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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

In perhaps a couple of days. The show
ing in the Lulu tunnel, he says. is
wonderful, and in fact Mercur and
everything within its boundaries, in the
way OF mining properties and their
equipment. Is In splendid shape at the
present time. The camp has little OF
the beautiful. but not as much as Salt
Lake can now boast of.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.
In Honor Of the Late Elder Joseph H. Jensen
Of Union.

Memorial services We're held In the
Union ward meeting house. Salt Lake
county on Monday, March 18th. at
o'clock y. M, In remembrance OF the
late Elder Joseph Henry Jensen, OF that
ward, who died while on his mission in
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A Big Gun ON the Road.

Denver. Colo, March ia govern
ment cannon Weighing eighty-nine tons
passed through Denver over the Rio
CIR ande. The gun was loaded on the
Pennsylvania Railroad gun truck No.
300, and is on its way from the east
ern coast to San Francisco. Haste is
heing made, as government officials
asked that the gun be hauled as speedi-
ly as possible. II is for use in the
Pacific coast defense.
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DR.. ]. II. Faust is having a specimen
of bismuth ore, analysed. The ore
is from the Widow mine, Clifton, Deep
Creek, and has assayed 80 per cent bis
muth and some gold, while another as
say gives but is per cent. II will be
tested by the Hanauer Shelter Co.
The specimen was taken out last De-
cember, and reports just In from Cliff
ton say the men are now crdss-cuttlnr
In a much richer body OF ore.
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London. March 19.-The ozar. accortd-
ing to special dispatch from l
Petersburg has authorized an increas,
in the ordinary naval expenditure OF
three million roubles yearly for six
years. in addition to the special grant
of 100000 roubles for naval purposes
recently announced.
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Tanglers, March l0-The sultan of
Morocco Is disbanding his army. Many
OF the governors, cadls and their con-
tingents have returned. Several of
them have been disgraced and i'm
prisoned. The court is going to Mar
rakesh to receive the foreign ENJOYS.
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Sweden. March sth.

Sweden. March Sth, n &
4 months and II day. VA
Bishop 1shmael VA
large meeting to OF VI
choir, led by Cond,
sang the hymn com
deepning trials throf IpI,r,~
Bishop John A. f
Jordan ward, offA TIN T
prayer.
The choir sang: -
rious light of truth.
A short biographicTowth' thei
OF Elder j. ii. Jcnstnough lntel
dar Aif,a1 pobbins. ioned sever
which the deceasedy io.lows w
Der. and who left ieart act'o
mission on May 20. epIeu'
Sweden about the 1ius vi o"'i
Elder Theodore Tc
dent of the Gotteni 49,.
Sweden, was the fir-
ferred to the faithftials of Il
ceased in that COMFORT that tn,
Elder made rapid pre- In sever
ish language on hisleat, and Il
of labor, won the eshas asked q
laborers and made cree pruhibi
side of those OF his nerican mes
a willing and emerge
The speaker also Harbor.
monies observed b.o Tho II
Gottenburg at each,d o,,t 81 A
grave of the late o,ciocp ~
Cottonwood. Salt La y.bora q
so passed away. fivheodonarte,
on his mission in thfderstood w
lieved the Saints th,tic soundrr
honor to the memor,er fresh 90
parted brother Jensn INC mnrni
Elder Tobiason sprai attenti
ing words to the pa she was :
Jensen and wife Ellsels anchor
tives and friends Dreamed ont
an excerpt taken FIT
Hope of Zion" ~
1883. and published 10.
tiona, at Basel, Swift
the condition OF thenglng Conn
his day. and pretlic
forth. within the fol-
the true Gospel, Wit lv.-ih CON
GERS. etc. THE spenect appeal
those nresent IN Ii,1draw his
w nv .
and keep the commntrlenIs W
The choir sang: "mnitS WI
Christ draw near" wy shnu.i
Elder David Amutrkish wAi
returned from Nor ulleseu, ~
last one present. " ny W
talked with Elder ,uu'ua
dressed the assembl" i9ian'
Elder Jensen.
Elder Joseph Il.
Lake Stake presidejDI'Tul TT
speaker, and referre)Oi ALI
of Lustias Grationa
had sent to Switzer-
German copy of tn
discoursed on the i,,,;sh Shin
dead for n short tim''" r
advantage and imp,
individual and famil
comforting remarks -
mourn, and pointed
the faithful would ,anu All 'ru'
with Immortality aImcers of
which number he fe
seph II. Jensen was
The Union brass
Brother Jensen was , .
dered Nearer. my cine SUIT
Bishop Phillips off'sailed Into
marks in his usual fane in IN
logi2ing the departe,e ~. Fl
fort to the bereaved'
The choir sang tfachehen, W.
s. S. Union tune boChav.ng bro
Other Side" and Fled by scur
p'oNou"'eu 'he eisnip and b
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London. March 19.-Commander
Wilkes Brownson. U. S. N, has gone
to visit the Elswick works. Commander
Brownson. Hiram Maxim and others
had a long conference at the United
States embassy this morning.
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London, March l9.-There was an
Important cabinet conference this
morning in continuation OF yesterdays
discussion OF the Chinese question. 1t
Is reported that Great Britain requests
warships of the world will be admitted
free OF duty into Port Arthur.
Great Britain in this matter is os.
tensibiy acting at the instance OF
China.
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'lorELY rouNDArIoNI,rss.
at Fish Springs WIN Not Re =.
essed, Say Its Oa,cer..

