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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04
MONUMENTS At GETTYSBURG.
The Beautiful Stones Erected by the
NInetfeth PennsyIvania.

The Beautiful Stones Erected by the
Ninetieth Pennsylvania.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, Sept 4.-'rhe survivors
Of the Ninetieth Pennsylvania regiment
dedicated two of the most striking monu-
ments on this battlefield. The first, which
marks their position on the right Of the First
corps line at the Mummasburg road, is a
granite representation of the body Of a
monster oak tree, with arms and accoutre-
ments, shield, cannon ball and other orna-
ments in bronze, and the shattered trunk en-
circlad with an ivy vine OF the same mater
ial. The second monument. a. Xieglsr's
grove, their position on the second ani third
days Of the battle, is an ar.isacaiiy orna-
mented die, surmountad with a granite
drum on which ress a brcnz5 eagle with
wings spread.
The exercises were openod with prayer by
Rev. J. X. Demarest, OF this place Lieut..
Hillary Boyer delivered both 10 the Battle
field Memorial association, s. McSWope re-
ceiving them. Col. A. J. Sellers, who COM
manded the regiment In this battle, delivered
the Grafton. The chaplain OF this regiment,
Rev. Horatio Howell, was the only chaplain
killed in the battle.
The Tenth New York infantry have 10
Gated position for their monument on Meade
avenue, near the scene Of Picketts charge.
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EAREwELL To MIDDLE aAss.

Gen. Harrison Packs His Grip, Shakes
Hands All Around and Sails Away.
MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, o., Sept 4-Gen.
Harrison was out on the water in his boat
before 0 o'clock yesterday morning, appar-
emily determined 70 get the benefit OF tho
lake air during the few hours remaining of
his stay at tho island After breakfast be-
accompanied Annie Foster, Miss Doyle, ee
Toledo; Miss Clark, Of Louisville, and
Private Secretary Miller, and crossed on the
steamboat Ganges to Putin-Hay. He did
not land, but returned to the island, packed
bis sachels, and had dinner, after which the
cottagefs assembled in tie main hall of tbs
club house and bade him good-by. Tho gem
eral shook each by the hand He loft ON hin
private steam yacht for TUedo.
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P. o. Box aa5. wilmington. y Del.
I,RIENnS, eCHOnI.
LTCENsE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE., SARAH e. LEGG, THE
~ tenant Of the house situated at No 124
Market street, in the Sixth ward Of the city of
Wilmington, county Of New Castle and State
of Delaware. in compliance with the require
ments of the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing TO the
Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware IN ana
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the llth
day of September, A. d., lsSs. being the next
term of said court, for license for said house
as an inn or tavern for the sale therein OF IN
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens OF said ward
recommend the said application. viz:
J b. Ragey, Edward White,
Joseph Mellor Thomas DOnnelly,
Cuesta Mcconnell, Harry Mcconnell,
G.. B. Underwood. John Jenkins,
Charles w. Stigers, Peter NJ. Stuart,
Louis Winkler, ). II. Chanv wick,
John Cuddy, stephen Holland,
Oliver II. Courtney, Wilmer IL McEirOy,
j, +. Reynolds, Frank Mcllhenny,
Il. J Fougeray. Alec Mhitcraft,
William Buck; y Fighter.
William Springer, Charles Thomas.
SARAH Il. LEGG.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept A. Thirty
seven new cases Of yellow fever and two
deaths from that disease were reported to-
the board Of health yesterday. The deaths
were DIR. w. l. Baldwin and George Tyler
a clothing salesman Among the sick ara
A. w. Cockrell, leading lawyer; DR. Con
Williams, druggist; Theodore H. Willard.
Esq, and Q. b. Rogers. wholesale druggist
Total cases to date, 295; total deaths, SO
Following Is a full list OF the new cases re-
ported: Hattie Ferry, Mrs Ferry, Herman
Platte, Mrs. James o. Phannel and child.
James A. Dairy, Mrs M. c. Corwin, Frank
Corwin, George Corwin, George Cole, Will
lam Arid, r Freze w. X Fem, G Bene-
dict Rogers, Dr. Con Williams, W. f. Nc
Cam, Eugene Williamson, Louis Bock Ed
ward r Pierson, #. Jones lcoloredl, Mrs G.
Owston, Mrs Marvin, Richard Oldham, T.
ii. Willard and his colored servant, George
Riler, Joseph l. Stem, H. Plntt, William
Green (coloredl, Mrs. Mary Riley, john
Hedlin, w. w. Cockerell and J. s. Finegan.
O. l. Keene, J. r. Dryand and wife, and
I. g. Wimarth, are reported progressing
favoraby. Some physicians arc being ad-
monished by the board of health for delay In
reporting cases. A heavy rain. cooled the
air considerably, but the dampness Is NOS
favorable To the sick. Nurses are instructed
" be doubly viglant at this time, as re-
lapse would be fatal The sanitation COM
mittee last week had 400 men go thoroughly
over the locality previously covered, and the
work Of making the city clean will be kepA
up without ceaslng. The committee are
striving to devopulate the city, but Sundays
train carried only seventy persons out This
committee win try to get list Of those Will
ing to Leave, and aid them to obtain trans
] portation, II possible.
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FKaEAEDIsA, Fla, Sept A--Dr Wisa.
who was sent here by Surgeon General
Hamilton, says that the death Of Mr. Mer-
riwether was not from yellow fever, and
gives the city a clean bill OF health. He
compliments the city on its cleanliness and
says its sanitary regulations are good Tele-
grams from neghboring towns are hatter-
ing and encouraging. Plant City has noa
had single case OF sickness of any kind
since Aug. 2L
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The standard Considered Too Fresh.

