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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
su,r,l,sd Solder

Thomas !. Becchlng. who was at
Santiago nm the occasion ~ the memoir
able battle with the spanish and who
came homo few days ago on sick
leave. wah tondercd q very pleasant
surprise last evening AZ the residence
" Thomhs j. Donkin. his broihor.ln'
law. who lives NJ 40 south. Twelfih
East street a party ~ friends mnh..
sudden descent on the place ana
whiicd several hours away ln pictnlnt
conversation. SINGING. reading. reciiinH
and having n general rood time. \
h1unieous and delicious supper WIS
rrrvfd and concentrations Hhowcrcd
urnn the returned anldlor over the fact
hat h. wna not among the slain. Al
though not yct wen. Mr. Hocchlng II
on mo road 10 recovery. lie W COM
siderable ~ veteran In the service
~ Uncle g1m having boon m'mbcr
~ the Fourteenth United states MAN.
try Tor nfiorn years and member or
the Sixteenth Tor tho past three years.
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Santiago de cuba, Aug. sa.-G;i5 pm.
delayed IN tfnnsmisElou.l Tho con-
faroucr between Gen. Wood. military
governor - Santiago ana the local nu-
thorlticl with reference TO opening the
public schools has Resulted fltiFf1c-
tur.ly and places VIII be rvady Tor 1000
children ON September 18Th. The all
aries 0f tho school commissioners
havu been liked AZ Euinewhat reduced
figures, the element 20 sefuaunulam
has been eliminated from the manage
mont' and an American i1aa of edu-
cation has been Proposed. The aan
Juan arrived today from Guantanamo
bay, bringing two companies of Woods
the Nm from Key Wet. II was the
nrt mail matter received Tor ten days,
WHOM the Fifth regular Infantry ar
rycs Tor garrison duty IN the city,
ilkIng the place ~ Woods regiment
that WIN be transferred 20 Fan Juan de
Porto Hlcn, Cranes inmuncl viii be
assigned 10 guard the Spanish PRISON.
trs uf war,
Tho omharlsatlon u the latter con-
unucr. Today 1900 called by the trans
port Northumberland 1000 by tho trans
port Pedro dc SatrustofTY. Thirteen
hundred VIII leave BY tho Transport
Loon tomorrow.
The spanish general, Llnaros, whom
Cen. Torll succeeded In command AZ
Santiago. prior 10 tho evacuation, lcft
hy the Pedro dc Salrustogwi. There
WAS a great defnonftra ton by the
spanish soldiers on his departure.
The United states transport Minne-
Waaka lnft today with ninety-iive men
NJ the Thlriy-thlrh Michigan volun-
lecrs, the SECOND regular cavalry, a
balloon detachment ~ tho Engineer
corps and about $50 mon ~ the First
District of Columbia yoluntecrea.
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ogden Standard: About o'clock
iast nlEht word was received by Hon.
u. n. Pesry that his two younFvr
sons. Frank and Louis. aged II and Y
years respectively. had been Injured
In an accident at slatora ranch. near
Huntsville. The Information was
brought down BY Lce Taylor who rode
a bicycle 20 wilson's min and from
there trltphoucd o. ogden. prfcrfinH
WAS summoned ana drove up with ihr
mother. Mr.. -. H. iccry' an soon na
it was learned that he accident oc.
cured az the boys, with u numhHr VI
nthrr ynuug folks wcrc tahug ride
nn q hayrack. Tho horses hcca ne
frightened and ran away, thf boys COW.
lrr nuf aud under ih' WhrlH. wh. 3
tu.f 4 over both 90 ihem. The Nhn.I.
n1n.ld over iIlnkH abdomen. nud
over Louis head, badly hruls'nE iAg
fdlrhaad. ~ nat % vas th1u Fhi
Franks injuries were very serious but
nr Perkins said. un DTS return. that De-
thought thrrr WAH HuthlnF more irf-
inus than he bru.H0f Then. was no
Indication ~ internal dlsarrangc-
mFut.
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holiday for the rohosl cht,are,
Ihuusands VI ehe little 6rs- yriu 49,
eeli.tie IN The niei days Eisieidfsd
Mf. grillin determined % make n now
departure and last nleht stsrt.d A.
sprinkle the streets br tiarfric it,,,t
rms morning he had two " his varore
20 repair which wtra nnnriv damoiirhed
taking In water Wv U'''N "'''''
=. r. Wilson has kindly offered ,ba
ladies of \. NJ G. A. AUXILIARY =
week Of benefit ai his parlots. los East
ieinllr s,ttet' where cake and delicious
'leam VIII he cautiously served IL Is
esrhcstly hoped that al friends OF the
er7u'laiinn VIII help the ladies In thCir
Work Of furnishing the rooms.
-. Anthony Idaho. Republican. on
their return from a pleasure Trip 90
Jackson'H Hole. this week julius g.
heihel Ogden, and ldonia H. Binnch-
nid' Lornn. pfucurpd O permit 10 we'd,
una wuro united iu marriage. -. L.
frcnch oinclntod Tho ceremony war
performed at the resldence N our cr-
tened townsman Robert a. Grvn.
state senator Gen. whliaker has just
returned from "a trip o. bingham. His
trip was a aeml-pniltlcli one. ne he was
feeling the political pulse ~ ihc canyon
dMcll'rs ne O. Mo ciniiintur' Tor Che
office or county c0mmiafi0ngr this fali.
Tie reports thnt thu only man h. found
with political Doe IN hiH bonnet .s a.
w. Foreman, who viii be n candidate
before the democratic convention Tor
state Representative.
Crai1m y Putnam. deputy county
attorney. iH a candidate Tor ih.suilca
now held by WaldeWlr Van Cot.
Mr.. Putnam has proved him l'lf a
hnrdwork'ng ana p1insink'nF official
which has won Cor him the respect
ami GOOD will q 40 having had hurl-
noes dealings wiih the county at.lr-
rry's Office. 10 De- Warranted th1t The
gentleman Dr. endorsed By his superior
officer. AIT Van Cost.
Matt Lyon. proprietor ~ the Temple.
ton barber shnp " ". nfidshlw. iha
popular h1ui and shoe man. Ernest 10y.
on. Henry Jacobs Albert Lyon and
Henry McGhle have lust returned
from q s.x wrpEf' outing IN northeast
crn Wy1mluH. An tn boys came back
loaded with rfh. shake belr. Elk. buf.
fii1 and ihr kntfrd siUrias. hni 4
friend suHRtHiod that thpy hl pu. ON
Zee Cor month on - unll the b..
weather was over Thr boys took tho
hlnt. and the yarns VIII hr f1rihc1m.
Ing nomeilma during Christmas
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WEATHER REPORT.
Weather report showing observA'
tons at s am, todayi

