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SHE WAS FOUR AND A HALF.
But She Had some Matches aud Made n
Bonfire Of the llayslaek.

A bright little girl, four and a halt
years old, made a combination with a
lighted match yesterday afternoon, aud
succeeded In reducing the hay supply
Of j. M.FisnUr, it,, OF East Min Creek A.,
By about twenty tons. She als1 gave
the neighbors, especially the woman
folks, ample opportunity to test their
physical endurance and skill In fight.
ing the Il mes. At tho same time the
little miss got what she started out ioI
before the match was igniled-a bon.
firr.
Mr.. Fisher's haystack was close
against his barn, aud ~ tho opposite
euJ rom lhu WOO on structure the
child stared bonfire, Ia very few
minutes IL wgH ueyOud the dimensions
she han calculated tot u. Tho alarm
was given anu tho nrighbOrs, mostly
women, tor ike Mr. Fisher several vi
tue mun were away from home,
quickly gathered TO the place. Their
action showed cOmmendhbie lud-mB4t
aud sklll, for the ladies NJ once Urgan
tear ny away thu hay next 10 the barn
In the hops Of saving that structure.
The nto was hot anu the work hard,
but the women folks, with the and Of
some men who nut In an apptara Ce,
carried un sufficient OF the hay 10
prevent the barn from taking fire, nnd
now Mt. Fisher feels vefy grateful to
them for preventing much more
serious loss A. II is, there was burned
only the quantity Of hay mentioned,
all VI which was uninsured. The barn
Was partly Insured, but had II burned
the damage would have been much
heavier than II IL to tue owner. Tat
ilame- were KEEP, back by the WORK VI
a bucket brigade.
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TWO uns. noxLEys.
suit nrought by Deserted wife "a
Recover Property.

