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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

STAMPED IyEN JMBkELLA-BA7s mat are
INN Di9tsR TRAY-COyERs. trnged and
pCtELIEEN GLASS CLOru that is 121f'.,
fe.t f-.ro So .r IS vari.
all prI[F IIEEN CHECK AND COtORED
R.ltUEE NAPKINS, t"st price Pc. caci. .,-
HlFafUED AND iNhLEAlHLD DAMAAn
n tpET%~. ro..r.i tortera. re- price ] r. ca %.
A fu. assortment OF (DLJnLD bOkDtiLD
NAPKINS. tr-f price ..'- ea.l. - ....--.,,
PURE LINEN ~AIiN DHn AN ~ '-,-s ~
NAPKINS. I1lu.b square, that are a., tes1
reler quality, b 7-inch square, that arc $780,
ewt9FtNTfD Ou-B0uED TURKEY RED
FElN9ED IABLL-CO\ YRS, also -ohi req win
w,i,e border, tlas sold from 81 to Sl.09' 'sst
|ti,.of i.rse 81 zes. tsst pri-s CSC.
GEevsE LINES Table DAMAsK, pure
Iineu With nca. Iol-siupe border, that IS oOc-'
Fine BLEAc8ED SATIN DANAsK, 60 inches
wide tnat IS ID, test price ~ ytfl. rr,- n.
MASK Cost price f9c q yard
RID TABLE pAMASK, test price loc yard;
Iho regular 81 brand WINDSOR CROCHET
NHs0 tbDED FRSlTURE LINEN. newer
tlrr .tr.ue. tnnt i- 5Oc q ward, test price a3c-
SATIN DaMASK TOWELS, 25GjO inches
lonr lied friage al color borders. test price %5c.
GENUINE uUCKABACk TOWELS, extra
size, c0.0red border. te5. price l0c
TTST SALE TOILET ARTICLES.
1000 dozen fenourh for all Ri,hmond) four
row real bri4tie q 1OOlH-BkJrl liLs, mo bes1 1Oc'
klul, test price A.. only ono % q customef'
100 CElLULOiD SOAP-DIshES, needed by
every person gong away Tins summer, worm
Z5c. test price l5c .cc
Feir Gogins FACE-POWDER and GLASS
PTFF-RON. made 10 soll for 5Oc., test price lDc.
Uarriot Hubbard Ayers kLNOND NEAL, Dot
ter man soap % wash with. Regular pI1ce IL
5Oc tcst price o@c. ,,,,
SOAP tost price 82c. = dozen. ono dozen 70
customer. .,.-,, .,ryp,.t-, .
Harriet Hubbard Ayerss sMoTH and ffht hLE
LOTION Regular price sl2j test price SIC.
Pineuds exquisite TOILET NAiEkS-LaVen-
dor. Eau de cologne, Hiolette Nnigafe--l-onhce
bottles Regular prlce Doc, test pFice Zso'
Huand's TRIPLE "a iRh. ~ y, "'-Ou" o0'''07
Regular price Zoe, test puce oOc. -
Colgatss HANDkkRCulEF AlkAOIS' he-
gulAr prics 25c., test price loo bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

MONEY ADVANCED on DlA- -.
vi MoSDS, WATCHES, JIM Elhl ~
tlous viii receive attention Cash Pad ior OLD
Cold and Silver. UNION LOAN COMPANY,
INV s,su TuA rhtApi0 oS3 bfoai street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
I II L | OW E r,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD STREETS.
JU Ii Us YCLE m SON.
THE LAST GREAT DRESS GOODS CALI.
THE LAST GREAT DRESS GOODS CALL.
$4,000 1coyth of Spring Dress Goods must be so1d
TER SINGLE PIECE OF SPRING DRESS GOODS THEREFORE WE


aauuMA ANoUSC@H T OF THEC CourGw WEEK
sv n y 1 r sro AHtmL La,wrtg pt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

