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MARsHAL's SALE

PURSUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
aud dtctoe on foreclosure 10 me dirpr.ed
W tue lhlri 1uGicial district court ~ Tho
Territory OF Jlah, shah expose at public sale.
90 INC west frout door Of the county court
mouse, inew city aud county buiiiingi In the
glN OF Tilt l.sse, county Of salt Lake. and
IttHlery uf llnh, on tito 18th day of June
lrN, A. 10 O'Clock q, M all tho tight tItie
clam and Interest Of 4, NJ james, Ge0rp0 ii
hAnneld, Mccormick 4 Company, Mrs. N. Il.
DAggiu and Allison, Cray \ Company Of in
hud 20 tno following described real rstato
situate, lying and being IN SAT- lake Clty and
follows, tosWiti
Commencing at a point eight ~ rods west
rom Tue northeast corner " lot six Ul in
bloos sixteen 40, plat e, salt Lake City sur.
yey' ana running thence west four ftl rods
thence south nine ~ rods, thence eastfnur al
Iods,thencc north nino l1l rods. 20 the ulaee of
rods Of ground,
70 be sold a. the property Of A. 81 Jane. o.
al, a. tue suit Ot feter u. BTiNen
Terms VI sale, cash,
NAT NJ, BRIGHAM,
u :, Marshal,
by l.. l.. ARCHER,
r.,.,,,.,, ,so, Deputy Marshal.
T. W, hoRsE, Attorney for Plainun.
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Tropics Natal Day. .
Editor Dssersf NewE

Editor Dsseret heUE
The 23rd day OF May has been SGT
apart by the citizens Of Tropic as a
local holiday, which Will be designated
it, natal day; being the Anniversary
OF the day ON which the water of the
east fork OF the sevieT found Ito wRy
through tho Tropic aud East Fork
canal, about nine milea In length,
and down n ptecipltous descent Of
several hundred feet, known locally ~
THE DUMP" and on 10 the Trnulc
valley, queuching tho thifsi Of the
paTched soil, rendering II productive
under the touch Of the hushandmAu.
During the forenoon Ot the at0ye
date tue ciiiIens engaged In laying
the foundation OF n public building TO
DO used for religious, educational anu
hocipl purposes. Presidents Jose W.
Crosby, Mahonri NJ. Steele aud David
Cameron were over from PanguiIch
and took active phft IN the lab0fs ui
the day. Immediately Eror tue work
WAS completed, n meeting WAS hell
upon the ground anu tho gruulus and
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OBITUARY NOTES.
RonEHr MEtELrIoiis.

Died at Tooelc city, Utah, May :, 1875
lie was born March r., 1912. iu glasgow,
Scotland. Ito heard tho Gospel preached
by tho Laitor.day Saints aud was bap-
uzed In July, 1871, ordained an Elder tho
same year aud presided over tho Dum.
barton branch ten Yeats when hu oml.
grated 10 America IN 1855. Tho deceased
was resident Of TOOale forty Year.,
aud presided over tho Eldofs quo.
run for many yenrs. Ito was
ordained High Priest in isBI, aud
was lho president OF that quorum la
Tooolo county for - year.. lie was bur.
loi Ia Iooclo cay cemetery, NAV ON,
1913. lie was an honest Scotchmnn;
many hearts respect his memory, aud
with truo sympathy for his Wilo aud
children aud all those nearest and doAr6s
to him in tins HE aud that which /, ~
come, tho good people of TOuuls n.
ffiouls, ncqunluianCos and citizens ask
the DIsEEET NEWS aud the other paper.
NJ the Territory with tho NilsHHIG.f star
To- copy this notice that hO he rrtnom.
hefod A. ono who was houut0d aud 10.
Hpcrtol,as one In tho far on lagos who will
DO spoken ui asa true IAuOr.dAy Sain..
llo was man that loved tho Church and
always sent comforting grace into mo
hearts OF hi- brethren and sisters, and
placed many under obligations for hi.
KIND acts. llo had sturdy qualities and
was iona Of his friends. His qualities
o. hoai hnd heart excited admiration,
mat made US his iTiunds Peaceful br
MS resi- u, y,
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SUMMONS.


