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Visiting Town.

Lafayette HolbrooE, Provoa "a.
teomei mayor, wEb In Salt Lake to.
day on business. lilo reports the
Garden city people Rs hus,ling along
In good shape and doing their part Ia
advancing tho Interests Of their local.
Ivy IN particular And tho county In
general.
Nujgsr Clawson, president Of the
Il Elder Stake, who has been spend.
INK few days In Salt Lake, says his
locality II forging away ahead OF All
other placed In UtEh IN tho great fruit
Industry, Daring the strawberry
season Brigham City sent out 800 10
100 ca-es Of the iTuit daily, and the
nolghbOrlng towns also did their share,
One msn In Brigham CITY shipped 90
g. 20 cases a day, employing about 200
berry plokets. This crop q peaches
this year 10 immense, aud tho lruit II
OF splendid quality, Other fruits that
are now coming Ia are In splendid con-
diti0n both As 10 quality anu quantity,
aud Box Elder will aid 10 ita euviAb'e
record ~ u great fruit producer.
Success IN the business II following
the thrifty and industrious habl,s OF
the people.
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home In the Fifteenth ward Of this
city, October 10, 1898. and frs fifteen
months performed missionary duty In
Oklahoma. There he found tuo tople
very hospilhbie, AMI willing To listen
20 tie Gospel. There lie among them
spirit Of fairness generally which IL
highly appreciated. Many afe giving
heel to the Gospel message, aud pros.
poets for the spread Of truth ore most
encouraging. The rest Of Elder Asst.
toms time IN the missionary Held
was spent IN Indian Territory,
in tho Chickasaw and Cherokee
nations, where ho was also treated
well, and where good work n being
performed. Elder hshtun's health has
noi been good the last TOW m1nthe, but
Of late has Improved come, aud lac was
enabled 10 fcmaln az his pest OF duty
until his release thufCirJm came in
Jus ufioF time.
Tue Eliuts IN the Indian Territory
mhsion are enjoying good health, With
the exception of One, aud 10 IL Antici.
patcd that he will shortly DO FULLY 70.
covered from tho Illness which ut.
tackled him.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. l2.-The Luna,
Audrey, Niagara, Inoyni AMI Venelth
started this morning close toys tHer IA
the race iuT LORD DunTAvrn's chal-
lsngs cup, under tho auspices OF tho
Castle yacht club. The oOuue 10
twenty-five miles long. A stT0ng
southwest Wind compelled tho yachts
10 race with reeied MAMMALS.
The Niagara won the race and took
tho Dunravon challsngs cup. Howard
Gould'a yacht led throughout, inoIeAs.
Ing the gap between herself and the
competitors very rapidly on the second
round. Aubrey aud Luna Lost ground
" engaging IN luiilng match. The
following were tue umea Of the finish:
Niagara, Oh, CON, 38s; Audrey, 30,
.Bm, A.; Luna, 80, Ism, o.; VeniIa,
On, S5m, 32s.
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HARD TINES CONE
oseth. Opinion ola Leading Fin
,rtIef Of Chicago
,v,enrrR DAY now DAwSISs'
-, ,.,ss grl,k-WaEss Advancing
crop, Abundani-All Coco
signs.

go. yong. Aug. 12.-Comptroller
N - Aserman. who IL recognized IS
v" ',,h. leading nnancisrs OF Chi-
'u''' ,,,lf,d from office In that city
. y. n, election ola Republican mayor
~ acopalenes has been restored, he
Il. reporter last night, sand 40
,..fcsp,ss nothing will happensoon
S.,.,h IL. We sold some bonds
s,I,io a firm Of New York at q
r,,s,r Price than We ever before re-
eevsd. .,.
Mn, criterion OF prosperity lisa brisk
,,,,l trade. All through tho We''
III, country merchants are stocking
,s,l, ,,otos and buying for n big trade
~. I'M. Another tning too shows
M tu,insss men generally feel that
~ ssprrnion has ended and that IL
,Is fst,ob for tho voluntary advance
In s,gss which has been made. Then
i1s ths crops are going 10 turn out Ne
,bsv psysf have before. should not
n. ,ufrrlsed n wo harvested 2iOOO,OOO,-
90 bushels VI corn,
aChicago Democrats aud the West
vguld llks 10 sec whitney ut the heNd
n he ticket. The Republicans will
uoulnale Allison"
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Pauline Randall Tsok Poison 10 Scars
Friend.