IN order % Gloss 0ui ,hs last of our lNlLLED
FNgTT~W sINsHANS and our 52-in 4 k-N,h
GTNGUANS We have reduced tho price ~ tbom
t0 I6ftc. per yard. fhcss as All tais see-oh :
gol.te ami have been selling at 33s AMI iOc.
ia. auantity is limited, ani as thsy are reduced
a. price of ordinary Domestic G.Dghams thsy
cannot l1st long. In Oier ~ secure best styles
wo wOQli advise an early vii-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
ReHi6erGtOr

with the lowest degree Of temperature ;
dry-air circulation the drainage waste-
watar to gobble mp the impurities of
the proyision-chamber ice-chamber Of
galvanized steel indeslructiblad drainage
trap se.ffasten.nC, air-t'cht locks ond
hinges, at the price Of the ordinary kind.
deserves the merit OF your attention.
Another shipment on sllo Monday
Near 900 sold in two weeks and not p
doyiation in the opinion Of the usors
All sizes and shapes, from the small fam
ily mp 20 the largest. Each Is a victory
in the science Of mechanism.
We GO for the "Best % and obtain the
best prices.
So with 9aby-Carriacos, Crockery,
Glassware. Kitchen Utensils, and what
ever else.
This week you can bay Thin-Blown
Water-Tumblers for &c. each. Tie cir
cums'ance that leads to that price is not
an oft-repaated one. Tea Goblets for
sec. a dozen; Ale-Glasses, 25c. per
dozon; Wator-Sets, gallon Tankard, Is
Tumblers, and Tray, all for SOC. ; Vine
gar or Oi-Decanters, engraved, 60
down 10 Ice. They were cheap a. 95c
lust week ago. Octagon-Shape Berry
Set, dish and u saucers, for Csc.
Too 20 4r-rn over a GREAT 0uantitv ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
The HOUSeIrGre


department. for the North-Star" Re
frigerator From the bright, beautiful
grain of the exterior TO the innermost
part OF IT'S many most useful advantages
ihcre isn't single wish untitled. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

As Has AIwAYs-BEEY OUR CUsTOM--Ar THIS SEA
sow ARE OFFERING MOST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF BARGANS--NOr IN SHELFWORN--SHOPWORN GOODS.
THESE BARGAINS--ABE THE CLASS OF GOODS-rHAr YOU
NEED AND USE NOW-THE MOST DESIRABLE GOODS TO BE
HAD -REMENBER-WE DO NOT LIMIT YOU-N QUANrI-
TIVE NEVER SAY--"JUSr SOLD OUE"--WE ALWAYS
NOT SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

The season or r t, many pasthe bloom and boom lines
approaching climax Wted Dress orcs
Garments, and branches OF other depart
sqezng reductions from with solemn th to
rnhc plight
s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

80 pieces GRAY snl BRoWS FRENCH
CHANBRAY, worth 15a yard, ~ se.
LADIES' RlCHEilEU RIBBED uOSs. m
BLACK, waite, ref. gray, aai .sn, aI % aid 39c
p r1r
SILK GRENADINES see tho pam I-ou.
Frame hrenaline a. 6ur. hfflf % 2 .If,
Tho lmn-frlms Palm 1renallus d. ejc Is a
splendid value.
Those Long MOrsQUErAlRE GLOVES, In
WI 90 ani pearl ro. r. ara 50. pair
IAN, GRAY, ami BLACK t-tL TON KID
CT Of 3. 4sc. a rR|r.
BLACK ana WHITE SILK LtCY'. WHITE
anl ECRr POINT lE GlNE all lOiAI D.
IRELAND LAOE~.
WAISIS--ioI cannot IAN o. bs pleased inA
Shirt-WHist her3-r1lirp, perra.e, fn-a nNn,
siik-ri2n white, h1rk, an c0'lrf -fr'n 'lr.
up. We can attention O. SIX Waists "a. $780,
BABf-DARlAGfS.-A imms1se uls here
As. for tha " 4. .fnn from $3.50 fn go.
WHITE MARSEuLES.-l remnants
French Narcotics a. lSr 3 yari re n'oe f0r
making lttle chlilen's h.t sllt $40 rein.
na1ts are horo at ID aud B.. g.sn
Az k.nIs OF BELLS are lera elfher, SIX,
ant Metal ASK % 500 ih1 81 all--Ji- Toy
Bal-.
WRAPPER REFS dark grollis, Win co'ored
l0wer-- Te. aFAr!.
We have fu-t re,o.vei firs.t from the mills
many bargains in Spreads ~ 10, 80, 91.
slc, 81, SLID, 3l.5, sIa1. fi..' b, $50 AMI
SB2I. IhHy are all srlru1. sl.l-..
Among 10 fne crai.s oi Ours ltAW MAJ
TlNGS 500 ara showing 10 patterns - fo1m.
Las gr1 . NJ .Jc. q yari fl f.e'fs NLW NAL
1lNGS i'm tle angular Fslts 40 5lI ~. NAL
IIsDs at l2la, -, AMI l.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WASH GOODS.

