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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

+. ID. Clin, l.. NJ. Carrolher, G.. j..
bustavcs1n, A. O. Amvquetsl, G.. -.
Lang, John ~. Wright, Elizabeth
WhitmOre, Coop. Furniture Company,
Holloway, Hook q Co., Jane g. Ef.
win, Jamcs j. AiAstou, Thomas Lati.
mer, John l.. kimbnll, l.. a.. WeiIel,
4. ID. Campbell, Wllfpri Woodruff,
Jr., Mn. T.. ]. stevenson, Eliza j.
Fox, NJ. Y. aud T.. " Taylor, Ellen
J., l., Horne, James IL. Hall, Sarah
Husband, NJ. J. Harding, o. T.. Pratt,
j. W. how'd, Il y. kmbAll confirmed
o. corrected, Nina wishing.
OrnW PETITIONS.
Susan T.. Smith pctitionud Tor e..
durtion Of her assessment. II was
granted 10 the amount Of $500 on ac.
count Of proximity 10 shoe factory.
ON petition Of Emmot l.. Taylor for
remittance VI tax 10 Jane Harris on tho
ground that tho property wa awarded
10 Mrs. Harris by probate court snd Il
her only meaus Of support, entire tax
was fcinlttcI.
r. Il. Taylor pctltloncd for reduc.
tons ON several pieces Of property
which were disposed OF as follows:
Assessment cOniirmcd on lot D, block
Il, plat \, and lot ., block u, plat A.
reduced $500; on lots - aud D., bl0rl,
~, plat A, anu ON personal property,
$500.
Hardy Young 4 Go. pr,itloned for a
reduction Of 80 per cent on improve.
mentu, hccan w the building On which
the improvements were made was not
completed until July. A decision has
been rendered by several " tho promi-
ncnt attorneys In this city that 10 im.
pr0vcmenis made after January I,
should be- listed. Accordingly a 70.
duciion NJ 5000 was granted.
Il. Auerhsch a Bro. asked Tor re-.
auction VI assessment on nine pieces
of property Assessed nj sliD, 400. Clutu's
figures were confirmed In every ease,
although the valuation was much IN
excess Of the county valuation for this
year.
sarah Husband asked for u corrcr.
ton Of assessment, which was granted.
III, J, Riddle pe,ilioncd the Loard 10
reduce his assessment, ON the ground
that II was excessive. Tho county ~.
SCISSOR only valued the property at
ga 400, while Clute put "a value Of
$4,000 ON II. The board confirmed
Clutv's assessment.
G. q. Cobb petilionci the board for a
reduction Of assessment on the ground
NJ excessive valuation, A reduction Of
$40 per front foot wa. gran tod.
j. Reading pctitlOncd fora reduction
on the ground that the city valuation
was sl40i more than the county. A
reduction Of 500 was granted on 33x
lsa 20 feet of lot o, block IS, plat A, and
the balance confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

his care ~ truly ~ the understanding
Tie may DO much t. mould 1t rightly;
he must do much 10 influence IL. Let
him see that his influence i- In the
right direction such as he shall IN all
good conscience he ablc to answer for
10 parents, 10 his fellow man, and TO
Him who Is the fountain u all
knowledge, and would have His child.
ren like Him In all that Is virtuous
and good,
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STILL EQuALIZING.
The BOARD Disposed Of the Thirteenth
Ward Complaints last Night.

