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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
CENTRAL PACIFIC WRECK.
EnEineer 4. 10. ueaI KiiIed, aud the
rirsman Injured None OF the
Passenger. Iiurt.

Reno. New. July gS,-Eastbound pass.
cnger train No. 2 was wrecked near
clarka. New. on the Central Paclnc. this
morning. The engine. baggage and
express ears left the track.
Engineer a. N. Real wns Killed and
the fireman injured. None Of tho pass.
cngcrs was hurt Tho cause OF tho
accident IL not known.
Lateral bnd wreck occurred this
morning three miles east u Clarka stu
ton. The first section ~ No. o east
bound passenger, consisting ~ mail.
express, two baggage ana two way pas
Hengrr coaches, ioft the rail ana were
piled up croasvayu ~ the track. En-
gincor Real was killed and hla fireman
badly hurt and "a number OF others of
tho train crew were shaken up. but
none of them severely injured. MORT
Hvuggfa We're hurt
wrccking train was Immediately
dispatched frum Wordsworth with phy-
flclAuH uud another wryUkiur CROW was
sent from Truckoe and passed through
Reno at ! o'clock % will b. HrypruI
hours before the track o. cleared. The
second hcctlon containing the sleeper
nud coaches Or held ut Clnrl'H Tor Tho
clearing " The wreck
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SENATOR BROWN NAMED.


Tho following communication was re-
ccivcd from County Attorney Putnam
81 today'H meeting u the county come
misHioncral
In the ease N the state W John II.
bonhrook. In view of the gravity Of the
charge and the Importance of the case.
and the gcnernlly cSprefscd public de-
sire that additional counsel should be
employed 10 araiat myself and deputies
Ia the conduct of tho case, nH well ne
the fnct that Mr. Gunier one ~ my
deputies, ON account uf hlH pressing nc-
quuinumceH ana business relations
with the accused felt himself diaqunll-
He'd from taking any active part IN tho
proceedings hereby request that your
board permit me to name a. special dep
uty 20 assist IN the prosecution. II
you see NJ to grant this request I beg
% name az such special deputy, subject
60 your approval. Arthur THROWN. Ecu.
Mr. brown consents 90 assist uH In cou-
Quoting tho ease 10 It's hnul tcrmina-
ton for such compensation ua you may
auc nt 10 allow him"
Commissioner Woolioy was In favor
Of granting the request 90 the county
attorney and made r. motion 90 that
eject which was unanimously carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
ETHICS OF TnE FLOWER.

side by side with music and pic
lures In their refining influence. ranks
that most beautiful OF all vegetable ilfe
tho Hover. The man who loves music.
pure aud beautiful pictures. and How
tfH has little that II groaa or vulpar in
MS nature, II ~ impossible that In the
same breast should prevail lnstincta
thht are coarse and refining, degrading
ana clevuting The inner aenalbillties
OF MS being are awakened and ouirk-
encd into now life. The flower In ia
beauty and purity. feeds this new I'M.
pulsoi It's fragile. delicate texture an
p,aa 70 hlH inner Hympathlra; It's beauty
ehhtmH ne eye and cndowH him with
~ ever increasing love OF tho boauti-
iul' " lmuarta 10 him the deslr, 10
joys '' VIZ
So Il IL that Into the sick room and in.
20 the prison aud hospital those tendcr
messengers speed on their orrnnd ~
love, speaking 10 the aufforer IN tho
kindly sympathy felt FOR him by IN,
outside world, The nowera mission
can never De- fully realized until h Ia
mhdc 90 blossom in every wrotchDd NM
ana every darkoncd dungeon in the
iahli Ull tho universe " filled with
lln beauty and fragrance. ana honrtg
once sad are chcored and cotnforted
Mytiads of thoughts arise whom CON.
ltmplutnE the dear. old-fashloned
Mowers. Early memories cling ip tsr.
dcrrst love around those nowsrg v.
loved Ia our childhood. perh1ps eIus-
tered round each ~ them are thgtghtg
thnt uin incentives 90 noble deeds
NlclN Magazine.
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JOHN KING FOUND DEAD.
Cause waieasEiilei, supeInduccd by Drink
ing Liquor
Deceased was Mighty respected, but
Occasionally Gave way 20 DRINK
ina-Lcases large Family.


