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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
serions Accident TO Three Colorado
Men In this City on Saturday
Evening TO Ogden.

An accident Of very serious nsiufo
VIVA that which occurred Saturday
evening on the limo Of the Union Pa
eide railway, at the intersection OF
Fourth west and Second North stree's'
Astne Ogden train was approaching
tho DEPOT the fireman noticed n Gov
cred wagon coming along, bu, pail no
tpeclAl attention to 1t, lhiuking they
would stop before reAcuirg the track
A The train drew nearer ho was horn.
fed 10 see tuat they Intended dtiVing
tight across, whereupUn be called u
the engineer to stop, AZ tho same uihe
pulling tue whistle, but, alas, II was
too late, the engine struck ihe h0I,esi
throwing them into the air and killlug
them Instantly, and tue baggage car
hit tho wagon In which was seated
three uniOrtunales.
The train WAS stopped a. quickly "a
possible anu the Injured ponplc tGlfl-
Gated from The ruins, while Dr. Dalny
was Immediately sent for arriving
upou the scene Of tho accident lew
minutes later.
A hasty examination was made ard
the wounds dressed, after which they
were placed upon car and taken lu.-
mediately 10 the Union Pacific hOrpl'
tnl at Ogden.
Tho names Of the injured people are,
George Pyle and con, aud DR.. r. u.
Wright, all OF Buena Vista, COLORADO
Tnsy were en- route TO California In
the hopes Of seeking n new location TOT
n home. George Pyle Ia man about
% years Of age aud Il the owner OF
livery stable In Buena Vista. He was
Injured about the head, his neck and
small u the back being affected. Hib
son, aged II years, escaped with but
few bruises on the face and head.
DIR. Wright IL 50 years Of age and
practitioner Of Buona Vista. His IN
iufits arc similar 10 Mt, Pyle's, being
hurt about the head.
II was thought at frat that the In
iuries Of tho two mon would prove fn-
tai, hut later adylces from Ogden cay
that they are getting slong nicely and
Will In all probability recover
The accident created considerable
excitement, and the passengers on the
train felt very indignant nj the rail-
way officials, for removing them 70
Ogden Tor treatment, when they were
In such precafloua condition, aud
could have been treated here Just hs
well.
No blnmo IL attached TO the railway
company, except that the train was
running ct a greater speed than the law
allows In the city limits.
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Dexter Sullmau.

The following letter has been re-
ceived by the postmaster OF this city.
II any reader Of tho NEWS can give
the Information desired, no viii confer
a favor by communicating direct with
the writer OF tue letter.
CoRNER MoLtNE AyENuE Am CALI
ROMA srEEEr, Pasadena, Cal, July D.
1875.
I am tryingt TO trace tho family Of ono
Dexter Sullman, who was born In Cole.
brook, Conn, March -, 1901. and can
scarcely be- living now, l am told no
went from ohio, many years ago, with
the MormOns, 10 Salt Lake" Tan you
put me In communication with auy OF his
descendants, or with any VI the officers Of
that Church, who can give INC any in
formation | wish to have "date OF hi.
DEATH" "to whom married, aud whom
namos Of his children, with their fuil
family records, down TO tho youngest, for
goucalogy Of the sIillmAn family, now
being compiled.
Any assistance YOU can render mo In
this matter will 30 most gratefully re-
cOiyOi. With respect,
y. A. ). DHASE.
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TIE COAL QUESTION.
Price nj That Full aud Policy Of Mr..
Cluk VIII Soon BE Known.

Information hos been received In
tolls city 10 the eject that 5upsrin'fu.
don't C.srk, o: the Union Pacific clnl
iotsFgss will arrive hero 6ome time
his mouth.
superintendent shaTp was asked t.
Jay as 10 vhotbor Mf. C.afkt's Welt
would DO likely toT,sul, In tho increase
Or decrease Of the piioe OF coal 'or
Utah. He replied tina. he hal 40 iioh
what the effect would b.. II therefore
will remain IA unanswered question
iot the present. IL IL Que, however, m
which the people ara yiiA.ly intefcsiod
ana concerning which they would liko
Information o. sUou a. possible. ln toe
moautmU tIcTo are coal dealers who
say that they havo GOOD reason TO tt.
lioyo that there will tie on advance IN
ralos. In answer to iUf.htt query,
Mr.. Sharp SAID that little Or 10 COal
would he stored this year Tor winter
use. IL IL proposed 10 take all chtngcb
In tho way oi strikes, luckUuts anu tK-
tfaordinafy falls VI SNOW.
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TALK WITH JIM WILLIAMS.
A Pugillst Expected 10 Fight ANY Time
and Mako No ENcuse-i,eAdy 10
Meet All Corners.

