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The morning call., 1894-02-18
LEFT SEVERAL LETTERS.
Suicide of a Man Who Was Sick
and Out of Work.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. Thames Gaudie of
National City died 10 this city to-day from
the effects of poison, taken, it is supposed.
with suicidal intent. In his pockets were
letters addressed to John Gaudie. Barrow
in-Furness, England; Mrs. J. Henry,
Broughton Ferry, England, and Miss An
ME Higrett. Brooklyn, n. Y. These indi-
Gated that he had been searching for
work without success. and that he had
been LII.
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Death of a Supervisor.

REDDING, Feb. 17.-Supervisor G. II.
Fox of this city had a stroke of paralysis
this morning at French Gulch. He ex-
pired at 8 p. NJ He was we'll known in
this and Trinity coudties.
The morning call., 1894-02-18
Want the Lands Back.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Commits
siouer- General of the Land Office has been
directed to demand of the California and
Oregon Land Company the reconveyance
of various tracts of land on its route for
which patents were enormously issued.
The morning call., 1894-02-18
A Mental Reservation.
Washington sta

"What DO you think MIR. BliggIns said To me
yesterday 2" said one girl.
Il don't Know" eilied the other
he asked ME II he might hope TO become nv
guide through The vicissitudes OF lifer
what cid you tell bin ?"
II told him yes, but spelled Il .guved,n
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Sandba0yed a Mexicau.

SAN DIEGO. Feb. ia Mexican named
lgnacio Comanche was sandbagged and
robbed last night on lower Fourth street
of IS and a watch. He was found un-
conscious. There is no elew.
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A Hard Times Love Affair.

Now Y OK weekly.
She-This narrow band OF gold is very sweet,
OF course. bur you-you said you intended 10
bring me a cluster diamond ring.
He-Y-e-s, but afterward 10 occurred 10 me
thai such ring would hide those lovely dim
pies In your fingers
Sne-Oh, you darling.
The morning call., 1894-02-18
IHedberg's SLAYER Indicted.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Grand Jury to-
day indicted Lieutenant Many for the
murder of Captain Hedberg of the regular
army at Fort Sheridan.
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Found Diving in q Boat.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. ia man about 40,
with papers in his pocket bearing the
name of Grandier. was found in boat on
the beach un con scious AMI with symptoms
of poisoning. The doctors think he will
die
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Business Dull.

TramD-Bnsiness is very dull mum.
Farmer's wife Business is dull. is It? I'd
like To know what business you are in.
Tramp-Pm Professional scarecTow, mum,
but nobody seems TO need my services this time
of year.
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Never Gained consciousness.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. IL = Murphy, the
tramp, cut and stabbed at Oldtown. pre-
sumably by the five men with him, and
who are In jail, died this morning without
regaining consciousness.
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THEY. LOST THE TRAIL.
Gard and the Detectives Return
without Prisoners

T.. Los ANGELES. Feb. l7.-United States
Marshal Gard and Detectives Thscker and
VIII Smith returned at 10 O'Clock tonight
from an all-day search for the train rob-
bers. TAey made no arrests, and say that
the search was absolutely fruitless. moth
5ng more being known than on the morn
ing after the wreck.
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Knocked Out Burke.

ELKHoRN. Nebr., Feb. 17.-Jim Mccoy
of Omaha knocked out Charles Burke of
/. Chicago in four rounds tonight for purse
of $500,
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The peacock throne of Shah Jehan was
valued at $50 000. 600. his crown at sf2.-
0OO.0Oo. ano when he died $3.50. OOO, 600 of
gems were found in his treasury.
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Six Drowned in a Collision.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Clytha
was in collision in Barry roads with the
steamer Cadonto. and six of her crew were
drowned.
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A Dance Hall Burned.

MARCUsE. Feb. ia dance hall at
Obanien Corners. seven miles west Of here,
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AN UNWELCoME GUEST.
A Stranger Makes Off With the
Proceeds of q Church Supper.

