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MY, having replied, the motion wac
Overfulod. Exception tatcu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


In the case uf l.. a. Scott Elliott Va
GEO. &. Huitmorc, tho motion Tor "a
new TRIAL, heretofore argued aud sub.
mittcd, was sustained and an cxcci ton
entered by the other eide.
Utah d Wyoming improvement 90.
VS. Thomas Lautrte. Motion for now
lsIal, previously argued, sustained.
~. ~. IOuiu VA Thomas Kane.
Plaintiff having failed to nin security
Tor COSTS, this case was now dismissei.
Mason d Go. W Thomas pamJus.
judgment by confess on having been
cutoiUI, an order was now male by
request oi the painful tnai tue same
bu discharged, settlement having
bren arrived 10.
Stewart stephenson Va J. Il. Jack ct
al. Decree % iureCl, sure.
II, 81, Bacon W. joe. Y. Morris.
Oriur citing the dtfUu ant, aisl Mrs.
Edlh n. Morris aud ". 3. Meteor.
nick before Rs.srre "a. l.. Richie on
supplemental clti0u proceedings.
Michael }. Kennedy W. Murray G..
Guduu OF vi. Ordur Issued cItiug de.
PENDANTS before re ertc J. NJ. Denuey
on supplemental execution proceed.
Jugs.
h.. T.. Rlchic W Peter G.. Brixcn.
JudFmu1t entered ny consent.
A. H1lt q soma " i x, Waa1n g.
Go. Demurrer to complain over
ruiUd; teu dnyH allowed Co answer.
rhus. J. Brown We h. II fimhu % al.
CInunucd 'nr the term, Co., ulurCut.
Az fsJuNcltOH MATTER.
Orol 4. Arnold W. ". "a. jones aud
the hlg Cottonwood 10 yug g.
81. q o.
show cause why nu Injunction should
rot Issue against the defendants, wis
were represented ~ &. 5. Kinney
For tho plaintiff Rawiins q Cu'chlow
appeared.
The p Int a, Issue here is ~ to the
| respective rights ut the parties 10 tnt
waters Big COTTONWOOD canyon. The
| plaintIi alleges that ON Juuu ION OF
tho prrssnt year bo entered upiu GER
tain vacant, uuupprlpfiatcd lrd un.
surveyed lanus ~ the United 5lnte-,
situated Ia Big C1iionwU canyon, OF
tue purpose OF usirg thc same ~ thr
Elite IUf "a power house, Tor tun genera.
! ton uf electricity uy means Of water
owen derived from the water
OF tho canyon, Also that he
began the WORK OF locating q dam, con.
sttuctiug a tunnel anu Otbtr things
uvrgHsafy 10 appropriate aul divert tue
watvI'-Hll at "a cost 90 5000 n also
c0ustfugtel a temporary uam NJ a y INT
called the heat OF the itlsnI, 30 ut "a
quarter uf BE- milu dow The strysm from
tnc loot OF the -tait., In order g. avert
tue Wuturtu the south side Of the creek;
but plant n goes uu O. .il-xo tnat OF
tnu uisht ~ Octlbrt .I.u defends. g.,
win % rec Uf muu, destroyed tue
dam, 60 ms damage iu the sum OF s5lU.
| II -uco the application Tor arestTAiuilg
UfdrI The duIvudn e. Mu Aruoli say p
va uis cImpniut, tufc ,tuuing further
damage Ia "a sam ditfttiuu.
Tue hearing projected up to noon,
wHi,h tin, ~ was continued uil
! Saturday mex.
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NEw FREIGHT TARIFFS,
uiah.Culuradu lulrre.ts TO b. Protected
IN ne changes of The Next
Rate Nh 81.

