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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

County or nait Lake.
MARY 7. ward. plaintiff,
Patrick }. Ward. defendant
The People Of the Tertiary OF Utah send
gfeetingi 10 Patrick j. Ward. defendant
XvoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
Il pear Ia an action brought against you by
tho above named plaintn In The Dlsulct Court
OF tho Third Judicial nistret OF tho Territory
OF utah, aud 70 HnHwer tho complaint illcd
herein withln ten days exclusive OF the day
OF ecrycel after the service on yOu OF this sum.
o. ons-t served within this county, or II
ftTyod out Of This county, hut IN This district,
wlthm twenty days; otherwise within forty
dAyr-or Judgment by default VIII DO taken
nsAinai YOU, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
Tho sad acton IL brought 10 have decree
Of ms court dissOlying the bonds OF matri.
mony and contract OF marriage existing b.
lWean plaintiH and dofendanii anu awarding
10 pialntiu the custody % tho minor child,
Joseph, issuo of sad marriage; above fcliof
prayed on the following grounds, TO WIS That
on or about Tho year 1901, tue dofendanl,disre'
gArding hti marriage vow, wiltuly ana with
out cause deserted and abandoned ilAintln,
and has ever since continued 80 20 desert and
abandon her, against her Will aud without her
consent and that slnco said abandonment do.
tendant has contributed nothing whatever 10
No support OF tho pannh or their infant
Andyou are hereby notified that u you fail
20 appear Hnd AntWor tho sad eompl nint ~
above required, tho Hgii plaintiff Will ppply
70 the court tur tho relief demanded therein.
WINES, I've Hon samuel A. Merritt. Judge,
md tue f1Al uf tho distinct 'gnurt Of
tho 1lird Judieisl Diatrict. "a hLi for
lsE.LI the 1erdtp.y OF Utah, this fwen'y'
second dal OF Jily, m The year 81 our
Lord enc thousand eight huudfoiand
DAVID Q. DUNBAR
Ny GLo. d. LOOMS,
Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE TO oReplroas


"Anf Dec4aftd.
NOTICE Is HEREBY ICIvEN nv ma.
q, gnuc ,., n john " cannon. ssesgi1,
70 the CREDITOR of. and all psfson' v,,ed,
claims against tho said deeessed a. iNihg
hein, VITA tho necessary youchers' VIM, ~
60 the SAID John A. cannon Al n, W ~ h9liee.
putuuon iiuildlng, In salt Iste .,it- 80 Ngns
county Of SAT- Lake, Territory on utse' W We
Dated September -, lsa5
EHecufofo f the last viii and te.1.svNi
Mary Ann rugh. deceased. Aheai Of
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NOTICE TO oReDlToRs.


Estate OF Joseph 4. Cutler Deceased
NOTICE II mEREnY GIVEN ny Tur
~ uudertigned, administrator o. Inc eststs
OF joseph 10 utof, dec cased 10 the creditorg n
qua All PERSONS having claims against tue ssii
u,eeased, 70 cAhiblt them with The nccestN,
vouchers, within ten months after Inc AZ
publication ct this notice, to tho said admintt.
traitor AZ ~ Nam street In salt Lake City ani
County, Utah 4 territory.
Dated september en-. isni.
THOMAS H. CUTLER.
Administrator OF tho estate OF Joseph q.
Cutler. deceased.
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NOTICE the ANNUAL MEETING or
~ the stockholders OF the Mutual stock
Association Will DO held NJ the store OF the
Newman Mott shoe Company, No, % south
Main street sAil Lake Ciiy, Ctah. on Monday
evening. -eptemhOr a0th, 1905, Al so o'clock.
To near Inc annual report, elect officers for the
ensuing year and 10 uAnsact such other bus
ineta No may hu properly brought before We
meeting
slLr LAKE chr, Utah. sept 10, 1895.
AnrnUH PARSONS. seo'y
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YOU ARE HkREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
pear 10 an action brought against you ~
the Abote named plaintn Ia the District Court
nu Ihlrd Judicial District OF ths Territory
" uhh, and 70 answer ihs compliant nled
sheIvln within ten dhYstsxelrslve OF the day OF
'ofNeel Aftar The service on you OF TN.
suulnoAs-if served within this oopntyt or. u
served out o. thu county. butia this DISTRICT
dAJt-or judgment Ivy default will be- taken
Again,. YOU. according 10 the prayer Of said
The said action Is brought TO have judgment
against sAi1 deicndAnta In sum OF iJ,0)u, with
interest from NOV 10, 1874, at 10 per cent per
Annuin. for $50 for attorneys foe and costs of
suit; alleged To be due on a certain promissury
mote, made, executed and delivered by defend
ants Mela y. aud Geo W. stoele 10 plainun,
October %. 1891, for iA,00l. with interest IRON
date al ~ per cent per Aunum-same being
due and wholly uupaid save interest TO Nov.
", isll, ani beng secured by mortgage OF
even dats on property hereinafter dfacrhed.
executed by said defendants 10 piAintiti to
have the usual dec co ~ this court for the
foreclosure OF sAi1 MORTGAGE and sale Of said
premises, adiudglng that proceeds Of such sale
10 applied IN pAlmoHt of .amounu due ~
AbOyei that defendants and al persons claim.
ing undur them 10 forever barred and fore
closed OF All CLAIM or equity OF redemption In
sad promises that plAintn have q deficiency
Judgment against said defendants-aud for
other RELIEF such premises are described a.
follows, 10 wit Fart " lot \, block IS. plat
"D." sat Lake CITY survey, commencing Al a
point on north boundary lilac OF raid lot 10
ieet wet Of northeast corner. thence running
west on said line 20 feet. thence south li2 ieot,
thence east ~ loot thgucn north l82 feet 20 be-.
ginning. situate In talI Lake uiiy and county.
Utah Territory.
And you are hereby notified tina, II you tat
10 appear and Anawef The said complaint a.
above required, the said plaintiff Will Apply
TO tho Court for the relief demanded therein.
witness the lisn. samuel A. Merritt, judge.
and the feA Of tho district court Ot
Mo fhifd Judicial District, IN aud
lsEAL. for Tie Territory Of Utah. this aisl
day OF August, IN tho year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninetv-iiyo.
DAVID q. DUNBAR. CLERK.
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NOTICE.

