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execution Of the law. u this be per.
mite without reuuke 1t would bs sub.
v0fsive OF oil law.
IiIE u. y. HrrrIyrRS.
Mr. Payne says tao Present IroubIs
~ IA old Oac.

HrOKANE, Wa H., Aug. S.-Rs.
! csivet hUury G.. T. yue, VI the North
,fu Pacific, arrived last nirht on \
rpecihl train from the East. WIh him
l' U. ). Ci'cuit Court Judge jenkins,
90 MilWauEtt, VINO made the ORIGINAL
ORDER appointing three receivers Tot
b." Northern Pacific.
"Ihe receivers have MAZE alplicR.
ION Tor authority u enter upon ekieu.
slve Improvements In the Tuad,n suid
Mt PIynr. Judge Jenkinr, before
granting the desired AutgotIty, en-.
pressed q purpose 10 travel over the
line aud Judge Tor himself AsIo to
Lend Of the pfuyOSod chauges.n
Tue receivers attention was directed
TO tie Associated Pr,ss dispatch tear.
ing the Information that Bfaytun Ives,
III the Federal court al 5oAttle, yestef-
Day, hnl applied 10 Judge Hani0fd o.
have three receivers appear AMI Snow
rauso why an UTder appointing them
trceivrfs should not be declared null
anu void.
This 10 the same old ttouble,D Mr..
Payne said, "rhfu.hlng over tue old
straw between Ives and tho Adams
initttsi' he action was not unea.
ptcled' Ia laui, We learned that it
was coming two weeks ago.
Mi. Payne oduei that tue question
was purely Que Of law.
we are charged, | see, with raging
Oh 1ebis which should rot bs pre-.
iuffod' The Truth IN VIZ have paid ell
SOME pr-itfTcd debls By order Of the
court, tut you may b. cure We have
net lhid anything We were not 70.
uItTeu tu ray,
"ihe receivers afs alec charged with
standing In with Mt. Adam, CHAIR.
man Of tJn Reorganization board. Nov
u Is trun That Mt 4 dams hos gwen the
ttceIvtiH very strong hulncIAitupnoft.
iin has advanced 50 100000 O. thr re-.
ctiVe's, ana naturally thvy hayr tined
10 wpfG ~ harmony with the rugl!u
WHO own Tue property AuI who nrs Gu.
tiWti ~ contigctatlUu. but Mr.. Adams
doea not control the receivers and does
bOt dlioCi iuclf policy Asa mAItor
OF iaoti to fucsivris do not approve Of
us Ian u unite the Interests NJ the |
Nur1httn Pacific anu Great Northern.
i CONSIDER tho proposed union Oi inter. |
osiS N agaiLti public policy, not 10 te |
by tue public. The |
northern Pacific 10 agIoai public high. |
way, huu ~ contraction was largely |
Niurd 10y land gfiui. The people, !
tleIeinte, have rishi 10 oxpto. CT |
'lnutd Individual operation OF tho road. |
"Ihe fecoivefs have recently entered \
ulon new policy In Regard to tho uis.
pusei of these lauds to actual stttlefs.
"Ihey icsire tho advent NJ immigfa-
ilon anj The tcitlement OF tbs country.
rue !ahis VIII accordingly DO sold e.
pufghaasn u this class NJ prices Tor
.lllaOle uscts which afe close 10 gov.
stnmrnI prices"
Regarding Mr.. Ives plan OF local ie-
'elVrfs along tile line Of u. road, hu
'.Iu IN olhef words, n fecelvrrfAip by
lhirs OF sections, such plan would 10.
ut Ia uliar coaiil'inn aud uitaslef.
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Divorce nud "a rovhtde.

