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Evening star., 1897-04-06
SHOOTING STARS.

Ohio's political complexion is again note
worthy for its chameleon-like qualities.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

1t Is to be feared that Cuba's only chance
for rapid prosperity after the Spanish
army leaves will be in a carefully managed
Eeal-eState boom
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Cruelty to Birds.

From the Baltimore SUM-
Ladies who are engaged in preventing
cruelty to animals should not forget the
cruelty to birds which is practiced in the
interest Of their sex.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
AT SOC yard.

The last arrivals included many
pieces of 75c fabrics. The explana-
ton is this:-The stock clearing
time has come with the wholesaler
and he was willing to clear out the
two lots at price-our price.
42-inch Etarnine Suitings, Csc. quality SOC.
42-inch Canvas weayes. Toe quality. ........ .50c.
45-inch NgoreauN Suitings. ngs.................. Soc.
40-inch Check Sgtings. sos.
40-inch SILK and Wool Fabrics. -Joc.
40-inch Fancy Check Suitings. ....-.........5 Soc.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
A Careless Parent.

From the Baltimore American.
The Father of Waters Is certainly set.
ting his sons bad example.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
S 1
For ST. Is Grenadines.

These are the fabrics known as
Gauze Faconne Grenadines, in floral
and other effects, black and colors.
rJThe buyer states that these Grenadines
the style most in demand in New York, AID
that all the leading establishments showing
them. none asking less than LES yard. Couple
the best Gace Silks for Innings at only 6sc yard,
and We have two other ''triumphs for Ourselves
and you.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
The Selection of Mr.. ROOseyelt.

Tne Presidents good Judgment receives
additional verification in the announcement
of lis appointment of Theodore Roosevelt
as assistant secretary of the navy. Mr..
Roesevet stands today one of the most
vigorous men in American politics He
Is upright, conscientious, aggressive in fol-
lowing out his convictions and beyond re-
preach AS civil service commissioner he
did more than any other to make
the reform successful and permanent. To
his strong will and good sense the nation
today owes much that it has gained in the
publication of the government. There was
general regret here when he went TO New
York TO take up the duties OF police COM
missioner, but 1t was felt that a man of
his caliber could not long keep out of ma
tional place, and his nomination today to
q position of Importance proves the ac-
curacy Of this belief. 1t is such men as
Roosevelt who create new standards and
make them respected. His revilement by
the spoilsmen and disappointed politicians
of New York on account Of his work as
police commissioner is high compliment.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Worse Than Faint Praise.

What's the matter with Van Dabbles?
He looks as If he had the blues"
He probably has. He has lost great
deal of professional prestige. though 1t
wasn't through any Intentional fault
How did it come aboutr'
"A lot of plain people who don't know
anything about technique or modelling OF
fcreshortening came along and enthusias-
tically admired his painting"
"Mebbe," said Uncle Eben. "er small boy
wouldn' be SO anxious ter copy de bad
habits OBJ is father eff de Of gemman acted
like he wus gittin de same amount O. In
j'yment out'n de good ones"
Evening star., 1897-04-06
At Csc yard.

The best. are always initiated.
These are the quality fabrics usually
retailed at ST a yard, but they have
all the appearance of the more ex-
pensive, both in texture and colors.
Here at only 68 cents.
50-inch Cheviot Suitings. CSC.
AZ inch Whipcord Suitings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .6Sn.
AZ inch Tailor Suitings s..,,,.....,........GS Csc.
Inch English BrmdclOths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc.
4S-inch Wool Examines Des,,..................6 CSC.
JO-ipch Covert Cloths .GSc.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
z5C
For ST Grenadines

and being As inches wide you will
need only half the quantity of ma
terial usually required.
DPlease he an admiref IL you are not pur-
chaser We are naturally proud of offering these
beautiful Brocaded Grenadines at only 7Sc yard.
when 1t is well known that they are scarce even at
81 yard Your kindly recognition of this little
triumph of ours will give encouragement and In
spire other effects to mutual benefit.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Art Draperies.

