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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05

Court sutsebeiBsn morben. gu resifri.
rem. Der 5taatsFetretdr eruioerte,
baB @apitel 672. Section 5, @efebe beS
Sabres 1895. nod Muslegung bes sc.
neralaumaltes erForbere, baB ber SiteI
ieber Corporation In ber ensIiiten
Spra9e fein muB. Ser Nnmalt
fhrteb bierauf on ben General Mn.
malt, oh er tbatid9lid cine lol6e sSns
hruction geseben, bod blisb er big ieBt
obae Intwort. .Seber 2aie". iagte
Nnmalt 96aiuser su eiuem 8eri6iers
Fatter, lam bas betr. @apitel 672
ueriteben. gS f6reibt In paragrapb
5 Dor, boz Sneorporirunss Certificate
In Der ensiiIden Spra9e abgefaBt iein
mtiRea. paragrapb 6 bes @eiebes
bonbelt aasiblieBlid bon rWamen
BON @orporationen." Wsnn bic 1e9iss
latur bic Abfdt bate, anbere als ensa
liibe Namen fir gorporatiousn 3u
perbieten, bann tpdrs bies iiherli9 in
oieiem paragrapben uuSmeibeutig aus.
9eiproben tDorben.
Die 5olsen ber gntideibuns oss
Staatsietretdrs finb einfa1 ld9erIid.
.Surn Berein", r9dngerbunb@,
rVoltsfeh9 finb Worie, bic benz Mme.
ritaner 10 geldufig finb tpie benz Deut.
f9en uub bic er iebenfaus ebenio gut
oeritebt uie bic i6redll6en ausbrtde
s@lee Club oSer Singing Spciets~.
Wie ieIeu fol9e Worte mte .gi9ens
franz" unb s2iebertafel@ iiberiebt tpers
ben2 gs banbelt fi9 bier einfa1 nm
etn Stad itupioen, eusbersigsn Nati,
biSmus.
Wenn ber Staatsiefretdr eoniequent
feiu nil, 10 muB er In 3utunft aud
ole bic Beta alpha Rappa~ Dereine
Der ameritaniI6en Colleges berbieten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05
Gin NatiOmal: Tifdsrei aonareR

Ius JiOriba fOmmt bic Gunbe, boB
@ouoerNeur 9lorbam eineu gtatioaaI.
Jiidereis 8onareB auf ben 19. Sanuar
1898 noh 5ampa berufen Lat vpon
Der Wihtigteit Der Gii13udt In ben
@ew1Hern DeS 2anbes cur9brungen
unb BON Der 6eitiebuns beliinmter
WaBregsln uub Meihoben. I'M bic 10,
tale Werni6iuns pieIer Irten pertbboIs
Ter unb nabrbafter Slide su perbius
bern."
Sn feinem Nufruf fast Der @Ober.
nor, baB bic Gif6ereis@ommiih bes
gnnbes an bemaongreB uoliten 4ntbeil
nebmen uirb. Gr erfu6t bic @ouoer.
neure uuo bic Iii6tommiifionen Der
oerihieDenen Staaten, SeIegaten su
benz aougreB 3u ienben. Die .Wais
terfarmen" Der Der. Staaten. b. b.
bic Ceeaus, See. unb GluBfiidereien,
tpelde bGs 8olf nit 10 mafienbafter
Nobrung Deriorgen t6nnen, ndren al.
,utebr perna6IdiRgt uub mhbteu beKer
flltiDirt merben.
WSlt bieiem ,5ifherei SonareB fob
cine grOBe 2lus fequug BON Sii6en,
ShtlbtrOten. Srebien. Selen, 6auten,
Aufern, 66Ddmmen u. (. 10. Derbun.
ben werben. Sapan wirb aud eineu
Selegaten Ienben, tnb ioIde eruariet
man ebenfalls Don @ngIaub, 9eutl9.
lamb unb 5rautrsid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05

