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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
A CUP OF TEA.

Mr.. Frederick Bingham, of the Big
Horn mine, was the detrimental mem
ber of an old New York family, far too
proud and united to be willing TO own
to the world that it had failed in the
person of its eldest son. Therefore his
brothers, sagacious, responsible men,
and conscientious, for the most part, in
the use of their name, had never ques-
toned but it was their right to use it
for Fred-to repair his mistakes, and
cover up his failures, and procure him
another chance; and for years, with
constant devotion to the private before
the public obligation, to sentiment be-
fore principle, they had saddled the
family problem, in the person of their
hopeful young enterprise after another
of the broad and charitable west.
His little daughters letters followed
him, from this remote mining camp, or
cattle station, to the next one, inclosed
IN long, fluent, circumstantial epistles
from her aunts, explaining and apollo
gizing concerning matters relating to
the child to which he had never given
a thought, or had forgotten all about.
These he glanced over and smiled at,
and often did not trouble himself to
read. After q time his brothers were
informed, in dignified phrases, that he
had resigned" from the disappointing
affairs of the new scheme which he
had last had ip charge, aud he present
ly returned, and was on their hands
once more; a little older and fatter,
a little harder in tie expression and
looser in the structure of the face, and
a trifie less sure of himself in the com
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
Pineapple Mouse.

Crate one good-sized pineapple; add
TO it one pound of sugar and the juice
of one lemon; stir constantly until
the sugar is dissolved; cover half box
of gelatine with half cupful of wa
ter and stand aside to soak for Is min
utes; whip one quart Of cream to a
stiff froth; add half a cupful of hot
water to the gelatine, strain il into the
pineapple and stir until il begins to
thicken, then fold in carefully the
whipped cream; turn this into melon
mold, put on the lid and bind the edge
with strip Of muslin dipped in suet.
Pack the mold in sufficient salt and ice
to thoroughly cover the same, as you
would pack mold Of ice cream; cover
the bucket and stand aside for two
hours. When ready to serve moisten
the mold in little warm water and
turn the mouse out on a serving dish.
This should be, when cut down. in a
mosslike condition. - Ladies' Home
Journal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
Success in
Curing Asthma

under Or, Hayes system of treat.
ment is certain if no organic disease
exists and the patient follows direc-
tionS fully. BY removing the cause
of the disease the
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
Growing Nerve Troubles.

A specialist in nerve diseases thinks
that hysteria and kindred affections
are increasing, in spite of golf and
wheeling, hygienic food, etc, because
the younger generation have inherited
the tendency from their overworked,
oyerworried mothers. His remedy is:
Sleep, air, simple food. pleasant oeeu.
patton and a cultivation Of that great
topic--tbe will.-Uousevife
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10

The plain hannel petticoat with en-
broidered scallops is q thing of the
past among fashionable women. Its
place is taken by one of figured Aan-
mel, with gathered lace founce. or
one decorated from the knees with
double fiounee Ct pongee striped with
torchin lace. this being the newest
idea seen in the shops. Philadelphis
Press.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10

is cured to stay cured. At the same
time the general health is built up
and the nervous system is strength
ened and a power of resistance eS-
tablished which is the patients safe
guard against occurrences. Write
TO DIR. p. Harold Hayes, Buffalo,
N. y, for advice.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10
sssn we seeer the ra,,,pp,re.,

Public opinion is divided as to the wisdom
of keeping the Philippines. Wise statesmen
are found On both sides of the question.
Public opinion, however, is all one way IN
their health. For this purpose Hostetber's
Stomach Bitters is widely used. This medi.
cine is both preventive and cure for malarial
fevers, stomach disorders, torpid liver and
impure blood. II is agreeable to weak stom'
achs and soothing to the nerves.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-11-10

Atways.-Little Robbie-"Pa, what's a
man of the people" PA candidate for
Office before election day. cleveland
Leader.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
STREET RAILROAD SUIT.
Arthur Shaw Sues The Salt lake City Com
pany for $1,000.
cARtltssstss or so1oRsAS ALLEGED
Mr.. Laura Crane sue. for Divorce-D. y.
Hampton PILES r. Petition In
bankruptcy.

