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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
Ciyu Service order.

WAsHINoros, bspt. 23.--Tho Pfssl.
dent ~ executive order Issued toJay
but dated September GOA, has ex
tended the oiyil service syslcm IN q
mpslhed form 10 all consular officers
whose compeniaiion directly or
u.roush fees range from $1,000, TO
1900. Vacancies IN the service will
DO oiled hereafter by transfer OF PRO.
motion, by tas appointment OF quail
fed persons formerly 10 the employ Of
tho state department anu by the Hp-
p0iatment OF persons selected by the
President after passing q non.competi-
tive examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

orruMwA, Iowa, Sspi. 23.-M. e.
stinson. travelling man, and Misc Aria
Moore, senior al drirnell college, were
the victims OF double tragedy At
Oskaioosa yesterday. Slinson shot the
young woman AMI then hlmsrli. They
were secretly married In O.,umwa, on
October IL, 1922, by Rev. II. ID. Cra~-
ford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
RoUou WEATHER.
snow storm with HAIL MRIss "a Tn.
pleasant for INcurstontsts.

pi"nssut for INcurstontsts.
CHICAGO, SJpl. g3.-rha Ciiy OF
Cbiosgi and the Virginia encountered
some rough weather on tue lake last
night. Tho weather was fair anu
warm on tue lake until 7 O'Clock In the
evening, when 1t began 10 rain nnd
blow. A snow storm with nne hail
set ir. which caused the crews 10 suffer
Intensely ON deck. BJth steamers got
In at ll:l6 o'clock, three quarters OF nu
hour late. Tne City OF Chicago NJ.
rived with 1000 passengers aud the
Virginia brought In NJ many. The
Manitowoc came In from Michigan
Guy at ll;s0 O'Clock with load OF ex.
cursionisle. with the exception OF the
loss OF few hats aud the wet decks no
trouble was reported from the storm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 23.-Jujge
Blake IN tue district court today held
tue ant-sambllng law unoonstilution.
al. Tue case will DO appealed, but the
gamblers are no ture the decision will
be sustained, thai nil old gambling
houses In Helena will reopen today.
The decision leaves the old Territorial
law, licensing gambling, In force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

OF Corea has offered inducements 10
prospuciore to develop tue mines on
The payment TO the king Of a certain
iefcentage OF the profits VI the enter
prise. In TACT, the supposlllon IL that
tue man bohind tho whole proposition
IL Clarence Gfeath ouse, formerly Of
this city, who has been for sorle time
the adviser OF the king OF Cofea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
lie Killed Snipes. Too.

Burt Gamble was before u. 5. Com.
missioner Sommer To-Day for violating
the game Law In having killed anipo
yesterday. lilo was found guilty aud
finad $l5 ami costs. He turned $40
over to tho court and was given time
10 raise the balance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

PARIS, Sept 23.-rhe report cable1
from THIS city 90 tho United States ON
Saturday that Prof Pas,eur Ia dying,
Is untrue. Pasteuf, however, is Ia
very feeble health, mo paralysis OF bis
legs, from which lie has suffered Tor
some time, steadily Increasing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
DURuASr's DEFENSE.
A oeuuins Surprise Promised In tho
Opening statement

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-Thiriy-
seven Witnesses, not counting tho
silent ones, which point forever 10 the
murder OF Blanche Lamont have
given their testimony In the nj ne
weeks mat have elapsed since the com.
mencament OF the Dnrfant trial. Halt
a score or more will take the stand for
the prosecution during the prese u week.
The Gistrlot attorney Ia sanguine tibet
he eau put In his ease not latsr than
Wednesday evening aud In antlcipa-
ton OF this, the attorneys for the sc.
cused are putting tho finishing touches
on their opening statement apo will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

Fos DU LAC, Wiz, Sept. 2s.-while
the wini was blowing forty miles an
hour late last evening, iirs was dit
covered Ia Moore n GAlloway's lumber
yard, North fon Du Lac. Tho mills
and l0,OOO,O0O feet OF lumber were
burned. The loss IL about 81 10, 900;
Insurance. SIS, 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
ALLEGED rR.uD IN WYOMING.
" state Senator Foote TO In.

