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iiFhinots lust across the bridge ~ tho
nose, a constant hawking aud splitting,
severe cough, shortucss Of breath, and
my heart seemed 90 bo greatly affected,
~ any little oyuitom0nt caused great
iluttrrIug of that organ.
"Phins in my back, no appetite, and
what did eat caused great distress, boz
ing % yoars 0f ago, / imagined / was
lnoumble, but hoing advised by friends
10 60 to tho wonderful Doctors Shores &
Shores / came from Ogden hero 90 take
tho now treatment, and in conclusion will
say / have boon h0noHiled beyond
measure, the hawking and splitting stop
pod Immediately nitor the second treat
lnont
"Long live Drs. Shores & shores, and
may tholr progress iu life be AS rapid and
satisfactory ns thoIr treatment bias boon
IA my case
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GUTHRIE, Okla, May 20.-Esrly
today Policemen Lfster ant Upton
heard noise lu 81 santa lie freight
car. Lester attempted % enter tue
car and was shot through tue head by
negro who started TO run. The
officers opened fire. 10 was returned
by the fugitive ami his acc5mpllccs.
The negro was shot through the uoIy.
He made confession duplicating
another negro, who is already jailed,
and a Mhlle man.
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San FRANCISCO, May 30 Cashier
Henry Wadsworth OF Wells, Fargo a
Goa bank today examined the papers
VI the late Morris Goldberg, the ecoen-
Tic capitalist, who died Ia East Oak
hud last Saturday. lie found deeds,
stock certificates and bonds, and fnal-
ly a will. lie aud Loon Goldberg, n
nephew, who lives In Chicago and has
lu't arrived here, are named az ext-
cut0fs.
The will n carefully drawn up and
shows great consideration ON the part
" the Old gentleman In providing for \
miscellaneous assortment Of nieces
aud nephews and grand-uleoes and
grand-nephews, not only Of himself
but 0f his dead wife. These benu.
holaries reside In Chicago, New York
ani remote villages OF southern Rus
fla. To each OF them the thoughtful
old man gave various sums, none get
lng more than $4,000 % $4,000. Ten
thousand dollars went to local hO,-
IItals.
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ifionts 0i free silver arc now preparing
90 reward your generosity by lowering
duties all ar0lni. One ,hing, 81 least,
/ have learned tiuCa The cessation OF
silver purchases last ysnt-ihat cheap
silver IL an effective stimulus % the
Asialio ports, aud this being tho case
we have got 20 consider silver and tho
tafifl, not AZ two Issues, but ne one.n
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The New french Cabinet.

PARIS, May 30, 8 p.m.-Thla even
log Il Is announced that Dupuy has
opmplsted the list OF tbs names Of the
men who will compose the new cabi-
net and the following IL regarded NJ
we fnal list:
Premier, minister Of the interior and
minister Of worship, NJ. Dupuy; public
works, NJ. Banhou; education land
arts, NJ. Leyqut; commerce, Lofties;
husbandry, M, Nigiej colonies, NJ.
Dsliasse; Justice, NJ. Querin; marine,
NJ Felix Faute, NJ. POinoaiTe.i
rnu portfolio Of minister OF war has
not yet been bestowed, but II IL said II
Will 10 10 NJ. HanlouK, VI 10 NJ. Cam
bon.
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PORTLAND, Orc, May eo.-Wl.
liamiatu fivuf continues 20 rise hal'
an inch an hour. The Wholesale de
trict Of the city is most entirely
flooded. Busiuoss b. practically sus-
pended. Reports from upper C0lum.
Uia region are that tho wutsf iHstlll
rising there. AZ UmailllA rise VI
three feet SLICE yesterday Il reported.
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Fourth OF Iuty Festivities In the
Southern Republic.