suit brought by u Deserted wife to
ifrruV"r Property.
San FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. ia
suit with Hn interesting story huntnd
~ has been 4 cd IN this city by Mfs.
Elizabeth l.. Muxloy against EhElbsth
w. II. De, sometimes Gale Eliza.
beth w. II. MOxcy, for possession ui
ur0psry valued nj 100000, located
on line residence streets ~ this city.
rne plaintiff, who is " years Old, IL n
resident % kult.mIfu. She has ueporuu
that ~ 1859 sue was married TO John
smith MuAlCy IN Baltimore. Three
weeks alter the marriage her husband
irit Tor California TO seek his fortune
la the gDlI mines. she wrote him, adj.
dressing her lctturA 10 various towns In
this state. but received no reply. Three
years later Monkey returned to Balti-
more but dii not come TO SEQ his vic.
rho latter met him on the street anu
~ Oge 10 her husband who gave no *.
planAtion ua 10 hiu uUeeItiOn aud would
DOT return 10 his vie. Ito again came
10 California and although he maue
tnvufrl subsequent visits to Baltimore,
Aits. Monkey never SAW him after.
AlfH, MUElry SUPPORTED htfEei by hcf
needle, also artlng a. guvefuesu and
tousuhecpuL From Monkeys brother
iu California "a. desortaI vile learned
that her nusbanu was living with
another woman, but 10 tuit o. divorce
was brought hy either party. Nike,
lied here two years ago aud .ho woman
whom lac introduced here ~ his vile
took pur-rssi0n OF all his property,
part Of which had previously been
dec led 10 her.
rhls Mt. Monkey CLAIMS A. COM
muuiiy property. hur story IL cor.
fUuOtHtUd ny tue dispositions of her
mulncr nud OF Monkeys relatives In
Baltimore, all Of whom side with the
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Los ANGGLES.SALT LAKE.
Articles Of Incorporation Of tho Rail.
way Company Filed.
Capital stock Twelve niiiian Dollar.
-uounttss through which thu
Road viii DO HAITI.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. is.-hrtI.
Giles Of Incorporation OF the Lus An
geles, san Francisco anu SAILS Lasc
Railway company have been filed, the
capital stock being Sl2,OOO,OOO. The
road l. TO run it0m Los Angeles o..
ward Salt Lake, Ulah, through the
counties Of Lo, Angeles, san Befnat.
dino, Iny0, Kern, IuiArr, Frts o,
MERGED, 5.au siaus. san joaquin, santa
Clara anu Alameda.
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San FgANCnCJ, Oui. ia cllofei
bIcycir fi4rr uas crIsrrd ne continent
from New York 10 5an Frsuclsco on
us wheel anu blaokrd several huudred
pairs OF boots on tue way. Toe whtei-
man who MAZE the long Jou ney IL
lloyd Gray, a bootblack, whose home
~ IN iuukrf-, n. Y. Hr tut out i've
months ago nuu wnile ruling, Travelled
sixty miles a day. Wherever lac stopped
ho blaCkuucd boots aud thus ear ed
enough money and thus paiI his ttav-
cling expenses
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NEW York, Oct. iS.-Sugar opened
strong NJ an advAnce OF On compare.
lively light sales the advance was lost.
The market generally was firm after
l;A6. Sugar sold up an advance Of
per cent on the day.
The market became Arm nj / O'Clock
anu the prizes advanced small frac-
ton. Sugar rose bringing II up
per cent from the lowest Of the morn
ing ana above yesterdays closing.
Reneweu talk Of gold shipments due
TO the hardening Oi the sterling OK.
change this morning had the fleet VI
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1RgNrON, n j., Dot. ls.-Ths con.
secrHtlun Of Rt. Raw, James McFaul.
The bishop OF tue Catholic diocese OF
Trenton, took place today In st. Mary's
cathedral, OF which Father MoFaul
has been pastor tho past four years.
Archbishop CorrlgAn was o0nsurrator,
assisted by Bishop MO iaid OF Rloh.
ester aud Bishop Nc Donnell Of Brook
iyn, The Rrchbirhops present were
CotrRan, New York; Ryan, philR.
delphiui Chapel, santa Fs, n, NJ.
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10 the Ping Yang inlet, which they
are strongly forlitying. IL H. reported
90 native cifclts here thata gfent lat
lie his been fought between the Chin
eso aud Japanese forcts, north " Nalu
river on Monday, October 10. No de-
tails are OUtBinaUlc. The Chinese
authorities claim not to have any
knowledge OF such a battle.
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LONDON, Oc'. ls.-A correspondent
OF the British Medical Journal, teIe-
graphing from LivadlA, says he has
seen two Of the ears physicians, The
correspondent addt;
"lhure Is no lees cause for anxiety
than fortnight since, although the
ozar suffers less from vomiting aud
headache. HIS immediate removal
from Livadla would be beneficial In
one sense, but the ozu's weakness iu-
uTeAaasn
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Iic calls Upon the onicer- OF the Army
90 Hemstn aoyai,

BERLIN, Ost. ls-rhe ceremony Of
doIioAung tue 1872 DAYS destined fOf
the recently organ zsd four battalions
VI Infantry regiments, was performed
Ia tbs presence OF Emperor William
today Ia trout Of frederick the Greats
statue on Inter Den Linden. His
malesty addressed the officers present,
called upon them 10 remain loyal 10
death and render unconditional obedi.
cnee ~ thvir war lord against his eN-
lofnal and Internal elsmies.
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PIrTsBUau, OCT. ls.-An explosion
OF $50 damp occurred yesterday after.
noon Ia the ShRner mine No. 2, on
the Baltimore AMI Ohio road. -Four
Italian miners were seriously burned.
IL is thought two will die. rho names
" .ae injured are; Jenani Luioi,
Rpn9ni LuiOi, Loren Choni, Bunoni
Alchetti.
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Free Reading Rooms.

The new ifee reading rooms and
employment bureau were opened on
Second South street last night
) eeches were made by Mayor Baskin,
John T.. Meakin, eX.G0veTnnr Thomas
Councilmen O'Mehfa anu Young,
"Colleotiyist" GGondlund ana other
gentlemen,
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ss,enteen Ven nuTned TO Death.

TFrEa, Russian Trans. Cauossia,
Oct ls.-An extensive CONFEDERATION IA
reported from Gfosny. A large
naphiha spring became ignited ami
the flames spread 10 the buildings In
tho vicinity. Seventeen wOfkmvn
were burned 10 death.
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cerhsm tirsh Of rnl.Inr.

