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The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07
Was All Right.

Captain-tsThat new recruit seems to
enjoy army .rations." Lieutenant
Eyes, he said it is such a change from
his wife's cooking. New York Even,
ing Journal. # Us 5s
The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07
Fermentation In Crops.

Frequently one or two hens in flock
will droop, and on examination their
crops will be full, water will run
from their beaks when they are held
heads down, and an offensive odor will
be noticed. It usually happens when
sour food has been left for the hens to
consume, Indigestion occurring, the
food fermenting in the crops The rem
edy is to give only as much food as
the hens can eat at meal so as to per-
nit of none remaining over to. sour.
Place the sick birds on straw and with
hold all food for forty eight hours,
adding gill OF lime water to every
quart Of the drinking water.
The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07
EcOnOm]ly.

Mrs. A. DO you find it more econom-
I ical to do your own cooking? Mrs
/ B. -oh, yes: my husband doesnx cal
bali 90 much as he die Judy.
The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07
How HOrnes Are Selling.

] Good horses Of the cob pattern stand:
Ing from 14.2 to 15.2 hands at the
shoulder, thick1y and ccmpact,y built,
up-hea sHIted ded long necked, good -boned,=
with " tn ne neat heads and plenty of good ac-z
tlon are at present selling to better adj
vantage than ever before in the his
Tory OF the American horse market.
me prices prices paid tor good indiv. .duals2
u thls type have Of late varied in the.
west from 1000 for finished per-
lormer ttE11 H all ready to go right to work in
the city. to s233 for neat one IS
hands but low in flesh. For example
q farmer from Glundy county, this
/ state, last week brought to this city a
sood lot OF horses to be sold at auc-
tlon IN the horse market. A percheron
grade weighing 1900 pounds brought
@zao, a bay that weighed in the same
notch brought 1925. The others in the
consignment were sold for prices rang
Ing from $140 to $500, the most OF them
right around the latter mark. The
horses were all taken on German ex-
pert account. The week before an
iowa farmer offered in the Chicago
market an eighteen hundred pound,
spotted grade Percheron that brought
MN $3.50 at auction. This gelding was
got by an imported Percheron stallion
that weighs 2,100 pounds and his dam
was the fourth Percheron grade from
a spotted Indian pony, whose peculiar
color had descended but little changed
through all these generations, having
i've crosses of uncontaminated Per-
cheron blood the spotted gelding was
practically pure bred.
Some Ogle county horse breeders re-
Gently disposed Of pair of half-bred
French Coachers at private sale in
this city that netted them $500. They
were seal brown geldings, stylish IS
hands or slightly over, weight 1900
pounds each, nice high actors and thor
oughly broken. They will be used in
the city. Quality is what counts and
1t is certain to bring a good price.
The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07
New Life Relt In ENGLAND.

This is the new life belt adopted by
The National Life institution of Eng
land. 1t is in two zones, an upper and
lower, between which is a leather cir
die. The girdle does not press so
The Cook County herald., 1899-01-07

Give the fowls plenty Of shade and
fresh water. ~ :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Enuilh n. Young and son OF Eureka
are registered nc the Kenyon.
r.. d. wlci,cn ~ up from NcphL lie
ia az the Kenyon.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon 90 william A. Rate. %. and
Harriet H. Green 90. both of Rlyerton.
Salt Lake county
W. H. Wallace OF Arizona 90 IN the
city, located nt the Walker House. Mr.
wallace reports That tho drypst season
no ever know in Arizona has just been
broken up by spell Of rain, which
came rather late but Notwithstanding
that, the worth OF II could not DO cstl-
mated.
sheriff Howcrl md ben uarricR. hla
deputy. made tho nrrpHt uud found the
clothing IN the possession of tho aHfond-
urtH In court thlF afternoon Sir. Todd
Identified the clothing put into evidence
by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Guntcr An hT property
After reviewing the evidence Justice
sommcr found tho defendants guilty.
Adams VIII Doc sentenced tomorrow
afternoon. The cnHn against Hunter
was continued until next Monday at
the request m Attorney Armstrong.
counsel for the defense.
The trial NJ JnmoH Adams on the
charge III petit larceny occupied the
tlme Of Iuaticr Slmmnr this afternoon.
Adams md Abe Hunter were arrested
Few DAYS ago chHrUud with stcnlur
some clothing from tho tent OF -. 4.
Todd. located near Reaches place Ia
purloyH canyon.
Superintendent a ~. wcIby of the
RIO Guuie Western hns boon out on
tho road Tor several days past. giving
his attention 90 the repairing OF mo
wreck ut Green River station At
Tnruhnm tho fppniHl car of tho Nuunr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
ORE Nd nULLioN RElnnrs
PERSONAL.
N~~~~~~~~~~~N~e,o---