Arthur II. show filed a 5000 damage
suN against the saii Lake city Rail-
road company b. the Third district
count today.
The complaint alleges tina; on the goth
u August. 1875. pi1lnan WIS driving a
horse and cart north On Second West
Firclt. between Sixth and seventh
North. when he was run Into aud
struck In tho back by one of tho de-
fcndant company's cars The negligence
complained OF IL that the motornan
failed TO saokcn ihe speed q the car.
although he had rienty OF opportunity
to do %. and furthermore neglected to
give warning Of his approach.
By reason Of his injuries. plaintiff
says h. has since been unable 60 work.
His Injuries are alleged to conslst 81
the muscles Of the back being torn from
the spine.
Moyie. Zane q cosiisan and c. 81.
Nielsen are pialn,inf attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
DEATH OCCURRED SUDDENLY.
Samuel sWey, an Old Settler, Taken on
Rather Unexpectedly.
Complained Of Hines. Last Evening and
Was Pound . Corpse This
Morning.

Early this morning the police depart
ment was notified that a man had died
suddenly and rather mystcrfouAly At
the coru.r OF First wcst ana First
North s,rccss. officer Janney was dis
patched TO that section. 90 Investigate
the matter. lie learned thag tho dead
man was Samuel slavery. aged ~
years AMI said 10 be an carly setticr
here. Mr. aayery. II appsar-. was iiy-
Ing with a family ramed Cooley and
hnd accustomed hlmatf 20 sleeping
OUTSIDE Ia the back yard. Last night he
complained % not feeling we'll. but u
was not though. that hll sllnlls was
q a serious character. Tnis morning,
however. his body was found clasped
In deaths embrace.
The dead MIN was removed O. the
Undertaking establishment OF Joseph
william Taylor on West Temple atrrct.
where a post norton examination VIII
b. conducted In order % determine the
cause % dtath. II ~ believed. how
ever. that tho ODD gsutlemana death
was brought ON through a rupture
caused By ohopplng Wood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
LOST THREE FINGERS.
William A. Nets Meets With a Painful Aeei-
dent at wagenefs Brewery.

william 4. Ness. who resides at sci
south Ninth East street and wh3 has
been employed Tor soma time az the
wagsnsr's brewery as an engineer. me,
with a distressing accident between .
ard 4 O'clock yesterday evening. Ito
was engaged IN putting tallog upon
the cogwhseis. that run the MALI mash.
sr. In doing 30 hr was obliged 10 bend
over In order 20 reach the wheels, when
his fglt allpptd ana caught the fingers
OF his rlgh, hand between the coEa.
MASKING them frightfuiiy. When seen
~ the Holy Cross hospital this morn
inE he said he could hardly tell how
the accident happened. lie was alone
In she room. ami only remembered
slipping on one foot and The next In
slant hh hand was caught In the ma
chinery. he had the presence ~ mind
10 throw himself back which tore his
hand from the machine. and though
laoerating his hand terribly doubtless
saved his life, as h. certainly would
have been drawn Into the machinery
shortly after the accident Ne was
conveyed 90 the Holy Cross hospital
whore Ora Beer and wilcox ampu.
rated the three fingers Of his hand. Tho
llitle nngur though badly mashed. aha
doctors hope 10 save. lie IL doing as
wen AZ can be expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
ItlteHApHc sRtWnts.