REDLANDS, Feb. 17-Lsst evening the
ladies of the Methodist church gave sup
per. About 9 o'clock a stranger entered
and grabbed So from the desk and ran,
shooting at pursuers. He made good his
escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
ABSOLUTELY EJEeI3

TO the Gospel, Elder stnynor said
that gomr threat had bees made
ht times iu various places,
10Th against the Elders and thc
friends who entertained them, but
uD whirulugs or mob violence " amy
kIud hrd been experienced. The COM
ference meetings had been Euuumlly
well attended, AMI although some
school houses hal buen refused, buIli.
ings had been secured suitable 20 mold
the conferences twlcs year, aud also
fIf tine Assembling OF th1 Saints ns the
ElIen visited from place % place.
Mucu Ignorance prevails, however
100 rceard to the people in Utah, aud
n1twitlatludlug tho htuu OF tho
ElIem, many, especially in country
places, cling % their pr ludicce aud ifC'
conceived notions concerning thc Lat
tur.dny Saluts. The reading population
IRE mot 20 Ignorant Di our uoinEr anu
politicians ever where mako ihum-
selves acquainted with our movements
ia Utah, and tho status Of our Terri
tory iu the political field. Ia inr'i
thore ID greater interest mnniicsioi ln
our position than in our religion aud
the richness ui our fUHlufcus " more
sought after ADD studied than other
fuHtoUa Tor making this tho gathering
place OF Tho Saints.
Elder Staynut's health has been tE.
coiiuut and he expressed ms thank ul'
noes TOT this, anu Tor the fact that al
though few oi the many Elders who
have hborcd with him, hai 10 ho TO-
leased On account Of 40 honlih, not Que
hal lied IN tue Held Or since returning
Uufuu
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Ind A Wlle In Los Angeles.

G. W. Midgley, employer OF the late
John Solike, tho unfortunate mau who
wAs killed by falling from n scaholdiLg
iu Mccormick bank on Thursday
evening, has received tho following
telegram nom J. NJ. Glass, chief Of
police OF Les Angolts.
"widoW Of John scliko IL here, but
l. not able 10 tend money for bis
burial. His brother is dead. Give him
the best burial you can There. He was
member OF the order Sons Of Her
man, OF Han Francisco lluge. Maybe
Bous OF Herman thoro will holp. White
PARTICULAR"
The funeral services will take place
from the undertaking. pafI0fs OF Joseph
William Taylor NJ II o'clock tomorrow
Sunday morning.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Tia Defective $500, 1000 Bond OfiI-
nance Amended by tho Council.
PIONEER Library GELS $1,000.
Two More New sprinkllng Districts.
Chief Pratt Goes to ST. Louis.
Big Appropriation List.

There was Az adjourned meeting Of
the CITY Council last night All Of the
members wsro present except Meteor
nick Lynn aud Remington. Council
man Clawson presided.
The claim OF Detectives Rnodrsland
Sheets Tor 5000 Tor street cat fare for
the months Of January, February sud
March, was JisaiIowcd aud the Mayor
requested 20 lguiiatu tho same from
the contingent und. Tho funeral ok.
ponsus VI tho late Sergeant Wilson,
amounting 10 s87S.a1, were ordered
paid, aud on tue strength NJ "a
minority report from Newell
$1,000 was ordered gppr0pf.
atcd 10 the Pioneer library. Tho
recommendation wuso opposed by Young
and Clnws0n who voted against thu
proposition. The s3ll,Oll bond 0fii-
nance was amended 10 ns 20 be more
specific re- 10 redemption. Two new
spnnkling diatrlcih we're created. Chief
VI Police pfat was given pufmissi1n
90 attend the convention OF chiUis VI
police al H. Louis next month and
vas voted 500 towards the payment
Of expcnEuE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

ON Tuesday, May ls,, Of 1890 n. NJ,
So. 673 h Second street (rwoutieth
wafll, fine lotof Household Furniture,
onc elegant nak bedroom sot, cost 500,
plate mirror, fine oak sidOb0nri and
extension table, Chairs % match, fine
gold economy cook stove, carpets aud
Iurlof furniture, fine lot Of dining
and bilchcu uiensils. These goods
are nl good as new.
X. A. ANnNEws. Auciioncef.
Onics No. ~ Main street.
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The, on every Wednesday, Thur.
Day and Sunday there leaves Ogden,
Salt Lake, Provo and other common
uoinis, through tourist or family
sleeping car Tor Kansas city. Chicago
Boston and Philadelphia, via the
Great Scenic highway, thu Rio Grntde
Western Railway. Berth rates are
lees thas bali OF rate charged ON hrst
claaa pullman care, being but So 90 10
Missouri River and $500 TO Chicago.
5iuopufs or excursions are personally
con Quoted aud no change Of cars j.
required. The Rio Gando Western
nlso runs daily a through fret class or
Pullman sleeping car 10 Denver, Kan
sac CITY ami Chicago. For other rat.
uculars iuqulfr uf scent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

The NEWS 10 requested TO gay tina.
May Day will be celebrated Mt Cliips
Hall on Tuesday, May let, under the
auspices OF the Scandinavian choir.
The program consists NJ singing, dane
ing and tAbltaux. Among the features
A. the Daieonilian polka, a Swedish
national dance by ladies and gentle.
men In the picturesque national COS.
tumrH OF tbo North.
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THE NORTH AND EAST.