Mrs. J. n. Miller NJ sprinrylus h,
Registered at the White House.
Boise Statesman. =. =. Hounds ran.o.
senting the Utah Lithiu Water. waa 1,
the city over sunday.
Miss Llbbie Reed of De Ia Mar. No.
vudn, o. IN the city visiting Win
friends. She " at the white uours
Prof Joshua Greenwood D. up from
Fillmore dinustng tho lirht 0f hs
genial countonnnoo among hls fn1rv
Salt Lake friends. lie o. registered ID
the White House.
Judge g. g. Dcy has returned from
short fulQurn IN the East. whore he
visited New York and many oihar
prominent cities. While IN New York
Judge Dcy met Ellhu Root no thn vHIIn
LonEuc club. ~ that time Nr. R18t
expressed his intuntlona OF coming 10
SAT- Lake this month. but hIs new
duties a. secretary OF war. which he ala
not then know anything of. viii pfs.
clude tho possibility OF a visit 90 th.s
city.
Attorney Frank Pierce has returned
home from i've months visit o. tho
East. He wns accompanied By hla wife,
and both say thoy had % delightful
trip. They visited Mr.. Plcrco'a old homo
az Londonderry, Vermont: also 100 the
largest cities. Mr.. Pierce SAYS that bnsI.
ness IL better In the East than he ever
saw n. Ia speaking of the presidential
candidates Mr. Pierce ~ NJ tho opinion
That Mckinley will succeed himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
Filipino IN SALT LAKE
le Likes the United State. and 90,
Make 1t His Home. WI

douglas Young. vb,
.lil the MuHser hrofh.r. late
We publication Oh Fr...ilil, i.ah
inncrlcan paper at Manila atom %
Iuay afternoon. win h'f
Iu young Arthur GuetT,, HrIni
lHcot q the Twontlrib w ~
NNllncru AruvrJ. tho v,1r,. 't.a.llhirj
hn hrlt Of hia race tn yigit lNp.u
'i'.nt youth of about tW.rig D.
VI aEe. Hc was a servant b,y yer
iNunb IN Manila, ANA WHOM %. 20
iAttcl Tor America. ~ ii.le
Dung 60 take him. TO- IA il-
n' mhEnltudH uf our conn.,.
'1ceiNed notion like uuYr, HlfIn
ill america was small 49,,
n' youth f. c1nuvatpd MIN ~ lli..y
states, ana omphasls bIa h.. ~
70 remaining here the fsr5Ipi'. q
'iln' lie fools TINT his pa8uIs a. NJ
IlNn their arms now I'd fh., 49, .h
ialht Elmrfe OF the tuiF rb.l
lives true I'D
ArIvcrn says he hores 90 rc.,t.
Wh'n the Philippines win NN
Ailerlc CON fulr, nH Doe thinks hIs f..
WIZ ho happier then than fH., ~
nave hocn, ur ever Will o. If tI.,s q w
come under our government M. ,...,.
WIN mako % ttlp through tbe d. W,
the inigr,lt of the ulpor. r,..'
after which Mr. Young Mil r.,..l
The Philippines. '-1'N u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
Without Committing Himself Unal-
terabIN He Fayors New Park.
THE ITEM OF EXPENSE,
The Enterprise should be Invesiigat'
cd aud Given Careful Consideration
citizens Interested All wantIL