The senate AZ nusnds Ayros has
sanctioned lhe mobilization " nfiy
thousand troops, - voted by the
chamber.
Richard Malcolm Johnson. ihs Ice
turfr and novelist, died In lillilmafei
Ma. this morning nfisr an Illness OF
several months
Anuthsr cutting srraps occurred last
nlFht IN n saloon OF Reno. New, A
United States volunteer cut stranger
IN me wrist u was drunken row.
The comptroller N che currency has
issued a call 90 national banks Tor a
report on their condliln AZ the close ot
business Tuesday, september 20.
isx-secrotary sherman has 80 FAR ~.
oavfftd frJm his liiufuH that he phials
ciun. ~. Frank Hyatt. has irfi the city
f0r lev days on hls advice. NJ. Sher-
man hts ahrndonfd his speech making
plans IN ohio,
The Seventh ohio volunteer Infantry
arrived al Columbus, o.. today from
Camp Meade, pa. galnR direct 10 Camp
bushnell on street ears. There were
eighteen sick soldiers The rrHimcnt
viii be- furlourhed for thirty days
Tho steamer nlstowl,z of Victoria.
n. G, bound flr Sans and Skfenu ran
on rock Friday last on Klikull m,
Goshen Island. Az the paHacnglrs got
on In an fndian canoe, Considerable
freight was taken On. The steamer q,
likely TO prove a total loss
Gen. CopplnE6rs review Of he en-
listed men now al Huu,svllle. Ala. was
again pauponsd today on account ~
ruln. u 4 now believed that t0mlr-
rows rcyicw m honor 0f Secretary A..
gcr VIII htNe % be- given W owing %
wet grounds
The Stevens Point wis. Lighting
company has been placed In fho hands
OF receiver. Tho capital stock ia
10000, Tho action b. an uutEruwth ~
foreclosure proceedings Instituted by
tha Prs National bank ~ Milwaukee.
which holds $4,000 warth u mortgage 81.
The uufisd STATES tuusf1rt Seneca
frim fnnrc. Sept. Il, arrived ln quar-
nntlne al NV York 40 100 this morn
lg, Aho has un b1ani 10 members NJ
m illinuls signal cufus. h1und flf
Washington barracks and 100 truppa
and suNgrnment employees for New
York city
The sixteenth regiment 4. =. In
fnntry arrived In Cincinnati this altar
noon en- route % Huhtsvllls, Ala. The
regiment consisted NJ 1880 ms and
with but few exceptions thoy were in
good condition. The regiment was at
santlagQ ana a number OF the men
were DO, IN battle.
Colonel w. y. cody. "nunall Bm."
has been taken very ". a Z Kansas city.
MO-, ana hts been removed from MA
private car t0 a. jose ph's hospital
lie Il sufarlnf from typhoid feVtr ana
his physltIAus say his condition. is
serious. lie has been aiiing On zen
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
DOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

The police made raid this morning
on a number Of houses " IN fame, and
as a result a good sum OF money was
forfeited before Justice Timmuny In
the police court. The wumen'H lines
amounted TO 800. while s,x male re-
sortcrH forfeited sums ranging from 20
30 SO zach.
Mike Boyle. an old offender. got 10
days Tor drunkenness. and Jim Smith,
on an old charge NJ yaErancy. was sent
so JAN for 90 days. Grant Hampton
violated the bicycle ordnance and for
feited ".
Louis Roesch. the cullen hotel porter.
discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

Fo,lerni judge Marshall n again a,
hne. me gentleman ooming IN from ne
uUuFt thla moTrnr. The judge u very
much refreshed BY his vacation.
United states Marshal Miller haa
gone to Butte. Montana lie will be in
the copper city for a week
Dr. Il. A. Nation Of saiidi. colo.
and r. ~ Haft Of utica, New York,
urc walker house guests
Or. Frank Rattan OF San Francisco
u al me Kenyon for a few days COM
ing In from the west this morning.
Mrs. u. Thornton OF Guatemalt,
Onetral America, 10 registered a. the
cullen.
Mira. N. I.iile Sheppard. the wife Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
HosoRAslY DISCHARGED.


