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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
For Both ScXes-Country.

For Both ScXes-Countr
CLAVEEACk COlLIGE AND NJ D>ON RIVER IN.
IIri-ol River Valley. Morris superior al an'ag FOR thor
ouei and ,,eaau eanra'ie, to boy, and gill~ Con.
.,f,t,lcr is Iof illustrated Catalogue ad lres,
Ecy. \. II. fLAcK. \ ~. Pros, -
n i>rPAQrA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chsppaaua.
I y Y.-Anonp the hnl,. thirty.two miles from New.
N4sk. boarding for bois and girls. under the
u friends
t1A>r DRTENWICU NcApEMY.
EAST GErr>wicn. RHODE ISLAND n
S '' o S"1 y S.o'' ,a S IL Wr,c ' fdr n.i'G
catalogue r. u. RLAKINLEE Principal.
uNcKITr>rOwN y. H. INSTITUTE.
ii ollcrc praato> Tor Young men; lad,e, I9nGSe.
os s ia' fro KiS U.s. II Whitley. D D.
I,>>,cmr,tlrs South .Ho1lcy
Sa,ircts and Obs r,atory IN. nu.-ey,pt year opens
MIR, L. ; MEAD. frcsh Mt
R"'ND LAKE N.IYax or 1898.
brighter ncc and b'ttcr Than "'cr; - mile north
" Nny ana 10 south oi SARATOGA springs Oh the great
B. , %a ioi, $. & Ny: eEu5 sc:i drainage
/. school Of AT Ctr't'i iooni, in,trnG,or Jply on
-Aueu-t ION, q ""c;e. Splendid IS'ilttieN and h't OF
IT, SciIG@I OF MrSit Ed|arJ J. Mvcr conductor
y ohN v IN " Co,e,yn IS JS| Xe% Si
Yolh." J., n o,t f,voraby known.
N'h,S "I rts Ia Lance 3.u toa' and
spanish. Prof. la Lande l. Frcnchman. author
5 al e. round Lake y. Y. for CIRCULARS and
I'M srMiNNR Mountain scenery cool; $50 600
l buildng; lawns, shade Unn' p'rent- AMI child en-
f 1 u1.A W .r.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Miscellaneous
4 INSTRUCTION FOR EIlLFi'IICS
] delightful home CAREFUL and JuicIous instruction.
,omhinrh with The most approved system ~ treatment.
under physician o: long experience In this disease
number limited t. 81. Circulars and references from
Dr. WILLIAMSON New Lol don. Conn.
E>>ONS GIVEN - cut ladies' dresses cloakr wraps
at reasonable term. patterns while waiting.
ME~. FIELD 200 West I'D II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
II "'Np LAKE S.NfI6N or 1898.

II, III. SlMIN lRY Mountain scenery cool $50 600
binding: lawns. shade Unn,; p7rent- AMI child en-
both ~Nc,. open for ,ummfr - pt also. No.Gmnyie NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
lnsiructlon.

,t,IIE BEEIITZ SCHOOL or LNNHU AGES.
1 Madison square. cor. ". 21th-@t.
Omen all summer tunVcr-itIor 30 Frnch. German
&c. ais college pI'iaraiioh HF'n'h "' N""'' i''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

cl.scn Joseph l.. TO Mddleb:ooF, Both.
t OF ,th-aNe, | veal. :. $500.
Rnocn Frederic ait wife 10 the Emlgrant IN
dusirlal SAVINGS Bank 3d-ave, OF lloth'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
n M gANREiSoE r'ias.J SCHOOL nr YouN'
! INDli~ Advantages ~ B0>ton. Quiet OF cam
ridge Coufor'r 4 Hone. small numbers
mi Y GILMAN s. Director.

