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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-06
BELGIANs Ann ARAns
A Number Of tn. Latter kiIisd By
BeIgisns In the songo state.


beigians In the 'ongo state.
LONDON, Oct. B.-rhe Exchange
Telegraph company announces that
African mail has brought tbs news OF
seriou, nghtiug between Arabs and
Bulgians In the Congo state. IL IL
alleged that Belgisns claim cd truce
alter heavy nghting,a and then hemmed
In the Arabs and mas,acted them
without quarter. Another account
says the Arabs, COMMANDED by Chief
RumiliIs, after tue truce agreed upon
conference which was eventually
commenced, but almost Immediately
aitrrwaru the Arabs powder magazine
exploded. This caused both sides 10
suspect ueachery AID fighting was
resumed. The Arabs were surrOunded
on all sides by tue Bulgians and were
nearly all massaorod. Cniei Rumiiiz.
rscaped but mslonty Of his followers
persisted. Over thirty chiefs were
numbered among the slain. The
Bvlgians captured 800 lakhs' worth OF
property.
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MS ANra,npnNrs.
W. .. siTans, ia. Republican Candl
date Tor Mayer Of New Narh.

vs.. Q. siruns, the Hepubiicau Candi.
date Tor Mayer Of New York.
Nav YOnS, Oct, Cool. w. l..
S.Oi q, the Republican candidate tor
mayor VI New York has for ysafs beeo
y sinking nguf. In New York. lie
has ioi years been president of the
Central National bank and the Homer
Lee National Bank No,o company. lie
10 director Of the Efiu railroad, tue
New York Security a rfusi company,
tue Mercantile 1fust company, tue
New YORK Life Insurance company,
ths Plaza Bank auu several o,hef cor
pofativns. lie Is PRECEDENT Of the Ohio
Sncicty, his predet essots having been
Generals Thomas Ewing ana Wagner
swAyne. The cOiOuel vas born IA
Riobiand county, Ohio, Ia 1897. when
he Wa, sixteen yrafs uiI no went to
Wooster asa clerk IN a large dry goods
tlo'e. lie remained there until he
came TO New York IN 1868. Here he
began life a. u salesman Ia a dry goods
house u T.. %. Wilson a Co., remain
ing until 1892, when he lfaniiefed his
services 10 tue Dry goods And commits.
sion house Of Fafnbsm Dale anu Com.
pany. In 1870 the ifm began William
l.. Strong q Co., aud IL now ono OF the
richest houses In the dry goods district.
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president. Curtis Call. j., read
.peech Q g.well had written, Senator
Honr, chairman Of the G. mmitlee on
resolutions, read the platform, whioh
was aIopted. Senator Lodge moved
the Reconciliation ny acoltm ilon OF
Governor +. r. Greenhhlge' and the
motion was adopted. : milar action
whg ,aken NJ 10 LleutenAul Cavern Z
Roger Wolcoit. william NJ. Oy was
nominated by acclamntiqn Tor secft-
tary Of the commonw'a 10, anu Henry
M. Phillips tor treasurer aud receiver
genera; General John w. Klmtali,
auditor; II. ". Kllwlt0n, attorney
general. GlvefnOr dfeenhaigo adj
dressed the convention.
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A Husband Follows M. wife Iuto
lterutfv.

HALIFAX, n. b., Oct Gin the
town OF dartmouth, ON the opposite
side Of Halifax haTb9T, Alexander
McEchen, forty.nvo years old, and his
vile, were louni dead IN th,ir home
last night. Tney mad taken poison.
A note l-it by MtE,hen says that HE
vie had Accidentally poisoned herself,
aud ~ ho could not live without her,
lao had resolved on suicide.
Mokohon was formerly In tho royal
engineers as 40. electrician. He
had been out Of employment recently
aud was dcspondentAud 10 was thought
that he poisoned his wife. McEchen
worked for some years Ia the United
states. fret Ia New York and after.
ward In some electrical works In the
west.
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Complimentary Musical.

