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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
OWNED ny TnE SYNDICATE.
Treasury officials Ignorant ~ 90 tho
pInns OF Encir Nupsrlvr.,


Iinns ot bhcir Nupgrlvr.,
wAsIIINGToS, Aug. l2.-ThV tgoas.
uTy tUJay lost 81 100000 IN gold tor
export to Europe, leaving the reserve
Ouiy about sl,3JO,OO0 above the hun.
dTed.mliliOn pOIut. The telegram
wnich ANNOUNCED the withdrawal
Reached tue department Just Hsit was
cl,siug Ut I O'clock, anu gave no Ia.
formation gs 10 tho name OF the oN.
porter or the exact ucaIiuatlon OF tus
shipment. Air Gurus, tuu acting
secretary, said he had no specific ia.
formation anu cOulu HOt tAy whether
the syndicate would allow tho BIOL.
OOO,O ~ bs enCTOEoGvd upon or moi,
None OF the other ollioiAla would tax
in the absence VI 5ucEsIAty Carlisle.
This neavy withdrawRl has gwen
rise to report that another bond Issue
Ia impending, buI there Is now no uue
IN Washington who can speak autGOrI,
tstiveiy on the huDjeg', or who hos H.
formation not shared ty the IuglIu.
The best puzzle opinion 10 that the sym
dlcalo VIII not allow toe TeseryB tu bB
ungTGached upon until AFTER October 1,
when, Nv gsAutAily understood, their
obligation ceggeF. But even In tho
event OF still further Withdrawals IL 4
believed that both ihir. Cleveland anu
Sir. CEIllsle would Bte the reserve
reach point below guy that It has yot
touched before they would take any
steps to recuup II by another ta's u
bonds or purchase OF gold. IL il
argued that tue meeting OF Congres,
Is uow only fourteen weeks eli, md
without any reasonable doubt the
treasury. with an available cash baI.
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INDIANS PEAuETUL
AsF''mcnt nads with the southern
Ute Indians of Colorado,

phAsHiNGrON, ID. ca Aug. H.
,iE1neIal Nincsnt today received tue
TTAo"lng telegram from General
.ulpploger, dated JaCksou's Hole,
aug IL, 1t had been forwarded l26
H. Hes by courier:
/, Colonel Randall, with Lieutenant
hamilton and scouting party, piCkod
y Lsmhi Pete anu party Of seventeen
!lllAns, all told, male and female,
I'm sixty pOnles, hunting peace
,uny IN the Teton mOuntains. lie
,'attsu them home for the Lomhi
,,,s.sINauon yesterday. Have Nem,ts,
une Woundeu baunocg, safely In oamp,
scouting prrly In from the norm. All
rue acting secretary Of the interior
, "as approved an sgreomsnt made with
, ,I, southern Ute IndIans OF ColsTado,
y, "Hne'soy The majority Of them viii
s saH7 lands In severAlty, ami the res. he
,,.u on the western third OF the
itussni reservation. Alter tho sev.r.
.S allPlments have been made. The
"nuA remaining will ha thrown an. .
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GEOGRAPHIC.
0NlHl'S CONFLICT
"a rpdt,r Indications Of a Peace
fol Compromise
,n,a.nAsAprOISrISe A FORCE
n.. CHARTERS Resembling Bar
,,s,-Ui,qulciIng l;nmors
Flying Ronni'

