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The evening world., 1894-04-20
BASEBALL AT WEST POINT.
Cadets VIII Play the seventh Regi-
mcnt Nine To-Morrow.

Great interest Is felt in the baseball
game at West Point tomorrow between
the cadets OF the United States Military
Academy and the team representing the
Seventh Regiment of this city, as 1t Is
the first time that the cadets have con-
descended to meet a militia team.
Lieut.. Harry Duval. of the Seventh
Regiment. has arranged for a special
train To take the members of the Sew
enth to West Point.
The Sevenths band will leave the
Grand Central Depot at 1l.3O In charge
of Sergt. Lance Wilson.
OF Company f. The special will leave at
20 o'clock Az the mines are now made
up they will probably play in these posi-
tlons:
Seventh Regiment. West Point
Currie, Co. r. C. Lott. c.
4, Donnelly, Co. n. Hinckley. p.
Fisher Co. +, 1b. King. lb
Mclurney. Co. +. 2b. Saltzmann, 3D.
~ ponnelly, Co. H. IS. Kerwin ss
Rooney Co. A, ab Barlow. 3b.
Kerwin, Co C. or Hoyt
Co II H. Gilmore. n.
Carcy Co. T. cf. MCDOnouEh, CT
Mack, Co. i. RI. Dander. RI.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
RESULTS AT MEMPHIS.
Cnss Surprised the Smart Ones In
the First Race AT ! to I.

RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS. April 2o,-
follows:
First Race-Slx administration by
Cass, to ! and TO .: Florey Meyers
second, 70 | for place. Roquefort third.
gTme--ll7 H.
second Race Four furlongs, Won by
Hlianrre. 2to and To 10; Sallie Wood
ford. second. t. for place; Dorah
Wood third TimC-0.5l l-2.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
FREIGHT CARS CRUSH A BABY
II Escaped rom Its Mother and
Got Under the Wheels.

AT 1l.4O o'clock this morning Mary
Favaria, aged fifteen months. OF Nesta
avenue. near Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
was run over by three freight cars dis
connected from engine 30 in the Long
Island Railroad freight yard, at Attain
tic and Snedeker avenues.
The child had escaped from her
mother. who was picking up cinders.
Her left arm was cut off about five
inches from the elbow. and the left
leg broken and the head confused.
Dr. Van Buscher. OF 56S Central avenue.
attended the child. He said that she
could not possibly live.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
VETOED BY TIE GOVERNOR.
NH Relative TO Compensation for
Labor In New York Parks.

ALBANY. April 2o-Gov. Flower has
vetoed the bill in relation TO the COM
pensation OF laborers or employees In
the Department OF Public Parks. New
York. He says:
'The Park Commissioners OF the city
Of New York have now authority TO
fx the compensation OF laborers or en-
ployees ut such an amount as may seem
10 them Just. This bill would limit
more than : day, I 90 net think q
The evening world., 1894-04-20
GERRY HAS THE CHILDREN.
Policeman Henry Appeals 10 the
Society 10 Cnrc for Them.

this morning show that Patrolman
James l.. Henry reported to the station
house at s o'clock last night that, upon
complaint, eGrry's Society had taken
charge Of his three children. Francis.
AGED seven years; Edwin. aged hve
ycur" and William. aged three years
treated the children. They were taken
from 2G3 East seventy third street Tn"
city Record does not give that as
HCnry's address
The evening world., 1894-04-20
ACTOR SOTHERN ILL.
Frustrated nt ucndinE by Neural
Ella of the stomach.
ny Associated Prs~)

READING, Pa April n-E, IL,
sothern, the actor, is confined to his
bed In this city. Hc IL suffering with
neuralgia OF the stomach, but HIS con.
his Lancaster anu Wilmington sngage-
ments.
IL is Mr.. Sothern's intention 20 leave
scr philSSfelph!s M, sis sysn'as II sis con-
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hoy Arrested for vasrnncy.

Henry Mlsch, an orphan bov Of seventeen
years. who says he came from Toledo. o.. in
freight car. has been wandering about the streets
NJ this city for a week looking for work AZ
nisht he sought shelter in the station houses At
,he Eas, twenty second street station last
night he was placed qndsr arrest for yasrsney;
him under the care Of Father Drumsoole's Mis-
nlnn.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
Racing In England.

