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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-06-08

EVENTS of THE PAST WEEK IN A
CONDENSED FORM.

A General Resume of the Most I'M
portant News Of the Week FROM
All Parts of the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged in Com
venient Form for Rapid Perusni
Dy busy People.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-06-08
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
FALSE IDEAS GBOUTTHEEYE
Popular Fallaeies Pointed Out by a
Medical journal.

Nonsense science about the eye seems
10 be- possessed ~ the proycrbial nine
lives of the mythical eat However alb
surd. however frequently dlsproycd. the
norica rcappcar with a pertlnaclous
vitality and regularity that is lncxplic-
able. 90 mo- other organ are these popu-
lar supcrstltlons and fnllncloa ao prcya-
louL 4 brief review OF d fgw may prove
interesting;
lsts aud story tellor have been utlliz-
ing the tale of The image OF the muir
deror photographed upon or Do thy cye
uf the murdered man. In the last years
two uuNellsts have repeated 10 aud 10
tho newspapers Il often crops up with
comic mnpceucy and aolDmulty AC-
crldiuE 90 variant "a. the spectator
PUSHES Go the corpse and sees tho image
uu the cpruoa or ON the irls; variant b
requires deep guzinT Into "thn interior
ui the o1U' Co ser %. In variant the
photographer Ia required to develop
t,' in valiant q the picture o. ON the
rttinn and dissection lH needed 90 reveal
II 90 the naked vyo Vision % tho by
ISLANDER, OF, lastly. according TO variant
%, unll tho photographer or the micro
scope viii show the rctluul Photograph
or course no Image eau be- formed uu
ur in The curnea or ou the irls 10 the
Jaws Ut optics arr true uIu without an
upthalmnacOpe uu eye except that ut tho
novelist could ses thc rcuna, and n by
death there verc am Image nXod there
(Which there o. nOO lt could not be
seen hy another eye aided or not By the
arts ut dissection, photography or
micro1rOpy
Nouscusp so. ga novel has recently
been isauoi from tbo press OF New
YORK publishing house for which Che
professional ttlo uf tho author may
giye authority 90 the paeudoaoiencc
which. somewhat l.llc the nonsense
photogrlphy mentioned, bus fairylke
ability to revive after death The plot
of the novel turucs ou the ahsurilty
thnt the brain cells have the poWer %
ruiulu impress lnus IKE a Photographic
plate. We remember Co have seen %
cumically grave account of tho brain OF
q chess player ln which the microscope
showed numerous chos8hourda boz Ia
texture F1mrWhrrp.
Nonsense $50. SEVEN in the most
serious ut newspapers tperhapH also ln
some medical luurnulO there hns been
laielS nrleurng grave scientific exc
plluallun oi ihr snakes soon by patients
with deliuum trgmcna This consists
Ia the fact that some oculist has report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
AND THE WIND BLEW.

The Shamrock seemed a rapid propoai-
ton Ia u drift"
Al starting out she gave US quite a
fright
Hut when II came to racing she was
not 40 very swift
Twas all she could do 10 keep In
sight
Columbia spread her sail took the gale
and showed her tail,
She wound up with a mile or 80 TO
spare.
II seemed she fairly How DER the
curling waters blue
Ana the Shamrock well. the Sham
rock, wasn't thcrv.
The shamrock took the lead. but twas
only Tor "a minute
The Yankee yacht went sprinting
swiftly past.
Sir Thomas thought 10 win Il. but DC
found he wasn't In n.
Was simply out-maneuvorod and OUT
claaaed.
when prophecies were made twas a
heavy hand h. played,
He'd confidence ia plenty ana 20
spare.
But he had m awful throw-down when
he Eot next 10 the show down.
For the shamrock-well. the sham.
rock wasn't thcrr.
All eyes were on the Yankee, when the
signal came To 20
She skinned across the waters like
bird.
She surely is about the hottest number
In the show,
The yery. fastest thing that has oe-
CURED.
A. a swallow on the wing, as n clean
limited thoroughbred.
As an arrow that goes singing
through the air.
So she scootod Tor the goal, out and
back again shc sped
Ana the Shamurk-well. the sham
rock wasn't there.
John liull Il great ON blow, but he falls
down "doncherknow. f"
When he runs afoul OF Yankee grit
and pluck.
when the Boosting oil II through and
10 comes the time to do.
Hes afflicted with a "boastly run OF
luck"
Sir Thomas made a promise that he'd
take that trophy from ua:
A. FIRST Wen grant he gave us quite
scare.
Eut haply that h over now-we're ali
knee-deep IN clover now.
For the shum-rOck-weu. the sham
rock wasn't thcre.
Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

