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49FpH bIuefOCh udS iCs ui hCo short visit to Stuttgart.
 rank Rudolph is still confin- is room with chills and fever. nct0r Chas. Ringlel has been siek list for the past few days. onn O'Neil, a boiler maker as Taken a thirty-days leave. rank Dunbar has secured a h as machinist in the machine he I5S, after general repair, trned out } yesterday ready for pretty parlor and dining car. E been placed in the yards for nan Eugene Barrow and WhitemOre are reported on k list.
 ] w. Meeks, of the truck de- snt. has returned from trip capital.
 sarvey Hardness has secured a ln as engine wiper in the aonse.
 nan Al Simpson has returned he hospital at Tyler. His eye very sore.
 neer Kumero has been hand e throttle on engine 112 for st few days.
 road has recently purchased cars to supply the demands shippers.
 Furniture cars loaded with passed over this road from his to points in Texas.
 neer Billie Williamson IS re- 1Hs being quite sick at his on East Second avenue.
 J. F. Watwood, the night ph operator at Rison, is in y on a short pleasure trip. Jack Roast, wife. of our eff. paint shop foreman. leaves to- for a visit lhI oughout Missou- W III Ferguson, a boiler maker, turned from Le @isv file, where sent in the interest of the my.
 phine, daughterof E. H. Bond, |ersmith here, is dangerously |er fathers honse on Eas- Sec renue-
 h 70, after receiving the fin- Pouches in the paint depart has been turned out and is for duty.
 S. C. Hastings, of the Pilot dc ent, will return today from a and pleasant trip to Holly $. Texas.
 linn Stone, engineer on the Rt ok branch, has resumed his again at the throttle. after days illness.
 of our handsomest engineers south end is said to be mak- para!ioDs for a responsibilty. su guess who?
 Seorge Shepherd, an employe h,ils r department, "did'' Lit ck on the Fourth and has esumed his duties.
 GPOrge HitP, q machinIst Tn ,five power department, has ] a few weeks lay off to visit at Eureka Springs.
 ames Faucette has resumed ies ia the motive power de- eDt. after lengthy visit friends at Dumas.
 Fred Whipple, who soNe years d the misfortune to break his las again secured a position as Q on switch engine.
 peer Het.ry Johnton has se- ninety days lay off. He pring his vacation. visit rela- nroughont Colorado.
 M tank has inst been started Boiler department for the new nnd engine, W hich is also be- eted in that depal tment. T. H. Osborne, general fore f h0 oar and yr,i1l daparfrnont
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Beware Ointments for Casarrh th 6
 Contain Mercury.
 as merc Iry will surely destroy the sense of te a when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should neyer be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- sicians as tho damage they iii do is ten fold to the good you can poseiDly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.. contaius no mercury and is taken internally, acting directly upon the bloom and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls cattarh cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken internally, and m Ade in Toledo. O.. by F.J Cheney Co Testimonials ire.
 Sold by druggists 76c per bottle.
 Hall'n Family Pills are the best
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$. W. Meeks spent the Fourth at Little Rock.
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Mr. an l Mrs. T. II. osbc

Mr. an l Mrs. T. II. Osborne. complimentary to Miss Zip White and
 Mir. Frank Nj, Loper, 9o3 West Second Avenue, Thursday, July l3, 1899. k. s. V. P. German"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
TALBOT OUT, COLBORN IN.
Change In the Amusement Department
of the Salt Palace.

