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Notes.

About 1000 people witnessed the
cycle exhibition given by tho Salt
Lake boys, Emiso aud GfOsholl, last
evening.
The city Is stu under special police
patrol
Mrs. McDatomcI was before the
magistrate yesterday charged with
disturbing the peace. She received
some good ceuusul and was allowed
TO depart.
Real estate transfers to the amount
OF 5000 yesterday.
Clerk Leiwidgc issusd a license 10
we'd 10 RWmuH Larsen, HxoI -, Of
Ogden, and Anulr NJ. Bingham, aged
49, VI Brigham CITY,
Farley Jones was run ia last night
for being drunk aud disturbing tue
peace.
The u. T.. pay car went south today.
There aro stll two companies OF reg
ulars oamped AZ The uopoi.
one oi the two men who lon San
Francisco thirty days ago, walEiug o
tour around the world :cr wager, ar
rived Ia Ogden ut % o'clock ytstvrd y,
having walkei tweniy,siK miles tom
o O'Clock no the morning. He Lott for
tue East this morning. Tue second
man 10 shout forty miles behind him
AMI will arrive iu tue junction city
this afternoon,
The Butte city train was an hour
anu iorly-hve minutes late this morn
ing,
Kuulel, the soldier who was shot by
sn unknown persuu here some time
ago, IN progressing very iavOTabIy To
wards recovery, lie will not loso tue
Injured member.
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
Lecture All, ,iorniur.

This morning nj tho department Of
OIL ysioal culture Of tho Uuivofsity OF
Utan, Dr.. BAbuocE delivered lecture
on the eye, speaking not only Of the
anatomy aud physiology nut also
re.etTlug 10 the more common diseases
aud errors Of fciraction that this organ
IL subject TO. Each part Of this inn.
portant organ was described Ia turn
aud some Of IL common ailments exc
planned with reference 70 the hygiene
Ui the eye 40 important 20 the school.
child. Some ot the European schools
have shown marked reduction Of
eye complaints under improve.
meuts Of heating, lighting, venti.
laung aud seating. Errors OF te.
friction such as myopia hypermy-
u pla, astigmaiitm, were illustrated
aud care ully explained. The simple
means OF detecting these Import mt
errors which lilo ~ the disposal "
teachers by which they may Judge
when pupil needs tue OsCulisps Httun.
ton were gwen.
10 Is not generally understood how
cay II Il g. procure simple lenses and
est-typus aud how they viii enable
people 10 detect thuue common AU.
nOfmalities anu place the pupil la a
way Of getting reliei. Tue muscles Of
the eye and their Cnugltive relation to
orU-s'eyes or strabisims completed quite
u olmpreueusive AMI Aule talk on tnis
mirror OF the soul.
"Itcro wOrahin.n
The sammcr school OF the Univer.
slty NJ Umh Ia iulrb ed 10 Pro-, q, NJ.
Marshall fUT moss instructive aud e.
rtttcnptican, given last evening o. a
full house NJ tue chemical Aul physi-
cal laboratory OF the University Of
Utah.
The lecture consisted Of clear Dc.
soflpti0us OF the views presbutei TO-
gethef with numerous incidents which
we're intersperseI throughout, The
lecturer bvgsn by speaking Of the
tendency VI all nations NJ people 10
"hOrJ- worship" Americana are not
deficient IN tuis, though they are less
Inclined ~ bow down in memory Of
great mon VI tho past lhgn are many Of
their fellow beiugs across the ocean.
Pr badly n the whole, Americans are
wanting In reverence.
the various portions OF country were
represented during the evening. Tue
Upuy Of the lecture conferred about
colonial hislr0y extending 10 Nj. Yer
non anu rs associations sud reaching
~ climax in tho character ui George
Washington, the "Fathor Of His
Country"
Tue ilt-t scene thrown upon the wall
WA that VI the old Spanish fort at St,
Augustine, Fort a. Marco, which m
stlll IN a good state OF preservation aud
nas long been used IS ID prison for IG-
lians. GeTunOmO wae confined there
Tor some time after his capture.
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GULLS AND GRAsSnOPPERS.
Tho Former Devouring the Latter In
Tooele County.