LONDON, April 2O-At Sandown Park
to-day the Esher Stakes Handicap, 1000
soveraIgns, one mile, was Won by Car
rick. MacrcRdy second and Erin third
The Walton Y q. race for 1000 aovpr-
elgns was won by Baragget. Ridway
second and Evening Bell third.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
CONCESSION IN MADAGASCAR
Secured by Ex-COnsul Waller, De-
spite French Protests.
(py Associated Press. !

MARSEILLES, April 2o.-Advices re-
ceived here from Madagascar say that
ex-United States Consul Waller has Sc
cured a concession of the whole of the
southern mart OF the island. in spite OF
the repeated protests OF the French
Resident.
According to the French pioneer colon
lists, all the nationalities engaged In the
india rubber trade consider that their
vested interests have been injured by
this concession,
The evening world., 1894-04-20
RAILROAD MEN SHOT AT.
Outrage mt the Scene of the Kelley
IndustriaIs' Camp.
ny Associated Press. }

OMAHA, Neb,, April 2o.-A telegram
from Weston says, Harris Fox. Superin-
tendent OF the Rock Island. while sitting
in the depot, was shot at.
The bullett missed his head by few
inches. There is no clue TO the man
who did the shooting.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
John nnd Lillian Martin Arrested.

TRENTON. y. J.. April ?o,-Llnlsn Martin, Of
Edccwatcr Park. n, j., aud man claiming to be
her husband, who gave the name Of John MArtin
OF Philadelphia, are under arrest in this city on
charges Of being connected with the robbery OF
one of the sub-statons OF Philadepbla.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.
Second Day of tho Season Enthusi-
astically Welcomed.

AstiCuiiy "elCoueus
At ST LOUIS.
The st. Louis Pittsburg game was
postponed on account or rain.
AT PROVIDENCE--Ex Exhibition Game.
Providence. o D d U
boston ........ o 2 3 o 3
Batteries-Sullvan and Dixon: Nichols
and Ryan Umpre-Mr. Hunt.
AT CINCINNATI.
Chicago. o q
Cincinnati o 2 q
hutchinson and Kitridge.
Parrott and Murphy. Umpire-Mr.
Swartwood
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington.......... o
Phi ladelphia, ,...".....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mcclure;
Taylor and Clements. Umpire-Mr.
Hurst.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisvile..... o
Cleveland .... 2 o
Batteries-Menefel and Grim: Young
and thinner. Umpire-Mr. Emslie.
The evening world., 1894-04-20

BOSTON, April 2O.-Judge Colt to-day
decided against the New York and New
England receivers in the case OF al
legged discrimination on the part Of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. tr
The evening world., 1894-04-20
Gen. Carr's Ordeal.

10y AESocIated FFoasl n
TROY. N. T.. April 10 --den. Janss .. csrn
ox-seeretAry Of Stats. VAS epsrstsd upon ysyiss-
day Al g. Lnkss Hocpitai, Nsr rost. ~ tIs
removal Of q oanesroaa growth n ~ 1Io@<
FAs pperetioo Ye4 fase7.,'d- "a. "a A 4.
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lnfnnt,s Body Pound.

NEWARK. n. j.. April ao,-Ths body Of . dead
infant was found In the wszhroom Of the gvrry
sss' ;s ~ a "a "a 30 sss n ns.s s 'A'
The evening world., 1894-04-20
Whx Not

~ hs1s rs ~ iiqsas ra 81 ~ ne kssss
The evening world., 1894-04-20
The LIFE Of CROKER,by Otto Kenpner in Next Sunday

on balls. Another wild pitch scored
Murphy, and then Davis sent n foul ny
to BrOuthers. one run.
Seventh Inning - Robinson was
thrown out on great play OF Murphys.
and Connor threw out Mullane. clarke
making the out, w
Murphy caught McGraw's little fiy,
No runs.
IIouthers gobbled.
burke gave Mullane fly
boyle gave Brouthers another chance'
No runs.
The game proceeded as shown In the
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Baltimore.
3 O O 2 O O o 6 i / z
New Yors
q O o 700 6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
ARMY DEPREDATORS.
Davis County Nay Cause Them TO 30
Checked al Tho Wtbr River
SALT LAKE PROMISES 10 HELP.
Carrier Gets Drunk and Abusive
ramps Cause Trouble at Iieck's
Hot Springs