which. t 10 ana mine at Fish SPRINGS
Fl.OOO IN oa,e, has a dividend tp,n, y,
an ore bod, us credit, is in possess, ,n, o %,
Ing biz v wy, on the sOO-fooi level norrv o.
has nearin Slues in silver and lead nSc
e hoist ~ completion 5c-horse now nv
ploptlon" az a,d the company In lis SI ex
VI 'he ground. is now at IL,
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PRODUCE
San Francisco, March Is Wheat Ell sier
December. ly3N; May. LAS.
Barlcy--Steady; December, 0si: May, 100
Cash wheat quiet, L4a1i
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ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

rrowth, there
hough Inter-
iioned severe
Y follows that
feart's action
ebled."
tuis of Sails
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ritish Ship Now
on board the
Conference and Sberths in the

conference ana hberths in the
tMillennial Star, len who called
Quite frequently Most of them
the addresses of I'd wounds and
quarters We hereeral with the
dresses of each COMFY. The men
Latter-day Saints inairs to Capt. l.
the addresses of mtg. +, =. hop,
on the continent. totsra,inur Alley.
of the respective pfs
Birmingham conf ieit ions
Rd.. Handsworth.- T. srappeu anu
Paul. president. proNoca'ioIi'
Cheltenham confe asa'h ny wv
street. Cheltenham, te. We haVe
president. our uaiiy III,
Irish conference. iscuiss anu
Belfast. Ireland, Joeo III pe..el
president. ha'e seer
Leeds conference, struck by one
Spring Mill St. b
Bailey Jr., president, we " S"a
Rond Preston Iad Top or broom.
dent five men with
Jondop copfaronce time. We did
rslinrton London ok lest we be
Manchas,or co,fa: Peter Han
Lane Roehdale Rality and star
George II. BradshaNate seemed tc
Newcastle conferee against Nun
Rd., desmond, iney USED tc
Jnsenb n. Walton. n about. Their
Norwich conferentetner' Hahsei
Road Norwich. Joh 'erish. He was
dent ID blue marks
Nottinphnm conf, of food.
street Nottinphn,n 1T Hansen was
nresIdent 1t to his bunl
Sheffield conferen was 100 veal
Cotton president. sick, are you?
Scottish conferen III make yol
street, Glasgow, NJ TO you, move
resident.
Welsh conference, siammed MIN
race Cathays. Card,ain. This h,
president. irsing violentl,
German mission, n groaned, but
40, i Hamburg. Gerait an hour nj
ensock. president. 'st sunday.
ailors william
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-.inls Of the
port that they
'e In several
leat, and the
'has asked the
cree prohibit
uerican meat
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