senator Frank ]. Cannon received a
telegram last evening from the war de-
parmcnt at Washington announcing
shst an order had been issued directing
thc immediate and honorable dlcharge
from service Of Color Sergeant burton
&. Morris nom troop I. Second rcgi-
mcrt United States volunteer cavalry.
more commonly known as Torcy'a
rough riders The application Tor dis
charge was made some days agp and
senator Cannon interested hlmsflf with
dhs result stated Like many more %
the volurccors. Sergeant Morfis's he1ith
IL In prrclfi1ua state and he mtny
friends viii b. pleased 90 welcome him
home again. where h. can speedily. re-
cover. II mny b., a week or zen days
before he arrives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
MINOR MENTION.

Omaha stochman. sept. n; Gibson
and Guthrie Il ogden. Utah. had three
doublo-deoks OF sheep on sale.
In thr police court yesterday after
non, w. L.. bray had a hearing On the
charge Of assault with intent 20 com-
init rape on the person OF Miss Anna
Snyder The witnesses examined were
Miss snyder. =. u. I.oyerldge aud the
arrrcsting officers. all of whom gave
damaging testimony. Justice Timmony
reserved his decision until Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

Washington, sept. 23.--wiih the a.,
parture % NJ. camb0n, the ambllu.
dor of France. Germany and liiiy all
be abroad. leaving only Gruat Hrs,s
and Russia with their nmbassidiri 4
Washington. THIS exodus toward gr.
rope az the Time Of the mceuug - it,
rise to reports that iherc was ans
Significance IN the trips, although IL "A
said at the several omh1stiCa mat nd
political considerations afV s nvulysi
Count CaHrlnl. the RuEsian amhtfS7.
dor. will return his week from ln st.
tended summer vacation. Thata ht
been no confirmation % the pres rvr'r.
that he would b. transferred 70 .hl
Russian embassy al isln,i1n. and q i
concluded thag Count Casslul viii r..
main here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

owing 20 the rush OF freight from
the East 20 Utah points great hlihculiy
has been encountered In securing cars,
especially those used 20 carry furnl-
TURF.
X. o. Ryes. travelling freight agent
0f the Chicago, Milwaukee and ~.
Paul railroad, IA slowly recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Morris overln. who for some time
has been clerk " the rate department
In the general freight office OF the Ore
gon Short Line. has exchanged places
with ID. 4. TagEari, who filled the POSI-
ton Of travelling freight agent until
the accident that deprived him OF a
leg. Mr. Taggart began his duties In
the general freight office this morning,
and Mr., oyerln Will take 10 the road Ia
few days.
II. II. Ran, chief reviser OF the nc-
counting department OF the oregon
Short Line Is the happy father OF a
ten pound girl.
II costs dollar Tor the trip to sal,alr
these days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

md the wise dlplomat q the nineteenth
century
THE fraternity in1ugurated Ny he
Immortal Lafayette more than hun
drtd years .aro.is again cementcd by the
friendly diplomacy Of the Ambassador
Of France On promoting the blessings "
peace that have come after our recent
struggles with n foreign foe"
Mr. pcck's plan % erecting AZ Paris a
monument 10 Lafayette M one q the
foitura Of the oxprsl ton. also D. at
tracing much favorable comm nt With
me officials and public generally 90
raffs ard altogether " D. said the
friendly en- monr = tween The two
ropuhrcs is being madc more apparent
than ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

Judge cherry toby made nha follow
INK urdofe. rice Maccy Fam company
W " J, browne. continued 10 fusJt u
calcn3H.
Tmolhy Egtn W James uleniinnlng;
same order
Mary J. worlcoit W c. Il. ofubash
% al same order.
Mrs. ~. J. t.amfhere " Security
Tfurt AM tftsurunce cnpany; nrreHs
and hutra enierud a. attorneys for de-
PENDANT
l., ~. sm.h W VIM. Anderson q al;
=, W. Stewart rtfercd NJ attorney for
pftlnun, motion 20 dlanafa appeal
granted.
Frank y McGufrln VI James Il. Jcn-
nlnfsi case on trsii,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
COMING OF THIN TROOPS
WILL Be RECEIVED IN ROYAL STYLE.
suggestions for n Large Escort. specche
Of Welcome and Good supply
OF Refreshments.