The Board Of Equalization were In
session again last night. Mayor Scott
presided. The following mombers were
In attendance: Pickard, POLAND,
Heath, Hyde, Hardy, Young, Tud'
dnnhaln, Parsons, Anderson AMI Lynn.
Complaint, from the Thirteenth ward
were disposed Of, and work on the pc.
titions Of Fourteenth ward property
owners commenced.
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From letter written 10y Ms. Ada
l.. Hurd, Of Gtoton, >, d., We quote;
"Nas taken with n had cold. which
settled on my lung, cough set In aud
finally terminated Ia consumption.
Four doctors gave me up, saying |
could live but n short time. ! gnvo
myself up 10 my Savior, determined II
l could not stay with my friends on
earth | would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised 90 get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds. gave
II a trial, took Ia all eight bottles; II
cured nae and thank God | am now q
well and hearty woman" Trial bot.
Ties free ut a. G.. Smith 4 Co'sDrug
Store. Regular size, Doe. aud Sl.OO. I
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when Baby was sick, We gave her CastorIa.
When she was a Chlli, she cried Tor Ca1ioria.
When she b~cAmr Miss, she chung 10 CasioriA.
whru she had ChilIryn. she gave them Caalorla
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Toe r.. Il. Coop give u complete
household treasure, containing 10
Neoults' with every unir of Shoes
sold during their two weeks sale.
Prices are extremely low.
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Dollars are big "a cart wheels these
days; you can save a good many 10y
buying boots and shoes OF ms.
ALDER 4 SON,
No. so r., First south,
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Don't buy Imported Lard; get u pure
at thr Globe Market, opposite I.C.M.I.
ROHEKr SHERWOOD.
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DtlfiS ron \ DANCING SCHOOL NJ
u LLNfi. one ~ Professor u. I. Cauigutefa
puuna, ~ Fhladsluhih, propose 20 omen 4
Dancing ArAiomy on Monday, Htutrmh'f ,tL.
1871. Dancing o. truly said o. be- the posir, III
notion II n certainly q very htaiihuI and
uarttul accomplishment. Tho Lessons will he
Dai matte hnd scioni o. ~ thrirrhHfactgf. aud
Wi embrace n variety OF very FrHrpfuf lions
Tor llufuuVos 0r solo Dance. For trfu.s AID
further DO formation apply 10 N Lena. "a sIAfU
hast street, salt iaLc CIty. aim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

Rest Quality RaIsln-, loo per pound
at T.. l., Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

I1RpM s PASTURE OS WE-r EIGHTH
4 street iusi north % ny residence nn tlr
Jordan RIVER fourteen ~ WUthers. Any one
NNihF Information concerning these shrru tn
me NJ The etrfu lluuar nf leo oil e. ~ tur N..s.
hif iHIirH'fHr vii be- suitably rewarded
du NtOilsE @. CANNON.
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WONDERLAND

Neruo. CraYUu Arlst. Iiattie Graham.
uNrfaug NhllliI.i svn, Edwards. hIuFrf
Mintfulgf NurrnN a NaldrHu. sketch
hItHis bsHNV'- RnNhi 'rnriaustts.. p
'hn~. 'hiuiI", urrHtUat tlusiluist
zoe. MISSION. zoe.
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ARTICLES or INCORPORATION.
Three More Of Them are FILED With
thu County Clerk.