blaien, sarten, aber auffalleno intels
ligenten @eli6t.
Oils pdre er Der Serr i'm Oouie, nit
Ser iiheren 6reibeit ber pornebm 9e.
borenen uno er3o9enen Ginoer trat er
bem 6remollns 9e9eniiber.
vWarl6 fort, mas pilllt Su bier?"
sd milf 81 meinem @robpater uno
i'd sebe ul6t fort.
User 1T benn Tein @ro6pater?"
Scr Baron BON @erft in Sese>
bort"
sDu liislt, bas lit ia mein @'roB,
batter. Du willit mobl bier teblsn?"
Saum mar baS bGIe @ort sefallen,
ba padte bic 6ault bes Seleibisten ben
geleiOi9er an Der grult.
Gin fnabenEaftes 0ain9en entltanS,
aber 3usleid rief Elm 3etergeiGrei oer
blonben Glfe Die ganSe Gii6geiellidaft
aus bem 9leben3immer berbei.
Sn Der na6lten Sefunbe mar bic
ainoersruppe umringt unb elm paar
frdftige 6duite riiien bic aampfenoen
auseinanoer ooer oietmebr ben Sieser
bon oem 8eiie9ten, benn S1nre mar
gleid beim erlten an9riff bon Dem
Sremben gu 8ooen selporfen.
p@as sibt's? @as lit? Mie fam
bas? @ie foumt Der 9etteljunse biers
ber?" rief unb fraste man erre9t bur6>
einanoer.
Die itarfe, rotbe Sauit Snfel Soits
belt BEN unliebl amen Giuoringlins
am Genif, ipie eine eiierne &lammer,
bic er per9eblid) abSuidiitteln itrebte,
unb ebenio felt belt bic meiBe, nerpige
Sano Der Sausfrau, elmer ltattliden
Dame nit iilbersrauem Sdeitel, in
raui6enben moiree antique gefleibet,
ben 9lrm bes Oelinquenten.
Cine aufsereste Gruppe un1sab
Smre. Seine Mutter, cine nod
biibide, febr 3arte Slonbine, bielt i'm
auf benz Sdoob, iein 0sater, elm
nlanen<Nittmeiiter, fniete Dor linn
unb foridte dngitlib, oh er ni6t Sdas
ben 9enommen ipdbrenb einise dltere
uno jiingere Dameu ansftpull faltes
g8ai1er uno Gau be Cologne sur Stdr,
flung boten.
$50 fointnit On ber? g8ie fommit
Du bier berein?" idrien Snfel Soft
bic @roBmuma unb Der Sausberr, elm
marfiider 2anoeoelmann, BON rnpers
fdiidtem 3ppus, ben permeintli1en
getteljuu9en on.
ngSie faunit Du Old unteriteben,
Old an Oem Sumter au uer9reifen, Ou
tleiner eunp, 0u 3iseuner!" rief
Sntel Soit, iubem er i'm mie einen
jun9en Suno i6iitteite uno ibm elm
paar berSbafte 4ifTe perieste.
Geines S9ortes md1tie, betdubt unb
iiberwdlii9t itraubte lid oas Sinh,
mad 6reibeii unb sltbem rinsenb, aber
man belt es uur uln 70 felter uub Die
Sniiffe bes Snfel Soits fuuroen eius
oringliGler.
9lnoere batten Die 0ieneri1ait bers
beigernfan, aber ratblos ltanben @uns
pert, Der alte Diener, Gmilie, bic erlte
aannerjun9fer, G4iuna, Sas Sanss
mdo6en unb i9lieBlitb aud Srau Wler,
tens, bic g8irtbldaiterin. aeiner
tOunte iaseu, mie uno lpo ber fleine
gasabuno in ben Saul sefommen mar.
sSortiesuno folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05
8ertraue tbnt.
Sic brauden
Scott's Emulsion.

