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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Cine Gorietts Stener.

8on einsm WeltDerbsIIersr Humens
GlaDeris aus Sarbes lit Der ,2lcaben1ie
be Wteoicine" in Yaris elm S6rei6eu
ltrrterbrsitst tporben, in psIGem er cine
9oriettIteuer befiirportet. Oie merts
ipiiroige @piitsl ldutet ipie folgt: ,SSm
Qugenblid, ba bic ganse Melt ii6er bic
GntoOlterlng SrdnfrsiGs in Qlufrcz
ging lit, ba bic Regisrlng aIIe m0gliz
den bpgicniihen MaBregeln trifft, liur
bic Stsrbli6feit gu berminOern, baltM
mir in unisrsr Gi9enThaft dls sSrastz
soIe es fir uniere pflidt. auf eine
@urbplage bt13upeiien uno augenz
bIitlih bas Ssilrittsl anSurdtben, ods
9leid3eitis cine GinnubmequeGe fir BEN
StaatsIfab piIoen ipiro. ollie Qler5te
Iiub etnig barin, arsuertennen, oab bic
Goristts, Die ben Mdgen einoriidsn, bic
2eber berdb3pGngen, 8sroduungsbez
fftperoen berurIa6en tinb 0sr freien
9lusSebnung Der 8rllIt iih pibepIsben.
Die GorIetts, bic bic fraB0fI9en Sas
men tragen iinb ttnmer 3u ie6r gez
i6niirt uno perurIaGen StDrlnssn i'm
Srganismus, bic nuf bic anoeren Sc
nerationen' iiberge6en llno Ii9 asra0e 10
tpie Der 2tItobplismus uno SisSbpinos
Iu5t beurben. Od oas GprIett pief
mebr eins 2urustIeiOung, aIs ein ubIoz
hut notbDenoiger neutrality-suspicious.
1T, 10 f0nnte es eberIo ggt bsItsuert
tperosn, ipie Elm 2iter 9tltobol lpO ein
&ilogramm Sabut. Die GorIsttIt:itsr
tpiiroe MIR bic per9GftuibmGBia ipobls
6abenoan &laTen treffsn. gBir ii6ers
laFen Der 9teaisrung uno BEN ad hoe
bsItelltsn geriummlungen bic Sor9e,
6ieTe fpittias Srage gu iflIOiren. mir
fpGren gtiidlih, tpVnu mir duf oisIe
NstIe gum @oble Srdntr.tfs uno Der
MenI6bsit unfsr Sbsil bsigetr1gen
bdtteR." = Die geIsbrtn Ssrren gltdz
benriter bDrtmp Die @srleIuna pieies
Tpnoerblr:u Sdlreibeus nit Ssm !piirz
biasn @rnIte an, Ser i9n,n eigtn 1T.
- l1nbenfbar. IS lit ulles
fton bagepsTen, aber bab Bel eirsm
Streit nit meiner Qlten NAL it3 Itdtt
iie ods lebte WoTt geba6t bate, oas
:E. Snk ,,;.&l S,oaS,sFst,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
GtrbFswebttt
Bon gserner b. aonissbcrs.

1eife sittsrurb, mo ih ee9e.
Stlrtt bas Iebte gelbe 9latt
g1un bon Der berdubten Sobe
Qtuf BEN feudhfr 9ruHb 6inab. i,
GtD9nsub fabrt oes Serbites We6eu
Durd 6es MaIbes &ronel bin:
Qlaes, alles ntuB pergeben -
@eIbit Der Menid6ett itplaer Sinrr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
4lte Scsenoe.