Alice Adolla Baisy. IIainld V. Ralph haley.
defendant.
The people % The TERRITORY 81 tftah send
EfoeituE tn Ralph bailey. defendant.
NOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO 40.
4 pear IN an action brought ngaintt YOU
~ The above named YIaiuuh IN the Disluct
court OF the Thifi Judicial District Of tho
lefut'ty OF ltul, Hul 70 answer mo rsms
plant hled thef,iu within ten days toxrlusiye
u TIE Day OF stryirtI Hftor The service on ,ou
" thu summons. u served within this county
~, " served oit " lthis county, but ~ tins
dsuirt, within twenty days othstwisa within
msen against yuu, according TO tho prayer Of
1he said action ~ brought 10 have A decree
Of tnis court ditHplNlug Mo bonds ~ malrt.
mOny existing between plainuf aud defend.
ant ami awarding % nor tho care, custody
marriage, adiudgiuF thnt defendant nav h
plaiuun monthly in auyauc during prud0nrv
~ thla acton, the SUN " So Zoe eacH aud
every munth from date % I ding COMPLAINT
herein, requiring defendant 70 nay plainuns
attorney flul counsel tee, and Tor other fOnof;
PRAYED on the ground that for more than one
yoar. last past. dcts udAng has failed 10 pf1yiio
tor pIuinuh mo common nUetaaurlCs OF life
having the ability 90 Go do
Aud you are hereby uounod that II YOU fan 10
appSaf aud anawcr the sid complaint ~ above
required. tho said plaiupd vii apply 10 the
court Tor she Ieliuf demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon 'hmgUl a, Merritt JUDGE,
aud the seal " the District Court Of
The thirt Judicial District. u aud
tsIALl tort ho Territory OF uttn. tnis IN
day % Apui,iu thc year Of our ord
one Thousand eght hvndrri and
DAViD c. DUNLAP. clerk.
H. g. lANEr. attorney TOT pihiuun.
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PROVO.
Utah County Taxes.

Assessor James l.. Halls return, 10
tue county court now In session, shows
the valuation OF the taxable pfopSrty
Ia Uiah county 10 be- s5.4lS,03O. This
docs not include fAiirosus, Telegraph,
telephone ana electric light companies,
which are assessed by the territorial
board OF equalization.
The court GEvd two mills M the rate
OF county tax, aud ono and n half mills
~ the rate Of county school tax for the
year. July 10th was sot rs the time
Tot tho court 10 meet NJ % board OF
equalization.
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The Pelican Point Murders.

Sheriff Brown today started for
Lake Shore TO examine two horses
which are supposed to have teen
washed ashore fiom the lake. for the
purpose Acettaining II tney ate the
nuimals that tisappeafoi At the time
Ernstrom and his companions were
killed at Pelican Point.
The officers are diligently working
on the case, but are very rrticent In
giving nut Whatever information they
have gathered. The county court has
made an appropriation TO enable the
rheEiff 10 prosecute the investigation.
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nrer Is rni. wontp.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Mary G. wblney. docosscl.
NOTICE - UEHEHI GIVEN ny THE
~ underlined, HHuinlstfatlr u the e..
tate u MAY e. Wut.Dg deceased. ~ the
creditors ui, and all Uorsona having CLAIMS
HEhinst the tatd tr.,H.gf. 90 exhibit them
With the necessary Won. hcft. within ten months
after thB nrst publication of tl.s notice, 10 the
SAID adm. nistrAt1r ~ tls tfHg, 9 Nam street,
salt Lake CITY. IN no county uf Titan.
dated May suth. stIa
iiuHNrE q. WHITNEY,
Admlnistralot % to estate Of Mary G.
whitney. deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uud0TsighOi, executors Of tho last will
aud testament OF William n. Groves, deceased
10 the creditors Of. aud Ml porsous having
rlalus AGAINST Tho saii deceased, 10 exhibit
them, with tue Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho first publication OF this no
tce, b. The said executor, 10 tho onlcc Of
richards 4 liHuhrds, room 5QJ McC1Tnlck
ilNek. ,Blt Lake CIV, JtAii,
Dated May D., lTh
FRANKLIN 3. RICHARDS,
Ihhk- a. LITTLE,
Executors Of tho Will Of William H. Groves,
deceased,
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OGDEN.
Too Much Knocking About.

