Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 3

EVENING NEWS. GRADUATIONS DAY. ONE MORE SUICIDE. IN KENTUCKY F.AUERBACH&BRO HE BURTON -GARDNER GO. Progress of the Work.

Numerous Thursday, iw 14, lift. Unknown Man Ends Bis Life by Poisoning. Hood, Johnson County, Ky June 4th, 1888. Editor tkueret Tbe News is a welcome visitor to Bargain Sale of Parasols! both Elders and Saints in this field Things in this part assumed quite an opposing attitude during the past winter, the Riders having been com pelled to encounter much persecution, in the wav of slander and threats FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. of violenceand utter expulsion from this locality.

But no injuries have ss vet been perpe tented. As the genial Imposing Commencement Exercises at the Deseret University. A brilliant and expectant audience fllledthe main ball of the University, today, long before tbe hour for opening arrived. The pleasing attire of those assembled, the national colore as a canopy over the stand, and a library lining the walls as a fitting suggestion of the mission of the University all conjoined to elicit enthusiasm as the the drum of the orchestra began the initial overture. President Park called the assembly to order at 10:45, when invocation was offered by Regent Edward Benner.

Resent S. R. Thunnan in choice words deliveredthe opening address. An essay by Miss Katie B. Young, "Bulwer Lytton and His Most Popular Work," showed skilful and scholarly work, and secured an overwhelming stock of bouquets.

A song, "The Rait," by Miss Bessie Dean, was rendered in her usual brilliant style. Then followed the valedictory address, by GeorgeHalverson a feature of college life that summons up all tender remembrances of class associations only to be summarily and warmth of sunabine causes tbe cold to 20M New and Stylish Parasols at prices ranging from 10c. to disappear, and vegetation reSBSCitate, a ih Mrnoat il. ladament. caution and wisdom which the Elders i 10 eacn.

Lot each of Satin plain and fancy Coaching Paraaoli at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and upwards. have mantfMtori in Dromulsatiug the truths as revealed from heaven in these 1 Lot Silk Pongee gilt tipped frame Parasols at $2.25, well the hutdavs. caused the waves oi op position which have been rolling big to abate. Not long ago we WERE CHALLENGED About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Dr. J.

E. Smith, of Washington, D. made a ghastly discovery on the mountain, about a quarter of a mile west of Ensign Peak. The doctor came to Salt Lake a few days ago on a visit, and yesterday afternoon went upon the hills north oi the city to enjoy the magnificent view of the Valley there obtainable. About the hour named he was going from the base of Ensign Peak down the mountain side towards tbe Warm Springs bath house.

When about half way between the Peak and "tbe cave," he observed a pile of red sand, and out of curiosity went to examine it. It was on the brink of an old stone quarry, which the doctor looked into. There he saw the feet of a man protruding from behind a rock. The man was evidently lying down.and and tola caused the doctor to make a further investigation, which revealed to him that a human being LAY DEAD IN TUE QUARRY. The unknown man was lying in an easy position, as though asleep, but the horrible stench left no doubt that the spark of life had fled, and that the body was in an advanced state of decomposition.

At flrst.it was thought that be was a colored man, as the body had turned perfectly black. It had not been disturbed, however, except that the eyes were eaten away. Dr. Smith did not long remain la the presence of the horrible sight, but reported at about five o'clock to City Marshal Solomon The latter, with Coroner George J. Taylor and others, went to the place, and the body was conveyed to Sexton Patrick's office, where the inquest was called for nine by two preachers, one a Baptist aad th nthpr a MetbodiaL for a debate, on which one of our Elders k.H nnTlnnlT mn.rlt Which WSS I That no maa knows tbat his name is FRAGMENTS.

Paddy Both: and George Lee were lodged ia the city jail early this morning, on a charge of trespass. Tns Territorial 8upreme Court was in session today, listening to the ararnments in the Crescent-Wasatch PUlt. The Eighth Quorum of Seventies will meet tomorrow (Friday) evening at 7 :30 at the Social Hall. Punctual attendance requested. From Dwyer's: -YorA American Me-tor June, containing Ingersoll's reply to Gladstone Leslie's Pqpular Monthly and the Family Library for July.

