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H,' . DKSETITT EVi:NlJNU NEWSt "MONDAY. nrCKMimK 7, IBM.
K UESERET EVENING NEWS.
& ( u I hwitw h vait r
v; J THE DESERET NEV3 GO.
Hu tj i cuj.iii.rj w rcotosz, mnoa.
a. B I .,."'"','''"' tall. Kll.
1(1 ! TIIK I'llMAIIINdlOCtlilUI'K'.
5' i Tun InTrstlgallou of llio ciio of
j jj ( Manhal I'sraoria, onlrred by C'lilef
kj JJ Jtittlre Zane In ctinaequence of tli
t II I failure oftlie (tranJ Jujr tolmllct, bu
p. K i ocoulonnl conalJerslile .ulill! exclle
Hu ! J incnl. Nolioiljr tint we know of but
K ; I ' spproTre of lliu action of tlir coiut
K ! Whether Innocent or Kulll the tie-
R jj fnriilan.la entitled to a ImtliiK, nnd
K(l H ' thopaallr, utter tin scandal Hist lies
T J bei-ucrealeil, are entitle I to know the
A fl I (ruth. Tln.ro li no doubt Hint tho In
, ' y( TMtlgilhn will bo lUorounh, unit that
i Inlli stilts will ImTo full op
fc nit urlunlt to matte statements which
I i f wltl tw clunrljr pcriitliilinl.
Jj Whatever Iho remit may l, llio
jrj fc count of the llctnllooa sheet that lits
t il gloated oaer Hie dliiitlni( details,
, ' 8 ti fiahedul)jr sp-olal iiatlierersof als-
! n j i cloiitmirsrla, cannot fall to refelte the
n '111 coulemnallon of tltcant people. Not
In content with etntarlne; III pagrawltti
Bl Tllo mtlr totally unlit to lin In
, jj family circles, It haa indearored to
ill j Kwoclato with Hit umatniy mtiirs
ilk the minus of Inllrlliali who have no
A connection with tho csto, and who are
n d Kroiily outrazo I ly these needleaaptr-
Jf. sjualltlea. The whole manner of at-
J jj UQkhaiahownniillca anl a auditor
i ' raj! alanJcr, and themore he lloundera the
jJB H I furllitrdota the writer ol the acurrlll-
' yai tlraeipoae lilt blackguard dlilllon
ijl jj ' and aplteful motlrra
ttj VI Todtylt la atatad that "Hie Nrwri
jj) TcntiirrtlieiitlnlonlhatlnoiiorMct
n V the 7H',hi hai not told the truth."
jj B Then followa a lot of bllllnigatowhtcli
I Jj f- the writer uiually inUlakna for argu
jlj ' ment and which he lunqlara will aa
2 jj! . for a defence of Ida falifliooda. Anl
IS he repeat! a number ol aUteiuvnta
llj jjjj which twenty nwiilhi ago wero pub
"jl fj llihed In the rltunt anl thoroughly
rtj jjj dliprove.1 l.y the DneurT Nanr, an I
jfl j then aaya, "We give aaray that much
ll S ofoiircaaalliattherdltoroftheNEna
In ".' may niakohlaprfparatloni."
ti , ; In the flrat place tho .N'nva haa not
ti , "rintured any uplnlou" oil the matter
A lnitietllon,buthaatatvdeinihatlcally
i ' that the charge conctrulng any ar-
i ' raugemeut between thla editor and the
J A Marihat waa utterly untrue. And we
j at hall further couoi,rulu( the TrtLun
Jl , "We have no confidence whatever
!W i-J InlUamrtloua. We know that It lied
IE about the Slarahal and Ida relatloua
! wltlithlaapr. We know that It hai
I done the aainu In reference to other
matter. Ilmea without number. We
know that It haa no icriiplce when at
I laiktug lraona who decllno to be Ita
toola. eknuw that It la a atanderer
from choice and the Ijvu of amut and
ruirlllly. Theirrore w e dn not attach
;, creleneetoltaatorleanor f.el Inclined
I lt copy or eminent H.uu lla lurid and
dUtortcd allegatlona."
Tint li tho klu I of opinion" we
"veuturcd." In the aeoond place, tho
i pllheta In which the llhlcal defamcr
n mm k lndulgee.amiuutto nothing butvlpera
I f p froth an I au Indication of the rage that
J iii holla wllhlu the tuaoni u' an inel
I H 3 alanderer. In tho third place, thla
" JH alleged "glvlug away of hlacMo" la ol
t fSf t thuaarau nature aa the orlglual falie-
jjfi ' hood, for what hestatua now as though
jljl . It were new, are tho aame'old
R ijjr llt which we refuted when they
' I j a I. were fir it told In tho 7V5uir, and
I m I tu which wuarereaJy to rxpoie tfore a
? HI Jury when necemry.
