Deseret Evening News | 1886-05-21 | Page 2

EVENING NEWS. iVNij.W Daily, Sunday tor alt it Is worth to them, When ha? they ever shown the first : sign of human feeling?. When have they ex blbited a show of compassion? Where Is the slightest Indication magnani mitj r JNay, wnere have they given a defendant the bare benefits of the law when a case had elements of doubt? There never was a more cruel.naalig-naand relentless pursuit of a proscribed class, for the purpose'of 'venting religions hate and profiting by human suffering, than the present Saints. crusade against the Latter-da- y And every new movement in the shameful onslaught, demonstrates more and .more distinctly that and vindictiveness invengeance spire these who are waging it, and that Instead of the law being honored and upheld, it is degraded and prostituted, and made the vehicle of malice and the medium of partizan hate and personal animosity. This will never subdue a people wedded to a principle, nor cause respect 'or a law so wickedly and spitefully administered. jceepUd, fOUB O'CLOCK. AT t--f MINTED AND BY THE PUBLISHED DESERET NEWS COMPANY. W. CHARLES decency and humanity hud repealed of uu untoward course and determined to do better. This disposition cau.ouly be manifested by attempts at a reparation of tbo injury inflicted. , Wordy pretentions lipimagnaminity are nothing short of; a hollow mockery. nt PENROSE,- - EDITOR. Way 21, 1S8 Friday tori of inch outrage on law; WOKSE THAN EVER, Tub second page of the libellers' organ was evidently given up this morn ing lo the miserable creature who frequently exhibits hjs inebriety iu the editorial columns iu the absence of the editor. After repeating a lot of nonsense which is-- so ridiculous that eveu heeecs what rubbish it is, and at tempting lo shift the responsibility for its utterance upon the shoulders of some other person, unknown, he closes with this query : "How does the foregoing read alongside of President Cleveland's late message to Congress oa the subject of convening a legislature for Utah?" Well, it reads like the ravings of a lnnatic, or, as the facts are; like the effusions of a brain sodden with alcohol and smoked with rank tobacco; and alongside of the President's message, to which it bears no relation, It compares as the Jleberings of an idiot to the rational utterauces of recognized authority; as Ihp yelping of a diseased cur against the forcible speech of a healthy man; as the of a Tribune scribe "alongside of" the sentiments of a mind unclouded with the fumes of stale thousand to, twenty five and proJew led ns to to the moBqud and showed us where the tombs were, hut said in such sad tones that no Israelite was allowed to enter. He told us how very wicked the Turks were, and to provfc his assertion related that some even had two and three wives each. Why, I said, they are as wicked as Abraham and Jacebwere. On oar retarn we some time at Bethlehem, wherestopped we visited the St. to tradition, Mary's Church, built over the according in which the grotto Savior was bora a grotto then, as now, often as a stable. A short distanceserving from the church we were shown the milk grotto over which a smalt chapel Is erected and in which an altar stands. In this grotto while nnfsimr the child Jesus, a drop of milk fi said to have fallen from the mothers bTPast upon a stone which received In consequence remarkable properties. mother lacking milk for her child may by takimrsonieof the dust from this stone, putting it in water or miiik and drinking the mixture have an abundant supply. My companion treated this story with considerable incredulity; however we came away with a good supply of the rock. On the 6th we visited Mav Saba, and wended our way over the mountains to the Dead Sea.flt wasjraining.butour sentiment was not dampened enough to keep, us from taking a bath in its briny waters. From here we rode in two hours along the valley of the Jordan to the traditional spot of the baptism of the Savior, and in two hoars from the Jordan to Jericho, where we found quarters in a Russian hospital. The following dav we came on to Jerusalem bv way of Bethany, where wewere shown into the tomb df Lazarus, and where the house of Martha and Mary is pointed out. From Bethany the road leads around tbo south side of the Mount of Olives and the St. Stephen's Gate. We have visited the principal places of interest in and about Jerusalem, and expect to leave morning on horse-bac- k for Damascus, or I suppose, to be more grammatical, I should say mule back. We are in good spirlt. and have remarkable appetites. Brother Lvman wishes to be kindly remembered. Your brother in the Gospel,Turks,1 hundrd Jews. bably WHKRR IS TIIKIR HUMANITY? Whk.v Governor .West made his offer to the "Mormon" in the penitentiary, District prisoners Attorney1 Dickson and bis echo, Judge Zane, posed iu the attitude of humane and conciliatory