A gentleman who lives nsar Lake
Point, la rooele county, In converse
ton with a NEWS representative To
DAY, stated that myrisds OF grsssnop'
pcu were dovouring vegetation In his
uelghborhood. According to his stat,
ment, the air h literally burdened
with them, and = person walking
through the fields has them lying 10
HE face, aud, II he Is not careful, into
bis mouth,
The situation 10 bcing relieved, how.
ever, by the old time ffie On VI the
Unh farmer, the ru!lg, which come IN
wet hprks, gorge themselves on the
ingecis Rui then ny TO the lake. Oh
aUghtiug In the water, the gentleman
sta,rs that tho birds ditgorgo by vomil-
ing up the insects on which they hnvs
g0fmandizud when they Afo ready Tor
another meal. The gentleman Ia
urtn close observer Of the habits
Of tho Ruls, aud declares they
lave strong attachment for
tsch other. When one 10 shot, ~
cry " distUss Instantly attracts the
attention VI every other gull within
hearing, htd they seem able 10 hear
the sound nj great distance. They
will gather aud cifoic around the hurt
tirj, making n great cutlery.
The gull DOES no harm o. any useful
thing, aud IL Ii wHnton mischief OF n
most fcptehvusive character 10 XIII H.
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vs. crest sinner ami imagined Hs
90. Iouah 10 the eEcuuI.u .H. Bu.
he wasn't
n,,i,q the iosiiyi.ie. af Castillo
.r,,,.,i.v a stranger VA ..HH with "a
m and Tor Tins hal ysug.us .r
own way. AID came iIUIuV I.Us..,
t,w,vef. aud be Wa H".n ZOO IIa ....
..ngaesd again in the pIualUl Htsumu
OF celebrating.
The = yson oaunCfy hls been mtk-
iny n fineruu on 90 HpH.rHH during
tbr mai two weeks. Mex. week .lry
start IN en- canning HIry1ia, auI rK.
rect 10 continue pu'uus u. ifut for
ths balance nf the season. TlH .a on
I4JustTv that should lc uuU1Itagrt,
and avery citizsu BE- invited 90 call
nnd inspect the quality Ui ,ao pro.
Juci.
The infant girl OF MIs, Col sim1ns
had ne lus broken al Cp'.i.la Wgiur,
day morniag. The mother was sitting
on the platform walilut '1f the irllu
and fell Oh in eomn way luHIlf 8
the child was struck, but iHu r HER
thought It was not seriously Injured.
Although tho chill ru.rd 900 thp way
home and cried almost annually
during the uignt no luyes.i-Hiluu WINS
made until ysatet Iny morning wien
Dr. rils1u was sent i0r Hr m1Ie On
investigation and found tina there was
% com lete fracture in the upper Third
OF the thigh bono. Na llI.1u lH doing
all hc can, but the % Ia0i iH fummI 10.
lug medical sid Immediately may
work An itreparabIs injury 20 the
child.
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and admiration, while no doubt vefv
gratifying to their personal vanity aud
ambition, may not prove Ne satisfactory
10 other members " the community.
While not questioning tbs mo-
lives Of the gentlemen Ia using
tho means provided for the erection Z
the grand structure 10 immottaNzs
Themselves, their wisdom aud gopt
taste In doiug - Is justly subject Tor
criticism.
Fuiure generations, In gazing upon
and aImirine the classic ieatures, will
no doubt take II for granted tbat they
we're men Of great EN- hence VINO
had rendered services to the human
face that entitled their portraits TO be
engraved In stone, 10 be tnus trausmit-
ted down through time; and will
naturally suppose that In point Of Ia.
tellert and brain development they
were the representatives. Of the age In
which they livei. while we mty not
find fault with their nOnois tor
not showing n larger develop.
ment of Intellect 80 for no doubt
II would be- graft ying TO their
honors II their Craven Images fspte-
sented the brain development OF q
Webster-still Il cannot be dispute1
thBt Ia judging them ~ future genera.
lions viii Judge, II will be an injustice
10 the inhabitants Of this CITY AMI
c0uuiy. Taking into consideration the
difference that n usually regarded 60
exist between The intellectual giants Of
tue aye anu the average man, what
status will We occupy IA thor UsiimR'
ton OF our progeny Their h1uofs
no DOUBT have IOne all they cIuld %
improve that which dame Nature en-
dowed them with, yet " dame Nature
has not been over pfOuigal IN her gifts,
shuuli thuy take undue advantage Of
w before our children IN this waN2
CRITIC,
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Those classic Busts.

