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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Gortfesun9 foIgt.)

Meier cine SeufeGaustretA
bun9inM ii n If n f9reiben Die nMan1.
q. Na9r.": ISM &iidgebduOe bes 9duiea
GER. "a an Der BartitraBe na6m Der Staotz
pfarrbifar bon ct. 8enno cine Seufel5drsA
tretbung bpr, urb 3tpar auf WunI9 einer
b%Drtigen Snpobnerin. Set geraumer 3ett
y1puft" es in beren Wobnung. Der uSput"
duBert fi9, tpie fte bebauptet, Ra9ts our9
fairies @erduf9, Ppltern, Seuf5en, 10 Dob
Die brabe Srau unb Die &tnoer in i6rer
Na9trube geitDrt peroen. 3utpeilen ourds
panbelt bas 3immer aud cine f6lpar8a
Dame, bic aber ME BON Der Srau, ~loaberI
nur bon ben &tn0ern gefeben tpurbe, Auf
bic Musrdlt9erung bin ion Der Sput ettpes
nadgeldfIen baben!! 5ol6es lit, als ipa6r4
baftig p%afitrt, gu permeloen aus Der f0nigls
6auptz unb 3eiiben3ftabt Miin6en, 5taDts
pfarrei ct. 8enno 1897, ni1t etma 1871"
Gin eigent9 ii @rz
lpir6 Don ben @rie9en als eir
8or3ei9en fir ben gliidlihen Nusgarlq oss
beDoritebenben Samples be9riBt, Nuf osr
Atropolis in Qt6en, i'm 6eiligtbum Der Gam
broIos, So9ter oes @efrops, 1T Der ate, einit
bon ben perfern Derbrannte beili9s Oelbdum
na9 ~Sabrtduienben tpieber srtanben. @r
ift nur bret Spannen bod urb itin Gtamm
1T nur 10 bid ME Der Nrm zines Munne5,
aber er 1T Elm ri9tiger ntlber Selbduln, Die
er in Qfrifa nt9t %porRanben, ionoern nun in
Olympia gu finoen 1T. Oes6alb miro Die
8ermutbuag, ais lei ct Dor Sabren BON 0sens
Idenbanb bier gepflan5t porben = mas pez
gen bes boaitdnbig feliigen 8Ooens unmDgli4
pdre - 3uriidgemieien. Der neue, ii1 esz
nau an Der getpetbten Ste1e srbebsnbe SdOBs
ling, mo ii4 bic 3peige ienes 6eiligen 8auz
mes ausbreiteten, fol aus ben ~uralten, burd)
bic eoSabrtauienbe er6dltenen Mur3eln bers
~bOrgegangen Iein. Dies it audi bic Mniiht
Der Mr6dologif4en @efeQi9aft, Die beabiid)s
tiqt, nit ieinen 3Deigen Die Stirrsa Der
qrie9if9en &dmpfer gu f3miiden, tpsnu Is
Tiegrei6 beimfebrten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

