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minutes or so, l could not rise. my limbs
being too cramped to allow of my doing

minutes or so, | could not rise. my limbs
being too cramped to allow of my doing
so.
At the end of that time pulled myself
together, and, making mighty effort,
| leaped out. Selling my lantern liz
it, and then put on the overcoat and
other clothing which had concealed in
the deep receptacle.
Having put on my india-rubber shoes
and collected my professional iIstru-
ments, i went downstairs silently, and
soon foundmy way into the shop, towards
the treasures of which we had so long
turned our eyes--and which treasures
now lay within my reach. l made a
deliberate selection, filing my pockets
with the precious stones in generous
profusion.
A low whistle outside told me that
my faithful pal, Herring, was watch
ing to see that the coast was clear for
my exit. L, therefore, took my way
out into the passage, and, using my best
efforts to make no noise, slid back the
great bolts and turned the key of the
massive house door.
Every thing went perfectly. The
Lane was deserted, and / walked rap
idly in the direction of the mansion
house, where l was joined by Herring.
who burst into loud peal of laughter
when he saw me.
low are yer, Mr.. Tollerrmy?" he
said; give us yer and. Blow me if
you amt the coolest bloke wot | ever
set eyes on"
Then he said no more, and we walked
on silently till we reached our den in
St. Luke's. Next morning train from
Charing Cross conveyed us to Folkes-
tone, whence we journeyed to Paris,
and from there to Brussels, where the
swag was duly sold and split up into
shares.
Ny companions, Herring and Tovey,
decided that as / had the lions share
of the work should also have the same
share of the proceeds, and the result
was that | was richer by the nights
transactions to the tune of something
very much like 9,000.-Tit-Bits.
The fy lays fohr times each suu4
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The hy lays fohr times each svu4
mer, and so eggs each time.
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ing resemblance to President Mckinley.
When the president was nominated at
st. Louis the delegates in the center OF
the auditorium carried the Illinois man
on their shoulders to the platform,
where his head was covered with an
enormous Napoleon chapeau. Col. Dis
tin is prominent and popular in grand
army circles and is we'll known to many
members of the national guard in Illi-
nois,
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WONDERFUL INVENTION.
The Mnrconi system of Telegraph
ing without Wires.

There is great interest throughout
Europe in the approaching expert
ments in the transmission of tele-
graphic messages through the air,
without wires, from St. Pauls cathe-
dral in London to the Eiffel tower in
Paris. The discoverer of this system
of wireless telegraph is Guglielmo
Marconi, an Italian only 90 years old,
1t is declared by some that this will
prove one of the most important
inventions of the century when per-
fected, for it will save half the cost and
half the difficulties of telegraph lines,
and thus make possible the introduce
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HenIth and Laughter.

The remedial effects of laughter are
really wonderful. Cases have been
known where hearty laugh has ban
ished disease and preserved life by a
sudden effort of nature.
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CnmeIs Cannot Swim.

Camels are perhaps the only animals
that cannot swim. Immediately after
they enter the water they turn on theb
backs and are drowned.
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circumstances.

"You have been in the cigarette busi-
ness so long" said the anxious mother,
that you must be able to give me the
information / want. 1 hope you will
candidly answer my question. Are Gig
arettes injurious to the health?"
sit all depends, ma'am," said the trust
magnate.
ION what?"
''On whether you smoke them or sell
them. Washington Star.
His Little All.
Tessie-Jack tells me all he KNOWS.
Bessie-The silence must be oppres-
sive.--Up-to.Date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03