Clmnissioner T.. ]. Flynn, Of the
Color,dJ.Uah Trafiic association, has
issue new tsnii rates between Colota-
DO aud Uhu comma plints as revised
by the association. They 20 into
elect November g5th aud will b.
pIiutcd aui distributed within the
mkt lew duys. la Denver Sir. Flynn
Was nskcd ON Thursday u they would
tilrcI lu any Sny the iutufe.ls or bust.
Ices Relations ui either locality,
"Most assurrdly mott replied the
CommissioW =. "rLis new tatlu sheet,
pt party speaking, Is uvt revision, II
II = trauHlvr. The business interests OF
uoin CoiUfn 10 aud U,ah nave always
teen carefully looked after. and are Ia
no way iuiuioI at present We have
hefe "a company called the Colorado
UlHn lfstilC Ass1C.asl1u. pfl0r 20 its
organization each railway u no bad H.
iullyiIuAl rate sheets or mrrltis. When
Ihu Hssociaiiun UTgauizui all rates be-.
Woou mmJn ppiut~ "a Colorado AMI
u ala wgfr made thr ugh tho asset Il in
aud association AmeuumrLt to iudi-
vi ual tar n, were issu,d. 40 was
ueoiIed that 1, was best ~ give cut M
association larlt' sheet, Rud this wac
done. taking cut u tue Individual
tuf IL auJ Amendments the rates
shown therein.
"fhis amounts O. plain aud simple
trausicr u rates rom the Individual 10
tue association tariff rhcre are % TOW
slight changes on goods thatur, seldom
OF never shipped anu wuluh are u no
importance 60 anyone. Colorado has
not been Affected Ia the lta-i. The
rates Hre ~ adjusted that the Colorado
manufacturer or producer can reach
the U,Ah mHrtbt against Eastern VI
Western cunpBtiiilu,"
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NEW York, Nov. IL The market
olu cd generally weAk. l. der Ousi
raid rtaugor STOCK lOs, l@i. sugar TO-
cedvu
Ate, II O'Clock the shares generally
advanced lraUtiuuAiiy, rnr upwsrI
tendency was quickly checked by q
ufisk selling movement la whirn sug II
ios !, New jersey Jeutrai J. Puil
maD 2, aud Tue marAet gsuorauy ut'
Game fraction lower, except, 81. Pau
anu Omana pre- erred, whicn sold ny
to q. The market clUsed n,Ayy.
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johnny Larson, William Glars,
Frank wilder anu George Il. Hgtrip,
the Ave young rascals who hayo kept
the police busy Of late Watching them
ami who were gathered In tue last time
on Acnarge OF uurIlsTlziug tue stores
OF CLARK, Eldrodge 81 Company anu
Mafgelts Bros, have temporarily
watdyd OH their punishment by having
their cases set uOwn tor hearing on
Tuesday uext. In tho mean time
Jaller Sol. kimLall will look after
lhpir wants.
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LAnonEms p.IANp nnnAn.
Thsy are CIubbea into submission b.
the Police.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7-At noon today,
$50 Discharged employees Of the water
department gathered about the comp
trullo's tilice anu demanded the
wages due tnem. The comptroller seat
a CLERK u Inform tue men that there
was no money IN the city treasury to
pay them. Giles Tor bread Aud threats
VI Nengeance were hOwluu forth by the
angry crowd anu tho comptroller
barred tho doors to his office aud seat
a hurried call for policemen. A hail
dozen uliicets appeared, but were
promptly rushed out VI the corridors
by tue thoroughly aroused smen. A
battalion OF p1toimen Was summoned
AM alter u liberal use OF force the
rioters were dubbed into submission
anu driven from tue city nail.
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The last Of the regular Lessons in
cookery by Mrp, Ewing was given this
afternoon. But ou Monday next, be.
ginning at $3.50, an extra lesson on
pnti paste Will be- given aud on Tuea-
day at the same hour instructions In
flre and cake making viii DO tho
orurr. For that occasion the ladies
are requested TO bring their ailerdil-
nsr cGtise cups
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CLLvELAED, o, Nov. IA: the
secunI uuy's session. ui tue Twenty
first annual Convention Of thu n ,uon.
al Mom,ns' Christian Temperance
union, Mts. Benjamin oi Mas-achu.
setts, inttoduc,d an amendment to
article NJ. /, section ~, Of the union
oy'laws, providing Tor tue appointment
OF a yice.pItsideut at large ~ the pfesl-
Dent. Consideration oi the amend.
meut was deferred until the repIt OF
the Credentials COMMITTEES was re-.
cclved.
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IRRIGATION IN UTAH.


