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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-27
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Double Drawing Room sieopou ~ Denver va
Grand JUNCTION aud TO Kansas city aud Uhlca
20 via Colorado points, and only line ruunus
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hothanFcsi sioso eohnssuor,. Safety spood
and comfort.
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bird laws are now 20 strictly ENFORCE
that the tttdsr no lonl or dnres to bui
hoir plnmes aud wing, ut ran 10
paying quantity. They still bfins
in game, anI turtles, anu n
lew ALLIGATOR skins, OF nUooasius and
other rude maui aciures, but every
year it grows harder and harder lot
than 20 get money; ~ 10 o. ald insuli
10 injury, oms II their mot itr iie
Keys have recently boon humrsicadei
by white men, a'lor the indians had
filed the fuii fOf yUafs.
Tue women are dressed ntailJ-l
waa told that many own sewing ms
chiucs-aad they show a degree oi
'as q In the iashlonlng Of their gar.
meut.. Although a Seminole %
either sex has little l3vo ior n camerii
Mrs. Dodge was aJle o. secure neatly
doz nnu negatives, chiefly Oi Indian
0men.--Ncfi5HcT'a
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Notes.

In response 10 the telegram 10
Deputy Marshal Fowler that n man
had been killed near wcstwaler BY
josh Smith aud q. a.. Hallutt, Sheriff
Brown aud Deputies Beau and Mount
loft on Saturday night for the scene Of
the tragedy,
Elijah Cox was found guilty In Jus.
tico WodgewOOd's court Oi stealing
dried fruit, etc, anu was given twenty
days In the county jail.
The remains Of J. B.Tnvls, recently
killed Ia a Colorado miue, were
brought to Provo aud Inferred by tho
side Of his wife, VINO died here three
yehrH since.
A marriage license has been Issued
10 Lonnox W. Major, aged y, and
Laverne Whiting, agoi Is, both Of
5pringVlllc.
Cas- Hito IL In Provo.
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PROVO.
paovo, UrAn, Feo. q, 1893.
First District Court.

Business was transacted In Judge
bmith's court 40 follows;
w. Ashwofth, OF Provo, was ar.
raigned on the charge Of unlawful
Capitalization with Mary l.. Alhwor'h
and Emmn Westman, alleged 10 have
been committed In 1893. lie entered
4 plea OF guilty nnd waived time Tor
sentence. lie was sentenced 10 Inn
prisonment for fifly days In tue pvni-
ientlafy.
Martin Alfred was arfaigned on the
charge Of adultery, alleged 10 haze
been committed with Christina An
detson In 1893. lie took the statutory
time 10 plead.
James McAulcy, tho spriugyille
Illicit whisky merchant, was sentenced
10 tour months In the county lail isr
selling liquor 10 minors. The Judge
gave Moaul occurring on tue
enormity Of the oiicnss.
William r. Sampson withdraw
former plsa Of not guilty 10 the charge
OF unlawful oohabltation and entered
one Of gully. He was sent " the prni'
Tertiary for three months.
The case VI tho United States "
Salvador la Boa, iornlcaslon, Is on
trial. Ia Boa IL an Italian barber 70.
siding at Eureka, about forty yeafs Of
age. Miss ToTea,a fischer, German
girl Of twenty.thTee, IL tho woman In
the case. She stated that Hhu submitted
10 La Boa under n promise OF marriage,
and that he had refused 10 comply with
his promise, but had supported her un-
al June Of 1898. These relations had
continued from 1890 TO June In 1877. A
child was born about two Year, ago.
The act for which In boa ~ now being
prosecuted Ia alleged 10 have occurred
IN May, 1893.
The case is being conducted with
cloiei doop.
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Sta7dard Gburcb Works.


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near Manchester, ontario 90, nos Yofs, and
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EtfTIE UNION
81 jl 5s % PACIFIC
az ySYSTEM .
20 PlcroR
TUE nupnn.A AR LINE
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Dec. z, 1888
4faiAs Arr.r, -af lf 20 SAL Lake
GU Dan Oh i'.''''