About sixty Juveniles have been having a nappy tine today at the residence of Dr. Joseph 8. Richards I Feasting and sport have been the order of the day. Tub employes of H. Dinwoodey's and 6.

P. Teaselers establishments engaged in a base-ball game on Washington square tbis morning. For a second time victory perched upon the banners of Dinwoodey's men, who took the game by a score of 13 to 5. Tub children of the Eighteenth Ward Sabbath school started for Cal -der' shortly after 8 o'clock this morning. All the arrangements were client and the carriage accommodations ample.

It was a bright company, and the excellent sta rt for the day's enjoyment made Superintendent Saville and his aids quite as happy as the children. In the Police Court yesterday afternoon; the charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon, made against C. C. Stone, was dismissed. Matthew Cronan was convicted of having flourished his pistol, and was fined $60.

Wm. Brennan, Martin Lannan and James Coyle were convicted of disturbing the peace; Lannan was fined 110, and Brennan and Coyle each. written in the Lamb's book of Life ex cept be has complied with the Gospel as is was taught by Christ and His it We accepted cnauenge, uui came to tne test mey um uui meet us on the puonc scanu ocinc the controversy by the scriptures, on nn trie nroDOSiii'ju, iii rf irif contrrezatlon, forever disrupted. Dr. Parkin an address to tbe graduating class, expressed a hope that those about to enter upon the daties of the teacher might realize their fondest hopes.

You should enter upon those duties with that spirit of zeal and industry by which alene you have attained proficiency in your college course. The teacher of today is considered no longer a mere task-giver. The old Idea that teachers, like poets, are bora such is now discarded. Your work will be not that ef the potter who moulds at bis will the inanimate earth, but rather that of the scientific who had assembled to bear both sides of the question: "Truth is mighty nd will prevail." This had a tendency to do treat deet of good In our favor, it I mAIIT TO LBeil in V-' I Mui something in "mormenwoi, wu.u tr, mv other which fact is well known by all those who are Latter-day saints. SISTER ALVA M'GUIRE died of consumption June 7th, leaving horttculturaiist.

in ice terse expression of Byron, To teach is to aid the mind's development. Education proper is not the hoarding of knowl hnahanil and six CDlldren anu iuuj ripnria to mourn her loss, one waa trhlv esteemed Dy an woo anew ii-i. uka i a. tAotimanv which stands as a edge, but rather a training to methodical and systematic thinking and intelligent action. COMBINATION FENCE lactinir mnnnmpnt.

to the CBUSO Of That instruction is most vaiuaoie worth 3. 2 5. 1 Lot Open-work Embroidered Silk Lined Parasols at $0.75. cheap at $8.00. 1 Lot Embroidered Pongee Parasols, in blue, cardinal, at $4.25, cheap at $6.00.

1 Lot Ecrn Satin Bourette Coachings, stylish handle, at $4.70, cheap at $6.60. 1 Lot Silk Lace trimmed Pongee Parasols at $8.75, well worth $5.00. 1 Lot each of black Satin Parasols, well lined, trimmed with silk lace, at $2.10, $2.40, $2.76, best value. ever offered. 1 Lot of heavy Silk Coachings, fancy striped, at $4.00, cheap at $3.50.

1 Lot of single pieces in rich brocades, moires and lace cord ranging from $3.50 to $10.00 each. 1 Lot each of black Silk Sun Umbrellas at $1 .36, $1.76, ISJ.5. $2.50, $2.75, and up to buy them now or you will regret it shortly. 1 Lot of all Silk Sun Umbrellas in dark green only at $1.10, cheap at $1.75. 1 Lot of fancy border Serge Pa rasolsat 75c price $1.25.

1 Lot of Misses' all Silk Parasols with fancy celluloid handle at 76c, cheap at $1.26. 1 Lot each of figured Satfeen Parasols, 18-inch 36o, 30-ihch 40c, 22-inch 50c. -j: 1 Lot of Cotton Parasols, 16-inch, in brown only, at l()c. We Also Offer 1 Lot of Ladies' Boucle Jackets in all sizes at 60c. eaoh.

