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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
GOOD

GOOD In the make
VS. up of Fall
LENGTH clothing the
. length. OF
coat is an important feature
according to the rule
laid d o W n by & o 0 d
d re sers. The COR
rect coat is a double-brcast-
ed and extra long with a
good length slit. We fol-
lowed the rule and have for
you the garments made in
keeping with it at SI8, $ 20,
S22, SIS, and SIS. You'll
find at. Sixtlis and Market
these suits. They are got
ten up in the best style and
to every detail are correct.
Between them and made
to-measurc suits the only
difference you'll be able to
see is that in price.
An ovcrcoat made right
must be long. We've four
grades, which we wish you
to see. They come in black
and blue, made extra long,
whole back and wool lined.
They are selling because
they are new and stylish.
The grades are $40, SIS,
$50 and S35.
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Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy, preceded by rain In certain
sections, with stationary temperature.
Saturday cloudy to clearing, preceded
by showers In different locations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13

An enormous amount OF suffering
Is endured through ignorance of the
best means OF relief. Thousands suf-
fer from oatarrh. who could be cured
In little while by Old Sauls Catarrh
Cure. 20 cts.
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S2N REMARl.

The above reward Will DO paid for thr
arrest bi the Toys WHO daihce tho walls
ana fcHgC ut the south est corner OF
sixth ami West sire ID, Olt-lt'
------
A 40 ra %s'f%a d eas' by e5G 62
wATElt9 No. 1 West Twelfth ST, ol2.2r
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HAMB URGERS',
900 and 222 Market Street.

If you would like to see the
choicest collection of MEMS
and BOYS FINE SUITS and
OYERCOtTS ever shown in
Wilmington, call at our store
and we will be pleased to show
them to you.
TATLOR-M ABE Garments
equal to the Finest Custom
Work at one half the price
Every young man should see
our s25, s92 and SO Novelties
in 0YeIu6ats.
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Al 2 O'Clock y. M. . ...-
The following tescrtbeh real estate, viz:
All that Curtain lot, piece or parcel {
land, with tho tlnre-stury brick dwell
ing rtCteN thereon, situate IN tho city
OF Wilmington. aforesaid, bound and
dt scrIbel H. follows, to wit:
BogmnhlG AT n point on the northerlN
side of seventh street, between W ilso6
AMI PDpltiT streets. ut the distance OF :
feet fr mn the r'tstCrly side of Wilson
street, ant ut II corner al land now 90
formerly II Jeptha Lockwood; thcnct
nUItrcEly by II line OF said Lock woe
land, 50 fpCt to the southeTly side of II
three frrt wldn alley Cummuni cutlna
with Wit-bn street; ttchce uusleIly nj On4
stid side pf said alley and parallel viii
seventh AIiH ct III feet 70 n corner q
luud now or lorncly belonging To Jas. /.
INV illc: tN'nce sOuthcIly along the I'm,
ot said t-tN 10 lInd, parallel with III
| ii rst ir~0' rtDca liz" aud Wilson street. 5
! feet to the aforesaid noi'thcrly SIDE {
suville street. and thence thereby ives
| GrlV 10 fdet TO the place OF beginning
| be the cohtcnts thereof what they ma
| with the privilrI" of the alley, etc.
Seized and taken in execution rs th
! property Df Fci'iinnnd Cnuirs AMI lvaf
! Ihuir-, Ills wilc. aud Z, { g., and TO D
WILLIAM SIMMONS. sheriff.
Shcrin's once. " nninston. bel, o.
/ IL. lSD4. d
/ G,IiI.RlFF'S SAI.E-BY VIRTUE or
- writof lieyar.a FiriuS to me direct
ed. viii Mo exposed to public sna ut til
hotel of .lOun T.. Lewis in the town
Newark White t'laV Creek hundred, Nc
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AnuNementa.
DARrMooR.