GI @ott bas Bsib erIdaFfen.
Der Sd|0pfuug COB uno 9Breis,
Sa blii6tsn uua bic Roien
Wie 9ilien. rein uno fpeib;
Sph als oes Weibes DaHge
Die 9foTen ii5erbot,
Sa idGmtsn ii4 Die gtofeH
llRn purben roienrot4!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Repersfeite.

sic fpollen leben = uno absn nur,
Sic ipplIsn reoen = uub ibpaben nur,
Sic tppllen fiiblen = empfinoen nur,
Sic ppllen bun0eln = uno i9Dinbeln
nur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

= l1nbenfbar. o'S lit alIes
fton oagepsfen, aber bdb bel eirsm
Streit nit meiner 4lten NAL i'd Itdtt
iie ods lebte WoTt geba6t bate, Oas
1T boA ui4t bagetueien."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08


bssbatb teinestpess benz Wunoe @as
tps. 90
Die 3erI It0runs Sartbagos fiibrt
uns gu Der 3erft0rung elmer dnoereH
Stabt, Roms, Bel Der Der beutide
8oltsItamm Der 8anoalen in Der
8eiIs mitgsipirtt baben ion, bab man
nod iebt cine robe 8erni9tungsputb
als @dnoalismus beseianet. Die na>
turtpii8Ii9en @anbulsn m0gen es iid
ia nd9 ibrer Dirt in Rom reat bequem
asma6t ba6sn uno babel nit ben
SeunIftp,rten ni9t dllsu glimpflith pers
fabren Iein, absr an Der oDlligen Ser>
triinrmerung Der RlinIiid1dBe trageu
n:9t lie bic S6ulb, iorbern bic rDmis
I6,n @odSg,I6ls9ter, Die iia i'm Wtits
ts!alter ingrinmig befeboeten uno BEL
ber @ro6srung ibrer Stabtbur9en bic
antiten &unItiperts auf bus RiidIi9tss
Toilette psrmiiiteten. 9as S4!agport
8auoalismus ut benn aud cine S9Da
pTunq Der neueren 3eit. Sein Batter
lit Der frdn30iiI9e 2t6b6 9regoire, Der
.s an GnOe bes oorigsn SaAr9lrosrts
in Die Welt febte.
Od mir uns auf itulieniIdem 8os
ben befinbtn. 10 fei Oes glusipru4s
g.pd6nung getban. ben Gaii!si &C,
t5an Ga6en foI, als sr am 90. SuIi
1883 feline 2ebrs abI6pDren mubte:
f pur 81 muove = limb Iie betpsgi
Nh bod! gu ben @sfiiblsn oes Sor'
T6erg, Der feline lte6erSeugung psrleu9s
nen muBts, paBt bieier gtusipruh aus.
ae,si6net, dber bsnnoh lit sr nift gs'
IaiA!li9 ertpieisn; Der 9ers4t;gteits'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-03

Hope of The Firs, Hopetown, Willis, who
was Oh his way to the continent with
his nephew. At the inquest held this
afternoon verdict of death from apo
plexy was returned. The body will be
conveyed forthwith to Hopetown for in.
terment. "
Two days later Miss Birch was en-.
tranced and mystifed by receiving the
following telegram:
Cruel misunderstanding Your let,
ter just received. Uncle died suddenly
in London. Will be with you shortly. "
"Why didn't you write me in time,
sweetheart" said Cyril in mild re-
proof to the blushing Miss Millicent
as, imprisoned in his arms, he kissed
her again and again.
81 did, ;" was the feeble response.
But the postmaik shows the contra
ry, darling he argued. "Who posted
it,"
Little Sallie Waters. sent her off
in good time, and, although have re-
peatedly questioned her since the receipt
of your telegram, she persists in main
tanning that she posted it then-safely.
Oh, there she is, carrying the pitcherl"
Cyril strobe swiftly toward the little
maid, with whom he entered into a con-
versation, during which some money
passed into the child's possession, after
which he abruptly left the little one,
whose puzzled look presented curious
contrast to the amused EXPRESSION on
his face.
"Do you know to what you are in
debted, dearest, for this contretemps
which has sealed our happiness with a
fortune?" he asked on rejoining Miss
Birch.
''Fater' she answered confidently,
with look Of love.
"Ahem! Perhaps, but it selected Q
very unique instrument, it seems. "
"What was it, them"
Nothing less than the wag of dog'l
tail p'- Boston Globe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-03
kRAJEWSkI'S
PATENT
CANE CRUSHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~HE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY
having secured the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY the Hawaii
an Islands for the Kraewsk Patent Sugar Cane Crush
prepared to receive orders for the same be
delivered Tor the crop.
This machine. which has been invented but years. has
been adopted by great number sugar
especially in Cuba, where first put trial where II
became extremely popular Nearly oneh of the whole sugar
made in Cuba being made with the assistance
crushers These Crushers have great
other West Indian Islands, and Louisiana be by
monials hand
These crushers when attached any mill will increase
Its capacity by from will improve
will regulate feed of the mill We have three of machine
in the way. For further particulars enquire at the
HnNnT It'll TpnN WnpVQ m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-03