,.,.r,. Aug. ig.-It now look' ne II
"a, Is inevitable bsIween the
as,ss police force and the A. T. A.
- ~, wbleh claim, authority, under
So. '..nt law, to appoint n new force
~, night indications were that =
a,,,,ml,e was probable, but the
v .',, a, citizens who deplorc the pres
=, ,iti,e to get the a. Z. A. board TO
~ the controversy to tho supreme
,,,,t we're Of no avail.
T,,A.P. A. board /, appointing tie
,.,., tjnlpht, and asserts they VIII
~, possession Of the city property ~
-. Wednesday. Il was stated I'M
la'i.llv tnls morning that those OF
.llI....cnt policemtn and iiremen VINO
M M al notify the new board by
W.ips.day morning that tncy Woull
VA Themselves buulCcl 10 the orler OF
~ new blald would receive ItlIe
'us.,geratiop when tue nov hosrl
s,mmeneed to discharge the dulles oil
m ngliee headquarters rssemblei
ts,,aes, today. The disgusting
r,5,s,, which are flying Rrounti ac'
sS,Iipa 10 the police, 10 the Ossia iot
N. ursrautlous takOn Ia nroltc ing Tue
p,.inuafters from an assnul,. lho
~, leading from the office iuto tue
rsIle, court, and the door leading GUY
ma Jackson street ifom the CaptAlh's
,eiey have been locked aud btaceu
anh tlmbers, 20 that neither OF them
mid lie forced without tue u.e Di %
.',ise sanmer. This leaves hut Two
.rt,spt into tho rilico aud cells. Ohu
,,tbnush the door leading out into
,bs r5uft from Oh Fifteenth street ana
tbs liner through the door and up the
n,ffoy stems into Jackson street.
Ar a,saulung party would have TO
roma by one Of these two cntfauces,
asd when they attempt this twenty
five policemen would be on hahu 10
receive them. ,-,-,-
Inc p1llce ATE armed with their clubs
and short handles, such as are USED In
nxts. and every Que Of them has a
revolver. There are only fifteen patrol
men doing duty Ia the streets VI tho
rIly. the les, Of the regular day force
aud some from the d0g.wntch being
u,ei 10 protect the headquarters aud
tic city /.
The s,alomol! has been made that a
quantity Of arms and ammunition has
been stored in the city hat, as well IA
the police headquarters, TO he used by
the men. This Is denied by tho officers.
they say the regulation revolvefs car
Red would te sufficient In case fire.
arms were needed. The force OF spec.
ihls has been dismissed, anu II IL
understood the men Will not be To.
employed unless the situation becomes
more threatening. The police report
that there has been no disturbance OF
any kiBd, ami that there IL no more
feissn 10 expect an attacking party
now than there was q few weeks ago,
Asa matter OF fact, Hopuwel'e de.
Cl,lou declares that tho old commission
should hold office until ouslci by the
supreme court.
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Columbia slightly Damaged.

BROOKLYN, Aug, l2.-ihe United
States cruiser Columbia stands high
aud dry In the new docks here this
evening.
Among those who watched every
movement when the ship entered the
deck were Mt. Louis Nixon, formerly
naval officer but later superintendent
Of CONJUNCTION In Champs building
yards, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Nixon was seen by reporter OF
the Associated Pfess, and said: 81 have
carefully examined the klelOi the yes
sci, aud find that along the lluu Of the
vertical keel thee is practically no
yielding. Ths HIT kiel has been
Iinched up IN several places on III
edges. Tue dnmsgcs are simply local
aud will not Affect the general rlnRih
II the shiy, te the backbone OF tue
vessel shows no stfain."
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HELENA, Mont, Aug. 1.-The joy
Gould nine VI MonIaua, which la.
produced In three ysaIs 81 100000, AID
PAID t5OO,OJO In dIviiouJs, Was tOuay
baiul with bond to purchase to
George Il. Holt aud Byron Geraldine
u Chicago Tor q Chicago synjicatc.
rhe mine was thoroughly examined
aud recommended by PSo.essot A. ID.
Churchill, formerly VI Columbia
College, New lOfI.
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PHYSICAL CuLtUi,, LEGAL.
Consequently. CoTbntt amt fiig can
Give their BrutRI Exhibition