HjL i I ltlinmallyfalaethat theNrwahaa
VlrV 11 It (0no llt-r,u to "aOtlell the Mar-
li It hai." Our poaltlou lu relation to uli
r ' 9 u cite haa been dearly defined. We
n JJ V tsikmatjoklu the vile atorlea of the
K n 1 7WouioconcruluK him, becauie uo
' " B kuewltliadllel at to All alleged ar-
Ij L rangeuientbvtueun ua and the Mar
Ck1 Lv ft alial,tn which there waa not a ahred or
K . 9 ahadowol truth, and wo know that if
SB Itauliiidlhejurpoie of that aper.lt
u would make the uott infamuua of
$ chargia without aiiy fouu latlon ortx
' ruae. The DrJlliLT Nun waa the
' 1 i flret )aer to publlih tho action of
3 j j C'lilif Juatlce Kane In regard to the
I Vii Maralial, aud wo have ndeociited Ida
ij 6 ?A lunlthuielit aud removal If the
s ffij ihargeaagaluat hlmare atiUtantlated.
' VtK Wr have not found him guilty before
Kt li 8 L trial, wu have not publlihul dUguttlug
II fel i! tti dUrepuladle fumalia, we
jl L fl Sj haveuot para lei In pulllo the aeon u
T1 iS : ol the grand Jury room by aubornatlou
Hi Jt 8 I lrjury, aud we have not dragged
f '8 I Into the oUeutlve matter rlvate per
Si ' f 1 ""' w'' ",u ""' ,uvoluJ ! 11 o
,' if, 0 other Uuli jit but thu Halt Lake
8fa A Mtiunc lululgea lu that kind ol cou
I Q I!1 templlblu Journallam. The Ugdeu
mV Tv lli an((unl, In a teoiwrate editorial, taja
III all outheaubjett.
jj' fl (j I "After iiulotlyaubmlltlng during many
Mir ''1 ,5V A to (hinre agallut Ida ol aractur
Mil l a ! I li,Jol.yllioSll I jiUi. 7ili.iir lu teima
Mil A tho lu.t brutal and dlguallng V 8
1l.lN'll il Marshal t'arhona hut planled ault affalliit
Villi 'HI 'l """ ' ''"' '"' '""'' " '"' "" ,ll0,ll "'
VfilllOf'll t theoaimattliUiatago of tlio protMllnga
ll jj J li fj " ah dl have nullilnz to do. II la Do.
1 uj Kj 2a 'j ImproiMprtoaaj, lionever, that tho aocrot
i&Cll irfl M of tho Tiitmnt'i hi.miiy u not far In
j. ri'ji IS g U wwk.ltaattliulaaaa morallu la rldlcul
"M ' '! l-HrR '"'y l"nllent, ant lla treat
j ; u(n rB """' ' "' '"'J10' ' ltull-r "J
'M Enw lis fit rcvolilng In ihe uitrome Under
'KmI " "" ,lr""""""r. tho luarahal nua
plpnpfif. j I foreiNlto keek Ylndleiitkli m u ault for
LHwIJ jfjl ( lllwl,or coidma Juilgtmhli authlaoa
"IK'. Jr(il ' 1 lauallon of hU il.lay lu taking Ihe altp
3HffI IvJfilil la rcaaonablo tuouttl he wanlotlo wall
EFlTWa! ' until ihograud Jury had uaocd ujioir or
luivllK 1 Unorcd tho ilmiiii That Indy
f a.ftl'l.l f made all lliVkitl) ill man I refuaal to In
i . ilti lilll dla, wlitruiii on llml ault waa prumitly
RS l wf I begun,"
IlruUl anl dlagurdlng," "filthy
and revolllng." aro fitting Icrma to
diacrlbethenrllcl.a which liavoleen
aprea.1 1 efole the pulllc.and It I thla
that wn have deprccate.1 and dc
hounced. The merlta ot the nun ale
now before the I roir tribunal. It I
dlagraceful and unfair to liifluenco
lubllo opinion, In the manner In
which the "Liberal" organ la trying to
Injure the Martha! from niotlvca which
are latent to there who know or the
ambitlonaof juraora connected wllh
the Infamoua concern. Lot the guilty
be lunlahed, but let decency prevail lu
Iho prcM-cutlon of the caec.
Ilir. IIUtMl JUIII'S ItllOIIT.
TliKteinrtof the tlrand Jury will
(o fouu I In another lltot tbla paper.