a complimentary informal musical
hiss been arranged iYr Tuesday evening
next, the 9In inst, at the hall OF the
Csldet's Music palace, In which "a
numbBr Of well known artists viii take
part It's in1cnuvd ~ the pfomotera
~ au answer To the Expressed wish OF
many Of Mr.. w. Il. Wvihe'a trends 10
near that talented gentlemen once more
before lac leaves for the last.
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FROM AGES PAST.
Tho R.naIns Of an Ancient km.r.Cln
City Discovered.
HUNDREDS OF ACRES IN rxrrSr


PASAnA, Oct. 9.-word comes from
Bogota tina, the remains OF prehls.
toric city hsve been discovered near
the crater Of the vol ano at Putace, In
the Audee mountains. The buried
city covee huuurrds Of rcros, aud
contains the ruins Of greet buildings
with immense granite columns. Re.
mains Of an acqueduot IN an almost
perisc, state Of Preservation have aso
Teen found.
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San Juan County.

Hon. +. A, HammOnj, OF San Juan
county, who is up TO Conferences, re.
ports his part OF the oounuy rs doing
iairly we'll. Crops have not been ~
good M usual, owing TO scarcity OF
water. Cattle and sheep, however,
nave done very well this season, anu \
good roturn 10 anticipated from beef
aud mutton. The mines are being
worked steadily, but there Il NO TX
oltsment.
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want. TO be Hanged.

JERsEY CI1Y, n. j., Oct. 0-i'atflok
GeIz, VINO smut CLARA Amin la Hobo
ken, August IL, will not be- tried on
Tuesday next, the day set for trial by
Judge Lippincoti, simply because the
hooused refused 10 DO tried. Hctays no
Ia guilty, and wants TO DO hanged as
quickly a. possible. Under law
passed last winter the court Ia re-.
strained from accepting plea Of guilty
In capital cases, anu In the dilemma
that has resulted Judge Lipplnoott has
dsciasd 70 certify tho matter 10 the
supreme court la order TO obtain an
opiuiop as 10 tho oonstitutionAliiy Of
the new law. The case viii be argued
ut the November term.
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FRANTIC oN AoooUsr OF RAT,
An Elephant nrsaL- Loose from
Circus Ia San franclscO,

An Elephant nrsRL- Loose from
Circus Ia san franciscO.
FAN FGAsCIsCo, OCT. 6,-rhe reason
for tho strange actions OF Jess, the
circus elephant which went on ram.
rage early thls morning aud after
breaking her fastonings and nearly
wreeking tho circus roamed through
the streets Of San Francisco, has been
discovered. Jess has always been per-
feouy uoolie and could DO handled by
any Of tue circus people. While she
wss being pursued through the ttreess
this morning by her keepers, they
noticed thRt the big animal soIsd as n
freuzled by fright. Finally when she
allowed 10 come near one OF the keepers
noticed something protruding from the
end of her trunR. lie pulled II out
anu found that II was live rat. The
elephant had been lying on the ground
asleep with her trunk stretched In
front II her, Hnd II N SUPPOSED that thu
rat rau up her trunk. The animal
contracted the muscles o. her trunk
ana held the ro1uut last Whsn the
rat had been removed the elephant
gave sign Of great Satisfaction anu
made no iufthet resistance to helns
led back.
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A TIrLE ANn ronrrNE
Beib faii to the Lot ofa Young Man
BIZ Adoption.

Beth faiI to IN. Lot ofa Young Man
BIZ Adoption.
CHICAGO, Oct g. The news OF the
adoption OF q. E. Wilde, ayouuR man
80 years " age, by Mrs. IL. d. CARR.
sou aud his consequent accession to
hsirship to n titls aud about IS, 900, 900
has stirred upa good deal VI iuturcst In
uperpccted quarters. A number Of
other PERSONS who pretend to be heirs
OF the Lofd Berry from whom tho
estate was derived, lhave come to the
conclusion that they would like 10 have
a part VI theso millions anu are com ng
10 Chicago to ser about the matter.
some OF them have already arrived,
but have not been received with open
arms by MB. Garrison, who dlsolAimi
any knowledge OF their k,nship.
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sroLES WHEELS.
Hundreds OF nicy cIes Disappearing
aud shipped west.

