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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

Agunado has kept out OF reach long enough
to show he do it ard he ought quiz and
come
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

The Salvation Army the United States proper
SS17 The with the S5voltage drum
stick ought to feel encouraged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

Admiral Dewey denies that re VIII take trip Il
Europe but he probably couldn't n:
sea voyage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

we VIII take dirt on Central America We may FAX.
out however. enough TO make ditch for canal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

The Mafeking population IS portion q the English
population shas doesn't think the IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
IsPECIAL ID M NEWs.


Manu, Utah, july 5.-One dead. Jack
Nelson, one seriously hurt Miss Nell
son, two injured, Jens Nelson and Miss
Nelson.
This Is the sad record for the family
OF Jena Nelson today as q result Of a
railroad accident. The r. C.. W. train
from the north. at 1916 p. m. four
miles north OF Mant, crashed into a
wagon containing four people. The
wagon was cut in two. the horses dis
abled. the people thrown. stunned to
the earth. The young man, Jack, was
found alive, but unconscious, his leg
broken IN two places and his head bad
by cut He Ola not live many minutes
a little girl Of ten or eleven is very
seriously Injured and may not recover
She has broken leg and other IN
jurIes. A young lady Of thirteen does
not seem to be much hurt Jens Nell
son, the father is hurt, but not serl-
ously
The four We're put on the train and
taken 10 Manti Doctor Elsten was
summoned and preparations were
made to take the Injured people to their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Vacation
Season

Is now at hand when the summer OUT
M WIu D.. taken and a. general good
dine enjoyed. Don't forget IN making
out your Iist of articles TO take along
urfbaK.ur powder that is essential 70
make good biscuits and cakes, also TO tell
your grocer you want Three Crown
for It vil insure the best Of success In
a. cooking Three Grown Baking
Powder Extracts and Spices are sold
by au uaeors. Why not use them as
ttvw,ll save you money and give good
Satisfaction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

Kansas city July 5.--when the Sill
Yer Republican national convention was
called TO order by Temporary Chairman
Teller this morning the subcommittee
appointed at the meeting Of the COM
mittee on resolutions last night to draw
up a platform was still far from an
4 errast...t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
NEWSBOYS' DAY.
hr'Grat Scott in Complete Charge of
the Affair.

The newsboys as previously an.
bounced. have decided TO have tbeb,on.
nual outing at Callers Park or july
l7th. '''
The outing VIII be under the manage.
ment Of the president OF the Newsboys.
mon MI Graf Scott. who is deter.
Inllea 20 make this entertainment ons
that will redeem the reputation of me-
heWsboys for managing entertainment
OF THIS KIND A program Is being or.
ranged. consisting of athletic gporfs and
uahclhg contests, etc. The features M
ieStuy provided for are as follows.
roof racing an ages. Hirb iumripg
anl mop step and jump. a paapyt 49,
y. Ivy aras ana other sports Of an atb
given. i''4'S WI" ue
In the dancing contests tw, eor5
iuelals VIII be- given for the bsst AN,
alu gentleman walters. a Derby ia
ul bt given as "a Prize f0r tb. t.gf
|tsnueinan tWostep dancer and "a bors.
suue pm Tor the poorest 8l r.r,g
|oancer on the grounds Tbs rr', ,l''
~ lN lhr dancing contests wui boz ur..
h'.',u WIN a box of candy and fb.
llanlsomest gentleman with "a gT',
|GI"p' me medals 8ra donated by D.
20 me hat by j. p. Gardner H. ,in
|pl W. W. Han the gum anon KIN tt"'
|tifeh by The president Tbra. b,,sl... ~.
neg |iu act as Judges IN all tbs C,1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
SERIOUS MANTI RAILWAY WRECK.
Jack Nelson Killed by the Rio Grande Western This Afternoon"
Other Members of the Family Seriously llnr|

home. but the boy dlel before me START
was made. A bunch Of Willows bid ihe
approaching train from the driver
Mr. Nelson and hIs children were on
their way to the has field and at me
crossing below Thomas Lunds place
they met ther sad fate. They claim
that they had Do warning whatever Oh
the spproach %, .hsuaIu. but the whole
truth could hardly aa learned. as Mr.
Nenso. and ,be eldest d1ughter are go
overcome with srlst and physical pain.
that it was cruel 20 press them Tor
particulars.
The youngest sit Sc unconscious ana
ls not expected 20 recover The Injuries
Of the father ond the older girl are
thought TO be les serious though ihey
too. are terribly bruised
Mr. Nelson IS one OF Ephraim's most
respected citizens. and the accident has
cast a gloom over the entire population
Of this part Of sanpete county The
horses were not hurt but the wagon
was broken all 20 pieces From DIE
way the train struck ne vehicle IL is
wonder that the entire party were
not killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
BUILDING AND REALTY.