It lamuMuni In par i-o. It li well writ
ten and will bo lall. factory to the Utter
Irtlon of tho community. The aenaa.
tlona redlcted about It are not forth
comlnjf. ltttrlkealn bum dlnctlona
uneipected by the wonder-mongera.
The United Htatee Marahal'a oourre In
regard tolaborricema nilied up wllh the
doluga of othera audit dove not appa ar
how mucll lie la lint dialed. Apd
whatever etlJelice haa come to the
grand Jury haa not been deemed auf
ficlent fur lila Indictment.
However, Kllaa II. I'araona, In Ida
I r I vale ri acity, haa been Indicted
othera have for renting reroUea which
have been ued for Improjir urtti.
Aatothekuowledge of Iheaccuiidln
relation to the.UH-a of Uiix premlara,
that will come up In their trial and
will determine the Mtcntot their guilt.
The deacrli lion given ol Ihe con
dition of thla city under "Liberal"
rule will not be at all comforting to
that faction nor Ita vituperative orgau.
Theiifficlal ttatement In rerardtothn
polygamy iUcttlon la valuable and will
healeo very unaatlafactory to thoae
who aro corialantly alrlvlng tomlilu
form Iho public on that auljcct.
Therefdienco to eundr) abuiea U
timely and thu rtcommendatloui
ollereil are practical. It la tho moat
conilae and aeualhle grand Jury rcpott
that hu been made for many jiair.
Tin: nniioi'MMi or Aitis
TOLIIACI.
Tiieiir waa In thu Jferald of yeater
day (Sunday) morning, an excellent
article uuder the head of " The vice of
Arlatocracy." Itwaaauggeile I by the
Ijirl Ituaaell dlvone ault lately con
eluded III Iwndon. Unoof the oluta
made I y It waa that wealth and the
It laure and epeclca of refinement which
lmtmhinv II. ten t ui aocial demornll
r it Ion. Thla haa Ueuj roved by revela
lloua during the latt few yearaof uu
merouelutlancoaof the moatdlaguatlng
Immorality In arlatocratlo elicits lu
I.ngland. Hut tlmllar reaultv have ac
crued from the aatnu cauaea all along
tho line of lllatory. The exlateuce of
I pwfHrpml ..lavjina. aa f. mittep nf rnuritt..
la an Inaurmouotablo barrier to the
proper unity of a commonwealth as a
whole.
In theory there are no arUtocrattc
dUllnctlous within a republic. Prac
tically thla la an ahiurdlty, becaure the
people repudlatu thla fart of the
hemo of of ular government, aud, na
a natural remilt of what they long for,
eatablllll alrongly marked claaa dla
ttnitlona on tho baala of w ealth. There
la uo titular arlatocracy In tho United
BtaUa txcejl It be oiuuioaed of tboiu
whorade tefore the uhllo bogus
military, Judicial and other profeaalonal
ireflxea to their names but thiro are
) referred ilaapt a on the batla of dt grece
ot wealth. One of the grealeat aUurd
Itlea connected wllh thla social alius
tlonlathefact that aome of the moat
clamorouaajvocatee for iopular Inetl
tutlona aud the reservation of the
natlou from ttlaru tlon are the moat
Migrant supporters of social aecllonal
lim. (lulJirallli hits this defi-ctlvo
spot In clvlllMllon atmarely when, In
lila lueatliuable style, he depicts the
care and anxiety with which the
allghleatpaln or mlatorlunoof the rich
la made n matter of ubllo notu and
wldeaprcad condoliure, while the
worthy Knreudiiro the palna of alcL
ueaa, (veuury, Ureaviment and thu
agony of overwhelming inletortune
without their woea being deemed
worthy of thuallghteatnotlci
Why not bring the quiatlon nearer
home, and aalc whether or notour own
comuiuuU are aaalng through one of
the moat dangeroua condltlouaT eallh
haa Increaaod of late yvara amung a
iiumeruua clau ot our leoph. Aru
they not In danger of lilting
iiK)n the rook upon which othera have
leen atranded and brobeu? l)o the
priaent condltloua Indicate the vaa.
blllty of brtaVera aluad? When
nialth, honistly ol tallied, la Joined by
wide human tyniathy and a due du.
grt-o of humility In Its poiaeaaora, It
becomes a poll ut factor fur good. When
It la united with pride, vanity and tho
couaequt nt lo,e of dlaplay, the ellrcta
are dlaaatroua to thu community nt
large, becuute thla spirit la autbClula
ttau an I dlvl lua the people In aentl
ment aa will ua material condition,
roiiderlugacimmoui)mlhy out of
theiiietloii.