The project Of turning the space Of
ground which lies nj the mouth ot
city creek canyon Into O. public park
aa suggcstcd through tho "NcW8' a Tow
days since. Is growing steadily In Ia
vor, All those residing In the vicinity.
aud large number uf others who are
deairuus Of Feclug the city assume
metropolitan aspects in the way OF Cm-
bclishing De- space with public linz
prov ments are ulfo heartily DESTROYS
uf .l.lng The enterprise accomplished
Mayor Clark who was interviewed
today hV MOVE representative uuuu
the subject. expressed himself uH being
iu favor % The movement THE mat
tor would have to receive extended
confederation before ] should BE- able
90 make any positive statement in re-
gard 90 carrying out the project be
said There o. Of course tho question
uf expense. tho present ability OF the
city 60 purchase now ground Tor such
purposes. The utility Of the spot itself
for the HurgcTtcd use and many other
things which would have 10 be conHid-
cred before n definite opinion could be-
expressed Speaking In a general way.
however. VIII state that ! am in favor
of the idea, and think, even lf itg
achievement were necessarily deferred.
that the subject should b. approached
and considered. 10 would be- good
thing for che city 60 have such a park"
In Wow NJ the generally cxprrasrd
favor ln regard 90 tho scheme Il might
BE- at least "a beginning toward It's ac-
complainant Tor some Of tho council
men 20 move Tor consideration OF tho
subject during the council session with
Wow TO learning what facilities lic
already az the clty'a command In that
direction. n the project be feasible. Il
would be- "a credit 10 the ufnnHnf admin.
lrtrntl1n 60 see n completcd-that citi-
znuH of today nH we'll uH citizens " tho
future may have an opportunity OF en-
ioylnr its benefits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

Former Governor W. y Atkinson dlcd
no hlH residence. Newman, Ca, at $500
o'clock 'hla morning.
The business portion Of Carlisle Ky,
on Market street. was destroyed BY IRE
today, entaillng "a loss N 10000.
Tho revolutionary Dominican troops
which assembled o. Muunmluthc. have
crossed tho frontier and have taken
posscssIon N Lnjabon.
Rev Charles 81 Iamson D. D.. o.
Hartford Conn. president of the Amer
lean board OF commissioners Tor foreign
missions. died nt st. Johnshury VI. to-
day
a train or twenty freight curs was
wrecked In tunnel No. Z on the Cincin-
natl q Southern railway today by the
explosion Of tank car loaded with
naptha,
The tow boat Iowa. with 400 negro OK
curdoniHts on board, sprung leak and
sunk IN the Mississippi river. near
Cairo, Ills. today, opposite Henderson.
KY. An were rescued.
According 20 bulletin Issued this
morning the headquarters OF the Typo
graphical union No, 9. the strike OF the
printer, prrsHmcn ana atorotypcrH "
the New York sun ~ still on.
Rear Admiral Howlson OF the South
Atlantic station, who has Circumnavi-
gated Africa with his flagship, the Chi
cagu, has cnhled the navy department
that he was leaving Cape Town today
Tor Rio Dc Janeiro vin ~. Helena.
4 cyclone az n o'clock yesterday
morning struck Lepointe-u-r itrOc. Is
land of Gundeluupc. The disturbance
lasted until nearly 90 %. m. a number
~ houses had their roofs blown on
ana were flooded and "a number were
demolished. but NO fatalities were re-
corded.
Emperor William of Germany has
conferred upun Count Won Munster
lcipnburg. tho German Ambassador 1T
of his services us head Of tho German
delegation 10 tho Peace conference at
The Hague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
z. C. M. |. DAY AT GARFIELD
Excellent Program, Including - Ten
mile itosd Race. WIZ he the
Attraction az the Resort.

