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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Judge illies made the following or
dera today:
4. o. Miller " John =. Iowolls q nj.
get for trial for December 9Th. by alp
ualtlon.
q, Lavigulno VI James NJ. Carey ct
al. order aa 10 demurrer set aside.
q. Lavignlno W Edmund II. uhllg;
same order.
Gleason =. Kinney W James .. COch-
ranc ct al. dismissed upon stipulation.
Crown Point Mining company w
Barrios Mining company. dismissed.
Thomas Morris W. University OF
Utah; motion Ia strike out, etc. con-
tinued to date Of trial
Mohawk Consolidated Mining and
Milling company. motion TO dismiss
oycrrulod.
Guaranty Savings and Loan aasocl-
alton Va y. II. Plaisted. motion for
new trial ovcrrulcd.
J. II. Richardson vs. Treasure I'M
Mining company. dcmurred submitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

a pleasant event occurred last night
In the seventeenth ward hall. when the
University normal class ~ 1901 gave a
grand ball the first ~ series 0f on-
tortainmonts which they Will hold dur
ing the year There was a large Mt
tendance ana the event was most en-
inynblc. 4 feature OF the event was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

the invitations. which were done In sill
yer and green, the class colors.
Mrs. G. u. Rhodes entertained on
Thursday IN honor Of Air and Mrs
Bert Seabaldt and Mrs. 4. u. Jones.
The Varsity club VI the University
VIII celebrate Thanksgiving IN dane
Ing party aud social To be- given next
Wednesday In the main hall Of che
school building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

the accused and ho was entitled 10 IT,
aud ordered that he be discharged.
Mr.. Gunter Immediately authorized
tn" Issuance Of another complaint and
Instructed Deputy Sheriff Sam Dawac
TO re-arrcst Davis Davis was taken
before Judge Sommer whore he pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of burglary.
Judge Sommcr stated to News roe
porter that he would not try the case
but would call la some other Justice or
grant "a change Of Venue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Stcphino Chidio. an cN.tcsldcnt OF tho
suburbs N Naples also the city jail.
was the next vlcilm offered on the iu-
dlciul altar Chidlo was not present
20 b. child" consequently the i've dot
lar silver certificate he left In lieu of
his august presence wl- declared dulN
nulctcd. Needles To remark. his Of
fensc was the violation NJ the statutes
providing f0r the legnl capacity of per.
ambulatlng individuals carrying alco-
hui
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up. and tho difference w the surface
aud the aoli OF 10" twp sections were
pointed out. Slavery was q product ~
N" surface. che Hoil and the climate of
the South II was shown how the goo
graphical nature ~ the country had AZ
fccted the political notions OF the pco-
ula
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

= 8. Dickinson q co.. sBe,-.
Che white MorcH Tie ,omplsE
you e. come % 3 ere thsm, ~,
your trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

WATERFALL sunnnah va.
at her residence. 90 Jenny sir..t
2ith, ut $3.50 o.. M; born. nah
Surrey. England. sgpl. h. i,i,. ,
u funeral later
Mlllcnnlni star rlelne copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

zone OF pr. Kings New f.lfc Pills
each night Tor two weeks has put mo
In my teens again. writes u. H. Tur.
ner Of Dcmpscytown. PA They're the
best In the world for Liver. stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
gripc. only &c. at u. g. 81. !. Drug
Dent
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WITH THE JUSTICES


pcorge Harmon. conyetat.,-
o COW from klHg N1-it .,,.' Y "
nnd selling 10. vHa l.ni.- ,Ii',,ii
Ni,lH"h az Q O'Clock ar ~ Z.
WI cost Ioufrc the na.t i,,l
,lnp for hlH hlrkarlHs ~, Z.
account N DIE Wifca iiirs,. y !. !.
execution was grnntad te,i,'.a !, q
TO fc"urc the cash. WV" ~
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roo CUR Tur Gnirrn ~ Two DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets
Al druggists refund the money N u
fails 10 cure. T.. W. Groves signature
10 ON each box. PC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Infant mortality h si-s.,.,,. 4,
tut Nearly one.quaHof an h., 2
tcach one year one.thlri 49,
hIc I'VE, una ono half L1fs,, Il
hiiecnl The timely uas N NM
clsEAM NEl,MiFuuF ws,i1 n y.
majority Of these precious iIv H. 7"
% cts. u. G. 81. /, Dus ~ 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
SETTING OF JURY CASES.