rJNuERE Will M 4. SPECIAL MEETING
Il Of stockholcofa OF the losepa Agncul,
tho company. In salt i.aie CITY. Utah. on the
IN dsv OF October. A u. ISL, az -. m. tor
the election " = board OF directors 70 sefve
II zach other business Ne may come before
them
~ order OF the board Of directors,
h. A, MITCHELL, sec'y.
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Notes and Personals.

Hon. Thomas Mallory, " Ogden,
came down with the Dsmoerati q
speakers last evening.
Arthur Brown and George Suthsr.
land came down from sali Lake this
morning ON legal business.
Mrs. =. A. Hurt, OF Jefi.rsonvillv,
Indians, and Miss RUBY Alley, OF Bed
fori, Indiana, are visiting their
brother. q. IL. Alley, the popular II. q.
w. sgsnt In this city.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Lars Johnson. deceased.
NOTICE u nEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrative Of The e.
tate Of Lars johnson, deceased, On The
creditors %, anu all persons having CLAIMS
against The said deceased, To exhibit them
With the necessary vouchers, within ten months
aiier thc hrsi publication uf this notice, 10 me
shli AdminiatfAtrN Al nor residence 7 West
fUyenth south street, salt Lane CITY, salt LAke
Couuty, Utah Territory.
Dated september o, islA
fLlEMESE JOSEPHINE JOHNSON,
AdministTatrix OF the estate Of Lars Joha.
son, deceased,
ISAAC ~. WADpELL. Attorney for estate
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NoIIoe foa PUBLICATION.

z, :, Ianl UnIco, Eat IhAo NIY' Ihh,
August ., $50,
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ % TUE onlcu by h0inas Nichols lgainst
htariah d. nuis Dr. for Abandoning hts Homo
stead LnlTy No. 1000. dated December ], 10 =,
UPON the s0utheaat quarter Of Etcton %, town.
ship snuth, range ! west In ran ihte
county utah, with view 20 the cancellation
OF taii rptTy, the said parties arc hereby sam.
october isv3 ai 10 O'Clock n.tn,. % respond
and furnish testimony eoneernluE san q legged
abandonment BNIOS ORoO. hogisteE
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Notes.

At the meeting OF the city council
last night an ordinance was Introduced
reducing tbs salaries VI the mayor snd
city officers. The mayors salsfy re-
duccd from 81 200 per aunum q 5000
street supervisor from 81, 100 TO $1,000
city engineer, chief Of nrc q depart
ment aud city Attorney, from
$1,000 TO 1000; city record
ct and chief OF polife, from
1900 10 81, 200; sanitary inspector aud
hospital steward, from $500 I,
1870; any jsllor anu police clsfk from
$50 TO SIS per month. The Office ol
eu perintcndent Of pobllc buildings and
grounds, with salary u $500. u
abolished. II passed, the ordinance
will take effect December si,t
There was n large attendance at tn,
funeral services over tee remain. oil
Geo. II. Riohens Mt the Second wsrd
meeting house ytstidsy afternoon
John atson, q. II. Islamb and John
Bcowcfoit spoke Of the excellent quail
ties OF the deceased.
Last night was the Democrats turn,
this opera hous. being again CROW dec.
Joseph l.. Rswlina ana Judge Hsndei.
son were the speakers
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NOTICE To REDlroRs.


