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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09

sT. JOSEPH STAKE.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09
ST. GEORGE STAKE

81. UtUhGE SIAAt.
PREsrDEyr.-D1niei-D. Macarthur
81. George.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-09
uraH STAKE

. PExsIDEST.-A.O o. Smoot, Provo
Co-'SsELoRs.-Dsvid John. n. H. CluH
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P. O. Box ses.
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The New York Sun publishes the
following information as 70 New
York now aud as 1t was ten years
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

The Oriental Chapter No. -, O. y.
S.. will give basket picnic on Wednes-
day afternoon, September 3. and IN the
evening a hop at North Park. The Ia
dies will furnish baskets. while gentle
men viii be charged fifty cents each.
No more delightful location could pos
sbly have been selected than the park
and as the season for picnic. is nearly
at an end, there vii doubtless bc =
large crowd IN attendance. Arrange
ments have been made with the cable
ana dummy road torun until iZo'clock,
SO that ali who desire can attend the
"hop." 1t viii doubtless be q most sue
cessful affair.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Miss Widdicomb has returned from
Saginaw.
Mrs. James stroup IS visiting relatives
IN Detroit.
Miss Ina Walker mas returned hon.
D. Grecnvilic.
W. W. Rudy, of Jenison, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mss Mamie Hood has gone to Detroit
T. visit friends.
Miss Nellie Stanton has returned
from Bay View.
Miss Bette Ashworth is visiting
friends N Detroit.
" IS MiutOn has gone 10 New York
and viii be absent about two weeks.
CLAYTON Ferguson. of Battle Creek. IS
spending two weeks with friends IN this
city.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles W. Aver and
two children have returned from Mus
keg0u.
Mrs. o. G.. Wright has returned to
Ionia after viss OF two weeks with
friends IN this city.
Mss Vera Payson, who has been VS.
iEug her brother. of south Division-st..
has returned 10 heT home az Fonda,
Pa.
Mr.. and Ms. Ross Robertson, late Of
Detroit, viii maze their home IN the
future IN Grand Rapids. They have
rented a house at so. ~ Valley-sG
Miss Lens Douglass has returned to
her home IN olua a Neb.. accompanied
rcr0ss she lake Mrs. t4e0rrr R00fh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
TOWN TOPICS

The delegates Kent eounty 20 the
Congresslonal convention vii meet az
the Mrotn house az 30 a. N. sharp Tor
the purpose of Ofga izatiJu-
DaTGHf Goss,
Secretary Congressional committee.
The city was thronged yesterday.
Democratic district eonvention next
Saturday.
Born, 70 Mrs. Joseph Courtlander, a
lopOund boy.
Yesterday visitors made il good for
the theateFs.
Lots OK visitors from neighboring
towns yesterday.
PoundmasteF Henry has declared
war on all unlicensed dogs.
Republican Congressional Convention
FOR the Fifth District today.
The Democrats VIII hold their county
convention on Thursday next.
The hotel Ottawa. at Ottawa Beach,
vii not be closed until the 18th INST.
These cold nights seem 10 query
''where have You been all summer
At the present rate Of progress Canal
st., vii BE ready for asphalt sometime
IN 'e2.
No quorum of the Common Council
las night. and the meeting was ad-
J0urued I'll tonight.
Tie hill cable was broken at the
power house about noon Yesterday, but
was running again about > O'Clock.
There Will be meeting Of the Bosrd
OF Education "Wednesday, September
8, 1890, At ; p. N. at the board rooms.
The county Offices we're kept open all
day Yesterday, but the subordinate en-
ployes took half holiday IN the fore
noon.
Street cars for the Lake were so
crowded Yesterday that. at times it took
four horses % handle the cars on the
grades
There was no session IN either of the
Circuit courts Yesterday. Being motion
day all motions were postponed till
next Monday.
;. A. Munger 4 Co. commenced suit
IN the Circuit court N asSumpslt yes
terday against Henry B. Huston for
$500 or under.
Wlllirm Harrison hitched his horse
70 FIRE alarm box Yesterday and had
% pay the charges of his keeping a few
hours st the livery stable.
The Fourth Annual picnic Of the
NuskegOn County Pioneer and Hlstori-
cal Society, Will take place at Lake
Michigan Park, Thursday, September 4.
J Fred. Kusterer, boOkkeeper for the
Colby Wagon Company, and residing at
50 North Pine-st., had a narrow escape
Yesterday forenoon. His horse became
frightened at one of the bands and
tipped his buggy over IN front of the
Biggest, hOuse. Mr.. kusterer was
thrown onto the stones and sustained
severe injuries 70 hip and spine and IL
IS feared ne IS also injured internally.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