When roclal gatherings In whLli
frlipda ineit to ewud afew hourato
getherart nmde.liithomopt mluutuotid
elaliorate detail, mattira of publlilty,
thununoula )Uln the wealth ofthe
lartlclpanta. The effect of such ar
tUtlcally drawn Icturea of tho advan
tat,iaof rhhua hia Ita due edict upon
uthir ilapbisof thu feofle, hading
them to bo dliaatlafltd wllh their lot,
and i-uliaja envious of their moru fa
vored fellow-bclnga. If thu jmpresaors
of weatlh were liaa lain aud oaleutu
II lua there would le fuwer converts to
aoclallani aud anarchy lu our goodl)
laud than thire art.
rhe rac;e f r ahow and notoriety hade
In rlvaliv which Is ificn ru own1.
W op fui la Iho fate of the man of llnilttd
means whose family calclus the pre
vailing spirit In this direction We
do not with for a moment to dispute
with the person who eaya "My money
la my own and I can do what I pleaae
with It." That la not therolnt. It la
the ortenlatloua dlrplay ol v. hat la done
with It that to n great extent works Iho
wrong. And It ought not tobedtnled
that every cracinowts It aandulyto
tho community In which he Uvea, to
lakeacourau In life that will conduce
to the general weal.
There Is In one of the revelatlona
given through Joseph Ihe Beer a i clal
warning to the Church agalnit ertcr
Ingtho worldly drift which mattira
a.nnlo lai taking In thla atagnofour
hl.lcrj l "Ileware of pride, teat ye be
como like unto the Nehllea ot old."
Thla admonition lm His a prwlblllty
of Ihe growth of rlde among the
Haliita. If thero la evidence of lis de
voloiruent, lofar aa Itrxl-lalt ahowa
that the warning haa been unhcedtd.
Till: llin-sKOMi tUXIIILS'l.
Tiik Drat aeialon ofthe I'llty aecon I
L'ongreaa oieued today. In many
rcactalLlaC'ongrees dlflera from Ita
predeceaaorr. Ill the Home there are
over ISO new memberr, and In the
Henate about alxteen. In the fifty
flrat Congress as cooatlluled at the
second rciudou, after teveral numlcra
had been unaeated and ri laced ly
otherr, there were 19 lteUbllcaraand
161 Democrala, tlio whole number
lilng M.'. In the pieaent Congrcsa
the llouaeconalila of about 1131 Demo
crats, 8S Ileiibllcani and 8 I armera'
Alliance mm. There are over 13D
now members that la members who
have not ha I seals In the laat revlous
Congresa, though many of them have
had Congreaalonal exicrlcncc.
Among the new meiul-rra of the
rlcnalo aro aeveral who are men of
lncro than ixitlonal cilebrlt).
There are two eiCablnet cfflccra
who, aa a matlrr of cotine,
will attract mora than uaual
attention. Mr. Vilas waa l'oatmaalir
Uenerat under Tnaldent Cleveland,
ho eulera the reaent Congreaa as Sen
ator from Wlaconsln. Mr. I'roctor,
aecn tary of war under the prejent Ad
mlnlalratlon, entire aa bmator from
Vermont.
Three ex governora of Blatee hold
teats In Ihe new Henate. They aru
Gordon, of Oeorgla, Palmer, of 1 1 II
nolp, and lllll.of New loik. (lordoii
hualriadynrvcda term In thu Hen-
ale, from ISil to 1S7S. He la an ex
Confederate Boldler, and conaldered
anableatatcpniin. I'almcr, of Illinois,
la now aoventy-four years of age, He
la an ex-Union aoldler, u i lomluent
Democrat ami vary popular with
the agricultural claatesvf the North,
1IIII of New York la apokeu of aa a
Prepldentlal noatlbllllv. Great Ihlllgl
aro exrted from him In hit now
career. He la conaldered one of tho
threndrtt pollllilaua In thu country,
and In Hlate atlalra la universally no
knowledgedan able man.
The two 1 armera' Alliance members
are I'eilcrof lianrna end Kyle ofBoiith
Dakota. The latter waa a Congrilta
llocal mlnliter when elected to the
Heuate. Pi tier la editor ol an agricul
tural per In Kan.ua. In ajpcarauco
both men aro diametrically upioalti.
Teller la Urge and murcular with long
llowtug beard. Kyle Is thin, angular
and cleau iltavid aa a monk.
Calvin Ilrlce, who la alienator from
Ohio, la une of the moat piomluent
Dimocrats In the country. He Is
chairman of the National Democratic
Central Committee, and a viry Ikh
mail. 1 le aid (UO,0UO for a realdence
on Murray Hill, New York. Itlaex
lusted that Ida mlertalumenta In
Wathlngton Ihla wlnterwlll rival any
thing lu that line In the aocial liUtorj
of Ihe capital.
