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Building Permits.

w. II. Daggett barn, 5l2S Ralston avenue s6O
A ID: Lombard repairs. 1911 South Linden
street. $500.
W. H. sanford. Kitchen 1889 West Twenty-third
street. S25
]. S. Cruise, shed. l04S Hosbrook street SIS.
J. II. Halstead, frame house 1925 Martindale
avenue. 500.
William Johnson, two frame houses. Grandvfew
street. 81 500
Susan Benson addition. 1916 Blaine avenue.
5000
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ling 'i futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet.
No 8 spring wheat, 64@7O1zc; No. 2 red. 7O1ac.
No corn, S1@S1Ac No. 2 yellow 311s@s2c; No
oats, 2e5a@2o%te No; White Ittes. 25@27c; No 8
ley S7Q4Oc No. haxseed. s71ac. Prime timothy
seed S2.55. Mess pork, per BRIL- s9.05G910 Lard,
per 100 lbs S.. l065.15 Short-rib sides Qoose),
s.. 10Q535 dry-salted shoulders Cboxed) $500
AIS short-clear sides (boxed), $555G5.70.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brs; wheat, 1890 bu;
corn. s3s, 600 bu; oats, 200 bu; rye $500 bu;
barley. 1880 bu. Shipments-Flour, 6,4Oo brls;
wheat 43 300 bu corn SOC. 800 bu oats, 29, 800 bu
rye, 50 200 blu; barley 500 blu.
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VITAL STATISTICS AUG. 49,


Mollie and Frank Croft city. boy.
Irene and John Sheridan, Cleveland street. boy.
Minnie and Herman Matthias, city. boy.
Maggie and Frank Sullivan, Frazee street. girl
Lulu and w. F. Bemis 769 East Twenty-third
street, girl.
Clara and Hiram Ellis 526 Hamilton avenue,
girl
Florence and John Miller. Hoyt avenue. girl.
Efle and Arthur Rogers SCI Elm street, girl.
Agatha and Swebertus Brockhausen, 406 East
Morris street, boy.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Aug 19.-California dried fruits
quiet; evaporated apples. common, 6QSc; prime
wire tray, &c; choice, 91zc fancy, 9A01Oc. Prunes
4@Sc. Apricots-Royal, 11@1Sc; Moor Park. 13Q
Ice Peaches-Unpeeled 7Q9c; peeled. 12Q16c.
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The following table. compiled by Brad
street shows the bank clearngs at the
cities named for the week ended Aug. Is,
with the percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 19.-Cotton quiet sales
100 bales; ordinary 1-16c; good ordinary, 41sc;
low middlng, &c. middng, SIC; good, 13-16c;
SO, 222 bales.
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The report for the month of July of the
joint rate inspection bureau, in the district
in charge of ]. B. Eckman, shows 1913 cars
weighed at Indianapolis, with gain in rev.
enue of $7,154; 2.741 cars at Terre Haute, with
Il gain of $7,293.47; 1,453 cars at Louisville,
with a gain of $4.39251: 100 cars at Evans
VILE, with gain of $1.S7106; 46S cars at Vim
cennes, with gain of $612.27.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Active and Prices Steady, Elk
cent on PerishnhIe Goods.

There is little new to note on the business
situation. except that the market Is overstocked
with nearly all kinds Of fruits and vegetables
Never before have the commission houses been 50
swamped and only on choice fruits can fair prices
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Augustin's wisdom.


Detroit Tribune.
General Augustin knows that discretion
and a German cruiser are considerably the
better part Of valor
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The Big Four lines proper earned in the
second week of August $279, 472.73, an increase
over the corresponding week of 1897 OF
81 693.23.
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Mar0araf

Margaret Bradford ffty-four years. 1922 Mill
street, phthsis
Frank Van zant. forty-one years, City Hospital.
morphine.
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Too Many such Experiments.
New York Tribune.

