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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

vancouver. u. G. Oct. ia.-Ncwpapcrs
received here by the steamer Empress
~ japan. which arrived fhia morning
from Hong Kong and Yokohama. pub
th the amazing statement th1t II
" china have been secretly married.
The china fnail says. III Hung
Ohahg and she Empress DuwaEcr are
reported 20 have been married az slnfa
temple on the morning Of September
.srd. They ut once proceeded % Ten
Isin. Destroying the RAILWAY track be-
mind them a. they Travelled o. prevent
pursuit. The empress ~ furious Tho
the honeymoon az Port Arthur. Paw.
lon " iuhlhni." The very wording of
the supposed dispatch pruvcs that lt
y Joke ard poor one It shat.
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MINOR nENIlON.

Sergeant John nurhldgc Of the police
department u the rfnud father ~ a
bouncing glrl baby, born yesterday.
The EiEhih quorum OF Seventy meet
ln the ytHtry 81 the Twelfth ward
meeting house tomorrow tFidnyl even.
Ing az t.il o'clock.
County Treasurer Lynch has made e
eall iUr the redemption ~ county war
rants issued In December. 1884. On ac-
count uf iahda aud bridges.
The residence % W. u. Mathis. %
W, Fourth south street. was burglar
ICED yesterday ufieru On, ana articles
uf q. hing and icwelry amounting 10
value 90 nearly 500 were secured.
Lieut.. col. u. NJ. Sells. of the Ninth
lmmuu.f now stationed al Santiago,
has b#ru appointed president nf the
military board 60 adjust and pass upon
younger brother " Judge W. II. Sells
nf this cliy,
Jlmu brown, a well known Tlnt|c
mIr o., ANA cook st the Aiaia mlne
Suytr Oty, was found dead In bed yes.
trrihy morning. H. 10 supposed ~ diei
from hHif. q lure. nlthuugh me MAINS
70 au empty inudaQum haslle close hy
sly.s rice o. Suspicion " an overdose,
Ffai u. Mckee, who Was Einlence'i
several days aH0 By Justice Tlmm1ny
l#r uluuhrUu0aa ana an Assault and
battery 0u Belya Scott, has upp..ei 60
MIy,r clark i1r a pardon. Mckee Wa
fsut o. Cor 90 days, ana flys n the
Mayor H'l pArdun him he Will leaye the
,.ty AMI STATE and gevcr rr;urn,
I.thI Banner; The bradshaw broth
gfs have lern very auccrasful 10 tha
sheep lul cattle buslncat rl Gar this
season. They have bought rne ia,'
900 hHld and sold 81 this number 1900
70 i.eM parties. 10000 tn American tori
people and 1900 % shcopmen on Meal
Jordan Ihr balance they have shipped
uut Uf tl. f,nte, They are now hual
ah.rlng cattle from Nevada % San
| ptiH county
a tea tl be- given this evening nj th'
/ homo uf Mrs. Salisbury By tho ueorE'
/ washington Memorial committee
promises tu be a very brilliant anair
The decorations In the reception room
| Hul ho boo the national colura ana IN
/ liniug room viii be presided over .,
] twenty four society ladies' NJ ocloe'
| CIp,U puClt VIII give q a1lk tn n.
| experiences A Santiago Ne Gun. ~
,he mJE.h program VIII 90 da'ish'
ful,
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A VERY CRITICAL OPERATION.
Ito survive. the shock 81 the Operation
and the surgeon aspect. he WIN
Recover.

\ very critical operation was per-
FORMED az thc Holy Cruta Hospital this
morning upon the person NJ Dr. g, =,
kilorbye returned klond.kcr. Tho
dlaaHe tho doctor was Hun ring from
was ahscerH fihn liver. a complaint
that Or Root, who . rformsi ,hs opera
sion, nfilrurs 90 he rare one 100 this
latitude. though quite prevalent ln the
South.
Last year pr. Kyacrbye loft Tor Alas.
Ia, "a utrunr healthy man with Tho hope
Of making hiH fortune ln che sold Fields
Lake many othurH he was not Injured 60
hardship and the difficulties nf travel.
together with the cold and wet. which
were too much Tor him, and h. started
hnck without reaching DAWSON Cliy,
This spring h. reachrt this city, ihf
shadow N his former SELF, and has been
sick ever since.
Dr. Root says h. has strong huptH N
his recovery and that ne stood ih'
shock 10 The operation a. well a. could
br expected.
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CAPTURED At HUNTSVILLE
Wa. Arrested Ny Detectives sheets aud
Fender Last Evening i'identos
of IIis uuiit

