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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
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CZAR RESIGNS HIMSELF TO TIE
INkVIlABLE.

Physician Still Persists in
Being Hopeful aud believes lilo
Can Work a Cure CzarcwI:cn
Holds Royalty as Secondary Mat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

Adm. Semmes. Of the Alabama.
vas called Old Reesyax by his men
because he waxeG Ms yuustache.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

A clear soft, white skin. free from PIN
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soap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

The following filings were mRdoin
the lani clllgeuudsr date OF May ~;
John Ford, Of wallsburg, wasAtch
county, homestead entry Of the west
half Of the southeast qrafter aud the
southeast quarter OF tne southwest
quarter u section Z, township 8 south,
range o east.
Caroline Olson, OF Ephralm, San.
pete county, desert entry Of the nortn.
enst quarter OF the northeast quarter
dissection %, townshipl7 south, range
3 cHst.
Rasmus Il, Larsen, Of Alor1nl, San.
Pete county, desert entry OF the north
cast quarter OF tho northeast quarter OF
section a3, township II south, range
3 east.
The contest case Of WIN. T.. Flanders
Va Geo. Haynes Is s,ill IN progress.
Mineral patents have been received
~ follows from Washington, and may
he obtained by the parties entitled
thereto!
No. G7i, to VIM. II. Hooper nnJ
VIM. Jennings, 10 the Magnolia West
lode mining claim, In Ophir mining
district Tooelo county. The isfuance
oi this patent was asked Tor In Noyem.
Ter 1881, but was withheld pending a
contest The patenleUH hre now dead,
anu their heirs receive the patents.
No. 1882, TO Samuel T.. H0yt, 10 the
Walker mining claim, In the Blue
Ledge mining district, wasatch
county.
No. 1869, to II. @. Morohous,
George w. Morehous, Alma Hague
anu George @. Whitmore, 10 the Vul-
can mining claim ia Fish Syringe
mining district, Juab county.
No. 1877, 10 John III. MCCnfystal, 10
the General Harrison mining ciai IN
Finite mining district, Juab county.
No, 1874, 20 the swansea mining
Coui ~, 10 the Swansea consolidated
claim, embracing the Mountain Chief
tbs East swansea claims, 10 Tiuuu
mining district, Juab county.
No. 1915, 10 John "a. McCnrystnl, 10
tho AnnRndalo mining oIaim,in Tintic
mining district, Junb county.
No. 567, 10 the riowaukvu Gold and
Silver Mining company, 10 the Tie.
Waukeo claim, IN West MOuuta II
mining district, salt Lake county,
This patent hos teen pending since
January 20, 1883.
NJ. 1875. 10 John II. McChrystal, 10 !
the POwabic mining claim, In TiutiC |
mining district, JuaD county.
No. 1873, % The Bhlthazlr ChFlsleu-
sen auu William E,muecH, 10 the |
Modaa consolidated claim, embuclus
The Jason ana MedoA olaims, IN f.nuu |
mining diificl, Juab county,
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AgrlcnIInrnl rnllr.e NnlIer..