Three of tho new Houston began life
aaprlntera. Ilanabrough wboaucneda
l'lotce from North Dikota traveled the
oountry nan rluter. Huowii'sainrer
at Devll'a Lake, and In addition to Ida
aenatorlal dullea will write regularly
for It. (lalllngcr, who aucceeda Illalr
af New Hampshire, legan life aa a
rlnter, tut now he la a medical man,
and la upually Addrctaul aa doitor.
Kcltou, who auccetda Hearat of Cali
fornia, Is a man of millions. He
began life aa a liwyer, but abandoned
the rofeealou and turned to bualnera.
lrly, of South Carolina, la nmarkable
for nothing except that he haa served
In the Cuufidirate army and fought
iorir.il duels. White, of Loul.Iana,'
who auccorda Kuttla, la aald to have
more thau iiiual ability, invldaou, of
tlorlda, aerved lu tho Confideratu
army and la allll a flghtir. Chlltou,
of Tixas, began life ua a rlnter, Hu
la aald to bu a praitkal I uilniaa mail.
Glbaou waa appointed I y the (Inveruor
of Maryland to fill au unexpired term.
In a few wtika a Heiiator will be
elected.
The Henato aa comtllutid, from a
arty Kilnt of vlow, atanda about
furty-slx Heiubllcan forty Dciuocriite
und to I annua' Alllaucemeu. Tint
full intuitu. hip of thu Fllty-atcond
Congrena la K3J Htate and four Terrl
loral ltepriacutatura, nnd eight -eight
Benatora. Uudir thu new rtarior
tlouiuent tho next cougnaa will coiulit
of .150 Btato riprtaentatlvia,
Thu I'neldentlal ikctlou mat year
will Luionduitid uudir thla rtrjpnr
tloumont, u that the ilcctiral college
will coualtt nf u total nf 41 1 voue
Ml.miEn-.if Hie hew I nulan I Chili
aro I ually iiganeil In inaa vmraiik'v
liicnta f r tlio Idbrat on f 1 tin r
1Inj,w, h Hunt ci ura i icr
.lat, Ihal il.UO b In I Mm .in,,. ,
iunllrg of the lui u.a u, 1 .m ,.1,
Hoik.
1 AN IAI'MIUIMi tM'HUTID.N.
A l'arty of I ntrlprlaing 1 il It cli n
Inltnallig tonnlij.
During the I ait iiimmer a syndicate
or Northwciterncailtaliata and apecu
lafora conceived thu plin of a survey
through thecountryuorderlngon either
aide tho lino acparatlnT our country
from Ihe llrltlali iwMlona nnd some
dlilance Inlaud, northeaatetly, Irom
llelllngham Hay. Tho olject waa a
ahoit lino of railway and thedlicov
ery and location of what
ever natunl wialtli Iho country
might allord. Thu ex edition
aa headid ly 1'rofiMora Houle and
W. i: Harlow, of l.lgln, Illluola.andlt
left for Ita destination In July laat,
going northward an I taking Ihe Cana
dian Pacific weit. Leavlni; that route
at the .)lnt or Ita Intellection by
the lhdlliigham Hay road, Iho
litter julnt waa made nnd tho
iqul'tniutof the company comt'iUd
Taking a boat Ihey then ro
ciided due north to Bumia City
01 nee ri-chrlateued "illalne" we be
lieve), which only twapea the llrltlali
Hue by the trllle of two rod, so that
tlure cannot lie much apnadlng north
ward ot tho placo without dialing
probably an awkward Jurisdictional
meatlou. They then look to the
Nookuchk Itlveranl maJe their way
up It till airlvlng at the Uaclal watera
of Mount lltker, proceeding thencu lu
thoreoflhe glacier ol Jlouut Hulikan
I-rom thla lime on, thu trip waa
a very dinicull not to aay danger ua
one. Klpally they wire compelled to
abandon thtir aik nnlmala and a wn
waa heacd through Ice, mow and other
oUtadei, Mmetimea .moving forward
handHivirhaiidunlllthe circular and
cil aialnnllaof aolll Ice atanllngup
vertically from the atreani actually for
bade furlber I rogri'M, ilnco uo nuiuuut
of englneirlng skill or tiathegonlua
aided by whatever degrte uf hardihood
and nerve could enat le a human being
tuacalethu lielcliU. Thla waa away
liejvud ludlanalgua or where an In
dian would care to enture, aluce the
larly'a hewn path through thu soli
tudes waa fuit-two mil. In length
Involving the hardeat kind of loll, in
numerable hardships and no
I tile Inventive appllcitiou. lu
places they felled tries across
tho glaccal water to permit a aa
fagofiom ulie aide bt the atrcaiu to
thoothcrlntrJir logaln a llttlu iro
grera, tail had reached the "end of tho
Uther"wheii the great white wall,
without the allghteat degree ot xalla
tlon frvni the U right flood out t rlahtly
but forblddlogh against the Itaden iky
Olll lOIbiUUIUKl HKIUIltUD KMUrU Ikj
Uynud.
