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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

Reports from Spanish sources claim
an addition Of $4,000 troops to the force
In Cuba which has not yet succeeded
In putting down or seriously checking
the lnsurrectiOn. II all their claims
are true they have now more troops In
Cuba than were engaged on either side
In some of the most important opera
lions In the late war In this country.
There IL material for lot Of real fight.
Ing In Cuba. Why Is there 80 little OF
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28
NOTICE..

The Eagle can be ordered at Chns.
Macdonald X Co.'s literary emporium
aud book store. 5j Washington street.
l.. II. Jackson's wholesale and retail
cigar store. 1O5 Washington street, and
at all iirst-class news stands through.
sdt the West.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28
he announcement that Miss Clara

The announcement that Miss Clara
Barton and the American branch of the
Red Cross Society will undertake the
work Of carrying succOr to the OPP.
pressed and starving Armenians fore
casts work which, II successfully per-
formed, will he historic among the
worlds great Christian enterprises.
Failure Is not easily accepted by the
Red Cross society. Probably there IL
no other organization In the world
which could attempt the enormous task
with half as effective an equipment as
that which Miss Barton has ut her dis.
pOsal. The world has seen how the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28
TEzH CHICAGO HAa1H.

feel Interested enough In the cause of
education to pay II cheerfully."
lie was asked Ii he would object TO
another per cent cut for military de
Tense In case OF war with England.
and he said savagcly:
"No. sir: | am patriotic enough to
grant that also"
Finally he was asked If he would OH
icct to a third cut In behalf of the drain
age channel. and he replied:
Yes. l would. draw the line al the
drainage canal"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28
M. MORSIS0N'S apo A7MENL.

or all the good appointments made
by President Healy. Of the County
Board. the reported one Of Mr.. James
ID. Morrison for Civil Service Commits
sloner IL the best.
Mr.. Morrison Il one of our foremost
business men. and while u stalwart ana
lifelong Republican. II respected by
men of all political faiths.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

Professor Runnebaum, OF Berlin, who
recently madea tour OF the Pacific coast
on behalf of the German Government,
reports that the end OF the forests on
the Pacific slope win rapidly approach
II the law does not soon protect them
against the ravages OF fire and the AK.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

The other day the Countess JOmdes,
member of well-known noble family.
and her s.Xteen-year-old daughter, We're
found dead In one of the hotels at
Monte Carlo. They had taken poison,
after losing sixty thousand dollars at
the tables. practically becoming pennl.
less. They had been In Monte Carlo
only 4 week.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

The Allahnbad Pioneer, the principal
Journal of British India, ana the one on
which Rudyard Kipling began his lit.
erary career, recently contained II para
graph In the want columns rs fol-
lows: situation wanted as snake
charmer In respectable family. p. s.
No objection to looking after the
coma1 ~
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

All men who have failed In advertis-
Ing here have been plungers. Instead
of combining their advertising to one
or two mediums OF known circulation
and value, they have taken space In
all the daily papers and nearly all OF
the various fake schemes daily pre-
scented.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

The time for newspaper advertising
Is now. Though trade be dull, though
conditions he unfavOrable, though CON-
petition be fierce. whether others use
1t or neglect 1.-THE fact remains that
newspaper advertising Is the modern
way to obtain and maintain business,
and the time to use It IL now.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

Recently two men We're killed and
several injured by the wreckIng of a
passenger train on the New York Cen.
tral Railroad near Rome. Investiga-
tiOn showed that rails had been remOv.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

Among the Shakers, II a member of
the fraternity has taken cold, her CON-
panlOns seriously set themselves to
work to make her angry. They make
'lIsagreeable personal remarks about
her, until she bushes with Indignation.
Then her blood Is heated, and, the
theory Is, she will be able to throw or
the chill from which she has been SUI.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

While England and the United States
have been considering the necessity
for calling upon the powers to compel
China to protect foreigners aud In.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-28

aNes~s1 a. the PossoSAes At Chicago. illinois.
- oooood. eiass matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23
TWO SIDES TO ruE STORY.
A Quarrel In Which Women. swollen
aud Colored optic, aud Water.
melon Figure.

