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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
The Laie chnde, Il. summe {.

william p Anderson. statlatlo.an Of
the railway bureau OF statistics Of Chi
caEo who IL In the city. was close
personal friend 10 Charles n. Summers,
who. according 10 an Associated Press
dispatch. died OF hcnrt failure az San
Francisco late last night. and was very
nch shocked 10 hear the news. Ths
morning he stated that Mr.. Summers
was one ~ the very best known cleo
tricinns In the country bang one OF the
hrat telegraph operators In the Ohio
valley. Before his connection with the
western Union company as chief elec-
riclnn he lived at Ripley. Ohio. and was
close friend Of General q. +. Grant
When Grant succeeded o. the command
n the armies " the west Summers was
chosen By the general az his electrical
advisor ana was wounded while on
duiy' Mr.. Andrews also states that
the deceased electrician was tho nrat
Inventor " the telephone. though whom
Prof hell came forward with his tolp.
phone, DC ala not push hla claim. sum.
mgra had been in the employ OF the
western Union company since IL was
formed
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No sm,llpa, Among uhh BOYS.

Dan Dunnlng. a member Of battery
q. u Utah Light Artillery. has written
a letter 10 W. r.. simpson u the ore
son Short Line. rscounting bis expert
cncca nj Manila. SIR. Dunnlng was a
telegraph operator ON the RIO orlando
Western when the war broke out ana
qult good position 20 enlist. Most %
the letter was ~ "a personal character.
tie uuya he has thriyed upon Philippine
climate and has not been sick a day.
lie speaks of tho respect shown the
Utah boys By all the army, and adds
that thoy are very pleasantly situated.
Just before he wrote the letter he
states that the smallpox had broken
out nt Manila but adds that none OF
the Utah boys have contracted the dis
fHHn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
A MINER DROPS DEAD.
lame, Morgan, Of Silver City, Utah, Dies Sud.
denly al he Gin House.
DOCTOR WILL NOT SIGN CtRTIHcAIe.
iutts ot mr. Called an Inquest for Pour
O'ooca Ihi. Afternoon Proprietor
Lynch's statement.

James Morgan. a silver Gay. Utah.
mincr. dlcd suddenly 90 she cilfi house
this morning. Dr. Kerr was called by
the proprietor % the hotel but refused
20 Sian the death certificate ana Justice
Of the Peace s1mmlr of The Second
precinct called an Inquest for o'clock
70 Inquire into thc cause OF the demise.
A MOVE man called upIu i4.pU.
cor Lynch % che TIlfi House this
afipfnp1n and aac,rtaluvd from aim al
BE- kntN With reference 90 she ne ana
dgath ot the deceased. Mr. Lynch
stated that Morgan came so HE house
late Tuesday nlght ANA rcHiE,orei. re
had a Vsry bad cold at the time. and
was suffering tharffrum. besides
feeling oihlrwirc indHp0ssd. AR.
Lynch dlt everything In hla
power 70 make the man ~ com-
ilr.aulo 90 possible, ElNiuN hau u CO.'S
Root bath, warm drinks, and applying
Oh ana tutprntlne 90 hia chest. on Woo
ncsday Morgan fclt considerable better
ami stated that be believed he would
BE- a. right within few days. Ne WAS
also IN an Improved condition ycnter-
day. Last nlrht at eleven o'clock.
however, h. arose from his bed. iefl his
room and went TO the toilet. whereupon
Mr. Lynch stepped OUT 81 the once
ana accumr him back % hi room.
ana told him not % 90 out To- the cold.
that he must not do 10 any more. Mr.
Lynch thtr returned 90 the ufilce aud
remained there until 1850 a. M. when
he retired for the night AZ that time
Morgan was coughing n little mOrs
than h. had been during his two or
three days stay at the hotel. but no
particular attention was paid TO that
Ats O'Clock this morrng NJ. Lynch
says shat he was suddenly awakened
by heavy fall u some kind. he got
40 aud dressed himself nH quickly aH
possible and went out into the hall
way where he found Morgan lying
PROSTATE upon tho fi5or. llo spoke 10
him and attempted to raise him but in
vain. wherOupon he called one OF the
hotel employees 10 his assistance, and
together they carried the unfortunate
man back b. hln room and placed him
upon hia bed where he expired without
recovering consciousness within fsycn
minutes,
Dr. Kerr. whose once q IN the build
Ing was slumuufd Immediately after
Morgan was found IN a c1tamnae state,
but when b. reached The mans bedside
he was dead. 30 Ear aH can be- learned
The deceased was UNMARRIED and about
f1riy-hye years ~ age. When he came
90 Salt Lake he was dcH.ruus OF enter.
ueket with him. and pays he was I'M
uefe % got On without 80, although ~
had contributed 60 the miners hospital
fund for tho past twenty years.
The remains were taken In charge hv
O'bongsll the undertaken ana VIII b.
buried by him after lhe inquiry in Jus. !
tee Of the Peace S'mmerh court.
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NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