Consequently, CnTbNtt and fis can
Give their BruiRI Exhibitions
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-Speakiug OF the
COfbet. Fiizsimm0ne hght, Mayor
Holland, o, Dallas, Tex, who was In
81. Lons loIay, said: "fhe great
pbytical-cultuto exhibition between
COfbeit and Fitzs,mmons will come
Oh a. scheduled, on October 3ls,, Mt
Da.la', lex. II lea sure thti 8. Ac'
cofdiug to the opinions OF ihe ienGing
attorneys Of the state there will BY,
alter September lat, no law on the
statute books preventing any contest
u tho kigd. On September Let the
criminal law calling prize.fghts n
penal ofisnse, and yet placing the
punishment clause In the misdemeauOr
class, will clash with the civil law
licensing tuoh contests on payment OF
$500. Dan stuart, president OF the
Florida Athletic club, IN good Uusl-
nets man anu " not taking any
chances,n
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PLANS OF THE cUBASs.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-rhe steamer
ssDacA, Of INC Ward liHr, which HT-
rlyei here from Cuba today, brought
WVsial Cuban passengers. Ono gentle.
man from Havana, who would not let
Die name DO used, gsBuTtod that the In.
'littotlOn Is more formidable than II
generally believed. Tho reBes, Ito
'Ays, desire TO establish n government
under the protection Of n slTOug power,
pTtieIab y the United States. They are
not AnXl0us for absolute Independence,
beeauso nygtOts form a majority OF the
l1hablIanls VI the leland anu would
dominate tho government. Therefore,
Ihe rebels arc delaying tho caplur. Of
Tue important LbapsrI towns, which,
We gentleman from Havana Gays, they
could eatily do, because their plans
lOf tue future are not yet mAiuTed. To
secure possession OF the cities would
mean recognition a. bolligsrsnts to the
Ieheh, and as they are not ready for
,aeh recognition they will continue
thelI Present methods VI making war
i0tA lime.
Inc Havana man EssoTls that there
le bJJO sympAthlzefs with the TeyOlu.
Won IN Havana, that $4,000 revolution.
~ afa In tho field, anu that tho span.
'h nave lost 10000 men, more tuan
W9''hiTds OF tho number dying nom
gi,sa'e' Campos, hs says, cannot mold
cut long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
DuRRANr AND rnE RrpoRrEas,
The Court RrSds the Newspaper Men
~ Lesson,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug l2.-TodRy's
proceedings Ia tue case Of Theodore
Durrgnt, charged Win thB nurheg Of
Blanche Lamont, did not complete
Tue Jury. The morning sesaion passed
without tbs addition OF - single Juror.
Ia Tact, tho number Of accepted Jurors
was reduced frOm nine to eignt, iOt tho
GGuT. excused Juror Br0ws.
Toe court tuJk up the deiendanJs
motion Tor COnlUmpI proceedings
against tue newspapers which hsu
published matter connected with Juror
Brown, anu mad interviewed MIN a.
gatIing his availability as Juror.
Tue court made M address to the prets
alating that tue Iubuca.iOa OF Any
attlcies tending to detttOy the defend.
ante chances tor receiving fair ItIAI
was contempt, Ani warning newspaper
men OF tue Necessity OF conservative
tgua msut OF this aud similar cases.
liz uccllaod u uct upon tie newspA.
per citations issued ntthe TGqurlt Of tho
defendant, Ihu counsel tiled " insist
upon the contempt actions being
pressed, anu urged tho court 10 make /.
judicial order defining the matter the
newspapers might publish regarding
the trial, hut the Judge dOOiinsd further
action IN the matter.
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Iapan,s ,abln.t crI.I.

NEW York, Aug. 1.-The World
viii publish tomorrow tue following
special cAblUyThn;
"TUEiO, Japan, Aug. l2.--Thero IL Q
cabinet cTitit. Count Ito, tue primo
minister, was created Il marquis with
out his knowledge, Feeling himself
placed Ia u fnleo position lao refuses
promotion, while certain OF his col.
leagues remain unhUnOfou. Ho has
left the capital aud viii not return uu.
III the question 10 settled.
"CUunl famagalB, the war minis
ter, declines the title OF maIqus for
iu,llgf TeRsUnt."
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scESEiSA,ouRruoon.
LAWYER aud nn,nn riEht while thr
Judge Names.