Three new materials that are all
the rage for draperies and covers.
Little priced, but works of art in
form and coloring.
n zr, yard for the new Gohelin Drapery, ~
A1S Inches wide. Used In place OF crash for
sofa pillows.
n&F- yard for Bacdad Denms that as orient
NV al the name indicates. SO inches wide.
VSC yard for Hungarian Cloth. having the ap-
pearance of costly tapestries Much used
for draperies and cushion covers. 81 inches wide.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

In the Pennsylvania legislature effort
IS being made to prohibit the insurance
of people under seventeen years OF age. on
The ground that ii is a temptation to
avarice to hasten the demise of the in
sured. The accusation Is a horrible one to
make against human nature and 1t is re-
assuring in that connection TO find that the
Insurance companies whose losses under
such a practice would be heaviest are
fighting the measure.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Overlooked.

April showers bring May fowers''-
So the jocund poet sings.
Noting not that they bring likewise
Phthisis and some other things.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
r1ore of Those X=Ray Fabrics.

Black Etamne made with silk lining One piece with
gace lining showing green and violet another green and be
gold $I6S yard very low price when you
add silk together Less trouble
fore less expensive o make up Dress
Evening star., 1897-04-06

fD(. for "Omo" Dress Shields. Ice for size 2;
l9c for size 8: &c for size 4. The Ono
renks among the best Shields.
2C yard for Pinch wide BLACK velutina Skirt
Binding: The quality usually sold
ttan twice the price.
&c yard for '-Telegram.' the latest and hest
skirt binding. II Is made Of velvet. felt and
rubber; u waterproof ard almost wear proof.
Miss Stewart has been sent from New iork eK-
presaly to demonstrate its merits to you. She
will greet you In Notion Department.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Other Wash Waists.

SAc instead of 79c and CSC for the beautiful
0uS dimity Shirt Waists, In Roman stripes.
fancy plaids and sll the new seasons most at
tractive styles.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
The Best Tailor Suitimgs.

SQ l9 herebut do of the exclusive establishments ask
yard? We alude the best sonch English
Whpcord and 4Snch Drap d the blues and
browns
Evening star., 1897-04-06

02f, for Organdy Waists. in floral effects: DIM
Nv ity Waists in English paids and linen
effects. with hand embroidery.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Worried.

IT think" said the philosopher. that the
office-holding habit has interfered with the
prosperity of many a Citizen"
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum; 'it came
pretty near interfering with mine"
Il don't quite see how"
"A man had gotten 50 strongly in the
habit of holding Office 1 wanted that
was afraid I'd have to give up the chase "
Evening star., 1897-04-06
The. lPalais Royal

prizes awarded incentive children We
the
making. For particulars inquire Art Department.
ond floor
Evening star., 1897-04-06

Sc. AZ for English whipcord and Best Covert
we W. Cloth Jackets. Light and dark tan.
Lined throughout with best taffeta silk. Strictly
tailor made. Compare with the usual SO Jackets.
CONTINUED above)
Evening star., 1897-04-06

Sn AZ to S5.6S for the only complete stock Of
" suO best Derby and Holman Shirt
Waists The grand exposition and sale is On third
floor.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

S6.zS for Jackets of black clay diagonals and
~OeDo broadcloths. Silk lined throughout.
Compare with the $3.50 garments elsewhere.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

n - ward for White and Black La6es. to
u ~ inChes wide Some worth 40c yard.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

SA 20 for Capes OF black diaGonals. with rih-
~VeD hon, lace and braid trimmings. All
lengths Styles for elderly ladies In the lot. Com
pare with rival So garments.
S4 no for Dress Skirts Of fancy plaids. mix
~Os lures, and black ctanine made
colors. Superior tailor finished skirts. Compare
with any elsewhere at $3.50.
Sn9 7S for Full Costume Of Cheviots. Eta
~AosDo ~ mines and Grenada Cloth. In browns.
greens, heliotropes. navy. Lined Throughout with
superior taffeta silk. Strictly tailor made. Com
pare with $40 Suits Of elsewhere.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

