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LACES.

LACES.
Interesting subjects to be
considered by fashionable
dressers.
Trimming Laces in correct
and exclusive styles in white,
cream, ivory and butter col
ors at very reasonable prices.
45-inch Black Lace Fish
Nets, Brussels Nets, Tosca
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.HALF-PRICE

A big lot of genuine Jap
anese Printed Silks came
yesterday, and they are now
on sale at
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POLITICAL. NOTES.
The Dayton's Bluff Democratic club
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Is not absolutely as we have represented it.
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sUCCEssTuL srRIgEs
orEs"isrd Labor Not Iainrcd by tho
Failure OF the uab. TrouBts.

OTEs"iSrd Labor Not Iainrcd by the
fHiIur" Of IN. Dobs Trouble.
lNntANArOLts, Ind, Sept. l8.-The
WotklnH committees Of the iuterna
tional brotherhood Of Carpenters and
yolnets are In session hero preparing
iot Tue International convention
when VIII meet here next week.
Secretary T.. J. McGuire, Of the bro.
therhood, says that organized labor
has not been Injured by the failure Of
the Dsbs strike.
"Bocause tho strike ended dlsas.
lrously you must not suppose that
strikes In general have failed. The
sltlke OF the coal miners was n success,
mink. la many places Il ptevenle
aiall III wages; Ia other sections the
men gaiuei an absolute Increase. In
New YORK the garment workers won
In thoif strike against the infamous
sweating system.
"a week ago last Tuesday our men
Ia New York 10 the number Of s. 900
declared "a strike against what " known
among the carpenters as the Jumping
fyslom.' This Il practically tho sweat.
ing system applied 10 our trade. In.
stead OF a contractor taking building
as whole the ilOors were given out 10
one mau, the doors TO another, the
sash 10 third. These petty contract.
orr required the carpenters under them
TO take tho work by pieces. The prices
were cut In order 10 obtain work. Ia
some instances the men were required
TO work II 10 10 hours "a day to make a
living. The better class OF contractor.
objected TO the system M strongly a.
We did. Yesterday three-i0ufths OF
the employers came 10 terms.
"Our policy In 10 avoid general
strike, since they inJuto Innocent NJ
well ~ tue guilty. When contractor
IL inI uring " We declare a strike upon
him la particular anu not upon all
contractors. IL 10 20 our interest TO
assist the better class Of contractors.
We hnd that by avoiding general
strikes that We are able TO advance
our Interests most surely.D
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THE FIRE.
Tie GogeblC Powder COmpl1ys Mill
Still in DANGER
A MINER KILLED by tue HEAT


BEssEMER, Mich, sept l3.-Tho
Gogeoic Powder cOmpany's mill IL
still In great danger. Tho fire depart.
mcnt has been fighting the IRE foi
the last twonty.iour hours and Ia
almost exhausted. The ere Ia fierce
snd the wind strong. Trout Creek,
Mich., on tho south shore Ia In im-
minont danger. At Iron Belt, wis,
IN tho Wisconsin Central, several
tuiliings are burned. At Wakefield
an unknown miner wal killed by the
heat. Four hundred million feet Of
pine Ia being burned In Gogebic and
OntonagOn countl,s.
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= Chiid kidnapped.

THOMPSON, Conn, Sept. is. -
Ihompa a town, one mile south o..
here, was excited today by the report
tnat Clarence War;, the teu.yeaf.D.d
son OF F1uinani Ward, ex.bankcr
and nuanoisr Of New York, had been
kidnapped from tho homo OF his
Guardian, Frederick -. Green. About
O'clock twJ men seized the child anu
put hlm In carriage. They then
drove north toward Webster, Mass.
Mr.. Green notified the police VI all
surrounding towns by telephone and
then started IA pursuit.. About III
O'Clock message was received here
from webster announcing that the
men had been arrested there aud the
boy recovered. Ferdingni Ward has
several times tried to get possession OF
,ho child.
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TnE DEns TRIAL
his Fiery speech IN Favor of "a hoy.
colt

