 tore up ~ beet they could.
At four O'Clock this morning enough
NJ the bars had been wfenohed from
iheir i0slenings 10 allow the passage OF
mans body ana at that hour Jamts
Doran, recently sent up for ninety
days TOT vagrancy aud who was sup.
posed TO have committed the Atwood
safe robbery NJ Murray, dropped from
the window Hnd sprang over the fOuce
almost on top OF Captain Donovan.
he was the most surprised mHu In
the country when be was confronted
by the officer, who presented a iurmid-
able looking revolver al HE head Anl
told him II he stirred another iuoh he
would shoot to XIII. DoTan fell back
almost parAly zed, while ia the jail
there was agroat fcampering among
the prisoners to got back 10 their places.
Dotan has spent the wn0ir OF today In
the sweat box. lie Is regarded NJ tho
toughest character IN the custody Of
the city officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
Today's Probate Court.

A couple OF ordera were inside In the
probate court this morning by Judge
Blair as 10 lowf:
Estate OF James Smith, deceased.
Hearing on petition tor letters OF adj
ministIatlon, j, j. Snyder was APP
pointed administrator ON filing bond
Of $4,000.
Estate VI Emma A. Williams, de-
ceased. Oder entered revolving the
appointment OF W. III. Wallace a.
special administrator and appointing
Mort u. Tay or In his stead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
PLENTY on SUGAR.


II II Being shipped from Ogden y
Il. {. N, l. Teams.
AZ $3.50 this iernOon train OF
heavily loaded wagons 70 led into u.
g. NJ. (. yard In this city. They were
( om o yien, and sugar was the cargo
r uAhL
when tue management o' the ingli.
tuition realized that The interruption OF
iIoight business between this clIy and
Ogden would continue until .uete
might be n scarcity OF tue snCchariuo
product here they made arrangements
to have sugar. % which they hHd "a
very large suIpmout lying iu Ogden.
Rwsiling lrauupor alton, brought in ty
teams, A train was htArtnl uut, carry 4.
Ing freight from This city 90 tho juno &.
tor, aud returning with sugar. ship
ping viii nov go on Stea lily until IA o
railways Tgaumti aud the pea. lr
doubtless viii TcmgmUUr that 90 II due
10 tho kind aud courtesy Oh. C.M.
/. that the sugar market " plendflly
supplied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
Ended Fatally.

The surgical operation upon EphrR-
i'm O, Davis, Of punish Fork, resulted
fatally few minutes after midnight
on Saturday night Allseemvd to be
Progressing isvorably for his recovery
until late Saturday afternoon, when he
heran suddenly ~ iail, and sank into
a nual slumbef. Brother Davis was
highly respected citizen OF Spanish
Fork, where ho has resided many
year,, anu where the sympathies Of the
people were specially drawn out to-
Walu him because VI his protTHelrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
For Dlsnerslng Rinlers.

Members OF ANA sympatniztrs with
the moi which assembled Of the RIO
Grande wt,tirn deptt on Fridpy night
askud with an ar OF injured lnu,cenco,
as n were. that Chiet Pratt ana Cap.
tain DIN ivau he "lnyestigatst" Tor
dispriplug the rloters ana arre.ting two
OF their number. They claim the
officers ovorsIepped the line Of law
and duy In seeing that peace ami
gLcu order was maintained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09

THE special train to carry the Oh
Folks To ssltair will leave tho Rio
Grand railway depot tomorrow morn
Ing at o O'Clock sharp. Al the com.
miitee aids, ana also the special ward
aids, both male and female, are re-
questsd to report Tor duty 10 the gem
efal committee at tue depot NJ O'Clock
q. m,
They will be furnished with ladgos
by Wm. l.. Binder, q memher Oi the
committee, without which they are not
entitled to ride on the truin. Only
thtss who wear red, blue anu white
badges are entitled TO free rides on the
street TAilwnys.
Returning rom the Lake In the
evening the train viii leave Satair ut
6:lO, ana arrive In the city nj $3.50. Thr
management Of the res ecIivo street
railways have kindly promised 10 have
extra ears at the depot NJ the hour
named 10 convey the old people 10
their rcsuecllvu homes In the city.
All excumiOuirta are foquttted 10 be
at the depot on time'
BY order OF the committee
ANDREW JENsoN,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09

illness. He was a. years " age and
leaves q wife and tvs children. The
body was iaken b Spanish Fork Sua-
Gay evening Tor intermeut. a plsi-
moItem examination was held IN this
city, a. when the deceased reaiz Il
that he could not survive he gave the
surgeons permission o. make IL, that
pfrchanrc they mitht thereby learn
somei hing that would 30 o. henoiit Ia
relieving others similarly niioted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
ronId MI RIde. So WnlLel.

The interruption OF railway tranic
between this city and the north did NOT
prevent an esteemed correspondent Of
tue NEWS coming 10 Salt Lake from
Pocatolo, Idaho. Ito wanted 10 got
mere nnd CAME, arriving iu town
Saturday. lie made tho eutlFr
Journey on foot After concluding his
busiue.s here be- will return, by the
same conveyance II necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
FELL 800 FEET TO DEATH,
Horrible Fate Of Byron Alfred Of
SpTIls City.
Tho Fatality nappeBrd On ridny, Hat
the Hody Mas Pound on
SUNDAY.


aIfNfflN ff| N.''NH ~ f"'' 'fA'fN
SPRING CITY, Unh, July 0.-Byron,
the ron OF our esteemed townsmaD, n.
w. Alfred, Jr., and noble lad " is
year,, accidentally fell over steep,
rocky ledge at The east mountains Frl'
day morning ard was Instantly killed.
Word was not received here until
Sunday, aud the body was found by q
search party sent from here the same
day. lilo had fallen almost three
hundred feet aud the body when found
wasina crushed condition and, being
exposed h the rays Of a hot sun for
three days, was badly deeomposed.
The family have the sympathy OF
the entire community In their Terrible
bereavement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
Organ Recital.

There will be- d grand organ recital
in the Tabernacle this evening begin.
ming Mt $3.50. The affair ia given
gratis and for the express benefit Of the
three or four hundred stfikt.delayed
pas ongers who are now sojOurning iu
this city. An excellent program has
nrrn prepared aud there IL no doubt
nut that the time VIII DO most pleas ant.
ly and probably aponL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09

100 Sew Y,G, Saturday evening", all
well. Owing 10 the interrupted con.
clifton of passenger traffic, through
the great strike, they viii remain So
New Yllt aud yioiuily until he rail.
ways resume ami thny eau psFs
through without danger OF annoyance
or DELAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-09
A Holiday al Brighion's.

Judge Powers left the city on the
"Founh" to join HE VITO and family
Mt Brighton's "sc,tea" near Park
CITY. since then he has been having a
delightful lime Ia the mountains. Tue
ludKo IL expected back In salt Lake
about Thursday rexL He VIII remain
Tor business n iUw uays and then re-
turn 20 BuEhton's.