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4 Hf0MAH
Is the Cause of ). [. Moyse's Down.

Much has been written of late h che different State papers If j. L.. Aloyse. . smoefh artist. who during the past several weeks frafeiea from town t8 town and worked several different games an prominent e56i- zens, and who mot his Mateelu1 in Little saek recently Iaf jumping a huaIa bili at ieadine hotel iH that ely.
 It would also be of interest tooar renders 70 learn that fbat sa5aoth guy also struck iae Stuff and tha effects af hs visit stia remain witch some Hs we understand be made borrow from one at his eiaza friends here aaa also promised fa pay his board bf8 at prominent hofel after had departed and as soon aH Ae aeaHld eet aa his feet again. Webaye also been inform. ea taath his trunk silently waits =ffs owner fuH of tHe "-welIest' of wear, at this popular hastalfy
 The real cause of his downfall in Che capital city was woman. A woman efiIireFate, whom aei4aaeed to leave 4 resort IL Pine Butf anu accompaay him tu the City R5ses. wherahe promised her he woaId get license and marry her, She fool- ishly accompanied him there He douned lis miIitary eafb, visited It. Logan H. Roots, represented himself to be an army officer and thereby gained the friendship of all with whom he came in eoatact.
 His tongue was well greased and no matter how difficult if vas To gain confidence with a prominent citizen. be would always succeed in winning him aud working him in the end. He walked with an aris- To cratic air, and being very hand some fellow, especially when ataifed in his military gatb, ereated seusa- tion and attracted much attention when Ee ianrnied on the street. He soon planted himseu d5mly in the heart of one of Little Rock most veal ny as well as prominent citizeBs. The thought ef beiHs well known and intimate with an army officer of high rank lis Moyse repre- sented himself to be. tickied the prominent gentleman and an tavi- ration to dine was then in order and accepted by the Lieutenant a8d his wife. Mrs. Lieutenant Moyse This prominent citizen of Little Rock has children, yaung ladies, and young gentlemen, who are consider ed the lenders of select society in their midst.
 As soon as the "Lieutenaut' was given quarters in the Pulaskicounty jail. his holored wife Mrs. Lieut-n- ant Moyse," who by the way, was lintrodneed as such to promlu tnt citizens, packed her clothes and re- turned to her vile abode In Pine Bluff
 Moyss was fined $S9.75 for jump ing his board bill and being unable to pay same, he was sent to tue Jefferson County farm with nine negro prisoners. He wired relatives in Greenyllle, Miss, telling them of his whereabouts and at the same time asking for aid. A cousin wired him the following answer, ssc0nora tulations. you are just
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SNAKE DANCE.
Continued from page 1.

warning note of the rattlesnake. A moments pause aud the rattles be gin again and a deep hummine chant accompanies them The priests sway from side to side, sweeping their eagIe=teather snake whtps towards the ground the song grows louder and the lines sway backward and forward toward each other like two long, unduIating serpents.
 "AIl at once the Snake line breaks up into groups of three, composed of the carrier and two attendants. The song becomes more animated and the groups dance, or rather hop. around ia circle in front of the Kisi, one attendant ltAe mug ger) placing his arm over the shout der oF the carrier and tbe other (the eathefer9 walking behind Ia all this stir aud excitement it has been rather difficult 10 see why the carrier dropped on his kaeesI ia front Of tue Kisti q moment later be is seen to rise with squirming snake, which be places midway ia his mouth, and the trio dance around the circle, followed by osher tries bsaring hideo4s snakes. The hugeer waves his feather wand be- fore the snake to attract it's atten tion, but the reptile in9uriuelV thrusts its head against the car rier's' breast and cheeks and twists its body into knots and coils. On come the aemoniaeal groaps. so music now deep and resonant and now rising to freazied pitch, ae= companied by the uneeasirg sibianl rattles of the Antelope charms. Four times around and the carrier opens hls mouth and drops the snake 10 the ground, and the 'gatherer dextrousfy picks 1t up, adding in the same manner other
 
