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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
CITIZENS, TICKET.

DunelIen. March 10 CspeciaD.-The citizens pri-
mary last night nominated for Mayor. DR.. P. NJ
Rrakeiey: Freeholder Firman II. Gise: Council
men J. Newton Apgar and FREDERICK WILCOX COM
missioner OF Appeals Samuel Luckey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
ANTHONY p. sALTEC.

Anthony p. Salter lifelong citizen OF Bayonns.
died Yesterday at his home. In East FOrty-seventh-
ST.. that city after brief Illness. Mr. Salter was
I'm his eghteth year He was the owner OF con-
siderable realty I'm the Third Ward. formerly known
Saltersville. having been named after his grand
father, who Of the first settlers Three
adult survive Mr.. Salter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
COVE MAY BE THE ENGINEER.

Il is said that ex-Fire Commissioner John j.
Cone OF Jersey City. Will be the supervising en-
gineer OF the construction OF the new water works.
Cone was an earnest advocate of the water con.
tract with Flynn and was OF the principal
speakers at the public meeting which was manipu-
lated In favor Of the deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
PETITIONS FOR MEWAN.

Petitions have been circulated in Jersey City urg
tn, Representative Thomas McEwan to become
a candidate for Mayor. It is said that $500 sig
natures have been secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
THOMAS HIGGINS.

Bloomfield. March 10 Especial. Thomas Higgins,
seventy years old. for many years Superintendent
of Parks in this place. died last night a his homo,
in Orange-st. from pneumonia. He leaves a widow.
four sons and a daughter one OF his II
Michael y. Higgins. the Democratic leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
THEY WANT RUDD TO REMAIN MAYOR.

Glen Ridge March 10 (SpeciaD.-Poticians OF
both parties have prepared petition TO Mayor
pohor, c Rudd requesting him to be a candidate
for reelection Mr. Rudd has served as Mayor
ever since the borough was organized and he
Wished TO retire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
EvAyGELIsTIo SERVICES IN NEWARK.

In the Newark Theatre tomorrow Dr. II. NJ
Wharton, the Southern evangelist. Will speak at
two great ss-meeungs, and a chorus OF one
hundred voices will sing. The hours are $50 and
20 d III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
@srrHsLER MYSTERY DEEPER
.r,.vpr At SUICIDE FOLLOWS THE
y DISAPPEARANCE

-v NAVY YARD MEssENGNH
rssR1 So r.nporJc AcID-HE AND MISS
'AH wrcus1rR NET FREQUENTLY AT
I'M rosroFFICE AND WERE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

Franklin Murphy chairman Of the Republican
state Committee did what his best friends eX-
pected him to do in refusing to appoint com
mittee TO direct the Essex County Republican
organization during the retirement OF Major
Carl Lent The County Committee Itself IS the
proper authority to select man. or men, to
lead il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11
sI.ppREssING ME "BLACK HAND."

II was just five months ago yesterday that the
regiment left Newport where II had been stationed
during the war. for Porto Rico. In the garrison
duty in the small towns within radius OF n''y
,,i.s from SAN Juan Colonel William II Hubbe
has had an excellent chance TO study the CON
Gifions on the island. He said yesterday; 80
we were there 10 keep order, and we dd H.
We were glad 10 be relieved from duty. but II does
moi mean that the necessity for troops IS any Jess
now Than II was The people want independencc
and believe that Il viii become Increasingly al
lcult % keep them in check. They are not capanle
should have their independence.
.ore nf our duties on the island was the suppress
etoo ~ a secret order similar 10 the ku-kluX.
called the Black Hand. We found that the priests
,.crc M he bottom OF ii, and soon gave them 70
understand that such an organization would not De
tolerated. . III. 49,. rtoo,o,,o,,,
colonel ii II Quick. Majors Henry G. Barthman,
John s Strausse and Daniel C. Sullivan, Adjutant
II ID McCutcheon and Quartermaster Charles \.
Chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

THE CANDY MANUFACTURER UNABLE
TO CARE FOR HIMSELF

HE is NOW AT BRIGHAM HALL. CANANDAIGUA
AND COMMITTEE OF HIS PERSON AND
ESTATE WILL. BE APPOINTED-HIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

Probably on the theory that "a little nom
sense now and then is relished by the wisest
men," the Assemblymen have passed, and sent
to the Senate the freak bill providing that re-
portcrs shall not work more than eight hours a
day. at the rate of IS hour. and that they
must have eight hours every day for luncheon
There is no appropriation for refreshments to
keep them busy during the latter period.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
DENVER GETS A COLD SNAP
snow uiocisade Cnuses Coal Famine
In several OF the smaller cities
OF Colorado.

