davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
StdotiIbes.
Greibem SbinoIuoer nit ser 3ultis.

Uretben SNlnolu0er MT DER Julfi5.
Soi, S9iGer itonb beute frii6 Dor Ri3ter
0ooleD unter Der Qntlage, benz Gi9arrens
fa%brttanten 6. @p1tein bon 222 0etoOen
Str. cine Bdrtie @igarren 9eftoblen unb all
einen 9eI4dftsmann in 9pbe part oer=
fault 81 baden. MnI 9einenb battle er in Der
3ett 5tpti9en ietner @er6aftung unb @or=
fiibrun9 Die Angslegen6eit aubergeri4tIid
9eoronet, benin ais beute Der San aufgeru=
fen tpurbe, gldn3te Der angebli9 8eitoblene
brr4 NbpeIenbeit. Dem &i9ter blieb bdz
ber ni3ts anberes iibrig, ais Die Mntlage
rieoer3uf4Iagen. @r that bies, perfeblte
aber ni4t, feline @erurt6eilung biefes
observation-disclosures nit Der Suiti3 in 19arz
fen 0prten aus5uIpre9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
2n Ieihen 1cinht,

ON Ietbeu Qe1n9t: $500 pbue @pmmiI1ipn ou
. 9utes @igeutbum. 8. 9ui4er, 1903 Sommpnl
Mpe., IponbaIe 81.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
@enOrben:

0eNOtbett:
4n 2. Sonuor Gbrtitina &merIIem, So6ter BON
s%SrleDertte rro benz Deritprbenen 6eoroe 2uerI1en, i'm
Nlter ppn 4 Sabren un6 6 Mpnaten. 8eerbtoung BPM
&rolterbonle, 81. Ctr. uno Qro;rie @pe, Wtittpo1 Wtit=
tag II ubr mad WaI0beim.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
SergnigMngem

PARlN-THEATER-5tate Ctr, nobe gonqreB.
OLD WAR HORSE. 9tibbes @urIesque So.
IN u&tttle Jauit". gteIerlei Spe3iaIit6teu. Seben6e
SIlOer: Bette Observation-Disclosures in Der Gtobt.
2 9Oriteaun9e1 tdQlid. 1Oc.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

WIer.
@eorge @bparo &etGum, @race
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Serjmie0enes.


ODbne, gtoteu, Mietbeu. fhfebte Sbulber o1er gtrter
X CpQeCttrt; feline 9e5abllng meun e~rIoIglos. @ua
Mtueaer, @ountD,@ Dnitabler, 76 5. Ape, Simmer 8.
2mt1S
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Wei9Gft8= 0~cIegenbeIten.


On perfan en-: SUIT gebenoer Snlpon nit Sooer=
~ belle. 9nn1tige Sele9enbett fir ben re8ten Wonn.
Aor.: q. So Staats3tg. 3io3t
0uD ertaufen: Outer Saloon nit @obuunQ, bill.
- lt9e Wtietbe. @ebe Scale bis Mtai 1897. 9ebraute
r1l9t 9aes baor. YertoufSurIa9e &ranf6eit. 247
JtulD on. 3ia2t
Su perfoufen: Saloon binig. pber gegen fletnes
~ propertp gu oertauiben. @er3apft 3lpei Barrel Bier
per Tag benin Slns: g9lbt anes 8aor n0tbig. Is Mil=
lpautee Ine. ober "a 81. @anal=StraBe. 28be31gG
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
6eirdtbsfheihe.

Solgenbe !6eiratbsf9eine tpurben 6elte
BON 9errn SalmonIon i'm Bureau bes
@ountpz@ lerts ausgeItelt:
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Wedding Bells.