q. W, Williams, tho msn who was
accidentally struck by U. 7. engine
and taken 10 the linton Pacific hospi'
al, has had rather hard luck. The
managers Of tao hospital considered
him la the wrong place, snd sent him
10 the city hospital He had been but
,wo or three hours Ia the city hospital
mill he was returned 10 the U iion
Pacihoihospital. From there he was
aken to the county court and found
iett in the shenff's efIice, awaiting toe
ioilon Ct Judge Perrin. Mr.. Williams
VS. on his way to Reno, Nevada, ex.
pscllDg to get employment there, and
while bunting for \ file nd whom he
thought run out on that division met
win the unfortunate Eccldent.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E6Ialo OF sulaHnah F0aIger, Deceased.

EhTHIo OF susannah Younger, D0COased.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ uudrfsigned, administrator Of the estate
OF suannnah tOuigeT, deceased. 10 mo credit.
oru OF, and all persons having elaine
against tue SAID deceased, 20 exhibit them
WIN NC necessary vouchers within four months
sara administrator, 40 his place of basin ess Nv
h suett salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory.
Dated May 10, lsl.
HERBERT D. FoULGER,
Administrator OF the estate Of Susanna
IOuiger, deceased
ALEXANDER MCMAkTER
Attorney los EIIAIe.
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DELINQUENT nor,or

vi" hap IIg a I iS,i,a, ir,LAchn MINING ro,,
business, salt Lake Oh pay place Il,
Nolee'.Ihcfe are delinquent r.., itrHufg'
,nWinf descfiled stock. oil Losaast y, Do 1..
SnoaSt. 9st op '1 o. az fgr li Tie '',..
sre'ilyo sharcholic.s. as foliog. u 'ie Dc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Court to- and Tor sal. LAKE
County, Territory u Utah.
In tho matter o. the esiato Of Janottc A.
CoWlirg, deceased
NOTICE u HEiyLHN GIVEN THAT
~ Peter O. gowlInE, administrator Of The
estate q Jaueito q. towing deceased, has
rendered Tor setilrmgut, aud nled in said
court, his nuAl account OF hts HlmtuistTtti0n OF
said estate and petition Tor final distfihuuon N
tue residue 81 saul estate among tho persons
unuugl thereto, anu that Saturday, tho .gnd
daf NJ June, \. ~ tsii. ~ 90 O'Clock a n . ~
the court room u AM court. in the County
lourt House, salt iasU city aud touuty, ttAh
Territory, has been duly appointed by tho
Judge NJ said court, Tor the settlement u said
account and hearing alid petition Tor flstribu
uou, az which time and place any person inter.
ested h. SAID estate may appear and show
cause, u any there DO, why said account
should not be settled und approved and nnAl
distribution made as prayed Tor.
Dated May glst, 4. u. i.li.
q D.. STANTON,
tlCrk u the Probate Court.
hv 4. g., NEIrL, Deputy
WAppELL 4 ADAMS Attorneys Tor Admin.
iatraloI
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no1loE mol sIOoKNoLpEns.

QNHE ANNUAL MEErlNG o. gHt
Il stockholders Of tho teNer Minlnh ~
Milling Company, for tho elerlloh ~
officers aud tho transaction o. au
Other business as may properly V,bs
before tie meeting, Will 10 hti ip."W
once ~ tho company, in Rieh rue nssit
ards once, hth noor OF McCornick blo's' s1'
Lake CITY. At q o'elocg y, M, jane a. $50
AA' -'"' ~" * lADE, seer
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And the following named fouftee II
subscriptions Of ten cents each:

Mara Iunk, Waiter u Punk. D0rctta i
Punk, Ria u tlaimau, jas 4 iialmAn. n iiAi.
man, Nilato NOrtOnsuu, Nm FUNK, Angus
W tunk, Amman hortensUn, himA Morton.
.un, Lmtly Duun, Elmer Dunn aud Edith W
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fINHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders NJ the ssliair Hcarh 90
VIII be held NJ lnu olicc OF the company No.
l6'a state strcetou Saturday, June SIN, 1893 at
~ .. m, Tor re purpose OF elruung directors
Tor Tue ensuing year and Tor tho transaction
~ such other business AS may legally come
before IAg meeting.
/. A. CLAYTON, ssey.
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AMI tho following named thirty.two
sui cflptilna OF Ave cents each;