To lovers OF comedy-tlrama. pure
and nndeilled, treat will be offered
on Friday evening, at the Grand Opera
House, when tho new and original
comody-drama, "Dartinoor," will be
presented, with cast headed by J
II. GilmouT, who will be assisted
by Owen Westford, Adolpe Lestina,
Bettlna Gerard and others 1t will he
ably and artlstlcally rendered. The
play Is full OF interesting Incidents,
refined and defeats humor. with strong
sentiment. The plot Is well conceived
in language, and the sentiment Is pure.
The characters natural, with vein of
comedy running through the entire
play.
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state of Thermometer

NIWtb VI FHtfIhOmbter
at the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day. in the
shade:
lOo'cloclS: 10 o'clock: Cookbook
63 So 6S
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PROVO LETTER.
Accident nj Alpine. go Newspaper
Change. - Worlds Fair In.
tlusia5m.

Special Correspondents Grts Nara
Mis-. Berry, u lady residing at Al
piue, aud who Tecsntly came rom
Nebraska, two OF three dnys rince had
her hip disl0csted, aud II is now feared
that Bile will remain cripple during
her life. The accident occurred while
she was washing n window. In step
ping uOwn from "a chair, she attempted
TO avoid stepping on n cat which was
In the way, and fell, causing The disl1-
cation.
The Worlds Fair mass meeting OF
the ladies OF Provo, held last night nj
the meeting house, proved TO be u
genuine success. An excellent literary
and musical programme, nearly every
detail OF which had some relation 10
the coming event OF the century, was
carried out. The picturlng OF the Fair
a. Il is 10 bo by seventeen OF the ladies',
created no small amount OF enthusl-
nsm.
The executive committee OF the
asylum board met yesterday. They
awarded the coal contract OF the asy-
lum TO the y. H.. NJ. u h. Co. The
electric wiring OF the old wing OF the
AtA lhul was NV alAoA w ~ ~ hlNhA-
ton, representing the United Electric
Co. OF Salt Lake cry, for $500. Other
general repairs were ordered to be
made.
The subscription list Of this American
Fork RCpubiioaH has been sold to the
Lehi banner, aud la the future the
latter payer win contain an American
Fork department. Mr.. Mix, former
editor OF the Republican, viii move his
plant 10 TOoelo, aud soon he will issue
"a sheet nj that place.
Cas- Hite, the murderer, is greatly
pleased over the granting OF the certi-
icate OF Probable cause for appeal by
Chiti Jus Ice Zane. lie says II il the
ffst victory he has won IN The case.
Colonel idouigomety, hls attorney,
WAS down TO soc him yesterday.
pRovO, Nov. l0.-fhe new s0.hoTsc
power boiler GO Inches In diameter
manufactured to order ior The Terri
tur.al Insane Asylum, has been placed
in poilion anu IA now IN perfect work.
Ing order. IL gives entire satisfaction
A case Of diphtheria has appeared In
the MUM inmily at Alpine.
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Worlds Fair Meeting.

A special meeting u the woman's
department OF the Salt Lake County
WORLDS Fair association 10 called to
convene In tho old Federal court room
In %, Waaalch building, on Tuesday,
November 22ud, at ap. m. MI MEM
hers OF the board OF directors aud all
members Of the several committees
recently appointed are earnestly re-
quested to be present. A cordial In
vitation Ia extended 10 all women In
tfested IN the Columbian Expedition
10 attend the meeting.
Mrs. NJ. b. Salisbury, national vice
.1resident, and Mrs Emily S. Richards,
Territorial president, are expected to Ice
present, and will no doubt give valu-
ahle Information relative 10 the work
In hand. l.. u. WELLS,
N. a. CA1NE, President.
Secretary,
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He DIDN'T WANT THEN.
A Union ppclilc Coal leamster Who
ihrOWs aoro Light on the Tailor
Shop Burglarlts.