Elder -. n. Roberts arrived in the
city ON Tuesday evening, anu yostor-
DAY del cred the Decoration Day
I'D lrcsp at the Agricultural college.
Il wa conceded by oil Of the auditors
10 be- u most appropriate anu brilliant
speech.
Governor Wet, whom 10 was a..
uouuced would address the graduating
class At the a. G. o. u. on TUESDAY
evening, did not come, % was said
that 1lllcIsl business detained MIN. Ia
his absouCc tue Rev. Brown delivered
an adde's.
The A. C.. board meet today and
Will take final action on the resignation
OF Prof 5auborn. There are many uT.
pllcnnls Tor the position, prominent
among which being pfohasurs lStng,-
bury, NJ the Uuivrrzity Of Uah, ana
J. n. Paul, OF tue -. Y.CoIlrfc, Logan.
Prot Clun, u the Provo B. Y. College,
has been recommended also,
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Judging from the large crowd that
was ia attendance vt the half mile
track 60 witness the races yesterday,
racing ls not n sport that 10 quite
igWUiien In Ogden. The program IT,
cluiod some exciting oyeuts, notably
tur malt mile ami quarter mile dashr, /.
anu tho other evcuiu brought Cuila g01u
ntld anu excited considerable Interest,
The judge worp Aiessfs DR.. Graham,
ID. u. GIN ana Mr. johnson, Aud ltheir
utciHlUus gave entire satisfaction.
Following are the usulp.
Han Milr--l Ida ", w. Howell; .
john, 3. Read; o sport, tichardsou; Z
Bull, A. q. Baker, lime, ll9.
Five Mile Bicycle Raoe-l MIR.
liauows; . james W0oimansue; o &.
l.. Farley; time, 1890.
Half Mile Road Cart kace-I Maud
Richardson; . Brown, J.. Road: 3
Nancy, Geo. pidd; Butcher BOY.
J. W. 5iob0ld; time, 1924.
Hali Mile Lliius' Bicycle Race
Nora SCuddeE Miss KccC Nellie
Ruid; tlmc, l.ij.
Quarter Milo lAfh--l Pig, l.. Thatcb.
81; Flying Dutchmau, George Bur.
beck; 3 Neltio, 5. Read; time gIl
seconds.
Hall Mile trol ana pase, free.for.all
II Brine Tricks, J. L.. Carlson; .
Lady 4, Leo Anios0n; time, !
minute and II seconds.
Halt Mile dash--l Pearl, L.. Tha,oh.
vi : Gold Hug, GeOtgo Burburk; time,
90 seconds.
Hnldlo horse race, thtet-righths Of n
mllu-l Wilson, DAkc; Blue Bell
WcsIcrEarl; Dunn, A. Woodland
4 Maud, j.. A, Dudmau; t,me, lli
seconds.
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Notes.

Chief OF Police Davenport land the
mumbufa Oi tho police force marched
10 Mountain View cemetery yesterday
afternoon ami decorated tue grave OF
their uouaflcd bfOlhuL Oniccr Color. A
beautiful ilOnl contribution ia the
shape Of n hnrp was placed upon the
grave. 10 was fitting tribute TO the
memory Of a departed comrado.
Tho Democratic primaries were held
In the various wards In this city on
"wednesday evening last, when dole
gates were appointed 10 the county
convention which meets on Saturday,
June ..
On wednesday afternoon Judge
Miner discharged the petit Jury sery-
lng the May term In the Fourth dly-
flct court Suitable C0urtesles were
exchanged between the Jurors and tho
bench at lho conclusion OF the term.
The Chicago Concert company pave
one Of the popular rnteftainments ia
tue opera house last night. There was
small audience present, but the con.
cert was up to tho usual standard OF
excellence.
A largely attended memorial meeting
was held In tbs Frat NJ. IL. Church
last night
When the news reached Ogden ON
Tuesday evening that Judge Month
bad Dissolved tho injunction under
which the lndus.rlnls were being hold
az the Davis county line it caused con.
siderable excitement, but no one WAS
sufl rted as this decision was expected.
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Note