Four yngu of the tattored and tori
stripe, were arrested by tho police this
afternoon.
chief of Police FRAU DO stll In each,
valley pioklng out god team f9r use
on the patrol wagon
Tho city fmprovem NJ Society ~ Der.
yer. has decided mas sidewalk oNpeg-
toratlon shan be- stopped.
Rough rider Joe Lewis. son ~ sher.
m Lewis, rot rn,d from Panama Park
yesterday afternoon, being uue of the
last OF the rough riders 90 gst home.
Elder Ben y. Rich. president of the
suihern States mission. who has bi sn
hdne Tor flmewhat over two morthr
past. leaves Tor chatlanlogi tamlr-
row.
II. ], Faust Jr. the wen known dairy
expert, has Just returned from vIsl.
20 The Pacific coast, whlch D. rIN Uurr.
lnE a spleruid market for Utah dairy
produces.
Funeral services II Roy s. Thomrln
we've held at 2 o'clock thlB afternoon
from the residence of J, l.. Thomson.
20 e. NNHltN NNANA NAkNNls AnlNrIuUEt
took place al MQuUt Ollyet cemetery.
Election business and cxcliemerf aas
roFuNed Ia action being deferred In
the matter % the proposed san palace.
u Is row certain that nothing wlli be
done IN the matter until the latter part
% this m1nth.
Marriage licenses have been fsrueB
20 Charles ID. HuskinH. aged Is. nnd
Lena Gnuchnt. aged Is both NJ BInr-
hum. and liaHmua e, Rasmussen. nre1
90 OF Mink Creek. Idaho. aud glisl
hangcnaen, aged a., Of Salt Lake CIV.
Tho accommodation Of gupsIin-
iondent john n, Cllno 0f Tho Vttrr.
works department. 90 lower four BLOOD
of water mains 0al0w the frlgi lIrs I'M
oak, Apricot, Wall and Currant sirrcts
have 3een adopted
willard Boan, the aspiring u,b
puglllst who appears % De anxious t1
m4ei any man uf his weight In NJ
Western country, will on Monday even
lns next act as master OF csremonles
az the opening 81 the Pastlme ciab In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

william n. Williams. superintendent
" the Coop. Furniture Store. hla Just
returned from business trip as FAR
East as Chicago, while away. Mt
Williams stopped On at. Omaha and
took In the sights Of the graai Exp0si.
lion.
Ch1s MoMurcv. New York. W. d.
Jan ION. n. ~ Robinson. W. q. Morse.
" Chicago. y. y. Jacques. Philadelphia.
and Amos Aunltchobcr. H. Louis, are
Knu,Tf1rd guests
G. =. splllman n Eureka. Il IN the
city today
Mr.. and Mrs. Branilng and J. Chon-
cndcley 81 London. England. are visit.
urH from across ihH ocean, spending a
few days IN the city
Attorney weber. or ogden. spent me
day In the city, J. y. Bower and wife
we're other visitors from the Junction
atty today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
HOME FROM COLORADO.
sUs.lRRGATos IS A BIG SUCCESS.