Reports from tho Wonder at Mercuf
iuuicate very satisfactory showing.
Hon. z. I. Fsrnsworth has gone to
Frisco to look irto Affairs at the Horn
Silver.
The paint factory Of Beck & Sohr
lie now turning out and marketing the
product.
The Dexter company received today
Lot AZ OF hutton, the same carrying "A
value OF 81 400.
The GAlena Mining company, re-
Gently Incorporated, Is now prepared
to issue stock, n stock book and seal
having been sent gu. to the secretary
a. Ffisco today,
The Gold Coin Mining company has
lust Issued very ueat and cumprs-
hensive prospectus. Councilman Lioyd,
president Of the company, goes out to
Mercur on Monday.
News from the Jennie mine on Con-
nor Greek, Iua., indicates that the
miners have broken toto three foot
Uoly OF ore which carries average
values Of Ss4 in gold amt l7.5 per cent
lead to the ton.
All O meeting of the Star Gold and
Silver Mining company held yesief-
day tne following officers and d'reC-
PRECEDENT; +. w. Brockmeyer, vice.
PRECEDENT; John Il. Daily, treasurer;
Thomas Kane, secretary; James M.
Rae and w. A. Robertson.
William Jones this week commenced
the work OF sinking a enniJ on the
Swansea Extension, says the Silver
City star. Mr.. Jones has sucdeede1
in Interesting some men with him
on the property and we ere advised
that the work will be pushed rapidly.
The ground IL most iavorably situateI
and 1t 10 almost certainly that with
iepth good ore bodies Will be en-
cOuutered.
Silver Star: The shaft on the A Iaska
has now reached a depth OF two hun.
dred feet and 1t IL the intention OF
the company To shortly let contrac
Tor SINKING fifty feet deeper. Tue
waite. in the shaft does not appear to
increase materially with depth and lie
easily handled with the pump on the
property. In addition to sinking The
shalt urift Is being run on the So
foot level In which there ID a very
favorable showing OF ore.
What is to be known as the Kion-
dixie Mining and Milling Company
was yesterday INCORPORATED with D
capital stock OF 100000 divided into
shares valued at 90 cents each. The
incorporates are q. l.. Dignowiry, p.
s. Witcher, c. Il. Peyton, Wiliiam
MOEren and Frank Roberts, Of which
Dignowily IL presiusnt, Witcher is
vice.president, and Peyton, secretary
anu treasurer. Tho c)mpaDy's prop
critics are In the West Mountain dis.
trict.
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vested and second crop Oi luCern being
cut; fall grain being thrsshed; corn
nnd potatoes look faif; npricots ript;
Wild hay light yield.
UtBh--The warm weather Of the
past week has been favorable 10 the
growth Of corn, potatoes, melons and
vegetables. Spring wheat ~ being
hafvested-the yield Is fair average,
The cutting OF the second crop of lu.
Germ has commenced and the crop is
medium heavy. Apples and peaches
are promising. Grain that has been
tnrashed Is OF good quality but below
tho average in yield. Beets not 60
promising.
Wasatch--Thunder showers on 29,h
ana 3Oth. Haying ia really over; crop
fair to middllng; prospects for second
crop OF lucern good; grain promises a
fair yield; some patch s OF spriug grain
turning; apples, "Esrly Har vest"
ripsning. Hottest week nj the season,
maximum temperature 81 at Heber on
2Sth.
Wayne--Fine rain on ,29th and 3Oth
which was good for craving crops
and the rapgee. CutwOrms and erase
hoDpers destructive to crops IN many
parts of the county. Crops, general.
ly, are doing well considering the dry
weather, worms and insects.
Washington-We warm and
CLOUDY with some rainfall. Crops
doing fairly well. In Pine valley the
grain is just heading out and potatoes
large enough to use. Corn in tho
vicinity OF Pinto not doing well ON
account Of drought.
Weber-Unusually hot week has
ripeued all wheat anu oats. Corn
above the average; early potatoes har.
vested with extra YIELD; second crop
OF lucern is being GU, yield Equal to
fret crep; apples and pears equal TO
highest average OF past yesrs.
J. II. sMITH, Section Director.
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Notes and Personals.
MIR. Glove Of the Enquirer has gone
south to spend lie vacation.