ATLANTA, Gs., Aug. She Office
Of tho stsudsrd O.i company was tuu
scene Il a sensation, Hugh r. Br,w Oh.
6Osksespor Tor tue company here Hud
Appointment young man, has entered
SUIT for divorce from his wife, to
whom ho had Dtel married tut ,hrse
month";. Ho says that shortly alter
ihsy were msrfiud, Maud Phatr, WIN
was very attractive society gltl, told
him that sho ! we'd another msu. For
the three weeks that they lived
together ~ man aud wife che made his
life \ he'll by iauUtlng him with her
lack OF love TOT hin and the TACT thai
smother man filled hor heart. Then
sho lett him. A lew days ago the
walked Into his Office aud siucE him
with Coybife,
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SYDNEY, N.s.W., Aug, s.-A boAvs
crew Of Chinese were landed at Fors-
ter. They report that the British
steamer Cattefthun, from Hong Kong,
May 81, for Australian poris, was
wrecked yesterday, The fate Of the
rsmaiuder OF the crew and passen
is unknown.
The steamer was wrecked on the seal
rocks OIL Cape Hawk, yesterday morn.
Ing during gale. The passengers,
who numbered 40, OF whom 55 were
Chinese, were asleep below ~hen the
snip grounded. Ohly throe Europsau
passengers and the second mate were
saved. The others are mi'sing, but II 10
believed possible that they succeeded
IN taking TO the boats, that were after.
wAtds blown out 10 sea and may be
heard from later.
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Yesterday afternoon was an i'm.
portaDt ons for the Republican women
OF tbs First precinct. A large number
Of women met In the annex TO the
Ninth ward meeting house anu organ.
l1ed Women's Republican club for
lno fIts1 precinct with the following
oilcefI Mrs. Joanna Melton, pTesi.
dent; Miss Hattie Proctor, Ms. Mar.
gatot Wallace anu Mrs. Blanche
Taylor, ylch presidents; Mu. &. X.
Kinney, secretary, and Mrs. Geofgina
WlkintOn, treasurer.
Tho series VI meetings arranged for
by the CLUB Will commence on Friday
evening, August 10, NJ the annex. A
program which VIII include speakers
VOL known Ia the. party, ~ bsing AZ.
ranged. Tho CLUB starts out with a
large membership.
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'o'orsd Editors Endorse tho Actions
of thsir iIItnais brethren,

"''"fs" shitors AuNprHe tito Actions
"t thsir Illinois brethren.
LITTLE Rock, Aty., Aug. s.-Tho
negro state Pfrsz association, In 60.
sioh here last night, ADOPTED tic follow.
INK fesJlutiUuG
Whrrese, Lswir slus, conlinues 10
hpid sway ,nl cruel inytsiOus uurr.
i"kud against tho lie, liberty aud
property OF c9lOrei citizens sto more
ihau frequent; he 10
Resolved, That No hail with ploasufe
anu heartily osdUrse tho conduct o,
colofod citizens Of Illinois who, after
earnest appeal 10 the authorities, signify
thulr Intention u g5ing to tnr aid OF
ine coloted minefb nj Spring Valley.
Ili'' VINO are being murdered by re.
vsngUiul aliens.
Resolved, That we urge citizens o,
our race to abstain every " here from all
violence and tThn.gressions syainst the
laws 81 God and tue state.
Resolved. rhat II Is our duty 10 an.
courage anu foster tho Christian cent.
inent In tho minds " fAlr.minJed
white citlzsns, that outTagos against
the coloTei citizens should cease,
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TIE RUnoR DENIED.
The Gnaconds Niue Not Houuht nv
tho HoihsehIIdA

NEW fORIi, Aug. s.--Several news
pagers have announced that IN.
Rolhschilds, the well known nnanelefs
OF London, were either negotiating or
had concluded negotiations Tor the
purchase o. tho famous Anaconda
copper mines OF Montana. James "A.
Higgins, ono OF the owners of the
AnHconda mints, when seen, with
considerable emphasis said: "fhsre ia
not an atm Of truth In any statement
To tue effect that the Rothschilds are
negotiating for the purchase OF lie
Anaconda mines. There has been no
npproaoh of any kind toward sucb
negOtiatiOns.,'
waller Lntjon, a partner ia tho
hrm OF August belmont d Co., R,th,.
chllus agents In this country. wBshlao
seen Ut his oiilce. He similarly denied
lle story. lilo added. ~ heye pnt
iotri Of any such negotiations and
hsd any trsnsaelions OF the Gind taken
Place thguld certainly hay. had
some knowledge Of them"
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MORE BLOODY WORK.
Outbreaks Against Christians 10 Other
Paris Of China.
AMERICAN MISSIONS ATTACKED.
Chinese officials Thought 10 BE Re.
'pOn'i1ls-Thc sentiment in
Great Britsiu.