Colonel Stevenson o. the Utah Gr,l-
cation Commission stated today that
the work himself nni co-labJrcrs were
getting out on irrigation iu this Tern.
tory would 70 10 pross a week or ton
days late on account Of the aiioluto
imposhbllily 70 get proper book paper
on watch 10 publish IL. Hsuays nov.
even that II will bo out Ia time TO dis.
tribute at the Trans. Miasi,sippl cou.
gress au ,uat the delay Is not without
its benefits az II Il permitting them TO
aid new features Rud CYutriuu ious 20
II. Chairman Difvmus Of tho uuatd
OF puuuc NotGs 10 gentleman WHO'S
vitws on local ifrisstiIu viii mai thtir
way into I've pages by ronson Ut tue
pOslponement Omaha aui Kansas
city oDmpanie. aud institutions nave
b eu coming TO the front, too, with
well my ing Advertisements dufius tht
ueihy for Ali h the publisher. are Ux.
truuluiy well pleased anu ~ when they
ieo 10 ndI Tor tue bone nc Oi local Gusi'
uess men, "DJ thlu likewise"
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THE RUARp NAMEp.
Utah Commission Appoints the Can.
Vassprs cf Election Returns.

The Utah commission did this after.
noon precisely what It was expected
to DO las. nighI-appoin,ei the eau.
wasting board ior The recent election
returns,
That duty has been Imposed upon the
following gcutlemeui w. IL. Dale, cuair-
man; William HaToOmbe, A. Il. dylo,
V. M, &. SIlva anu Juhu J. rhumss,
The work Will Ussin ON Tuesday next
at eleven O'clock. The uuJits OF the
beard are cOnii?ul 10 counting anu
certifying to the returns Of tue general
elect only. Juugr tho Enabling
Act tue Utau commission h. compelled
10 canvass the Constitutional oonyen.
ton Ualil,s, Both bodies aro expected
10 complete their labors by Saturday
hight next
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run wArLn, nISING.
The Floods In Lusiaud sam Doing
Great Damage.

LONDON, Nov. l7-rho floods be.
come mora serious every day. Tue
rhsmes rose four inonvB AZ WinsOr
during tho night E.on college has
closed anu all tue boys have been sent
home. Not sincs 1851 has tho river
been 90 gh.
A. OXFORD, ChLst church meadows
are uuIer our feet VI water. TIE
Mlguairu Gardens are In ~ ike coudi'
ton. In every uir,cIion tho water is
rising rapidly.
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HUNlsviLLE, No, nov. l7.-Rsa.
son FOIOusu, tue negro murderer
wounded yesterday la an attempt ~
vscapu from i,il, ditd from his wOuuds.
lie wAs 10 be hanged next "Wednesday
w the mutIer OF Granville Hayes, n.
Glasgow, No., la 1857.
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NOrfINunAm, Eng, IL ihe big
Sest hIe ia a quarter OF century
uefe has destfOy,d au extensive block
VI buildings Ia tne lace matset uir,tiU,.
The nAmtH broke out on tue premiu,s
Of Brown d Co., WAC und large con-
signment VI iage ready Tor snli menl ~
America, when was tufu"t. The
damage ~ estimated al 100000. Hun.
deeds VI people are lnrOwn out vi
work.
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A sTAnILiNG sroHY,
Hut InVrsiigaii"n ShoUs "a 10 no
gIArdiS Crcdib,e.

Boston, Nov. la Dispatch to the
4obs from HanluH n. s., says a
sufnup Luuleun Comes from shell
uuruy tuut tnu .hip Dauutlc-s wa. run
u.Wt. 20 there by nuuukuown fteamvr
.uu o. euty.lWO lives were lost. Tue
Dmules- was huuuu Tor Bo,tOu, con-
, gueit Halt q son.
me Blbtuu msuume bureau ku, W,
ul no ruru ahirb anu iUr dUutOu la Ia,
VI iuty ane hut q.
rued iu, tors u 90 NO. contain ths
lame Hal, n SUI.
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A nIs.In. l.nmnhrol.er.

