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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

MAscos, MunteEums County, Colo.
RADIO, Dot. %, lsg5.--It is seldom that
anything ifom this portion OF the Ban
Juan county appears In your vAlua.
bio paper, % | thought perhaps lev
lines might not DO amiss.
Tbs pat season has been rather un-
favorable 10 the farmrrs here, a. the
waisrsupply has been very Limited,
but attn enough has teen raised 10
supply all our wants anu perhaps some
TO spare 10 those within our gates.
The health VI tho people 10 good as =
general thing.
Last SUNDAY, the 18th, was the
lttloth birthday Of cur worthy Bishop,
George Halls, aud surprise parry wss
got up for the occasion. About sixty
nvc people, old aud youug, gathered
a. III HOUSE " bfoihef n A. Decker.
. short distance rom the BisnDp's at 7
3. N. A. gwen signAl all started
with noisslets tread tot the scene Of
action, preceded by the WsbUer hand.
Afriviug NJ tho door OF tue house the
baud PLACED u selection, when tho door
was opsnVs by thu Bisnop's esuuabic
wife, aud The all made a fuih Tor the
inside, whore We took the Bishop com.
plvtely by surprise. 81 qIielly bad
evufy hing been arranged inst no had
not received the slightest intimaiion Of
what was going on, although Sister NJ.
NJ. Halls, his vile, nad q nand IN all
tue ~ orodings. Talk about women
not being able 10 keep a eccfeti Wei,
after hearty hand shaking all aftuud
anu the Bishop had como " y litlle, "
TO speak, large easy arm chair was
presented q him by 5lslof Nora Ham.
m1nd, the chair having besn donated
by some ol tbs membsis VI the ward.
When he sat down Va II he "a q, "Mell,
II II Just 40 good ~ M though hal
teen measured for It." Soon after this
your hum3le servant was chosen
master OF ceremonies, aud a progfam
was carried out which consisted OF
s1Bgs, feoitationE, Instrumental music,
spgechss, etc, until about y O'Clock,
when splcuuid lunch wAs pAttaksn
Of, anu al 1880 we began 10 rick up
our empty baskets aud other traps AID
tiaft lot home, having hAd a most on.
Joy abie time aud all Wishing Brother
Halls many happy returns OF the day.
w. w. WnIIE.
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STATE NEWS.


Iron County Rtclfii Nearly all the
ihteshing Il n ished "a Cedar, Aud
many have started nj other WORK, fuch
40 hauling 500, etc. There are but
low pOtat o. 10 be dug this fall, there.
fore the tack with the iatmefs II ooui.
pafauyely a light Que.
PAyson Header, oct. 90 Youns
JAmes FiuiayH1n INST with severe
accident yesterday vhilo greasing the
mHehinefy IN ihs tlouT mill His hani
was caught between two rollers ana
crushed at the knuckies. A. fetult
he may lOse the middle finger,
Chiofofofm was administered while
the injured member was being dressed.
PAyson Globsi Dr.. wade was cslled
over 10 Santaqnin Wednesday q sut n
broken log Tor Mrs. Sorley. The lady
was with company OF other people
nom Ogden, who were travelling By
teams down 10 ~. George. When on
the outskirts Of Sintaquiu, the horses
hiiehed 10 tho wagon IN which Mrs
Sorley was riding btoamo frightened
and upset the vehicle throwing the
unfortunate lady out, breaking both
bones Of her right leg Just aDove the
anklr.
Bingham bnlletins At n meeting NJ
the trustees Of school district NJ. IS
held Monlsy oveaing tho school was
reported n be- running 10 It's tuil seat.
Ing capae ~, anu teAoheis OF both de.
paTlnente givlng good sat action. IL
WAS decided 10 charge lLs Mormon
society $3.50 for each OF their evening
meetings 10 cover olsi OF coal aud
lights, and tue Union sunday school
80 cents per Wesi --lhe pfocaeds ~ be n
library fund. Tho district treasurer
believes he will be able TO settle Tor all
vouchers by the nut week In Novem.
brf.
Randolph, Rich county, Roundup,
Oct. 20; James Marshall 10 missing
since last sunday snd his wife aud
ifiouda nr1 very anxious about him;
he len here last Sunday 10 20 10 tht
ranch. On Monday his morse returned
minus blanket, bride anu larlat, but
tho saddle was on II; another horse IL
missing from tho ranch. A strong
search party left here today TO try aud
cate him. He IL married man
with thfev obilhren aud his brother,
Dan, Gays ho has acted queer Tor some
umr.
Brigham Buslen Tuesday there
= lnl near being a hte al Oili Jspp.
tou's hume Va the Fourth war Alfs.
JoppsOn went down 70 visit her
mother, leaving three little children
slone 10 the house. During her Ab.
seuee ilys spArk hoped out Of tho
stove and slon blazB was started ia
the oiiclOth anu towel. Seeiug lhis,
toe eldest child, Emogen0, a girl OF
only i've, brAvely piokel up tue uutn.
ina towel anu rushed outdoors with 10.
She then came back anu with thn aid
o. pail OF whter extingulsned the Nc
IA mo oilolotb. Her heroic work no
doubt saved the house from burning
down. Such presence OF mind IN one
90 young Ia quite remarkable. Thls
IL tue ihird or fourth wonderful work
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civil Service L,AmIn atoms.

