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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
STATE BOARD HORTICULTURE
Members Meet Va he City and County
Building To-Day.


The State bnarl 0f Horticulture, con-
a'runr OF Thomas Judd. chairman, g.
o. Biomuerberr ana J. a. Wright.
secretary. mot 600 regular quarterly scs-
sion 90 the office ~ ihe State slperln-
t.niant Us public instruction today.
Each member NJ 90 board made re-
port. covering tn, general work % their
respective districts. A.. 90 tha condition
% che fruit crop. Pras.d .nt Judd 10 the
9ouihcru district reported that the cold
wave early In April seriously injured
'ha plum. pruns. almond and apricot
and reduced the peach crop 20 about
ono-haf the average Pear and apple
Too thf extreme south. BE- reported,
lumrF hft l|Eht but HIld Etuue was
uily 49, tl the uNofaHu. iu ihH northern
ana central parts uf thu south rn do.
trictr o. win probably bc two-thiris u
nm average crop
10 the central district. reported by
Mt llumHtofherR. 40 classes Uf fruit
Nil De- up tu the average 100 The south
part VI the district In Utah county
both pear ana apple are very heavy.
hut pfHrh. cherry and apricot arU cone
sIdcruhiy below ths average Grapes.
penfr. pruncs. b. reported. are fully up
tn the average.
Tho Northern district was reported
by Mr Wright iiD said there wnH
heavy crop. excepting In the specially
depressed valleys. where Intense cold
destroyed The fruit buds and lost wilmer
Ifun"a ana piums, heavy crop. small
fruit and grapes ~ 10 the average.
The board viii b. In session Tor soy-
crnl days 10 como and viii take up
matters y Importance 90 the fruit
growers ~ Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
U. S. Baking Powder


both north and south NJ ~. Is 10 ~
miles distant. there are large veins Of
ilrHiscllss coal Upon visiting Bishop
J.. g. White. we were shown copy ~
iho contract between the people and
the stake presidency. 10 is in sub.
stance 10 the eject that the settlers,
seeing the necessity ~ having more
repplc her to assist In rebuilding and
keeping In repair our dams and bitches
tis they have boon rroauy damaged
10y Hoods the past two years. and that
We might have better schools aud
other ward associations. we ar will.
Ing 60 sell our surplus land nt about
~ primitive cost, and We are willing
To divide our water rights with new
settlers equal. according h. the work
done on the dam Or ditch during the
y"ar of isYs. There IL large tract OF
school land that Il now being offered
20 70 low figure by the state n h the
hcHi body N land In this valley. ana
u nnered on very reasonable terms. ana
Then there are o. few hooks and cor.
nerH " good government land that can
~ TAKEN M. our climate IN rod
We raise an kinds NJ grain. corn. cane.
beans. potatoes cabbage. onions. to-
matneH, melons. apples. peaches. pears
plums. npriopta. rfnpcr. and small
fruits. Luccrn does fairly we'll
We get three good crops Of
hay, ana when we have learned
TO cW u a the proper time. Il will add
a fourth crop tn our stacks ticeH do
wen here. We have an excellent winter
range Tor sheep Some little placer
mining has been done on the Colorado
river In the past and from present APP
pcirnncss the work il likely a. Increase
which means employment Tor those
ihht are unable 20 stay on the farm.
Tho well known surveyor. Mr. Fcrrun.
passed here few days nEn on his way
~ The gold fields 90 do some surveying.
Several capitalists have visited the
country ~ late and Il IL said that We
are 20 have plenty Of work better
wages and fNiOd market for all we
can produce. Crops that are up look
well ana our prospects are fairly good
Tor bountiful harvest. though In many
chHrg We have had En- rrplnnt.
Those WANTING homes In climate
like this all % wen 10 come ana see
ne country and We will try 10 interest
them y. II. YOUNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
THREATENED TO KILL.
A. ". winberg h, Charged with Serious
0Tersc by Mrs. Grow
JUSTICE NIELSEN ISSUES A WARRANT