y. l.. Talbot the amuromont director
VI the salt Palace. has stepped down
and out AZ n meeting of the Salt Pal
nee directors last evening % was de-
clded tu dispense with tho services "
Mr. Talbot. ana 20 put in hls stead.
Judge O., D. Culhoru. who began hls new
duties today Mr. Talbot will leave to-
morrow night fur Dallas. Toxins. where
be- VIII have charge NJ the midway NJ
the Cotton Exposition. which opens
October 10th.
The board hold special meeting late
this afternoon and received the Hugra-
ton NJ Judge Culhuru tusnrdluE Inject
ms new visor into tho Midway by
Graduating certain attractions and tho
engagement uf higher clnHH features.
The Judge also thinks there should be
more frcu shows and more muritutious
attractions Tor exhibition ln tho salt
Palace proper. iie expects 90 bring
about a hroadsword contest In the near
future between Captain Thomas phe-
Ian, the Kansas CITY hrnudHwOrdHmnu
who recently challenged Count Ester-
'hnzy to "a duel and Cbptuln Ross. who
10 famous the world over ns broad
HNorlsman.
Mr. Talbot claims 60 have resigned
hut Secretary Johnson declares that
no resignation has btru received or aet-
90 uppn hy the directors In any way.
Talbot has however. couple of lcttprH
from President Noldcu aud Judge COLI
born lu which they express regrct nt his
departure ana hopes uf success in hts
future movements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
THE ARRIVAL Of NEW
BICYCLE RIDERS.

Tonight at the Salt Palace bic. Gle
track the winners OF tho professional
races viii be- very uncertain The mr.
rival OF tvcr Lawson aud with biz Fur
man 60 nght against Chapman and
Turyllle the finishes VIII hH SOME
thing terrific aH the men viii have
TO sprint ne least half mile In order To
rain the lead. Tonight viii probably
he one ~ the best race days ~ the
season. ana on one should miss the OPP
portunity 10 see the new men ride. They
viii be well repaid Tor their money, 4
match race has been arranged between
the champion % Holland and the cham
pinn ~ china. Jacob Strauss and sam
Wah Ice. Tor half n mile. The big
tandem match race OF Chapman-Tur-
VILE Va Julius and Furman viii be- "a
winner. Following n the programme;
une-hnlf mile amateur. purse $50.
Two-mllc handicap, amateur, purse
onc-mlle lap. professional. purse. SO.
Thrrc-milc, open, professional, purse
$50.
Two-mlic tandem. professional, purse
onc.half mile. match. China Va Hol-
land
Reserved scat tickets SOLD NJ Smiths
drug store. 20 cents. An other seats
free. Admission 90 grounds 20 cents.
l,ncoH start ut y. m. sharp, Band
concert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
O'BRIAN'S WOES.


