davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
noad1enltdbs autnota staata-Bettenaa aeattttood1, 80. CUNT 1897.

unb 1tnru6e, bic ii9 in bdufi9em Sdlpeif=
f9lagen f%unbgab, tonnte BON feinem pfsrbez
tenner oGs 8usbafti9teit berfannt perbsa,
benin Der eble G6arutter bes S6ieres trait IN
feiner gan3en 0altung, Ieinem treuen Qllge
lnb Ieinem nteli9enten@e1i6tsdusorud flor
gu Sage. Campbell ieoo9 tonnte iein MiB=
trauen gegen bds pferb niht iiberpinDsn
unb lieB iih ni4t beipegen, es gu reiten, o6z
glei9 eres BEL alleoem Iebr 1isb bate. 8iensi
nurbe tpisberbolt ~oertpunbet, bod entging es
benz @brentooe auf benz G9la9tfelbe unb
itdrb i'm Sabre 1878 i'm boben Otter, iorgz
fdftig gepfIegt big ans @nbe. gaebmen mir
Nb19ieb bon ibm nit ben Worten bes Did,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

6atten ME Gtreit auTammen, unb oas trsue
Sbier iiberlebte ben &rieg um Diele Su6re.
.benn es itarb erft i'm Sabre 1879 in bobem
Otter. O6 mir uu9 man9mal auf LANCE
s3eit g~etrennt tparen = einmal ipnren es
bier Sabre -, . fannie MIDI uSan" itets Io@
fort pieber unb bra9te mir 2iebfoinngen
bar. Sel6it am Sage ieines Sooes, Der oone
ltGno;g iGmeralos, ais bic SOlge BON Differs
f9pd4e %eintrdt, iu6te er ii4, tpenn i'd in
ben staff trat, gu erbeben, bo3 ou er otes
ni9t nlebr bermo9te, 10 le1nte er ben Sept
gegen meinen Mrm unb ledte mir bic !6uno."
9uf Der Settle Der &ebelen mar Der 9rdltz
i6irnmrG bes Sen. Gobfrt 6. See, Der pdbs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

tene pferb Copenhagen" mar urlpriin9li6
in Der bdnif9en 9auptftaot gefauft porben
unb bate uu9 bic 94lu9t BET @ittOriu nit
gemu9t. @s bate cine lbOne buntelbraune
Sorbe, pG6renD Marengo bolfommen peiB
mar. Sn Der S9la9t Bel 8aterloo trug
n@Openbaeen" ben 0er3og Is @tunben lang
i'm Sattel, cine 2eiftung, bic es allein i9on
bu5u bere6tiete, in Strat9fielosape, Gngs
ldno, in ben Gubeitanb periebt gu perbsa.
@s tarb bort i'm Sabre 1926, bier, Subre
Dor Marengo. Nu4 @~openbdgen's Bib
muroe BON @arb an9efertigt, unO man err
adbIt fi9, baB gu iener 3eit biele 8efuder
bon StratbfielbsaDe ii9 uls Nnbenten pon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

9emnd9it pirb es beina6e ni4ts nebr
geben, mas beutf9e Sfft5tere at9t
lernen miifen. Neuerbings tperben ~einseIile
uttioe beuti4e Offi3iere our praftif9sn
@rfernung bes geammten Gi=
fenbabnbien It g abfommanbirt. co
firt6 ge%genpdrtig Elm preuBii9cr unb Elm ba1=
rii4er Sffi8ier Der baprii4en 8a6nftation
Subin9 am Starnberger See 5uget6.;lt.
Na9Oem fe bort ben 9ienft in alien girs
Selbeiten geniigenb fennen eelernt baben,
mit1en tie Bel elmer 6uupttation, bann Eel
einem Sberbabnamt unO f4IieBli9 Bel DIR
tOni9l. bubrii4en GENERALIZATION ben gdn~
gen @iienbabnbienIt unb bic Nbpidlung Der
@eiudfte, insbefonoere audi ben gan5en Be-
triebsbienit tennsn lernen. Die 10 ausge6itz
beten Sffi3iere iollen babur9 in ben Stanh
gefebt nerben, it9 i'm Safe elmer 30 D 3 Y
mu4ung ielbitItdnoi9 am Giienbahnbs=
ttieb du bet6ei(iaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
9ettf6IanoS anSw6rtigcr SamoeI
tut Sabre 1896.