There are some things which must be ex-
perimental. but the selection of a camp
ground ought not to be one of them.
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Marriage Licens
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

John Made and Elizabeth Higgins.
Samuel Patterson and Lizzie Scripter.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Active-HOgs Active
and LOwer-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
$50; shipments, $50. There light supply
The market active at higher prices on fat
grades; one fine bunch of steers sold above quota
tons. Common and medium were about steady
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Seeds.

Clover-Choice, reclaimed, go lbs s2756l3:
prime, Ssq325; English, choice. ssG325 alsiLe
choice $4.5cq5; alfalfa. choice, s.. 75@4; crimson
lao; strictly prime. $l.4OCl14 5; fancy Kentucky
IA lbs. 81: extra clean. 6oap75c; orchard grass
extra 81 1901 30 red top. choice s0c1Sl 40; Eng
lish bluegrass. "a lbs. $115QL75; German miet
s1GL25: Western millet. 6O9S5c: common milet.
406I60c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29

Another railway accident In which q
NE WIS lost happened Tuesday fore.
noon NJ Thistle Junction. The following
telegram was received NJ the shcrlff'H
object
Thistle. June. es-shorin Obey ~.
Mndson. ~ Mnntl was KILLED by an
engine this morning Please make ar
rnnEementa Tor the body.
t"Slgned BROWN"
n was Detective John a. nrnWn who
sent the telegram and Sheriff StnrrH
at once proceeded 20 Thistle % more
fully investigate, tho matter Al that
can b. learned az this time iH that
Madaen was n sheep man from Mhnti
and had been shipping and was laying
over AZ Thistle 90 make connection Ia
return home. he was riding on q switch
engine and In some way fen m.
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Ask Your Grocer Tor il.

poems Thc conclusion Of Mary MIN
mo BalcntlnC'a entertaining papers on
Women Of the United Stntrs senate
ls Illustrated with fourteen portraits
There L. an lnviEurnting brrath from
ne Ealt.sea In the open chapters ~
Hcstor Caldwell Oaklcy'a "A Decp-aca
Wager" a valuable department re-
gently added g. devoted 90 solving the
problems NJ home droaHmnklnE. The
young folks arr remembered with two
wldu-aWuke stories. tnagthnr with the
prnmifo u q Cuban story from W. q.
Rtoddard 90 begin In the August num-
ber The cover paee by Henry <. Hub
bell. IL graceful fancy. plcturing a
NOISY fairy dell COOLED BY a FLASHING
tuiip-fountan In which nower.en-
thruncd fairy rcclineH nttonded by the
queen Of butterflies. Another uniqWr
feature " the Illustrations n a PRETTY
little romance u love and war told In
the series " headploces designed by
Frederick Mccormick. publiahed by
field. ohio; 10 cents a year, NV cents n
copy; sample copy free.
The Americans most frequently and
continuously engaged since the begin.
ming Of our war with Spain are Colonel
Huntlngton's marines, 10 whom COT
Hers Weekly gives moro than four
"a dnuhie-parc drawing 10y n. g. Yuhn.
N the marines nEht IN Guantanamo
bay. whore some ~ the men who had
been In bathing dashed into action clad
only In thulr cartridge. bolts, dozen
pictures ~ Colonel iiuhtlngton'H mon
In various drill exercises are grouped
on two pages, and there a humorous
drawing. hy Peter Newell. % the mar
Ines bathing Incident. with the adap-
hilnn nf the best line of klpllug'r The
Taking NJ Lungtungpcn. The frpntiH.
plccc W picture ~ the dynamite cruia-
or NeFuviua, which has been laughed
az and turned down" Dom time 60
time. yet made memorable debut at
SantiaEu laPt week. Hobaon'H gallant
work WITH the Mcrrimac n dcHcrhcd
by a naval officer who was a witness.
and who contributes a map AMI
sketch ~ the harbor entrance AZ u APP
pears from sea. Among other articles
pertinent 90 the ifne are The Attitude
N France towards the United states.
and Roosevelt and Hts Rough Riders.
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CAPTURED FIVE BOATS.
Spinlsh Vessels Taken in BY an American
Ship.
REPORT CONES DIRECT FROM HAVANA.