LONDON, Aug. 5.--A dispatch 10 the
RAJ sal G1stne from Shanghai says
isnsiicAl outbreaks against Christians
have occurred at Ching Chow, sea.
port Of tho province Of Ken, aud
Hupe Tahlng and An Hui. These out.
bTeaS', 1t IL added, are not merely the
work II the yegetatians, but ate said to
DO organized aud carried cut by the
Chinese officials. The e1tont OF tho
damage Is not yet known, but forcigu.
ers are reported to have esoaIeI.
Owing T. tao unsettled state Of the
province 200 Sikhis and q detail Of
British Indian troops from Hong Kong
WIZ escort this British Consulate from
Foo CHOW 10 Eu ChenK, where tho
consul viii conduct an Inquiry Into
The recent outrage.
The ShSnRnai correspondent of the
FdH Stall Garstts expresses the opinion
That iut,Jur uutfnges are inrvltall,
unless Great BRIAN takes swiit and
deadly vengeance.
Regarding the dispatch from Hong
Kong, announcing that the British
anu American missions ut Fat Chan.
near Canton, we're attack yesterday
by lafB and iniutIa'od mot, whlrn
domollea Il the hospitals nud caused
some missionaries % il,utO ShAm8ui,
II Ia stated that the Wesleyan mission
has ono OF the most I'M oftant mlt.
eioDs Ia China NJ Fl Chan. Ths nos.
plihl anu AlniiJn are under the charge
OF Dr. WHnJOn, who has Just arrived
here after being held ~ spy. The
rect OF the mission etan Of the wesisy.
an mission at Fat Chan are Chlne,e.
They were attacked few Year, ago. |
~ OF which occasion u missionary was /
BILLED. w. w, ltUcthill, third Atss'ant |
tecIelary Estate VI tic United staiss, |
one Oi ne delegates 10 the recent Ip- /
iefnalionAl geOltA lhical congress, who |
f1lufns 10 New York on Saturday /
neat, said to lay thst he thought Il was
a great mistskv iOf mlasiouatiss 10 have
returned ~ soon 10 the outIyIng ala.
I ne hitcr tue Cos1irn Of war. especial.
! az hey hEd tteu warned " danger
lsJckh,.l thought the vUg utarans mu,t
yu tho Norm China r9ciuly, known A.
SAIL, vino arc not ~ much yeye.
.hf,ans NJ Gbstaiiers ami nOu-iuiOkrTs,
They arc neither u political nor Antl.
iotcign slcitl', and according to Mr..
lS,khilla number u tho servants Of
he Uuitei States ministry ut Pskin
lrc member OF 10.
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widow Anrnnrn Hnrrioa-

NEW YuES, Aug. s,-Mrs. pbin.,s
T. bAfauip, widow VI Ihs Rfsat Amtr.
lvsh snowman, was married In this
eliy 10 benii THUS Nalllas ley, who ia
ma 10 be Greek, although bearing a
lutA'sh llile' The certmJny took
place ihsi evening ami was private.
Ihete was unaffected ON tho Iaft of
thote immediately opncerntd Q dispo.l.
non 10 Keep tue affair a prOicuni AZ.
MI barnum met the woman who
uecamo Mr.. Bey In fomAn.iu man.
hef' she was tue daus htyr Of a In.
Gashltr,, England, cotton millsr named
run. IN 1903 Mr. Barnum leoluf,i
IN Manche.ler, and after tho lecture
MT EIeh called on the great Snowman
"a tall MIN that his SUCCESS In lif, 80
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Tho Largss, 10 the World.