Sas neueite 9eft Der beutf9en Gei9ss
f~tutiitif bringt bic enbgiiltigen 8ert63eiden
u0er ben oeutf9en 9an0el nit benz Nus@
lanoe i'm Sabre 1896. @egen Die borllufiz
gen, bsreits @nbe Sanuar perDffentli9ten
Wertbbere9nungen, benen Die 9ur9f9nittsz
tnsrt6s beg Sabres 1895 gu @runbe seGe9t
tpdren, tpetft bic enbgiGtige @tatiitif manz
nigfa4e Qerberungen auf. SIN @9luBz
ergebniB eri4eint Die ginfubr I'm 1853 Nlilz
liOnen Mt. %tleirer, bic Nusfu6r Inn 1918
Wfiaionen Mt. gr0Ber. Set benz Sabre
1889, big gu tpelAem aIIein bic 3ublen bic
Ter 9anoelsitatiftit auf berieIben @runbz
lage berglei3bar iino, but ii9 9euti9lanbs
Wdarerbanoel obne @oelmeta0e folgenber=
1mdben entDidelt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

iden, CUR 3eit, ND iein 9err bic potDmacz
@rmee befe6Iigte, Sire ma4te.
p0an mar Oas bette Pfero, 0as tb ie be-
iaB," I9reibt Mc@lelan in Ieiner Selbtbio~
graphic. vGr mar ME uu9 nur cine Gturbe
tranf, niemuls ermiioet, be6ielt i'm 9efebt
itets feline &u6e unb berlor, auBer BEL elmer
@etegen6eit, ME feinen @Gei6mut6. 9as mar
bnnlals, als mir Die Stellung Bel 9arriion'S
8ur aufgebsn muBten, neil mir 8efebf bait
ten, na9 @afbin9tOn 3uriid3utebren. @iz
mem natiirIihsn 9efii6l folgenO, blieb i9
bort, Biz ale 3ise unb Sruppen ben plub
b%erlafen batten, unb mar in Gebanten io:rz
iunfen iiber bic bebenfli9en 5olgen bes 8ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

feb1s, ben aus5nfiibren ih ~ge5tpunsen tpur.
ghIieBli9 betieg i@ mein Pferb uao rift
aus ben 8efefigungsnertea binuus, Inn mid
Der Gscorte an3uI3lieBen. Sn bieIem Nus
genblid CAB nSun" gum eriten Male in feiz
mem 2ebsn fetnen @efii6len bur9 beftiges
8oden unb Nusf3lagen Nusbrud. Stag
fein, buB bic Sliegen i'm plueten, bo9 lit es
mir pDrgefommen, als Db er Die Situation
better berItanO, ais Die 8eb0rben in @aIbz
ington uno baB era mir nun gu oerite6en gez
BEN po1te, baB Ct NIT meiner 4nii4t iiter
bas Sb0rihte. beS @ufsebens Der SteIung
pOlltaaois ibereinfimme. n9aa" uaO il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

See pl0bli9 BON elmer f9peren Rrant6eit
befd[len, pd6renb er, BON benz 8elu9e elmer
misunderstanding in Der @racezair0e 3u
lexington 5~uriidgefe6rt, ii6 eben gu Slid
geIebt batte unb bas Sti6gebet fpre9sn
tpolIte. @dbrenb feiner &rant6eit Tagte
elmer ieiner 4er5te gu i6m: r@eneraG, Si.
miifen MAIDEN, baB Sic eefunb perben;
Sraoeler Fat 10 LANCE untbdtig i'm @taae
.seitanb.n, OaB ct ~notbtpenbis Der 8etpeguug
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