Judge Cherry went TO Tnoele today
on Monday he VIII make u setting Of
cases Tor trial with a jury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Bring IN your fura for rOmodolinF.
repairing cleaning ana rodyoing. Il.
STENCIL Fur CO., go Main. The only
strictly fur store In Utah.
scnllnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

Tho woodmen " tho warlivr
r. tie" entertainment si,rs.tt
the Grand Thcater tonight. : i.
ilnc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The petition ~ Christopher lrioa !
Tor tho Issuance ~ himsff n 'aiifn
minlstritinu ln tho estate N An A
decreased. has hrr sHi Zoe lclr1s .
urtlny, the nh day NJ iivfmhsr Az
hiD o'clock u ui. nt ihn lulniy Ger
IN tie Court Rom N said cont IN ~
CITY, salt Lake tmrtY. it1h
Mltntas the tIrfk ~ slll Ollr 3
seal thereof Af'tgd tls "a
Nuumlrr. 4 ~ lsn
tScnD DAVID a. nrNnAk ~
ny Ai4nFIT J. sEAHE itplg
Ferguson = Cannon, Atiomfyt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The bank clcaringa far tho country
for the Neok ending yesterday amount
ed To- fi,NtLla5.0 2g, an Increase M 90 1
per cont over the same week last year.
SAT- Lakes clcnrinF- Jumped over the
thrct million marx. reaching S3.0Js 5al.
an incrafo ~ 49, per cont. and 20
ahead Of such cltlcs aa Atlanta, Rich-
mond, Washington. Los Angeles, Port
land. Ne, Portland. ore. Forth Worth.
sprlnghcld, Mass. Seattle and Toledo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

The Woodmcn of the World will give
q fee entertainment sterco- phone At
the Grand Theaier tonight, Something
fine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
LICENSED TO MARRY.

Marriage licenses Wcrc issued today
To Arthur '. Miller. "a. and Ida zwcl-
fel, -. both " Salt Lake; Peter n.
Brown. %. ana rheila kimball. n. both
OF Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

Get your Xmas turkey free from s.
:, Dickinson a Go. See circulars.
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PROBATE ann OuARDi,s,n
NOTICES
Consult County CLERK or H. NJ.
I've Signcrs Cor Furthif
infnrmltl0n.
N,iItUr.

IL tho District Court. Probate n'Hd
and Tor naIl l.lAu Nnlnll. slli. Z Z
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WANTED.

GlRL ron GENrRAL Hor,fs
el = Mcsl lomule
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-25

state street Is at the present time the
center M the greatest activity In build.
ms operations. The mammoth build
lnga being constructed by the Coop
WAGON a Machine Go, and CONSOLIDATE
cd Implement CO., VIII give an I'M
poiua to r'll 'rtato 10 that locality.
such uH nothing else could do, Mr..
Odell, manager ~ IN" Coop Wagon s.
Machine Co.. saws he cannot name the
date when they viii b. doing business
under the new roof. but there will be- no
lull IN the building operations.
A block u 100 shares of Home Fire
stock was purchased by a local bank
yesterday No sos. the bank buying us
a permanent Investment
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Total -. ............,.......... 500
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~ rHE INTEREST or PEACE.

We notice In che Peace Crusade that
leading citizens ~ Philadelphia have
formed "a committee. for tho purpose
- arouslng public Interest In the pcaca
congress at the Hague. next month.
The object Of the committee Is TO dis
seminato literature. ana hold public
meetings In favor ~ the establishment
~ an international tribunal Of arii-
tration-a Kind o. supreme court. with
agreement between nations 4 similar
proirot IL ON foot In New York ana
BOSTON. Al tho head Of the movement
are leading ecclesiastical digniiaries.
Journalistic aud lawyers.
Il seems 10 ms that In the establish
meni Of such court In the only hope
OF any practical result Of the delibcrn-
tions Of that conference, The armies
Of the world are maintained for tho
purpose ~ deciding questions which d.
plomney fails TO settle, They arc ~ IL
Wore the court OF last resort, Appealed
20 IN defense Of the rights OF nations.
II II not 10 be supposed that the ma.
ohincry viii be- dlsmantled until some
substitute has been found. satisfactory
and efficient An International court ~
Justice, with sufficient power 10 en-
force its DEGREES, would be- such a sub
uutute.
nut h II possible to carry out tho
idea? The tendency II certainly
toward u closer union ana
u,,r. frl.uatv reiationa betyyoen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
THE PHILIPPINE CAMPAIGN.