This afternoon telephone messages
rame rom the officials Of Davis county
10 this city, asking the officers here 10
AID the people there in defending them.
sslve, against the doprciaIions Of tho
InduslrIals, ne the LEGAL oiligors were
not mflclenuy powerful 10 cope with
mo horde tnat was growing IN upon
furm.
Tho people Of the county were being
rIagp g. suffer severely By the
unfmirsO On route from Ogden south,
.brUulh gardens being robbed and
vandalism generally being INDUCED
Iu,
Upon receiving the appeal Mayor
HasEin anu the bOarI OF i0licU com.
mHsi0ncrs at once gave permission for
JuIri OF Police Pratt AMI force Of
POLICEMEN o. proceed 70 any point
which the Davis county authorities
might designate IN order to check
IHr pillagu, uuu tho officials
4 Davis county were notified.
The mrmbJrs Of the county court OF
Davis h0lI a session this afternoon, the
chief topic uf diHcusllun bolus
whether it will not DO advisable TO
s,0p tho further advance OF the In
Ju6,fialists at \ cher river, AMI pre-.
vent them cOmiu into DAvis county
BtalI. Ihiaatsp u regarded Ga almost
o. necessity iOf the defense VI the
NOBLE.
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AMuSEMENrS.

TIE WINSTON testimonial comos a
at the Thoster tomorrow evening. a
most attractive program has been pro.
vldOd, special feature bgiug the
Appearance u Professors KfOuse and
Salmon In a four hand selection. 10 Is
gratifying % be- able 10 state that Mise
WinstonA friends are handling the
affair la way that would tgum 90
make iin success ilrcguuu conclusion,
THE WORLD is literally bilIrd about
town Tor Tuesday aud "Wednesday
next Harry Emery, the vol known
old timer, aud husband % Katie Put
nam, 90 Interested iu the venture and
has promiuoui part IN the cast
TINS CEaIRAL TuEArEu, on Com.
mcfciul street, Us icing fairly we'll
paiton.zoI, auI % fairly good snow Tor
thu money charged, b. bclHg presented.
THOMAS O'MALLEY, tho woll.knowu
actor has leased Wonderland, and
ptOpUiCs 10 ,ry bic luck nt cheap the.
atuUuls, With tho advent Uf
the other uhuap thUator on Second
south now uintiug completion,
ibis Will put three lIw.pricod houses
before thu public. 10 never rains but
II our, auI sImv o Tie ventures
soon, We ioaG will feel Ike clmln 30
Uut o. inv Nvt.
THE SALTAIg sTAsOS wAs really
opened iaat evening, though tho event
had been yet Tor several days uar I.f.
About 800 people, r.. tnn iuyiiagUI lt
Mr. clayton, t0uh tho O'Clock imiu
Tor the great resort, aud spent
the time until lD;8J tripping tho.
light fantastic ga the maguii.
cent pavilion, or titiiug listen
ing 10 tho enchanting strains NJ music
that ilUutvI over the water Ug calling
on tue little steam launch that made
quick runs out upon the saliy yXpauso.
tue evening was "a beautiful one, o.
calm aud hulmy a. could he imagined,
nul the enjoyment was most genural
on all hands. Every light the grand
pavilion was turned on, and the whole
place was litup ia a perfect hla1'. he
music was simply reflection, aud
many weTU the UuClmlumB BhOWtred
upon the plnyers. Dancing, B,rolliug,
sailing AMI luuchirg-il was rather
cool Tor bathing at that hout-cUn-
sumcd the time till the hour Tor DC.
paTtutu,
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Eliasop at MnrrnY.