81 the r'tlual vesaelr Do the disease 10
D. lncrUafcd in aiEe aud turtulsty. a
Jump m then made 90 the suppoHition
that th. snakes are the Images of these
iurtuouH ana uytrnlIrl vessels. The
vessels ~ ones own retina ore Invisible
except by little device uf which the
urunknrd knows nothing.
Nonsense 80. f-prCud14cicntilc per-
hii pf dogmntlam that the eyes per BE-.
have no "exrrH1slun" that ls. apart
nom The emotions Indicated by the rest
nf me incr. Last year one of the most
solf-aati1not OF ENGLISH CsHnyista was
devoted 10 showing mp what he sup
posed The nltIahie failacy OF the whole
world that the ESQ does have power OF
cNprrssing feeling. But what an utter
t different expression does mydr.naia
flNN not only Co. the eyes hut 90 the en-
ufe facet puplnnfy dlnmctorH ana
W1hlliliea ~ the emotions. ana they
Who 90 not recognize this must be
STRANGELY unobscrynnt
Nonsense No. Although anyone can
he made 90 see them. Eu few Indeed
have ever observed what the ucullsts
called muscue that when first they hap
pen 90 catch glimpse NJ the illniy dots
and strings Heating across n page or
cloud they ore frightened. Quacks set
great store hy these black rpUcks' and
trfnt the poor worried patients for
months with medicines and lotions.
Muschc have no pnthologlc Significance
rover, unless perhanl occasionally
90 dlaordere1 Imagination NJ dipso-
mhnlac.-fhiladelphll Medical Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
INTO SPACE.
Moon Night be Precipltated BY q
Change Of Orbital Attraction.

The fate N the earth II the moon
should cease to exist would depend mo-
on several circumstances. Her proper
motion r. now held in check BY the
carths attraction. which converts IL in.
90 circular motion round ua, ~ We
ceased 20 be this motion would be- In
straight line al right angles to- 4 line
joining the crntcrH ~ the earth aud
moon. The force that carries her round
the sun IN the onrtha orbit would oon-
tlnuc TO act but this would be- cnm-
plicntcd By her proper motion. which
again would depend upon her position
at the time NJ our disappearance. ~
she was fun her proper motion would
be- added 10 that OF the enrth's orhitli
motion. ana n new Il would b. sub
trncted. but, as Il IN only thirtlsth
part, u would not be- an impuitnnt nu-
dillon. II she was In her nfft quarter
u would act In direction away from
the sun, and might carry her into
space. ana n she was In third quarter
u would set toward the sun and would
probably prcciptnte her INTO that iumi-
nary. II, however. one II the other
planets happened to fail IN her track
she would probably become again
moon, OF she might fnli into one ~ them
and be- destroyed. The removal ~ the
earth would probably upset the whole
solar system. 80 any forecast cannot BE-
very trustworthy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
HAD HEARD OF HIM.
A Naples Landlord Who Mlstook
Dewey for Buffalo Bill.