Tn. United States olvil service
commission has ordered that M exam.
iustion bo held by It, local board 10
this city on Saturday, December o,
1885, commencing at o o'clock .. IN.
OF the grades Of clerk aud earlier In
the postal service. Oniy citiksns Of
the United Statss eau be examined.
This aye limltatiols TOT this sEamina.
ton are NJ follows Clerks IS ysArs or
over, Gamers over n years aud under
" Yeas. No appiralion will be ao-
oepisd Tor this examination unlsss
died with the undefsignea, on the
proper blank, beioio ihe hour OF closing
business on Saturday, Nov. 2isi, 1895.
Applications should DO filsl prem pity,
therefore, N order that time may Tt-
main Tor correction II Necessary.
Tue commission takes this oppof-
tunliy OF siatlng that the sxamlna.
tons are open TO all reputable oltitpus
OF thu CniteJ States who may desire to
enter the esfvice, without regard 10
race or 10 their political OF religious
affiliations. All such oitiEsus are IN.
yitsd 10 apply. They shall be ex-
amined, graded, aud oeT,ifi d with
entire impaTtialliy, anu wholly with
out regard 10 any consideration save
their efficiency, ~ shown by tue
grades tuo y ob,ain iu tho examlDation.
For application blanks, iull lnslTuc.
tlons, and information relative 10 the
duties aud salaries Of the different pos.
tious. apply TO
ORRAwRLL WILLIAMS,
Secretary Boatd u Examinvrs, Postal
Service.
20. addreo;s salt Lake City. Utah.
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consulcuous feature Of the New Jrfsey
delegation was splendidly uniiofmv
anu dfille1 mafchln club. Ffelint.
hunen etc1fL Toe streets were illlrd
With spectators aud cheer afsr cue :
given the club. jobs -. Giuson y
Newark introduced tue New Jvrtuy
pariy.
The nrst callers on Mckinley to-day
were New Jerssy driega ints.
Next came the employees Of the En-,
railway, oast ani wet. rhfer tram.
were nquifei for their rautplrts.
ton. O.e from the eaai, etsritnS
at Mea vile, Pa. co sistiur cfihittsen
cau. Two from the west, tue nist
which started from Cbicag consist d
Of fourteen cosches each. lnty
reached the Mckinley hone s0ou
after ~ o'clock ana 20 completely
filled the yard th.t u was iIn russibt
g. feach them iron the porch anu
spesking was done from table on the
lsvu.
McKiDley endeaverrj 10 shake
hauds with all these visitors, and the
result was one Of the gfeattsi jams VI
the campaign. The delegation wat
Introduced by l. cnmoilve Engineer
Meinish, Uf Norm JudsOu, Indiana.
The next delegation Addtcsse by
Major Mckinley wss COMPOSED Of
tsenty-slx representatives OF tue RAFT
way msn's partisan sOuuu money
league, New England, In whiuh all
the branches " railroad vvik WEI,
fepfs,entcd.
Mckinney received the party in thu
library where an informal iuttoiuc
lofy AIcress was made by Alcxandrf
Robertson Of Bostln. ArmOe ui tht
delegation wefe n tofwafds preceded
90 Mfs. Mex uley aud later tgOk .
drive shout tue city.
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CONDITIONS IN WAYNE.
A specially lntrs'iug Wealth r Re-
pOri FROM That Stc,ion Of
III state.