Fourth OF Iuiy Festivities In the
southern Republic.
RIO DE JANEfRO. May 2g.-Aclivo
Preparations arc being maze here for
lhc occasion OF the Fourth Of July.
fho great national fcte Of tho u nited
States viii be celebrated here In n
manner fitted 10 demonstfale 10 the
uniled States the gratitude Of the peo-
DO OF Brazil for the support received
f0m the government of tho great
American Republic during the recent
avil war.
President Cleveland has been re-.
{ussled to send n United States
quadron 10 Rio Janeiro TO take part in
The naval review and special medals
will be presented to President Cleveland
aud President Polxoto In oommemor.
alton Of the triumph OF tbs established
government over the revolutlonistr,
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DIsIHuCIION AND DEATiL

VANCOUVER, y. G., May 8J.-rho
Frazer river has broken over aud a
raging torrent IL dealing destruction
anu death. Whole herds u cattle anu
n0cka Of sheap have been drowned,
while the Villages on the banks of tho
stream are aii0at. Eight lives arc
known 10 be- lost, aud many other
bodies are reported having been seen
ia the stream
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wIscoNsIN oENrnAL wREoH.
Six People ISiIIsd aud Many serious
~ Wounded.

MARulFIELD, Wis, May 80,-'rhe
Nlibl wreck that has ever occurred on
lhe Wisconsin Central, by which At
least SIX people lost their lives anu
several were wounded, some seriously,
'vg9k place early this morning.
No. 4 passenger train, with Engineer
James Hubbard at the throttle, pulled
away llom AbbOtlsfofd, twenty min %
ulta behinu time. Just a. the engine
reached the upper switch ut Meanwhile,
aud while going down grade at a ter
f'nc rate OF speed, It jumped from the
main Train onto the Hide track, leaving
the latter after going about twenty
lcel aud rolling DOWN slight embark
ment, with the tender on top, turned
bottom up. Two Hleepera aud one
coach, besides the smoker and baggage,
hve IN all, began burning Immediately
anu all but one were consumed.
The cause OF the accident IL hard 10
determine. Some think Il was from q
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Mucif DAMAGE FEARED.

PORTLAND, o., May 3O.-All the
high water fcoords were beaten hero At
O'Clock this afternoon, when thu river
reached twenty eight anu niHt-tonthn
feet above the low water marx. Re.
ports from the upper Columbia are
such that q rise OF al least thirty feet
above low water mark IL expected,
From the lower Columbia intelll-
gence comes that operations have
ceased NJ nearly all Of the salmon can
ncfios and that fishing has been sui
pended and much damage IN feared.
Among the farmers living along thu
river bad state Of affairs Ia reported
A great many houses and barns arc
Anoat, moored TO the banks, aud their
owners arc fearful that the current will
carry them away. Thus far no serious
lOtHss have Occu rfed.
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Saved rly Lie,
DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

~ NIioF Ncryinr De- sold on a positive
rulranfue that thu INT luii'0 viI .nOugnt
hli lrurH.atH aUll ltutsi. % bottles fur 81. or
lf VIII o. s.ut PREPAID. uu receipt ~ price
" Che Dr. Mllgl' Medical Co., LlalaTt, lad,
Sod hy ai' Druggists.
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YAhK OF YHE 6IYY
Is the Wonderful Cures Being Effected by Ds Shores shOros
New System Of Treatment
MEDICAL MEN INVESTIGATING THIS REMARKABLE SYSTEM
PRONOUNCE 1T FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY THEY HAVE USED

Apply Treatment During the
Treatment VIII Receive
Improved in'tru
Treatment Catarrh.
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ROME, May s0.-Two bombs were
exploded almost simultaneously out
side thu windows Of the minister OF
tuanoe Mt IL O'Clock tonight. There
Il no clue 10 the authors OF the outrage.
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weakness In the tiacs, while other,
railroad men, are Inclined to believe
the switch hal been tempered with.
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CHICAGO, May 9O.-Ouu hundred
brlckmakofs Employed by tho Pull
man company struck TO-DAY.
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tho Personal supe
Registered Everything Perfect at tho
Medical and Surgical Institute.
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TuE FLOODS