WEST SUPERIOR, VIE, Nov. H.
Much alarm ID ielt by toe family aud
relatives VI solomon PacKef, n pawn
broker Of THIS CITY, wac disappe iruI
October 80. lie said no was gong to
81. Paul aud Chicago AMI wound To-
turu in Tour days. Hs was formerly
OiSeAtIle, Wash, anu Ii 33 years old.
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NEW NOHIS. Nov. l7.-Hsservc. ia.
crease, u u8i 4 0; loans, ircr a,r,.117,-
iOJ sp,C,e, Incense, S1ii 1Uu; legal
ueudef', liner, ace, II. 1858, 900; IspOsits,
Increase, s-,a1l,.OI; cifuu AtiOH, dc.
cteHS', ,31 gu. inu bsuKs now hOiu
s0-i5Ii,OoO Ia excess OF requirements.
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sT. PAUL, Nov. l7.-Judge Sanborn
t0uAy oTuefud the past due coupons,
secured by met mortgage ON the Orr.
!on SuOu Line anu Utah Northern
~ be paiI 10y the receivers OF tne Unisn
PRuinc railroad.
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MEXICO tuY, Nuw l7.--urrman
r,,iuusu, luu Lus AuBeies aionitrci,
nae not been hvbtd ifom silov .eayinr
California Tor Mex
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GERHAS sPIrs
Arrtsisd IN frame ANA win tie Deal,
with severely,

PARIS. Nov. l7.-traHos publ, hes
al Iutrfview tOuAy win General Mrf-
oirf, miuister OF war, IN wnluu lie says
NJ important documents WeIe eX ,racttu
o. m tue war Office. Scho, nbtck nuu
vlu Cassel, Germans, arrested upon
suspicion Of btiug engage IN an ,X.
trus,ve espionage conspiracy, BON ue-
niud being concerned Ia u ) cunspira
cy, Ihe laptrs selzsd al their {, ~.
uvuces, however, clearly uemunslfgteu
their guilt aud ,nuy ale t2psc,eu to b.
severely Dealt wIth,
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The further hearing q the $4,000
libel suit brought by Attorney Arthur
Brown against the Tribune Publishing
Co.,, viii be- resumed next MJaday IA
JuIes Murritps oouyL
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MAssiLLIuN, ono, Nov. n. - Two
trSlus ooni-ou ON The Lorraine aud
wheeling road near here At n GU. IL "
rsaOrtgd lHat Two engineers AMI IRE.
nun arc Killed.
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railroad men strike.

WILLIAMSBURG Pa, Nov. 1.-THE
employees U, "a, Butiall, RJuhester anu
tltisburS ROAD z.tu X tuuay btoauso d.
- Ave per cent cut In thelr wages Was
maue.
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New YOws, Nov. lL.-bsv. Dr.
Wuunm Gr,onough fhayef She d,
professor Of Systematic theol Wy 10
Uuion theological seminary ditn today,
aFgt 10
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ls petition q ed O. me wcr 4. y % in thr
qui warranto proceedings brought by
Attorney General Mii,Uty. rne suit
Will pfOuably ~ before judge Baker.
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CoLuMBJs Kl., Nov. IT, Twelve
busiuets nuus,S anu nine residences
we're burueI last night. The loss is
S1b, UJn.
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died ,ii. NOR my. Franz M,DInaldi
or cleaner, was covorei by DEBRIS
but MT soriously hurt Toe property
losses amount to SO 900. The city viii
be without light aAd street clg atrvice
for many WepRF.
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CHICAGO, N y. l7-Ju go Gibbous
tuuuy iauttu the IA mau cumpanA
n chaule Of venue from hts court On
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anxICo ANo GUATEMALA.
the War cloud Not Yet Aniirsiy NJ,
ptrsed.

MrAiCJ CuY, Nov. i7.-E Tempo
sla,ss ,na1 the government hae bought
Transport ~ England anu aisJ a
uecJnd class cfuisuh Inc government
val tehi Captain earn BfsutOn
aUfOau ON delicate mission, pfOOaUiy
VA cuunec.iIu with tnu navy Upu. a.
lions, VA view OF the threatened war
Win Guatemala.
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Accident In u nine TuuncI In
colorado.