Weather report showing obseryA.
tons at S am. todayi
Salt Lake Clty-Barometer. 5000.
Temperature. O.; minimum, %, wind,
south, 9 miles per hour, clear.
Hakor City-iinrometcr. 20.02i tenn
pornturc, %. minimum, 81; wind, south,
" miles per hour; clear
unr-liarumeter 5000; tempe
raturo, %; minimum, ~; wind, north
weft Q miles per hour clear
iiavre-l barometer $3.50; tempern-
turc, 90; minimum, 90; wind. northwest
light. clear
Helena barometer, 5000; tompcra-
ture, o. minimum, %. wind. south
west g miles per hour; clear
Miles barometer, 29.ns; tempo
nature. "a; minimum. 52i wind, south,
llght. clear
Idaho nlla-Barnmeter, a0,0ii tenn
pcratufe, a.. minimum, q, wind, north,
miles per hour; clear
Wlnncmuccn- barometer, $685. tom.
noratura. G.. minimum, 5s. wind, north
east. y miles per hour; clear
General aud local forecasts for 20
hours ending = PIN. tomorruw'
For Utah forecast made NJ sar
Fraucisco.
Fair tonight and Thursday. station
AIRY temperature.
FOR san Lake City and vlclnlty'
Fair tonight and Thursday. station
try temperature.
]. IT, SMITH.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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ogden STANDARD; y. W. Bannls,cr
better known as NED" aon 81 c. x.
nann'utor. the weil-knovn chief cnrln-
Ger of the Pioneer Union tlght ana
powr companies. today received
nptire ~ his appointment to a second
teuiruancy IN thru .. regular army
From the time of tho outbreak ~ the
war Nod has had an Intense desire a.
- the front. ana would have enlisted
but Tor tho Influence NJ his father ana
mother; anil finally they compromise
on an ifemnt o. secure an 1ppninim nl
81 punnrtr with the above rCful
Tho tri. cram ~ mobilization wa.
T'rned rs ArdHiantAdiuiani General
Garter ard Ned is ordered 90 rrulrl
at ouao ni New York Tor examination
and uNh him win 80 many GOOD
wishes frum friends
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Coyotes are Numerous.