supporters of- the Governor's proposition. They succeeded in making him believe that no malice or severity rankled in their placid bosoms, that nothing flowed there but the milk of human kindness and that so rich that it was thick with the cream of conciliation. HOW CAN THEY HAVK CONFI-- , The prisoners did not see it in that DENCK7 light. They knew etter. Instead of the lactic fluid, the stream was the When the people are requested to have concentrated essence of bitterness and confidence that Judge Zane and Mr. gall. They had witnessed the venom Dickson would, under any circumof the Attorney, had been made the stances, act in good faith toward them victims of bis legal trickery and been In their official capacities. It Is in order denied, in many instances, the privilege to show some reasonor such an exof a tew days postponement of Ben- -, pectation. This, we apprehend, would tencc that they inibt make some pro- bo a difficult task. It would be akin to vision for families deprived ol their an Impossibility. There, are certain presence ami support. They had seen obstacles in the way of the people the Judge shaking with rage and pale that childlike confidence In whisky. Here is a specimen paragraph from w&h vindictiveness when passing senthose gentlemen that appears to be same pen that appeared in that the tence, and had stood in compulsory desired and expected. The barriers silence while he insulted them and are not only formidable, but so exceed- paper a few days ago : "At a word from John Taylor every thejr wive9 and children. They knew, ingly plentiful that in attempting to have how much kindness there was in that enumerate them it is difficult to tell man iu the penitentiary would That made the necessary promise. to be if would where it J. M. Tannkr. begin, proper pretended humanity. that John Taylor has been made The Governor, no doubt, was Im- Is a labor that has to be accomplished proves the custodian of their conscience. Should either John Taylor or those pressed by their endorsement of ibis piecemeal. his ever exercise anv political We charge them with having, by sub- slaves of effort. He did not understand that It the tyranny and slavery are I until rights was mere hypocrisy. He had never tle and tortuous processes, gone out FEB WESTERS UNION TELKGHAPH LINK. sounded the well of of the range of their administrative What logic could be "more convincing animosity in each of their hearts, and functions and practically assumed the and profound? A falsehood is first 1 only went by their alacrity to Join a role of legislators and consequently simply asserted; it is then concluded LATENT BT I.imrTSdXa. movement tnat tbey knew had nqthiug subvertors. This lact can be proved that the unsupported assertion proves in it of relief lor ftbeir victims. beyond a reasonable doubt. something else, and therefore what Ttiev knew that they had so tlxed the For a long time hs follows is supposed to bo demonPeter Louis niattur by their special constructions Qliqiie bewailed the fact that there was strated. He Buffalo, N. Y., 21. as well have said, Otto, was hanged here might no of the law, that "poruion" who no law by which a first or legal wife with equal logic and more propriety: this morning. A had any apirt from regard could be compelled to testify against "The moon is made of Tgreen cheese. Plummerville, Ark., 21. Lee Barnes for his religious obligations, could her husband in cases of polygamy and for killing was hanged here That proves that Luna is in the centre Charles P. liollman last November. make any such promise as that .which unlawful cohabitation, without the of the milky whey. And therefore the The murder was committed for the was the condition of offered clemency. consent of the defendant. It was 38 writer ls,a lunatic, and ousjbt not to be purpose of robbery. Any real measure in the way of Justice well known tnat legislation of that entrusted with political rights or even Flfty.nlM Indicted and Four of the important character, being opposed to the genius and the scttleiuc-uto turn the crank of the Tribune libel .question before the country, would re of all .civilized Jurisprudence, would machine." It is a marvel that such a St Louis, 21. The grand Jury which celve no countenance from them. They meet with determined opposition. The mass of twaddle and fuddled sentences has been in session in Hillsboro for have done more than any one living, in attempt, which originated In; this city, as are the past nine days, finished their la were permit published bors yesterday. Their time has been the way of preventing anything that was 'made, however. Defunct and ted to appear coleven in in tne almost elven un to the investigation of bdrders on concession from the pending congressional measures in- u m us of the mostprint of conspiracy against the late un inconsistent and charges ''Mormons." No one can make the