Tomorrow the employees OF the 2. G.
N. /. hold their annual excursion to
GARFIELD Beach. 4 special train viii
leave The depot nj 1850 y. m.
This VIII De an observation train TO
view the ten mile bicycle road race;
open 90 employees only, IA which the
following men win start;
y, Davis. g. n. Cariduist. Theo.
Rl-anr, scratch; ". WiIding. one.hnif
minute; or. ikelHcr W. sperry. H.
Nightingale. one minute: Art Brewater.
y. -. Smith. two minutes. ]. Salisbury,
u. Midglcy, J. kendrick. three minutes.
Ernest CarlqulHt i've and ouc-half min
utea. The prize list IL aa follows.
Time prize, SO suit. lst prize. $40
watch. End prize, pair 81 shoes. ard
prize, ~ fishing tackle. Consolation
prize, ! bottle Hoods snranparlila.
on arriving nt the beach the cvoats
Will follow one another Ia due sequence.
$3.50 D.. baseball game. Married
W single, Prize, / case champagne
elder GA Proctor. chairman.
4 y. m.=Shootlng match Prize. cam
NnH hunting coat, valued at sd.
Murgetts, chairman.
$50 y. m.-shoe race. COpcn) Prize.
pair s. shoes. Relay race. Store W.
Factory. give men a Hidcl Prize.
case champagne cider. 90 Obstruction
race. tupcnD Prise. 81 sweater. Po-
tutu race, tnoya under 80 Prize. 1
pocket knife, $50. Girls race; q yards.
Prize, berry dish, $50. 100 yards dash.
tOpenD Prize. 4 dnz. linen collars. 81
100 yards dash. married menJ Prize.
! pair pants. s.. Needle aud thread
race. (Slngie ladlesD Prize. 1 bottl.
p-rfumery, g. Egg and spoon race.
married lndles) Prize. / bed quilt,
$3.50 Standing broad jump. open:
with or without wclEhtll Prize. i ptlr
athletic shoes, tl,25. Runniug high
jump, tpponD Prize. e.. Best ITum1r-
GUS account ~ the outing uimlt
1000 wordnl Prize, literary work. value
Al-li, j, Walk. chairman.
o y, m.-Mon'a swimming race. prize,
bathing suit. $3.50. Ladies' swimming
race; prize. hammock s. 90 Boat rncc.
lHinFle HcullD; prize. I stetg0n hat. sd.
boat rncc double HcullDi prize, belts,
&-ll, Beers. chairman.
1850 .. m.HTug of war; prize. 1 cnse
cuupngno elder 90.
500 y. M Evening program. -Nais.
inE contest prizes, ladies' aud genTs
shippers value. 81 pair. cake walk:
prize, cake. Cuio walk tuuler iD: prize.
clhr, ligllnmY duug., rHiEaF. / puIr
ladies' gloves l2.2' y doz. string Ties.
sa,-Jaa ", Hay, chairman
A splendid time iH assured and II Ig
rcckoncd that a banner crowd Will be
ln attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
NOTED CHICAGO PIANIST.


soiohrnlnF az the Kuutvford are Mr..
Hush a. Kclao Jr. and wife Of chicago.
two of the most prominent pcdogoguoa
~ Chicago. Mr. krlso o. the director Of
the lNrlsD School nf Music ana Dmmnt-
lc Art, ana one of the very best Amcrl-
can ulnulatv and teachers uf the plano.
lie bases his Instruction ON principles
of anatomy uhi - uEy acoustics and
Psychology, comUuUl with "a hlrh de-
velOpmrnt Of musical learning. and lH
counted one NJ the busiest and most
successful teachers ln chicago. His
wife n also n distinguished personality.
having been the fnvorlto pupil OF the
great old actor mud author. James D..
Murdoch, and professor NJ Elucutiun
ANA Ornt1ry ln that school.
Mr.. kelTo ana wife were today shown
around by MossrH. Mcclellan aud
WiEhtman ana are charmed with Salt
Lake and sultair. They enjoyed a dip
IN the Lake yesterday ana go out again
before rcsuming their journey east
ward. Yesterday assisted by Mr.. Nc
Clellnn az the great organ of the Tnher-
nnclc, Mr.. Kolso made numerous teBts
~ the acoustics OF the Tabernacle.
lie o. busy at the present time IN writ.
lng "a work ON acoustics, nH d has direct
bearing on his work. lie lH student
and author OF numerous works on
musical art, and n q young man OF
musical destiny. Mr. kelso came 60
Salt Lake from Helena. where he gave
% course " lectures before the catholic
music teachers OF that section Mr..
Mcclellan will attend 90 a. that he secs
everything of interest IN the city. for
which both his wife and he have warm
praise. They talked cutertllniurly to
a company OF guests ut the home OF w.
g. Spence lnrt evening and leave Tor
the east tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

says an Election L. Approaching and rot.
iticians Muit Taih.

