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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
B,nse, Coneer, and Ball.

The benefit concert. social and bail
given IN honor of Clarence N. Cannon
last night at the residences VI John NJ.
ana uoo. ". Cannon werc O. gratifying
uccrrH The spacious grounds sur.
FOUNDING both houses were Illuminated
and beautifully decorated With hunt
lnr. chinese lanterns md umbrellas,
About four hundred people gathered
ana listened 90 very interesting muHl-
rnl program. Following this q lnrEc
canvas was rufUnd uu the gfaas ana
ths lovers Of the dance enjoyed thrm.
selves until midnight
A very large purse was contribute "a
90 Elder Cannon and several prnHHntl-
tlnna among which we're one fnm his
sunday school class and his fellow cm'
Moves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Samuel Mernn MED suit In tho
THIRD district court today against
VIM. ". Cr1mrr Mate ~. Crnmrr and
Lynne valentine. 10 recover the sum ~
$500 ON n certain pfnmiHH1ry note Doe
cured by 9ih rods hy 10 ~ Salt Lake
city wnl tatntU.
IN addition IN hrliiug FOR r. sale ~ The
property, plhlntn prny1 thft W.
Mortif0n b. appointed receiver 90 take
charge ~ the premises ana TO receive
the rents ana profits thereof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
Women Nurse, Noi wanted In Tho rleld,

WASHINGTON, Aug i.-surgoon Gem
ornl storuharg ~ the army hnH sent
10 the chief surgeon N the Fifih army
corps Ht Jacksonville the following
telegram which WIN explain tho rag-
erals attitude ON tho question ~ th'
employment N women nurses In tho
army about which there hna been con-
siderable agitation.
IN reply 90 your letter NJ July aer1,
h1vC 60 Inform yuu TINT 40 not nn-
Prove ~ having female nurrcH with
troops IA tho MA or On camps % In
rtructlon. Iut IN general hoapltrl7
nr u permanent olwun whore faculties
ONist Tor taklnr cTrs OF ihtm they may
render valuable ngglfignce, and | np-
prove ~ Tho employment Of properly
trained female nufaeg under such cir
oumatancCs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
FOR HEARTY COOPERATION.
What Siklf Republicans Propose With Demo
cats and fopulis,i.

The Silver tcpuhlicanr are very
much ln earnest over thalr efor'
to cooperate with ,ho p'mlcrau ana
popullais for blmetalllrm ln Utah Thcy
urn. thr fuli and complete necessity
Ut "a union " silver forces This H'n'
timout De- 10 bc cryatnilzsi into acti'r
throughout thr State. aud nraauiHa'
tons effected accordingly such was
the program 10 % mUHiiuE " AllNsr it,'
ruhllcnus held In this city law y-ftgt-
day afternoon aui tended hy Chalr-
man tippmnn, Senator Cnunuui =, g.
u1utwin. Judge Cnlhurn, David klthl
Thomas kraruH. ~ ". inunnn, ". a.
whitney. T.. q. Alien Major Litilonelu.
Frank e.. Cnfthcy and others.
chairman i.ippmtn announced hla
Intention of rendering hiH resignation,
stating that boo could not spare sun
client time from bis ofiiclal duilun u
conduct campaign. Another chair'
man viii Do chosen later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

IRON.

Tho management NJ Lagoon has ad.
ded considerably TO the attractions of
this popular resort hy securing the
services of quite a clover company of
vaudeville performers Some W the
Individual acts are quite ns good az
those seen with the best travelling conn
panieH Prny Abbott. Blush lirls.
Ia Verne, NOr Nnlin, and thH musical
mnlScs please the crowds immensely
when one considers that 10 costs noth-
Ing extra 10 zee any part M the show.
Il n quite q feature ln itself Yesterday
Inv Nineteenth ward folks enjoyed
20 the resort To-day brighton ward
70 al Lagoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
TIM pnSvrE SNORT rrNr.
surveying Now Doing on for a Sew and
shorter Railway nstweUn salt Lake aud
Beaver.

springville. Utah, Aug. "A large
party ~ engineers are at work In Hob-
bic Creek canyon. a Few miles cast OF
this city. locating n line Tor a railroad.
The proposed road viii run from salt
Lake TO Denver ana Il Ia said will be-
900 miles shorter than any line now Ia
operation between these two cltlcr. II
viii pass through the Ulntah rcscrya.
ton. which aholnds In minerals Of
dIWpreut kinda
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
A UNIQUE FOLDER.


