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Show a ,KCT Orr CANMDATES A Tucker of was ton of Jamd Ballard accidentally. F allied ty a powder explosion. The new knitting factory At Uhl Is lo tn full operajfTdn anil turning out goods few the trade. by thai t"n alloted rtah er.t f.f arms and equipment vte state nillltia. Tor the first half of the year 1904 the foes of the secretary of state's office amounted to $27,2C0 90. t Ephraim la putting on metropolitan Ira. the city council having Installed The company of the national guard which was ordered to be organized at American Fork has not yet met with any decided success, only about half the required number being recruited. The or and bullion settlements la the Salt Lake market for the half yeai ending with June SO attained a total of $11,267,640, compared with 111.219,-tOfor ths corresponding period last ,ew York and West Virginia Furnish Standard Bearers, Democratic Both Being Selected Upon Firt Ballot convenratlc The national tion la now a matter of history, ami the d''lEatpa are wending their way homeward. Judge Alton D Parker of New York and for president was nominated Henry B. Davis of West Virginia for vice president, both being selected on the first ballot. The official ballot for president reC5S; sulted as follows: Parker, Hearst. 200. Votes for other candidates were: Cockre.ll, 42; Olney, 38; Wall. 27; Gray. 12; Williams, I; Pat, Uson, 4; McClelian, 3; Miles, 3; Coler, 1; Morgan, 2. Utah cast her entire six votes for Parker, while Idaho and Nevada cast six taeh for Hearst. Montana's six votes went to Parker, while Wyoming cast Colorado Hearst. supported four rotes for Parker and five fur brought on Mrs. heart trouble. three the Inside of his vest with firecrackers and was firing them off ons by one, when a spark fell inside his clothsa and he was on y saved by the presence of mind ot a boy who was with him, who tort the clothes off the boy, escaped with slight bursa ra 'aPANESE SLAUGHTER CF K A I CHOU AwpUL. ' j the entire a r," '"'' repul-e- pro- - Cofiirht P P. Col!ir. Cojnht. Chapter XX Continued. the whole this mail booty was rot disappointing. Pope kept the newspapers to read; there was no literature In the little shi;i, and he el rti" H'i! Indian Journals d - - y Ma-i"- ilts " . I !' ALTON B. Iffi. bj rdi M.d Co. deck. He was smoking a cigar. He weiii to the wheel and looked at the Miss Crystal. aij'jM intcr-- st When brig's course. Then with his seaward-lthe hacs hid been thoroughly sacked, blue eyes he narrowly circled the 'V"ry letter and parcel opened and horizon. Crystal leaned against the flung away. Pope read out the figures bulwark rail, and Laura a little at a he Sad entered and told the men how loss took up the papers upon the sky much more they were worth iu solid light, aud see.ne.1 to read their admoney since eight bells had been dresses. Pope called down the comstruck. panion hatch, and the man who was "Are you satisfied?" he said. preparing the table for that last early Yes, they were all satisfied. meal, which at sea is called supper, "Mark now. my hearts," he exbrought up a chair which the captain claimed, "that this is only the beginplaced ugainst the skylight in the ning; this cruise isn't up until I'm shadow of the trysail. worth tea thousand pounds, and ye'll Miss Laura seated herself. Captain all be rich men when that's been Pope pulled out a penknife, and cut brought about. You can fill your cans open three or four newspapers, one and drink success; this is a good day's of which he handed to the young lady, work." himself retaining another. Going aft Capt. Pope met Laura "Crystal." sings out Pope on a sudascending the companion way from den, "what d'ye say to this?" her cabin. He stopped at once, with The square man came leisurely forhis usual low bow and flourish. ward with his newspaper In one hand "Have you searched the mails?" she and his pipe in the other. asked. "Here surely seems something in the "Yes," he answered, leaning oppo- shape of booty," said Pope, with a site to her against a bulkhead and little excitement. "What's the date laughing, and adoring her. of this sheet?'' He looked at it and "What did you find?" read it aloud. "So! By George, Jon"Certain things proper to enrich athan, we ought to fall in with her!" us," be rep'led. aud be read out of the body of the "How caa you have the heart to paper full particulars of a large West steal, Captain Pope?" of