The return Of the brave boys Of the
Twen;y-fouish, expected the early part
q mkt week. Is 10 be signailzed with
all the pomp and euthusasm proper
and necessary on such occasions A
committee Is now hard at work TO this
end. and "a stated In hist evenings
"NCws" a popular subscription list has
been started and IL being mot with gen
crous responses from all classes Of pco-
pie. That the boys who 70 calamity
led at San Juan In defense Of their
country may be properly met and enter
taine,i. a general committee Of arrange
merits has been appointed and that
body held a meeting today and fornu-
lated fhe following announcement
We the undersigned having been APP
pointed committee 10 make arrange
ments for the proper reception Of those
Eiorious heroes u the San Juan bat
tie. th1 Twenty fourth Infantry, upon
their ru.urn 10 this city. suggest that
bueinars he suspended On the day they
arrive. and that there b. an escort from
the station by the State ana municipal
ofnclais. the Judges u our courts, mill
tia. Alta. University and Orpheua clubs
and all u our secret sociciics.also short
spoarhss of welcome by some Of our
foromon. orators. and refreshments for
the troops under the auspices OF the
Rcd Cruss society
tSlgnsd.) JOHN !. DAILY.
THEODORE BRUBAcK.
Dir. ALLEN FOWLER,
JAMES MOHEGOR.
JOSIAH BARNETT.
ID. e. ADAMS,
JOHN DERN.
J. ". JACKSON.
JUDGE !. y. STREET.
Committee.
II Il now In order FOR those appealed
60 above. 20 prepare for the occanion'
20 tho end that the brave boys In blue
may b. right royalty welcomed home.
and that there may b. shown n gem
crous appreciation u thsir labors on IN
neld Of battle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
Uncle Sans Opinion,

The only way 10 gain an expression
Of opinion IN this country Is BY popu-
lar vote. when the people express thelt
Views on any question n national
policy they do 70 at the ballot box. In
domestic Affairs they show their prefer
ence by their purchase. Those VINO
prefer preparation are certain 70
show that preference a. the store
counter That II why our y. :. baking
powder has grown 90 popular. fsopie
insist on having u because ihcy think
It the bes, baking powder on the mar
Nnf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Board Of Directors Of The ulas
Sugar Company has this day declai,,
a dividend OF 8 per cent on me eaPnH.
stock OF the company. payable ssps
s0ih. 1898. for tho two quarters ehlins
that date. said dividend VII pe p.,ll,
BILE TO stockholders OF record on e'F"
Goth. 1898.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary Utah Sugar Company
Salt Lake City. Sept. 10. 1855.
The stock books OF the Utah slta
Company win be closed for trahsi'
Sept. Goth. 1888, and reopened Tor HAA'
fcrH Sept. a0th, isps. ..,,.v
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept. 10, is9s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
srANIAnns Mrsr LnAyE.
ub,, com ut"i,, S'tii'i th,i the Ev'e
nation Musi Sot be Delayed.

Washlnnion. ssTt. IA very per-
crnfgnfy message % Instruction has
bcno sent 90 thc cuban military CONE
nilsson and By ihcm The bass u a note
a. he splnhh cnminisslongth lhe au-
thors.'ea In Washington VIII not make
plbiic the terms 81 the rlic, hui lts
general tenor is mat thr umtc1 states
will not be- aleinncd Nlih any furthcr
delay IN the evacuation % cuna.
ftis 10 the effaci that the terms ~ the
ffoionll called fuf immediate cvacua-
lion " cuba ana that splnlrh alN-
efulgn!y must hf rel'nduiahf1. me
American cnrnini sfi1ncrs have heen ln-
formed that the evacuation u cuba
cauuot he DELAYED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
tho Alleged Adal,snted matter.