Places.
SrOKASE, Wash, May 80.-word
reached nero to-day that the town Of
C0ncunnully, Wash, was SWEPT nway
by tue Hood. Every business house IA
town was destroyed. There Is much
suffering among the people, az they
saved nothing.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE

Write Tor the mail treatment Oneof tho
physicians In personal char'o slperin-
tonda the mail department AMI by a sys-
m OF close correspondence controls
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DRS. SHORES g. SHORES,
SPECIALISTS,
ZION MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

80 East Second South Street
spEcIALTIEsh diseases Eye Ear Nose Lungs
Female treatment
less, sal and Ccua Our ethod
' ~ '
Five dollars Catarrhal Diseases Medicines furnished free
from laboratory
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those out Of tho clty quite ~ well as those
who come TO the office, Send for symp-
tom blank, Medicines shipped carefully
Try this treatment
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Chronic Nervousness
Could Not Sleep, Nervous
Headaches.

Gcntlcmcn.-l have been taking
your Restorative NDryino FOR thcpl-t
three months and / cannot say
enough in its praise. Ithas
Saved Fly Life,
Tor I had almost given up hope ot
ever being well again. / was a
chronic sufferer from nervousness and
could not siocns / was also troubled
withnUryuus headache, aud had tried
doctors in vain, until ] used your
Ncry.ne. Yours truly
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isia IHHuIfF H $3.50. H.stHr sarah was mIr.
trI Oh Thomas .riih. yuIuHtrI 60 iuu boz
D. q. aud cam tuIHIulIY UO placed among tIy
Pioneer .utH who lrlyUi She tHnla aud laH
OUg1t 300 good Iaht
WhfEEH...it AuuiauE. November q. l.f
llIWH. M.INtr ueHn a. FrIrH lHI . months.
ll" uI" born If lI.I.rH... bob tIHHHHH. unH HHH
h1UUHUl Iu pUfaUUlu, Boa ltt.=W I.IHII. hIar
uusN IN sihHFHu. December .I I TH0m1.
Dunn. l.u wac born IU t.assuH, January
I.iH. Hu4 was uHpusaI 20 y %. ls,1.H uiNH.iI'
hfHs
LINTON In On.guw. December @, l.l
Many Linton. rHr woe born ll liHtuIuNHI
county uaHu i.rnl W1TeH o., lsil, and Was
UHulIsHI july % lNH. 40 ..HHiIf NfHH.
OH1ttL-ln Mount Pleasant HHHrcfn Co.
lt.N. January b. /. 10, Thomas uUHa', HHe1 e.
HIuU Uf fUr E.HrrH UHI I'd" rm.Ur Hut4Ur
DIHil nt ugr.uu, 7.lHurIsriro roItuacH
utusET.-At raY.aa. uhh. Jauuary q. i.Il,
atN HW.t lew l.ImfyEs
tuuUrII HHr,IUrs %. H.H late homo loo payson,
ON WtiHu. Iay, January 90. ]. 30, 10 o u m.
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
hWnEN