Jim Williams says he IL In better
physical condition today than at any
limo since his memorable battle In
California, which resulted Ia two
years OF illness, incapaclty and practi.
cal retirement from the ring. Jim
iays that ho doesn't care 10 talk very
much about that affair. lie won the
sonlest alter tremendous effort and
p..er taking punishment enough 10 kill
Au ordinary man. Both himself and
ifi,nds declare that he was "doped"
and that he had not recovered from
tue effects when hs met Denver Ed
smith here.
Jim says, ~ know that didn't
make n very good showing at the time.
But u was because 1 didn't have the
strength. had been under the doc
tore care for more than n year and
during that period 1 had hardly been
able 10 hold One square meal a day on
my stomach. Stlll, what 10 tue use Of
making excuses? IL you don't put ny
agood nght some one will say you arc
afraid. No allowance Ia made for u
man at ALL"
Then Jim spoke OF pugillsm In gen.
erAl, aud said, "lpsa bau business
anyway, and the first time get an
opportunity 10 20 10 steady aud peTma'
nent employ ment Will quit the ring.
! would do NO today II 1 had that
chance. But II seems that will not
get II Tor the present, 10 | will keep on
aud take on any mau 10 my class who.
Hyer he Il or wherever he comes from.
II make money enough 10 keep my.
Ielf and family, then will quit II
meet man who puts me Out, thon
will stay out. Just now | dcn't see
anything IN view. Woods, under.
stand, II In Chicago, but eau hear
nothing from hun, Yes, | am Ia ilHi-
class condition, and / will keep myself
~. ! never drink, smoke or dlsaipate
no matter how long am away from
home. II | were 10 lead tho life that
some men do VINO arc In the business,
/ would be AFRAID that curse would
come upon me. am now twunty-siX
years OF age, aud by taking care Of my.
self NJ I have done ought TO DO good
until Ihirty-hve,"
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water from public ditch to his lot or
promises, by an Irrigation ditch, without
urst having cou.tructel, under iLc ditec.
lion Of tue civ watormas or, q substantial
ga'o, bo.h In Tho public di''b and nt The
lead Of his branch ditch; the latter no
shall keep closed and water light, except
during tho period allotted TO him Tor Tho
uso Of such water; and where such
branch diich crosses any portion OF n
sidewalk, tho same shall be made OF
lumber or other 4ubstuu ial material, tho
covering u which shall DO ON Lowell
with such sidewalks.
Soc. y. AL rorsong using water Tor lrri-
gallon or oIh9r purposes, shall cunlucl
the surplus ut ra-tu water into public
water d.ch, an shall not allow such
watur to nuud the streets, sidnNa Sa or
private property 10 the jamago thereof,
~ To ran 10 unnecessary waste.
Tho penalty iOr tho violation OF ci. hor
Of tho n5bvo sections IL hnc and im-
prlsonmout.
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A Violent MOmnn.

Yesterday morning CapiSin Done.
van was disturbed ny n woman un.
mercltuily beating boy just 10 front
OF his house. Upon requesting her to
stop she struck him IN the face ami
abused him aud NJ she continued tU
create n disturbance he was COM
PEELED TO take her - the station. Being
a woman he did not call the patrol
wagon but took her on the street car.
He, however, found that he was un.
Abls to control her. There was no
charge made against her as she was
found 10 DO sho widow OF An ex.oity
official AMI somo OF her friends slated
that She was sufferer from attacks OF
violent mania which left her in q state
u exhaustion anu were Destroying her
health.
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Was MOI MIR. CaInr,s Motion.

In the NEWS report OF tho Demo.
cratic convention held Ia this city on
Saturday la-t Hon. john T. CRino was
credited with mahilg q motion "thAt
all resolutions NO referred 10 the oam,
miyiur 0u Trtuiuliors without drbst D"
That statement was mistake. IN
m ton was not maIb ty Mt. Caluo ~
all Lul Uy 4, w., AtcG,nury,
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snndny School Union TonIght.