Mcuri. Heron A Company. proprls-
tors ~ The Keystone dairy. ~ east
First South street. this city, arrested
yesterday. charged on the complaint Of
II. J. Faust Jr. with seliihg oie1mar-
garins Tor butter. desires the public 90
know mat the sale u The same was
made b. special license, with package
thN the publicity given the matter has
done them an injustice ia express
Themselves as confident - complete
vindlcatlon when the casa comes up Tor
trial Thty H,lll handle ne goods, AMI
silt edged creamery butter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
Death sentence commu,,d.

Dover. Del. Sept. 2s--upon room.
incubation % the board OF piri1na
Gov. Tunnel has c0mmutei ne ssn.
ience 90 death Imposed upon william
N. Fisher. former negro preacher. %
life Imprisonment Fisher was clf.
vlctci of entering the homo of Mrs
MARIA Hunt In Wilmington az nlfh,
with Intent To commit asinult. lie va,
20 have been hanged on oct. Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23
PETITION ~ nAsKRurroy.
~. \. Hampton confe.se. that lie l. Not
Possessed Of Any Property.

II. Y. Hampton has nled a petition
In bankruptcy In the y. :. District
court. The liabilities are fio.Neoi. and
the assets MI. Air. Hampton also nled
an afidavit which sets forth that he
IL not In any way plaaeaHcd OF any
estate or property. real or personal
The oroditota are as follows a. IS.
punford. So, W. g. Mccormick a CO..
Nsggs. Utah Stove q Hardware COM
pany. tgl0i5. silver Bros. t3Go.sdi u.
e. M l.. fisGH. T. g. NJ. L,tiQo.ca;
T. !. nrown. t2.sg1eq. benjamin Hamp-
ton. tCgs. Ann o. Burt, $50. ssi w. J..
uuuaeton. tsS, JAMES Jack. Ns0i VIII
liam Davis, tCi.is. Sears Glass q Paint
company. tcq1oG. George a. Jones.
CO. fi.ip0. Coop Furniture company,
n.2i2. IS. y. O. Holding. 80. Total.
40 sfgOl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

The regular monthly meeting Of the
ifigh Priests quorum Of the SALT Lake
stake Of Zion viii convene in the As
scmh'y Han, salt Lake city. tomorrow
Saturday az n am.
GEORGE n, WALLACE,
President,
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Ayers
SaPSapaPIIIa

"For nine yeas suffered from stomach
trouble, tried the aid Of tho best doctors
Of Philadelphia and Pit,sburg. and spent
large sums Of money, all In vain. One day
while waiting train In Bellaire O., l
picked up paper with a notice Of Ayers
Saraaparilla. got one bottle 10 try u. II
did mo 10 much good that ] purchased hye
moro bottles. took -four Of them and
gained In nesh. my appetite improved, aud
now can eatanythlng. My stomach Is all
right, thanka To the use Of Ayers Hanapa-
rlla. GAVIN MSTGyRss. Uniontovn. Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-23

An Explosion Results In the Death 81 one
Man sud Injury Of seNernI Othef..

New York. sept, 2a--An explosion IN
me Fia Imam distilirfy 40 long
Island City today wrecked the huIld-
Ing and d b. believed resulted in ihe
doa.h % Pa,riek Mcganry VINO D.
missing. THREE other wlfkmfn ln me
disaillcry WVre seriously Injured. TheH
names arc james Moran. VIM. Krynih,
49, Ecoba
The exuiorion oct nrs 90 ne ruins Of
fhn tuiidirr ar1 % Was consumed.
The cause Of tho explosion - not
known.
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DIED.

FoRREsTER-In Salt Lake CITY.
sept. q, OF general debility. Robert
Forester. AGED ~ years
Funeral from J. y. Taylofis under
vitcd.