j.. II. smith, Esq., Of the weather
bureau In this city. kindly iurnisht.
tho NEWS with this very intorsslin &
letieIi
GROVER. Wayne Co Utah, Ootsbsr
%, 1890 - fns weather o lnditions pre.
yelling lUr October sFa thus lar phe.
nomensl. TOTS has breu the mildest
and most geuial fail ever known.
What little iTOtt has reached us has
been light. Toe dooidu9us leaves have
IMPLY Tipogod AMI fallen OF OF thor
own accom-. Up 10 date there has
been no frost that would have ifOzsu
grain. Lucern IL still green aud grow.
iug, aud a third crop, hitherto un.
known ~ this section, would have
been p1ss bio this year. There have
been now "a storms lhiA fail, anu We
have very hltlu smut anu no inject
pesls; SONS little damage by blue birds
auu BACK DiTds.
PotaiOrF, generally, arc "A failure,
small In f.za Auu Tow IA number, SUI
u.td tU uu uuu 20 the late spring anu
a ilush VI summer heat oimulnol. la
O % iOoAnllts they haye uolu mod
eralcly well. Hut Wayne has not
rslteu enough Tor her ow uso.
Almu littls sieknrss mas occurred,
principally typhoid; few cases fatal.
iirio rs ff0m Colorado fiysT state
TIA! the recent Hoods have greatly 10.
turioitd with tho placer mining IN
that raginr; the water Tlsiug alb.
normally tor this time 0i year, but be.
Ing foul, be-, losuei with quioksAuI
aud to usual d,bflso l1ois, not only
btopprd vi eraiiuut, but covered up some
OF tue low ly ny ban. one especa ly,
Estimated 10 be a profitable one, has
uiRh. feet OF SAM. mud aud Tuubiah
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DAILY WEATHER vASg.
Observations Taken al Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and WJOmlsg
stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
tlont nj 5 AM. todayi
Salt Lake Clty-BAfomsior, 90. 10;
Temperature. %; minimum, %; wind,
southeast, 10 milos per hour partly
cloudy.
Baker Clty-Baromr,ef .0.7s; ten.
pefatufe 10; minimum, Ss; cloudy.
Cheyeuns-B aIOmetcf, 20. 0s; tenn.
pofaiuf., ~; minimum, 80; wind,
northwest. q miles per hour, cloudy.
Helsna- BAfometef, 5000, tempora.
tufs. SO minimum, 3d. wind, south.
wcsi, u miles per hUuf; CLOUDY.
Miles Clty-Baromotsr, 5000; TEN.
peIature, ~; minimum, 49, clear.
Winntmucca - barometer, 2g.SS;
Temperature, "; minimum. "; vtnd,
south, miles PER hour; pafily cloudy.
Idaho Fallf-Bafometsr, 2s.7s; ten.
reFatufe, as; miglmum, ~, wind,
northwest, 5 miles pot hour, cloudy.
Havt- Barometer, $500; tsmpefa.
lure, lsi minimum, is; VIVID. east.
light clear.
General aud local rorscas 9 for 80
houfs ending 8 pm, Tuesday,
For Uiah! increasing ci0udiness 10.
night Probably rsin Tuesday OF
Tuesday night.
HALT Lake City aud vicinity, show.
~ THIS AitsTnooni iait. Cooler Tue.
day.
j. n. kMIIH,
Observer, Weather bureau.
eALT LAKE CilY, Utah,
Todayi temperature IL shown In In,
lac smile theTmometeT given below;
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RAvlNG WILDLY.


A case In which q mother has teob
driven insane over ihs DOWNFALL Of her
daughter, was that pictured at police
headquarters late this afternoon.
Thu attendants on tho afternoon
stsslon Of court were suduouiy startled
~ loud cries smsnaling from tho lower
hoof Of the building, and upon making
Inquiries ~ to the source from which
It came and ths oauso Thereof u was
learned that MIS-. Lltllt deli OF Morgan
CITY was The troubled wOmau,htf mau
faviDga being caused ~ the downfall
% her uAu htef, vino was lured IRON
nor hons toto n house OF prostitution
Ia this rity by a man bearing thu
name OF y aux Robertson, who about
week 40 s'qle revolver from the
Broom Hot-i In OE1en.
Tue Naywafd daughter was also at
the police station attempting with all
ner might 70 paciy her mother hut
her attempts were Ia vain, the heart.
broken Iafent having been unnervud
aud almost bsfeis Of her reasoning
faculties.
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WOULDN'T SEE RAYMOND.
A Sal Lab Ntu,pap,rmin Talk, Of
D,ntei's Man " Many Aufdtr~