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From Oh Eaticrr r..tt ........''''s' 800 I'm
from Butte. rorusa.. 500 lran'
cisco. Catlo Na.T iai osion'''lo ID q an
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and uEiou... ......., ...'''.''''' I'D y m
PROM Ogden and H.rltHAie
polnH................. .......''.'-.. n p m
irrom Milford sanasr Sal .I luah. NephL
rr5so. Eureka and a.rrtiais points elop m
'ffon Terminus aaI To. tIt...,....'.... . " y m
urrtHr
Tor ogden. Para gJ aai 40
Eastern poIas ..-.a-.....,.'.' Z % m
For ogden and iniafHtiti1 points. vSl Am
FOR ogden. intcrHa.aa points
Fan FnncsI Cd cache
Valley points ............aa.-...' - m
For Ogden, Butte % saa, Portland,
and San TauIi.I .s........'''' ul . m
'For Eureka. fro,5. 4aacs valley
nnd Milford. .......,,,......-. % m
Tor Ioocio aud IrTHlai.,,.s..,',.. % an
DAILY except sHaItu
TRAINS s0uth 10. alll raa daily except
sunday.
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NeMs Notes.

Nine car loads Of tea arrived from
Ban Francisco last night aud were
shipped east.
Mt. =. I. Ferris resigned his pal.
ton on the city police force yesterdny
forenoon aud was iI the afternoon hp'
pointed U. 3. deputy marshal.
John stephens and John Chip were
arrested last night Tot being drunk.
ID. II. Peery Jr. was up from Provo
yesterday.
Judge Sutherland, Assistant Dis
iflot Attorney HOWat and Judge
Loofbourow arc up from tho capital
attending court
Real estate transfers amounted 70
S2,7O7 yesterday.
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WANTED.

no TBApE-NEw BROOM HmCK
4 house. with barn iot IKi lawn nlI nlculy
fenced, HDHt eide f1r house. uf rooms,
el,i t3et VII a.sumu some iucumufaugg
Adire.s %. %. ros ii1.
GE 600 woHrll or slCoND
OsNOO band furniture before The
l''h 'i Nareh' ", Mehhcr til -iaio.
BIG PRICES PAM ron ~ HAND on
wv "lvn' miHht clothing cleaning and
OF address a. .. Lapiu, - Laat, second south.
NVANrEp-LAnY Oh GENTLEMAN no
W rHfiai 100 0nHo Salary f'sH. with
chance 20 increase. Hni position permanent, %
tuC.oto rrfgICHco uuH trlf lddfriact STAMPED
envelope Manager Lock Drawer o., hragu.
500 $4,000 1so. a as
incY. 81 and 81 Comrclea.i. 5.s
GrEctAL AGENTS ruR UTAH ron
- thu mutual hcaery0 iund lHfa AaalcI.
auou u Ncw Nors. Rates Loss than one half
phii 90 duroaHud poIlfv h1lirfs. fiia 0I.U1I
luhlursa iu force. Address o. %. Mann Co
general Agcnis Room o kouuoit ru'muf
huiliins' salt Lake c'y, Utah.
TUNE ouFCEs. WARRANTS AND
L Maisr aerip bought ll Russell I. Tracy.
~ AuA " ANWWtlllAl AlnfA
ITuTEL uELr. ALL KINDS. GiRLs
i Cor souCrll homework lah1rura. farm
hands aalctmun and cicrks,a' 90 B.. 2nd South
4 GESrs MAKE IS 4 DAY GRHArEsr
"a Kitchen Utensils ever Invented "details
Nr. Two a. HiN cold in every house sample.
postage paii ugl C1nta. iurahuu a McMaatu.
tlutiuuhu, o.
TEEes WANTED.
4 nour 1910 SHADE TREEs FOR ruE
~ Nuuhi CITY Park. stating tiudH. age. BIO
anu ur.Ur address ga booth, NcpbL ttah
MONEY BROK Frs.
NToNEY ru LoAN uN CRY ANu
AVA farm property, 10 lowest FTIUH hulWl.
den q Losr, u'Mrafa li'1.E 1 vs. iul south.
IN-URANUF co. NuNEY. Co rEu
lugut in1, .. Snyder DO COMMERCIAL UluUk.
===--=z
FOR SALE.
Omar HArGAIs- uuE NORTHEAST %.
- uf Che Huut.NrHI uI section b iu town.
ship ono south Uf range ono west Inc beet of
land. O. kchrmAu g. Co., room 20 u'MUafa
building
:FOR SALE.
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
~ WaFuns, husFlgs. harness, etc, 40 Web
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Ihh soft glow OF the ten rose h nc.
quiTei by ladies' who uso Pozzlnijs
Complexion Powder. Try Il. 4
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The Seminole "a Very Decent Indian s.