LIVE STOCK
Chicago. March H.
HOGS - Estimated receipts today $1,000
head: left over ls00 head: market
fairly active, strong 10 five cents higher.
light, s3.75ltxAD5; mixed, sL0Jdrsi 0s,s
heavy, sa759s4.i0i rough, sl75at3.s5.
CATTLE - Receipts 3,000 head; steady.
Reeves. tL90ds5..l5; cows and helfers, g.. 20it
$40; Texas steers, saG0G.4.50; stockers and
feeders, sS.I0aS $3.50
SHEEP - Receipts 1000 head; steady.
Native sheep, s3,aS1si,G5; westerns, sJ.5od
A55; lambs, sI,00Ixh40
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PRODUCE

PRODUCE
WHEAT - July wheat opened at s5ls. sold
ut IS. advanced slowly TO $50, then declined
TO s5a.. May opened at loiys and advanced
to 1854.
Closing Wheat - March, 1903: May,
ioaa; July. sos; September, ,yb; Do
cember 1Da.
CoRN-March, eski May soii.
oATs-Alarch, %; May, .5'i,
PoRK--March, s0.sb; May. 5000.
LARD-March, s6o,,si May, saias.
RIBS March, s5osi.; May, sao'siGs5lo
BARLEY-3idi.
RYE-A
FI.AN-.i.la
TIMoTHY-Es5.
CASH
b wheat-No. . red. Ice; No, . spring.
o.; No spring. SSdtlI; No. hard winter,
ge; No. . hard winter, s5Gs7; No north
crn spring, lo2-
,ofn-No. ., 2Sn; No. 0. eS
Oats-No. ., 25L QJa6; No. 3, a5i4G1k.
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tIari,or.

.9.-The U. S.
ID out Of the
Z o'clock this
10, where she
headquarters,
derstood. will
ntlc squadron.
Ter fresh coat
n the morning
nal attention
d she was sa-
sells anchored
canned out Of
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q, Mr. whiting Of Provo Bench.
- 49, ago. and took $3.50 Sheriff
e,orrs secured a confession from the
boys
rho following marriage licenses have
- ts.ued by County Clerk IIaver-
ps,s, Ammon c. Dahie and Annie
p.,iy each 20 years Of age and both
-,,,-'uiah Fork. orson =. Scott. aged
90 N Lchi. an Ccnith adams. AGED %.
81 American Fork: Walter Daring
aped I'd Of I.ehi ana silna Christian
sen, aged 20. Of Pleasant 1tnNe', fanl
WITHIN. aged p. and katharlna Nogel-
mann. aged p. boht Of Payson.
Jeanette T.. Partridge. wife Of I'd
ward c. Partridge Of Provo Bench.
xss hurled yeataIday. The funeral SER
virsa loon place from The TImpanogo
v,,fd house dnd appropriate remarks
acre made hy Eiders David John.
gc9d smnoi. r. Y. patien and Ira y.
IIlnkiev. Mrs. Partridge died from
consumption last Thursday. she was
about 30 years OF age ana leaves a
rsiaiiyss fo mourn her departure.
A telephone line 10 about TO be
erected between American Fork and
Anime. which will be o. great COM
venlrnce to the Residents OF that pros
Porous llitle town. especially as they
have no teieerarhlc. connection with
the rest OF the world.
A two-atory brick school house is In
course Of erection In Alpine.
Don G. Robbins. Vice president and
chairman 81 the Ii1hhle Crook Marble
company lust organized. was In Provo
yaetnr1ay. lie stated that work would
b. commenced Mt once on the valuable
marhir claims owned by the company.
Tho News" has previously published
an extended iepuft on this deposit N
beautiful marble. made by DR. Jas y.
TalmaEe, AMI there V no doubt shat
when the quarfice nrc opened and the
marble becomes more generally known
throughout the country, n new and
profitable Industry Will be- added to
those now existing In The State Mr.
Robbins IL 20 be Congratulated upon
his success In organizing q strong COM
many Tor the development OF this
property. and deserves great credit for
hia perseverance to that end, In splto ~
disappolniments and financial difficult
ties.
u. ". Thomas ~ smlihnold. Just re-
turned from a mission 90 the Southern
1ffa, was the nrat speaker IN the
Tabernacle yesterday. lic spoke very
onc0uraglngiy ~ tho progress OF the
work In the South. and OF the blessing
q missionary experience u 20 young
men. The speaker adv.sei all the young
90 obtain an education IN the Church
schools n possible President Joseph II.
Smith was the next SPEAKER. lie spoke
OF the duty dcv0lylng uron those whn
had relatives In the missionary Held
In regard 10 encouraging those mis-
sionarics IN their abors and dcprc-
Gated the practice Of sending them let
trrA filled with complaints and rricv-
ances. Elder Smith spoke 81 length
OF the great blessings bestowed upon
tho Latter-day Saints In temporal AZ
fairs and urged upon the people The
necessity Tor remembering the Lord ana
His manifold blessings In the days u
prosperity. lest they should lose The
Spirit ana become unworthy Of place
In the kingdom u God.
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WATER WITCH N IDAHO.


