Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-01

wapc,. This Look zen unced as I'M
warrsnte 1 iatsrfereu &c with his hu.l.
ness. He had quarrel with Luz,
and an hour later ambushed his rival.
The wounds are pronounced fatal.
Experiments are being made in San
Francisco to ASCERTAIN the advantage OF
| salt water over fresh Ia the matter OIL
| street spripkling. From report mad.
to the Merchanis' as citation II would
| seem that in tho uee o salt water has
been found solution OF the dust,
| street problem. From the expert.
menis msds the iupefintenIent draw
the following deauetion,: Salt water
binds the earth tog ether belwe, n In,
paving stones SO that when Try there
lie no loose dust to be raiseu by the
wind. 1t does not dry so quickly rs
iresh water. One loau of salt water lie
tqusi, IN dust lay ing qualities, to tnr,e
lUads Of fresh waterr The selI
which Is deposited on tue ttr,e,s
ahsorbs moisture during the nigh
and in the early mniplng thu
streets are moist as though freshly
sprinkled. THIS prevents Gust being
raised by wind or street. sw.epers be-
'ole the sprinkling carte can get
around. 1t 10 more heallhiul than
trcsb water for the reason that the sal
will ueslrJy many disease germs con.
tainei In the refus, tnat gathers on tie
streets. A comparative teal 10 now
being maze on Market st.tet. Tue
north side anu center vi the street are
being sprinkie1 with salt water, the
sIuth side with fresh. Along the
mort side tho earth 10 compsctly
bound together anu 10 always mos.
between the stones, the soush side Ii
the "a e Old bed Of dust q few / oIrt
after sprinkiing.
&. Hub r,a young man with a vile
aud two pretty Hltle child Ell, living IN
PoftlanJ, OIeg IN, was arrested Mon.
day Afternoon ior the theft oil q bicycle.
After bis arrest Huber laihetIcaIly
Inserted that he was not THE, by
nature, but that love for his wile Id
cniluren hal driven him to commit
tue offenee against the law. Hulrer
stated that day after day he hau been
driven almost to desperation by the
need OF fuoI for his vile ANA little
ones. He is q jeweler by tfade, nnd,
with his family, came to Porlland
about month ago, hoping TO
secure employment. Hs hal visit.
I'd all the shops in town, ind,
although master jeweler, was
unable to secure work at his irIue.
He sought other lines OF employment,
even oil tho most mental character, but
all to no purpose, and finaliy every.
thing OF the slightest value be
possessed had gone to the pawnshop
for money to purchase 1901 for his
family. Plnching economy wa.
followed by abject want, and Saturday
afternoon Hu Der says ne went home
anu found his little ones crying Tor
brsad. A real cation OF the needs o.
wife and children drove the young
jeweier to commit the theft for which
ne 10 In prison. Huber brought to
Portland some jewslry aud few
watches, which he pawned about
town. The brokers put the police on
his track, believing he had stolen III,
goods, and Detective Mahr was dc.
tailed to look after Huber. Toe maj
was placed under arrest early la.l
week, and at his solicitation Dstec,!va
Mshr ompanied him to his home.
Nothing developed to indicate Grim
nality in connection with the watches
or iswelry. ~ never saw such pincu.
Ing poverty us l met ihsrs," saiu
Mahr. "his vile was IN delicate
health and there were two little tots
playing about the room, with but
small crust OF bread with whicn to
iced themD Huber says that the
theit OF the wheel Is the first
crime he ever Committed, and bad
luc b, with an Invalid wife AMI 9 arv.
Ing children on his hands, drove him
to II.