CHICAGO, Sept lathe govern.
mont attorney Ia tho Debs csss today
asked that President Dcbs aud the
other defendants be called upon 20 t0s-
tlfy. The defense objected, aud Judge
Woods allowed tue matter 10 pass with.
out ruling.
Joseph ELDERS, night clerk at the
Leland hotel, testified that he deliv-
cred numerous kilograms to Debs ami
the latter read them In his presence.
Wallace Rice, u reporter, who M dele
gate from the local union was present
at the A. II. u. convention, told Of the
scenes curing the consideration OF the
Pullman strike. Witness said Deb.
made fiery speech urging the boycott
and declaring that he would rather sss
the A.. r. U. 20 u wreck In -
righteous n cause tllaR drag along use
ltssly. Howard, Rice SAID, opposed
ordering the boycott,
Manager Milford u the Western
Union produced message from Mrs.
LELAND Stanford 70 Debs, dated July
2, asking him 10 grant permission TO
the trAinmen TO take her private car 10
San Francisco.
Miss Becker, telegraph operator, tes.
tilted that Debs replied 10 Mrs. Stan.
ford that the trainmun would take her
car through.
This Was the firs, evidence that Deus
personally sent messages relative to the
strike.
Mr.. Walker announced the govern.
ment case closed with the exception OF
the production OF the Pullman con.
tracts.
the defense refused to outline its
testimony.
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WAS AN INNOCENT MAN.
Bore Absolutely No Resemblance 10
Any Hind OF an Arsenal.

When tde police arrested J. J. Cush-
Ing on Tuesday night anu charged
HIM with burglary aud having shot
guns and reyOlvers in his possession to
an extent that caused him to resemble
u walking arsenal, Il appears that they
made serious blunder, as 1, has trans.
pired that Cushing was not the man
wanted At all, that ho had no shoot.
ing irons hidden or In sight either his
own or those ~ another.
After Cushing had passed twenty.
four hours la jail the real culprit was
last night arrested and taken into the
presence OF Chief Pratt, 10 wn1m he
made a complete confession. The re-
suit was that Cushing was discharged
aud he feels dignity that ho has been
grossly outraged by being published as
a suspected criminal. 80 far as
the NEWS used the itom il
DID 40 simply Oa the strength OF what
the police court records disCl ssd nnd
on Information received from tho ON.
Gers. IL seems TO DO fully shown that
Mr. Cushing hEd no connection what.
ever with the case anu this paper il
anxious that Justice should be done
him in giving the iaels 10 the public.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Sept. l8.-Mrs.
FioiIich was ovcgoyed when informed
that her husband had safely crossed
the Atlantic la the tiny Nina. She
tai 81 must hear from my husband
hfsi before | can talk about our future
ilans. One thing ! am sure or, lac
WON'T have anything more 10 do with
milwaukee,. II the people Of tubs city
had aided him with littlo money hu
would have paid II back 10 them, but
W e0ulu not got any help.n
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They Are OF Very serious Character
aud May Be-ult In Death.

ahA hhl AkNHNA' W bNMNNt
"Billy" Lynch, tho priz5 fighter,
who was shot three tunes yesterday
morning by Thomas J. BeiicrJ, Gu
ban dermatologis,, whom he was
hunting with revolver, Is Ia a condi.
ton TO-DAY which Il 40 serious ~ 10 *.
cite the graveHt apprehension uu the
part OF his friends, though no Possesses
a phenomenal constitution auI great
physical strength Rud msy recover
from the eiluU,a Of the terrible expert
ence brought about by his own folly.
Whatever OF guilt or wrong ding
may attach 10 the "complexiOn special
ist, ray the police. he cannot be- rated
IN the same list Of dlsr0putablea RB
Lynch, whose career Ia salt Lake has
been one OF continued tWlts,nrs-.
There are others, however, who ur.
clare that he h no worse than the mau
who ~ nearly ended hls HE, anu think
they belong TO the same class OF sport.
lug people.
Brlier1's defense will DO that no shot
only In ruli.pro,eCtion, He d. still In
jan ana Will doubtless bo held nntil
there II decisive turn Ia Lyuch's
condition.
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daughters Of veterans Fleet onicsr.

PI1'rBuR0, Sept. lathe Daugh-
tiers oi Veterans today elected tho
following hational officers: President,
Mts. Ellen NJ. Walker, Worcester,
Mass senior vice president, Miss
Anna 5ohmid, ~. Louis; junior vice
president, Miss Gladys Foster, Kansas;
chaplain, Miss Lena stevens, Mas.
-illou, Ohio; treasurer, Mrs. Ida }.
Allen, Newtonvillr, Mass; inspector,
Miss Addie Horke, 5omervile, Mass;
installing officer, Miss Anna Roberts,
Connollsyille, Ind. Trustees, Anna
Moore, New Yurt; Minnie Prescott,
Ohio; Nellie King, Ohio; Cora Pike,
Massachusetts; Il. Evelyn, Monroe, o.
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NEw YUml, Sept. lathe share
speculation opened firm aud IN some
cases small fraction higher. General
Electric under urlsk selling broke / 10
.. Z RALLIED 3, sugar F''i az u cJruugu
do.inud uistllllur
DiFtillIag dcc'in,u fullhcr 10 u
5utuf advance ! bat son fecoded
me general ma .ut was weak.
sugar fen Oh 5, but recovered !. Tue
maikut atthu C,.fr Wns weak.
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Land Office.

