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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-21
REMARKABLE CASE.
4 Young Lady Awakts to Find Her
Eycsight Restored.

On January 10th Thomas Woolley,N
plumber who has been employed on
the Park City waterwcrks system, re-
celved letter from bic daughter, Miss
i. NJ. woolley, vino resldes with her
mother anu several sistsrsaud broiherf'
ut Lohn, California, conveying Tue
wonderful Information that on nwek-
ing on the morning OF tbo 5ih, after
seven months Of total blindness, she
found her eyesight fully restored she
has,oned 10 write her lather the loyiul
news and more pleased man 10 would
be hard 90 find IN the whole lertli"iy'
Tho story OF Miss Wo0lieys ulinI-
ness and sudden rest ration OF fignt
is stranger than fiction and has At
tracted widespread attention, Btitt'
lv told. the particulars are hs Tote
lowg Miss Wo1lloy, who To- uhlnuu
nurse. became prosttaied in jane last
from 6vefwork, ana decided on sh'i'
vapltlon. After waiting with Iilenu'
in Nevada FOR little while uhol cnmt
10 Salt Lake, where she was faplliy
c1nvaloacing under the kind care anu
attention of friends and tue iuvlgufhl.
Ing, snll.ladtnud Dir OF hiOu. 90 the
MONT Of June i7lh she went 10 bau
ana TO sleep, not noticing anything uu.
uauai IN hor physical c1udluoni ana
on the morning Of the l5.h nWOke 70
find herself totally blind, For lime
She could not roalize the great calamity
that had buiallrn her but h.oWIy tnt
knowledge forced Itself upon hur that
her eight was gone. Every en- ueut
occulift on the coast was called uuu
made a careful study Of her myioflAa
easc. and the conclusion arrived NJ WaH
that n eliot oi blood had formed ga ah
artery supplying the eye auu caul'A
tue sight 10 depart. The remedies
urescribud were 90 absorb the cl0t, hht
all failed 10 do the work. On thc ith
ehe had an cxoruciaung palm Ia me
head, which lasted all icy aud unlll "
O'Clock ut night, when tie pain ceAael
and she fol! asleep. Just before Z
O'Clock on the morning Of the bth lho
Young lady awoke anu was greatly
astonlahed to fnI that she could soc
tho walls OF her room, tbs familiar
pictures aud furniture AMI The win.
dow. Then she shfieked, 81 can 1e'l
l can setln Tho family rushed Ia anu
there was such a rejoicing which every
ppfson can undotstand, but when no
pen can describe. Mibs Wo0llny
thought nfat OF her father and 40 once
wrote him the glad udings, anu he re-
coivtd the welcome letter ON tho above
date.
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Land in the Northwest

The Alberta Land d Colonization
company, with capital stock Of
81. 4jO. 900, divided into 1900 shares Of
the par value Of 500 each, has iilei
i,s articles Of Incorporation, the object
being 10 buy, sell aud cultivate lend 10
the northwest territories Of Canada,
where tho company has acquired otd'
4s0 acres, which Ii declares ~ produc-
tive aaany ON earth. The iuc1rpofa'
Tors are James a. Cunningham, b,buO
shafcs, OF tho par value Of i5lO,OJOi
Charles ORA Gard, with 2.ijO, valued
At sg45. QUO; Aionzo T.. Hyde, with
!, 900, valued NJ 100000; William j..
Schoneli, with $40, vAiuei at soi9HOi
W. 3. Mccormick, .. J.. Salisbury aud
Johu W.. Taylor, each y bnaftH.
James a. Cunningham = presiienii
Charles ora Card, wee PRESIDENT
AlonEo L.. Hyde, srsfetaty, AMI VIII
liam \. MoCorniok, treasurer These,
with Messrs. Salisbury, Bch0nold anu
Taylor, constitute the board Of dirrc'
tore.
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TRgRlTORlAL ITEMS.
Aeeldrll at FalrNleW-Mlning aud
Railway Notes.