Another victory of the American sol
oilers In the Philippines has been rc-
corded. General Lawton having cap
turod Santa Cruz and driven the occu-
pants into the mountalns The engage.
mont IN described M one u the most
important and interesting Of the war.
As usual the total insurgcnt loss was
heavy. while the fatalities on our side
arr comparatively small.
n IL more than probable that active
operations In tho field will have to be
suspended before long. The Philippines
arr situated entirely within the torrld
zone. and the climate Ia tropical. The
cold" season. which ends with the
month Of March. IL followed by u hot
season during April. May and June.
OF these months May IL the hottest,
the mercury often rising to 100 degrees.
Hut little serious work In the Held can
be- carried on during this period. Then
comes the rainy season. when the rivers
and lakes are swollen. and the LOVELY
Ing vaillea are flooded. The climatic
conditions are. therefore. such that for
wv u'NA wv W'nnH " ~ Hhff'N'a
military operations will be greatly re-
tarled. II not entirely suspended.
II Il 10 be hoped the advantage
gaiacd by our soldiers viii be held
during the coming months. NJ a re-
treat might possibly incan that the
work viii have to be done over again.
The spanihrds often cleared the ground
near the larger cities and then With
drew TO tho barracks, only To fnd that
the natives followed thcrn and infce,-
ed the country anew. In this way war
was carried on for generations with no
end IN sight.
The proclamation Of the commission
erH, Offering scif-goyernment to the ma
tivc-. viii M doubt have n god effect,
M II becomes known among the people,
II Il said that even spanish papers
counsel disarmament. Everything con-
sidcrcd. the outlook for the termination
OF hoatilltiea II favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
\ NOTABLE MAN.

Fx-senntor Tabor 81 Colorado. who
died at Denver on Monday. was a no.
table character and occupies proml-
ncnt place In the history of that state.
lie was not educated. In the sense In
which that term II usually applied. hut
he was "a man Of force. of practical
character. of large heart and OF public
enterprise. lie was SNOWY and vain.
hut liberal and bold. and he spent the
money he was fortunate enough 10
acquire. hut not prudent enough 10
keep, In ways that have made his name
famous. Tho turning point In his
financial career was cocval with the
wrong he ia to his first wife. Who
shared In his poverty. helped him In
his struggles but whom he discarded
whom prosperity was NJ It's height with
him. lie married another. whom he
thought would better grace his I'm.
proved social position, but his luck"
turned and he gradually lost what he
hnd accumulated. This II regarded
by many as Just rctributlon. as II APP
pears 60 be. but both Tabor and his
divorced wife have gone beyond this
imperfect sphere. ana their case In In
the hands of Judge who comprchonds
all the facts ana all the motives. aud
who win ultimately deal out Justice
TO all men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

his crusade. Finally he died Of the
plague. having ordered his followers to
have his skin made into a drum the
noise Of which he hoped would spread
terror into the ranks OF the objects OF
his hatred.
our readers will note the points Of
similarity In the history Of ziska ana
the course Of n purbind contemporary.
The former furious prosecutor ana
fanatic and his evil work are almost
forgotten among the ilune No It VIII
be with his imitators in the present
crusade. when they are rotting in the
dust. their efforts too will have per-
ishcd. while "Mormnnism" and modern
Isrnei are ming the worid with light
and helping 90 dinuse the blessings
u eternal liberty. only the truth sur
Niycsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
ournAoEs m the SOUTH.

Particulars of one more case ~ arson
in the Southern states viii be found In
another part of this paper. II II the
third meeting house belonging 20 the
Iatter-dRy Saints that has been dos-
troyed by incendlary nrc during the
past few months In the South. No rca-
son can be- assigned for this flcndlrh
work hut passion. aroused by prejudice,
prompted by false accusations from
the pulpit and the press. It was the
same spirit aroused by the same lniiu-
enoe that led To the whlpplnEr. mob
blngs and murderinRa Of the Elders "
thia church. by the very people whom
they endcavorcd to cnllRhten and to
bless. The preachers aud the editors
who have misrcprcrrntcd the Church
of Jesus Christ % Iattcr-dny Saints.
are largely responsible before Ood and
man FOR those outneca. They will
have to meet tho issue some day. NJ
sure az they publish their faiaohoodS
with malignant intent.
The spirit that burns meeting houses
md beats and bruises the Elders. Ia
cuted and piund-red the prophets and
people Of God In oidcn times. The mag
istfatcs. the officers 81 the law. aud
the jurics sworn to do justice arr also
60 blame for the lawicssneaa In the
south. They very frequently side with
tho incendlanc- and aHnnHsina. and
therefore the criminals are not only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