LAPORrE, Ind, Oct GA state
bicycle detective association will be
organized by Indiana whselmen.
During the season now dfawlag ~
close hundreds OF wheels have been
stolen aud shipped 10 Chicago aud
western cities. IL IL In the recovery
u stolen wheels that the detective
agency has opportunity 10 accomplish
tho most wOrE.
is proposed by the promoters Of
the association 10 perfect similar or
gAniEAtlon In Illinois aud other west
efn states In which bicycle thieves
nave been unusually b0lI Ia their
operations.
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nusinsss nsvsr-ss the Cause OF the
Rash Deed.

BAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. 0.-The body
Of James Crotsman. a we'll known
man and prosprclOr, was found In his
room nj the Baldwin hotel last night,
hLd on a table At his side was n bottle
ota deadly compound oi ammonia Il
glass halt iuli oi the same drug.
Several letters addressed to bis VIII, anu
fiiends give poor succera IN land speou-
latiOn as tue cause iOr tue deed. Cross.
man was pioneer Oi 1872 and at one
time an owner VI some very valuable
properties. Ho was part owner aud
manager OF the Temescai tin mines In
southern CalifJrnlp, which are TO be
Teopened shortly by an Esglish syndi'
cate.
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THE bandits san n, large

TUCSON, Aria, Oct. 6.-rhe men
wn, hold up the southern Pacific
Overland last Sunday nignt are ain nj
large. although the officers are conf
dent Of effiecung their capture. Some
believe the bandits have reached tnc
great Tonic paaiD, where II 10 practi-
cally impossible TO spptehond them.
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NEW YomS, Olt. o. Among the
passvngeIs who arrived on the Now
York today We're Mr.. aud Mrs. George
J, Gould and family aad CongTessman
w. IL. Wilson. Wilson naidi 81 feel
fully recovered from my recent III.
NESS" His face was picture Of health.
81 did not 70 over 10 talk larin,D he
said, "but met leading fusnciai and
business men In London last week at
chamber OF commerce dinner. 1
told them tho new tArifi bill was not
made to suit them but to suit Amuri.
cans.O
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mas. LOwnl.L no LEAn
rrer Plan OF Campaign for the neior
nation of New York.

Her Plan OF Campaign for the neior.
nation of New York.
NEW York, Oct. b.-rhe woman
whom the Rev.Dr. Parkhurst has been
seeking to "lead the campaign OF in-
fiuonce" has been diAeov-re sue Ii
Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell, the
ulug lter OF the venerable Mrs. shaw
VINO hiss given TO the cause OF woman
suffrage four daughters. Mrs, Lowell
D. Ierbapu better known nH josephine
fhaw-Loweli. she lives next door 10
her mother's hOus5 and Is a woman OF
Social prominence Us well M a woman
" Intelligence anu thought Sooiai
Problems have for long limo engaged
her attention, but her assumption OF the
leadership Of DR.. Parkhurspa idea was
considered impossible by those who
knew her host.
Mrs. Lowell comes OF n family that
have long been connected with public
aliaiTs. Her sister, Aifa. George VIM,
Curtis,i In a woman Of rare Attachments.
Another sisler ia Mis-. Robert ID,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-06

Boston, Oct. 6.--rhe Massaohu.
setios state Republican convention
assembled In Music hall today. Con.
steasman Cogswell, selected for Per.
'naheht PRESIDENT, sent telegram
'hlln That Ills physicians would not
pelihll MN TO attend; therefore the
'smp9rary president, Samuel Y. Win.
S'o"I was oontlnusI ss permanent
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MAstOwAH, OCT. o. -Advices from
Kharloun sly khala IL Iur0us over
tho occupation Of X ,ssnlia by ltaliasH
Ito summoned a conferences Of emirs
To discuss measures OF retaliation.
Khala IL afraid OF an advance upon
X lssalia owing 10 fears OF n revolu tion.
lie has ordered knAttoum FORT Ned.
European and Egypt an prisoners at
khArtOum Are treated with Increased
severity. IL Is feared tuey will be-
Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-06
Special Train TO ogden.