MI. Pleasant Pyramid A sad and
unfortunate accident occurred at Fair
view on the morning. OF the l2th INST.
Charles C0ulaTd, when uIOn his house
engaged la repairing, slipped ana tell
u the ground, the fall UccAslonlug "a
fracture OF oue OF the lcgs near above
tho kusc. Surgical anu medical aid
wnR al unOB summunUdi and the pa
tent nc present iH d9lnB we'll
Mlllafd pr0grssE Tho Alto Mining
rompany, VI Detroit district, which
has been ia state OF "inucuUus
dosuetudc" since the burning % their
smeltuf several yoRtH ago, has come 10
life again, under the Teyiiying iuilu-
enee Of the bennington smellor aui
intend nj once 20 commence the tho
rough development VI their properties.
The company at Ito annual meeting
held recently, elected G.. NJ. Howard,
tuperintundtnt " the MoTcur, ltUai.
dent, ana John Dern anu Richard Il,
Joy, OF the Mercur company directors,
The property consists Of thirteen
claims, adjacent 10 hex, ON which a
large amount OF development work
has already been done, AID there is
lots Oi orc ia sight running high iu
copper aud well la gold. The company
have been uuRbln 10 market their Gre
ia the past on account Of the large
per cent Of sllicn, but this difficulty BE-
no longer confronted, ps the Leaning
ton smclter truatB that character Of ore
without increased cost. MI
Joseph +. Ray, OF this city with three
or four other gentlemen, have cold
their property below Black Rock 40
eastern capitalists, taOstly OF Chicago,
This property yields immense quanu-
ties OF pumlce stone, hu article here
tuforu supposed 20 exist only iu Italy.
a capital OF 100000 viii ue Invested
AMI work toward developing this new
enterlTlfe VIII commence NJ once.
Tooele Transcript Mr.. JOAN Pen.
dergTasl had an exciting encounter
with mountain lion while crossing
lIoateI's Pas, near LOaioT's Puak.A'ter
wudiug through the HuOw Tor several
miles he came face 10 lace with the
animal, and the struggle began, ho
raised hiB Winchester AMI flfuu eleven
shots nj the animal, each 0i them taxi.
fog effect Tho lion came uIUu him
and seized him and tore bis clothes aud
flesh from his bIuy. In tue struggle
hu ROt hold Of his knife aud plunged 10
into the heart Of his assnllnuL MI
pendergTast 10 recovering ana will be-
around soon. Al the last meet n
ui the citizens Interested In the Burr
mill project, tue articles NJ incJrpup'
ton we're read and accepted. The
capital stock is placed at $4,000, a.,
viled into shares Of $40 each, auu eBCh
stOckholder hos uut % Single vote H..
gAtdluHs VI the number OF HnAruh he
may mold. A construction committee
was appointed anu work h. o be started
Monday morning. Toe company viii
be known ga the lUuuIo Milling s.
Manufacturing company AMI seven
Of the BtOukhOlIerH Wlll form the board
OF directors, who VIII bo elected i'm,
mediately aitor ten per cent OF the
capital stock rs subsoribe1 Tor and the
company legally incorporated.
Msnu Messenger; Theodore Bru.
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ESTATES.

Heirs and Others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas. w. S,aynsr.
He has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
hccornlek-RiehardI Building, Salt Lake
City.
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back, president Of the saupete Valley
Railway company, has departed lO'
Ergland. g. rumUfed thgt he con-
templates purchasing the Uihh dlVlsl,n
oil the Union Pacific aud uroadgunging
The line 20 Salt Lake Cliy. the leople,
on the south think that tie f0ad VIII
be extended TO MHfysvale IN VIC
slfiuv, The Central Jthh
Wool company has DISTURBED huout
$4,000 among sheep men curing lne
week. This was I'm settlement Iot Ihte
sales OF wool. The company hanuleu
Yearly one ono hall million Iouhut
VI wool last season. The prices on
laiued were g00i BE- comparison WIN
The snios Of other house.
PARK Guy Rscyrd a snowslido Of
considerable dimensions occurred on
the Anchor iugway just south oi the
mill hbIut / o'clock yesterday alter
uU0u, and iUur hyrstH anu two men
we're carried down the hill and THE
road 20 badly b.1Ckadrd that hauling
had TO be abandoned Tor the Afternoon.
Neither men nor horses were iijufed.
......John Larsen, Of Kamas, met with
hu accident on Thursday afternoon
that nearly cott him liB nose. lie wa
hanging up "a veal when the stick
holding The animal gave way and
down 10 came, the stick striking Lnffou
aCfoss tho nose and above the Lott eye.
An ugly CASH was cut over the eye,
while his nose WAS broken and badly
laCcfatel, bleeding very prOiusuly
tho injured man was brought TO Park
CITY through the big storm that was
raging ut the time aud had nis wounds
dressed. The storm was the worst that
had visited khmas Tor some years, and
10 required siX hours Tor Mr. Larsen
aud tue men who we're with him 10
make the trip.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Stayner He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
MeCoruiok-Richards Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited Send
stamped envelope t8r reply.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The only line running lHo
Through Past IIllHs ehlJ I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE 10Y. 20, 1894.