Tho police department has been sue
coarful in placing behind the bars
man who u supposed to b. guilty Of
r1bblng the Frisco mail pouch Lee
Wrst who was arrested last evening
at Huntsville. above Ogdn, 10y Dc
toctive sheets Of Salt Lake nnl De-
tccuve Fender ~ ogden.
Az stated IN last oveningu News
Detective sheets and officers loo towns
90 the north traced the suspected matt
robhor out NJ this city ana 1n toward
ogden This Ted Co a chase ln that
direction and u was learned that N
man had gone up the weber aud would
oudenvor 20 cross the mountains.
knowing this. chief Pratt wired De-
toctiVo Sheets 90 head him N nt
Huntsville. Sheets and pcnder dfov.
the twelve miles through ogden can.
yun in an hour ana re- quarter They
ran right up against West who hnd
reached the town al .. m. In fact
h. was the nrHt one encountered when
they drove 20 the hotel lie showed
himself bad character by offering ~.
slatuncc. hut was quietly covered By
the detectives aud secured he was
brought back 90 ogden. with tha horse
secured from the livery stable. on him,
N'NN NNNNNNl On NNN "A NNANNNNH NNNAll IiNH.. q
other articles that fnatun the crime
ulninly upon him. lie was held IN Og.
den last night aud brought to Salt Lake
this morning
That Lcc u one ~ the men who at.
tempted 10 cash checks IN this city ON
Monday aud Tuesday 10 very evident.
ana the officers feel that In his capture
they have made an important arrest.
Inspector sutton " here ana the man
viii have hearing nH soon aH prac.
tcnhic. Meanwhile h. II In the city
Jan
Late this afternoon Lee was subject
81 TO an examination as to description
height. msaHurcmt MS. etc., when n
was learned beyond a d1uht that ~
was the perpetrat1r ~ 10 mrN rlH
berry. 10 n a rogulsh looking lndlyii.
ull and doubtless has a rrrufd 90 rutl
dlinEs, Il u said h. has lived 10 rcxai
and Wyoming.
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FRANCE ACHING TO FIGHT.
Alleged War Preparations are the Absorbing
Topic.
Mysterious Na,ni E,olutiuns rranspire at
rouion -Na,ai Ile'crtcs No'iiicd to
be In Headlines.