Hon. Heber j. Grant and j. q. kim
ball hav,rciurncd from a sour through
the Mormon aoiilements Of Colorado. On
sunday and Monday thcy met Joe con-
ference and spoke 10 the people at
MhnaEsa. and ON Tuesday h.ld a meet
INK with the Yor-~ Mems Mu,utl Inn
prUvcmCni Aurociau0n. which was more
larsely attended than any meeting Of
ihe conference. excepting tha one OF
Sunday afternoon. Elder Grant says
shat the Saints In that section ui u q
country have raised good crops this
year and are In a fairly prosperous con-
dillon. Thly have reclaimed thousands
" acres OF land that a few years ago
was considered practically worthless.
The reclamation has been made
through the means Of gub-lrrlEt.lln ln.
stead 0f luigatlng as they formerly DID,
aud as the farmers ~ umh now DO.
They simply run large streams 10 wa
ter through their land once In ihs early
spring time. and Ne iharu On hard
pan formation a short distance below
she SOIL the water precolttcs through
sufficiently 90 keep moist f9r the re-
m1indcr OF the season, and produce a
good crop. In this way labor b. great
V reduced ana farming made muCa
moro profitable. a. The time uriglnaliy
employed IN making three or four IT.
riHatons can be- devoted 10 something
UIFc.
The altitude q considerably higher
than here. being 1000 feet. Only a few
ahadg-trces grow, and no fruit trees.
This gives the country more ur less OF
a barren and drciry appearance. yet u
lH fast being reclaimed. ana iH becoming
productive and a good place 10 live In.
a great amount 90 grain, tens " thous-
anda of bushels. ana plenty N Potatoes
are being nlHCd. when the Murmons
nrri commenced settling IN that sec.
lion OF country. u was believed TO be
profitable EOS only atnck-ralsing pur.
poses. bus that idea has now been COM
plotUly dlaHlpated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Isabelle LltHefair mother Of Mrs.
Joseph william Taylordled suddenly at
her home IN Logan this morning The
cause o. death H. mn known. Deceased
was % years NJ ngu and came from
Hiockion-on-rOcs, Durham. ENGLAND,
many years ago, Mr. ana Mrs. Taylor
leave Tor LpElu This evening 90 look
after the funeral arrangements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
ELrcTRIc lIcmNes.

The pope Il ~ and hls physlelan. DR..
Lhrponi, has been called.
In Springfield, MaiL, yesterday. the las,
Gays session N tho woman'a board III
foreign missions was held.
Three hundred girls employed AZ ths
American Encausilo Tile works. Zlnrs.
VIE. o. struck Tor an Increase Of b
cents per week.
The Transport loumanian has Ion
Ponce for New York. with the Third
Illinois regiment ON board. The fprl.
ment IN ca route home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
Little
Folks
Like the new
Food
Grape Nuts.
INSTINCT.
Taste Is Frequently Valuable Guide IL
Selecting a Food.

A lliue child's taste h often q rolia.
pie guido 90 palatable and doa'rahl,
food, aud 10 "a worth une's while 10 OBJ,
serve how ihe little folks take 90 CRANE
nuts. the famous now food made hy
We Postum Co, at Battle Creek
Children eat Grape Nuts freely with.
olt addition of sugar, Tor the food ha
we peculiar, mid but aatiatying awee,
N grape-suEar, and the natural MAJ,
either Of child or adult. recognizes at
once "a food that VIII agree with and
richly nourlsh the system
hot dish can Instantly be served
nny pouring hot milk or cream on
urape-Nuts.
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likely overdrawn hl- accom-, 80,
~ ~ ttne check, ana HAT h. W. -
ysHned m few days. Tbs ~ q
~ she man isi Age. Is or y. 20
le.t or inchrs. .l,. rs
,,,ni9,oih shaved, medium s,-, g.l hs
lt,lc squint-oycd, quicE 6 }
squarc-cut black c1,tt t.tlA.h rs
trousers; brown iinsB MI. A'N u
ne bought from Mr. ii,ral. lhi fli
pair black Coin" mo- XIV Nefg q
" onct colorod iann5.r,i MIA
brand. size 1876. one "gi, lhlft Il
wool underwear. ISL W gray hin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
DOINGS IN THE POLICE COURT