General Agent clay ~ tho Union Pa
clio rro lived from Omaha today two
COPIES ~ a beautiful TunamIuisaIppl
Exposition souvenir la the form of an
Illustrated folder Il o. trPieic with
Information concerning the b.g inter-
national display now ON at omaha aud
ID very aftlstlrally illustrated. the pic
turts being yuri-Cllurrd and handsome.
Among thH Illustrations are a hlfuHrYr
view ~ 40 the buildings and grounds,
IN Grand court. cullunndr. agricultural,
horticultural. mineral, government,
time hfs. state. auditorium and pthHr
huldInrs Special features are also
shown such 40 the ruttawnttnmle wlH-
wan. boys and Girls huildlnsH. atryeti
of 900 nations. chinese village, giant
Hee-snw. bFyirT dance AMI scores ~
other sights and frenes thni are cal-
culbtrd tl attract and Interest the VS.
itlT
Mr. clay says he expects shipment
uf these folders within the next few
days ana IN their arrival VIII dlHttlh'
ute them Eritit 60 such persons a. mas
desire them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Twcnty.sccaud ward ~ this city who
loft Tor Great Britain. April H. 1876.
aH missionary. ls home again have
lnE returned Un July o. Tie rplriH
having enjoyed good health ana says
missionary work D. prosperous There,
Elder u. A. wilcox % Lyman. Fro
mont county. Idaho. who has been Do.
Ing missionary work ln Georgia and
North Carolina. has also returned. lic
lsft home loo June. 1895. and reports
having had pleasant time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
THE PADDOCK HOME.


Complaints are reaching the police
station Of the lax manner In which the
Paddock home on . street between
flfth and Sixth streets 10 conducted
Women, stepped In crime. Il d said, arc
allowed within lta portals when they
have no desire or Intention N behaving
themselves, and the examples which
they oct before the younger people
there, aru In no wise conducive tn good
results. lilinrity rulguH supreme 90
times. until those living In the near
vicinity have suggested that something
be- done To qurll nightly disturbance,
aud put the institution on footlng
tending 60 elevate and Cunohlc, rather
than TO the contrary
Little Mabel Ray was removed 10 the
Institution named. last evening. hut
tho child refused 10 remain ana ran
away. Today she was put into ~"
Orphans Home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
Gone North.

senator Rawuns went north this
afternoon. hla destination being Rich
mond. cache county, where hln sister
ia In critical con diiion owing o. an
attack by ram. She was rescued hut
not til internally Injured Ho seriously
that grave pprehfnHilna are tnt.r-
talnod. sho a. Nra. n. ]. keru O. ih'
mother u Pm sldont Kerr % u, y, coli
lcgr. and lady who stands very hlRt
in hor own nelghhorholl AMI wherever
known Tho senator VIII not rciurn till
the crisis ~ past one way ur another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Now York, Aug. t-Tha p.rtr.
juuta % New York hla d.s5lrli'
a meeting held ln this e..y f.t.',
were made un1nlmlualy WIhd.rf
business analra In slia stead II
vianry committee" will n.f ~
affairs ~ iho island hero lHf IA
forests ~ Porto Hlcar 'mmltr4l
He'd hy their political imuii.I "a
letter ~ tht.ks will hH f.rt h =
Mica Il was also d0li.d thitr-
s1cltilnu be formed To- pdf.i p
soon as practicable 90 work !, =
mnny with The one ln ih.f s'iI y,
constructing the island. 90 -,
culture and remove 40
economical and social Vices tsl
gptln."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