f.ehi nanneri The coyotes arr be-
coming 10 numerous In this section
that thcy are a pest Last winter they
came down the hills into tho neld ana
Il was thought they would retire 90
their hillside retreats when summer
came. but not 80. They cross the
bridge at Rocks and make thclr way
"a the slaughter pens ana feeding cor
rails southeast OF town. Last winter
several sheep were Killed by them "a
tho factory feeding corrsln. lately
they have hcgn doing q large fowl hIHi-
uefH ana many people IN the titld fu'-
uuently misa their poultry ana af' boz
ginning % complain about the raVaaca
% these animals. They nre hocnmiur
go bold ns a. be often seen during tn
day proWllug around the tlelds 4
movement should be- made 10 klll them
on or drive thom back 10 tho hills.
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MINOR MrNIION.

Soc advantages offered by Salt Lake
Fur Co.'S nd IN this paper
John W. whlnyatos O native ~ Eng
lana. was admitted 90 cltlzcnahlp TO-
day.
r. %. cutler Jr,, ron OF The manager
of The Lohi Huglr factory. o. ~ Do mar
flod Go Miss Birdie Taylor on Tuesday.
Sept. 9Th.
state Auditor Richards figures that
che outstanding warrant accounts flg
shia year vail he i,g,ieo.a9. ~ against
Sld3,9I1oy f1r 1891.
Edward soahert and Carl Hardy. two
boys who uuWitilnrly violated tho BIZ
cycle ordinance by riding on forbidden
Er1und in front " tho ely han. were
discharged In the police court today.
Dan Margctta.hc general salesman OF
the 4. &. 81. l., has iuai returned from
a nHhlug rip through Idaho. To hear
his stories one would think that he de-
nudod the streams Of trout. Ills friends
Gay. however, that h. dld nm bring any
nHh home.
Tho Cambrlln association has petl.
toned the board Of education 10 mako
wednesday. October on. a general
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NM, Bot cnn.

In writr-up ~ the beet crop, which
is raid 90 be now looking bcitcr than
ever before, the Lchl Banner says a
very conservative estimate of tho total
crop Il 5000 tons which viii mean a
run OF over four mouths, ana N the
season continues favorable 40 hereto
forc this win be- the best run the fac
tory ever made. an agents Say this
IN the best Crup OF hcotH ever grown.
In 1895 there were many good intchf :
but the crup was not ~ uniform ana
did not look nH well ~ this year nH
many patches were spotted ana un'
even iiut fcw fields this year chow
bud spots and Held after field were "a
even ANA pretty and seemed Rlmor a
perfect stand. No district In The world
Ia mailing hettor showing than IL
being made here this year.
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PROMINENT lLA crnzts DEAD.
William n. Vim, Utah County Commission
er, Passes Away.
special 10 lhe Newsl

Special to tho News,
Provo. Aus. sl.-A telephone message
from County Commissioner bullock.
W Pleasant Grove. announces tho sad
fact that County Commissioner wnllnm
H. Wlnn OF i.chl died yesterday after
noon between I and o'clock As re-
ported In The "NoWa' yesterday. an
operation was performed ON Mr. VIM
last Monday FOR appendicitis. n was
found then that Inflammation ~ the
bowels had commenced ana the doe
tors rrnllz,d that At Winn was IN o.
very dangerous condition, hut cunaId-
cred that he had about an even chance
for recovery.
Mr. Wlun was a young man, about III
years ~ age, and u hlghly respected and
useful citizen, whose death causes sim
core sorrow Amonr AN classes 90 peu'
PIE whn were acquainted with him ~
leaves wife aid seven children o.
mourn his death, The funeral vii.
take place from the Lehi meeting house
tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
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As TO sTRrEr sPHSEuSe'


.. ,-,l-b of the Nine
HON y. H. i''l.','..t , pisn "a n
tenth ward formui''e' ..t.,. ~.
,N,v-.', reprra. ntftva. whereby tne
-. ,...,ti,p OF the city could
l''i . ,.sfes be becoming
be fi1 nt inc "uH' A.. u,telgh
an unhearahic nulsln s--..,,,
... fbft would have
th,t W. 5'iAnt N water now going
W y, ml ,,'tI Do. moro than mad up
20 No., n.y.. ~ ts. 81. ming o. bitches
VI, iI it IN rs fr.m Doe dust thrown
","n -. LII. fHI read the Afu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
THAT TERRIBLE GUN.
Description Given IN Last Nights News"
Creates Much interest.
ITS INVENTION A GREAT SURPRISE.