s STATE s.nstor footo To IN.
ru,,.. ''s'Hry 81 ths Interior.
Fsole .,rSNE, Wyo., Sept. a. Robert
"a, r',,, senator OF Johnson county,
kmns 'eh an opsn letter 10 Hose
b-lns ssoieIory OF tho Interior, .x.
4 ~ what he characlerlzss IA none
mud. a. mo'l glaflpg aud gigantic
a .e'.I me age" which il about 10
ssi,, ', ,h lie Gays, In Wyoming,
hg An ~ NaIey aria iand law. He
u, H. u luz walers Of the streams n
hNe ,n uotn basin were parcsled out
''noeEa Of .hs"slate land rInaU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
CUBAN REBELLION.
r., I, Secure iOr tho Patriots
p,,strIllon as BslllS'renIS'
ANS FOR SECURING A navy
a., the Death OF Amador Gusr-
ara. A Rebel Leader, on the
battle Field.

xrw YORK, peP"
~ have been perfected here aud In
~, ,,,g, elliss TO get up monster
..,l,, ina, the United States rscos-
I'm, Insurgents In Cuba Hs beiligeI'
- Ths Cuban jun,a have the mat.
hand and every honorable
80. /. to DO used 10 get the
r.,,,s sla,ss 10 acknowledge tho re-
''sllesn government In CUBA Psft
49,. nI,n 10 call the attention OF the
",,Is,n people TO the work belng
-, nv Cuban, TO free the island wiz
!, N, i..uing, Of 100000 petitions
bl.nk Tor tho signatures Of these
a. I'm favor Of gfaniing tue IN
s.n,. Inc fecognlzAnce Of bolligoi-
n 1. .xpecol there VIII DO al
~ ia oDO. 200 signatures TO this pvll-
e,p, representing MI claSes'
CUBAN EAvY.
Ascending to tho reports current
,,aSng those Interested In Cuban
All, ,hs palflots are In a fair way 10
navy before the nut OF the year.
+, /. po,ltively asserted by those who
80, IL be- conyefsant with tue fnois,
-, Caba will have tue rights OF
,.IIlssfency accorded her by Mexico
"a ,syotai South American republics
fore month has passed. Fsoilitie.
4, ealing stations viii oe provided
4, ,hs patriot navy aud for all vessels
ailIng under letters Of Marque insued
m M OH oiAls Of the republic OF CUBA
rbste Will be several Of tho latter
vAiob will DO manned by naval mes
',on, different countries ant there ate
many applications on file Mt the Cuban
bsldluaflefs here for positions IN the
a,s,. Toe mission Of Senior do luesada
"a Caba which has been Kept secret
"a, 10 arrange details Ia connection
win this plan, They arc now ptao-
l,illy completed.
Ths recent capture OF tho port Of
Binsi, on the north coast OF tue Island
q Cubs, was the initial stop In the
plin.
IL the harbor OF Antwerp there 10 at
Tftent vessel waiting 10 SAT- Tot
i.s Island Of Cuba. She IL partially
Hm9fed and hiss on board 300 Pea.
tiiy rifles with bayonet, 5000 Mauser
fae, 5000 uras rifles with sword
syaneu, AMI 100000 cartridges.
lise are all Of ~ caiibrs, the same c.
lts rides used by the spanish tf0ota
iha eslIbrr Ia selected because tue
Cshiui constantly capture large guam
lille, Of smuunition from the spanish.
Tue vessel IL ofilcered by men who
have trtyvd TOT yenfs In various navios
Of European counlfief.
ny,,un,. cup,s uvpr, ,,,n,,
DaAih W NVhNN H'hhh LEADER
nav i0hR, sepi. 23.-The report
o. The death Of Amador Guerrers, tho
Cuban ip,ufgent leader, has been frs-
aasnily denied by the Cubans. Tue
Cuban pApsn publish an account OF
b, death BY Emilio Gil. tho Spanish
Illiiei, sho killed him, the Translation
u which IL ~ follows:
VI was In the battle Of PorsleIo.
By NY aide ten men fell. four voundrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
Nor. COLI MI,hdrnun.

NEW York, Sept. 23.-Oae hundred
anu sevsnly.nye thousapt dollars In
gold was Withdrawn from the sub
treasury today Tor shipment TO Canals;
100000 was taken by the Canadian
hank OF Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

LONDON, Sept. GA special dis.
patch from Gepova, Switzerland, to.
DAY reports that n steamer ran Into
ana sunk row boat last evening,
downing seven persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
caban rIiibus,sr.r. ava, auii,y."