Mrs NJ. NJ. Cunnlngton has sold the
Oh Johnny CunnIngton corner on West
Temple and Fifth South streets 10 Will
liam Scar of Chicago for $500 The
property has ten rods Of ground facing
south ON Fifth South and seven rods
fa.n- west on West Temple IL was
leaned today that 1t Is the intention Of
M Scar 20 erect a beautiful terrace on
the ground shortly
DO addition 20 the sale Of the Cum
nlugt0n corner Leo II. Mandel reports
the sale OF a 6.rOomed house I'm South
Lawn addition, at Tenth South and
Ninth East streets, 90 j. ~ Powers for
1850 The sale Is also reported Of a
2-roi by 10 lot on Sixth East belonging
70 Mrs Childs. with a 3-roomed brick
cottage FOR 81 $50, A. Mr. Burrows was
the purchaser
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
! JUDGE TlMMONY'S COURT.
hnhnnnnrnnnIlnnnInnnnnnnt

Sam Hoy. the Chinese vagrant. who
gave the police considerable trouble
several months ago by hanging around
the station, h0ated back again today
on the same old charge do you ever
work. asked Judge rimony Me no
w Workee allie same replied Hop.
Wen, Wen see N we can't make you;
thirty days on the rock pile"
John Strange and James Dahl cele-
nlated zoo much yesterday afternoon
ana as a result win lan-ulsh In Sol
kmball's place FOR three days.
Jerry O.tonnor was accused OF as.
sau.uug and beating one Joseph Love.
Die denied The charge and Love was
placed ON the witness stand. I'VE were
iu "a saloon, said Love, "and a lot Of
fellows was drunk and lighting and
talking about their nationality. This
Teller says Co me he says, what ma.
uonality are you he says ] told him
] was Scotch Sc1tch.' says ne, and he
pasted Doe one Ion me eye with the
glass;
Jerry w.ll do ten days with the city.
John Ens..ue feil yesterday. The ar
resting officer said John was the
hiunkest man be- ever saw. Enstine id
mittcd 10 but said Judge / have been
Fol TWO cows oop home Won ne bene
i 9eilsr and ! hat so! to take care OF
You had better go and tend 10 your
COWS said the court. and Ensteln
noatcd out.
.Dhas. White. eighteen years Of age
charged with burglary. concluded not
20 enter q Plea today and his case was
continued until Saturday afternoon.
IHe case OF burglary against Jennie
Rive. g colored woman was also con.
tinted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

President and Vice President would he
nominated before tbe convention ad.
Journed today. While the Lenders
would not agree that Stevenson wouId
De the nominee &C seemed that he
was gaining strength.
The New Workers said they would
stand by kellar. ana fav0rlta SONS M
other States VIII be voted for the
Towne candidacy decision seems 10
nave made much heQdway although ria
friends say the 10 70 ] declaration is
bound to help him ana may nominate
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Won a Big Race.

London, July AT today's New
market races the Princess OF Wales
stakes OF 10000 s0vereigns, the second
horse 20 receive ] 800 and the third 1000
s0yerelgns. land the nominator Of the
winner 400 soyereigns and the nomlna-
tor of the second 200 sovereigns out Of
the stakes).for three and four year ODDS,
the Rowlcy mile was won by Mr. II.
Chaplan's three year old bay flly, Merry
Gal, by Galopin. out OF Mary Seaton.
on which j. Rein had the mount. The
Prince Of Wales three year old bay colt.
Diamond Jubilee, by ST. Simon out Of
Perdita II. finished next.
Lord Watertord's four year old
chestnut colt CaInman. by Loco Hat
che out OF Happy Day. ridden by L.
Rein. was third. Eight horses ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
THE CLIFF JEWELLERS.
Major i. II, Cooper TO Write a Book
About Them.