riioro who admlru tho grand an 1 1 in
raenaeiii naturu'a uulrowtha, nllilt
lnealid with conditions and clriuin
atances 1 recludlng comfort If nol
safety, would doutiteaa bo enraptured
with aucb n view aa 1-iy before Ibtpo
exilorera when they founl their
jrogrefaall at once and couclualvely
cut oft. Tho water lluugea limill
down from giddy helghti, Jumlug
from terrace to terrace lu thu chatma
which Itself haa cut, anu making In
plaice more than -UO nether feet
at a bound. The glachr moea
very slowly an Inch or ao
l k Mm... but vrlivn It doea miva It
makes the; aurrouodlng ground vibrate
as II In the grasp of a violent lartli
quake. The arty wero "treated" to
oueof thtaemoveineuta while In lied
at night, and thought at flrat It waa an
i arthquakr, liut the truealtuutlon soon
dawned upon them.
The waterot Iho atreama Is almost
pirficlly white, being thuioughly lm
prignated with chalky mineral aub
atancu. The r arty foiilnl some little pold
aodalite, also matigaui-aeuli hur,4ita
dam aud aome other Inferior mlnerala.
Tin re are Mine tliea from eight to ten
ft et in thltknt ps.muctt of thedlameter,
In moat , retultlug Irom tin iiiisi
uhMieverynhiiels luxuriant loan
umipialedexleiit. On some trees Ilia
four feet thick, and thero are vast bed
of It upon which large treea hau
grown, Ita Ihl kmaa Mng ao gnat
that the roota of the tmaliae probably
never ei connlered the eartli lu their
ramification., but have dirlved their
tuoliture and auitenance through the
capillary qualities nf the inota liaelf.
As woultrful and forblJdlng aa Is
the entire face ol nature In thatvaat
fcrrd tficonffa, It cuuld not entirely
ovirawethe veuturjua-.plrited among
our race, aa at the iwlnt whtru
the fait commenced ita work
of he!ug a raasi,e, n )oung
man an I htj wlfo had made themael via
a cabin houie, where the snow hai
I ein cleared and the natural warruth
of the toll ha 1 actually enabled thtui
toraUe vtgetablta. A atrange location
to make nu ablilmr t Ucu in truly, and
ct theyreemed to preftr It to any
other, ltallireateaatralnof thought
width luhihtai well bu derailed tint
aa laat. Ihe Icaauru of tho eiejitHll
tlon at aeelng their own kind In audi
an out of (he way aput was not In tho
least dlinlnlihtd by the aldltlonal
pre-ence of a few wteks old baby, horn
to the hapiy couilu lu their atrangu
habitation.
It waa, on the who.!, a trying anl
hazsrdouatrip, tucli aa no onn ofthe
tarty laanxlotia to repiat. Mr. liar
low, through whoao affability we ob
talncdthraedata, la now In thla illy,
having arrlted here dliectly from Ida
trip, afew da) a ago, Hla wlfo haa
Joined him here and they will remain
till firing, wl.cn lie may undertake
something In tho line of exploration In
Jess rlgoroua locallth-a. llu apeaka
with tho tri t dom and llueucy uf a man
ot talent and education and evidently
Is a matter of Ida calling.
Tler.ire 1 uu lie I Vew et ' llouka,.
Don't fall to call at 81 Connuerilal
lllock anl tuvittlgate mytheiksya
teui nf nccciinta It liaa betn In u.u
from elx montha to a ear In a nuui
I er of well knuwil bualneaa houaes,
among whlrh aru the Ksrla furidturu
Co , Johnton, Pra t Co , the Utah
Bugsr Co and Joeeph Hlmon Ax Co ,
any one ul whkh will tcetlfj to Ita de.
ettfed ndantagouvir the old method.
Aiiynumtcr uf our lart,e Mrma hau
placid ordira for the llrat nf January,
and ly that time It will U In u.u In not
leia than 25 of uur largtat bualnera
llOUlea, IlAIUU 11. IIIUJWM,
Actouutant,
f 1 and 60 Comruirclal lllock.
ntablli.lui lhS dwAa
Waiittd, Balikiutu uerynliiro for
nt w metal ef t clalllt s for buil m aa men,
nl.u allu llnu fur dniinmere, llgpa).
at lid for atmrlea at mice.
iwui.iir Mro.to.
d.at in Park it w, N, V.