unquestioGably tho Seminole IL a
very decent lndihn-shyo when he mas
been drinking "cider with little
Jamaica ginger In it''-(R trader told
me that was the fotmulsl-and their
squaws are models OF wumlnly virtue
and Industry. That the race remn'ns
pure, Notwithstanding the iuroads OF
"oivilization," IL due TO the severity Of
the punishment Of those OF either rex
who are guilty Of breach Of the law
for chastity Il prescribed by their relig.
ion, aud tho penalty Ia death.
In late years they are pushing
deeper into the glAdrs, as the loot.
steps Of the white man encrOauh
upon their domain. They live upon
game, fruits, aud the producIs Of
their agriculture, though many wants
must be supplied at the trading posts
or stores In tho settlements, with money
or through barter. For many years
tho trade In alligator skins and the
plunge Of birds has been gfeat
source Of revenue 10 them, but tho ali,
gators are almost eXterminaled,a ana the
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Ion sALE.

N,NAr HArHAlS-IuE ETUEAsr d
- NJ Che HnutlNeH. uf section b. Iu town
ship ono south nj range ono west Tine beet ul
land O. l,uuruAu 81 co., room 20 u'MUafI
building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-27

There 10 no doubt that man isa fine
mechanism, but Ike every other ma.
chine he wears out by friction. 10 is
said that lie IN born again every two
or three years. His body ~ virtually
re'made from food. 10 rotnTd The
making over IA radically wrong, a.
mau loses 40 much vitality Ia TIA,
delayed process that II takes a long
time 10 recuperate. The process Oh
making anew II 90 acce eraleI by
pur Ing with Bnndreth's Pills that a
new man, as 1t were, may be- made In
two OF three mopths, RYu tho change
In the mechanism "a such that tho
worn out pant In replaced by the new
without the usual running down M the
entire machine, You don't have
stop for upairs Purge away with
Braudreth's Pills the Oh d, diseased aud
worn out body. They are purely vsl, .
table, absolutely harmless, ana safe 10
take at any time.
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yourtb District Court.

Guslave Gusiaveson pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of grand larceny yeslef-
day, ana sentence was set for today.
Tns sentence Of George Bennett,
who Yesterday admitted the oiiensc Of
burglary, was set for March 7th.
The sentence Of w. l.. Dunn, who
pleaded guilty to charge Of fornica.
ilou yesterday, was set Tor todny'
A considerable portion Of yesterday
was occupied by the trial u lhu Hui'
brought against Shofin Bolnap BY W.
J. Stevens 10 recover tho value OF GER
tain property alleged 10 have been
illegally sold under attachment
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line HlllHs tWO
Through Past Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE NOV. ls, 1899.