John o'nrInu. the RAN who o. serving
100 days Ia iail Tor boating hia wife.
thinks that he has been hardly dealt
with. he was seen Ia the city JAIN BY
"a reporter this morning 60 whom he
handed the following unique cplstlc3
"Ourlan'a tales uf woh. just 90 ease
The minds N excited people lu cases like
THIS : wan ru late the cause Which lgl
up Go 20,
I've nrft started business on CONNER.
cinl NJ, We gut "a long Wen Tor Vt
years tlll her swedish friends pulled us
d part but blow over aud every thing
Went an right u uurnut tiu after We
moved but before ! moved plans FOR u
new house were drawn which pleased
her very much ana also me. We'll We
moved ana after We Hut everything
strengthened out carpets ANA and beds
.unn aitrr that I asked her Won she
wanted 90 build she told me The would
NOT build ne all and also told me % WA
her house ana that she had been waiting
yvnrH 90 gct her own place 20 she
could Kick me out aud told me 10 so
Co - out Of there. with one Kick say
ing that she was going 10 get a divorce
Wau All most thunder struck ava not
mo- Wat % make NJ 10 oummnutt 90 la
Nustlgnto ana found out Go my surprise
found n man iu the CuHg hlH name ls-'
For four closely written pages.
phflnu goes ON 90 relate his ullegel
WRONGS, he closes as follows.
~ never thuuht Woman 10 her
standing Would do uuDtlug like that oHz
prHlly q grumpiuuut church member iu
church circles she lH better none as han.
nah, erhgrcn, She Wanted q divorce
ana had no grounds TO- get % on and
mat u wy she got me in Co truhlv md
thiH case Do exaggerated out % nll pro-
portions 60 extremes ysp0Hlly hy emily
SWruuun n mrs. oiriun had been there
I Would have made her prove her stat.
mont Witch she could no do"
o'hrInn, who has been eager to rush
Into print ever since his arrest. gave the
reporter uu order 90 look through his
papers that were ln tho office no the DO.
lice station. and further asked him 10
take the parties mentioned therein be-.
fore "a notary public and rUt them
sworn, likewise chase over the county
pftDr witnesses, for an OF which. nr-
curdinE 90 his verbal mpsHaEu tho TO-
porter would receive the sum 90 s..
The offor was declined with thanks
nni the only paper OF interest diaclv-
cred ln the office was the following In.
nirucuvr receipt that was signed by
MrH. olirluu'H attorney;
Received from John O'nrlnn the re-
mnuiCr M Twenty-Five dollars, 10 be
placed with agreement between himself
ana wife iu tho hunds uf Ggo 70. Tny-
Tor 90 boz paid To- her Or her attorney
upon the settlement OF CuHH lu police
court against Mr.. q Brian"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Eauati0n Hudyan will vuro all Alterations II
tho nervous system. NndYau cures are per.
msusnt and lasting
Tho sue - u ludyan in tho treatment u
~ functional aud organic rhrulic disease
places "a above every known remedy available
yan H. most thorough. HudVan Will cure al
disorders " tho stomach. thH liver. tho Kid
ney.. the blood ih, ngr'9ussy ~ ugdyan
Hudyan 10 Tor sale by 4 uae.ts No. rack.
age OF "a pacsaFes f1r y n yuur druggist
docs not kean Hudyan sand direct 10 the Nud.
yan Remedy Co, cnfuur stockton Kills Aud
Market strsots, Han Francisco, Cal
Ysu have tho privilege ~ consulting
the uudysn Doctor. about ,sur ease,
nee ~ chr 90, taii ~ write,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
THE JURY FINDS
HILBERG GUILTY.
Young Man from Mill Greek Con
yIcted Of a Serious Crime,
HIS VICTIM A MERE GIRL.
Case Way he Appealed First con
Weldon tndcr statute othrr
court Ncws.

