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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09
NEWS OF The Mines.
Tndlng More Active 10 Tho PHI Of In'
Stock Exchange.
IMPROVEMENT SHOWING rsrLF'
tom rr,w'.ii. rihut on T 'it q nos
Btok,r statks mpr --lo''
Iop, We kit Edw

TRADING on 'ohpnre today va more
active then Tor some lime pot anu 'n'
tenor Of the quotations was q ITO z IN
dlcsuon that All imptovemsn' vi" or'
ginning N chow iisel', al'h'usn D"
com nz wa. deciieiiy slow. The lis'eu
,.ocks were given the "so'by" 10 ine
matter Of sales AMI il fomsined ioI 'he
unlisted properties TO bring 'ui al INV
ttausaolions Of the Jay.
The south Sg'nssa stock va M
ntst "viotlmp 10 chfouiclu iAls'
which II did In q transfer % cenle
Nuns Gus lids u 80 cents wefr p,-i.v
on the stock, bot iuf he uuslhe's
failed 10 matsflaiiEf. lnu h"Ans' =
..ock came 10 i1r rec isniuon ~ tAiee
1.ersga,iLg 900 shafas y nsufss
fanging from t2.20 to s2aii' buch.
eve found iavuf IN tns eye o. lhe
bfot ofs TO the extent oil chflnicHug
transfer Of 1000 share.
tbs elosiug hgufts wsfe ~ ioIlovt'
LfsrED BTUCKa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09
rur B,npAnlC ,AG.s DANCE.
AZ ANcfNNr cusTUM RECENTLY OAR.
hikD OuT ON HINCOs REs.
hKvATfOs.


Tue Indians on tho Rinoin rsssrva
lion hai Que Of their annuAi "Eas.H
dances Que night last week. rhis cus
tom 10 one dating back to tneir baruaf
~ aiagt, but IA ttill sept up win ga
uus aIdot aud regularity. THIS IL lov
they do II;
10 the high rocky clifi, on the upi 81
san Luis Rvy eagles build their ueitt,
aud the gfoWth u tue young birds
carefully noted. When the de- 81
nearly fssiy 10 ny, n man 10 lot d wI
by means OF tope Suspended from Ia
iOp Of tho ulin 70 the cave where "a,
nest 10 and lnu young eagle ofosgl.,
arc captured. Then the signal 10
given that m eagle has bsen uaughf
and msny Indians gather At SON
place anl have dance OF frIoluin,
owes lla taplurr. A night 10 thsn ~
(goncfaliy inToo weeks IRON ospiuftl
Tor tho eagle dance.
Attic AppDlnlei Tins the Indiaut,
young anu old. from all over tue fs,6r
walton gather al the usual dAuolrg
place, whefu hu 90 piles OF brush nav
bsen piled up anu oAmphtss lighlei.
tue eagle 10 tied Aud weighed down
with calico, cloth, vte., and the dane
begius anu 10 hept up lneessaniN
thfoug hOut the nighi, ACCOMPANIED b.
the lndisns' weird music, shtisks anl
whoops. In the coursp " Tue Dot.
i1tmsncu each dancer tl0ps % com.
municatr with tue oARlf, at.
messages ate sent 10 dspAftr
relatives Aad ffiendi 10 TO lsiiv
cred by tho eagle III lhtsb who hay.
< no % the lnuian heaven. The calie
ulc., are aleu- sent ~ tokens NJ tpmrta
brace hnd good cheer. NJ read,
mAle clothing 10 ever sent, u will b.
noticei--pfosumablY III Inlian TAX
u that clutues maze htra might not ~
"elTto," Ia s.yla " cup 10 datoD ID
tho iand over there, or thAt tue angt
lndlan mas plenty VI tune 10 make b.,
own clothus, n plenty VI gold 10 om-
ll0y u tailoL n " calico seems 10 b,
toe iayuTile guu4s 10 arnd.
AZ the break OF day the brush ~
10 cot on trv, aud gayle, calico and al
afe eluail nul ~ the Il imef, tue grnlI
bfetzs tanning smoke, Ashts aud iumu
huavenwaTd; thu lance g Ase,, Co.,
gathering disperses, and thu INDIAN
return q their home reloieius-Esoon.
duo Tunes.
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SAND SUCKERS.

