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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
MINOR MENTION.

Mru. D.. Daily. who waaftaken witt
I pneumoa.a on the way 10 Omaha. M
ce9vsrcd. aud Is now IN chlcaEo.
no,ecilve Sheets went up 10 oFier
last nEht IN pursuit % some fugitive
and a expected back with some III
them tonight o. tomorrow.
Thor VIII be a FRYE dance tomorrow
hlfhi nt the rooms ~ the Grand Cen.
tral ~ 90 club. ole5n'a orchestra vii
furnish the music. 30 that an elegant
time may be- expected.
Tickets f0r the George Warrington
memorial cutsUalnmrnt 90 be- given
tomorrow ngat at the house % Alrs.
salisbury, are on sale az Smiths drug
,.otn, corner % Second South and Eas.
Temple street
Mrs. W. %. Erwin was nned SO by
Justice Tmm1uy yesterday Afternoon.
Il9r her a.fluli on Mu. Hattie Hogan.
Ih.H q The outcome Of the fght that
!91k place saturday afternoon near IN.
ulah steam Laundry, on West Temple
helya Scott, was fnsd so. '''''
The doors o. the Knutsford were hos
Whhly thrown open % the public last
evening mo occasion helrg a concert
hy me TWnuiY-f0urth regiment band
rom Fort Douglas. The phlhtihi hos
terry was BEAUTIFULLY decorated FOR the
occasion nld Glory being In evidence
everywhere.
Jlnoph g. Stout withdrew from tha
pfr4ir1cy ~ tho Utah National bank
ut he meeting % hta hoard of directors
yesicrday morning, ana James chip
man, tre.a urgr Of the state. vas Sc
l'0ird 90 n.l the vacancy A. tho same
% sting ". u. Roy was retired from
~ Vice presidency, and On has stead
Henry w. hrOwn was elected.
Christina Mlkkoison. a widow whose
n'uc was "a little two-Tolm cabin ln
Fhrm.W ward. was found dead ln her
htd lraiulay morning by ueighb1ra
Mhl h1pp med tO/ call a, tho house,
rom ihe appearance % hor body and
fars, % WAS evident that she dled In an
Q.Tp.c &C. and Justice Wilson. Who
NrNrl tA' remains, decided that no
inquest would 10 necessary.
The funeral services or sam J. Ken.
y'n' Mhl Nla a promlnent financial
iinl.''e on .h.a city ana a well known po-
Nl llla' were held yesterday afternoon
a. h.i home, and were conducted by
a. hlrlaan Huutlng, WAC read the
nnH rm1ny' u the oplrsopll
church. The remains were put ON board
iho prg.n Short Line ,ialn for tho
i.ifi' ava ihe body win be buried at
NrW HAmp N, Ia,
Indian Aront n. y. Myton, who re-
signed af one Oh the commission APP
pointed g. make the allotment OF lands
on tAn lIut1h reservation 10 the Ute
indians Do order that he might accent
me position now held by him, VIII Do
90 thr kuutsf1rd unill saturday, when
hr VIII return 20 White Rocks In COM
rany with D. .. Abbott. secre,ury "
phe comm sion, % attend another
council there,
The funeral services over tho remains
% luEr Klrsiine Mikkel, Sen. who
died from epilepsy on sunday night last.
WIN Doe held IN Faw.iers ward meeting
house az 10 a. m THURSDAY, NE soih.
frl'pda dHs'ring 20 see the body can do
% 40 the home OF dcrcnfcd, or Center
avenue between Tenth ana f-eventh
south street. between 0 and a.il o.. m,
After ihe services the body Will DE COM
vryod 30 West Jordan cemetery Tor In
terment beside the grave OF deceaaei'a
mother who died almost seven years
since.
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The current Issue Of tho woman's
Exponent n r,plntc with excellent
thlnga this week. There IL a wealth ID
talent displayed In lia pprlghtly pages
ana The alacrlmlnaiivc aud editorial
Qualities placed iu evidence therein 40
M esteemed editor Mira Emmellno u
Wells AZ usual, much honor Chiaf
among the contents of Tho Won ANS
ESpoueut In the current issue aro The
fllluwlnri
The sllk Industry. u. W. A.. C
Ruth ~ FOX, Act sec. The Fmprsa-t
" AuHtrla=ileltn w. Klmban. mo
Marihaa ana Maryu-blihhur. RELIEF
Society keporta In Mcmorlam Dsdl.
cation ~ "a brunary AZ MN Crock
Francis ~ Hanson. stand by Amerl.
can frineplcH-M Wright Rewan.
The article uu The silk Industry of the
STATE a especially deserving uf notice.
~ u u reviewed from Spdugyille. N.
George, sanpeto and elsewhere. by mosi
cempeieri wrlirra and o. worthy 90 at-
tcnilon. Thcfr n nia1 nn excellent
original puum by Ruby Lamont ana
other choice things.
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HOT FROM THE WIRES.