Havana. June es-fCopyrlrht, 1895.
by the Associated Press j. Delayed In
transmission. 1T ~ said at the palace
OF the captain general here. the head
quarters OF official ugwH. that the
American forces are finding difficulty
Ia advancing upon Santiago II ~
claimed that they followed the railroad
track To Juragun from the mines. altu-
ated short dlstanc from the coast,
near siboncy and Aguadorau. but were
unable TO reach the latter place In
spite of the protection AFFORDED By the
nrc " the wafuhips.
Tho commander of the Spanish gum
boat Ardilia reports that while recon-
noitcring on June 10th az Colomn.
Punta Cortos. and other places. at
Coymcln he was Informed that a
strange steamer with one smoke stack,
apparently waruhlp, Of 5000 tons. was
In sight. The stranger soon caught
sight u the Ardllla and pursued her.
The Eunboat kept within the blue noa
and succeeded In keeping Out uf range
u the guns Of the puruuor. 40 tho
southeast the stranger, which turned
out To be- an American wnrHhip, ap.
pehrcd a. be- In company with several
other vessels. The Ardlila made o.
reconnaissance the following day. jun,
9th, ana discovered that the American
ship had captured the Hlunpa Nomealn.
N iintnhhuu. AmlHtnd and Manuelltn,
u COlDmu. and the pilot boats Luz and
IuClutu. II ~ claimed that
when the Hlo0pH were sighted thrAmgr-
lean ship holFtod tho spanish flag
which caused Pilot Joaquin Fernandez
NJ the Luz 90 hoist the spanish iag
believing Dc had 90 DO with a spanish
wlrhIp. The pilot also approached
the American vessel and dld not hud
out his mistake until h blank shot and
afterwards "a loaded she'll was urod ut
tho pilot boat The she'll, 10 d. claimed.
exploded near her. The American ship
hy lhls tlmn seemed 90 have driven the
spanish craft Into "a bunch. Including
the Luz. Jlclntl. AmlHttd. Nemuala
and Mluurllts. The latter. 10 Dr. further
alleged lee go their anchors and were
abandoned hy their crews who made
Tor tho shore, going 10 tho direction "
luuth de- plcdrIH ou the southwestern
extremity OF plrar del RIO between the
lHlH uf Pines ana the mainland. The
COMMANDER OF lNT Memo HlA Win one
uf the crew remained ON board his alu0p
and was captured ana taken ON board
the American shin. Later M was set
90 liberty after having been questioned
regarding the spanish nHct and the
general situation ~ affair.
Tho American shin n described as
Carrying one gun forward and one nH-
torn aud four guns on each side. She
lF said tu have been commanded boy 70
frlEat0 captain uud o. have carried
about COO men with hluo pants aud rcd
iflngo, Who HaId They were going 90
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MAKING Soldiers GRAVES
General Shaher Reports Tia, Il Has Been
Done Properly In Cubl.
Thanks of President Mckinley Conveyed
10 the rroops Acknowledgment
Prom Commander.

Washington. June 29.-The war de-
partment has posted the following bull
Irtlni
Playa del Este. June 29.-Ilon Russell
4, Algor, secretary ~ war. Oh sIbungy.
June 2l.-rhc graves OF the dead arc
marked no that there will bc uo mist
take Ia Identification, The health uf
the command ~ reported 10 mo by the
surgeons ns remarkable outside OF the
wounded. There are today less than
100 men sick So far no wounded
have died. ana but two men OF disease
since leaving tho United states.
lSigncdD SllAFTEN
Major General Commanding.
COMpLIMENTING THE ARMY.
The war department also rlygH out
the following cable correspondence:
War department Washington, June
25.-Malor General shuuUE command
.ug, ctc.i
The President has directed me 90
send hla thahlH 30 you aud your army
Tor the gallant action OF yesterday.
which ! gladly DO.
,slgnedl y. A. ALGER.
Secretary of War
Baiquirl, cuba. June sg. Hon secrf-
f1rv ~ Wnr Washington sIncerest
thanks 20 the President fur his congrat
ulntionH.
,signcdJ sHAFTER
Major General.
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NMILLEN IS SENTENCED
PRISONERS STATEMENT TO THE COURT


