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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
TODAYS HEAVY STORM.
NO MORE SCARCITY OF WAFER NOW.


In one hour today Jupiter riuvius
solved the problem that has for weeks
been prcyine on the minds Of Salt Lake
municipal authorities. DURING thnt
ptriod there has been. as nearly ali ciii-
scns know. water famine In the
states capital. at least scarcity ~ the
ilf,-eiylng nuid that has amounted to
almost famine. Plans have been
suggested and schemes lnnumerable
evolved without particular benefit. In
the meantime. people swallowed the
dry Jumps that rose In their throats.
and dust fncd the streets. houses ana
respiration organs 81 the public. while
fever rcrme and disease bacciii fattcned
and fiourishcd on conditions favorable
10 their existence. Tho health au'hoi.
tiles grow anxious, and feared an cps
dcmic. nut now all Ia changed. ani
EVERYDAY II or should be happy. We
will have plenty 81 water TO drink. ana
may even indulge Ia bath. As "
street apfinkllng. that has been attended
10 81 nature. Ail dust has been settled,
and tho walls Of water consumers Will
be heard no moro this year, for there
will be enough for al. Hereafter the
nlFhtwatchnan will not see the owner
81 n small lawn creeping CAUTIOUSLY
over It's parchcd brown surface m hls
night clothes about 1850 am. WIN
niece ~ linn hose In his hand. c0axlng
a little life giving liquid nom ~ gut-
"a prrchn Interior.
The changed conditions came auicklyi
the Hood natta ~ the upper deep being
ruddcnly opened. and the moist behlni
them turned loose upon ptfched ana
burning Garth There ma been a WI
further appreciated efforts az weeping
iuring the morninFhourr liut ~ noon
me rains descended and the Hoods came
Every animated thing was driven on
the streets and compelled 70 seek shelter
In the nearest buildings. II was most
hencnclent downpour and one that
riaddsncl many hearts. The only fear
IA that The violence with which II came
down did damage 10 the fruit crop OF
the rural dlslrlctn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
TrlteRApHlc ss1wnts.

walter Reeves was rcnomlnatcd ~
siriur. Ms. BY the Republicans of the
Eleventh district for Congress to-
day.
Or. T.. % Moore OF Harrison county.
vas nominated for Congress today AZ
stcuhcnylllt. o.. by the Democrats OF
the Sixteenth district
The Republicans OF the Fourteenth
district At Peoria Illinois. today rcncml-
mated Joseph v. Gran OF Pckin FOR
consrcau without opposition.
The war department at washington
was notified today OF the death Of Col.
]. j. vnuhorne, OF the Eighth United
States Infantry at Fort Russell. Wyo.
Gen Pennington. commander Of the
department % tho Gulf, has advised
the artillery companies AZ uaiveaton,
Tex. that he VIII move them into
camp further north. The men arr worry
asked to be moved.
Tho condition % the sick soldlera at
Camp Hamilton r. improving. In tho
hospitals NJ the camp ana In the city ~
Lexington. Ky. there are 40 caho
% typhoid fever all brought here from
cMckamauga, only eight cases bcing
considered serious
An order was issued by the navy
department today detachlng C0mmo-
dore J. w, Phillip from command OF
tho hatileshlp Texas AT New York ana
placing him In command OF the second
squadron % the North Atlantic Meet
With the cruiser New York as his nag
ship.
The business meeting of the annual
reunion o. the famous lr1n brigade.
composed OF veterans OF thc second.
Sixth ana seventh Wisconsin. Nine
tetnth Indiana, Twanty-fourth AEchl-
gan ana F1rty-clghth United states ar
tiliery was held al Wolcott post hail IN
Milwaukee today. About 100 OF the
grixzled veterans were IN attendance.
The reunion wsli last through tomor-
row.
Lieut.. Edward w. Burlington, Fourth
Ohio volunteer Infantry, reached Co
lumhus. o.. from Porto Rico today.
being one 81 a commission 70 present a
Spanish ensign TO President Mckinley,
which was captured. An appointment
was made for next Tuesday, TIE ensign
Was LETT In vault az Washington
Lieut. Fulllngton carries an 0iliclal
document from Gen. Wilson addressed
10 tho Rdjuiant general OF the army In
which his own promotion 70 be captain
ID recommended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

