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Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
tcorab og Snlcglt.
Ten lie Gitcbsr, 1889.

Sra Jairen.
geo @0Is oi 9irstterer ialSt aOoost
sda 5slsenoe:
Ges 2arSen, SiGbldne; $ VI Wos'
t.,s. gurr Dot; 8. 81. Brrtun, Orleans;
u. 3. 7brmo&, Canoe; @brifoper
Gper8, @la mech; Ger. R, Snmpbrsp,
aireslu; 9. . aope, galmar; Q. z,
9orsput, RabiIOn; g. s. WcGnfer,
srantuine; 6. sdoomoter, Rilitarp;
Spiesb SpImes, Sodicr; Senrp @in'
sa'r. Ssspsr; s. 9. 9oitdm, 5rsemoHt
G. pin Soppsr, 8leoiant; s. Sspsl,
9c:r1b; u. Sceoblcn, Springfield
8. s. e6rupsr, BLOOMFIELD; 9cnia
arunm, 8oibtrstOn; 8. s. Sopper'
fiabt, GUNNER; gbas. Ne9GuSblin
8li iron.
SprtIoost ns artaset,ot Der fra DE
cpra6 8p 1fat o1lsss 2 8ireftprer Her
eub Isr. 8aIste iom %iaabanne blei
Scbn Curtin "a VI. M. Ysrip
Gta ct eiter Sairen at Winnesheil
County Agricultural Society afbOlo
Rebe bt luitsbes, of Sirmaet 2eRop a
8olIeau uobetoles $4O0 for ben 5srite'
SalbIiqrms' Experiment. bptlfet 30
ttn omnffobsrsoe Gum, cs $50 til no
aiiter peb ben raiie SYftisnins, oa 5ale
fijqims N,tcriamen lille bible arbelot
bpurfcr 2t&rp bubbe Of bale neo lam
men nieo 8onpnsn.
Sch @innsibeif Go. Sair | Secora
intioess Der paa en- Dog Deb Snbsanss
purten / Gntre s1647.95; ialt inofor
Der amber ben belle fulfilling $297S,2t
Sch Scporb 60. Sair | Gresco to
be mo i 7idetS en- ehfelt Dag $ll7S
G5; Jolt ubsjorbs Snbtasterne$27O4,S 81
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
WuHfifole | Secorab.