The eighth annual exhibition of this
organization VIII open September 3 aad
close October ls. Oar information
gives assurance thstthe preparatory
work IL completed. All the available
space "a The immense building e oc-
clried. The novelty and hirh ehar-
scser of the exhibits in every depart
msnt Of industry. art ard e. ence make
tne exhibitor. ss a whole. seem mcra
Ike rehearsal al tbe World Far
tlsn Se an ordinarily social event.
Tee display of eiscrc fehts By the
sur Electric and the Ediscn compan-
- surrssses anything heretofore seen
i1 Aiuerics, and = werth = Journey 20
Sc. The art "a .eries confaI m the best
collection ever matte n this country.
sx-feE8trg value cf nearly haif q
million of dollars
All western rallways transport pas-
sengers at excursi0n rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
Welcoming Ny. George.

NEw YORK, Sept Henry George
reached here by the steamer Servia.
Delegates from the Single Tax Club
met Mr. George at the pier and ex-
tended him a cordial welcome. In ad-
dition to the appointed delegates a
large number OF Single Tax men
marched in body to meet their chief.
second .AmA1s Civilized Countries.
WASHINGTON. Sept The census
returns show that sac United States
now stands second among civilized coun-
tries with respect to population, it hav-
ing $4,000, 600 residents, against 49,
354, 649 in the Russian Empire.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
Fatal Explo.ion OF Dynamite.

NARRAsANsETT PIER R. l., Sept. L.
A dynamite cartridge in a hole drilled
in the ledge which is being removed TO
accommodate the sewer system was ex-
plodod prematarely SATURDAY. morning
by some Italians. One mans arm was
shattered aud his body so riddled with
stone that he died. Another bad both
ewes blown out A third had a cut made
in his scalp and barely escaped being
Drained, while two others were severely
hurt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

a f-aHssr Esossses Ressassiy f.ssl kn-
1erses as fts ksSGlt.


AENAkg. \ J.. Sspk Saturday :
nEa Der sf xork1en sw@ng : soa1eis
fro1 ne rosf q Mrs. 1essphine Regers'
ee2se IA eeasE = re4ca the upper per
Tea 81 a. s1jeiaing h2l1sng NrS
Rogers ordered tae scsaol4 t4ksr do~ q,
eat tie cenmaa@ Sas act opeg &c
vita s01olenG s1Segisy g SAT-
her SAe S4rte1 ~to the hoase
and sSoA emerged with knlfs viii
NeleA sac cGE the voPe kolatDg enc end
q The seaEel1. William McMahon. .
pzinter. VAS preci pitstee distance q
thirty teei 10 the pavement HIS ofeAsi
bone Was broken ana internal injuries
lnaicte1 from which he will probably
die. Mrs. Rogers VAS arrested sna hsle
. the grand jary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