The fltst is that Of the Union Phar.
macll Company, whose principal place
Of business Is 10 hc In Salt Lake city,
but 1t may have branches Ia any part
Of the Territory. THIS purpose Is 10
engage in the trade Of drugs. The
capital stock Is placed At s5DO1, divided
Into 900 shares Of the par yalur OF so
each. Following aro the names Of the
incorpoAt Or- aud the amount Of stock
takcn
Frank A. Druehl loo shetcs, w. a.
Ncldcn 100, Albert A. Smith 100, John
y. farlow 100, William -. Weber
100.
Frank 4. Duehl IL president, W. A.
Nollcn yicc-prusldont, a, G. smith
treasurer, and John u, Fafl0w serrc.
rotary; these, with William Il. Weber,
form the board VI directors.
A. 10 the articles Of incorporation Of
the Electric Confectionery company,
tho oompauy's purpose IL to manuhc.
ture and deal In confectionery. The
principal place VI business IL salt Lake
city. The capital stock Of tho CON.
pany Is placed ut $50 900, divided into
llll shares Of the par value of s. each.
Following ara the incurporator-, with
the amount ofstock each has subscribed
for j. NJ. Eastman, GOD shares; a. W.
Ray, 20; Harry Bruwu, %; =. NJ.
harlow, 8; G. %. whittcmore, o. j.
Nj. Eastman Is president, \. NJ. Barlow
vice president, Harry w. Brown Is
secretary aud treasurer, aud these,
together with A. W. Ray and q. q,
WhittemOrc, form the board Of III.
rectOn.
The object Of the Midland Live Stock
Company Is 10 raise aud deal IN live
stock. The principal place Of business
will he In salt Lake CITY. The capital
stock " the company II placed at
10000, divided Into 800 shares OF the
par value Of 500. The following are
the incorporttor- Rnd the amount Of
stock subscribed for: George Romnry,
president, 81; W. II. Rowe, vicc.presl.
dent, 81; RObt. Morris, 80; Jos. w.
Summerhays, SO; George Rnmney, Jr.,
secretary, 80; George n. Emery,
treasurer, So. These gentlemen COM
pose board Vfslx directors.
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white Blankets 05c pair at p. Il.
Coop,
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Extract Of Beef

JtEgP WARN
Burn nothing but good coal. We
take ordcfs Tor the best, aud that il the
Peacock Coal, mined near Rock
Springs. " always gives good sati..
faction. Give this coal a trial before
buying your winters supply.
J. &. WArHuS ~ BROS, 90 MAN.
$50 ut
PHOS FEltRONE, THE BEST
SODA DRINK In this country. Il.
&. NJ l. Drug Department, Main
Street, salt Lake city.
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WANTED.

A ClrL rOR UINEUNL ut-EWuuL
~ 80 washinf IA ", first Nor,h. dim
Neutrality-suspicious. To MANUTAC.
w itfu nui Wholesale our cider made with
out apples quo huutuFI UNrcliCntWusrs mar.
state 70, tnCHsut
eoNin ANu Rooms. pFH-uNs WHO
- can supply students will haafl aud
ihnmls Win tuums furnished 90 uufufuIahrf.
o. with board without ruums, will please com
mullfhte win r. 4 Nor1Null,t nlNtHslty build
Nsf ,NlhtI lIfft NORM Ahu rgUund Wet
Streets ttW
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BLAGK 8ILK DRESS
Within the Reach of All.

II You have mol imo and then send for any one
described Ia the list We will guarantee you Will be satisfied wi
your bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-12
THAT'S BUSINESS.

Judge Botkino, Of Kansas, Makes a Few
Ron,nrks That Show tho Temper OF nl'
Metal.
TOPEKA, KAs., Aug. 1l.-Judge Bot
kline, in whose court Brennan, the muir
derer of Col. Samuel Wood, will be
tried, is nthe city in regard to the re
port that the sheriff had requested. the
Governor to send military aid. he
stated that if it is done there will be nc
court. 81 will never try a case or per
init one to be tried in my district under
the shadow OF bayonets.'
Judge Botkine exhibited letters which
threatened his life, and said: ~ know
there Is a plot to kill me, but want to
say that evory hair on my head Is mum
bered, and II ! am molested have
friends enough to see to il that every
one OF the conspirators will bite the
dust, and the funeral procession will
reach from Topeka to No Mans Land
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
TO r S A u I'd