Denver. Colo, Feb. 1.-The mercury
fell 10 degrees between 6 o'clock last
night and G o'clock tonight. At the
latter hour II stood ut degrees below
zero and was still falling. II was pre-
diotcd by officials Of the weather bureau
that 20 and possibly 80 degrees below
would he reached before morning. Tclc-
graphic advlcca announce extreme cold
throughout the Northwest. Al Buffalo.
wyo.. and at points In Montana 20 de-
grscs below was reported at 6 o'clock.
The snow blockade In the mountains
continues. No trains have been run yet
over the Lcadvillc end Of the South
Park line and some other roads are tied
up.
A special 10 the News from Como.
Colo. says; The rotary made an at
tempt to reach breckenridge this morn
ing but broke down about two miles
this slide Of iiDrrnn Pass summit and
was compelled 10 return TO Como for
repairs. Another attempt VIII be made
at . a. m. tomorrow. Considerable
trouble II expected as the rnowshcda
nrc haif-fuii Of snow. No trains arrived
from Alma. Gunniron, or the High
Line" today. The road In open TO Dem
ycr.
a special from breckenridge says sup
plies are getting very low. especially
feed for stock. The coal supply II
short In many Of the small towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

the basement OF the Dunlay building.
occupied by the Chicago Bankrupt
Clothing company. II swept up the
elevator shaft and soon the whole
building was nbiaze. The nremen
seemed TO have little effect In staying
the progress Of the fiames
The fire communicated TO the Jones
block on the left and the soulder a
Bright building on the right. and these.
with the wholesale millinery store OF
Soulder q Bright and the store OF u. =.
Ambach. clothing. were as complete
wrecks as the Dunlap building. IRE
wall four feet thick separated the nne
block Of Green. Joyce & CO.. whole
sale dry goods ana notions. but this
was no opposition. and at 1880 o'clock
this Thursday morning. the IRE had
eaten its way through and was burning
fiercely In the supper stories
At 1850. with scarcely any warning.
the front and rear walls OF the Dunlap
building. as though rcnt aHundcr by
an explosion. fen! one on High street
and the other completely nliing the
alley In the rear with bricks and de-
brls. Fortunately the police had kept
the street fairly clear or the lnEs ~
life would have been enormous. As II
was number Of nrcnirn were caught
while Tying from the crumbilng walls.
Whitley Davis II missing.
Captain Jack Wclch II badly bruised
about the legs and body. seriously In
jurcd.
otis V. Kilbournc. bruised about the
head and body. may die.
John Donnhuc. hurt Internally ana
bad scalp wound.
Charles Conner. badly injured.
iiod kerrins. also badly bruised.
a Reeves. Pat sullivan aud William
Swift are also more or less injured.
Miss Carrie Johnson, u young lady.
was knocked down and run over by
hose reel. Her right leg was broken.
the bone being crushed out Of all shape.
She has numerous other injuries and u
In precnriouH condition.
Scores OF other people were slightly
Injured when the walls gave way By
lying debris. Tho loss In estimated at
1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

Admiral ssmp.on Gave the Army M ON.
.iai Credit Regarding uuhson'- Release.

New York. Feb. IA dispatch TO the
Herald from Washington says.
while admitting that M formal ten.
der OF thanks was given 10 General
shnfter Tor accomplishing the exchange
OF Naval Constructor lionson and the
crew OF the Merrimac uihcinlH ~ the
navy department profess thnt proper
credit has always been given him for
his action.
Their declarations are In answer to
General Skaters statement In his
article In the current number Of n
monthly magazine that "'rho fact they
were released By the army has never
been acknowledged by officers ~ the
navy who simply speak " Mr. Hob
sons return to duty"
II " true. 80 far as the published re-
ports OF Rear Admiral Sampson show.
that he did not refer to General shat
ter or the army In announcing Hob
SONS release 90 the navy department.
Friction bctwcc,, the army ana navy
commanders nj Santiago was too owl
dent Co permit any commcndntory re-
ports of General Skaters efforts to be
made. but naval officers Hay the army.
nevertheless. has always been given full
credit for this itct of humanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
sKIRMIsRInc IN SAMOA.
No Further General Fighting Occurs Between
Rival Claimants In he Islands.
German 0niriais sim Assume u nigh
handed Course and Defy the
supreme Court.

