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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30
TIE FRENCH CRISIS.
Prominent Men who Refuse to Become
Members of the New Cabinet.

PARIS. November 29.-The majority ia
the Chamber of Deputies, which overthrow
the Government yesterday by refusing %
vote the order OF the day, as requested By
Prime Minister Loubet, was made up Of III
Republicans and l72 members OF the Right
and Boulangists. The minority, on diyis-
ion. comprised 1913 Republicans and two
members OF the Right. Fifty.six members
abstained from voting, including % Re
publicans President Carnot held con-
ference with NJ. Loubet this morning. He
has summoned NJ. Floquet President OF
the Chamber Of Deputies, and Senator
LeRoyer 10 consult on the sit
nation. II is reported that II
M. Brisson declines 20 form q ministry
President Carnot viii ask NJ. Tirard or M.
bourgeois. former ministers, 70 undertake.
the task. tits certain that NJ. Defroy-
ciuet. NJ Ribot and some OF memoerS OF
the Loubet Ministry Will the new
cabinet. The Republic Fra tepior
the political confusion whic
never before 50 complete
adds. will serve the intere
les Of the Republic. TheCo
Is delighted At the upset
The Pdrty National assert
Carnot will send messag
ia order 70 determine the
RIt is rumored to-nighttf
Freycinet or NJ. Ribot vi
der vi. Brisson, who, II
take the Ministry OF just
assuming the duties OF
The committee exami
witnesses this afterno
testified that NJ. Artor
francs in political objee
Panama Canal Compan
mitted, however, that
prove the truth Of wh
Refused
P4RIs, Eovemf
Ifesseps, vice-ch
Directors OF II
fe1d " Msf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30
AoIe strIl1s at Hnme.tnad.

Z. n. Pa, NOvem Der 29.-The
q Alu str kers held another
q, 4, tL4"re1ceville this morning
ls stronger in their determi-
,lv,--11,l el- than they were tho
&as-~A The meeting this morn
f,, -a.aSlc, and the men felt jubi-
' ,s2ort that the workers at
,,'at,, Sse going out on another
a. rms statement was denied
gallon, of the Amalgamat-
" ~ Klo said there was no pro
Pewal OF the strike at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30

n Strike Stin On.
November 29.-Ihe
ahela River coal
5000 against a re-
hts per bushel con-
ominent coal opera
nation said 1T is
the struggle Will
be hundred of the
have accepted the
ap price prevailing
result Of Alabama
prs are in no great
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30

November 90.
ted 70 Smith
a. on a railw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30

PARIs, Eovemt
Ikesseps, vice-ch
Directors OF Il
fe1d " Me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
NorIor OF aALE of RtAl rsIArE.

NvoIICr Us uLRLm CIyEN. ruNr ~
~ pursuance IN order ~ flr FruNtto
court % ODE county Of sat axe, Territory
~ tHh, made un tho 2eih dag NJ Iuur. ltia Boz
MsrGIe. dpsrslscf, she undersigned. the al.
WIustfafHr OF he said estate, wII' eel at 300.
Nlt. cole in Tie hlrhUst BIDDER iur each, by
scaled liis iu vritinT ami subject tn rurnfuH.
VOC ~ say1 Probate, uutt On hg'lrDny, No
Jaw ur.Oo NJ iurhaIds 4 M0tlH attorney.
T.uTUH .' go constitution inNHIHu. 70 south.
Ntir street 'alt lato fiiy. ltlu. HlI che risht,
title. iut,ry.t and utiaiU g iI" ssId Hannah
iUm'irHHu Nnrdlc NJ m, time of uyr uuHth iuni
all the ilrht title nud ntc Get that thr thi os.
tate IHH hy operation ~ tho 'aV OPP otherwise
urUuNtI DIlVI than or IN uuuiIIuut Swat of HE
rlHI Hannah IumiiuHun NAfllr ~ tUt time of
lgrNratu. iu and TO hll that certain tract "
salt LfaU county, Uiah Igfuiuri. aUd u0unt.
ti end d,srfIf cd Hf ful owe. town
Au.i tlat portion OF io'r Two D i've .iI
aul lisW 49,. ih section Two d. Township
1hfov ... south ~ it.uEI ono D.. Nt.t .'
follows. fuW.f. Commencing Whore tlr north
fence OF John WarH'U's llUu rnHt Was sugh
Nay 2Hth, lsii,l intrrstrtf m.I .Hrr utrt "a
bridge. thUrrl Wrft uNltf" 70 rfrrsrcta int
ttcnoc south 90 ut,rssrligu Of Wllhhm Wur.
fIr's iHfre lead. that De-, tUt SIN. Of s.Ii
section thence c1Ht Co HHit W.I rary. thence
following SAID mill race north '. ono place ~
u,tnHirF and containing turIs .',,n Acrc-
i,ru. and conditions Of s,ls Casg Ton
per cent NJ The pur base money io 'U plld ON
Ole dIr ~ sale. thu balance ON ."NNTWn. iuu OF
sllc lr fad Probate Court pcgl az expense
oi pure ascr ..... ......
Admin traitor Of the esta,c of Hannah Ion.
lfuruu Muiu I'd. NtttustN
ran Lake G b.. iuEo g1ih, lt'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