6er5 gu erfii1en oermag. 1lnb benno9 siebt
er in ieirem Mrttfel ben ebel1ten @mpfin=
bungen Nusbrud.
0a8 Bud, pel9eS er beipri9t, tit elmer
pon ienen fran50ii6en Sittenromanen, Die
in geIu4t fdle6ter Sprahe b%etpeifen pofs
len, baB a1es i'm 2eben auf gsoismus be-
rubt,
Sd babe oiefen Hpman ni9t geIeIcn UNI
5iirne @olrogis beinabe, baB ct i'm elmer
8eIpre6ung fit nertb bGlt, benn Iol9e 8us
der %Iollten etnfa6 tubtseI9tpiegen Iperoen.
Mber nit pel6sm Salient er Iein reine&
%Srauenibeal Der piberpdrtioen Homanbeiz
bin entgegenbGlt, unb ME geiitreib Ell oieie
gan5e litterarii9e &thtung eeiBelt! Der bic
fen Mrtifel gei9rieben bat, fam teiu iunger
W}ann mebr iein, bd3u 1T iein urt6eil gu
iider, feline &enntntB bes menidli6sl Ser
gems gu gendu.
llnmOgli6 ftebt ct i'm 8e9inn 1einer 2aufz
6abn. @r maB mebr per0ffentlidt BADEN alS
OieIe cine 8ritit, Sd peroe MIDI oana6 en-
funbigen unb mir feline @erfe gu peri9effer
1uden. Selbft tpenn Der Name 8aGro9iS cir
Bfeubonbm pdre, tDm1te er mid ni9t glslh7
giiltig laffen. 9a i6 nun aber ein1nal be:
gonnen babe, Mus5iige aus ietnen 93rifter
in Dies 9eft ein5utragen, 10 tperoe ib bamtt
f%Drtfabren.
Sber, nod better! Mnitdtt Salrogis ab'
5uI9reiben, min ib nit ibm plaubern, tbn
Tagen, mas ib BON feinen Nrbeiten oe1te, Die;
TeI6sn pobl audi man9mal tritii@ BE:
leu6ten.
Warum folte ih linn 3. 8. ni9t betpsiien
baB es 5rauen eiebt, pelbe iiber ienes trau:
rige Natur19uufpiel berbHli4er 8liit4e er:
baben baiteben2
9ier5u brau6te ih ibm ia nur nein eig:
nes 2e6en gu er3dblen. Sd bate ibm nul
BON ienem Ihredli9en 9turm gu lprs9en
Oarin metn Slid S6iffbruh s%elitten, iopi
bon ienen Iieb3ebn Sa6ren friebli9iter Rubt
tpel9e barauf folgten unb Die Sugeno BOT
mir binpeg nabmen, pbne baB Elm 8unId
ober Elm 8ebante bic Reinbeit meiner Geel
getriibt, = bieier Seele, bic nur zines Sc
fii6les nod fdbig lit: Der Muterliebe!
8alrpgis mirb meins NisbsrI9rlft ME
mails gu fe6en betpmmen, Sd b~erfaiIe Fl
fir mild allein ltnb berbrenne iie, lpean #
beenoet lit, ODER Iege fe in ous @ebeinfai
meines pultes, tporin SilOia ie bermoleini
bur9 3ufalI entbedt, loptt t9 a~llerlei Brief
59aften metner W1uttsr in beren dltem &c
fretdr i'm pala35o gu 5lpren3 g~efunben babe
Damn pirb Silbia iens 8ergangenbei
fernen lernen, mad pel9er 81 fragen Il
ii6. ieBt ni6t g%etraut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Oas
Orauri0tte uon Aueltt.
Dernieres Illusions.)
Sa0ma1 mad benz Sran3Dfi9en Der J"trfttn gig a
eautocu 5~eue=Nttteri. fberleBt Don
Se[eme &itbfe.
g. rftes &upitel.

n9ti6t 1elten beobd6tet man i'm 0srb1t,
bob etnige 8Gume neu ausi3lagtn uno 3l
blii6en beginner. IS IinO gepO6nli6 IDlCbe,
bic i'm CONNER ipelt bageiunben, neil irz
genb elm GreigniB, friib5eitiges @enitter
ober fpGter 0adtfroft, lire eriten iunqen
Sriebe perni9tete. Inter benz @influB Der
19piilen 5eu9tigteit bes 9erbites beginnt
Der lang 3uriidgebaltene Sdft Diefer 8ditme
neue 8liitben 81 tretben, uno 3u elmer Set,
tpo Die 6srabfallenben 8ldtter bas Na6en Ges
Minters antiinDen, rufen bic leBten lparrner
SonnenItrablen auf ben tablen 3peigen bas
fieberbaft raI9e Auffeimen Ipater 8noIpen
4erDor. &nDfpen BON eigenartig nebmiiz
tbtgem 3auber, Denen Elm bples @rblifen
etpig periagt bleibt, unb Die nut gu balo Fin
Gaub Der S9neefloden tperoen.
9tht ielten au6 fam mar bieie @ri6eiz
nung 6erbitli6er 8liit6e i'm 2eben Iolfsr
6rausn 6eobabten, beren erIte 2iebe D%ertanai
poer grauIam enttdui6t nurbe.
Ntemals bat Die @rinnerung an bergange=
mes 2eto Elm 5rauen6er5 por Der 2iebe BE-
ipa6rt. 8erge6ens pebrt es iib gegen Die
felbe, Dsrge6ens biiut e5 iih in einen 0rei:
uno Dierfadtn Pon5er bon 5tpl3 unb Sdtte
@rfabrung unO Sugenb. @ergebens! o:
Qiebe perbiiGt fib gIei6fa1s, um unttr rsr
Maste bon 5reunOf6aft, 8armbsr5tgteit
Ober 8sgeiiterung befto ii4erer in Oas a6:
nungsIoie 0er5 at brinqeu, ga, ielbit bas
MitleiO bient i6r 3%ulpetlen als @erbiinoetst
Sir Die 5rau gibt es aber feinen gefdbr:
liberen Srrt6um ais Oenienigen, gu glauben
baB Der Homan hires 2ebens bsenbet 1ei, SAT
fe abgei6loien babe nit Der Qtebe, nit oerer
Soften uno nit beren Qetb."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
STOREKEEPERSSUDDEN DEATH
Was Interested In Mining and Anticipated
Going to ophir In Few Days
Was Wen This Morning.