corporating the barbaric provision truthful railroad strikers, 09 of whom are inon either hemisphere. paper dicted. Manv of them escaped before Utah public believe that they desire exhibits or rather proves the fact. warrants could be served on them and anything but a continuance of the cruel The for legislation attempted four have been arrested. only WHEAT FOR MAN." pressure which is so personally agree- this purpose shows that no law Neeln- - lllin Off. able and pecuniarily profitable. exists that covers this ground. It is--a for man," says the Word of New York. 21. Alderman Jachne It anything were wanting to dem n- - fact that there Is no such existing "Wheat removed at an early hour was is Wisdom. be to It staff "the given of animus Athe District atrate the measure. Yet in the face of this, legal of life." Taken from the Tombs and taken to Sing all elements with its sentiments wives are arretted, dragged before out nis sentence 01 nine ttorneyand the Judgrs's Slag to serve it builds up the body in all the parts years and ten months As early as six always flow through the same quill hia grand Juries and courts, and there thereof, and contains the essentials to o'clock a crowd ofvpeople gathered action in regard to the prisoners taken compelled to testify against their husthe Tombs exits to see the pris ahd vigor. The Intention of aboutoff growth from the, penitentiary to Ogden to bands. on his lournev. Accomnanied nnir the Great Creator all the world that he deputy sheriff, to whom he was to further indictments for the byl "Why.Is this thus?" enjey Its benefits is evidenced handcuffed, Jachne left the prison and tame offense, fully supplies the defiIt is simply because when there should in the carriage wnicn was occu universality of Its production entered the a ciency. We do not believe that par- is no law by which an object desired by when cultivated, by another deputy sheriff. The pied ev and the that lact allel to the spectacle in the First Dis- such officials as Judge Zane and Disparty were driven to the Grand Cent month in the year gives a harvest tral Depot where they took the eight trict Court on Monday and Tuesday trict Attorney Dickson can be properly ery m. tram lor sing sing. can be produced from the record of attained, they construe an existing of wheat In some part of the globe.Zea- a.New York, 21. A dispatch from It is January for Australia, New states that Jachne arrived Judicial proceedings In any part of this statute .so as to cover the ground. It Sing Sing land, Chill and Argentine ; February saieiy at aa mate pnon ana was ac country. it was needless, spiteful and does not matter what the nature of the and March for East India and Upper once put to work in the laundry. Indicative of the spleen of the public object Is, the elasticity of any law as ' Death of n ; for Lower Egypt, Syria, Egypt Brilliant Writer, prosecutor as well as of the Judge "construed by the courts" Is made to Cyprus, .April InAsia Persia, Minor, N. Y., 21. Dr. Dlo Lewis; whose nomination to office roused the meet the requirement. There is a Ter Yonkers, Mexico and Cuba; May author and reformer, died at his home indignation of his State and the anger ritorial law which , provides that dia, here this morning after a illness of two for Central China, Asia, Algeria, neither the husband nor the wife ofiits leading citizens. or three days from erysipelas. Texas and Morocco, Florida; Among the prisoners thus taken from shall he compelled tjo testify either Japan, June lor Turkey, Greece, Spain, maxwell the Mnrderer. Tbe Trial prison before their terms had expired. against the other without the consent Portugal, South of France,Italy, Continued.. California, in order that their chains might be of the one in 'Jeopardy. The Statute 2.1. The interest in the Ala St. Louis., Orfcdn, Louisiana, Mississippi, more tightly riveted and their suffer makes an exception, however, to this Maxwell case continues undiminished. bama, Georgia, Carolina, Tennessee, an was rule. That is in a case in which a At the ines still further prolonged, proceedings this morn Virginia, Kentucky, Kansas, Arkansas, ing theopening crowd of curious spectators bid gentleman upwards of seventy crime is committed against the wife. ne nd attendance on any pre Utah, Colorado Missouri; July for exceeded Mark the consistency of these ben years of age. He was under sentence was due This to viousday. Roumanla, a witness wasperhaps of six months imprisonment and three evolent gentlemen. When, in the case South of Bulgaria, to be ex tnat the lact Switzer Gcrmanv, Russia, arained who had positively identified hundred dollars fine, and on being of Angus M. Cannon the District At of England, the body found, in the zinc trunk, at azain Warraizned, to save further torney objected to the Introduction of land, Franc?,. South the Southern Hotel, as that ol Prcller