Dress Trimmings, Laces, &c.
The purchase the entire stock of Notions in Cohens
store for goods The Lace
Trimming buyer better bargains New York.
follows
Evening star., 1897-04-06

n n, to 7sc yard for choice OF nearly one hun
uVS dred Match Sets Of Point LAerre Laces
Rare ba ryain in the lot.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

81 20 for Tan and Brown Covert Cloth Fly
~ueD Front Jackets. Tailor made Half silk
lined. Compare with any elsewhere at IS.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Spring Wraps and Costumes

Comparisons deadly the merchant who through ignorance
worse makes We comparis
of the following garmens-leavng to be the Judge
Evening star., 1897-04-06

nk< yard for Blind Embroideries. Insertion
AOS and Edges. ~ to inches wide. 2Sc to
CSC the actual values.
Evening star., 1897-04-06

udA<, yard for best Cambric Embroideries. to
4V~ inches wide. Some good value at &c.
Evening star., 1897-04-06
Other Silk Waists.

81 ks and all colors in Foularis, polka dots stripes
and checks.
SI OK for the Lcwest of the ncw-the Rcd
SILK Waists, with dots or figures II
black and black accordion plating down front and
cuffs. A laundered white linen collar included.
SN NM for Black Silk Waists would llke
for you TO compare with any elsewhere
at s..
Evening star., 1897-04-06
A FellOw-Feeling,

There's no doubt" said Mr.. Meekton,
that the bicycle has done much to pro-
mote the happiness Of mankind
'In what way?'
1T makes people more sympathetic. 1t
was not until she had a bicycle that my
wife ever expressed any sympathy with me
when l lost d collar button"
Evening star., 1897-04-06

Silk=like Shirt Waists.
you compare appearance of Check Zephyr Shirt
with Silk Waists S48 Both good values,
yet identical in appearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

2, 1897, aud is n properly xecu eli m
recorded decd o hBrguiu and sale by
which Louisa Cteede, for the c1n5id.
Grafton u S2O, 600 cosveys 90 Nicholas
q. Cruete her interest Ia IL property
both teal anu rereonal nnI mixed, OF
every value and description an
whefesocvnr situated, us well ne all
properly owned by Creole az tje time
II the execution Of the d ed, % veil 80
any that migh, aiietwnrd TO acquired
ny MIN Il m any srurce whalsTtr.
THIS deed wns signed asa sworn 70
before tary public Of this city AMI
IS 80 shaped thst IL protects every do
lar o. Creede's property from s'y
rlaim advanced by Ni5s. Cre-hr.
CreeIe'- Will was uisc vore1 today
and VII he flied ior probate FtliG1.
BY this Will the Ou.9 OF the prop ~ Is
leit to little Dorothy Walket Giesic.
rne estate is valued at RO1ut $3.50. O6O.
and SIS, 900 IL divided into sever,
lrgac,,s to Creels's re.aNves aad
irieuUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