We ars Offering tho balance OF orr PINE
APPLE TISSUE, SHASIONG POSGEB, aud
CHINA CLOTH, some 6itesa Or swen,y pieces.
az olsc. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

SOFT, CHALfI-FINIsHED COTTON NULL
80 inches vide, Ia Cream, Blue, PINK, Nile
Green, Red. ana White, 121sN per Yari.
CRAZY CLOTH IN al tAO sboso shades, 3t
inchos wide, l2i4;- per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

These oli-fashionei fabrics sra again coming
fufo pODllar favor az flrnituro-coscring3 sol
.Iirs. la DfMlIT 80 have ths Al-Mhitc,
Figurei. AMI Whlis Grogni, With c9iorsi ngnfe',
af %, %. 40, anl AJc
IN CRETONNEs We have very largo variety
OF Dattcrrs and colCrirgs Getting them difget
frgm Manchesier, England, wo feel assured
ln recommending them 10Th "a - wear ani
wash. Col0rs perfectly iasi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

TIE Two.Tone lo-inch Droc1le Bril-
iiantines, made N Bradford, Eng, are
new comcr, OF few dlys AGO amon@the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

ae iiItlitF
llcut, de-
signs pretty,
color cOmbt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

thatutilizes
ice TO al
vantage Of
= 1. - Z. = - l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

- D i NJ NJ. "a NaN ~
We bought them
at 2 puce-usual
price, Doc. ; half
Ofthat lie. each.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

fellow, with longer proboscis, has stored
his cells from deeper-cupped sweets.
We find these essays OF Miss Repplier's
more effective, however, as magazine
articles than in book form there is a GER
tain tingling effervescence in them that is
most palatabe when taken in small
quantities; their sparkle is not SO much
that Of champagne as ginger pop, and II
taken glass upon glass the effect is not
cumulative, but rather losses its pleas
ant sting upon the accustomed palate.
(Published by Houghton, Miffiin Y
Co., Boston, Mass. Price $1.25.)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
Marshall Hall,s

ready method Of drowning, as to what to
do and how to do it, will be found in DR..
Kaufman's Medical Work; fine colored
plates from life. Send three 2-cent
stamps, to pay postage, to A. P. Ordway
q 20, Boston, Mass, and receive copy
free. 90.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

Boils, carbuncles and ether eruptions
OF all kinds are natures efforts of throw
off poison from the blood This result
may be accomplished much more effect
ually, as we'll as agreeably, through the
proper excretory channels, by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparllla.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
ROUND The COUNTY

M. q. Goodell, of Montesano, is i'll
again with lung trouble.
The Peoples panty have fully decided
to put third ticket in the field in this
county.
Landlord Hamer, OF the Westport hotel,
is making ample preparations for the
summer season.
Ten families are living in tents at West
port. Some progressive person should
build cottages to rent.
The new naphtha launch Queen OF
Ocosta" is now making regular daily trips
between Westport and Ocosta.
John Perry, the Aberdeen contractor,
has commenced work on the Weatherwax
building on Pacific avenue, Westport.
A big steam hosting apparatus arrived
on the Alliance, to be put in use at the
Abercorn wreck in hosting out the sub
merged railroad iron.
Carpenters are working on the bak-
cry building for Fred King, the excellent
baker of Aberdeen. The building is sit
uated near the corner of Spokane avenue
and First streets, and will be 20x3O feet
in Westport World.
The new barkentine, the Cleaner, sail
ed for Frisco last week with conforta'
BILE load of lumber. She also carried the
family of Capt. Lawson, on their way to
Alameda, CAL, where they will reside
Capt. Lawson will take the vessel on hel
maiden trip and turn her over to Captain
Simpson at Frisco The departing fam
lily have the best wishes OF many friends
following in their wake.
w. H. Sanders, an old gentleman liv
ing near Cedarville was almost Instant.
killed by falling tree Thursday III
was assisting his son Lee Sanders, II
emitting down large tree, and as 1T wa
-faiii.4-.-sa4A..s,sfac onrsall uone. re -d he;
almost instantly The old gentlema,
was about70 years old and leaves man,
friends to mourn his sudden and unex
pected demise.
The mail facilities OF Westport are mis-
cradle, and there is no reason for it. T,
seems strange that it should frequently
require two days for letter to reach
Aberdeen, only fifteen miles distant. II
Is SAID one can send letter to Tacoma and
get reply in less time than he can to
Aberdeen. The mail route from West
port to Aberdeen is about as poorly de-
vised as it well could be, as according to
Postmistress Scammon tie Hoouiam
pouch contains the Aberdeen mail and
leaves here at noon for Hoquiam where
it is transferred to another pouch for up-
harbor points, but whether it is supposed
to be forwarded to Hoquiam the same dav
could not be learned, but it appears the
delay might be at Hoquiam.
World
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
What a PITY