~ M woNl%> COLLEGt or BALTIMORE. Rev.
john j.. Hrl.hrr D. y. Prot several regular
t.l.-. for.s.. lnl.nr - the d'grce ~ r. \. Al
d.uaffuau'- charge spc ai>f-- Tho next session
vl.l b,,.n sgt 10 For Program address IN" NomiH'
t....rt Btlimoi'. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Real Gsiate u)anteo.

w ANTED "A downtown investment property. value
w about $4,000.
rutland & WHITING. 5 Beekmsn At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

~ ilArPAQIA MOI NTAIN lNSTlIUr TIE. Chappadua.
Y y l.-Anong the hills. thirty-twO miles from New
NlrA boarding for Dois and girls. under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

,J'1MrrI. "RoVE LADIES NtMlN ARY. saratoga
] ~rrl... y. y. Thrt, ninth var b'gins sept 20.
49,. ~ l. nnMD FL D Ircs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
Kancelsrya
1913 w. BIackhawk Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.

Emil Bessa. prezydeut, Pacific JUNCTION
Alb. J~eadrzelek, wice-prez. 657 Holt
ave, A. ]. Kowalski, kasy or. 6l7 Noble
st. A j. Kwasigroch, sekretarz 1873
W. Baokhawk st. j. f. sSmulski, ad.
wokat 5o5 Noble St. Andrzej Schultz
607 Noble St. Jozef Schroeder. 436
EIstou ave. Jan CEebsts, 76I Holt ave.
Jan SuWalski. Ala Eston I'VE. Jac.
Jakubowski. 8 MeHenry st. JAG. Mu-
chs, l52 w. Blackhawk ST. Frank
Nsts, 46 Ingrsham Str. Jos. Paszkie
wicz, 500 Holt ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
lie m Polskie.
4 zabOru r~OsyIskiego.

2 Kijowa pisa: ,,Policys rosyjska
rozciagneia cd js1iegos czasu scislejszy
nsdzor mad tutejszymi Rusinami, pc
dejrzapyni o ~separatyzm (sePsratysta-
mi nszywaia " Rosyi ukrsino6low
czyli nsrodowc6w). Jak mas zapswnia
ja powodem tych zaostrzeh maja bye
donosy z Gsl.cyi, Re galicyjscy Ruslni
rozwijaja silns sgitacys antirzsdows'
autipshstwows rosyissa i porozumiewa-
ia sic bezustannie zk~ijowskiemi separa-
tystami W cslu systematyczuego soil
dsrnego postepowania. J~ednakowoz
opr6cz kilku broszurek i gazetek tresci
socyslistycznej dotad niczego ME INA
leziono.
= Sulej6w W Krol. Polskiem stal sic
passive plonisni. Polar szerzyi sic
g~waltownle W dlisluicy, ~lezaoej obok
Sos, p~rowadzacei do Opoczna. Przy-
byia strsz ogniowA z Plotrkows. Mlmo
to GAIA Ia dzielnica ~spionsis. Strsty oil.
brzymie. Polar szerzyi sic cd Poiudnia
do p6znego wieczora, Eaergicznemu
ratunkowl oobotniezej stray ogniowsj
z PIotrkows nslezy zawdziecaae II Geese
miasta zostsla uratowana. Przyczyna
pozaru dotad ME wisdoma.
= w SslnSch z daia / ma 2 Lipcs
umsrs Pc diuglch c~ierpieniach 8. p. ks.
biskup dyecezyi augustowsko ~seJnef-
skiej, WisrzboSski. zyi lat 75. UIro-
dzii sic dnia IA lipca 1918 r. Pc
ukohczen,u gimnazyum / seminaryum,
do ktorego wstapil dopiero pc porzu-
ceniu ~urzedowanIs cywilnego, powola-
ny zostsi przez ks. biskuPa Straszyh-
sxisgo ma sekretarzs, a W kilka lat
pozoiej p~owierzono PieSsy jego Probo-
stw W SLumowie.
Pc siedmiu latach powo2ano ks.
Wierzbowskiego ma stanowisko regensa
konsystorzs, a Pc trzyletnim ~Przebywa-
niu ma ten stAno wisku otrzymsl nomi-
macy Q ms proboszcza W S~uwaikach, pei
MAO jednoczesnie obowiazki Cficysia
dyecezyi sejnehskiej.
Niezwykis pokora ducha i skro-
mnosc = zwrociiy szczegolna uwags
Stolicy Apostolskiej ma plsedziesieclo
letniego proboszcza W S~uwsikach. z
ktorego to stanoaiska powoiano ks.
Wierzbowsklego ma biskupa sejneh
skiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