In connection with the VISIT Of Nd
mlral Dewey to Naples. an amusing
story Is told. It II highly illustrative
Of the dense Ignorance Of the Ncupoli.
tnns as to current events In other paris
OF the world. Il seems that tho In.
habltants Of that beautiful hut sleepy
city were not aware Of the presence OF
their distinguished guest. although the
Italian journals In other cities had con.
tained great accounts Of the exploits
oi tho American naval commander.
The English and American colonies
were very profuse In their display of the
stars and stripes, ana the newspupsrs
OF that city might have boon aware.
had they not Hlumbered. that an Amorl.
can Of some distinction was about to
honor the burg with visit. IL was
not until the day after the ndmlrnls
landing however, that the Naples press
awukc 10 the Importance Of their guest.
Even then, instead of announcing the
fact with adequate headlines. the men-
ton was wedgcd 10, with ordinary tyne.
between the police news and the daily
reports Of the spaghetti output
A wcll-knowu English broker. who
was putting up nt one uf the nca-ln-
Tested hotels NJ the city. was very de-
slrous OF paying his respects to Dewey
as soon ne he should arrive The
broker. who butchers the dulcet Italian
IN frlghtful style. undertook TO question
ME oily and garrulous landlord about
the hero NJ Manila.
"Corpo III dot" exclaimed the bonl-
face, as he thrust his thumbs into his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
Defendant in Court This afternoon
on the Order to Show Cause,
DEMURRER AND ANSWER.
roniended THAT on tho Three Build.
iugs The MID Of the chicago Tirm
was the Lowest Received.

Tho order 10 show cause boz the man
dnmna auit of Thomas Morris ct ul So
the uuiyordty OF rtah came up on de-
muuer before judge iiioa this after
noon. with -. ~. wolls aud J. no. Moyie
m1 Arthur ~ s.. Thomas appearing
FOR the plaintiffs and Pierce. Critchlow
MoVickor aud tdtiie. of che board 90
regents and 20 number Of wol known
contractors ana mombera OF focal labor
ORGANIZATIONS
on Tuenily of this week. Thomas
Morris. Alfred THROWN q. H. Hnmapher-
ger and J. ~. urtuln nod suit
aeainat the University aailnF that the
defendant hu cited Co show why 600 lns
Junction should NOT issue rCstrnlnlug 10
from lctt.rg The contract Tor The rroc-
tiun ~ the physical building ~ the
University tn We ii liOuey or chicago,
tu whom. % o. Alleged. the awards Tor
nn thf0t buildings have been made.
pihiniina nllpgo1 that separate bids
were asked tor on each m the building,
and that urundf0r y Atkinson, white
higher than Hurcy on the other two.
were The lowest 0u the physical build
ing. The suit was planted IN the inter-
eft of local labor organizations.
The defendant dumufr Co the COM
plant o1 The grounds that the Hame
duce not state facts sufficient To- com
fiitutc cause % action or Co cntItlo
either Of the plinuns To- any rrlieL
The Hnfwer OF defendant Hfis out tho
authorization given 10 To- expcnd the
sum Of 100000 90 erect the buildings,
etc. In the suhmifsion 81 blds opened
September 18th D. % alleged There we're
hidr from W. ~. Wnnov ana Grundfor
a Atklue1n. The bif M the latter was
u 800 higher than itpnoys bid on the
library ana normal buildings. and ielt
lower ON the physical building.
Taking the three buildings together
the defendants nliega that the BID NJ W.
~. Roncy wns sos lower than the bids
~ grundfor A Atkinson. ana 40 meet
Ing ~ the board of rcEonia Noucy wac
awarded the contract.
Arguments had not concluded at press
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

A negro minstrel show g. always sure
M an enthusiastic welcome ln salt
Lake. and when played at popular
prices. ns was the ease last niEht me tho
Grand. q IL only a question OF house ca
phclty 20 hold the turnout Mr Null
Vcya house was hardly large enough
Hast evening tu take care ~ tho thrunN
which was drawn hy the street parade
~ Beach a. iiowom black mlnHtrulH.
The nhuw went with "a great
rush and whlrl, the main
foaturu being The rendition ~
the coon ronEs. dancers and the spc-
ciulty work The company plays two
more nights and u matinee this week
ana VIII without doubt do heavy husi-
ness.
AZ the Theator tonight Mathews &
nuiFcr the two comedians whose work
last year left most pleasant imprca-
sion In salt Lake. re-nupenr In TIE wen
known rklt ny the Sad Sea Waves.
Tho mannEemc announces That every
thing about the production ia new cN-
ccpt lta mime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
PLAGUE IN RUSSIA.
Gives Rise TO Some Curious Precau.
lions Against Is Spread.