She-Suppose l was to fall overheard;
what would you dor
Heat the risk of my life l would
throw
Throw yourself overheard after mef"
Well, not exactly. am not altogether
blank fool. / would throw you one Of
those life preservers Texas Siftings
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan!
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eaectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
ducea, pleasing to the taste and &c
ceptable to the stomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug,
gists. Any reliable druggist whc
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one wh'
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SXRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW YORK. nv
HOBRON DRUG co.
Wholesale Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

who was willing to testify against Nc
Donald. The board Is Of the opinion
that there was disposition on tho part
Of Captain Donovan TO withhold from the
chloi and tho commission MoDlnaid's
actual condition after his visis to Mt.
Pleasant.
Conclusions and Judgmont-Ii Capt.
Donovan regarded the letter referring to
Sergt Ford " sufficient importance to
require an investigation, II il very much
TO DO regro tod that no did not hand the
same to tho ohioi aud lot the latter direct
the investigation ~ one was to be had.
This long and expensive trial aud the
consequent turmoil IN the department
would have been avoided had the letter
been consigned to tho waste ba ket or
handed to tho chief and all OF Tho charges
except those contained Va specifications
aud q, that grew oul Of this mistake ON
Captain DonUvan'z part, Tho board are
OF tho opinion, however, tia. The uoIeliU-
ton Vt duty on the part n Capt. Donovan
Ia not sufficient 10 require his romo, al.
such action on the part of an officer, oven
~ entered Into la the beginning with tho
best Of motives, IA not unlikely, ~ In
this ease, To result dlsa-.rously, AMI
should not be lightly passed over, aud
the judgment Of tho board " that Capt.
Donovan be reprimaudUd by tho hoard
and ho Suspended from the tme n his
suspension by the MAYOR until Decom.
Ter lj.h, without pay during his suspeu-
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
Educational Notes.

The next regular mesling VI the BAlt
Lake County Teachers association
will bo held on Saturday, November
3Oih, commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
Prot Augsburg will continue the sub.
Jet Of drawing, and Mia Holton will
speak on "Hittory aud Geography"
Another feature Will 10 recitation by
Mise Rsna Baker, one OF the teaching
force In tue schools oil Sugar House
ward.
Miss NJ. A. Holton, supervisor Of the
primary instruction In the schools Of
this city, took the train for Provo this
morning, whera she spoke before the
Utah County TeEohun' association.
rhis forenoon her subject was "rhr
Relation u Scionup WORK 10 Reading
anu History" aud this afternoon hct
theme was "rho Ideal Recitation"
fho,e meetings have been large and
ull Of lie aud enthusiasm. Miss
Hollon'a lectures today complete n
course Of ak Ia number, audi her set.
vicos have bbon very acceptable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
CUBAN HEaELLiON.
The spanish New Concentrating Their
EoFnss uound santa Clara.