szedl do o~icera, zsndarm zwr6cii sic do
P. K: Wy giupsjs babs. ty ME u
mniesz szanowac rosyjskiego munduru
= "a riebs nauczu" W ten spos6b
wymyslal przez kilka minut. P. ko-
ron, AMI Mkt z jadacych ~pasaasrow ME
odezwal sic AMI slowem.
Kie1y zandaru uspokoil sic nieco, p,
Kor1on wysiadia Z tramwaju, wsiadia
do dorotki i pojechala do domu.
WysiadajAc z doroAki pred domem,
zatr1ymaia sic chwilke, ably zaplaCit
do~r6akatowi i zau wa.yia, ae druga
dor6ika przyjecbai "a ME ten sam IAN
darn, zadzwonii M str6.a i rozmawial
z MIN. P. Korxou weszls 90 mieszka-
mia Wieczoseu tego dnia otrzynuje
przez rewirowego awizacya, wzywajsca
j. M godzine 10 Z rama dnia nastepne
go, to Jest We wtorek, do cytadeli
(dziesiatego Pawilonu). Awizacyi je-
dnak rewirowy ME zostawil, lecz wzisl
z soba- Wezwana o o~znaczcnnl godzi-
ME zjawia sic, lecz ezeka godzine, dwie
nikogo ME ma. Wprowsdzaja ia do.
ogrodka, gdzie zspoznaje sic z aona
~miejscowsgo ofcera zandarskiego,
ktorej opowiaia swojs tale. Wreszcie
wzywaja j. do jakiejs sail, gdzie zssta-
ie "a STOLEN tego ssmego asndarns z
tram waiu, a prey drugim stole innego
asndarma zdsie sic m;ejscowego =
", 'zidEkiego. ZAcreio sic teraz ma
nowo wymyslanie, z Il tylko ro.nica,
zs obecnie ME mowil ty, lecz wy.
Ia to ME krepowsi sic jua zupslnie
| dad uIscie wstretuej zandsrmskiej zol-
ci. ,,ESo VASE podayi, p~srszywyj pa
tryotyzm; wy mo2ecie ME pozwalsc
pahc cf,cerowi rosyjskiemul ia was
naucze, jak szanows6 muudur rosyjski,
ia wykorzenie ten podly, glupi patryc-
tyzml" Wreszcie, 90 n~sjciekawsze,
UNCONDITIONAL, ae on Jest calowiek
,,humaunyl" (ludzki), re tylko ola tego
ME kauai jej aresat Iwsc zaraz " tram
wsju, ponie waz miai wzgled na jej
dzieci.
w koh,u, wykrzyczawszy sic dosta-
~tecznie, wyrzucii ja Ia drzwi = ! spra-
we W ten sposob zakohezyi.
Doda6 nalezy, be asdnego sladu tel
sprawy ME pozostaio: awizscyi rewiro
Wy ME zostawh, W cytadeli ami jedno
slowo ME byio zspisane, protok6iu
zadnego ME sporzadzono = sw a ikiem
byi tyiko drugi zandarm. Gdziet wisc
W jaki sposob Poszukac sprawiedli-
wosciF".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
Y warszawy

DDnis IL czerwca T. b. psni Korzon
iona zEsnego historyka, jechsla tram
wsjem z dwoigiem dzieci. Pred mia
siedEisi officer Oak sic pozuiej okszsso
- tandsrmski) | pslii ~Pspieross, 90
jest wzbronione. Poniewsa z powodu
wiatru PoPia sypsl sic " OOzy dsieciOm,
pant Korzon zwroOils sic do kondukto-
"a z Prosha, sby ten Ewrocil uwage ma
niewlssciwOGc psleuis. Konduktor,
WidoOznie z cbswy, MIC ME powisdziai
Asndarmowi. Pc pswnym Ozssie p.
Korzon Powtornis Ewr6ciis sic do kon-
duktora. Leoz Esnim ten oststni pod
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
DO szanownych Towarzystw
POisktch aatOIickich.