Denver Rspublican: Ray Hay.
mond. tho Salt Lake newspapcfman
whom DSwnon refused TO meet aud
talk With, returned 10 the city last
evening from Pueblo. lilo went to
Pueblo expecting TO meet David
Downen, tue brother who resides In
Sail Lake, but will not state whether
he came 10 Denver VI not.
~ have been In Colorado for more
than n week pasi,r sAij Mr. Rsymoni,
"anu was nero 10 Denver vhuu
Downen confessed. | know David
Dlvnen had thai day come 10 ufand
Juncuon with ave cars OF cattle, asd
having made sails there would return
To Sait Lake. The wires were put u
work AMI ne denied that he had ever
killed q man. Albert D0wnen sont
yesterday iof Chiei Russell aud s..
iofmel MIN that David was Innocent
lit was smother brother. Commits.
sionef Twombly ALEC iolloWs with
ike statement. Prominent Ulah
thippofs aud rsilaay people. who nave
long known David DDwBen, asked me
10 sttaighten out the tangled web,
aud left other matters aside 10 do
-
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RESENTED raE lnPUTATlOS.
A Yonus Han Obj ct, 10 DeioR Called
say ,'eid" aad l. Arrssud.

james w. Fuller was tried 10 the
police court today for assault aud
battery, iound guilty and inel si6, In
default Of which he went ~ All.
Toe person whom Fuller assaulted
was Richard Rogers. who 10 company
with osuef bays wore walking through
COMMERCIAL street, about 10 O'clock
last evening, when Fuller, evidently
thiuking himssl' little smart. Ac.
cos ed the boys AMI lnsultei .sbsm ~
applying u tnum the AppsilatiOb
Vi "hay.sreds." Rogers resented
tho imputation by turning around
aud sharply rebuking tue other fellow,
when Fuller MT him aud knocked
him on his back.
The above 10 the testimony Of
Rogers which was cofrobofated by
three other young Dieu. Fuller test.
he1 Ia his own behalf sni admitted
thst he called the boys ''hay --eeda"
but dcnisd having nit any Of them.
He said he merely gave Rogers "a
Iush" ~ the breast and lac tfipped over
the sidewalk and fell.
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A SUNDAY saOOrlSG.BEE.
Colord Men Fined for bling Mixed
w 10 a Gun rlay.

A good representation Of the coloTed
populsee Of Salt Lake was In attend.
ance nj this morning's session Of the
police court, on lha occasion Of the
artaignment Of Israel Wines ana
Andrew Parks, two Of tho race, who
were tho principals Ia a rather excil.
log shooting.sorspe yesterday morning.
From what can ne learned II appoafs
that tbs men met yesterday and as a
result Of an existing grudge, began TO
address each other In anything but
complimentary terms. Finally thu col.
l0quy became pretty wsTm ald Wine
pulled cut his revolver, a i5.Colis,
aud uifohsrged II, not, however, as no
says, with tho intention OF killing OF
oven wounding PARSE but with the
solv AMI ouly purpose in.vlsw o. CIV.
Ing the other fellow 10 undontani
that he was FULLY prepared % defend
himself When the shooting com.
menocd, Parkf, who says he was IN.
armed, slar,vd 90 run ana kept on
running uutll ITO found place OF
saiety. The thrilling episode occur.
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sin DELEGATIONS Scheduled TO yi.it Me-
hiuiss todsy,