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-Psulins Ran
dali snid sue wanted 10 Brighten Her.
bort Hsle. by doing so sbe Induced
Thomas Cain TO procure Tor her n guam
uiy Vi morphine. Last night SHE no Z
from the effects OF the poison. Hale
ana Cain are locked up as AcctssoriUs to
the suicide.
Saturday night Pauline Randall,
who was IL years old, appeared 10
Pa.tolman GArfity, OF the C0tta0s
Grove Avenue station, TO be intoxieat-
ed. He arrested her and charged her
with dis5rderly conduct. Hale, who
was her friend, bho thought, did not
secure bail for her. when she secured
a bondtmEn she complained to Hale OF
bis dila,otiness. A quarrel followed.
The girl said she would kill herself.
Sue could got no poison. When sire met
Cain enc tAid:" Got me something ~
scare Hale"
The poison was procured and she
went 10 whore Hale was working and
swallowed the poison before him. Sue
died last night ut tho boarding house.
Shr came 10 this city from her home
in Decatur, ILL.,, ten months ago.
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The Hub.ldy MOI Forthcoming.

VANCOUVER, b. g., Aug. ~ Post.
master General Whrd,oi New Zealand,
has instructed his government that
tho expected additional subsidy from
Great Britain TO the CANADIAN.
Australian line would not be forth.
coming. Arnold Morley, the Brltlsh
postmaster general, told him that the
policy VI the British government was
h. maintnin, In tho utmost possille
efficiency, the service via Busz, On
account Of British Interests In East
India being paramount to all others.
The potimasier general wSs lighting
against any attempt 10 Bubsidizs or aid
tho Canadian.AuttraliRn line between
Vancouver aud Australia, for one
reason because the Canadians hal
gone TO other members Of the cabinet
instead Of itst consulting him.
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Three Wards IN nm OnlInr.

On Wednesday OF this wo k, the
Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty.
fret wards Of this city Join In an cut.
ing to ssltnir, and they invite sll their
friends throughout the city to Join with
them IN having n social time. A brief
musical program will BIO gwen Ia the
evening under the auspices Of the three
ward ohois, and among other features
Geligs ID, Pyper ~ tho Eighteenth
wAtu viii Fing tho FAyoflts song
Mona. DIT Daynes anu Miss Romney
OF tho Twentieth ward will furnish IA
instrumental Btlso.ionaDd the Twenty.
DIST wsrd oboir under Thomss MoIn
tyre will render a chorus DAnolug,
picnic and bathing will furnish tue
other ADJUSTMENTS OF the afternoon and
evening.
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YIHE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Paper nox Mandatory nnd sur.
rounding BniidIngs In Ashos,

Paper nox Mandatory nnd sur.
rounding BniIdings In Ashes.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia fire
which did damage OF between s330,OOO
and $500, 600 started In n big hye-siofy
building occupied by Brown Il Bailey
NJ paper boz mandatory, AZ Frank.
lin street, at $3.50 n. M, and before the
flames had bren got under control, the
big Gas fixture establishment OF Buck
d Co., adjoining, ami n dozen uW'll-
iBgs which SUR. uuded the two factor
les were laid In Rshss.
NOarlJ half an hour elapsed before
tho engine respon led 10 the alarm.
The delay proved tisRattUuA The
firemen turned their attention 70 saw.
iug tho adjoining building, but tie
supply OF water was inadequate Ral Il
looked iof time aa u tue who'll block
baunded by Franklin street, Eighth,
Willow anu CAll1whill strertt, would
to swept away. Tie 1rsmon worked
herUioally until HAS, when tue nfo
was got under control.
The principal losers are Brown a
Bailey and Buck q Go. tbs iormei's
l0fs will reach 100000, with insuI.
aucs OF Si0O,010; buck 4 Co.'s loss II
between 100000 ana sl25, 900, with
insurance " between $4,000 and
$4,000; Yoager X Bro, coal dealers,
place tneir lOss NJ 10000, while the
lJss on tho burned wv slllngl will
reach 100000. Several ilfomen were
Injured, none fatally.
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sHOT TAR NEGROES.
A PiiehSd Hattie sstwosn omesrs ana
CoiOrsd tTswd.