AZ far as the law OF the land Is con-
cerncd the murder OF John Egan. thu
mining man. IN the Senate saloon. thlf
city on the nth Of July. 1891 Is now
avenged and the two men who caused
hls death are otcupylng a falon'B eel.
I've the State prison. The curtain de.
sccnded on the laat act of the tragedy
drama In the criminal branch % o.,
Third district court this monlug after
Judge Norren had Imposed o. rentsnc,
~ twenty years imprisonment upon
Jesse r. NcMnlcn. the Senate saloon
bar tender who put morphine Into
Eglu's beer. thus causing hls death.
McMillon received his sentence with
,ut betraylug the least sign u emotion.
iic stood erect with folded arms and
listened attcnuvcly to the courts r.
MARKS.
When asked by Judge Norrcii u h.
had anything 90 say before sentence
was pronounced. McMillon started C.
talk but II WIS Impossible 90 catch all
he said. he spoke In such a low tone
20 voice. he said De- did not realize
what he had done until he was taken
by the officers 10 jail. u was through
Co be- made the tool " another that h.
got into the trouble. Concluding. h.
asked Tor the mercy of the court
George n. Rhen, ESQ. McMilon's at
turuey, then addressed the court In the
defendants behalf
Mir Rhca'a speech was well delivered
and fav0rahly commented ON by his
follow attorneys,
Mr, Putnam speaking for the prose
cutlon. said h. didn't care 10 add any
more 20 what had been Already said by
Mr.. Van Colt Hts principal had
recommended that the defendant be-
given twenty years and he thought
that sentence was light enough.
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
judge Norrull then requested MoMii-
len 10 stand up for sentence. Ills hon
or said that thcrc was no doubt In hin
mind but that the murder " John
Egnn was murder In ~ first dcg..
The court ala not think however, u
olthcr Phelps " McMlllon intended Go
take lie. but the law SAYS that where
a mans life u taken by meanH OF pot.
son, when the motive ia robbery, 10 n
murder In tho hfat degree. Judge Nor
roll further said he was satisfied that
McMlllen was not the principal IN the
tragedy but that his will was con.
trullod hy Phelps. Tho court then or.
dercd that McMiilcn be Imprisoned In
the state prison for twenty years
McMllen was then taken back 90 the
county JAN and later conveyed % the
penltentlhiy. with good behavior un-
der the Utah statutes, he will. unless
pardunsd, serve ten years AMI ten
months lie II now In his 9sth year.
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MRS. sORRIs'S FUNERAL.


Janet watson. wife ~ bishop Robert
Morris " the Eleventh ward. died Of
pneumonia at the family residence at
$3.50 yesterday morning Deceased
was q very esiimahlc lady and beloved
w an who were go fortunate az TO have
had her Acquaintance and friendship
The funeral services will b. held in
the Eleventh ward meeting house az
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The re-
mains viii iio 90 state 90 the meeting
houre between the hours NJ 1880 ana
1880. In order 90 Give ftl, nds an oprof-
tunitv In look Upon M, kind face for
the last time Tho Bishop ana his Fam
ny have "a hose 10 sympathiz'rs who
realize the great loss which they are
experiencing.
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LEFT HOME FOR WAR.
THEY co AMID ENCOURAGING CHEERS.