WAsHIN alON, JnD 0.-seGrotary
Blies nos issued instructions TO the
general hand Ufiics vh,cn VIII, In gu l.
stspce, limit tho right Of bond al Ell
railTOeIs 10 patents Tor iunJs 10 those
lands sold by the compsny 90 bone
ade lurehaseTs prior to the Iate OF Z t.
fault Of such companies ON the pay
m mt u their bonds or interest there u.
These Instructions are this iirst formal
exprstsI1u Of the alministrali N
ON tue subject, outline the policy 10
De pursued toward the rOsda ana the
iunocont purchasers from them, anu
the slgniiicanl chance ~ in tue "prior
To date uf ueiuuttD restrict ne. The
instructions revoke and are substitute
for proylous ones Issued under dRi" nl
N yembe. 10 aud December IL, 1895;
Juuell auu UsgemU %. 1916, IN
Jauua ., January Ia uAd FEBRUARY
II, 1897.
Toe following compnnies are deeie.
mated as having been scverslly IN de-
iault at the times stste,: UnioG
Pacific main line, from Omane, Nub.
to Ogden, Uinn, Januaiy l, 1881; IA
sas Pacific, nJw pgrt Ui tne Uuin'
Pacinc system, November |, 1873,
eenttai branch u ION Pnclii Janu
ary /, 1S96;Cegtral p iclht MT inciud-
nv tGp western Paclhc), January /,
1896; Western Pic lr, nov paft u thg
Central Pac fic, January |, 1897.
the Instructions tet GU. luHt the
granting act lutemplattd and author.
zsu the disposition by any company
81 the Lands ear ed by 1t by the c3L-
sttuction OF the road. ana tue pro-
visions Of section thereof az 5 a :,
40 j. W lie OK en1ius lne Hen OF tht
UatGeI States On account OF the sub
81, y bonds over all the property OF tut
rOad, including LANDS grantee, clearly
limit any forfeiture winch msy be- de-
! cisreJ by tho Uuited States, by reasyi
of default In thJ rcd mpti2n or pay
ment Of such bOnde, 10 the lands
winch nc the time of The default re-
uaiH III the ownership OF that cam
pnpS; that 10, Inc lands which hav,
not therefore Ueen actually SOLD to tht
puronasefs thereof.
Continuing, Secretary Biiss quote
another sn.cG.Beut Ia 80. eslnv lnv
aud defining the original one, anu thsI
lives the following 8. celtic directions
"You will therefore prepare clear hsti
for my approval, as u Dasia Tor paientl
| 10 TO lstuaj, VI all lands granteu 10 auL
earned by these respective cJmpan ,tt
| where, before the time o default here
10 named, such lands have been in gOoC
| aitn auu Tor valuable Consideration
| soid to actual Iu:Chasers by the raj,
I rORu oOmpa y W which they accrued
In all Instances you VIII require sucn
proof OF saln to bona flde purchasers ~
| you may deem necessary 10 clearly
! uHmnnstra.a the clnTunter IA IL "A lima "a
the sale in question, which proc
should be attacL OF to aod submittB,
with the list to which II applies
/ when forwarded for approval. Tu
Issuance Oi patents 10 boud-aidei rail
roads for Ia ds not actually sold 1
bona o 10 purchasets h.iors de;suit !
ner, by Suspended. A mortgage o
nolder vi bonds secured by mOrtgag,
| WA not be Cousidereu II purchase
within the meaning Of these intttuC
| iiOusp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

NEW YORK, July 20 -. Cho Horal1
tomorrow wnIs cay: NJ.wllnstauding
Vlg1r-us pTOles.a To the cOn.tary, IL IL
alulu4t certain tnat New rk within
tho II x Uur months VIII We rae scene
0 bi ter lgut be WeeI two gt ut gas
trusts.
When tho directors Of tho Equitable
company announced lust MOuIay tnat
hey wUuli not su tfeuuer thelr mid
las on the terms prOpOset by the u g.
River ConpA y the casual observer
yelieveI that IL was a heavy blow at
the pfOpo iiJn 10 Orsa1i2s gas tfust
No Q But the blow was more appateGt
thau real. Il. &. Benedict and bis
friends control the Equitable ct ck.
ii has Goa for some tan AK i-uz 10
form u combination IN tbis city siml.
lar 20 the one that hes given practical
coutroI to the llg citing Of ChicsgO. He
vas very aeuve In the prei!m,narles
Of tue attem pts at cUnsJii All u by the
CJnsol dated company lew mOnthe
nEo. Though Mr.. BoDelict denied
~, his friends insist that hu has bee u
quietly at work mahing plans by
lnaAns Of which the East River COM
pany Will Oe aes rbsI into the EqIit-
. bIp and then, tuey sly, with gnis
nlitiOu, 1t ls his purpose 10 go ulfec =
ly Into the Territory occupied by tue
Consolidated an, 5tandlrj q u com
panies and hsnt tne cJGpors.ioUs on
thsif Ow ground.
MssnwhiIe tie East River com
pauy Wac July aware VI what was 20
ing on. Tho mcn IN ereste1 in TIM
corporation ere III cIutrOl OF huG-
dIeds u millions o! dol.ats. o .der
G1elel, q. q, Havens, q. u. III vsH
Jr., AugnGt Be mDut, h. Ii. HisOl
anu Conrad II. jordan are ueeply Ia.
terssteI III the success OF tue attemp'.
According 10 the aiements IN IN,
street" lhese men, Anticipating th'
| efforts OF some Of the Eqp aOle stock
holders 10 get control OF ,ng Il Ast River
| neatly turned the tables ana at
tempted 10 obtain control o, the Equit
aOlt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