1 Lot each of Childs' Lace Collars at 10, 26, 35 and 60c itch. Look at them and you will buy. them. 1 Lot of white Silk hem-stitch Japanese Handkerchiefs 25c, worth double, 1 Lot of white Silk hem-stitch and embroidered Japanese Handkerchiefs, 50c, worth double. 1 Lot each of Ladies' fancy bordered Handkerchiefs, 26, 75 and 90c.

per dozen. 5 Another Lot of embroidered Wash Dresses at $1.60, $1.05, $2.35 and upwards. 1 Lot of wide white Apron Lawns, open border. 1 Lot each of India Linen, 12 yard patterns, at $1.00 and $1.25. 1 Lotof striped 7 Pieces only Persian Lawns in good colors, 15c, sold last season at 35c.

1 Lot of white Marseilles at 15c, worth 25c. 1 Lot of fancy Tidies 1 5, 20 and 26c. 1 Lot of fancy Bed Quilts at $1.26, cheap 1 Lot of Madame Duval Corsets to close out at 76c each. Closing out Sale oj truth. Her funeral services were held on the morning of the 9th, there being present a vast congregation of peo-nin to whom we had the privilege of which is of greatest utility inthe ordinary conditions of life.

It Is not a feasible project to introduce mechanical or industrial arts into our school system. Though general training must come first, then a thorough technical course may follow. showlnz tbe plan of salvation. Rrnther I.aua anu 1 nave iubi ic- turned from a three weeks' visit among the Saints in Buchanan uoumy, v. John Heary Smith, rest.

A. B. Canaan, Vita Prsst, O. H. Psttlt, See.

aad Trass The mind must nrst De disciplined to Wa fnnnri them feeling wen in we ftnamoi. and held meeting while there, accurate thinking, before the hand to ennnnrairinr them in regard to the noraKiiTT or csrnenntr. Elder Laub and myself have bad the CO-OP. FURNITURE COM'PY skill. One Who learns a trade early is too apt not to make high lntellectaal progress; maaAsl application must render progressive the mechanical.

From the nature of your calling much will be expected, of a remediable char privilege of wsoLBsaxa bbtail BRINGING THIRTY acter to the training of human con intn thA fold of Christ by oaptifm Dealers Manufacturers. duct and character. rinrinir mv thirteen months in tbe field This elaborate address wis followed and amonsr that number I had the ulni-lmia nriviletre Of OaDllZinK my Vacation. The closing exercises of the Eighteenth District School were conducted yesterday. The institution hai been ably manipulated by Gideon M.

Mum-ford, one at the most capable teachers in Salt Lake County, competently assisted by Miss Merrill. The school, at the close of the term, was in a gratifying condition, tae pupils having advanced rapidly. As a teacher of iff grammar, held by Cobbett to be the fundamental part of scholastic education, Mr. Mumford shows peculiar aptness. His method, being simple and ingenious, appeals directly to the understanding of the pupil and holds the latter's attention.

mother and hrother. who are now in by the conferring of certificates to the graduates. A violin selo by Professor Wlllard Welhe was the next feature in the order of the programme, when San Luis Valley among the Saints. Othoi-H hava recently made application for baptism, which proves that the o'clock tbis morning. Near where the body was found were the scraps of a card of the St.

Elmo Hotel. It had evidently been thrown there BEFORE THE RAIN STORM last week though by wjiom was not known. Inquiry was made at tbe betel, but no light could be obtained there. It was said that the cards bad only been printed five days, but this could n-vt be, as it was plain that the card found had been there a longer time than that. From another source, however, it was ascertained that tbe cards had been printed more than ten days.

At tbe inquest this morning, T. C. Patten, .11. Horseley and A. Kimball were sworn Jurors, and made an examination of the body, in company with Dr.

Smith. No injuries of any kind were found on tbe body. After the preliminaries had been gone through with, Dr. Smith was called as a witness. He stated, how he came to And the body, as already given, and said We found on the body, at the examination we made this morning, two handkerchiefs, a bnncb of keys, a slate pencil, lead pencil, pocket knife, silver watch and chain, pocket book with $45 in gold and $4.85 in and a memorandum book, la which was a statement, made by the deceased in regard to his CONTEMPLATED SUICIDE; he was evidently a man of refinement; wah five feet ten Inches In height, and weighed about 185 or loo pounds; there wer no injuries about his head or body, bis hair and mustache were biack, he was partly bald was about 40 years old; had a black coat and vest, diagonal pattern, and pants, We carry a complete line of FDRNITDRli nPHOLSTERY GOODS, CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW BUMfcWATHEES, AN INTERMISSION work of the Lord is sun progressing of ten minutes was taken.

a this part of the vineynra. General attention was again called by an overture from tbe orchestra. Your oretnren me iiospu, John F. Laub, N. G.