JOLIET. Iii. duia 10 Llpca 1893.
Kochsni BraciaI
Dnia 27go Sisrpnia 1893 r. o 2gie
gods. pc potudniu, odbsdzle sic uroczy-
stose p~oswiecenis szkoay PoIskiej pod
wezwaniem $50 Krzyaa W Joliet, Ill,
ktora obecnie ma zastapic i kosciol.
Poniswaa Para6a polska W Joliet, Ill.
jest cd niedawnego czssu zorganizowa-
ma i poczatkach sWego istnienia po-
trzebuJe pomocy, przeto zaprasEam sza-
nowne Towsrzystwa ateby raczyiy
wzissc udziai " tel uroczystOsci in cor
pore.
S~Podziewam sic 70 Kochsni BrAcia
Prosbie naszej zadosyc uczynis i uro-
czystosc swa obeonosois uswIetnis.
Siuga W C~hrystusie wraz z komitetem
Ks K. II. SF0minskI, proboszcz.
P. S. Komitet Dedzie oczekiwsi To
warzystwa IA dWorcu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
4 zabOru ~pruskiegO.

Poznsh. WychCwA6cy tutejszego
m~iejskiego domu Sierot Da Grobli tax
oddzialu chioPcow, jak ! dziewcIat So
przewaznie polskiej narodowosci. Otoz
dzieci to skazane 50 ma pozbycie sic
wiasciwej Swej narodowosoi, ma powell
na g~ermanizscya. CLego wychowanie
" zakisdach tych przez wylacInie ME-
miecka modlitwe W tym cslu ME doka
ze, ma uzupetnic szkoia. Ola tego ME
wolno dzieciom lynn brad udzialu W
nauce jezyka ~polskiego. a dalej ME
wolno i'm po ~wieKszej czesci u~czesEozse
ma nsuke religi w~ykiadans W jezyku
polskim.
Postepowsnie tskie ME ds sic niczem
usprawiedliwi6, ami uniewinnic a zasto.
sowanie " obec biednych sierot Jest
wprost niegodne. Jsk widzimy, cho-
waja sic W obec Sierot polskioh tutsj.
szego zskladu miejskiego pod pisszczy-
Klein humitsrncsci germsnizscyjne de-
znoSci, msjsce ma celu wynarodswianie
dzieci polskich. Cay sic to godzi tax
postepowacH Czy sic to godzi oboje
tnie ma to patrzeo Polskom zsjmujscym
wyasze Stanowiska?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

O~horsgiew smsrykshsSs bedaca via.
SnosCis Grupy 127 EOstsas prEsE. Omylks
zsbrana z hall niAej podpisanego. =
osoba ktora ~pOpeanils omylks, raozy
Odniesc niAej pOdpisanemu = wisscicie.
lowi hall.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

dzimy wystawy giowniejszych cza-
sopism KalifOrni, = a wreszcie
bardzo uboga i skromna wystawe
owocow dystryktow gdzie takowe
produkuja bee irrigacyi, to jest
sztucznego nawodniania, podczas
gdy system ten jest powszechnie
przyjety W caiej Kahforni.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02

100 W. Division Str. Chicago Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
PULASKI
Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

Kompsnia Asekuracyjna Pulawskie-
go zabezpiecza dowy, skisdy, towsry,
domowe sprzety IL. przeciwko uszko-
dleniu przez oRith, pc cenach tshszych
aniteli jakakolwIek lima koDpanis. :
Wszyscby Polacy powinui ssekurowac
swoje wia.nosd W polskiej kompsnii,
.9dsie rzetelnS od6iors wypiste W razie
~nieszczescia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
wszysIkich kOgO sic pOnIzsze
tyczy.