Major j. y. Cooper. who has spent an
many years among the ruins OF elm
jewellers boo studying the habits OF this
prehistoric people and declpherlng the
h.Tog0yuhics upon their tombs and the
rocks surrounding their dwellings
reached this city this afternoon. Tbe
major .s Engaged loo writing "a book upon
the history of this strange people from
tho records of the rocks and what re-
mains n their long vacant homes. JUST
at present however he ls conducting
parties through the wonders OF the cllff
re-.01s The maioE has many friends
800 Salt Lake city and he viii spend "A
o." days here before going TO the south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Hewlett Bros. Co.

commissioner At that time nothing
WI. said about additional help in the
health department IL now appears
That the two offices Were abolished IN
order t0 place the appointiye power
with ,he health commissioner. Such
proposed power To- the health commits
sloner ls contrary 90 the intent Of the
Law. as cited by me In a veto message
heretofore submitted 20 your honorable
body. on q similar matter
The Hartenstein bicycle ordinance
passed dt Tuesday evenings Council
meeting. has not received the Mayors
attention yet Il is understood how
ever. that his honor win approve OF the
measure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

and carl West. were horrihed lest tia
accident might result dlsastrously. and
upon arriving in The city they made an
0Ur, to have an engine go out after
their unfortunate companion, But thle
could not very well be- done without
400 order from Manager Bateman. Who
could not Doe found. and O handcar was
therefore given them instead. When
arriving about three miles beyond vii.
lIams lake where the Young men al-
most expected Co find Fletcher with a
broken limb ur Two. or possibly dead
they met him walking homeward hare
headed Tho young man escaped with
but u severe shaking up and a few
SLIGHT bruises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
COMES FROM WASHINGTON.
William Hornbeak Enters the Salt
Lake Land Office Tomorrow.

The civil service commissioners have
appointed william Hornbeak OF Wash
ngton. d. o., 20 position IN the Unit
cd states land Office at Set Lake city.
He Will take the position OF general
clerk and win bring his family 10 this
cit. 90 make his home. He VIII as
sumo DIS position tomorrow, hav-
In came 90 from the East yesterday
he s stopping at the Wey Hotel at
present
Commissioner Hobbs says Mr.. Horn
beak comes TO the Office very highly
recommended. and will make q fne adj
d.tlou To- Uncle Sans official family In
Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
RELIEF SOCIETY EXCURSION
win be Run to Saltair on Tuesday
Next.

The Salt Lake stake Relief Society
is arranging for an excursion 10 saltalr
on Tuesday next There viii be no
formal program this year. but thes Of
hcers hope Tor a big turnout all the
same il is well known that this or
ganIzatlon does a vast amount OF good.
that IL Il supports or assists In support
IN others % should be supported or at
least assisted itself Many OF the
workers iu this cause look forward 10
these annual outings with a high de-
gree Of pleasure, as It affords opportun-
10y for the renewal of acquaintance
and the interchange OF ideas that are
Of untold value In their Charitable la
bors. The excursion on Tuesday Is for
the purpose OF raising funds for the So
clety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Towne is Hopeful

kausas city. July 5.-Chas. a. Towne
cav ha Associated Press the following
slgnel statement this morning; Il am
Gref '.F encouraged this morning As
sur H..s of support are constantly
reachng me from members OF delega-
tion representing an sections Of the
coul n.y. Ny friends seem 20 he the
only BODY ~ confident and purpOseful
SUP fi,rs behind any candidate for the
vice presidential nomination. I believe
The, opp9rtun.ty TO uplte all opponents
Of Republican misgoyernment viii not
be n,s.g.ted Boy the patriotism and po-
liticol wisdom OF the Democratic party"
"CHAS. A. TOWNE."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
RELEASED FROM PRISON.

John Brennan who some time ago wa,
sentenced by Judge Marshall OF tho
federal court 20 100 days Imprisonment
for lmpersonating a United States reve-
nue. collector was liberated from the
state prison today upon taking tho
paupers oath before Commissioner
Twomey Brennan, who pleaded guilty
at the time Of sentence. was able 10
tasie the fine wines OF liquor dealaers
Throughout the country by his imper-
qonatlOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