Ola ituik. That Are Probably Utnlsed
In New Industry.
A. the Steamers pass along st. Clair
Oats, between Lake Huron aud Detroit
river. the passengers see numbers Of old
hulks anchored on in shallow water aud
invariably nsk the steward OF ouo II tho
deck boys what they are there for. Tho
answer always h given IA pruf and
ountcmptuUus tone, ~ n itworo u FOOLS
question:
"Thcy'ro sand sucfcrA"
whats sand suckcri"
"Old tubs that suck up sand"
''How do they suck up sandf'
Then tho oracle looks AZ you and
grins Ho doesn't quite know whether
you'ru farmer yourself o. are guying
him. and II takes great deal morr
questioning 10 hnd out the fact that u
now industry has bccn found 10 utilize
ancient aud leaky hulks that are not dt
TO go 10 -sA
Tho bottom Of Lake 81 Clair aud tho
Oats that surround II are covered with
beautiful white sand. and these boats
10 out every morning, anchor In IA.
yurable place near the channel, aud
drop overheard large hose pipos II can.
vas OF rubber. with iron tips. which
sink ~ their own weight Then they
st the pumps going and suck up the
sand. which brings good deal Of water
with u, and Il deposited Ia the bottom
o. the boat Tho sand sinks. and tho
water rises 10 the surface aud returns to
the river through holes pierced for IT,
accommodation. Thus. before sunset
tho matches are filled with purc. clear
sand ~ nominal cost, which Is un.
loaded on the docks NJ Detroit and sold
for building purposes
In early days thcro was u community
Of fronchmon who made business u
gathering this sand and hauling IL to
the city, but they had 10 work yrry
hard because Of their ignorance Of by.
draulics and thoir lack VI boats They
polrd and ruwod up hatboats. which
they would an by jumping overheard
IN shallow water and shuyoling Ia tho
sand. They would work month with
tho water ny 20 their waists and not SGT
as large n cargo as u modern sand sucker.
operated by two men, can pick up In n
single day, Chicago Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

POTTS thst the mine IL IN rooi ihape
nd viii resume ahipmshts OF ore 10 On
the Oh COpneropoiis dump hight away.
lhlnseu carloads Of ore were shipped
from tne dump ihis week and there afs
about two thousand tons Of ore IN the
dump. IL BE- reported that the old
iumn viii net the Ask compnny
ti6 cO1. The Ajax comrany viii psy
empi yes al the mine tomorrow, sat
ufdsy.
rno Lion Cansoli islei shipped three
osfioaHs ui ore nt WeiussdaY lat.
rhe Cleopatra shAt 10 nov down
10 feet, aud snme very rich 4 at l.
beng fIani. rhe c1mpaiy com.
m ncsd 10 wlfk he new vein which
Fofss satis actor,y.
Daring the We K the Swausea bas
shipped four carlos .. ihe -Four Ace
one carload ani the ID anef que cat.
load. the Snewsfs made ~ mai on
shipmunt aud tho Buckeye seat 10 one
caflnsd.
rho wilson Lode and Extension
company Will put n sian ii minefs
ina ieg Jays. There afe sIme tpien'
ID cfoppings on the roputiy. They
have shan down IS ugi and VIII
a'nE considerably. Msssfs. Richatds
and Wilson are tho intsfeste parlies.
The Wilson lode lies neNt TO tue well
knINn Lady Aspun ciaiml, and good
news Will shorty be heard from show.
logs IN the property.
The new POSSIBILITIES nj Silver CITY
has Just tesn Q mpletc1 and will be
ready Tor business "a n lew lays.
The bouth Swansea will make some
AIR shipments next week ~ they have
alfsagy commenced this leading Of
cafs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

sAid a sioft 10 a kangaroo
~ must b. related 10 you.
A semhlAnee I see
hotsixt you sud mo,
That loads me 10 think Il really must be-"
SAID The sioft 10 the kangaroo,
To The stofk, taid the kangaroo
what you saY perhaps may 10 true
I've really no doubt
That by searching about
Some iar away kiuship We nigh, ferret Out,
10 the stlfk, SAID The kangaroo.
san tho slorh 10 tho kangaroo
u thint Il h Fun. DO notyouf
10 mount 90 tho sky-
for you surely can ~
n W arc feiated' 'Oh no, SIR uoit."
To The s.ofl. aald The kangaroo.
$50. no, l." 'aid the kangaroo.
u have often tried u IL true
nat on earth ! ttll stop
forise no wings 10 n1p.
And when enioayor 10 nY iusi hop"
10 the stoft. said the kangaroo
Arthur D. Bnrdick, Ia October Kindergarten
Magazine
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DAILY WEATHER YANt.
observations Iak'n q Utah, Idaho,
Aon,anl Oregon aud Wyoming
Nlaituns.