Two couples Of prominent young
Salt Lake people were made happy by
being united Ia marriage last evening,
The frst were Lucille Yluug,d
II Hon. Le Gtaud ani MTa Young,
anu MI. William Rod. rno cefc-
mony was pvriIrmsi nj tho haudsjm %
Tesidvnco ot tbs BRIDE. pAgouli la tho
oastsrn part Of tho city Ny Dc. james
l.. lalmage. About tiny Of the rel.
Ruves anu 'rlunIs VI the contracting
parties were present ami later rocsp.
ton was held a. which large number
OF acquaintance All we'll wlsuUrB
Olefeu congratulations.
The other wedding was that Of hilss
Maftha I0yle, daughter OF Judge j.
z. anu Mrs. RJyle anl sister Of Ned
II Iylei tue popular anu well known
actor ami playwright, aud Mr.. LIriu
King, tho uTugfBi. The ceremony
was quiet nnd uuU.IeutatiOus aui was
performed at the home oi tue bride py
The Rev. A. Kinney Hal.
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SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS.


Tho board " education will meet In
regular session tonight Sad among
other important hgslay's 20 be trans.
acted will be- that Of olectlng, Tor tlc
uu.ulng year. n superintendent Ut lhc
cI,y schoolg. Under the law that duty
Is required o. the board At lls first
session IN June.
So .ar Us known there 10 but one
candidate for the p1,ltion-Dr Mile
laugu-who mas ably nut UfslltAbly
nlIrI tuAt important on 20 ffon tue
sblli,ion Of tho district school systeni
in this city % tAls. his reelection
will uo unanimous without a doubt.
AZ tho same meeting btsti oi tx.
amiuuTs viii alec be- appointed for the
purpose ~ passing uuug tAr qugliilca.
uDuu Of persons 49,. lying 10 teach In
too puplio tohu0la the coming year.
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Sta7dard Cburcb WorkG,


t,eah % --orrson. A aaoount Of ~
Aneiau, iuhautanis ~ the American Cons-
nant wilton ~ us hand Il Mormon upoa
Plates tAson from Tho pilates Of Hcphi, found
near Manahcstsr, Out,Ho Co., New Yafk, Nna
Translated ~ iho Propho. Joseph snlth, ~,
aGt, i2.7si fuu uIrs. t1o0, Fau noan, ma;
ruii Boa tsuiaii, $50. Pau L.,.s,r, subo..sL
tiHi iui c.Hu, embossed. tLo1
oSok - MORMON. tiArg. Print) Morocsa
Et.r' aA' u.b' Lssthaf, out. t5.U0. L.sAlhes.
tlIf DilMgLU
bocifirn ard Covenants ~ tho church ID
'c'-a thrai Of tsttosday Saints, containing
u hsvoau1nn s,vrn o. Jos1ph Smith, IT,, ths
rruphot 'nr The blili.la up OF ths Kingiim d
God ia dc ialt days GUL o. rs, EulI nolh
h1o' fun H1Aa till. Fan nlss ,snAiil, o. 50.
Pun leather, embossed. tLg5. Fun ol0th, en-.
hosssd, ti.ol
n"etrtno And Covenants. ti..sgo Print,
Aofooeo, EEtra duL tars. Leather, 0iiI
400 Leather i1l5i cloth, ais
Pe@El OF Great Price. A choice ssio-uoa
nom The Revelations. TRANSACTIONS and SAr
ra.on' Of Joseph sn.tl, arsi Prophet aoas
and h"TelAi1r Of the Church u Jesus christ q
l.aslf-iay saints Mlfooco, ouL i.lS,
L'auhaf' onL 1L1o, RoAn 1851 Cloth. oIa.
loassd, snr
Nsy 60 tho science Of Theology. pe.
signed ~ an introduction " tho Ilrsl prlnci.
ples of Spiritual Philosophy. Religion, Las
the ooSeFnnenL a. Delivered b. tho An
as"'-, and a. hsatnsed In this age Cor us nul
oT~oDa@Hs' 81 uai,srsal psars. pruA aHi
n-s-~aSNN ~ ysris7 '. Pfua vun IRA
smbosasi, Iso,. rali CLOTH, ssab5ssod, sos
Voice OF Warning. An Introduction 10 IL
iHh and Doctrine % Tie Church Of Jssaa
Christ OF Lastor-day Saints ~ paa.y p,
Pratt Yuu hoau, embossed co., Pull ClosA
embossed, s5oi Limp cloth, 80.
spsneer's Letters. Exhibiting tho mos, prom
inont doctrines u ths Church u Jesus Chrzs
Of taitsrday naiutN ~ Ors1n Spencer, A. n,
~ uhieh "a also aidsd his Lagtar on PsssL
rshia order, In reply - Tho Rsv. winlasa
crovu, A NJ, h1=tou. Mas P,lll Roam, en-
boss'd, lo0. Full Cloth. embossed, ia,
tosihsr, u.b0, OUT tl00.
HI mn ltooh. rvonuoih Edition. Cloth, .ssi
full hoan, 49, Pull Leather, uOo; Lsathss,
eHua hniah, o. - Leather, out tis1
CatsehiSsa for children. Esitiung The
prusninohi doctrines % do Church Of Jssus
ohrisi OF Latter day SANTA ~ John Jalues.
Leather, Noj Clon, 2se.. noArda, ave
Paper Cover isc
4 Compendium Of As doctrine, o. u.
ouapol, ~ frankiln d. Richards and Ja. a
Lula Leather, out t20o, LoaihsT, 20,
Imitation Leather, as. Cloth, tIt0
Ready References. Scripture toIts arranged
In 'ubiostivs order, With historical notes, ass,
So, Sc, and u,oo, according " b.ndins.
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lIMaER ORGANIZATION.