wINsToS, Aug. l2,-It was given
out Ia tho colored churches yesterday
that an attempt was going 10 DO made
to lynch Arthur futile, negro on
trial hoIe for tho murder Of Polieema a
Vichers last May. Eighteen peRTosa
marched to the jail, armed with plst1lo
ana guns. Mayor Gray assured The
negroes there was no danger OF lynoh.
ing, but they did mot dispsrse. Snsrlfi
Macarthur ordered out rlfiemen and
swors Ia deputies. The mob began
firing on the Officers, several OF whom
were alruCk with email bird sboi.
None was seriously wounded, Tbs
rilismen nrei several volleys into Inc
crowd, causing the negroes TO dlsperse.
Thirteen rioters were arrested.
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ACROSS ruE PACIFIC.


SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. - The
Law department hAs evidently deter
mined % Ascertain II tbs Columbia IL
tho fastest oi American wAfships, aud
hu assigned the honor OF competition
o. the cruiser Olympia. The Olympia
will soou 80 TO join the hsiailo iquad-
Ton, and The department has ofuefsd
ihi, she alall Try to make an ocean
record ~ fer Ne Honolulu at least and
tonitly scfUss the Pacific. Local
naval officers interpret tue order 10
mean that the government wishes to
tieak the worlds record made by tho
Columbia recently, when an average
speed Of over eighteen knots AN hour
was made from southampton TO New
York.
I'VE believe slneetsly that We shall
beat the record o. the Columbia" said
Juo Of the officers Of ths Olympia.
"fhs distance 10 Honolulu Ia 2,l00
miles We ought 20 make ~ In tour
snd bali dlys, The Olympia made
a ifaeli5n under twenty knots 40 hour
yn her Trial tfip II she should be kept
upioa speed " eighteen and n half
knoa an hour, which We believe prAo.
teal, she would stand oil Honolulu In
four days ani twelve hours. This
would toai The record Of the Columbia
aud tesl The world"
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sHoT A FIDDLER.
A Young hoy sends n nuIIst Into HIs
Brain,

HENDRICKS, W. Va, Aug. l2.-Yo1-
terdHy at Beverly Victor CEplena, a
picture frame peddler, was shot IN the
head while trying 10 make n sale ut
tho home Of MTs. w. y. McClinlook,
by Dir. MoClintook's l5.yrsr-old son,
Clyde. The bullet struck CsplenA IN
tho hight tomple and entered the brain.
No dropped. The bullet had entered
tho brain fully two inches, but alter II
was removed Caplona became con-
scious and told bus name Snd residence,
ana taid young MeCIintock had shot
him puTpOssly, In pursuance OF threat
that he would shoot him II he refused
10 sell picture frame on credit.
Caplona's skull was trsphined aud he
Ia doing much better than oould be ex-
pOoted. Young McClintock has been
arrested and held without bail.
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LAID 40 uEAT.
Funeral of the Late Justice jackson
~ HsiIemsAdG