a teauster In the employ Of the
Union Pacific coal department named
Chris Jensen, called at the police sta
lion today with two or three suits Of
clothes, which he says were given to
him about ten days ago by some OF
Harkius' men. He WAS work.
ing for MIR. Harkins himself gp u that
time. When he quit tho ciothes were
given ~ MIN, he elaine, by Maberg,
who was arrested last night ana who j.
nov Ia tho city jail, charged with
burglary. Jensen Hnys that Just %
soon as ne learned Of the arrest Of Ma.
herg and two Of his colleagues he ~
once became convinced that tue
clothes which had boon presented 10
him were stolen, and 10 ,hey proved 10
be.
"Itwas an honest act on your part 10
bring these goods % the city hall, "
said Chief Paul 70 Jensen, and you
have probably saved yourself good
deal ottrOublo by doing So"
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gIaulallon 0y II.hop BsnnIon and Il.

graduation by Bishop Bennlon and n.
W. Naishiti.
Fiveof the young brides with their
husbands we're present. The laat named
couple having Just LETT on a mission 10
Holiandso or the list would have been
complete. Tho Bishop feels Justly
proud OF those combinations In his
family, and thinks tue example could
be pfontahly followed elsewhere, TOR
he says IL means homes, farm-, school
houses, meeting houses, stores, aud all
the elemonls u buainess animation and
progress. Tnylofsvllls--W ithout being
invidious-cannot he buaten. They are
one, or mean to he, One thing Is 70
Variable. Tha good people Of that
burg are IN the main 40 iutef.relalcd
that celebration involves the entire
settlement, an1 " Ia simply limited by
tho capacity OF the homes or by a fair
days repetition. The present one
will culniiDate,. It is expected, by n
general dance ON Monday oyeuin 4
next.
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Ths TemnIe lSO5 10 ISO2.

Mr.. G. w, Carter, photographer, OF
West First South street, brought to
the NEWS Office for inspection, today,
an excellent photograph which he has
just produced OF tbs Salt Lake Temple
IN lis various STAGES OF construction,
from tho year 1865 up to the present
time. These approximations I'll the
entire margin OF tbs picture, and the
center IL filed up with Views VI the
capslnbe before and after the removal
OF tho scahoding, glimpses OF Salt
Lake, tue quarry, and hkenesses Of
Presidents Brigham Young, John Fay
Tor and Wllford Woodruff, The photo.
yEaph, which It ia Intended to issue Ia
ihree diiletont sizes, is Mr.. Carter's
own designing, and ia skilful pro-
duction.
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Justice .Iottings.

Justice Gee disposed Of thc following
cases this morning:
Stella Gray and Hattie JohuSon, a
couple oi disreputAblo females, forfeit
cd $50 each for Immoral conduct.
Louis Whittemoro plead not guilty
TO the charge OF petit larceny. The
case was srt for this afternoon.
Parker Dykes, n youthful thief, CON
icssed 10 being guilty OF petit larceny.
His cAse was continued until Thomas
Matthews, The arresting officer, could
be communicated with.
W. X. Wallace, iinshily dressed
young fellow Of perhaps - years OF
age, pleai not guilty TO vagranoy. His
case was also continued.
+ Louis whitman, badly battered and
disGgured individual, admitted that lac
had been drunk. lie was sent TO Jail
for five daye.
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An EXCELLENT ENnmnle.

The spirit Of marriage has rested
upon the young folks o. raylorsville,
half u dozea couples having gone to
ManIi or Logan,withln few brief
days Their names are as follow;
Archibald Frame, Jr,, Minnie Web.
James Sanders, Janet Dick.
Samuel Gsrrnrd, Bessie Flame.
Ephralm Gerard, Blanche Cook.
John d. Frame, Alice M,skin.
Edwin Bennion, Mary n. Lindsay.
The marriage OF the drst couple was
celeoTated at the residence ni Brother
% Sistrr Webster iast evening, when
host enjoyed the good thi u II this
NO, anu spent the evening IN song,
music, recitation ana spee chvs of con,
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Within Nnr Gates.