Dor lille gp fan allerebe MI rOIe iis
at fine mango Os fore Stoler, Tom bar
eiort Haonet 9ecorab flenot pibeu ON,
os life minbt blunot ppre 9anosmanb
| bette 2ano. Wen iflSnt 9ecOrnb of
lerebe MI meb Reite fan fables en- Of
Seitens fore Sfolebper, Iaa ct Der bog
Sum for flere Gnfalter, ia, man fan pel
meo COB @runb fise, at netpp ben Sms
itanbisbeo, at Der iamles en flor
Wansbe lln9oom Der | 8pen peb be
mango Stoler, b9reri fig Ell Spfororius
til Sprettellen at iaaoanre andre Sniff.
t%utioner, Der fan trade ubfplbenbe til be
alereSe b~sitaaenoe StOler, iaa at be
Gutter Us Siger, ium fommer berben
for at faa fin SfUlebannslie, fan faa en-
fulo Ftanbis llooaurelie / ale Retniuaer.
Oct er bel bisie SsriBa, Tom bar
paret beppsenoe til Oprettelien af ben
Nfnitlfole, Der ifal aabHes GET / 8pen
ben l5Se Sttober. Srunois Wuffuuz
oerot'n'ns er ct Iaa pistist Clement /
ben ~foleissenoe llnsooms, os ba iier
ben foineelise 9els, Oporaselie, at Der
paa bette Steb ipnes at pare al mulia
Spfororins til at uprette en- Stole, bpor
en- srunois muiitalf l~ooannelIe fun
sipes.
Sheen til Oprettelieu al en- WuHffole
Der | Bpen - man bill enonu life pRre
iaa anmasisnbe, at ma ~ben9pner Sto.
len meb bet bsittlinsenbe 9apn WuRts
fon'erpatortum, - er uosaast fra 8roz
fesfOr Saloor Sonior, 9arer / MuIit
oeb 9utber college % mango af bore
2e'ere befienbt fra be 8oncerter, hporz
oeo ban bar optraabt. 8roiesior San.
ION, Der bar fact i'm muiitalfe uobans
nellie Deb Muiiffonieroatoriet / Chicago,
bpor bans fornemite Sag par 8iolins
ipil, os Tom bar marseaaris guelIe Tom
sarer baaSe | Bilmdr. Riun., % Der
8ecorab, bill bliue Sopebet for benue
Nufffole. s 5orbinoslie meo Muiit.
ifolen bill Der psiaa bliue en- Gibeltne
for 3esnins os RatertanIt, iua at Der
bill blioe anlecnins for gleoerue til en-
mere aliiois funitnerif rlocannelis.
Som $jalp rlnoeruisninsen / gang,
Blano os Ralsrfunit bar grofssio,
Snn'on fifrst fig fslsenbe 2eterinber
Nrs. montgomery, @iIs Great %
gRiis 8eaper. Nae bisie Samer bar |
lang lib nnberoiit / fine Sas % G,
bleone meset fOrSelastis betjenote ION
2ererinter.
Seune NufffOls er en- gripatan'
ftalt, men bet sr pel life urimeliat al
tanfe fig. at ben meo Iiben oil inblem.
mes 2utber College Tom en- afbelina
Of benne Gntalt. Rufffolens 5or.
fanber, 8rof. SuniOn, psbbliper frem.
oeles mso i'm unoerOisnins u,b gollesst
ReSlemnerse al StOlens DIRECTION Ell
fOruosn Sanipn Yrciesiorerne 9arien,
Seque, @asistb % gOtbne. Ruff,le,
cerne oil usiaa faa benptte autbsr Col.
lesss Gal, naar GOllssets 8psninser
l'sleu bar reif fig, til fine Rscitals, %
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
StDr Slotbranb | Sresto.


Sibfte 9orsbae Rat cpoasebes Der
Sltlss | O. 8. 8elIrss Ba9bpsnins
bppr 9ufalet fprrtiten bsnpttes for Ro'
oehnneel os Tom Mniit Store. Sloen
CRIB roftt ON fig % fog mart Seien
up,btper poa bseee Siber al Main
Sirett. Ser blafte en- it9rf 8inb, %
be raIenbe 2rer fortarebe IS Sn3niHs
ger poo @thfbm at @aten os Z paa
Ef1ioen; Der fan n9pnes Goiparo DRY
@oobs Store meb "Sbb Stlcps SaD",
Times Office, Bolts Onturet, Meper'
tons MRbeltarbsI, geable's samle
$tft Office ps mango andre. Gonsre'
aaiiOral airfea rebbshes meo flor Nn.
Trereeiie. De, irm bar tabt melt
berne $4,000 Cellars Sloetranb, er
Ssisenoe: &as. @oiuarc, $4,000,
Gsinrarce $4,000; u $. gnuarb, 3ob
SIC, 900 pna 8~psnin9er % 8arer, Iss
i~urarce % rtbbsoe @arer $4,000; q,
Neperbsr, Tab $4,000, Gsiurance %
rebbtoe 8arfr s5, 600; 8. 6. Smith,
The Times, Cab $4,000, Insurance
8 1000; q. s. aellOss, Tab $1,000,
irssu Gsiurorcs; gR, .. 9Oplittle, 6.
2a,pIrw. Mrs. Gong, 8unfs & Son,
Ruberforb & Sobnicn, Mrs. Cole %
slutre bar ltbt ~bstpbelise Tab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
feiisnbe.