seven hundred tons, Indiaman "Because, besides my hand. I must which was to sail from Kingston on possess en estate to lay at your feet." a date that made it four or five days This was put in a rather Irish way, after that of the issue of the paper and unconsciously there was a touch he held. She was a far richer ship of the brogue in his delivery. She was to carry His than the Thetis. accent amused her and she smiled, twelve thousand pounds in specie; and then looked up at Crystal, a lit- several valuable consignments were tle ?iece of whom she could Just mentioned. catch a sight of as he sat on the edge He put down his paper, went below of the skylight. and returned in a few minutes with "If you had been the owner of the a large chart of the Atlantic. He put Thetis, I should not find you an ad- this chart down upon the deck close vocate for piracy," said Miss Laura beside I.aura and knelt upon it, and who seined disposed to liuger, as Crystal likewise knelt. "A week's ambling should bring us though she enjoyed a conversation j tt Punish Etzel's Murderers. Minister Conger has cabled ths state department that the Chinese government, after making a thorough Investigation of the incident, has or dered the punishment of the officer aad soldiers who fired on and killed Will Swallow Beckons to Bryan. Rev. Dr. Swallow, Prohibition candidate for president, has tent the following telegram to W. J. Bryan: MMy Dear Bryan: Read Numbers, tenth verse. Come." chapter, twenty-nintFollowing Is the verse: "And Moses said unto Hoabb, the son of Aaguet, ths Minianite, Moses' father-in-law- , we are Journeying unto the place of which the Uird siild I will give it you; como thou with us, and we will do theo good, for the Und has spoken good concerning Israel." t Several Skirmishes Reported. A dlsratoh received In St. Petersburg from General Kuropatkln's rhlcvf of staff reporting a couple of unimaffairs portant between frontier guards and small parties of Chinese bandits near Port Arthur, snd adding Ixjuli Etxel. the newspaper that the troops the garrison In addition It has under- art In excellent forming spirits. Skirmishes taken to pay an Indemnity of $35,000 occur dally. The Russians captured Mexican, which sum will be turned fifty Japanese scouts on 1 and ovtr by the state department to the the chief of police recent, July y captured widow and mother of Et;.el In Den- HO heed of cuttle, There is aa ver, and to other members of the abundance of ammunition at Tort ArtamQy. thur, the dispatch adds eorre-spoode- 'Jl things proper to enrich us." with the heroic Irishman, while her abreast," said Pope rising, and Cryscousin sucked his old pipe above. tal also rose, and the wiry chart "I dare not argue with you," said coiled itself up like a thing of life. Pope. "Your eyes drive the logic out "If we can take her, she should sufof my head. Miss Crystal Miss fice." Laura Laura," he cried, with a sud"There will be another fight," said den passion which anybody might see Laura, folding and unfolding ber pa"Certain one-fift- go-b- y 1 helm-man- -- s lep-roll- In- e tified also by liura's indifference to his views and wishes. She was allowing Pope to make love to her, and Jonathan ground his teeth. Laura, who clearly listened with interest;, often with a light of pleasure in her beautiful face, and sometimes she would flash a look at her worshiper. Doubtless she knew that her cousin was on deck, but the infrequent glance she would shoot through the skylight sank into the dusk past the face glimering to the skylight. Crystal took off his bat and wiped his btow. The meteoric dust was very plentiful over the mastheads, and the horizon opened northeast against a gentle play of violet lightning. The square man was thirsty, he was also hungry, and Grindal being too drunk to relieve him his irritability increased because he observed that the couple in the cabin made no signs of coming on deck. Quitting the skylight be walked slowly forward. The gloom was deep betwixt the rails, and all about the neighborhood of the caboose, owing to the Inky dye cast into it by tho shadowing of the sails, and the dusk was spangled with the glowing bowls of smokers, who, finding the temperature of the 'tvveen-dt'ckoppressive, had cast themselves upon the deck and lay in groups (To Re Continued.) s BY THE CITY SWALLOWED SEA. Dunwich, Eng., Once Had 50 Churches One Still Stands in Ru:ns. miles Dunwich. some half dozen