! only one now case or yellow s,ye,
I today. w 20 noon
AZ the requesi OF the spanlsb o,u.
[ hlaaloncra, the Joint meetlnr ~ ~.
I PeAee commission Fixed FOR tolay mi
n'eh deferred 20 Friday.
Part of the crew OF the Italian h,r,
Eairr have been landed al Monfr,lIea
lnn Ester was lost OF Cape Santa Ma
ma four or her crew were drowned.
~ the session Of the Muster bor,.
.hoera National Protective nssoeiatlo,.
hrl1 40 Cincinnati, tho feeonmends flnn
az President Purcell for nine hours DER
gay was concurred In.
Harold Frederick, the L.ondon eorr..-
londent OF the New York Times. died
it Henley, England, Of heart dln.aSs
ile hld been m some time, but recent.
" had improved In health.
A tunnel on the Cincinnati Southern
i Hartman eayed In for the second
time Ia week. Trains are runnin,
on the Chattanooga via Knoxville. Tho
'"Nq-lh N said 10 be an extensive one.
The steamer nrixham II on a rsef
on blaHhe Island, thirty miles south
90 Fort Nrnngell. Part on her mas
sengers were taken on board the steam.
70 Al-kl The remainder arr encnmpel
on tho Island.
Former Police inspector John Hon.
urli died In Chicago today uf Drlrhtia
disease, lie was famous for his part
IN che Haymarket riots and the sub.
t.qhcnt trial and conviction OF the
anarchist leaders.
VIM. 8. Pnntron. who for many years
hepl a restaurant at % Franklin street.
li lead, aged 60 years. Ito MAS known
90 Father Blll." and his place Was
piironlzed by politicians. Judges and
lawyers and men about town.
DR.. Geo. u. Rice, who has been on
Tlll In the Marion cnuB,y Qila) cir
CUT court on the charge OF poisoning
h.s wife, was today acquitted. The
Judge uffered the Jury TO brlng In such
verdict and u was accordingly done,
10 addition to the weekly cargo OF
army stores ard supplies sent 10 the
United States troops In Santiago and
Porto Rlrp. thore are on the transport
Berlin. which VIII nall for Santiago to-
991y' 100000 ratlons for the starving |
Cubans.
a prize OF 1900 for the best original
chutntu TO be sung at the coming saen- |
srriost Ia Cincinnati has been awarded |
ll Dr. Nicholas j. Elsonhelmer OF that |
ny The competition ls entitled
aru.
The cabinet council dld not meet to-
lly Premier Sagaata not having re-
celYed an expected dispatch from Pa
iis, The government has received dis
patches from Gen. Ortega at Porto
iNeo, who Was about embarking for
pain.
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what doubt there NAV -.
concerning the quallticn 90 n.y., ,liks
can negro az nrhtirv ~ Alneil
been swept away hy tho 49,. ~
conduct OF all tho Oof1r,.t '''i'uea'
iahtty ana cavalry, when id ~ =
" their white officers. Tho s,'.t.. =
the leadership may be inf.,r,t y 2
tue he1Vy proportion Of l5u... ~
lhe onlcofs. The gallant 49,
fourth alone lost forty por go, Wy
nthcefs IN the charge ON nd ~, W q
The losses among the mon W.. ~, 80
equally heavy. This WA tt ''lf
regiment which aftoiwnrd G.,.i,.l
eighty volunteer nuit - Tor tbs ...
FEVER hospital Mt sihonev s,s 49,
hfty-hNo OF these had boon n. va
uuMn, replaced them By nfty nv -
low theHe same troops v8pit ~
behaved without the irspir,,t Ain
thelr white leaders must r..'.il
open question. As nm oxr..i,-i.ll. =
Ing. w "Vtth n,
Those who insist that N. o.t,.
thnae days were s1idierr' ~
meaning battles M which sirs,,--'..ll
leadership counted Tor little. NM, ~
tho colorcd soldiers their ds, I. ~
achievement OF victory. az. n
hnEilshmcn ncrvinF with uu n
leot' VINO had watched the o5,st,, 4.
our black troops with rr.s...,l
curiosity. reached the c1reinr',. ~.
thoy were Just na good IA sor,. p, Il.
best native regiments la frst
commented on the fact tb,t
troops Invariably do better NJ,
part AZ least by officers 5f ~,
color and blood. ' ~
our colorcd aoidlery certsisiy
thined many men who shlyr.d D,
selves posncsaed OF tho irsi a,s
important Instinct of icndsrrhls
eau the feat of one darkey a esi,. ". "
Feant Of the Tenth cavalry $50
In the charge on San JUN IAN s't
Hed the EuldOn % hia tra1n sst ~
ordered by hiH captain 10 -. ~
MN, holding the rutaon 49, ~.
whore u would be well Ia yisv.
that umo on the captain and ~ n,
Following troopers found h 49,
Keep up with their guidon. $780,
ahead through the hiEh st.sy 49,
~ the steep Hill. straight ~ -,
loss Spanish IRE from I'M, tn,''
When the old sergeant r.ssl.i X.
crest Of tho hill, tnEethor sith n. a..
% tho Rough Riders. he sav,tr.
iattercd red and white gulfru 80,
m announcement 20 HE fdikv,,,..'
~, and he stood there With A, Bs,
nag. his figure clearly rllh8eIi,.i !.
inc ridge. until the inoy7itw -
pened' and he foli wounded ~, M.
MS act Of conupieuous gnl,s,f, ~,
particular cclorcd soldier VA, ,,..
mcndcd by his uupcrhprs for AZ II.
irnble mention. Had he been 80
~, he would have been promoted "a
ioutennncy on the spot Edwin u,
'rron Jr.. In Golfers Weekly.
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PiiiaburF, oct. io.-The ioekeu. In
tho window glass trade has been
broken by the cutters ana fastcnera a,
mo bradford Glass company works al
iiAAelhprut IA, returning 30 work n,
t.e scale originally agreed upon. bui
when was opposed by President Hurns.
nn hiaelhurat plant 10 the largest in.
u,g,na,nt factory In the country. The
,i',l W lutriH regard The revolt nn sn.
tories. n tho V1tc now being 49,
,1vofl accepting The same tefna a. he
,u,ioN,il ana rathcrorH are recelyinr al
i llas,elnur1t the lock9ut may BE- o,nsld.
cred az an end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
MYTHS AND LEGENDS,