Paris. oct. 20.-Ths alleged war pre-
partitions of France are the absorbing
tonic of discussion here. According to
the French papers hpfe were important
naval experiments li T1ulon last cvCn-
iHg. 4 nutilln of tIrp iI boats was de-
tfilcd 60 make an nrlalvlr 90 force the
gnifuuce OF che hlrIr ana thu whole
Elftitou was called Do arms and the
FORTS and batteries Wpro manned ready
Cor irrinrg uflt1n. Tho result 0f the eN.
rcrimcnts has not been made public.
q Animal riffafi presided yeater.
la. Hf srcr.i council ~ war at Brcgi
lu which thc ch.sfs u he maritime
urcyH tl1k Tlu. CAnndcuiill orders
were subsequently luucd 70 the Earri-
con.
Tho AurYre afestis shat i've classes
% she naval reserves around urCst
have beui ordered o. hold themselves
In readiness for active service.
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J. II. McGowan. who has been look
ms after the local Office OF The chicaEu
a Great Western Railroad, returned
q Denver this morning.
United States Fish Commlra'0ncr
n. H. Moore and g. w. Hume. an
arChac0logist 81 some note. are taking
a trip over the Denver a itll Grand
railroad 10 mako a thorough cxamin1-
sl1u Of the hab.tati1na u the buildings
o. the elm dweiorA
General Western Ngcnt Martin Of
the 81. Louis 4 San Francisco, J. q.
Doolittle. the bcli manager N she
some road. and Agent Howard u thu
pupontH. have returned from q twu
days bout among she ducks N Bear
River. They report ducks galore and
fluctuations great
The santa Do has announced that %
viii make a special rate 90 Uncle Sans
soldiers. regulars uH vel a. Nut4ft ora.
going home ur elsewhere on SICK leave.
nulouEh or 1fitr dlaehirrr. Tho rlsr
between Missouri river points nni san
FiancFcu viii d. as fir second clUt
and $50 Tor Erai GLARS flcketf. These
rates are also made available Tor dis
a'lled volunteers soldiers and lumt,cs u
HlldlCfa' homes.
A Wall street uoWH bureau says.
Chairman AidiCe H. Walker states
thar he j. able tlunlouncc the compile
illn u aucCCffful r1gail4tlous or The
purchase 81 the San Francisco and san
Joaquin Valley ra.ir'td which VIII give
the Atchla4n ~ long desired entrance
into san FrlnCIFl1. The stock " int
valley company d under an option con.
tract IN an amuuft carrying complete
control and the transaction IL now IN
shape Co nuncltlln 1y the Atfhit1n
Hilckh1ldcra al the approaching annual
/ mcfslug.
The RIO Grande Western has au-
n0uncrd % itH agents a vnc fafu rate
flr The First Annual sunday school
convention ~ the Church u Jesus
/ Christ u Lattcr-day Salrfs. @ b. hold
/ 10 this city Nov. "a. y and ~. Tiekem
| tEIll Boo sIId nt ogden, silver CITY.
| Mammoth. sprnFyil'c and an lrter-
| mediate p1.rss on Nov. 18th and 9Th.
| from Park Ciiy CITY. bingham and all
] points bHyaud SprlrEylllc on Now 2ath
| and .C.h. Al tickets shall bear a
/ transit limit of date Of sale Tor Ellns
I TIP with nnal limit Dee. iat 1885
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MO RAILROAD WRECK.
One on he C, P. Proves DISASTROUS 10 Cars,
tnglne and a Brakeman.

Yestgrday morning there was a mild
railroad wreck ON the Central Pacific
some distance above corlnno In which
two box-cafs were literally smashed
90 plcccA. an engine inoapaclthted Tor
business. and a brakeman suffered a
broken arm
A. told by a passenger On an incom.
ing train. u appears that n freight had
Lex corlnne ~ run down towards
certain switch. but fearing u would b.
impossible 10 reach the switch before
thu incoming passenger, the freight
engine was detached from the ears AMI
the engine, this resulting nH above
rpei along the track 20 nhE she paaaen-
ser while doing thls the brakeman
evidently forgot himself ana allowed
the freight cars 90 run down an Ia
cline at a tremendous rate fIrht into
stated, The wreck delayed the pasHon.
scr from the west nearly alN hours
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pIIt,

spRAGUE AT Junction, Pluto coun-
tvU %. or o. 1885. Edna NJ. Apngue.
daughter OF pavil r, and later Ester NJ.
VIII nf Edwin ~ Spraguei
bore June . ls,l, died oct. 30, 1895. She
was an lmrytlonate wife and mother,
and lUlNrs q husband aud four small
children. the youngest being only two
weeks old at the tlmr of death, besides
many relatives and friends, tho most %
whom arc On Arizona, She died In fhe
fam o. the Gospel ana with the assur-
ance u a resurrection with the Just.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

The Immense advance sale az the
Thcatar yesterday and today gives evl'
denee that the last performance 10 The
Queens Lace Handkerchief by the
salt Lake opera company, viii tcst 90
capacity ~ ihc Thlater again, us was
tho case 90 each OF ghr otngr presauil-
tons o. short time ago. tomorrow
the dates fnr these hual performances,
Last evening ,hr company made tho
run 10 ogden over the Rio dtnnde
Western, presenting the opera before
a handsome audience, IN nv opera
house there. Appreciation was mani
tested from the start and the better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

mnissary Of subsistence. u. s. ". son Of
senator Fairbanks Of Indiana, has
neen hcD9rably discharged from Inc
service OF the United States BY tho
s,seretaty Of war, TO take effect oct. IS.
asss, ms service being no longer re-
=, hlchard Johnson, bngadier surreon
"a. . W, mas been relieved from fur
w, uu'y ~ Fort u. A. Russell. wyo..
aud on The oupiratiou OF his nreaeni
cave oi absence will proceed 10 CHI
AZ ana report IN person to the COM
nshninE general department OF the
lsh.s, tor duty as attending surgeon
ana examiner Of recruits.
Lieut. Col. Russ Iuldekepcr. chief
surgeon ~ volunteers. who was 10
SS,n,9tge on the medical department N
Nnlekanauga. has been hon0rably us
needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARS
ABig Day at the Educational Institutions Of he
City.
TRIBUTES PAID TO LArAYtTTrS MEMORY
Eloquent Omiions and Much Money Col
iccted for Monument To the
Great Patriot.