The News acknowledges pleasant
call from Elder Chas. W. slaynor,
who ha- Just boon released lrom the
presidency Of the Northern States
mission, which position he has held
during the past tour years, Elder
5laynor left this city ior his field Of
labor on April "A, 1899, and has made
bis headquarters Ia Wellington, ID.
g., where he has also done busiuesl
for hls clients 10 tbs courts aud de.
paJtmouls, aud before Congress,
During bis presidency the field has
been prosperous, and several hundr5 d
souls have beto added 20 the Church.
In tho winter OF 1898, the mission,
which comprised the range 90 northern
states, sud extended from Nebraska %
Nova Scotia, ami the eastern part OF
Canada, was divided AMI au eastern
mission formed compiling the
Now England states AuI Canada,
with headquarters Rt Brooklyn, New
iuTk,aud since that time the Northern
shtcs mission has Included Prnusyl'
vauio, port OF Virginia aul Mary
land, OHIO, Indiana, Michigan llIi-
unis, Mluue,otn, Wisconsin, lows,
Nebraska, kuus1, North and South
Dakota ami pant of Misslurl.
The work ~ gaining ground iu mos.
places, and Notwithstanding the dlyl.
sion OF the field, tho last report OF the
mission Ia charge Of P,osldoul Stay
uor showed over twice the number %.
baptsma iu the preceding bail yeaL
and nearly double that oi any proceed,
ing six months during his presidency,
Being asked 0s 20 prosecutions
ami alo general feeling IN regard
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Inn rnnrtEnINn..

In detail the proceedings were as
follows
Hamilton q. Park was allowed 500
Tor damages 10 his property done bY a
city irrigation ditch crOssing the
same. Tue amount was ordered
placed on tho appropriation liat.
10 was ordered that sue ditch on
Seventh Wet street. running north
from North Temple street be duepunud
Tor carrying surplus water.
An ordinance fixing the height Of
fences not ~ exceed ak irct on the
property line, anu running parallel
with the street or Sidewalk wsa passed.
Tho new rule will not effect stone walls.
noSD oRDtNAsCE AMENDMENT.
An ordinance amending an ordln.
auce entitled IAN ordnance provide
ing Tor the Issuance OF bonds Tor c0rp1f-
ate purposes Tor ss1O,VOl.
Section o Of tho ordinance in question
u amended by adding 'sumi.nunuallyn
after the word dollar In the fourth line
VI said section, and by addiug the fol.
lowing. cat the expiration OF ton
years alter thu Issuance u said bonds,
there shall be set apart aud the came
D.. hereby appropriated as a sinking
fund, tho sun OF $4,000 pUr annum 10
pay the principal OF said bonds when
tho same shall fall due. Provided that
nothing hefoin contained snail prevent
the CITY Council OF Salt Lake ely at
any time hereafter from making any
other provisions or appropriations for
the redemption Of any Or all Of raid
bondf."
MILK BALE INSTRUCTION.
a bill Tor an ordinance amending
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
John G. Cutler, JL, tel l2L
CITY WarrA nts bought,
5locks bought and sold,
Water Scrip sold; 80 Main Street.

April 70, 1894.
Mossra. John g. Cutler & Bro.
Gentlemen;-You made n suit ~,
clothes for me from Provo NfiIts,
cloth In 1890. | have worn 4, On 49,.
road three year,, and Ii bss - So, ,''
oo.ia , ,,' ' w. anu Is now in use and 40
s '',. O'L ~ , / have never had any
sV .',, T" wear like Provo Woolsn
tours truly,
W. ID. OWEN,
Traveller tor u. &. MI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