Minnesota, braska, Wisconsin, Iowa, a of main certain the class which his to and the testimony, trouble indignities This witness proved to be J. A. Frazer, New Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, of his of Toronto,! Canada, for many years a position was the intent of family would have been subjected by stay York, New England and Upper Canada ; photographer, but now a portrait the prurient interrogations of a heart Congress in passing the Edmunds law August, Frazer was for Belgium, Holland, Great painter and sculptor. attorney, he plead guilty lo the He held that the object was the de on the stand and testified placed Lower Denmark,, Poland, Britain, of "Mormon" plural marri he had met Preller in i second indictment and received the molition Canada, Columbia and Manitoba; that a Toronto last; ago year mercy-thclemency.the magnanimity of age and not the suppression"??! sexual He described Preller as he officials in a repe sins.' He' contended that if the inten September and October, Scotland, February. these Norway and North of Russia; knew him then, and exhibited a porf tition of the.f ull term of Imprisonment tion of the legislators could be ascer Sweden, which be had painted, and it had Pern and South Africa; trait been pronounced an excelleht likeness.; The fine was not repeated for the talned, the construction to be put upon November, December, Burmab, He was shown by McDonald of the very good reason that ft? could not be the! law should be harmonious with It during the latter's visit to prosecution, Zane the if and District Attorney collected it had been Imposed Judge a post mortem photograph of Toronto, JERUSALEM Each of the other victims to the un were, as usual, a unit, and the former Preller'slbody and had made a portrait fram it. Witness described his visit lawful segregating scheme of the decided.accord ingly . VISITED BY A COUPLE OF ELDERS. to St. Lovis after the murder; be had "hard-beatteDickson. recelOtl a Had these two gentlemen who visited in company with the similar repetition of the fall six feel sensitive about having their . The following appears in the Mil- - one of the cemetery counsel fur defense. Had seen the casket in which Preller's months' imprisonment, as n token of cruelties and perversions published lenntal ts'tar of May 3d ; bQdy had been placed exhumed, and the manBer In which the desire to give to the world, been within a thousand April 8, i&sa. recognized the body without dqubt as the "Mormons" an opportunity of miles of officlallconsistency they would President D.Jerusalem, that of Preller. lie recognized the ft. Wells . showing their conformity to the law have acted on the Idea that, "what is corpse by the face aud aHepeculiar scar When ou I counsel When sauce mailed .manifested. the left eyebrow. sauce for the is considered for the goose Dkar Brother you night be my last letter I had Just arrived In the body to be in a remarkably perfect for one of the defendants plead for the gander." Apply the theory upon which Jerusalem and taken a ha.ty view of state of preservation. The wif,ne&a postponement of sentence until the the decision, In the Angus M.Cannon fts streets. The impression, however, identified two different photographs of failed varti?s had been given a chance to case was based, and the compelling of which the filth, the dark and dismal Preller. The made upon me have not been to confuse the witness, and as he shew their obedience to the law, he legal wives to testify against' their dwellings was It from down the stand commercial stepped was promply sat down upon by th husbands would never have been re effaced.the The principal of Jerusalem, is evident that Jurors and spectators alike street, Broadway Court. Thisiin not what is desired sorted to. To prove this point It is Just wide enough for a camel, a donkey entertained no doubts as to the idenThe pretence that it is, everybody with only necessary to state that the Legis and a dog. People stand on the street tity of the body found in the trunk. tradiag umess a dry goods box The PrfMiidsney at tne Bee JLlne. eyes can sec is arrant humbug. The lature which enacted the statute while lashed to a camel's back happens to disposition is to cinch every"Mormon" which has been made to do 21. The official statement their posture. The buildings Chicago. change is made that Thomas J. Potter, Vice- who is caught in the toils.lf a technical mon" duty in that line was composed throughout are of stone and conof the Burlington route is case can be made against him, whether for the greater part of polygamlsts,and structed with a, small dome, which President houses from afar a very Die not to sever bis connuection witn that lie has really broken the law or not, the balance were almost entirely be zives the appearance. to We wended our road accept the presidency of the and to pile upon him all the penalties lievers. in the