tyczy.
CHICAGO, 10 Lipca 1893.
Ninieiszem PublIcznie zAwiadamiam
wszystkIch tych Akcyonsryuszy kt6r1y
zalegsjs us Akcye T~owArzystws Budo-
Wy Hall Puiaskiego przeszio diva
try lats, IL IA posiedzeniu polrooznem
Akcyonaryuszy 1cdbytsu dnis llgo
Lipca b. T. " hall Puisskiego 800 s.
Ashland ave. JednogiOsnie uchwalOnem
zostsso 90 nastsPuje:
Kaziy czionek kt6rY sic ME uisci 70
EslegiosSi ma Akcys " przecisgu try
dziestu (S0) dni poczawszy cd dnia IL
LiPca T. b. utfaci wszelkie praws i pre-
tensye do wyAej w~ymienionego Tow. !
do Pisoiedzy przez niego ~wPiaconych
| zostanie . listy czsonkow t~Owarzystwa
Bad. Hall PulaSkiego wykreSlOny.
Dsno dnis logo LiPcs 1898 roku,
y rozporzadEsnis Tow. Budowy Hall
Pulsskiego. Jan Nouok, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-02
,,Wolne Polskie Siowo''

wychodzi pierwszego l pistaastego kaa.
diego miesiaca. Podaje wisdomosoi
Poglady Z pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jake Yea = EN- grscyi polskiej. - Pogla-
dsmi swemi ~wyswiAdczs wielka przy.
sfuge czyteiEikom W rozwoju umysio-
wynn. Upowszechnienie tego pisms jest
bardzo pozadsaem W Ameryce = q tn
uiosc uiatwia usbycis kaademu. Abona
ment roczny kosztuje dollar jedsn
POI, pieniSdze posyiAc przez Post Office
Order, sdresujso: M. Adolphe Reih, 3
rue du -Four, Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15
A sHOPLIFTER NABBED.

She Had a Thousand Dollars Worth of
Silks and Laces Stored Away.
Officer Tom Matthews made an import
ant arrest yesterday afternoon, and the
storekeepers have reason to feel thank
full for it.
At about O'Clock the officer was pass
ing Auerbach Bros. store when one OF
the employees came out and called his
attention to well dressed and respect
able looking working woman who had
just left the place, stating that he be-
lieyed she was shoplifter. Just then
the woman boarded car, and the officer
followed her. She got of at the corner of
Main and Third South streets, and Mr..
Matthews, having satisfied himself that
the clerks suspicious were correct,
promptly placed her under arrest and
took her to the city hall. Here the woman
broke down completely and acknowledged
that she had been stealing from the
stores. She stated that her name was
Mrs. Rodalias, and that she has room in
the southeastern part of the city, where
the articles which she had stolen would
be found. A visit to the place verified
her statement, and a large quantity of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15
UP AT THE PARK.
An Offending Chinaman Mysteriously
Spirited Away.
The Fine Weather Produces Bad Roads
The Utah Central ProsDering-Heavy
Ice Shipments-sociaI Events.