Let the parents watch the bent of
tho chilis inclnutions and judge
from them only what calling he
socms most fitted for. In tho vast
majority of cases, where It is essen
tiul that the child should BIO a bread
wipncrus soon as he attains years Of
discretion, il may bo necessary for
him TO do much work that ia i''t
some and for which "a, hmun special
adaptation before ho can choose "a
calling Of his own.
Tho man who Is compelled by pen
ury 20 carve out q career Tor himself
acquires Il rugged strength by the
means That often enables him to ont
distance his rival who has nodded
his life from moro plastic circum
stances, Now York Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
soAplna esYseRs.
Playing tricks ~ Thom to Make Them
spout ii,twoen Periods.

pia,ing Ttlcks ~ Thom to Make Them
spout ii,tvorn Periods.
Tourists IN the Yellowstone Na
tional park got into the habit some
years ugo of Gaping the gcy.cre TO
mako them spout, and the ;JrE uu
thoritIcs were compelled 81 enforce
the rule against throwing objects oi
uny kind into the springs because
some OF them had been permanently
injured hy such treatment The art
of soapug gcyscr9 was accidentally
discovered by Chinese lauuirymuu
in,tho Upper Gcysrr basin m the
summon ui 1855.
ono day he throw some SOAP into
the hot spring from which no was
accustomed 90 draw water and
greatly To his surprise, hc produced
an eruption resembling that Of q true
gcyscr Tourists who had come long
distances 90 see cruptions began to
experiment ON the larger ggyscn
with some success They found that
they could coax tho unwilling pcy
scrs 10 perform, aud il tho practice
had boon continued It is probable
that tho gcysors would loSg before
now have lost much OF their spgutac-
ulur value
Mr. Arnold Hague investigated the
curious phenomenon. by @ series Of
experiments on the action OF soap IN
stimulating the ctuptinns of geysors.
ne found that some worr much moro
susceptible 10 tho treatment than
others He found that many OF the
hot springs aud gcysois wcro quiet
even when the surface temperature
ot the water was above the boiling
point for that altitude. Any disturb.
uncc, therefore. was likely to cause
the chullition to begin, rs the wntcr
was ina state Of unstable equilibrium.
II soap or concentrated lyo was add.
cd q vi-cous fluid was produced
which seemed TO cuuso tho retention
OF steam, and in the case Of super.
heated waters, when the tompcru.
tmo stands above the natural boiling
point, explosive Liberation must fol
low.
Mr. Horny NJ. Cadgll, tho English
gcologist who visited the Yellow
Stone park and euvo some attention
90 the -oapng OF grysCrs. says that
/ the famous Old Faithful geysuI
seems to Do proof against such uu
| dignihod treatment, but some of itf
moro iJful and hclslc brethren, that
havo cruptions at uncertain inter
walls, pay more attention 81 the ant
/ ful dodge to set them in action
/ Among thcso * tho Beehive, which
has no fixed period, but is susceptible
10 the action Of soap In general
however IT seems doubtful whether
much reliance can be placed ON tina
method Of producing cruptions.
in paper ON s1upng gcyscrs
which Mr. Hague read before ,
scientific society q whiio ago no said
"Outfdo of Il tow exceptional in
stances, which could not be- repeated
and in which action was probably
anticipated by only u few minutes II
time rrysor cruptions produce
solp or allSlli appear to demand ryl
essential requirements First, tn
surface culdron or reservoir shout,
hold but a small amount ( water
exposing only limited area 10 Tia
atmosphere second tho watci'shoul,
stand at orahove the boiling point o
water Tor the altitude Of the geyse
basin above sea Lowell. New NuiI
! ERV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