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l2.-rhe
funeral Of Justice Howoils Edmunds
Jackson occurred today NJ BellsmeEds,
the famous home oi mis- brother, Gen.
eTAl w. IL. Jackson, ak miles west Of
this city, In tho presence OF many dls.
tlngulshsd men from n distance and n
very large oOncOuTse OF personal
friends. The services were conducted
by Rev. J. II. MoNeilly. OF the Pres.
bytefiAu church, anu Rev. II. I. Lin
cave, OF the Christian church. A
special train went TO Bellemeade.
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice
Brewer, Of the Supreme oouTl, were
among the distinguished mOurpoIs,
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E1sia sIilI Plotting.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. I2.-Gon.
erRl Antonio EzsIA has Issued anot or
proclamation to tbs citizens OF Sau
Salvador IN which he Gays he will SOC n
return TO the country to lead revolt
against the government. The army Is
disoontented, he says, and will wei.
come him back ~ its leader. EzsIa
declares that President GutieTTtz 10
the tool Of GuAtamals, the old time
onrmy Of Gan Salvador and by hia
deceit has practically surrendered all
that was gained In the war Vt 1880.
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Kindergarten Day Tomorrow.

The kindergarten excursion to Balt'
air takes place tomorrow. Candy and
Lemonade will be dl,lrihuted freely to
tho children, while boating and bath.
ing will be special features OF the
occasion, At 1880 p. m. tue program
commences and In tue evening there
will bet grand bsii when all Will have
the privilege Of tripping the light ian-
lnstlc 10 their hesTt'H content. Trains
leave H. q, w. dey0t IA iOIlowE 1915
q, M, 2!l5, 3:45, $3.50 and 1915 p. N.
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COUGnLlN AND GEORGE.
lheJ Plead Not Guilty TO the Tcrribl .
Charge NJ Murder.

Special 70 the NEWS. va D.,r,i I,.graA
OGDEN, Aug l2.-Couehl!i and
George were brought before Commis.
s,oner rrrnos ia tic FJula district
court room thls afternoon Tor ptrllmt.
uary examination. They plead no,
guilty TO the chatse OF numbering
Dawra aud Stage. They waived rA.
animation hnd the court auIHurA,i
uil Wednesday afternoon at9l or
Tue prosecutors 20 produce tesliu..uy.
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I.ylor. s.sl.nrea 10 p.n,h.

CARROLLTON, Mo-, Aug. lO.-At
ilB O'Clock tonight, after legal
battle llsllug continuously Binee this
m'fnitg, VIM. p. anu Geo. r. Taylor
we're sentenced TO hang on October An
trl, between the h0ufs Of a. m. aud
p NJ, Tor the murder Of the MeoEs
i'nlly. a motion Of sppeal was filed.
!g,liee Kicker ia everything the mo-
700 iot nav trial, said thar no iairor
'ail could have been accorded any
ttln than that given the Taylor
lglheA
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wan Hhip tue Geld.

NEw York, Aug. i2.-Neshlage &
Fuller will snip 500, O0Jiu gold on the
Lain tomorrow.
Ctossmsn B'olheb will ship 81, 900, e
600 gold tomorrow.
Nesslage & Fuller will have On ad-
dltionnl shipment Of 100000 TO Europe
tomorrow. Cfossmuu BrIs. have la.
creased their shipme .ls 10 IL 800, 200.
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ANXIOUS FOR BLOOD.
American Residents In China Demand
RsprlsalS.
DIPLOMACY UTTERLY UsrLEss.
England and America Must Unite, They
Think, In an Expedition Of
Revenge.

TiES TsS, Chlns, Aug.t2.-l spocl'l,
copyrighted 1895 by the Associated
Pfess.l a meeting Of foreign residents
Of this city wAg held here to1ay. it
was decided TO communicate by cable
tho neocaiiiy Of immediate intorven.
ton In China, ON behSli Of the
United States and the Bri,ish govern.
monte sni the following telegram was
addressed to the Associated ProH.
"rhe ,oroigu community OF Tlsu rsiu
sxpf,ssrympathy with tho ffisnts 0t
the Ku Chcng victims. Thty consider
Chlnssv officials guilIy,and the BuNsh
and Americans blame the continued
apathy VI tleir governments Tor the
al,uatiou. They regard Eugland's DO.
mand for inquiry into tho Ku Cheng
massacre 10 be useless Tot, at before,
the officials Will buy innocent heads
as Substitutes foT the actual Criminale.
They protest that EuglEud gud Amer
lea must sund an ultimatum threaten.
ing reptlsalp. Diplomacy 10 useless.
We impl0ro attention.
Slgnud, DiCiStsslS,
Chairman -
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S'Nl'Ts In Danger OF seizure.