New York, Nov. IA dispatch
to the World from Havana, Cuba,
says:
The Spanish government could no
longer hold back the news that dener-
al Maceo and General Gomez had
crossed wiihth0ir respective armies In
TO Santa Clara province, and nnaliy
cablod the news officially.
Both Cuban generals have beou In
S,ntA Clara several days, hence the
moving other insurgent troops further
westward into MatGnz,s province.
General Antonio Maceo 10 west OF
Santa Espiritu, In tho SiguAnos
mou 1tains. There the Spanish gath
cred together 10, 900 to II, 900 troops, In.
GLIDING mountain artillery, with the
inception OF defeating tho famous
Cuban general, but they either did not
meet MIN or were defeated Themselves,
for nothing IL mentioned OF what
happened tnore.
The spanish are concentrating all
their forces around Santa Clara. IL IA
expected that an important battle will
soon be fought IN that nelg hbornood.
General Jose MAoso has crossed over
10 Puerto Principe province, II Is
officially acknowledged, ON his way
west to Santa Clara. Ho 10 said 10 be
~ tue head Of 1000 men.
Gen. Roloti In his lac. manifesto
warned all iarmera anu country people
generally that on and after Nov. 10
they must either take refuge In gaTTl.
soned cities or Join the insurgen Mt ranks,
The program OF the Cuban rebels IL
being carried out, and the Spanish
troops apparently can offer but slight
resistance. General Gomez has Dc.
olared that he will operate In earnest
next month In the most important part
OF the island. AZ the rebel forces CON
tinue TO push forward anu advance
further wet, II IL apparent that they
have selected either tue province OF
Havana or MatanzaB for their battle.
field.
ARMS AND AMMUNITION LANDED.
HEw YORK, Nov. ga special to
tho World from Kingston, Jamaica,
sayt:
Carrier pigeons bring news OF the
successful landing In Cuba OF an ex.
petition which sailed from here last
Sunday night. The party slipped
away unobseryed by the authorities
and unknown TO this Spanish spice.
There are only few men In the OK.
petition, its principal beet being to
land arms anu other munitions OF war,
Of which n considerable quantity was
ca,yled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
ARMENIAN 80 nLAnE.
rhsy Endeavor 10 Bring Absut Massa.
cFss Themselves

rhsy Endeavor TO Hring Abnut nassa.
cFss Themselves,
NEW York, Nov. GA special TO
the Herald from Vienna Gays iniorma.
ton received from c,usuls In various
parts Of Turkey confirms the iniptss-
siOn that the Armenian revolutionary
committees arc endoAyofing 10 provoke
further mhssaoros, IN order 10 bring
about the armed Intervention Of tue
powers.
The sultan receives many threaten
Ing leilers. HIS majesty bias copgtatu-
lated Baron Won der GJliL pashs,
organised the mobilization Of the
Turkish troope, In which the mob was
dispersed.
Tho object now desired by tbs sui.
tan IL 10 float large loan abroad, rs
there IL serious want OF money.
The rough and naughty manner OF
Sir Philip Currle has not made favor
able impression here. He was not, ss
was reported, q bearer OF any letter
from q lson Victoria TO the sultan.
The German emperor has expressed
through Count Voh SEoegyeay. Mar.
lob, Austrian ambassador NJ Berlin,
his firm belief that peace will be- main
tanned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 2S.-rbo de-
cieu Of foreclosure Hgainst the Seattle,
Lake Shore q Eastern Railway COM
pany has hnally been signed by judge
Hauford. and February 3. 1895, fixed
~ the date Of redemption. Thirty days
after advottihing the sale by Master In
Chancety Eben Smith, no redemption
can be made.
Tue action has been pending for
some time upon foreclosure OF mort
gage bonds TO tho amount Of So, 49,
$50 Of principal anu Interest. The
Union Trust company OF New York
h the trustee for the bondhUldefs and
principal complainant. The bonds weru
issued In 1886 Tor the purpose OF con.
altuctiOn 20 the number OF o,675 In de-
nominations Of 81, 900, and all but 25i
are held Gu opposite by the Manhattan
Trust company OF New YORK. THIS
finally fixes the destiny OF the Lake
shore road. frees II from the Northern
Pacific and from all alliance with any
Of three traus'contlnental systems cen.
lering In Seattle anu connecting with
II.
Ex-senator John II. Allen appeared
for complainant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
ANNUAL CYCLE SNOW.