Manila or busti" was the motto
painted an the bottom OF the tin plate
0f biz private IN the company OF re-
crrln with which Lieutenant Wcdg-
wood started Tor san Francisco today.
while this was the only motto Of IT,
Kind exhibited. ala the boys have the
same detoru'natlon ~ mind and not
one will be found among them who
Will shlrls the duty before him
10 was nearly noon when the hoyn
marched to the Rio Grande Western
depot. followed by q host of friends.
There was no music. but that most SOUL
stirring VI all the cheers ana Dnod
wishes of the friends LEFT behind. The
boys viii not soon forget the God
bless you" and manly Erip with which
they were Hunt away. nor VIII the mem
ufy uf the tender cares or farewell klsh
0i some faif and loved one ever fade
from the memory uf many uf the luin
who went to the front today.
e bout an hour before leaving tho
annoy Lieutenant Wtdgwo1d lined
the men up and the rnli call showed
that quite number ~ the recruits
we're missing. but later they turned up
all Of them having been busy bidding
friends gU0d-byc anu who knows e.
perhaps with difficulty tearing thcm-
y yves away from the loving arms " a
ma mother Of hDart-surc sweetheart
And their tnfdinpHl was excused. Why
uutf
Tho mon were rather rough-iooklng
lot fnlm military standpoint, nut
that was nll offset BY their otherwise
with Tin cup. 4 plate, knife ana fork.
q roll " biauNcis and good stock ~
determination.
iNDfsPENsIBLEs.
The work OF the Rcd Cross women
v1a In evidence. The men were sup
piled by them with bandages and the
indispensable packets % ncedloa.thrcad
and pins. There will boz many a time
when the boys will bless the patriotic
women of Utah for these little things,
and they will serve 60 keep the Rcd
Cross society IN thankful remembrance.
AZ the time the recruits boarded the
train 10 was impossible 10 discover
whether or not there were any missing
u the i0t mon That would be as
rprtninod before reaching ogden. IL
WAS thought. however. that an were
present. Following are the remain
lng names. which were uuubtalnahlc
yesterday. Joseph WINS was accepted
about nftoen minutes before starting.
10 complete the fun number.
Barr W. Mussgr,
D. T.. Walker.
Robert Reid.
Carlos Young,
NJ. T.. King,
Thomas \. Gum,
bismarck snyder.
Ernest ~. Pratt
Thomas ilrednll,
Elmer johnson.
Thomas iiollburr.
~. klCnkc,
Walter +. GrinthH.
William ". Cubbln.
u. Mckay.
Aug. n. iichtner,
walter j. McConnic.
Fred =. Martin.
Jacob Hai
J. R. BnEge,
Jos WINS
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Fifteen mon for battery G have 80
Jar been enlisted by Recruiting Oficer
Jennings and several more npplicn-
lions are now under consideration. Tho
quota Tor Salt Lake r. 90 mon. and Mr..
Jennings viii undoubtedly get them.
although the ranks ~ those anxious 90
20. and who are eligible. are being
thlnned out. Many young men In re-
mote counties would willingly cnllHt.
this city with a possibility Of being
turned down" when they get here.
TAs difficulty lies In their being unable
90 receive physical examination az
home. Ana another element which
tends To- make present cnlistmCntH "a
slow process ls tho fact that over 200
mon have gone a. the regular army
within tho last two months having
been recruited al Fort Douglas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29

Mrs. Adn G. Gray Is the latest appl'
cation for divorce. Yesterday lfler-
noon she tlgl q Halt against MnfeeuM
j. urly alleging that tho ~ rf.at,,,
took place In New Hlmpshlro No "
and th1t In March, 1870, defendant DE-
serted her.
The cas-, ~ Charlotte r. EiEuit
chtrgel with receiving stolen prpf lg'
Is ftill on trlal IN IudFs Norrell' co.,t
samuel a. Woolcy Med q fult w.
Third district court today against 2.
NJ, Weller IL nj 10 recover A3Vll
certain promlHsory notes secured ny
mortEngr.
In tho case OF Christine Mock, Hdmln
l'trntrlN etc, vs. benjamin hHbll w
Rhet and Earla were Hubntliuleh
attorneys for defendant and INC un.
fendnnt given until July Ism 10 N'
EWer.
In the matter " the appol nimehn ~
a guardian Tor the estate ana peI1n,,ar
Enle Linsey, an incompetenl, s,,,aI.
Hilea today appointed s. Z. PonS' sum a"r,
dian, upon hling q bond In tho
0f $500,
Judge Cherry and jury are w y,
gagged In the case OF II. B' DAVIS
Yah Plumbing q supply company
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MINOR MENTION.