sin Delegation. Scheduled TO yIsit ne.
hiaisy today,
CAsIos, Ohi Oct 20 The last
wee1's campaign opened with siK dele.
cations scheduled TO visit Major Me.
Kinney from a. many stAes. iAbrut
II O'Clock the first arrived, hnd there
has since been continuous stream OF
PEOPLE ffom the stations 10 the Me-
kinney home. rho frt delegation
was compos d OF the railway men,
gold standard eiubs OF y ymouf, Noflh
Vernon and Washlngton, Ind. they
ior most part were th. employees OF the
Bsltimore ana Ohio Southw sstern,
Tneif spokesman was o. MonI.
geometry VI Seymour.
While the Indiana people were be.
ing addressed large delegation Of
employees OF the Cleveland, LlrAin and
Wheeling railroad were waiting In the
street. This party was introduced by
Il. III. EDDY, locomotive engineer.
While the Onio rAilfoAl Inen were,
being addfosetd, the shouts aud cheers
anu music Of tho bands OF New Jsnoy
delegations were heard Appfosehl M
tho house. Tue Ohioaus crossed the
street 10 tho lawns on the opposite side
mi reviewed the magnificent Iar.
AIDE 10 which Malor MeKinlty
bowed his acknow led sment, ffIm
a table at the front Of the yard. A
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Cullon-A. u. Iiudnail, Kansas city,
N. W. Nelson, Miss0ula, Mont; q. ~
Taylor. !. NJ. Lallas aud wife, Mrs. A.
l.. Durham, !. &. Bafncti, H. Louis,
Mu. l.. barker. ugdenl J. A. liae,
Logan .. l.. salisbury, Eureka.
MalkW-James Thompson. W. H..
more, Ogden. 4. 1. BouIg, Reno. Newt
n u. Bcmiss, Chicago; H. u. Qlinu,
Hinsbami ChAs. W. camp. Waukc-ha,
WIS., fawcou Robinson, Denver Nicl-
Jackson. Ann Arbor.
Tcmplolon - T. J.. samson, phila.
delphia, Pa; Anderson Kood aud vile ct
tho Prisoner OF Ponds, Mrs, a. l.. Riley,
Washington, u. ,.i I. W. Daniels aud
wiio, Grand Junction, Colo.
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red on SECOND South street behind the
Waaatch building, sad on hearing the
anots ON 'eri Pack aad Lund fepsitei
10 the tcsnu rom whence the reports
omauated, and arrested both Of The
men.
They were arraigned this morning
OF a charge Of disturbing the peace, 20
which Wines pleaded guilty, while
Parks a,ksi Tor time In which 10 COO.
sult an attorney before eutering his
plea. The case VISA Therefore o1ntlu.
uei until this afternoon anu the deien.
Jants bonds fixed ~ Si5O.
At this atsrnsou's feselon Of court
both men were found ruilty AMI sent
10 jail tor 200 dAys each.
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MORE FEDERAL TROOPS.
They Pass through Uiah on Their
Way IRON San taaaoiseo 10 n.
hilsy aud NV York