MIR. Glove Of the Enquirer has gone
south to spend bis vacation.
John &. Eiwardp, representing u.
Z. III. l. shoe department is In tue
city.
Mss Saile Graham and Miss
E'tells JsqueJ are visiting friends in
HeUeT.
a marriage licance has been Issued
to 8. u. Ware OF Silver CITY, ageI 81 i,
an Ada McBeth of PAys0n, aged -,
Bishop 4. II. Cutler and John G.
Cutter Of Salt Lake with their families
have gone to atTawberry valley for an
outing.
Suit has been commenced by Provo
City against Francs Pesy for the pos.
session OF a portion of Fourto West
street, which Ia also c!simeu by MIR,
Peay, and for 500 damages snd S25
rents and profits Tor Withholding tns
land in question. Sam. \. King and
John L, MilGer are attorneys Tor the
city.
A meeting OF the board O I trustees OF
the Brigham Young Academy wns
held yesterday, All the members OF
the board elected at the April con.
ference, except Don Carlos Young.
The following officers were elected
Georg q. Cannon, president; Daviu
John, vice president; w. Ii. Dusen-
berry, secretary ami treasurer. 1t was
decided to engage Don Carlos Young
as Instructor in civil engineering Tor
the ensuing year II his services can be
secured.
Robert Boardmsn, Jr, convic.ei OF
iOrnicaIlou with Grace CheDley, a
girl under the age Of consent, wac
sentenced eighteen months Ia the
state prison, yesterday, by Judge
DusenberTy. the court called atten-
uOn to the gravity OF the otlense ana
stringent laws against II than ordinary
cases Of lornicatiOu which hsu i'm.
yelled the legisa to pass the law
which maze the offence u felony pun
lshable by term in the State prison
up to five years. In consideration of
tus fact that tins case is the fret one
tried under tins law the sentence was
made comparatively low, Defendant
viii appeal to ths supreme court, sn a
certificate OF probable cause; pending
the appeal defendant VIII be re!east d
Gu b0nus.
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AT the recent M. l. A. conference
held in this city, the folio wing list OF
stake conferences Tor the Y Nj. M. l..
A. was adopted. This Sake Superin-
tendents will please take notice of the
oates and arrange with the Presidents
OF their respective Stakes Tor the hold.
ing OF these conferences. and report al
once to the general secretary the
place where they VIII be held.
August Is, Mooday, Star Valley.
August II and %, Saturday AMI
Sunday, Bear Lske anu Malsd.
September IL, Saturday. st. Joseph.
September Ii and IL, Saturday and
Sunday. roOee. g
September 10, Monday, Bingham,
idaho.
September IA, Tuesday, BannoCk
anu st. George.
September 10 and 20. Sunday and
Monday, Box Eidsr.
September Is, Saturday, ParRwan,
MaricopR and Cassln.
September % and 20, Saturday and
Sunday, Oneida.
October % anu "a. Saturday and Sun.
day, Morgsn and Salt Lake.
October 80 and 81, Saturday and
Sunday, SsUpete.
November 8, Tuesday, Uintah.
November 10, Tuesday, san Luis.
November ID and II, Saturday and
Sunday, Gaelic, Jusb and Utah.
November 20, Saturday, st. job Ms
and Miliard.
November 90, Monday, San Juan
ana JuarSz.
November q, Saturday, Psngultch
and Snowflake.
November % and IS, Saturday and
Sunday, Weber,
November 20, Monday, Kanab and
Wayne.
December IL and ~, Saturday ana
Sunday, Beaver, Davis and Emery.
December Is and 10, Saturday and
Sunday, Sewer, summit and Wa
satch.
WILFoRD WOODRUFF,
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
HEBEB j. GRANT,
Is. II. ROBERTS,
General Superintendency.
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NOTES FROM BEAR LAKE.
Death OF n MlssiOnary's Mother Lost
Ills Eyosigh NemOrrhaga
-LrUp reports.

ST. CHARLES, Idaho.
July q, 1897.

July 80 1881.
To tine Editor:
S ster Emz ibsth Tilt Hunt, wife OF
john a. ii unit, died OF this place on
the 18Th inst, a, nino o'clock, age GS
years. Her only 'on, J. A. Hunt Jr.,
Ia now OIL a m.ssiOn 10 England, her
native land.
Andriss BearGrou, also OF this place,
died last night at 10 O'Clock, OF hem
orrhage OF the lungs. He leaves a
young wife in very poor circu N stan
coz, he having been in poor health
Tor number OF yeaTR.
Mus Anna COJb, daughter OF Aion-
20 anu Amy COX, has been langer.
ously III with pneumonia for some
time, but is now Elowly improving.
Tho son OF Alonzo and Amy Cook,
who WAS kicked by horse some time
time since 10 the face, has lost III.
sight OF tho eye that wac Injured.
laying Is now The Orues o the day /;
is not 60 heavy az 10 former ysats.
Grain looks iiTstrate On. Is ngnt.
Fr.sI did considerable camuge last
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County Business.