from Southwood. Eng., was once the capital of East Anglia. a town of great importance, the home of bishops and palaces, visited by kings, sung of by poets; it is now litlle more than a ruin. Some idea of its size may be gathered from Stop's lines: "Strong walls and brazen gales enclose a king's court, a bishop's palace, a mayor's mansion, 52 churches, and as many windmills, together with a spacious harbor, in which there were ships as many as the churches." Such was the glory of Dunwich, which began its history in the seventh century, as a center of early Christianity, and reached its greatest position in the 12th century; but what a very different spectacle presentp he coald not control, "you will be my per. "How dreadful! Both of you wife?" may lose your lives, and all for a litThe piece of Crystal that was show- tle money which will not do either of ing In the skylight disappeared; his you good, because it will not be honnewspaper fluttered and vanished like estly come by." a butterfly. "When I get my fortune ashore," "It is ridiculous!" she answered, says Pope, smiling at her, "I will have with nothing but a faint tremble of it biassed, and then the money will Two Hundred Filipinos Perish. voice to mark loss of be as sweet and chaste as though A cloudburst over the hills north"We are strangers we are scarcely earned by that sort of sweat which Is east of Manila caused a flood which known to each other." as holy as prayer," "You could uot be better known to has destroyed San Juan del Monte. CHAPTER XXI. Two hundred lives were lost. The mt," he exclaimed, approaching her were inundated. and seizing her hand, which she allow lying districts lowed him to retain, "had we sailed The Slaver. The homes of Americans and foreign round the world together." The dusk glowed out of the east ers are Isolated. 'transportation Just as he said this Captain Crystal and overwhelmed the west; it was through the streets is carried on in loaded with stars and some clouds boats only. Rain has fallen for came down the companion steps. "Are you coming on deck, Laura?" hovered over the edge of the sea, twenty-sevehours, totalling seveninches. This is un- tays he, pausing. teen and "Crystal," said Pope, speaking as with Communication precedented. "Why do you object to this young though the unpleasant passage beThe outside places Is interrupted. lady being in my company?" said tween them that afternoon had clean daniace to property is estimated at Pope, and he looked at Crystal with gone out of his mind, "what d'ye say ! .'.Oiiil.Onil. to heaving the brig to every nightfall dangerous eyes. "My wish Is that my cousin should for the night? She's not to give us Demand Their Resignation. be left along by yon while she's the in the dark, John." As a result of the rioting in a gamaboard this brig." replied Crystal, in "I wouldn't heave to yet rf I was which a harsh and savage voice. bling house in Memphis, Tenn., you," answered Crystal, "we han't resulted in the death of two deputy Pope, without unfolding his arms, closed her by leagues." "We must fall in with her at all sheriffs, the committee of public safe- with the same dangerous expression ty has decided to call a mass meet- burning In his blue eyes, eyed him costs," says Pope; "for I want to see moment or two, as an end to this jaunt. Miss Crystal, ing for the purpose of dealing with critically for a will you permit me to conduct you to to decide whether though hesitating Several circumstances. existing the or mad. He was he then drunk plain supper table of a pirate?" said, advocated tv" enpolnting of With some ceremony he elapsed her call upon pointing with a rapid, menacing gesa committee of n;. : hand. Crystal walked away to the Mavnr J. J. Williams. Chief of Police ture to the companion batch: "Go on deck, sir, and look after the wheel and took out the binnacle lamp John .1. Mason and George Blarkwell. to light his pipe, and replaced it, but sheriff of Shelby county, and demand ship!" "Come you with me," called out contrived in so doing to throw the their resignations. Crystal to Laura, and the girl, with sheen ot the flame over the face. a single glance of entreaty and fear Colored Women Fight Fair. "You're one ot the Tbetis's men, The second session of the National at Captain Pope, at once arote and ain't you?" said he. went up the steps aft or ber cousin. Association of Colored Women, which "Yes. fclr," was the answer. Pope stood