rightfulness, under turesque way througn the city to the east side "Bee Line" as has been rumored. that a vicious and most absurd con certain conditions, of plural marriage. where the road leaves 7 the St. Improving. Gate and leads down into struction of the law can render possible. No one' supposes that in enacting Stephen's 21. The condition of of Cidron New and the the York. upon valley And what makes these cases the the particular statute referred to they Mount of Olives, at the foot of which Miss Pendleton, daughter of the United a ra formulated and legal sharpened the garden of Gethsemane is located. States Minister to Berlin, hurt in the more unjustifiable, is the fact that a witn wnicn to cut their own The garden is walled in, planted with runaway accident yesterday in Central tacit understanding was had on the first zor flowers and well kept. There are a irara, was "and those of the commu reported much im few verv old olive trees still standlntr. proved. She was said to be out of all trial, that If these men would plead throats and n . I nted represe legislatively Is they nity claimed and date that it back they danger and only suffering from weak guilty or furnish the testimony them ness consequent upon the snocic. bo trouble to the time of the Savior. selves, the other indictments should such instances It has been of summit the Mount the From of Mr. and Zane to Dickson for Judge a be suspended, .with the Intimation, Olives. Jerusalem, with its thousands understood to be definite, that they throw the Intention of the lawmakers of domes, its church steeples and tow would not be called upon at any overboard, and treat their object with ers, and its minarets, is lovely to be to their LATEST DIS- -' time unless they violated the law indifference when convenient not terior looks fine from the distance. only The PATCHES. in future. This double prosecution, purpose. Thus they have of the Church and Holy upon the Idea that the Edmunds the Mosque of Omar Sepulchre are the chief this execution of .vengeance, this actedwas rightlaff tne Clreek Frontier. at the Act of destruction aimed attractions within the walls, lit is doubling of the penalties of the law is the church is claimed over located that Athens, il. The firing which oc "Mormon" but that the plural marriage, a violation of official agreements, an of" the Savior and on curred on the frontier yesterday did sepulchre were statutes local framed for at the infraction of official honor. Not only Golgotha, where He was crucified ; and not result in any bloodshed. The tainment of the same end. back on their own rul further, that below, where the cross Turks opened Are from a distance on do Judges-gAdam was buried, that a of the Greek forces and it a short Suppose we glance for a moment at stood, Sngs. rendering the law so uncertain fall from the wounds ofdrop Jesus time without effect. kept up of those officials that blood that no one can tell one day from an the claim 01 tne head upon Tricounis has formed a new ministry. Adam, whereupon the meaning, but official Such was the purpose of the Edmunds latter wvs resurrected. Thousands of He assumes provisionally the office of other what see and whether have they pilgrims gather here every year to Minister of War and Minister of Fi- promises are not worth the breath ex- - enormity, kiss the stone which rests upon the nance. I vended! in making them or the time kept even within the limits of that ex sepulchre, the object of great attrac We tensive Tka Oliva Branch. boundary. conunhesitatingly tion dnring the feast of Easter. There wasted in listeningto them. No them with limit are. so many important events in the leaping that 21. Trleouois received an Athens. fidence c!aa be reposed in any such do- charge their extraordinary methods, life of Christ, located within this ovation last evening front the populace and, by and Government the represented one ings, feels that tradition of Athens. Ia an interview he declared that aimed at the destruction of the entire church, has undertaken too much to satisfy that the policy of the new government by sucb! unreliable persons is brought 'Mormon" family organization. They thinking minds. The Omar mosque, would De one of neace. Thev would into serious disrepute have sought the destruction of that located where the temple stood, covers demobilize the army and endeavor to be can served by What good purpose upon wnicn it is claimed avert the financial, crisis threatening portion of the family that In every a large stone offered up a ram instead of bringing from the penitentiary to in- sense is legal, by tearing up the unan Abraham1 here seems to be a consider lsaa.doubt about crease tbeir punishment men who imity that should exist between a man able War Nates from the Greek Frontier the occupy have done n j wroo but that of caring and Is wife; a reciprocal condition ins the hill of