A good macy federal troops are on
the move there days In tho general
REIMBURSEMENT ordered nom tho war
department al Washington. Tue lAsi
dstaehmenls TO change location 10 the
West were two that passed through
Ogden At noon today from sAn Fran.
cisco On their wsy east.
one detachment IL bound for h n
Riley, KsnaAs. and the other Tor New
YORK. This former IA being transported
In two touflet lieepofs with two cars Of
baggage anu the latter Ia one Pullman
anu two oolos y rlrtpefs with three cara
VI baggage. From Ogden g Cheyenne
they occupy UEion Pacific special
train.
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for tho prosecution and testified that
he was . pfaoficing physiclan and
surgeon IN Provo. Witness knew
Eveline u nnett and saw her nlivs iof
The iast time about fve weeks ptior o.
bet death, anu sue wae tHen Ia appaf-
ent good heaiih. The next time vii.
ness saw deceased was on March 8,
1896, Ia Berg's Undertaking pafiofs Ia
PUv1. Witnets mado a poet mOftem
examination, COnceruing which d..
a lien gave expert testimony showing
that en- abortion had been committed
upon the deceased prior 10 hsf death,
abd tue details OF which cannot. oil
course be published.
The witness was being cfoss-rxam.
intO when recess was taken.
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the said sim DugRlns and Frank
garter have already been conlinued
n, Tho term on aceouul Of the
,.rt mat tbev have bcsu unable 70
prooufe the attendance Of certain WV
nssses That whatever testimony
viii 10 adfuo.i by the said Sin Dug
- and Ffank Carer will be neces'
s,tv f,r myself 10 order TO show thai
fbesai1 Sin Duaglus and Carter OF
either OF them, did GOT procure ne 70
. mint an abortion upon the BODY %
ss,d Fveline Bonnuit. That in the
nfidavit OF said dim Duggins hled ~
inns action, tue namts ~ certain WI
n.s,e. ar specifei, WHO are ntoe.safy
witnesses up0n the trial Of BIN Dit'
g,ns. and vino are necessary Witnesses
Tor ulyself upun my uiai, anu Wllhout
the nfe.rucr Of whom 1 cannot go
tafely 20 trial. refer TO the tniihNli
me said sim Duggius aud ny such
reference Incorporate the same ~ WIS
tfiiiaylL. alsl refer 20 tbs iiiiiavit
Of sala Frank Carter filed 10 tnis hc-
lion iof continuance and also incor
forats that IN iavit by reference
tbistflliavit. am Informed ~ my
tttofn,ys that ali Of the foregoing evil
uenr. Il absolutely necessary tor mo
man mv trisl and that cannot safely
upyn ~, s,,,hani ihs ssmeD
HICKS ~ DEAD
..t.f uieks uted. 40 no can neither
IA. ,,..,c,,i,d nor u.ei a. a witness.
1iiL jury
TIA. r,.,n,ny an. iufy was filed
ana m. esse viii be heard By the iol.
lowing Fsnllemeni John 0abboii,
bapk, jos. Brinkei, q, T. hlllet; n, -
uieaton, W. j. morn Ahu hS'u"
wager.
1ih AtlVRNhfs'
M..., Woods and Edwards are
,.ns,,ctI.v tbe cas-. for Mccoy And
Js..,, Whitt.mofr and Eiohnof al.
nsa, In b.haif of Inc sovefnnitnt.
THK MOTHER 1ksIiflhA
Me-. uonn.tt. nolhef Of Eysllne,
- an. df,t sitnsss called BY the
n,o.acuti m and Identified q photo.
vr.nh of her daugnief which was
,.s,n AZ" M Two y,nts ago. Witness
,.s,,ass thnt mar daughter left home
an inc motnlng Of FEBRUARY l7th In
enod health,
Cra.,.,xamined by Mr. Edwards
witn,,s ,sla bsr laughter was by no
nsans n siekly All and yas alvnys
hsalihv. urr father was opposed 10
n., sa,n, ant 10 aao ors Al night aud
~. To- th.refor. ,Iia moi aFfee on
,Ls, r,.ti.r Iveilnr STAYED al home
,aa',i. AZ miami, ami Wa never away
s.csut Nv t6s knowledgu Of the vii.
-
sts.rn Atso.
MIR. Celia Bonnolt Fismlug, sls,or
Of Evellne Bonnet, testinol mat sue
saw the deceased 90 the THURSDAY
previous 10 her coming 70 sall hihe,
w. m'' Ni,nss. mi nal i've Al nome
recently tut saw Eveline probably
NN..sN
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Easily

IL one OF the leaiirg articles OF to- d In
the house. OTly the unrest and
wholesome kinds OF materiAls must
be used 10 have good pastry. See thAl
the lnrd you u,e Il from the Palace
Meat Market, as It Ia hbiolutely pure
rud NE ~ sde.
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Toe list q valuable presents 10 he
given ava ffep ~ the Palace Meat
Market on Nmau fvf2 Get a circular,
.D1 Huutl IA tn ar a
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A real g10d wnlirtump dtuueT, call AT
the Pa ace Meat MaIkri, 205 So. Main,
tor tome VI their choice meats, AMI
ytu VIII have u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

has reopeuod new nice. IN the scott.
Auerbaeh building. Hereafter NE
practice will DO limilri ~ diseases Of
the eye, eAf, unen ant thfnai,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

NEs iohk. oct -. Tue tendency
toward higher plane became marked
about D ~ with large Transactions. she
sutro nst moved ~ ahupy with sugar
aua chicago uha a. lesdufat The iuWer Lpn
o. a purus were tEuufci
Ne tulume o. uading became lighter after
the nfst hour. iuScf prices fcsultsd. sold
shares especially scoring shafp decline. 10.
ward miaday tnC TgatuuuafY mnNrmnut was
checked bt s0od huyihf Ia sugar Wairh "a
yaucud that specially a. 20 lltlt and sumn.
latnd fractional movement on the sonofAi
mafkCt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

deposited OF ~. All reports concur In
describing the n5ots Of last month o.
being terrible.
Mining interests teem 10 be gather.
ing new energy in sii sections.
HEsRY CuLLuM,
NIIonisfy Observer.