In li3l \ b after nineteen years
Of coa-elo-4 labor and an expenditure
Of obout 100000. the Chinese gov
ernmcnt flushed the wonderful por
cclUin tower %, Nansin. which stood
for nearly tour and a quarter con.
turc-. until 1856 the most marvel
Gus building ever erected 10y human
hands 1t was Of octagouul form
ESQ feet In hoight, with nine stories.
each having % c1rnico and a gallery
without New York Recorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
NOTICE..
NJ lOt.
s,lr LAKr CRY. urAu, July s'h. isol.

SAT- LAKE CRY, UtAu, July sih, lsQl.
A MEEriNG uF Tiit MLMNkhs ut THE
~ salt lake Literary an sclcn lne AstoCin'
ton a. hereby cslled to meet 90 ~ q. M, MON
day, che urst day of august, nv, NJ the frttir
deurf unlre, In the city aui county ct sAlt
LlAU, turltuiy 81 ltah, Tor tho purpose 81
cuuHidUting ihv ptnpnsiu n 10 amend Articles
lirst aud second Of tho Articles ut Arrcgrlvnt
or Incorporation, tu read 100 follows, To Wiz
'fUl 1hAt the said corporation shall he
known hl the uHme ~ The Muioum " ilc
University OF the church OF Jcsus rhfist ui
laUyr day sHiat,'
"rrHund That the objects ~ sad corporation
are tu found and mrirAiu r. general uu.ruu
Tor the usH and beueGt nf the tulycrsity at the
,hurchutii o. ua Christ otl,nttcr'dby salpie aud
~ the urU 'UtH ut thIs CORPORA lott uui 10 aiu
The uflrgra land students NJ tho eH0 lni
NsIrHity, anu tho members Of THE corpora.
ton in .'rrHry Hut scientific uurfuiis. and not
tor ueUurigry prhti urd fpr tho purpose
afoftHld, M corporation may buy scl lHHfa
hire AMI cNchausO such real estate snd ptrsnu
oil property 81. may he necessary, suitable Oi
convenient, and may hold ava NO tho same ton
the uup.HsH ut tue corporation
Ana luf inr TRANSACTION ~ such other bust
nee us may be brought before ne meeting
Hy order OF the huaTd OF DIRECTORS
JNu, y. CANNON, rrurotGry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

that one often hnds in the papers a
record Of the complete destruction
by fire Of what has been called either
iircproof building or "a building Of
20 called mill construction, or a slow
burning building. free from hollow
spaces and free from many OF the
faults which infe.t the common OK
umplns Of combustiblc architecture.
Engineering Magazine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF ntAl rsrA1e.

NOTICE a. uEHEul GisEN MAT ~
~ ulrsrauce Of An order ~ the Probate
Court 10 and Tor salt Lake County, Utah Tom.
tory. made nn the sud day % Juig. Iva in tho
matter N the ct .to of Wm. BOWMAN. Dc.
rras. Il, tht undersigned admiulstfatrk OF the
a. ate at taid VIA Bowm tn. deceased. VII
cell 40 Tr yate sale TO the hirhett Ntdef for
cash, and subject 10 confirmation Nv sald Pro.
hate Court, all tho right, title, interest and
rstato ~ said Wm. Bowman, az thc time OF
his death. amt the rght ute and interest that
the said estate has, BY operation ~ lac or
otherwise acquired, other than or in 1ddiu0n
lis death, iu sud to that ccr.ain loi, piece or
Parcel % land. situate lyiug and briug in tho
tiIy o. salt lake, va the county VI salt Lake,
ttah retrliary. particularly bounded md dec
rHIet az follows. 70 wit Commencing AZ Tho
aIu hucHt sotrof ~ lot two 'aI Iu Ilork my.
nine sYI 10 Mat -" sait iHte fuvey, aud
funnirr thence north twenty tl rode ihento
tHat H4r fodf. thence fUuth Cen liuI Ioaa.
thence west three 90 rod thence south ten
OU rods. thence wet two 81 bod. o. thH plsrN
OF DoFlnuInE CONTAINING seventy li0l square
RODS N grount,
ur1po IS. b. tho underslgnrd W 'rrssHd 10 her
in csrs ~ WAddcll q Adsms attorneys, % buu
sllt Lssr County. Utah torri. f,. ur a. sni
Including thr 18th day Of july, ~. after vii b
ta|d property will be sold
Torn and ruudiu1GH % Halrs cash. ana auls
feet 90 confirmation hy sad ll1Nat count
MARGARET now uAN,
AdmnistrAiriN VI tho Fsthle Of Wllisn
HnwmHu, IrceIAcd
WNppLti. \ ApAHs, Attorneys for Admins
ifHitA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
BOYS CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHINGS.