that as many otherwise attractive, polite
and particular people afflict their friends
by the foul and disagreeable odor of their
breath; it is mainly caused by disordered
digestion, and can be corrected by re-
moving the cause, by using that pure
medicine, Sulphur Bitters. Health Mag
azine. 90.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

Senator Sherman will make the Har
III r1son nominating speech at Minneapolis
ms is Shermans way of getting haci.
at Alger for capturing those coIored dei-
egates four years ago. Omaha World
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
A Simple Matter.

When an Alabama Republican wants
TO mold a state convention he just goes
and holds it, and if anybody else wants
TO hold another he is perfectly at liberty
to do so.-Detroit Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

at Chicago the Northern Pacific will
sell tickets at reduced rate Of one fare for
round trip; return limit 80 days from date
OF sale. Tickets on sale June IA, Is and
IL. For full information and tickets
apply to M. H. Huron,
54-2t Ticket Agent, Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts.
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers of
fancy taffy and plant candies. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

There would be no flies on a nres;
Dental ticket heIded by John Sberma v'i ;,
says an enthusiastic but vulgar -,ra,
exchange. But Who ever saw fiias ~, :. = =.
iceberg?- Cheap Times. - 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
An Interesting sbo,-

Several OF the southern states viii have
TWO sets OF delegates at Minneapolis. It
Is the only chance they have to figure in
the fight, and as they mix the colors
tney help to make the show interesting.
st. Paul Globe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
Serving It's Purpose.

The Mckinley bill is said to be iusti-
flying itself to its trainers. The state
ment cannot be contradicted. Il is
doubtless serving its intended purpose
OF making the rich richer and poor moor
er.-St Louis Republic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
A House Divided Av.,n.. 80,

Talking Sherman for president now
enf When they get the official house
nicely divided against itself thew viii
rush into the breach with a sinh r ~,
c emo. Watch them. 81 Columbus (O. 81,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
All Serene in A1abam.

The political situation in Alabama 90
far as Democratic harmony is concerned
is much better than it was few weeks
ago. The danger Of split no longer
sts.-New Orleans States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