The extremely fine weather during the
past ten days has made sad havoc with
the roads and Main street is completely
bare of snow, an unusual occurrence at
this time of year. Most of the ore haul
ing is done in the early morning and on
the back street.
Mr.. T. J. Macintosh, the general
superintendent of the Utah Central, came
up today. He reports the business as
being very active. and the road IN most
excellent condition. New cars and en-
gines are being made for the company,
and when they are received the little road
will be in a position to handle all the
traffic which will be given them.
The Park City Ice company are making
large shipments of ice daily to their store
house in Salt Lake. The company are in
better position than ever to fill large or
ders, and judging from the business
doing. it will soon become one of the best
paying corporations In the territory.
The Fireside club will hold a meeting
on Monday night.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid society
will give an oyster supper at the church
on Tuesday to which the public are gen
orally invited.
The Kate Putnam troupe gave per-
VI AL OuCldlulGQ ILADTSSS
PACKAGE to a good-siZed and we'll salts
fed audience at the opera house on Thurs
day night.
About 100 persons went from here on
Tuesday evening to Coalville to attend a
grand mask ball given by Prof. E. Daily.
A most agreeable evening was spent there
and the hospitality Of the Coalville people
was much appreciated.
The county court met at CoalvilIe dur
ing the past week and the new officers
were initiated and made acquainted with
their duties. The salaries were fixed the
same as were given their predecessors.
The Chinaman who was SO badly injured
in a fight few weeks ago by Sam Lee
and who was not expected to live, has in
some mysterious manner been spirited
away, and his whereabouts cannot be
ascertained. The officers have been on
the hunt for him, but up to this time
have struck no clue. For ways that are
dark commend us to the heather Chinee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15
MUSICAL MENTION.
Dudley Buck and Myron Whitney Say
Assist at 'sThe CREATION
The Great Composers Attendance WIN
BE Secured If PossibIe-The
Stayner Amateurs.
The Choral.

The Choral.
At the last meeting OF the Choral So
ciety Mr.. Stephens in behalf of the d.
rectors announced the plan for the June
festival. 1t is the intention OF the society
to secure the services of Dudley Buck, the
composer of ssLight of Asia,'' to attend
the festival, and either conduct or preside
at the great organ, as he prefers, if salts
factory arrangements can be made with
him. Also the great basso that is so well
and favorably known to the music lovers
of Salt Lake-Myron W. Whitney-if
possible, and some leading soprano that
will be decided on later.
The Choral intend to give programme
that will be appreciated by the people of
Salt Lake.
If the plan is carried out considerable
expense will be incurred, and quite risk
assumed by the society.
The directors are aiming to make the
festival the greatest musical feast the ter
ritOry has ever had.
Mr.. Stephens is now in correspondence
with Mr.. Buck.
1t is the intention of the Choral society
to repeat the sLight of AsIaN in Provo
and Ogden at an early date.
This will be quite an out for the MEM
bers besides Frightening their memories
on the work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15

R. C. Chambers, president, r. Mackin-
tosh. vice president, n. A. Empey, ex-
ecutive commissioner, E. A. Mcdaniel,
secretary, Heber M. Wells, treasurer.
General Office-514 Dooly bldg. Salty Lake
City.
The work of collecting exhibits for the
Worlds Fair is under the supervision
of the several chiefs of departments, as
follows:
Agricultural. W. Sanborn chief, Lo-
gan, Utah.
Mining and Ethnology- Mcguire
chief, Ogden, Utah.
nufactures-Frank w. Jennings chief,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Educational-J. F. Millspaugh chief, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Art-G. NJ. Ottinger chief, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Bureau OF Information-E. A. Mcdaniel
ex-officio chief, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The general conduct of all Worlds Fair
supervision of Thomas Judd general
superintendent, st George, Utah.
All Photographic work illustrating seem
cry etc.. is in charge of j II. Crock
well official photographer, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The Utah building at Chicago is s2x46
feet square, two stories high and con-
tains Z, 544 square feet of floor space.
The Woman's department OF the Utah ex-
hibit is in charge of the board of lady
managers as follows:
Mrs. F. S. Richards. president, Salt Lake
City, Mrs. F. D. Richards, vice-presi-
dent, Ogden, Mrs. Electa Bullock,
Provo, Mrs. G. W. Lyman, Salt Lake
City, Mrs. G.. W. Thatcher, Logan,
Miss. May Preston, secretary, Salt
Lake City.
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ENTHUSIASTIC VIEWS.
President Hubbard's Confidence in the
Future OF Salt Lake City.
The Business Mems Association Is Nov
ing Right Along-The Gas Strike
Big Ranch Sale.