WAsHIaGIoN, July 2J,-fhe PEST
dent to-day received the resolution
adopted by the Pitls6nrS council ask
N. bim 10 uso his good I'll as IA tie
setil ment OF the PittsOufs strike, tut
Uas No I yet sent reply. ho has also
received many oJmnunioa,i ns nld
tut gsstions on tho subject bus II IL
impr haOlY that he will tade any aC.
ton In the matter in the bhsence u
come dehnite plan for the setuement
OF the strike. Tue cabinet today die.
eusaeI this matter Informally. The
My GbsUutets from The bi.st meet
u we're Secretary Sherman, VIM 10
MT yet wei enough 10 g. out, and
secretary AlIer, who IL IA the West.
No qutslIhs uf general intcrest
yefe nous ed. II has been de 'iled
tpteul Ia The currency message q
Congress Ia s0Ou hs the parry leaders
10 tie Senate consider the time OPP.
pUrune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
A Warning.
MAPLEToN, Utah. July 10, 1887.
To the Editor:

MAPLEToN, Utah, July 10, 1887.
To the Editor:
Notes Of warning IRE sounded a
different times for the teueiit OF thr
people. So take this opportunity o.
desCribi tue actions OF Two famiitss
from Alabama, 30 they sly. The ii,s'
family came here in February last
anu worked upon the sympathy OF the
PEOPLE Oi this ward nAd Spungville,
claim lng hey arrived here with OILY
ten Gems Ia tneir pocket and needle
worry hing to keep muse with. Be
lieviug their story, for they Lrou hl
letters OF recommendation with them
from EldGIs IN Algbsma, the peoI IL
rallied around them win 3 house anu
necessary articles FIR h. 3ckeeplng,
ais sup,iylnE them with prJveiOn-
uutll they could ge, wort. They gave
the mama OF ADue!sop. some
lime in pTil another emily CAME,
by name Alexander. Isther and
mother u! Mrs.. A ndeIsOn, came under
ile same circumstances anu wvu
gwen the mo treatment. Waen
they iOuni he pgOple waulI not he'll
them any more, they obtained stoII =
| pay, hoItes, etc, ulder false lreteD cee
and skipped to parts unknown, piob.
ably to play their little game on sem
o.heE ultuspecting psopie. To suua /
s'y, beware OF them, for they are
smooth tOuEufd ana nsPd wRtcBiuI.
| Description: Anterior about IS year,
o d, one girl and two boys, AHxaI der
aou wife, about go years old, inveler It
tOacco cnewere; have twin z Ills about
10 years OF age, one by 10 .yaars.
| puey disappesreT in the Mig very
mystenou.iy. CirCum tances hav.
pr we'd tuat they dlJ not neeI The
assistance they were given by ,ht
| pa pie. WI =. TEw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July ga Miles
City, Mont, special to the Dispatch
saw.
yellow Hair and Sam Grow, two
Cheyenne Indians VINO. were arr sted
as accessories with Eugene Sta lI,I &
Err for the murder OF john honveL
over whose death tue late trouble Oh
he Rosebud has occuued, broke jan
last Dight by digging through an Is
inch wall. There was no pnr iculsfly
strong evidence ugalnst them, but the y
wsre being held ns witnesses. They
we're confined In the wUmau's del art
ment OF the jail. They broke I'll a
piece Of iron from the bed, w tn which
tney M Aue hUiu ABOUT two feet by
Oue.
n posse 10 ut securing the country
or iher. Sheriff q bb' ana Unier
Snenh Daley are now nj Lime Deer
agency VITA variants Tor the sTres' oil
three more Cley, nues implicated IN
the same murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