Upon complaint Of =. n Crow A. W.
winborg Jr. WIS arrested today
charged with thr,ntcniug 10 kill Mr''
Mary I. Grow. The complaint was
sworn to before Justice Nielsen who
Immediately placed warrant In the
hands " the sheriff. and Mr.. winherg
was arrested and brought before the
justice. but further action in the mat
tar occurred too late for the "News' to
record Il today. The offcnso Is alleged
Ia have been committed yesterday
when. the complaint says, Winbctg
threatened TO XIII and murder Mrs.
Grow. and the complaint further adds
that IL l. feared that the defendant viii
carry into execution the threat he has
made.
II will be- remembered that about a
year ago Mrs Grow accidentally shot
daughter Of Sir. winbcrg with n re-
volvcr The young lady lived few
days. but the wound eventually proved
fatal Whether or not the grief nt this
occurrence has affected the mind "
The defendant In todny'a action ~ n
question. Then there II fumor. 20
which. however. there seems to be- no
foundation In fact, that Mir Wlnhurg
has harborcd III feeling against Mrs.
Grow ever since the accidental shooting
and that the alleged murdorouH threats
Of yesterday nro the outcome ~ his sus-
picions that tho shooting ~ his dauRh-
tor might not have been entirely acci-
dental The facts will undoubtedly
come out In due time.
Judge Norrell 0vcrrulcd the objection
after which the taking ~ testimony
was proceeded with. The defendant
was not present In court today. His at
torncy said he was In Idaho.
snrah 4. Dan u suing Anan J. Riley
ana Rlrah J. RILEY In the Third district
court TO recover ts2i.ta on certain
promlssory note. 1hc same pillntln b.
also suing Charles W. ie-nn and Ann
Num- % recover ti.its. and Cornelius
prlaclll and wife on promlssory note
for t2lig1
Adllph Jeasen nlcd suit In the
Third district court today aEnlnht
James l. Gates 20 recover tiGS alleged
20 BE- due plaintiff on account N scr.
Vices rendered defendant az mining
engineer.
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The TUBA CITY TROUBLE.


Deputy shcrin Bush returned from
Tuba city sunday. bringing In Elwin
~ Rogers. the Indian farmer, who has
been making " uncomfortable for tho
Mormon settlers az Tuba city
Rogers. whose official title IL nddi-
tlunnl farmer a. thr Mnqui Indians.
drove the settlers from their lands. de-
Hituying their crops and save the lands
o. the Indians
The trial was held Monday afternoon
before Justice ~ the Peace Miillgun.
A Jury was demanded by the defend.
ant, who acted nn hia own attorney.
The district attorney appeared Tor the
territory. The trial wnn interesting 20
tho spectators and number Of ANUS
inH Incidents occurred
The Jury returned verdict ~ guilty,
and Justice nf the Peace Miilignn nnrd
Mr Rogers $500 and six months In inil.
Tho case was appealed. Rogers civ
Ing bond In the sum ~ 81 900 to appear
nt the next term ~ district court
coconino sun. Flagstaff. Arin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
sssi Gots IN. Piano.

AZ noon today the drawing took plae'
FOR the beautiful upright Kimhall plA
no which has graced the show window
and store OF the Utah Mercanilh
company, for sometime past--and lib,I.
ally advertised 20 be glyn away 20 th'
one holding the lucky ticket Thgs
was a large number ~ people In 70,
store nt The time the drawing toes
place and two little boys were Heleclsl
at random from the crowd, bllndfoldsa
and under the direction ~ the commit
tee, Mesare l.. @. Hardy. Isaac Barton
and JOS. Selgel the drawing was coy.
Quoted. A great deal ~ enthusiasm
was displayed by the crowd while Wy
drawing was In progress 70 detorfnlM
what should be the favored number
which finally proved 10 be 1891, sefln
A, and the holder of this ticket u ~
quested 10 call and secure the prize
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
on TRIAL FOR BATTERY.
lchn Hash Accused Of Applying Insulting
Ephliels 10 a woman.l
Complaining witncs- IL tho riaintin'. Illus.
band. Oscar sioddsrd. OF Granite Mo-
ton To Dtsmis. O,crruled.