BLACK HAWK, Clio., Nov. ia
wOiAnau a. tue PtrigJ niue tuuuel
'uis morning dropped a ligutcd candle
INTO krg OF puwder. There was no
,XplUsiOn, uut tue tife starred smoke
aud iumes, IRON when were sun Gated
70 death Aibuft Sanders, aged %; Duf-
nam lyes,iu; james WhitiUw, %, Ii e
pet W,iisi a0iwu0 were working ia the
tuuutl.
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SEHIOU, ACCIDENT.
BOILER Explosion ,au,ing Loss OF
ltfg,

ErwoOD, In, NV. lZ-An explo,
,ilu of d OO ler occurred last night M
IA uJilr house and car shope Ui thi,
oity. Heavy umb.ts were uurluI ~
very ulreuuOu, n rmYu Clarke, a
w.ikmau, was triziuiy .nRnglsd Hnu
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rnOnAnDY NOE
War with France discussed ia a nrit'
ISL anhInnI MrrmnE

PARIS, Nov. IT, ruv journal pub
liubtn Hu Improbable b,Ofy that the
ministers VINO attended the B,itish
cabinet council On November 4lD, uIs.
cussVu tue eVentuahty VI a declaration
VI war against France.
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In the case Of f, NJ. Sawyer, await
Inc TRIAL on charge VI iOtnication,
Attorney A.. q, Winters argued "a
motion 10 quash tue indictment, and
Ienurrer 10 same, ON the grOnpi that
torntcatiun was mot public cutnse.n
Judas HOgat, assistant district aItut.
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THE PUGILIST DEAD.
Pll7slmmOn5s Terrible list Too NuCh
for Con R.Orlan.
THE JAw.nLow KILLED HIN.
Only a Light slap, fllz says Between
Sob, bat All the Same "Connit"
Never Rpc

SYRACUSE, NY, Nov. i7.-R,ordau,
the pugiiis,, NnO was kuuckHl uuo1u'
sciOus last night by Bob Fu2.immDne
In n sparfiug exhibition, died at tue
Candse house NJ $3.50 this morning.
FiziimmOns, whom Informed Of Riot-
dam. death, bu Il Into s1us
Filz'immous l. locked up, awaiting
the action u the C0rOncf's Jury.
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THE FIKEw oRks.
A Great Multitude See Pictures OF
Plane Painted ON the Air.

TAcosA. Sept. - Special - The fire.
works we're 10 lie set Off over the artificial
lake in she centsr Of the grounds. Wsen
; o'clock. the sime Tor the beginning of the
programme arrived, The people were a.
ready there. and they we're there ty
thousands. Yet this crowd did not
seem 10 aimlnish the number in the main
building. Ca the high promenades IN
sreat 81 the eycloTsma and streets Of
Cairo tier after tier Of faces looked down
on the lake. over on the other side scs Of
faces we're bEoaght into view out OF the
gloom hv the flashes 81 eoiorwa fire. Down
81, ne banks. near the water, were several
thousand children. snd away up IN the
ioftv Gones Of tAs main baidinE eroSts
AZ reop.e es-e3 doSn on the brilliant Ire.
Il sas The largest crowd that has seen =
pvrsteS,hnic display al the fair.
Fsyst there wAs beautiful Illumination
az tie AXE Nv red. blue and yellow Ore.
Tais Vas followed by svAois battery OF
roekstS
Ameax the most brilliant set pieces vss
tie essssa. -swescoFns PosT- INrxEE tsES 80
Children aad MsnsFxi" Aals Vas ehesfsd
- tae echo.
ArotAer set piece EAleh brought oet
ssso-su OF applsass and $ ps-less voilsy -
obs 80 ard ~AhSf' vas the i~tneh In
sssssals fair ooaqGet A most aavss
sceas vas The s.SeisieAi Effects oa
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Scores Of Towns in the state sent "Pos
Inteiligencsr" Friends.