Several parties drawing their walrr
supply from the canals AMI dltChUr
running through town, have teen late.
~ taken 40 with symptoms " pois0u-
ing. II 10 feared that parties who have
been spraying tncif trees nave washed
their vessels that contained the MIX
turc In the dilUhgs.
Hundreds Of people spent tho aftof.
noon yesterday 40 Earps pleasure ~.
sort. a grand ball was given Ia the
new pavilion Ia the evening. The
bicycle races that had been c0ntcm.
plated were not run, NJ high water
temporarily spoiled the trsok.
The members Of the bicycle club leit
Logan AT about $3.50 yesterday morn
ing, for the Hot Spfings, ten mites thin
eide Of Ogden, from where they re-.
ported at Q O'CLOCK.
The Chicago Lady Quarletto IL
billed 10 perform In the Thatcher opera
house on Monday evening, aud the
Grismet'Davis company In the New
South on Tuesday evening. Sells &
RonftOw's circus will exhibit on Mon.
day, June lsih.
President George q Cannon edited
the Saints at tho afternoon meeting iu
the Tabernacle last Sunday.
l. ID. haiuos, Of Lgau, superintou.
dent Of the Reform School, lett yostrf-
day morning 10 assume tho duties OF
his new position.
Attorney LtHspnger Of Ogden, ore
Of the trustees OF the Agricultural
College,arriyUd here on Tuesday eve
ing,
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William T. jones' Of Cedar cue AVID
VIM. ID. Bingham Of Clifton, Idaho.
RELEAsEs AND ArrOisTuEsrs
Elder b. 81. Blackburn has been bo
| Otably released from his Iab., ma
travelling Elder in tho LivefroHI COZ
ference, 20 return home, MAY "a. 1894
Elder 9. g. Cressall has been brp.
ofnbly released from hIs lab .r, nj prosi.
dent Of the Nottingham conference. 10
| return home, June % 1894.
Elder n. 4. Porter Jr. ms been rp-
leased from his iab8H ss trayrIIpy
Elder In the Scottish conference ami
nae been appointed b. preside over the
Nottingham conference.
Elder J. NJ. Dalton has been released
from his labIra rs travelling Elder Ia
'he Welch conference and has been
appointed 60 labor In tue irish Con.
ference.
Elder Alfred smurlhwaito sad J.
w. Crook has been released from their
lapors Or travelling Elders In the New.
Gaelic conference and have been ar
pointed TO labor In the Manchester
conference.
Elder WIN. d. Bingham has tcon
appointed tO labor as travelling Elder
in the Netherlands mission.
Elder Stewart Eccles hns been ar-
pointed 20 labor o. travelling elder ia
the Scottish Conference.
Elder Wheatloy Gibson has been
appointed 10 labor % travelling Elder
IN the Newoseilo conference.
Elder Frederick scholcs has been
appointed TO laOUr as travelling Elder
IA the Leeds conference.
Elders Joseph Barker, Charles w.
Robbins anu James rucker have buuu
appointed TO labor ~ travelling ElIUa
In the Cheltenham conference.
3 Elders Joseph Powers ana Elijah
w. Clayton nave been appointed 10
labor ~ travelling Elders IN the Not.
tingham conference.
Elder ). w. Ross has been appointed
TO labor a. travelling Elder In tue
Liverpool conference.
Elders w. l.. Webb aui Hrrachcl
Buiicn it,, have been appointed t1
labor aq travelling Elders ia tue Bhsi.
field conference.
Elder Edward 51uthwick haa been
appointed q labor ~ travelling Elder
Ia sue Birmingham conference.
Elder william John Lee naa been
appointed ~ labor ~ travelling Elder
IN Tue Mnnchestcr conference.
Elder A. G.. Morris has been ~.
pointed 10 labor a. travelling Elder In |
TIE London conference.
Elder 4. Jonnes has bsen appointed |
70 labor as travelling Elder ia the
Welsh conference.
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Young ladies Entertainment.

The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve.
mon association % the rwenty.sscund
ward viii pfufUut tue following pro.
gram ut the meeting house tomorrow
afternoons.
hrard opening chorus To-Day. ASSOCIATION
tNuif nsHislgu ~ solicited mHlr tuirUs
n'Ati urui. ........ht HyNtu gottumyd young
ladies.
horihuun.s..s .. ..........,, Niifa oracle Grow.
vocal solo, idol uf sly Heart" 600, MIN. EmmA
LufEUuHuu.
Recitation, humurnuF.........a,. Nr. 3D. H.NUuuF.
'ulhrt 500 .nl Auulutt Iu t......s...... Held
90 Polka lmTu|HU.ss Hartman
John liuil.
N'HaHHss HsaHHa NJ IHNm HUfN
character duct, "liuhau aud DFutlIH" Mo-
4, Amy ihyman gnd MaFtrr Charles l1tc.
MANDOLIN uud guitar HCluctluu.... Doc NtutLtr
brothers and Miss Clara u0DLh0.t
ln tbs evening the play lot on pnrle
Francais will be given. The matinee
begins at 800 anu the evening per.
iOTmauco ut s O'Clock.
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APPROACHING TOWN.
lr5rslrIallsis Who Were Held at The
Slndrlige Headed this Way.
COMING THROUGH DAVIS COUNTY.