SALT LAKE JIY, July ~, 1904
The joint city aud county building
h monument indicating the enter
prise aud public spirit Of the citizens
Of this city and county that all may
Justly point to with pride. The beau.
timl grounds surrounding It afford a
Landscape in harmony with the build.
iug, md there are many other objects
OF beauty that will be admired by gen.
efatiOus 10 come.
The opportunity that has been inn
proved Ivy cur pfesont mayor ami
county Judge to hsvJ their features
engraved In stone Tor the public gaze
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NO SPRINKLING TAX.
Supreme Court Declares The Assess
mtnt Illegal
IS WITHOUT AUTHORITY OF LAW.
Those who Fought the Special Tax
We're On the Right Side Ia
the Controversy.

The opponents OF the special Sphinx
ling tax ordinance can Jubllato today.
The supreme court this afternoon hand-
ed down n decision 10 the case Of
orson II. Petit ct nj, plaintiffs and
appellate, Va Harry r, Duke,
treasurer OF Salt Lake City.
This IL what IL known a.
the sprlnkling tax case and is one Of
great importance to taxpayets. Their
hontrs thought the tax was levied
vlthout authority Of law aud was
therefore illegal aHd void. The de-
murrer should have been ovefruled
and the Injunction granted. JUG
ment of the lower court accordingly
reversed.
o. II. Petit ct oil. appellants, Va T..
Il. CUTE, assessor and cole Of
Salt Lake City. The question here
involved was tue same n In tue above
case, anu the judgment Of tue lower
court was therefore reversed on the
same authority.
The lAtcness Of the hour At which
the decisions were rendered prevented
IN extended syuUpsls Of tue rulings
being given To-Day.
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Gave Himself Up.

J. NJ. Alderman, the sport, charged
with vagTaucy aud suspected Of hav'
Ing hand Ia tho Fort DJuglas rob.
lery a few days ago, AMI who had II
honch warrant Issued for his arrest by
Justice Smith, returned 10 Salt Lake
this forenoon from Ogden, lie telu.
ph0ned that TACT TO Chief Pratt and
vas arrested by Detective Adam Paul,
after when he was released ON hts own
TucOgniEance.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Do he Probate Court boo and flr salt Laao
County, Territory OF Utah
On Che matter of tho estate N Ann smith.
deceased.
Notice OF time aad place fIr hearing OF pctl.
ZION fur ADHESION 90 probate uf Will.
DUUsUANr TO ~ OUbEH Oh SAID
i court In aMi matter, notice Do hereby
gwen that i ucsdaU, tho lih day NJ August a
10. lril. ut Boo O'Clock a. 81. 90 tlr County
Court lluusg ln SAT- lHHu DItY Utah Territory,
iU tHH court room NJ alit tuIr', hos been Hp
pointed thU time and place fur tho hearing OF "a
UHuuuu uf lluurY ". Lawrence praying Cor tho
admission 90 probate ~ CERTAIN document
herewith rrtHruird, ruWorunF to boz h0 last
NII UuI Testament ui Anu smith deceased.
wHHu .uu whore o. ugruus utoTuafrd may
appear uHi oppose tNH probate of enid wall. or
tuu EfHUtuE OF letters itHiawCutATf 90 Henry
". Lawrence lE UrHTUi Cor iu said petition.
lU WIturHa WNvrr. o.. I have hrrUuut1 HrI my
luuI and UWEDu enc zeal OF tald court. tbls goth
uuY uI Huly, a ID. .th
|nAt. %. ". MEIOY.
tIrrt 1f Probate Court.
UFH D. JACK. uruur CIcf.
D.. D.. %. thompson Attorney.
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The Royal BaEln Powder com.
rauy, whass new Advertisement mp.
pears on the d nth PAGE Of th.s H.uc,
uuiIiy claim the hiEhrat awAI whst.
ever tx1lfitcd. Tho record CaIwci
by tHu company BE- i0r having
receive irr blghvat award i1r articles
OF lia r..1H- grr''rt zen IN, fur.st
iugituiruis, NOS pc .cuy ,ouu.nuI-
wherever exhibited Ia competition
WIN .L.II.-
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been lij, 1856 ofGgj rsr cen. Sincs
1853 % has been 3s5.1l6 or POSI- per
cont.
There aro reveuty incorporated cities
with total population OF 52l,y.a, 90
80 lsg cent OF tue total pop1Ht'Hu Q
Hefltr. Increase since 1890, 81 $50,
lem Detroit and 1885 in Grand Zap.
DO. This is more tnah 81 lr ceu. ~
tHs iucrrasn in the state. since 1888
the rate uf increase iu population iu
iHfty nine cities 10 iucorpUratd lac
uecn about four since OF the rest Of the
.LnLn.
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Statehood lay Speakers.