Weather reports showing obsstyA.
uors ~ M. toisyi
Salt Lake City--Baromsisr, %. 90;
lempsfalufe. So minimum, b0, WIND,
NORTH, . miles b huuf, laftiy cloudy .
Baker City-BaTOmrtef, SOFA; TEN.
pefaiurr 30; minimum, 30; wint,
south, ) miieF ter hour, oleaf.
Chsyoune-BafOmetrf, 20 IS; tenn.
petalur, iOi minlmum, ~, wiad,
north, " miies per hour olnuuy.
Helena Barometer, sofa, tempetA.
luts, 90 minimum, ~; wind, wsst,
y miles yer nOui; clear
Milrs Clly-Bafomelof, 5000; tenn,
pststurt, ~ minimum, "; VIM,
NORTH, hghti cloudy.
Winntmucca - Barometer, 8O.Os;
temperature, Ss; minimum, ~; VIM,
north, lighi; uiusf.
Idaho Falli-BArome,er, 5000; TEN.
fsrAiufs, III minimum, a.; wind;
southwest miles pef huuf; rain,
trace; cloudy.
HAVt,-Bafometsr, SOLE; tsmp,rA.
tute, asi minimum, 800, wind, east.
light rain, 20 Of al inca; raining.
General and local forecast foT 80
houTs ending $ pun, SATURDAY!
For Uiah; Fan tonight anu salut.
day, aIulst.
Foot, except near Lake, tonight.
b-lt Lake CITY aud vicinity, iali
tonighIuuu Saturday, collier.
J. n. rMi1H,
Observer, WuathJt BuTesu.
SALT LAKE cry Uph,
frahnyf. a. tFsNafuFa a. aI........ 49,.
lac simile Thermometer glyen below,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

Coed ore From . neE. Prospect 10 the
south-ths Wautunks.

seuth-ths Neutunhs.
Broker Felix J. Siafk l. interested
In n mining property somewhere south
u this city which brought him y
pleasant surpflie yestefday. Tue
pfopstty In question has been under.
going development iot sJmc time past,
aud, n l. the case win all Other min.
ing pronositionb, good returns we're
eventually looked for, bat Mt with
such audiences A. that whioh came
yesterday. A day W two ago Felix
received TOW samples Of the ore from
thi, loca,l m and.hu turne Hhum over 70
the assayet TO SEQ 10 thsstutl was worth
anything. The returns he received
yesterday, and ~ he pefusud them, hi.
rountenance assumed n delighted sx.
preston a. he learned that Que assay
showed HOS ounces la silver aud IS
ceuis IN gold, while the other stood 81
sl.bD silver aud 81 gold. NIL stafh
refuses 10 divulgU the exact ! cation Of
this ground, but states that u will tc
heard from latef on. He hgurss on
taxing Trip out 10 the claim on Mon.
Iay.
THIS same gentlemAu IL Interested IN
the Wauiunka, very prom sing prop
cry Ia Cottonwood canyon. Some
fiuh todirs OF ore have been ene0un.
tered here, anu tho comnnei cement oi
shipments " expected somewhere 10
the ueig lDlThuai oi election day. IL
Bryan wins, M. Siafk says that he
anu his companions prop 40 20 eTecl
cabina ~ tho wautunka and CON.
muncg the development Of tho properly
90 n viz lfous AMI systematic scale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

muscles % sn,ilmhine tho flimalayas.
ho spent % days on snow aud glacier
During that timu b. trnvorsod from end
10 end the three longest known glaciers
in the world outside the polar regions
and landed on the summit Of Pioneer
peak, $4,000 feet high, the greatest
height yet reached by man. lie has al
ready made plans Tor another expedition
when he gets back from spitzborgcn and
hopes to get through two or even three
more before contcsting scat In parlia.
mont, IA he intends to do ut the next
general election.
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rouoRnow's Di,IprSDs