 snakes, till he may have quite bundle composed of rattlesnakes, bullsnak as and arrowsnakes When all the snakes have been duly danced around the ring aud the nerve ten sion is at its highest pitch, there s a pause the old priest advances to an open place and sprinkles sacred meal on the ground, outlining a ring with the six compass points, while the Snake priests gather around At given signal the snakes are thrown down on the meai drawing and a wild scramble for them ensues Only an instant aud the priests start up, each with one or more snakes; away they dart for the trail to carry the rain bringing messengers to their native hldtng places. They dash down the mesa and reappear far out on the trails below, running like wind with their grewsome burdens. The Antelope priests next march gravely around the plaza four times, humping the snnken plank, aud fife out to their Kiya. The ceremony is done.
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AS roaeIkotJHATIoA

The BaIy GRAPHIC has nearly double the sneuatips of any other ipine Blun daily newspaper and the Daily and semi-weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that Of any othor Pine Bluff daily or ekly negspapeei igsrttsements accept ed on th.s guarantee
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QIIIDT TO 0Illn 10

Mems Negligee Shirts two detached collars assorted styles, was priced early in the season at 75o. 49C. go at 0@1 Q
 Mems NegIi8ee Shirts attached collar and cuffs assorted styles good 50c
 value at 9O 1s
 Mems White shirts dotted Swiss bosom sizes l4 l-2 to l6 l-2 sold earlier GOr
 at Sl.25 at W. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-23

Special sale next week of lady muslin underwear at he Grand Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-23

One of the remarkable things in connection with the Snake dance is that the Snake priests are rarely, if ever, bitten. "To the onlooker it seems impossible that venomons snakes can be handled so audacious. ly without inficting deadly wounds. Yet it is positively known that they are ID no wise deprived of their natural power to do so." It is claimed by some that the priests possess a secret antidote, to which they rescrt in cases Of snake bite, which are rare, but the real reason 50 few are bitten, it is alleged, IS because Of the familiarity of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-23

WASH GOODS
 Firstoa the list is
 One lot of Printed Lawn d good value at 5e. Q lr q yd Tor @1
 Oaa.c5 F1a6Y Printed and ail g5rl4G bIUStinS nlana#aeJgTad l5 TsIall at 15e. a y4 a1 >
 One I9f Fancy Printed and Striped Dimities, iightzeai9Es, was 2 ZseIlerat Eg 7 I-2e. for 2N,'
 One I0fof BLackan5 White Lawns and Corded NusiIlS and Bnl5iss all have been good sellers at l2 f-2 and i5c a ya. to close out we make 4aa extreme low p Priee=0I k~lo
 One lot of Giaei1am and Madras in short lengths was sold at I2 l-2 and l5c. a yd. the entire lot we offer EC at - 2-,9
 One Iot Sheer Tfebt Lawns 90 iae5< aad a heaYer grade V.t.5 T55sa3 Stripe Worta to a4d l2 l-1 Z ic go al t6ls sais If ks~9
 One 1ot Sf..& Saaped Ging- hams one dress length in a piece was 23c. afOC. yd at a0S'
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ROBERT lAGERSOLL DEAD.
Death Game Sudden and Unexpsctea
 Heart Disease the Cause.

New York. July 2f-CoE Robert c. IagersoH died at bis home. Was t6H=5u-Hadson, Dear Do65s Ferfys today. Ills death vas sudden and unexpected aud resulted from the heart disease from which suffered since lsq6 In that year, during be Republican national couvea taea5 Ba was taken il and ha to re turn home He never f4s= =reeev cred from 46e attack of heart dis ease and Was under tbe care Of r69- sle5a1s coHs4an
 Millinery at aefaai cest at thg Grand Leader
 Special aasiers saIe nextHeek at fHa Grand EeaIeH.
 Senator's. (. Martin. of Jefferson county. wifh his family, has joined Che Pine BHh colony zumaeeug ia tbaEaHey. They are present guests Of ar. aH4 Mfs. 4eia Graatt, but will taken cottaee Ia a few days f37 the sammef.-Hot Springs &ews.
 SHreHr window =~5ta .tads vests 3 z1re 25e.=af tae Grand Lender
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specia sale of lawns etc at the Grand Leader.
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SII() )ES