fr'' Access 81 ave to Woodwork "''''-
''' w. ''''.n' "'''y'
Probably ho nr'iF illustration can In
''N' '''A o.. ''a l..s'Ni I.'A'' .L '..'
t'', ''. ..''.'' i .'.' w ''' Zoo
Woo lN''h i.'.' 10 if"..', '.h
'.''N-' U'''.'''I' H''.'F man 'n' 90. 9'''
'l NN I'. ...'' '.Hin'i'N i'W
l'''' Ns'' l'.' .'' '''..' on "h ''''"'h'
lil "'i CIV. 'h'''' .'..'A'nt ign'e ln one
nl '"' l.'". .I''' ''.''' obi lAo 'Hllel
'." '' D" "'..." " i.I'''n "' ono %, l'o
NIfi t'''' H'' wave anu lh lH'Iihi,
,'.i''' ''..H ''' N"'NS ''ei''n. OK
l0' ''.' u .'", i",N'is 'n'
MN''' ''.' pr .I..'-' W. t"' ''il"F,
i' N'' ''..'.l '".. Is "''''''y unusual
' W. l't .IN.'''l "'" ".'h
''''..'l ''' ..'' n''''l'N- ITO QUESTION, the
'.M. ! '"' "..,'.' u,'ii' NV
."t ', ' l'''.' WIN '.N..' p','una'''y
..' '..' .'' '' '.''N'NS H''lhpH"ii'''
~, l'.'' Ply. .'i..
''.''''. "' l'.'iu' IN 'il7 respect
"''N h''' r','''. moro was no question
'''',.' ''"' ,'' iu'N'"'e 'i ".h's
'.''''.' " '''. '''',.'", '"t''. 'k"iN'
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$40 50s.oO sni 500 1ltorncy's fees. The
liOgcuy 10 On Cache county.
Jonathan Crossman, q traveller from
Butte, missed his train, and IL g0in.
around town got drunk. When tAkon
'l jail 81 $3.50 was found ~ his pJckeis'
TO was iinoi IS, which he dii not 10
The least object to pay.
Ata meeting u the Ogden Union
Railway Depot company, the follow ID
.ng directors we're elected for the unsI-
log ycsG =. H.. Williams, Thomas
Ibr'hal', Iames Agler, w. II. Ban.
rf1f auI +. }. ltiesal.
on Friday evening the school hoard
met 90 select "a superintendent. seven
applications have teen fllul-twJ Utah
applicants All I've eastern,
on r.glmmsH Ilt.on q the county
fil.rrs O.. W. WiMnm1. tho man who
yHshutt ru The u. H.. trlck, was adj
uiuuL o. The o.iy hospital
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Has IA Elephant Farm.