Come ono In the legislature OF New
York has conceived the Idea that all
school books ought to be burned every
six months. a. n protection VI the chill
drcn from the dangerous microbes.
nut street cars and railroad carriages
are also found TO carry many disease
germs. And dwelling houses are not
free from .hcm. In fact the entire
products Of our civilization arr. " ~
ports may be relied upon. fun Of mi.
crobc~. How would IL be TO have a law
providing for the destruction every six
months OF all that has been madef
There arr other Industries than the
school book trust that need encourage
mcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

Tho citizens of Chicago are content 10
accept the result az meaning Just what
they Intended II should the rvpulao OF
corruption, the reward of civic cournge
and the assertion that good government
Tor ms city shall be the sole issue In
municipal elections. II must go With
out remark that the candidate who
stood on the only platform that ig-
nored state ana national politics was
elected. The candidates whose plat
forms included subjects with which the
mayor and city council have no more
tn do than a yellow -hclllcd hullfrog
from the marshes Of knnknkce We're
defeated. Mr.. Garter and MI. Aitgeld
ppllrd between them less than u thuua-
and over half the votes cast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

\ Denver paper has good word to
say for the sparrow. our contemporary
asserts that an indlscrlminatc war
against tho birns viii ultimately result
In morn harm than good, AZ the useful
inscctivorous class win In the end ruf-
fer more than the sparrows But tho
birds have obtained bad reputation.
Farmers who have observed the habits
of the little pests believe that they eat
almost everything excepting the In
scots which they arc supposed to cx-
terminate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
ABOUT TME "MoDE1N ISRAEL"

o. 49,.
" STATED 'hn' during tho CONFER
ehoe "h'ch closed on sunday "onc OF
Wv s'aN'H VI w" Ta"rrhh'" ~
c"f'n 'hh, 'he saints mr." W" modern
'-'"'' "'''''' NOV "hc'h't thls
statement " accurate or distortion
OF "n"' one OF 'he speakers really Hali.
s"pi"rc " c"'rcct' what thenF why
."a'' ihr sh'ieh, irf"e' was pure
oe'po.sh' anu the heah OF the creed
was "e h""" OF inc STATE that the
m''"on o''ou was tnAhl"neh on thai'
thht ''he attempt To fcintroduce the
'SH.'il On IN" american continent has
man' .hr SAINTS ihhn''e trouble that
''F '.ousn. mas p''Na"ed 'ne system
from thr hfH'' ETC. etc All that Is
inc reasoning 81 of the anu-"Mor-
mon "'sm IN 'hiH Guy
i"'hA Tor moment OF the logic Of
.nis asumeh' 90 because the Lat
"''"ay saints claim to be tho descend
aus "' ancient israel therefore they
at' 'hihlhn' !" the government OF the
'h'sh STATES. NJ mo system Of David
ahn solomon was no, republican.
"ha' w"ulh Aristotle have thought "
70 ornei murder OF loRicT Somc ~
Tue people ~ THIS country are the de-
he'hHhntr OF the ancient Vikings. Are
"''H th'n'iore' uhhHer To the Repair
wv SOME are perhaps lhe descendants
OF ehhhihalr' must thev thc'eforr, be-
ehpauihted' Tor the relf-"viden' reason
mat eAhn'oniirm In forcisn To our
Nm'f'"h ihHu'nionrf " not, why
hhopld lineage IRON one OF the most
notable ana noble nations on earth. tho
m'ei'n, Israel constitute modern
uens~f
IN" HISTORY OF the Latier-day saints
ffV'n 'hr beginning ana 10 the prrent
time proves That they are, AMI always
have been, exceedingly jealous " the
maintenance of American institutions.
They have always proclaimed the "a.
cred nature of the Constitution. when.
ever II has dcvolvoi upon Thorn 10
found settlements In this country. thry
have done 80 according 10 the American
pattern ~ government. Their towns.
cities, ana counties are standing mouu-
Inents ~ the loyalty N the Saints. pre-
served sometimes under most trying
circumstances This cannot be- truth.
fully denied. The facts are matter OF
history.
''Mormonism" from the beginning bns
recognized The doctrine OF common
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