from the Ear, about the middle Of the
present week
Lehi. Grantsvliic. Eureka, Preston
and Smithncld viii each send n chorus
u nifty voices to the Eittctdfod.
Brigham City IL booming uiah'a
Peach Day. which win likely be elc.
bratcd there about Sept. 18th.
Elders Calvin nuckwnltcr and Eras-
tus strlngfcilow Of the Third ward viii
leave shortly for England on a mission.
Tho western cycle company has gone
TO the wall II came under n chnttcl
mortgage for ti.s2i. In favor % W. >.
Mccormick.
Prof. Alex. Lewis. Of Logan. Il In tho
city. az also Il Prof. l.. u. Edward,
OF Preston. ldahl. Roth are delighted
over the Eistcddiod prospects.
John =. Mcakln. the excursion agent
OF aaltnir beach. wore mnurnful eN-
precision on his Countenancc today. The
cause can easily be- guessed. too much
rain.
=. v. Taylor II brlus urged 10 make
the run for the lower house on the
Democratic ticket Frank n good
fellow and has a whole host OF friends
and a large following.
Tho ''Ncwa" was shown today some
very nne crayun work, the production
OF Mr. Knudscn 81 this city. q rcrria
rather unreasonable for 80 much
money 60 be sent elsewhere for art
work that can be done at home Just ar
well ana quite ms cheap.
T,x-poilcrman u. l.. shannon has
gone Into the commlnaon husnefs nlonE
sa4Ia HNllNILN
he can supply the town with hay. sun
shine or no sunshine. feed aud Hour,
coal and klndllnn wood. The arm VIII
b. located at zos South state street
Councilman Barnes ana watcrmaaicr
Rsdd1n spent all % yesterday In
Lambs canyon looking Into the auca-
lion o. lrcroanlng the cliy'h water
aupplv. They found several ways IN
which that could bo done and Will
make recommendations 10 the Council
accordingly.
ID. II. Hampstead. formerly assistant
city attorney. will be a candidate Tor
the county nttorneyship nomination be-
fore the Democratic convention this
year. AR. Hemps,cad II a resident Of
the FIN municipal ward frum whieh
district fewer candidates seem % be
halling than any other. lie also has a
host Of admiriug and huaillns friends,
Who viii Fivc him hearty support
San Francisco Chronicle Among the
arrivals at the Grand last night were
W. Davies. a journalist connected with
The Cambrlln. the oldest weekly news
paper OF Wales. and his brother NJ,
Davies u Elwooi, Ind. W. Davies "a
on "a vacation away from hla Newspaper
work IN swcnaca. and II atudyinK the
educational rystem OF tho United states
during his visit hero, lie n now on
his way East. and viii rcmain IN this
city but a few days Ne has already
collected Considerable interesting data
az Stanford universally.
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T,ylO, and Nc Railroad Project.

Iron County Record; Thomas ray-
Tor returned from his eastern and Eu-
ropean "trip In the interests Of his pro-
posed railroad las, Saturday. Inter
viewed by u Record representative
Mr. Taylor reported having had a very
pleasant mr. wcu an sacceHsfui tnn'
His health while absent has been the
very beu and he never looked better
In HIS NE. The breaking out of the
war temporarily intcrferrd with his
plans In Europe. hut he had the best
" assurance that he should nave hup-
stantiAi nnanrial aid soon hn the war
was over. Hts plans met Win heafty
Approval In New York. also, ana Mt,
Taylor Hocfna quite conhdent lhtt hin
trip has been an entire success, which
he lraeCa tho future 70 demunntfate.
Mr, Taylor IL reserved IN talking OF the
"details ~ his enterprise. lie says
however, TIT the extension % me
oregon Short Line viii not materially
rnect hla piana.
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BOTH MEN PLEADED GUILTY.
they WIN he Sentenced saturdsy--fist OF
Criminal settings firown sod Den
nl.on will b. tried sept. ~.