A, tho Assembly Han la, evening
Mira Frona Eunlee Wal, delivered her
lecture. "Prehlsiors America" The
audience, while not large. was 2 repre-
sentative one. and the lecture was
thoroughly enjoyed. Tho myths and
legends Of the primitive races Of Amer.
Tea arr exceedingly interesting. not
alone from an chronological standpoint.
but from that practical bearing on the
lifc Of the peoples dcscoudauta. The
~ akor treated % the theories Of the
orlEin % the races In America In an
IMPARTIAL manner and quoted many au-
mnrltrs. showing that she had made a
careful and elaborate study o. the sub
tcct In hand. Mrs. Wait cuntrndnl that
no country o. richer Ia ieEau1ary and
mythical lore than this. and mythology
was always the oracle OF a primitive
people 10 ~ "a mirror OF tneir minor
thought and life and u really a pr0hi-
able ana useful branch " knowledge
considered from any standpoint.
THIS evening Mrs, Wait viii lecture NJ
The Ladies' Literary club ON ''rho
Cars Peace PropoHRt." and Thtrraiay
evening az the Assembly Han on wine
Lands OF California" The lady il a
talented woman and " best known 10
the general public By her book. "Yer.
nah. the Dorado" She will leave his
g.iy On Friday for Denver and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

Third East. worth 1900. and which
rents f1r $40 per month. Also elgh, BY
ton rods with a house ir Farmers
ward. worth about 5000. ard which
rents Tor = per month.
Also a piece Of land and ftOra build
Ing On Tenth s5uh and Ninth East
worth 1880. and which rents for Is
per month.
The title 10 the two lac; named pieces
of property are alleged 60 stand in The
name Of both plaintiff and defsndaut.
and 90 90 the pfoporty plaintiff aueg
are the results N The savings and acc
cumultiions % both.
various acts VI cruelty are alleged.
more particularly DEFENDANTS uction
toward 80 Invalid child.
Plain prays Tor To- decree and the
custody of two minor children. re-
s.rfiring order 90 prcvcri the defend
ari from ln any way oucumbcriug ihe
properly and Cor o'har relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
OOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