Auckland. n T.. Feb. 1.-The follow
,n,- .rgi....- nee. IT,, m r.c.,,,.,
N 1879. go"
mere from Apia. samoihn lnlhndr' undcf
date Of January q. from the cores
popd,nt nf tho As.ociated presa.
,r,'- -. ,...,,.... -,
ih''c mas NV" u" i"I'"'' s'h'i"'
lighting between III" partiHnns OF the
rival chlcftlans since the last ndylccr
,,,r,, ,,,,.ora.a .x,.n, ,hn, N nasty
~ ,,.s',.' ..l. ~
OF a"hhthH iolloNcth was routed III
the bust b. the Malietoanr. " II cx-
pected. however. that fighting will be
,...,,,,'., -. $1,000. 4. ,,,...,,,,,. 49,.
- "H'"
sons VINO nave been already hncd ana
released.
IN" WORK OF pliagv continues, among
the house. looted being Nailiinh, tue
home OF the late Robert Louis Steven
son. the novelist.
me "Ailed Mniietoan enters Were
landed AT fago Phgo. ON the island OF
Tutuiln' the schooner on when they
were, being unable 10 proceed 10 IN. lr-
land o. Manua, owing TO adverse winds
The TutuiAnh save hvm "a hearty
welcome ANA made an attempt 10 seize
Matanfa'h son, who was on board the
schooner. but the captain put To sea.
There mas been .olllnion OF author
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and flesh OF their leslip And who can
depict the hopelessness aud detection
that hover about the home where the
wife Is incapable Of becoming motheri
Barrcnness proceeds from some dcrange-
ment OF the distinctly feminine organs.
Many OF the common ailments known as
"femlle troubles" cause II. DR.. pierce's
favori,e Prescription overcomes barren
nesl by stamping out diseases OF women,
and by healing and curing liberation. II
tones up the system, stops drains. and
restores strength. During CESSATION Il
modiiies morning sickness, gives elastic
ity TO the oyerstrained paris concerned.
makes the hour Of baby's coming short
and almost painless, and gives wonderful
reeuperative power 10 the patient. by
making the mother strong and cheerful,
II makes the little one healthy, vigorous
and good patur-d. Insist upon the med
icine dealer giving you DIR. Pieree's Pa
vorite Prescription when you ask for Il.
Substitutes are often dangerous.
Mn. lanes W Hacker. Of 6sg Catherine st.,
syrncuse, \. ". writes Your inrdicinss have
done wonders for me, For Year, my health was
very poof l had four misoluiagcs, hut since
taking Or iiefes's Golden Medical Discovery
and 'favorite Prescription have much better
health, md now have fine healthy baby"
For ~ one.cent stamps to cover cost Of
mailing 0Hly YOU eau get free copy OF
that celebrated doctor book the Common
Sense Medical Adviser, zoos pages, illus
tfnted Cloth.bound, 81 STAMPS. Address
Dr.. T. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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foHy-nSc Degree. Beiow Zero IL the Tale
from the Copper state.

~. Paul. MINI. Feb. 1.-The cold stlll
holda on. 4 below In IT, Paul and 3s be-
low at Winnipeg. indicating the run of
We mercury. All northwestern weather
stations report below zero. II has
ue'n showing four days In Montana
.nu almost every range IN covered with
snow
Although II has turned colder. being
y degrees below at Helena. cattlemen
81 not anticipate any specially heavy
nAs on account OF tho storm. Range
.h'tlr are In good condition throughout
we state and viii bc able TO Withstand
y mort season 81 severe weather, All
sheep'growcra and many cattle men In
,m9hlnna are better supplied with feed
M. winter than usual.
4. throughout Montana trains are from
n,Ne To twelve hours late on account Of
nv srent amount OF snow, Reports
nolll All over the State indicate UMPIRE
...uehted cold weather. fomc places the
h,ilnometer registering as low 9s ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
smor ON a rMANsronr.
Corporal In the Twenty. second Infantry l.
Wounded by u Private.

San Francisco. Feb. i.-Just before
the departure OF the transport steamer
senator for the Philippines, with tile
Twenty-second Infantry on board ,o.
day, a mysterious shooting whloh may
result In the death OF Corporal Paine
OF company II, took place. The facts I'm
the case were kept exceedingly ouiet by
those In command, but froin 1ther
sources II waa learned that the shoot
Ing was done by a private. supposed to
be George Burton. company u. who
had been ordered 60 do certain wiirk,
distnsteful To him.
Burton pulled his pistol aud Hcnt
three bullets Into Paine. with such SER
ious effect that Paine had To ba re-
moved q the Preside hospital Tor
treatment, burton was knocked sensc-
less by the butt end OF gun N the
hands OF one Of the guard Ito was
seized and hustled To the guar HOUSE
He protests his innocence ~ any In
tent to Kill. and says the shooting was
the result of an accident, Burton viii
be tried NJ sea or after the steamer AR
rivea at Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
HORRIBLE SUICIDE.
Prisoner In JAN saiurat~. Ills Ciotbe. with
Coal an aud IL Cremated.