SWEDEN.
Dr. G.. +. SHrrctr. Of CARLSBAD died
% the age OF s5ycars.
Natural gas has been discovered at
Wilhclmsl-it near the city Of Engc.-
holm.
Dr.. Elovson, Of CARLSBAD, has been
elected DonETcs man from the Carlsbad
tilipslad dA,ric.
Dr. T.. Person, OF Fllun. committed
suicide by hanging Him self lie leaves
wife aud three children.
The national emblem, the blue and
yellow dag OF Sweden. Is now beng
hos,ed On nearly all the public school
building.
BY cause Of her sickness Il IS not pro.
bablc that the Queen will accompany
King q glr when he leaves Tor Norway
Jan. -, a5 has been decided.
lli.ml Nilsson. young girl OF Norr-
koping, was shot Iui dangerously wuun-
ded by her luyer who had just returned
from America.
Diphtheria Is uging epidemically in
Naesnge and kIuEstund. Eleven
children in NacslnEg died within the
course Of q few hours.
Mrs. Anna Maria lonasIouer, Of Ers.
topg1 JIg Oldest inhabjant in the
Skgda plu1h Of OsleTgolhlaud, died at
the age ul 100 years.
Emanuel Deuteh, a former banker Of
Stockholm who was yyD well known IN
business circles, died ag the age Of IS
years.
The French paper Lc FjcarO contains
a notice that Prince LOUIS Napoleon,
who lt present is serving in the Russian
army Intends 10 make Stockholm his
permanent home.
Miss Anna Zelterlerg the young
actress, FORMERLY Of thc Royal Dramatic
ihcaler Of Stockholm, IS 90 present
playing in London, aud viii soon appear
a the HaymlTset lhgater 90 some OF
lDscn's dramas.
The representative OF o French tourist
bureau arrived at Gollcnburg the other
day To make urrlug .mtlts for a trip
through Sweden by lugc number Of
American tourists who intend to visit
Europe next year, Iley will arrive no
a French hlrhor and tayel through
France, Italy Austria, Turkey Germany
nd Denmark. From Copenhagen thcy
..l cross the Sound aud visit the Sut-
Dish cities Of Helsngborg, Gothcnburg
aud Stockholm. Aucr a short visit NJ
ChrIstlana they Will return to their ga
tive country by way OF Paris,
Funds contributed to he openi ng o
reading rooms have very often been
given by Swedish women. The largest
reading room in Stockholm with lend.
ing library attached was founded IN
1906 by the Barones Adlctsplrc. IL
has afterwards been supported and
further developed under female manage.
menL Many otherfgIdng rooms lu Inc
larger cities OF Sweden are managed by
women. The first reading room ior
working people ia Stockholm was open
cd by Miss liuugs,,l, 10 1892.
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until the committees were appointoi,
that 10 might be referred % the nppro-
PIRATE nimlttoc.
Carried ou "a fising vote OF II toll.
Vaunn movoi tina. the rulus 90 tho
last House be- adopted until further
order Carrird.
A communication from the Council
announced the pcfmaucnt organization
Of that hOIy Filed.
Nebpkor offered joint resolriinn
pr0viiine Tor appointment OF "a joint
committee ni two from each house, 70
notify tho Glvrrn1r that tho Assembly
was now otfauizsi. Carried.
The usual join, resolution, providing
for daily mier,, iust 90, ctc., Tor
mumburs, thu printing " tnu ninuteb
etc, ga offered 10y ALEU-.
Powers moved To lay on the table
until the committees uf tho House
should DO appointed aud the matter
CouiI 10 acleI upon by the appropriate
committee. Itluvolvri pxptrdiIufc.
Allen sail Powcfs'l objection 10 tie
immediate adoption Of the resolution
was q uuihhiu.
Power fol0flcd saUhs;ically 10y say.
iug that a len had muIe CNI critncr 10
oii'rti'n y.rr ouis6is bs wopid
,yibdr,5y NJ m, tin,,.rt IA, p,.itsr
invoiveI rrinclple. Tbe re.,Iilion
wss alop.et.
Power. introduced memorial 10
~, ,,n, 80 \, i, ''', ~, IA, tshi,
Carried.
Nauan Introduced o. Joint resolution
providing iUi N minnic c.urk 90 s. par
Jay, TWO c1mmiltco clerks a. -, ga q
,,n'.s'nscr iof tho Governor a. ..
Nanau aaid tue resolution ahouii take
tmr. md n, moved n suaprnslon on
M mica for ibat ,t,ru8s,.
Power, st,1g.rlsf ~ masi,, and
tho resolution pisl.d by a unan.n5u,
ynIr.
The chief clerk announced a. notice
or ooh'e'' N'lnr son Va Dohlll' Ia
uirl " or ro.tffel 10 clmnillteu ON
elections
IoWeis interrupted tho pig9ceaeuing9
had sent to tbr tT.i,.d si,tga ssn.ts
tbp foll5wiur u8rninnti,ut,
For Cbiuf Jttsgis. of Utab. a. A.
bicrriti. for receiver oil tbe lapI giiier.
III. Harris.
AI'rt We Introduction o. several
uI'is, tho ilue'o inNilcl tle I'uhlh 10
l.l' gu 10 JoIu' session ni d'1J 10 receive
'Ao No''ih0''s me't'Be'
N,4Fs
One fault IA found with tho bali IA
which tho II use mssts: IL isiu,Ilii.
cirn.ly hea.oL
,-.,..t.5.-. ,.- NO.,
Ite1it la duc 10 hgcr',ary Richards
lof the special prlvtipn male ny MIN
lu we Hlal % VI decks ,0f we uto VI fu'
po''cfe'
To-Day A gentleman soIJ tbi, ,ros
"thr tnirty.nf-t and In.t 6.s't.u5jo 81,
,ng Observation-Disclosures. M. y.,I,'i
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SUPREME COURT.
Opening Of The January Term this
Afternoon, NiIh All the Judges
Present.