CHICAGO, Aug. s,-Tha Chicago
Exhibition company In 70 have the
largest amusement aud exhibition
building In tho world completed Son.
TENDER .. The structure viii be know n
~ the Coliseum, aud It II being erected
upon tue ground occupied during the
WORLDS Fair by the Buffalo Bill wild
west show. II N 40 feet long by 400
ieet wide, covering i've acres, AMI
giving n total street frontage OF Z. 200
feet anu will seat about 10000. Thrr.
VIII no ground floor area OF ga, 900
square feet, this together with M in.
tefior gallery and mtEEAn nine stories.
gives total door area Of eight aofe,,
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MAEYlvALE, wyo., Aug. s.-Re.
p0tls usNo teen brought In by pros.
peclofs - the presence VI i've indians
ln camp twsniy.six miles from here.
lhe luuiana were friendly anu pro fees
ignorance OF the trouble with whites.
a toOp VI twenty men under Lieu.
tenant Jackson ives sent OUT after them
Ahd are expected back today. An
lhdisu was reported three miles from
camp but could not DO found by the
lroJps sent after him.
Rsp0rls from Msjor Bisbees com.
manu- OF Infantry indicate no chsng.
IN Tue condition u affairs In tue region
10 which be IL operating, everything
buiDg peaceful.
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HIM, crushing out hls HE. lie mi
vile were on the way 10 visit fel.tlys.
81 WinouA, MINI. Tue following are
injured!
L.. 81. Alexander, Fresno, Calf, cut
on zen check, hsni RnI arm; Il. L.
Donaldson, Enterprise, NJ, back
spfaihou; &. WATSON, Fort Wipgate
scalp wound, left ankle sptained, zach
wfsnched; q. G.. Whitaker. Bafslow,
I'ilt, sliGbt soNlp wounu; Mrs. L.. G.,
iolhursi, Cleveland, OHIO, bruised
I m.,t arms anu shoulders; l.. n.
ialmcr I0peka, kaEtas, sralp WouuJ
Spout two inches long; Carl Tapig.
scales Mound, ~, cut on lrg,; Mr,'
htf'ha Cope, New York Cit,, tack
broken, shoulders bruised.
Ihe body OF Nit Wheeler and IN.
" SV ,i, ,,l were brought here, arriving
at lO'ij a. m. To-Day.
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Tue to HE reading OF MI Barrum's
autobiography, which n,ui his HnuI-
tod to make money. When Mf. Fisr
butt q new mill ais daughter nEmsI
the Snsinb "B
Ailot tho dssih Of the fret Mts. BAR.
mum MI. Fish visited America. HIS
unughiet's letters 90 duiighted hit.
Bsfnum that ~ he put II he fell IN
love With her before he taw her. They
were married In 1874. Tue bride was
hali tbs age OF her husband.
The marriage was happy one. Mr..
Bsrnun'- children by his lFet vie
DcCamu devoted tD thui. ptcpm .lhes.
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THE hULrAN ArunRony.
Ills Views oiRshing win Thos, arm.
GTRud ktzIsr.

CoNsrANrIS1rLG, Aug. s. The
grauu NiE'r II I.aln reported having
recently resigned uwi1g 10 the Oppo.
,ilon OF the Palace to ths proposals. NJ
iho powers, which prop1sals Bald
fashh isvor'. The sultan, II IL stated,
has not accepted his resignation,
AuVltes ifum hio3sh say the Turkish
authorities ARE cling obstacles ia the
way Of distributing further relief by
the Armenian c3mnitteo, aud It L. OK.
peoted the iIrds collected Tor tue
succar Of suffering Armenlans will bio
placed In the haodH ct American mis-
AinnhIsu
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orsren mn,rIIn I.nln..