San Francisco. Feb. LA horrible
suicide occurred today In the san
Francisco county Jail and two prison.
cra narrowly escaped dce.h. Anthony
Burglc, who ON July ~ isai. Rhot Sig.
mund BrnNcrmnn. n Jowe'cr. ana re-
ceiycd reven-ycaf sentence for his
crime. committed suicide by burning
himself 10 death In his cell.
lie secured coal oil from the stove
which was used 10 heat the cell and
poured u over his clothes. while the
other prisoners Were asleep. Ito then
ignitcd tho oil and In few seconds
his entire body was envelopod In
flames.
The cell caught nrc and several Of
the Inmates were also badly burned
before the IRE was Huhiucd. The priH-
oncr lived but a very short tire. Bur
gle had made several unsuccessful at
tempts To destroy himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
PURE room AND parsK.
Goodl
People who buy SehH.
hng's Best drink more tea a
year than other people. ~

largcd upon. ". Johna wrote paper
ON IL and II can be found In the Archivc
Der pharmacic, volume 2l3 uh13), pag-
90 2l2. 2i3-2is.
M equal amounts Of borax and salt
cylic acid Tor equal weights of eachl
are mixed. the mixture Is bitter. II the
mixture be dissolved In water the solu-
tion IL bitter and yields bitter pro-
duct or evaporation that imparts an
Intensely bitter aftcr-tnstc. approach
ing colocynth In persistence.
u think In view Of the turn things
have taken that these facts should be
matters Of public record In this country
and shall place the result u my expert
ment OF years In the hands N the cin-
clnnatl branch OF the American Chcmi-
cal society"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
Chemist. opinion op Imhaimra neef.

Cincinnati. o.. Feb. 2.--Prof. John
Url Lloyd. noted chemist who has
Just returned from Washington and
who has read all the testimony OF the
war investigating commission, says;
About twelve years ago.in searching
for nm antlFcptic for drug preservation,
| was led to experiment with Hnlicyllc
acid and sodium boraic. II " known
that Nalicylio acid has HwcctiHh taste.
that bornN IN saline. Hub-alkalinc IN
taste. neither being bitter. To my SUR
prise a compound Of the two produced
a chemical that In intensely bitter.
'''rhc reaction II not "a new discovery
for. In following II up. ! found Il u
matter OF record but II was not en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

Mrs. Lee. Recent Gucst of Admira
Dewey. Tall. rren the situation.

Chicago. Feb. MIR. and Mfr. Arthur
Lee Of Richmond. Va. who View the
guests OF Admiral Dewey un hia Tag
chip. the olympia. for n week In the
early part OF December. arg at the
Auditorium. Mrs. Lee ~ n, daughter
Of ex-senator Davis Of WoHt NirHinii,
and the report was current O short time
ago that she was the bearer ~ mes
sage from Rear Admiral Dewey to
President Mckinley urging Tor state
reasons. that he be appointed admiral.
Mrs. Lee pronounced the story e. ~
absurd and without the slightest found
dalton. she was at n loss at first 60
understand how IL could hnvr origin
ntcd. hut nftcrward raid II must have
started from n personal letter she wrote
10 friend In this country, In which
she expressed the opinion that Rear
Admiral Dewey should be- promoted to
the position N admiral. both out OF re-
gard for the best interests ~ the Amer
lean occupation ~ wen aa for the pur-
pose Of removing what was "A source
81 much humiliation to him because of
his being outrnnkcd by the n'ir1iraiA Of
other nnvlca Because ~ this fact nnd
because ~ the duties Imposed by naval
international etiquette. Admiral Dewey
was made to appear In the light NJ an
Inferior hF compared with Admiral
Dietrich OF the German navy. or the nd-
mirnls of other countries whenever
they should visit Manila.
MIR. and Msi. Lee said u was the
opinion OF the American officers ana
other intelligent people nt Manila That
when the natives came 20 better un-
dcrstnnding of the Americans tho press
cnt prejudice win disappear ana the
natives viii become earnest supporters
Of American rule. They say II " idle
to talk " the Filipinos being able u
maintain n government % ticir own.
that outside of their leaders they are
exceedingly ignorant and would ir the
tools ~ selfish and interruptions lead
cra. who would soon plunge ths Islands
into state o. anarchy through their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
Me,leo IIa. . uood cel,on crop.