Tho tdrnis Of l.. A. SC t..lill0t iu
this city anI Territory RiIl DO inter.
ostvd In learning that the gentleman Ia
engaged la business In an uNtouslvu
scale At hi5 new nomB Ia Iulla. In
u letter to President MeCOrgioE, VI luo
cry Cuul eli, br says uWllg other
tUugi "lu the forests from which
our raw lumteT IN derived $40 have
my a'si-lantr, l,Jlu uleppauls AID
10000 huuEurH, anu believe nv, uvefy-
lhlus ia con uClud uu prluigiuus
lcaIt--a broad p'au," Ana nov all t.e
loys Iu tho uauN want 10 20 Go India.
Tue comphuy with winch Mic clio.
i connected 10 che B1muay.BuImau
Trading Corporation, LuiIvI.
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JOHNSON ENouKGD our


II was very quickly oad speedily
frmlnsgiatri last uisht that Charles
johnson, tho man tom Butte AM
sugar House war;, maize the "mistaks
Of bis ME-" whom he arranged Jr a
match lulwolu himself aud tho
7snes,muisu bguss5 GIjwn as tho
"BlaUk rdueo."
There wlga large altenisuc6 Of the
sAlg Like A.nlrllc cue 10 witnsi, ibo
mil', which was Of the "shoti, shsrp
AMI duuiaivc" order. 80 much sJ was
tnis tho case that be'1re tue second
f1uli DnieI johnson was srvrfoly
kroUkc into that saiJ-ia.bo.puriectly'
Iainless and not uuUleaFtut condition
tuat CDrgett aud FitEdmmlns declare
tnUy Will pat uauh OiuUt by tho help VI
tho clone star State" authorities la
October next.
Each mans mAulcys were padded
with oight ounce gloves and they
fought TOT pOinIs, the biggest aud n1st
desiTabln Il which was Jhu $50 purse,
which went 10 ths successful c1mUAt-
nn;. Sam Clark, tho SALT Lake "sIaSiu
boy" male II % lively Tor a Missouri
rivot bOatunu ina preliminary sktt'
tniHh b tho mniu event that he was
called Oh, jim Williams, manager, OF
tsaining master Of the club, and hih
brother Henry amused the crowd Ia n
very clever little bout.
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miseelIaDeouS Works.


orson Prats's Works, q series % pAupAisA.
on ha doctrines OF hs gospel, book OF ga
pssvs, I5e.
sAAnd-tiooh OF Reference 70 no history,
shronolosy, religion and country Of ths LAtt.s.
taI -L- saints so sgrAnsurA 80
eAo nf1p sua Labsssax nusa n. sssa
Smith, Win = full anuouns Of 49, fnaslzf
seriesN postpaid. iso.
pos- ths nihls Sanction PoIyaazavp
GihsyIzsinn bstsoen iadar or.on Pratt and N.
= ?. Newman, u which Ia addSd tAsss a.
Sgursss on orloasiAl marriage By Kia~r- o.--.'
rriS oo0rso A. smith and oSo, q. o-A-sa.
Soscph smith-gAB he = PrOphsa -
Godi ~ 81 s!oisAl, pftsa, Papas, 1oA
A Review u tho Decision OF ne svvruurs
oOHt Of The U. o., In uhs ea-s Of as~zCs
Reynolds, ~ osorss . cADHon, no
Boob OF Abraham, ~ authenticity sssss'
ilsh,d, ~ 0sn. Raynolds, 20.
Inc Frcospior, By John Nicholson, -.
Ths spauidInE story, or hA--s~ags
Touud. Pup.r 25i Cin'h, 90. GnL ti.oA
Angel os the Prnirie-s or Drean Il ~
FatarS. ny Pr. Pratt, TO-.
The Mormon Question. ~ John Taylor.
Zoe,
PseInz. Religious, Historical and P1liuozi. NJ
Kin H. SNOW. Vol. ?, Leather, Ii.2i Vol L.
Cloth, ti.ol, Vol, 1, Cloth, CHS i5o.i Vol. 1,
Cloth, bnr
Harp Of zion. Posmi ~ John IJon. Oot.
GIg lssi llo.N, 6Oc.
Year ~ Jubilee. pisoourass delivered At, snd
goaosu pr,rssaAngs OF nna rfeth Annual
CoGiDlnHgr, i.s.
Tfestgrutt,n NJ fH. avarIastina, S.asnsl.
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In the Europe admission.