EAST SAGINAW. Mich. Sept The
Saginaw Bay Coal Mining Company has
been organized here with 500. 900 capital
to-develop the coal fields recently dis
covered near Sebewaing, Huron County
A shaft has been put down. and active
operations in mining will be com menced
at once. The coal is found in a vein
four feet thick at depth OF l14 feet and
underlying land owned by the Saginaw
Bay company There are fully o.00o.-
600 tons OF soft coal OF excellent quality
Another company OF Bay City capitalists
is being formed to operate in the Vi
oinity. Sebewaing is forty miles from
Saginaw.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept /. Two unknown men
were drowned on the lake at Garfield
Park Sunday by the capsizing Of a row.
boat. The accident was precipitated
by an attempt Of the rowers 20 shift pc-
sitions in the boat When the men
were thrown into the water they sunk
Immediately and did not rise 70 the
surface again. When the bodies were
recovered they were found in a tangled
mass of weeds, which had evidently
held them under the water and pre-
vented any attempt at swimming.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
Trsasurer Hnston 10 Rs.lgn.

CoNNERsvILLE, Ind, Sept Hon. j.
y. Huston, Treasurer Of the United
States, who has been spending few
days at his home here, has said 20 a
number of intimate friends that he will
resign his position immediately after
the State election. De may possibly
remain in orice until January l, but
not later. His resignation was prepared
several months ago, bat was withheld
at the request OF prominent Indiana
Republicans
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
An Earthquake Barometer.

The famous Sinking Mountain" OF
Georgia, has been discovered to be q
first class earthquake barometer. II
sinks gradually all the time, but makes
sts greatest downward progress when
earthquakes are rocking some other part
of the globe. A few years ago, during
the great seismic disturbance in Java,
the mountain was lowered ten feet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Pedestrians with a inquisitive t1Tn
q mind have carried pe1ometeS f.
some tE7e past The individual -.
owns IN umbrella comss forward VITA :
pocket barometer The tourist ra8
sc~oss TIE frst ma1 IN his rounds who
carried poc1et barometer. Tbs gentle-
rlen was = "comr1eTrisl tourist Hs
t0ok the hsr0Tneter-wlaich. hv the wa~.
wAs steached 20 a Dickens chain from
his pocket. ooasalee3 it and aid. wei.
! guess To take NJ umbrella today
Poci1et oar11aeters a-s carried 10 Ira
lard. A4bsav Jo~rns1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
Horribly Maimed by Footpad,.

ALTOONA Pa, Sept. 1.-While walk
ing in the eastern part Of the city al an
early hour Sunday morning Samuel
Frances, a bricklayer. was assaulted by
three footpads and robbed Of largo
sum of money. In the struggle his
tongue was torn from its roots and he
was unable 70 speak when found. Bis
recovery is doubtful
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
A sicycIe Record Broken.

CHICAGO. Sept Frank Spooner. Of
the Lincoln Cycling Club, broke the
record Saturday night just as the
clock indicated that the twenty-four
hours were up be completed so2 miles.
Cheers loud and long were given by the
big crowd OF wheelmen and sdmiring
pedestrians when Frank hopped of his
machine. having eclipsed Bert Meyers
record of $50 miles made over the same
course two years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02


No ore doubts that the
kabo corset lasts a year
without breaking or linhng
or shifting a bone" because
the store refunds the money
in case Of a single item OF
failure in these respects.
And no one doubts thar
the Kabo answers IFS purpose
and suits the wearer, because.
if it don't, the store refunds
the money on call within a
week or two or three.
1t is the unbreakable cor
set, the Kabo. Ii is the
un-wear-out-able corset, the
Kabo. IL is the corset that
suits, the Kabo.
The only question IS: Do
you want the Kabo kind Of
a corsete So
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
ouaO4so oOsz-roO., chioagc sse rev ro1k
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
An Engineer Chosen.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The worlds fair
directors have appointed A. Gottlieb to
the position of consulting and super
vising engineer Of the exposition works
and buildings. Mr.. Gottlieb has re-
sided in Chicago since 1866, with the
exception of sew en- years in Pittsburgh,
where he was president of the Keystone
Bridge Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Of6ce Bcv CO tusv rasrchsntf--A
friand g year father wisaes - SEE you.
sr
Busy N-rrfsnt TEL hin nv fsts~-
hves g Aslauaazoa. ard I'm sorrv-
FTleuo q BIS Father sssey naasssge is
deiivsrssl p FsTy vreil. ri r5sce rav zen
sao-sssld doaaT CT isT f3z soodz sise-
where -F'nck
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Gus Snooks-Confdsntially, doctor,
what did Miss GaygiTl die of
DoctoT-HeaTt failure.
Gus Sncoxs-I thought there was
something the matter with her heart
when she refused my hand last winter.
--Texas Siftings
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
- ARelIRAToRs.
le Ssw Yerk Board VII he eensd UPee
. Pace ths Legal oasstion sf its EHsst-