Moriab. mosque Tne Tnrks Repnlaed After Severe though accord for the families dependent upon them? that should not be legally interfered Ing to general acceptation the temple Ftfcntlotr. there. One is toldfl curious Is it to make the terrors oflthe law still with. The oneness of the relationship stood received Athens, 21. wnerever ne goes. The Mo stories rom the frontierDispatstos whence thev were greater, lathe hope that people will be is the reason why no such laws as would hammedans who exclude from their sent noon y, lriehtened 'nto'acauiescence with the compel the wife to testify against the mosque Christians and Jews, except Brineatbetween report continued is oocainea through The Turks werethti Tnrks andto Greeks. barbarous decrees of the courts? ff husband or vice versa are tolerated in u.the epecisi permit attempting 'occupy agency of a consul", assert that this po. how does this comport with the as civilized nations. Their aim, Judging stone uey nave oeen repujsen at is suspended in the that auuiyua. aafter severe fighting. 'The cumed attitude of conciliation, and the by their doings has been total family wnen Monammea ascenaea toair,heaven Phiothendra remain firm in their position; mock appearaace of kindly feeling, disruption, including the demolition of on his white horse the stone started to Greeks are now pursuing the but the J angel Gabriel their infantry follow, when Governor the made pretended repulsed and retreating Turks near that portion which the Congress and seized it with his hand and held it Saint AtnasiUS. Tha. arMllara bis humane advances? And Is there people of this Republic declare to be back. The impression of the hand in earthworks the stone is shown to substantiate the has destroyed the Turkish D probability that this extreme sound. Analipsis.- The Turks enassertion: but friend's Questions opposite coarse will accomplish any such reWe regret to be compelled to per about the stone in the air were cun- - trenched at Salfosibla are now retreattowars Latter-day Saints cringe form! a duty so distasteful, bat it mast nlngiv evaded. The culcu between ing Hassanmellna. The Greeks sult? Will the Bairaklovi. nd fawn at the feet of the creatures be done. It is necessary that such pro Mount Month and Mount Zion has have 21. News of the firing on been considerably tilled an. so that the theLondon, who take advantage of the power en ceedings, which are cruel, unwarrantGreek frontier tn.iti ha a nnfaun.. two hills are not now so distant. On affected European bourses an the trusted to them for a little reason, to able ex and tyrannical, the 2nd we went from Jerusalem to ably wreak vengeance and create and in should be published to the world. Not Hebron. The way, except between here tone at the close was flat. ... and Bethlehem.' resembles verv much a Uladateae's Jleaae Kale BJIL human suffering? We rather only is this a current obligation, canon trail. An old tree! banded with will be the riHrfw1 effects 21j GladatnnA think not. The rerj bat, it Is' also necessary that irons is pointed out near the town as toLoXDOJf. convene a theLiberal of meeting Abraham. oak of tombs of The the they Should be handed down from gen opposite. party before, the debate in the Cora-mare and a Isaac Jacob within Abraham, I to what on eration in that oar Some rule is concluded. This opinion, and this, generation, they may mosaue. and the Turks allow neither Will be dona in order In ronnlder dif those pretended hamaniUrians desire be read by future peoples and viewed Jew nor Christian to enter except in ferences that . have arbun concerning in all their repulsive hideousness; that case of a special firman issued by the the measure. 4 It pays them to increase the prosecu thus Turkish crovernment, which has, tions. Anything in ine saape 01 a set I others may be deterred from Imitating far, as such admitted personages only tlementof the difficulty would ";be in and repeating them. Yet far greater the Prince of Wales, Marquis of Bate, at the Theatre "APaieof interests. They pleasure would result from (he doty of and the Crown Prince of Germany. to their opposition . . SIMM J sixteen. from Inhabited, Hebron is by ths v vyyivaQiy sure wornnx wis perpetraexjue iJof tSS fct that kindly-Inte- nded - -- . gs tg . Lost Boy. 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VPHOf.STERKR WANTED Barratt Bros. Enquire at DEATHS.Francis Chamberlain. On May 20th, sell-respe- to-d- ay ! t to-d- an-ew- A1T.T JED ID . FOB JR 'I Clothing and Gentsf Furnishing Goods; E 1ST "J? . ME2PS, BOYS' and CHILDREN'S WOOL, FUR and STRAW HATS. ol rOlRTII SOL'TH ON amiCOIiNKIi illi Ka-- i, ii homo of 3 room and store; jn- -t the pliu-- for :i Ircbs-make- r or a Millmt it a sl.n- '. Unlv 1 jier month. 