OMAHA, Aug. i2.-A light occurred
In the criminal division Of the iiatrio,
court this sit,rnoos, In which tue
presiding Judge. &. II. SCOTT, Bald
Savage nui Attorney ". ID. Beckett
were inNO .ycd. lne cure became
furious because the attorney took ieSue
~ u statement Of fscIe, but the ut-
o,oiyu was passed aud tue Judge ordered
tAs oflender from tbs room, aud bis
bailitl assaulted the lawyer The two
oiilchei aud went 10 tue nI0r while
tIU honorable clurt danced around the
stTuRglcrs, opposing bI- wrath la
uudlgniHud tsrnls. Other lawyers
ipterieTed anu ended thu light. The
attorney will be compelled 10 stand
tTlal for assault.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

ROCHESTER,, n. -, Aug. l3.-Max
l.. Gut nau, a politician and retired
JuWelfy manufactured, attempted 10
6 mmil suicl g last evening by shoot
ing, alter no had valnly oudeavored ~
xiii his iour taughtefs. lie is now In
n hospital la ga Unconscious condition
ami death In hourly expected.
On pad ~ Gutman's room was
found THU; "AihK h. Guimau, on nc.
count OF u dOoeItlyo wIIe, Killed hilI.
sell deliberately Tor murGsring M,
children. No insanity; no druukuu.
uvss,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

PAms, Aug. i2,--Lucien Bonapsrto
Wise is uoad. lie was born In PARIS
1876, the sou Of sir Thomas Wise Aud
Princess LelitIA Napoleon. lie was
early distinguished for his explorations
IN Central America. Ito negotiated
with tho Colombian government the
extension Tor the Panama canal, aud
published hisroports ON that untcfpti'c.
For his report Ou this work, lac Wa
houoted By the French academy. Ills
las, report On the same was published
In 1891. Hp wrOtB several books VI
travel "a south America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

NEwrORr, u. l., Aug. l2.-Au i'm.
porIant conference between J. -. Her
T.fchun VI tho Bristol nfm VI sbip-
builders and Secretary Herbert oc-
CURED on board thu diBtRtuh boat
Dolphin this afternoon. hir. Hurrts.
chOn came 10 present plans ~ the scgfg.
tgfy " tho navy Tor the CJus,iuCaou
OF d torpedo boat ~ have u eptcg ui
twonty.soven and onu.hnll knots and
To cost $4,000. II IN unGtntgOd tnu
HerTescuOfis will be among tue bidders
Tor tue construction of the torpedo
boats authorized by tile last COnKItss.
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In Our 0reat drandfather's Time.

little now and then, with gentle.
cleansing laxative, thereby removing of.
Tending matter from the stomach and
bowels toning up and inyigoratinr thc
liver and qulcEcniug Ga tardy action,
aud YOU thereby remove the cause of a
multitude of distressing diseases, such rs
headache, indigestion, or dyspcpsi1.
biliousnca', pimplcs, blotchcs. cluplious.
boils, constipation, piles, fsulls and
maladics too numerous TO mention.
Ifpeoplc would pay more attention 10
properly regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have less ne.
Qucut occasion TO call for their doctor,4
services 10 suhluc attacks Of dangerous
diseases.
That, Of 40 known agents to accom-.
plish this purpose, DR.. rierce's pleasant
Pellets are unaqulled, Is proven by Nh.
fact that once used, they are alwlvs In
favor. Their secondary effect ig 4, keen
the bowels open and regular. not 10 Gir-
thcr couN.r1le, MS Is the case win other
pills Hence, their great popuiarity
with sufferers rom habitual constipltion
piles and Indigestion,
A free sample OF the "Pellets.u Iitoz
dosesl on b7gk Is mailed 10 ann address,
postpaid, ON receipt OF name aud address
on postal card
Address, WoRLp's DIsPRNsARy AIEpI.
nAL AGSa1lh10n't Buffalo. n. y.
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snce Of nearly slsi,OnO, 900, and the
revenues slightly increasing, can meet
its obligations nud have comfortable
balance remaining at the close Of the
calendar year. The beet judgment Oh.
tainable here 10 that there will he no
bond issue or extra session Of Congrsss,
except In the event OF continued
heavy Withdrawals, which are not
looked tof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Are tho inhabitants Of Mars trying
to signal tue uHfll2 Many astton0-
msrs think 20. The women u Mars
probably want u supply Of d. pflco's
Baking Powder.
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GEN. CAnPos RESIGNS.
lie Urges spain 10 0rant Cubs self
Government.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Spooial cor.
fsspondbncc Of tho W'rid dated Ha.
NAna, Cuba, August Sth sage:
"Guntfal Campo has resigned the
s,plAin.gVneralship VI Cuba. IL IN
generally believed be strongly urges
Toe home government " grant the
Island elfgOyeTnment.h
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to settlement The reservation contains
over u million acres, and much Of II IL
arid anu broker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Analysis by highest government
authority shows Or. Prices strou gest
anu putsst Of all baNlng pJHdoTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