The Sss yerk Board VII he censd Upes
70 Pace ths Legal oasstion sf lie AHsst-
eaos-
NEw loaK. Sept The coming
meeting q the STATE BOARD ot Arhitra-
tion VII face the legal question Of is
existence as state con ~ lssioa. Joseph
II. ChoEte. the sell-knowR lawyer, has
been chosen 20 represent the interests q
the Central Hudson Railroad Company
His first move Viii be 70 argue lack %
jurisdiction IN tie investigation upon
the ground that the beads term q
Office legally expired q Nay last and
that no provision Was made allowing
the incumbents 10 hold over until sue
oessors are appointed. Mr. Choate sp-
pears as special counsel with Mr..
LOOMS, the lawyer IN charge OF the
legal business OF The railroad company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept L.-Dr George F.
Root. the author and composer Of Rally
Round the Flag. Boys, Tramp. Tramp.
Tramp, the Boys Are Marching, Bat
tie Cry Of Freedom. The Hazel Dell, -
"Rosalie. the Prairie Flower" and
many other popular songs, celebrated
his 10th birthday on Saturday AZ his
home in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

The jury brought in a verdict Of mot
gBllty."
The judge said admonishingly 20 the
prisoner: "After this you ought 20 keep
away from bad company"
Yes, your honor; you viii not see me
again in hurry. ."--Chatte<.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
Took Poison and Died.

ADRIAN Mich, Sept Mrs. Hawes,
wife of ex-Mayor Hawes, com mmitted
suicide Saturday morning by swallow
ing quantity of poison. She was sur
rounded by every luxury and her act
was probably due TO Temporary inssn-
itv
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Tho most curious product Of recent
invention is probably a small rife known
as the Giffard gun. The projecting
power is liqueAed gas The inventor Is
2 Frenchnan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Dufser-How's Diamond getting on,
Iact3
Blsffo7-Splendidly' splendidlyl he
has made a great hit.
Duffer What's he doing7
Buffer - Playing ball - Chicas,
lines.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
-. Dc . - s.. 2.


ssds- -esrest are d Lsrssa- S.lr1ai z-ree d4Fs.
se-lree,n.r =. rsrss zna fsyl0 ecasrz
N-sx - t.e e.srs si1z4-
fzt<-Eel, ,l1.ls .l 90 is--l "a lefrrf p -fs2e1i
sEs ~. s.f.r aoees11el Sc Gvs -1Fs ia a1s
sosa.f Us ezz4ls a t-srs, tse a41els 81
rha alassac4a 9ers 1a-lsa, Aar4s aad ho1ea
c11Efs
tsn -c8peaharea bozaaarlel - sas Eas ia cset
1Esiel Lord 4--1ca-f
isa-slrta 81 alr-z a ilsssl.i. ioszrnaLst. Ia PAD
- Ela. %.
ls9s-sla.r-II.zl 1ccilfle1 AIl-1ea Co. Hood -
rrils
lslo--Capis.Iiation o. sstea 4ai alrrenser q "a
posoaG 10 lhs k--5 ef PRUSSIA Bats &C Strzs-
burg
l1fuMuuis-s ID r41ce senL@1ced - 1eala
a8d Lsll4is Eo1t2tcn-
f5S4-DraEn ci ti1a. Z B Alkaoly s. senaror
from 11os4e L5Lsld eorz ISIS
-fhHsF -fo4F vessels wrecked - cscions "a
C4-spe4lay ccASt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