That there will be dow Of oTatory
al BaltaiT on Statehood Day, Wednss'
day, August let, ia evident from the
l.sI " able speakers which was given
on late this afternoon. The gentle
men who will be heard on lhat
occasion are Hon. George q Cannon,
Delegate Rawlins, Judge Dickson,
Cnief Justice Merritt, Judge GJou-
win anu Hon. John +. Game.
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COMMERCIAL

sNLy LAI,E Cl.Alt,I HOUSE.
T1Iayis clearing house exHnangr'
amYuutai p ullFsJ. Sans day
last year SsI,l6i
TJDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Yofk.-S VT, G-,, lead, $40.
LJnI0u. --Suyr-, 2,lH
ORE AND uULLtON.
we'ls, Fre,6 Cb received today:
Penn. bullion, IGj5.
10 IT, Iss s. 60. receive TO-DAY:
Or.t tl,5Ju; bullion, $500. Total,
SO 700.
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Land Office.

The local land office has one filing
under date Of July ~, the homestead
entry Of Milton |. Jeuuings, Of Leysn,
Juab county, for the northwest quar-
trS OF tue sou lheast quarter Of section
49, township Ii .outh, fai 70 ! east.
The register aud receiver rendered n
decision In the Gaze VI VIM, W. Keel
W Chas. II. Curtis anu Seth q. Robert.
son. judgment was In favor Of III,
COutesttes
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SowING THE WIND sale opened at
the box 0fiics tnis morning. The
company Is playing In Denver this
week to heavy business, aud Will open
here Monday night. Mr. Ffohmau
wired Manager Button yesterday that
the ctm any brought oil tho scenery
mi properties Of the original New
York PRODUCTION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-27

LANSING, Mich, July 27.-ssorctary
OF Slntp usriuor has aubmittei To Gov
ern0f RIch tue results Of the frat count
of the population schedule OF the recent
census, The total population Of tho
state Ju q /, was Q, .34. 80 4 as compared
with 2,O93,ss in 1891, and / 1863, 5ds iu
1854. the Increase In four years has
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Conspirnrors uroughtio Jus,ice.

New YoRS, July 1.-THE steamer
Saginaw Ofiugs ndyIcea from Sau Do
miugO OF au attempt 10 assassiLa,e
Pfesident HurauK. Twelve or moro
persons ore implicated. Their plans
became known Co the president, who ar.
rested tho cluFpifnlOre. BRbadelIe,
who thrice previously attempted the
ptesldenps HE, was shot on July IA.
ono a0uspiratar was Imprisoned ana
the remainder allowed 10 20.
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neldunder Ronds.

Ei. Welsh, the striker arrested on
Monday lsst On a charge u oustrucung
Uuiicd States mails was before Com.
missioner Hulauskl yesterday and was
held ~ await the action Ui tho gtaud
Jury. His bond was fixed at 700
which ho was unable 10 secure aud
WIS accordingly placed In the count
lHil.
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Giant Powde- Fuse, Eic, Pound In tho
Clr mg Of One brown.