wallace " funt. Tiua u Tunk. Annie Punt,
Nina fuuk. tula 4 tlApp Mnry q tlApp,
May tlApp, JOscph tlapp, Amanda lApp,
Dorothy clap, MalindA tlapp, DpTthoA u
JgnHuu, Lillian jCus0n, Israel LUusun, IVA
s1n, Delbeft M1ftunsun, Luuiro Dam,
EthClcn Dunn, Chas Damn, Hans u owens,
Iulth uWrrt, William owens, Edghr owens.
Marcus owens, Harriet Muttuusnn, sarah
Mortuusuu. A Yer. MOrtuusou, hAuO Morton
son, tamiilIus MoT1snt0h rnd James .
hVI'haeu''ss tt...sss's ssttss'.st's'ssssssHl "
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Excursion 10 prnrr, Iun. IA.b. Iu1,.
aOu, VIA Upion raciuc
On at ye dates, Union Pac 10 will
sell round iriu Iirtffs tn p .gr. AZ
sl0l, good iO' r,tutn until June a2ad.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tho Brigham Young Memorial assu-
citation acknowledge receipt Of the
following contributions 10 assist in the
tullding u tho Pioneer monument
From East Dale ward, San Luis
Stake:
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SUMMONS


andrew =. Gibson and Rosaiine Gibson, MI.
rors, by james Johnston, their general
guardian, plainuIs,
"a
y ~ Hiatt TtomAs u. -hearman and Mrs.
EIuiIta snsaruan.iis wife, walter -. Lowe
luu Emua r. Lowe. biz wife, Gilbert l.
Chamberlain and Annie ~, tuambtrlain,
Die wife, q. ". =. eufntn and fusciiA a.
Iln'h, has wife, Louis =, rarsoua aud
Ma. Louis z. rsrsons, the national iant
Of tHe Republic, n corporation. H. e. Col.
W. sud Mrs. u. q. Coils bic wife, and the
Metropolitan Investment Company. a o1r'
porAtuu, Parker 4 Dcpue, a corporation,
sarah d, Gibson. defendants.
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In the Probate Court IN ant Tor Salt IALe
county Territory oil utAh.
order 70 show cause why order ~ sale u real
taiAlu should not 10 made,
In the matter Of tho ,.tatc Of John ~. gumel,
drgnHHei.
EUslANE No. UAghMAN, the ADMIN.
" ulratnr uf mo estate OF John ~. Tunnel,
DECEASED, hlyinE ulcd Hls petition herein, duly
terhri, praying Tor Az order OF sale ~ IA
tue roal 'Higtu ~ stld dypcdrut. fHF rho uur.
poaeh therein rrt iurth, itls therefore ordered
y lhH 3u'F' ~ Hali court, that all HcFslus
interested In tnu estate Of said dcrr,sri
appear before tue suii Probate Court on
"wednesday, tUn ari day VI July, lsll.
~ 10 uHIn"a in the forenoon q Htii
day. AZ Che r"urt room uf tAld IrohAts
court, st tIu County tnurt u0uap. IN tic rIty
ana county NJ -llt Lake, ttau Tpruto.g, h.
show cause why Hu order rhuuI q not Ir
franlel No. Ono 7aid HdW.niHir1t0r, 20 su'l fn
Wuth OF INr real estate ui Gao F.fd deceased 10
pubic ur private sale Ms rua.l 10 Hprrsaary.
ana mat copy " ibis order no published at
least iour successive weeks IN the Descent
ENtNlN" NEWs, newspaper printed and
puhilshrl 10 aald city and county
Dated June lth, 1893,
>, &. MCyALIT,
Probate judge,
ia'rator
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
'r'n Point cOn'ol,dalod Irrigation Company.