Last evening at tho Ar-mbly Hall
fairly large crowd u studuhts and their
friends gathered TO hear VIVA, proved
to be one Of the most successful pub
DC meetings Of the university. After
the opening prayer boy Prof Cumming,
an grafton ~ the Day ana ~ Object
was given By George Snow Gibbs 1ic
describoi the splra Of exuliailon ana
thanksrlving spread over the colonies
after the battle ~ Yorktown. nnd the
spirit OF SORROW and despair that spread
over England. he con,rasted the great
enthusiasm ~ The clIonists over the
name N Lafayette with the growinS
apathy II the pr'neut generation. In
closing. after speaking Of the friend
ship that must exist between France
ANA the United States. he Haldi nut
what eject will such a friendship have
ON Future hIturyf CJuld We assume the
role ~ prophet. and peer behind The
thick vale VI futurliy. should w not see
Instead Of an International suspicion,
nn International trust. instead OF m
emulation Tor military strength, the
Hradual Disarmament OF nations. In
I stead ~ national patriotism. a universal
Z patriotism Ana lnaamucn 40 true
/ frirnd lhip brings with u noble asplru-
/ lions. ahluIl " not see. o. powerful
| agent In this happy contamination. the
| United Stat,H,Orsat Britain and France
| locked arm ln arm and shoulder 20
/ shoulder. with their nbicp, the attain
mont % that peaco which shall signal
lac Tho millennium"
The main grafton ~ the evening was
on Lafayette. delivered by Joseph J..
/ cannon, u was an admirable account
- the great mans llfc. with special at
| tcntlun 20 his noble character and tho
| invaluable ala h. rendered the colonies.
In one par ME Cannon said! Frhe
| next day tnftvr CuugreFs arcrr.el hIa
n.rvlccsl Lafayette met Washington.
| tn. great patriot took tn iuu.lgu yHuth
90 his heart, ana ghglr friaulshp has
had f"w parallels ia an history. The
sublime character ~ him whom We rev
vr0utIy call Father OF our Country. bs.
clme the Ideal uf Lafayette. Thr purity
~ motive and EnliautIy of the young
nnhlrmIn won the complete love I'd
washirsiona great soul"
An original poem un the Battle OF
yorktown was given hy Miss Grace
Nelson, On which the great historical
event was related With The charms of
Thi death OF Maj. Andre. a. told by
Hush WYuue. was fUgIted by the rising
|. young olocltonist, Miss Angle H1l.
/ brook.
interpreted between the parts "
tnN W'kiAln' inv national llf4 wrf
] sungs l'ad ~ a chorus uf students an.
HNt ltNI Slfphrha'
I A. the close "a much appreciated feat.
! ute or the EXERCISES we're historical
iinleAuN, thr nlrt nler " CORVALLIS,
lafayette ana columbia, columbia and
. France
At THE HIGH SCHOOL.
.,.
or N..',lNAN ll''ln.oh was p y,
N'itl y" M MOI .al piNir am th1lgh 10
MNH ~. ll'.he'a ,.Al b ahNull ur pun
W. M{'t luiNlNy'lfl
ulllhN b1 ~ il4, NtalN uN Nhht lh.
Joy w .N'' '"' l""'"'hk pI'hiAn wa
i'nN'''''
] HHvIhuHa %, T.tF4vaHfn TT.f.r,s Tftt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
VERDICT FOR MRS. NCLAREN.
Trial Of sheep Case neforc Judge Cherr,
The CITY Wins In the
Iouss suit.