David Fitzgerald. who was Jailed
some time ago FOR whipping hi,
molhcr-ln-law. was sent back to hls
ola home again today FOR whipping his
wife. u appears that this morning
Fitzgerald wanted 10 vent his spleen
on somebody ana therefore g9Jk Il out
on hiH better hair and was arrested.
~ thg police court this afternoon jus
tlct rimmuny gave him CO days.
ia Fillmore was found guilty %
petit larceny and nncd go. while rnn-
tence was suspended In the cases OF doe
Chnfic Tor paddling without license.
and George Zimmerman Tor yarrancy.
The case of Pearl blanchard. charged
with destroying property, was dis
miFfcd
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HEY RON0RED his MEMORY.
A Tribute Paid 10 the Gallant lafayette and
an Grafton BY Prof Done.

Ats O'Clock thla afternoon che facul-
~ students and 'agnls of the Latter
day saints college assembled 80 the
lecture NOON 20 hs.sn 10 a nt,lng pro.
gum prepared IN honor % the gallant
Lafayette, who d.l 80 muah 20 AID tho
Americans 100 gaining the liberty aad
freedom which they now enjoy
After Che r.Hs.ug. und prayer by
willard Funk, PrJf. BED II. Wllloy
gaze t1a introductory address. an which
Doc PAID "a slowing tribute 90 the mem-
"iy Nt ihr EraIi advocate OF liberty.
Ihr MsaHs lzzle Thomas and Anna
M1naor followed W,h d piano duet.
winch was heartily applaudcd and on
clrUl,
a brief paper on the character and
military ability of the great general,
Lafayette. was rtld by Elias Ashton.
Prr deere willard Done delivered an
orllln, Lafayette" During his re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
SUPPOSED MAIL ROBslas.


For a couple ~ days past the police
dw1rimont he's been trying to get hold
% the men supposed 90 have ccmmittcd
the Milford mau robbery
Yesterday tNp aurlicl1ua characters
appeared az she Mccormick bank aud
presented n $50 check Tor payment tho
same beng IN the name % a AR. Wig
ellsworth. ~ payment had been
stopped On the Check.lh teller thought
he had catch, and telling the mon %
walt a momcnt be- STOPPED o. the tele-
phone and summoned Detective sheets
hut before his return the gentlemen
were non est ~ that the ufnclr accom-
bank.
a littio later. % IL said. the sarns mes
presented q check 40 fho Walker hank.
With similar results. and ycHtofday
Afternoon 70 leaked uut that az the New
state aaupn Monday night. check
Tor q, had been presented BY a a,ranE-
gr, Who, on failing % have IL caahod
~ u go Ga "a loan " 80 furnished BY
H.lampn Nelson, one Of the prlprletlra.
The men are believed 90 b. some.
Whore IN this vicinity and a dlllgont
search o. belrg made Tor them, ~ that
thcy can BE- placed where they IN.
doubiedly bellnE-behind prison bars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

-. Louis oct. is.--A special 10 the
Post Dispatch from Dallas. Tex. says
The grand Jury OF Webb county has
found nearly twenty Indictments
nralnsi men FOR school conHlH frauds,
More than 1000 fraudulent names have
been discovered on the rolls Of the pub
hr schools o. Laredo. the result or I'm.
porting Mexican children across the
RIO urande. These Indictments nre the
results OF charges BY Barrett Olbhu.
Iopullrt candidate FOR governor that
during the last seven Year, over q. 90 o.
90 of the state school funds hav. been
PAID 90 souihwcHicrn Texas political
tools Or the state administration on the
school census padding plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

q. c. Kennel. wife ami family OF
Mu5ktguu, Mlehlgln: y. jay Haynes
and e.. N, Warren, ~ So. Pau, are
EupaiH 40 the knutsflri
j, W. forrvn VI Provo is a guest At
tho Kenyon.
", l. Fox OF omaha. prominent
Nebraska buaiHvaa man, 10 at tha KEN
ygu.
W. J. Davis OF Memphis. Tenn. 10 In
TIE city ON business.
James Chlrmau ana wife % uoahrn
afg surtta at the Walker.
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Peru, Ind. Oct. i9.-Fitxgcraid Woods
has been arrcated Tor the alleged mur.
der % n t.yonr-pid boy at bunker
HIN two weeks nFo. Tho killing wna
mysterious, but Il has developed that
the crime was committed for revenge
Inc alleged connection of Mlooda with
u IN duo % "a clever detective. Men
armed with Wlnehcatora ana accom-
panied by bloodhounds arc now hunt.
ing Nr two others whO are believed 10
nave been associated with Woods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