The trial Of John Hast ON the charge
~ battery commenced In Judge Nor
rcll'H court this morning. with Mr. Put
nam representing the prosecution, and
Frank Hoffman the accused.
HuHb'H alleged offcnso consists Of his
having token hold ~ Mrs. Annie Stod-
dnrd. wife ~ oscar Stoddard. and using
vile and suggestive language towards
her This was nt Granite on the nth
" September. 1897. Hash was tried be-
fore Justice OF the Peace j. n. Upton.
"a Murray. adjudgcd guilty and fined
800. and costs. From this Judgment
the defendant appealed 60 the district
court.
When the case was called today Mr.
Holman dcmurrcd a. the complaint on
the grounds Of former acqulttal and no
Jurisdiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

An italian peddler named Jeunnro
Martello living at No. s1i south Fifth
West street, attempted 20 hang his
wife to a trolley pole last evening. lie
had been celebrating during the day
and got too full for uttorance. 40 that
instead Of doing something he couldn't
do. that IA luentiy. he sought 20 silence
his better-half and make things even.
His efforts were frustrated. however.
By the interference OF neighbors and a
police officer.
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MADRID IS ANXIOUS NOW.
Hopes 1ha, Spain viii be Victorious at
Santiago.


Madrid. July Every ono Or anxious
awaiting news of today'H expected bonn
bardmcnt ~ Santiago dc cuba and u
Is anticipated that the nghtinG will re
suit IN appalling bloodahed. Tho SPAN
iafds doubt whether the AmgrD'nl.
oven " they d.ruoy the rItv viii arc-
Good In penetrating into H. ns their
losses are confidently expected Co. Do
enormous. since the arrival 81 the
Spanish rcinfUrcemouts NJ santiago ~
make "a moro tenacious defense than
would otherwise bo the case.
There is much comment here over the
news ~ the departure " the foreign
warshIps from Manila ne the movement
~ tho arrival there Of the American rs.
Inducements only two German. tUo
French aud four british warHhIpa now
remain ne Manila and people nfn HHk-
Ing " international rolitirH have UNDER
gofc o. chunnc and n the Americana
nrr tn De- given "a free hand Zoo Co.,
Philippine Islands
The news received hero that the
British consul nt iiunntnnr hHH .fnt re-
dispatch boat TO- MnnilH Tor tha purpose
N Informing Rear Admiral Dewey 0f
iNf lMNi iNnt Admiral canaan FuNhna
ron has trnyofard the surg Canal is
much commented upon and tho news
papers assert that the Egyptian aud
Iurllah nuthnritirH puunsriY placed
obstacles In The way NJ Admiral Game
nfu'H departure IN order iu delay bio az.
rival az Manila ar Ions aH possible. add
lnR That Tho British have mnro rcruplrs
lu maintaining The neutrality ~ suDr
Canal Than they wnru when they ui. I
lowed steamer tu leave lionrkonv
loaded with arms Tor Manila lnaur,
rHfta.
u u Inferred that ihr naws received iu I
Madrid o. the rnrrt chat the ufiiish |
CONSUL az HlnEknnr has Hant % Az. /
rltch 90 Manila fnr the purpnHH nf in. |
forming Rear Admiral Dewey of tho /
iici that Admiral Cnmnfn'a apuadr1n .
hM H,iN,ff.i TIC Aurz canal, rsfrrH /
g. the British authorities nd fI1nrkour |
having taken that HfNu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
wArHtER REPORT.

weather report showing obscrva-
lions az am. today;
Salt Lakc-llnromctcr. 2g.s2, tempcra.
turc. 81. minimum, @. wind southeast,
miles per hour, clear.
liakor city Missing.
chcycnne-Iiarumetcr 2ai7i; temper
nturc. 81. wind west. cloudy.
Havrc-ihrumctor, 1864. tcmpera-
turc, 90. minimum, Co.wind. west. light.
partly cloudy
Heicna-Iiarometcr g9.5i. tcmp.rn.
turc, 60. minimum. go. wind. west. light
partly cloudy
Idaho FnliA-liiromoter 29ifs: tenn
pcuture. g. minimum. 81; wind south,
miles per hour clear.
General and local forecasts for %
hours ending 4 pm. tomorrow!
For Salt Lake city and vicinity!
Fair tonight and wdneHdny. station
AIRY temperature.
For Utah Forecast made at San
Francisco.
Generally fair tonight and wcdnca.
day. Stationary temperature.
J. "a. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
MINOR MENTION.