clara Barton's report Mrs. Gates
Letter The Mothers Cnngrels- Han
nah s1reuson. The Mcr0ppIe Helen
" Kimhail An Eminent Nisliur-A.
VI. NJ. OmccrF Mocting 10 Mom1riam-
Relief Society Branches. u. &. Re-
ports N0ius aud News Ellt1rlal-
Maine Martyr Memorial Day Sp.clai
Nnilfr N W. R. o. Sad and H1rfIW-
fui Woman. Work in War I.au %
Park Editorial Notes Pn'it- h-
Sable Moescnr. r-Lu Dalton. Angels
Whisper Ellis a. Ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
WRECKED At ptSolrrOS.


Word from Councilman Arthur v
barnes today. who went 20 Spokane
several days ogo 10 bring back the
body N Fr'd e snnsomc, bore the in-
tsnIgoncc TINT the train upon which
De- was travelling. cnrouto 20 this city.
had bocn wrecked ut Pendlci'n. ore"
thus nooosaltatlnF DELAY which would
make indefinite the date ~ Mt Slns
Hnnc'H funeral. ua u would De- imrof-
rihle tn get here before saturday Mr.
unrncs stated that no one was injured
uu the train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

~ The d.plomaiic corps ind the cnlef
military lni c.vii dimltirlca. a guard
ui honor was placed De ifun, of Che I'm.
p.tir NluAm memorial church who're
~. r0rt ices took place.
Tho cXe4D.fss wor. 0prnad ana COM
cluiHi hy "a choral. SUNG hy the
chorus from the uucgl hlugn. TIL. 1nl-
rlnl ChlpiNn ln HE urfvrr alluded o.
The rr 100 a.ftices which The deceased
chancellor had performed for the well
fare 10 hiH country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
flnn M MIl,Inn fleld.

Elder Ezra g. Robinson 81 Farming
tuu has returned home from q mlaslon
90 the southern States ito loft for hlT
nyld vi labor July 20. 1875, and went 90
"a, Nouh Clrullhl conference OF which
hr Was president lhs last sixteen
months The work uf thH isllrra ID
progressing rapidly thHre, Fifteen
sunday schools were organized aud
seven churches bullt Ia the conference
last year
Elder Alfred a. Garrlck ~ thl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

rniou racine, Oregon short Line. ~. A u.
q. aud Oihsr. ~ Conference,

omaha. AUG i.-=Thc preliminary
mcstlnE NJ tlc r ngrll plHr'nrrr
agents ~ Hines yves. nf ihr Missouri.
river - ursHnlEl n transmit f'ppi pAH-
Among ihlrs lu att ndlnrf arr;
General Passenger Agents Francis w
DE liurllrrtIn and MlaiIuri. Llinlx
nf IN Union Pacific, iuch1uan or Tho
Elfhlru Fisher " iho q. r.. ~. A o.,
nurlelgh ~ thc ortEan Short Line.
nluly ~ ih1 Colorado Midland. g..
hastln ~ the Rock Island. and ~. u.
caldwell chairman ~ 81 Western
Passenger association. HnnuUr ~ the
Denver e no uraude sent hif Proxy o.
u. u. caldwell. Nothing hla been done
vi h-Nnml D lL.nm----n nl al. nllnL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
spetI.I loara I'D -, 49,.

Washington. Aug. AS, ...
have been the rtlmm ai,i..'-.'.. ~
s,nt.d o. the secretary NJ az 2
the promotion COZ rrtUrrifi.- W.
other suitable mlnhsr. "a 49,
sailors, officers aud enlisted ail
have 10 notably diai.nsu.i Il N
solves during the nrHa.-f ~
Secretary Long has drtoIm.a-i
point q special haIri nr If. ~
% clnfidgriug go such rts.s W
merits. While th'H naval so.
consider the great macs nfG..
favorable recuWm0u1ff. Ir g..
Instances the President ana 49,.
Long VIII rCsrrvc tI 'h0nt.'1, .
rlght ~ independent a.u.n La
case " Lieut.. Hubs1n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
The Woman, I,oorer,.