London. Aug s.-Josoph IT, Choate
The United States ambassador 20 Great
lir.toiu. was Interviewed today bv ~
representative 0f tho Associated Press
BOO regard tn the rprnnt war or arhitra-
lion Hreceh delivered hy sir Wufred
Lnurlor Che Canadian premier.
iio fHi1i
There VIII b0 no war n a. safe
~ ray that mo- amount ~ political talk
by politicians On other c0uutuHa could
occasion war On ms connection"
Tho amh1Hftdor continuing said TINT
the Canadian parliament was ON the
eve 81 DISSOLUTION nnd tho leaders ~
both parties had 10 speak. Mr. Cholte
seemed tu think that the latter cir.
Cumatnnco. explained Sir Wufdd t.uu-
rler'a position. ana he was Inclined to
attach small Importance 10 the pre-.
miorH remarks Mr. Chllte added
that tho negotiations were progressing
"Hut." he explained. they arc always
slow aud | can say nothing at present
nH 10 their HtntuH."
OREILLY."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
PALACE PRIVILEGES.
nist of Those Who HIVE Obtained
Concessions.

The privileges let up 10 THIS time, by
the SAT- Palace board OF directors, to
conccs1lon1irgs urc az follows:
Sandwiches pastry bOttlou sodn'-E.
a. Hayden and j. IA. easily
optical ruodH-Cnarl1H Werner.
Souvenir buuJ-C. W. Routnn.
oihciul program II cnry Ives.
Lunch Htnud-W Barber.
Evans
Lemonads, saltwater popcorn. pea
nuts, chewing gum-Ed B0luudor cycle
tucEl
Metal souvenir mcdnl-E. II. Clinton.
salt Crysula-A. l.. Beller.
Bar Nelson ~ Good.
Shooting gnllery-lOe Docardo.
Moving plCtureB-Wlllam BroaIbent.
striking machine. French bowling al
Icy BON board, bagatcllo aIohn n.
simpson
Engraving glassware Frank Il. Dick
son.
streets ot Caro-De Rreko Bros.
Seorc cards Inside cycle trncD-J. ",
simpson,
Palace NJ novelties Allen s. Milton.
Illso drawing CuutCat-Ioa. simpson.
photographs ana yiews-John M,Bab-
chinese novelties, corn cure, foot ease
Ribbon badges, cane ract. knife board
a Scott
Toy balloons, photograph parlor. fan
cy ana musical toyH-Joseph simpson.
Mcrry-g William Broadbcnt.
SALT PALACE NOTES.
Tho large statue representing Utah,
was set 30 ltH place at the main en-
tprcc % tho SAT- Palace yesterday
afternoon. Ito unwilling win be one OF
the feature uf opening duy.
Armenlnns and Egyptians are expected
Co arrive lu the city this week and go
into camp nc the Salt Palace grounds.
Their manager Gabriel DE krt ko, has
gone 90 Chicago TO secure more Oriental
attractions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
HEWLETT BROS. co.

waite secretary. Harry Tooker. has gone
to Portland.
Geo. %. Dodge. son of Col. Dodge. i8
IN town. Mr.. Dodge o. connected with
the Rio gfaude Western 600 Denver
on August igth the oregon Short Line
VIII run uu excursion from Uutto TO
fllt Lake Round trip ticket viii De
SO.
Acting Passenger Agcnt Iilntz u tho
RIO Gr1nds Western o. DO rcceipin Of "a
letter from w. ~. WOrtWoud, command
cr-in-Chirf NJ the Black Hawks. stating
that Ola account of thO returning voluu-
20 Provo Tor The UlIck Hawks reunion
ON tho 18TH 10th and 18th. until later iu
the month. AH 10 d. NOT known yet
what date the boys win arrive Moth
ms definite has been decided relating
to the excursion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
RECRUITING IN OGDEN.
Lieut.. Corllss Went There Today
Salt Lake Enllstmenls.

Lieutenant Corllss, who recently cs-
tlhliHhci recruiting Office for tho
Thirty-fuurth regiment, az the 81. El-
mo Hotel, has gone 20 ogden today Tor
the purpose u enlisting about a dozen
recruits IN there. To-day John q. nm
burt, ~ this city enlisted liilburt
was "a former member ~ Troop /. Tor
roy's RouRh Riders. holding the posl-
t.on ~ trumpoter. Those who Wore enc
listed yesterday were Morris y. Levy.
Oldest son uf sam Lovy; william u.
Ash formerly a member % Battery G.. :
Joseph Hoddenhnm of Company ID. NJ.
banner, Francis u, Walker. Jumps NJ.
King. Charles a. Lane. These recruits
lot Tor Fort Logan this morning under
the charge ~ John II. Lundy. formerly
ot Troop l. Torroy's Rough Riders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

Accident Occurred Near Dos raios - En-
Einecr q. >, Ford Reported Knied.