LONDON, Sept. Tho Pail Mall Gazstte
denounees The Standard for its violent ut
terances on the fisheries question, and charges
that paper with outraging that good feeling
which ought to exist between Great Britain
and the United States The Star IT. p
O'Connor's paperl regrets that The Standard
has not followed the example Of the CaxP-
dian ministers, who, while vigorously He-
Tending the treaty, have carefully refrained
from embittering the controversy by Ian
guago Of insult in which The Standard revels.
The American bark in the stress OF politics,
it says, is worse than its bite. The Star
SAYS it does not doubt but that after the
election the fisheries question will be salts
factorily settled.
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A DUEL IN THE DARK.
MIR. Moore Wounded by Burglar, Whom
He shoots In Return.

no rnonAs IN AttNrus
LouIsvILLH, Scot 4--George Moore, n
market gardener living near the city, rose
early in the morning and went to the cellar
for his vegetables. He found the door broken
open. Getting his shotgun, he started down
the cellar steps, though it was before day
ght and dark He had hardly reached the
bottom when there was flash, a report, and
he felt a singing sensation in his left leg
He groped about tryfng to find his assailant,
but the burglar kept still, till finally Moore
rushed TO the door, when he fired again, but
without effect Moore gained the upper
ground, and, turning, poured charge after
charge from his shotgun down among the
barrels in the darkness Finally, his ammu-
milton running nearly out, he called TO his
wife for more, when the burglar made dash
and got several rods away before the gar
dener could aim and fire. When he did
there was a gush OF blood from the burg ari
mock, and he staggered and fell, but he wa
quickly on his fest again and escaped. III
Left his hat and pistol beh;nd.
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wnI An Go 90 tho Fair.

IocKPoRT, N. Y, Sept Al. S. Wood
ward, secretary OF the State Agricultural
society, announces that the candidates for
governor ON the Republican and Prohibition
tickets and Governor Hin will be present at
the state fair, held this year at Eimira from
Sept. II to o. The Hon. Warner Miller will
be present Wednesday, Sept 10, Governor
Hin Thursday, Sept 20, and W. Martin
Jones, Sept. p. This attraction win prove
a strong drawing card.
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BOARDING.
HELP WANTED.

wv ANTED.-GooD. SOBER. INDUS
w TRIOUS canvassers for Wilmington.
Address "Businoss," EVENING JOURNAL
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claims Damages for his Chud's Death.