Holders u stock In the Swansea
mins-ibal highly promising properly
locslyd at Silver City-wiii receive
heir fespectivu snafrH OF the com.
pany'a profits tomorrow, when 10000
IN "vslvct" will DO distributed. Foe
swansea has grown pheDomenaliy
slne. IT. location aud eAoh days w0fk
al the miue unfolis hidden treasures
not heretofore discovered. The recent
strike In the mine has enhauced the
vslus OF the stock materially and u Il
now looked upon by mining men ~
QUE OF the beet paying propositions on
the IA afkel.
Clerk Gelrse Weller Of the Utan
AMI dalsns Mining companies was
engaged today In issuiug checks Tor
tho payment OF monthly dividends
tomorrow. Tue former distributes
$1,000 while the latter gives 10 10
uBtuusiasls the sum VI 5000. Thesu
properties are located IA the Fish
Spfings dlsifloi, AMI while the pfofilt
from Their working ate MT extreme y
arg, still they ato steady Aud eau 10
dslendtd upon when the lOtn VI zach
month ~ lie round.
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Raisins, dates and chocolate tablets
are all good sustaincrs for days tramp
or n days nun on wheels A country
physician who finds himstlf obliged
often 10 h. oblivious TO mealtimes says
that he finds the compressed chocolate
cnkos, easily carried and easily nibblod.
his food salvation over and over again
in the course Of the year New York
Times
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ROCKWELL CASE ON.
Testimony Therein B,ins Taken 10
The Court al Prove
rue DEFENSE MOVES a Sos.suu
ua ming That the Eridfnte dduc d
Does Not Jus ~ The q arge-ihe
Junpk aud lab N tas.

tpecin 10 the SEws
Provo, Uian, oct y, iseB.-thls
morning the case Of the Stale " job
Rock we'll. charged with assault wilh
Intent to commit murder, came on
Prosecuting Attorney Cash Prosecuted
and Attorney IA. &. Edwards Ge end.
Cd. Nothing regarding tho shooting
different from tue account publisho,
H. the NEWS At the time was tsstifss
10.
Joseph A. Thomus Of Lehi iettine
that Rockwell borrowed a pistol iron.
MIN on thu uhy Of tho shooting
which time he said he was g0iuE
prospecting.
Miss ldL Rockwell Of Lshi, a nice
Of Jonn Rlch veil. testified that Joht
and DAVID Rlckwell took dinueT
her fAlhof's pisce ON the DAY u N,
shooting. John showed n pistol au
Threatened 10 klll Ritter because lac ba,
gone away with his vile.
Hsufy Adamson OF Amufiean Fofi
testified that he als1 seen tue Rlcksei
uOys tue dsy VI the snootluy. Juut
asked the witness ~ he hat seen no
pass through American FIX wtu
good l0Oking woman SUI saiu tia. b.
vas alter such n mAn sui wsui4 Az
hlm.
The prosecution closed IT. ca . o.
noon and tue defense move tor 10
suit, on tbs ground tnAt no eVidsnr
mad bsou a1luec1 10 show au utsauli
with intent 90 commit murder, AfpD.
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rILyER CIIY's HINES.
I A letter nspaEtinE che week nsinE
Dan. Rsa Conditions rhsFrab put..

a letter nspastinE thv week nsinE
Done Asa Usndtiisss rh.Eesbpai..
special Correspondence 10 the srwsi
sli.yEK IItY, OcL 3. lb05-rhe
uuw shalt 10 ,nu Noflh slaf 10 ma
d Wn twenty-five ieot And the miuers
nays Jusi enc iun.efoi geod ledge Vi
otc. This mine IL locking IN nue.
shape and shipments will shortly b.
made 10 the Sioux Consolidated mills
tor treatment. There arc tweniy.one
mnn " king la the North property.
rnefe has been quite large strike
At the Homeslaku mine over NJ
Diamond anu the company "a yery
much pleased over tbs irimeDsc
body VI ofo which was uu-
coveted Just lew days ago.
5upi. Frtnk Harris OF the mine In.
tends to push the work ahead tight
away and make a shipment Ia y lev
days.
The Independent, TssoIA mine made
q shipment Of one caTload Of ore this
week. rhis h thp first thiimeat that
the O mi any haa made anu toe future
I tho property looks very pfOmiAing.
Foe shalt is down $50 feet anu the
lsIge Of ore h over tw, fuet IA thiok.
npss. supi. ChArles Ford hes brought
ibis pToIefly To the front And has mAdt
70 a producer curing the last low
months.
~, 10, stewari ui tn Ajax re-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

The bait Lite Valley Loau 4 rrus,
company tod y eateted tuit sgainst
Gertrude Rswu aud l.. 4. RIVE 20
recover tisT sud interest alleged 20
be due on a promissory note, with $50
aitorney's fee.
The same comnany also commenced
suit a alnst Ge tgs Mayor Tor the col
lection Of not, ct SASS, win g..
,efeet AMI $3.50 attorneys ice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