Sowards. Oscar wood otoyie aeuverea an ora SPRING HPflRSES, tion upon "The Education of tbe Future." BABt CARRIAGES, ETC. Arrived at New York. Dr. Park, in an address preliminary By telegram from New York we learn Call and see as.

and stylish and rood Is new. i we sell low and guarantee (roods snd Kverrtnins; examine our satisfaction. prices. to the conferring of degrees in the scientific course, spoke of urgent wants in existing educational conditions and of the relationship and dependence of our common school system to the that the com Deny of Saints that leit Liverpool on tbe 2d Inst, per o. W.

M. WILLI A Bnpt. saxr Lakb Citt, VrtkB. Wisconsin arrived safely at New Yorfc higher education. A song bv M'ss Nellie Druce pugsiey yesterday and left for Norfolk the same then delighted the audience.

day. all well. Elder Dorius is in charge French Combination Dress Patterns at a sacrifice. uovernor uaieo est arose, say of the company. We do not want to carry them over into next season.

ing he was in iuu sympamy witn me work of tbe University of Deseret, which, he recognized, had been estab The Opera. Weber County Democrats. Last evening, at Ogden, the democrats of Weber County held a rousing ratification of the nomination of Cleveland and Thuraan as tbe standard bearers of tbe democracy in the coming political campaign. Judge B. K.

Williams was lelected chairman and E. H. Anderson secretary. The platform adopted by the democratic uatlonal convention was endorsed, and enthusiastic speeches were made by Judge R. K.

Williams, Hon. C. Richards, Hon. J. H.

Moyle, Hon. Jos. Bs U. H. Relapp, H.

D. Johnson and S. A. Kenner. Appropriate resolutions were adopted by the mass meeting.

This afternoon the Theatre was again FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY! filled with aa appreciative audience to Onr prices will push every one of them The balance of our perfect fitting Ladies' Jackets will be closed out at $1.90, $2.75, $3.35 ud to $8.75. 1 Lot of Misses' heivy ribbed Englisa Lisle Thread Hoae sizes at 30c a pair; they are worth 50c a pair or nothing. Many other Bargains will make it Pay You to Coins, One and All! witness tbe "Bohemian Girl," by Prof lished oy tne eariy founders oi the Territory. The absolute necessity of education was cognizant wltb them then as it is today with us. The institution, however, had not always been fostered and cared for as it should have been; yet, be believed tbe time bad come when it wonld receive from every source that necessary fos Stephen's Opera Company, and on this, the fourth presentation, the verdict To Reduce Stock We Offer a Car Load of emiallv as favorable as is former occasions.

The sing- on tering care and support. He had been one of the first in granting the necessary aid. He conceded that the insti is eraad. the costumes leg with black and drab stripes; light brown felt hat; there was no name on anything found en the body, nor anything from which nis identity pretty, the stage settings excellent, tution, like all others of tne nation, who km to all the humblest and the Wnever Misrepresent, We are never demo Id and ail combined harmonious and AuBiversary Meeting. beautiful.

The closing performance CASTOR MACHINE OIL greatest alike and hoped that in tne future it would continue to stand a free could be learned his death was evi will be eiven tomorrow evening, and institution, alone in all 1st merits, and dently from poisoning. When I first saw him he was lying on a purplish will be the finale to the greatest suc aloof from dinerence oi opinion ana F. AUERBACH BROTHER nartv. He congratulated those zrad- cess that has ever greeted a local com colored overcoat. uatirjz ana wisueu mem in me nun pany.

that recognizance of endorsement $4.00 per Case of Two Cans. which they now receive npon ending i The Teat. City Marshal Salomon testified that between 5 and 0 o'clock last evening Dr. Smith reported having discovered the body of a man on the mountain their college course. After a selection oy tbe orchestra.