for some moments lost was to h.ve convened Wednesday at In "How d'ye like this life?" said Crysthought leaning with his hand upon a in met the World's fair grounds, who murdered," ran his tal. '1 table. the a of downtown church as the result "I who, at the risk of my "Why, I ain't seen enough of it yet resolution adopted at tho instance of thoagtt, not to make up my mind," replied the old the woman, life, Mrs. plundered Mrs. Hooker T. Washington. less In his Interests than in my own. man. "There's a bit of the swag beWashington opposed the meeting nt the World's fair on the ground that But " he continued to muse, then, low a coming to my share, and if the dispondering deeply, he stepped Into his skipper was to knock off now it isn't the exposition directors' board me as would be the first to sing out." criminated against negro women In cabin. "I hope you have not aked me to the mint it of empl"'mont on ,,u1 Crystal sucked a moment or two grounds, and against ihe race tn gen- come on deck to quarrel with me," at his pipe in silence. eral. "I'm beginning to think," he said, says Iura, fastening her eyes, full of with an affected yawn, "that this life's rugand upon temper, Crystal's spirit Cure for Leprosy. out and away to risky for a man who ged, storm furrowed face. Captain - R. )t t of the Indian "I know my duty as your relation." values his neck ind reputation. And cul... succeeded In medical sirvlct be answered, "and I know what Popo-'though my friend Captain Pope makes tivating the bacillus of leprosy, ac- duty Is as a gentleman. I'll o mine, light of the difficulty, cuss me If I cording to dispatches from Rangoon, so help me the gods; snd he'll have can understand how we're going to stepping so dispose of the booty, and not get Purmah. l,v has made a substance to do his," he answered, as to oblige her to walk with him. nabbed, every mother's son ot us, and from the cultures which he call be is doing hit duty as a gen- strung up." "But Into and v.hlch, when Injected "I suppose," said the fellow at the tleman!" exclaimed the girl, with a lepers, has marked beneficial action, mounting color. "He's kind to me, helm, "if any of us men want to go disof the alleviating the symptoms clear of this job the capt'n would be and courteous. It la you who are bruease. Already four cbscs have been tal." He looked sternly at ber. "If wlllln' to transship us." reported cured, and In the great ma- father and mother were both on board "Ay, by sending ye adrift." "That 'od be blooding hard," said jority of tlioso under treatment tho this this, they would find nothing is Is nald to bo marked, improveniei . He witnessed a love scene, and voluntarily clenched his hands. Pope had murdered a blcckader. he had barbarously plundered an aunt. He had killed, robbed and scuttled, and Crystal quite understood that the r.and-on.dog. unless he cheated the law by his own hand, or was collared by d sease and walked off, must be He was enraged and morhanged. I rol-be- PARKER. a the behavior of Captain Pope to ob- our ow n " ject to, however much they might Saying this he moved away, and abominate his and your trade." stood besile the skylight, and, In a moment Pope returned to the looked down. v illl got a iran into Le:ag n tie-li- -- . 1W7. h On Ru.-.-:a- I a piriii" w it '.Tit !:: c :i.ent." forward, "S.,ii:i i oi:.e of t:e n,i-vnur onn shipmat. s particularly." says Crystal, with a note of carelesst menness in his voice "You Le-Retion thU conversation of curs If more than port to me privately. half the ship's company are willing to abandon the cruise, then I may induce the captain to give it up, and rrake for safety while our necks are By W. CLARK RUSSELL. battle 'ere fi dn if the that r::t.t to The Two Captains AT Soldier cf the Nt'iV Are 3ain Defeated, Be ng RepL?'d w,th Great Less While At"101 n9 to Cross Br- The Yiu'.ow fort Di::y t i.roiiieie m occurred north of wle-the Japan.