Elder George A.SeAman
has D6on honoAbly released from
laborlng a. Travelling Elder In the
Leeds conference 10 return home May
20, 1895.
Elder Farley T.. Parrish has been
hOnoraoly released from his lsbofs As
Travelling Elder Ia tho Newcastle
conference 10 return homo May 60
1885.
ARRIVAL Elder George n. Phillips,
OF Ogden, arrived IN Liverpool per
steamer honsington, ON May %. liz
will tIoUd = a1mo business affairs be-
iOTu returning home.
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Robbed a Butcher Shop.

Unknown BURGLAR entered the Eas.
Drive butcher shop a, the corner Of
Eleventh south aud Fiith Eas, streets
last night anu, after breaking open the
till with Wow 10 tapping u Of casn,
but fading none, helpeI thomaolygs g.
a considerable qdanlily OF meat. Tnv
proprietor 1f the shop Is u tho opinion
thNt he knows vino carried his Toast-,
steaks and sausagc away, and % upon
Investigation his suspicious are cpu'
armed, then Nc. Suspect had better
lookout.
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OGDEN.
Junction city Notes.

a moe, un orun4la a,c.dan. haG-
pcnol yesloldny afternoon IA Ogden
oa yar, by which o ScaudivIau ,m
pIayoi ON thu PHO line was obliged 10
rc hf9uga, WIN 20 Tao cry Aosmtn Z.
10 gCaI about twenty feet drug DC BIZ
necessary blasL thu formation buiu.
.agi lu al. gravel. About aIx,
Clargcs have Teen uul IA without u.uw 70
ms out ANY rgsvgl. lvttgI.y .fl,r.
noon, When the bHst went of, two of
three rocks were blown CUT und one
30 at tHe H.1n OF q lum HltF struck the
unfortunate man on tHu shin, smash.
lHg the bone IN manner tha. IL be
leNroI Will make It necessary to umpu.
tate the limb,
a Fuit was hlad ia the snice OF Clerl,
Perry IN which Charles III. Hart, *.
eoutor OF the VIII Of Michael Mufphy.
sues +, A. ami IL. +. Mltoa,ll ct al iui
the foreclosure Of mortgage fog
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FOR BALD HEADS.

10 b. tho only remedy on earth known
To- make the hair grow ON had heads.
30 sure shat yon gol the genuine. Et-
ware OF c0uuiHriUit4 aud limitations.
Make sure that every bottle mas Nine.
VI. iAl0'- photo ou mud is labeled Nine.
81. haio's EKorlaur llair Tonic.
Al druggists ufi.s 90. also ihio's ssn
FOOD, 500, nal.a complexion Cream, slt
s a'C's Face Powder. tIr, NHIua NCauiY coap,
CSC Nine. Yale, Health ana Complexion spUs
CiallaL Temple uf ueau.y. 100 state street.
Chicago Guido DO NHIui mailed tree.
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For the first limo IN the history " tho
world preparation has boon discovered
which TostlrfF gray hair Co ~ natural
color without tue ute OF dye. Nine
NHiC's Halls Tonic has the marvellous
power ~ giving tHe natural coloriug
mat or circulation, consequently to4tnT.
ing tho gray hairs 'D thu.r own original
color Tho complete fuaso Org gi This
marvellous compound over The hair nj
both men and women has created a. gem.
uino sensation 900 uvor ibo world and It's
discovery has boom hailed with endless
Joy. There vii. uN u' more gray half,
and 10 Will IH mo- longer necessary
tD Use iniurous artificial dyos. lale's
Hair Tuuio will stop hair from falling
iu ~ hours. ]. Us % positive cure Tor
any ailuisut ~ tho hair or disease Of the
tcalr. IL d. al 1.uiuly pure aud FREQ
from everything iuluuou. u contains
nothing greasy COZ sticky; has q delight
iul delicate od0r and makes the most
perfect hair dtgssiuE kuOWn for general
uHr.
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Tenth Quorum of Seventies.