saw the other day q curious device
attached tu the moorlug rope or cable
u u steamer which was loading at this
port, writes Consul iiconnn from Odea-
%, Russia. The cable was run through
piece of iron piue about foot in
lrngth and welded 0n the end was a
nnngc OF funnel which looked like tho
cnd N trumpet with the wide end
facing the vessel. Tho iron pipe was
stumcd with nakum. 60 prevent II from
slipping, and also 90 prevent rats from
passing through a. This novel con-
Hiructiun was quite close 10 the ship.
on inqulrlng what purpose this Device
served ! was Informed that the Russian
authorities furnished these appliances
ana Obliged all ships TO use them whom
ever they came from a port Infected
with the plague. In order to prevent the
rats ON tho ship from coming on shore.
II u generally conceded that the plague
has been carried ard spread by rats
which have lett ships coming from In
fecicd ports. II u known that rats
make use ~ the cable to come on shore.
and this iron Pipe. with IT, funncl.shap-
ed arrangement. was employed 10 pre-
vent such visits n possible. These de-
Vices are attached 10 each cable by
which the ship r. moorcd. In addition
To this precaution the master " the
ship Il Obliged 10 take down his loading
stages every night. ard erect them again
the following morning. IN order to pre-
vent the rats from coming on shore dur
Ing the night. I do not know whether
this device a. known to our sanitary
authorities aud I send this description
OF IL In the hope that II may be OF ser
Wcc.-C. NJ. Fauman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
AMONG TnE AFRIcAX cAYNIpALs.

At last we reached the river 1turi,
and following along the banks until IL
was nnyigahlc, We came 10 the great
Hangwa district % the Aruwimi."
writes Albert ~ Lloyd In Ainslec'a for
November Hofo were fresh sights
and more excitement. Having procured
canoes, ! rent my pOrtcr7 back, retain-
INK only my three faithful boys. our
houtmcn were the notorious cannibals
or the Aruwlmi; very different from the
PygmlCH these were fnc Htulwart men.
many OF them considerably over six
feet carrying themselves With the most
artistic bearing Imaginable. A. cnnoe
men they could hardly be oNcelled.
each boat contained from ten % fifteen
men. who, with their long, taperug
paddles. made the heavy dug-out liter
any dance through the water. II was a
most dellghlful sensation, after the toll
some pain u walking through The thick
ot 90 be comfortably reclining while
whlEaed along at about eight miles an
hour, Tor tho current being strong In our
favor. We often made quite that speed.
ono rat an day end gazed along the
banks NJ this marvellous river Some
times elephants sporting themselves In
the shallow water near the bank would.
Tor moment or two, be visible. forest
antelope, too, were often seen having
their evening drink, while all the while
the monkeys chartered In the trees and
screamed ut M as We passed. The Vll-
lagos OF tho lnngwa were most curious.
the houses consisting OF tail. cone
shaped STRUCTURES attaining a height %
from hngcn To- twenty foot A. we APP
preached, the drums announced un. and
crowds " natives, naked cnunibaln,
came 60 the river bank 20 watch US.
Every warrior carried his knife aud
spear. both most deadiy-lookiug wca-
punH' ANA when / landed they always
surrounded me, walked round ana
round looking me Mp ana down, no
doubt counting NJ the possibilities OF a
good meal, Their language was strange
tu me, or ! might have heard some eX-
traorllnary remarks. as u was, their
hungry looks we're quite enough 10
make me feel a little uncomfortable az
times. I was gcnerally able 10 find nn
Interpreter who would inquire Of the
people Tor mo for suitable place 10
pitch my tent and this was always
most Courtcously given by the chief
himself generally IN the middle Of the
village, Sometimes they would bring
me quantities OF food, sweet potatoes.
bananas, yamH, etc, and, In exchange,
gave them little trlnkntH such as beads,
Whistles, knives, etc. Fifteen days pad
DE ON the river brought ua 20 Busoko.
he chief station OF the Bclgiuns ON the
Congo. From hence the steamers run
% the coast aud after waiting "a few
days. We arrived, and l procured pas
sage"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
Nus. cARnoLLis DNoncr sur.