The board Of county cOmmissioners
were in session yesterday. The follow
ing business wac transacted:
EDhrGim Nash. and DINERS petitionsd
to have the county road charged from
Alpine to the Point OF The Mountain.
20 as to locate 1t farther south than
where 1t is at present. Referred to
Commissioner VIM.
The county recorder reported that
the miuiUg recorders OF Lake View
and Alpine mining districts had failed
to forward the records Of their districts
% provided by law. The recorder was
Instructed TO notify the derellcI record
CTS.
Henry stagg submitted a plan for
IRON shutters Tor the county jail The
matter was taken under alvissmeBt.
john V. smith Of p. V. junction
was granted retail liquor license.
A number OF claims were allowed
and other routine business transacted.
The commissioners met again today.
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AMuSEM ENTS.

Sydney Grunuy's comedy, The
Snowfall. was presented by COM
pnny made up OF very clever young
people at the Eighteenth ward hall
last night, before what might be
termed Il critical audience. The
presentation OF the piece consumed
about an hour anu Lsli's time, and
was one OF continuous laughter from
beginning to end. Or the ladies Mis- 8
Alice Clawson IL deserving Of fret
mention. Her conception OF the part
Of the young wife, Mrs. Featherstone,
was as true and natural 10 life rs coulI
be. Alex Campbell, ps Mr.. Feather.
stone, was very funny. This young
man demonstrated in the re-
cent local operate production,
that he was possessed OF histrionic
talent, and his work OF last night only
tended TO confirm the opinion then
formed OF him. Some OF the situs-
tons Ia which he CURED last mig bt
were funny in the extreme, and what
would have Disconnected nine men
out OF ten only had the effect OF oaus-
ing him to be still more ludicrously
unny. The Uncle John Of MIR. Con.
rad was married by wig that disclosed
part OF his natural hair, and the fact
that he seemed TO be at a loss to know
where 10 stand. Mr.. Dougaii's lover
was consclen,iously portrayed. His
hands became little uDwieldy once
or twice that ia all. Miss Beseie Claw
son and Misc Della Dsynes made
charming APPEARANCES. The piece
was given under the direction OF Mr..
ii. q. Whitney. Misses Kate Trumoo
and Adele Cummings added
greatly 10 the evenings entortsin.
ment by their rendition Of several
Oh Ice aud well executed selections
on the piano.
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BEAVER LAKE Affairs.
=" L. NJ IVES, says as 10 Condition,
In the District.

e~ ~ NOnNlAtOnN
In the District.
:, N. West came In from Re,va,
.s.lh morning, where he has besn
s'ti'i days past looking into ina
NV ol iialTs at the Beaver LsLe
.pgys ground. Ae
~ west vas loaded down with
.',' nom The prOperiy,aIlotwhic
j.. we coalition Il The cDmnanS;s
usI,Di iaey show copper 10 grea1
n%, AID ia stages from tha
MN ~ lOlmatlon to tue native and
%.eA SaiisIits. The shaft on nv
t,.s I , us' now attained a depth nj
n,n 40 while reaching this Isvei
mi. save cut no LEES than ie,
N 'hl distinct parallel a,s' W.
,slv 'su' mStipg a contact ~,
mi ,pd "' ~ sight anu getting
Nv, I Seu better as wots my
'',e lhs veins not entl,eIv C'a pro,
a n,cel for a dlsIauoe Of q eoo
Ila lS ,unall n which speaks WY WIZ
IN ~ a Iu.u'e Of the property, well
|licb oa 70 emphasize the faith
n. Wv IVY, .ApeTleucsd mingrs bav az
r,t',ssl louhd, Mr.. West Giles n nS nv,
I,,n Of two Of. time A nan cit'
ID sjI ,a' were were employed Sv 'I ths
suptS ' 'S,,. als2 81 a DAY but ~ S hs
80 Meii yOusp in nr,,- Dus "hu
us S',a lhe Beaver Lake c W .ake .
Ea. T :, a'y and the renal ,-a prpy
n sl,o S T@,. men, says Mr. We.t
,Ar,,rss worked 10 anu mr. sr "es',
'y d,cI,ts O 5 mlnss, bu. ev v.Iu
,hl,pj,, ot uase they looked upnn
Em, L,ta 1,u surface showing as t ,Sa
|. i. ,n Company Is abs 10 rs So nns
@,s,S,Iiaail they can common con- com
.,la,i and II ,,! tho veins VIII , yn,,
llb, sp.D NJ. aus a big box n, i a,a
utt, .I.,r u 10 The suriace mn Urt
,lII d. ,Is's Il a sroat one n avI inc
in,usp,' ~ ~, snd that The san ne"ins
~ stout i,vsn i lGe company has
nS.., '-''A runs well III in on e sa'
lie, I ,,a, l;oAsl into n 49,.
"'''''''' curing ai, AUNT SSmo ei
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EuLLI0N.BE,K DIVIDEND.