-Four whee'mcn. unlearnod IN the law,
were arrested this morning for ylolat.
.ug the bicycle ordinance. IN riding on
the restricted sidewalks, They were
Fred Mugloston, A. Mugleston. ~. r..
Morgan and Frank smith. The two
FORMER appeared Cor trial and were dis.
charged while Morgan ana smith each
lut up }s cash which was declared for
le.ied 40 this afternoons session OF the
police court,
Nhmn Srhworil charged with a ylo-
lauon " the sanitary ordinant~ was
discharged, while y. l.. Sargent, ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
AZ IMPORTANT DIrrrurNrr.

To make Il apparent % thourandr.
who think themsslves ~. that they arc
not afflicted with any disease. but tina.
the system simply reeds cieanHinr. II
% bring cumfor, home 60 their hearts.
BY using Syrup OF Eggs. Nanufaetnrrs
by the California fls Syrup CO. only.
and sold by all druf giain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
PROVO.
PRoVo, UTAH.
Tho Cheek Anlr.

FtoNo, uTAh. NOV Z. is9s.
The chcek Artist.
Deputy Sheriff Henry wen: % Thistle
wednesday 10 learn what b. could
about the man who passed q. worthless
check on H. A. Harvey last week. no
found that the man had been ln Thiatlo
about "a week or ten days before ha
came 10 Provo, There he gave the
name ut Harry Watson. ana obtained
about g25 from merchant there on the
strength VI "a check which he txpscted
20 receive from hIh brother IN Texas.
Tue check came for 3i2a. but telc.
grun 10 tho bank brought back the
Information that there were no funis.
lie explained that his brother had very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
INSURANCE CASE AFFIRMED.


The supreme court has delivered an
opinion ln the case " Mary y. brown
" TIE ftatcrnal Accident ASSOCIATION,
appellant affirming the Judgment OF
IN cuur, below
The plalngn is the widow Of Camp
b'u NJ. Brown Who died IN this city In
APRIL 1884 from Injuries, 30 10 Was al
legged, received from a fail On one OF the
fldeNllka In this city. Mrs. Brown
sued the association 10 collect s. 600 on
an insurance pollcy. Tbs ASSOCIATION re-
fused payment On the ground that the
conditions u che policy had not been
aved ~ 10. one " the conditions rs-
qulrod that notice VI the injury ana
claim Tor Indemnify should De- fsrval
upon The company within a stated time.
ms provision ihc company claimed
Was not lived up 10.
Te Jury awarded Mrs. Brown. how.
evct 1900 and the ASSOCIATION anpcllel
inc court now hnis no reversible error
judgment
Justice nlrth Wr.,o the op.rton.
concuTEuF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Judge Cherry made the following or
d"r Today.
John N, White VI Willard ID. Rich.
ards. stricken from calendar.
H. W, Poor VI bliss syrup a Refining
company plaintiff permitted 20 nlt nn a
10 amended Undertaking, Swing defend
ut Ten days additional ine ~ plead.
Dr. j. y. sharp W j. a. Ferbrach ct
Az reset Tor November 10th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

rested for vagrancy had sentence sus.
pended, and HE female companion.
Amelia Sargent. was fined $40 Tor pros
dtutlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