An arrest which has causci con.
siderable comment among the citizens
oi o ydon was that made by otilcer
Ferguson at a late h1utOu Wednesday
night ola man VITO glyrs bic name hs
q. +. Brown. Bfown was seen hang
log around the depot yards aud when
told by Ferguson thai hu was wanted,
broke anu run and stopped not until u
pistol shot was fred aud about hall q
dozen other officers were Oh the spot.
Immediately after the arrest lac was
taken 10 the city jail ami underwent
tue regular search aud bis IoCk-
ois were found 10 contain two
sticks Of giant powucb QUO
box Of giant Cara, HiE dynamite
cartridges with tuUBv, about ten foot OF
fuse, brace anu two uiis, " funnel
aud a I'VE cent piece. Tue charge OF
vagtuncy was booked against him 81
% st time but later more serious
charge will be- made, Yesterday nitut-
noon he was thoroughly examined
and IN exact description taken % him;
a picture of him wbs also placed upon
card by the photographer IOf future
reference. lie NOW fingers Ia the city
iail awaiting preliminary tNamiug.
ton before Judge BAElry aud his casr
will undoubtedly bu brought up before
the special graud jury which has not
yet teen discharged. Brown viii be-
held 70 auswet uuy charge winch they
SEQ ft.
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At Garfield Tomorrow.

The Logan Tabernacle choir and
other Cache valley ,xcutsioniats will
come down IRON their homes IN tue
nOftn tomorrow snd HE Themselves 10
Garfield, where they will spend the
Jay IA merry pleasure.
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High Priests Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
High Priests quorum Of tue Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion will convene In the AZ.
tembly Hall or Saturday, July 2stn,
nj IA am. ELIAS MORRIS, Ptrsl.
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rmLY Fouunr.
Dosohausl wounded 10 tho cheek by
IiymruCoau

AlruttWrnnu,
PARIS, July GA duel with swords
was fought between NJ. Paul De.
schanel aud NJ. Cirmeuceau today.
Drscnanol wa, w0uuded In the ohrrk.
The duel was 600 account Of an article
published In Lu Ju,toc, Clemenceau'a
paper, which Dvscuauel claimed wis
an insulting reply Co a speech made by
him IN the Chamber Of Deputies uuf-
ing tue discussion Of tue governments
anti.anaTChisi DILL
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sunday School Excursion.

The Eleventh ward Sunday school
aud their friends will have dsy's
outing al Saitair on Tuesday July Bis.
a "A enjoyable time IL Anticipated.
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Fighting Newsboys.

sammy Blundsll and Harry Scott, a
llaee Of rather tough newsboys, were
'un In by the police today on charge
u hghting.
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PnNsnn "TimrsN Nnlps.

a CrazF man from Sanpste created
q CONJUNCTION among the eXeurslouisls
who returned from Casiillh on the NJ.
,ernoUn train Tuesday. lie said ho
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest MEDAL and Diploma.
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B. WlNDSOR 4 CO.,

Royal lNrhnur1. Milwaukee Me-
chauics. Hartford sioam Boiler Fidol-
Ivy aud Casualty Co.'S.
400 aud iO7 Progress Buildng.
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srocIks ANn nAnaErs.

I.#.hUH NhUNTE
nIHag. close, July 90
Mht1fHsIraIU sept. t1.
torn 600. Urr. UasHHuH srHI. Sc. July. 10.
uHt.HHtyIIF IU|I.I sos. uud rrUtt . o..
ruI# 10 EUrT IHIF Auu rrIt, l..ti
lHHH=lIiaurr, iu 81 and HtUt, NHits
liHHa steady .lHiy, $50. sept, t5i
Rye steady. o.
Harley. nominal
lIHE seed new 1905 oIblli
Timothy aliru. . 600.
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The SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Handed Down at This After.
moons Session.
Ibero was An Avalanche OF Them
This Times mere Admissions
10 tue liar.

An adjourned session Of the Terri
iorlsl Supreme court this afternoon,
converting shortly before $3.50. There
was full attend nee Of members Of tho
bar, including sprlnkllng OF attorney
from tue nolghborlug towns.
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Must Go.