The Jury In the ease Of Mary =. Ne.
Laren against contable MofonI I. On.
rlesplc this afternoon found the issues
Tor the plalntln. assessing her dam
agts at $3.50.
Mrs. Mui.aren sued Gillespie and his
b1ndsmen. A. T., Morris and Arthur
Frewlu. alleging that the uiiicer. ln oc-
t0ber 1907, seized "a printing piilcr out
No.. la satisfaction NJ judgm 90 rgu-
defed IN favor ~ J, J, Jones ana
against her Hln. She prayed Tor jude'
ment Tor tisn.l5.
The defense was that the property
ala not belong 90 Mrs. Meiarcn and
that the seizure was lu every way lc'
gai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

Chicago. OCT. so,-A special o. ih,
Record from Washlngtob ID. c.. slvs.
Captain John NJ Logan Jr., mimic.
slry " suhsisienco has been relieved
from duty rs assistant % Ono .bI.'
c0mmlsalry on the sian of Mailr g.r.
Crll J0sTph c, llreeknrIlge. Il. s. n
and ordered 10 proceed with MA ,.,
,hlrlzod clerk 10 Santiago and raB.l.
lu person 20 the commanding r.r.r.i
40 that place for ass.FnmeE, 10 s1b,
fls,ence duty
Captain Warren c, Fairbanks. com.
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IataI Ing anilisInn.

Cleveland Ohio. oct. 2o.--The big tug
l. 7. smith was sunk In the harbor
,ntfdnce today as result OF !. collision
WIN the steamer olympia. There were
tnrec men on the tug. The captain and
engineer Jumped Just az she went down.
ana were rescued after a long and dcs-
pefhte battle with the waves. when
ncked W BY boat from the olympia,
me men were Wen nigh exhausted. The
fireman went down with The tug. The
olympia ia uninjurd.
{. mccarthy the drowned fireman,
was formerly n member of the crew VI
the cruiser Columbia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
DIED IN THE MISSION FIELD
Elder D. N. Muir q Beaver Passed Away
Today.
he Was IaborinE at Glasgow In the scot.
tish Confercnc. Of the british
Mission.

A cablogram TO the Presidents Once
from Rulon 3 Wells. president ~ tho
European mission. was received from
Liverpool this morning II briefly stated
the sad ncws that Elder u. 81. Muir
died a. glasgow this morning.
Elder Muir was tho son of J. W. and
Grace Muir u Beaver. and was born
April g. 1852. Ho belonged a. the
Twelfth quorum ~ Seventy.
He was srt apart for his mission
August -. iSss. and started On his long
journey two days later.
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OMAHA AND RETURN safoO
lilo Grauue Meafefu HALLWAY.

on october 18th the no uri,s
Western VIII make a fnie ~ ilsah
Omaha and return, tickets Fscl .
days from date % issue. Trains ifin
az $3.50 a. m. and 7;lo y, On. ct1y,f
an classes ~ equipment. ircluiif
Pullman Palace nleeptrs pullmr
Tourist aiecpcra. Buffet ears and n,
reclining Chair ears. Ticket of'l
DoOly Block corner.
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Sweaters & Night Shirts

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. s.,,,.
full size. neat checks and stripes w.
ular price IL Zoe. two days ong-
49,
noY's WOOL swEATEl.s'. P prls
blue and cardinal, sailor collar W
neck. worth si25, two days m.
MEMS WOOL SWEATERS blscs
front, striped collar eolors n'I J,vs--
ana cardinal. worth 'i'so' Two 90.
80;
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iSASr ISAcrniry
The Commissioners are Resting nn Their
Oars Awaiting the Iinsl rnii


paris. oct. sO-The spanish rea,e
commissioners have not ydt received
rrorn Madrid either Instruct uH III
permission 90 bid adial 90 cuban SOW.
erelFnty without further seeking 10
attach 10 this f3yerelEUgy ma GIndI.
Ion providing f0r The Huumut .Iu ~
tho cuban debt hy The rrNrI state
A. at present disposed and Instructed
the SpaulurlH Will not as t.uIrrlVI.
meeting recognize utilrmHtIgHiv m-
United states p1sltiaa and viii st8n
on the point - results, M HlIl H.y
nntly reject Americas lns'sf. nee. ih.
Spanlurds. while recognizing tho pbv-
Hlcal poser ~ the United g9t..
against unalied spain, win dumbly I'd.
tend their palms upwards luI shrY,
thtlr IN luldprs, They regard me ~.
untilu as pltlahle and arr uI, 1v0rf. i1
nny aympnthy u may excite Th.g 8f-
nrm that the Americans aufw.r 4
their debt ~ positions .s very nr ana
that they have not ygF had Dino B.,
mediate fully upon %. Thus fIr ihay
apparently Intend MOI % Yield ana win
tomorrow tr-lko another written me-.
sentiment Rri expect Hu extended ~.
cussinn thereon. Whether NOV g..r
morrow meet with ~ lt 90. pfHs. 30
the session receive as % torma ava
time must then be developed Will
this Is possible, Us nov u.t quIt.
probable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