DAN FRAEcIsoo, Aug. 1.-the
,su'Onef Uranus brings news that tho
Az 'is nave reached BefinE sea ami
u,s w imminent dagger OF te.z-
r,i. ny The revenue cutters.
No. means great deal 20 the
i5 Iasls Of sealing vessels and to those
iis n.,Iltu In scaling ventures. Tine
~ under which the cutters
49, s'v o.Mliallg vessels this year are 10
I,, tI ~ sehisRins. The sohooners arc
ao,e 70 seizure also, for the iplerpa-
,. regulations are 90 strlct thai
,,' 1919 even with guns for shooting
is -alS on board are not allowed in Bsf.
Xxx sea- The last news from Tho
'u"sa States cutter CoIwin. which
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Ice Cream Festival.

There will 10 an Ice cream and cake
festival and m excellent program
rendered In the Ninth ward assembly
hall, on Monday evening", August Eth,
Al O'Clock. REGULATIONS will be given
by Miss Ruth EldIedge and Ell II.
Pierce; song by Miss Mabel Cooper;
the entertainment 10 conclude with
drills, taUeauS, otC. The proceeds will
20 toward paying the debt incurred In
building the snnez.
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OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
William a. Galley Lisotoa speaker
MIlhnnt OnnusIIIon.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE preparation
Tor the assembling II the House OF
Commons cOmmsnCui early this
morning. Ono member arrived at
O'Clock anu waited until the house
wa0 opened at O O'Clock IN order 10 win
tue distinction Of bsing the llTst mem.
bet TO enter.
William q. Gully, member OF par
lamont for Carlisle, was Reelected
speaker OF tho House VI Commons
without opposition.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. l2.-Edward NJ.
Cameron, millionaire, wss found
dead last night and It was supposed
heart disease caused the death. Tho
corontT's inquest today, however, do.
vslopsd the fact that he was cleaning a
pistol In his room yesterday Afternoon
when the weapon accidentally was
anu the bullet pissed through
his heart.
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ALHuQuERQuE, n, NJ, Aug. H.
The fiut mortgage bondh0lI0r spplics-
cation for separate receivers for The
Atlantic and Pacific diyigion Of the
Santa Fe system was called today be-
fore Judge Collier. Judge SIefTy, gem
eTal counsel for the Atlantic and Pa.
clio who IL resisting the application,
argued that tho court had no JuriBdio.
ton, especially during vacation. Cen.
oral John w. Noble and +, Il, Jen.
nin5A- counsel for the Atlsutin aud
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AU.r. rrelEhi Aeon, su,eId,.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. IA. 8.
Judge, freight agent fof the Union
Paoinc Railroad company, committed
suicide ut No. OiB l. ttfeet lnst pigbt
by hanging himself 10 q bodpost with y
shawl strap. Judge was forty ytats OF
ng1 aud leaves a wife aud two children
In Deuvor. IL n said that hu carried
an Insurance policy lot several thou.
sand dollars.
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Mt Charles Ellis 4, In deep grief
over the sudden demise Of his brother,
Dr. IA. A. Ellis, Of Russell, Kansas.
Mr. Ellis states that his brother was
some years younger than himself aud
that hu was ono " tho finost ypccimeus
VI physical manhood 10 10 seen IN tho
county lilo WIS " graduate Of Hat-
Vari Medical college, aud a very
succpssiul ", citiUutt Hut love VI
activity anu speculation carried him
Into real estate IN the boom days OF
kanaas, and for twenty Yeas he has
boon one " the best kr1wn fustlcfs In
the state. This year he bAu teen
working % biz colonization scheme IN
San Louis valley, Cpi3faio, nud n wus
over oKotIlOn anu exposure IN counuc.
ton with that enterprise that brought
on Pneumonia anu resulted IN his
death ~ quickly that there was no
time 10 notify his brother mere Of his
sicsucas. l, was Ike lightning from b
clgudlrss sky.
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nrsehInrIdre nna Ion...