i'm 5reien bebarf." 0o@ Sen. See Ionte
iein 2~ieblinssrOB ME pieber beiteigen, bern
am II. Sttober 1870 erlag ct Der tiidiIdeu
&rant6eit. 9rei Sage ipdter puroen Iei1e
lterbli9en neberreite gu @rabe getragen unb
fetn treuer 8riegsgefdbrte Srabeler gab ism
geienften 9auptes bas @eleit.
Sen. Grants 2ieblingspferb mar Elm
ftattli9es b%eabraunes Pferb, rgincinaati"
9saannt. &ls Der 9eIo bon gids6urs tpeaia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
gierfiikiee 1rieesbelOeu.
Serdbmte SdIadtrode befannter SeIOberren un6 6enerdle
hIben uno orIben.

Nm &anbe tit folsenbe Snf9rift ungebruft:
nMurengo purbe bel Waterloo an Der bintez
rem Soifte bsrtpunbet, uls 1ein bober S0err in
einem 9obllpege, Dor Der fran30iii4en Stelz
lung, auf ibm iaB. @s 1T i4On friiber in
mebreren S3la9ten b~ertpunbet pprban."
MienObl oMdrengo" ais Napoleon's 2iebz
ltngs=S 9la9troB bel Weitem am berii6mtez
item lit, 10 mar es teinestpegs bas ein5ige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

1Ieberrefte bes beriibmten NapoIeontYden
@9Gu4troKes rMurengo" feien, bus i'm gum
lebten Male BEL Wdtsrlpo i'm Gdttel trug.
lle6er benz SfeGett bdngt AUDI cine bon Sarnes
Wdrb tiinitlerii6 ausgefibrte @bbtlOun9 bes
eblen pferbes, burgeiteGt nit flisgenDer
Mdbne, f9aau6euOen Niiitern unb ftol5 erboz
bsnem S9tpeife. cine einfume 9eelunbi9uft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

genauer. @s bate tpeit bon einunber ftez
benbe O6re1, einen tiefen @atteI, feinsn, init
f9ndr3em Stern ge5ei9neten 8opf, Iangen
6aIs, berDoritebenbe aniee unb f9rdge
94ultern." 5rancis 2apIeD in Som
bon befibt bus Bib etnes Nraberf9immels,
bas Die ltnter14rift trdgt: rNli, G9la9trpB
Napokon's." @s purbe BON ben Mdmelufz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

fen erbeutet unb benz groBen Telbberren sum
@ef9enfe gema9t. Sin biertes S9la9troB
Ndpoleon's, nSaffa" nit Namen, Iiegt BEL
8lofenburp in Der @rafi@aft Sent bsgraben,
nnO auf ieiner @ruft rubt elm Stein nit Der
Snf9rift: yllnter bieIem Stein tiegt rSaffa",
bds beriibmte @9la6tpferb Napolepn's."
Sas BON WeGingtOn Bel Waterlop gerttz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

9A1 enn aud Die 8eI6i6te, Die bon ben
~ ru6mrei9en Sbuten tapferer SelOz
berren unb &rieger er5d6lt, ielten ober ME
ods eble G9la9troB Derepigt, bas, bpm Wirs
BEL Der Srommeln unb S4mettern Ser
Srompeten a~ngefeuert, ben 9eIb gum Siege
getrugen, 70 gie6t es bod einige tpenige oiez
fer fampfesmut9igen @ierfiiBlsr, teren Naz
men in ben 8riegsannalen Oer5ei9net unb BE-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

iiberbIidenb. Gin 9uf biefes goffes, in cine
@9nupftd6ufsbofe unrgetpunbelt, ma6t tag
lid Bel Der fDnigli9en @arbe i'm ct. Samesz
Puluft Die 9unbe unb enbdlt Die SnI9rift:
r0uf pMarengo's", bes S4lu6tro1es Sea-
poleon's, bas BON inn Bel Murengo; 4uiterz
liB, Senu, Diagram (im ruifii4en 5elb5ug0
unb 5ulebt BEL @aterloo 9~eritten tpuroe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