Bishop Mouslcy. Of B'ufidale, came
IN today aud stage long enough 10 Take
Agaod look az the rugged situation pre-
yallipg In the metropolis.
President IL. 5. Gowans, OF Tooele
Stake, gas contemplating our Jordan
like streets today and doubtless won
drHng what tho next move IN tue way
clan caption wouldbe.
W. j.. III. D0isUn, the s'alwsft tx-
Confederate, sterling citizan aud
regretted resident II Minerssii!e, came
IN yesterday ana IL presumably max
ing purchases for his mercantile estnb'
lshmont In Tint town. Mr.. Dotson
reads the News regularly, because,
being man OF business aud n poll
ilcian, he must keep posted.
Michael Powef., the prominent
mining man Of Beaver county, II zap
from the scenes Of hia labofs,
having brought some tempting looking
rocl, uch IN gold from Indian creek,
in'which he has u large interest. Tho
hairO Of beavers capacity has not yet
been told, aud Mr.. Powers Il doing his
laAA Wv AAh hANAhh hEA wv ~ eias
Hon. Aquilla NyUoker came down
upOu I'd from his northern perch IN
Rich county ye0leriny. His ADVENT
was not at al like that Of the wolf on
the fold, nor has he any designs
upon the public iuimlcal TO
their interests. Ho has gained some
few pouude In flesh since the political
cataolysm last week ami looks forward
10 early statehood with the greatest
composure.
-,
Ben l.. Rich, tho major domo OF the
Republican forces oi Weber county,
chopped down from mis- eyrie aud mads
Tue NEWS office u brief call yesterday
Bon,ia not only confident but certain
that what the "untorrilied" gained
here as the result OF tho election viii
be negstived at an early date by the
Republicans stealing march on theii
opponents and letting Utah In thii
winter.
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Stardard C5ur15 Works.

rseok OF Mormon. An seopunt N W
Ancient tuhlbluns % the American Cont
usnL wrir.' br Nn es,t % MORMON upon
p1iHs t'tar hrra iHe p.s's@ NJ serhi, found
nnar MrHehsf'sr, Ontario o., New Aors. and
uandntnf ~ Mn rnhs' Joseph smlut, IT..
aut ,1is. PM R'ct zoos rin Roar, si.Tsi
fiiu ucrt (smsii. 100, PAN Leather, embossed,
ti4N Fui cloth, embossed. tl.ei
Hook Of Mormon. (Is,rgs Print Morocco.
Estra Ont, tssS. Leather art, tJco Leather,
f42f. Cou tff5
poctriue and Covenants W tAs church Of
Juss christ % Lattel-iay sNuti, containing
The Revelations gwen ~ Joseph smith, IT,, the
liopAe', for the bui.dins up Vt Tie Kingdom VI
COS o. tho last days. OnL tl55. Pun D1st.
tLoJ Fu' upan ti.1s. rui boa small, u ".
Fui Leather, embossci q 45. Full Cioth, ein.
b,a.ed, &L0J
Dortriao and Covenants. .Lirgo rsiHil,
Mufucco, Rita olit hCi Leather, CIT
'tgo Leather. t2.2si cloth, u7s.
Pearl or Crcat rriee. choice seis.ti1,
from iho Revelations. foundations, aud Mar
rauus Of Joseph smith, hlst rrophot, Seer
aud iiev-Ator OF ths Church % !ssas chris, q
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Leather. uilt uLu0i Hu.u Ilt,, Ci0h, ON.
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sigunj ~ an iutrOiuauYu 8, lup Wrsi rrinel.
pie, ~ spiritual rhuoaorhy. nciIslou, Law
and uuvgfmnunt 10 Delivered - the Az
eient, snd o. HesiorcJ n thls ago flr the Anal
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cinhl.1od, g5c' lamp Clo.A. l5c.
oponcog's Letters. EEhMung uis mos, proiu.
incnt doe,rinea uf - Church OF iet'is ohdn
OF Laitorliy sniHta, ~ Offoa sp.acef, 4. 49,,
TO which @ aiso added his Loit-r ca Faul.
rchal Ofd1r, In reply o. tho lev. william
cfovol, s. 49,, boron, hss. Tml Roam, om.
bossed, NOj; Pull Cluh, embossed, iS,.
Leather, tLs0. onL t3cl.
Hymn Hook. reuuuo.h rdliion cloth, 80;
pull i.uan, l5.i Poll Lo,,has, sIoo. Leather.
extra nmsh, til5, Le,tber. an, $3.50.
cAt.ohism Tor Chiidreu, aiblinr o.,
prominent d1ruines Of The Church % Jesus
tAuH ot Litterdsy saints ~ John J4quus.
leather, aac. Cioih, Nc. boards, 2o5 .
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Imitation Leather, u.a,, Cloth, u.Oj.
! gcady ueforoBe.s. scripture totta arranged
In subjective ords, u,sh h.siodcal notes, aso-,
t'c., So. aud ,loJ, according to b.adia1
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DREADFUL skin DISEASE
Aniicts Wei Known Merchant.
Itching aud burning TERRIBLE
Doctors aud uli Remedies
tail.
Trics Cuticura. Relieved hy the First
Application aud Entirely Cured
In Rive Weeks.