WEST CHESTER, Sept 4-When the boil
ers of the Edison Electric Light company in
this borough blew up Dec. l6 several persons
were killed. Among them was Hettie Jones.
The child was walking along Chestnut street,
a half square from the site of the works,
when she was struck in The head by piece
Of scantling and instantly killed Her father
has begun a SUIT against the corporation to
+, cover $4,000 damages Hattie was about
l2 years old, and, as is claimed by the prose
cutor was his hOusekeeper.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

CINCINNATI, Sept 4--Iabor day was cele-
brated by the closing Of oil factories and
workshops throughout the city. The great
feature of the day was the parade through
the principal streets In the afternoon Of the
various labor organizations Nearly 10000
men were in line. The procession disbandod
at tho corner Of Elm street and McNickcn
avenue, and the evening was devoted TO
picnics and games on the bin tops
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 4-The Picayune's
Durant, Miss, special says section boss on
the Goodman section left here with his hard
car, the crew with him being three negro
boys from Goodman. The Aberdeen engine
in returning from the junction ran into the
hand car, killing two Of the boys and fatally
iniuring the third
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LABoR's GREAT DAY.
In New York - Profusa Decorations.
Celebrations Elsewhere.


Fifteen Thousand worklngmon In Line
In New York ~ Profusa Decorations.
Celebrations EIsewhcre.
NEW YoRN, Sept 4-'rhe Labor day pa
rade exceeded ths expectations of the most
anguine member OF the Central Labor
union. There were fully 1900 workingmen
in line, and their reception by the dense
crowds that lined tho streets through which
they passed was most enthusiastic
Flags foated from many houses on the
route, and not a few were decorated In honor
Of the paraders The cool, pleasant weather
caused many 10 take part who would not
otherwise have done 40, and for the same
reason the wives, children, parents and other
relatives Of the workingmen came out in Inn
meuse numbers and in holiday attire 10 500
the great labor demonstration
Tho scene at Second avenue and Thir-
teenth street, the startling point of the pa
rnde, and all along Second avenue TO Stuy-
vesant place, where the first turn was made.
was a very impressive one The residents OF
the dcnsoly populated district east OF Sec
ond avenue seemed 30 have temporarily de.
serted their homes and endeavored to pack
themselves into BeoOnd avenue betweeu
Thirteenth street and Btuyvesant place. II
was with difficulty that one could make hi
way along the Sidewalk ON Gather side OF the
street.
The windows. doorsters and every point oi
vantage were crowded with men, women
and children. Everybody was in good hu
NOR, and friendly banterings were ex
changed by those who patiently waited fol
She parade 10 move. IL was noticeable how
few men were 10 be seen under the iniiueuc,
Of liquor, and these few were mostly drunkeI
wrecks who had long since fallen from th,
ranks Of the workers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

BERLIN, Sept 4-Prinoess Sophie, Of
Prussia, sister Of Emperor William, has been
betrothed to Prince Constantine, crown
prince OF Greece. The couple are respectively
Is and 20 years OF age. The betrothal is one
Of the results Of the emperor's visit to Copen-
hagen, Prince Constantine being grandson
of the king OF Denmark.
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LONDON, sert 4-Gen Boulauger is re-
Dol t,d 70 nave arrived at Hamburg and Ia
said to 10 on bis way to Russia via Copenr
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MELBOURNE, Sept A test case in con-
nection with the prohibition Of Chinese i'm
migration to Australia was tried in the su-
preme court The action was that Of a
Chinese immigrant who sued the government
for damages, because be was not permitted
to land The case was tried before full
bench Of judges, a majorit. = whom decided
In favor Of the plaintiff
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Annual volkssrsst.

READING, Pa, Sept 4-Tba animal
volkesfest Of the Reading Canstatter has com
menced here, to continue two days. Phila-
delphia and many other cities are repre-
sented. Mayor Kenney welcomed them, and
President keeblar. Of the Philadelphia
maennerchoir. replied !
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PEORIA, Ius, Sept 4-The Labor day
parade was the largest ever witnessed in
Peoria, the line being over two miles long.
Every union was represented, as well as the
fire department. factories and merchants.
Business houses were profusely decorated,
and all factories closed. In the afternoon
there was picnic at Centi al park
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Rehelllon ln the PhIlIppIne IsIands.