Sr LOUIS. oct ia special to the
i0st D.sDutoh ffom Hamilton, Ouio,
says Cla pion CorDett has sent the
,ol0wiug Telegram TO the sporting
tditot 81 the NvW YORK paper la whose
ollcu nr Z, Gently mot Fit1'immUn'
81 g.vo FilzImmons one week ~ Sign
the articles VI ayfvf meat / am titei
Oi this iaking. JAMtBI. CoHukIT."
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DENToS, KY, Oct ls.-MRny shots
were iiiei from ambush AZ non.union
miners going 10 wore today on the
Davis run. Jack Inrscum was ssri.
ously wounded. There Is an unoon.
firmed Tumor that three dead bodies
were lett In the woods. More trouble
ID "a pecled.
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~ An ILLlcIC STILL
Accident Caused by the Explosion OF
- boiler,

INV YoR,, Dot. ls.-rhe boiler OF
an illoit stilli a tenement house on
Clinton street exploded this morning,
severely scAldipg Pauline anu Jennie
Rueluk, mother aud child, and John
JObeski, twenty-five years old. The
woman's husoand, Herman, tup.
posed 10 De the 'Vuer ami operator OF
the slill, ran away after ihe explosion,
leaving his wlfs anu child crying for
help.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18
Northern Pacine DeGelt.

NEW YOm,, Out. ls.-phs annual
report VI tue Northern Pacific railroad
syat"m Ter the year ending June 30,
1874, elbows gross earnings Of sl7,9O2,-
uiG; operating expenses, Sl3,3l0, 500,
net earnings, 81 565, 62l; charges fOi
rentals, inl,tett, oIo., Sll ,9l5,O3g; de.
ticit, gG,6O3,GJO.
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FOUND DEAD.
TraEic End ola Young Couple From
Insnt Ia society.

SEA CLFF, Long Island, oct. IS
The hodius OF Eliot Titus, aged "a
and Mary :. Dun, -, were found Ia n
private bath house belonging TO the
gitl's father last night Tilus shot
himself In the head alter killing the
sitl with chloroiorm. they were 20
be married shortly aud Tuesday night
went for "a walk from which they Old
not return. Both belong to prominent
families.
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RiCmONp, Va, oct ls.-A large
part VI tue extensive plant VI tnu Tied.
gar Iron mill burned this morning.
lhe loss IL about 500, 900, covered ~
ineuRuoe. The company made most
" the cannon tor the COuiUdutucy,
sHd siuc- the war, freight cars, fHii-
rad nKlea. Utc,
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PANS, Oct. ls.--rhe Gdu,ois today
says the French expedition ~ NADIA
gascar will number 5000 men. Min.
lister Of War, General Mercier 10 nego-
tiating with shipping companies Tor
forty steamships To no used as trans
ports.
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DO. raI.an ,Iarl. on Anolher trIp.

tuICAGu. Oct. lS.-Mrs. Euzi Car.
sou, a.tu 20, whose sIH.in.law, janus
RInfuauK, asked Tor couservHtur that
suc might not tqusu4cf her S31,OuO
sup ttps ON the AtiHnuc, irit GhicagU
last nigut for New YUfg 10 take au.
other voyage. Her b0u.iu-laW with.
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BYRON, Ills, Oct ls.-A train on
the &. NJ. and 3. +. T.. struck a car
flase At a road crossing, half mile
east Of Town, containing Mfs. Geofg"
Eijy aud Mfs. Painter, Both were
klIItI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

KNOXVILLE, Oit. is.-SiXtccn men
have zoe arrested Ia Clayb.ufn c.ua.
" On the cnatgu q beint the White
COPS Ga u numerically whipped J. 10.
Philips at IaEwrll a lew nights hgJ.
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CEDAR RAriD5, la, OlL Isl. 4.
Mufcn nl, uditur VI the Csdgt Rapids
hspubIogH, uied tOuay Of iLil,mma-
uuu vi tue brain.
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Iathr Amrrr Dnnda

sIMLA, Ocl. ls-rhe Indian govern
nrut does not confirm the announce
neut male by newspaper OF Lapore
'het tue amoer oi AlgnauiatAu is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

any day. Cons quontly great auzi IS
ie experienced regarding the conse.
quenceH Di the Czar's sudden demise.
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sh. omen, rire 90 - slightly In.
trudrr.