AZ other baking powders are shown
W Tue Wotld's Fair Rnd California
hSllwinter Fair reports Inferior TO Dr..
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Bear in Mind

Tr YOU can volumes paying per month";
or time by paying payable
monthly and present you with dime savings bank you
deposit dime each day.
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Holders N railroad uUarts Hrc rcgurHtcd %
retain coupon returned 90 them by the gAtO
krtptf' That part ut tru ticket detached VIII
Dec placed IN e uuN 81 tH0 EaIH after thr last
train Tor the dav arrives BI thu latc,A child
Will hu hlndtoldri InT draw 20 tickets from
Che box TIE holder uI l.. 90 tIy.ot, number
corresponding with Cue HuuNrr thp child uss
drawn, Will take tbg UT.. The person draw
lnE ihe urlfo UAT uEEH I.g choice Of Utuyr a
ladies or gentleman vH.r.
Dancing aud Uuu|HI. 10 other Awus0mrrts
viii To luaiHf'a Of entertainment Tor the day.
lhu committee 600 entertainments hHH spared
no paine g. have everybody attending Uu tuat
day 10 have HrhUH. good time,
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS
Aaur,---0F AMERICA
VIII slyctlslr AuHu. Excursion
August 10th, at SaltaiT.

4 HANDSOME srtmING mCTCLg,
costing $40, viii be- given hs prize
ttrh nultcf ~ ID railroad ticket 81 tho
lA-cls entitled % "a chance on tue bike.
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Chronic Nervousness
Could Not Sleep. Nervous
Headaches.

Goutlcmcn;-t have been taking
your Restorative Nyryinc Tor tuupl.t
three months and | cannot Say
enough iu It's praise. IL has
Saved Fly Life,
for | had almost given up hone ~
ever being well again. | WAS a
chronic sufferer from noryousrc-. and
could not sleep was also troubled
with nervous Headache. aud had tried
doctors In vain. until ! used yuuf
Ncryiuc. Yours truly
HFNa ~ NNIln HHH...s.. FH
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WILL BE DECIDED TODAY.
Engineer Wilson Arrives to Report on
Torpedo Boat Contract.

The arrival OF Naval Engineer F. A.
Wilson at the Rainier-Grand last evening
makes il probable that the question OF
awarding the contract for building tor
pedo boat to Moran Bros. will be deter
mined today. Engineer Wilson said last
evening:
II have come here from Mare Island in
obedience TO Geographic instructions re-
ceived by me Wednesday from the secre-
tary of the navy. My mission, of course.
is to examine into the ability of Moran
Bros. to execute the contract for the tor
pedo boat. for while the government Will
accept bids it will not award contracts
for such undertakings unless the parties
are found to be able to carry them out.
So my visit has been made with that one
object.
I'm my opinion the department is anx-
ious that the contract be awarded as soon
as possible, and the result of my investi-
cation will be telegraphed at once. Posi-
bly, will decide the matter tomorrow af
ternoon, and the message 1 shall send
may be expressed in very few words. 1t
is merely & question of yes or no.
by the way, will 1t be a battleship
next?" inquired Mr.. Wilson of e. Q.
Graves, president OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. who was near.
The battleships will come after
WHILE" was the answer. In the mean
time we Will CONNIE our alleHlIOu 10 tle
torpedo boat"
The engineer then called attention TO
the advertisement for bids for six gum
boats. 10 be opened by the department in
a few weeks.
Mr.. Wilson II at present experimenting
the placing of machinery in the battleship
Oregon at Mare Island. He was here
three years ago as chief engineer of the
cruiser Charleston, and then went 10
New YORK fThp0Ce he crossed the con-
tinent. and now is at Mare Island. He is
agreeable and affable. and good-ratured-
~ remarked that today would be the best
time 10 see him about the torpedo boat
contract, after he had had an opportunity
of looking over the plant of Moran Bros.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
4 TENEMENT HOUSE BURNED.
Great Blaze on the Hill and Three
Families Lose Eurnifnre