No buiinrss Of Importance came Up
90 the police court this mornings uui
after It had adi5urnvd, n il.Iu ain.
Guilty between nuirhhors was aired.
10 IL not nm unusual occurrence tor
one Of the stcfner rex, with boln optics
10 mourning, TO como In snd swear
OUT complaint against hiB aStailHut;
tut u b. ralber unusual lot one Of the
weaker vU-.cls iu tha, saI condition 10
appear IN the halls Of Justice Tor that
iufyntr. such ga occurrence, how.
sNus happened Thu Wnruiul.
Mfs, Elizabeth Drrgrn, VINO resides
ncaf Fort bluginH, came suI related
her tale ui woe 10 Prosecutor james.
Sue gsIl thDt lRHt might Eliza 9th
EtiHuu, while IAsung her gntu, made
100 'nsuluIg remark about utr. The
Young woman was carrying n water
melon ami th,H she laid down
us Mfs. Dtffen came uut e. Huu
Nhnt she meant by tho remark.
A light ousuUu, cut % which Nlfs.
bgrfCu came form second best. She
claims, however, thst the other woman
tepuu slflEing her hrst.
That tuCTu were two titos TO this
affair, NJ there IL 10 all others, was
quickly shown, inr no so0nur hal Mtt.
DerTcu sworn out complaint hud de.
raFitd than Miss Reduon appeared
with an entirely different story. She
usid hat she was psstiBg through "a
vacant lot carrying watermelon ioAt
-nu had Just purohasud when Mfs.
Derf0h told her that she must b. etp out
VI that lot, sue had passed through long
enough. she rciusci iu courteous
manner TO stop passing through, aud
Mfs. Deftrn cHuu out, struck her on
the bTeEtl, Kicked her aui skinned her
lip. Ia tulf defense shr shut her eyes
lui began WELDING her arms Ia II most
elective HaungL Iuis continued uu.
ul cOmhAaut- we're separated.
judge hmIti viii act LH referee o..
morrow incoming anu be thtsaicua that
20 tIu parties deserve IL ho will INV
t.gm both,
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Prnhaie Rnsiness.

The probate court disposed Of the fol.
lowing business in Ia session TIL,
morning:
In toe s'ts,e Of Louis Stems, de-.
cnssei, hearing on letters OF admlni5.
trAtiUn came ON regularly. The proof
Of posting notices. WAS approved, H.,
q. Waite APP cared on behalf OF l., Is.
Rsymer auu Withdrew tho .el!tiOn vi
tnII Raymyr asking Tor issuance to
himself u. lyt,rfsuf Standardization Ia
raid e.lsIp. j. T.. Shsins anu ID, L..
Miukum were swurn Hpi examined,
joan f.. Hansen wRs npI uluiuu pumiu.
istrGior upon miuHratonI ofF2, 900
aEI taking tue OHth Hs IrrHcU ~
law,
In tha estate al j. r. Hamilton, de-
Ce,seu; hearing ON petition Tor letter.
Il administration with VIII annexed
came ON regularly. Proof Of posting
notices approved. Petition was de-
niHd.
In the agency OF Frederick Lowdsn,
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Notice 10 Bishons.

The Bishops Of the several wards OF
this city will hold religious services In
their ward meeting houses on Sunday,
the 25gh inst, GlsI Sunday, the 1T
proE., afternoon and evening, the
Tabernacle being closed for repairs.
Our stake conference will convene
In the Assrmbly Hall on Saturday,
Heplember 7,I, aIlO a, m. Eui p. m.,
and IN the Tabernacle on Sunday, the
sIh, at lOu. m.l .. N. AMI 7'JJ p. M.
lns Bsnoprio o, wards, presi.
GUppy OF qusIums ani all tho auxiliary
or4Guiztiyus viii tskc due notice and
govern tAsmselvrs accordingly,
Your BtUthTen,
ANGUs n. CANSON,
JusErH u, TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PESWusE,
Presidency VI tue salt Lake sake
OF XlIu.
SALT LAKE CRY, August a, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23