'all at 1 liuiii-.i- i' l(fl i: st ate Agency, 23 Main Mrt'-- u ' c p. y o i: n LADIES' & MISSES' STBIiW HATS, TRIMMED & (IHTRIMMED. OIHcc at the BOOTS airifl c. e. ; , Momher of thu Van Carpets, Society of t'unti-ihuto- r Iluildiug, ; No. A3 and Wall Pape- r- Queensware, China Shelf and Heavy Hardware. Glassware. . C3XsXIXDIDC3H!3. OEM MEAT MARKET. SOCrn STREET Meats of All Kinds In Season. OuXDt. oS FAST, SF.COXD JABEZ W. WKST, Proprietor. nu 3ru Telephone No. 213. IFIlAiiltl BY THE QUA II TI3TTE tts (M& Oil Cloli, Liiolomf, flqx 3DCC!II3fi. STAPLE & FANCY GBOCEHIES. & 41) at 2 p.m. Comedians and Vocalists, including the Celebrated OIYM PI Good, Cleau collon ling at Deseret Paper Now and Splendid Sceuerv ! Elegant s ! Excellent Mechanical Effects I Latest Musical Hits of the Day, from the vnrious Comic Operas. .Mill Mverpool. Salt Cosi-tume- AUCIIITECTUIIK. l'lans. Specifications and Details of all USI AU --S Hi, uunuinga, in moderate cost. Box Office open Thursday, May 20th. at 10 l. C. YOCNHJ, C. K. a. m. Intrurtor in Architecture and Drafting In struinenH at the University of Dcerel. iworaopen at 8 o'clock; performance lib o Office in t"lie Contributor Buildiuir, k 40 " PRICES AS tra-sc- MAKERS. AND BUTTER DAIRIES Main Street. er WASHINGTON MOUNTED p.m., T RETWEKS DUNCAN C. ROSS, fF -- ASt CAPTAIN C. THE A HOME-MAD- e ed d" -- . " 3FL . BEST AT One sorrel HORSE, about 15 reara old white Kpot on forehead, collar and saddle marked, shod nil round, branded F on left eiioniaer ana n n on left tnigh. One sorrel H.OKSE, about 10 years old, mane, white stiine in face, three niino iTOi,aoa mi ronna, saaaio mararea, urHHueu n on leu enouiaer. If not claimed they will be sold on Satur day, June 5th, l&G, at 10 a. in. S.P.TEASDEL'S. GO TO THE Worlliilinjiiofliii J. Ii. MlIXEtt, District Poundkecper. 188fi. Store! AND IX MY POSSESSION: One bay HORSE, Roman nose, one right hind foot white, 5 or years old, brand resembling o with a dot in center on right thigh. It not claimed ana taken away within ten days from date hereof, it will be sold to the highest cash bidder, at the estrav nnnnd at 10 o'cloelt a. ra. A. P. HARMON. lloideu, Millard Co., May W, 1898. I IES;S and BOli CIM1IING 13, KSTRAY NOTICE. FURNISHING GOODS. Children's Clothing a Specialty "W. a w. ... F.MRBAGH rm hsia itrm BR 'I , HOLBWHEAT HAVE IN MY POSSESSIOXf One STALLION. 9 vnarn old: no brands visible. If said animal is nut claimed- and taken away within ten days from date, it will be sold to the highest cash bidder en May 27th, at my corral in Pinto. M. H. FORSYTH, District Ponndkeeper. Pinto, Washington Co., May 17, lasts. blue-roa- TJ FOR FARMER AND FAMILY TRADE, ESTRAY NOTICK. HAVE Ef MY POSSESSION: KSTRAY NOTICE, O BRANDS OF Provisions and Groceries y, less Xj ! & SANPETE i xnuo I' Er 1 SIOE. RTCIIARD K. FO-X- , Proprietor Police Ga suite, stake holder. jT Tickets 50cts. ; Children, 95cts. Doors opoD di cjocKp. m. I AVE E SALT LAKE, KAYSWARD McGUIRE, South Cottonwood, Muy & Apricots Cheese, Butter and Eggs. WOULD, IX AS1E11ICA, FOB ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Plus, Peaclies Driefl HOUSE AND LOT IX THE 18rH Ward, corner of Third and A streets, situated and to the pleasantly Imsines center; lot 5x10 convenient rods; good barn, orchard, etcl Also, a Farm of 15 acres, S,H miles south of Salt Lake City. Knnuire of YOUNG BROTHERS, X... 38 Main Street, in the Old Constitution Building. dtf OXE OF THE BEST S WORDSME-- -- Austro-Hungar- 4 o'clock SWORD CONTEST, VUAMI'lOX FOR. SALE. SQUARE, Saturday, May 22d, at G- - 33 IE . StocK Sniiimer and Spring n 'i WHITE. bt. S&Jir; OjtHCR KINDt' D LIKE TH& but OLD GLASS WANTKU. rilUKwiM SALT LAKE! GLAS4 WORKS JL pay $5.00 per ton for clean old Dottle and window glass, dcliveed at their, it PhintTtn flavor: 1 ZO AND MjllirykiWB. FJ&fr'klM E SLtM NUTfllT M r T constant additions of n btatti n tjtimtt l)BKllUiLbljfiWUVi5L'nM BREAD. A :A ECEIVlN0 IS OF WHEAT fiictory, two blocks west of Warm Spring Uatb House. d&g ft -- i--vr cross-examinati- anti-"M- or to-d- ay -- FOREIGN. TRAjra-ATItNTI- ls-it- Plasterer. Calctminer and Wtdtewasher, SALT LAKE OITV f .SOLD ILL OILERS In work 5 attended to promptly And in a sat- israciory manner. Residence ISO Seventh East Street. Shop, half block West of Valley House, d Ii DItWCU HOUSE or PITTS' . "ItEX," I1ULJU Is now kept at the old Pitts' property, on FOURTH WEST STREET, between Fourth and Fifth South, west aide. This animal is the finest pedigreed d Jersey Bull in this locality. y WOOD ! THE- - MFG. OO., butldebs or Grr tr ied BobM, fnm Mmi tXrttt. tra-Judlc- ial ; op - -- A -- 1 to-nig- ht.' Kn' adtbeloweet. . Genu Suit made to order t.Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. Voacarr eave 25 per cent, by giving us a trial, We carry a. complete stock; of Cloths, Casslmeres, Linlpgs and Tailors' Trimmings anal sell them at Wholesale and Betail. nths'and Boys Readytnsdi Clothinf , Hats, Boot Our Stock ef Gents', and Shoes nod TurnUhlng Goods Is complete.: Tho styles are the latest; the' Sv , materials moei durable and our prices theiowest. none' Prices. Goods Lowest at Best Shoe Out but the Department offers " ,J '' We warrant eTpsJrwaaeU.;' Wholaeale Buyers wUl' Hid' our stock more than complete, aad our pricee to compete wtth any marlret art or west, . Mall Orders recelre pronbt and careful attention. Lamps, Clotli, . Etc. - j I t k ine Harness a Specialty, :j JJJSO BKPKESUCXTO"a I. I. Ca . diu Ladles and Misses Maslln and Qaite Underwear at lower prices than ercr ' Cered In this city. Mo ladycaaafford to waste time and labor making Musltu .armente. Our prtcee will convince her. A Large Lot of Bmbreiderke atlW., 10c., 16c,, 20c., lc.. ac., c. and i worth 28 per cent. wore. Ladies and CffittdrWi Hose, Jester Kid and Fabric Glores, Laces an l Trimmings, JSosarj and Bohemian Beads direct from European markets. Millinery GoosJete complete assortment at vrholcsato aad retail, at Kastvro U3rlces. ; j Carpets, Lin oleums. Curtains, Shades, Portieres, Upholstery Goods a low ' Wagon Covsr, .Vblps, Wagon Extras, Rubber, Coacb Candles, uclc, Wasbera, 'nuts, SALT LACS CITYr Bm " fast. , HENRY WAGNEB ALB tsd FORTES LAGSR WHOLUALK XKO RXTAIL, Ssetmi South &trtet, Tkrt D9n Mart vjiat, and selling 1 Clothing, Hats, Cap and Genu Furnishings, bought direct from the manufacturers and will be sold at the LowestJCash Rates. CAEIPOMA BRRTERY We carry the Largest Stock: and Choicest Styles ever shown lo tbls city, t choice out of One i rlces within the reach of aU. tn this department we offer 3acacu j worth t Ice hundred last staion's tj lef. of Wraps sod Jackets fit Vv up-war- CO. BARTON SPJIIXO ARRIVALS OF ; n ; r-- w upwards. 1 Jackets and Jerseys. SpriDi THE DESEIIET NEWS CO. to-da- - -- FINE CARRIAGKS, dl-tunet- er. 75C PANTS " WAISTS 25c m All grades of Men's and Children's Goods at prices to, suit the times. Gents' Neck wear (or May lust received by express. Don't fail to call and examine for yourselves. BaKTUH CO., 44 Main Street. dtf sriAei4 vnvUtv TKkM as a,awv iv WHV rVwesM VVTVtV si,vi le ! Cash paid for good, nonnd FARM, FREIGHT, Qaaktngasp Wood,i at (lie Paper If ill. Must not be JreandTraTeIiiigWag02Ss less than Five tnebea in Don't Pay Fssfj Price. BOYS' SUITS FROM ?1J50 Table Lmen, Napk Inf. at irkfinatnr f C v . In a White Goods lo all the latest fabrics tod designs. TwaVm. WffTle eYtff 3UGGIES & SPRING WAGONS. WOOJD I1 f HstIm bought before the Ute edrince In raw ellk t terx Urge stock of Sliic vToirts. Two-tone-d Brocades, Black and Colored Silks, lUyes Noureaut, Sallns Bbadame, Sarahs, Pongees, MUUnery Crepes etc., we ere offcrlrg lamnj Beal Bargains In this Department. Our stock of Hoveltles In Boncles, Ettmlnes, Csdvo, Csnifcls' Hair, Com Ueatlon Suits, and other Stylish Woolen Dress Materials Is most complete, i inlceslow. STDDEB AKE BROTHERS IMPORTED J IiltS KY C s P OMEEnllLLEl . MILlJt JAMES COULT, . 4 Dress Goods, Sfc,; Satins and Snralis, GLOVES AND HO&1S HY. HESS COMEDY COMPANY C. D. Of. - ra.'iJ A RLILDINtl LOT A. within live blocks of Luxinc center. Part churt'ti cash. Address and pay d4t 1. v.. Box lt:4. & PAIR OF KIDS! SUPPORTED W- collections, remitting Luces ami Lawns, Swiss, BIulls and Wliito uinl Flowers Feathers, Embroideries,! IllbbonH, TrlniminKs.' Buttons and ay -- i aind-heart- r Makes EZRA F.TENDALL, A Staple Dry Goods, Goiil. OEM. Oil LAXD AX!) II VIK A11I.K: Sl'UVEYITVU. The Greatest Eccentric and Most Natural Comedian on the American Stage, in his Latest Comedy Sktire, er, ct, 91 k ti nee IN and Sella KxrtianKe am ,v Sor!t. Hhu Frniielsioo. 1itcfip, M. Louis. OiMMbft, London, ami priori. Ml Continental Cltlen. jroranUr. SELLING "THE MOST ARK LINE COMPLETE Bays) FridayMAYandaniSaturday , Saturday ' OinKorotta ; Ja. T. Little. Asst. Cashier IECEITES iEteHSMl k, LAKEJIIEATftBL 2-- S I . AMUSKMENTS. 21 . A. GHOKtUKCK, L. S. 11II.I.S, Caahier, - , SALT 0JTER AND 1 tf rTIO lTRt'IIASE daughter of Elizabeth and J. W. Chamberlain, aged 4 yenr-t- , 4 months and 1 days. Funeral on .Sunday at 11 o'clock at rest dem-o213 S 4th W'eM it. Friends arc irt " vited to attend. auti-"Mormo- n" wife-murder- - SBTjA.IL INDBP'T TKE CITY 300,000 RitKR. J. n" AMERICAN. 0. M. I. a iTIOM RAM. ! 1Hresbl0ff SlacblMs, Saw Milk and Horse Powers 8teamBlas, ' WcCormlclc it l, 5U1 Harvesters, ', and Twine Binders, Mowers- - end Reapers, ' South Bead Chilled Plows, Weir. Steel Plows, a Harrows, ': SnMT;P,0W Boilings worth Hay Rakes, . t IS f . 1 1 EST, '.1 -- '.fiJ -- I 18B4. !'li!U I . TETERHARY ?"': . SURGEOS, t- Veterinary Treats all diseases and Is menesses Horses and CatUe. Agent for the celebratedf x9u,le'' 9 Motion Shoes etc? Pendleton Son. Honrs. to 11 and 8 to 6.' wwrs can left with ny ol the stables. MACHINE EXTRA. ) !i'V ."' ...... "' t ft' i '"' ' f " -' '.- , " '" ' MB ARE HEYER IJNDERSOLB.j t - 33 and 35 Main Street, SALT LAKE j: .... ".;,t. 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