-- ? with great Iocs. "No capt'n's the DOWN l. Pre. Cam-berwel- j M0VtI adopted or to 'earn A for'""'"'' !l' in t! fl In any (feiiings of tlio convention. whi-- h no event it Is absolutely certain that ( .'" of Kia further expression from me may be preceded the c:ipt lid not i':that the Jai 1 to be hops expected at present. I ml. lice of Tinner importunity on this i.lay their custoinif advanced in open fii'''"" wi,t' rrUsubject." -u liail of al,i'-erWhen asked whether he Intended i,f Banzai," meeU f:l",'r,l ft1 rifle and fire Jento support the ticket, William ny t,ti"K Kondraviteh's men: to have "I said: nothing nlngs Bryan and woundThead down. mowed say except that I expect to ca3t my 'ilf rr"ss ed were no thick vote for the ticket." worked the burial coolie and The news of Judge Parker's nomination was taken to Mrs. Parker, whole night. " correspondent During the fight. mother of the Democratic nominee, at RusKian"x,1 prisoner a says, the to came ber Conn. Tears eyes Derby, Chinese dress. Japatiene arrayed nrirl fnr it mormnf she could not wh f''n " tthB f"hsian if bis "I had said: She hoped, speak. the Russian flatlk l" nominatioa would be the best thing for the prty. that he would be noml - "'"vements. "ni'i'-iil is ine oe iei oi if his nated, and now," she said, -l"c "i'"'" the for election will be the best thing , In poneenl their ouifcuve. wuu- country, I sincerely hope that he will advanelnV'1'1 shiftinj? posidrawing, be elected." In the most pzliriK fashion untions She said that Judge Parker was a til it is inmoMsib'ei tell where they personal friend of President Uoose-ve.t- , will Rtrike a bio reports and within a year or two had bandits in the, of the Chit'' activity made him a visit at. his Oyster Day of the Iiiit r, especially at home. Mra. Parker Is M years of ao. valley Yinkow. The Sin Min Tui'lroail. the cor-- , Terrible Strsln on Leaders. the belleva id under Many of be leaders of the Democ- respondent with the Jimuese command of the racy underwent a terrible strain in William Jen- consent of China. the recent convention. at work for was hard MET DEATH S'CING HYMNS. nings Bryan hours, and sevonty two consecutive came near collapsing at the end of Sunday School Cfciren Meet Death in Railwa Wreck. that time. David B. Hill, Senator of the SunTwenty-twWilliams John inojr:Pr Tillman and Sharp wore all badiy used up, while Champ day school of thi'eniiis CongregaClark, the permanent chairman, at the tional church, Clite", were killed in Wednesday afternoon session Saturday, was un- a wreck near fflragn. able to make himself heard beyond evening. Weilue' was the nniiunl the first four rows of seats. lie had picnic of ihe 3nnii' school, and. as his secretary make the announce- - in former years, frdroils of the chilments for him through the mega dren with their pints and friends nt had gone to t!ie finiio grounds phone. Thene are only a few of the leaders Momenee. Ills.. Jurtlif day. The picwho show strain of the session, and nic was over ami ie train was on the it Is the concensus of opink-- a that return to Cliiciigih''n the accident this convention has established a rec- occurred. i ord for hard work and long hours. The children n'ift first conch were singing as the tnin passed through British Papers Discuss Convention. miles Chicago Heigh i, wenty-seveSeveral Ijortdon newspapers print Tio mill's further the editorials referring to the national from Chicago, went on. at! then the singitiii Democratic convention at St. Louis, train was hushed in ilAft for over a score, most of but them merely recapitulate Mid horror for sevAll of and cries of pain the events of the convention. others. enty Parthnm, however, agree that Judge A misplaced sthh was the cause ker's personality is in accordance of the terrible the train gowith the traditions as to candidates ing at a forty mile clip when the for the presidency, but, except for the accident occur yexprasslon of gcnoral satisfaction that To r u rKTb'- ffo b b e r s. sliver will not be the Issue ot the Her wrist: anil ankles tied by campaign, there are few comments with leitli or thongs, and a gag showing any particular British opln Ion on the Judgment of the delegates in her mouth, Mrs. Elizabeth Tang-ney- , 75 years old, and reported to be worth J.'.uO.Ot, was left to die in her lonesome rooms on the third floor of the building iu Chicago. Four robbers, ono of whom was a woman, had tied the thongs so tightly that every move drew the aged woman's blood, and at each attempt to scream the gag cut Into her tongue and set the blood streaming forth. For several hours after the thugs left her home the woman struggled with her bonds and finally freed one hand. She rolled over and over through a doorway into the kitchen, where she secured a knife from the table and cut the leather which held her prisoner. of notified of my nomination." A telegram from William Randolph Hearst was read before the conven"I wish to thank tion, as follows: my friends for their unfaltering sup port I think I can heat express my appreciation of their loyaity by continued devotion to the principles of true Dnmoeracy, for which we have fought, and by loyal support of the men chosen by the convention to load the Democratic party." David B. Hill is quoted as saying: "Of course I am delighted with the result, and the more so because of the two facta, first, that Judge Tarker was named on the first ballot, and, second, because, with one exception, no personal abuse or vituperation was indulged in. Each state was allowed to put in nomination their favorite son, and vote for him as we had planned. Judge Parker will, I believe, make an ideal candidate, and wi.l fit Uie platform, which is also Ideal." com-mltt- both wort drownai. Charles W. Penrose has been unanimously chosen as ueceor to the lata Abraham Owen Wood r A as a member of the quorum of twelve apostlo. l, The new apostle was born in London. England. February 4. 131, and has bon editor ot ths Deseret News for many years. Horace Bourne of Salt like filled WKliK ! 1 The nominees for vice president were Davis ot West Virginia, James R. 'Williams of Illinois, George Turner of Washington, and exStnator William A. Harris of Kansas. The vote resulted: Davis, 654; Williams, 165; Turner, 100; Harris, 68. Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington cast their votfts for Turner, while Wyoming supported Davis, and Colorado east seven veins for Turner and three for Williams. Judge Parker received the news of his nomination at his home in Kopus, N. T., at 6:20 Saturday morning. When asked if he would Bay anything on the matter of his nomination, he said: "No, I shall say nothing whatever upon ths subject until I am formally Mitchell, who was shot Odtll and Roosevelt Confer. times by her lover in Boise, Governor D. p. Odell, accompanied Idaho, was a sister of Charles Odd of by William Barnes, Jr., chairman of Kaysvllle. Once before Mrs. Mltcb:',l the Republican state eiecutive has been shot Her husband did the of New Ixirk, arrived at Oyster deed and seriously injured ber In the Bay Sunday to have a conference face, afterwards killing himself. with President Roosevelt on the po Jonathan Riley and his 14 year-old. litical situation in New York stata on, of Salt Lake City, were drowned Both declined to discuss the object in the Jordan riv r. The boy was bathi- of tbtir visit. Governor Odell said. ng", got byond his depth, and shout howtver, that the rvports that ed to his father for help. Despite the deikt Roosevelt would name the Re fact that he could not swim, the publican candidate for governor of father plunged In after his son. an J New 1'ork was "simply ridiculous." Alice I prot-pect- s boiler-maker'- grief to a to t.eo a re ti.e fo.lowtng frctr ..rl-c- ;t. t .. u year. s Ralph Green, a helper, suicide Lake City, la Salt attempted taking strychnine, but is bow out of danger. Oresn had aa unfortunate love affair, took to drink and became despondent. Sanpete county officers bare retoss ceived and paid for twenty-twof grasshoppers, captured by Sanpete farmers. It is believed at least thirty tons will bs captured and destroyed before the posts are exterminated. The sugar beet outlook for Utah and Idaho Is excellent, according to Dun's latest review. Acreage in Idaho has been trebled, and In Utah has been Increased 33 per cent. The water supply Is ample and thinning is about completed. N colas Ttakoulas. a laborer on the section for the Rio O rands, was killed near Murray. While working on ths sectioa Tiakoulaa attempted to cross the track Just as the train came along, and was struck by the engine and al most Instantly killed. Alfred Merritt of Kewaskum, Wis, while en routo home from the coast, dropped dead on the platform of a Southern Pacific passenger train at Terrace. He had burled his wife Just two weeks previous, and it Is be.ieved . at r. but room: ' 1 a in in aisi:ute Ignorance t thij aitum of the St. 1jU.h i pi id m lar as It hat conventual nominated Mr. Parker as presidential 1 am With tne remit candidate. abundantly gratified and I hope that he reinaind-- r of the woik ot the con- ention will aid to the encouraging of Democratic success. This is all I can potbiUy ay at this time. do not know when I Khali have an r.pportunity to read the p atform a latest Improved street sprinkler. Frank C, Jenne aulclded at Ogden, taking carbolic acid. He left no word