sale. IN senlrnfe rrrrHls ~.
OF property described ~ follows il.
4. al me 4sui, uNl N.tiA 80
torest OF each OF said mlnnia NJ ~
block seventeen 40, plat ~ IA
Lake city survey Sllt Lake CIV
County. state OF Utah. ..t..
z. Al che rlght, tltlc' ealm 80 b
torcat OF each OF said minors u r,rs
the property known as calitI m.
being In four parcels, dgsef'V'' %
All that portion OF ne n ,oi5,,s,,e
quarter IN w. ~ % the .sisia
quarter IN. H. ~ Of section engi
OO In township two t4l s1l iV,, " Blig
west OF South Jordan Canal l''''''
Halt Lake County, Utah -. ,stf.
All that portion uf the soulheNlt ,,s.ris
ter rs. Il. ~ Of the southwest l-..to
a.. w, ~ OF section nine tD' w 80
two az south OF range one W = M
Salt Lake Meridian, lying N,"t, SIT
South Jordan Canal, alluA'''
Lake County. Utah. 800. a. W
An OF the southwest quAll'l - u
~ OF the northeast quarter N,.to W
of section sixteen uGl, IN ioWn, sill
(e) south " range one tQ s'Seuply.
Lake Meridian. In salt LiA'
Utah. fsEN
An Of the southeast quarter 10 N 4
Of the northwoat quarter a. W, e., IN,
section sixteen 40, TOWNSHIP ,it Llks
SCUM OF range one % wesl Irtsh.
Meridian, IN Salt Lake Couni9i AN q
ON or after Tuesday, the ls'" '
November, 1895, .,,.t Al ~
Written bids will be- reeelysl y. oyit
office Of Young a Moyle, allgin..3,,,ssr Z
Deaeret National Bank. on w., sll.
Main and First South sH''N
Lake city. Uiah, ,.,. amount
Terms. cash; 10 per Gems ol w. bslans'
bid payable at tho time ot sAlg' nrL
up1n the confirmation by w nrn
ANN HAMEN CALI 'fs,iiii
Guardian Of tha persons r,iet
% Anna II. and Agn,s p" i,yk
Dated salt Lake CITY no"
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Norior OF DELINQUENT A,,rsupi

Yves, Buckeye Mining CO. a cha.
tIuu.
Location OF Principal Place " nltf.H
Salt Lake CITY. Utah
N0tlce'-Therr are dailnqufri "a
The following described stock. q b.
C1urt ~ asses m0ni levied oa u. 81
Gay ~ September 1855 be- i.un
amounts fet opposite ihs ulma q ~
respective Shareholder. AZ i9.i6u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

4, ShfiA Wagenet. who returned from
Mahiia yesterday. says shat one 81 iho
t,eIypiu,ekleft boys among thetiiah bat.
re .oiuniesrs Is young Narlan, son u
pears 70 have llNle or no egnefrilon of
Iear while his staying qualities are re-
tnafkaDle. lie Is also a general favor.
tie amoTg his clmfadcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

The result II the election IN tiih
next Tuesday ~ not she only election
that n furnishing food FOR speculation
BY Sait Lake politicians. The c0utcs,
IN New YORK IL also. being watched
With a marked degree ~ Interest ard
some money u changing hands on the
Euheruatu1ial outcome between Van
Wyck, thc Democratic nominee. and
Tho 1iofe Roosevelt ~ rough rider
fame.
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Plielng the Bmloi.

~ saw you kissing my daughter.
SIR"
We'll Il was your own fault: you
shouldn't have looked. Chicago Rec.
ord.
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me old High school or Clayton bulidiny
on s'rlh Temple street.
ihe ciiy, councll committee on irri-
sa,i3n held a meeting last night and
IN, y,oilsiusred she rarieys caral prop9sl.
I'm Mnlsh has betn before them In one
TN I'm anu anqihef for some time past.
report on the mailer al Tnesaav
rights meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Mr. David c. bangs. the re1der.hum-
0riHi. made o. distinct hit last nighi he-
FORE a large audience ut the First
CONGREGATIONAL church. the entertain
mHnt being Tor tho benefit of the Cor
della Paddock Home. Mr.. Banrs n n
finished reader. h1s "a magnificent voice
under control. 1ni aw1ys h hearers 40
Will. tlis rendition N Thomas Hoods
bridge ~ Sirha" as well uE Tow
bridges Nngib0nis," almost brought
tears 10 the eyes n some present
while ME Initiation NJ the ola plantation
darkey In "Unclo Rapiua sermon on the
Creation " MIr.' and Hold dem Phil.
lppinca." took one away back 20 .he Ola
camp meeting dlva ard che southern
scenes Of "p1ssum and watermelon"
~ la hoped that Mr Bangs viii give
Salt Lake city an opportunity NJ hear
ing him again ON his return east from
ne coast. whcr h. now goes.
The ofRsn 4tiot hv Prof Thomas Tad
cilfre and the violin accompanlmcntn
BY Mr. J. W. laqueH were well re-
crivri.
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''kID"

n a,t ,b,aklnnr Powder You knor.
nv . -. ,lala what matrs M ,t'i,n
III 'nI'i- say y ls superior 49,. 90 Il
'' ""u '''A'is Tor oniy l'c p,ss pit'-
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ANnsfNfNIs.