The January srsai0n OF the Terri.
,ol.al Supreme court opened al .
O'Clock this Afternoon, Chiut Jusuco
u no presiding. Associate justices
Miner, Barlch and Smith also occu-
pied seats on the bench. There wus a
large attendance ofmembers Of tho bar,
including JuJg1s judi, ,Hsndgrson,
Marshall, Sutherland, Rlylo, Hove;
Mussrs. ", IL. ID cssUn, Z. 5. Richnris,
Arthur Brown, Oguun ui.rs, H.. w,
'ratlnck, Frank Pierce, W. q. HAL, N.
NJ. kaighn, g. o. Whlttm lrn, Mnr.
shall, Denny, LgGEnd Young, Street,
ID. n. Sttnup, W, IL. lN'ng tPrOvul.
Allison (Osdeu), etc. After tho reai
ing and confirmation Of the minutes OF
tue previous session the court pro.
cOeded with the aeltiug Of cases ON tho
calendar which occupied tho first
hour.
suaiMAmLY DISPOSED OF.
In the oase of Harry T. Duke VS.
George q. griffith (aprellantl, tue mo.
ton To dismiss appeal from the Fourth
districl) was submitted.
The case ~ VIM. Bealtis VS. the
Pleasant Valley Coal company, appel.
lants, from the Tniri distrlo,l having
been settled, was stricken ir0m Inc
calendar.
Motion 90 dismiss appeal was denied
Ia the case OF Samurl Marie, appellant,
VI the Ogden stree, Railway company.
(FuuTth dislrigtl.
Oliver Myers W the Union Pacific
RAILROAD company, appellants. (Ff0m
tlu Fourth dis1uuD. Settled ana dis,
missed.
John Stalker ct al Va Cyrus Rlwson
OF al nppoilaut (FouFIh dis1uc.) Dis.
missed,
j. W. n. Whi,ecotton Va the Ma.
;ioual Bank Of Commerce, appellant.
appeal from the First ulstrct-J. W.
Blackburn Judged Dismissed.
TIE DECEASED INJUnuE.
Gu, OF respect 10 the mumory Of tho
late Judge Blackburn, their HOnOrs
viii not alt 40 "a court tomorrow, nud
will attend the funeral o! the do.
ceased IN the afternoon.
THE CHURCH. CASE.
In tho matter Of tho Unllod Staten
OF America VS.. the Cuurch OF Jesus
Christ OF Latior-lay Saints, tho mau-
uatu OF the Supreme Count OF the
UnitOd States was read and hlod and
an order of reference made TO Clerk j..
u. BnoAc, as examiner. He Will
probably present ms report to tho
court gu Wednesday next
APPLICATIONS,
Henry ]. Newman, Of the supreme
court OF lIliuoir was admitted 10 pfac-
ticc at the bar OF this court; anu the
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Attention ,ttorue,si