Tho first number " the Woman's
ENponon, for the current month has
Just Issued from the press, rcploto with
items ~ general interest 20 those M lts
numerous readers, Tho number has
letters from flr and ncnr. reports uf
Relief Societies throughout the state.
poetry of o. high order boy local people.
and other articles, wen worthy Df mem
ton given, ltH contents Follow
International Council OF Women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
nIsMAnclA,s IrNrRAI.
Very Impressive services Public .Ocncr,l-
~ Associated.

Berlin. Aug THE public b. ErnCr-
ally aHHuclAilng itself in various way
with the funeral services Go hr held
this morning 10 memory uf The htg
Prince bismarck Al the banks and
many " the shops IN this city are
closed. nlEa. many Of them hnrdrrUd
with black are Mathematical every
WHORE; ahlp windows are covered with
crepe and there r. a universal display
~ mounting rmhrms aud portraits ~
the dead chancellor wrrnihrd with
nuwers and drnped WIN BLACK cloth
The funeral services held here today
ln memory nf Prince bismarck were ~
tho most impressive rhurrtrr They
We're attended hy tho emperor f.ld enc
press Of Germany, the various German
princes aud prlnceHsoa all the m0mhera
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
sis.oo DAILY nAtn, ,,ss


on each day until october ~ Z
Union Pacific viii sell Tickets q -
and return al rate % iiAQl ~ =
OF Nov, 18th. The Union raclli ~
the most Handsomely equlpi,l ~
In the West which make mlil =,
quickest time 60 all points Eii y
line east from Utah with p,sH
Burct smoking and Library e.ii y.
full Information, reservation . ~
aud purchase Of tickets. call ~ p
stand" 20i Main Street or aai',,
81 Clay. General Agent siA ~
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
PROVO.


nernles nlhckhurst 81 American Fork
was granted a divorce yesterday In thr
Fourth district court. from VIM Hack
hurst, ON tho grounds ~ failure IN proc
Vide, Plaintiff was awarded the GUS
toby of three minor children.
Estate NJ Sven Freed. deceased: Sat.
uriay, August e1ih. set for hearing pc
urun ~ Thomas John fnr letters " al
mlulHtrntluu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

where the digestion ~ sud. ias
general powers 81 the syt's- ! /
healthy state, worms can dnd b y
itntion IN ths human body. WITH
CREAM NEHMlFTIE not Cd )
ftruys every worm, but corfceh I )
ranrementr Of the digestive "a
Price y etc.
n. c. NJ. I. Drug nept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
SOME OF THE HEIRS FOUND.
News" Article Results N the Location Of
Some Of Mrs. Van Burcn's Relatives,


Some Of Mrs. Van Buren's Relatives.
The following letter 20 nishop W. H..
Preston Is self-oxplanntory and dis
closes the fact mat the publication In
the News" ~ an article concerning
Mrs. Van buren, ana a large New
York estate. of which she was one ~
four hrirs. was no without beneficial
results.
Manti. utah, Aug, 3. 1898,
Dear Rlr.-In hohllf nj the children
OF Mira Lucy Van iiuren, I take pleas
uro in thanking YOU flr the publication
IN the "Ngws" flr Information wanted
by Musser n Nohlrr In relation tp Mrs
Lucy Van Ruren, ! am grandson "
Mrs. Van llurrn, my mother being her
daughter Ellen H1ih are dead, also
Mary. hut Andrew u st.ll alive. living
M present In OrlnE. villU Emory cluu-
~, UAh. We have given the matter
e. our nlahop, WIN. y. Reid, o. look
mn.
Again thanking YOU aH wen a. tht
"News" Cor puhliuil 200,
am very truly yours
", g. Snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

uERHtNE ~ we'll adapted -
cure Of feyers N all kinds bCon
thoroughly clcansoH the stomRot
bowels u ali bilious hnmOrh. nhs
pciH al Impure acCrcuuuh " ths Z
Price 90 cts.
z. z. NJ. !. Drug n.nL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
TO cuHr 4 com ~ ON Oh