The testimonial concert to Mics saiH,
Fisher occurs az the Cong-egltlonai
church this evening II win be un.
dcr the auspices Of the Salt Lake Opera
company. assisted by the Thcater or.
chestra. ana the following excellent
proriam win be rendered:
Overture. o.. .... o.. Geo. ...soleotcd
Salt Lake Thoitcr orchestra
Song. Rccli and aria from the Mas
que haii... 3D.. %. oil. .... a.Nerdl
Mr. ". s. GODDARD.
Violin solo. scene de ballet. ......
co.. .... .... ......Chas. De Beriol
Afr W. y. Weihe
Song. From the queen Of shcb1.
o.. o.. .... .t.. ...,.. ........G1unod
Mss salilc Fisher.
Song. Ave Maria from CivC'lsrln
RuHticaul. . .. MnfcaFnl
Miss Louise Savage.
Duet From ~ captain. o. .... sousi
Mirs snilio Fifhrr Mt Geo. u. pypcr.
tchorus by the Salt Lake Opera Co)
Mr. welhe. NJ olson. Mr. Shepherd.
Song. calm Or the Night. ....n 1hm
Mlss t.otiie Levy.
Finale 10 Act @ Queln's Lace HIND.
ferchlff.. CO. st sstt s.ss..tsstrAuaa
Miss savags. Miss Fisher Mr God.
dard. Nj pyper. Mr Gni. Mr.
Campbell and salt Lake
Opera CO.
director. .......... ...4...W. ". Wclha
ArrunuAufat . Arthur Shepherd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

AZ the suggestion 81 chief Janit1r
siddoway the county board ia today
having a "Hturm" door nut IN NJ the
west entrance 90 the Joint building
There has been 20 much trouble and an.
npynncc experienced in the past with
the opening and closing VI the br
doors that the board concluded TO carry
out Mr.. Siddnwnya suggestion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

=, Mhlle the sanitary regulations at
NJ. Ltuglls are PROBABLY Ms good AZ
there are. nevertheless. a large mum, n
Vi siqk soidlors siaillrsd there. tho
N.l1l reaching marty 100. These, how
yer are III from the effects u he late
Boise Statesman; a distressing nc.
Sident happened about o'cilck yester-
ny morning az Nampa. Dan Need
u'i', nrlkcmau on q freight train,
vas making couplln~ when hia right
hind was caught and badly mashed.
y PORTION or his thumb was taken on
ana 70 was Thought his thumb ard
,3rennger would have 10 be nmputafod
Ne,dham was bken 20 salt Lake yea
tcrday for treatment.
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MARKET REPORTS.gH

Chicago. Nov Z. 1895
HoGs-Es,lmatcd receipts today, 81
900; Loft over. 5000, market stronger 20
BE- higher. llitlo pigs sc aud Toe lower.
Lights. t125Tt1G5.
Mixed. tl30ni156.
Heavy. t1s0Gts5b.
Rough flg0utlg5
Workers, t1bbuf1Co.
CATTLE-it Receipts, 1900. market
slow but steady.
Reeves. ifslufd.i0,
Cows ana heifers. t.7Slft50.
Texas Steers. t2,jSutLO0.
Westerns. t1tONtlt0.
stockrra ana Feeders. ts.oOGN.to
sHEEP-Reeclpts, 5000. market duli
Native Sheep. t2CoHtL5a.
Westerns, t1.snMtiii,
Lambs. Ia7inii.eo.
Chicago. Nov. 4. isaS
December wheat opened at ts,G5f uG6;
a clincd 20 03A0a. then held steady a.
G5h,
Close.
eGa.
Corn-Noy.. siE; Dec. ai7i.
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