There IA water witch operating In
this section o. the country. says tho
Boise Statesman. lie does not ride a
broom. neither does he make pcren-
NAL trips 10 the moon. Ills bualnora
lies In the opposite direction. lie hos
been called a crank and a fakir. but
he has dlsripntcd some nj least of the
criticisms and has made several warm
adhcrcnts by the discovery. through
his mysterious process. Of n well on
Five Mile. where the ground ln bone
dry excepting the Irrigated sections
ana where u has been popularity sup.
posed a man would have TO dig AZ
deep as the dovil's domain 20 strike
even a scmhlcnoc OF dampncss.
Some little time agp the water witch
appeared az Five Mile lie was de-
ridod. and when Frank j. corbun, the
well known shcepman. more out Of
curiosity than anything else. gnvc the
man "a .1b. he had less faith In the
success u the enterprise than any one
on the creek
The witch was blindfoldcd ana N.
ter great many mysterious passes he
Informed Mr.. Corbun N he would dig
at a certain spot he would strike water
within 30 feet. Determined 10 see the
thing out. Mr. corbus began TO sink
for water at the point indicated. and
he was surprised beyond measure and
nA greatly pleased 10 discover quite u
heavy now u water nj dcpth u u
feet The well filled up and all the
pumping that has been done since docs
not diminish the supply.
The nowH OF tho success OF tho
Witrh'n otauFntloua Htlfaad Ia apH ,,.tt.
and he In now In great demand In that
section. The farmers there are an ro-
ing 20 have wells now. The witch
walked again yesterday and several
people went out from the city Co watch
him mancuver. II IL needless 90 state
that holes VIII be dug at every point
Indicated by him.
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tho opera House on Friday the 10th
Inst.
The Republican county convention
VIII Do held 10 this city on Saturday,
september 2ith
y. n. Mlllet, and Jos. NJ. Brown left
today Tor Statrllno. whore they have a
contract Tor mining a tunnel on the
Gold mn mine.
Toe wedding u Mr.. !. J. nnbluHon
Or payson. and Miss Rosa Jones. OF
Provo. T. announced 20 take place on
September 22nd.
Tomorrow fWodnoaday) Mim Arvlia
Clark. Of this city. leaves Tor Hoston.
whore she viii take four yoars' course
In music.
Miss Frcdn Barnum leaves FOR Beaver
tomorrow (rhursdayl, whers she Will
teach c'ocutlon and physical culture In
hte branch Of the brigham Young
Academy.
A large number Of members ~ tho
fraiornal orders and their friends came
over from Tintic yesterday and Joined
their friends In Provo In an cutting to
the lake. whcr an cnloyabel time was
spent
marriage license has been issued 20
Seymour c. Gardner. aged 20. of Salem.
ana Minnie Leetham, aged 10. Of Lake
Shorei James Markham. aged ~. and
Sarah Stubs. AGED 90 both Of Prove.
John G. Edwards In ~ the city selling
z. c. NJ. I. shoes
]. NJ. Jensen has been appointed SUI
perin,cndcnt OF the Second ward sun
day school 60 fli the vacancy 0ccnsionod
BY the resignation of \. w. Esgcrtarn
Jr., who has lately been chosen bishop
OF the ward. Superintendent Jensen
selected A. G. SorcnHcn ana Ralph Poul.
ton az his assistants.
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PROVO.
Fourth Di,irie, Court.