Train No. leaves OlgUn 200 am,
Salt Lake sos o, M, arfivo % Pueblo
s5o am, Colorado Springs 100 am,
Denver $40 am.
Tmin No. 4 leaves ogden 500 am,
salt Lake O.45 pm, arrive a. Pueblo
Gi1 pm, Colorado Springs e:01 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Conuec tons made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coacheg, chair cars AMI Pull.
man sloepers ON all trains. Take the
-. & u, %. and have a comfortable trip
aud enjoy tho lnest scenery on the CON
iluenL
A. \. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
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Denver Colo. Denver, Colo.
10. 4. NENtNS,
General Agent,
salt Lake City, u
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City Ticket Oma, 2Ol HlIn Street.
Telephone ~.
u. y HUXLEY. Gent All. ratsu. Dept
x DICKINSON General Manager
Ii LOMAN. u. O. az. Agent
r. u. n. CLARK.
OLIVER w. MINh,
D. tLiENN ANDERSON, thcco.Tea
Join W. Uufrf
lnLbEHiCK a. DHunEUr,I
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centraI Moat Market.

u. Hilton, y, farnes, a. Ialt.
we'll. Jr n. Hilton A %, Prop
uoior Faulty Trade ooIi'
tel
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers were filed since last report:
Cyrus T. and Victoria Green to
w. H. Wright, lot l, city lot 3,
Oppenheimer subdivision, on
Henry street; $500.
l.. C. Brand and A. G. Pancoast to
Mary B. Clark, lot %, block B,
city lot 8, range 4, division l, $3.50.
John and Mary l.. Nocker to
Cyrus Green, lots 10, IL, Open
heimer subdivision, city lot 3, on
Henry street; $500.
James D. Bennett to w. w.
Hall, lot 7, block Z, 500.
Malessa and H. Ha rdy to Albert
Beitel, lot 6, on the south side of
Belvin street, between North
Flores street and San Pedro ave-
nue..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
GUESSING NOTES.

Send in your guess who you
think is the most popular sales
lady,.
The first successful guess has
been made, and gets two sets OF
pictures.
The young ladies at Joske's are
running ahead in the guessing con-
test.
One little girl sends in her guess
for "Mr. Reds" girl.
Two poems and one descriptive
article of the young lady has al
ready come in.
Red, Brown and Black are very
popular in our guessing contest
this week.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
Suit on Contract,

A. H. Cummings, of Frio county,
is suing d. & A. Oppenheimer on
contract in the Forty-fifth District
court. The suit is the outgrowth
of a contract, whereby defendants
had 500 head of steer cattle to be
pastured by plaintiff. Both plain
tiff and defendants were to share
the profits. Plaintiff agreed to pas
ture the cattle at his own expense,
so the petition alleges, until they
were fit for the market. Plaintiff
claims defendants failed to carry
out their part of the contract and
asks for judgment in the sum of
$Sl4.50.
The Paddock Hawley Iron COM
pany is suing Edward Persch on
accepted draft in the Forty-fifth
District court.
The San Antonio Real Estate
Building and Loan association in
stituted suit on promissory note
and foreclosure of lien against G..
7. Shropshire ct al. this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
Men 5 C|O1|i10.
You can't dodge the men who have
already taken advantage of our
GREAT SUIT SALE,
$3.50. $40 and $3.50
Extraordinary Values.

No back numbers here; but genuine
up-to date, 10Th Century Bargains. New
est styles for "a. Light and dark colors,
no varigated hues, but quiet audIdressy
patterns, such as gentlemen and sensi-
bic folks wear-a perfect fit or no sale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
The Hibernians' Officers,

The annual election of officers
of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians was held last night. A
large attendance was present and
the election was hotly contested
one. The following were chosen
officers for the ensuing year:
President-J.T 7. McQueeney.
Vice-President Joseph A.
O'Reilly.
Recording Secretary - Peter
O'Brien.
Financial Secretary---C. D. Ho-
gan.
Treasurer-E. J. Mccormick.
Sergeant-at-arms--P. Cody.
Sentinel--Joseph Daley.
County Delegate--James Ma
loney.
Standing Committee-Captain J
A. Mccormick, II. l.. Conroy, E. w
lyman, w. Campbell.
The next meeting will be held
July 5.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
League No. u.

The Bexar County Republican
League No. II, held a regular meet
ing at Mission garden last night
and transacted routine business.
There were several new men,
bers added and after adjournment
a general social conversation en-
sued among the members.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
Too High.