Remnants IN Choice Styles, Dark
Satecus, IsIc yard, and 50 pieces
Indigo salecns, i9e yaru, worth
IS cents,
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rs o -uEpLtN.
IutNK hsoN,
90. suIuLULASu.
Directors
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TWENTY.EIGRTH

Nat,OaAl EncauPhSnt q. =. IL. t-,,.
burEh. Pa, September IoSol4, ,S
Ticket agents % tho Baltimore ~,
wiz sell round trip tiskCts iog -rSS..
trlins September 5th 10 l0th. fssrlS- -
good going on date OF sale aad ~ '.
return until September -, lsg; -
elusive. Ut the reguler fare enc =.
Chil6ren's tickets hall thu gelu.s- =.
way rate,
Additional Sel'inE dates-In r53l,.
| 10 tho dstcs above specifci, 10, ~
twoan Uni0ntoRh, Ohio, fyic !,
P.eASant BoilairO aud Rheoilrg y
at Gtatio0s intermediate 10 Piw-bprS
wa sell dcksts on September II, n !;
and54, good 10 return uutil sep,oni,
18th. inclusive. Tho excursion ratio y
not DO accepted on trains, and pa...
gors not provided With tickets Vim !
charged the regular full faro.
Special tEaips-0n Monday, Sop,..
Der 10, and Tuesday, Septen ber !,
special train wiA leGve UAioutorp !,
0 a. m. stopping at all stasious be,ves
Uniontown and West Newton, iucluuT,
arriving In Pittsburgh at s: 80 q tn, a,
will return leaving PittSbutRh 81 NJ
p. m., for Uniontowp, on sep;euhc
18th and 18th, stopping al all station
batvean Pittsburgh and Union,ovp 4
return passengers homo
A special train will leave WhCclIn
on Monday, September 10. and TGssdSy
September II, At 2 q. ~, arriving [
Pittsburgh at $3.50 q M, making ..m
stops as train No. a08, and will rc,uEt
leaving Pittsburgh on Tuesday, sCp,en
ber llth. aud "Wednesday. Sep,Cpb,
loth, at II p. m., stopping OF al station
between Gienwd6a and Wheeling.
f. D. sMrrH,
Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. Pa
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.RLEKBARR0F, PLBNKBTT AND CO.
"TaLOs Of Ten Travellers" sOrlos.
By EDGAR L. WAKEMAN.


ITO me-" began tito G5psy Travsler.
.'.hers Is mo- one thing moro pict-
utesquVly suersstiyo Of the dying year
than the scurrying towards winter
quarters In any land by irc1nerablo
bands OF pilgrilning folk, my taWaJ
friends, tho GiPsies.
"Iyith youEOwn fancy'ssyes you may
eco the fartAest southern fights Of song
bfrdS, which have dosereai yoar lower
ing stses for Iamls of eudIss sea.bern
Lains, arsd IeoI iIs csptgin pn0zsotitton
offrossn days to cntnei or contemplate
tho myriad brown Ieayea tossed along
tho wsys and Isaces by advaaev picket.
lines Of .vfntcF'G seSisttcss hosts, and
still poaseSB ali tho tender, nournfnl
iHusiusa Of the cbIutgbfHt autumn line
aBTr tins haateaipg Of wlSoee people
from out the. ummeT.heart OF tho cotn:
trysfje; this YeiHctaAt drtygD, hurried
human scattering from tedRs.sids homes
beneath the sun and stars TO tho misera-
bic lakeShif.s Of city housing; naa In IL
far mora impressive revelation OF win
tors coming than al the autumn flights
Of birds and wind-whipped boatings OF
bare branches and bedraggSed brown
leayes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-08

PIMPLrs, hlackhoads, molos, frecklcs.
tan and suuburn removed by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Chsa L,
Goc.ze and W. ". Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-08

"And this Is how II came about"
concluded the Gypsy traveller, shat be.
fore the Christmas boils had rung I be-.
came further involved In tho affairs OF
my humble friends. to tho degree that,
as the Co. OF Pushbarrow, Plunkett &
Co, saw with no littlo pride our far
ing sign 20 up above the door Of hap.
ply homo and prosperous coster.G ipsy
shop, whore Ikeynnd Phrony exist with
their greens and donkcys In unalloyod
domestic bliss; whore old Zoko ratios
and clattorB merrlly among pots and
kottlos, donkey harness and broken
costor carte, which aro increasing in
number with Inappropriate ClHmor Of op.
ulencC; and whence. when tho nomadic
hunger becomes too powerful for 70.
strAlnt, certain old Gypsy tinker whom
l lovo sallics forth with mo into the
pleasant pilgrim ways"