Those who take advantage n this wccs Bargains Will make mistake
81 30 Boys sample suits scs formerly from
% 50. 90
Iios' iturc Pants Suits, formerly sodtor
Boys Knee Pant, formerly sold
iioy Al wool IiluU Irrsr, suite, value
"a
Zoe. Boys Union PANS, N.sDs
Iauudriod shirts,
iIr,s' outing shirt, zoe.
N5r
Fine N,c French Siuc shirts,
Nicn' Ribbed Underwear,
10 brulcn
Iztrt Zine Ii,ihrgan shirts, zoe.
White Linen Collars, sc.
t.rut. Hose, iOr
Mems K'iutor,cd tulaundri'd shiru, iwo 55c.
outing Flannel SHIRTS, g5c.
Mrn's Iitck ~ltrrn shirts. each Q sIc.
Mem SilK striped shirts, To close,
Mems White iaundroi shirt, % 0p quality,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny rur
~ undCrsignUd, executors uf the E.tsts of
george a. SMITH, IL 'cAscuI 90 The creditors Of
aud al persons having claims a4ainat me sad
deccWci, 10 exhibit them, with Ono reeosssrv
vuufhorf, within ten months alter the nrst
publication Of ihn notice, 60 IhU aalI rrCeu
tois, ~ olihet 81 ihem, " cafe Of Waidcil y
kult Lake CITY, in the county " SAT- takoJ'tah
Teultofy. JOSEPH D. SWIM,
join lEhll SWIM.
JliANtE. " sNIVli.
ELIJAH o. snEtIA.
Surviving Executors OF The Estate Ut GEORGE
q smith decreased
" NupKLt 8 AnANs, Attorneys for Estate, Z
uNCi JIy ith. ls94.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

man. dcecaaCus
NroTtcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JASt
~ Gilman, agminisratriN q ihe estate ~
" Charles y. Gilman. deceased, his fcn Igfgl
Tor sctucmo 9, and hlci in suii court Doc ihal
Hcrount Of her admiuistraiiun " H1ll 81. iio
and petition for huDl distribution " ihu .. 1'lue
~ sAd estate amuur trcrCrsona omitted there
10. and thHt 1uusdUy y. Tie lNiu Gay % august,
a II. W. nt Do O'Clock o.. W., NJ TIE Court huum
Of said Cuurt,in tho County Court liDutt, -Hli
Lake tlty and County, tnh IeiutufA lhs
locn duy appointed by the Judge % san
Cuurt. tor the trtilcmtut % sid account and
hearing salt petition for distribution, at whloh
time and place any prrsun ihttrrficd ~ SAID
estate tnhy appear and show rauao, y any
there be WIN said acrauut should not Do stta
tod aud approved and hnal distrbutipn made
D. prayed Tor.
Dated July it.1sgl &. I ALLEN,
C'rrt Of Tue Probate Court.
vs. CArstrN HuuwNE. JH. n,puiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


IN lNt lNNNNIN NNNlN. 10 anu NhF SAT- lMAN
County iDHluB ut Utsh.
IN the matter ~ the Estate OF iiony ingbcr.
syu. dUgDlaCf
NOTICE rs UtULUN GIVES, rU'r
~ Anna NDulynrt, ANmIulstfniriN 90 'ho cHs
ttir ~ Henry lrEIrftru, dtysHstut hu" fUu.
dcrrd fursrtiouUnt. and Sled tu slid court irr
nuAl account Ul her administration uf said
uHtaty, and petition Tor final uUtr but uu ~
tlr tgsIdul &C sa.d estate among ihv psUuus
Cuutct thereto, ani thai iugsdny, lHr lnlu
day ul August \ u.isIt. $50 O'Clock ..m.,h t The
court Room ut s.u court, boo tho tuuf tN
tuurt House. SAT- axe tity luu County, Utah
Itri1Ty, nus been 'uly appointed li The JudEr
~ Hlif court FOR tho HrttltWHut 90 HHlI hU
count, AMI hearing sald petition Tor nia.
irritation. AtWtllh uwH AMI place any prrHUu
rigrVatr ln ali4 tstatU NAV appear Huu show
cause. it any Lcts Do why shid account sh1nid
not De Heitlcd guN rru owed and final dntfiuu
ton made HH proved tor.
Dated July 1870, lF2
tDIk uf che Probate tuurt
rs CAtsTEy HuuwNL, Ju, Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