prtulatisn Regarding Ono For Au.
Eusi-Btck and the Jennie.
Speculation is rife just now as TO
asIhsr or not the Bullion. Beck will
f,tliie a dividend tor August at Its
lEion' monthly meeting on the
III inst Mi. John Beck, who in
Timed tue News some time ago that
Oth Eauli be the case, now says that
+ DENT know whether q payment
lill be declared or not. The mine,
~ be, Il lOoklpg splendidly, but as
idl'ldenO, the tOsrd will nave to
ssl.s that matter.
NJ, Beck is very much enthused
H' the outlook at the Jennie on Con.
~ C'',s, He Gays they have 40 i'm.
f'ra gold showing ana that the ore
lssfly oil Of q shipping variety,
hissa'd to a mill :or ths property.
u BECK says there is no occasion Tor
nN present, but be believes that as
,Ha u a'la!ntd and the miners omen
~ hise' b1diss Of mixed ores. a mill
~ 'h,n become necessary adIunc,
MssyslsmAIic anu successful opera
90 OF The pryp,ry,
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HERCVR
:. en-, S,i B,onIlf' But On q
III "" GrtrlI improvement
-, ., De l,nIn'' BIG MILL
:. !, III, r,a7r Lake I District
'"I n!'''.lIt. % DIy nd-A'''
e,lIantOus HES