New York, July 5.-ArrIved Lain.
from Bremen; Kaiser Wilhelm. Naples.
Among the passengers who arrived
toby per steamer Noordlaud. from
Ant varp, were Leon Grislain. Belgian
consu, 90 san Francisco. and Baron
jean Automarchl
plymouth. July 5-Arrived. Fuerst
bismarck. New York for Hamburg.
Queenstown, July 5,-Arrived. Ger
manic New York for Liverpool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ o'|
City Council Of salt Lake City ,,-ribd
Intention 10 make the following 'er seFli
improvement. Extending anl ial nance
lateral along the follnplus sie Of
streets towlt; on the cav soli,
Third East street from, NV al o.
20 Tifth south street. aud asi'r ~ Nnaai
the cost thereof estimated az 49, .lYie1
OF front foot or seventeen hlnl''.oenf i0' ,
dollars .i,7i6nl by a local as.e,ne bIo,s
depth Of twenty-five feet uyl rn,,,nnd VIil.lh
lots. parts Of lots aud pieces OF sioo@@ri ~ Do,
sewer district 30. Z, being the N salddiT
parts OF lots and pieces Of gf0lh8u'. bg sag
thct % be effected or bene VA y BI9s
improvement, namely. LOIS : 81 BAL "h
30 aud Lots p 3, and 5 bioiA 'H
an protests and objections % it,na Wy iSmpfolr.
out n such Intention % mqake s,Iitlpg 10 ihs
ment must be presented In 'tist daJ 2
city Recorder on or heiore w NJ the w
July, 1870. being the time al 1ysldef sl-'
Council when II will hear au ana
objections as may be- mhde th,,,' M sat ""
Ry order OF the City Vouholf iune -
City, Utah. made the 9th a., ~ 1Hecor3H'
h. q. NAYLOk CIV
Sever Intention No. 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
GREETING GOV. ROOSEVELT
Big Crowds Welcome Him in His Trip
Through Missouri,
speaks Of Marvellous Prosperity Cor.
dial Welcome Given In
Illinois

Hannibal No. July 5-The special
train carrying Gov. The0. Roosevelt
home from the Rough Rider reunion
arrived at Hannibal early today The
car containing the governor and OH.
party was leit on siding some distauc.
from the city until after breakfast.
GOV Roosevelt was greeted by a larg,
crowd and close attention was given "a
his brief address. Al o'clock the gov.
ernor's train left Hannibal and soon az.
Illinois.
Speeches win be made today at Quln-
cy Galesburg Mendoza. Aurora and
possibly one or two other points.
Gov Rooseyelt's speech was In part
q follows.
u wish I could have spoken here ON
the Fourth Of July but 1 shall saw
what | would have said, had n been
yesterday IL is a great thing for a ma
ton 20 nave great memories behind 10.
w nave seen during recent years mar
Vicious material prosperity Iu this c1up-
Try and NJ course. material prosusrity
must Dee one ~ the foundation stones
upon which we build But we must
nave more than that 10 the nation 10 IN
use 90 what it should be- and would be
Yesterday, alI over this country Ua
hld come together 90 recall tho mem
cries ot the great men who founded n
We oi lh.s generation have not only the
memories Of the great men Of me reyo.
luton but memories OF men OF Inc civil
war ana their high devotion 40 duty
ana We DO not forget the men OF he
younger generation. who fought SO wen
pm me war With Spain. That was not n
great war because 70 dll not have 10 be-.
a.so Wish that ON the Fourth Of July
besides reading the Declaration NJ hide.
lehatnce we would read az least the
preamble 20 the Constitution. We must
nave justice AS the cornerstone of the
Temple or our liberty WIN degenerate
INTO license and then into anarchy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
DESCENDANT OF PILGRIMS
Death Of John L. Shaw at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.

The Grand Rapids Democrat an
nounces the death on March 70 last OF
John l.. Shaw, a prominent citizen Of
that town. and the superintendent Of
the city electric Light and pumping
station Mr. Shaw was a son OF Nathan
and Lucy NJ. Rees shaw. He MAS
born June %, 1892 In West stockbridea
Mass. q descendant OF the Plymouth
colonies and the original Dutch settlers
Of New York, His father was the Com
greg6tlonal minister az stockbridce
and Daniel Spencer the father of M
Claudius v Spencer and other prom.
inent Salt Lakers were members Of
Nathan shaws congregation. The sub.
Ject OF this paragraph and Mr. Spencer
We're reared together In the same town.
ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Me.srs. Savage and Naylor stated
thu. up 20 2:3O this afternoon they had
attributed an even 1000 tickets TO the
veterans OF this stake This they con-
sda. q very large number IN view of
thp fact that a great part Of Salt Lake
count. has been cut on and organized
into Jhe Granite and Jordan Stakes
since the last annual outing They say,
too. that they have met with the
heauIest kind OF a welcome IN soliciting
AID everybody being more than anxious
to contribute 20 the worthy cause.
Carl A Wescher a native OF Ger
man. now OF salt Lake. was admitted
10 citizenship by Judge Cherry today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
FELL OFF THE TRAIN,


"A man has fallen from tbs train"
as me startling Information ha,
/. ,eaa through tha last train fran
"l'ai' l'st evening Richard Fletcher
young man eighteen years of ard,
Pho is an emp'oye 20 The preuro9m a,
Deseie' News was riding In from
ail9ir on The steps or the car ana d.
eAort 20 prevent Dis had fr1m 49,. '.'
oNh on DE LOST his balance ana "a
oln the fast moving train rIetgtt,,.
N'1N'0ns' alex Cowan. Ernest sparr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Balance Alleged to be Due.