'"''" '"'"f '"HaN'lN"''H irrigation company
Location Of onIco ami PRINCIPAL place Of bus.
iucsu, Cullen Hotel, ~ ct second soulh
street, salt Lake cry. tian.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 40 regular meeting ~ tur board VI
!Ftrlot. OF hAIi company, held uu IHo gHih
hay ui MAY, l',l. asscHzm,ut No, Do OF flo nor
cent or .n cents Urr share, was lgNIo4un he
capital stock ui tuo corporation, payable on
gNue ~ 100 Ca no secretary, ul { e.uiilrU ~
We company, room ys, ulluU untgl, WDst
second ruulh -scUrt, salt Lake CIV YIN
Any rtorA upon which this assessment Hhail
remain unpaid on Monday. JuIy let, 1855. viii
Dc eeNnVutut aud h1ycrtlsei Tor sails NJ public
hutNnn, tuG unless payment b. made Lvtnru.
VIII nr aoll ou "Wednesday, July 3ist, l.p5, at
= o.ciutb % mo Go pay the duuuuurnt assrss.
mr9. losrlner win tue costs OF advertising
ana oNuVusFt NJ sale
by order OF tuC BOARD Of dHertnrR
ARTHUR PAH-UNs, socy.
t3 West Second North street. salt Lake
Ciiy liah, May and, l,6,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N0iico ~ Time and Place Tor the Hearing Of
iout0n Tor Admission 90 rrouatc
In tue matter " the estate NJ susanna
sulyely Young deceased
DuR-uNNT 10 AZ ORDER OF SAID
Il uoltt Do faid matter, notice h hereby
gwen that lutHdAy, tuf 18th day ~ jane. A ".
~, NJ 20 O'Clock a. 90. At tho County Court
House in salt Lake CIty. Utah Icrrliorr. la
TIE court room ui sNll court haa been ap.
pointed the time ana place Tor tho hearing Of a
l,Nuuh u' NAlfIta burton, praying Tor tho
admission Co probate Of a certain document
herewith pttarniud. pufportiur 10 ha the last
WIZ hud testament Of .usannal uiNoly Young
deceased, When and WhUr al persons inter.
eftri may appear and oppose the probate ~
shid viii or Zoe granting 0f letters tcstAmcnt.
petition.
In witness whereof I have hcreunto got
my band and tfiNCd tho seal Of
IstAL sall court, this jrl day " June. a.
y. lsqa.
q, 4 STANTON,
Clcrk ~ Probate iOufI.
~ 4, g.. NL.sT,
Barlow Ferguson, Attorney Tor petitioner.
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DlSSTOHS CELEBRATED


Cross Cut, Drag. ono Man, Upright.
MIL. Hand, Rip, Panel, Tcnon,
Pruning, Compass Butcher,
Cook. Neyholo, Eto.
-AIAO=
CIRCULAR,
Both Solid and Chissl Point Tooihl and
"1RIUMpH," for Telling troo., are sell.
ing At lower prices than ever. Also . fall
stock Of Iheit RAlpS md Files always oss
hand.
II. G. NJ. /.
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SIMMONS

u tho Dlstriri Couu In and Tor The IlTi
judicial District u Utah tcruI1fH
County OF rat Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Court IN ant Tor Salt Lab
county, Territory oil uAh.
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Alde Adolla nancy TanId 70. Halph Bliley
defendant
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Nat NJ. BRIGHAM,
q. 3. Marshal.
by JOHS u. CuNHOCK,
Deputy Marshal.
Dated a salt Lake City, June ith. lsyJ.
JOuy NJ CANSoN
Attorney Tor rlaintiu
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VAGARIES,

A., Al ~, ,,.., ;,,.. EE
oe;co an, " ", 49, ~ ' IT, ; n.a .ns"f1 T
con,n,M~ o.i.oT 81. ~ w I I;n nc
ona." ~ ua"e .., vs. NE ilis reply was
cannot insure Won :" said tho comnnny
"Whr no, ~ l,s demanded, "Whv, Won
arc pinc,y.four years old" "Whot NJ
tha,?" tho ola man crjod clock n,
statistics md thew will toll van ,h.,
fewet mon die \. ninc.y.four than Mt
any other age. London Spare .uomcas
"You mocn n sli,b, mis,oko in my,
poem this morning" snjd tho ma;
..Sorry" -epIieI the cdi,or "Whr,
was it?' We'll. wrote: Tho clouds
hung murky DOR tho west aud you
made nv say: The crowds hung turkey
DER my desk !"-Aaqa,d ConSlituii0u.
planks-Riyers WIN. world Won do II
you had promised lot OF college, boys
to he y them get NJ Il new yell? Riv.
ors-i'd read up on tho war news from
China and Japan and then put in mn
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THEY MAY BE so, BUT