rnovo. uTAH. sEpr. y. l,s.
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well. robbery STATE vs. Thomas Eunlt
and John Hunter. HOUSEKEEPING.
September 20-Stale " n. $. par,-
ridge et al, h1uacbroaklng STATE vs.
Hyrum Halton, aluhery.
September 2i-Stats W Haber bate.
flrricatl0ni State Va Julin Feikor,
adutery; state Va james Davis and
Foster Bowen, appeal.
september Estate " James 9.
pIula1n. murder second degree.
September Estate W Jshn Hanson.
mifltmcanor; state " Paul Stewart,
f1rnlcatlon.
The eases OF the state W william
Jackgun and the state " y. \. Jones
ana NJ W. y. Gage. were passed FOR
the term.
The following law cases were cot;
september 2a.--Alma Carter W II. q.
w ky.. co.
september sO.-John cowan VI II. q.
W. Ry. Co.
october srd.-.smoot Drug CO. " II.
Payne; Caroline Hayes W .. A.
slain Il al.
october lht-wm. II, clark " o. 8.
l. ny. Co.. y. w. Nelson % al W G.
n. Frank.
October tih.--Jos. W. Thorne W
Peasant Grove city.
The case Of Provo City W Logan
Paul was dismissed.
Cases on the divorce motion and
equity calendar were Fst a. follows;
Kitty A. Hines Va II, y. Hines:
separate maintenance and divorce
september iIth.-Clara \. Mccormick
II al " Utah county. Utah County
savlnEH bank " Provo Theatrr co. 81
al; Minnie RACER W W. ~. RACER.
divorce. y. a. Wedgewood Va los. 4.
Crook ct al; Provo city Va +. Pcary.
October hs -Chau. Diggca W Il.
CITY.
October siat-Dudlcy l.. Cook w a.
II. Davis.
october 2tth.-i0hn n. Miner VI
Jeanette Ann Miner administrative ct
al.
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PROVO.
PROVO. UTAH.
Fourth District Court.


The ALLOWING orders were made IN
the Fourth dlatrlc, court yesterdays
In she case Of John Lees VI ]. J.
Frusman q o., previously heard and
submitted. The Judgment wis modified.
rendering judgment against J. J. Free
man and no cause OF action az - ].
y. Freeman.
EEate o. John J. Mcclellan. sale Of
real ggate confirmed.
STATE u ugah W Calvin craran: de-
murror 60 complaint argued and taken
under alvissmcnt. Defending became
surety on the bond % ". n. Jones 81
spanish Fork for 500. Jones lsft she
State, and craEan as sud Tor the
umount Of she bond. The demurrer 10
based on the fact that Craghn IL che
only surety. while the law provides fsr
two or more. and ., Ia ils1 claimed
that when he signed che instrument he
was Informed that another surety
would be secured 60 sign with him.
Paul stewart was arraiEncd on an
Information charging him with flrni-
ca.lon, 20 which he entered plea %
not guilty.
The following criminal cases were
sati
september i7-Spinlsh Fork city W
Nathan l0ckhlll. appeal.
september i2-State W c. L. Max
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Nets.aa.I I,sr.on.I..