Special per Desefdt Telegraph.
Richneld. Utah. July 25-shoriiy be-
fore 8 o'clock laat evening the dead
body Of John H. King. uncle to con-
gresham KING. wna found under a
shed ut the rear Of Tnyiors nuloon In
this city. The coroner was summoned.
took charge ~ the body. and removed
q 20 the undertaken pariors Of pornc 8
Miller to await the Inquest. set for .
O'Clock todny.
10 developed no the inquest that the
deceased who was slEty-thrc1 ycars
gl agc lived at Coyote Gudeld county.
whore hohaa wife and glght children.
iis was nc one dime On good financial
circumstances. but of late yUifH has
Lost The rreator portion OF his fortune.
However. be- leaves bic family some
property now. Iie was hrhly respect
60 man iu tho community where he
llvcd. aud was almost o. model citizen,
excepting that b. was addicted nt times
Ga ihe Ore 0f liquor.
he lot hls home for this place last
Tue7dny, ana came hy way u
Maryaynle. where he remained
% couple % days with
Two OF nv tNlfNINN VINO fNHlNN iNNfNs
arriving here about noon Friday. He
began drinking soon after hla arrival
and became heavily under the influence
uf liquor remained 10 that condition up
90 The time ~ hla death. lie took no
food whatever after coming here. and
holrg Of o. bilious temperament the ii-
uuor cuurod FaHtritlH of the stomach,
from which b. died.
He was last seen alive about $3.50 yes
tcrdny whom Boo was thought 90 be- In a
dying condition. Dr. Neil was SUM
mouod but could DO nothing Tor him.
No one seems 90 have seen him from
that time until about ten minutes be-
fore alN when be was found dead by
Mathews. the livery man.
The verdict Of the coroncr'a Jury was
that deceased came Co his death from
gaatrltla of tue stomach. Fuperinduccd
frum the excessive use % alcohol
Word was sent 90 the relatives 81
the deceased ut the vale last evening
and this morning his SON Forest King
ana son-in-law. VIM. l.. Hardy. arrived
here, and after the Inquest started Tor
coyote with the body. whore Il will be
Inferred.
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THE COLUMBIA AND DEFENDER.

Tho prcttiest ana most exciting point
of the trial was whom the big sloops
came together. with sheets FIAT att on
the sturboard tack. right abreast of
jamestown. skipper charlie Barr was
az the wheel. and the Columbia held
the weather position by al,out TWO
hundred yards. Rolling his wheel
hard M" Barr brought tho Columbia
straight down for the weather quarter
Of the Defender Down went tho holm
In less than a minute, and the now sloop
shot almost alongside her sister ship.
Then taking position with her bow
spirit Just tapping the Defenders woa-
ther quarter the race began
Foot by foot the Columbia gained on
her rival, until in seven minutes she
had passed out clear ahead by nearly
length. That was the test that all
had been waiting for ana " was one Of
great value 10 the Columbia's designer.
II proved "a him In "a few moments
that his work had not been In vain.
that the Columbia was a better boat
than his former creation Defender.
When the Columbia was launched, on
the evening u June no. there were many
predictions ~ 10 when her first trial
spin wus "a take place. Some said "a
week, otNfr placed the limit at ten
days. Ma Hcrrcshnn, her designer.
promised nothing, but put an his mon
at work 10 spar and rig the yacht
G. oliver lHlln, her managing owner,
was impatient lie wanted the yacht
week after hor launch She shall
not leave here until she's ready" Her
rcshon said TO % friend, and he kept his
word.
The Columbia made hor dcbut-so 10
speak-ln "a most expensive suit of
tight-nttlnH sails. on the morning of the
fifteenth day after her launching, and
when she made her first tack. at $50
that morning, the critics agreed that
fhe was lu better trinl-trip form than
any ~ her predecessors.
No better fitting mnlnHnu has ever
hprn got Tor the first time. on any "
the big Shops The f1re-stayHnu set
badly at nrst. hut the l0oseness Of the
leach near the head was rcmedied dur
Ing the thin by tnutening u up. The
working gum topg1il-the cloths OF
which run dl1goually, like a jib-scem-
ed "a trile too large but that can be
easily rcmCdlrd.
Perhaps the man most pleased with
the Columbia was her principal owner
Commodore j, Plerpont Morgan, who
followed the defenders nj "a respectful
distance In his steam yacht Corsalr.
A pleasing and fitting finale 10 the
Columhlu'H successful trip was the 81
buto paid her by the "jnchUH" on the
battloghip Texas The men lined up on
the ships Htarhourd side M the yacht
swept by Go her anchorage and gave
her three cheers and tiger Com
mudOre Summers IN Golfers Weekly.
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REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING


London, July 25-Rcporta regarding
the resignation or President Paul kru-
Rcr Of tho South African republic. arc
conflicting. but according TO the best IN
formation he actually resigned his office
conditonally The VolkrnAd. while
maintaining its opposition To President
i<ruksr on the dynamite concession, has
given ita assurance that Il siill has tho
utmost confidence In Precedent Kruger
aud Il ~ believed he has Withdrawn his
resignation.
A. To the difference ~ opinion on tho
question ~ tho dynamite concession.
republic, and the majority OF the N1lks-
rand favor cancellation OF tho
monopoly, while President Kruger sup
ports a. The minority OF the VulkarnAd
desires TO buy out the company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
THE X. OF P. BAND.
Simply Wants Expenses to Go 10 San
Francisco Meeting Tonight.

Mr.. Zimmerman Of tho X. Of r. band
IN conversation with n News" repre-
sentative today said; The proposition
which we have made 90 governor Wells
u, that our entire organization OF not
less than thirty men will 10 60 San
frnuciHco 10 Ercrt the Utah volunteers
and return with them without making
any charge Tor our services. We only
want bare expenses. We feel that our
band could give tho boys a welcome and
an escort home such ua they yeuuld be-
proud OF. and not only tnnt. but we
believe that the X. of y. organization
could give the San Franciacans some
hing Ia the way OF military band music
that would surprise them
The oifer OF tho X. OF T.. band or
Euuizatiun ~ A ggnerous one and every
one VIII hope that events may 80 shape
themselves that the ofrer may be- nc-
ceptcd. Governor Wells and an thu
chalrmcn W the subcommittee will
meet this evening 10 perfect the or
Eanlzation and take further action rc-
Eardlng the question of the special
train.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Raymond Mcclure has returned home
from hla mission IN Europe. During his
absence he clrcumnnvigatod tho globe.
in the case Of Richard s. Watson W
ClnrisHu a Watson, the defendant To-
day nled ln the district e Irt uu an.
swcr ana cruHH-complaint, The suit
was brought by Watson Co secure al
yorCe from hla wife ON tho ground "
desertiun. The answer HutH forth the
alleged facts that the husband has
treated hla wife In an abusive manner,
has been almost 70 constant drunkurd
and that ne has been cruel 10 his wife
and his family.
Holden O'C0nuor and Ada OConnor
were taken before Justice sommcrs this
afternoon 90 answer 90 the charge of
disturbing The peace. The act Dr. ALLEGED
90 have occurred ut saitnir last even.
iug. John Oouunor, brother Of HUl 70.
was also arrested On tho charge OF IN
turfcrlng with the officer while tho lat
tor was making the arrest The trio
pleaded guilty 90 the charges. Holden
was fined so or fifteen days, John ditto.
while the female got OF llghtcr-hclng
uasesgcd 80 Al are now h.lug entor-
talncd at sheriff lluwclls hotel
Secretary Hammond and Moses Tay-
lor the well known mining stock hruk-
or have returned from three days
fishing tour uu Fast canyon. They
bring back reports u caught ''Bome
hsh," and nights very cool"
Marriage licenses were Issued today
20 Thomas j, Hruthofly 20. aud Bertha
Mckinney 10. both OF Butte city,
Archie j. Francis. 30. and Mary NJ.
Mundcnhnll, "a, both OF Lcndyile: Bert
iiowellH. aa. ofStOckton. Tonelc county,
and Cleo Nelson, 90, OF Toolo city.
A complaint was sworn TO IN Justice
Nelson's court this afternoon charging
William Hushtun, Albert Nelson and !.
g, Blgkncil with disturbing the peace.
The trouble occurred yesterday and the
Offenders Will have a hearing tomorrow.
william. poano. a very respectable
looking young man. was arrested today
hy Deputy sheriff Cummock on the
charge NJ grand larceny The COM.
plant specifics that the accused stole
from the person Uf a. N. Bowlhy gold
watch uf The value OF SEQ. The young
man pleaded not guilty In Judge Mo
austcr'a court this afternoon. and viii
have % hearing tomorrow morning nc 10
o'clock Duanr stated that his mother
was 80 the point OF death, and he feared
that the news ~ his arrest would KIN
her j, 81 Hamilton Is his attorney.
his bond "a $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
SAILORS WANTED AT MANILA.