why somo "ilrrproof" nu,ldmgs nun,
The heat units i'm the many cords
Of Pine wood partition, Shcathiug,
etc, IN what pulport 10 be- a slow
burning warehouse Of heavy mill
construction viii often bc found SUE
iicicnt 10 supply charcoal enough TO
melt large charge OF pig iron IN u
pudding furnace, 1t thus happens
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

~ q special meeting OF tlr liurfIrH held IN
The uWpauy's once, July ttH, IsI!. 10 I D, Ut,
the following order wa made % Ia hereby
ordered uf the uTcriurs ~ tIu NrHSyH MuIl
Manufacturing ana Milling COMPANY. that the
date ~ sale OF tho auuNr Delinquent H.uUat uu
extended from July Jlat lsI., b. AUEuH It,
is2, Atgp m. 90 tnc Company ONCE, HEAVIER
tuy lIHh lyTriuIYs
liy order ui tue Hoard
~. TulION, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North poiut Consolidated Irrigation Company.
location q ur.rc Hni principal place ~
tu-iuoHs No. - Commercial street, SAT-
Lake city, Utah,
NVUTlCE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
n uuHu the following described stock on
account " Assessment so, e, levied upon the
...i day of May, isHi, The several amounts
fHf ON 6situ the nance OF the rctpcctNc share
luidtrs a. follows, 10 Wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

The report VI the Z mmiticb On
school wOfl, and the question OF iur
nishing text books Tree were taken up
and adopted, only two Amendment
being made. That was by suu'tiiut'
Ing "uatiunap for "normt" In the
music course on vote OF SIX 10 three
anu thoaIlilion Of Smi. h'4 Prim Of
rhybiOlOgy g. the list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

petition Tor admit Ion to Probate of win,
DuusUANr TO AZ ORDER on SAID
j Court in Faii matter, notice BE- lutrly
given that WCrnusdHy, the .ith day of July.
a u La. at ~ O'Clock o. &c.,, 90 thC county
Count tiuuHpIn -hlt iAkg tltr, ltlh lrirtHfy,
boz the court room Uf a1il tuutt, hHs lrrH ap'
pointed me time and place Ter the hearing of 70
Iuitinu ~ IHHHurfh Ann Nuutnfuut pflyinE
tur ttO afmiastou o. probate ~ % rNrih'n doc
the iust " DO and Testament at MARI Auu NuH.
inrUu deceased, ~ hen and where all grrur' in
tHftiUr may appear and upupso the PROBATE ~
faid will. uf 'tr granting ~ letter. ttHitWtu.
tHrN Co. her Hs praJtI Tor tu said petition
b. wiiuuas whereof I have hHIouut0 sei in1
hHu1 Hnu uNrI tNH 600. ~ Hail Court. thiH
isIh day % july, A. u lslA
lrthtI o. D. AlIhNt
Cyrk OF the Probate Court
~ CAtsrLS iiHuwHT Iu. Deputy tleIE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

Tho expenditures tor thU same period,
on all accounts pKuup. those which no
az follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

From this statement the need Of keep
ing wi hin the estimates made l. seen TO
be- imperative. These esiimaiea are In
creased over last years actual cost uudor
each head .ONurpt for rents 10 AN oNtout
thai will, as we compute DO, he ample for
nil necessary expenditure. We therefore
recon moud thai each committee be ok
plicitly difo'lod by tho board tn keep tho
Expenses which u ia, in charge within
tho basis estimated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22
CARPETS ! CARPETS!