Wenn Sic -Ohren 2lpothefer
oanad frasen uno es erbaIten, -
oiirfen Sic ibm pertrauen. Solte
er Jbnen ieood etwas oseraoe f.
sutes" anbietsn, 70 wlroe er ban.
beIn, ais wenu ihm Elm pom 4rst
sefdriebsnes Rssspt, pom psldsm
osrislbe eans bsitimmte Rsfuliate
erwortet falfh ausfuhrt. I'm Den
Nuben pon einem o6er spei Pen.
MES gu ersieIen, piiroe er nit e..
ben uno GOO fpielen. Ginem
foIden 1f1anns f5nnen Sic niht
trouen. Sic follten bas erbalten
wonaa Sic fraseu uno woflr Sic
sahlen, fei IS nun SCOTS Gmals
non ODER etpds anoeres.
30 gsnts sns t1.oo.
sceTT q sowsx. Chemists. New Yerk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05
8eitaemake @arnuua.

1abt Sbr Electric Bitters@ berIu6t
gegen Malarias uber We1iel. Jiebers
Wenn es In 3eit senommem miro,
tang gelbes Jieber abaeuenbet uer.
ben. Seriudt es iofort unD Sbr m6st
elmer iflimmen 4rantbeit entgeben.
Gum Bertauf In allen Npotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05
Senne1ee Centennial, Naiboille,
yeuueiIee

Wom l. Mai bis /. Rooember 1897.
@aten bia 5. & 8. N.,@ifenbabu pou
Sau Nutouio iinb pie foIgt: $3.50
8ilIette. Iimitirt gu 10 3agen, gum
8erfaufe Gieu8tagS unb Gonuer8tags.
$25.20 8illette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34 35 SilIette ghItig bis /. 9tob. '97.
8. W. Stone, gD. 6. Gigsbp,
slgenten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05
Rad nub bou Gmropa.
syabrplat 8 Menoeruna.

Die Snteruatioual & Great Nortbern
Vt. Ut. giebt einen neuen Gabrplau
beraus. Der am Donnerstaa, ben s. Suli
In 9raft tritt. Wesen Ndberem tpenbe
man f6 on bic Ngenten Der 8eieuf fhaft.
o. 5. price, q. 3. G. 8. u.
paleifine, 5eras
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ct. 2ouis ssair bonn 4. Bis 8.
Cftpber inclufine.

9ie s. & q. 81. ". q. uirb Wunb.
reife'gilIette nod ct. 2ouis. Wso.. FIR
stnen Jabrpreis sum yertaufe ausfieI.
len, bonn 8. bis 8. Ottober ineIusipe.
Sur Mfdreife eaItig bis sum IL Oft.
S.S. priee. @. .. 6 IA.
paIehine. 3eras.
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ct. SoniS 2lnsffeunng Snm 8. Set
tember bis 23. Cftpber.

Die 5. & o. q. ". q. toirb febeu
Gienifas unb Oonuerfas bonn 3. Sep.
tember bis 81. Otiober &unbreile. e.HiI.
lette nod st. Souls, &c., au II sgabr.
preiie pertaufen. Oiefe Billefte Rub
snr HetOurfabrt 10 sase slltis.
.. 5. pries O. q. 81. q.
palefius, deyas.
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Gin tuertbnpues 3ecept.

Ser &ebafteur Morrilon BON Der in
8Ortbin9ton, Snbiana. eri9einenben
"Sun" i6reibt: ,,Sie baben Elm iuert6=
poles &ecept in oem @lsetrie 8itters
uno i6 fam baiielbe nit eutem @e,piI=
len in alien 6dlen BON 8erltopiuns unb
Mtisrdue empfeblen, unb als elm al,
semeines Wiittel Sur Quffriidung bes
Spitem bat es gar nidt ieines @lei-
den." 5rau 9lnna Steble, 1925, Got.
tase @roue Npenue in Gbicagp, fublte
ii9 pollitdnois erid6pft unb abseipannt,
fie litt on Ippetitmansel, @erbauun9s-
bel6merben. &iidenI6merSen unb einem
fortwabrenben @efiibl Der Sdmdhe uno
@rmattuns. Se9s Slalden electric
Gitters itelten ibre @eIunbbeit ipieoer
ber unb perlieben ibr neue &raft unb
StGrfe. Treis SO Gents unb $1.OO.
Wan belor9e iid cine Slaide in Der
Npptbtfe bon S. &altaper & Con.
Grnnoetssntbanie uebertrasnuser.
5eurp IeH an Molie Bennett,
8runbfad in 2ubbod Str. s135.
Wan Tam es teinem 8eli@t ans
feben mas Der @igenibumer fid barauF
einbil0et.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-05

9. 5. Sdmibt, 0ouiton, 5eras, III
aueiniger Neent fir Gimer & Qtmenos
Ne3ept SfD. 1851, tueI6es &beuma,
tlSmus beilt. Cine 6lai1e beueil. es.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

The practice OF wetting lead PEN
@ on the tongue before using 1t 10 al
unclean habit, to say the least, anu
perhaps also dangerous one, says the
Medical Review.
Recently woman OF fine bearing
and elegantly dressed stepped into thr
counting room OF one OF the local
papers OF a large city to insert an all
vertisement. Having no pencil OF her
own, she picked up u pencil which
Was tie1 with string to a pat used
Tor writing. Al OuCe she moistoned
the leal with her tongue anu negan 10
write.
An elderly woman who was stand.
ing by reminded her shat the pencil
had JUST been used by su
Id man, ragged and dirty, q, cay
and filthy, who also had con-
IrAoted the same habit OF wetting the
pencil on his tongue every time he
wrote a word. Toe disgusied woman
flung the pencil away aud scOlde1 the
young man behind the couoter until
ne sharpened brand new pencil fol-
her use anu benefit.
The habit 10 n foolish one. Instead
Of MAILING the pencil write more free
ly and easily, IL hardons 1t and makes
II write blurred and irregular.
Newspapermen anu those who use
lead pencils a grestldeal never dsmpeu
the lead IL the mouth or with q
sponge. Besides beng Injurious to the
lead, Ii 10 dangerous habit, inasu UGH
rs disease has beeu known to be- con.
veyci in that way into tbs System.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
HIS WIFE LOVED ANOTHER.
D. I. R.ddICk HeaFt-brOken B'CluSe
OF Her UnlalthillleSS.
She aud william Isbinsou Arrested
for Criminal Intimacy fhe
wrouged MANS story.

ID. II. Reddick, colore1 Pullman
porter, is heart-broken indlviduai--
heart-Orokon because the woman OF
his choice and the one whom he vowed
to protect and support, has proved un-
true to him. Despite his pleadiugs
with her to persuade his legally.wed-
dcd wife to 70 urn to him, II has been
all In vain and now she fnds horsel.
in q prison cell. awaiting hearing on
n charge OF undue relationship with
another.
Tho arreat was made early this
morning by OH ,orl BuSblige and
Jsnney, ami the msn who has won
the woman's Hllal affections ami
ls also branded with the same charge,
Is William Robinson, prlvats
in tho rwsnty-fourth U. s. Infantry,
now btallousd at Fort Douglas. The
couple Were arrested together In -
house. Conducted by Mrs. Garter and
located under the shadow OF the olu
city hall, and was ELECTED through a
warrant Issued and sworn 10 on the
23fd Ut last month.
Mr.. Rsadlck 10 the complainant and
tells a wUeful story OF his wife's un-
iaithiulness. The couple was married
in this city February IL, 1892. owe,
Tor such 10 the woman's uamt, had
been married before aud as the issue Of
such marriage, was the proud possess
s0r Of a bright little boy, (which Mr.. He'd
jicS took to aud cherish,d as his own.
de WINS devoted TO his wife and DID
everything IN his power to make her
comfortable AMI happy. Engaged as
Pullman porter, his employ meDt took
nm away from home at nights anu
this is what LED to the woman's down
fall. She became acquainted with
Mrs. Garter the woman ABOVE referred
10 and in her acquaintance with her,
tell Ito the mpauy Of OlheTs-gen.
tiemen In particular.
Time went on and II came to MI.
Reddick's ears that his wife ar enam'
ored OF another. Again and again did
he implore her to "Hhake" her new
ncqaintances, but to no avail. Mrs
Il ddica was taken up with another
and cared but little for her lawful
husband. Finally, heartbroBen and
driven TO almost desperation, he gave
his partner up as "lOst''and proceeded
to put her and heT paramOur in the
hands OF the law. Meanwhile, how
ever, Mrs. Reddlck mad planted a
suit for divorce, which proceeding
Is now pending in the courts.
In her complaint she alleg es
lack OF Eupport-s char, Q which her
husband states Is not tue, as repeated
ly has no offered her money, but as
often has she refused the same.
TIE stJry above ia substantially as
told by Mr.. Rsidiok to News repor-
ter to-day. He feels his position kesnly
but thinks the twain should be pu ..
lshed for their lack OF obglIence to the
laws OF the State.
After Mira. Rsdlick'J arrest the
wiongtd husband look another view
oi the c,se AID Ireierred IA charge
against RobiDso while tho woman
wa, relea, a iron custody. This sol
| dief's hear ing will occur Def, r. ] usIic,
Wenger tomorrow at O'Clock. Hi.
| bOni WAS fixed ut $3.50 anu Attorney
Hutchinson Is looking alter him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
MINOR MENTION.

Councilman B. II. Lloyd left N 1 W
York for home today.
Philip Spry, who was stricken with
paralysis some tow weeks ago Is mucn
improved In health.
Secretary OF State Hammond has re-
turned from Cache county, whittier @
went on business yesterday.
William IL. Brame Of Salt Lake
county, and John Williams of Emery
county have been c. mmissioneu notRr-
ies public.
State Senator SmOot, OF Prove, was
In the city today, accompanied by his
brother, George, VINO leaves for Europe
"a missionary Oh Saturday eveun /,
next.
Just now big Iush Of business IL
reported from the she;ifi's flee. Mo,
OF the work IL done Ia experimenting
petty thleves-men who steal hoisee,
wagons, harness anu grain. Civ,i
matt are almost giyel he ego by"
ut Sheriff Lewis's headquarters these
uays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullon-C. S. Reynolds, Maine; George
Johnson. Ogden; W. T.. Boiah Boise,
Ida; J. T.. Hills, c. ii. Hills, Frankfort,
Ind; Mrs. II. @. Wilson, San Francisco;
Rev. II. IL. Goltwaltz, Cambridge; James
Sellar, singapore. India; j. A. Wright,
NJ u. Smith, Md. Middlobury, "; j.
w. Blake, Arlington, Ore; j. a. john
ston, Deer Lodge, Mont
walkor-A. l.. wyman, James d
SMITH, Bradford, Pa; j. r. Holman
May Jewell Smith, Mrs. Watson, Charles
ton, w. Va; Charles Hopper and wife,
Ogden; Ed. Tracey, w. Teltord, Mer-
cur; f. w. Brennoman ard vito, Carbon,
WSo.; b. f. Knowlton Jr.. Farming
ton.
Tompleton-C, d. Hopgood, Walter
Adkins, Los Angeles; Rev. f. j. Mynard
Neil Mcneil, Bos on; w. L. Grant, Miss
Nellie Grant, wasea, Mimi; Col. w. q.
Ronald and wife, Seattle, WASH; j. T..
. Melyouoy, city
Knulsford- Edward Bodenhamer, Mrs.
Thomas Huech Talmage, Miss lie cham
and two maids, Il. ID. W. Rose and wife,
New York; w. II. Clark and vito, Dallas,
Texas John $. Woman and wife, PrOvi-
dence, II. l.; Cswlyn l.. Iuling, Bon
nington, VI; Mrs. II. A. Willard, Holy
oke, Mass; q. l.. Abbott, Boston; Robert
z. Harkins, Chicago; Miss w. IL. Boards
ley. Helper, Utah.
Grand Pacifc-E. S. Terry, Kansas
City, Mo-: w. Il. Wilmer, Denver; Mrs.
NJ. Propst, Rawlins, Wyo.; NJ. q. Hogan,
Ogden, Utah; Fred Barker, Morcur; VIM.
Moyle, san francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
IN MINING CIRCLES.
An Improved Tone To the Local Stock
Market.
GOOD BUSINESS IN THE PIT TODAY.
Two Sales OF Ctniennial.Eureka STOCK
A Promising Claim - Work at
the M.rcur-Newlon District

Considerable activity marked to-
Days call on 'ohange and 1t was not
until good record had been made 10
the brokers filed out OF the pit. Whila
there was very little change In the
figures the market on the whole hhu
an improved tone which seems 10
augur well for brisk business In the
near future.
Anchor was unchanged while AJAX
fell to b5 cents in the bidding with the
stock offered at 65 cents. Bullion
Beck was tribe stronger. than ON yes-
tefday but still remains in the eiumps
when the real value OF the stock Is
taken into confederation. Centenniai'
Eureka created q bit Of a surprise when
IL ohronicled couple OF transfers, the
stock selling In small blocks at s4S anu
$40. The Dalys were practically station
my while Geyser improved and had
its hast bid at $l22H, with the stock as
an offering at 81 81. Mercur was IN
stiIl better shape and was wsnIei AZ
s7,lO, but holdeIB refused TO part with
The stock under the reasonable CURE
ofS720. Mammoth was low anu un-
Interesting, while Sunshine suffered
another bear attack and SOLD at ~
cents; tho closing bid for the atock was
224 cents. Utah stoo some what In the
background and dollar was the pest
bid received.
South Swansea opened up tho hEht
for the unlisted stocks In stationary
condition. Swansea fell back In the
bidding, but Northern Light remained
In gDod shape and aold at S2H and SS
cents, while ], 200 sharea weh, at oI14
oents, buyer go days. Little Piitsburg
advanced ~ the bidding and selu
heavily RttB aud Fl cent?, the latter
Il tute was ,..e olosl,.s bid. Buckley o
was a iiifis backward.
The closing figures were as foilowi
LIFTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
Died of Pneumonia.

HENRIEvILLE Noy.27, ls97.-The
people Of this place all sympathlze
with Brother and Sister EUenezer
Savage, who are called to mourn over
the loss OF their little son, David
Henry, aged three and a half years.
The little boy succumDed to an attack
OF pneumonia on March IL, 1897, after
au illness OF two weeks. Friends and
relatives DnxiUusly watched and watt
sd upon him, doing all in their power
10 relieve his suffering, nut death was
the only relief. David Henry was an
exceptionally bright boy, was a great
iavorlte among bis PLAY ma es, and was
looked upon by his parents as lad OF
great promise. G. A. Ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
Police Court Notes.

A number OF transieuls applied for
lodgings at the police station last night
and were booked for vagrsney. In tne
police court today they pleaded guilty
and got from 10 to % Jays each in tn e
city jail.
Harry Gardner violated the bicycle
ordinance and was fined So.
II. Il. Andrew and q. w. Burr0wR,
both arrested for fighting, had their
cases dismissed.
Yee Yen, The Chinese "bRnkeT"who
skipped b Colorado with roll OF his
country money, had his hearing
for grand larceny set for p. m. Fri.
day.
Isaac Rodgers, against whom stood
a charge OF violating the garbage ordl-
nance, was found guilty hut sentence
was suspended.
Several prostitutes forfeited the
usual amount as keepers and inmat es
OF houses OF ~ lame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25
PAROWAN NOTES.
PARowAN, March q, ls9