About eighteen months ag1 o. small rpect APP.
poarnd on my ankle; % Tcsemb.sd a lih 1cAic ,
% became larger, aud euutultJd a physician
who pronounced " ptoflhas ur mOulcd disease.
because lt tcscmhlrd money. l applied an
olutment. but u spread until At lat % covered
ALMOST my entire body Ny suffering was
something tprrihlo, burning and itching s,nsa.
ton continually, until Il became almost unsn'
durable. 1 suffered t0fiures especially NJ
night. aud Tor iva months ] va compelled %
tlCcp with ElnyCs on. ! became desperate ]
would have given Hnyihins 70 be relieved o. the
Uching sensation. inca d number NJ remedies
without Hny relief. I was requested 10 uy
CuTtCuHA, thIs I did, ana 70 my CREST surprise,
/ Nuf relieved after The nHt application I
used the rI1runA, tUrci "a soar aud Ct
ItCUHA RIsOLYENr, Hcgoraiur Go directions,
FOR about four or i've weeks. when 1 wac ca.
tirely cured. But what % IrliUf 10 was q mo
after The suffering I went through, { cannot
SPEAK with too much favor Tor the o., uficrn,
hEMkptEs," and ! would rernmnud b. b. aii
those who are suffering from The same disease
that have suffered. JOHN 7. MELODY,
OF MELODY nWoruEI- MvaIdutte, Mich.
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THE "KANDY KlTCnEN' MAN.
Koliiz Has Been Arrested on Two
Very Seriou, Charges.

Armed with tho necessary warrants,
Deputy Sherin Cummoch late yester.
day afternoon arrested Louis Kolilz,
tue "kandy kitchen" NAV, on
two charges Of most serious
character. Ia the first case II,
Is alleged that early In the morning
Of July lTth, IN the present year, the
deicudau, willully aud feloniously
burned ia quantity Of goods, covered by
insurance, with intent to deiHud, and
al the same time destroyed u portion of
Tue Insured goods la order that he
might recover upon tue LOSS. The
second warrant sets ~ thU contracts
enierei into between kJliW aud u
uumbor Oi insufaucr computes, nua
then later reference 10 The fire. al.
lcges mat he knowingly AMI iel1niuus'
,y presented to the companies ~ ques-
don fraudulent claim aud proof oi
loss in which he collected insurance
Tor property which he did not possess.
Afier his arrest lSolii1 was taken be-
fore Justice Gee aud gave bonds iu
the sum Of SiJJ on each Of the
ASont the time Of the arrest sn st
tauhment suit Tor sliD7 was hiet
against liDltl III the Hhird district
court by the German. American In
surance company o. New YORK. The
sum Is the amount pals Koltz subse'
quent 90 The lire, and the plaintiff.
will endrayor TO gei IL back upon The
came grounds "a alleged IN the Grim
mai complaints. In n short time alter
the SUIT haI been filed, the attach
ncuts wora levied, AMI Kolu1's place
Of business was taken charge VI ny al
object
Itwiil be sought, therefore, to show
that lt9litz himself nted his place oI
business.
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Release and Arrivals.