II may have been wondered why the
ncyy could not man the small Spanish
gunhoats which were purchased recent
ly by the goyernor-goneral from a
Hongkong syndicate to whom they had
been sold by the Spanish government.
These might ne employed on tho La
guna de Bay the Rio Grande de- PAM
punga, the Rio Grnndf de Cuguyan.
and for hlookHding the numerous ports
through which the insurgents possibly
receive supplies, Such duties are pure
ly naval, and the personnel OF the navy
is well htled TO perform It with eflicl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

can We ten Of the practically unanl-
NOUS oppn4ltl1n Go and dislike OF the
war among The American troops. The
NuIunteorH or go lpIm a portion n
tnem, were at ono iiiWe on the verge
ui mutIuy ana unless Gen. otis had bee
gun sending ihHm h1muwardH there
mentr. "a
We have been absolutely refused all
hospital figures"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
CONFERENCE CHANGES.

Tho dates set for holding the follow
ing Stake conferences are hereby
changed 10 enable President Snow to
attend them!
Utah; Saturday and Sunday, July
% and p. postponed from july 10 aud
i6)
Weber; Sunday and Monday. July
20 and u. Uoatponed from July p and
25)
Cachos Sunday and Monday, Aug.
and Z postponed from July 30 and
~
Bannock; Sunday and Monday. Aug.
20 and Il. postponed from July 90 and
az
7. u. RICHARDS.
JOS. Il. SMITH
Committee.
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So Says the Catholic Bishop in
an Address to the Laity.
ASKS PRAYERS FOR PEACE.
Troops brought into the cay 20 pre-
serve order aioting Last NiabL
hut Quietnr roday.

Cleveland. July 2i-Aner o. night
marked by disorder md Houng the city
uEnin presented peaceful aspect on
all the lines Of the Hig Consolidated
system ears were started out on
schedule time
beyond Tho usual obstruction Of
stones. bricks and al kinds of rubbish
placed On the tracks On the outlying dis
tficts during the latter part OF The
night There was no interruption 20
traffic during the early hour of the
day.
Mayor Farley has been notified By
Adjutnnt General Aixllne that troops 10
the number III nearly 1000 men will ar
rive IN Cleveland this afternoon to MS
sist ne local authorities In maintain
Tho carrying 81 arms by non-unlon
men has given rise 10 "a curious fitua-
tlun az the line which separates Clcyo-
land from South brooklyn. a small In
dependent municipality on tho south
side OF the river The street car crews
are allowed IN the city 90 array them-
solves Ike walking arscnais. but across
the border the mayor Of Brooklyn as
sisted by the town marshal and the
conHthbulnry has taken ntepa\which
guard that suburb from armed lnya-
sion.
The officers searched tho crews q
every cur which came across the bridge.
but found nothing. The mon had taken
the prccautlon 20 leave their rcvoivera
ON the Cleveland side on tho return
trip they again take possession % their
weapons.
The resolutions adopted ut the New.
burg mass meeting last night protested
against tho carrying VI arms by street
eur employees, pointing out that the
presence of the military ~ ample pro-
tectlun 90 the men
Ralph -. Hawloy. tho non-union
motorman who shot and Killed Henry
tornzWclt on Perry street yUatarduy
was arrniEnod IN police court today on
charge Of second degree murder. tic
VIII De given a preliminary hearing
next Tuesday.
The Right rev, bishop Horstmnnn 81
tho diocese uf Cleveland today issued
an Address 10 the Catholic laity Of this
city In which ho calls upon tho people
10 ouer mo- resistance 90 the authorities
aud tell them o. pray that peace and
qulet may b. restored
The address says
Anarchy pirua Riot prevails The
fair name ~ our city as "a law abiding
community h In danger. nualnrHs has
been pnralyzod. Visitors fear 20 snter
our portals our citizens are In con-
slant danger of their lives"
President Harry 4. bryan today H.
sued a statement on behalf OF the ltrik.
erH union diaClnlmlng any part IN tho
recent riots, ana expressing the rcaolu-
tlon " rofrnininE from such acts.
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nisley July 2i,-nertram. the Cana
dian markuman, won tho Dominion Of
canada challenge trophy In tho ma
iI1ual rifle association meeting. which
closed ON Saturday.
Tie also won the gold cross and 20
pounds sterling Tor tho highest grand
average lu these competitions and tho
ChulunEo trophy valued ut Ei.Ol5 fur
the best volunteer aggregate
Blair III the Canadian trum won tho
Wingrnyr cup Tor the best long range
uFHrvEutH score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