IESDLErON, Ore, Aus. s.-A fire
last nigut consumed the Transfer hotel
ana several builiings adjoining on
Main street.
-Four bodie, have been recovered
iron the ruins and one man IL .ull
misslug.
The killed arSi Frank Brendig, on
Wolf, Indian, q. Claekiug and vii.
liam Sfuenssn.
hlbaiug: J. ID. Taylor.
There were tSenty.ulus guests. The
IRE originated In the upper filof,
caused 10y n InSn dropping a lighted
match near gasoline. The Properly
lots IL $4,000; Insurance $1,000.
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ON pInL's PEAK.
a rari5 OF ladies Nearly Persisted In
snow storm.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. s.-The
great alarm entertained for the safety
OF Tour eastern young ladies supposed
10 DO Loaf ON Pikes peak mss bGsn al.
Ihysd by n telegram announcing th.Ir
sale ARRIVAL at the summit. Tho Misses
Iarkef, ssteTs, OF 81. Louis, Ida 81.
Wright, VI Fulton, n. y, anu Anna
MHgnrf' oi CurriS Grove, Iowa, started
70 uflNe ~ u the peak. Al the ssyeu
Iahes thoy left their team anu driver
SAD started 10 ascend the remainder of
the distance ON foot, being decsiysd by
Tho wonderfully clear air Us 10 M,
actual distance. on the vay tbev en-
eouh'cIcd binding snow storm and
nearly pcflshei before teschinE a
dtsttt Ia the section house, n mile from
lho submit. There they rested and
lhon started back to where they l,tt
their driver. lie, ia the msnutin,e.
supposed from tho length OF time IN,
young ladies had been gOue, that thew
hau reached the summit anu coupIuu-
ca ~ remain there until the storm wss
over. Hs had therefore started baek
toward Manit0u when they reached
the seven lakes. Although foaTluIly
tue four ladies Tsallzsd thai
their only hope was In reaching the
Win many difllculliss' oit.n
,aNlnk exhausted on tho rocks, they
nhsHy succeeded In reaching the |
summit, where they were cared for, re-.
manning there until morning.
There was gieat rejoicing when The
news OF lheig safety was received.
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The deadlock on attorney general
was broken by the withdrawal Of
ItetIet's name. HE supporters u cked
10 Nash, und when JUhnatun's ir.uuds
saw tue "'tIlo Loot, thUy withufrv his
nhhle aisJ. rho domination M whey
~ Nash Tor attorney general was
thea made unanimous.
~ A. k'uchunUn was nominated
hnpelhl, lieut. OF education aud the
convention adjourned I'll 3 D.. m.
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CHICAGO, Aug. s.--Otia MaA.o was
shot and fatally wounded ut au carly
nouf this morning by Aggio Miller.
Lhu shooting was done iu u resort On
Haisioad street. Haate was wounded
IN the abdomen and physicians say his
Recovery II impossible.
The Miller woman says the wound
was accidentally iuil cited and was tho
result Of a playful struggle for tue re-
volvef.
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SrRINdFIELD, No., Aug s.-Thr
county court Of Greene county will
appoint Mrs. Stewart, widow OF the
iAIe sheriff, Dan l.. Stewart, to succeed
her hususbsnd as sheriff. Two OF tho
Judges nave given their word that they
VIII vote for Mrs. Stewart. Che will
hold once until a successor can DO
elected.
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WOMAN srNrENoED To DEATH.
tho Case Results In An Agitation IA.
tonding All over the Country.

tonding All over the Country.
MACON, Ga, Aug. S.--phu psople Of
Twiggs county, Ia largely ate ded
mass messing, have passed resolutions
calling upon this governor not 10 inter.
Zero with the hanging OF Mrs. Dobbio
Mobiles, the Old woman who mas been
convicted u the murder OF her hus.
hand, The agitation over this question
PTomlsba 10 become OF national Import.
anoc. Itteems that several wsezs ago
when sentence was pronounced, the
new woman" fad had reached the
larger cities Ot the state. Tue WI men
ooncernei took up the idea that Mis-.
Mobiles had boon driven u her crime
ny Tue exaotlons OF h0r husband and
they started petitions TO the governor
10 commute her sentence, They wrote
10 slstsr societies In 0IhsE states anu
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DErEcrIVE CLARKE.
Ts=-ic End of ,ho Life OF sans.In.
hrJ Career.

DENVER, Col, Aug. Slim Clarke.
the Rio Gtando railroad detective,
Killed At Telluride yssIefday by some
unknown nssasbin, was formerly a
desperate outlaw aad tho belief Ia tbat
ho had himself killed more than q
score OF men. During the war he was
member OF QuAntTe'S band Of gupr-
Ia. Alter the war he was In IN,
Indian night Ia tho n0ttnwesf, and y
member Of the Jesse James gaug aud
a ttags fObber. lie settled In Tel.
lurlde where lao served long time as
marshal, enforcing strict Observance OF
the law. He had Ihu reputation Of
being one OF the best shots Ia tho
world.
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PLYMOUTH y. H., Aug. s.-Ina
head'on collision bptw,eu the cannon
bal express, south-b0uud, and q freight
TAIN, nortn-beund, lutt south Of hare
ms morning, three trainmen were
killed.
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DyiuE OF rexa. Fever,