Two mon. named Felix rarry and
James A. Thompson. accufsd 81 bur-
glary. appeared before Judge Norron
this morning Tor arraienmens. Doth
pleaded guilty nni viii be sentenced
Saturday morning.
The mr.. named defendant T. che man
who broke Into the secondhand store
81 =. =. Move. a, los south state street.
on the night Of July sth. get.lng away
with pair Of shoes. a coat and vest
and a pair Of scissors
Thomplon II the fellow who broke In
to thr h3uss o. Mrs. Mary 3. Walker.
at 3S ives. Fifth soush. on the night o.
July ic.h. getting away with ro-
vllvcr. Valued at t2s.
Each was Flvon o preliminary hear
ing before city Justice % fha Peace
=. ~ Tlmmony and bound oyer'i1 ~
distfici court. In default % bond,
thcy have BEEN confined In iho county
IAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

Iapachula. Mexico, Aug. ao-Afanv
outrafcs have been pcrpetfattd on MexI
cans ~ uuhtcmaisn army officers. TN
worst case IL That o. Trlhlday Vega. an
t non,1t farmes who was tod ~ inc
h' 49,. mat they wanted to buy
line with a number OF horses to y,c.,
Gen. HairllHs. viii ncized hls nni,r,is
and had him beaten. '''''''
rms outrage caused Indlrua,i,r
other similar nciiona ara reported. and
are under lnveatlratlon. and due infor'
nation VIII be given the government ~
.hls Iepnollc. Tho GuatemalanH appear
~ astnitcd ~ an intense hatred OF
M,Nicans. taking every npuortunity 10
insult and rob the htimhllsf rco,ie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
Henry HanI. a. a Rain Maker.

Harry Harris, who resides on the
bench near the state prison. Is rain
maker. For Twenty years he has been
before tho City Councils Of salt Lake
c.ity during time 81 drouth. This rpeli
~ echfuo water has been no exception.
A few days ago he was before the
Council again and assured the city
fathers that they need have No fears
az TO tho scarcity az heavy rainstorm
Invariably cnsued within week aftef
such valuations on his part. Again MS
claims have been made FOOD ana 10
nirht President liarnra VIII Introduce
a resolution swing Harris the -
dom on The floor for nh future meetings.
owing 10 his mascot pr0clivItlsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

New York. Aug. 3o.--conroilinii1n
Of the Minnesota Iron company. ard
the Illinois Steel company. and the M.
riu. Joliet A Eastern railway was prac.
usally Effected at q meeting held hrre
ioWy W committee representing
IN, corporations named. At the meeting
woc Roswell T.. Flower chairman II
The Nmmltlec. ". VI. Porter, Nathaniel
ThaAtT, u. w. Bacon. l. H. bacon, A.
J. Forbcs.Loith. ana y. ~. Gray, Affor
the meeting Mr.. dairy made the follow
ing abatement; THE subcommittee ~
ported that u had been decided 10 or
Eauize a new company 10 be- known az
the Federal steel company under the
laws OF New Jersey. The capital stock
VIII BE- about $500 0o0.0 900. one half In
preferred and one-hnlf in common
stock. Arrangements for the purchase
or the ricsi plants nt Lorain. ohio,
and Johnstown. Pa. have been con-
summated. A majority OF the stock
holders Of the Minnesota Iron company,
the Illinois Steel company and mo Eli
gin. Joliet and Eastern railroad cons
pany have already sfrnlficd theif
willingness 10 sell 90 tho now company
u IL expected the new company viii
be ready TO begin business on octobes
lat" ~
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SUNDAY FATALITY.
Iona. bingham Co. Ida.
Aus. -. 1905.