Interest II now being centercd on m,
Mining Congress which opens tomof'
row.
Judge O. w. Powers. delivered thi
Fourth Of July Grafton at spanish Fork
yesterday.
O. l.. Emery. ut Caldcr'a Park ycater.
day. won the bicycle match race with
r. u. Fcnton. The time for ten mllei
was 2G'21.3.t
Many Of the officers wounded nt o.
near Santiago are well known here and
their friends are expressing much
anxiety ~ 60 the nature and extent q,
their hurts.
bullet fired by some carlcrs pcrsoa
Yesterday afternoon sped through The
front window u the house of \. L
Paul. 1865 south Second East. one u
the family had a narrow escape.
The big engine on the Salt Lake and
ogden ran on tho track az Lagoon Al
about o'clock yesterday Afternoon
Someone's tnmpcring with u switch
was the cause. Two cars were also Dc.
rallied. hut al were soon rightcd aEala
and put In service a. accommodate The
big crowdh
IL was almost impossible 10 NOV,
about at snltair On yesterday evening
So large a crowd has not been seen At
that resort for many day.
The Tenth quorum of Seventy Wi
hold their regular monthly meeting ri
the Ninth ward meeting house tonight
al 1880 o'clock
There will be an Informal gratherins
OF ladies IN the lecture hall nf the l. ~
=. College. IN the Tempicton block, At
1850 this evening. under the auspices o.
tho Utah woman'a Press club. Mrs
Kate Tannett Woods OF Boston and
Mrs Mary =. GiHt ~ Washington, d
C., will address the iadicn. Womeh
from other clubs In the city are cordi'
ally invited.
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Elder Brown Returned.

on last Saturday Elder Charles
Brown of Murray returned from "A
mission IN California. Elder brown
says that thr work Is being established
ON The coast upon q nrn foundation
and that the Saints there. although not
very numtnls, are feeling well aud
that che Elders are an working with a
VIII 90 advance The good cause. Elder
Brown has been lihrrng In the South
tiu California conference most NJ tho
time, having loft home Tor hls mission
on july lj 1895. he brought home
with him Elder John n, Ycirsley. OF
Mgnln, Idaho, who was IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
SURRENDER OF CERVERA
Old Seaman Almost Heirbfoken a, Ms Severe
Defeat.