Ne have | lot of low cut Shoes assorted styles, also Slippers in#Ladies and CbiE drsa5 that must go. Sc as to convince you of our intea- 3oas will make cut as fol- .oVz
 One eIot GhIdeas Oxfords ana= slippers m Black and
 ans, sizes 5s te2 prices were SL00 and Sl50 EAG a P.so at 0Oc
 One lot Ladies Oxf5fas opera and common sense sizes g Es and 8s redassd from Sl00 Cor and 8l.25 t0 O0@o
 One lot Misses Oxfords spring heel. pointed EAC toe. Was 55c. reduced ~20O
 One Ladies Ozfords in black. round and pointed toes Ito 2 C and D I8tS,
 s5.7s .3s.7...z 5aa s2.7s $..OO One Iot Ladies Tan Oxfords pointed toes. turn 6g nO sole, was S2.25, aOO One lot NuIIifers. in black and tan, sizes 5 to g. 6 2o former price Sl.50, atOOO One lot Ladies Shoes in but tJn and lace, assorted styles, sizes l to 6. worth Sl and Sl.25, all GOc
 go atone price O01 One l0t Children Ian Shoes Button, sizes 5 to GOc former price Si, new O00 One lot Misses Tan Button Shoes,sizes 8 to zAr formerly sl40. now 4 SC LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR We have I aremnant of Ladies Underwear that We will cKt the former price in half, 50 9 to make the selling price be- low cash of production.
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WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
 One lot of g pieces Sheer White Corded Muslin good value at 8 i-2 will sell Rc while this lot last at OOs
 White Corded Piqas gf9~ good value s1
 White P.9a. heavy rjed aa5 &8slp s1s
 White Piqqzs gen. 0a uiae bargains z2 s2s
 All these goods under value and we ask that you give them a look.
 A few pieces of 49 inch Linen finish White Eo Lawns 25c. value al sOAs .lAGES AND
 H880I0EaIES Che lot White Lace lo l inch wide to sell at >9,
 One lot Assorted widths aud styles worth from 70 Q l5C a Xd. all goa tbe low prLeeof ~1S-,s
 One lot Assorted widths of Silk lace ? to 4 inches wide in Cream and Black cheap at l2 l-2 for OAzs
 One lot Linen colofed En- broidery reduced 10 one fourth 1t $ value.
 Embroidery Insert ings at OOs
 One l2t White Hamburg Embroidery assorted widths 5, s, and l0C. q yd.
 STRAW MATS
 Our remnant stock of men $ and boy straw Hats fofnereIy sold at 25c. aOr all go at one price fO@
 One lot Of Ladies and Misses Sailor Hats OEo l extra value for %OCs
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OFFICE 216 W. BARRAQUE ST
 TELEPHONE No. lC2.

Entered at the Post-otIice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-class mail matter.
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ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUR ADVANCE
 asIgHona ExoEt Ttoh.
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sSB ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19

UTAH SUGAR coMPANY-Notlce
II hereby giVcn that the Utah Sugar Co.
has decided 10 issue an additional %. .
900 shares of It's capital stock, at tho
par value nf $40 per share. for the pur-
pose OF charging aud increasing It's
plant. sp.Ooo shares having already
been subscribed FOR. the ~
naming s0.o0o are hrrrhy offered
tn the stockholders OF the com.
pany IN amounts pro rata with
their holdings at the time of their sub
pcriptlon 10 the new issue. tho amount
due each shareholder being fifty-nyctssl
per cent OF his or her holding Of tho
old stock The subscriptions must DO
made on blanks prepared for the
purpose. obtainablc at the office OF
the undersigned. the lists win be closed
on June 10. 1899, Payments on HubHcrip-
tionH win be- called as follows! Twenty
fve per cent on oct. I. 1889. 20 per cent
on January I, 1900. IS per cent on April
I. 1900. and % per cent on July 1. 1900
the new stock 10 be isused nH payments
are made. and no unirsuod stock To par
ticipatc In dividends,
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary and Treasurer Utah sugar
Company
HALT Lake city. April ~, 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
OUR NEICHBORS.
BOISE, IDAHO.
Es-Msyor oispdinn,nT wan close rp uuf-
fsio fionp saloons.