aRr. Tufp fra g5ic1ss bar meb 5a'
mile ipm ieoranlist tilbrast fin Com.
merferis Der hos Slestuiuse os 8euHer.
S Ranoass itprsoe ban autien biem.
rper.
0trs. 8. 6. Subnion fra Ct. 8aul
meo fin WoSer or bsrnebe paa 8siss
bOs R. .. 9alpeps Samilie.
Stuoert VI. Sottab, Der eIsrs
rpbUlosr zig | California, bar / CONNER
prret tjemme poa ct lnusere Beiss Dos
iiue Slastninse | Omesnsn af 9seurab.
Oct oil slaoe bans mango @enner at
bsre, at bans SeIbrso er | Bebrins. 8
Nanbuss oHusbe ban % ct fort 8eIss,
Or. Suer G0sfub Of Wabsl,
Miun., en- al be fgrite Settlere / Sill
mere gounip, afusbe os ct fort 8sigs
fSfie llse CO ips meb fig "BOiten."
= Scba .. 2inbe af &teseplp iaa
inbom til os asrbds % bstalte I'm Sub
iiriptipn for lobe Gong.
- Nrs. Sanion al Sanespirls, gis..
bar tilbrast nosle Tiger | Heiss boz
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
sc 0otitie "3il abOnneuterne" b
isrfte Sibe.
SIoebrano I Caledonia,
Miun.

Ssnbas WOrseu uobrsb Slo Rt.
Sprasuss Slod, iom nebbranote, %
9losn i~orpfanteoe Zig til 9bomas Gb,
bOtts8 psuinser toersouer 8aben, boit,
oaia1 reobrenote. Be Sfaoelibte e.
". .. sprasue $4,000. Sprasue gru. /
garsbsbOlonins $4,000, &, e. Dahl
5arbpare, SO, 500, Stenstrup & 9gm
meraaien $500, arsus Office 50, 500
GbbOtts 8psuinser $1,000. Gsiurauo
| bet Sele $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
SHNuei8 | 9niieu.

QtRon, Tom MI paa Fsre SteSer ba,
utmQrfst fig psb fine 8ulIpns Sptis'
uirsec % fine 5albRiarms 0alinser,
fOreios for roste Gage fiben en- iaabur
/ Breton, Minn. aIe 9ilIfuere iattt
T,e 8ris paa bans 8rOitaiipner, at bar
blsO ,nsassret til at sipe ct 9ocupo Der
fs'aenbe GGs. Sln fl ben Gulerniue
en- Sienfo,irnber, nsmlis Sranf 9fp9er,
Der nisnt eet por bennes fsrite 5oriss
iiil,e Jig uSmarfet berfru. Gwpsr e,
fra III Of ct SIdss 2uft' glsrf for 81
Rop. 8rirci2aleu astsr at befare pit
mps'rrsn reSei Wsrieo, mebens 7uge,
Opertussr Sorretninsen | Minneiotes oe
Safotas bsiere ReSiorer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
smsrterne peb ct granoIaar iii

bres naiten siebltffeiis peo Srusen a
Chamberlains Pain Balm, ~besforubes
sisnsiuer bet burtis be b~eifaoiseoe 3elt
here's iunbe Ttlftanb os furerer benz /
fortere lib enb nosen anben Webiciu.
Spis 8ranbiaaret lite er mere END al
minbelist alporlist, pil Der life blips
npget afr eftef. Bet er es{aa ~uunnbar.
list for 5rofble9ner. (Sttober).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Sctorab 9inomple Gpmpani

bar faast en- aOmpusnon ! SIR. O.
%. Benn, Der Ifal bore en- iislbsn bps'
tis os e%rfaren Wano | Gli, bpab Der
ansaar at iua iaabanne sebisue Ruiti'
ner aiiat. 9ecOrubs8 inbmsle pinbe,
iisrre os itsrre Terr9n % Gnerfjen'
belize. bpOr ben iuinser fig.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02

fine Spralore SIR. os Rrs. o. o. Ru'
FAB. Csiaa SIR. SuniOn Tom op iibte
llse % iilbruste nosle 9ase Der.
- GRiis @rdcs Wai3 er paa 8eiss
rppe | Rouitique, Wjd buOr 8rOoeren
8ia Marib er | 8anfiorretnins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Wolfte bleD alOrig af meb I