The EFws 10 requested to publish
the FOL lwnW
nFirsi quorum Of Elders meet az tho
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms Mon
day evening at 1890.
ON Monday evening noXt Tho Second
quorum OF Seventies viii convene IN ihe
Sixth ward assembly hall. Tho meeting
will commence at 400 o'clock.
oScionce aud The supernatural, or what
will DO lolt OF religion whom the scientific
spirit everywhere prevails" viii DO ltcF.
Mr. Uuors subject a. tho Ihoator to-
morrow morning.
81 Paul'a chapel, Main street and
Fourth south, ttay. L.. D. RidgoIy, priest
iu.chafgo. Services sunday, z e.. m.i
Holy Communion; gi5, sunday Hohouli
NJ, morning prayer aud surmuni uHN ~
M, Bible claaa; 1850 pm, evening prayer
and sermon on tho "lnduHtrial army aud
the pfosont criais.n Daily services "a
usual. Also ON &c. Philip and 80. jane.
Day Cruosdny, May i,sOcond celebration
nt la. m. and on Ascension Day Thurs
day, NAV 3fdl second celebration ut N
am, and Festival Horyicu 90 5 y. ms VIA
choir and SUNDAY school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Mr.. John G,llachor, the genial
restaurant mnn, wishes % Inform the
public that he has bought out she
Saddle Rock Restaurant, which will
hereafter be- run az fifsl class house
under the name OF Centennial Nor.
chants lunch from ~ an ., 20 cents.
Short order at all hours. Oyrtes, Fish
and Game in season. Open day anu
night.
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Woman's Press Club.

Tho Utah Woman's Press club will
meet on Saturday evening, Al 1880 p.
No., at Dr. T.. n. shlpp'8 ofieo,l5 Main
street. Ladies please remember
Authors. puuotuAl attendance de-
sled. L.. n. Supr,
pfuaiuuut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Valuable vegetable remedies ere
used In tho preparation Of Hooda Far
saparllla Ia such peculiar manner as
20 retain tho iull medicinal value Of
every Ingredient Thus Hood's Bar-
sapafilla combines economy aud
strength ana II the only remedy OF
when 900 doses one dollar" IL fur.
BE sure ~ get Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Of the Church o.
Jesus Christ OF Lntter.day saints WI
be held tomorrow nj 9 O'Clock IN tn'
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools 10 Wv
various Wards ri 10 a.m.,a and nleeiluRs
In tho city Ward Assembly Rooms auu
adjacent wnfda no follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Hair cut, shave aud bath, all for 600,
at the old, reliable, beet AMI all.round
barber aud hair dresser IN tue city.
Chris Fehf, Walker House, ga Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Second hand furniture and other
gooia sold On installmcnts 81 Wcbbet's,
gll state Street.
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Hoods Pills do not purge, 'paln OF
gtipe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. =
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Keen your deeds and other yaluhhlea, in.
c'uduF Jewels. in a safety deposit box 40
fiUu'a savings Hank 4 Iruat Co, Hcnt hy
th0 year only amounts 10 = few cents per
month. Ladies specially Invited 20 call aud
zee VAULT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Tho Cullen Hotel open, on the
European plan, rates $500 and $3.50
Per day. dc1rre Cullcna, Assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

III o. ~ MsNcAA IT Nnus
The ltading dentists, D0oly Block.
Strictly nfHt.clam work nj 0ne-hAlf
price charged elsewhere. Best Wost Of
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

scandinavian MoouuH at Assembly hA"'
GERMAN Mscune o. soch Hall. loan.
Home missionaries Ia the CITY
wards tomorrow evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Not a had combination; can trade
with you the year around. Up town
0lilce $50 q. Main. Can deliver either
on short uo,irc. J. =. M0rar q Sons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Order your nome madu suits at Chnn.
W. HUH, the tailor, II Wosb Fifht
south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

RudYIs Pile SappOuitory h guanu-
teed TO cure Plies aud Constipation, or
money refunded. On cents per boN.
Send stamp for circular aud FREQ
sample b MARTIN RUDY Lancaster,
Pa. For sale by Godbo.Pit@ Drug
Co., Salt lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

For Millinery at Madame Rhiuos,
no1t door 10 Thcniot
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salt Lake schNengsr 60.
VIII clean your premises from go TO
400 monthly. Coaspools a speciality.
Box JOS, city.
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TwENuV.Ttnsr WAHn,
Aalt InkO CITY.