In a sketch OF Sir William Martin
Conway, the great mountain climber
and explorer Of the Himalayas, The
English Illustrated Magazine says that
he has the climbers walk"-that Is,
a gentle roll Of the body. with no un.
equal steps, but swinging his legs with
rhythmic precision. lilo ia a slim man,
but tough, full Of energy, and with iron
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

II caiaith 10 ~ nd disease, a, ,ou.
claim, ihai ply 10 aus ittqnsniy n.
vice CHANGE Of air and climate 10 M.
,ufferinr? Cetaffh isa elm 10 ~.
ton, but nothing bot local rm.ly
or change NJ rimNio will CUE Il
Ely's Cfsam Balm T. 10 ,filclsni1h
10 awuy with the nee tsiiy N ltavlts
home and ffitudi, causing inslabtis
lie anH u % teai core ~ caiarh.
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MINOR MENTION.

AS 81 ok this evening tho regular
meeting OF tho ~ croieopical sOrieiy
viii be ueld Ia the Uniyoniiy. Vlsil.
~ nte invited.
Geuofai Manager Dickinson OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

Logan NmpIe Will close on F'ldsy,
October Pod, 1899, ana Tsope on Mon.
Jay, OcI0uef ~.
NJ. W. MERRiLI,
PfrsideuL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

In the District Court Probate biYIsioa. fht
Judicial uiaifict in aud Tor -a.t tais
County, state of Utah
In the Matter of tho Estate Of Mlia ~
wood. deceased
NoTiCE u nkIEnY GiyFN InAr
~ Millcn ", Atwood aud Abhio AufttfuA
refmau, ekecutofa OF the Will Of Mullen AiHg1i
deceased. d W rendered tor fetuomdai ~
nic1 To- aid court, their supplemental Al
nnal account Of theiT adminitifhflou 4
aAid estate and petition Tor nnnl distutat1a
a. The residue Of taid esiate amuuF ne fu
tous entitled thereto. and thai saiufdtI ~
iist dai OF |ubrr A u, islf, a % jc'let
q M, az the court rom OF Haid r1uri. 10 ~
tuunty lourt iiuuso. salt Lako tiy al
County, Utah. has been duty Appuiuitt " ~
iuiEc ~ said court Toe TIE aottlomrut % iif
account aud hearing said petition f1f ftifi's
u0n, al which time and place any verso 70
trfoaied ln said estate may appear and ttqs
rause, n any there he,Nhy said account thqai
not be- settled and approved aud 1nal iitula'
ton made a. prayed Ter
hAied october tth, lti
Nv nan ". nrNsts Deputy Cioft
htruAuns a NtUuAuus.
Auofneys Tor Executions
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ths fsFiad Of Ls~ Quatatisu. Ia ths
LssAi Market Nearly Eadsa.
James A. Pollock Gays In his wstk
~ mining share market letter under
daie VI t1lt "
aori. ~ afa hotter f..iins n,r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

Two hunifVu afss VI South swat.
"a ~ % &C. -; 1914 Swantsa nj 81 20
ani 100 81 s. 2.tsi 1000 Buckeye "a,
snts. istAis les sold, l,000.
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.Too.s AVN aAnggss


nav iohN Oct a..-siock mArkct opened
quiet bot nfln VIII values in icadirg shares.
tu1Niuf slight rhanfvss ruEaruas conHnlcus
Gus BY afeaciion OF . Manhattan scored
Fain equal Ia amount Lead preferred a.,
guaranteed, fCliia
ite enRasc@ent o. further large amounts
~ gold tor Import facilitsird an advance IN
mo unufo ust ana Increased the dealing
ruEaf rallied fild'. aAd quickly feredcd Id
itni 90 roiufuun Of : pef rcnt on III grades
OF Tue rcuuo4 product 10 conform aith thr De
mora irauun q rfus. 1uharru aud Malhauan
were strong feature. tho iormef roe + to
tiit subsequently, reacted slightly, The
later hdNantcu ~ 10 pll
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ELIf8
CREAM BALM