Train No. ? leaves Ogden 100 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 am, Colorado Springs 1851 am,
Denver 1850 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden l;ls pm,
Salt Lake 7:'1 PM, arrive at Pueblo
S ~ PIN, Colorado Springs 6;5s PM,
Denver 9;25 pm.
COnneo ions made At Pueblo, colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars ami Pull.
man sleepera on all trains. Take tho
ID. a Il. q, and have n comfortable trip
and enjoy tho nnoas scenery on Tho coz
tinenL
A. +. HUGHE9, 8. X. HOOPER
Traffic Manager, q, y. & n. A.
Denver, Colo, Denver, Colo.
d. Y. NEVIN9,
General Agent
Salt Lake Clys u
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IIE UNION
EEigl5l5 -
lES.SfA PACIFIC
rs pISroRNp>
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
gIani AfI,rr and ufpar 90 san LhLs
GU Dspr. ~ f0i0irii

GU Dspv. ~ f0l0irii
AHuivE
Prom all Eastern points. ........s,.,.. ~ ar
iron lutte, lUrtlund, San fran
cisco. cache valley aud Ogdea...t0 ~ a m
from all Eastern points lAfk tltY
and uElcu,,ss....ss.. .s..a.,, ..ssss 4 - p n
FROM san francisco, ogden aul
intermediate uoiutt.,....,........... ID % ui
'from Milford JuaU. rr5f0. sanptiC.
and Eurrkaa.,, ..........,..,.,,.,,..... o DO p m
itron Terminus and Tooelo..........-. W o. Boz
urrAUr
Dor vFdou, Park CllI aud a. Eastern
points ss,ss.ss.ssss ....ssss.....s.. % an
Tor ogden and intermediate points b. yJJ am
for ogden. intermediate po.un
San francisco and Cache
valley pointa. ...a..,................,, 90 p ui
Tor ogden, all points east butte, Fort
land, an1 san fraur SEQ, 20 H
sioT IufOka. rr1fu. fauurfs valley
Ncphi JaAI and fnHcp. ..a. o.. 1 a m
iFor rootle and 1ormluus........,... e. % zoo
'fralni south Of JuhJ rsu sally except
sunday.
Daily except sunday.
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BACK VOLUMES
or InE-
DESERET WEEKLY.
Th. .lslh rolnmc Of lho prsEREr
oFTuE-

Tho sixth volume Of tho DEsEREr
WEEKLY in tho present form Is
now bound. A limited number Of
oopios OF these six volumes can DO OBJ
tained At tho DEsEHEr NEWS ONCE,
Salt lake City, In bound form At 500
por volume. Il rs tho bOst history Of
current events to bo obtained, and by
far tho cheapest, and tho time is not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought afor by students Of history,
anxious 10 bo informed Of the aLlrrlng
events which hayo transpiroi within
thopnst throo yoars-tho most interest
ing period of tho history Of tho Lat
tor-day Saints. Every person who
can afford {, should secure those
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City Ticket Omc,, 2Ol Main Street.

Through Pullman Palace sltcpgra, --latest
Improved Tourist slgoutrs. free lgsHalui
char Cars tlogant Day Coaches.
Telephone $50
H. D. HURLEY. Gent AT PHNgr Dept
d. DICKINSON. General Man ger
IL lOMAA. Y. A. "a, AgouL
2. ~. N. CLARK,
OLIVER W MINE.
b. lLLEkl ANDERSON guceeIyau
join W. uOAhE.
FREDERICK H. CeunEHrI
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
sIss TABLE. In Effect Nov 25tb, 1894

leave salt LaEo
30. FOR Provo. uirEham. Aad
an poin'a East..........a... sos a. n
No t-tor Iruvo Grand junction
aud ELL Voints Ea1i,........ Z COP M
saiua 60 ........-............ 1852. m.
No e-for Eurota .........-..... ...... t'oop. no
SO. s-for ogden aud wsst....... u Up. IN.
SO. i--fJr Ogden ant the Wuat... l.so pm.
Arrive snit Late.
No i-rr1m Provo, Grand junction
and The kasi.s..s........... lao " m.
No. IRON Ir1vo. Grand junction
and tho East ................., II i1j p M.
No t-iIUin BINGHAM, Provo. Mauu
aud salina s.sssss.4. .s...s.,s...s, bito ., M.
40. 5-itom EurosA....... ............,. Dia3 a M.
No 4atrom ogden and tho west. INA M
so t-irom Fdc4 hud The west. 100. m.
uHIy line running through luliman Paiaeo
i.U. Drawing ROOM rIetuefs O. Denver va
bflUI Junction and 20 Kansas CITY and Chica
ltVH colorado points, ffyo rF0llning chair
chIs tHIt LaaU tl Denver. sud only lne run
ming Pullman slueport RAFT LAKE W san fTau'
CISCO. hochanFesi close connaououa. aAiasE
speed sud comfou.
I.C6,, OnC5, 10 ", End South
~ e.. DODGE. AZ. wEBuY.
Otn. Manager Gen. supL
J.a hENNErr. Gen P.3r.A
b. Nc HANCOCK. General Freight Aen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-17
AN ALARMING REPORT.