The following filings we're made in
the local land Office under date Of Sept.
18Th;
Ephraim l.. Alfred, Of Fsrron,
Emery county desert land entry Of
tue north half Of the aouthoast quarter
OF section $50, township 10 south, range
s east.
James n. Campbell, Of Mlnersvllle,
Beaver county, homestead vutry OF
tno north half VI the southeast quarter
Of section 5, township 30 south, range
. EUsL
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Today he was DISCHARGED from custody
anu J. n. William, or Gu. Walker, ~
MS name appears on the trial ,0cEnf,
must answer ~ the charge Of bufllar.
Instead Of MI Cufhirs. Nearly $500
worm OF guns, knives, raz1fa, flshing
tackle, etc, were found il his noses.
sion, all the property Of NJ. H. Lvaus,
tue well known gIu Ru1 sporting
goods man.
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ar ST. GEORGE.
Legal business Transacted At That
Place,

Special % me Srws By Derrs Ts'sgrapA
81. GEoRuE, UIah, Sep. I3.-On5
case Of naturalization.
Frank Stration auI O. Il. Humph.
rles, both plead guilty to foruicatiou
and were hned each twenty Ave dol.
lars anu costs.
Robert bond, indicted for the murder
Of joseph Berry, took The statutory
time 90 plead,
Wm. Down, indicted Tor grand lar
ceny, plead not guilty.
Tho trial OF Janice a. STATION ivr
adultery 10 iu progress.
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WAsuNuToS, Sent, When asked
about the reported intention VI the
pope TO direct his return 10 Rome anu
elevate him 10 the rank of cardinal,
Monsignor saiolli made the following
statement!
"Ihe apostolic delegate has not r..
ceiveu any letter ~ 20 the recall 10
Rome. lie thinks The news given is at
least inexaot and no docs lot know
Of this matter"
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The centsnniaI OF HcIlet.porl

MCkEEsrUEr, Pa, Sept. l3.-This
city IL to-day celebrating H. crnten.
nlal. Governor Patlls0n Of Pcnnsyl.
vania aud Mckinley Of Ohio PARTED.
pate In the ceremonies. At tho Nc.
heespOrt line the Drmmler tin plate
works had erected enormous city gates
OF TN plate. Here the governors were
welcomed by the mayor ami tho r..
ceptlOn committee.
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DENyER, Sept. l3. 90 Intellectual
efforts were mate In the Republican
state convention, which Teassombleu
this forenoon, 10 break the state headed
by A. w. Mcluiire, nominated Tor
governor. For auditor, clifford q.
Parks, Of GlouwOOI Syringe, was
nomin ted, receiving j5s votes to 30i
Tor Il. T.. Price. For attorney general,
Gen. Byron T.. Carr, Of Boulder, 10.
coived 54i votes, Guns. >. Libby, Of
Chsflrc. 8U5. BON nominations were
MADE Il animJus.
The most bitter fight VI the conven-
lion occurred over tho selection Of eau
didatn Tor state superintendent Of
publio schools. Mis-. a. j. Peavey, OF
Denver, was nominated by aeolama-
lion after the friends VI Judge Warren
ID. Knspp and Prot w. A. Haggett
had Withdrawn their names. Judge
Knapp wns then nominated for one Of
tho regents Of thu state university, but
rrfpstd il. w. q. Dudley anu q. Nj.
Griiien were nominated for roaents'
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A millionaire. VII, r,isa.

Ban FRANCisCO, Supt. iB.-fhe will
Of the late jose do Laveaga. the santa
Cruz millionaire, has been flui tor
probate here. lts most important pfr.
vision ~ a Inquest lot tho founding u
nn ssylum Tor the blud, uctf, dumb,
tme, paraiytic and aged poor Of bUtn
itzcf For this purpose San francisco
resi- estate valued nj over 100000 l.
btpucathed a. a sustaining iuuu.
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PkiSis, H., lathe board Of super.
who're u Iazewvll county vuloi 10
80 Tie with Little Bros. Tor $1,000 for
tus Destruction Of tarit mines ut
'illiAfd by mob Of Hutiug miners,
june o. The ownufs refused, demand.
lng $4,000. The act Of Tho fiolers
has already cost the county over
5000.
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PiITsBuRG, Sept. l3.-Maior A. p.
Butchhtld, OF this city, was elected
senior Vicr'commander OF the GAR;
Charles IL. Shupe, VI New Orleans,
junior commanded.
Colonel Thomas q. LawlOr OF Rock.
ford, llls., was elected conimander.in.
chiei OF the a. A, II. with majority
Of IL over Colonel I. N. Walker, Of
indianapolis. TWAS the closest CON
test for oillco In the history OF the
order.
IL. Haggorly, OF 81. Louis, was
elected chgplain-in.chiei.
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CAIRO, Sept. l3.-All Cheriii, presl.
denl OF the legislative council, aud
Hassan.Waccyi, retired general Of the
Egyptian amy, arrested ON Aug. IS
charged with purchasing slave girls,
tnd recently brought here from
WadAy, have been convicted.
shaTswai Pasha, charged with the
same ofiense, abtoOnued.
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TuE woRK or TIENDs.
a saIoouEeepsr'- wife Assaulted bJ
Negroes