H. quickly nb'
surbei tiVnns.s
the Nasal pHs-a
Ecs. AtiaSs rnit
q nd iniinuiinn
tion. Heals aud
Protects tue
Membrane noiti
solsi. Itestore
the sen ss %
Taste aud snrlt.
t4ttes ficiief u
once aud " Will
cure.
4 pafiicie h hptiie.
trils. u hEffoAhln. a.
mall samples 10 cent
MY liiiiitiikhs, ~
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recial 10 tho SHws
south omaha, Nub.. oct
cattle receipts, 80 market active stronger.
Western aiaofa. iLtodia ~.
uNa ana hefers, q Va silul
leodefs % lnsilt 9
sheep receipts, 10. MhFket steady.
lair 10 choiee Westerns. iLa3afl5a
tambs. tlutaiiou
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'"A" sNN" HihfA
a., Chicago, oct a
light, sa.i0au.ta
Mixed. 81 l atahi
y itAyy, i9saafAA.
Rouge, ttb,atLu3
Cattle
hceyes, gl1anoo
Cows and hoilufs, ~ DafIN
tfhaa atNufs, y AihaiAaI
Westerns, ti,nQdN 70.
stoctuTs and feeders. fLt0Sia A.
hheep-ActNo, strong.
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silNsr. Lead
silyef-iig
Lsad-N ut
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CATARRH
LtoAl NOTICE

In the District Court Probate pNh.oa. md
Judicial uirifiCt In And for All int
County, STATE Of Utah
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-26
sale CracI,crs Cnntnreh.

W1LL1AMsPoRT, Pa, Oct. 26-Four of
the burglars who blew open the safe in
the Northern Central station, at Roaring
Branch, Thursday night, were captured
Saturday in the mountains near Morris,
Iioga county, while playing cards about a
fire As the posse Of eight men, in charge
of Constable Hart, approached the gang,
the robbers started to run. One of the
men got tangled in a fallen tree top and
was taken at the point of IA gun, while an
other fell on his kneos when gun in the
hands of deputy was poked in his face
from behind tree. This gun, by the
way, was not loaded Two more of the
men fell fat upon the ground when com.
mandol to stop.
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Tried to xiii AN Omcer.

LANCASTER. Pa, Oct 20 Dick Red
mond, a member of Il notorious gang Of
thieves made desperate attempt Satur-
day night to murder Constable John
Jacobs. The desperate had been captured
at the house Of Mary Kirchoff and was be-
ing led off TO Jail handcutfed to one of the
officers, when, with his disengaged hand
he drew a razor and made vicious cut at
the officer. The blade cut through heavy
watch chain which alone saved Jacobs
life He then caught the blade in his
hand and had two fingers cut. Redmond
was then oyerpowered and locked up.
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Charged with Robblng a Warehouse.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 25.-Frank Sam
son was arrested here yesterday afternoon
on a charge of robbing the tobacco ware
house of II. II. Miller, which adioins No.
4 engine house Of the fire department.. He
was frequenter Of the engine house. Tho
proprietor of the warehouse was in his
Office on the night of the robbery, oct. II,
and heard n noise, but could discover
nothing, and did not learn of his loss until
the following day. Mllcr's nremen neigh
bors helped him to search the building,
and they had the active assistance of Sam
son. The tobacco, amounting in value to
several hundred dollars, was recovered
from the person TO whom Snmson sold ID.
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Mrecl, Mt nnnl,nl,e.

A disastrous wreck occurred at Quakake at
l:3O this afternoon. A loaded coal train of
the New Jersey Central Railroad dashed into
the end of a loaded p. X R. coal train. The
caboose and large gondola of the
latter were shattered to splintcrs. The Cen
tral engine and tender were badly damaged
and nine cars dcrailed. The road was
blocked by the wreckage. The passengers of
the afternoon train were transferred from one
end of the wreck to the other. The cause of
the accident, it is said, was the failure of the
p. & Il. brakeman to 90 back far enough to
flag the Central train.
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Ronrd of neaIth Rennrts.

Frank Dove, aged 20 years, South Jardiu
street is suffering from typhoid fever.
Nacria Kalbach, I years of age, % North
Main street, has scarlatna.
Waite Trotski, years 22s West Huckle-
berry alley, died on Saturday from mem
braneous Group and was inferred in the Lithu-
aniah cemetery yesterday.
john and Baby Supolis, aged respectively
and Il years 322 East Lloyd street, measles.
Annie and Mary Yenceck, aged respectively
8 and years. Alb East Lloyd street. measles.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26-Fully 1900
spectators witnessed the football game be-
tween the University Of Pennsylvania and
Lafayette college on saturday. The game
was hotly contested, but the friends of
the Pennsylvania boys declare that they
put up "A rotten game" The score at the
finish was: Lafayette, 6; Pennsylvania, L.