In order to accommodate Conference
visitors who desire to Iomain Tor the
Sunday evening meeting In the Taber.
nAole, the Union Pacific viii run a
special train TO Ogden, leaving this city
at 10 pm, SUNDAY. This IL IN addition
to the special leaving AT $50 pm. thai
day.
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IDAHO POLITICs.


Mr.. 8. \. Kenner has returned from
two weeks' slumping tour IN
southern ami eastern Idano. Daring
his absence he delivered seventeen
speeches. He will return on Monduy
again 10 enter tho arena aud remain
there until very close to tho time OF
election.
"The idaho political situatiou," he
sAys, "ls very muoh mixed. Ths pIln.
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NEW Yoml Oe,. 5.-rhe steamer
Oponloo from Bermuda reached Ih.s
port today, having on board Captain
Forbes. Mate Joseph Conner anu nine
svAmeu from the American bark Al
bemarlr. burned Al sea ON September
rs. The crew took 10 the boats ana
were picked up ON Tbs l0.n by me
Brllsh tRfk ROsehllli ana landed Al
Brfmuda.
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VAN BuREN, AIR, Oct 6.-Near
Sslisws, 4. r., Nathan Jones, deputy
Uuito1 states marshsl, shot and IN.
stantly killed Newt Fry, one Of the
wsallhiest Chstokces. Fly shot At
Jones first anu was attempting 10 shoot
ag,in when killed. Jones was guard.
ing a prisoner whom Fry attempted TO
TolOnHe.
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Plantations on tabs Dsstrsy.s by a
'seipnr.

NEw YoRK, Oct. O. the steamer
TynAni when arrived In port lat
hlght, repufis that hhe was unable 10
3 buf usual cargo Of bananas because
Il the Iuin wofked Throughout tue
castofn end OF Cubs. Non. were 10
be had, all being destroyed 10y the
cyclone. The plantations are dsvas-
iHted aud In aud about Baues II 10
estimated that 100000 punches OF the
ffGu were destroyed. Tins vessel TO.
turned here win small cargo ofsugar
aud tobacco.
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NEW YoRIl, Oct. e.--weekly bank
s,aiemenG Reserve, decrease, $780,
$40. Loans, increase, s2,7l6, 200.
specie, increase, 100000. Legal
tenders, deotease, ssls,5U Deposits,
increase, S2,0O7,0JO. Circulation, In.
crease, S3S, 200. Banks now mold $50.
100000 iu excess OF tue requirements.
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Marriage License.

A marriage license WAS issuei today
by Probate CLERK Meloy to William NJ.
Jefferson, " Crockett, California, 80,
ana Aliss Fannie Haniseh, OF this
CITY, ~.
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HoSO kOH0, Oet6.--A typhoon has
swept over this port. huoh damage
was don. Hmong the small oraft Ia tue
harbor. One vnssel was SUNK and all
haLds drowned.
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The Mhnm ,,nnr, Martial.

VANCOUVER, Wash, Oct. J.-tn the
Wham court martial trial the evidence
for tue prosecution has been completed.
No now features we're introduced.
TIE defense will begin their cAse To-
day,
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Eamr. RaidInx tn. Country.

LouESRESzJ MARQuEcE, Deisgpa
Bay, oct. g. fhe Ksmts arc raiIing
the cattle within n mile Of the town.
A panic prevails.
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The SUPREME COURT.
Report OF Examiner ]. ?. Bachs Oh
EI.R.cslYsr LaHrsuCS's Report,
IN REGARD TO cmuncn PROPERTY