Ten MILES West N Entrance of liar.
tor Of Santiago Dc cuba. sunday. Jul,
D. p m. by the AHaooIatod Press Di..
patch boat Wanda. % PORT Antonio,
Jamaica. Monday Morning. July 4 via
Kingston, jamaica. July Z. t.l6 4. IN
\ dozen or moro explosions folloved
the hiring, the smoke from which GOV.
cred the hillside running down ,imos,
e. the waters cdrr. Another column
~ smoke two miles further a. tha west.
ward was observed. The viEcayn was
also In fiamcH and was obliged 10 run
oahorc 70 keep from rulnr down The
Iowa and Indiana were Keeping up IA
terrific nrc upon her aud her eondltiop
was nH bad nH that Ut the others.
Tho lirloklyu. oregon, Masaachusetta
and Texas ana several smaller vessel.
continued the chase after che CrIstol,i
Colon. ana In less than an hour wore
lost 10 Wow ~ the burning ahlpa an
rhurr The Iowa ana Texas bnib
rave assistance Co ihr lmperiIet crew
OF the NIHclya llHf captain surrendered
hia command and thH nfHnuefa tysfs
trunHfrr.ei 900 thH huttitshIr Tho AZ.
cay probably loot about Nv men ,s IN.
carried complement NJ ino and only
$40 were taken aboard the Iowa
boon after Admiral Crrvuru reached
the shore ana surrendered. no wHt
taken 10 the ulpurnHtor az hiH own no..
qurni There was nu installing Inc
hohfthrokrn expression uuun M lis
nohmtna face nH hr took the prDnrrso
hand ~ Captain Wainwright and Wn,
shown 10 the lnttfr'H cabin but h.
made every effort 90 bear hravriv tbe
bitter defeat that hnd come d. nm 10
thanked tho captain ~ tho guuraatrr
Tor IN words NJ CONCENTRATION .U.r.l
on the gallant nrht ana than rr.l-
oarneaily NJ HI rolieitudu Tor tho s1fat,
of M men on rhnfr, 10 luf1rurt
Captain Wnlnwrlrht that Cuban ani.
oilers were ON tho hllis preparing III af.
tack hls unnunrd men. and rlu ia.
thought HE nhllnu had suffered rn1urb
IN their hattie with Che American f,rr..
ana mat he was willing 90 Hufrrnl. ~
hla entire command, hut h. asked th.f
some protection hH rINru tu MA tn.r
untll they would hr taken Oh boz fB.
american vessels. Captain Wtuur.-lt
Nad heard similar wUurts fmm h MN
otcrr ryFliuinr 90. uI.s.u.. uf Du
BAN IN the brush. Hu1 O. H.uf ID ruIrt
~ hfWrd sailors ashore tH U..t.uf tU.
srhnNh puaonrts from huIng mulurtsI /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

BeVerly Mass, July b-Tha death OF
Mrs Samuel Emerson OF North Bay.r.,
Mh,rh occurred 90 day brings tha Ist
lnunhrrInT ~ the excursion .t.trI..
surf Guy In this harh0r ln iha .gfi.I
last evening up 90 eight
The victims arc.
Mra' samuel Emerson VI North uay.
Miss Catherine Wobhrr NJ Rfvorly.
John kenney ot Beverly.
Nellie crf1sgv school talchur d,,,.h
ter on jos II, Crs8oy of beverly.
Lizzie Irene S1mnnt. 10. III Dan
vors, ana
Herbert Raymond somnut. 5-y6ar-oll
Grace Smell " North Beverly and
Belle Pagan.
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PLEADED GUILTY.


s s. Martin and W. sulser. who were
arrested at Mercur last Sunday. were
taken before Justice Morris sommer
this afternoon and pleaded guilty to a
charge Of cattle stenling. The olrcum.
stances leading 20 the arrest are said
"a ho that some time last week the two
attendants stole thirteen head OF cattle
from Mcdonald Bros. In Wasntch
county The mon brought the stock
20 salt Lake, sold II and with the pro.
rceds decampcd Tor Mercur, where they
were npprchcnded on sunday. Il np-
tars that seventeen head Of cattle were
stolen, but the complaint under which
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lnquidng Abou, Relatives.
order. June 20. isss.

NTIl'Tl juno y, I3l7'
To the Editor:
Two ministers 81 the Gospel. rcpre.
acntlng the Church ~ Jesus Christ "
Lattcr-dly Saints. having called at
my home. via! VIM. Crnaby 81 Kanab,
kane county Utah, and David Smith
81 Logan, cache county, Utah, ana
while converting with thom theS In
formed me that they were acquainted
with people of my name In that state.
Many years ago my grandfather lei,
the state Of ilfln0la, taking with him
two sons, l believe the fathers name
was Nicholas. For many years have
whereabouts, but. thus far have been
unable % do ~, ~ people OF said
name In Utah would write 20 me re-
gardlng the matter Il would be very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
Fire ina Grocery Store.