Akron, Onto, Sept. l3.-Three ne.
gtOes, Two men ana woman, called Vt
the house Oi SalOOnlst George W0ehl.
huelof Ia the heart u the city this
morning and demanded breakfast.
MIN. woehlhueter, badly Heightened,
prepared u meal. Later the men r..
turned, broke In the street door aud
going TO Mrs. WOehlhueier's room heat
her insensible aud assaulted her. Sho
was bound, gagged aud thrown into a
cellar. Carpots and bedding were
saturated with oil and the house fired.
Except for the timely discovery ot the
flames, all trace II tho crime wsuli
have been Ohliterated. Mrs. Woehl-
hueteris condition Ia critical.
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CHICAGO. Sept. l3.-Seycn hundred
Gll my workmen on the new Mar
queito building at Dearborn aud
Adams streets struck tOuAy and n riot
WIS narrowly avorted. Eighteen non.
union EdisOn company electric workers
were attacked and forced o. lies 10
avoid bloodsheJ. Tile Building
trades council had notified hu con-
tractor to discharge tho men and lac
refused,
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'ess tbs two governments reach an
understanding ~ 10 what IL 10 be done
WI toe bflsands and cut.throits who
make the border their rendezvous and
trey upon the pUaceaule ciLzrus.
several villages along the borIer NJ
Suatemala have been sacked by out
laws hni many murders ami other out.
RACES committed.
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An Antique PIPE
Fonnd On rrrsidrnt tisyriand's Land
mr. Grai gabiea.

buzIAipB BAY, Mas, Sept. Ia
Tue ffusidcut il making Improve.
nrnis on his lnud near Gray Gables.
what was once n lily pond IN buing
cleatei QUE aud will DO filed M,
graded anu will be- made othvfw leo
attractive. The workmon today founi
a curiosity Ia the shsue Of "A pipe, i'm
boidcd IN the earth some six feet from
the surface. The pipU is about Jour
IN hes In length, with Indian cbarac.
tore cut thereon. II II supposed 10 be-
overa hunifci years old. IL will be-
given 10 Mr.. Cleveland.
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MmI MIlne.. lnr r.r.mnnr.

LONDON, Sept. IA special dis.
patch from Rome says Cardinal Glib.
bona anu Archbishop COrrigan will be
present ut the ooneistory Ia December
whom MOnsignot SaiOlli will receive
tue RED hat. The special alio says
Satolll will then leave the United
SLAies.
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storms In The Mediterranean.

MADRID, Sept. lathe southwest
Mediterranean towns Of spain have
been visited by severe storms. Gala
anu 'gvoa were Hooded and many
lives Loot. Several vessels IN the bay
VI Gala were wrecked.
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Typhoid Fever FOLLOW. Dron,l.

DAYTON, o., Sept. l8.-Drouth has
left an epidemic OF typhoid fever
through all tue upper Miami valley.
At Piqua one day this week, eleven
cofpses were awaiting burial, most OF
Thorn FROM the prevalent fever. The
same day deaths were reported from
all over Miami county. Mrs. Emma
Morgan died IN Troy, leaving the two
oldest OF her eight children III with
the fever.
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HILLENNIAL DAWN.
Emperor William in Favor Of Uni.
YsTsll Disarmament.
Az EFFORT ron PEACE on "a RTn


PARIS, Sept. iS.-L'Autorts says tho
emucrot OF Germany 3. tryiug to
organize a conference o; the powers,
with n view to brlngin; about general
nI.nrmnmnnL.
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slew his nsrrayer. and Acquitted.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept, 49,
q. n. Hanson, president Of tue CHI.
Hens Bank and Trust company, on
trial since Monday for killing J. b.
Vert who, hs claims, ruined his wife
aud destroyed his domestic peace, W az
today acquitted by the jury.
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Iho Ola LADY Of IhrendneodI..