9ferO, bas BON tbm g~eritten ipurbe. go 6ez
finOet it3 in benz alten S4loiIe SDena9 ain
9Rbein i'm 8eIibe Der BON pIeB'f9en Sami1ie
bas Stelett bes 99la6troifes nMarta", bas
ben &aiier ebenfuus bdufig in's Sreffen
fiibrte. @ictor 6ugo bef9reibt es tpie folgt:
o@ines Sages, u1s NapDleon mir bas @6ren=
freu8 ii6errei6te, betro9tete i'd mir fem 3oB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

riibmt geporben Iinb. gu biefen gebDren SUI
nd9it als Die %bsfdnntsiten Die beiben Stole,
Die BEL Waterlpp BON Napoleon unb @eGingz
TIN g~eritten ipurben. User 9elegenbeit fat,
Die yGopal uniteb 9eroice Snititution" in
2onbon 5u baIu6en, benz pirb unter Nnberem
bas i%orfdItig prdparirte Sfelett zines gferbes
gs5eigt unb erfldrt nerben, baB biefes bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

mad benz anberen ab, Bis Der 3aun ntebr'g
genug mar, boB es btniiberfpringen tonnte'
Mls es i'm Sabre 1886 in Der @oloatenGfi@
matb gu @i9monb ftarb, ma es iber 30
Sabre ait.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30

Der GARNER Sobn 9uggs1s
in Der Rdbe BON Davenport,
Soma, anfGffig, bat feline 5rau uto Oantt 1tG
ielbft NIT Gtr94nin 0er9iftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-30
ters, Der n8ob unb &eiter" in berrli9er
@eiIe ~befingt:-

Hurrah, hurrah for Sheridan,
Hurrah, hurrah for horse and mani
And when their statues are placed on high,
Under the dome of the Union sky
The American Soldiers Temple of Fame
There with the glorious Generals name
Be it said in letters both bold and bright:
Here is the steed that saved the day
By carrying Sheridan into the fight,
From Enthusiastically miles awayi''
Mcgle1an fpri9t BON ieinem 2ieblingsz
ROB als pmein 5uberldIfiger Saul Dan
@ebiter", bod mar berlelbe better l1nter Sem
Numen u0ebil 9an" b%efannt, benz er nts1r
als einnal uuf lnngen, AM trengenben N5drz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
SHADRACH R0UNDY.
The Part Played by Him ia the Early
Days OF Ulah's History.