belioyo YOU AFRO a good, kind.hoAried
woman, and l trust 90 sou my dear baby.
1 cannot support TO-, aud must givo 10
away. plolfo tako ita aud be- kind TO u, ~
you nro % your own LITTLE girl God
bless my darling, aud bless you far tnk-
Ing care Of Do. SIS husband has deserted
mo aud cannot got back 20 Boston,
where my relatives are.
a BuoKEN-ltrAUrEn MOTHER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

uuy itume made Trunks
AZ Hubert Bros, Manuiaclurbrs. No.
10 h. Flrst South. Old trunks taken
In exchange,
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Can on ua before buying. our stock
otLumber, Sash, Doors, etc, Is com
plete, ana there 10 a great drop Ia
prices. Morrison, Merrill 4 90.
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Manufacturer a. nuo caudlOt-M.
Korp 257 =. Main 49,, Salt Lake City.
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Telophono 2il, J. s. Morse a Sons
iorICE.
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HFo'j. s. Morse g. d0us, 1850 3. Maini
Tor the best Ice Ia tho CITY.
Get your Abllnuta OF Title at tho
County Recorders oiioe. They arc
made directly from tho original recoTta
DR.. Burrows, OcuIis,, Aurist and Op-
tloiun. Spectaclus ittei. Commercial
Block.
The most striking feature Of the nge
iH best shown In tho new White sow
ing mgchiur. Superior 10 all others,
they are sold at lowest prices and on
easiest terms by l.. T.. Hal, 30 wet
First South street, CAN ami examine
or write Tor circular sni prices.
Salt Lake C0stumiug House. CT IL.
l6tSOuth, next Theatr Wigs made
10 order grease paints and masquerade
suits always in stock.
The conway,
New aud elegantly Furnished
Rooms, situated one.hali block north
OF PoslDlilcr, No, 1882 \. West Temple
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egolJ. S. MORSE q SONS, 1898. Main,
Tor the hest Ice in tho CITY.
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Eye and Ear Dr. LA Lyons, 20
South Main,
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An ordinance was passed granting n
franchise 10 the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles railway on South Temple
street, from thu western boundary line
Of tho city 10 a point near Fourth West
street, thence across South Temple
street aud Fourth West street into
Block 80; also the right 10 construct n
curve 10 connect with tho Umh Cen.
tgai's track aud Fourth Weat street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Mrs. Howos, tenant Of tht Ricketts,
block, on THURSDAY night had a bundle
containing little girl baby about two
weeks old deposited on her door step.
She heard a sharp rap at tho door and
on opening 1t saw tho form ofa woman
rapidly disappearing. She then stopped
over 10 examine the parcel aud die
covered that some hoartluas mother
had taken that method Of thfusl.ng
her offspring from hcL Accom-
Iauylng the child was tho ~ flowing
note;
TwrNrY.Tfusr WAUu.
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h. q. Ricnylllo q 60. Combination,
Second. Hand Store, l6i aud 1855 South,
West Temple - has the largest AMI
most elegant Etoug Of the kind Ia
Utah. Remember We Pay the highest
prices for your goods and sell 10 Gus
tomuu cheaper than nuy other house
In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

Fruit tree spraycp ana drive well
pipe NJ the Utah Stove 4 Hardware co.
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In buying or selling Secondhand
Goods We recommend tho /. Y. L., IS
Uast, Sctoud South. caJ-G9ods wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

An ordinance establishing tho width
Of OH sidewalks IN plais ID and q was
referred 10 the city engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28

DR.. BuuOws, Oculis,, Aurist and Op-
tloinn. speotacles h,ted. Commercial
IU.uH
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-02-15

why do Indians paint their faces?''
I have asked that question OF hundreds
Of red men and have received but one
answer, says correspondent Of the st.
Louis Globe-D Democrat or all the tribes
I have visited but one has legend &C
&C unting for the hideous decorations
that are to be seen on the faces Of In
dams under all ceremonial circllm-
stances. l was sitting at a campfire in
a village Of Jicarilla Apaches one night
listening to the stories and legends that
were being told when propounded the
cid question again, hardly expecting
even the usual expression Of ignorance
that hides so many Of the thoughts OF
Indians. 10 my surprise. however, 1
received the answer that l least ex-
pected. An old fellow who had sat
all evening listening to the stories with
out changing his attitude grunted and
straightened ND as he heard the ques-
ton. Proceeding with ali due solemn
ity he told the following legend:
Long ago, when men were weak and
animals were big and strong, a chief OF
the red men who lived in these noun
t:lins went out to get deer, for his
people were hungry. After walking all
day he saw deer and shot at it, but
the arrow was turned aside and wound
ed a mountain lion, which was also at
ter the deer. When the lion felt the
sting Of the arrow he jumped up and
bounded after the man, who ran for his