House Of four rooms on Charles street, Centre,
Wheeling. 500.
House Of four rooms on corner Of Wood and
Twenty.iourth streets, 81 $50.
House Of ak rooms between Twenty.thLrd
md Twcnty.tOnrih streets, on Woods stTeot.
Rental value per nnnuin, Sl92. Price Sl,j0O.
One'halflot on Jacob street, Centre Wheeling
cheap at $500,
-Four lots on South Penn street, cheap at 81 coo.
Five rpomed brick house. and full lot, on
Jacob street, Fifth ward. g, 800
Seven roonled house, on EoG. street, desirable
location $500.
Ten Toomod house at bargain on North
Five roomcd house, 2SlS Eotr Etrecs s2ao.
-Four rooned house 100 Eighteenth street.
Nine roomed brick house. 2a5l Market street.
SiIslilOt on North Main street, % by la9 feet.
-ifiGii lot on Eos street south of Tweuty.clshth
Hail iot on Noyston street, south Of Twenty.
seventh street, $50.
sixteen lois on the north side Of Twenty.thiFd
street. in the new addition OF FIlan d WhytA
u Lots on Eor and Jacob streets. in North Ben
" S Lot. in NoMechon, newly lnld out cheap at
L Gots in lanes Orchard and Old Fair Ground
additions
Beautiful lots In A. Il. Patteuon's addition 70
Elm Grove at low figures.
Four-roomed house on Twenty.ninth ana
Woods street, 81 $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-12
MARTINS FERRY.
Annexation of lEtnnyiIlo-Dc aths-Acci-
dCnt-A busy Council.

Council held a special meeting last
night and transacted agreat deal OF bus
mess. The petition OF the property
owners on Jefferson street, relative to
the grading, sewering and paving OF that
street, was accepted. A petition signed
by los OF the 1875 voters OF Etnaville
asking that Rtnaville be detached from
the village OF Bridgeport and annexed
to Martins Ferry was accepted and the
matter referred to the city solicitor with
power to carry into effect the desire OF
the petitioners according to law. Near
~ every one OF the voters in Etnayllle,
who could be seen, signed the petition
and the citizens OF that place are anx-
ious to come into Martins Ferry Tor
several reasons, which have been stated
in these columns. A remonstrance
against the paving OF broadway street
was received from property owners on
that street, but was ignored and a com
mittee Of five appointed to act with the
street committee in paving the street.
A petition for sewers on Indiana, Zane
and Pease streets was accepted. steps
were taken to pave Second street.
Yesterday Judge John s. Cochran re-
ceived a telegram announcing the death
OF his sister, Mrs. LieuCelia Brown His
song, near MdFtinsburg, W. Va, yester-
day morning. The remains will arrive
at Wheeling, tonight ut II 80, and will
be taken from Judge Cochran's resi-
dence on Fourth street to Weeks cem-
otery tomorrow morning at s o'clock
for interment. The body will be buried
beside the husband of the deceased.
Rev. l. S. Winters will otliciate. The
deceased was tiity-three years old and
was member OF tho NJ. l.. Church.
Her husband, John Brown, was u son OF
William Brown.
The County Commissioners and the
Township Trustees, in company with
Assistant Chief Engineer White, OF the
Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad, went up
to Burlington yesterday to examine the
road crossing about which farmers and
others have done much kicking. They
adjourned to meet on the 2lst instant.
A bat measuring twelve and one-half
inches from tip to tip was killed IN the
residence OF Ay. II. Hobbs, on North
Fifth street, on Monday night. The
family thought it was burglar.
Harvey d. Ford, three-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ford, residing
on First street, died yesterday oftyphoid
fever, making two deaths in the family
inside OF six weeks.
Capt. o. S. Holloway, of Flushing,
who. is well known in this neighbor-
hood, died on Sunday of consumption.
DR. W. II. Hall returned yesterday
from Duquesne, Pa, to which place he
was called by the illness of his brother.
The first kiln OF brick at the Belmont
Brick and Tile works was fired last
night. The second will soon be ready.
Mrs. ]. W. Martin, OF Fostoria, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William McWilliams.
Benz. ExIcy has accepted q position
in Falloure's drug store, on the Island.
Miss Pearl Whitlalch has returned
from visit down the river
Mr.. James T. Grier will return to Ma
combe, ILL.,, this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-12
\ SHORT rERNIER
"''e' the People Of Boston Some Valuable,
but COSLly, ExpcrIunec.