The Jury In tho ease M Christopher
iulberr who has ben ON TRIAL f1r tha
past three days on tho charge OF having
been crimIulliy intimate with o. sixteen
year old rlrl named Annie ward found
the defendant guilty This afternoon It's
sentence was rei FOR HHturmy.
The complaining witness, moro rIfI
IN appearance. related H shocking STORY
on thr stand N was NJ such u nature
that Judge Norrall ordered thU court
room clllred Of az HrUrHtDH lu her
arms she carried tHusmunth#.nlI
haby AMI Tie Jury finds liIIh.u tu Doc
The fnthor. The prisoner appeared iu
b. very much HurprHri man. when
The clerk rad tho verdict From tnH
number 10 exceptions taken hY AtIur.
noy Dan Harrington. who appeared fur
the defendant Co the courts charge i1
Che jury. 10 ~ quito probable That Che
case Will hu appealed Goo thH supreme
Court iiilhprg enjoys thr distinction NJ
being N, nrgt 20 be- convicted under tnH
statute making his unauHH felony Tho
maximum penalty d. i've years lu thH
State prison.
Both parties reside iu MN Creek
The defendants bond uf 500. was found
60 DO ID continuing one aud hu was nla
lowed 90 rn home with hla parents. with
che understanding that hu would appear
Saturday morning Tor sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Tho now assistant general freight
agent uf tha Snntn Fe Is r. e.. MUnEly.
y. W. clayton " the s. l.. 4 l.. A..
left Tor Snake River, Idaho. last night.
His trip is Tor pleasure and he viii be
absent about two weeks.
=. j. Henry general freight agent Of
the Rio Gundo Western, has returned
from the East
n n believed that the Hcbcr branch
will be- completed on the iethL The
Western expects 10 do d great live stock
business on the line.
49, l.. Wlnchell.ylc president and traf-
TIC manager Y, T., Fisher, general pas
scnRrt agent, ~, A. johnson, general
freight agent, II the Colorado Southern,
ARE expected 10 arrive In Salt Lake Fri
day or Saturday,
The third rail on the Park city branch
~ now laid about three miles above the
conduit. People residing In pnrloy's
canyon were startled the other day 10
Sec re- broad gauged engine come pun
INK along.
Judge ". u. Cornish arrived IN Salt
Lake this morning from California. He
Will 20 east tonight or tomorrow.
General superintendent Calvin of the
oregon short Line has returned from
the north
The resignation Of G.. II. Hudson from
tho position NJ assistant general freight
agent of the Santa Fc line 20 become
general freight and passenger agent N
the Mexican Central road, has elected
many rumurs as tn who his successor
viii be. 10 the position n offered to
nny Denver man, Il r. claimed the indi.
Niduul viii be- A. T.. Tanner ut pres
unt general freight agent of the Colo
RADIO Midland road IN this city. sir
Tanner formerly occupied the position of
assistant general freight agent OF tho
Santa Re and resigned TO come 10 Den
Yer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Bliss Jane StroHburr nj Touolc rcr-
lng
r.. = Smith comn mp from Provo this
morning and registered at tho KEN
yun.
J. q, Edwards ~ wyoming was
knutHturd
Anaconda standard; Mics Mary
Howard VIII leave sunday flr salt
lnka Coo uutHr the Utah university.
Mics Howard graduated from tho Ana-
condo hIEh school
u. N. Anderson nIul today petition
Cor voluntary bankruptcy u the FEEDER
Hl court llIs liabilities consist of ono
Judgment hold against him amounting
90 5000 ny s. Hughes iIr has mo- uaHgts
hut what brH exempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Washington. Sept Ex-senator CLARK
~ Montana arrived here today and
LETT this afternoon 10 take part in the
demonstration which Montana will give
to the returning Montana regiment
with reference 60 the Drcyfua ease
he s1lds
Every one dcrrocntes verdict based
ON suspicion. without a scrAp " tam
glhlo evidence. and the whole world
ia checked at the lnfamy Hut at.
trntiun Will Do speedily diverted 90
other things. ana the proposed boycott
ting NJ the exposition VIII not so be-
You'd the action ~ individuals. There
VIII De no governmental uction, ana
certainly Congress win not Withdraw
American participation Loo the oxposl-
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
ESCAPES DEATH SENTENCE


Washington. Sept. ia-Prlvate Thos.
Mcvcash. company q. First wyoming
volunteers. was tried by a general
cuurt.martiai convened ht mus, y. L.,
In june last, on the charge ~ striking
HE superior officer. lie was found
guilty and sentenced 60 b. shot TO
death with muskotry az such time nnd
place ne the proper authorities may
direct" two-thifds ~ the court com
curing IN the sentence. prost Mckin-
hey has directed that the sentence Be
cummutcd 20 dlHhonornble dischnrEe,
forfeiture Of all pay md allowances and
confinement nj hard labor Tor the period
of three years
mated us the place ~ confinement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
NAYLoR MAY GET THE PLACE
Another Man Suggested for the Sher.
UT Dcputyship.

while Il has not yot been given out
Tor publication. Il ~ believed that
sheriff Howell, nt the next meeting u
mo county commissioners viii submit
the name of Edward Naylor Tor deputy
sheriff. a. the lnst meeting 10 the
board The sheriff asked 90 have George
v, Raleigh appointed NJ salary ~
t'l per month. tn" board concluded u
could not afford Co pay mon, than SEQ
nui a. lalgIEh 20 an old experienced
officer tho rHHrIn declines 60 aak him
iH work fUr that amount. believing he
Dr. entitled 90 better compensation.
NuNlurWhl D. spoken 0f Tor tine ninos
~ doing patrol work Tor the city In
CITY Dur.k canyon. llu o. son of VIII
Ham Nayl1r now Ice England ON a
visit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
NOTBROTnERS, NO RELATION
An Aggregation Of Millcrs Organize
for Business Pursuits.