j. A. Mayer, q storekeepcr doing
business at i76 west, First South
street, died suddenly and unexpected
~ at $3.50 o'clock this morning. Mr.
Mayer was e. years of age and had
been resident of Utah for the past
twenty-seven years. He leaves
wife and 1--WE children, all adults.
The deceased was interested in min
ing and intended going TO Ophir In a
few days TO look after some claims
there. During the past seven years
he conducted a business ut the cor
neg of First South and Fourth West
streets. Prior TO that he kept a
store in the Seventh ward, where ne
was well known. of late he hnd
been receiving treatment at the hands
of Doctors Niles and Meacham for
heart trouble. He appeared to be I'M
proving nicely and was under tife inl-
preston that ne was fast Betunb
better.
rhii morning he was unusually &C
tive in the discharge of some of MS
duties about the store. hen without
warning he was seized with severe
Pain about the region of the heart.
He Immediately sunk into unoonsci-
BUSINESS DR., Estes was called ia but
Mr.. Mayer was beyond human aid and
expired In few moments
The time and place Of the funeral
have not yet been announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

At the meeting of the city council
held last evening, the following busi-
ness was transacted:
Watermaster Taylor presented a
communication representing that
there was difficulty In getting sufii-
cient water to run the Touring mills.
and suggested that It might be good
plan to ask the canal companies in
Provo valley to break their dams II
they could do so without much dam
age to themselves, in order to increase
the supply OF water for Provo. Re
ferred TO the committee on irrigation.
l.. .. Taft, chairman of the finance
committee of the Utah County Fair
association, presented a communion
ton asking for financial aid for the
fair. Referred to the committee on
finance.
Mayor Holbrook presented commit
ication calling attention to the I'M
tidy condition of the Provo city real
estate, consisting ofo the court house
block. the west square and the city
park north OF the city. lie recon-
mended that the city property on the
court house block be improved and
converted into n park, the west
square improved and new trees planted
and that the city park be leased TO
some association for athletic sports
ON account OF the great expense nee
ossaray to put this property in a suit
able condition FOR park. Referred
to the committee on public grounds
and city property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Irrigation Suits

TWO big suits. involving nearly half
million Of dollars were filed in the
United States circuit court yesterday.
The first was brought b. William J.
Westfal. of Burnett, Texas, against
the Beaver Valley Lard and Irrigation
company, tn fureclose a mortgage up
on the reservoir site and water rights.
canal and other fixtures belonging to
the company. The mortgage was
given to secure the payment OF note
for $4,000. The note bears date OF
June llth. -S94 Is made IN favor of II.
Holloway, who transferred IL TO Mr..
Westfall.
In less than half an hour Of filing
the above suit the Beaver Land and
Irrigation company brings suit against
w. II. Westfai and r. II. Holloway.
alleging their failure to return 1000
shares Of stock transferred to them
with the understanding that they
were to make all the shares Of the
capital stock worth so per share. 1t
is also alleged that the defendants
have repudiated the contract until the
stock Is now worth but ten cents.
Damages are asked for in the sum Of
$685., 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
RAILROAD NEWS.
New Live S OGk Shipmnt Schedule
Prepared.
Colorado Midland Sold - Foraker In
Washing 0n-Low Rate 10 Noun.
tain and Plain Festival.