Spencer Clswson, Chairman Semi.
Centennial Commission: Shadraoh
Roundy, son OF Uriah and Lucretia
Roundy, was born In Rockingham,
Wyndham county, Vermont, January
l,l7ss; he embraced the Gospel In the
fall OF 1880, and assisted in the pioneer
work from Pennsylvania through oil
the changing scenes the people passed;
helped with his means and labor in
building botn the KirtlRnu and Nau
VOC temples. He was captain OF police
for years and one Of the most trusted
OF the Prophet Joseph'a lie guardi;
was also senior warden in the Masonic
lodge at NRuvop; aud was chosen AID
de-Camp to Lieuteuaut General Joseph
Smith.
Shadrach Roundy was selected t.
come with the Pioneers and appointed
captain Of fifty, also major of the
second division In crossing tue
desert, and helped to make high.
way for the people TO follow.
He was also selected TO come with
Otson Pratps advance guard, and came
In the valley with them July rs, 1Sa7;
he was one Of the tirst three thai
ploughed the hrst burrows done by
white men In the valley OF, as II was
then called, the Valley OF the Great
Salt Lake. The ploughing was done
where East Temple street now Ia,
somewhere near Goibe & Pits drug
store new stands. He wss chosen presi.
dent OF the second division after arriv.
log here and WIS elected n mem Der OF
the fret legislative body OF the Terri.
tory OF Utah aud member OF the
frst High Council; served also as
captain Of company of Silver Grays,
and Bishop OF the Sixteenth ward, salt
Lake City.
A portion Of biz family siso came ii,
1897. One Of his grand some, Myren 8.
Rounu, whose residences is al Kanar-
ia, Iron county, came In with
them--ap infant at that time,
Shalraoh Roundy crossed the plains
i've times, helping to gather the poor
snd bring them 10 thi1 our home in
the mountains.
ShsJrRch Il undy died In Salt La Ike
Guy July 4, 1872.
l have a sword and musket that he
brought with him; also have a bake
kettle anu TWO chslts that wRs used
crossing the plains In lS47 which
will lend the Committee Tor Jupiiee n
they wish. All ask is that they be
taken care OF anu returned to me at
the close OF the Jubilee.
ELIZABETH j. ID. RoUNDY,
322 west First n nth, SAT- Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2 - rhe first
California Leruy for tnree-year.olds
one miie and RqusrIer Is to be decided
ut lngleside tomorrow. The derby
this year Will he worth SO, 200 TO the
wiuner, but az the event Is destined TO
be the classic stake IN the history OF
the California turf, the relative value
will probably be- increased each sue.
ceediDg year.
The BEST three.year.olds in training
on the coast will sport silk OH this 90.
casion ana great contest for suptem.
scy is eApecseu when the barrier is
raised Oh Saturday. From present In.
dicntions the Held VIII ba equally
divided between Eastern and Califor.
mia bred colts ana Miles, aud as the
Cali ornia lot has recently display q
| superior ability In going the route, IL
seems reasonable TO conjecture q VIC.
tory for one of the California entries,
Howard s. VIII doubtless 20 to the
post iavorite, as he has on many occa-
si de defeated those wac VIII oppose
MIN Saturday, with one or two excep-
lions. Scarlpin and Candalarie,
owned respectively by ED Parser anu
Burns anu Waterhouse, are considered
his most dangerous Competitors, ana
the latter two win be put notch be-
hind him In the betting. Howard s.
WAS recently sold for $4,000 and has
received every reparstiVu 10 H. him
for the race oil his lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
WILL THISCITY WIN?
Governor Mayor, Chamber Of CON-
maTCG and Others Asked for Help.
ASSIST THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.


President Dolly OF the board Of
education anu Superintendent Mills
paugh today called formally upon
Governor Wells, Mayor Glendiuning
and the Chamber OF Commerce,
as committee OF the board, and
asked for assistance and cooperation
In securing the National Educational
association convention for Salt Lake
the coming summer,
This is the greatest OF educational
bodies and for two or three yesre past
efforts have been made to have 1t
hold an annual meeting in Salt Lake.
Last year 1t was at Denver but
got no nearer to Salt Lake
than the Colorado Metropolis except
az small parties and individual men,
bers waited here on their way TO the
Pac q coast.
Ii is coDservstively estimated that
from ten to twelve thousand teachers
would attend the convention. Careful
observation, Inquiry and correspon.
dence has recenuy re' ulted in the belief
that this time Salt Like eau succeed as
tuere is very favorable feeling
among large number OF leading
lights in the nseOcip ton to that end.
Governor Wells anu Mayor Glendiu-
ming assured Meesrs. DUoiy anu Mil.
snau9h OF their hearty support.
Valuable assistance can also be looked
for rom the Chamber OF Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

NASHVILLE, April 2.-rhe rates
agreed UPON by the general passenger
agents and the limits Of tickets during
tue reuuess.e Centennial exposition,
have been announced, fne rates are
OH sliding eeale TO be reg ulated by
zones Of from 20 To 80 miles each. Ia
tnu first zane the rae VIII be 8 oents n
Inilo for round Tip.
FIFTY 1, 100 miles !. ! senA; 100 miles
q GENE; 200 mlIes, q cents; $50 miles
. GEMS we so ceuts sddeu, 800 miles
2 Go, with 20 Gents aided. $50 miles
= GENE With Sl5U sddej. For military
bands, schoDis, etc., OF Is or more the
RAE VIII be 2 cents n mile for the
round trip with arbitrary added.
gnsge r..sh limit the ulc OF tickets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
April Weather Forecast.