Real estate transfers from May ~ ~
Nav 90. 1892. as furnished by George -.
Allan K Co. abstractors, Aberdeen' ior
Chehalis county, Wash
Hoouiam X F L Coto G E beei' ,xo
RF add to Hoquiam !. ? NV
A Young to w. l.. Thompson. IL a-s
7bl3; North Aberdeen -, 90
+ T. Weatherwax to M Wealth .ooo
erwax, $ y sec 25-2o-S 80: 80. '-oo
6 Benn to j Anderson, und q 1t ,o-
h 81: France add to Aberdeen 10
Same to t Thorsen, und 4 It ~ AZ
J B Dabney to I stalen, 1t az, eoo
b 90; South Aberdeen. ooo
West Aberdeen Land q Inn.
prove Co to A Scofield, It . pl ooo
is; West Aberdeen. .......:. ooo
G. E Guist TO P II Walsh, 1t 6b1 80.
Guist's subdv q H HID. loo
SHL& Improve Co to G Ken
nedy ct al, VIZ ofsw OF sw OF Sc ,,o5
3l-17-lO. ........ ......'.','.
r K BOYLE to II G Hcustes, VIZ 1000
n p Weatherwax to L Wealth
erwax, II to IL b l, 1t ~ 5b
i 6. It'll to5 bill, It l & 2 AL
| Weatherwax add North Aber- -oo
|
IF Weatherwax 10 L J Wealth
erwax, % lots in same add It
IA & Is, b Is, 1t ! & 2 81 II,
Bdy add Cos; 1t / az b IL; 900,
Bdy ad Aberdeen. "o
: Tao Grocery Co to + Fletcher, ,A.o
NV sec 1870. ........... lzio
FL Fletcher to d A Blodgett, $40,
same land. ............ ...... 1oV"
: T A Ray to M Hoffelt, 81 OF W -,
u of VIZ of NV Of ne 34-l8-6, Dun
A + Shaw to F Fitzsimmons,lt
1 16 b "a; LIST add; 1t 10 "a;
o South Aberdeen. $50. .....
Ocosta Land Co to A DeCourcy, -,
; lt5& 6 IL; LIST add to Ocosta 4o'
CJ Mailing to r Wall, 1t rs b
: 4; Patterson add South Aber- -
. deem. ........e... ~
" RT Dabney to L II Wall, 1t ~
: to IA b s, Peterson Beach 1t 30
e to4b 8; Riv add to Melbourne ~
# Hubbard to M Crawford, It 8b
Q; Stewards Highland Home -
add to Aberdeen. ~. :-.... ~
/ r G Huestis to r L Boyle, und -
l. 1886 b 10, 1t 4 %; Ocosta l2o
F q Deckebach to J NJ Butchart, -
10 1t 5 b go Ocosta. ...... ,...... oo
o w J Starr to f Campbell 1t 8
3. 1Ob2; G A add to Westport IL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
Good Boating for p.n

Uood Boating for Benny.
News comes from Missouri that Salt
river is four feet higher than ever ha-
fore. President Harrison will find the
boating excellent Chicago Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

uniurnished rsomr for rent, suitable
for family. Apply atthis office. ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

The Brakes Are Broken.
The president has made the start,;r, :,
discovery that the air brakes Of his to.
boggan are working badly.-Columbus
(O.) Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02
National Democratic Convention, G
cagO, June FL.

For the accommodation Of those desiring
to visit Chicago on the above occasion
the Union Pacific will sell tickets to Chi
cago and return at one fare for the round
trip. For dates of sale and limits OF tick
cts or any additional information apply
to w. H. Hurlburt, A. G. P. A. Union
Pacific System, Portland, Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02

hamentary awSom The celebrated Hus-
ted In anticipation Of the possibility that
ne may have to preside over the senate.
New York Advertiser.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-02


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

Report Of the Comm!itar of rubil,
land. 20 the House.