wives the People Of Boston Some Valuable,
but Costly Experience.
BosroS, Aug, lo.-Fiity members Of
i0rt Hill Lodge, No. l, Order of the Old
Colony S.,, had lively meeting at the
h'ks' Hallon Saturday night. The or.
DER Is a four months endowment organ
Nation. chartered under tho laws of
, Mest Virginia; and the first lot OF GER
W Tncaiss for 500 each were issued April
5 ju' These certificates are payable TO-
NY out the members are suspicious
s'at lhey will not get their money. AS.
SSgiSSs . have been called Tor making
49, W., winch every member will have 10
ray 10 secure Sl00. The supreme Off
NJ say that they are in no Wav respon.
EYE o,, Tor the difficulties, After a couple
" ,,i a.onrsot debate it was voted that com,
,If,'iiee9 Itten DO appointed TO investigate
o rgS books and workings OF the supreme
tb H''eEs, and TO confer with them as 10
N.Y. N.Y. 9est offer they would make for tho
s ""'ulhg up OF the lodges affairs. The
yo rt;eine secretary stated that tho in.
n,vvsugat'on committee was at liberty 10
gNS,lil4e all the books but that OF the
s nv. expense fund, which was 20
a r sent Of all assessments paid, was
Ss'S0hshea by the constitution Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-12
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
ar. the GlasS City.


the Glnss City.
Ono Of the men at work at the reser-
yoir went down into the bottom OF the
basin to clean the mud off. He got
down into the trap, or waste water pipe
hole, and while there the engines start
ed and the water poured in on him at a
terrible rate, wedging him down in the
hole. His cries brought Superintendent
Wilson, who luckily had d Ratchet, and
he cut tie wooden bars from the box
and got the man out just III time to save
his lie. l.
Farmers hereabouts report the grass
hoppers equal almost to the Kansas
kind, They ara destroying everything.
Benjamin King, a farmer at Rock Hill,
says they ate the rakes while he was at
dinner one day recently. They left the
rakes in the field on the ground, and on
returning to work in an hour afterwards
the rakes could moth used. The hand
kerchiefs used by the harvesters We're
eatenup in five minutes by the millions
Of hoppers.
Benjamin Tyler, OF the nail works
office, md William Parks came home
Yesterday from a two weeks visit to
Virginia. While there the prominent
points Of interest were visited, icluding
the battle-iiclds Of Manassas and Bull
Run, and the mountains were also ex-
plored.
VIM. HINES, Jr., was struck by a
piece OF oil well casing being drawn
from one OF tho Glencoe wells. The
rope broke and the casing fell from the
top OF the derrick, breaking two oil
Hines ribs, besides otherwise bruising
him.
Tho funeral of William 0'Neil will
take place from st. Johns Catholic
Church this morning Mt 8 O'clock. His
death was almost instantaneous, as he
only had time to exclaim, "Lord, have
mercy on me!'
The storm OF yesterday afternoon did
no other damage than toburn out about
score OF telephones, cutting Off the
connection to several business concerns.
Tho rain made several bad washes OH
the hillside.
A passing train on the Baltimore 4
Ohio bridge struck the kite of small
boy, entangling the strings, and carried
it oil. The boywas ono Of the most sur
prised boys in town.
Burglars tried to gain an entrance to
the homeof Adam Creamer in the Fifth
ward. A young son, hearing them, got
his revolver and gave them two shots as
they ran,
Dode Nlitchell's team frightened yes.
terdOy and ran off. II Collided with
Captain GaHett's buggy, tearing n
wheel Off and otherwise damaging it.
Ewing, thoEsewing machine agent,
while driving to the river, spilled his
machines out, breaking them badly.
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TOPEKA, KAs., Aug. 1l.-Frank Nc
Grath, president of the Farmers Al
lance, has returned froma trip through
the state. Flo says there is large
amount OF wheat being held by farmers
the expectation being that the price will
materfallyadyance. The lecturers OF the
State Alliance are all advising this and
farmers are now kept as thoroughly
posted on the markets rs the shrewdest
speculntor. President McGrath believes
TINT farmers who hold on to their wheat
will profit largely BY it, and he says that
they understand this and will not sell n
bushel more than absolutely necessary
to supply immediate wants.
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An Unlicensed Drugglat slsIps.