Monaicur De socry goes d Salt LAKE
thla-week. whore he VIII teach French
In the nigh school
Miss Louise Hcadaulst went Co Lshl
/ yesterday. shc will teach In the pub
lie schools there,
Miss Nettle Men. OF Nephi. a graduate
of the Brigham Young Academy. viii
teach In the American Fork district
schools this year
The board Of education has decided
10 keep the public schools open thirty
four weeks, this year and possible a
short time longer.
Prot W. W. Billing and family loft
FOR Paris, Idaho, last Saturday. Prof.
billings win take charge Of tho Hear
Lake stake academy this year.
Attorney y. u. HoutH has rented the
Daniels h0ure In tho First ward. and
VIII move HIS family from Toocle. where
they have resided this summer.
Mrs. CoteY. professor ~ domesti,
economy At the Agricultural College.
Logan, viii deliver lecture 10 the
ladies az the Fourth ward meeting
house wednesday evening.
The family ~ J. =. u. johnson held
Il reunion NJ the Lake resort saturday
About one hundred relatives and
friends took mart In tho reunion.
which was u very enjoyable event,
The following Provo cltlzena lot for
Omaha saturday evening; Mr.. and
Mrs. John ". TWelvos, Mrs. Jees,
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs A. u. swan aua
Mrs. ls'ne A.. Smith. Afr. and AIRS.
Richard Collins.
Mrs ]. NJ. jensen returned from
Alpine last evening after weeks visli
20 her parents AIR. and Mrs. w. ].
Strong. Mrs. Strong has been qilie
IN tor some time, but n now recover
Ing,
The A widow Hunt company com.
posed Of talented young thofpians from
salt Lake, played NJ The Opera House
last Saturday evening, The Perform
ance was Far above that given by many
travelling companies % greater preten.
slons,
on Saturday and sunday next the
Scandlnavians u Utah stake will hold
conference In spanish Fork. Meet.
lnga will he held IN the Tnhernale. com
menolng AZ 10 o'clock ana 2 o'clock eaeh
day. Elders A, II, Lund ana q. NJ
Fiolsted ana other prominent Elders arr
expected 10 be present
Lee WArhurton, aged r. and Tboms.
Wilson, AGED rs, both Pleasant drove
boys. were bound over 10 nwait In
action Of tho district court nn ohargo
OF househreaking by Justice Hnr,ssv
last Saturday, They entered the house |
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John $. Lindsay the well known ac.
tor. with competent company. opened
his theatrical season at Murrsy last
night In his presentation u ingomar.
The audience was large. apprcclatlve
and entAunlanilc. on Thuriday nlrht
the same piece will be given az Hing
ham Junction, and then tour through
southern settlements viii begin.
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The following orders have been mads
In the Fourth district court:
j. v. AfmilHicad W plcrpOnt q
lleaton; hearing postponed till Sep.
TENDER 18th, restraining order hereto.
fore Issued remaining la force.
Estate Of stephen N. Rose, de-
ceased; Saturday September eth, ne.
FOR hearing petition for distribution.
Estate u John DAILY, deceased; Sep
TENDER 9Th rot Tor hearing petition TO
sell real estate.
Estate OF jacob Evcrt. deceased;
saturday. September seth. set Tor hear.
ing petition Tor probate % will.
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WHITES CREAM vERAuFJGE Il
perfectly harmless. ana viii remove
every worm. II IN also a tonic. and hy
It's strengthening properties will re-.
store 20 pale checks the rosy hrc of
hoalth. Price 70 cents. z. c. n. l. Drug
Dept
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tables were nippgd By the frost. har.
vcstlng Is nearly completed.
J. ~. SMITH,
Section Director.
Per =. 81. BLANDFoRD.
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on their victorious trip W the Nlo the
soldiers OF Great Britain have been ac-
cpmpanied 10y alatin Paaha, who knows
more abuu, the country than any other
living man. Though az this distance IL
seems much Ike a pleasant irlumphal
march for the victorious army the trim
was accomplished under great dlnlcui-
tles and the ability of the ofiicorE Ia
charge II clearly shown through the
eNeellenee ~ their handling OF tho eN-
petition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13

The victorious British forces In their
advance up the Nile have been load by
Major General Sir Horatio TIerberi
hltchenfr lie IN a general OF much
hbllty and though only ~ years OF age
ne has had abundant ardn0us expert
sncas, lie has been an adventurous sol
dler and explorer and has proved HIS
gnillteA as man OF resources. Those
itH equipment were not surprised al The
splendid victory which came 10 the Brit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13

Emil Lund, ~ san Francisco. n on
a visit 10 relatives and friends here.
The s5roris viii give u Grand ball In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13

Ism army over their less powerful enc
niles, General Kitchener gDt a commits
sion IN the army when he was but 20
yeaIH OF age. In IVA he went 10 The
Holy Land on an expedition Of survey
under Mnjur Gender In 1871 he surveyed
the whole OF Galllee. Iln surveyed the
island OF Cypun and In the Nile cN-
petition % 1884 h. was deputy assistant
ad1utant and qulWermaHter general,
He fought al Euakim In 1855 and All
Tosk la 1853, and was rapidly promoted.