Tho announcement In last evening
"Newa' Of the invention Of war gun
by another Utahn was great SUR
Prise. or rather u was a great aurprise
70 the public that the invention is
fraught with such importance. when
the browning "pcaecmakcr' was put
upon the market Il was looked upon ns
the most wonderful Of guns with 10
capacity N nrinR i2o shots 10 q single
minute. But now another gpp iir
more wonderful also the Invention or
citizen III Utah. H. evolved. It's ca
psciiy Tor nnnR death dealing shots
~ placed at minimum of 1000 shots
Ia the same uugth ~ time.
Smell marvel that thinking mon
stand appalled, and ari, what the end
will be-. Thoro who have seen d and
who are able 10 pnss intelligent 90 in-
iHr urnr be r1v int n win ufuu0siiNn-
ably End IT, way into the hands ~ tho
uniteu states government in short
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

The druggists 81 ogden have De-
cidoi 10 organize and on Monday nlEhi
mot nt Mayor n1yic's office for tha'
purpose. $. =. Arh was made presi-
dent pro ten. In the absouco ~ the
pr adrnt. g. l.. PEBBLES, and Thomnaii.
orr. nrcrftiry. The purposes ana
brnrnta ~ the association were fully
asf forth and discussed, and az hi1
hour r1di1nrumeni wnh tnken Until
nrxi Mnrdiy niehi 90 thr Same place
ahrn thrr. fmHnlnt organization VII
b. effected ThuHr prrngui were =, "
Anh. n. ". Carr, =. ". hadcon, joss
.. Driver. John Gully nnprcseuilnr
VIM. Driver. I. J. kyneii ana WIN
nLIlInr..
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The wcushcr Of the week ending
Monday. August p, 1925. was gcncr-
ally clear and warm. with frequent
high afternoon winds a few liEhi
showers VEN reported In scattered iu-
cWlitiol. but they were not sufficient
In amount to rcllrvie tho prevailing
drought. Harvesting 81 fall grain h.
n0w nearing completion and threHhlng
IN wei under way. Hall grain ia Yield
ing abnvc the aVcrare. ana the later
ruwn. much 81 which In already ripe,
viii Yield nearly a. well. Potatoes
and garden truck are doiug well, az r.
also fruit Tho ranges are very dry
and IN poorer condition than nd any
other time this season: stock, hove
ever. y doing wei generally.
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CAPTAIN JtsNlNss's MEN ALSO.


Captain tcnninE's company OF ilsht ar
tillery. stationed az the Prcnldi1 in
Han Fpuclrcn. have boon playing in
hand luck since their enlistment. WHOM
they lot here they ala 20 without uni.
forms or equipment There was moth.
ing TO distinguish ihom from regular
civilians, except that they began 20
move ~ soldiers In pairs or fourn ao-
cordlng 90 the order Of march. ON
reaching the coast they frrttcd under
the restraint OF monotonous camp llfe.
They wcr promised uniforms. but mo-
uniforms came. They ARE stlll clad m
clothes ~ their own furnlrhlng They
expected arms " warfare and 9th
necessary equipment. They got tin
cups, plates, knives and fltlfE- thlnTr
that are an rght In thslr tim- and
place, nut battery e u aot a TN col
der organization and dnes not relish
the idea OF being clusicd IN hat cata-
cory. Bw peace has been declared
and there n no longer any need Tor
battery g and scores OF like arms of
tho military service. so Il must ac-
ccpt the solution OF tho situation and
come home.
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Dry creek cempnnY files Atlelr,.