Boise. Ida. April is.--James Glcndin-
ming % Salt Lake. government forest
superintendent. has, says Herald
special. started for Bunaio Hump to
close UP all the saloons IN the new min.
ing camp. The following ~ a copy Of
the notice he will serve. on the owners
% the saloons;
"Yod are hereby notified that the land
now occupied by You IL within the Bit
ter Root forcat reserve In the State OF
Idaho. AMI that under the provisions Of
the act OF Congress- creating said re-
serve and under tho rules Issued by the
Ecerctary u the Interior governing the
same. and the construction placed on
these rules by the honorable commits
sioncr OF the general land officc. you
are an Intruder within the said reserve.
and In violation of the law, now occu-
plying the land therein. You are hereby
notified and required IL Immediately
duit said reserve. together with your
stock ~ liquors and merchandise. n
you fall 60 quite sald reserv" within
twenty days Of the service Of this no.
tlcc. you VIII he proceeded against In
the United states courts"
Mr. ulvndinring states that stocks OF
merchandise will not be intcrfercd with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-19
OGDEN.
Great water Case Argued and Submitted
Marriage Beiis- Accidental shooting.

Great water Case Argued and submitted-
Marriage Beiis- Accidental shootiag.
Special Correspondence.
ogden. April ie.-Thc arguments In
the Marriott Irrigation case were con-
cluded late Monday night. after which
Judge Johnson took the matter under
very soon.
Yosterl,y morning Bert and wallie
Farr. two OF the boys arrested on the
charge ot having burglarized Alands
store. were arralgncd before Police JUS
tice Huinnislti. iney waved cxamina-
ton and wire placed under $500 bonds
TO appear before the district court
DIDN'T Know ~ WAS LOADED.
Lester. n $. ycar-old son Of John c.
West, residing on Twentieth street was
shot sunday afternoon by his ii.year-
old brother. who used a 22-caliber pis-
tol which he ibid not know was
loaded" lie pointed the pistol at Les
ter and told him to throw up his hands,
which he refused to do. Then followed
the shot. the bullet penetrating the edge
OF the right nostrii, knocking the boy
down. The boy IA getting along all
right
PARTY WALL SUIT.
In the case of G. II. Woodmansee and
others against u. L. white. In the Sec
Old district court. tried before Judge
lilies without n jury. Witnesses were
heard and arguments will be made on
Thursday This IL nm equity ease In
which plaintiff sues for an interest In
q party wall.
MARRIAGES..
Yesterday afternoon the Rev. W. II.
Wilkinson Joined la matriomny Mr.
Frank Virtue and Miss clara y. Holt,
both residents Of the capital city.
Yesterday morning at o'clock. nj
~. JoscphH Catholic church. Timo'hy
Kennedy and Miss Kate Farmer were
united In marriage by Rev. l.. NJ.
curhnohar.
ON Monday afternoon Justice ~. g.
WarilclRh pronounced the words which
made oscar J. Gutkc OF Mexico aud
Miss Title N. Henderson Of Ogden man
and wife.
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DIAM0NDVILLE, WY0.
Robert Armstrong aud David Edward.
Victims OF shocking Mine Accidents.

hrcclal Correspondence.
Dlamondvillc. Wye. April iT.-pla.
mondville IL again the scene Of two sad
accldentH-lt seema an Inflated spot.
Robert Armstrong. bright young man.
met his death through being caught by
falling coal while preparing a shot
The coal fell on his back. lie was taxi
On home ana attended 90 by Dr. Gamble
the company doctor. and he was nursed
by kind hands but 90 no avail. as he
succumbed 10 his Injuries and was
buried today. Every respect was shown
the dead; the mines were idle 20 give
his fellow workmen chance TO attend
the funeral services. which were cons
Quoted by the Lattcr.day Saints by re-
quest OF his relatives although he was
not n member.
Another young man. David Edwards,
met a sad accident while driving. lie,
IN some way unknown. fell In front OF
the ears and one car ran over his arm
above the elbow and crushed II Ia a
frightful manner. lie was taken To the
hospital at Rock Springs and II IL
feared his arm viii have to be ampu-
tated. Edwards II o married ~ n
with a wife and two children. Arm
strong was n single man.
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MOAB.
How . rrospeetor Was Married 10 M.
"Cousin" ~ Judge HoIspp.