The immense stores of Eaton, Lyon
& Co.. at % and % Monroe street. are
crowded with purchasers form morn
ing until night. They carry an elegant
assortment of goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

For school books and school supplies
Of every descript on, call on Baton. Lyon.
& Co. Their unnvaleo facilities enable
them 20 offer immense bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Eaton, Lyon 4 Co. carry an immense
stock Of books. stationery. hsss bal
and lawn tennis goods, which they vii
sell at prloes that can not be dupllcst-
Cd else where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Every sack q LILY WHITE flour
has picture C our mlll. None genuine
without t.
Vsr1Fv CRY NuE1xs Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Don't fsil - use Mss Fiora A. Jones
famous BLUSH Of Roses." for your
complexion. Price, &c per bottle.
perk Hrlss
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Have your Feathers and Mattresses
rerovated by the new process. No. 23s
East Fulton-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

a : Eaass - E@xsa sss EaseteazsA ss--
ssa-As Atlr4etlss pisPA@s'


ssa-As At1r&stlss RlspA@s'
e.alS asa SspA Aext As<hssa@y
evening" St ths ExPesistor baiiasas'
ca tse LaSe Ffoat. all witness tAs
epenlns % Ebe eigA Ateenth ss~soa e tae
lnteF->t4ie kxposlVi9a. Il sli cioSS
eseteber Is Preparsssons fer most al
fEaellss display ia every department
are new eou plsts. 1he art A1sss &fe
tllea With tie ricAess EXAMPLES =
AneF-eau ana forei 81 arG Tar eNoelliHg
any prev.ous exhi5iticn an tbs hes@
fas aectauical department presents
Haany Esa featares ard iWcl aoes some q
The ncSs uoaaergal machinery of recent
iEyea.lon. TIE dlsPlaT ot electro
light Ia connection wi,s the oeatral
fountain IS fell OF grznaetF aE1 beauty.
lne Coeaty H0rticpltarA ana kiori-
coltaral Association makes is hrst al
anal exhibition Of choice plants an1
ao9srs. Ihe ether departments are
rePlete with the latest novelties IN the
several lines OF Manufacture ana pro
dection. All ansportattoa lines n
the West give reduced rates and sell
coupoa tickets 70 the Exposition
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
southera or.-nl..a-s Il Casledy. !

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept L-C2ptain
Gather wko has been N command OF
the troops giving protection to Judge
Lilly's court At Hazard, Ky. reached
Winchester Sunday With sixteen pris-
onerS Among them are i. +. French,
J. C. Eyersole and Geore " EYersole,
leaders in the French-Eyersole feud,
which has caused continuous trouble
and danger in that section for many
years These leaders VIII be held with
out bail for trial al Winchester.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Ethsl-Did Harry seem very nush put
out when you ted him ron didn't love
him well eaouEh 20 marry hin;
Agnes-No, the brute. He merely
Esi6, "Well. business is Business ard
eft the hoass. IL unsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
lily vhif. Fiour