Yea. darling." he said in tones of benediction was pronounced by A. Oarlaon. WHITE CASTORl hue mm, deep tenderness, "I would do anything east of tbe Warm Springs bath house, and between the cave and Ensign Peak. The following are the Normal grad to show bv love lor you." Ah:" Biebed the gentle maiden.

uates: Katie B. Young, biizaoetn roe beck, Isabel Law son, Bertha I went out to the place and saw the "that's what all men say when they WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wilcken. Lucy VanCott, s. J.stook- strive to win a woman's heart." body; it was lying in an easy position; as though be had laid down to sleep his hat was on his bead, and his over cv. wm.

u. Picai, uscar vamjott, "Pnt me to tbe proof," be exclaimed The anniversary meeting of tbe Yonng Ladies Improvement Association of the Twenty -first Ward was held at the school house lastjevening. The company was large, and a delightful programme of exercises was rendered, among which tbe musical features under tbe direction of Brother Thomas Mclntyre, shone with unusual lustre. Sister Prescinds Kimball and other visiting la ties made appropriate remarks, as did also Bishop Allen and Counselors Foulger and Weelley. The association is presided over by Sister Hattle Burrows, win Misses Helena Barton and Isabella Muir as her counselors, and Is In excellent working condition.

The "Potter" Press. The Printers' Circular has the following well deserved compliment: "The Potter Printing Press Works, MACHINE OIL Oeorsre Halvorsoa. in wild, passionate tones, "put me to Uscar wood jvioyie is a graduate in tne prooi, test me ano see i xaii. oei coat spread ont under him; he was ZDiRUQ-Q-ISI'S the scientific course. me any tasx wttnin tne oounos ni nrA it shall he nurfnrnmrl "Ah!" sne murmureu, i couw well dressed; was lying in the old stone quarry his YES WERE PICKED OUT, 15.00 per Case oi Two 5-Oallon Cans, Utah Comity Notes.

onlv believe vera jDIjRIHJOTO IoS "Put me to the test. Say to me do Two boys, armed with a shoe -black tbis or do that and it shall be done." a. BILLS, DWWOOUIT, but bis body was otherwise ihz outfit appeared In town Sunday "Then I will nut vou to the teBt." rtiLow. m. a.

aaaajaaAR, 4. undisturbed; he had possibly been night, and on being interrogated by the "Ah." he exclaimed, exultingly "you GASH WITH ORDER there two or three weeks no bottle shall behold the heizht. the deptn, tne policc.were found to be runaways from Salt Lake. One had relatives in Provo, IMPORTERS OF ASSAY GOODS AMD length, the breadth, tbe circumference could be found, as be had probably into whose charee he was commuted. The Moat Complete Line at of my love i nat is tne test tbrown it away among the rocks.

and tbe other was taken care of by the The maiden dropped ner snowy uais NO CHARGES MADE. The memorandum book of the de ntil the silken lashes rested on the police. The parents of both have been Drug, Chemicals Patent Med icines In the west teiepnonea mey start oaca uome ceased waa here produced in evidence Plaint! eld, have oeen worKing enty-three hours a day for many peach bloom of her cheek, a slight smile dimpled the corners of ner today. Tt was badly stained with grease. It ntd.

ana are sxm unaoie 10 Keep A Fall Line ef TeUe Arttalea, mouth and bending over the youth who This mornin Henry Saunders was was bound in paper covers, of a bluish kne at her feet she whispered arrested oa a charge of unlawful co gray tint, and on a few leaves at either "Mary some other girl Boston habitation and taken before tbe Com- PURE WINES LIQUORS, ALES A 1M)RTERS, owner. -missiener. who admitted him to bail G. F. CULMER end there had evidently been some writing.

These leaves were torn out, in the sum oi souo. Mrs. oaran thun ders was put under bonds of $200 For Medicinal aad Family aae. Wpaoial Attention (iven to ail Qrdet by mail or express, aad prices guaranteed quit as low at if btfatM ia psmm. aruurlU I This is the second time Mr.

Saunders DEATHS. bat on the pieces that remained letters could be deciphered, but not sufficient has been arrested on this charge. Sen tar FHT3101AHS' PRE8CEIFT10NS AOOURATELT FILLS DAT to be of any benefit in the investiga tence was suspended on the first occa Tins morning, of heart disease, sion. Joseph Jarvis Snell aged 8 1 months tion. The leaves had evidently been removed so that nothing could be Wa desire to thank the aeople ef Utah tr Uteir kind up with tbe demand.