Ellason. the clever young oxposer OF
rpirilualist Frauds, will occupy the
Murray opera house on Saturday even.
Ing, ut which time and place ho pro.
Poses 10 repeat the Performance given
ia the Salt Lake Theater few weeks
ago, "A full account OF which was given
iu the NENs At the time. Mr.. EliasOD
claims 10 be able TO repeat any act by
pretended spirit mediums after seeing
the act done three times, simply by
means OF sleight OF hand, anu does
away entirely with the cabinet, doing
everything Ia plain sight VI the audi.
euce. Ho will nls0 Introduce several
new features.
n convenient arrangement for the
visitors from this city Ia that the Rapid
Transit street car Ia held at Murray
until alter the close Of the performance,
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lslfator win remain Suspended from
that ONCE.
Estate Of Eliza a. Gray, deceased.
Herring on petition Tor removal Of
present administrator aud appointment
Of new one. T.. ID. Gray having
hlej HE waiver Of notice ami consent
90 removal, an order was mnio accord.
ingly, he being directed 90 fiIe bic &C.
count on OF Uoiorc June gs.h. 3 j.
Frnnhen was appointed administrator
on Ming bonds in tue sum Of 5000.
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Probate Court To-day.

ts'alo Of Js. Bircumshaw, de-
roa,ei. Order maize Tor sale Of real
estate, In accordance with the prayer
Oh p1tllion.
Estate OF Emma A. William,
ttcrntoi. PuHuuut TO attach.
men issued On j. IL. Williamr,
us tdminlslrator, that gentleman now
gpps yea ana lle hla account. Vhurs.
Gay, jane 7th, was set Tor hearing the
Anly, ana until that tune the admin
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HsheIoo CoIif.u and Nancy schoue-
vrIdt were taken before Commissioner
Fletcher 900 a.uuIay Cuiuu charged
with nlut,rJt alu the woman with
iuruicnilDu. b.th paitiu .uge.uiOj iu
obtaining u1uismeu, uud wuu bound
over 10 await The preliminary UXami-
nation, which probably VIII occur next
WtuE.
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nNnNneal.

Today, May 20, there was performed
IN the Salt Lake Temple the coremor y
which united a. husband aud wife
Alvin Be1z oy,sonoi Pfof. r., Beezlty,
and Miss Ruby Pratt, daughter Of the
late Elder OWon Pratt. Tho many
friends Of the newly welded couple
iu this city and elsewhere viii unto
IN Wishing them a pleasant voyage on
the matrimonial sea.
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CARTER GETS DRUNK.
he Also ludulg,s In q rirade Of Whole.
sale Abuse.

Carter who once claimed 10 DO a
preacher aud q pious man got drunk
and went OIL On the rampage this alter
noon. Hu also took occasion 10
condemn IN language emphatic
and pfoiano everything aud ovtrybluy
VINO no supposed whs against the "ln.
duntfialn movement Tue matter was
called 10 the attention Of Chief Of Po.
lice Pratt, who went down 10 the
"army" headquarters aud found
Garter roll1Cklug In tbs back yard. On
being Informed that he must either
behave himfoli or 30 10 Jail he sub.
sided ami promised 10 keep quiet,
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What Of the UogP

while riding his bicycle ut a three.
minute gait the other evening, Alfred
Farrell ran ugsius. dog uud was
thrown u consider bio distance. Hts
head ana shoulders were tho firBi 70
strike the ground, aud ho was ron.
dered unconscious. flo wac taken
home aud hns recovered from tho
shock. The tIont wheel uf the b cycle
was completely demolished.
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Home.

Home, comedy Ia three aotp, will
te given Friday evening, Ht H. X,
Th0mas's barnncle, No. 4i8 south
First West street. Tho cast 10 as i0,.
loves
Col, White tNlfrgd poulHon) ..aa. Mr.. HALEY
Az butrHuu ssss.ss,,ssss,,sMr ~, rtlrklll0
laplau Mountain ..sss.s.s,.,, SIZE D. NturtltIH
Ltlu, lhnmu.nu ssssssssssssssss VIZ. lambert
'nia lhnInlAuflssss sssssssssssstsNlIH cooper
lucy h1fflH'u 'ssssssssssssss.sssN $40. Thomas
george sssss''s'ss.ss....sM r brown
a drcss rehearsal viii hs given
(lhuriuy) evening fog children only,
as they win not boo admitted 10 the
regular performance.
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TROUBLE AT BECE's.
Tramps Brighten Women az the
Hot Springs Today.