DESERT NEWS BUREAU,
Camp Of the lndustfiaiisis.
Davis County, May 81, 1881

I
DAVIS County, May 81, 1894.
All was quiet at the camp Of the
industrial Army, near the Davli
county lac, ON ruesday night About
O'clock dark clouds were seen n3hi.
inc about the sky and the wind began
90 blow strongly. Il looked as though
thoro would be a downrour Of rain
ulicicnt 10 cleanse the camp and IL
Inmates.
The men were almost blinded with
aanI, which whirEt through the air,
mad some Of them becoming tired Of
thd situation on the saniudgo
packed their blankets and took up tue
rail for Ogden; they changed their
minds, however on finding 10 too
-tvcfu work to, cfDss the ridge la the
storm. others made Threats that
thJuld u rain they would cross the
Davis county line and make a march
Toward salt Lake sven u they
were shot down for No uoing. They
hualiy decided that they could ataul
80 ~ we'll as the policeman aaG re-
maiued.
A. % O'Clock word was received In
camp from Chief Pratt, asking that
wagon bee sent 90 tnu station to meet
10. q, W. special which would arrive
e. B.Al. THIS message was construed
90 near that The injunction hal been
dissolved. A wagon was sent, aud at
lW2D Mr.. Sheets arrived In the camp,
Bringing tue nows that the officers
should roll their bedding aud march
30 tue special, which then awaited
them. This was done iu n quiet man.
nor, anu NJ 1879 the effects lot the
ludusiflals Hiveping ON tho sand anu
Unaware Of what was going on. Al
ll3l6p. train started Tor salt Lake.
By " O'Clock the police were making
turir mafch from the depot q the city
ball aud thn ludu-irial. siill slept 1u
the saudriIgr. Tho "gOucrnl," Dr.
Smith, was IA Ogden anu knew OF the
course whicn had bscn taken, but
Ia. led until n late hour 10 communicate
iho news 10 his mon at camp.
The army 10 now masking ~ march
towards salt Lake CITY anu will ~.
rive there tuElght Or early
Go the morning. 10 10 tK
peeled they will DO given one meal
pa tue capital Aud be ordered 90 resume
their journey south. They may remain
IN salt Daku CITY two OF three hOufF.
Some Of thu people Ot Davis county
ntc displcasud with the action takcn
Ia allowing those luduttriAlisla 10 pas-
through the county aztec rU,aiulug
them On the line Tor 20 many days anu
pniung Davis county auu Salt Lake
City u gu expense 10 keep them uut.
IL tuey w Through without commit.
ting serious Depreciation, however
this feeling probably Will bo modified.
IL IL said that very lew Oi Dr. SMITH
force are American oltiEeuF. Many VI
them speak tins English language im.
Perfectly.
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At...t.t
49, a.. 20 w. ~. iH.Ie heneiNly OF
,. ,'' d" Sun yl'.o'"sy tuan 30 hA.
,,,,,t - ~. 80 n t'eA..t l.'
~. .l li i'',.'el IN the uAy' qua
'.,,..,N,... ~ 'Aei,i,ta were M .fe
sM,i'''s 'I'i,i l.AleN lh uolh ~ lht
'I.i.''. W w N"i'ous oiueis anu Tue
''i 49,. s. .,I'iy ,.--.
,i,,oil'"u.,,l'iy the elements We're pre-
,lou', ule uhy nelhg cActptvnaiiy
t n..' lOinll'y at Nv Anu lho column
.,,l,l i' y'i w M -.ge OF Warrington
"''huoi III wv l.ll'"ils nrIeE
ogden CHS uas. Hand.
iaualr..n. N,iyiaat
''''s' ~ w t.. ~. ". p
,... hlKr0sL
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Information Wanted.

Information IL wanted concerning
the " hereabouis VI Mary Cour.sy, who
Joined the Church al South Nofwalk.
Connecticut ana moVtd 10 Nauy0O,
Illinois, about 1874 or 1915, and Aflur-
wards crossed tbs plains 10 Utah. Her
son, John C0ursey, last heard from her
IN 1862, thB being then a resident OF
this city. Ho has written many tlAel
since, but nas received no reply, Any
information concerning her will he
greatly appreciated by hor son OF John
A. Holman, Great Falls, Montana, Or
It may be sent TO George Raynoldf,
Box B, Salt Like cry, U,ah.
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, UrAb MA, 81, 1894
ogden Band Excursion.