Disease N cured not w marital IA.
carnations but BY meii.si -.
Hence u II that Ayers gl,,i.s~,
cures. and that II proves - 49,,
successful u IL a strrs-- -
pared and strictly tceu.fs -.
purincr and tonic. the oulY e, 49,.
ted at the Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
EUREKA MAMMOTH AND ErnrN
$500.


Tho Rio Graudc Western ~ 81 n,
special excursion 10 the Tals Y,i,r
District at 1905 %. M. SUNDAY. O.l.,
21rd. at rate ~ 500 for rllti IA
Rate from Utah County points vi \.
800. Special train on return irp vi
leave Silver city 90 900 .. m. Mla'
moth i3ti y. m. and Eureka az Sha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

There will he two bills AZ ne New
Grand ncxt week., Mahara's Mlnsiigls
aurtarirc the FIRST half. and The hea,
Of Chicago the last haif % nc Wweeeh'
Tho pres.ut attraction, HoEans ~ p
moro than nils the house every hitl''
tr fact. H o. necessary % turn psoP
away, SO great o. the demand TOT Seats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

The last sunday excursion % Ezra,
Mammoth and Silver city nan r. !,
sos q. m. Farc 500 round ir., A..
clai on return trip will Lave ~.
Ciiy at $50 y. M Mammoth igp-
ana Eureka az o y. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

Judge cherry today. ON motion ~ the
plaintiff, dismissed ihe ease 90 Fred
McGurTln ya 4. a. NlaVtr
The caFa OF A, x, Smith vs. salt Lake
City will BE- grled before Judge N9ugll
tOmuIfJM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

Tho Jury IN tha 5000 damage Hult
OF Mohr Tluse against Salt Lake City
came into court this forenoon with a
verdict for the defendant.
Tuusr sued the ely, alleging injuries
received through a defective street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

The Supreme cour, handed down an
opinion this afternoon iu the case %
julia D. Mckihhun. appellant " Nat
~ brigham. United States marshal,
affirming the judgment Of ,he court be-.
low
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

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lies and We are sure 1f your apprecit-
ton fIf fhfH brand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
Children's School Shoes

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ..
None better for the purpvs. n'6ip pu.
ufrrd. Good honest WelA",'"fhrr 30
into every pair Hplu -,yiirh lIok'
t w., la ~ 10 II, laced OF Du'''
'"' cav SLY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

10 FER Cent Less Than Auction p,,..,
Magnificent lot 81 Navajo p,.,.
and oriental Rugs at z. G. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
Csc Dress Goods 45c
rnInAY AM aATuRpAY.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
We told you ON sunday Inst w.
two days offerings would he OF ill'' h,
ceptionul values. and 90 thoy ~, -
added even more than We 'NpfcNo =,
so now many OF the newest war ~ W ~.
In beautiful patteruvd designs Ala 30.
orlngs-the fan and winters mgs, Va, va
cd dress fabrics Friday ana sA'N'-'
only. values w 10 Csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20

numbers were enthusiastically rtealled
The special train reached the cry az
1 o'clock o. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-20
Children's Kid Glove Sale
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Just as much care j. bestowed upon
the selection 81 our Chlldrn's KID
Gloves as though they were for the
mothers and biz sisters. This IN a gath
ctlng NJ odds and ends from our best
% make special Friday and Saturday
bargains
Chlldren'H Kid Gloves. three button.
tlzrs Q, Q ~, l-2 only. an col0rs, reg
ular price doe, at
our regular 500 grades for ehlldrn,
I'VE clasp, all Sizes