Health Omcer Notified That East
 Mountain Reservoir Was Filled
 With Dead Fish-PrOves to Re a
 Fake-Dr O'Hara and a Reporter
 Investigate.
 Complaint was made to Health Officer O'Hara yesterday that the banks of the city's reservoir at East Mountain were strewn with dead fish. The doctor did not credii the report. as he had reason to believe that the water board would not allow such a state of affairs to exist. never theless he decided to make a personal in vestigation. Accompanied by a DEMOCRAT reporter he visited the reservoir this morn ing and found everything in perfect order No dead fish were in sight. but from the roadW ay perch and pickerel of large size could be seen disporting in the clear water. IL was A sight to gladden. the heart of sportsman and several foot prints along the bank, showing where someone had cast line. on posted ground. too, looked for all the world like Kelly's tracks. The bank on | both sides of the lake was pstrolled. but nothing was found to which the health officer could object. so the report that the l fish are dying in the reservoir may be put down as a fake.
 S.B Hotchkiss, who was fined S1O0 and coSlS loE manufacturing aueau boi se nuASHhSe on the Wolcott road, has settled the case, He took an appeal to the district court, but decided that it was cheaper to step up to the captains office and settle than stand trial If Dr O'Hara and County Health Officer Hoadley told all they knew about the Hotchkiss case the story would make 6 sensation. Samuel Lize. whose soar factory on the Wolcott road has caused the health officer some anxious moments, ha. | pulled up stakes and moved to Meriden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-17
GEORGIA wELLES.

nation Is an excellent one if not carried so far as to violate all stage preccptS, for 1t at least indicates the willingness to think out parts"
 Georgia Welles was born in Chicago about two decades ago and contracted q severe case of stage fever at tho tender age of 5. Naturally her parents interposed em- phatic and effective objections, and the embryonic actress was obliged to ''let con cealment, like a worm f the bud, prey on her histrionic aspirations. However, the time came when, having finished her school education, Miss Wellcs went to Bos. ton to study dramatic art. After year or so she joined a rcpertory company and thereby obtained the very best possible training for her life work, as she appeared in a wide range of parts in well known plays. Later she had an ingenue role in "By Wits Outwitted," and her work in that was so promising that she was engag- cd by Miss Martinot fo: "The Passport. " Miss Welles has almost everything in hel favor, and If she will continue as consci- cautiously as she has begun, with n little salutary toning down of her methods, sho is certain to become one of tho leading in- genues of tho American stage.
 Philadelphia has Deaf Mute Mutual Baseball team, which Is anxious to ar range games with any clubs the players of which arc under 21 years of age
 A. H. Culver of the Northwestern uni versity won the pole vaulting champion ship of the Western Intercollegiate associ- ation recently by clearing II feet.
 'It Is very rude of Corbett and Fitzsim- mons to look so angrily at each othet whom they meet. If they arc not careful they may hit ench uthvr Rorns ssuie" observes Nke Mgw xssh HuNa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-17
TO VISIT THE OLD LAND
John Ryan and Mir and Mrs Mortimer
 Ieffernan Going Abroad.

John Ryan and Mir and Mrs Mortimer
 Heffernan Going Abroad.
 John Ryan and MT and Mrs Morti her Heffernan will sail on The Paris July 10 for an extended trip to Europe. Mir Ryan has had thls trip in view for a number ot years, but for some reason or other the matter never assumed tangible shape until now.
 IL is forty years since MT Ryan first landed in America. He worked for few years in the woolen mill in Thomaston and about 1854 came to Waterbury and was employed ID the New England Button shop. then situated of Grand street. where l. R Davis & Go now conduct a laundry He atterwares secured a position as clerk for John Hart, where he remained until 1858, when he returned to Ireland He did not remain long on the other side and in short time was back in Waterbury conducting store Tn company with his for mer employer, Mir Hart Since that time Mir Ryan has been a consplcuous figure in Waterbury. He never sought political honors, still he held the office of select man for two terms and also acted as mem- Der of the board of assessors for one term Mir Heffernan came to America in 1856 and has lived 1 ere continuously since. He first worked in a factory and aft, rwards was employed as clerk in Mir Hatt's store. | He Is also one of WAterbury's best known citizens and can count as hls friend evt " person who has had any dealing with him | during his business career of over tbIrty years among the people of this clty.