being the ihifd Incumbent OF the
Oiiicc. Iu 1882 he sun.guI a suUslrOke
wllcn o,mprlisi min % rssig1 the
flee, A. Il Elected h.ssptocb aud rem
cred him u ablu 10 nave about
leaving China he visited Europe and
there cUMmeuCeI the great tack On
wHlOh he has lsbOrel ever since. Ecu
year- he spent IN Europe and tue re-
nainjtr Of tho time in America, nnd
now at list this stupenJous work Is
completed ami the bishop has win
him a trAusiauon of the whole Bible
Ia Roman chsraetors. On arrival In
China he W u commence ths WORK OF
repro iuviug the manuscript Into chi
nese cbar,csrs, after whion II VIII br
printed nnd published. This Will take
three years more.
Sposkiug Of the recent riots tho
bishop says the maUdsrInH are, ~ hla
opinion mainly Responsible, asthoy are
the uniof opponents of foreigners aud
use every possible means 10 stir up tue
ign0tani people against tue whites.
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1aE TWO YACHTS.
,,,n,,1 Hop,lal Of Victory IN tho
Coming Contest
n,Ia prrr,DEn AM yAlKrnlt'
u,,surh tho Former Is Au"''''o
10 be Formidable
Rival.

60. y,p,,. Aug. GA special 10
~" ~, from London says: "Ju't
a. 'a Earl DunSven 'Aileu 'o'
'', .,,,,. nc spoke freely and cheei-
Am me-, ,h,appfoachlng great contest
i ~. "a, bIeuly Plsnei 'ns. V'lSy''e
inb.strlysd safely. AsEed II ne wa
a =, a, any Time about hsr' he 70.
w., no, Al all. There was nothing
,.sssosa,y about 1 con'ldef 'ha'
made very fair pSs''ge' sho Is .
'u' ,,,, and we'll equipped to
.,,,S,, sny Atlantic gale
WD, you l,1Ach any importance .. = ;
..-.l.n,sg o. the seams Ia hst boWt''
'uv M Inc slighlesi. 5ho oVldeully
I'M .n.ken auI tue putty WotAeu
b,t seams. That happens 70
wv, n.W lat alter her first race ~
I, sa,lIy remejled. We have lu.s is
lived cablssfam from Now loiA
,h,tvalsytis III ~ now IN pefieot cOn'
',,,,,n md will DO out 0f dock sOOn anu
mi An him Of ones and viii be salllng
ibh week -,
'I ",Will enc have an opportunity lot
an, t,i.l. in America before competing
Min Duiendti2' IL.
",So. there are no boats there win
vbi,b VaIhyfie could have u spln.'
U,Will her speed show 10 better A''
vintage iu llght VI strong WlndtF
aHow eau We tell. Just fsmempet
~ nave called her only three times
altogether. What can We toll OF brt
gu.litlss after such short rxperienet!"
me zane question being put 10 MI
Watson, he said; "NalkytiD's greatest
need will be- exhibited uAttin bfetz''
fbs speed OF every yacht 10 rhoWn Ia
aflfong wind, but ON what I0inN she
vii prove superior 10 Defender 10.
mains 10 be proved" go,
"Do you lnluk ValEyflo III 10 going
10 wiugn
Dunfaven replied: "If did not
think 20 would not race. We nave
done all Wo cUuld 10 build tho iauirsl
toat anu think We HAYES iatf chEAso'
l snail sail Oh Nalkyue III Ia all the
rct., sOWiil Nit. Watson. Our crew
Will number lJflY.twU all told with
tow vztrN hands. Tho crew are all
Eughsh msu; oil young, active yachts
men aBa 1 Am tufc they viii render a
good accounting u themselves. Some
Of them have sailed on preceding Val
Eyrlys."
Mr. Watson being asked II no con.
tIefud Defender \ formidable rival,
be tald: "On yos, she n u mighty go.I
boat. You zoe what she has done with
Nisila l. ~ such performances shu
Nas pioysi herself 10 b. u iiyer. d.
tender has shown more speed than
NgilsuLY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23
WANT IT FILLED uP.
Slagnnut Water In The Eighth West
Street Canal Breeder Of CUu.
tHginns Disease.

A petition is being circulated iof
siguatufe, ior presentation 10 the next
meeting Of the city Council Wking
that tho Elghtn West street canal from
North Temple 10 F.ur,h North street
W filled ny.
tisolAinei that the residents VI that
section hre unanim ~ In their dcsiiC
u have II entirely wiped cut as II les
menscc " the health Of the people.
rhis opinion il shared 10y Herltn
Physiciun Daily who has Inquired
into this complaints and he states thst
the sihgnnni water ami the weeds OF
the canal are directly Responsible ici
several cussa vi scarlet fever inst have
recently existed IN the urighbIThu0d
aud that one patient H. now lying 90
there from typhoid lever produced by
tho same csufc. The canal iHVultr
wide 81 this point anu 10 istnOushl
thst como mumbbf6 Of tho Council
viii combat the sailing ~" idea sim
ply on account OF thu expense that
will DO Incurred In doing the WORK.
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Funeral Riles.