Sirc ilmant or mgli, Ifsullerol to
pr s inn r ulh lu an lucurnblt
i inr ul ir lu g Irmille "f roan's
i.ru,icAii.f Iiocim ' gle luatiutrullof.
V DELICIOUS
Flavoring
Extracts
NATURAL FRUIT FtAYORS.
Vantlln ) Of perfect purity.
Lemon -I Of rrreat atrength.
Afmond "f "'"""""y ""
RosoetC-fJ rlav"' n0 dalloatoly
nnd do'lcl jiialy na the f roah fruit.
AMI IICMIvMH.
SALT LAKE THBATIUJC
ciua b. Iilmtom . ... Utxtai.
MONDAY ..AND" .TUESDAY
lK1 Mill 117th uml Mb. '
The Crii tatitb 1 rofcirr tad lura Cart (or
SWT" THE SUCCESSFUL COMCOr.
IroA lh Utrdn Tbfklrv, Ntr Tprk,
DR. BILL!
irr xixitxin a.otu.
THU rtHOOIlDl
sprnio Minira IV i'tm.
ea-xio MtllltN IV liiMinv,
SPTIIII miiui-iiv M vt tome,
rrtatnlatbyan LCrLllr LUllI'VM.
I'pleea, J.)r. loe, Tir, tl,
X1I3C1 AVl'llAOTIOWl
;itiHMi:itiin.ti).v'iiaM
Tbras Nuhta aait aalurdar alaliaae.eooi.
inearing llaraiatirr Uth
Hui'iiBToinni
TliUTlillr, 1IIK 111 IKltAII
mur rritvtiur
MalaiJajr, IlKACOx 11UIII5
ltlti,r,MW,-v (1 lalaolaaalibfilai
ttiilnaijar liiremi creib
WONDER LANpj
JOHW WARD, King of Smko Charmrrt.
MADAME flEYNOLDS, Tho lron-Jad
Woman; and along Hit of Brilliant
Attraction i.
lOo, ADMISSION. lOo.
WHY THE DESERET NEWS SHOULD
DE SUBSCRIQCD TOR IN
PREFtHENCE TO ANY
OTHER TAPER.
1. It l Ui Organ nf tho Churc'j of
Jpftut CIirlt of Ial(eri1ny SIut, riiJ
tho authorticvl inMlum through wlilch
tlM)lWH, wUboiiUat Jutnictiotiof tho
Oliurch Auihorltfet re cti-rot!t nl
glTtu to tho Salute.
S. It may nln-ajra bo rcllfrl i pon ai 1
vomtlDR or (UfinJInj tho rUht to uf
ty'vry emotion prvptr for puhlloJuurnuU
tutr(uluiun.
8. It t iU ctfd to tho IntiHf ti of tht
Ittffrtl y Hlnt an 1 La, f torn It lncc
tln.i, j.itlyiWciiJcO thftlr ilnUtttua
n-tvopaUHt llio rhiriplvi Ju which thy
Ullnrj mil ctry lsltrUy Kulot
h.ml 1 thertfuro fwt tinliroMI(allou' to
do Ui urt In ht-lliij( to ui-, t.i i lu
1 It li not j utllNl f 1 fbr itilatlon,
and novir h 1-crn, tut fr tho rmi
hhh It H vniMhlo (f . rttupll-slilnj; tho
I mill, if any thero tw ilrrhM from It,
MnirtletDtM to oaten lint; lu l hero of
tiMtfulneM, and btntllttlnR tho cum
t nu nit).
t. It li ililns lt uttnoit to ciUUI.li
homo lii-Juttr!, nmonit which are ixfr
iimlftug ami tyftunJlnjr, Urcut plni
and elL-ctrotj) luff tranche neery
to Iho ilorrh i ment mil ludf (urtuleiK-o of
thoiviiiniunlty, hut whlJi, ilurltitf their
Inftimy (which In tlili Territory thry
luo nut yt t iAkeil)t tun mily to carried
uu Ht a iecutiUry Iom.
fl. Thtro liiiodiinprof MiyuUcrltr
totbeNiwa UUlrx l Kvt Utho mib
Mrltvi for thronsh failure of tlm t un!nei
anl h Huvjmualou vt iho j iitllotlion-n
rtviiltlu tho cams of hun hod-, of nowi
pm-ir entaro every tar.
7, It i now prlnkMl throughout In new
and rcaiUtla tye, no thut eeu tho i;od
can erutvo It m Ithont ttliTltulty vt danser
lu their tyo-alghl.