"Na'a' 5.,,'Esctly booming Nu, n
~ %. aJ ;. something better tie. 'h Ss.
,so'n - , Ill vuo de'ito vO'E nav na,,
,al'' 'pI ont.in It without a Ve'y
sl ' ',~' !, This state Of affairs lnsnc
s'aI ''ia, .,.ialy to tue great prI Su :,
.iht''' ~ T he sI,lrIc', although, DE BE- II
' ,, ,p. lau' ., me OF the main
Hl'l' " n, Ibe camps present n o 1u',
'l no. o ~ His Golden ,' ea''
i'',A. ~ ,,s, Of which, ,when nn'she''
ply ' a'lI no, he in the American
4 l''. VS. i, great thing for the , camp,
V'a p'' ~ noI only attract attention
10 VI" ,n, will make possible toe
'A,S, IN and operation oil
s"1s ,,,,,,nr claims which are now
any Pi1' IN eS6ryo. The site oil the
sai @lu' !, ii,sIslly dotted with wore.
y MI, vs,t,rjsy masonry WORK was
.0'' Rhodes BrOs., the GO t u Suns
ia1r, r' toIcv VI men on the fInn ~,
iiN' y, ,ns plaDt's mschlnery' me
y W. "a, Al the head OF the east lofA
Ii ',a.p, = suIch, and occupying ms !!
Is ',"b an imposing site, will stanl
", al rTspGeur as a monument monument u. y,
An ',n,,.e and business ability 0i
,,,iI Known protector" 81.
~ Allen has Jus; returned from lne
W w. and in addition 10 the above
,, gives out the Information Ihs'
~, .,ios is now In progress on me
49, t;,te branch Of the salt Lake ~
Wan, railroad. This WORE Is neces'
.,iy tbs fll,i to receive attention as
ny .,.,I for the great supsTsttuc urr,
s.ll a. every other class OF IL
:, Material, will have to be deposited
nm The SPOT where II 10 TO be used.
rss,r for the plant will be brought
,-r Provo canyon, where tue Itl u
I. Power anu Transmission COM
n, IL now erecting generating anu
,aboling machinery. a c0rps OF
IN are already In the field putting
rol,, and stringing wires 20 that
,usttcessary delay will ue OCCASION
mtbls score. TBree hundred boree
5sy,t osily will be tue voltage
y,SLst, making the outlook for cleo.
NM, lot the entire dleirlct by no
an, poor one. II Is snticipi It'd
I'M the electric line will bu in CON.
n, WORKING order by December Let,
!. work viii be pusnel on tho mill
I'D all possible haste.
Al The La Cigale the tsnksare arrlv-
|,t tsiIy and the new machinery has
Siady Undergone a satisfactory test,
nu, putting the mill In iair
hare iOr an early start. The
l,u,IOp Of tanks Is going on
lace ct the Northern Light, while at
be Little Plltsburg there Is a showing
lOofl2 feet OF good pay ore. AT
BIZ property the miners are now DRIFT.
tl sbd the outlook is Of the greatest
kaeungtment 10 the owners. Mr..
Men will 30 gu. 10 the district again
mellow.
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OPERATIONS to Com" to n Halt In
About - Week.
Following ;he great decline In silver
comes tho news nom Park City that
the force at tue DAILY mine was yesier-
day reduced to forty men preparatory
TO complete cose.down in the course
of n week or ten uayt' time.
A NEWS man was up at the Park
Sunday aud was informed by Day
employe that q shutdown was in CON.
temptation. This will Get at rest the
rrumbling because Of the recent re.
auction in wages
1t Is barely possible that other silver
properties will follow In the wake OF
the DAILY.
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Information Wanted.

ltquiry is made concerning the
whe'esb'uts of Mr.. William Court and
his sister, Mrs. Hazsl ard her family,
VINO loft Coventry, England, for Salt
Lake CITY about 1875 g. II this shoul ii
come to Their notice, they will finI II
70 'hef Interest TO communicate with
,nelr sister, Mrs. Mary Sheppard, 4.5i5
hvaos avenue, Chicsgo, lie, VIM
IeeiTes to hear from them.
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among them the True Flssure, Die.
Bland and Wasstcn. All OF these
leok exceedingly well aad the people
OF the district are greatly encouraged
A sample Of white granite irom n
claim near Ffisco WAS also part OF
lhe gentlemau's bur1en 10 this city.
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Logan Temple.

LOGAN, Utah, Juno 18th, 1907
The Logan Temple viii ciuse on Fri.
day, the 10th OF July, and reopen %
Monday, the lS.h OF september, 1897.
Nj. W. MERRILL,
President.
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week in the northern part o, the va .
ley aud some little hctc.
A rumber ~ fac iuldiugs or
going up this hummer.
a humber OF letters have bceu re-.
ceived lately from Box b, your cor.
teipgndent receiving one. l..
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Manti Temple.

The Manti tom pls will close on Fri.
day the 10th Of July, and reopen on
Monday the 95rd Of August, 1897.
JOHN d. I. MCALLIsTER,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-03
PROVO.
Mrs. Grcenwald's Body Fxhumed.


Sunday WA. Hooker, OF Evanston,
came down In the interest NJ Uiniau
county, Wyoming, for the purpose
making an examination OF tho toy
Ars. Jennie Gfeenwald, who was sh /
by her husband, Joe Greenwald, in
Evanston las. week and buried here
last Friday. Tue body was exnumo.
and taken TO Jones d Graham's m.
dcrtsKing establishmuDt, whore al
examination YVES MADE by Or. Hooker
anu County Physician Allen. The
fatal wound was found 10 have been
II hicted unier the chin on the left
size Of the throat. The bullet ranged
upwards passing through the root Of
the tongue and lodged in the body Of
the sphrnOid bone at the base OF the
brain. A powder burn on the LETT
wrist Indicated that the unfortunate
woman had attempted ~ ward G y the
nssault with the pistol.