KNOXVILLE, oct Thomls F..
gary, a SJutuefn railway fireman,
was snOt aud fatally wOuuuod by Mfr.
Lyde RlUdrB Iust alter midnight
FJsutty ATTEMPTED TO enter the
wOmnn's hUuss ami had kicked thr
doUr down when she opened fire. Mrs.
RhOIoa was arrested auu gave tail.
FJEarty Affected 90 believe tue woman
Wa 0i unosflaIn chafaoLnr.
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Will nor 40 no CORFU.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct lS.-lt Ia
announced that the czaf's physician
have given up the idea OF having him
taken To Corfu,
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nuMon, ~ a nArrLE.

nut Chinese Authorities Claim 90
Knew Nothing About IL.
TEN TsIN, Oct ls.-A dispatch
from Port Arthur, dated October 10,
stHtes that the Japanese have aban.
doned Thornton Haven and proceeded
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ANNIEIY IN LONpON.

LONDON, Oct. lS,-rho anxiety re-.
garliug tho health Of the czar wRs In
creased by dispatcn from 81. Peters.
bur distinctly announcing that the
condition OF the ear has pereeptibiy
changed for the worse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

Grand Dukes 5urgius anu Paul,
brothers OF the car, started for LlvR.
diR today.
The oillCial dispatch indicating the
sudden gravity Of she czlr's condition
wns sent 10 Dgrmstadt Yesterday ana
reply received today stating that the
Grand Duke OF hesse-Darmstsdt aud
Grand Duchess Surgius, Ills sister, had
started lor 81. Pu.eteburg. The news
from Llvadia caused condemnation In
81. Petersburg, and there Ia general
feeling that the end may DO expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

everybody was in the street, aud al
were mcmuets oi the NIB 40 iaf a.
peffonul feeling was concerned.
DJlbyf crime wa cOmmittct one
week aao, at Plsroii's STALLION. Mfs.
Mary G.. B1yd, aged 81, was his victim.
Hu wac brought into court nj o'clptk
THIS afternoon. lie pleaded guilty. aud
was santeucod to twenty years IN .hu
puuiioniisty. An angry mlb gathered
about ~ yesterday giteruJUn a'tcr
Dolby had been Identified by his victim,
anl sheriff Cook called 10 his assist.
nnce the local militia company. lhif
action increased the fury against Dol.
oy, AMI Governor McNinleg was ~.
pealtd 10 IOr additional n.siBinuce anu
iroups from CO.umbua were sent here
lhis morning, Col. Colt iu c1mman 3.
the MOI suffuuu 4od ihe ilil anu court
house, attempting 90 take DJlby from
the Uiiiccia when he was removed from
tho Jnil 20 the court house Tor trial, but
ihuy were Kept Ut bay by tue use VI
bayonUta amt Clubbud ruuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23
nusslAs' FUTURE QUEEN