The new live stock tsrifi, which, a
announced by 'hs NEWS some tim,
ago, goes iuto TT ct Sep ember 1870,
/. now arranged complete in fcheoult
form. In the future, ship nenis O.
cattle, hogs and sheep must be paid TO-
according to weight while for shiI.
ment of horses and mules or rang
herses the cars will he rented ns before
b tn the Oreson Short Line and IL,
Rio GrsnJe Western have out theiI
tcheuules o. joint tar ffs with the !
eastern connections. Vre tBrti ~
optei now by practically all wesler
foads.
The new tariff will make 1t desTef
on the whole T. ship sheep, hogs AM
cattle than IL has been ia the pas.
The old rate between local poiuts mad
Stisst url river common p ints has
been Sl32 Is Der standard car for the
shipment OF range horses, cattle, hogs,
aud eheep. Under the present al.
raDgemrDiH cattle are shipued at tu'
rate Of 6li cents per 100 pounds.
hogs s25 cents anu sheei
SO cents. There ia q minimum
weight fixed In the shipment OF each
or these per car. II the shipper has
less than u 500 pound Of cattle, II, 900
pounds o. hoRs or 10000 pounds OF
sheep, he must pay a. much ms II he
had that amount. All alb We this min !.
imum weight must De paid Tor at the
regular rate.
liza shipper should wish 10 send 10
Omahs $4,000 pounds or under II
sheep 1t would cost him Sl3l.l0 viii 4.
formerly the rent OF the csr wo, ! !
have been Sl32.l5 There is coute.
quently q slight saving In this case Tor
ne shipper. Win light shipment
u cattle there wonld be about eight
cents loss and with 10 0U0 pound
shipment Of hoge, or one OF lees weight,
1923 10 would have to be paid wnsTt
10 msrly SlS2.l5 was required.
On heavy shipments, however, the
new tnrH Ia to The advantage OF tho
raiiroRd. A good load of sheep wei chs
considerably more than $4,000 pounds,
averaging more nearly $4,000 and
means that the railroad campanie
will receive about $40 more than
shipment on the OLD asis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Estate OF rhe ldOre NrK,hu; VIII
admitted to probat'. stephen J. Mo
Kesn, Theodore McKssu, sppoiDte I
executors In aoeOfuanoo with pIo'
visicus OF Will without bonds.
Estate o; John Gushing; bearing on
fl uai distribution. Order maize NJ.
pointing Arthur J. Gushing admins.
lfator.
Estate OF William II. Hughes; heal
ing ON ielttis ~ administration,
Emma Hugne. appointed admins.
ratriS on her fling a bond In the sum
., S75O.
Estate OF Samuel Jenson; hearing
on final uccoaat Re.erteu. to Clerk
Blair.
Lou CafIar, y native OF Italy, ami
joan &. Hsytt, a native OF EugiR au,
were admitted 10 citizenship by Judge
HIles tGdsy.
Ju, e. NoIreli went to Coelvills 10.
d y, VIII H. JUDI Cherry uepsrted for
PDoele, on,re hey both try cas.s ioI
the whole Of the present week.
MARY Ann Jack is sum Brigh, in
:. Jung ut al TO recover $500 wtp
iLier.st on q promI.sory note seuuie~
hy nUftksge.
John MeDUnald Jr., has bfoDgh hi
suit agsiust William CIR .rbeck auu
John smith to recJver ;6j5 vn
rromiesoty note.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho, Montana
and Wyoming Stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
lions at am today;
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 29.ea;
temperature. IS. minimum, 81; wind.
north. IA miles per hour; cloudy.
Baker City-Baromcter 30.O6; tenn
pcrature, &c; minimum, 36; wind. south,
. miles per hour; rain, .02 inches; part
" cloudy.
observation-disclosures 29.6s; tempe
nature, o.; minimum, 90; wind, south.
light; clear.
Havre-B barometer, 2a.7O; tempera-
ture, 90; minimum 90: wind, north
VESTS miles per hour; rain, "a inches;
rain.
Helena-Barometer, 29.s6; tempera-
ture. AZ minimum. a; wind, south
west, light; rain, .OG inches; rain.
Miles Clty-l3arometer, 20,4i: tempe
nature. 90; minimum, GO; wind, west
u miles per hour; cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Barometer 1880; tenn
perature. ~; minimum. "A; wind. south.
east, 10 miles per hour; clear.
Wlnnemucca-I3ar 29.S4: tenn
perature. 40; minimum. IS; wind, south
west, light; clear
General and local forecasts for 81
hours, ending p. m. Thursday;
For Utah forecast made at Sai
Francisco; Rain this afternoon ans
tonight. Decidedly colder tonight.
Salt Lake City and vicinity; Fail
tonight and Thursday. Stationar,
temperature. j. II. SMITH.
Observed, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature shown In tn
fac smile Thermometer given below;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
CAPTURED GEN. LONGSTREEI
Hiss Ellen DOfIsCh B'Crm}S lbe Con-
itderate YsleTan'S Wife.
Hrs. Longstrprt wiIi Take 'nre OF The
General. aud also OF the
state Library.