The excursion given by the Ogden
band TO the Hot Springs yesterday
Will be- remembered as Ols OF the ma ~
enjoyable events of the season which
has been given nt that popular resort.
over 1000 UNCur-ionis,s took udvan-
tagc OF the lpp1uuuity of ctJ5ying n
DAY OF unnlloyci pleasure, aud Ia
every reFrcct tie band "b1ysD 4 d
themselves proud. Nothing was over
looked that would tend 20 the enjoy
ment 10 the pleasure SCORERS, aud all
concerned are 20 be congratulated on
the success OF The day's outing Marx
Fletcher, manager u The H0t SPRUCE
railroad, deserves "a special w6ri or
praise Tor the excellent train serylce
he gave the public.
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In The European Mission.

ARRIvALs,-lhe following nit
aiouaries from Utah and Idaho arrived
10 Liverpool por the Gulon steamer
Arizona, May 7th, 1884, For the
Scandinavian Mission Anthem PehI-
son, Of Logan; Carl A, Johnson, o.
Huntsville; Cad Hansen, NJ Spring
CITY John a. Jensen, OF Cedar CITY;
Charles Luudgren, of May field. Rnd
Rasmus NJ. Larsen, Of BGsalt, Idaho.
For the Swiss anu German Mission
Alonz) Francis, Of Morgan, AMI Chas.
J, Lang, OF Salt Lake Guy. For the
hfiiishl Missiou-5 Stewart Eccles, vi
Eden; Wheatley Gibson AMI Elijah
w. Clayton, Of West Weber; Frederlek
l5choles ana A. q. Morris, o salt Lake
CITY; Joseph Barker, OF North
Oguen; Joseph Fowera Of Hooper;
CHARLES W, Robins OF Layton; 3. W.
Ross, w. l.. WebbAnd Edward soutl-
wick Of Lehi; James Tucker " Mot
gam William John Lee NJ Ogden;
heTsnhel Bullen JL oi Riohmond:
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On Monday two young mon from
one Of the neighU1rirg rct,loments
entered CarlYn'- irwelfy Store. Ono
Of thUm uurChasnl % H0tu pin aud tho
other p0Ckuirl one without the formal
NY 0f q purchase. Tho TIER was dJ.
ircirt and they were brought bnOb.
The Lost pin was fuGJ, and upon
making restitution nul promise ~
amendment, the offender was allowed
Ia tIDfnft
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Central Republican Club.

The workiugmon's Central R.pub.
lioan club will hold ita regular meeting
tomorrow (Fflday) night IN the @. A.
H. Hall. Au Interesting program has
been prepared. After the meeting the
CLUB will 40 Into executive session. f.
H. expected that tho feyular.commltttcs
OF Tue various wards Will be- ~ Attcud.
anco OF send representatives..
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COMM ERCIAL
ToDAYi5 oLrAnlNu rousr.

ToIay's clearing house exchange.
amounted 10 t9Ul, $50 Same dny
last year s28O,.O MONTH clearing
$500, ll2' Same month last year 50,
lGi, 200.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New YorE.-Silyer, 8l., lead, $3.50
London.-sNvOr 2slI.
ORE AND HuLLios.
Wells, Fargo & 90. rockwell today,
Penn. bullion, ;I.0Jj Gold bir.
Sl,3Ol. Total IS. 1895.
n, Il. Jones & Go. received today.
Ores, $1,000 bullion, $1,000. rotaI.
$500.
Mccormick n 90. received toIav.
Silver and lead ores, $4,000; Hanaligl
bullion, $500, Toal $500.
UEAL ESTATE
TFau,srt Mel % ne orrs or n. C,t.,g g,.
cartlr Of SAT- LI.r .gIJH, y b. II.
MHfIH
Lo Grand Young t1 john Iloreuson.
lutH Hu HIuHh -, sandy HfNuuu... 20 oil.
e.. b. Conway tt 900 90 huulamIn
smuH, I0u lu block 2.plat u. SAT-
Frea ioote SBd Wifa To- 'nouyls;'i. 1000 %
rlIuy,l p bloch 20, kinney &
olc Goqf.,y. r'al ig "a is,. ,, 1000 Co
fru. luts O. and lli block Wood
ruS@ a Essg., ,3 90 e. psa5, 1000 20
part of JOE o. block rs, Plat ~
Theodore 4. Davis 10 Evan L. VII $3.50 90
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LOGAN.
LooAN. UrAm NJ 81. ls9l.
Attempted Jail Delivery.