William T.. Smedley and Mary A..
Smellpy filed a suit against the For
tune Mining and Milling company IN
the Third district court today 20 re-
cover $500, alleged 20 be- the balace OF
the purchase price, $1,000 TO certain
mining property situated In the West
Mountain district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Must PaY fnr llcr nressns

London, July BIN the oueen's
bench division OF the high court OF ius-
tee today a Partisan dress maker re-
covered from Mrs. Leslie Carter. The ac-
ttess 1858 for dresses worn In the pro-
ductlon OF ''Zaza' IN New York The
orders for the dresses were given iu
London and the court held that Mr.
Carriers plea that her subsequent trial
aud discharge IN New York freed nor
from liability ala not affect me
London contract The same plaintlf got
verdict OF el72 against Mr.. David
Beiasco, the theatrical manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Mother and Son Murdered

,rl ,''S =. T,iancis.co. July 5.--Mrs William
g ,"'Sy'e,i, white woman who was tba
,,.. ',' u, Co'orel man. and their san
,h ,Ig i sa9t dead hy unknown parties an
rl i.,, "t ~, ranch near this city late las,
,t. The tragedy was thought en- 6rs,
s,. ,@Ne peen lhe result of feud which
"a a5 , .lns existed between the Mitcbsiie
o- -'' l ln'll Hrlehbors. but & Is gald there
out this theory '' "'l DeAf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

quincy l'l., July 5.-Gov. Roosevelt
arrived IN Quincy az $40 today ana was
accorded a magnificent ovation me-
to'tInor and party We're at once driven
20 me hotel where a public recau,ror
was heIa, giving hundreds Of cft.zaps
wi quincy am opportunity 10 grasp fbe
governors hand An elaborate pr,oos-
5,l3h through The principal streets soi-
lo"ea. after which the governor vas
conveyed % the public square vbsre
n' delivered an address % Am entbngi-
u5lle audience Of 5000 Among tboso
VINO occupied seats on he Ma 49, 49,
win him We're United state s.ro!I I,l
shelby NJ CuIl0m and Corer og.'a,o I.
i S's's w. OF Illinois. The governors train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
MANY RodIes nn.l.,

-, sew rev, York. July 5-A large rr,.,.
az unidentified bodies reoovs.. y uiloer
tne I'9ooken steamship dre v. ~ ,. rom
'u lhis city today. Tbers ,, hurled
bl 1gsh hearscs IN Jersey civ " o,S not
poHen 20 carry an on tb, 65',y ana Ho-
trucks. F-'''u 10 carry some on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
CONTRARY TO LAW.
Mayor Thompson DiSapproyes of the
Beatty Resolution.

Mayor Thompson today vetoed the
heatly resolution providing that the
heaith commissioner Dee authorized TO
employ additional help in the health
department ln his communication
the Mayor says. Sometime ago the Of
noes of sanitary Inspector and Inspector
ui provisions were abolished and the
respective duties placed upon the health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
Gen. Rnller Hoard From.

London, July 5.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
Gen. Butler:
'Sanderton. July 5.-Clery, from
GreylIng, stated Joined hands yesterday
az Zunkersbosch Rand river with Hart
from Heidelberg, Din the TransyaaD.
Met with but slight opposition during
the march,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Budd Morgan was fined 81 and costs
by Justice KrOeger today FOR assault
and battery upon j. W. Coleman, 20
which be- plead guilty.
A. g. West was also fined 81 and costs
by Justice krOeger today. on a charge
OF disturbing the peace on the Fourth
OF July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05

The empress dowoeer also took poison
but is still alive though reported TO be
Insane from the effects Of the drug
The above had been officially reported
10 the German consular STAFF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
LADIES' MEETING.

The Ladies' seml-monthly meeting
wiIl be held IN the Fourteenth ward as.
sgmby han. commencing Saturday tlh
Ith inst at o'clock a punctual at-
tendance DE- requested. AN are Invited
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE. Prest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-05
CeIebrate thc Eon..,.

was .' .1r.,- Jaly 1.-The Fourth OF Julv
az ,t.p FIifoifriately celebrated yestsT5aSy.
Sr,S w. I9ited states legation hero e enS
T ',,..s lhose present were Prssli G,u
w. SSs'l5 ana ne members OF h.s csbirii,,'
t,r Wy was Illuminated In honor y; ~ !,
american national holIda, '0' VI lhe