The ob,oqulos over the remains Of
Joseph @. Cutler, held August 2gnd,
were conducted by Bishop John Tin.
gey. There was large gathering OF
relatives and sympathising irioIds.
The oleniug pfayot was offered by
Elder l,lias Morris aud instructive aud
'usuIlug aIdfCsfCB were delivered by
Lidefs John Henry Smith a Heber
j. hfanL The benUiictiIn was pro.
1uunced by Elder George kJmucy.
The musical exercises, which were
very hcautilul, were frndofed by the
Eighteenth Ward qUnflettc, led by
Horace q. Nhltuty. The drdicatory
prayer at tue crave was OtittuI by
Elder R.iuoy G.. Ba igor.
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Engineers Hnd sanitary authorities
believe this Ilan will completely
eradicate the yellow fever, fendsriaE
Vera Cruz on healthy ~ Tampic1 AMI
Permitting the lOag contemplated
conversion Of a portion Of tue water
front into a pleasure anu bathing
resort, when large hotels Will he
erected for the convenience Of tue
people coming down from the CITY Of
Mexico. IL 10 now impossible to und
clean bathing places at Vera Cruz,
owing to sewage which n)ws directly
into tile best uaus OF tue shOrs who're
there are good beaches.
Chicago parties are making Inquiries
q the government regarding tue
prospect u securing tho contract Tor
the Tehuautepoc railway hatbOr
terminal wOfks.
Msny houses were damaged at
POchulls, state Of Oaxaon, durlIs tie
recent eaT,uguskus.
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NORTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE.
Roper, VI Ellcr| Mork-Gool Advice
10 utah Boys.
Edtoy H,,,r,. NewE

tdifof itsfTts ACpE
Al we have not noticed anything In
your I,ptr from tUis conference iof
some time, though, perhaps q ivw
liuui would DO OF intptb,t 90 tho many
readers Ui your valuable journal.
Tue aofE u tho Lord 10 progressing
nicely 10 tots part o' tho Loru', vine.
yari. Theto arc fir.rgn live, emerge.
dc, young Elders In thisi conference.
All gru enjoying the best Of health anu
the spirit Of the Lord In their laUon.
The weather hHH been very vGTm tue
IHst two months anu uuTlt K tLAt time
tue Elders have been vitltlug SAINT
ami friends IA the Clotrd Couutiuf. Five
members were added - the IUld duf-
lug the month Of July; mys u aud
companion had tao pleasure % bbp.
uLlug two OF thom, vhlch Was very
gts!i,yiug " ~.
In order 10 give you an Idea Of what
We ATE doing, 1 will submit my fsplG
since | arrived i1 tho conference;
Miles walked, -, i3i; meetings held, ij;
igmIliu. visited, 5000; tracts d,slr.
tutcI, -,l1i, refused entertainment,
200 timr, uivc OF ttHlm0uirs of H..
diets, ~; t1w.I.ts ryisl,uJ, 1856; De q.
tlsmF, g. A. lBs been Iun months Hiugv
/ began my ltUOfs as t. missionary,
aud this haa bsen tho nnpllgs.
time u my NE. / feel that the LgTI
has blessed mo aOundsutiy In my
isbofs, uni we, % Elders RcknOwlcds,
His hand Ia all things,
Your correspondent noticed au arti-
Gle IN yours VI tue lu,h inst. which
gave notice Of the opening OF the
Lattet.day Saints COLLEGE. Let me
offer few words Of AdyicetJ the young
men ~ Zion. / was student VI TIE
Brigham Young academy for three
years, aud the vAluHbie Information
gained while attending that institu.
ton has proved wOfl1 VI good 10 ne;
therefore | would advise every young
man In Il IN that IOisibly can, to At.
tend either the LAituf.day Salnts' Col.
lege OF the Is. Y. Academy, and give
especial attention to theology. On
tuat our young men only knew what
they had 10 60 through whom they
come on missions. II they did they
would take advantage VI all such OF.
pOuunlllrs,
The NEWS lisa welcome visitor and
Ia read with interest by Elders, Saints
aud friends.
Our conference will convene on the
18Th aud goth OF October, and We an
lipipgts an enjoyable time.
W. W. BECKsTEAD,
ANoPT, Monroe Co., Mlssisslppl,
Aug. 10, 1895.
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non.resiIent miHUy hearing on
EunIdlan's account Ciuio without
notice. Decree made allowing aud az.
proving UCcOurt.
The following ns,lces were made
out this mJfuing;
Ia tie estate ~ George II. Quinn,
d,ccssel; Wednesday, September 4,
1875, time Got fyr settlement VI nc
cJII'.
lutIa estate Of Lass Johnson. ir.
ceased; lussday, September 3, 1895,
time sei f,r hearing application tor
letters " sdministralisn.
Ia tho ceinte ana guardianship OF
Ethel CApHraugh, n minuJ Iuosday,
september q, 1895, time appointed for
ss;iiument NJ account.
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tut Chiils anu fever attacked INN 90
severely that hu was rs.,asuI. He BE-
feeling better low tutr wien lie
started on the Journey wpstwarI, aud
hOrcH SOON % r,clvcL Elder Dutsnn
has teen engaged In mit,iouary WORK
Tor over i've moathp. lii- tfpubl, IL
with his Lungs which urc severely
Affected, ~ are also his vocal organs,
making HE voice quite husky. For
the pact three months he has UUen crit.
ting Considerable blood. Having the
ability 10 sing lac was frequently stkoI
TO oSefoise that faculty, snd probably
IN doing 40 was 10 unmindtul VI IN.
own welfare as TO tax his lungs to-
heavily. lie ~ feeling some better
now, and hOpUs 10 entirely recover iu
time.
All Of the Elders have been lsbotlng
In the state Of Kentucky, where they
met with very hoapltab!c people.
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A Great horse Race.