Glen Miller Charles W. miller. John
N. Miller Robert H. Miller and Nus A.
Miller urc the names of the lncorpprat-
ora Of ihg firm NJ Miller q Miller who
Oiled articles with tho county cloiK yra-
tnrl1y afternoon, notwithstanding tho
fact that all tho PARTIES bear the flmr
surname lt ls sHtad they urr in no
way rgl1tol tu rHuh other Tho conn
p1uy is capitalized Ht S2OOno divided
into Bu '1uHl number OF shlrea Ht 81
each Tho business Of tho concern y.
tho handling OF real estate. etc.. aud
rouorbl commission work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

neportsdthat wyoming aud southern are
Making Enorts Against Colorado Lines.

According 90 reports given out by
financial supporters ~ tho Wyoming
ana Southern railway IN New York.
that dormant corporation On to take on
"a new lease uf lie. Frnnlmuro Nhuttrr-
has been m conference with directors
uf the projected railway and announces
that work b. 60 De- commenced upon the
survey 10 the Colorado state line with
out delay, The survey ~ 10 be- COM
plrtod this year. The object iH 60 di-
vert tho cattle shipments ~ North PARK
and the ore shipments Of Hnhn'H Peak
district 90 the Union Pacific ut Fort
Steele. Wyu. a contract has been made
with the Union Pacific Tor o. period OF
i've years. su IL o. hardly probable that
any connection with % Colorado lime
can De mndc at that time. n o. claimed
the country will furnish enough freight
90 make the road pay from the day ~
Do opened. Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

The Baltimore and ohio railroad has
ordered thirty "threc cylinder CONE
pound consolidation" freight locomo-
lives from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. Tor December and January de-.
plrtrd. will represent tho highest class
~ heavy freight power. both In pulling
capacity and economy In operation ever
built in this country
The cylinders nte Co be- ~ Inches and
20 inches ln diameter with 10 inch
stroke. Tho total weight of engine, cx-
elusive of tender. o. to be- $4,000
pounds The drivers are % inches in
diameter with driving wheel base NJ
10 feet Inches, ana total wheel base
" % feet n inches The tenders will
have 5000 gallon water capacity y tons
coal capacity ana weigh % 600 pounds
The boilers ARE 60 be NJ the eN-
tended wagon top tyne. % inches In
diameter at front end. The nrphoN h.
tn be- ~ inches Wide aud Ms inches
long. when these locomotives are COM
uletcd the Baltimore ana ohio railroad
win have l11 freight engines each exc
ccodlng In weight $4,000 pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
CANNON.STEwART.
Two Wen known Young People We'd
died. iu The Temple To-day.

The marriage of Miss Lronorn Cam
nou aui Barnard stewart took place to-
day the event being aolomnlzad lu tho
Temple this morning at 10 O'Clock. the
ceremony being performed by the
brides father a reception will take
place thH evening nt Che r'Hiianrc 81
ihr BRIDES brother Hon. George So.
Cannon. in Forrest Dale.
The bride Oh tho daughter of prnai.
dent nni MrH Angus ST. Cannon. and
thn groom tha fon OF tho Into nIsh1p
william stewart uf Draper and brother
"f Professor stewart of the Utah TINT.
N.rli}. both huvr numerous friends
life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
OVER THE RIO GRANDE R. r.
Twenty.SlNih Infantry on tho Way TO
10 the Philippines.