Iona. bingham Co, Ida.
Aus. -. 1905.
To the Editor;
Yesterday, Sunday. between the
hours o. six and sovcn O'Clock p, m.
Jones and Lehi Anderson were
horseback rdlng near this town. The
boys were playing In reckless manner
when Jonea's horse came In collision
with the horse anderson was riding
throwing the Anderson horse. which
fell upon the hoy. and when picked up
the blood was Euuhing from Ms mouth.
nose and ears. lie was taken ihaensibie
10 the house OF AIR. John Donnlng. close
by where the accident occurred. and
who al once conveyed the boy 10 his
h3me ni Anon ward near Idaho Falls
A surgeon was at once sent Dr but
before he came the poor boy was dead
The deceased was Lehl, son OF Andrew
G, and Eliza curtis Anderson. agld 10
years Mira Anderson was yltlting at
the home OF Mr.. George L. Ward when
the sad news was brought 10 her. and
before she reached home hor boy was
dead The family has the sympathy OF
this community. SALOp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
Chicago WIN Lend AID.

Chicago. Aug. so.-Thu city health
department IL taking strong measures
20 glve prompt aid TO VI Alck soldiers
passing through Chicago and 70 take
tlnuc their journey home. DR.. Roy
noldr, health commissioner. and prcal-
dent Iiealy OF tho county board and
tho police department Will net IN con-
junction Ia tho matter President
lfcnly has directed that al nlck sol
oilers be admitted 10 the Cook county
hospital without any formnllty ur
quibbling Or, Reynolds has detailed
a physician from his office At each of
the dcpota and the police department
had agreed 60 respond TO al calls With
nmbulancca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

Chlckamauga. National Military
Park, Aug. 30.--Gen. II. V. noynton.
chairman OF the ChickAmnuga- Chaita.
nnoga National Military Park commits.
sion. ordered by the war department 10
thoroughly investigate the conditions
AZ camp Thomas ana report thereon,
has completed his report and forwarded
u 70 Warhington. The report Il favor.
able o nncariy every matter Investigate
cd. The water Is aid 10 be good. tho
ground well adapted for camping pur-
poHe1, the hospitals well located and
the attention given the sick as good as
could be- expected.
The Indications are that the reportwln
bring on n warm dispute, as numerous
statements contained therein arc con.
tradlctcd by high army officials The
full text % the report II expected 10 Do
made public by the government officials
after they have passed on u. Owing 10
a nllght and unexpected hitch which
has occurred between the army on.
nclals and the railroads, the work OF
moving the first corps TO Admission, Ala.
has not yet begun, Two regiments, tho
Flrat Mississippi ana the Third Tennes.
see, are expected 10 10 tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
COAL NINE INSPECTOR THOMAS


state Coal Mine Inspector Conner
Thomas Is at the white House, having
Just returned from tour OF inspection
through the Eilhonito country and tho
coal fields OF vornal. Mr. Thomas re-
ports the trade Of gllsoniie Improving
Gunner Bros, are making large I'm
proycments on their property by tlm-
boring OF shafts and the putting In VI
now hoist, The work Ia being
prosecuted chiefly by electric light.
Castle Gate ana Schoheld mines were
also reported a. being In good cnndi-
M, Thomas are In q far hotter cohdl-
tiun than they have been Tor years.
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viii hlle,d Ne tne,mpmsnl.

Sergeant Abe Randolph OF the police
department has secured leave o.
absence for 30 days and win irave on
the Is, for the Eisi. his prime object
neiuK 20 attend the urani Army rn-
rampment 10 be held ahotsly In clncin-
nstL Mir Randolph ID IN ola soldier,
and deslrrs very much the privilege q
a-loclH,lng with his numerous COM
radea. while away he viii ylsA res-
lives In Chicago, Detroit and other
Eastern cities, ana on rgiurnlng spend
several days az the Omaha exposition.
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81. Paul. Aua. so-rhe announce
mont of the promotions for sallnnt SER
vice al the battle of Manila Includes
Captain liiornntnd and Hehnch OF the
Thlftccnth Minnesota volunteers. who
were given In some reports ne among
tho dead. Inquiry at the war depart
mcnt developed the fact that no report
of such deaths had been received. Gov.
Clough therefore cahicd 60 Col T,esvc
of the Thirteenth Ailnncaotn and today
received the following rcrlyi
Zebach, niutnatnd. Carleton. Wiz
Hams. Crowcii neatly we'll Little I'm
proving. bunker. Lawrence, company
&. Lcohmnn very sick. Captain D.
bach'a home n NJ Ned WING and word
was Immediately sent thcrc, ~ HE wife
has been In a critical condition since
word wna received OF hie supposed
death. Captain. njornntti n of 81.
Paul ana with Capt. ztbach was
brcyctcd major OF volunteers Tor Ral-
liant conduct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
from The Mission Field.