4 telephone message was received
81 tue police station today 10 the elect
that a gang Of indusITlalists who
csmpsi at Becks Hot Springs lat
night were frightening the women iu
that vicinity win threats Of violence.
a squad Of police we're sent W aud
the msu were marched 10 this city.
They demanded food ana rest They
gat the former, but not tho latter, 40
iluy were marched south at pres limo
along the state ROAD under the suf-
yoilltnco OF mounted policemen.
Chief Pratt nys they arn genuine
tfamus aud that they refused 10 lunvu
She city until hu said no would throw
every 90 them Ia jail.
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From Tooele.

Prot. h. Beozley, tho veteran musl-
clan nnd choir Leader, who removed
irom this city 10 Tooele about q yUer
nluoe, was 10 town today looking and
feeling we'll. lie enjoys residence az
looeie, where lac IL engaged In the
divine orr.
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A tvelve.yoar.old daughter OF Blsh-
up RIto't Davidson was thrown from
"a horse 90 Cache Junction on SUNDAY
evening, breaking her left arm between
tho elbow aud shoulder She wa
brought 10 Logan, wuufo tlU broken
limb WA set.
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The A. q. Chnnnl.

The new chapel OF the Agricultural
College viii be- used Us public hail
for the first time on sunday
morning, when Hon. Geo. Q. Cannon
IL expected 10 deliver the hnto ilsuJea,o
address 10 the ilrHl oIas, 40 graduate
hum that gTedt educational institute.
Tho seating capacity of tho chapel ~
fifteen huudfos, aud % is expected that
10 will be crowded, The eAUfCls %
will occupy five days, and during mat
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COMMERCIAL


T1Iays c.1ar.us house exchanges
amounted O. eill,aJJ. Same day
last year, $40 sd.
IOuAN's QUOTATIONS
New Yorg.-SiIvar II., lead, $500
LsEIou.--5ilveI g.. .
ORE AHu UuILfJs.
Wells Faro g. Go. received today;
Penn. bullion, $1,000.
W. b. JOu-a IS W. received today.
Orc, 500.
MuC8rnlck Is O.. received today;
silver ard lead oIJs, 800.
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Rnherl smKlh,s Innernl.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Colonel Robert smyth, whose death
ls chroniclei In smother part Of this
issuc, Will 10 held tomorrow (FiIay)
afternoon 90 2 O'Clock, ct the twenty.
second ward school house.
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10. MINnrnN,, .nArnllr.

HasHf " AHH A"H - a "NA AsAA
Miss Jennie Winston will 20 east
next week o. complete hrr mualcal
studies, aud her friends have arranged
10 give her testlmlnlai concert at tho
VhOntcr mex Friday evening, May
2i,h. Following IL the program which
cannot but commend iNcll " all music
loving people:
PROGRAM.
l-"ueauiy's Eyes.".... ...,...........s lauast
tfUUtuH lMH.
e. Aria, "Dafn Nome, .........I .isuIuttl. Verdi
MiHH jennie Winston.
I-HIU.Hr SOLO "NUDumpHu.a D." ........... AIl.uuu
Nr, %. d. Thomas.
i-kluIu colo, "lltu A.r.H.............IlB urrI1t
hT, willard Wchc.
FART no.
f-IHyaUua. "rtars OF thc TlHH
hisH u,rutN IguungH, with Violin UH4.
rHlu Ny Sire Ntlut.
elmo. variations Cor two pianos ON a
beethoven tHUmu.s..t....... 1900. HHIu. aarnH
hIU II hrHuso aruNtr Thrlf1f ..I.I4r
5s-uIUIuuo colo, "fOrcador HuuFH. ....t4rmtr
hlr, Andy nUWd
50, "uUHl Thou Remember" .............. GODDARD
b, "NFmphs aud luWuH' ............ ilsfII.t 10
Mics Jrumg Winston.
Accompanies, Moaars. hrouso aud Salmon,
Reserved suals 90 oaub, general nj.
mission 20 cents.
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Mil Greek pemOrrals.