Tho Chicago Grocery store AZ 80 east
Third South street was the scene OF
destructive nro carly this morning. the
or.gln NJ which h unknown. Efficient
work ON the part M the nrr department
saved much adjacent property that Tor
a time appeared doomed, ~ IL was.
however the FfucUry store was the
only place affected, and ln this the l0sa
g. ihe stock J. said 10 be In the neigh
hDrhDod " $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

q g. NJ l. II excavatlng In the
ground adjoining the Juvenile In
structor Office Immediately on tho east.
preparatory 10 the erection NJ two
story brick warehouse. The building
WIZ unly he temporary one, though.
and viii consequently be a light struc.
turt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Thomas are -
joicing over the advent " q son 10 thtf
home. The little fellow arrived a lev
days ago and celebrated ais nfe
Fourth " July. along with his proud
parents yesterday. Roth the mother
and child are doing nicely. while thi
father il possessed Of feelings akin 70
those recently experienced by Drwsy
and Sampson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

they rest today II for the theft Of thlr-
teen only. Whether or not another ac-
tion will be Instituted on account ~ the
other four head Ia at present n matter
Of doubt. In default OF 81 800 bail each.
the men went back with the sheriff to
prison this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05
spanish sortlo ~ niauiln Defeated.

London, July "a au.eI1I dIsp,ter
from Manila dated july 3. a,ya Csn.air
General August made slrilo for th.
purpose ~ rualr.ue fhs taurlusf
which supplies the walled oitv ana .u
an endehNor 20 communicate with
urn, Mona. The Insurgents cnnran-
norllr forcing tho Spanish 66mn1uIIr
TO return % Manila The insurr.uts lr.
said 90 have suffered severe lasaHs anal
the Spnulnri4 ara reported o. hly. mad
nfty men Killed ana 900 wounded.
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NO INFORMATION.


Governor Wells has been cndoaylr-
lng 90 make tflegraphlC connection
with the military camps around SAM
utg1. cuba, or the purpose 90 aaccr-
ih.nlnF Tor a surety whether or not h
was his brother br.lnt, who was
wounded nu the iluld last week. The
unsuccessful. but 10 may d. possible
that communication may yel be had
with the front
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

TATE-ln Salt Lake city. july u.
OF hemorrhngc of the brain. John TlH
In the Hcypnty-aecOnd year OF hls ura
The body viii be taken 10 Tooeif, ~
former home. for interment On 90
family bmial lot. at which r3afi
(Tooclol the funeral services will
held on Wednesday, the 9Th int, q
1880 a. m. brother Tate has irfii1
In Utah nearly forty-dyo years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

London. July "a dispatch To- tho
Evening News fum MadIld says that
hftcr Fridays battle ht Niutltrn de
tuna thn marines and guns belonging
u Admiral Ceryrrn'H nsrt were rs
shipped preparatory o. the H1uadrep's
r1riic from The hifhor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

\ meeting ~ the Rcd Cross society
of This city win bee held at IN, Ladies
Llilwry club house. on Third Fast
street tomorrow Wednesday July d.
at O'Clock y. m, Tho call h. made
by the president OF the society, Mrs.
Priscilla J.. Ritter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

Imperfect digestion and nsalmllntlan
produce dlsordered conditions ot 10,
system, which grow and are conhrm.a
by neglect. HERniNe gives tone 70
the stomach, and causes good digestion
Price 90 cts. sold by =. @. NJ. l. DruS
Mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

Judge Norrcll today ordered that tho
property ~ Charlotte u. Edwards be-
restored a. her.
Petit Juror A. Bcycridgc was ex-
cuSed FOR the term by Judge
Norrcll today. while Jesse ". Fnx Ir.
was excused until tomorrow morn
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

10 CunE \ coin ~ oNE pAr
Take Laxative BTomo Qulnine Tablets
All druggiHta refund the money "
falls 20 cure. 25c. The genuine has
l. u. q. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

London, July GA special ilspatch
fnm Madrid hy way of plrIs gives "a
Ions cinumHiuutiN account ng Can.
lHln Aunnu " Admiral Ccryrru's al
l'f'l escape from Santiago harbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

Merlyn Plumb and David Recs came
~ from NaWm"'h today 10 attend The
Mining Congress.
John A. Blythe was being tried IN tho
police court AZ press time FOR an al.
legged assault upon litue glrL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-05

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