Their specialties are web news and book perfecting presses, two-revolution and regular drum -cylinder presses, lithographic Neteani presses, stereotype newspaper machinerr.letc, etc. A single order from the Dominion of Canada Government was for thirteen two-revolution presses. Tbe popularity of the Potter machinery speaks well for its desirable qualities tn regard to strength, finish, accuracy of register, and perfection of priming. TbeB, toe. the business methods of the house, in New York City, are as pleasant and satisfactory as the machinery is geod.

Mr. C. Potter, Jr. although active, alert and vigorous, the oldest press-builder cow in the business in America, whilst his colleagues, Messrs. II.

W. Fish and Joseph M. Tits worth, aad 15 days. A few days ago John Moyle, of Al eUrtve te merit tt la the fatture. ine, met with a severe accident in found to indicate the name, address or GODBE PITTS DRUG lox Elder CaAon, just above Alpine, occupation of the owner, who, Judg from which be is confined to nta bed.

FOR SALK OB TRADE PRINT dly ing from the contents of the state He was getting out some legs when 8., MAIN STREET. ING OFFICB. a -a i ment, had been contemplating suicide one ox them leu on nis leg, oaoiy crushine it. He is restim: as easily WE OFFER FOB SALE, OUR BOOK and Uob Printing Office, complete in for a considerable length of time. Fol BAM.T Mmm rarr tt BROS.

can be expected. W. Devey, of the same settlement, had one of bis horses' all respects ana doing a good uusinees at a bargain if sold soon or we will trade for lowing Is THE STATEMENT. legs badly broxen in tne same canon good Utah or Colorado Real Estate. C0HN while snaking logs.

uan on or auaress ABB ROBERTS ably supplement hisweil directed business efforts. Then, lor pleasant and Salt Lake City. I have come here for the purpose of putting aa end to my life. No one would blame me if Earlv on Sunday mo min ng Deputies Herald Building, Salt Lake, tali. 11.

4 aa McLellan and Norrell raided a OIH leiiU VTaf UU UUTJ I VfU TV a the peace the pe use has more worthy representatives they knew my reason for it. My reason ful settlement of Spanish Fork aad has Tom McKiroy ana Dave iiie- for coming to a strange place, is so succeeded in arresting G. E. Bjornsten KSTRAY NOTICK. worth? that my Identity will not betestaelished and William Banks en charges of un My people are all respectable, bat I HAVE IN MT POSSESSION: lawful cohabitation.

Witnesses were The Nbws establishment has a couple Seasonable Goods of the presses one book and the other One gray HORSE, about 9 years eld, subpoenaed in both cases, but, lor some reason, those summoned In tbe case Of Bjornsten did not appear yes News manufactured by this well am the one black sheep of my father's fold. My people are thousands of miles from here, so the best way is to take tbe M) which you will find in my evercoat a rough box.and terday morniDK oeiore tae commis on left thigh. SO vented ob branded known arm, and their capability is beyond question. They do all that is sioner, aad his case was indefinitely 9, ff AT bury my remams.lt may be tnat I will postponed. Mr.

k. tnurman re claimed for them. never be found, for I propose goii ones ted a postponement in the Banks the left shoulder. out Into the country. It not, it will be case, till tomorrow week, when it will If said animal be not claimed and taken all tbe better.

1 feel very sad, dying be beard. Both gentlemen were bound In Weber County. a wav within 15 davs from date of this notice STILL LOWER PRICES bTbbbb jBB-t in such a way. out it was Drought on win ie ro to tne niraesi uiuuer. over in tne sum oi $iuuu, ana me ai-leeed plural wife of William Banks Yesterdav morning a little two-year by my own dissipation.

May God for at my Vare, in Ferron, on tbe 2Sthlay ot old nirl named Minnie Dermodey, fell Jnne. 1888. gave me, ana may uoa mess tne ones Annie Banks, tne sum oi r-w. a distance of sixteen feet. She was that may find me and treat me as a Dated at rerron, emery ivouniv.

itan, Provo Enquirer, June 1 cllmblnz from the second story out to human being. Good bye." June lh, lt. JOHN E. KING. the roof above the Salt Lake beer Poundkeeper, A little farther on in the memo ran dum book this was foand i Alumni of the University.