\ fire In a tenement house on Nintl,
street between Jefferson and Alder. last
night al o'clock caused loss 90 about
81 50. and the loss would have been much
more had It not been for the effective work
Of the fire department. The building is ar
ranged for four families, two upstairs ana
two on the lower floor. and was occupieo
by three families.
The ire was caused bv the rpse.ting or
n lamp in the dining room OF the Owens
family. Mr. Owens had not reached homo
from work, and the oldest son had lust
gone down town. leaving the two daurh-
ters alone in the house. The latter are IN
able 10 tcI how the lamp was knocked
down. but saw the flames spread wonder
fully fast. and by the time the alarm was
turned IN the entire hack portion Of the
house was enveloped in flames.
No engine company. whose house &c on
Main between Ninth and Tenth respond
Cd quickly ard soon had a stream on the
burning building. In a short time engine
!, chemical : and truck ? arrived on the
scene from headquarters. on Columbia
street and Chief Cook soon had three more
streams on the building and adjoining
houses. The flames were leaninr high into
tho air. illuminating the neirhborhooa for
blocks around, ard were coming entirely
from the rear norton OF the building An
effort WAS made bv the drenen IN save a
valuable piano belonging 20 the Ovenses.
ofFt fle SMOKE drove them out 4 few
chairs and bric-a-brac We're saved In a
short time the Hremen had the flames un-
Ger contro! and had also saved the sur
rounding buildings from destruction.
Everything downstairs was badly
S0orched and water soaked. as was ore
side upstairs. The stairway leading up u
the second story from the rear ana "a
woodShel ard clubhouse were almost en-
tirslv DESTROYED, showing conciusiveIv that
ere Nre was confined TO tho rear end ~ the
house
The lower floor wos occupied hv q r
Owens ana family ana f. II Cole ar7
family ore hlf - The upstairs vas oe-
cap.@t by Thomas Pi~rct ana family While
thc other $. lo was vacant Mr. owens 6--
uros his loss on Tho hrl3srE az Ss.a ans
aho~t the same on furniture Re carried
an Insurance on the furniture AMI house
81 S7" Mr.. Coles loss VIII b about go,
sad Mr.. pirrets about $40. with no lasur-
Rurc.
Tao house 90 ,hs r3rb. ~ IRE building &c
owned hy John Teavv and 1ccunses nv rvro
families. Resides slight scor>hsre a~s
soaking Il WAS not damaged
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MINER W. BRUCE TO LECTURE.
VIII Tell About Alaska and Eskimo at
Harvest HOme-f hildren'S Day.

Miner ". Bruce. the eminent Alaska
explorer viii lecture at the harvest home
festival. at the hall in the Collins block.
and will make an exhibit OF the complete
outfit Of Eskimo and Arctic curios brought
on his recent voyage. The Eskmos viii
be present and viii be shown in their ma
tive costumes
Children's day has been finally decided
upon. and Saturday, October ;. will be
given TO them. II IS understood that the
lecture Of Mr.. Bruce will be given on that
day. The children will have a fine lot OF
new material for school compositions.
The Friendly Visitors Of the Bureau OF
Associated Charities has appointed the
following committee on premiums; Mayor
Byron Phelps, Mr.. r. Morford, Mrs. Maur-
ice McMioken. Mrs. L. ". SacBman. Mrs.
4. Is. Stewart.