An excellent program has been pro.
pared aud viii b. given by tue Twenty.
iirst ward sunday school, while the
Eleventh ward school will iuiuish the
music, ht tho meeting o. the stake
SUNDAY School Union, Geld this even
Ink In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms, nj 8 u'cl, OK. Al Ssbbath tChcJl
workers sfo invited.
J. II. PARRY,
= fgfVtafy
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The Fourth at Tropic.

Tsoric, Utah, July o, 1895.
E,hfor Dos,rs, AoUG
Our country's natal day was appro.
prlately AID orodilably celebrated here
by, National GuaTdsmon ana civilians
alike. A salute was fired at daybrsak,
under direction Of Captain % Artillery
John Ahlstrom; also salute aud the
unfufling Of the national oolofs al sun.
rise.
At $3.50 the people assembled NJ the
hall and choice and spicy program
was rendered, consisting Of the read
ing Of the Declaration NJ ludsgen'
dencp, an Grafton, national hymus, pat
fiotic songs, speeches, fccitatlons, ttc'i
all Of which were given with zosi snd
energy, n loyal spirit RnimA,ing bath
participants aud spectators.
The Fourth u Ju y being eH'ontial-
IL National Guard "a day tlf0ug hout the
United States, Company l., y. u. u,
took active part In the proceedings Of
the day, giving flur exhibition 81
their military training under com.
maud Of their sblo captain, John b..
Dunning, aud his lieutensnp. Target
practice was also engaged IN and fair
record scored considering the fact that
n slin bretze was Ia progress Mt the
time, aud the limited practice hsd
with tho arms. Al the termination Of
target practice n national salute was
/ fred py the boys.
The Juveniles enjoyed themselves In
the dance Ia tho AFTERNOON and = tall
WAS given the adults In the evening
In winch all participated. Guatdsmou,
from captain 10 private, being inter
mingled with tue throng.
| SERGEANT.
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MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and a. 1895.
Presidents Of the day, ex.Gow Arthur
l.. Thomas, GOV. caleb W. West.
Lcok TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
pKILEs AND CONDITION..

l-.Tor the uost grand cb0ras u mixed voices
tof not more than 10 nor lpHf thAu lu"I, fon T.
deiing taI 'tnu GLORIOUS SONG ot freedom
tftOm Dr Parry opera, liiuuwrul o. ~ hles
VI DoartoL" lstyptCnu., i'fst prize, 500, gold
medal ~ conductor, second urH1, 500, baton
70 conductor lthesU cHorusus On ty be accom-
panied ~ Two pianos Or piano aua cauinet
s-Hsst military baud contest not more than
twenty i've pieces noe Ices than tWCntYIt 'ltAt
overture" llcutnrrl, urst Tuau. tlUi gold
modal 10 conductor. second itiFo, % d, fiiytr
medal 10 conductor,
1-ilost male tHuTua, 10 Arms To Arms H'
tDr. rauyl luol more than tory ysiUc. nor
lee than tnirtyI hrst prIso. slsyi second prifc,
,-ncst ladies chorus. "rho Bridal Of the
llrds' llifinlcy igohaTdsl lnol NOR. than
thirty voices nor lusH than twenty i've, nrst
priso, Nlut second uiifc. SO
h=brst miscellaneous chorus, The sum
mor,' tbUcnu. ltutty 90 thltty i've voices /;
competition restricted 10 ward rhnirs iu citics
Of nrst ana second uIhaat regular organizations
90 soitlcmoutsI, nfst prpr, tlnt tatnu 90 ron-
1netot sccon1 rr1c, 500, uaion g. conductor.
a-iie.t male luaitclic "leotora" lnaucsl.
i-ns,i ladies' guaric'te. "Re.ponsy' ,Icn.
,-ligs, duet soprano aud tenor. "slAy thou
with Me- IstopatuHI, 3ll,
l-bCst tenor solo, 81 see Thee, Love, Ia
Eyofy Flower" tNbu, 10 A naLsI0.
l0-bcti soprano solo. "Iho Separation"
NUsaiuil. IN B. hat, $40.
IL BCAt baritone or bass solo, "Cambrian
War song iirOm sonEs Of Wales Mchardsl.
SO.
iI-uost couirallo solo. storm and sun
shine" tpudiuy Nucgl, , minor, SO
1l-iivst harp solo, iiUl
ii-iiett piauu solo, Last Hope" tGotts.
chulhJ fW. lopcu 10 Ctncr sea under ~ years
ufugc,l
lS-tor the beet musical composition. suit
able Tor male chorus, 80, compose 10 select
WoTus.l
it-i0f the beet poem, subject, "The May
lower and the iluuuE OF tho Pilgrim
fathrTs," not more tuau !U1 lings, 30.
li.-tur the best national aonR"1hc Welsh OF
Ameuca, words only, On kusllsh or Welsh,
$40,
Is for the host IurCtto suitable tor UantAta.
subject '1hg tan FiDneers.' l!, az 10 pro-
posed 90 have this set 10 music 60 10 used on
Pioneer anniVerHaricHl
lu-for the host historical sketch ,pr0tol on
tue lie ufrt David On Mclhi, so.
lO-tor the best prose ON INC customs aud
manners u the Welsh nation un LngilshI,
So,
gl-For tue best recitation, THE BELLS"
Z ldrAf Allen ruCl, s.,
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DlyERTlEG CITY WATER.