An adjourned session Of tbs Supreme
couf, was held this morning. the
Judges present beiug Cnioi Justice
Merritt aud Associate Justices Barton
AMI Smith. Judge King was absent.
Toe petition Tor ruhsaring la the
case VI Daniel Hamer, tax collector Of
Weber county, vs. Weber county was
denied.
CHURCH PROPERTY MATTHIAS.
The petition VI Colonel J. Il. Windor,
receiver Of the property OF the late
corporation Of tho Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Lstlcr.day Saint, 10 be MI.
lowed 10 make frpslrs al tue dard0
House IN thvsum VI Il, 900 was allowed,
IA thib AIN ant was ABSOLUTELY mecca
bafy 10 put tuo building in proper
condition.
Colonel winder was formally up.
pointed receiver Tor tho Perpetual
Emiyralion Fund company, with ths
same bonds M given by the late fv-
ocivef, IA. w. bNwronoe.
Clefk Joe. A.. Bsohr, au examiner oi
the report VI eI-lteceivtr Lawrence IN
the Church case, reported tnni tie usd
iOund tue same correct. Tue PERIOD
covers the time between January 10,
1854, up 10 ami including August 81
last, when the present receiver was
appointed. On the ~ OF September,
1894, the amount held by Receiv,r
John II. WindeT was sli,U5lgl. The
total receipts during tns tune covered
by the report amounted 10 1892. 81,
and the expenditures TO fl,.lg 10, Of
which sum ssTl.gb was spent IA paint.
Ing aud repairing the 1sr1O HDutr,
aud the balance on other Property Ia too
hAndu u the receiver, water taxes iot
tue GAtlO House, ana compensation
Tor book keeper for tue receiver, witch
sum has b. reduced 10 $40 per mOuih;
the receipts thus showing all excess
over disbursements tor the period VI
eight mouths Of s9,li3ll.
\ fho receiver was allowed $40 pei
m6Eyh NJ compensation durng sail
term N'ud Mr.. John A. Marshall go per
mouthA- Att0rury's ievs.l
AZ no egprnsv nad been Incurred In
this sx mn.eIion. ihs examiner was
allowed SO lof hts servico-.
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TIES IsES, OCT. 6.-rhe Chinese
government mas authorized n firm here
TO faise loan Of el0,O0O,O0O
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PANS, Dot. 6.-rhe Temps says
thfos French cruisers at Beast have
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A petiiop was pr.ssntsut-h a, from
| ms,uner. OF the bar aud o. o.
| Cacho valley asklur .<Ss-,n.3
] menL.ill AkAs.Shss tor ths Vpp---eS

:. 80 :. az VIM q. Farrell a.
supreme Court cOinniIsaiOusr, 10 a.
Tor Csone county. rns pea.ijn wa
granted.
a pstilIon was also read from . large
number Of Residents VI Cache county
asking that tue supreme Cur req uest
the resignation OF Mara Fletcher,
supreme COuu c3mmi siluef, on tue
ground Of inoompuiency. The petition
was referred to Clerk Bsohe for eK-
animation AHd report.
The application VI Attorney Arthur
Bfowu tor com JeusAtiOu Ia tue case VI
the United States vi America VI tho
late corporation Of the Church Of Jeius
Cnnst Oi L,ttsr.Iay Saints was re-
fefred 20 CLERK J. T.. Baoho 10 take
testimony auu report.
GuOigv 4. Costigan, OF this city,
made application 10 practice law la the
supreme Cum Of tnls Territory. r.
iefIed 10 examining committee.
james IA. Mcdonald, VI Michigan,
who had pfAcuosd In the supreme
court VI that state, and Byron 4. Sifa,-
ton, " New YORK, WHO had pfaotictu
Ia the supfrniu ,uTt Of thag stale, were
admitted 10 practice IA THIS court.
i. l.. DEggstt was appointed n U. =.
commissiOnvr IN the 5ucOad Judicial
district.
Motion 10 allow appoal Ia the case OF
Kuudtrn Va OmsnrOn was argued anu
submitted. The cast Involves tue tille
10 a parcel Of land on tho borders OF
Utah Lake
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-07