Word was received al the Rio urundc
Western office today that the Twenty
sixth regiment cnroutc 90 the Philip
pine archipelago. arrived nt Pueblo,
Colorado about noon today, nnd would
pafa through salt Lake tomorrow,
The regiment Do composed OF $50 mon
and ~ travelling lu uIN sections.
The personnel NJ the Oihcvrn In each
section was unohtainAhle but Major
Anderson Will De- lu command OF the
first aectiotii Major Dickmun viii have
charge ~ the third and Major Cook
Will command the fourth. The soldiers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

New York. Sept. IA dispatch 10 the
hUrthi ituu Caracas, Y tra.i'ii. -. e.
4 new cabinet has been formed by
President Andrndc Senof Cnlstn ia az
the head ~ the now ministry with tho
foreign nnulu portfolio. The other
members aru Senior Olnvnrin, minister
" finance; Senior ArvClo. minister 81 the
Interior. souur Fora, minister ~ war.
Senior inrulu, minister ~ public credit.
Senior Smith. minister ~ public works
Senior Ahvlardo AriHmendl, minister "
agriculture Senior rnChnno. minister 81
posts ana Senior Mosquern, minister of
instruction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Hlsbee. Arts. Sept ~ The latest re-
ports received from Naco indicate that
everything Ia qulct The Mexican
guards. over u hundred in number. are
pntrulliun tho limo. Cowboys are stlll
arriving here, No arrests have yet been
made of cowboys who Killed the Next
can guards on the san Pedro. u o. ro-
ported that some or them have let the
country IN order 20 avoid being turned
mNur DO Tho MnNIunm nmIhlrIIInn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Former Utah division to Have Two Men
instesd Of One.

u. Brown. who has resigned ~ road.
master of the former Utah division OF
the oregon Short Line. will very likely
40 tu tho Union Pacific ua roldmuater
Tor The district FROM Grand leland 70
North platt
The extended Utah division will here
after have Two rnndinuaters An lluea
south ~ Salt Lake will be looked after
by John bwyvr, who comes from the
colorado Southern. The northern lines.
Including the Utah q Nevada branch
ns Ear uH Mccnmmon. viii be- attended
% by John McEnter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

court said. 1--WE viii rive YOU an OPP
nnrtunity to try some other part % the
guuntfy Ymf sentence ls suspended
fell whose Anic capital consisted IN ten
cents, promptly boarded "a penitentlary
car with the nvnwei purpose of start
ing our Tor Park city
Jack Stone. blacksmith forfeited q
fur having last nIaht Imh'had too much
tanglo foot" o. haley the usual
monthly nne of ii0 md the cases
aFalnst shoplifier Ralph Emory that
were postponed until tomorrow after
noon, concluded The police court docket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
FOR THE DUCK FIELDS.

Several large parties Of duck hunters
win leave Tor brigham city and the
Bear River duck Fields over tho Oregon
short l.iuH tomorrow. The first uNpc.
iitIon viii leave ON the Is %, M. train.
The second ut 9.ij o. m, and tho third
ut g.li %. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
Nrw yALLny nAILnoAp.
Conditions seem Favorable for Commence
Ing work this iaii Esriy Completion.

The recently Incorporated Valley rail-
ROAD which ln Co run 10 bingham ~
scheduled. u iH said, Tor completion
within half d year.
The company has made arrangements
for the absorption NJ the West Side RIA
pld Transit line which runs 10 Caunon'a
farm.
II in expected that tho work Will be
launched early this fan ana the West
Sides rails viii be- utilized. Tho Bling
ham line VIII be- operated by electricity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Henry Trmun appeared before
judge NoreIl This afternoon nn1 With
Grew lorWgr uI"n OF mot guilty tD
burglary and pleaded guilty 10 patt
larceny THE nuann,r Vaa orlFInliIv
charged with uurpNUzIug the rturr uf
the Hanson Produce company "a year
aFo ln"i MAY. and uT E.tt.ug away with
certain articles. THu poor fellow ia
quite sick. which accounts FOR One pro-
grcuilon allowing him tu Withdraw hls
former plea