LONDON, Sept, lS.-The governors
at tue Bank Of England at the hall
yearly meeting TO-DAY declared a di.
Vidend OF per cent. Tho reason for
tho reduction ia the decrease Of profits.
said to bo due TO tne unprecedented
Increase OF tue reserve aud the low
value OF money. Since February 9s
tho net result Of the Barring liqulda.
'inn has been . reduction Of 81 .O75, 900.
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RELIGIOUS rASArIcIsu.
nohammtdnns and uindoos Engage
In Combat

~" WHHH HHU IIIHH0UH IHtNlO
In Combat
BOMBAY, Sept. l8.-Some Moham.
melans listening " tue reading Of the
IA fau Ia a mo que vt Hlmnh City at
Midnight, objected 10 the music VI n
procession o. HIudogs. This latter per.
sisted ami tne Mohammedans raised
ne war cty, anu fight cnsucd, last.
ing three hOurs. Four thousaud 100.
pie, m1stly HindOos, participated.
Ihe mutque was sacked and al OIL.
Tempt VIA made to destroy II by IRE.
ohe man wae killed and many injured.
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niLL DALIoS Nor DEAD.


PEHRY, o. r., sept. l3.-Biil Dalton
u not dead, " the statement VI lIili
Dl0lan, ht present boss bandit Of the
Dalton gang IL 10 be- relied 90,
Mr' DlUlAn claims that he has been
Tue executive head OF the Dalton
orgahiEalion. In the course of con-
NeiratOn he bad last night al loyal.
WIN reputable man and resident
o tlis lcity, Mr. Doolan a,sefis TIA
hlly Dalton has merely withdrawn
temporarily from public lie aud left
oklahoma ana Indian Territory
- ~ m0Ie eongeninl olimn.
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Wen, Asher. In tho storm.

ALrENA, Mich, Sept. ls.-An un-
known steamer barge went ashore In
last nighps gale At Norlhpoint. Her
signals were seen this morning aEd
the tug Ralph has gone ~ her assist
ance. There l. heavy gale and a
heavy sen running.
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10 l. Mentally depressed aud I'm.
able So work,
LUNuON, Sept. l3-Tho correspond.
outat Vienna to the ChrGHtcle says news
Ieceivtd from 81. PetersbiTg indicates
! AT the ezar'a illne 10 a cerebral
Trouble complicated with allment VI the
hiunrys' Payers Tor his recovery
nave been ordered twice ut court. The
,zar 10 mentally depressed. tie gets
urea alter tue shortest period OF work.
IilH stay ~ the doseft In reported IL
nave boon beneficial.
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ANARCHIST POSTERS.

BERLIN, Sept. l3.-Duriug Emperor
Williams visit to Marienburg, red
pos'cs bearing the words: "nown
with the emperor aud monarchy !pwets
found displaysd Ia various parts Of
usL
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UTAH TO THE FORE.
Incorporation OF tho new Utah
Co., With $40 900, 900 Capital.
NAMES OF 1nE NcoRpoRlrORs.


With capital amounting 10 no less
sum than sl1,U00,OJO, tho articles oi
Incorporation q one Of tue largest com.
mercial enterprises ever undertaken n
this Territory were dloi la,u yesterday
afternoon with County Clerk Meloy.
The lille OF tl.1 new mammoth organi.
non la"Ihc Utah Company" which
AE.sin the Cullen Springs coal mines
% Sr"'' Creek, ueaf Coilville, the Salt
Laae& L1sAngcles Railway company,
Tue sh.iair Buacn company, tue Inter.
mountain Salt company and ab,ul Fix
hundred acres Of cal lauds in summlI
c unly, valued at 30 100000.
AIu tugJ.pJrAl ufu - follow
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making the liability 81 ist, 0,j aud the
dc1t due the bank s2,4l0UuD. 10 e.
believed no loss will fall upon the
guhianters.
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WAsiiiNGroN, Sept. l3-- The prcsi.
dent tudsy appointed James Mchau
postmaster vt Jact.ou, Cal.
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OH A. IUEL.
Further Tests 10 40 Hads Ia the
chicago iiaTbur.

chicago iiaTbpr.
CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-M0rs tests OF
ihs usv uf oil ~ a fuel on the tu.s IN
tue Chicago harDOf are 10 be made vt
Oucc under the supervision Of Chief
smoke lnspectiOl Adams, who has
lust returned from the East where he
made further Investigation VI tue fuels
a. uto In eastern cities ON tugs.
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liuunl's on the duliemalan border are
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