Jerry Simpson completed his cam.
paiGn tour in this city Monday after
noon. He was greeted at the opera
house 10y his usual large and enthusi.
astic audience and was in fair health
and good spirits which enabled him to
dispose of the issues in such a clear
aud tOrcible manner as to make the
hair stand straight on the head of the
partisan who is in it for pelf. and con-
vince the thinking man regardless of
party afiliation. He repeated the fact
that refined sugar carried duty of II
cents under the Mckinley law while
under the present law a duty of only
of cent is imposed, and that raw 50
gar was only free under the Mckinley
law. From this he showed, as we have
heretofore commended, that the rebner
les instead of the people got the benefit
of this free article. AS it now stands.
refined sugar has duty of of a cent
instead of II cents levied upon it,
This alone exOnerateS him for voting
for the present law, not taking into
consideration the many other advan-
cages of the present law over the for
mer The house was packed from end to
end and Simpson was frequently inter
rnpted by ou;bursts OF loud applause
Our jerry is an honest. faithful con
gresham and it is therefore that he il
endered such magnificent reception
g!en he returns home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-07

Mr.. Jacob B. Brown, of Graham.
vile, S. c., was troubled with chills and
fever, and unable TO procure relief. un-
til he began to take Ayers Pills. He
is now enjoying excellent health and is
a warm and sincere advocate of Ayers
Pills for all complaints of stomach, liv-
er, or bowels.
The republican party had what
they called celebration last tWednes.
day. evening. What event they cele
brated we are at loss to say, but sup
pose it was Putt Hills election as
constable. since the latter seemed to
be master Of performances. 1t
was more of serenading party than
an! thing else. only a few residences
escaping the boys and children.
Gold nor silver. no more than any
product of labor is money. Money is
| but tile legal representative OF value.
the commercial token Of credit Knock
the fiat stamp off the gold If the world
and II woaid take shovel fun 10 buy
a jackass, while the Eni.sh pound ster-
ling and the American paper dollar
would retain all tie POWER they now
PosSeSS.-Nichita Eagle, Aug. 70 1898.
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Ripples From Sand Greet.

Mrs. Schwartz had a sale, Oct. 20
disposing of her property. TEey viii
soon depart for Chicago where she ha
relatives. They intend making tina
their future home. This family hav,
been invaluable neighbors and W,
grieve at losing them. May success at
tend them where e'er they GO.
The Schklar boys have been huntin,
for the last two weeks for their cattle
over sixty head are missing, searct
where they may they can find no trace
IT them. They are getting uneasy les
they have been driven away.
Mr.. Mosshart of Aetna was in thu
| nrignborhood last week looking a.
cattle. intending to purchase, but dc
not find any to salt.
Mr.. Isaac Schklar purchased two fat
COWS of Mr.. Fritz recently.
Mr.. Ward had q nice colt die re-
Gently cause unknown, it is thought il
ate to much wheat.
think the idea of Teachers Asso
citation at DriftwOod an excellent one
And am sure Aunt Susan" will find
ann or herself heartily supported and
assisted In any efforts she may MAKE
awards organizing and maintaining
Jne.
MIR. Geo. Moat, who until recently
neld his cattle on this range has re-
moved them further west.
Married Oct. % at Medicine Lodge
~ the probate judge, Miss Josie
Philips and Mr.. George Bacon. 10th
IF Aetna. We join with the appre
;iative neighborhood In extending con-
sratulations to the happy couple.
Even this quiet neighborhood is moi
exempt from depreciation.
The Schklar boys who are baching
IN their ranch were absent from home
rom Friday till Saturday evening, Oh,
returning home found that not only
their larder and kitchen had been visit
ID and despOiled of their treasure but
likewise their wood-pile had lost val.
liable accessory, the axe. The articles
5aken show plainly the thief las sucl
We must call him) took them not from.
loye of theft nor for material gain but
from necessity as there were articles OF
more value than the quilts. dishes anG
provisions remaining. Yet it would
have been a more gentlemanly act t.
have left the bows food sufficient for
one meal.
Miss Bertha Ward is visiting witt
friends at Aetna.
Miss Matte Fuller of Winchester .
[. was visiting on Sandcreek last week
he guest OF Mrs. Fritz.
LITTLE SANDPIPER