The following data, covering a
period OF % years Tor the month Of
April, have been compiled from tn Q
weather bureau records at Salt Lake
City, Utah:
Temperature.-Mea or normal tenn.
perature, 5U degrees. The warmest
month was tbat OF 1850, with an
average OF 30 deg; the coolest m onth
was that OF 1883, with 6n average of
40 deg; the highest temperature was
81 deg. on April ~. 1883; the lowest
temperature was 10 deg. on April s,
1875 average date on which firsI
"kiliing" frost occurred in autumn.
Oct, II; average date on which last
"kiiliug" irost occurred In spring.
April 8.
Precipitation (rain and melted
n3w).-Avetage lor the month, 2.8l
isches; average number OF days WIN
.Ol OF an inch or more, 10; the greatt /
monthly precipitation was 4 48 inches
In 1856; the least monthly precipita.
lion was 80 inches in 1874; the great.
est amount OF precipitation recorded
In any "a consecutive houT8 (reroru
extending 10 winter OF lSS45 only was
SO inches on April 8, 1893.
Cloudsand weather-A verage NUN.
Der OF clear uays, s; partly cloudy
days. 10; cloudy days,
Wiuu.-rne prevailing winds have
Oeen from Ihs northw esI, the highest
velocity OF the wind was 60 mites
from the sou,hwes. on April 8, 1888.
Station: Salt Lake City, Utah.
Date OF issue: April !, 1897.
J. ID. sMITH,
WEAVER Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02

been received and sill give the tourns-
ment their hearty endorBt mont.
Willleh1 L.. Hanson OF 80 Grape
street, yesterday forwarded 81 to the
commission sa his contribution to the
lund.
A nuggv used by President Brig
ham Young 10 early days in Visiting
the sick anu the poor is now in the
possession OF Bishop Rasmussen Of
Warm Greek, Idaho. 1t 10 valued by
him because OF it's early associations
anu IL In good state OF preservation.
Asslstaut Dir, cior General MoGir.
vie went TO o. den to-day to Inspect the
five aoats Weber county intends to
eend to the celebration.
During the past week the press blu.
renu has caused to he printed and
mailed over IL, 900 pieceb OF Advertise
ing literature.
Miss Emily Katz at yesterday's
meeting OF the finance committee WAS
appointed It's secretary.
Persons having claims against the
Commission, md which have beoD
allowed, can obtain checks by Applying
10 Secretary Rognon, room 4l2 Atlas
block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
TO SEARCH FOR THE BODY.
A Posse Leaves Pleasant Grove fer ,hp
Live Yankee Niue.

Special 10 the NEWS:
Provo, Utah, April 2.-This MORN
ing Sheriff Storrs received a letter
from Hans Jorsensen, Pleasant Grove ,
stating that he had been notified that
on the night of March 3Ist his son
Llrenzo' was supposed to have met
daath in the snowslide In the Live
Yankee mine on Feb. 9th, as reported
in last nights NEWS. Mr.. Jorgensen
said posse OF men have left Pleasa /
Grove TO search for the body. He con-
siders 1t strange that the foreman OF
the mine has not notified him long
before and asks Sheriff S.orr, TO inves.
tlgste the case. A peculiar feature
was brought to light here today.
Deputy Sheriff Knowlden remembers
that between the 10Th anu 2Oth OF
February, man named Marshall
from American Fork, was at Provo
and told Mr.. kno lden that he had
just come dow n from the Live YanAee,
but said nothing about the uisappaar.
snce OF Jorgensen. 1 this is correct
there seems to be no excuse for not
sending the news. The supposition
first was that the men at the mine
were unable 10 travel on account Of
snow, but II there 10 no mistake about
Marshall being here on the date men.
toned and that he had been at the
mine, that destroys the story OF the
men at the mine being snow bound,
Sheriff Storrs will look into the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
A TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE,
Apparatus for Cleansing The Interior
Of a Human Body
In Full View Of the Medical Aztec.
dnnt ut whose su2 gestion tho
OPERATION is Performed.