Wolfte bleD albrig af meb IT'D
Yenge. 5eltmarifalf MOlite hapce ID
iimpel Sberft ben eienoommelise Sam
at, adar ban ipiite | Officersmssien, I'd
ban altib peb Maaltibsts 8espnbslis h
ii @ulbfptfer ps losbe benz psb Gid
al TaIerfenen. Haar Maalttoet I'd
ilut, puttebe ban isien 8ensene / Son
men.
&ammeraterne beTuttebe at ipsrd
bam, buab Reninseu bermeb Ifulbe patl
$50, iuarece WOltts, "lise iiOsn
tom inc peb Resimentet, bar ies lasI
Rarte til, at 5ruentimmer, 8ortipil 4
SeIte uosioroe bet eueFe SamtalesmrS
uso 8'roet, os ies bsitemte mig berfH1
til, at ben Of goer, iom bespubte en- o1
bentlis Samtale, italos faa be ii 9aII
fptfer.
Wen ies er snbnu albria bleust
meo mine 8ense.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
3en peinofrattife So. Son'
Ocuttou

msbte | Guurtbuiet fisfte 2srbus. M
s. Garter 5ormano % Semp 8oeo'
ruff Seftetar for Mgbet.
Gonpentiunen beluttebe, at, naar be,
bar mere enb en- Ranoibat for ct Gmbe'
be, ifuloe 8alset afsisres peb Stemme'
ieoler.
8eo fsrite Gfaemnins for 2esislatur'
msblem baooe SatOb Sswsl 81 ct. oe
Senrp geser 20. Sioitueunts trat ft
tilbuse, cs Semsu ralstes meb Gttla'
nation.
8eo fsrfte Brsueaftemnins for Sbe'
riff fit Jrant Seaoinston SO, Die Roro'
saarb A, % Better SEMEN IA Stem'
mer.
8eo 3bie Gfitemnins III Ssabinstor
os Norbsaarb Al Simmer boer, rs Der
Abe Gfitemnins fit Seabinston 36 oe
Rorbsaarb 60 Stemmer, bporpeo Sioit'
napnte erflareSes nomineret.
Sep fsrite a%fitemnins for 60. 8ass
Isrer fl u. 8. 8rrfpneu IS Stemme,
% 3. &. Slad Is. @sb anoen Nj.
ftsmnius fit 8rtpnel 81 Stemmer Oe
eifl9rebes nomineret.
9an Shea npminersoes ueb amber
Iitemuins meb 76 Stsmmer til Stoles
superintendent gmbeoet. Sans mob.
ianoioat bar Wr. glart al Osiaa.
Eli Co. Guoitors Gmbeoet nominerebt
8. 81. Sled enitemmis.
I'll County Surneppr npminerebes
Or. q. Rleiu; til Coroner Or. s. .,
Mcgndnsp.
Som 9elesatsr til Senatorial Con-
BENTON oalstcs:
6. o. Warlotu, W. Sotstter, Subu
9ecup. Senrp Ylser, 9. 6. Suusen,
Senep 8oubruff. 6. 5. Seaniid, 5. "
8iselou, 6. %. @ieiun, M. s. Garter,
9. 8. Bierion.
Som 9slesater til Suoicials gonuens
tiOnen oalstes:
s. u. 8iseluu, Gbas Spbrtp, 6. s.
Ulcers, s. Sir9sns. 6. s. Senni'd, M.
s, Garter, SEQ. Ybiiter, Z. Rcgranss
8. .. 8oObruf, SOitetter, 6. q. Wars
lpip.
I'll Meblem Of 8oarb Of Superui.
for for 2oet Difritt ncminerebes 8. "
Siefius, % for ste 9itrift Rarpe Sil.
bsrtisn.
Sin compliment. 9rusaiitsn: "Ssa
bill lite ialse DEM Rorfin ubsn 8s'
cept. Seq er banse for at labe Dem
ba Sen.'
aunbeu: "Ser leg ba no Tom sr
Wanh, Der fan bile besaa Selumorb? p
9russifen: "9et pes ies life. @sr
bet furefOmmer mig, at, bpis ies iaa ub.
iom De sisr, bible iss fsle apft til q,
tase mig ~aioase."
DIR. Glapton Yalmer fra Yleaiant
&icse, Ohio. bar ! ouer rs Var plasei
al Piles. Gan flyer: "ies bar facet
mere 2inbrins at Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment END ai noset anbei
Wiobel, ies bar brust, % leg bar brust
mango Slass. Seq er bra isieu, unb.
tasen alSen; % ies trOr, at iss met
9ioen oil blipe fulbfanbis frif isisn
peb at BRUCE bette Ointment. Seq er
Oinis til naariOmbslf at aHasse Bib.
nestpro ON bets 5crtrinlisbeb."
(Ottober).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Naben~ &orreiponoance.