wAsuIsaTo N, Nov. 23.-Commis.
sioner Stump OF the immigration
bureau, In his annual report, will re-
commend that Congress enact legisla-
lion Tor the suppression OF the padTono
system. he will urge the passage Of
an act forbidding persons or corpora
tons engaging In this business OF pro-
curing employment Of alien emml.
grants win bret securing n license
from the immigration bureau, the
bureau also 10 have the right to iix the
osmps nsation tDat msy be charged the
Immigrant. The proposed act fur
thor provides TINT all persons con-
tracing for the services OF any immi-
grant within one year from his arrival
Ia this country shall pay wages dus
directly 10 the immigrant and not TO
any middlemAn or oo,u undor penalty
OF being liable again for the wages 90
paid. Advances OF money or articles
to any immigrant through middlemon
are also prohibited anu II 10 Required
that all advances shall be made direct.
ly 10 the Immigrant, by his employer.
Other safeguards are also 10 be thrown
around tho immigrant with = view OF
curtailing the various practices COM
plained Of In the past.
Violations Of the act are made mis-.
dsInea mora ana the immigrant officials
are given power In tho legislation pro-
posed by the commissioner to examine
all accounts between employers and
immigrants.
The Immigrant inspectors arc sps-
cially directed TO examine into the
employment OF women and children
W ho have landed within one year, anu
10 report thereon TO tue neareAt com.
missioner OF Immigration, vino shall
have the power TO modify or A0rogate
any unjust or unreasonable agreements
and 10 institute proceedings against
| offenders.
A special provision 10 proposed, de-
olariDg that the new act shall not
change the law az II now oxis,s, 40 far
A. Tssptcts relatives assisting ono an
olhOr 10 omlgTAte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

BAN FRAEoIsco, Nov. 23.-Horss
flesh IL being sold 10 this city for food.
Who 10 selling II or who II buying II IL
not definitely known, although the
authorities have suspicious when may
become something more substantial In
n few dsys. Chief Market Inspector
Davis has begun his Investigations by
raiding two establishments where
hofseS are killed ana prepared as ~ Tor
the market. He has found the dead
animals killed, quaftored aud hung on
hooks ready for sale or for what dis
position their owners cared TO make.
lie has followed his Inquiry into places
rteking with fllh and will swear to
complaints against two u the Offenders
whose onenHe has been acknowledged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
WORK OF THE CANvASSERs.
GrAnlsrlllo aad Toocle CITY aud Couaty
Finished Bat Result Not Oh.
tainabls.

The oanvsssing hoard met this morn.
ing Us usual. and inisued tho count u
the Gfsniavlll,, Tooele CITY aud
Tooelo county returns. A, ~ o'clock,
having ran out Of material, they took
an adjournment until Monday NJ
10 A.u. This afternoon n NEWS repre.
sentative repaired TO the Executive
building, with the hope In Wow Of
getting the official result, Of tho vote In
tho districts mentioned, but upon his
arrival there. he WAS confronted by
locked doors which made the obtain.
Ing OF the desired information imp0t-
aible nj that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

lion occupied o1ntlItfabls tinie. Many
very Interesting eyeuts took place
during this time, after which We
fought several other baitirs-oight In
ALL"
All present were very much de-
ligntei with Mejof Forbcs't address,
and each felt 10 heartily thank him TOT
tbs care he must have taken 10 present
the instructive events In such an In.
teresting manner.
e The fsolIations given by Miss Me-
Culn were charming.
After singing by the choir, Mt.
Julian Smith offered tns bonUdicliou.
LERuiE g. SNOw,
College Reporter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

Permits 10 build were ia,ued to the
following parties during the past week
by Building Inspector Folsom:
A. Mckay alterations NJ 1865 east
Second South at n cost Of 1925.
Henry Ripe, brick barn Ia the rear
Of 81 east Second South, costing 500.
J. q. Anderson JT., seven-toom
brick, near tbs corner Of First aud J
streets, costing 81 800.
George Danbst eight.toOm brick In
Poppetlon Place, costing 81 500.
Brigham Young Trust Co., brick
business block al 65 and 90 west Flrsl
South, costing s7,OOO.
George Everett, frame barn ct 96
Apricot street, costing $50.
Miss A. l.. Hick1k, sevsn.rSom
brick on U street between Second anu
Third at a cost OF $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Adjourned Until Monday iu Hossr Of
the Departed Justice.