"cousin" ~ Judge noIspp.
Grand Valley Times. April ii.-Frank
=. smith. formerly Of this place. who In
at present operating a pack train on u
contract with the la Sal company at
Paradox, has been visiting friends at
Moab this week. Mihs Maud shelton OF
Paradox. accompanied him here and
introduced as his cousin. TO the SUR
prise OF Mr.. Smiths friends, on the
evening of the iith Judge II. II. l,olapp
was called 10 the residence OF AIR. Elll-
oft and united Mr.. Smith and Miss
shelton IN tho bonds of matrlmony.
Miss shelton has been teaching schuol
In Colorado the past three years The
Times extends congratulations 20 the
Young couple.
The fruit growers OF this valley
should make arrangements now TO mar
kct their crop. Most fruit sections re-
port failure. The demand for peaches
from here win be heavy and u IN a
class " fruit there can he 10 delay In
marketing. United effort on the part OF
tho growers would make possible the
prompt shipment at the least cost. II
IL matter OF great financial import
anee To realize ON this product all that
can be.
The ease Of the Moab Irrigation COM
pany vs. Teaher and Warner came on
for trial Friday. Testimony offered 10
prove the existence OF the corporation
being objected To raised the question
OF the legal existence % the company
and ON the showing made the court
ruled that because OF not having com
piled with the law IN the organization
the water company had no legal exist
ence. This ended the trial OF the case
for this term. the plaintiff was given
leave to substitute the shareholders Us
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MORONl.
nigh Winds Close Of -sboois->o uonds
or Tsxe. for Central school.

Special Correspondence.
Moroni. sanpc,c caunty. April IL
We have been having splendid wca-
Their recently. line and warm.Thc farm
err are putting In their crops. etc. Yes
to-day morning. sunday. II was u
glorious spring mornlng.but about 1913
II began To blow. aud II Increased until
about y. m. when II was fearful
wlndHtorm; cloudy this evening.
our school season OF thirty weeks
VIII close April 2iHt, with appropriate
exercises In tho tabernacle ON Friday.
our city IN growing. our best crop are
Increasing az n rapid rate. ana We are
short of school accommodation for the
youngsters. The trustees called "a
meeting OF ra!c payers ~ see " they
would bond the district To build n fnc
new central school house or vote a tax.
The fore part of the day was spent In
showing both sides OF the question, at
? .. M the polls wcfu opcneds for the
decision OF the rate payers. the voting
was bonds. yes or no. the result was
no. 20 II Il no bonds for Moroni. The
next step was TO meet, 10 sec N people
would vote a direct tax OF one per
cent this year and lot the money lay
until next year. and then vote another
one per cent. and then build. the vote
was To he yes for tax, and no for the
opposite, the result In this case also
was no.
Notwithstanding these decisions.
there IL not a city In Sanpetc. In pro-
portion to the number OF Inhabitants
that has grown as fast. with Increase
Of material wealth. ms has Moroni.
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GARCIA, MEXICO.
Leonard Cie,i-"n. Heeentiy of Huntsville.
Utah, Comnits suicide.