8an ifpsen af "9scorabsB Soften
2aiere sienHem 8laoet unoerrette I'd
ON, buab SlasS 9arb Der oil bliue aaI
net for Settlement | Winneiota, os 1
bet bliper aabnet ibpf? M. 9. g..
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Gn gammsl prominent milit1

Gn gammsl prominent militi
Saarlege | ben sitlise Del at So1
blso talbt bort fra Sismmet neg
9ase. TIMBER bans Grapar blsu en-
bans 8srn baarot furfislet, os aurI
fisbte en- SLATE Chamberlain Coul
Remedy for bet. Sc sar iaa pei !
frsos meb bette WiObsl, at be til
fielise gioer fIsbte Here 5laIfer. q
iasoe, at ban buuoe bapt griarins 4
at bet Dor en- af be beofte Nteoiciner
5orflslelie, os at ban bapoe aloris /
nosst, Der tom narmere ct Specific I
bette (DttOber)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25
CONVENTION CLOSED.
Award for Printing Postage
Stamps.
SUBSCRIPTION
GUARANTEED.
Gage Retiring from the Hotel Richelieu-The
Forger's Trial-Boiler Explosion
Tenants Defense League.

New YORK, Oct. 24.-In the Episcopal
convention the proposed canon on deacon
esses was adopted as follows: Unmarried
women, of devout character and proved
fitness, may be admitted to the Office of
deaconess by any bishop of the church,
DR.. Goodunn's canon was read. The canon
is in reference to the petition of foreign
churches. The report gives in detail its
reference to the government of the church.
Rev. Davenport, of Springfield, attacked
the report and charged Rev. Nevin with an
attempt to establish a foreign bishopric
with possible headquarters at Rome. An
acrimonious debate followed. The canon
was adopted offered by the committee.
The report of the committee on the petit
ton of the colored clergy was taken up. A
warm debate ensued; the minority report
was defeated and the majority report
adopted.
The triennial pastoral letter of the
church was read tonight. Among other
things it touches upon the civil service re-
form, saying the church does not undertake
warfare of craftsmanship, but would leave
most important duty undone if
it did not exercise care for the political,
as well as ecclesiastical welfare of the
state. Official place, says the latter,
should not be won by the vulgar and in
competent. The honors of Office are legiti-
mate recompense bestowed upon citizens
who have served their state, and should
not be distributed among the corruptible.
Referring to false societies preached in the
church, the letter repudiates the peculiar
doctrinal views presented by individuals,
as not emanating from the entire body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25
Burned to the Waters EDGE.