Elder r. 81. Weller Jr.. accompanied
by his father. Councilman Weller.
cillsi on enc "Hcws' today. the con
having Just returned from a mission 70
the Louisiana conference. Elder Weller
ieft salt Lake City Tor Mississippi.
where he laborsd for short time. on
the OH % November. 1895. He reports
having enjoyed his iablrs very much
and returns In the best o, health and
spirits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

Nov York. Aug. a0-A cahlogram
from alias Clara barton at Havana to
ihg Central cuban relief committee said
that she needed a steamship o. use IN
the distribution " supplies. ana slcph-
On n. barton, chairman NJ the commits
tee, has chartered the Fan Antonio
from g. II, Mallory & c1maupy Tor tNn
months. with the privilege 81 extending
the time 70 six months. Tho San An
TEXAS. which was IN Mics narton's
service during May, Juno and July. Her
capacity ~ about 500 tons. She Will be
luadcl with cuban relief supplies and
win sail, probably on Thursday In
charge - Captain Young. Who was the
commanding officer 81 the ptite Of
Texas while In Miss Baritone service.
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otsaIs COVERED TRACKS.
G asl, Leaves and D'h Impede streei-eaf
Traffic.

street car service was greatly I'M
peded In different parts Of the city THIS
afternoon. especially on the benches
east and northeast. where debris COW
cred the tracks Of both eompanie- The
accumulation Of gravel. earth, leaves
and other refuse had been brought
down from the higher elevations by tho
etorm and deposited In the middle u
the streets until In many instances the
rails were completely buried. The
companies In some INSTANCES had Sow
crai cars punched up and unable 10
proceed until the debris had been
cleared away.
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WANTS TO HURRY THINGS UP.


Some strange letters arc received NJ
the oniee OF the Third district court.
They arc mostly from parties fran
distance who are looking for money
from the settling OF some estate. Most
II them are from women OF the olass
who do not consult an attorney, ana
from walks IN ne Tar removed from
connection with lawyers and courts.
A letter received this morning by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

At4 o'clock this afternoon. at the resi-
icnec ~ tho brides aunt. Mrs Sarah
Stewart. Miss I:ia Howard and Mr..
chan. Stewart were united In mar
riagc. Elder VIM. Howard oiilcintlnr.
rhe young couple are among tie most
popular % Mohb'a young people and
are receiving the congratulations OF
heir friends. A wedding supper will
Do served at the residence " the brides
aunt aud q dance viii be given this
evening. The brides parents, hr, and
Mrs william Howard, reached Moab
yesterday 20 witness the cercmony,~
Grand Valley Times.
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Drove No chInaman on.

There was sort Of one-sidcd night
at tho corner Of Seventh south and
state stroc,s at an carly hour this
morning. A hoy SHE'D rock at y
Cinnamon fruit-dcalcr and hit the
Monaghan on the head. The latter
sprnDg from his wagon and catching
the boy started for the police station.
when the lads brother appeared On the
scene and was quickly Joined ~ three
others. The result was that the Snlnn-
man was roughly handled and he
started on swearing vengeance.
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LONDON, Aug. 3o.--The lfonFilnT
correspondent ~ the Daily Mall f1yfi
The relations between the Americans
and tho Filnpluoa are much strained In
Consequence Of the collision at c1vlte
iarl Wednesday The lnsurFsnt Ftrer-
al az cavlie has been ordered 60 eyaeu.
ate the place ami remove hs troops
Two Mules into me country In order 10
prevent further dlaturalncts.
General Agulnalll said his chief pur.
pose In maintaining his army near the
city WIS 10 BE- prepared 20 cope Wlth
the spanish In case Amerioa len Ma.
mia % spanish control.
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DOlNGs IN The POLICE COURT