Last night at Muth's garden
there was small attendance to
bid farewell to the 23rd Infantry
band, which played as benefit
for the Uniform Rank, X. of p, di-
vision of this city. The price Of
admission was thought by many
people to be too high.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
DIR. Walton,s Denial.

Editor LIGHT: Regarding the
case mentioned in yesterdays is
sue, l wish to say that / never saw
the patient at all, and was only
asked by the family to summons
the city physician, as they suspect
ed small pOx.
Ut. WALTON, NJ. D.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
Licensed to Wed,

Marriage license have been grant
ed the following:
Livaline Wilburn, colored, and
Roxy Mitchell, colored.
Maximiliano Oliver and Romano
Rivas.
Patrick F. Dooley and Fannie
MuSgraVe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-22
AMONG THE RAILWAYS.
Inspection Tour Begins Next Sun
day-Other News.


day-other News.
Superintendent j. T. McQueeney,
Roadmaster A. p. Blue and Chief
Clerk j. F. Ryan, Of the Southern
Pacific, will leave for Houston on
No. II tomorrow evening. En-
route to the Bayou City all the Sec
ton foremen of the Houston divi-
sion will join the party. j. P.
Kelly and p. E. Kelly, roadmasters
of the San Antonio division, and
Messrs. Perkins and Fitzpatrick,
roadmasters of the FL Paso divi-
sion, will also accompany them.
The entire party will leave Hous-
ton on Sunday morning for the
west on an inspection tour of the
Houston division. A similar tour
will be made over the San Antonio
division later on.
COUPLINGS.
J. L. Pennington, general live
stock agent for the Santa Fe, left
last night via the Katy.
A. j. Radcliffe, travelling freight
agent for the Union Pacific, with
headquarters at Fort Worth is in
the city.
The railroad boys were victori-
Gus in the election of officers of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians held
last night.
D. G. Brady, travelling passenger
agent for the Baltimore and Ohio,
with headquarters at Louisville, is
in the city today.
Major w. G. Lewis, of the live.
stock department of the Santa Fe,
left on the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass this afternoon.
w. l.. Maury, general auditor for
the International and Great North
ern, headquarters at Palestine, is
in the city and leaves for home to-
night.
A carload of insulated wires were
received by the Southern Pacific
from the east yesterday for the
San Antonio Gas company to be
erected in the city.
A fine family carriage was
shipped to Victoria over the South
ern Pacific today purchased from a
local firm by John Stratton, a
wealthy citizen of Victoria.
Two hundred and fifty-nine sacks
Of seconded wool were shipped east
via the Southern Pacific by local
merchants today consigned to the
wooden mills of Massachusetts,.
Two handsome vehicles were
shipped to Fort Clark va the
Southern Pacific today, one being
for Quartermaster w. A. Nichols,
of the Twenty-third infantry and
the other for Col. J. j. Coppinger.
W. NJ. Carpenter, the efficient
chief clerk for Division Superin-
tendent J. F. McQueeney, of the
Southern Pacific, is becoming
quite proficient in the art of en-
craving. He has executed a num-.
Der of excellent wood cuts.
The following leave for Kansas
City via the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas tonight &C olonel Vroom and
wife, of Fort Sam Houston, r. c..
Ayers, j. w. Lambert and j.
Brown. j. l.. Powers leaves for st.
Louis over the same road tonight.
During the absence of n. w.
Grisamore, agent for the Interna-
tiOnal and Great Northern, who is
at present on a pleasure tour of
Mexico, accompanied by his wife
neice, Thomas Barrett will have
charge of the depot office, Charles
B. Daniels of the city o flee.
On account of dull business the
night operator of the Southern
Pacific, at Uvalde, Miss Susie
johnson, has been taken off. The
office at Lacoste has also been
closed, and Miss Addie Epson,
operator at Lacoste, goes to
D'Harn is, to relieve Miss Alice
Pyle, who is visiting in San An
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The Positions for Tomorrow.

The following are the positions of the
Houston and San Antonio baseball teams
as they will appear on the field tomorrow
afternoon.