wslormAstar wiIcksn hiss been hay.
ing y good deal ct trouble with people
Of late in regard to divor,ing city water
from i,s regular chaauels. Some pros.
ecuiious aud convictions have already
occurred ana Others wlll follow unless
tho law 10 observed. The ordinance
on tue question Is AS iolloWs, and u
read may prevent persons igaoraut Of
i,s requirements from reIung into
trouble:
section .. No person shall convey
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i-Adludsators Will divide or withhold
prisgs according TO merit
IAN chuts competing i0r Noe. pHd must
sng together after tue contest, under the
lcadorsiip Of Prot Evan stephens. The via
ung cboruseH VIII also DO required to take part
~ hen thcre arc more than i've entries
preliminary examinations will be- held the
morning OF october Q, at Assembly Hall
i-sccond priycs WI only hu given whun AZ
least three have entered competition,
5-1hc decision Of tho ad!uiicAgors shall In
all eases be- UnaL
0--An rrg0 compositions shAn be tho prop.
erty Of The ils1oddfodCommitlee unless other
wise sperurd.
.-slccoastul competitors shall, II required
assist az the evenings Concert
s-Compouuona are prtN TO AT regard
lrss u creed OF nationally.
JAN competing bands vail form IN q body
~ " O'Clock noon, Ihursday, october Jrd, AZ
the Temp etou Hotel, aud march to Third
south aud Man streets, thence east 10 state
West Temple, thence north 90 the west gate Of
Temple hl.yg, aud VIII play tho welsh IA
upnAl AR March Of tho Men OF Halcch"
(Wrlto secretary for music furnished grausl
lu=lntruulug competitions must send their
names iu 10 Tho secretary before september IT.
\, B.- Under no conditions will anyone be
allowed 70 compete unless ihi. rule 10 com
Music 10 be had at Coalter \ snclgroye Co
Eisteddf0d Headquarters, Main street, sal
LAse C,ly' Iiah. they Nlll have the onll
Competitions will ho held Thursday after
noon ana night, october 80, aud the gTeh
Festival TiIl conclude with grand concer
FRIDAY uight, october ith,
For further particulars write,
General secretary, John James, salt Laki
CIV, Utah,
Secretary Tor colorado, l., u. Roberts, $50 Liza
coin ave-, Denver.
Secretary Tor ldAhO, e.. =. DAVIS, Editor EfflF
prrc, MAlad CIV,
Secretary Tor Wyoming james Bowrs Almy.
Manager OnIciAl Program, Peter illlutt SlAtl
West ffst south street, salt Lake cry
ttah
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Measured Parley's Canyon Waters