ATLANTA, g., Sept. s.-Genersl
James Longstrest, M ior general In
The @ niederats army, United States
minister to Turkey, and prosprc i've
cOm m ssioner OF raiiroads, 10 succeed
General WaJe II mptop, was marie d
ii the executive Iaas!cc .h!s after
uoln to Mrs Ellen DJrtsch, assistau
librarian OF he stale Of Georgia. Gov.
and Ms. Atkinson mai Issued Inn :
ed numUer o. uvitailons TO state i'll
cisls anu Intimate friends Of The bTi e
md groom. These formed a nis'iu-
guished party which filed the "Diu e
IN" II the mausion. The Raw.
Father Shsuwell OF the Church tue
Immaculate ConGept ON, tfh ateh.
Ju ge j. b. GsstJD, m yOf oi Nnh-
vile, Gen. LonlsIIte's home, wa
best ma and tne bride enteje on the
a N OF Gov. A X nsOn wno gave her
aw In the sbes nee Of her brother,
wac 10 In TexR,.
Gsn. anu MIS-. Longstrset will spend
nO weeks at Porter Spriugs, Ga,
siler which they Will return to A
ana where Mre. Lon kslreet will re-
sume her uuties al the eiate library,
rom the rsca iOf the IIUrsriansh y
which che enielei tevs raj mt nj ms ngO,
A strikins coiUciJence was suppliel
III tue fact that today Is the aunivsr'
airy OF the battle OF Molina del r. y
IN the Mexican vsLwheie Gen. Long
street won his title us major.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
promlu u, OGlcial and The Public
Gtn ~ " yisi, The IN
cimpm'ni.

This was the second day Of TIN Ma
tioDsi Guard oDrampmrDl. IL began
with reve lle Al I'm. and throughout
me day the service roll calls ~ putt
lIshed In last evenings NEWS were
carried out.
V siiois to the camp or und wero
nn.uer u, and inciuiei prominent
g fl rials and the general public. The
str ct car lice DID rushing
bus ness, while al mamnGr OF
HagDne Rni cqrriase' were
rested into service. HorFemen amt
bicyclists vers a'so very mucn in ev'-
ueuce. Az toe days mass md the en-.
Campment DIR I'VE gr dlA'ly To close
the Attendance promises to become
'reater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

tut-c)mmlttee are Senator Ha,,t. n
ksnsss aud Senator Stewart of NJ.
ia. SENATOR Stewart 10 In Was,in.,s
and called upon Senator Forsks, ,toi'
"v.niug, Senator Harris ia
~ cited t. arrive tomorrow. M
meeting may be wholly in,o,r.,s
The sub-cimmIttee will confer vii.
the attorney gepersl Regarding ,sl
-ale OF the Uni, n Paol ilo which h. n.y.
sltesuy been ordered by the cI,s',.
court OF ibe Eighth district, s en.,n.
Foraker snys the eale Will 10 clu 40 NV
" vsrnmsnps interest whieh s,.o
meat the sihking 'upd and i, ~
sab.commiitee max s any inyes,,,ae
ton OF the sinking fund 1t nina ~
before the sale takes place. II il ~
understanding nf the sub.commi,,a'
that the eaie viii take place wI,h,s
thitiy days after thu dectee is snisrsa
atd II Therefore became necessstv ~.
tho subcommittee to act a. onra 1,
any action was to be taken. He az
not know whether the commi,Ias
could do aDythlng In the matte. ,so
members meeting here more for ths
purpose OF sscert lining jus, what can
ne uoDt, II anything. 1t 10 nos. A..
that the subcommittee will begin inc
ecesssry pr. ceedines to obts,i, into,
nation concerning the Issue OF patents
which 10 another branch OF the Pacis,
RAILROAD iuquiry. "'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