IllIF y III Ftonf
Makes finest pastry. bread o. biscuit.
Tie best j. c1espesf ard most sstIs-
factory.
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aAscisco. Feb --lA--operaiions are
nssiy pressed on the railroad line
g. General Superintendent TIL.
fophesy today was that trans
Aenland would get through TO tun.
NE siskiycu mountains by Satur.
mat the road would be oren from
81 IR - Ashland by about Tuesday.
-. eseh from Portland Says the
Pacific Railroad Company are
ming trains regularly between Au-
nh about thirty miles south Of
and Rossbarg. The trouble now
aueeon City. where the treste was
ene Ills believed that hy Sunday
wi Rave this city for The South.
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oe1fns Nays He Has - Yighs
MllA ~ UniOns
10, Teh 1.-THE trouble -
11p solfors 81 III union and
ccout eteamship Company,
tAreateninG aspect yesteF-
dawn this m0rninR, The
1ta sniled Tor the SQUAD this
- : "pick-up" crew. and NJ
- eompany state they proposs
1onciss with I'll wko may apply
- whether they are union men
o esery reason for believing that
~ No. treated In sailors ~ well,
l11r. shan any other company on
Z I'D Governor Perkins today,
1pn't propose to make = light
~ union. In our present case II
- - 10 whether the dog shall
- ~ the tail wag the dog. All
~ = that our men work between
80 b no reason Why they should
~ them extra for overtime
want ~ to submit to the dictation
on. which We refuse TO do. We
u EMPLOY whom Ne see fit and viii
- and non-union men alike."
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iaehss ia Ore Place This
ssAsaa.
= zo.scc. FEB. al. " Eldrssi.
- tAcl Norse ksnarss writes from
S;S under date ol February =.
~ saauary II are have not ~
paper or letter by mali by the
II has rained here es~ry
- month Of January. With
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dict
plpeo. Feb. h.--Ths jury In the
epse'a second trial we're discharged
hing unable TO agree. The de-
William Wayne. had been charged
- Johnson, hotel chambermaid,
1ine her and attempting to poison
eeaoeal the crime. The jury on the
= disaxreed. IL Is charged. through
\ q Aayue's political friends.
sday during the trial Miss Johnson
~ IN open court. She said she
- would not get justice. SYM
tarEely with her. The best legal
- volunteered TO defend her.
p condition Is critical. The Jury
I'm for conviction and Ave for
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Nsenserth to Fly the stare sna
stripes.

WIN Ia IIy The Sf0I1 n00
stripes.
< s4sslsra. Feb. 1.-THE ship Kenil.
mich IN a few days will be ready
- cafso, has been granted Amer
ey congress and viii tSy the
ctflres. She sailed into this
y q ths finest ships In the British
~: navy, She was held BY reason
! NE dock where she was loading
s. esdly injured that she was sold
enasef had her thoroughly re-
- now she Is Ia as good a coasii.
~ 1911 hrst launched and viii sail
NE Finest ship on the American
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NAn EnAnrlsro. rsb. A-Ths rteemer
Haytlon Rspuhiie wili saii fos poes Icwn-
NM. esattls and Tacosns Mccdsv next
AsDss dieehafgfng ~ Win - 70 l,spastuss
~ ~ = cargo 81 coal. The Hayden h
Inh.ye tofmesiy p1isd bstween hars and
uofltck, and ~ a1teTwasd chartered %
on1y suol fsom Nnnafmo . Sen Franeisco.
Captain Brown. NJ oonsnaander. hes
- oxouexatea fsun blame u ths recent
collision viii echoonor on u bey. ana
~ nptain - ~ htter has hoea 6ned lor
- hasine III Iiehas ont
AssaGinsA ~ xGss1es.
ostA0y. Oil. Feb M.--Ths oorouer's
juxy 8nxe vesdtct list MaxneId came %
~ doath ~ hoIjet from pistol q the
bande u w. Paine. The priscner was
aF1nignsd tce murder and commitssd With
CT baa.
UssA - Apsp1exy.
Bar 1DAScrsro. Feb. N.-Captain Gard
~ 4. Lawton, pfssident Of H. California
Powder Company, leu deAd Ia his olses
this afternoon from apoplsxy.
Mas Hres.
c:,' e esc1s' seos g, :.s s.sps ne
- peopnepd eanat aud terminal erouuds ri
oooe1aes LA1s uhose q Eastern Railway Al1o
vhess NogtAsEn tnetne an4 Cans1ian par.ac
Sss sgi95 as:. Ca sss sssssa .s.. H'p me-
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