TRANSFORM, Ky, Aug. s.-Gov.
ernor Brown was notified by w. L.
thompson, farmer Of Stedmantown,
lhls county, that cattle were dying OF
TeKrs fever. All cattle In the neigh.
oorho9d were suffering from ths d.
eeasC.
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sAncAsrIc DELEGATE.
TO wants TO nee usai, live gold
Hug"

JACKSON, Mise, Aug. Solver q
THOUSAND delegates were present " men
senator George, chat rmHn, called the
DtmacfAtic state convention ~ order
THIS afternoon. Colonel f.. sc. street
asked Tue chair 10 1ud out n Hon.
Adam Boyd, " NeshOba, gold tug,
was Ia the bOusr, NJ some ifep silver
people expressed a longing ioseeA zeal
i've gold tug. II. $. MrLnufln staten
thht B1yd had escapct. The deadlock
on attorney general remains uunfukcn,
nine usllots having been taken without
rybuit.
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PKomA, ILL.,, Aug. S,--Henr,t, Dun
d Co, actufers Of Agricultural
implements, male u voluntary assign.
ment To-Day to John |. BLACK Tho
liabilities are Sl.3, i35, anu the assets
sll5, GiJ.
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building UoIInps,s.

Nav York, Aug. s,--A building on
south, Fun avenue ana Third street.
collapsed shortly after II O'Clock this
morning. 1t wat al oight story build.
log Ia course OF construction, At least
hye mon are thought to have been
killed. Several others are seriously
wounded. Those thought to DO denu
are John Burke, John Murphy, Chri,-
topper Burke auI Michael OiHafe,
plastetels, all OF Brooklyn; Frsuk OF
Jsmea Kenny, ltalisu; William For.
plasterbr Ia also missing. Charles
Smith was taken from under "A pile Of
bricks horribly cut about tho head aud
body. ltisSail that 81 men were work
lug IA the building.
The struClufU was 10 be an office and
warehouse building, the property OF
JOhn Ireland, n real estate dealer. fl
In supposed that one Of thutupp0rts In
the center VI the thlrd door gave way
and oil ineppper s,OTios fell, crushing
tho lower n59rs.
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Entertainment at Fort pOnclns.

IL. Dan Kelly, Misc Bessie Grey aud
kinIo, japanese lugglefs, three we'll
known New York professionals, will
give a high'class comedy Performance
tomorrow night NJ tho Fort. These
artists come nighly recommended ana
those attending will doubtless euIOy u
treat.
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FAInt Railroad Accident Near AIbu-
IuFTpug, \. n,

GuFTpu'' ~ H.
DESvER, Aug. s.-A special 10 the
ITHcs from Albuquerque, y. NJ, sAys:
No. passenger ,rslp from the west
was wrecked on tue Continental d..
vide about 20 miles wet Ut here yes.
tsrdAy afternoon, The train ran int
"a UMhout aud two combination bsg.
gage and express CJaGhos, Jay oOaon
ana tourist sleeper Il " the track and
tumCled over Rsy. H.. q. Wheeler,
a Baptist Hvang1lis, VINO nad been In
California with his car Emanuel, was
on the platform Of the tourist car when
the washOut was struck, Hs was
thrown oil anu tho car igll on top Of
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oUpES, UTAu,
Notes.

Notes.
In the Fourth district court tomor.
row there viii come up Tor judicial
decision the question whether women
have tue right 10 vote or not for tue
new ConstiIuliUn.
Ed Cook was fined S75 aud COSTS
yesterday IN Judge Bigley's court, iof
stealing Columbia bicycle from
Robert Lewg, anu tying to dispose VI
tat ker'I's pawn shoT.
Westovsr and Simms, the two young
men charged with committing uut.
gary at the Lyme Mercantile stUr,,
Will be- ulcd on Saturday, Much
Interest Ia mani est In this case, tue de-
ieudanis being well known mere.
A marriage license has been Issued
TO Charles ID. Pons, 20, and Miss Min.
ME SAlief, 10, OF Ogden.
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LEADvILE, Col, Aug. SC. G.
ID Wis, proprietor and editor 4 the
Hcrd'd, DtmoorGt and Chronicle ia
critically ~ with spinal trouble,