There will bo meeting OF tho Mem.
boW NJ tho Bls of Cue supreme Count
az the Federal C1ut. Room, D10ly
Block, Salt Lake CITY, on Monday,
January 5.h, 1894 nj s O'Clock D. m.
Dor The pngrus0 1' organizing a TER.
ElTOEiAL BAR ASSOCIATION,
All attorney Ul the Territory are
requested 10 bo On attendance and par.
tigiplio in the same.
By urirF OF the Committee On o..
U|ail4lluu.
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Henry ]. Newman, 81 the supreme
court OF llliuolr was admitted 10 pfac-
ticc at the bar OF this court, anu the
application ut Attorney Le-scnger OF
Osiou, was referred 10 an examining
committee.
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House did not meet ia caucus uutl
about an hour before the opening OF
the Assembly.
Not much time was spent in Golibar.
atnr, aud the following ticket was
agreed upon, Tor llirprs tor the House:
Sreakor-Aquilla Nebekor, OF Rich
county.
Chlei Clerk-Mat, Thomas, Of Davis
county.
soigeantat Armr-polcr 5. Barron,
Of Cache g unty.
Minute Clcrs-M1rrls SDmmpr, OF
Sal Llku county.
Ensroasiug un Enrolling CLERK
Martin 3. Lindsay, OF Salt Like
county.
wutchman-Joseph w. Judd, Of
Snnpctv county.
Messenger - John II. Barton, OF
Beaver county.
Chaplain - David Matlhoson, Of
Iron county.
Janiior-Joscph Washington, OF Salt
Lake county.
LEuisLArIvE CHAMBERS.
"Legislaiivo Assembly, Second
Floor" 10 the legend that has been
painted on the front entrance Of tue
Wasatch building, and which applies
the general public where the law maxi
efa can be found during session hUum
for tixiy days TO come. When the
public aaccnds tho FIRST Il ght
VI ftaifa it will he confront.
cd by another announcement
painted on tho door Of what used ~ be
the Office Of the clerk OF the district
c0utt, "Lcglalatlve Council, Public
Entrance" amt on the next door north
appear the words "Lugislntive Council,
Members Entrance" The latter en-.
trance leads behind the railing which
excludes the public from tho seats OF
members. On either side OF thu wlIo
entrance 20 what used 90 be tive district
court room, ~ the sign blouse Of
Representative" Tho lpacc allotted
10 tue public in the Counc chamber Ia
not large, but IN representative hall
II % ample.
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Castoria

"CsHinri1 lann excellent i's'17 fHr chii.
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Che Probate Count DO HHI fIs SAT- Lake
county Territory Ot ,HH,
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oyNlIIrIrE RaDMa. Ia.

Ia all, eleven apartments IN the
Wnsatcu building have been tut apart
hs committee rJOms, eight OF winch
hfu on tho second and three on the
Thru door. Besides thr8r,tne Governor
and Secretary occupy "a suite Of two
rooms ~ the uJfih emu o tho olrriuUr
ON the second n10r rAc GtOusbcck
company has rOuo TO considerable tz-
rense IA hitting up these apartments,
which have been rcpapcrrI, painted,
caloiu.incd, ulc. Tho Aiasmuly az this
session will have Tar moro comfortable
aud commodilul quarters than any "
lie pre- luCeslOIs.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-01-12
A Tall Family.

fThe best evidence OF the truth OF
the theory of heredity / ever saw, y
said j. E. Lucas to st. Louis report
er, lis family named Walker living
in Mitchell county, North Carolina
There are at present seven brothers
and five sisters, the lowest stature OF
any of them being 6 feet, which is the
height OF one of the girls. Her sis
tiers run in regular graduation as to
height, 6 feet inch, 6 feet 9 inches
and feet 3 inches. The ta'lest
brother is Z feet 8 inches and the
shortest 6 feet s inches. The mother
is short, being but 5 feet s inches,
while the father, from whom the
children inherit their remarkable
growth, is feet 9 inches. He is of a
family of nine brothers, the tallest of
whom was s feet in height and the
shortest feet, and all of them lived
to a considerable age, the only one
surviving, however, being the father
Of the sons and daughters mentioned.
If the present family were arranged
one above the other, they would reach
70 feet 6 inches in height. 1t is said
that all the ancestors back through
several generations were of like pro-
portions.