The announced Dplrolhal Of Graz d
Duke Nicholas, tho cEhroaiiz Of Rus
ola, 90 Princes Alice, OF Hose, is
regarded 90 an event oil much imlot.
lance, being another connecting link
Of cordially between tbe governing
dynailics OF Russia uuI Germany. and
apuenily renewed pledge Of
peace. For years rumof aas connected
the uamo' Of The young couple with
each other but the obstacles 60 a union
ia matfimony have always boan con-.
siiorod inhurmountablu. Owing 81 the
sad expcriouc OF Princess Eliza.
both, the sister OF pflucsu a See,
who was married. 10 Grand Duke
Ssrsius Of Russia, Queen Victoria
always opposed tho now announced
bolfoihal There were also objections
based on political grounds we'll as on
tho difference 90 religious faith u tho
two, while the Russian people, as iar as
their voice can be- heard in mattct
pertaining to the state, demanded that
The ho,r to the Russian THRONE marry q
Princes OF SJvouic blood The eur.
prise expressed at thusuddcu announce.
mcnt that the obstacles hal been &C..
moved and tho matter settled g. the
satisfaction Of all-Uxcopi tho Russian
pnoplo, OF couur--ia therefore easily ac.
counted ior ana thu happy turn 60 the
aiiiir-happy 70 the young people at
lcasl-can be- uuo only to the intcrvcn.
tlju " tho Gorman emperor Tho
czat0wiiz IS known 10 DO An ardent
admitcr Of william, aud hIa imperial
maleaiy could DO NJ lgaa, as an ac.
kuowlo igomunl OF this fact, than use
his influence Tor tho promotion OF tho
tender iutorgsis oi the holr 10 tho
RuHlau throne, with or without
political designs. The royal wedding
festivities at Coblrg presented a most
desirable opportunity Of broaohiny she
question to al the royal sisters and
cousins and aunio thore assembled.
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help for the needy nud TO tide over
the dire emergency into which the
whole word seems 10 have timull1a-
ecutly come. Many Of the plans
resoried 20 have been worthy AMI
effective; and The beet Of them have
been such as atarleI out with the idea
Of letting the recipients earn what
they got not insulting tboir proper
scli.rcfpecl by making them depend.
oniA on donations--heIplols phupers
living on sheer charity, Nathan
siraus, the well known Now York
merchant, IL one whose benonconcp
has taken q most practical turn; tho
recent closing Of the place where he
has been operating it makes present
mention d 10 timely and Interest,"
ing. Ho hos been running a st9Eo ON
Grand street, Now York. where coal
sugar coffee ami tea, bread and iJur
have been cold 40 cost % Cue poor all
winter Flvo.ccnt tickets were sold ut
NNN NN"A ANN NN NN' NNNAN NH".'NHH HHHa
Tor small packages of the commldi,cs,
and tho same articles were soll iu
target quantities at the same rates. on
the last day Of the st5rt's opcfaiIoni
g7,Iil OF these nve-cent tickets were
sold aud exchanged Tor goods,an over
900 loavcs Of s.aio bread were b7li nc
ono cent LOAF in four minutes after
the store opened. Since December 30
when the store began business, There
have been thus disposed Of more thau
600O tons Of coal and 2ls tons Oisusar
with $4,000 pounds % bead,
$4,000 pounds OF n5ub 10000
pounds Of toa aud $4,000 pounds o.
coffee. Tho charitable part OF ibis
scheme boy iu tho fact that tho dealer
waa willing Go forgg1 90 pron't; and 90
further Involved charity Of the hIshC8t
order 10 that % helped those who were
helping themselves, and made tao
acauiy, harIiimal income OF many "a
poor family 30 iw.oo as for as 10 other.
wiso would in providing food aud fuel.
When the lst OF human bcugiaC,0rs
counts % be- made ubwo venture TO cay
tho name Of Nathan smus will BE-
found upon % IN plain and c5uspiclOus
cnafacter.
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ONE PRICE.
], P. GARDNER, al Main ST,
ON 10 WASHINGTON