Tho Dry Creek Irrigation company.
n Monroe, SEWER county, flled ita artl-
Giles ~ Incorporation with Secretary of
state Hammond today. The capital
lzhtlon Is Fixed nj $1,000. divided into
viz shares u the par value OF $1,000
each. The officers are M1r1ni Hunt.
~; william Nurdgrcn, treasurer. n.
W. Hunt and NJ. l.. Mcnamara. di-
rcctnrs. The objects II the company,
no may ha Judged frum rs title, are
the selling and leasing ~ waters for
Irrigation purposes and for the buy
inE and leasing 90 lands necessary 10
carry on the business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

AZ coalvliic on Sunday 1iHt Inst. tho
coni0lnt conference ~ the y. l.. q Y. NJ.
NJ /. Associations ~ the summit Stake
of Zion was held In the Stake taberna-
Gle. u was notable In this, TIA, Il was
the nrst confgrcncc q The KIND ever
hold iu this stake Elder Rodney e.
BADGER and Edward u. Anderson were
present of the aids o. the general SUI
pcun;endcncy, and Maria Young puu-
riii WIS present representing tholounE
Lldla' aHrltlutinnH. sunday school was
held lt o'clock q. m. ana 1880 tho nn.
rnrlHtiuna met ~ the sunday school
Elder W -. Dougali N the Sunday
school board was present. besides the
other visitors. aud Elder Charles Jones
who ~ homo FROM his mission 20 Colo
RADIO ON n brief furiourh.
~ the close NJ the morning meeting
a cunjoint meeting OF the stake Uflctrs
was held with the visitors. nt which
plans Tor the conduct OF the nrforIa-
tlon were discussed. The associations
have heretofore met coniointly each
sunday evening throughout the stake,
but ID was decided that hereafter. In
addition 90 the general mccilurf, where
practicable, separate meetings would
be- held on Monday or Tuesday cvru-
inEr, the associations meeting tor thcr
Tor the opening aud closing exercises,
and then separating for their regular
program work. Since the separation N
Alma. Evanston ana Rock Springs
from the Summit Htahc.thC are twelve
associations. and nine ~ these wUro
represented nt iho conference out uf
ten Young Ladies' associations, clghi
were represented. Three general and
two officers meetings were held during
tho day. Fro.n the spirit manifeHtCi.
10 WIS evident Tint the summit stake
,,ttu make frtFd rtrldar fargvnr,l In tha
cause of Mutual Improvement duriu;
the season Just opening. Elder g. a.
Calls proHidC1 over the y. N, ana Bis
tor Pack over the Y, T. Associations,
and they have competent help Ia their
work Tho visitors were royalty enter
taincd by Elder w. W. Clun
EDWARD n. ANDERSON.
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TtltGRAPHlc BatWTlrs