Scores OF Towns in the state sent "Post-
Inteiligencsr' Friends
TACOMA, Sept. 29-ISpecial. l-All trains
from outside points carried large crowds.
From Seattle and way places fully 1000
people came by train. Kent, Auburn,
Sumner and Puyallup each sent in large
numbers, and many from Seattle who
were turned away from the boats. The
Carbonate. Wilkeson, Burnett, South Prai-
RE and Orting delegations came in two sec
tons. reference to which is made else
where. Trains from Olympia and the
South. including many from Chehalis,
Centralia and several from Portland, who
came especially for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day, were also crowded. The steamer Multi
nomah, from olympia, was compelled TO
turn away 800 people. many OF whom came
later on the train. Points east of the
mountains, Ellensburg, North Yakima
and points on the Great Northern sent
Unexpectedly large numbers. Port Towns
end sent her excursionists on the steamers
City of Kingston and Monticello
to Seattle, where they were transferred
to the other boats tor Tacoma. They
stayed in Seattle over night. Three thou
sand people came in on trains alone, not
10 mention steamers fromievery point on
the Sound. The Port Biakeley people at
tempted to board the City OF Seattle in
midstream. but. the latter vessel having
her full limit on board. they were carried
on to Seattle. and some came on by train
and some BIZ the afternoon boats.
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through q sieve. Chief Smith took great
care in looking after the children espe-
ciaiiy. He and his msn iaoorso
necessarily from early IN she morning
until after midnight, special attention
being given TO every street car. every part
of the fair grounds. At the wharves Capt
Ellis being In charge at the Ocean
dock, and Capt. Harris at Old Ia
coma Chief Davis men cared for
and restored over Fifty lost children
Chief OF the Fire Department BreummsE
took special precautions against an emery
sncy. Fred Johns Is the hero OF the day
tor resc1ing the daughter OF ex-Gov.
Knapp from the lake Assistant Director
General German has taken Johns into his
Office and Johns will be his proiege.
Johns has already received over 500
worth of presents for his heroisu. The
handling of g. 900 children and adult pas
sengers on the street car lines without even
IS much as . scratch or any in
jury to any one. Superintendent
Davis, Of the Tacoma Railway and
motor company, says hi. line alone car
ried over $500 passengers: Manager c. A.
Harrison, OF chilberg's restaurant at the
fair, says they led 1000 people, quad
A4p41hk tbc OcSk pAttAONS -
80 vpeople were waiting Tor seats
az the tables Five truck loads Of
beef were taken TO ChiIberg's fair restaur-
ant during the day, and before midnight
the place was entirely eaten out Chief
Waiter George Knightling says todsy's
rush surpassed the opening day
restaurant rush 81 the worlds
fair. Director General Bucey says
be never saw such weil-behaved
children as on Posr-ISrELIIGEscER day.
He made tour of the grounds at dusk,
and didn't find single instance where as
much as an arple had been stolen
or saucy word spoken. A spe-
ciai elaborate musical programme was
rendered by Cassasa's band. Cassasa will
visit Seattle aud other Puget sound cities
after concluding his Interstate fair engage
ment. Today he wore number OF gold
medals and badges. Hearty congratulations
were showered upon the PosT-ISrKLLIGEN-
GER day bride and groom. Thousands
left before the Posr-IsTELLIeEScEg we'd
ding came of, still every inch of space, in
Guiding the timber supports of the rafters.
was crowded with people when the knot
was tied
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the ~.,er. the fire being re-
e.et.d ia thousand eosors from
the fsry sky. The diving devils and
.k;mrn-rs. which scoosed over the water
and seemed to dive moraentariiy out OF
night. brought our yells Of delight from
the children.
one of the most beautiful pyrotechnio
effects ever seen on The Coast
wa. an exsr. large device. The
Rising SUM-" This piecs continued IN
illumination probably i've minutes Ine
boys screeched and whistled, and even the
ladies' chsered in their enthusiasm.
Bombs were sho. what seemed thou
sand feet In the air directly over the lake
and exploded with loud reports into con-
steIiations of beautiful stars The boys
said. Gee Whit The little girls clapGed
their hands and said. "How beautiful
When there was . perfect rain OF snaky
FIRE from the sky into the bright clear
waters, young America said, That's the
way to do itf'
A powerful rocket went Kissing into the
black vault above, and when IL exploded 1t
left lantern hanging bright and solitary
under the stars. The lantern was first
red, then green, then pink, and then took
on q silvery hue, the same as real stars-
TINS was one Of the preisiest effects OF the
whole evening.
floating battery on the surface OF the
lake made the large swan boat look
ghostly white and its load Of children
seem beautiful spectres-
A fight Of shooting star rockets brought
out another chorus of "ohsw "Ahsw
and "How beautifall"
The grand finale was an interstate fair
aerial bouquet.
When darkness settled back on the face
of the water that had been SO brilliantly
illuminated, a voice in the center OF the
lake cried out:
What's the matter with the P.-L 7"
From a thousand youthful throats came
the response:
shes all rightP
Then from the darkness scross the lake
came the query:
What's the matter with Tacoma and
the fasr?"
They're all right" reverberated all
round.
And the voice of the "spieler." which
had long been silent, rose again on all
sides.