out OF respect and in honor OF tho
memory Of the departed Associate
Justice smith, the disale. court took
an adjournment tails morning until
Monday next at 10 O'clock. Before
ordering an adjournment, however,
Juigs Kiug asked Tor the acquiesoencs
~ 800 attorneys In tho case OF tho
people sgaiost Frank Mcdonald ana
upou Judge PoweIs giving his consent
the Jury wac sdmonlshed by Judge
King 10 mention nothing 10 any one
o, the case At bar and 10 report In their
places On Monday morning, al which
time Judge Merritt will occupy the
bench. IL IL understood that should
the tuneIAl OF Justice Smith take place
ON Monlay farther ladloursInsnt
will DO taken uniil Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
MRS. W. J. SEELEY KILLED.
She Is IhrOwn from a Wagon and Re.
csiVes faial Iojarlss.

A telegram received today by the
family OF Dr. Ellis II. Shipp brought
news OF the death, at Castle Dale,
Emery county, OF DE-. shipp's slatcr,
Mrs. Elisa Ann Soeley, wife OF w. J.
Seeley. A few days ago hrs.Sesley met
with an accident by bsing thrown out
of "A wagon, Her slster, Dr., Shipp,
wis TO sraphei tor TO this oty, anu
took tho next rain for Emery county.
From to iay's me,sage u was learned
that the injuries received In tue acct
dent wsrs fatal. Mrs. Seoley wac the
mother OF ton children. Her eldest
son was married q day or two bsfore
the accident oednrrsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
w.enIy MsaI.s n.ps.,.

Tue births during the past week, 40.
cording ~ tho health department. To-
g0ft itaucd TO-DAY, exceeded tine deaths
~ bu, one, there haying Teen tea OF
the IJrmer-oight males ani two f..
males, and nine OF tho lstItr-fouf
malice and hve females. There wsIU
received Tor burial from outside points
two bodies, Atprsseat Ihtte are seyen-
teen fags outstanding for oontagi0us
diseases, Ill Of them bsing cAses OF
scarlet fever. 30 far IS kr avn, the city
IL nov nee rom Iiphtheria and the
infectious diseases numbers seven cases
Of TYPHOID fever,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

Collector Spencer ana his corps OF
Assistants are now buelly engaged In
compiling y list Of those who have
become delinquent in ,aI-psying. Dur
log tho week an occasional call has
heen made by some who were not able
to pay their taxes sooner, and upon tho
Issuance OF their receipt, the names
we're promptly stricken from the dc.
linquent list There ttlll remains a
chance Tor others TO do likewise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

VIcRsBURu, Mich, Nov. ga
meeting Of soldiers on both sidoD Of the
famous siege OF Vicksburg met here
yesterday and officially started a plan
which II IL believed will make OF tho
famous battlefield ono Of the finest
military parks in the possession OF the
government. Lieutenant General
stephen ID. Lee, OF Mississippi, presi-
dent OF the board Of directors VI tho
Viohsburg National Military Park AS
eoclatlon, called the meeting TO order.
After general discussion OF the
proposed park II was finally dscidei
Inc mark snould include the la2d be-
tween the line Of eATthWork OF the op.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
WIN Meet ON Mnndnr.

A meeting Of the JONI city and
county oonnls.eo Wal uc isld On
MoniAy aitcrnoon mex; 81 O'Clock ~
further consider the request Of tho
National Guard Official tas lw1 r10nIa
Tor drill purposes. Attha. iimi II ~
hoped the negotiations will DO satisfao.
torily concluded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued today
by Cietk stanton 10 Michael +. Gtiiiiu,
Of Salt Lake, aged 81, AMI Viola NJ.
Arls.Ity, ui Salt Lase, aged 30;
Cherries 4. Cole, u Union, aged ~,
sui Mrs Clara J.. Waller, Of Union,
Hg-d 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-23

Workmsn ware today engaged on
the second landing OF the Joint
building, In Iegaitiug the thing that
has become an uyeslge 70 all mscnsnics
who have gazed uIon IT, In all pOI-
uons Ut the building she tiles are bui...
log up out of ihelr places, revealing
the fact that fast WORK 10 not always
good work.