To- tho walohword OF tho Unemployed from all
parts ul lnr country, EHHt, West,
Aurth and -ou,n.
10 would seem tho whole population
Of tho United States (Darfing PROBES
sOual p0litCians) are heartily sick O
legislation for individual benefits, and
inluitivuly feel thut lhelr represents
tlvss have prostitutDi their trusts 10!
selfish PURPOSES. This is strongly de-
m0ustrnted by the announcement the
marching hordvB %, the clnmonwor
are meeting with on every hand, and
tho rapid sprond OF the ideas Of reud
Ing al unemployed people who can bt
in1uced 10 70 10 Washington 10 asA
tibet, representatives 20 do their duty
ana euact laws for the benefit % those
they represent instead oil themselves,
ur tor those who offer them brlbOs.
We believe ana tulBtthis viii nave
n aalutary elect no' only upon those
uiiice-holdeu in Washington but upon
tho individual conduct Of the whole
people.
The character OF those In public lie
reflects beck ON tho people ana iutil
cncrs individual character aud iue
elect ui selfish acts by public officials
IN 90 encourage trIchory In an lirea OF
lifr. ono can hardly enter store
wiihoutsto.ug the merchandise marked
with uuinluIligibir ngurrf, aud in
many instances snlpsmen ufe en-.
pl1ytd utG normal salary and per
crnlago OF tho 0verchnrges thus in
citius tflckery in their employee. The
employee little think Of Tie conau.
guoncea VI tho reaction of such tynch.
ing, tur just aU euro a. man trains
hiar mpiUyus 90 trlck tue customer he
trains him 10 trick bis employer.
10 has always been our motto 10 en-.
pluy only Huuu men who viii deal
honestly with tho customer feeling
assured that such man viii always
deal honeltly with us, We also mark
80 our goods ia plain printed hEufes
that can boo Just na easily read uy
customer Ha by ounelyc5 on our en-.
pI0ycs, thus securing the same lust
and honorable treatment Go au who
patr0uiZg us. Thus every customer
who ou,ola our place " blsluegs,
whether ho DO u ludgr of goods or mol
10 assured OF the lowest possible mice
that can bn offered. Abmlam Lin.
coin Huii "Y0u may some tlnrs foolnll
the people, you mny Gll tlu time fool
some people, but you can utyei fool All
The people an the lime"
Plymouth Rock rauu Co.,, ~ South. gt.te
suee', eail Lake CITY
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Mossrs. John &. Cuylor O. Bro d,
80 Nam Strool salt Lake
City.
{ bought somo homemade
flannel shirts from you four
years ago, and somo cloth for
pants two years since, both
m1do at tho Provo Weldon
Mills. They have boon In
con slant uso over since, and
arc now In good Condition,
without any holos In.
I can recommend tho homo
made goods as tho only
material that Will hold our
boys FOR that longth OF time.
Yours Truly
J. "a, Grant,
Bountifuh Utah.
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can influence hos been largely I'M
creased, aui az tho G1rnhus have
prodomlnatoi heretofore, my prospect
ola change, orhor 70 American or
EngIi1h supremacy, % mvomby looked
upon by the PEOPLE. Naturally tho
trend otuniirs is iu favor % Che United
SialeF, aud II h not imroblbia that
the samoan group will yei msfa tho
southwestern limit 90 American dom.
ination ln ine Pacific. Page Page Is
now the most distant point helity this
government
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GRElT llTITIIY IN BOYS STI7S

Their, is q good deal ia
the boy who Is hard on
clothes; q little thing like
elegance do sn't bother him
very much. He's looking
for fun and he's entitled TO
g. he time for work instoal
of play win come soon
enough. IL the meantime,
you have to pay the piper;
you have to foot the cloth
ing bills. Well, that's
been so since the world be-
gan, but the bills won't be
so very steep, after all, If
you put your boy in one Of
our suits.
He may be able, so to
speak, TO kick out the side
ofa house, but it will take
him all his time to wear out
that suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23

THE DuIou mins,cro finance has a
silver scheme which embraces the ioi-
lowing requIromenHl) lho issue ofsil'
yer certificates utan.l silver deposits
t-j liberty 90 pay gu5,lms duties, taSsa,
aul tolls with those co,lHcniuj (al
pafl0dicAlre vision e. the purchase nhd
safe prices by tho contracting tia,cs.
The PROPAGATION Be- finding much favor
with such European countries DE- are
beginning 90 lean ina manue, aomo'
what ffleuily 90 tho white mlial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23

How MANy meubers Of the "iudus.
irIalisA" or "c0mmonwoal" army
have their eyes wide enough open aud
ineIrsplriis sufficiently aitunei 10 zee
and embrace tHe opportunities for
WORK as farm hanIa along thu line Of
their eastern marc.9 This agricultural
Industry ia not set overdonc, aud
many thousanls could be s.ill en-.
ployed In ifthoy would. Meantime
lhore is danger that great deal OF the
sympathy extended the "com nUu-
wcalosa" is wasted ON unworthy
objects.