Take Laxative Brom1 Qulnn, Tna
An druggists refund 'ht m.siTs'
FALLS 90 euro. 2ie. The rasnsi 3
l.. 10. q. on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

Zl1n'a Savings Hank 4 Trff u,
pany. Nos. I. and . Main i'is'l
,ha largest ana oldest SAVINGS wv
Ilah: 1887 accounts hAtg \
opened since the bank wts eilA, :.
In 1873. Have you nn account W
ptart one now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

y. G. blanks. ~ Lcwiryllls, Tn
writes that one box u ptWitp NJ
Hazel HalNc was worth tiQ0 % =
u cured his piles N tth ~
standing. lie advises Others % :
H. II also cures eczema, ia Z,
eases and obstinate a1fea { (
sehramm, Mccormick ulig, CT ~
-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
10 Car, spnnI.h rrI.onsr..

So. Pierre. Island of Martinique. Aug
THE spanish hospital Ahlp Alicante
sailed Or santiago do cuba this morn
ms under o. safe conduct slgnri hN
a.. z. Consul Dart. ShH viii convoy
spain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04
els soutb Main street,

Salt Lake ofiicc Of First Yrir.
Rank OF Park City. WIN max, ID
at reasonable rates. long or shsH ~
on real estate. stocks, bonis nj
gagcH. or approved personal se,giJ
o. J. AALisHURY. prtt.tftg
BAlf j. KENYON. TTssuEts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-04

island Of Pines Ia p,,.
through. eAll,k .I--;' =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26
ALLEGED RAPE CASE
JOHN A. BLYTHE ARRESTED ON
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Victim of the Affair a Six-year-old
Girl--Police Work Up the Case
and Think They Have Sufficient
Proof.

John A. Blythe was arrested yesterday
on a charge of assault with intent to
commit rape. The case is more remark
able as his alleged victim is a 6-year-old
girl by the name of Rhoda Chandler. The
account given of the affair by Mrs. Og-
den. with whom the child was living, is
as follows: About a week ago she no.
ticod stranger in the alley in which her
house stands, in the rear of the Wey no.
tel. He seemed to be making friends with
the little girl and at first no attention was
paid to him. But the stranger came again
and again in the evening, and one night
Mrs. Ogden saw him sitting On door step
in q rather dark corner IN front of the
house, the child sitting on his lap.
Mrs. Ogden did not like the actions OF
the man and she called the child in and
scolded her for it. But the next night the
man was again seen there and the little
girl with him. Then the child began TO
look i'll and gradually went from bad to
worse until now she Is confined 10 her bed.
Mrs. Ogden suspected that all was not
as it should be. so she questioned the
child and the little one told of the mans
actions. Mrs. Ogden notified the police
yesterday and described the man. The
officers went to work Immediately and
Blythe.
An examination will be made today by
the doctors. Rhoda Chandler is the daugn
ter of q poor woman who took her 10
Mrs Ogden a few months ago and left
her there The mother is now at some
point south of Salt Lake where she is
working.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26
Heard Eighteen miles.