Tho Tenth Quorum Of Seventies
viii hold iheir regular monthly meo,-
Ing Tomorrow night, Friday, jane 9TH,
nj the NinIh ward Meeting house, NJ
1850 o'clock.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THR WORLD
The only line running two
Through Past Trains daily I
LHADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFPRCTlYR NOV. ~. l8ll.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
t;t5 am, COLORADO Springs 1854 am,
Denver Io:lo ann.
Train No, 4 leaves Ogden Cny PM,
Salt Lake $40 PIN, arrive at Pueblo
Sa7 pm, Colorado Springs 6i5B pm,
Denver q:75 PM
connections mada A. Pueblo, ColoFsso
HpTinga sud Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud rull-
man slo0pera on all trains. Take The
ID. q r., q. aud have comfortable nip
ana enjoy tho nnssI scenery on the ecu.
iinoni.
A. y, HUGHE9, 3, X, HOOPER,
Traito Manager, u, =. s. a. A..
Deuyer, Colo. Denver, CClu
u. Z. NEVINS,
General Agent
bSit Lake Gig, N
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70 ORGANIZE 4 STATE BOARD.

Convention or Utah luurancr You tn
be Held IN this cay ou "a, l2W lust
the following le, 90 which il being
leut out brouIca,t to the msufauc8
men o: the Territory 10y specially anu
ropeEly appointed u,mni.tss, il evil,
iEplaui,oryi
Dear Sir-Soico has been glvun 1v tho
BOARD Of Fro Underwater, oI san Fran.
'sc1 that tho branch uli'o located IutAis
ily will be closed un tho al,u OF this
month, I'm Wow VI tins fact, ullor duo
confederation, the local agent, moro hayu
appointed tho undersigned as ac1mmlttou
10 issue a call 90 ul the locals iu tla Vur.
tory oi Utah fora meeting Ju 10 hold
u salt Lake tuy on "Wednesday. Juno
lsh, AT O'Clock p,mn %. tho branch
once OF the present board Of Hru Under.
'WrllerH, IN tho Commercial block, iof
he purpose " discussing and orguuiznv
state board, same 10 go u o ulio1t on
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Effective April 7th, 1895.
gIs.s Arffs aud Igiarf 10 san LAKE
GU Dafh 80 gg.l0uf

ArHIvH
FROM Oh Fastsrn rutnta. .............. 10 an
Prom Bette. Portland, ssn Frsn.
cisco and ogden. ....,..............g y N
From Ail Eastern points. TARA city
and urfou......s......-.... - y Hn
Prom ran Francisco, Cacne Valley.
ogden ani intermediate poinu - pm
'from Milford. Juab. rr0fc. sAnpstc.
and tka.a.s................s....-. . 90 y %
ittoH IsrAinus and Toosle...,......... ~ y in
pNrAgr
For Utdsu. Cache valley Park CITY
aud al Easte;u points ............, 20 Ar,
Dor ogden ani intermediate n0iuts tOI an
TCr ogden. ,Lt,rust.a'A uo.nA
And san TtancisC1 ............. top %
Tor Ogden, al u0inis east nuua. FoFt
land, bul -an tranfissl. % - n
'for Eufeta. lroyn. sAuuet0 valley
SCpni juAb sud frisco. .... -. 5Ha 10
'T0r l1Oele and 1etuiuut......,...., e Is An
.rra.ut south ot Jual la dihy except
sunday.
Daily sIccut Sunday.
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Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN,
STANDARD eAUee
In [N..t ~