Two prisoners In tho county fail
made a bold break Tor liberty ON san.
day afternoon. Their nance are Chas
Larsen aud Geo. Bunuet,. Lnraenis
term would have expired on June Sth,
anu Bennolt'a on July lltl. Trey
hhl been given tho run %, the Jail
building during the day, being con-
hnoi TO theit cells Ouly at night. In
thu upper story n q trap door secured
by means OF an eye bolt with tue nut
on top ni the roof, anu "a heavy look.
The prlsonura has worked 40 the
Eye bolt until they had stripped
mo thread In tho nut on
lop, when u was Hu easy
matter 10 Withdraw the bolt. on Sun
day afternoon they tied their bedding
.ogethsL climbed On tho fooi anu lot
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Democratic Primaries.

Democratic primaries will bo held In
this city tonight ior Iho purpose Of se-
Getting precinct committees and the
election OF delegates to attend the
county convention. The time Tor be-
ginning the meetings IN eight O'Clock,
aud the places are NJ iollowt:
First precinct 90 Exposition build &.
Ing.
Second precinoi-Irhomas' hall.
Third pflnct-Oid Sixteenth ward
HnhOOlhOute.
Fourth Eighteenth ward
Independent school.
Fiith ptecincl-Counoil Chamber
Wasatch building,
Az SUGAR HOUSE.
The Democrats o. Sugar House ward
VIII also meet tonight 10 elect delegates
10 attend tho county convention 10 be
held on the lou OF June. The meet
lug will be- held at thu schoolhouse
anu Will begin At eight O'Clock.
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tAHuVEu.=At ur uHHflrIa rofHrnfs.
tafnrf. ward, ealt L1an ruuutY. tuh, Nhy
%, l7It. from ruuluro IIIa AraIrIIa layton
tuTIuur. aged lIFtArH.
Funeral FRIDAY, Juno DC. ht % PM. from
.lus iluuUr luuuH'H r.a.1uHUH. % Nurh. state
tent
utI,s.sAlav liH, at Idaho Falls. idaho.
sophie LuuIfu, VITO uf 81. a. ulsru. De.
tHa.ri was born October sul. laHt she lrayra
mourn her Toe.
hlrus, 40 HIr.Hu. of dIpthura NIir
Mfyu. eyed z TUHra aud % months, TfIdfy
mirfuupE 90 M1y .3th. ans maLpa tHr
mH,Hgr aud three children Within two week.
Another child named blanche. Dr. now down
With ODE HHuU HIHUHHr.
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Twentieth Ward Choir.

Director DulbAr announces that
thorewill DO especial rrhearsnl Of the
Twentieth ward choir Ia tue meeting
house tomorrow night. aud requests
that members will govern themselves
accordingly.
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Az SUGAR HOUSE.
New Police Costumes.

Beginning tomorrow tho patrol men
Of the city police force VIII throw Oh
their full dress uniforms and hats with
which they have been clad tue past
winter hnd appear for the summer
months In hel.aels and blue blOuses.
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CITY FOUND NOTICE.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
who patents ore delayed, should con.
.aIf Chla W. StayueI he BIAS just
returned lr0m Washington, where be
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Omge.
Con- unaI york attended 20. Office
MoComIeE.Eichards Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence collected, Send
stamped envelope Tor reply
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Concer, aud Ball.

Tho will be- a concert AMI ball given
NJ Calder's Park tomorrow friday for
tue benefit Oi Elders ]. r.. Nilsson Auu
&. >. Green, VIM expected TO leave on
missions shortly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

Themselves down 10 the ground. Some
boys gave the alarm aud Within u shor,
time tue fugilivus were rCcupturcd.
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R. K. YH0MA8.
25 to 90 East. lst South St.
GAIT LAKE CITY.
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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 the
choice. so call early. Don't defer II il
you have any intention of buying a
spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
ger 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:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-31

We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains. so we offer aborIt
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains: