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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
District Officers, Meeting.

On Saturday, the Goth inst, the
school district officers will assemble by
suggestion of Superintendent Brint.
nall, in the court room, Saturday, the
26th inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ. to dis
cuss educational matters. The topics
that will be presented for considera.
ton are as follows:
School Building and Grounds, Benz.
Currey; discussion led by Fred P.
Schomber, w. Heath and E. A. Col.
Inns.
Special School Taxes, if ANY, and
How Much? ]. r. Cannon; discussion
led by l.. 8. Barnard, A. J. Chambers,
Mrs. Cora Sanger and John Rogers.
How Much School Should Dis
trict Have? T. J. Miller; discussion
led by Tom Ismay, Mrs. r. B. Dodge,
A. Webster and A. C. Page.
The Frequent Change of Teachers,
Effect and Remedy, Mrs. H. Eckert
discussion led by Mrs. Florence
Clough, John A. Mckenzie and Peter
Stewart.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
About Wormy Apples.

The cause of so many wormy APP
ples is because the moth that pro
duces the worms find so many places
to deposit their eggs in the moss and
rough bark. This may be prevented
by the timely use of a wash or spray
Of caustic potash. Make strong So
luton and apply with brush or spray
which removes the moss and increases
the growth of the tree, kills all vermin
and fungus growth. When used as n
spray, apply before the leaves start; as
a wash it may be used at any time.
Red Seal Lye is tie only pure potash
in the market, as it contains neither
salt nor soda.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18

luCouipCI0to iu hiS hi"uhCI vi PAO'
senting them. He has probably
never heard the wise old adage
"Vinegar never catches flies"
The application for extradition
papers made by California's execu-
tive upon his accidency. to return
Jos. Swartz to that state for alleged
theft of diamonds, has been refused,
on the ground that the papers sub.
mitted did not charge the crime for
which it was proposed to return the
prisoner to the Jurisdiction of the
Golden State. Mr.. Israel represented
Swartz.
The Thurston County Bar met
Saturday afternoon and after several
members had passed feeling eulogies
upon the character of Judge Aver,
who had been stricken down in the
prime of manhood and at the acme of
his success as a judicial officer, resolu.
tons were presented and adopted by
the association expressive of its high
appreciation of him in public and pri-
vate life.
The Nympian says in its Wednes-
days issue, "Once more has March
changed her tactics and her behavior
is quite commendable again" Now
every pupil in rhetoric knows that the
third month was so called in honor of
Mars, the god of war, and whenever
personified it takes the masculine
gender. Now why couldn't little Oily
hold still and thus save herself from
putting her foot into her little mouth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
GETS A " MOVE on"
THE PRESIDENT FORCED FACE
THE INEVITABLE.

Democracy Proposes to Celebrate
JeffersOn's Birthday - Inquiry
Into Extent of Government
by Injunction" - The McthO-
dists Relieved" - Representa-.
tive Knowles Admirable Apo.
thems in Reply to Goldbugs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
SOME PERTINENT QUERIES.
SPOOPENDYKE.
EDITOR STANDARD:

EDITOR STANDARD:
The new "wide open" bicycle ordi-
nance says that from fifty minutes
after shutdown "until daylight the
next morning." all bicycles running
on the sidewalks, shall be provided
with lighted lamps or lanterns. Now
who is to determine when it is day.
light? In case of accident, or damage
to pedestrian, in the early morning
watches, from collision with an I'M
lighted bicycle, what tribunal is en-
powered to determine whether the time
OF the accident was before or after the
advent of daylight?
In case bicycle comes in collision
with a pedestrian and smashes basket
OF eggs he is carrying home from
market, who is to decide whether the
machine was run under or over four
miles an hour?
The ordinance requires all bicycles
" to be provided with a BELL" whether
running on the street or sidewalk. Is
it understood that the bells shall be
rung at proper times, or are they only
to be carried merely for ornamental
purposes? Again, suppose the little
baubles are rung, and in case of mis-
chief the lady who is knocked down
swears she did not hear the squeak of
the bell, who is going to decide the
vexed question as to whether the bell
was rung or was not rung?
These little things, should be under
stood, Mr.. Editor, before the time
comes to have them them tested in n
court of inquiry and damage suit.
GROWER.
The little steamer Curio ran into a
snag, last week, about five miles up
the Chehalis river from Montesano,
and sank so quickly that the persons
on board had barely time to escape to
II raft of logs. The passengers were
John Foster, wife and child, and Cap
tain Ed. Smith and wife. The cargo
of potatoes and oats slid off the deck
into the river and is total loss. Mr..
Foster had about two tons OF potatoes
and Patrick Carroll five or six tons OF
oats Oh board.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
RzpUshIcHNIsN IN 1921.

The Republican party demands
the use of both gold and silver as
standard money, with restrictions
and under such provisions, to be
determined by legislation, as will
secure the maintenance of the par
ity of values of the two metals, so
that the purchasing and debt-paying
power of the dollar, whether Of gold.
silver or paper, shall be at all times
equal.
The American people, from ira
dition and interest, favor bimetal-
lism.
-Ertrdets from Nat. Platform.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18

The gambling games in Seattle,
which had been closed for policy's
sake just before election, opened up
the night of election, after the vote
had been counted. Even Mayor. ELECT
Humes thought that the sports showed
"indecent haste" in the matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18
Wanted.

Capable girl for general housework.
Must be willing to milk gentle Jer-
sey cow. Small family. Permanent
place. Good wages.
Mrs. GEO. B. LANE,
West Bay Ave.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18

CYRUS A. MENTzER is the fusion
nominee for Mayor of Tacoma, and a
lawyer by the name of Nickeus is the
candidate of the Republicans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-18

THE naval committee of Congress
has agreed upon expanding 1880
Oh Port Orchard drydock. 1t will be
devoted to furnishing water supply,
electric plant and erecting workshops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
IN THE POLICE Court.
Judge Timmony wfsslei with The Usual Grind
Of Old and New 0aenses.
STONE PAYS A Hw.OollAR FINE
Dor Cruelty 10 Animals several vaKs his
posed of-A Ulddy oiri Gets sis,y
Days In JsiL

In enc police court this afternoon
Hattie johnson pleaded guilty 8, q
charge ~ prostitution and was SON
ttrecl 90 serye sixty days In the ci;y
JAN
John Dunlop pleaded MT guilty 60
charge of vagranoy and was as
charged with wssnlnE 90 get out u
town.
T.. j. XIX was called upon % face
a similar charge, but Az De claimed
GO b. an Inmate ~ the poor house and
pleaded nJt guilty. hls case was post
ponod am 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
John Wilson hal been arrested Tor
bsEgIng aud upon bcing asked 20 plead
b. nll h. was guilty. but would be
rlad 90 set ont ~ town N given rho
0rp1riumy The mun was afflicted
with a loathslme disease ana Judas
Tlmmlny WIS glnd e. discharge him
aud lrt him 40.
Slfuriay on q charge ~ cruelty 10 au-
finals but who failed q, show up f1r
trial after having been RELEASED on his
owu rcc1gnlznncr. was fned g.. which
was pad by stones wife. who was
quite hurry a. having Co give up the
money.
VIM. GOODWIN was arrested On sun
day morning and today plcAded not
guilty 60 n charge ~ frusphsa. Some
witnesses wrrc examined and Goodwin
was given nlnety dAya In Jan. The
Tough tendency ~ his character hid q
great Zeal 60 DO with tho sln<encc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

irfnntfy. vouni.d IN leg; Atthur
sparks. company g. iith Infantry.
wounded in thiHhi Daniel } Gr1y, chm-
pouy 81. iith Infantry. wounded In less
inman Sanders musician, i5th .ufun-
'rA, wounded in l0s IuIl ]. Niiiaklr.
company H. ilth Infru.ra wound a ln
'E3 Gcurr curtis. battery ID.
artillery wounded 900 choft
WIN NogHItUr Company, liih lnfln.
ny wounded in neck
samuel Frye. Battery -. 5th artil-
l'iy, wounded boo Ghost
Henry gauiCk Company n. iith In
iuuirN, wounded ln rIluW.
Frank g. Frank. company e.. 10Th
,. nnsylvauil, wounded u thigh.
~ udnra LuhOid. Company ]. tGih
infantry. wounded ln elbow
boorae Whlilrck Company g.. iGth
f4Hu7ylvanln, wounded lu th.gn.
the following uipUfH. suffering from
various Kinds 90 f.vor liHl came ON
III Relief!
Asst sur. charles 4. Robins. 9Th
W., typhoid fovgb nnd the following
suffering from romIHHnt mllariai
trt Lieut. charlea Green, End wis.
cunHlu.
Frat Lieut. Frank Dayton. 9th M.
First LI0ul jos sh1waltrr. 9th 90.
Second Lieut. Ralph sherman. Gth
Also Captain Arthur Ice. nr,ish mill.
linfy at,uchcc, inicrmi,tcnt mll5rIil
frNff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
rur RrLIrf ARRIVES.
len Deaths from Typhoid Occurred on the
NolaEe and 1873 Mnrn slck.

Washington. Aus. is.-Thc United
States hospital ship Relief has arrived
with sick aud wounded on board.
The relief left Ponce On tho IAN and
MayagucE on the 18Th Inst. shc carried
eh sick and wounded soldiers from
Gen. Miles army. Ton deaths from
typhoid fever occurred On the voyage.
Nine ~ tho victims were buried "a Hua.
The body ut Major Lawrence Smith M
Philadelphia, surgeon, q. =. v, who
dlCd tt aaa August 10, was enclosed ln
a metallic cuinn. ANA brought here.
-Four deaths from iylhnid fever oc-
CURED un ih1 Relief while che was ly-
Ink IN Ponce harhoF, The bodies % these
four Wcrg taken ashore and buried.
They wtrH'
phli.p K1pp. corporal. Company X.
10Th pruuHylynnlA.
Aaron sullivan. private. Troop 4.
aih q. 3 cavalry.
rh.9. uranron. private. Company 4.
2nl Wisconsin.
Chari,s \, currler private, L. 3,
hospital rlrpT.
Following arc the names ~ the nine
mon buried 40 sea-
Richard NJ. stevens, OF T5xar,
packer
charles A. Ward. private. company =.
Sixteenth Infantry.
Holland Thompaon. private. hospital
coph
loyal Young. private. company a.
NluntCpnth Infantry.
lsHllg li iirown. private. company l.
Sixth ll,Inoii.
John l., Farnoy. private. company \.
sixteenth pennsylvania,
Coo. Wenlen, quart rmaHtcr sergeant
company g, sixth MaaHtcnuHrttf,
W. Reed, private, company X, Fourth
Ohio.
lrylnr Campbell. corporal, company
c. Third Illinois.
Tho total number OF eases NJ typhoid
Tower on the Relief, Including nnrr
who have dled. was iG7, ana tho NUM-
Der aboard NJ her when aho arrived TO-
day was lll,
rhc Rcllaf also. brought twtnD
wounded mon. includnT three o,ilrurs.
the most Ot whom wvre shot ln the hnt-
dc near MnylTucz ON August TO- TN
names uf mo wounded arr;
Firft Llout. JOS, 9. byron, Eighth
cavalry, on Gen. Sowan'a stan, wound
cd IA foot.
First Lieut.. John T., Ilnlncs. ard mr..
tiliery. wounded In chest. First Lieut.
charles Hunter. LIST artillery Wou.lHi
tho thigh. Corporal Amos Wlkl',
company a, nth infantry, wounded In
chest; Corporal Joseph liyan, COM
Iuny A, nth Infantry, wounded In 1855
corporal John y. Beanulng, battery -.
IN artillery, wounded IN wrist, Corr
porrl John L. Johnson, company ID,
ith infantry, wounded In leg, ana the
following prlvatea;
Harry u. Asslek. company Y, nth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Must be WHITE IN C9,or OF Ky
Grey HOUND VARIETY anl e
following Painted in 8-inch Black Let
iera Oh their sides.
The Foreman 0f our ulHnF I'wps'
department. while dvcrf rlnf llt, W.,
lng 81 batch Of sALTAlk liNhi ~
POWDER. lost % Diamond stuu ~.
~ carats. Get in a e1WWn 9Hon -
Ring on stud. tn Dam , puas
white Stone. 10 vas pIrs.niel ~.
Foreman by his Sew YORK elll,l.seis
IN recognition " hi lhil'N ul'll .,,,
nav is0 ir r5id IN any % raH1 returning
same with me- can M skLrAlR BAk-
ING POWDER ln which .hs DIamon1.l
was found. On our office, ho'm w.
O'McarH fulidirr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

Notice iv hereby given by Salt Lake
CITY. a Municipal Cooperation. through
lA ,itasuiVr. TO The several owners
i holders - the 900 $1,000 h1nda vi
.lii city, barring date. september ist.
lh'. aui Issued ln pursuance OF
f.' tuition OF tho city Coun-
cl " Euid city, entitled.
"a Bs1luiion Providing Tor the h..
cue % Bonds f1r Corporate pur-
p1sss,' adopted July i0ih. ises. that
.aid Council un the 18Th day Oh August.
1875. hy e. rar1luii1n duly adopted ala
declare Flld bonds and each nf thtm
due and payable no the onicu OF the
city treasurer ~ said city ln said city.
un September iat. isqs. and that said
hnn1-hlldcfa and each M IN M nrc FUR
thrr notified that upon presentation 10
said bonds 80 said treasurer. at hia
said Office. they will be paid on said
FIRST day " said September said
bonds will cease t1 bear lntorcst from
the nrai day of September. PCS.
SALT LAKE cry CORPORATION,
by r. r. MORRIS. It, Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
DIED At the HOSPITAL.
Mrs.. George Bowles Passes Away Anef a Pro
lfae,ed Illness,


A very sad death occurred at r.
Marks hospital today In the demise VI
Mra. George Bowlcs, nee L1tlle ray-
lur. Of the Seventh ward. MIR b0Nlcs
has been at the hospital two or three
weeks and about ten days ago under.
went surgical operation. From this
rhe never completely recovered owing.
probably 10 her weakened condition.
Her illness was % n complicated char
Actpr and was pr0tmctOd IN ita dura.
ton covering a period " several
months She was known % b. In u very
critical state ~ health a. tho time
iihe was taken Ia the hospital but % was
fondiy hoped that the medical treat
ment and skilled nursing she would set
thcrr would result IN a SPEEDY tHcpv.
cry. nut an those were without hVnll
for at n O'Clock this f0rnOon she closed
her eyes In the sleep W death and
passed into the realms " another state
Of existence,
Tue deceased was beautiful young
woman. beloved by a host ~ friends,
She was In the thlrtloth year OF her
age, and leaves n grlcf.siftcknn huH.
band 90 mourn hor departure. Tho tun-
rrai win probably be held from the
seventh ward meeting house ON sun
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
MINOR nENTloN.

Tho board N TnrdlnH WIN NEE. IN
the supreme court room tomorrow
y A. ilartonH,nin. Frank Lun. Iaa.
7, Dunbar ilarlh Hampton ANA fam-
visit % Mlll y. nlR Cp,lnwool canyon.
Two ps1plc ~ Tolplr county Will take
thrIr annual excursion 3D. GARFIELD
Beach tomorrow and oil Rait LAX. clti.
HruH who nave friends and relatives On
WAT county nrp cordially invited 90
Join tha excursion and renew their
fr' nishp. a plgaaan. time 10 anti
uIlutHl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

County Surveyor wilkes IL NJ notH-
man attending 10 some professional
work this week.
State senator shufilln came down
from ogden today
Ex-Councllman W n. Dale ioft mr.
Idaho Falls ON n business trip last
evening. He cNopctu to be- back ON
Sunday next
Editor Standing ~ the Royolier Newa
was caller at the editorial sIuCtum
NJ this paper today llp went out Go
Salthlr this afternoon ~ enjoy tho re-
freshinE brcears of that delightful ~.
sort Like ull Newspaper mon De- likes
q bath and takes Il whenever oppor-
tunlty affords.
Manager cutler ~ the Utah sugur
Factory was la town today aud was
all smiles over the prospective heavy
output Of Haccharlne this year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
IELEGRAPMc sREMIIrs.

The Second district Republican, COM
grcrHiunnl convention 40 Atlanta CITY.
\. j. rcnomluaied John q. Gardiner
Cor Congress
The United States hospital ship re.
llef hlH arrived no Ncw York from
Porto Rico with sick and wounded
soldiers.
The naval foserycr ~ Rhode Island
lon thu navy yard. Philadelphia. today
Tor lthod. Island. They will be- honor
ably discharged.
The 4. =, trnnapor, ollvct,o from
Santi1gn with about 200 sick and
wounded soldiers aboard, arrived ht
Bort Monroe, Va. today.
The secretary Of war today ordered
the Fifty.Hocnnd Iowa regiment now
IN cump a. ChicknmauHa. 20 proceed
az once 60 DyH Moinoa, Iowa, where
they eventually Will BE- mustered out
Tho Republican congressional onn-
vrntlon % tho Ninth congressional
district "a Toledo. -, rrunmlnnted
CouErVufmln James ~. S1uthird FOR
representative today
There was au explosion today lt the
works 20 IN American luirilr Powder
Manufacturing Co, I. HuNllH, n. =.
ThrUr mon were luiurf 7, but none yUfs
Hsrigufly, ana IN nutu-nl lss Wsn
smail,
Tho war department. 90 Washington
today promulgated the taIn rates Tor
Porto Rico. The rate b. the spanish
minimum ~, mum, 'e. i n,,e'oi"rs 'ni''.. W
same az that Cor cuba
unltsd s.at,s Minister Hunter %
Guatemala cahlas the stale department
90 Washington, that G.u. M.InI.H.
leader of the revolution. y.a captured
iu cave on Wslua sluy Iul dIuu un
h,a way 90 pr.rlu It san Sebastian.
g.t.. t..t-,..-,..
pills. ini.. w oneb'a i1 aa,nms bi,
duilfs az chairman Of the American.
Canadian cHmmlasI \. %. moor. %
Llfayctle, who has been ipnaIntrI ON.
Clnl Hirnuer4HhDr. NiU r.nIrE a. ttIf,
ln that cily 0u Sturdy.
90,
inr volunteer W'uiH llW shfrlHon'd
~ fptt sAm ilph-l9n' i,Nn muuui,l
thlh morning az hi.Ik,lh. AMI marched
a nr,t''t as,ia1t ths f,.i r,,ni .l '3
tbrfr q,bs mater Al -. ,,,t.,
vestieailon.
The ntt1rucN.ggnrfnl has rendered mn
on'non ln Wh'eh Pc holdH that ihr word
goods IN the new war ravonue meas
ure1' aH nprN.ol % pAclhFea sent uy
pepl. ~ OF i,'l .hl' includes nlrk1F.H
s N'.n.l, e w. 'l,i,i'l' we nil ni JADE
W. a,s'l W, ,', ln..' nave
,vh., set. o., s,.,,.- .--,..
N,nt,t't Paint IT, ,,yt ny, nv
,yjti ,.ii,,i tiHt,r Co.. t,,, N, %.
commend M ~ fro5r9 Az tl,, ,.' ~,
r.ar1n of r'ni5ritv m mn ~, 80.
WHO was nrir'nliiv In comp,rJ ~ nv,
ramp. rsliuquishpd the communal a.,
Gon. Whefiar an hia superior In r,pt
ana Con. wheeler win follow mo a1rt'
course upon the arrival of grn. shlfirr
g..,,,.. r,,,,., 20 ,,,
MON in a., lHiugis, 1i,l. W. WV, ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

w. G. Lyman returned this morning
from visit 90 Park city. Hc reports
great activity In building ur thl burned
portion NJ tho city over thirty build
inga are m course ~ construction. The
PARK Cny hptol will Zoe ready fDr husi-
ness in n short time and lg % hand
sumo wood structure. dntior aud CONF
pany are building q fine business hiorN
and among the residences W. !. Any-
der ~ putting ~ n fine one. Work is
lnlng rushed upon sidewalks and wa
ttr mains. ana altogether the city is
recovering from the disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
REMAINS or VOLUNTEER luff.


The remains OF Volunteer a. ".
.un were hroaght home nom shnFmn-
cisco today arriving here over the Ore
pm short Limo this morning Ia Chnrgn
= lus'uh Nuiahltt, % brother of the
rclns,d, Who Nua ut his h,dlide when
De dird. iiuuy, another brother
Joined him at ogden, Thoy were met
ne me depot hy Borrowing relatives uud
iflgudH aud taken 90 The home of Mr.
ana SIN. luu lu the second wBrd. Tho
iArral viii Doc held frum the Twentieth
wand meeting house 90 Z O'clock an
nruV afternoon. A representation
ni thr National Guard viii be- ~ az.
tendance, ana the young volunteer viii
hs buried with tho hunora due a solder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19

Fully 100 pouona came down from
tho north today ana about half that
numblr came up from tho south ana
went oH 10 Hnltalr IN attend tho Cam
brian nHsorlntlun outing. A program
q rplrtl 10 helnE carried out this nttor-
noon nul thH svtuluR "a line musical
program, larTsly mndac up ~ ElAtgd1-
i0d pieces, VIII be- given, The trains
were literally summed with pcuple go.
luE out this Afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
SETTLE OUT OF COURT.
Mr.. G. F. PUTNAM IS OPPOSED TO II.


The whole % Chinatown turned F-
eeif loose On Justice McMnsier To-Day
by the denlzens thereof Invading h's
ciuri room and cha,i,ring IKE d ''.
OF wild goose. The occasion proved
20 be the preliminary hearing " gee
COW. charged on che complaint ~ Chln
chan. wiki emb5 zzling the sum ot Wv
belonging % the firm of Lee q ChAh'
The defendant haa been 90 the county
ian since Tuesday 10 default ot 'VN
honda when he reached me eoui'
room, today ncc0mplnlc1 by pepuy
sborln Mcf..iand. there Immediately
went mn such a "Muck an hi' chatter
chat the deputy. thinking II meant ihe
iynching Of his prisoner took eNira
precautions and ordered every china
man 20 stand aside and allow he AMI
Yer COW g. pass by. From the TAIN J.
was impossible 10 determine whether "
meant sorroN or angcf' llpetalion az H.
desire 60 convict. one Chinamth. nNp
Jim. was present o. act an Interpreter.
uefnre h. was worn he volunteered
ghf Information Go reporter inAt tt
Cow had not only aw.ndlrd thn ulm
OF lee a chan. bu. number ui '.htt
Cinnamon L. SIDES wee was F'AAiN.A
a. an exemplary young man Do oNeiy
particular. The fact " BILE n.inE prlm-
ineutly lheutlurd with ,h local chrlf-
Han church. was lAken We PROOF SUM
Client that he would not ~ 1l. w 70
gamble. IN thia " appears herH
friends were mistaken, Tor he % nov
said 10 have hfen guilty " lU ihfte
OF thfm. and what's silll worse 1cca-
eiAuaiiy got IN a fprre, when no one
else vas around.
Yeo was rem sfnifi today by che
law firm M Tw0mry q IWnmfN WINE
the infertHs Of the state was watched
by pfpuy county Attorney putnam,
when che court called the case ny, .
hush faii upun the motley crowd OF
Mongollans and every .-,n0nd eye was
turned on Wee AMI every neck cranad
% catch what was said,
Yec'H utilrnrys desired y continuance
because they said an EFFORT was being
rrilds 10 aetlls che ease out % cnuri,
by Inducing the drfondtnt 90 mako
GOOD iho money he Is alleged 10 have
DmhszEled.
AIR Putnam didn't object O, cons
ilnuanco. hut said he would oppose
dismissal until he had seen what Kind
~ a showing the defense would make,
Afisr a iiitis further pariyinE between
che attorney. Judge McMaator granted
continuance mill Monday morning
Yco evidently Thought he was free
man. Tor be reached Tor hia hat pro
pairing 90 march out. when he was
capped on the shoulder hy che officer
aud told 20 come along"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
PASTY CEREALS.
Responsible Tor Many Case. Of Iaalse.,l,

Responsible Tor Many Case. Of Indigestion.
Many cooks send cooked ccrala 10
III. breakfast table IN stnrchy. pasty
ANA wholly lndlgyHtible manner. 1uu
are SURE OF a properly cooked dish
Wheu Nfapr'Nuta urc served, Tor ahso-
lulfly no preparation of any Kind ~
required. therefore, the flavor and ease
OF digestion are Just as Intended hy
The food experts who make urnpe-
Nuts Try them. Made by Postum
Co. Battle Crock, Mich.
Loading grocrrH sell Grnpc-NutB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-19
ABOUT TOWN,
Items Iolled DOM Here and There by an Oh.
server

Burglarlrs are becoming very prcva-
lent Ia the Riohellou block ON the core
ner " Second South and Third East
Mrs. smith uses the upper portion ~
the building MS a roomlug house, ana
twice during the past ten days has the
place been ransackod and small sums
~ money and other yalunhles taken.
Last nlght between the hours OF and
s o'clock family rooming there went
out Tor a short drive with a friend,
when they returned they found the
contents uf the drawers NJ the bur an
turned upside down ON the floor ana "a
considerable sum 81 money taken be.
sides razor aud some iewclry gone.
The thief had entered other rooms