WILMINGTON. Dsl., SsIt. 2s.-The
Jury Ia the Cubpn hiibusisring case,
alter being out fiity minutes, returned
a verdict OF not ga liy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

CossTAsTiSopLE, Sept. 23-GIeAt
precautions have been adopted tor tho
protection OF the palaoo OF the sublime
porte, owing TO the discovery Of n
Macedonian plot 10 blow up the build.
ings with dynamite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23
IIoheniohs aud III. Imperial Master.

uoheniohe aud mis- Imperial Master.
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-Copyright by
The Associated Press. l-semi-Diiiclal
denials that change Ia the imperial
cnancsllorship L. impending are ao-
copied here rs settling for the present
the question OF Emperor williams in-
tention Of dispiaeing Prince Hohen.
lohe. The fact must not be forgotten,
However, that the agitation against
Prince hehenlohe proceeds from tbs
came quarters and Ia prosecuted ON the
sams lincs and, significant enough,
under almost precisely the same Cit
cumBlanccg, ha tho agitation which
pfecaded this fall Of Count Caprlvi.
People were beginning 10 ask them.
selves whether Emperor Willlam's
return from shooting ut Homain,en
was the signal for another change In
tho chancsllorship, such As followed
his return from Count Voa Lulen.
bofg'a estate last year. Prince HoHen-
lohu hnB returned from his long vAca.
ton, looking mach slouter and more
robust than he did last winter. The
other ministers are also returning 10
BERLIN, oae by one.
The BuHdesfa,h will assemble eAtlv
In OclobsE, when the pulling quet-
ton oil dealing with tha 5Ocisiizts Rpd
other DIM ult tubitols will come up
tor lis consideration. In view ri iu-
oyitaOlo com plioatiOns, It IL not safe 10
count much longer on the duration Of
tho present regime. TroFe ~ little
doubt OF tbs truth OF the Nyrwaorl's de.
clafAtiOn that Prince H0h,nloho In
merely aoliug ns n wafming-pan for
somo younger statesman anu one more
In accord with the smpBrot's Views,
who viii soon bs made chancellor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

by the stats engineer, and companies
have been formed which propose TO
charge settlers $40 per acre for water
rights. The lands which the stste
authorities have asked 10 have set
apart under the Carey law are not
desert lands, ~ contemplated in the
act OF Congresl, Mr. FOoie ssserts.
In conclusion, the Senator ssys;
"Ihe land ring OF the state IL made
up OF United States Senator y. Il. War
fsD, Congfe,smsn Frank w. Nondell
Governor w. A. Richards, State
Treasurer Henry q. Hay aud few
othors, aided by William Paxton and
two or three bankers Of Omaha, W.
II. Cody (Butinlo RIM, and n combine
oilieaslern wire-pullers. The design Ia
10 create system OF peonags or tep-
antry'st-will along all Of ou- rich val
lsys, where honorable aud indepsn den
manhood should be found. God forbid
such contamination"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-23

lUontiaued on Po0s f.vs.J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07
FEDERAL JAIL DOTS.


Natters 90 viuer Ia t-rtaurs E+t.uue TO
fr.srrfrs
q u Iir.l4r ua- released from Is.'
yesterday STEER sa-r.u- six months
fer PERJURY DIE balls from Enfs.
n-prty C.as. p-t.. came in last
night from The o-4-e country with w.
: Kennedy an Usage whisky psddler
he was given l-5riuE at the fedora,
jail
Frariz Chrs.y was brought in res.
ier-ay from the r0t country and
lciged 10 the federal tnu by Deputy
lausou. and viii answer 90 the charge
Of passing counterfeit money
Deputies John H.x-u and Chas. Foy
took three prisoners % Oklahoraa Citg
today % answer % th+ charge of steal
ing cattle o1t 0f the Indian c1uu.-~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07
N HONOR OF MISS Ash
Mr. aud NJ 7 n TIugle Give q DeIigh D.
ral High Five Parry


rul High live Parry
N-. ard NJ j h Ti-r.e. assisted
bT NJ and NJ. rs. " >uu-.uck. gave
a. enjoyable progressive high i've par
o. last z ig1- a. tre-- pleasant Aonecu
Cleveland avsule. comp meatary %
I-ua Asl. O. fascinating young lad, o..
Wichita. Decisions vizz-s were se-v=5
and the ---z>--- WAS highly enjoyed
cy a-i, ,h-s a;,es.5u- the hospitality
% :-s genial hos: a-- bis e>,sns-.e
wife The prizes were won by Mss
T1-s~-u. NJ. 1--1c.= ana N- Leonard
Ire guests -----ie5 Mss Ash. u wish
sra. Mss jackson. rt Newton. Misses
Lillian Hunter N1u5= Goodrich LII
-a- Lary- KAY Iszzzrs. E== Painter.
Ne>s-s- Miller. B1-s=-. G1.-t.= Pe1t--
-1s-- I---.--. N.--lc-. F=--s- Leonard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07