Elder John Holmes Is honorably re-
leased from hia labor- a. tmveli z
Elder In the Nottingham conference,
90 friurn uome.
Tn saturday, October 21.h, the Gun
ard steamship Et'uria. from New
York, arrived IN Liverpool Among
The passengers were Elders j. j. plOW-
man, Peter Hansen, Of Smithhel0,
iohu w. WintrOsse, Erik Erikson, Of
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NM Lnmhrrl Ycrdiri.

The coroner's jury last night re-
turned ayerdlct in the Lambert drown.
ing case TO the eject that tho deceased
came TO his death from sutiocation
while in ma opileptic 1T. The remains
have been emualmed anti Will DC
shipped TO Breckenridge, Missouri, to-
morrow evening, who're they VIII le
Inferred.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky Hhl Mining Company. Location OF priu-
r.pal place ~ business, iHrk city, summit
COuuty. Itrh. Location Of Wluc, snake
Grccl Mining District Wasatrh Couniv,t tlN.
Nu1CE j. HEREBY GIVEN 1tiAT Al
~ meeting NJ The Board Of trustee. held
on The end day OF September, I've. no Jlt
Lake CITY, ihu, nm nsscflmunt NumI er sis
80 W ~ i've rcutE per share was LEVIED ON
the capital stock ui fhe corporation, PAYABLE fn
tho sudfuiar, within thirty dhys from The aBONe
tatc. at FAT Lake CITY, Utah, Any siuoi upuu
which thl- assessment reunin. uupA ID on fre
2ud day Of Noyeubur, 1899, Will hu delinquent
aud adFcrttsed for sale 90 public auction, lud
unless payment IS m de- before will DO sold 900
the iath day o. December. i5l2, Of Tho hour NJ
- O'Clock m neon, AZ TIE c0mpanY's Office,
No. go Constitution NuiidinH, salt Lato city,
Utah, 10 pay Delinquent assessment together
with the cost of advertising aud expense of
sale.
40 ., uuripn's Court, between Second and
Th'rd Wet succtf, second South street, salt
Lake cay,
". j. BURrON, Secretary,
Suvgmhcr ltth. 1872, ily order Of tho Board
of Tfstees NJ the Lucky Bill Mining Com.
pnny, made thil day. the tins for declaring The
stock delinquent b. extended To the eird day Of
November. l7s2, and % payment rs not made
before, wiz he sold on the itn day OF January,
lsai, at 1! O'Clock noon ,nt room M SO C0ust.
luton building, SAT- Lake city, Utah. 10 nay
delinquent assessments together with costs Of
advertising aud CNpondo ~ sale.
W, =, BURTON, Secretary.
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lleber Gay; Neil. Mouson,os Pleasant
Gr1vr. Carl NJ. Levorspu. oisDraprr,
iftnh. aud FREQ &. Olson, ~ Preston,
i5sh,. Tor the rcsnuinevinu mis1ion
and Fdward Fernley,of P"aveb Utah,
and Andrew Wallwotk. Of Nlmy.
Wyoming. COR the British missiou. Al
were enjoying good health Those tot
The continent proceeded on their Jour
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Another One Caught.

The police today arrested j. n. :.
Hollnnder, blacksmith, and booked
him at the station on charge Of petit
larceny. Inquiry M to the particulars
" the case brought forth the response
from Chief Paul, "Oh, heis another Of
the gang. He was wearing n pair Of
pants belonging to Tailor Spry and We
gathered him in"