IiMk TABLE,, w thCGl NIdIgO ll lhl5
leave salt Lake ,,.
No. .-iof bingham. Provo. &C..
Jun N1h hud OIL uoiu't 49,
y" -, W Ifosl' 1raui Juugt"a siA a
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Manufacturer and doalor in all k'nu,
%, Metallic, Wood and Cloth Co'eFea
Collins and Caskots.
Fan line Of Conn Furnishings heP
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph oras"
promptly nlled.
open bay aud " light.
vaoiory and Warerooma NO. sos H. as
South, IN blooks aAAt Of ThsiIsL
The morning call., 1895-01-16

Results of the Running Events at Madison,
and NetC Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Track slushy.
Five and half furlongs, Miss Lilly won,
Bessie Nichols second, Gold Dust third.
Time, IL.
Seven furlongs, Clara Bauer won, Mollie
B second, Charles B third. Time, 1862.
Five furlongs, CORA won, Festival Sec
ond, Martha Griffin third. Time, 1907
One mile, Burrell's Billet won, Marcel
second, lie Grande third. Time, 1914.
One mile, Incommode won, Excelsior
second, Foot Runner third.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 15.-Madison results:
Four and half furlongs, Little Nell won,
Willie G second, Mascot third. Time, :5S.
Five and half furlongs, Crab Cider
won, Dutch Oven second, sSwifter third.
Time, Ill.
Four and half furlongs, Van S won.
Hubert O'Neil second, Texas Frank third.
Time, 81.
Five and half furlongs, False won, Ed
Beaman second, Red Jim third. Time,
1:12.
Three-quarters of mile, Bob Francis
won, Gabe Riley second, Ivanhoe third.
Time, LII.
The morning call., 1895-01-16
PRESS CLUB HONORS THEN.
A Reception Is Given to the New
ProprietOrs.
Charles NJ. ShOrtridge and R. A. CrOthers
Welcomed and Congratulated by
NeWSpaperdOm.

An informal reception was rendered by
the Press Club last night to Charles NJ.
Shortridge, the new proprietor and editor
of THE CALL, and R. A. Crothers, who now
owns the Evening Bulletin.
Earlier in the evening a meeting of the
club was held chiefly for the purpose of
extending the field for associate member
ship. After some discussion a resolution
in the form of an amendment to the con-
stitution was passed, and now the require
ments for membership are similar to those
of the Bohemian Club-that is, for those
who by reason of their love or apprecia-
ton of literature, art, music and the drama
may be deemed admissible The board of
managers, however, reserve admission in
such instances to their own Judgment.
The new rooms in the Thurlow block on
Kearny street filled rapidly shortly after
ward with members, their friends and in
vited guests, among whom were several
members of theatrical companies now in
town. And from then on everything was
informal. Speeches were barred but there
were words of welcome and congratuIation
on every turn for Mr.. Shortridge and Mr.
Crothers. The writer's and their guests
enjoyed supper in the clubrooms and
smoked at their leisure in the iinks-
room while being entertained with a
charming melange of comic songs, duets,
quartets and ballads.
Among the prominent visitors were A.
Frank Richardson, one of the leading
newspaper advertising men of America,
from New York, and William Preston
Harrison, son of the late Mayor Carter
Harrison of Chicago, and recently one of
the proprietors of the Chicago Times.
The Press Club quartet, composed of S.
e. Tucker, Willard Batchelder, Frank Cot
fin and Fletcher Tilton, sang together, and
Messrs. Tucker and Coffin sang duets that
won applause.
Marion, William Wood, Frank Shepard
and Fred and Sol Solomon of the Lottie
Collins Troubadours entertained the COM
pany with comic songs and set their audi
ence laughing with coster songs and Irish
sketches. J. J. Rafael of the Tivoi also
contributed to the evenings enjoyment
with his operate songs,
1t was early morning before the pleasant
entertainment drew to close amid good
wishes for the two honored guests of the
0opa eiOD