IAETET1-F ~ y. March 1
Editor Leader
A wsEer has been placed in my
hands on the population of suthr.e
and Perry and they have agreed 90
leave 10 % ron.
Gro FAErErrrE
According % the last Director
returns OF the tvoc.t.ss names. Guthrie
has ii,s>- population AMI Perry 3 -1,
-Ef.tr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07
". Fr.-@ S-s-n Baking Py~ 3"
N5-'e's Fair Highest Avsro


TIE K e. ---- e. are l-.-- --s--
.-- -----=--- --=.- sales s-er ---
--=z,-- ---s along I1-zy ,-5
sa => l-r-l--- o. ~ head 1: horse
a-E =-.z~- -u=-:T--7= head 90 one
-z- z-- twelve head O. l.==-=-t pay
-.=s- r=- Cooley = --s--sr ---
z--ws horse -=-- - =ve-T .-Ir I'd
.-s -1zt George says lie Is -5.-C O.
zsz= l-;--.= Tie L1--= market 20 H.s-
.z---z
--=-= IS ID -=-.=- horse --zl-=- "a
.-= ------F --z1 Cooley W.:z him
=v5-Tt-.-- -.=s ls represented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07
SHORT STOPS.

Matters aaa Things PertAlnins 20 she I-au-
nRkers.
>an1wicres aud coffee bouEht Perry
the insane asylum
Mss Nellie Crawford q z Reno one
ot the err0-iuE CLERKS Of the council &.
doing some Of t1e 6ue.t enrolling taa,
mas ever been p-t on she records o..
oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07

Services every -.--t z-- morning q,
g Z l-- A. - ,-.s wees -- o.
E--izT --l- Hsr-F E-o-z= rg.-- Be-
che r-=-l-.-- --= sermons are --
.1e -5l--- -a.=-zs- al are --
-e--=- O. zt-=-- u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07

Richards s. P-l1c.e-s famous Geo--
ga Minst-e-s - the McKeuuou On
March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-07

Or. Prizes Cream Baking Pow Ser
- lrt--EFaF FzEazsr EszAlGzs D,skszA-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
THE
REGULATION.

work and edgewise to the
are used TO raise the rudde
so satisfactory that clever
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22

There ha- been general shake u
among masters Of steamers along the
water front, and some Of the most
prominent shippers in port Will retire
into private life for the time being
at any rate, lays the =. r. C,ll.
The three shippers are Captain
Harry G. Morse, 81 the Oceanic Steam
ship Company Alameda Captain
William Ward, Of the Pacific Mail
Compauy's steamer City OF Pekiug,
and Captain Dan Haskell, Of the big
SpreckeI7 tug Fearle-. They are
three Of the best known and best liked
commanders in san Francisco.
Captain Won Ottendorff, who has
Iatterly been stationed on the lea
Iandia up at Martinez VIII succeed
Captain Morse. Captain G.. G. Tra-k
who has been chief officer OF the City
Of PrkIug, will succeed Captain Ward,
and Captain Glenn Randall i temper
arily in charge of the Fearless.
Whether these changes will De per
maueut or not, time alone will tell.
Captain Harry Morse il a general
favOri = with the travelling public He
has been a -hIpmaster for over TWEEN
ty-five year, and nearly all the time
M has been trading TO this port.
Years ago he was in the employ OF
GOOdaII, Perkins * Co, and com
mand-d the old steamer Dakota, then
in the Puget Sound trade. Later ne
took charge of the George w. Elder,
after -he was launched from ROach's
shipyard, ami then about ten years
ago he went over 10 the Oceanic
Steamship Company and took com
mand Of & Alameda. With the Aus
tralian travelling public NJ il very pop
ular, and iU was no unusual thing for
passengers to 80 arrange matters as To
make the round trip "with Captain
Morse" He - tired of the sea, how
ever, and few days ago sent in his
resignation.
CAPTAIN w. Ward is the youngest
commander Of All ocean going steamer
on the Pacific Coast. The officers of
the Mail Company say ne II on y
going away on a vacation, but just
how long the vacation will last they
decline to- say.
OF the new commanders Won Often
doTff II the best known. He COM
manded the Z-aIandia when she was
one of the mail boats running To Aus
tralia, and remained 10y her when she
was laid up Trask is we'll known as
first officer of the Picking and Randall
as master of the Nigilant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
Hesper Men Must Hang.