william Carroll. tho well known con-
tractor. has boon made defendant In the
divorce court. hy Norah J. Carroll, who
asks thnt the marriage ties existing be-
tween herself nud Carroll BE- annulicd
aud extreme cruelty. IN her complaint
Mrs. Carroll alleges that she married
tho defendant In isSl az Provo. For
more than two years past, u IN alleged,
Mr.. Carroll has had a confirmed habit
Of drunkenness, besides which he IL all
legged 90 have treated HE wife In a
cruel aud inhumnn manner The partlc-
ulnr uctH ~ cruelty are not given IN
tho complaint. On addition Go decree
Mrs. Carroll urnyH that she be awarded
the custody N their daughter. Ethel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
pELlCACY
OF Touch Acquired by Handling Money
NJ the Mints.


zone often hears Il said that the
blind learn to see with their finger
tips" remarked an old mint cmpinye.
"ani the aimilo II not 10 faf fetched as
might BE- supposed The extern 70
which the sense u touch may b. trained
and developed u aiunalng. Here IN the
mint We have women employees who eau
detect "a counterfeit coin IN, moment
they lay hands on n. yet " YOU ask
them how they do II they would be
utterly unable 30 give an Intelligent nx-
plauailuu The only thlng they vnn say
IN that W feels wrong such experts
never make q mistake and VIII spot
spurious piece when the most drlicately
adjusted mechanical coin dotccior pass.
ga It az o. x. They will hnow gun-
uine even after the inscription has been
practically worn on BY hard USAGE. but
a counterfeit. odd mr. new. D. Instantly
thrown out OF course they use IN llr
eyes nH wen aH their hands In the work.
but their main reliance n placed IN
their nngcr tips. and tn zee them run
over a pile u money occasionally push
Ing aside q had piece. ~ we'll worth "A
trip 10 the mint in my younger years
I Possessed the faculty myself but.
lind have lost 10 20 some extent be-
llcvc aH one grows old the skin hnrdciH
imuerccpuhly ana the touch becomes
less sensitive, ! know TINT exposure TO
the cold viii AFFECT the hands in that re-
Fpcct Tor several days ut "a time. There
used 70 be u young man IN the Carson
city mint who was celebrated Tor his
SKIN as q handler ~ money ana Tor
the accuracy with which h. could disc
tinRulHh counterfcits. lie told me on
one occasion that he felt his touch
greatly bmnted by playing tenpins.
game ~ which he was very fond. l'or
some time hc was nc ~ loss 90 locate
the cause. but Il finnily occurred 30 him.
and he abandoned the bowling allcy.
After that he was all right"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
SUCCESSFUL BEAR HUNTERS
Messrs. llarrles, sddoway aud Doty
Bag Five In Emigration Canyon.