PINE BLUFF, Ark., Aug. 12.-Thsfe
70 n rumOt Hh that Minister Clifton
II. Bfeckinridge will be- n candidate
for the United states Senate against
Senator J. X. Jones, In which even
the three Little Rock pApeu, the lend'
ing Journals being all committed 10
"souud money! will have TO give
their support 10 Breckenridge, though
inclined towards Jones.
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Round tho world ON Ws.e,4

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. l2.-George
T. Loher and 4. II. Cornell have left
for u trip around the world oil their
wheels. They will 20 direct TO Port.
land, Oregon, and tbonOe by wAy Of
Minneapolis to Now York, wners they
begin their journey across TO tue
European continent. They expect 10
bs absent about two years and TO return
10 Oakland from tho west.
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UNDER a am FLAG.
A crowd of siriEinE Italians Attack
Men ut work.

PiITsBURu. Aug. II. "A hundred
Italian labotefs, formerly employed by
Booth & Flynn on street Improve
ments and now on n strike for mn ad-
vance Of twenty-five cents q day, at
lacked the wofkmeu Of hquiffeI Hill
this morning. The v0rkmen made y
etrong resistance and several were In.
jared 10 both crowds, none fatally.
Tue police captured twonty.one rlotofs
marching under red dag. The work
IL being carried on under polics guard.
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nurdorous nspuiy shgrins.

DENVER, Aug. IA special {, the
Tines from Victor says Marshal WIN.
shea, when attempting 10 srrost Pat.
rick Glbson i1r disturbing the loace,
was shot and killed by tho lRttoT's
brother, Bin Gibson. The Gibsons
escaped aud posse II pursning them.
The GiDsons ARE deputy SHERIFF..
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veteran gdi,or Dead.

SAN FRANCNCO, Aug. l2.-Frank
M. PiXloy, veteran editor and poll.
ticihn, died last night after lingering
illnets. He cane 10 California forty
years ego ana was one OF the most
prominent men Ia the state.
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the Chinose Of the city lear that he
renounced his religion Of tho same
time this operation was performed.
BEFORE Ssn2's kinsmen will nee the
iiHsseting knife upon the body they
declare they will call for government
protection.
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was received by thos on the Uranus,
was that Sue was expected back by
Unimat Island the mice die Of July.
All these things indicate mat the next
news received from Bering sea 10 likely
10 DO sensational In IT, nature.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. lg.-A special
10 the journal rom Camilla, Aln.,says:
Will Hgrtis, uoVf1, who attempted
10 nstault Mis-. j. Il, MolToe, a sixty.
yoat-1ld white woman IN C0,qulu
cuu ~, last Friday, was cspiufoi refe
IN Saturday and shot 10 death bya
M b.
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Appointed General Agent.

sT. PAUL, Aug. l2.-Jamss Robert.
son, contracting freight agent OF the
Great Northern company, at Spokane,
has boon apIOlnted general agent ii
81. Louis, succeeding Tho late j. Walt
Wood.
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rnE oLYnrIA,s .nAcE.n
40 order 90 That meet OiNsB at the
Sayy Department.

WAsnISurOS, Aug. l2.-rho Olym.
piR will leave San Francisco about tho
middle Of this week, going by way VI
Honolulu TO the Atlatic squadron 10
relieve the Baltimore az flagship Of the
station. IL l. stated at the navy do.
partmgnt that che has been given no
uTdgTs to mako rapid trip across the
Pacific, OF even part Of the way. IL ID
probable that the report originated la
tho talk Of officers who assert that the
Olympia Ia nv fast ns the Columbia. AZ
the department, It IL said, the Olympia
10 TO remain IN tho Asisli1 squadron
three year,, and the department would
not risk inlury 10 nor by sonding hoI
Mt full speed across the Pacific.