Chicago. Feb. "A special 10 the
Record from city OF Mexico says;
g. T.. Mckic OF New York. who II In
the city OF Mexico ON his way TO Tia
huaiclo. IN the Durango cotton belt.
says that the 1893 crop win amount To
$500 900 pounds. In quality he says the
Mexican cotton n better than ever and
wiz range from the superior" grade
10 the good" and "middlinR.'
Wilhelm Wolf. OF Hamburg. Ger
many. has arrived here ON buying
tour. lie SAYS that last year Germany
consumed aoO0. 900 pounds OF Mexican
tobacco. Since the cuban supply failed
the German manufacturers have been
using the Mexican leaf,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

serious international Trouble Liable To
Arise Owing To over zrsiou. Police.

New York. Feb. IA dispatch 10 the
World from Colon. Colombia. SAYS
Terrified by threats OF strikers 10
IRE the town. the merchants have asked
FOR stronger military protection.
The railway officials are confident
they could cxtlnguirh n firc II ,et aud
the authorities have prepared 20 prop
crly respond TO an alarm.
The crews 81 several steamships walt
ing ON both sides OF the lnthmus 70 un-
load have struck.
The press hints that serious intcrnh-
tionai trouble II likely 10 arise becnurc
the over jealous police have beaten
some pcaccable foreigners. mintah.ng
them FOR strikers.
Several complaints OF such abuse are
said to have been lodged ut the British
consulate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

New Treasury Customs Regulation went
Into Encct Yesterday.

New York. Feb. 1.-The nav treasury
regulation. providing thar American
tourists returning home shall max. de-
tailed declaration Of all things pur-
chased abroad. went INTO effect today.
The cabin pasHrngera by the Buffalo.
Aller and westernland. aggregRting
feyenty-two. Ehivered In the cold while
the customs inspectors examined their
smallest belongings. one small vnllHe
and handbag took twenty minutes To
examine. What viii happen whom tho
Majestic comes In. the customs house
employees cannot tell. and Say they do
not like 20 think.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
FIRE rIrSD IN COLUMBUS.
'''mi Hooks Of Pin. nuiidings are Com
suned-IireInen Hurt.

,,olumbus, o.. Feb, 1.-The most dis
huous conilagratlon which Columbus
~h suffered since the million -dollgr
silnnden hotel fire In 1893 hrokr out
,n,',u' o'clock last night Five build
n.y. NV covering half block IN the buai-
49,, ss portion OF the town. have been de-
,hh"yei, and az 2 o'clock this morning
y. names We're not under control.
A"e hre IL thought TO have started In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

London. Feb. 1.-The ncrnc corrc-
rpondent OF the PAN Mall Gazette tcie-
graphs that tho decision ~ the nrbltra-
tors In the Dclagoa hay dispute may be
expected no later than June. II IL
added that the United Statna threatens.
IN the event of further rnfcnsonhbl,
delay. 60 make grave representations
10 the federal council which appointed
the nrbitratorr and that Circuit iirltain
Will Join IN their approximations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
Arctic Mrathrr In Portland.

tonight In this city and vicinity IL the
ssoldest OF the winter. the Thermometer
,,lhg reached 10 above zero. Several
inches OF snow has fallen west Of the
Isolde mountains. In eastern WASH
w., and Oregon very cold weather Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

Public Debt Is Growing To the Tune q
sa3,iis,i6t - Month.

Washington. Feb. 1.-The monthly
statement OF the public debt shows
that at the close OF business January
81, 1895. the debt. less cash In the treas
ury, amounted TO lb2.b2i.750. an in
crease for the month OF s2s,4isi6i. This
Increase Is principally accounted for by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

San Francisco. Feb, a.-Flve boys.
the youngest ~ years old and the niieai
10. have been arrested by Specln Onicpr
Thomas Madden ~ the Southern Pacific
i,allruad company, ON charge of at
tempting to wreck n train. All live
with their parents and claim 10 be ems
ployed al the glass works, when mr.
rested they were caught between
Army and 26th streets. Ofiicer Madden
says basket OF rocks was placed by
was due.
The boys say they were playing
chlnaman" They say one OF them md
the basket Of rocks ON his shoulder
playing that he was carrying eggs ana
the others were trying TO throw Il of.
They say train had Just passed aud
they were not near the track when they
were arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02

No Joy or pleasure ON this earth quite
equals that which comes into the Home
when baby arrives Who can dcscribc
the happiness OF man and woman, joined
IN wedlocL, IA they look upon the fragile,
delicate mite that Is blood OF their blood