In the police court today Charley
chlnaman was found guilty Of violat-
linz the license ordinance and ordered
TO pay n me Of o..
Mrs Church was fined IS for using
abusive language, while &. w. Miller
and Florence Hhlfman. each charged
With assault and battery, were dis
charged.
Hail dozen plain drunks were
nned from y 10 40 apiece. aud a mum .
Der of lcwd women made the usual
forfclturca.
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ON the ground Of deaertion Dan c.
Robbins has asked 10 have tho mntrl-
m1niai bonds existing between him
ana Emily \. Ilobblnn dissolved. The
parties were married In this city In 1874
aud, u Il alicrcd. tina; Mrs. Robbins
deserted her husband In 1896.
y. u. CavanauRh 10 suing william y.
Jones and Emma y. Jones. In N. Third
district couii 10 recover 1850 On n
u ynlss0ry note secured by a mortgage
50 certain premises In shia city. The
usual prayer for a rale IL made.
In the case Of the North Polnt Con-
rolliated Irrigation company va the
lsah A Sall Lake Canal company ct
al, ten biyn additional time given de-
fndani h fiie amendments 60 bill Of
exceptions
Golden Brown and Jack Dennlson,
the Hallair burglars. will b. given afp-
araie trials. u. {. Elchnor will de-
fcnd Brown. Willis Judge nurrls will
lok AFTER the lntsrraia OF Dfnninon
Judge Mnrhhtil MADE an order today
declaring Charles w. Miller a bank
rup.. Miller formerly Kept rtnlaur-
ant on Hast Temple street. The pcii.
Ton, ~ fiied yesterday. o.. ou that he
owed $50 and was unable 90 pay the
same. The ASSETS are valued az tio0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

london. Aug. ao.-yhe Times pub.
fishes a letter from Andrew Carnegie.
who advocates an exchange Of the
Philippines for the british West In.
dies. urEing that England ana the Unit
"a states should retain coailng stations
u each and that an open door should
be preserved for both by treaty.
such n project" says AIR. Carnegie.
would naturally be dependent upon
the assent % both populations. but this
assent seems probable"
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Max seufert'r hearing before Justice
rfnmony yesterday Afternoon. resulted
In his discharge. NJ tho evidence adj
duesd from a number Of wiinesnes. was
such as to mako plain that the eolli-
sIon was purely an accident. Those
testlfylng at the hearing werc A.
Hsu.r. Eugene Tranghbcr, Mrs. Booth
and tho defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30
YOUNG BURGLAR BOUND OVER.


Lewis wooisey. the young man ar
rested Saturday for burElarlslng c. II.
sayAgc's store and stealing iherefrom
a small amount In cash. had a hearing
In the police cour, this Afternoon. The
evidence aiduccd tending 10 show sho
gulit Of the defendant. he was bound
over TO the district court In bonds VI
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Personal Paragraphs.

Conrad Uni, OF Berlin. Germany, Is
At the Knutsford, tho gentleman COM
lng In from the East this morning.
Editor william dlassman. Of the og-
sen STANDARD. was In the city today.
General Agent n +. Neylns. OF the
Denver a 10 urando Railroad. has lofl
Tor a short huain.sss rip TO the West
N. W. Sample. the general suporln-
,endent Of the Denver a RIO orlando
Railroad company, came into the city
his morning. Ills visit IA one OF pleas
lre snd has no connection with rail-
road business.
Colonel Dodge. general manarrr OF
he RIO urande Western nhliroad, who
lan been ON tour OF Inspection OF the
inc. left this city for Denver last even
-.
J. d. pardee. the well known attorney.