The queen rlrsHf 90 o..
signed the royal o .Iss ON
cortta Tor September o.
The nritlHh cru.H r 10 rmI.s...
British runh1It poluiek ighu
today Tor Manila
Tho President today mad n..
Ing appointment; ITO b.
United States treasurer al ~
phln, John W. Fnn.y 10 p.r.s,
Tho steamship Ktfimirs 49,
az Naples from Ncw Yl-t ~
Wilhelm der duase at Rrr'.
New York.
Akeia of white uar vs.,,.
race 40 White Rear Mrr. ~ ~
log. defeating ii.Il'am n ~
slN minutes, % fUe.fit Tn
ilnH wind
Tho deadlock 90 Clur..i Ma. i
Ninth cInTr ssiHnIl lHff r
can cnnNgniNu WlH hmttn ft
luE by ihe uNW'nlNHa ~ So j
phHrt1n OF M1nsm.Y clusF
The iugbo1i Marian % "a, De-.
Vhull Railroad HIH. 81 gira H.
New fuff, ihIa mrulHr AIfl \
escaped except 90. p|lll lf-Yr
noucy. who was ir1Wrfl
The Republican fitis r-t.... i
st. Louis today. un tht Hts,i ~
elected r. y AlkDn of H-nrr /
chairman N the fHHuhitf ~ \
trll committee 90 succeed CirTlI
Fillev
Homer Parrots 70 nir- I'd
dropped dead from har lrar n
while attending %. Dean "a
! clnyrHtlau. H. WIH q hHsf 10.
IA pirr,it of pfyiaa. I'd Z III
charles rarrItt uf Cl'sr'1, "a
According 20 a dirrais ~ Nti|
10 a London nnwr 1frT Hf b,
been serious nrhilnr hrss Hi sfs.
lnrda and Insurgents tcilhtNf
the Insurgents lost g. ~ 4
wounded. The report li,t d -
Armed from other apurH
Senator Davis on MIaHra -
man of the Senate fftu rfa
committee. and The HauHl faril
the President Tor peace Oazr
was Ia conference VIA lflf.t
/ kini0y this Afternoon 0tf % "a
coming work OF ih' c1mrnt
Governor Tinrsr AMI Ailia
cfai ilecro lee spr.nTnHl lat
flr Washington il plsi ihi 60
] Illinois merchants HruHg im i
mtrt for supple iuuHhHd T. -
vlusluH tr0lpH TAa lh'rf trf
over tgio,o0l.
Tho ". e. auxiliary eruF.fg 4
arrived at Cramps sh'p inl
! The ST. Pau. ih ffiaf Fh.p z p
Louis. H already AZ Grams
| th1urht two M Hihf WIl .iH
ihr great ocean grtyhalrli
condition 90 d. u,lfnti o. o. n
national Navigation g.
own Collan. ths t.it'f pa q 4
ana hiu1gt0nei ME llast 80
tho Bristol hIi.l, rmTf 2
| cHupip " months aga, az ~
| injured hII ne Or llN Hi j
made % VIII leiyIng c,.5i 80 J
been found guilty 40 uill,' i 4
tent ~ murder AMI NlNaA p
| years penal servl,ult
Victor Sergeant anl R'eH NiA
son, both uf IuWcll ruHl y
Springfield. Mars yrfifilil ",
on bicycles on their way % ~ II
cisco, which place thOy mus W.
fnro December without ". -.
Of railroad or steamboat lew n
satisfy Wnger made W w
County club OF Lowell
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Prcsident Reed smo1t and family
are back from Soda Springs.
state senator Ridubut. OF Dmprr.
was wishing In this city yesterday
Mirr Clara Ferguson, deputy ahoHn
81 Salt Lake county, visited Provo yca-
tor,iny.
Miss f.ctila A. JnckHrn. " Ann Ar
bot. Mrhigan. whn viii teach In tho
lroctcr academy this year. has arrive
IN Provo.
n. :. Eroupa has bought al shtrln'l
sale. seven claims of uEnkcnitc, Hit-
uiicd near r. y. Junction. Tor $4,000
The prop was sold To- satisfy juig.
mont in Mr. kmuu1'n favor against
the former owners, q New York CONS
pHny. Tor which Mr. Kruupa had been
acting o. superintendent
Thomas ,. schoncli has commenced
suit IN the Fourth district court against
william r. Williams f1r 5000. Ia which
amount plaintiff alleges he has been
damaged By reason of defendant fan.
inr ana refusing 20 deliver certain
sheep and wool 10 plaintiff and thu'
violating an agreement entered int
between the parties on October 81
1863, whom defendant leased crraln
rhcop from plain'if Warren 4 flouil
arg attorneys ior plnlntm
Tho Scott family hrld q reunion last
Saturday upn sunday Ht the Old homo
stead 10 me FputhwtHtorn suburbs u'
the city. Tho event was 90 quietly
and lnudcHtly managed that mono Of
tho papers learned ~ 10 I'm yesterday
bun i very enjoyable time was rpeui by
tile drsceudruta and relatives % thl
late bishop Andrew ". Scott Tor mnnj
ytiu bishop OF the Second ward VI
this city, and prominently idcutinod
with the building up ~ the city unit
the tlmo W bis death. There were about
a hundred and nfty memh0u % thl
family in attendance, some cnminf
from prnnaylynuln. Montana and uthUl
distant pulnta. in addition 10 thfal
many friends were present 90 guest
uf the family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
ALLEGED Then Of a Watch.

walter Price was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Dyer today. charged. on the
complaint Of r. l.. Hart. with petit
larceny. The defendant was arraigncd
before Justice u the Peace McMaFcr
and pleaded not guilty. He was al
lowed % 80 on his rncuguizancc. the
understanding being that hc would APP
pear IN court whenever wanted.
Prices alleged oncna' IL the stealing
~ a silver watch from Hart some time
last month. Hnrt ~ employed al the
Pioneer nurseries. The watch was
found In a secondhand store In the
Harmon block. but the proprietor says
Price II not the man he bought u o..
30 the probabilities are the defendant
VIII be discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
no UTAH MEN WOUNDED.


Nearly two weeks ago tho "News'
published a Now York sun special from
cayile via nongliong, glyins detailed
account Of the nghi between tho Amer
leans and spaniards,whersln The former
were uurprlred by the enemy during a
terrible midnight storm. The dispatch
was full Of interest and was widely
published throughout tho United states,
ua were also some other special as
patches from Cny1tc. II win b. re-
momhcred how the American irnopa
yaliantly iVpulscd the Zoe ana how the
Utah batteries especially covered them
solves with glory. No Utah man was