Special Dispdtch 10 the LaielligHecr.
CAiRo, W. Va, Aug. 11,-C. J. Jor'
dan, who has been running q drug store
here for a year, was arrested yesterday
on a warrant issued by Squire TetericE
for compromising prescriptions without
was not ready tor the preliminary trial,
he was Released on his own recognize
ance and his trial set for to-day ut 10
a. IN.
In the meantime, however, he skip
ped the country, and when the case was
called neither he nor his lawyer put in
an appearance. As he had filed over
six hundred prescriptions, on which
the fine would be about $4,000, he
could hardly be blamed for leaving the
country. The bulk OF his sales was
whisky.
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BY DYNAMITE.


Gentleman Who Kept Company with n
Girl White SCeksug IL Divorce Gets Ills
House Blown Up.
KANSAS Cry, No., August H.
Richard NJ, Juvenal's residence in Kan
sas City was wrecked by an explosion Of
dynamite last night. There were in the
house. at the time Juvenal, his wife and
her sister, Mira. Rye, and her three
children. Mrs. Rye was struck BY a
falling picture and received Il severe
scalp wound. The other occupants re-
ecWed 4 severe shaking up, but escaped
a&y serious injury. From all accounts
Ac deliberate attempt to blow up the
residence was made By woman, as she
Was seen to enter and leave BY tho front
gate few minutes before the explosion
occurred
Mr. Juyenal. who has been twice mar.
Eisl, said that while he was seeking n
a'Eorcc from his first vito he kept com
pahy with Miss PfeiEman, and whenshc
learned he had married again she sent
nm threatening letters to blow M his
residence. Miss Piof'mun, who is sus.
pec'rd has not been found by the OIL.
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You have heard your friends ant
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be Que OF the many who know
IRON personal experience just howgoot
q thing it is. II you have ever tried il
YOU are one Of its staunch friends, be
cause the wonderful thing about it is
that when once given u trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. If you have never used il
and should be afflicted with q cough
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chcs'
tuble, secure q bottle ut once and give
il fair trial, 1t is guaranteed every
timo or money refunded. Trial bottle.
free At logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. I
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Liquor Business Growing.

AnpMonr, /. T., Aug. li.-Under q re-
cent decision of Judge Bryant, Of the
United States Court at Paris, Texas, to
the effect that It is not a violation Of
the law to introduce or to sell beer in
the Territory, several saloons have been
opened in Ardmore. Tho decision
means thousand saloons in the county
in less than three months il the United
States Government does not take some
action TO stop it.
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order and did not concern any member,
and the manner it was used, and would
not be submitted to any one. lie also
snid TINT the mnturing certificates
would be paid between August 20 and
September /, but as there are thirteen
extra assessments called between the
date Of the expiration OF the certificates
and August 20, the protesting mem
bers are not satisfied. The supreme
officers of the order are: w. II. Cald-
well, Brockton, supreme president; +.
J. Stevens, supreme vice president; Il.
Il. Tilton, supreme secretary; l.. b.
CoWles, supreme treasurer.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Hon. G. B.
Farwcll to-day read n telegram from
Prof. Dyrne who is in charge Of rain
producing experiments provided for by
the last congress now being conducted
on the ranch Of Nelson Morris OF this
city in Texas. The professor says that
the first experiment was made yester-
day, powder being exploded high in the
air; that clouds soon after began to
gather and that it rNined heavily there
in.dny