New York. Oct i9-The ward line
steamer orizaba, today from Havana.
reports a southeast gale with terrible
seas from Hatteras 10 this port The
vrlzaba was obliged 20 lay to for 10
hours Among tho passengers were
Lieut.. Col. Andrew 4. 1touan and Capt
Chaf. Y. Parker. They have ridden
through Cuba from east TO west gath
ennE Information Tor the government
and had an Interview with Gomez. The
body VI MAJ. iiochc IL ON board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

Niles. Mich. oct 1.-THE vast peach
orchards " southwestern Michigan are
being destroyed by new tree disease
said 20 be more damaging than the
dreaded yollowu.
II was first noticed two years ngo.
and owing 20 its peculiar effect which
" ntuntlng OF the fruit when about
the size ~ hazclnuts, has locally been
given the name OF little peaches" it,
ravngcr have been no fearful that sew
cfal large orchards In Enugatuck town
ship alone about four thousand trees
are said TO have been destroyed this
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

some time aEp mention was made IN
the "NUwa" 90 The invocation hy Can't
Davis Price ~ the Utah guanno CONE
phny, ~ paint 90 De used a. a pre-
Nrntatiyu of the accumulation of blfna-
clcH upon tho hulka OF ocrau-golnR vgH-
fflN Since perf.etlnE hiH PALM thu
captain has been In communication
with the navy department az WaHhlnF-
ton, ana has also sent specimens OF tho
work done Cor inspection. This morning
De received a letter from fha depart.
mont requesting him a. send enough VI
the paint Tor test, or 10 come himself
ana apply %. 40 that a thorough irst
might he made. Tho captain will leave
for the East la a few days.
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psRrLExIsa PROSPERITY


A Gard tn Prospective uoafsrenes 's''''
Tue unprecedented sale OK "ir'a1,ss M,
ing and Public Speaking leals VA
author % expect an uhusuAl Ils
for the book during coniefehes' .ays
therefore wrote tho publishers 70 ma.
600 copies ready 60 sell over th' s'-
ter. A., tsara
Judge Of his aurprlae lhsn g W.. W..
that ~ the half edition ts'e0o 800
for which covers had been nnrenss 's,,
only 900 copies remain and or u.sFs h@.
ags.nia are likely 20 eNhAusi TICS
forr Conference visitors arrive Ala.
OF course n was not enur,p AN
agreeable 10 have ones braun ba'si
away IN that abrupt fashion, NJ
mo author IL deeply Hrateiul S1n
frisnds Tor the surprise tbs s. he
therefore 10 inform the puhn. ,n" fof
has tolegraphed manufae tuislia, IN.
500 covers Tor the remaining hAA'utsly
don, which al the present RAG y " any
10 gD before Christmas shot" nav
visitor fail 90 get a copy now ,Ipp,s.,sret
leave his address az tho Nh b.
News" Office, and the book ~
mailed 10 him about October i''"
Respectfully, 80, soy.
N. L. NELsO"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
MAXINIrM cALInER