OMAHA. July 2O.-Couut John A
Crds nGon was held up at the gate o.
his home last night, severely beate9
about tne head and robbed OF vain.
Gtls diamond stud ana cunsidora6ie
sum Of money. John 5cnsuok, Count
Cfeigbtou's brotheI-iu.law, WIN aD-
swVred his cries 'Or help, waa also
robbed of valuable diamond. Count
Cteightou's jules ate very ssvcie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

DEhvER, Colo, jay 2l.-A spaoinl
to toe HoGky Mountain News rom Lac
Vegas, n. NJ, says: t. the mailer u
tiying machiaes Las VssHs Is not o;-
nind the resl OF the ~Orld. john Ia.
xxx, a Santa Fe engineer, ciaims to
have perfected, aIter teven years hard
study and experimenting, u flying ma
cAlne tnat will fly. 1t is entire y ditier,
mt from anything yet ntteGi. ted In
this line, while at the same time 1t Is
d marvel OF simplicity AMI durability.
The motive power Is contained In a
8 age battery. Many citzen5 have
seen the machine In Its nOctItual
lights, but supposed II to be u iailiL
star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

ORCvILE, Cas-, jay Forest
iifus nave been raGlu, .Dt the past Two
dsys H. the u,u tpius east OF Or vide,
anu wlTd tc,chss htfv TINS evGGing
mat f.uT or iiSe houses are burued.
A big tlrs stsrteI EuHr White wash
Trees anu REQ six vr ssvUa milss sUutn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

10 Palmsro. FIFTY men were ene gcd
IN flgnting 1t. Another fir broke u,
uenr RDtinsou mil AM uurnH d over .
dis.tict eitht by twplve miles. Two
hundred men were fitntirg a. for two
nilnls and days. Ii ia bU i3ved that
these Ores are II inceudisGy rgin. A
huge fl is raging between Eufletou
ouI Enterprise, and Gil the rrsid, nls
OF the locality are wJrking 10 prevent
LIE sIreAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

and The interests that exists ON ac-
couut of them, the Amerlcau Trading
and Transportation company, with
nenduuar(ers la tho old colony build
ing. has been re-incor oorated with an
incroass NJ capital stock from 100000
10 $3.50, eco. The Incorporation was
ncuased today by ths secretary OF
state. Charles a. Weate OF ChicAgo
Ia president OF the -mpany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

APPLETON, Wis, July 2O.-By the
explosion Of lamp last night the
,Armh use OF Il. Cruel In the town OF
Buchanan. near lnle city, was set 90
fire ant buraed u the grOund. Mi.
Grusl, VINO was 40 years OF age ana
has been In be tor several yeare, was
burned 10 death. His wife was fatal
ly burned Ia trying 10 get him cut OF
Inc house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

LONDON, July 2J.-rhe negotiations
between the American UimeIaliC cam
mlssio1 and the representatives OF
Great Britain aud France have now
reaGned stage when rendsrs It tx
tIemey possible that Great Britai o
viii agree to participate Ia aoOnfer.
ence, tJ be held in Washington mex
tail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

sAGtNAw, Micr., Ju y ~ "A y unr
riri named Sarah EnZiUein Hami.-
TN, - y.ars Of Hge, drowned her,el
and her l3.m ntht '.OlI baby lAot nigh
IN the Saginaw, river. rte b dies
were u covered late this afternoon.
Dependency was the caute of the
tragedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
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iFTI7s.
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iran CISCO. Cgden and INTERN ed.
late puinis.. .............9 .O1 a m
from ran Francisco Cache Valley
From chicago Omaha St. LOUIS.
hBnsas city, Denver aud Ogden $3.50 N
. ron, fntco. AiNfoTd. ana lutUfme.
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