Eighteen miles is the longest dis
tance on record at which a mans voice
has been heard. This occurred in the
Grand canyon of the Colorado where
one man shouting the name of Bob
at one end, his voice was plainly heard
ct the other cd, which is IS miles
away. Lieutenant Foster, on Parrys
third Arctic expedition, found that he
could converse with a man across the
hafbor of Port Bowen, distance of
$3.50 feet, or about one mile and q
quarter, and Sir John Franklin said
that he conVersed with ease at a dis
lance of more than a mile. DR.. Young
records that at Gibraltar the human
voice has been heard at a distance of
ten miles. Sound has remarkable force
in water. Colladon, by experiments
made in the lake of Geneva, estimated
that a bell submerged in the sea might
be heard at a distance of more than 60
miles. Franklin says that he heard the
striking together of two stones in the
water half q mile away Over water
or q surface of ice sound is propagated
with great clearness and strength. DR..
Hutton relates that on a quiet part
of the Thames, near Chelsea, he could
hear a person read distinctly at a dis
lance Of 140 feet, while on the land the
same could be only heard at IS feet
Professor Tyndail, when on Mount
Blans. found the report of pistol shot
no louder than the pop of a champagne
bottle. Persons in q balloon can hear
voices from the earth a long time after
they themselves are inaudible to the
people below.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26
Tie u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 aH others.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

In the early days the Atlantic cable
tariff was 500 for % words and So for each
additional word. Now it is % cents a
word.
About $2,o0O.60O has been expended on
the exposition buildings and grounds at
Omaha, Nebraska furnishing one-half
of it.
horn, comprising no fewer than $3.50
members, which succors the sick and
buries the dead gratuitously.
A Kansas recluse who died recently at
Olathe beoueathed dollar to each of
his 10 brothers and sisters and $4,000 to
church in Sparta, Ills.
In front of Mr.. Gladstone's bed at Ha-
warden hangs an Illuminated text: Thou
wilt keep him in perfect peace whose
mind is stayed on thee"
Sufferers from neuralgia are warned by
a medical writer not to drink tea, but to
partake freely of coffee into which the
juice of a lemon has been squeezed.
1t is said that British farmers and
dairymen are today milking over 100000
cows. and producing in their diaries f32-
100000 worth Of milk and butter and
cheese.
At Munich there is a hospital which is
pen nibs. collected from all part of Ger
many. They are made into watch springs,
knives and razors.
There will be shipped from the Lake
Superior iron mines during the coming
season not less than 140G0,0O0 tons of ore,
of which fully one-half viii come from
the Minnesota ranges.
Appalling destruction was caused by
recent snowstorm in CaGcasia. In addi-
ton to the loss Of 35 human lives, over
., 0o) horses, nearly 10000 cattle and 600
sheep, goats, ETC., were destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Yesterdays arrivals at the principal no.
tells We're: At the Knrtsford-G. d'Ozov-
vile, Paris: G.. w. Ellacombe, B. Kemp
WEIGH, G. A. Clark, London; A. Longuin,
NJ. Rorphurs, Chicago; George l.. Alexan-
der, E p. Farnsworth, San Francisco;
Daniel Simonds. a. I. Simonds. H. S. Hal
let, Alex. Livingstone, Boston; J. E.
Clarke, Chicago; e. H. Duncan, Minneap-
oils; h II. Hartman. Miss Mary Harri-
man. Miss Cornelia Hartman. Mr. True
deau, Eugene P. Schwartz, VIM. E. Mill
Ter, New York: Horace G.. Burt, j. B.
Berry. George p. Moore, Omaha; A. APP
Dlebaum. DR.. ]. NJ. Matthews and wife,
Louisville; DR.. David T. Day, Washing
ton. d. c.; II. S. Baldwin, U. S. geologi-
cal survey: A. J. Ulman and wife, Miss
Uiman, Miss Walter. Baltimore; r.
and wife. Portland. Ore; c. w. Jones,
Milwaukee: Thomas Kearns, Park City;
]. 7. Mcconnell, Vernal: NJ. Wasserman,
Cheyenne; G. H. SchoellkoDp and wife,
Dallas, Texas: f. Nj. Avery, w. l.. w.
Miner. Charles F. Wilson. ]. Ed Black
wall, Denver.
At the Walker House-C. R. Hancock.
W. w. Cluff, Jr., Coalville: Dan Nc
Closkey and wife, D. A. Nelson. ogden;
Phil z. Clark. Sandy; j. p. Dickinson,
Salem, Ore; Frank Lacey. Portland. Ore;
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