500 Pieces Linen Torchon Laces sM hall, until she reached a skylight. Here she played around for a few moments, and upon getting too near fell KSTRAY NOTICE. Tbe regular annual meeting of the "If mv body is found, and tbe 150 BEST VALUES EVER OFFER thronrrh to the lower floor. Mr. Jer Alumni Association of the University will not defray the expenses, please A one Brown, hearing the fall, went and HAVE IN MI POSSESSION: to lk inches la width, a Be.

of Deseret was held last evening In the We are Belling Furniture of all Grades Very IjOtv Call and Se picked her up and carried her to her seil my watch, don't want to be burden to anyone." Lot ot Torchon Laces, Lot of Torcbea Laeea. to 4 inches In wHtb. at THc; red One small black MULE, or Boro. with a University building. Owing to a mis saw cure Bargains.

mother The child was bruised ia several places, and com 1 Lot Torchon Laces. 1 to 4 inches In width, at 10c: reduced Then was added the following post understanding on the part of the busi- blotched brand on right thigh, marked With a crop off the right ear and a bit oat of the left If the above described animal ia not juot rorcnon iacee, to incnes in wmho, aa ia reuot plained of pain In one of tbe legs. aaaav A Large Stock of Baby Carriages at Cost. 8. R.

MARKS Ac 4t 8., Mniu Ht. script, it waa evidently written Just nfss committee no programme had Otherwise she was not In area. il i lAit lurcuuu iisucv, i iu' latuoo aiuHi, wn 25 Pieces Baby Flonncinirs, red used to 40, 65, 80. fl 00, $USh as the poison was beginning to take been prepared. A very pleasant even effect.

The first few words were in a claimed and taken away, he will be sold at the South Cottonwood Precinct pound, on Wednesday, the 27th day of June, 138, at 10 ing, however, was spent, and the and apwaros; sptenaM Daramta-, aii oi laeoo. 00 Pieces 46 inch Swtaa pieces marked down to 75c, 00j 91 The cigar store on Main Street, owned by B. F. Livingston was yesterday morning broken into by a bold una. who evidently thought that steady hand, but soon the writing speakers shared the feeling of the o'clock a.

to tne highest cash bidder. JAMES B. MILLER, meeting that tbe association Is bound BECAME A SCHAWL, $1.50, 1.73, 3.00, $3 00, 3.70, ana upwaras; a ocaui.ua aawa an Line'of verybandsomeCBlack Chantiliy Flouoclnue, at $1 40, $1 80, fX. JO, f2 00, $3.00 aad $4 00, all at reduced priced. Poundkeeper.

the prospective boodle would pay them well for the trouble. They succeeded to prove a great benefit not only by South Cottonwood Jane 12th, 1898. and towards tbe close the hand of the writer was decidedly shaky. He evi Wat. O.

MORRIS, JAMES T. VLASHMA. jf jDSJLXijEDIRS T.2ST PABTEBS' SIPLIES tne interest in we university wnicn its members are bound to create, but also by tbe pleasure which those who at dently realized what was coming, for tend the meetings enjoy. KSTRAY HOTICB. bat or my roHfijaeaioM.

the book had been put back to bis coat 200 Drees Patterns, conUlninn yds. Sarproer DreaaOoodsat 1 00 per fatten. 50 Plecee 32 inch Printed Batiste, 12 yarda for 00; (thia lot of goVa wtU he In order that all graduates may be pocket reached, the secretary waa instructed One spotted red and white HEIFER, 3 or eare to sen ont on toe um uay it pan. rm isit STLlaea of all-wool 40-lnch French plain Dreaa Ooode at 43 He; rednoad from to prepare a complete roll from the an "I've taken the laudanum, but I fear in gaining entrance through one of the hack windows and at once began operations oo the safe. A large hole was drilled through the door and the powder for blowing it off was taken out.