The Democrats OF NH Creek Will
inset at tho MN Creek ward house on
Monday evening next at eight O'CLOCK,
ut which time II Ia the intention TO
organize a society, Speeches will be
male by Hon, Il. \. Richards, George
W. snow, George Il, Blair ami 0therf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

time Governor Wc.taud -. Roberts
Will deliver uddfuHos. On friday
May 20, the closing exercises N the b'
Y. College will be held ln the Thatcher
opera house.
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Nlr.. rrnrnll Dead.

Mrs. Eliza Croxali, who has been In
o cfltiCal condition Tor some time pact,
died about ! O'Clock this morning nt
her residence at 1923 South Fiut West
street.
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On Saturday Next.

There viii be meeting Of the Salt
Lake County horticultural society IN
the Old Federal Cour. room, wasalCh
Building, on Saturday, ~ r.m.
n. H.. CALLAuAN, Prtsldent.
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MN Re nan TnmnlroM.

Funcnl services over the remains oi
Lewis Hiarih, will be- held 40 $40
South Second East, at u O'Clock Fri.
day.
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LOGAN.
LooAN. OrAm. Mny b. lsnl.
Dwelling Bnrned.

The residence OF Thomas l.. ObrRy
IT,, at Paradise, wna totally destroyed
by fire nj about | O'Clock on Monday
morning. Mrs. Obfay was awakened
at about that time by her baby, aud
found the house completely filled with
smoke. There WAS no time for tho
family 10 obtain their clothing, aud
but Just time for them 20 escape with
life. Two the children were sI nearly
fuilucaieu us 10 be- unconscious, AMI
remained ln that condition Tor nearly
TWO hours. Tho loss IL estimated 10
between $500 and 5000. The house
was Insured for sjIu.
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on Saturday General D.ungCr is
expected 20 organize company Of In
family al Richmond.
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LADIES CAPEs ALSO.

We are closing out our entire stock
Of Lace Curtains, so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrins, and quote the
following bargains:
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For comfort, for Improvement Of Tho com.
a nothing equal HIt,
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R. K. YH0MA8,
25 to 80 East, lst South st.
SALT LAKE CITY.
ga

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly cverstocked on
ladies Spring Jackets. therefore offer
tne following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get tho
choice. so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention OF buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention. so If
you can't come, order. sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ING genuine sale Jackets:
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Ia Che matter of Che estate 0f I0hu W. Chan
berlin, deceased.
The diamond drill., 1894-02-24

''I'yE LOST Ny aLovE SOMEWHERE"
face Let me know one thing moro,"
he said, hurriedly. 81 know have no
right to ask the question-but has
has has Mr. Champney anything 10
do with your decision7"
She smiled brightly. "Yo' asked
Just now II yo' could have the same
chance he and Chet Brooks had. Well,
poor Chet Is dead, and Mr.. Champney-
well-wait and See" Che lifted her
voice and called: "Mr. Champney."
The young fellow came brislsly
towards them; his face betrayed =
slight surprise, but 10 discontinue, as
ne recognized her companion.
"Oh, Mr.. Champney," said Miss Sally,
plaintively, I've lost my glove some
where near pooh Brooks tomb In the
hollow Won't you go and fetch H.,
and come back here, 10 take mo homer
The connie has got ~ 20 and see his
sick niggers IN the hospital" Champ
ney lifted his hat nodded genially TO
CORTLAND, and disappeared below the
expresses on the slope. "Yo' mustn't DC
mad" shc said turning In explanation
to her companion, but We have been
here too long already, and It's better
that | should bc seen conkng home
with him than yo'.'
"Thcn this sectional interference
docs pot touch him2r said Courtland,
bitterly.
mo. He's an Englishmani his father
was known friend Of the confcderacy,
and bought heir cotton bonds"
She stopped, gazing into Courtland'r
face with q pretty, but vague inpa
tience ard slight poutIng of her lip.
"Connlei"
Miss sally"
"Yo' say 80 had known me for three
The diamond drill., 1894-02-24
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