NEw YoRS, Aug. 23,-Hhs greatest
twU-yoaT IGoo ever run la this country
will be soon at shvepShead Bay on
Saturday. 1t will be the eighth To-
nowSl OF the futurity stakes which
will DO worth about $4,000, the sxao,
value depending on tho number OF
starters. In NO previous futurity have
NO many great horses started as the fol.
lowing lisJ will show:
j. j. MuCGnefty's Apologize, 100
(McCatieuyG r. J. Dryers HanJ.
sring, 100 (Sims)j EmIon Slablps.
Hastings, us (PsFginsg ID. aids,u,,
HsIelet, llS tWiIllnms; A. Y, wal.
ustps palmersl0r, IFS lOvsft0u). u.
uidrOn's RiqulttNl.ll5 (GflilnG /.
McCahrfly'. Jefferson, llb (lGo.rr,.
A. II. u D. n, @1ris's Formal, blk
(Pouul; Pueblo stlbles Cragr.ul1. iig
[ IT A. n n D. n. Morrls', Into.
il!ffion, ~ (L't ietirldG ~. Dwye.',
Axiom, 10 (DbEulG ElmtOn stables.
Merry PnucslClaytOnG Marcus DsJy,s
5Ivor II, los (itilariG 4. u. PerTy,s
Mormon, los (--)i j. II. d n.
Keoue's Peep - Day, los (raTnD; @.
Liltloheld's Bnunparte, los &C /.
J. MoCaaerIg's Wishard, lO6 (-l.
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CNCISNATIi D., Aug, 2E.--THo Firtt
National bank Ot FpuEiiu, Olio, has
suspended.
Examiner Bette has been ordered 10
take charge. no cause OF tnu aus.
tension rs stated 10 uc tuu falling of o.
deposits AMI tYs huldlug OF discounted
paper hat uii NOT mature "a tine 10
meet the obligations. Tho prtsiIsul
h. &. ~. Anderson, The bank has
capital u 100000. Tnr last statement
7nUwUi - surplus N $4,000; undivided
Irofis S3s, 900. 1t u thu general I'm.
preston that tho depJsit0T3 win he
PAID IA full ~ the Es,cls arc largely IN
ezC1sa ~ tno liabilities. rho deposits
atc said to be only 100000.
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Ihs rnmnnnla,. nseord.