Fresno, Cal, AUG s-The engine ana
n portion ~ the south bound Los An
reles express train ON the Southern
Pacific railroad were dcralied near Dos
faloH this morning, Engineer e.. D.
Ford e. reported 90 have been killed
None ~ the plH1onEcrH lost their lives
but few are said 20 have been injured.
Some o. the cnrB were badly wrecked
being hurled into "a ditch Tho clus,
% the accident i1 unknown ana details
have not yet been received. The pasH-
rngorH ana mullH were Transferred az
soon us possible IN another train. which
viii carry them 20 thclT destination
l.uter-'rhe Southern Los Angeles ok.
press loft tho tracks last night iuHt
south N Dos paloH, throwing The en-
rluc ana mine cars into q ditch. En-
rlnucr Con Ford and Fireman wood
were Hcaldcd 10 death,
Mrs j. y. NlHwongor, of Fresno. cal,
ana N. Moscr. San Diego, were scriouF-
~ injured Several others were slight
ly injured. Tho cause N the accident
was q broken nanEc ON a wheel of the
mail ear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
HOLDING UP A GOOD THING.

THE BEST HOUSEWIVES hold
high In their estimation our
Three Crown Baking Powder
They have found Il the best material
and have been much pleased ct the
Reasonable price. We established "a
splendid reputation for Il when u was
a hlgh priced powder. Nuwu We are
putting Il on thc market nt a lower
price and assure you satisfaction IN It's
use. Every can ~ "a can nllcd with
excellence, and every article In which
It r. used properly IL sure TO be whole
some and attractive.
Three Crown Baking Powder r. sold
and guaranteed BY all Erocers at 20
cents per pound. Ask Tor 1t and rcfus,
all substitutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
runNirUnr VIII Gown TOMORROW
Equipment Tor the Northwestern's Sow
once WIN soon be- IN Place.

Gcycu q co. ne Chicago. Tor tho Chi
cugp ~ Northwestern new Office Ion this
city Will Do here tomorrow morning.
Superintendent u. A. Otis OF the fac.
tory has toleguphcd General Agent
Walker that De would also be hero 20
adjust the fixtures and put the turnl-
turo In shape. The work nj the new Of
fee iH going along nicely and all Will
be- ready by Saturday Tor the grand
opening. Invitations have already been
sent out and elaborate preparations are
being made 10 give the guests an A 1
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

Grade Hcported washed Away In whit
mer Canyon supt Welhy stili Absent.

General Superintendent a. H. Wplhy
of the Rio Graudo Western ~ sim out
on the road whore he ls examining tho
damage done By the recent storms. II
was thought that he would have boon
hack ere this, tpt as considerable dam
nEya may have boon done ClurwhrTo
De- De- likely In b. detained some tlme,
Word comics from a special correspond
cnt 0t Price % the effect that number
Of dead" engines have been reported
on the limo near Grand Junction lH 20
result 90 tanks being destroyed by the
recent severe storms II ~ also reported
th1t several miles OF grade uu the
Whltmoro canyon branch IA washed
away
Train No. I. wcTthound. was over nlno
hours late yesterday. Supsrlntedrut
W'lhy win not return until everything
|. nlIu-tol nrlnnrIv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

The excursion to saltair today is Tor
the Twenty-irst ward.
The y, G, N, /. viii have a big day
AZ Garfield tomorrow.
Cashier W. II. Freeman OF the Colo
rndo Midland at Denver iH In the city.
General Traffic Manager Ecelea' prl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
YES
WHY
DON'T
YOU

You've been reading tho IruF cahirst
Beer advcrtIHomcnta-n missed ono
they're 30 intercollegiate are dr.
forcnt every dny-cvcn sundays-and
you've thought. OH Ho often. how you'd
enjoy a slaaH-oven requested your huH-
band 60 order it-nnd like most men.
he's probably. Now do Il
yuuwclf-lf you haven't telephone,
write ana order a trial cnse-itH SO de-
llcloua-hlH the natural bcor flavor
not doctOrcd.
NJ. THOMAS, Agent
r. o. noN eo3. Salt Lake C.yy.
FRED KRuo BHEwINu CO..
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