KINGSTON, Ont. Oct. 24.-The steamer
Quirt was burned to the waters edge
about three miles from Deseronto while on
her way to Picton, about 6 o'clock this
evening Five lives are supposed to be
lost; those of Captain Christie, his mother
and a young brother Charles, the lady's
maid and young son named Davern, of
Trenton. AS far as can be ascertained the
passengers were all saved. Three or four
have severe burns but the doctors report
none seriously hurt, but many were badly
chilled by being in the water. All tn e
survivors have been taken to Deseronto
and are being properly cared for. The
fire, it is supposed, started in the fur
mace room and spread quickly to the
whole boat. The captain ran her ashore
only u short distance away, where she
lies almost entirely destroyed, and all
freight and baggage were burned.
Later.-It is feared that two, and perhaps
three, deck hands on the vessel were also
lost. The engineer is badly burned. He is
unable to account fer the fire, which or
iginated in the engine room.
1t is feared that another name will have
to added to the list of burned. A man
named George Robinson, of Picton, Ont,
was to take the boat for that place last
evening and nothing can be learned of him.
The injured are: Captain Christie, terribly
burned on the face and hands; Engineer
Short, face and hands burned; Fireman
Kensley, leg broken and badly burned; Miss
\. Kellas, of Picton, badly burned; Miss
Anderson, lady's maid. badly bruised; A.
Hart, hand cut by glass; Colonel Strong,
United States consular agent at Belleville,
slightly injured by jumping from the boat;
a. St Charles, of Beilcville, badly chilled
i'll the water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25
ARMY ENLISTMENTS.
The Present System to be
Improved.
AN EMBEzzLER APPREHENDED.
Guatemala Constructing New Pailroad,
Connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
Pugllistic Encounters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-One of the topics
to be treated at length in the forthcoming
report of Secretary Proctor is that Of army
enlistments. An increased appropriation
will be asked to carry into effect the sug-
gestions for Improvement in the present
system. The secretary will, whether the
appropriation is increased or not, put into
practice next yeara scheme, the workings Of
which he confidently expects will be great
improvement, That is to send to the en-
campments of national guards of the sew
eral states recruiting officer, who will be
authorized to enlist members of the guard,
and this class of recruits, the secretary
believes, will be vastly superior to the or
binary recruit. and not be so susceptible to
temptation to desert. Inducements to en-
list will be offered to militiamen on promise
to keep those of one state in the same regi-
ment, so that the feeling of lonesomeness
may be reduced to minimum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25
OUR STEAM VESSELS.
The Large Increase During Eff
teen Years.
IITRl0L, RAzORS. REVOLVERS.
The Plymouth Church Fight-The Northwest
ern and Union Pacific Agreement
Worlds Championship Came

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The annual report
of the supervising inspector of steam yes
seis shows that during the fifteen years
past the number of steam vessels in the
United States has increased from 1856 in
1875 to c, I25 in 1885, and the gain in licensed
officers in the same period is from 14,571 to
,622. During the past fiscal year there
were thirty-two accidents to steam vessels,
resulting in the loss of 3O1 lives, of which
nlnety-two were passengers and 209 en-
ployees. General Dumont calls attention
to the great inequalities of salaries paid to
officers, and says that should be remedied,
either by paying all salaries alike or in pro
portion to the number of steamers inspected.
He renews his previous recommendation for
change in the manner of appointing
local inspectors as now provided by law,
and says If the matter is not soon remedied
by proper legislation public interests will
sooner or later be seriously ieoparGized
He would have the nomination of inspec-
tors made by the supervising inspector
alone, and the latter would then be solely
responsible if unsuitable appointments
were made. In calling attention to a class
OF vessels using naptha gas as motive
power and the appalling accidents which
have befallen some of them, he recon-
mends that all vessels using such or other
dangerous motors be brought within the
provisions of the law governing steam yes
sells
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25