President Cleveland has refused
to interfere in the matter OF Hans
Hansen and Thomas st. Clair, I'M
der sentence OF death for the muir
der of Mate Fitzgerald of the bark
Hesper. United States Marshal
Baldwin has received a commune
cation from the President notifying
him of his decision, and directing
Mr.. Baldwin to prepare for the
execution of the men upon the day
set, 18th of October. Attorney
James F. Smith has been in Wash
ington for some time endeavoring
to secure a Communication OF sem
tence for the mems. f. Chronicle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
TO PRIVATE LIFE.
Three Well-Knowu Captains Re-
tire.

Captain Nor. OF the Alameda. ward
of la. Picking and Haskell OF the
FcarIc-- Give mp Their Vessels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22

curely made and ready to
on corner posts used on m
heavy angle steel. and a
of mill and height of tow
support under foot of towt
of AKA inch oak in angle {
more size in the ground.
they support the cOrnS
have but a single supp,
buckling in extremely s
protected by patents
GOuld'S Windmill
We have Steel Windm
II. IA. Is and 13 feet
matter to any one dc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
THE
RUDDER.

warping or sWaying arour
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
BOAR RID.

BOARD ATS5 PER WEEK-PRIVATE
fami.V-St BeretauIu street iUGi-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
= THE =
PERKINS
DIRECT MOTION
Steel Mill.
Simple,
Strong,
Efficient.
The Galvanized
nIrnr tool Tnurnr
NOTE TIE


~ The sections the wheel are made with tvoinch ste
THE and the
and Please
NIIr-I' nm ip OUTSIDE
rigid connect sail near the
iiile length
found in anv other mill of which we have noe The sails are set lust the
ght curved
Most the o the
arms o he nIdder of h bestt tire
RUDDER steel which than angle channel
arping o. svaying around against wheel.
The governing device has made the Perkins mill
be the and would doubtless them
change
to ands
udier when mill
The casting mill has beenca carefully
CASTING. bity. In its construction only the best iron is employed
All the Bearings OF mHIa of liberal length and
ing box donot requreo iInga In fact. we
e now making n
0 this made witt good
PROPORTIONS OF the very best Materials and the most a
we make TINS mill two Sizes Wis., with ten and twelve
THE The is fourco posts Of teel
template that fit exact and all workman needs
erect is a hammer, PUNCH and wrench The ladder is Sc
good
and
mill height
anchor
oak angle letting
size in the ground The the bands and braces such that
different points. other
but single support thus making tower three times
rOteced by patents.
GOuds Windmill Pumps
have Windmi
H. Is and 18 We will
desiring information.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
THE
w HEEL.

obViates the bending
most steel mills. To ma
middle of its length, witt
Of best cold rolled ste
is found in any other mil.
right angle and curved to
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-22

the temperance cause are cordially invited
to join this order and assist In making 1t a
power for good In this community.
The annual meeting Of Washington
County Conference will begin next Tuesday
at Roxbury and continue over the fol-
lowing day. See. programme. In another
column for particulars.
A union memorial service will be held
mex Sunday morning at the Congregational
church, Rev. A. j. Covell officiating, as.
sisted by Rev. W. M. Newton. Appropri-
ate music will be rendered by a double
church choir and a male quartette.
At last our new post-ofice has received
the remainder Of its furnishings-a new
distributing table, mailbag rack, and desk
which affords Postmaster Evsns much sa'-
isfaction and gives our town one Of the best
appointed offices to be found anywhere.
Donations OF flowers for Memorial Day
may be left at the home Of j. j. Colby. II
any who have flowers but cannot send
them will notify Mr.. Colby, he will provide
means Of getting them. Each year, as the
number OF soldiers graves multiply, there
is necessity for more flowers land 1t Ia hoped
there may be a generous response. Ever
green's and wild flowers gladly received.
A concert will be given at the Congrega-
tiontl church, Wednesday evening, May 20,
by Edison's newly improved photograph,
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Union.
The entertainment will be novel and inter-
esting, consisting OF choice vocal and in
strumentsl solos, bands, orchestras, artistic
whistling, etc. The new photograph is pro.
nounced one Of the greatest marvels OF the
age.
There was a transfer OF real estate last
week that will not be recorded in the arch
ives Of the town. The Recording Angel,
however, may lave taken notes OF the
transaction, and the ghost of the chief
operator, at some time in the "dim shadowy
future" may be startled by the sound OF
spades and arbitrary m to bulge
along q foot or two to make room for some
new arrival in the pale realms of shade"
An act OF our last legislature reads as
follows: 1.-THE last half-day's session Of the
public schools before Memorial Day shall be