The French atc ievying a peculiar
kind Of taxes on the natives Of NADIA
Eascar. Unmarried people have to
nay 20 francs year for their neglect
In this respect. Women over twenty
one years OF aRc end not mothers must
pay u francs. For each legitimate
child the tax IL francs. and for cach
Legitimate child 90 francs. This sys-
TEN Of taxation ough, to be In vogue
In the 'mother country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

DIR. Bra refuscs to hold out what
might prove 10 be- false hopes with ref
ercncc to his discovery and isolation OF
the cancer parasite. That II right; and
" his theory aud discovery prove cffec-
tive In the cure Of tho insldlous disease.
II viii be q splendid achievement In
behalf OF humanity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
CHICAGO ELECTION.


chicago deserves 10 be congratulated
upon the recollection OF Carter uarfi-
son. 10th Harrison and Aligcld were
committed to the municipal owner
ship OF public franchises. but II had
fallen To iarriSon'z lot % b. the ON
ciai defender of the Guys interest
against one of the most desperate. on
rlaughtH OF criminal corporations ever
Witnessed In America. lie had nohly
FULFILLED the trust. aud this service de-
serves recognition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

II has been forclbly shown by the
people OF Chicago who have again vot-
cd Mr., Harrison Into Office that they
win not submit to manipulationH IN the
selection ~ candidates who are to be-
presented for election. They insist up
on the right 20 determine the choice Of
mon Tor themselves, even n II becomes
necessary ln doing ~ 10 90 outside the
party with which they naturally anil
ate, No more splendid demonstration
Of political independence has ever been
presented In this country than was fur
election NJ last Tuesday, and the moral
effects Of 10 cannot be ovcfcstimatcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

Compared with hla father. young
Harrison lacks ylgor OF Intellect and
robustness ~ character. Mentally the
present mayor II mediocre. and as "a
politician willy men humor and use him.
IN the slang of the time. he II "a light
weight. Politics has turned hts head,
and whatever mod-sty he had M a
novice has been diarlpatcd by tho con-
colt that he " OF gubcrnatorini. and
even Presidential. size.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

II Is evident tha ~ Tor M the ma
maturity Of the salt Lake city school
board IRE concerned no Utah educator
need apply for the position Of Huperin-
tendcnt. Utah teachers for Utah
schcoia'' Is not their motto. Taxpayers
please ''paste that In your hats" or on
your tax receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

The ninety-day divorce law OF North
Dakota being now imperative. those
bearing irksomc marital burdens VIII
be compelled 10 seek pastures new.
Could divorces b. granted by private
corporations. formed for the purpose.
what n field there would be for IA III
Norcc truatt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

The pope insists. much to the diHccm-
fort ~ his physicians. upon attending
service In IT. Peters next Sunday. To
save him fatigue pas,cbcard tiara IL
being constructed: but that should not
alarm nor amusc any onc-it IL more
In keeping with Christian humility than
b The rcRular Rorrcona dlndem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
New York world.

Taken IN connection with the Toledo
election, the result IN Chicago ought TO
be- warning 60 the corporation cor.
morants ana their tools. the party
BOSSES. Roth these elections afford
much announcement 10 those who be-
lieVc In the rights and the power OF
the penple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

This election Is supposed 90 be-. and
may prove To- be, Of national conse-
Harrison, though nominally bryan
Democrat. Is suspected 81 Tammnny
lraningS, lie IL believed 10 be- allied
with Croker and 60 be working 10 set
aside the Chicago platform next year
and diHplnce Ryan with somebody
recollection M the second city OF the
United States would mako him the first
Democrat ~ Illinois and put the party
machinery ~ the state under his cOn-
troll, and this would bring the Illinois
delegates into the next national con-
ycntlun IA opposition to the iirysn eie-
from the East, formidable opposition
would be built up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

The Utah Prcsbytcry ala not repeat
their ISLANDERS OF the Mormon" people
nor their abuse ~ the Mormon"
Church at their Mount Pleasant gath,
ering this year. Wen, last years at.
tack was quite sufficient for the cnst.
orn crusade, ana 60 show them IN their
true cnlors ID homo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

Some time ago the city engineer re-
ported that the conditions prevailing
along the hanks Of the Parlcy's canyon
crock were intolerably nlthy. Wha,
has been done. II anything, to romoye
the nuisancesg