At the battle Of Waterloo, whom the
day was over. an aide, riding hastily
to Napoleou's side. cried gu. breath
lcssly: "Sire, the battle IS lostr'
Good" returned the emperor. 40. II
stay lost. don't want it any more"
Listening to discussion among hi. Of
flcers as 10 tho value OF n nutne, Bona.
parte once said: 1T has much. Do YOU
suppose that could eve. have become
emperor OF France il my namo had been
Skaggs? No, no. The French will stand
n great doal. bu. Emperor skaggs would
have aroused their deepest nnimosity."
Eugene Field tells that when James
Whitcomb Riley gave some readings
on shipboard while returning from
Europe not long ago no had two on
thu.iastic Scots among hit auditors.
els !. no wonderful. Donal," remarked
one OF them, that 4 tradesnan sud he
sic bonnie poet?" And is he indeed
a tradesmau p asked the other. Deed
he is answered the first speaker. did
ye no hear tho dominic lutryjuco him az
the hoosler poet Just think Of it, mon
just think o sic guide poet dividing
his time q, making hoo,iory"
Governo, Woodbury., OF Vermont,
says he is so much un advocate OF after.
dinner speaking that he started tho idea
not long ago Mt his own home with
every reason to believe tina. it would be
a grand success, but 4. tho second a,-
tempt, he said, tho small boy of tho
family arose from the table aud. with
Cut it short pa" went out the back
door. and the innovation ended right
there.
a little Boston girl was coaxed to own
to her aunt that shc had done some
thing which she ought not and which
she stoutly denied. Finally such unde.
niablo proof OF her gull. was put before
her tina, she could no longer keep up
her denial. She turned to her aunIy
and said: We'll, Aunt kit::c, you tau't
trust anybody nowadays"
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Tho nlnos Ghost IN tho aoutb.


Tho Democratic 1ndex.Appeal, OF
Petersburg, Virginia, dcnouucos tho
Democratic party In that state for uaing
tho negro bugsboo" to build up "a
truculent aud formidable machine In
Virginia politics which spares no man
white or black-who daroa to oppose IT,"
This machine 10 said to have made 1t
disreputablo to hold otllco In Virginia.
The lndox.Appsal says that thoro Is
no probability Of negro domination, and
oven that would not DO 30 bad q. tho
present situation. This outspoken
Democratic newspaper exclnims In die.
guat: I'VE are heartily sick OF this
negro bugaboo so obviously used for
selfish ends.'
1t 10 coming to this elsewhere in tho
south. Men who have always acted
with the Democratic party arc getting
Heartily .ick" Of having tho black
ghost paradod to brighton them into fts
and to keep them up to tho support Of
tho Democratic party. II was wasto
Of breath to toll those men that the.ne.
gro bugaboo was being used for selfish
purposoL It was necessary TO give
thom chance to como 10 realizing
sense OF that important fact.
1t was SO even in Yves. Virginia,
where thero mover was negro Qucs.
ton" and was not tho remotest proba.
bility that ono could DO made out OF the
ANAL negro population. In tho cam.
paign Of 1892 big picture Of burly
negro school teacher whaling tho life
out Of white child was tho argumcn,
most, rolled on, and 1t had its eloc..
But the effect was not great enough to
last until another campaign. and las,
year West Virginia broke away.
There are signs OF II breakup al
through the south. There is u growing
number OF people in the south who can
not DO frightened longer by tho black
ghost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-18

1t was somewhat remarkable that it
took writer across tho wntor to revive
tho once popular song which everybody
calls Sweet Alice, Ben Bolt" although
not everybody seems to know that Bon
Bolt was not tho other namo OF Sweet
Alice" Tho singer is supposed to DO
talking to his old friend Bon Bolt, and
ho askI Bon il ho dooan't remainder
"Swoe, Alice"
1t would DO Interesting to know how
jDu Maurier came to hit upon this song
for Trilby to eing, for thnrc aro many
better songs. Du Mnurier. by tho wny,
Bcoms to think tho songis British. Tho
poem. ns most American know, was
written in this country, and i.s author,
Thomas Dunn English, auys that tho
music was cobblod ut abort notice from
an old German air.
Since Du hIauri0r thought /, worth
whjlot 10 revive this American aongoi half