CwG CD1HsSlO Of Carpets bhl Reserved All 6O at Cost and less
81 10 Grade NJ Moquctc soc.
$500 Mopucttc, quniiyfor per yard
so Nclvcti ~
81 10 Body uri.cis yard
iiulS Iirusr-, best quality, yard.
~ Iugraiu ci8,rrItu
10 Carpets, iurrd ou
All Noui tly
Tapestries,
Body CaIo.,
uonoi1Us per cont
syB- CNRpETSi CARPETSi CARPETSi va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-22

Territorial nppOrilonmeut, one half
OF uppprtlumcut Tor lsul uupald..g aNHOl co
TERRITORIAL ilpnrluunHu tor l'i2.t Hu,IlI 90
Prom county school inN t.,.,.,sss,.., OtInIu Ul
from ciiy school tuA....,.....,.,,. llOunI Ul
hahnre On hani jay l,lst2 ,,s..,,,, l.Sis ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-03
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doings Of Interest in Our Neighbor.
ing Communities.

KENNEDY AND VICINITY.
Special REFLECTOR Opircspondencc.
KENNEDY, O3J. SIC. L. Clark has
moved to Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline attended the
entertainment in Chapman last week,
Mrs. NJ. G. Clark is At Clay Center
visiting her daughter Mrs. Hartman.
Mrs, Ashton, of Junction City, spent
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peckham.
Chas. Sch, lfner has rented the
Elmer Clenmogs farm and expects tc
move there soon.
ID. X. Peck and Cgfu5 Collier, repub.
licans OF Fragrant nill township will
have a debate at the Bdyless school
house Thursday night Nov. 3rd
defending Republican principles.
Mrs. Hartman Of Clay Center has
been down visiting her mother, Mrs
CLARK.
Louis Durbin came home last
Thursday accompanied 10y his grand.
mother.
John Van Dyke expects to start fol
Oklahoma after election.
The rain we had Sunday will be q
great benefit 10 the wheat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-03
BANACCoRD BLASTS.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
BoNNACORD, Oct. 3l--Protracted
meetings are in progress at Poheta.
Will Boyer rrjoices over the arrival
OF bouncing boy at his house.
Miss Elsie Patterson spent Sunday
with friends in this locality.
n. j, Stover who has just returned
from Pennsylvania says Kansas is good
enough for him.
j.. 5. Van Dnyn has fallen into line
aud now throws tue dust with bran
new road cart.
Interesting spelling schools are being
held at Sunnyside every night.
The S. S. workers of the Southwest
will meet at the Mt, Pleasant church
in convention on the last Saturday in
November.
James Robson has been suffering
from severe attack of the rheuma-
tsm.
James Howie is building large barn.
Columbian day was observed By the
BOnaccord school with appropriate
exercises. A number of patrons were
in attendance and after the completion
of the literary exercises which consisted
Of patriotic songs and recitations the
teacher in behalf of the pupils flung the
starry banner to the breeze and hence
forth the national flag will float over
our school building
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-03
q. A. R. DIGNITARIEs.
Commander Weissert Will Be Wei
coined Heartily.

The G.. A. Il. Post and the W, r. @.
met last evening TO arrange for the
reception to National Commander
Weissert, National President Mrs.
Wickens, of the W. II. c., and Com
mander A. l.. Greene who will be here
Friday next.
The party will arrive from Salina
Thursday night at midnight aud will
Dc met by tho reception committee.
The reception and attendant exercises
VIII be held the following morning at
0o'clock, The meeting will be ia the
opera house at that hour and there
Will DO addresses by the visitors and
welcomes from the people of Abilene.
NOT the least feature of tho day will be
review of the school children by the
commander. All the children of the
city schools will form in lines ON the
sidewalk and welcome the distinguished
head OF the great order to the city.
AT ll'40 the visitors leave for Tone.
ka, hence the exercises will close at
that hour. Flags and decorations will
be literally scattered over the city and
without a doubt the visitors will
declare Abilene the prettlest and most
loyal city seen on their tour.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-03
In the New Court,

L. G, Little and I. +, Carver have
just filed in the new U. s. Court of
Appeals at st. Paul, Mimi, the first
briefs ever filed in that newly organ.
lied court from this part of the State.
This court ranks next to the U. S.
Supreme court and was made by the
last Congress to avoid crowding that
court with appeals. The case is an
exciting one having been twice tried to
juries in the U. s. circuit court, once
at Topeka where Mr.. Carver got IL of
the jury and once at Leayenworth
where Mr.. Little got ~ and decision
from which Mr., Carver has taken this
appeal. Carver Il Bond have filed q
brief of 40 pages and Little & Hardesty
one of 80. Mr.. Little is to be congrat-
ulated in having beaten 30 able law
yer ~ Mr.. Carver before such courts
and in so close case.