John L, Hewslls Is lochirg for the
shricvalty next fall.
Lieut. shnurhncssy and Mlss Neary
shaughnessy have arrived from New
York.
siichol Hood of surnf precinct Is
talked NJ ter tho tvmutiLtit n0mina-
ton Tor rh'ril this fall.
Eiward Gfaw.n young man employed
nt the county iuh,mury. died OF pncu-
mouit yesterday fN'tiuF
There viii be big attendance on the
Mothers Congress, which cunyoncs Ia
the Assembly Hall ON rhuraday,
Contracts Tor school supplies have
been let hy the board of education. The
total amount OF expenditure under the
contracts VIII Doc S2.i1G.5g,
Funeral services over the remains NJ
Mary Ann Little We're held az 2 o'clock
this afternoon from the corner NJ
South Temple ana Eighth West streets.
Tho Misses Nan and Llszle Jones will
give "a Red Cross benefit entertainment
M their home. 2iS wan street, on Fri
day evening Refreshments and music
are ON the topis.
on Saturday trNt tho 1elrgatos from
the county school dmtTiCts viii hold u
CnuNCLiinu ut Mniuy flT the purpose
Cf fclrCtlng nominee Tor the office NJ
county superintendent ~ schools for
sllt Lake county
s, l.. Radon " tho Park Record is
making arrangements FOR "a new plant
Ia replace The old one destroyed by Are.
The Record was live paper. wa,
faithful To Park city aud deserves an
.ta success, Tho iiro was hard blow,
The San Francisco Chronicle says the
Utah cavalry had lts lrst mounted IN
spcction Sunday evening ut 7'ocloclI
Al the rldcrs were examined lndlyidu-
ally, first presenting their sabors. then
their pistols and hnally their oarblnes.
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BROKE HER LEG.


About O'Clock yesterday evening
little Margaret. the eighi.year-oid
daughter Of Bishop whitney. met with
an accident which resulted In the
breaking ~ bone m her lett leg. The
little girl was awinging In the yard Of
Mrs. Morris IN the Nineteenth ward
and In jumping from the swing caught
her foot In rope, which threw her
violently 10 the ground. The bishop
was Immediately notified and h. sum
monod Or HaHcufn, who set the
broken limb. and the little lady n now
getting along nicely, no serious results
being feared.
About tWu years urn both bones or
the same limb were broken IN the same
place. "a little above the ankle, which
makes last nighta accident the more
rrrrottnhir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29

In Wow ~ m, continued improve
mont 81 the military position ~ the
uItrd StutHH. tha ST. Petersburg
newspapers arc changing their tonr 90
freulshIp Cor America, ANA now speal,
with contempt of spain.
Admiral Camarns squadron \ re-
ported hoo o. most HloNcnly condition.
Thu bottoms of MOST of bills ships are
foul and tha repairing uf tho maChin-
cry of the tlrpCln-llat destroyer Au-
dlz would take az least % week.
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The ceremony making Alonzo blair
Irvine and Rosnunuh Cannon man
ana WIFE WIS performed In the Salt
Lake Temple nt hlgh noon today, Prosi-
dent George Q. Cannon, father OF the
bride, officiating, The groom Il prin-
riull M one of the Logan city schools.
while the bride De- a most charming and
popular young woman ana a member
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29

Ana every BIT OF relief Is part OF a cure
that VIII stay cure, uae Bnllnrd'H
ilurchound syrup ana note how quick
feel afterwnrd. Specific also for
Whooplng Cough and Group. John
COiln. keTwin. Kansas. HnyHi when
began 90 use Billiards. Ilorchound
syrup Tor Consumption the doctor had
said that l would die In a few days. Am
now up ana around. Have no more
pain In chest or lungs" Price % and
30 cents. No benefit, no pay. Sold by
z, G. NJ. !, Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29
nendtlekson Is free.

The charge pending against Jorgcn
Hcndrlcls0n, that of having COM
mittod fornlcation with Johanno John
son, was today dismissed IN Justice
Nelson's court liendrlrkauu has
married the young lady ana they APP
near 90 be now living together very
happily lnnsmuch nee the families oi
both tho young people have many
frIendH this announcement VIII doubt
less Doe welcome 90 am concerned