MADRID, Sept 4-The government is in.
formed that an emeute has arisen in the
Phil ppine Islands. Ten thousand Indians
refused to pay the taxes exacted by tho local
government, and attacked the authorities
attempting to collect them IN the fight
which ensued one policeman and a number
Of the rebels were killed. The government
IS alarmsd at the situation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

WooDvIILr, hiss, sept 4-Capt. J. s.
Lewis, editor 0t The Republican here, slaos
and fatally wounded T.. c. johnson in per-
sonal quarrel
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MILWAUKEE. Sept 1.-Two thousand
workingmen, representing all the different
tradesof the city, were in line in the Artisans
day parade. Accompanied by bands Of
music, the paraders proceeded to Schlitz
park, whore speechmaking and games were
the features Of the afternoon celebration.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

Minnie PaImer's Success nt Wauchestsr-
LONDON. Sept 4.--Mnnie Palmer pro-
dueed he now play, "My Brothers Sister, ~
at Manchester last evening. The riece wax
very successful and Miss Palmer was repoar-
odly called before the curtain.
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WEus, N. H., Sept 4-Cen. Clinton b.
Fisk and DIR. +. L. Carr, Prohibition candi-
dates for president and governor, addressed
a mass meeting here. Gen. Fisk then wenh
to Manchester, where the Prohibitionisfa
rendered him a reception.
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workingmen Don't want the Red Flag.
CLEVELAND, Sept. A. labor day was OBJ
served by an unusually large number OF
workingmen's organizations, about 1900
people being IN the parade An association
OF Anarchists, which has been In existence
some four years. joined the parade and were
permitted 20 march in the rear OF tho pro
cession, carrying large red flag, much 70
the disgust Of the workingmen. When they
TO be held the Anarchists attempted 70 hoist
their colors ON n pole over the American
flag The painters and bakers unions pro-
tested vigorously aud small riot en1ued,
six Of the Anarchists being vory roughly
handled Tho police arrived in time TO save
their lives, but they were promptly jailed on
q charge OF rioting
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

ALBANY, Sept 4-John Leslie VOORHEES,
died az Fort Hunter, aged Sc. He was presi-
dent Of the Amsterdam bank, and leaves
$500, 900. He was one of the best known
men in the Mohawk valley, and is the father
Enders and Janss voorhees, Init goods
man, OF Amsierdaul
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KllIed Mhlle Carrlnee RldInr.

PITTsFmLD, Mass, Sept Mrs. John
Freary and two children we're thrown from
a buggy at Hehsdale. One little girl was
killed, and-the other and Mrs Freary were
severely injured
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4-Dr. Frederick
c. Perpente, accused Of completely in the
death Of Miss Andora Troxell, OF Allentown,
Pa, who died July II from criminal NAL
practice, died in Moyamensing prison from s
complication Of diseases.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 4-The boiler
in the Perry stove works, at South Pitts
burg, Tenn, .expl sded, killing M. Donovan,
George Taylor, D. Mills, G. NrnCarter and
VI. b. Plummer A number Of persons were
severely injured
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-09-04