Chicago, April 2.-With q little
machine which looks like an egg
beaten, DIR. Fsnlon b. Turck has per-
formed the feat of laundering the
inside OF mana stomach at the post
graduate medical school and b.
mesus OF the Rjentgen ray, he ct
the came time viewed the interior Of
the stomach where his little device
was at work. The invention marks
an era OF progress In the medical
world, aud Ills experiment was the
hret OF the Kind made In iull view oil
The operator. One OF the largest anu
most complete Roentgen ray outfits
ever produced was furnished to the
college for the experiment. Attsche d
to the end OF Dr.. Turck's inslrumsnt
which Ia called n pyromels, or Tevolv.
ing sound, was u flexible cable OF spiral
steel wife, on the end of which was o
small sponge. The cable was inclOse1
N III Jber tube, anu this, with the
sponge was swallOwel by the patient.
Tine latter, VINO wBs stripped to the
waist. then stepped before the Roent-
gen light, the doctor put the tiuero-
scope 20 his eyes and an attenda ut
turned the handle of the gyrolnele.
Tho cable revOlved as last or as slow
as was ueslrsc, the sponge at the far
Their end proceeded 10 It's work OF scour-
ing the inner walls o. the patient'e
stomach, while the doctor through the
microscope viewed the " ORR by lOcat-
'ng the metal cable by means OF the
y rays. BY pushing or pulling on the
eaOle the various portions Of the inte-
rior walls OF the stomach were operated
upon AMI the matter which was then
gathered in the sponge was then rl-
moved for microscopic examination.
No nausea or other discomfort was felt
by the patient, though he stood before
the rage Tor over ah hour while the
nurses, the operator OF the Xray outfit
and newspaper man examined his
interior. At the close OF the ordeal he
was Offended that none OF the party
would crafty his curiosity TO see the
operation by temporarily taking his
place as patient and swallowing the
sponge anu tube, despite his assertion
that 1t hat not hurt him.
The RJenigen ray outfit used in thu
operation is capable OF throwing ID,
inch spark OF great density and illu-
minsting a very large CrOoke's tube.
BY this mesns 1t was not only possible
to zee the ribs and backbone Of the
patient but TO view the vibrations OF
the heart and to outline the liver amt
kidneys.
Dr.. rurck is enthusiastic ever the
success OF the experiment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
GOES TO THE JURY.


Special TO the NEWS.
OGDEN, Utah, April 2.-No,with-
standing the anxiety Of Judge Rolapp
to conclude the Edson trial last even.
ing, he was unable to do SC, and 1t
will be 800 this afternoon before the
case is hnally given to the jury.
hssas 6:l5 last evening before Col.
Pcyton concluded his argument and
court imme dintely adjourned.
Promptly tito O'Clock this morning
tho court assembled and again the
came ex cited, anxious, curious crowd
Of spectators tnronged the court aisles
and halls.
A. Il, Hayes at once commenced the
closingt argument but had not con.
cludsd at uUon when an adjournment
was taken.
Upon resuming AIR. Hayes will
close In about an hour and after de-.
livery OF charge the Jury will retire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-02
Serious Cutting ARRAY.

Ogden STANDARD, April 2: A bloody
cutting affray occurred at Terrace
early yesterday morning. The news
was brought by the trails crew OF the
late Southern Pacific freight last night
and the details are % follows:
A big Italian was approaching his
cabin when he saw man near the en-
trance who appeared to have just come
out. Without ceremony the italian
attacked the stranger with knife,
cutting and slashing him almost to
mince meat. The gsshes extended
from the neck to the thighs. The
wouuded man was cared for and the
Italian was placed under arrest. Fire
man Olson OF the Southern Pacific re-
porte that the .wouGGed mans condi
ton lie serious. Sheriff Davies OF Box
Elder county was summoned and Is
now at Terrace. The Italian will be
taken TO Brigham City.