Deputy sheriff Ben Harrlos and Amos
siddoway went mp Emigration canyon
early yesterday ON o. deer hunting ,x-
peditlon. Al the head of the canyon
they encountered three bears. a mother
and two half grown cubs. The animals
were seated ON their launches on
large ledge OF rocks. about 400 yards
from the hunters quietly summing them
selves, The boys opened up nrc on
Mcasrs. Bruins, Who nt once took to %
raNlne, AZ the head ut tho ruNlue tho
bears ran Into Two youths named ohio
iaffioa ana Jimmie Watkins, who iNtrc
out hunting chickens with rhutruus.
These youthful HportHmcu mvo up tho
chickens ana commenced cmpylnE bird
shot into the bears, running them
hack down the raVlne, only 60 ho mot
again hy llnrlcs and slddoway Tho
latter. with tho AID uf Rite. killed tho
cubs while Deputy Huulcl gave hla ace
tentlon 90 the old bear Hearing the
cries of her wounded young ONES. the
mother showed nEht and made COR siI-
dQwuy who had cmpiled his last Nholl
into one Of tho cubs, ana was finishing
IL with a huge stick. The ola bear t,us
within q Few foet of Sldlnway when
"rncle Ben put two bullom through
her body which caused her 90 perform
q double aommorsoult and nude for
the thick brush.
llarrlcH placed the old hear under ar
rest, however and ths morning scnt
Hiddoway ana hlH brother Olllr 10 bring
her into the city, Az rh0 was badly
wounded ~ o. thought thu aenrchers win
getting hor
Nj. Harrlos took the cubs to suydera
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
EUREKA DEMOCRATS.
Name u City Ticket, Adopt Chicago
Platform and Declare for Economy.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Eurekn. oct. ga large crowd turned
out and nllsd odd Fellows hall last
evening. placing In nomination Demo-
cratic ticket. ns folloWsi Mayor John
Il. Aoaiy. treasurer. Timothy Holland.
Justice nf the peace. Arthur bowen:
f1Arahal, Van Cronln; recorder. A. j.
Mcphee, the last nominated by aocla.
nation.
councilmcn--Iohn iiupfrr George
hypn, Lorenzo Fullcnhach. John Iyoy.
and James Knowles, II. ~. Holzhulmtr
nrealdcd over the meeting and Miss
Nellie Harrington acted aa secretary.
After the ticket waa nominated the
convention decided 90 adopt the rooster
~ an emblem la the coming contest.
William hulgcr was cleCted chairman
Of tho city committee Tor the ensuing
two years, The platform Endorsed hy
the primary, embraces tho Chicago
platform of 1888, and pledges tho nnmi-
neoa n elected 10 give the city an oc0-
nomioal administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
Meeting Being Held In Gov Wells
Office This Afternoon.

\ meeting of the executive commit
tee Of tho volunteer reception was being
hsld in Governor wells private Office
this afternoon. Among those present
we're Chairman llsTroaFurcr Morris,
Arthur n. HHmeH. Charles %. savage.
Irrold A. Letchi. Mrn. Priscilla j..
Nltor Nrn. pcurosn and George r.
ing committee.
The purpuae of the meeting was to
settle up 40 Indebtedness. and " pose
slhlc make some Kind NJ "a disposition
or the 5000 surplus.
The meeting had not got fairly start
cd when che News report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

when the queens statue ln the Sew
Zealand capital was unveiled boy Lord
i,uufurly none present was moro pleas
ca that che M1nfs. Their nrlt cNcln-
nation was "Aur'" und then whom
they looked. critically upon tho ample
hruugpd proportions on nor gracious
majesty and noted her copper. c0lurnd
features. they suid; AN rlght; nll tho
a1mc aH ourselves She Is one of us."--
EN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

velvet waiscoat - hear speak "
dcecr Americana. he have one hiE rhoe
what Yuu call him show ~ Vida
Neatu Expoxisinnc--i 500 hccm lie
ride cowboy In Roma two. three year
ago"
The norai oelag obvious. no comment
n nrrn-narN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
Welded LAST NIGHT.

~ o'cl1ek lau evening Justice
Nelson united in murlngo Mr samuel
~ Ton Evck und Miss Olympia Pauline
quinn. both Of Salt Lake. The ,efe-
mony took place at the homo N inc
BRIDES parents. No. = north Second
West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

SAT- Lake cHy. Oct 20. 1899.
Tolay's olenrlngs ..,., ...,...sf t2G mss
same Jay last year ,,.,.,,,., 2sa,23l.02