Balltnger, Price; E w. Carr, Helena, Mont; S.
Goldstone, Sandy; Frank King, Elllhorn. NJ. T
w. Haywood and wife, Pocatello; d. p. Jones
and wife, Malad city; A. g. Stevens, Seattle;
Miss Emily Rigl, Miss Emma Field New York
Miss Annie Blanche, Miss Efie Gernon, Bos-
Boston; Robert billiard Sheridan Block, Ben
Hendricks, Brooklyn; Horace Lewis, Oregon
b. N. Baruch, San Jose; w. +. Henley, Omaha
b. A. Bronson, E. w. Morrison, Oberlin, O.; G.
nj. Ewell, Pantucket; E. Prince, N. Walters,
Alameda.
THE WHITE-Hans Wilson, Kansas City; Jos.
Carbon, Pueblo; F. j. Senior Chal Grey, Den
Lindahl, William MaXfield. Denver; ALI Ander-
son, Butte City; F. Mayer. Tecoma; c. Noble
and wife, Mont; CD. Bundy, Lyndonville, Mont
T. A. Conroy, Denver; Mrs. William Schafer,
Montana; Charles H. Roberts, Bingham; r. l..
Nicely, Scofield; Hilton Bliss, Orange, Mass
Frank H. White, Park City; E. E. Aldrich. San
Francisco; Joseph Storer Wyoming; S. D.
NJ WALTON and wife, Logan; A. c. Stevens,
Seattle.
THE WALKER-Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Halsey,
Newark, n. j.; A. Underhill, New York; Eu-
gene German, wife and children, Niles Pease
and wife, Los Angeles G. F. jerks and wife,
Salida, Col; ADD King, New York; H. B. Robin
son Omaha; b. Marx, New York; Hon. Brixen
Gruiler, Cody, Ky; G. c. Agee, Dixon, Cal; V.
G.. Bogue, Omaha; Mrs. James Marriott Miss \.
G. Marriott, Bloomfield, Cal: p. J. Ouraey, Wy,
oming; Pierce Evans and wife. Reno, New; W.
Harding. st. Joe, Mo; H B. Van de Wood and
wife, Los Angeles; d. H. Spencer, jr., Logan
H. NJ. Fink. Pocatello; j. W. Schloss. New
York; John Derbley, Promontory; John X.
Glenwood Springs; ]. A. Johnston and wife,
Mrs E Mead CHEYENNE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

EX-GOVERNOR MURRAY is at the Continental
hotel.
Z. W. CHURCHILL and wife, OF California, O
bridal party, are 1T the Continental.
W. S. HAYNES and Martin Schenck, two OF the
most popular travelling men, are in the city.
AT THE HOTELS
THE CULLEN. p. Baxter G. T. Libby C..
h Ruyaar. L. b. Mallehle, IT., Baltimore, Mary
land 5. e. McConkey Park city; H. Howard,
Chicago; A. M. Lupfer, L. P. Lupfer, J. W: Sax
ton, kio Grande Westeren railway; Abe Meyer,
New York; G. P. Stevens, Chicago; NJ. Idleman,
Cheyenne; Ralph Nichols Nichola, Idaho; n.
W. F'laisig, Cincinnati, Ohio; R. Leighton, San
Francisco: L. e. Emery, Chicago; II. Hershey,
Soda Springs; G. R. Shaefrer, F. H. Whipple,
Canon city; John Kepler, Davenport Iowa; Ed.
n. Murphy, Mount Pleasant; j. d. Spencer, St.
Louis; ID. b. Wyatt, Geo H. Peasley, Greeley,
Seavers, Iowa; David Thorborn. Ogden; j. r.
Edwards Logan.
THE William L. Reed, Manti
c. r. Hollingshead, Ogden; James +. Dunn,
Provo; David Hughes, Kansas city; P. G..
Hildreth and wife, Santa Ban bara, Gala; George
A Abs, Chicago; A. Farr, Logan; A. w. Jones
and wife, Columbus, o.; l.. Z. Rhodes, Denver;
II. j. Stanley, Newark N: j.; Ed Crasman,
Philadelphia; j. A. Clark, Chicago: William b.
Martin. A. G.. Barhyst, Cleveland, o. e. w.
Churchill and wife, California; w. S. Hayes,
Chicago; C. Y H. Howe, Martin j. Schenck,
Schenck, New York; ]. w. Johnston, st.
Louis; George W. Emery, Boston; Mrs. G. Il.
Pitts, Miss Pitts, San Francisco; G. j. Wash
burn c. Tacombe, Denver; C. D. Forsyth,
Omaha; P. J. Quaby, Rock Springs; F.
Torrey, Detroit.
THE CLIFT-E T. Darling Ogden c. E. Tyler,
st. Joseph, Mo-; John Johnston, S. V. Frazier,
Randolph, U. T.; M. Soulsby and wife, Altoona
Frank Schmidt, st. Louis, Mo-; NJ. j. o. Ma
honey and wife Scofield; George Hargrove, Mrs.
o. p. Otewell, Denver; A. NJ. King, Muskegon;
w. II. Lux, Brooklyn; II. R. Jones, Racine,
Wis; J. D. Chamberlin and wife, Omaha A.