He says that up % this time the 10
inch gun. such as are mounted on the
oregon class. have Yen regarded aa
the best type Tor a bittIcshipa, but the
development OF the i2.lnJh guns has
been 30 great ard its power 90 M
creased that the bureau n or me opin-
ion that it WIil Dee the mlNimum calher,
Supplemented by an AUXILIARY battery
u six and twelve FOUNDERS.
The reduction " weight In the i2-inch
gums as compared with The l3-inch
guns is not great. belnr only seven
and a haif tons. bat the reduction In
size. ard consequently ln The weight OF
the turrcis barbcttos and ammunition.
" very great
The Thickness o. The ,rmor Il also I'M
der Consideration. Hertof1re the bat
tleahlps have carried very heavy belt.
diagonal. iurrot aud blrbc.to armor.
more 90 than now arp11rg necessary
or dcFrahic in consideration ~ the I'M
rrovemeuts recently made in the quail
~ 81 the 1rmnr and VI The necessity
% distributing iho protection over Other
afoa Of the ships side than has been
the ease.
Tho bureau is Of ihe opinion there.
fore. that 70 inches will DO the maxi
mum thickness u the .amor IN the fu-
turc.
AFTER many dlal-uii'ss. the burcad
has succeeded nd llat 90 securing 4
purely smokc'eHa powder and u j. pros
TllCd 90 supply eVery one " the ships
urirg the brown powder only FOR target
practice. until It % ua.i up.
Tho cstim1toH " the bureau argre-
yates ff.i5i.fis. me riu-' important
items being si.s5t.oo0 Tor fuel. tools. re-.
servo ammunition. proving grounds.
conversion u aIx-fnch guns and smoke.
lcss powder. $4,000 Tor rct0rvc Euns FOR
auxiliary cruisers, and it.0lQ.0O0 Tor ar
NOR and armament f1r ycfscls used.
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district couri Nots..

Judge lillcs today continued the re-
straining order 90 The South Temple
atrc't Injunction suit until next Tues
day.
Alexander H. Darrell. native OF
Scotland, and Richard Cardaii Of Eng
land were admitted 20 citizenship By
Judge lilltu today.
After The plainiln 10 the case o.
Th1s W. Jennings 20 40 W .. T.. Pratt
8, 10 rested Yesterday afternoon, de-
f0ndlui moved Tor u1u-ruit winch
was grantei By judge Cherry.
Leonard Henry and William r. Ar.
mold, twp alleged incorftElbica. were
before Judge Norrell today to answer
IA the charge ~ truancy Both were
rclcaaei on their own rcoognizancc dur
INK good behavior and the pleasure Of
Tho olmrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

TomTroN evening. at O'Clock. Prof.
Done win lcctme az the Latter. day
saints College, s3s w. First North. on
the subject, "plEporslon OF the Ma.
TONS" The nations descended from the
HuuH ~ Nulh viii BE- Identified. and
thor development o. Tho present wIil Do
briefly ana cugclHaly traced. Al arr ln-
Nlitd. Tho class viii .bc d 'us ssed In
iIla o. allow those who wish o. ut.cuI
Aia. Watgu lecture N do ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

Boston, oct ig.-Prtrlck Rosch, A.
years " ngc. and John G. Rice. 30,
r31fors, while employed In repairing
the roof vi a four story house on Hud-
street. became engaged IN a quarr ].
People below saw them struggling on
the roof. They drew gradually near
the edge and then. 10 the horror u the
spectators the two rolled over and fell
nifty feet 20 the ground.
10th were terribly injured and died
a few hours later. The cause u the
quarrel IL unknown. but II Il supposed
Il resulted from a dispute about the
work.
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MARKET REPORTS

chicago, Oct ie.-rIoe a.
900, LEFT over. e.7f aiecilp,i y
,at. i y, as.eilve. 6 q ioa hlyh..
800 ~ 's'VS; mixed, 1856 4 ~ Lsa,,
'',yg ~ rv0' rough s350 ~ heavy
Na,lie-heceipts, i2to6 10y"
co , "a 20 5h,i i,sns. beoves tio, = A.,ft,i
49,, 49, ~. 49, Y H.oo' wesiern,' ,lsS,s
tie0 4t-lefA, M y
sheep-Receipts. ttos,
steady. natlvo sheen. Marie
san Francisr1 ~,
steady. Dec. $780,; Ma i,--.Whs,t
ti.2o ''''' 6L2iI.ti,s
Barley quleii Dec. siqsg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

a large number % our soldier boys
VINO ar az San Francisco. are taidng
advantage Of the special rates given
nlldiCia over the Southern Pacific 20
rpcnd short tlmo at home.
Col Dodge. general manager Of the
r. ~. W, Who has bfon Ia the city Tor
r1no feN days, returns 10 Dcnycg Ia the
morning.
". r. Saunders. the well known stock
dealer. has handled more NVs stock this
season than an the last three years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

marks Precedent Done naid. I'VE
should give honor to Lafayette BECAUSE
BE- gave all th1t H. hnd Ms ume. his
energy, and was ready % give ha life
% the great cause NJ fraci0gn.
The exercises ciuH.d With the sing
ing Of Red. White ard Hue. Tho
Closing prayer was Offered b. ]. W.
H0uufr