that would cast any light upon the cause for the act. On July 17 and 18. at Mantl, will be held the Scandinavian conference of the Mormon church, which promises to be largely attended. Hearst. Kleth, Barnes of Kaysvllle, whose eye was Injured by a firecracker on the Fourth, will not lose the sight ot his eye, as was feared. George M. Korr, who died at Ogdea last week, as the result of an opera Uon, had served for a third of a century as depot master at the Ogden de pot. Kelson Hal.ett, a young Pleasant Vlerw man, tried to commit suicide Sunday morning by taking morphine. out was saved by the use of a stomach pump. Russell Love, the fifteen year-olson of State Senator Stephen Love, was thrown from his horse In Salt I .ale City last week, receiving Injuries which proved fatal. The first crop of lucerne at Santa-qulwas a big one, and is all hauled in. Some think the second crop won't amount to much, because the grasshoppers are very numerous. The litl'e son of J. 0. Decker of Santaquln was thrown from a horse and severely rut on the head and his Jaw nearly broken as the result ol the explosion of firecrackers. J. C Brown and Lawrence Pratt wore Injured whiia painting a build-iIn Salt Lake City, the scaffold on which they were at work falling. Brown being seriously injured. Frank Hopper, aged 11, had his hand cut oft at the wrlat while hanging on to a moving train In Salt Lake City. The little fellow fell beneath the wheels with the result stated. Word has been received in Ogden of the accidental drowning In Arkan-Citot l.amy Moffat, son ot It. P. Moffat, engineer of the stationary engine at the Southern Paolflc shops. r:--- his f CTiTWV, null VW UA'1" Ci.-- ; ,.: AND DAVIS NAMED BY DEMOCRATS. MURRAY. it-- r cevs 's The breakers, which rush in from the German ocean, have swept the town nearly all away. Bit by bit the tide has encroached; it has worked its way into and under the Bandy, rock-les- s cliffs, and year by year churches and houses have been claimed by the remorseless deep. The sea has been encroaching for centuries along the east coast of England, while it has been receding as steadily along the west coast of Finland, where the harbors are now up on the dry land and the remains ot piers are miles from the water. Dunwich now only possesses one whole church and that tottering on the edge of the cliffs, does not look as if it could weather many more storms. The tower is crumbled and cracked and the building itself a ruin. Queen, COW HAD STIRRUP-CUP- . And Wise Old Bailie Decided It Need Not Be Paid For. A Forfar story is related by Sir Walter Scott In his notes to Waverley: "A, an alewife In Forfar, had brewed her peck of malt and set the liquor out of doors to cool; the cow of B, a neighbor of A, chanced to come by; and, seeing the good beverage, was allured to taste it, and finally to drink it up. When A came to take In her liquor, she found the tub empty, and from the cow's staggering and staring, so as to betray her intemperance, she easily divined the mode in which her browst had disappeared. To take revenge on rmmmle's ribs with a stick was her first effort. The roaring of the cow brought B, her master, who remonstrated with his angry neighbor, and received In reply a demand for the value of the ale which crummle had drunk up. B refused payment, aad was conveyed before C, the bailie or sitting magistrate. "He heard the case patiently; and then demanded of the plaintiff A whether the cow had sat down to her potation or taken It standing? The plaintiff answered she had not sees the deed committed; but she supposed the cow drank the ale standing on her feet; adding that had she been near she would have made her use them to some purpose. The bailie, on this admission, solemnly adjudged the ornr drink to the deochan-dori(a stirrup-cup- ), for which no charge could be made without violating the ancient hospitality of Scotland." s Esther's Experiment Little Esther, aged 4. noticed the other day at dinner the rest of the family helping themselves to mustard. Nobody offering ber any, she waited till somebody drew away the attention of the others, wbun she lifted the mustard spoon, liberally daubed a piece of bread with the fiery condiment, and took a substantial bite. Her hand Immediately went np to her mouth; but bravely suppressing an outcry, she put the bread away from her, remarking: "I think I'll wait till that Jelly gists I t"'" Chronicle. cold."-'Chic- ago |