Enthusiasm begets enthusiasm. thinks
W. E. Hubbard, the young president OF
the chamber of commerce, and he has
already commenced laying plans for the
opening of softer weather, which will
greatly rebound to the benefit of Salt
Lake and the territory. There is in con-
temptation a joint meeting OF the cham
Der of commerce and the business mems
association, the exact date of which has
not been determined. 1t is to be called
for two urposes-cementing the friend
ship and cordial relations existing be-
tween the two organizations and the
formulation and carrying out of ideas
which will be for the mutual benefit Of
all who are residents of Salt Lake.
~ believe in the future of Salt Lake. -
said President Hubbard, ''and | am will
ing to evidence it by word of mouth and
by deed. All that is needed is a strong
faith and plenty of work. realize the
importance and power of newspaper,
and five will all work together, Salt
Lake will make as rapid strides in the
near future as she has in the near past.
/ am for Salt Lake and her best interest,
first, last and all the time. -
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with no food, no fire and no blankets.
They discovered sheltered cleft in the
rocks where they concluded to rest until
morning.
About 9 o'clock that evening the two
men were aroused by the noise of some
thing stirring few feet from their heads.
The next moment a huge bear appeared
at the opening. Both men struggled to
get out of the place and Howard was
knocked to the ground by a blow from
the bear and severely hurt.
Randall seized his gun and opened fire
upon the savage visitor. The bear left
Howard and started for Randall, catching
him and tearing several gashes in his side,
one OF which was about six inches long.
Howard then went to the rescue of his
companion, but the bear brought the
scrimmage to an abrupt termination by
starting OF through the brush.
The next morning the storm had sub
sided and the two men made their way
down the mountain. On their way down
they found their horses and started for
home, reaching there the next morning.
Randall's injuries are serious, being ag-
gravated by exposure, but it is thought
he will recover Howard escaped with
slight scratch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15
Personal ITEMS.
Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going

Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going.
G. E.LoosE of Provo is at the Walker.
WILLIAM F. GURNEy is a Lehi visitor at the
White.
NJ. RApDoTz. the Stockton mining operator,
is at the Walker.
J, W. BATES. from the lively camp of BinR.
ham, is among the Cullen's guests.
E. H RUSSELL Park City. connected with
the Ontario mill, is at the Knutsford.
r. H. AuERBAcH leaves this morning for the
east and will be absent several weeks.
J. DUFF WINEGARD and wife, Miss Wineeard
and Harry D. Maux, from London, Eng, are at
the Templeton.
JAMES QuIRK and wife, the former capital
ist from Los Angeles, CAL. we're housed at the
Morgan yesterday.
E. s. HOOPER, the Philadelphia spice man.
is shaking hands with the trade and taking his
meals at the Walker,
G. N KEySoR, proprietor Of the Palace
hotel, is down from Logan stopping with Land.
lord Stephen at the White.
R. B. HARNESS, SOB Of Judge Robert Hark-
ness, has returned 70 Salt Lake from the east
whore he has been attending school.
MANAGER BROWN Of the Western Union
Telegraph company, leaves tomorrow morning
on business trip to Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mr.. j. M. WHITNEY. the Evanston cattleman.
is in the city. he reports an unusually mild
are in prime condition.
JAMES METcALF, from Provo has been in the
city for several days, making his home at the
Walker. Mr.. Metcalf is in the city with the in
tention Of purchasing Salt Lake realty
]. W. CHANDLER of Philadelphia, who is a
shareholder in some OF Utah's best mines. is
registered at the Templeton. He is making an
annual trip OF inspection to his properties
W. r. SNEDAKER and wife are guests of the
Knutsford. MIR. Snedaker is a prominent man
in railroad circles, representing the Rio Grande
in San Francisco.
W. +. MIILICK, OF Pocatello one Of the ex-
tensive stock raisers of Idaho, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route for New York and
other eastern points, and made the Walker his
headquarters between trains.
HAVE your watch repaired by J. T. Leyson
Company, 1913 Main streeI.