P. ltlifVfn from oljcvllonahloahir
tUomeiiU, no that no imront noed tiar thut
Uichlttrcnwltt lno their mtnlt u r
rupto.1 from liavtn,; HCCtxt tu It, lu fact,
Itrtfu-Hirt tlioutmndt of dolliin worth of
the Ut I..j Ins a h crtUcmcntt at inimll) ,
Ikh tuny It U tlovok 1 to the mural nnd
1 IrUuaMiiteretUofll-t rcnderahutvihluf
tu Etttlnit kIii ut thtlr eijcnt(c ,
U. IttiieUnot rcituUtM ty public
ojlnlon nor tho hope of K'Olnff miI
acrlUrooradertIMiiiontJi. U od0(ittr
that Hhkh Ik rltfhl mil iitndcmm thd
which I wrtmut r.ifurdlu4 uf irmilU,
iluancUl or oUieri,lo.
10 It nocr nauHeoUa lt reader ly
pain lug ml eoluuiQa of cltpralo fur
uo, lieiui
11, Tho Nkh iractlfTi no iHplIoii
uut ricorU tonu auhterf.iiCH to Imltuo
j-eupto to vuWrllioi tut oil tho contrary,
I iffurn to atun 1 on t' own lucrlti m tho
I I oi tM'tiHpiiKjr, Mlth i romUoonly
tt do lu utimnt lu glto ll jvitrona tho
tall nIuo of thtlr nioiie,- u prumi.o
whhh tt lm endo.it orod to faithfully
koeplu th pitt.
12. Incomliulou, IfaLattor-dayHjlnt
mil ntlor 1 to milwrrlUt for only ono nvr
paj-cr, thut jmi-cr ahoul 1 to the Usvcni t
Sr-WHj til If inoro than quo, Iho .Nt.
th mid luturliibly ho tho flrkt,
iticuiruov uaimi
lt OMo, 3 Mo. 1 Mo
Jityt loou j w iio 51 oj
VcMMIWij, 3 00 171 1 DO ,U
ItrttrttMcektj, JW 130
Mr iw nil Communkatlona to
.UiL ULSI HITNI Ni CO,
ball LukuCil;, LUlv.
Z C. M. I.
WE DO NOT INTEND TO MOVE
Dut wo Must nml Will Movo Our
Cntlro Stock of
CLOAKS, GOATS, GAPES, GAfiMERlTS.
And all our
NOTEM DfflS GOODS.
Wo shall thoroforo Soil this Lino
at a
330:rV.A. 1Tii13 ItEDUCTIOA'
or
25 PBPS CET
Aa la woll known,
OCR P11IC.ES 7VRJLALL
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES!
So that
EVERY PURCHASER CAN SEE FOR THEMSELYES
What thoy nro Duylntr and tho Prlco.
t. a. -wuuann. Hum.
FALL and WINTER GOODS
AT
& I IMllillIEII I -4 i4
FllLLY I'llllMRED TOR ALL DIIlItt'DS.
OVERCOATS at Popular Prices.
Men's Full Weight Winter Suits.
Carpets, Blankets and Rugs,
Boys' School Suits Bottom Prices,
Visitors Invited. Call and Examine.
FUIilI HUI'l'IaV OK
BOOTS, SHOES AND ItUBBEltS
lllirAT lltlltlllH AT
. TEASBEI$
M FRASER CHALMERS, KS
U O. TIU:NT, Halt Iinlte 01 tj, Utah,
GcutriaJ Wr-itern Mnnngcr, Ilolonu, Montana.
ivriNirco iXA.ciiirfiDi.Y,
.IDQERWOOD HOISTINQ ENQINE3,
ELECTRIC MOTORS4i
31ootrlo laifjht Plauto,
(.xninra, iioilkus, elevatohs, haw aniit-3.
I.OUOMOUVUL HXILUU UOTOUa, fl&
EME! BMg EELJii '
2Vi tmerttl tnllet h Hint tin JMtpn Grocery ami ult Owi
jHiaj tarty tltourybnttwdi In their line (o I Juuiul unyirhtnin
Hit city, nml that , cdiiijIiiI Kith the courteuut trtatmtiit 011J oMtpliiu
manner) o 1ti tr mletmen, make It one of fie mnst nltractlee pluetl 0
tuslneu Oi toim. We tin lie our frtemiiwul the fiuilh fienerully -'
call and tee for themuhet
JAS. SAVIll-E. I rsr.sj.rroM r lit. I D" S EMERY'
M3.M.BAPL0W. I """""" " I fcH.WMLM.
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