special Correspondence.
Garcia. April i0.-Leonard Cloylson,
Ne rwcginn, twenty years old cola
mittcd suicide by shooting himself
through the head last evening, at ths
rurV", or'E camp. between Garcia ana
Pacheco. Dependency. on account II
sickness aud an Oft expressed fear the /
he YVES losing his mind. II believed 10
have been the cause OF the awful deed.
The body stu lies. gun In hand. eigh
teen hours after the tragedy. nwllt,ne
the atlrynl ~ officers from Jaurez, forty
miles away. TO hold an Inquest. He
was fagman for the surveyors OF tho
new iailroaa route and was earniay so
lNmurlcan) per month when hbiA %
work Tut had been sick some time ana
VAS consedn' ntly, dead broke" lie has
been living In Huntsville, Utah. but HIS
relatives are still In Norway. HIS late
asfnciates WIN deeently inter his re.
mains at PAcheeo.
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parties plain,ifr The court adjourned
for the term.
The decision OF the district court at
the term this week that the Moab Irri-
CATION company has no legal. existence.
places the water users o. this valley In
bad shape for the economical handling
OF the water right In the night OF tne
ltrigntlng season. unless they rally at
once to the occasion and put matters
by mutual agreement into n business
like shape II Is practically impossible
to handle the water satisfactory With
out an organization through which to
do the business
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Noritr

Nntlco i hereby given that theirs will hs
= -ps'lal tnVilug - tllD stockholders II tho
uFserct salt i.ale Agricultural 4 Manu-
iA.lutihs anal tumpauv, held ~ the cufn-
pinlN,s ohtt. rwf ~ Iempuun building.
rhlt Lake 'lty Utah, uu the iith day ~ Auril,
w.. " Z 1clncl y m, Tor the purpose "
hm'nulnr the Afiifle.u " Agreement, bv s'rlk-
ing out Article H. which fvads ~ fbilowsi-.
Assessment. aud rrlreolinf- therein TO-
Ecthcr With sale ~ dtlinguoni stock shall b,
a- provided IN law"
Ani lnseftins IN ilcu thereof the fnilauinr:--
Tho trustn- NJ said corporation. for Tho
puflnsn OF paying expenses. conducting tho
business ~ paying The debts ~ tho s'orpnrn-
Won. may lcty ana cnlIrrt assessments N tho
manner lnd form ruivlded by law. although
fully uali.F
And by addins Article Il. which shall read
A. follows. tu.Uft
That four 81 the trusters shall be- ncc~s-
.arl 70 form quorum aud nre hereby au-
thorit.d 10 transact the business and exercise
tho cntpnfhto pnNpr' ~ the corporation"
Dated this ust day ~ Mar'ii i-st
Ivy orticf ~ itllrl ~ UIr,stofs
CnAllLE- u. WiLCkEN. President
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OUR OWN STATE.

court. on stipulation OF attorneys /,
was ordered that hearing on the motion
be continued until such time rs II Il
called up FOR further notice Of hearing
given by attorneys FOR plaintiffs. The
defendants are the Telluride Power
Transmission company.
In the estate OF VIM. Fausctt. de-
ceased jas. a. Bean. Geo. w. Gee and
Silas Alfred were appointed appraisers.
The case Of Spanish Fork city 1T al
vs. Spanish Fork East Bench trriga-
tlon company et al occupied all the time
In court yesterday. There is some tall.
OF compromise being effected.
MGovERN CASE.
Peter McGovcrn mot McGouren rs
reported yesterday the man who was
Injured by the explosion OF blast In
Provo canyon II now at the home Of
MIS-. Leah fyne In this city. whcrs
his injuries IRE being treated at was
crroncouHly reported that he had bccn
taken TO Springvilie). DIR. Allen
who II attending the injured man
claims the fracture Of the skull II the
worst he has ever seen. the left side
Of his forehead II crushed In ana large
pieces Of bone were removed from the
brain. there II. however. chance for
his life. He does not realize how he
was hurt, and says he was chopplng
down tree and a splinter few In his
eye. McGoNern W n stranger, about
" years Of age, and has been In SPRING
VILE occasionally for the last three or
four years. lie says his parents live
In Louisville. Kentucky, at the corner
OF High ana fridge streets. ana that
his fathers name II Mike McGoNcrn,
There IL a conflict ~ statement ne 10
the blame. II any. that attaches TO =.
II. Belmont, the man who fired the
blast that caused the injury. The
rtndcra sad he did not give them SUM