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Sept. 4--Tha
Journals special from Hallock, Mimi, ana
other Red River valley points, indicate that
the frost Of Saturday night has proved dis
astrous 10 the wheat crop.
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nrnrdered III 4 snlonn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 4-Richarf
Gordon was shot in the face and fatally
wounded in John Lovellis saloon. Those who
saw the shot fired refuse 20 give the name OF
the murderer
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
IN application will be made to the Honorable
Ignatius G. Grubh. Associate Justice of the Su-
perior Court Of the State of Delaware, residing
in New Castle County. on saturday. the eth
day OF September, a. D., 1883, at 10 O'Clock in
the morning az Chambers in Wilmington, in
the state and County aforesaid, for the incor-
pOration of the delaware Hedge Company"
the character and objects Of which are 70
manufacture hedge fences and to carry on the
business Of constructing and manufacturing
hedge fences in all the various branches
thereof and to that end 70 have, possess and
enjoy an the rights, benefits and privileges Of
"AnAct Concerning Pri- vate Corporations y
passed at Dover, March 14th. A. D., 1888.
HENRY G. CONRAD.
AfffN for Incnrnnrntnra
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PHfLApEhPHIA, Sept. 4-The state fnir
was opened under favorable auspices Tha
attendance was large, and the exhibits out
numbered any previous effort Of the Stats
Agricultural society.
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LONDON, Sept 4-The illness from which
it was reported Cardinal Manning Is suffer-
ing is due merely to old age.
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Nationalift Demonstration frociAifneo~
DUBLIN, Sept 4-The government has
proclaimed the Nationalist demonstration
which was 70 have been held at Sligo ON
Wednesday in aid of the Parnell defensa
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PrrTsBURG, Sept 4-Ex-Chief Justac@
Daniel Agnew IS lying at bis residence -
Beaver alarmingly i'll with erys.r ssas.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ RAND OPENING s.,,,
Three nights and Wednesday matinee. COM
nnencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, the emi,
nent character actor, DOIiE DANlDsON, ana
the Young and charming actress, miss
RAMfE AUSTEN, supported by an entire new
eompanv Of New York Artists, in Mr.. David
sons new ver7 ion of
"Dr. JekyIl and Mr.. HYDE"
Or, GOOD AGAINST EVIL.
Thursday and Friday evenings, September 8
and n MRS. REDMUND and MRS. THOMAS
BARRY. in the emotional drama, "HER-
RIINE.
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LONDON, Sept Anime. Adelina Patti
Nicolini arrived at Plymouth from her
South American tour.
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INSTRUCTION.
SHoRT-HAND AND TYPE-wRITING
- SCHOOL.

CHORT-HAND AND TYPE-WRITING
- SCHOOL.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Board OF Trade Rooms, Exchange Building,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SITS.
The above school will reopen September 3,
1883. Both sexes admitted. 4 number of young
ladies and gentlemen have already been en-
rolled. No additional charge for instruction in
type-writing. No text books used, students
being instructed FROM lays Shorthand
compendium. which is conUeled by former
pupils to be far superior tn any other method
of instruction. Terms reasonable. For full
~. FAY. Stenographer.
p. o. Box S25 Wilmington. Del.
MISS GERTRUDE G. HARLOW. a. b.,
NJ lCornelD viii reopen her school on SEP
TENDER ~, 1SS3 assisted by Miss Ncllie
Heston. There are three departments -l'ri-
mary. intermediate and College Preparatory
classical and Scientifc) Special classes in
History, Literature. Rhetoric and Eiocution
will be formed for young ladies and gentlemen
during the year. The number of pupils is lim-
tied to fifty. Applications may be made now at
l10 w. Sixth street, or, on and after Septem-
Der u. at the school, 301 w. Twelfth street.
THRIENDs' SCHOOL,
Il Fourth and West Streets.
VIII reopen 9th month (Septemher), 10th, 1898.
Primary. intermediate and Academic De-
partments. The principal will be at his office
after 9th month. Sd.
Catalogues al g. #. Thomas g. Co.'s.
ISAAC T. JOHNSON, Principal.
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REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE QUARRYMEN.
IN For sale cheap, and on easy terms, con-
veniently-located lot with stone quarry
already opened. Apply TO PIERCE q BEh-
son, 3 West Seventh Street.
NOR SALE.-THE 3-STORY BRICK
Il building, 407 +. Fourth street,to close an es-
tate. II. b. DUNCAN, Executor, No. ia Mar
ket street.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANRERs AND BROKERS
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.

Stocks bought and sold In the New York,
sion.
Letters OF credit given, available in all parts
the world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France, Germany and Switzerland issued.
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LOST AND FOUND.
STATE or DELAWARE,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
All persons who are liable to pay a state tax
for the manufacture Of spirituous and alco-
holic liquors for the year 1885 and 1887 as
required by Section 6, Chapter 3Sf, Vol Is,
Laws of Delaware, are hereby notified to settle
at once or the matter Will be placed in the
hands of the attorney-general.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Etafn Treasurer
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ONE CENT.
Tightening 6 6 It's Grip.
Decided Increase in the Num-
Der of Fever Victims.
THIRTY.sEvEN CASES YESTERDAY

srore Prominent Citizens Prostrated-TH-
creased Precautions and Efforts at De-
populatJon--Two More Deaths--Doctorm
Chided for Delaying Reports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-09

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