CITY EngIaser Young took trip to
PArloy's canyon this forenoon Tor the
purpose u moa'uring the water carried
by the creek. lie was accompanied by
MossrF. DOremus, John GAbb0tt anI
sowles. MI D0renua representing the
city, Mr.. Gabbolt the farmers aui Mt.
SOwlos, bcing n member OF the board
chosen by both. The purpose Of this
board IL 10 Judge Of the amount OF wa
tor which tho farmers should receive
Ia return tot the waters Of Pstley's
canyon creek used by the city,
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Missionary's Report.
TELLER, Colo,
July 7th, 1895,

TELLER Colo,
July 7th, 1895.
Editor Dsserst NeDG
Thinking perhaps few lines from
mo would be- interesting to some OF tho
readers OF your valuable paper
ESPECIALLY those have been associated
with IN the missionary nel1l pen the
following: The Gosptl was brought to
me Ia W, Va. was baptized by
Elder Guy &. Wilson, Dee. 2ith, 1857;
emigtated to Mauna, Colo, May,
1859. Having b,cu c.ll1I Ia go On a
mission took my departure from
ManRssh, Colo, Nov Let, 1892. on
arriving at the Ollco ut Chalt4uolsu,
Tenn, found Elder Geo. a. Smith ia
charge. He treated me with cJuFlrsy,
gave INC instructions Rud sent me 10
tue NorIh Carolina conference.
while labHrIuE I'm that conference
erIuyed my iANnrs worry much
Travelled with tuvrral lil8Telt cone
pAniOus, assisted iu olenuE uu suuo
new tirlus anu EuuCv. Grl lu sk.u.
many friends tor iur cause OF truth.
o. cOufse We tnu many Uiai.
aud come ItBVcuil0n, but the
IeUplo generally Wrru very kind
Eud h0spilNb.o Guu w.luug ~
listen 20 what We hRd o. proclaim 10
lhcni Rni We could .rGl2t (Eecutdiup
10 pFopheslesl thai the hears Of tuu
people were truly leng soupurI a..
walds the servants ul God, ha3
the privilege while .u that conference
ut balt.zlug SIX Icrs0us ans blcsgiuE
three rhliTeu.
was released January ION, 1905
and after visiting aAiuts aud lTruba
in tho southern mart u7NlrgiuiR, ,ooh
Train February 9TH aud arrived AZ my
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A Welcome LiitIe Stranger.

At o o'clock yeoItfday Afternoon q
welcome little stranger made W. A..
peatahCc at the nome u Dr. AMI Mrf.
Charles N. Cannon. II ishgirl anu
weighs twelve pJuuds. Ths mother
and baby are bOtn doing well.
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Effective July 9TH. 1898.
grsMI Lrrts aud Dciiart ~ san Lals
Gu Datg, - geIioisE
lHHivE.
From Oh rtstern points. .............. 80 am
Iron nuite, Portland, San Trau.
cisco and ogden. ... .........,.. . - N
from all Eastern points. fArz CiIy
ndOrfen................ .......... - y M
IRON san francisco, Cacno VALLEY,
Ogden and intermediate points Is pm
'From Milford, JuAb, rr3f0. sanpttt,
and kurets...................... q y m
ilTon Terminus ant Tooele..,....a.as Z ~ . d.
nrrLEr
For ogden Cache valley r6rk CITY
sud al Eastetn puinta .....-...... fu1 m
icr Ogden auu intermediate points GuIam
FOR ogden, intern cdiate points.
Butte, Portland and Boise city 4 % y ~
For hll Eastern points ogden. and
san ffuueitco ......... .. .. .. ....... q 70 y IN
'lo- iufeth. rr1vp. ssnpeta NalIuy
NOphi juAb and frsco. ..... -. a. a W
Tor noele aud TeTmiuus............ ! a. an
.rIsiu, south Of Juap run daily except
sunday.
Daily sIeept sunday
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running lsO
Through Past I'aIni tdly,
LEADvILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER


EFFECTIVE A0Y. %, .s,l
Train 40. = leaves ogisn ,.,,,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at pg.hi,
Denver 1870 am. an,
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden s.sp,
SAT- Lake $50 pm, atfiye al pushit
Ss7 pm. Colorado Spiings l.S Nm
Denver g.z5 r.m. 'r
connections made q, Pueblo. Colr.,.
Springs and Denver With all llnes %
Elegant dag coaches, chair cars AMI PHI
man sleope-s on all trains. Take An.
u. & X. q. aud have u comfortable t,,a
aud onJoy sbe finess scenery on NE eoa'
linen.
A. :. iUGIlES \. X. HOOPER.
Grallic Manager, u, P.6Ih
u. y. NEvtNS,
General Agent
Oalt LAks City, u
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Tho unique competitive musical and
literary festival Of the Cambrians Of tho
ola aud Nav world. Tho national pas.
time ct tho welsh Given under the
auspices of Tho Jamhritn Association OF
Utah and adjacent St1ie' mad Territories
and tho Tabernacle choir Of salt Lake
Jity, Utah, will be- hold nj the Great
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S SssSsSN GRANDE
$3.50, WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
s%n 4a.ar. IN Effect, March 81, 1895.

Leave salt Lake CIty
No. .-fof bingham. Provo. Grand
junction and all points kast tbsa 10
No .-foT frovo, oTAnd JuncuOh
aud all points kAst.......... COZ m.
No. . For Ogden aud intermediate
No - Tor Nj Pleasant, Moab, "a.
ina and all intermediate
points ,,.,....' .,...... ........,.... 2ssOp. n.
No. f-for kuTesH, rAyton. Provo
and all intermediate points 5.0op. M
No. t-for ogden and tho " est ..... ~ typ. m.
No. I-For Ogden Aui tue West. ] ~ pm.
Arrive salt Lst- city
No i-TTom Provo, GTsni Juneuoa
and the kAst,..ss.sssHs..s.. / 10 y. m
No. 3-fTom Provo, Grsnd Junction
:, and NO ka,l ............., uisJ p. IN.
n b-from Provo, bingham, MAnU
sauna, Eureka ana AL inter-
mediate pOiuls,,..,...,.-.... SIS y, m.
NO. G-lfom ogden ana informed
lhlt polutas..sss..s .s.ss- .Fssssass sAg a. w.
No, T-ftum kutekA and faygona. tiaa a. m.
Ma g-ITom ogden ami the West. "a m
No t-from ogden and the Wet. $50 v ~.
only line running through PullmAn fLA's
sleeping cars Salt Lakc CITY 90 sAn Francisco,
talt Lake CITY 70 Denver via Grand junction
aud salt Lake Clty 10 Kansas city aud Chica,
10 via Colorado points,
Through transit Ot family sleepors without
change TO Kansas CITY. Chicago and Boston.
frts reclining char cars salt Lake to
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 ". End South.
l. G. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
:, "a. BAhCOCk, TTAfro Manager
y. A. WADLLlHH, Gen. PAssEf, AIT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-07-20

Ian Saturday a 6nc yoaug has horse owned
hy Isaiah Miller. was taken siek giih sEa--
modic cramI,s. DIR. EircheT y = uf near
Gisnyills, wAS summoned and pronounced the
case a. q critical one and on "Wednesday be-
died
Mr. John Miller, Of near here. ma, met sith
several bad mishars- kscyutly. during q
heavy electrical storm, lightning .iruek 10 the
gable end 81 his dwelling completely wreck
ing u. and last week uHr day one of bis small
toys accid~ntly fell pu a grass scyihr. cuitine
his lex badly
saturday, 2ph. 6 the day that the large pie
mic Is t0 com, Of here. Two SUNDAY schools
vail be- present aud su Wiil two lodges uf tbs,
Ir. q. T.. A. VI. The Manchester Band fur
Bishes the instrumental music
Mr.. Little Of Trump. Nd. Is putting NJ
q beautiful wire irnc,. Coz Mr. VIM. Bender.
The W. N. K. K, Co, Is erecting a new
water tank here. much larger than the former
one.
Democrats, iuru out On the 2uJh and elect
your chosen delegate The Democrats Say in
this vicinity they want man for Governor On
the ticket who Is ia favor Of reaSSssSment aud
one that will stick To his platform. None
other they vii -H r'. They claim they are
getting tired Of being loaded down With taxes.
while the Monied man slip, through easy
The grain and hay crop in this vicinity was
unusually large, and fruit seems 10 he pleHti-
full
The sale of Daniel Lawson s.. last SATURDAY,,
was largely attended. but bidders were few and
low prices was realized.
7. A. Miller has purchased the property
here. owned by Daniel Lawson.