London, July 2S.-At the first day of
the Ooodwuod meeting To-Day Horace
Bottomly'H Northern Farmer won the
stewards cup VI 800 sovcrrlgns.
Nineteen horses ran on the two year
old course tsix furlonFHl including
Lord William Bcrraford'H Mynkin rid
den by the American Jockey. W. ~.
Martin, ana MrUlchurd Cookers Amer
icur with L. Hief In the saddle. neither
nf which WIS placed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

States transport Tartar has sailed for
Manila with n portion of the Nine
tcenth Infantry and "a number of re-
cruiM for the army IN tho Philippines.
Gen. Joe Wheeler was also on board.
lie IA under orders to report 10 Gen.
oils for duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
CHURCH NEWS.

There Will be meeting of the aids
OF tho Y. l.. NJ. I. A.. Salt Lake stake
board tomorrow. Tuesday, the goth. at
1850 y. M, 81 south Second West
NELLIE G.. TAYLOR.
President.
The Davis Stake Relief Society con.
ference Will be held ON Thursday July
o. az Pennington commencing at 10
"a. m.
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London. July 2i-ln o. match game
or cricket which was begun at Ken
uingtuu oval today between the Aus.
trHlIuu team aud the Surrey eleven. the
Iutt.r were ull uut ln their Hrat Innings
for noe runs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

Columbus o., July IA Hpcriai MIA
-Four train pulled out this morning
with the Fourth regiment, ohio nation
III guards 900 mon strong. bound FOR
cleveland 10 do strike duty The rcFi-
Spanish war Adiutnnt Gen. AiNline
viii assume general command of the
troops ON duty.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

Vixen IN the Santiago battle ana Lieut.
j. u. Hinra. who dld excellent service
lu the bureau VI navigation during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

10th Nation. said 10 be Aiming for n
Conflict In Korea.

Paris. July 2i--rhe Polltlque Colo
nlaic states tina, Russia ana Japan are
arnlng with view 60 possible conflict
Ia Korea
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New stock OF building material n,
greatly reduced prices. "
McCoNAuGHY LOOSE LUMBER 90.
2N s.. First West.
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No library. IA complete without eopv
OF ne Articles Of Faith. the new work
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Dreadful Scaling of
Psoriasis
CURED BY cUTIcURA

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IIIIzD.

GIBBoNs.-At Preston. idaho. July
n, 1880, Mary. wife Of W. u. Gibbons
IN her sist year. She was born nt iflu
Glouceatorrhlre, England, March i5
and nnectl0nnte mother. and n faIt,,fni
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been APP
pointed, in an action, pending in the SUI
perior Court of Craven county, ent-
tied Farmers aud Merchants Bank and
l.. II. Cutler VS.. The Stimson Lumber
Company" receivers of the defendant
company, hereby notify all creditors of
said company to present and file their
claims against said company, with them
at once.
Newbern, n. c., Feb 81, 1899.
ENOCH WADSWORTH,
s. G.. ROBERTS,
Receivers.
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