PARowAN, March 81, 1897.
To tho Editor.
We have heard OF dog fights attract.
ing everything that wore pants from
all else, but were never acquainted
with an incident when fist fight
several hundred miles blatant, drew as
many OF the masculine gender Of one
little town to one spot as did the
Fiizs mmOns.COrbeit combat. Around
uur teleg raph Office on March 18th, o,
the searches ami Investigations the
overalls did get in hopes OF dis.
covering just one dime, or even a
nickel, TO pay tor the coveted bul.e 10
that would convey the tidlnrs OF the
savagery perpetrated by those british
pugilists In Chrson City, Nevada.
II 81. Patrick could only have exer.
cised mercy sufficient for US to expel
such abusers OF human bodies and
minds to the region he bsnished the
other lOathsome reptiles to, we would
have had q better showing OF fathers
and husbands at our RI Is. reunion,
VI Ahu tuE 6llIll
born OF heaven were impaired TO ali
those receive. The historical address
on the Relief society," by SisterlLe n IA
Orion was real Information that
was worth lreRaurlng. The must.
cal selections by Professor Dur.
ham and choir, and recitation ny
Sister Don McGmgor, were well cal.
CulBlel to cause our thuugGts 10 SOAR
to higher things.
Among the speakers were two aged
sisters, Sister Mary Decker and Aunt
Pauline Lyman, who were a. Nauvoo
at the time OF the origin ci the Relic.
society by The Prophet ,seph. Aunt
Paulina portrayed the condition and
circumstances Of the Saints at that
date. Bishop Adams paid tIiblie OF
praise to the sisters, explained hUw tue
storing Oi wheat was proving Oless-
ing tU our own towns, tho trying
sengOn having caused many ~ fail
short f. broad supplies, aud these
parties being GccOmm Iustou from the
society TO be repaid wiih IutcreBt.
Though MOI so loyal u his native
c.un.ry, the Emerald isis, as to wear
tue greco, Bishop Adams, appreciate ,
tbs con ciIence Of tbs Relief society
organization occurring on 81. Patrick
day. The festivities closed with q
"RIuup" picnic ana old ume dancing
party.
On the evening OF March 20, Auut
Psullna Lyman's relatives, together
with few OF Der mary itienIs,
gathered at Der house, Rs surprise
party, la tie honor OF ner sew =utieth
bitthdEy, A more loving, cOpEenial
spirit could scAcely Tolgn In the
hoarta OF SO many. Sister Lymau
IL regarded by the people here
as subject worthy OF high hoboT.
Ever since her childhood her timo
and lat0rs have been devoted TO the
welfare OF her fellow creatures. Al
the tender age Vt Thirteen, n Nauv0o,
che was engaged as a nurse Tor the
sick. She was one OF those driven
from one location to another for
rlghteousness' sake, part OF the time
setting as teamster, anu finally reach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Two feet Of hi h. rade ore Is rei o ted
disc vorej on the HOO level + o
great Oltario.
the brokers on 'chango todty had
another discussion on the bid snd offer
question, aud when they came to VOC
on the proposed new rule, covering
that point, 10 anu behold, the quorum
wnich was once there hal dwlndled
down TO noneutity, hence no action
could be taken.
Rich field Advocate: Barton G..
Kimbnil, Salt Lake m ming man,
aud A. J. Moore went from Rich ijeld
10 Belknap last Thursday evening Rsd
next morning rods hUrsebfck TO Gold
Mountain. Mr.. Klmball hss an eye
Oh the Butler Beck property, now IN
tho hands OF JUDGE w. w. Wallace,
and returned 10 Zion Saturday with
n big saokiul OF tamples TO be tested.
Grand Valley Timet: The death OF
Captain jackson will be u severe llas to
the Blue Mountain district, as he was
mAu OF activity, anu 1t takes such
men, and the more the better, to adj
vance any country. The work he has
under way la the development OF his
claims will undoubtedly be carried on
by thUFe associated with him.
Ogden Switch: A letter received
from General Manager Baker of the
Consolidated Mining company, whose
property Ia located ON Gold Hin north
OF Brigham City, contains instructions
or the superintendenS to push opera.
tiuns Oh the Drift now being run from
the working tunnel to cut the old Gar.
iield vein with all possible speed, AMI
to Increase the force II Necessary. The
property is showing up hneiy and
every days WORK now counts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-25

Inc Salt Lake City In 1913. Sister
Lyman was one OIL the tesouers OF the
ilfst school taught at Farmi gton.
Three OF her sons lie In the silent CITY,
not one OF them dyiug natural
dea b. with all her trials aud hnrd-
Ship, she has place 10 her hoart iot
two OF her hu.ba d. (Amnsa Lymeu)
motheriess children, besider her own
large family, who, until they were
men, had their place in the family
circle. She ia master OF number
professions, dressmaker, weaver anu
tailor. Since attaining her sixiieth
year abe graduated In obstetrics end
received her diploma 10 practicc.
rne history of Aunt PAuliua'a iiiit
would make an intensely Interesting
volume. May she be spared 50 long as
life is desirable! IL. L. w.