The following business was trans
acted In the Fourth district court yes
terdnY:
John 4. Singleton Of American Forl,
adopted lens Peter Louis johnson. son
OF John q. johnson OF Pleasant Grove.
Estate OF James Hansen, deceased;
will admitted to probate and Peter T..
Hansen appointed executor ON giving
bond In the sum OF 81. 900.
state OF Utah VS. John r.. Pace: de-
PENDANT arraigned and given I'LL Sept,
18th to plead.
Reese Morgan OF Goshen, a native
Of Wales, was admitted TO citizen
ship.
p. Adamson Jr., Of American Fork.
was charged yesterday in Justice
Booths court with n felony, commit
ted by having improper relations with
Katie Armstrong, girl under is years
Of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Last excursion OF tho season through
the famous Ogden Canyon will be run
by the oregon Short Line SUNDAY, Seq.
TENDER 18th.
Rates: Ogden and urn, 81. co.; Ogden
and return, including drive through
canyon, Sl.25; Ogden and return, includ.
ing drive and dinner in the CANYON.
SLID (for children, so cents less in each
case.)
Parties taking their own lunches and
making their own arrangements for
transportation from Ogden, can secure
tickets to Ogden and return at s.; 81
cents for children, and will be afforded
every accommodation ut the different,
resorts in The canyon without charge.
Bicyclet carried free on this excursion.
The canyon is the finest place in U ali ior
"run"-macadamized road, no hills, no
rust.
Trains leave o. s. L. depot a s:l5a.m.;
detnrning, train leaves Ogden at $40 p.
m.
Don't fail to take ADVANTAGE OF this last
outing, to see the beautiful falls 200 lee,
high; to inspect the wonderful power
plant. the second largest in the world,
=. w. EcCLEs,
General traffic manager.
ID. j.. hurley,
Genl. Passenger & Ticket Agt,
CITY ticket office, 100 west Second South
ST., Masonic Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

The latest fad among the juvenile
population in some portions of the
city Is a craze for private theatrlcals.
Editha's Burglar is the soul-stirring
title of the play that furnished en-
tertainment last evening for about
twenty youngsters and nearly MS
many adults at the home Of Masters
Ray and Wood Hicks at 1856 south
second West street. The following
named lassies represented the various
characters: Editha, Goldie Stohl
nurse, Hazel Bird, Lady Esther,
Laurletta Quinn; Sir Erich. Nellie
Whitecottor The Burglar, Bessie
quinn. Numerous spcclaltics We're
interspersed between acts. Convul-
sive laughter was the rule among the
younger members of the audience and
the "grown-ups' were not much less
enthusiastic. II IL possible the play
may be repeated at Odd Fellows hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Will RIOrEN MINES.
toai Operators Gct,iug Ready to Re
sums work.

Goal Operators Gct,inE Ready TO Re.
sums work.
PIlTsBURo. Pa, Sspt. S.-Tbe coal
pers oIs ar unusually active, getti Z
Leir mines ready ior operation. Nj my
are ready tor q start tomorrow. n
rrouble lie expected as result OF the
vsuiion AMI an order ueclsri' q the
strike II is expected before the cloae OF
ne day. Dist. Prest. D1lAn Of the
miners was commented by the
operators for the etand he took In the
convention yesterday. 1t /, believed
all the miues In this Pittsburg d =.
trict Will be IN operation Mon.
day. A number OF the lake shippefs
arrived In the city from Cleveland
during the dey and are busy making
contracts with the producers Ut coal.
here ia no quiboling shout pric p
snd twenty cents is the generally sC-
copied Ials. The pricss will likely be
msinlsined until alter the lake con.
racts are fllltd when there may be 40
attempt to buy coal on paper. The
producers, however, are peri, citing
heir organization and declare they
will sell no coal under 20 cents a ton
above mining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
The Tax Question.

The state board of equalization has
filed its answer with Clerk Palmer Of
the State Supreme Court TO the appl
cation Of James A. Cunningham and
Isabella n. Pitts ct al. for a writ OF
certlorarl requiring the board to
furnish transcript Of Its proceedings
In order thar the court may review it's
action with respect to the proposed .
per cent raise in valuation Of property
IN this county.
The board In its answer denies the
statement set forth in the petition, al
leging that the yalue of the property
assessed Is per cent greater than
the amount returned by the assessor
and fixed by the board Of equalization
of Salt Lake county.
The board also says that its action
was necessary and that the five per
cent increase put the assessed value OF
SAT- Lake county on an equal footing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
DESERVES DEATH.
A Georgia Fisnd Assaults n Young
Girl.

MACON, Ga, Sept. s-Miss ssllie
CT aymsn, iiving at l62 First street.
win her hali-broiher. J, q. McInvsis,
was assaulted and bulaliy outraged In
her bed Dom by an unknown man, be.
wesn 3 and 4 O'clock this morning.
Mlss Chapmau is handsome young
woman, OF about 20 years. She WAS
toppisg in the same room With a
o yeRT.Old girl. This morning che
was aroused from a sound sleep by
feeling hand on her throat. and saw
dim form bend ng over her. She
tried 10 scream bu her assaila ut closed
his hand Oh her threat and cBoked
1er. He then succeeded in accomplish
ug his purpose and escaped through
the WINDOW.