At this moment they quit their work for rome reason and departed with about $3 in cash taken from the till, and a number of pipes and cigar holders, tobacco, etc. They left behind them a ratchet and a flask oi powdery ril This! time the runaway was not a it Is not going to do tbe work. I feel 4 years old, branded 1581 on right thigh, 60s; (the cheapest iry uoooa are nave trver aoto.) wa nnaie oi tae university, tne purpose being to reach all who desire to renew IXFAHirS HEAR AT REDHCEO bappy and want to die. I have faith la God, and trust He will carry me safety through the valley of death. My 1 -II IM Jl and reversed on right shoulder, under slit in each ear.

If not claimed and taken away wiifcm is rupje ro i nviuuuion, auu 11 1 would like to be burled by the tbe happy days spent under tbe fostering care of their alma mater. To Insure sn enjoyable meeting next year, a business committee, consisting SJ. B. Moreton, T. D.

Lewis, Mrs. nnford, Mi Edwards and Mr.Hlggs, was appointed, with instructions to from date, will be sold to the highest days fn bidder, I slants' slips al 80c, 45c 50c, 75c, 00c, $1 00 and upwards. Infant s' Short Dresses at 50c, 60c, 75c, 85c, $1 .00 and apwards. Infants' Long Skirts at reduced prices. A fuH line of Misees' Gowns, Drawers and Skirts at reduced prices.

at tne Lawrence estnrr po Methodists. At one time 1 was member of that church." team, fit couple of young people on Monday, Jnne SStli, A. 1888, at iv who have re- lueu at oiaterviue. A o'clock a. m.

PHILANDER C. BVRCH. the name of Arthur vonns man by all. The articles men make all necessi nilKHWEAB. Tbis tinned laa.

il SI Jl 1KB was were staying at Mr. Benia- Cargo had been Ponndkeeper. tied la the handker- enjoyable Programme aae aad a banquet or min Chad wick's place in Slatenrllle.ior ftoc, end a LadleT Uauae Jersey pwanda. fs were found beside Vests at aoe, i Ribbed Jem Ribbed Jersey similar festival at the next meeting An annual membership fee of $2 is ex chiefs, the body 20 dozen Ladies' Lisle doc; worth .00. KSTRAY Homorc.

The request in reference to pected to be paid bv each member. Clbildrens' Oaaae Vests at rednced the burial service was followed by tbe inc. bat failure to pay such fee shsli debar UAVE IN MY POSSESSION I Lot of beat qaalltr Udifes Linen Collars at 13c a-plece i 1 Lot of Gentir 4 -Thread Balbrtgaan Shirts an(f Drawers st Coroner andfSsxt Patrick. the delinquent member from parti ci One light red STBBR, 2 years old, white $1 SO. nation in the exercises of that year L.

Llbby, of the Methodist Church some time. Knsaoeia me sixteen -year-old daughter of Mr. Chad wick, became infatuated with Oarfto. BaHy yesterday morning the frivolity terminated in an elopement. The father soon learned of the affair and sat off after tbe runaways, disturbing the quiet of the neighborhood with his cries for help to capture the wayward girl.

Later oa he visited Tamat Hutching Eso the tBStice Of in not in ioraaoaa aqnare crop ana 50 dozen Gents' Silk Scarfs at 20c a-pieoe. oniy. and on left ribs. each ear, branded ft performed the users! rites of that de nomination, and the body of the un The election of officers for tbe en suing year resulted as follows: Presi ijrff resembling dent. Professor J.

H. Paul vice- oa left thigh. known waa placed In the grave, the president, Superintendent William money left in his purse being used in TELEJIIIE If said actual is not claimed anil taken Stewart; secretary, Miss Lizzie Smith the rwa.ee. and anxiously inquired if giving aim a decent onnai. a war within 10 dara from dstc her eof treasurer, Mr.

C. M. I the eoopse bats been tfaae to gee it will be sold to the Wheat cash bidder, at 5 The next meeting of the Assoc la BROS ieo. xi was mmo ut uioy uu maw clock p.m., Thursday. June 21, M388, at C0HN te-bulldlna at is tj be held in the poa which returned exes.

a Tax Nationals snd wiuaxus were engaged in if ipjas of baseball on the astray pound. Foaaakeeper. the May pre ceding com-day of the mn school i mencement year. heard oKOBoi u. ounroa, jobs m.

oamroa WeaminffesJtMtc tilf afternoon Aurora, sevier county, Jobs 11, na.