land. 90 the House.
WAsmLSGrOS, b. c., July .O.-Thc
Committee on Public Lands submitted
to the liOu~ the report ~ % tho cir.
CumstnuceH under which certain leases
OF gfOund In tine NellUwftJne National
PARK were made In March, 1850, by the
Secretary Of the Interior ~ the Vel.
low tone Park Association. said
leases 10 transport Passengers In the
park were aftcrwArd r,scindod aud the
same granted 10 one :. :. Huuuey.
Tho report was ior the transportation
Of busines- only hud was without obli-
CATION 10 build hotels, and declared the
forfeiture Of the right of transportation
Of Tue Yellowstone National Park
Association without notice, without
triAl or any statement OF and COM
plants for the nOn.l.y or misuse Of
rights.
Mr.. Wakefield, who had conducted
the transportation guinness, says that
the report II "a Democratic measure,
AMI Huntley u Republican and pey.
sonal aud political friend uf Russell
T.. Harrison, sou OF the President. The
secretary says Huntlcy was recon-.
menued 10 hin 10y several Senators
and COngrrs and once or twice
10y Russell Harrison. The committee
was unable to finl now the public ser.
vice was In the least promoted by the
forfeiture. In another connection the
report speaks Of the friendship existing
between Harrison and l.. q. Waters,
rfle latter having stated TO Gibson,
president Of the association, that he
and Harrison were old friends ia Mon.
TO- nd s.f lat0fThN ltts saFtlN ii
10 aid IN tho arrangement " matters
with Waters.
The report has the following to say In
respect 10 Russell HaIrtr
The son OF the President IL ia nowise
connected w!th the government OF she
United States, yet IRON hia relation Ia
the President, he, In glioct, represents
part Of the Presidential, power. No
statutory law exists prohiDitlng mem
her VI the Pfe,lduups hlnily from
soliciting mvOrs rom q ~uet artmrnt
against his enemies or In favor Ol his
friends, because hitherto no such law
has been needed. But the imIT0pr.e,y
Of such act ~ ~ glaflgs and oil vi u- "a
not 10 require any arsumOBt-, anu
when apparently lney pass without
eliciting the rcprooi OF the pTeal-
don't, 70 Il fitting that the represenlU-
tivcs Of The people SHOULD stamp them
with tlrir con icmuaiiun, IL mpy
not be remarkable IA u monarchy
Tor the hoir apparent 10 strive 81 inilu,
ence OllicialH, but IN y republic, there
being no heir apparent, the ONirtUnuu
of facts wnrmuiing the conclusion that
the r.esltonps son was influenced
only In that capacity, II callcJ upon
TO exert aud does exert his H. iluoucc
for corporation dealing with great
department Of the government, and
that about that timp 5000 In stock OF
the same corporation Is sought to be
set asiJo for this same son, this CONT,
ton stands out for legislative condemn.
alton, having escape official criticism
by tho executive parlment.
Tho majority report VIII bo presented
later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21
Accorded Triumphal Reception on
Ills Arrival In Home.
stead.
n PRESS REPORTER iNsPeors THE
MILLS.
touoriuG Patterson wiii
Maintain Order.

Ho1iEaIEAp, July "o.--A lrlumphni
reception WAS accorded Burgess Me
Luckiu when, after bis fe'r'Hy from
imf risoumout 10 The pitulufg jtll, he
arrived tLH AT moon AZ HON, strad.
The Borough council was 40 embed,
and the advisory committee NJ the
a mglgamh,sd association. Carriages
were secured and hfgHs hand YVES
preceded by " big American lag. The
nIvlofy board headed " ur ccssi0n u
lucket-uut mon, VII marched
through the streets of Homestead.
An entrance 30 the Carnegie mills
was madu this afternoon by u fepfu-
sentative ~ the Associated rrrss. In
wr!king through the mills taiCu he
found BY actual count siXty.nyr men
iusi1v of tAs works, exclusive NJ uni
formed men. Fires were burning IN
part ut tho open henrth department
No. |, and ~ the gTmOI plate mill,
hut In neither wore there more thau
half "a dozen mon. Two loco
motives were Ia operation In The yards
and IN one place what seemed 10 DO
xix red hol, uewly.madU Or newly
heated amor plates were seen. rms
was the sum total Of any hing bearing
the resemblance to the row product
that could he observed. Steam wa. up
IN nearly all of the stationary engines
throughout The establishment, Tut for
what purpose was not apparent.
Governor Pat,Ison gave his ultima.
tum 10 the committee Of citiXrr- who
called upon him tonight and requested
the removal OF tr0ups. The governor
listened a'teHtively 10 what the uOm-
mittce had to say, anu then replied that
he would keep tho guards here and
stay here himself all summer, h neccs.
kaTy, to viudiCa,o law ana order, and,
n necessary, would spend every dollar
Ia the treasury and then N i,gage the
State,
u'rOENELL HETtKNs.
HON rEAD, July .O.--illgh O'Don.
ngil arrived rom New York tonight.
lie will surrender himself ~ Phtsbufg
tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-21

Travellers iu Washington aad Brit,
bin Co,maiauepuoutlytyIi of seeing
trees dripping with moisture when
nolthor rain nor daw worn present.
Tho strange sight is uid To- bc due 10
the remarkable conlsusiug power OF
the leaves Of some of tho hr trees,
which when the humidity Of the at.
musphcrn closely nppruIchc, the dew
point, collect the moisture from the
air until the drops tallto thcgroml,
giving tho trcc ,he appearance Of
weeping The same phenomenon is
slidto bcmctwith in dilwentsIecics
Of trees in Guiucn aud the Fcrra is.
lands, Philadelphia Ledger.