NEW iORs, Aug. 93.-The Cuaariet
Camrsuia from Liverpool and Queens.
town, arrived % Scotland lisnt snip
atl-:lO O., 10.
Tue tampsnia paced Dauutc's rock
is'U5 an. sunday, August Is; at
iivtd ssujy Hook At 1912 .. M, maE.
iog The rip 10 the Hook IN i've days,
blnt h.ufs nul twelve minutes. The
lt'l lIcNlsua vtstwatd record was live
dnys, uiHe houfH anu lwcniy.nine min.
u'si, made 10 August, 1874.
Tue time OF Cimpauis'a passage Ia
I'VE dals, nine hours Aud six minutes.
Thu lowered the westward record
lEen'y'lhtyr minutes aud came with.
10 our hous nud I0fty'IErto minutes of
Nc record held by Lucguln.
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CHARGED wIrm nuRDEu.
mrs, LorA Perkins suspected OF t.
tttucOus Crime.

MINSEApOLt3, M.unp Aug. % --
Mrs. LoTA Perkins was arrested late
last night, charged with the murder NJ
her sister, Mts. Louise Hawkins, to
ubtain u $1,000 lir Insurance.. Mrf.
Hawkins dled August ON, four houfs
after the over,urniug ~ a lamp near
her bed where Bhu lay ill. The police
refuse 90 disCl zee their syidvnos. Tho
sisters were wi1OwF.
Two policies were taken out on April
9th, Ia Mrs. PtTkins's favor. Ii IL
understood the stale expects TO pTove
that tbs bod clothing was saturated
with oil and iguigted and the lamp
overturned 10 conceal tho crime. On
the other hand, the defense claims 10
h yo the snti'moT,em statement OF
Mrs. Hawkins " the elect that che
overturned the lamp herself acct
denially.
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nunLpiNe rnE AurHrrnG,rru
Intcus, Intvres, In 'he Cotbfit-FnS
Prize fight.


DALLAS, TJA,, Aug. 93.-rhero 10
legiuAiug tD DO quite STIR and chow
% business ~ the sitr Of the amphi-
tucutcr IA wHicu the great glove con.
trrt viii take place since tho contract
for the lumber was let. Tea O' the
biggest raw mills IN eastern TuEus
nave Dnen running Night anI day 70
hli tuu largest shingle OIL ever placoI
with them. To dAto something mors
tLAu $4,000 feet OF tho Iuin Der has btcu
deliYsteI on the ground uu whlIn the
corn STALKS have been cut and burned
Tho lumbUT viii Do shipped ~ fast Us
81 sawed. Something OyuE 1000.
900 feet Of lumber will be used "a tuJ
building.
A. the law agalnst prizs fighting
does not expire until the nfst OF
september, tue actual work will not be
hrgun until then. This viii give the
carpenters just two mouths 10 complete
it, which will 10 ample time.
At the CUB rooms all was quiet.
There was nothing new 9glve tho
pTess. The table Of Secretary
Wheolock was piled with letters order.
las seals, making all manner % wise
and otherwise Inquiries. Wore n
Known that tho Charleston earthquake
WAS 10 reopen ON certain dsy II
would scarcely receive more attention
man tho coming ngbt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-23

A Hermit rays sas5 DAr 60 no KspI
This atds ot the Veil.

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. ga peou.
liar viii contest whioh promised TO Ie-
veal tho myslorious life VI Morris
Goldberg, a capitalist who led hermit
Ike life IN tho bills VI East Oakland
has been abandoned. Goldberg hs.
came all ctuI with u throA; disease
year ago aud on account OF his inablll.
W 10 swallow auything was threatened
with death by starvation. As his con.
dltiOn became more serious tho old
mans desire 10 live became mora in-
tense aud he offered his physicians
1928 forleyery day they should keep him
alive. a tuhu was Inserted In Gold.
berg's stomach through which n0utlsh.
Inent was forced Anc by this mean, he
was kept alive forty days, mourning a
d0otor's bill In tho meantime OF 81, 900.
When his will wHs filrd for probate In
which an estate valued at 5000, 900 was
iisposed OF, Miss Quite simsen, q
niece Of PhilSdslphis, flied a protest.
Misc Simsen has at last consented to
cDmprOmiso the case for $1,000 and
will return to Philadelphia In few
days.