Estate u Joseph Dean deceased
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny TIM
~ undersigned. cNc.ulorh OF the estate Ol
JnHtph hran, ceased, 10 tho creditors Of
end a.l persona hA,ing claims against the sand
deceased tu exhibit them with IT, necessary
VOuchcrf. within ten mDntns aztec NO ifsl
publication ui Vii. notice, TO tho s4id Joseph
A. Dean, NJ 40 AOTth SECOND hest sltott
SAT- Lake tity, Utah. IN the County OF eail
LAkC.
JOsEPH II. DEAN,
WM. ], DEAN,
Executors Of Joseph Dean. deceased,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ts'a'e OF William H. Ryan, deceased.
NoTfCE ~ HEHEBy GIVEN ny m.
undereiFned administrator N ~ ,.ilae
uI NilliAm n. Ryan, deceased. 10 lie rres,'..l
OF. anu nll persons having elaine arainst ~
~ .... ueeeascl, TO exhibit then with The niece,
sAtl vouchers, within ten months aftef tt.
hrst publication Of this notice. 10 Tho s'ia ",
ininlttfaior AZ No. e61 seventh katt. san ~.
Ni,y and tounty, Territory OF TITAN
Daiod september 9th, ISIS.
Filter HANSON,
., hdminiiifaior Of tho estate Of william IL
Ryan, deceased. "a
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE l. ngREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uuderaigHod, administrator Of TIE
estate OF Herman Kahn, deceased,
10 tho creditors OF. and all persons hag'
them Win tie necessary vouchers. within -four
months after the fret publication 81 this no.
uce. 10 the said administrator, % bic oifo
40, $50 Constitution building. salt Late Guy,
VA the Conniy 81 alt Lake, Utah Territory
Dated Aug ~. 1850
JOHN NJ CANNON.
Admlnisralor OF the estate Of Herman
Kahn, Deceased
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TIME WEST CABLE MINING a MILLING
company OF Utah punuipal place ~ husi
ncss room als Progress building. halt LAAe
CITY. UtAh.
Notice, there are delinquent on the followlng
dossflbed stock on account 81 assessment No,
g. levied on the 9Th day Of June. lsa9, the
several amounts set opposite the names o. Tho
respective shareholder, na folowrt
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And IN accordance with the law and the
order OF the board of directors OF SAID COM
many 20 many shares of each parcel OF such
stock A. may be Necessary wall 30 told n the
oilles ~ the company IN SAT- take Ciiyi Utah
an the 10Th DAY OF october isl1, ~ ~" hour OF
go'eiocs y M. 81 SAID day 70 nay delinquent
Assessment thereon, together uit tue coat OF
adyertising Aud expenses OF sale.
september % III, 800 ,,o 49,,
-pfrHtaFv
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NOTICE..

SALT iAKE CiTT. sept O. lsln,
,,,up ANNUAL sTOOKHOLpEgs' htEt,
ing Of Inc Echo Land \ sioek Oopeip sa,.
,iii he held az their oace win peneet ,sas AZ
fDn a Co, 100 iroedwny. uolo9.I W. ,'na saeh
othcr hnkiness a. may come before "
''"N' IA. is. CLAWsOS JH',
secretary ana treasurer
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NOTICE..

rI,HE ANNUAL sToUKuoLDRR9 MEET.
ing OF tho Anderson Douhlo water Col.
umn i'ump Company VIII be held NJ their onice
No. % suuth Main street. october IN, $50, a.
IN ul for the election OF directors for the On
sning year and such other builness az may
come before the uetung
MtLASDO PRATT. Secretary.
SALT LAKE cur. september ION. lsii.
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NOTICE

fT,uF ANNUAL MEKTiSG or THR
stochholderH OF the neseret News Com.
pAny, Tor the election OF director, for tho en-
auing year, will be held a. the ofnoe Of the
president Of the company, NO " last souh
Temple street salt lato Guy, on Saturday,
September ~ isQ1, at 10 O'Clock a, m.
SAIL iAKE CRY, August ~, 1890,
John A EVANS, Secretary.
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Tho People Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeung, To Mola D., sioele, George " e.
Ftetlo, UtHh National Bank Ia corpora
tom. Joseph N. stout, h. AZ. Gleason,
Thatcher 81 ius A Elevator Co, IA cor.
pofAtionl, ~ 81 steele, Dudley smith and
Jchu ~. tteelc, 60 partners doing business
All. 81. steele & Co., defendant,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
rIoroulo, Mining Co., Mammoth, Utah

Hercules Mining Co.. Mammoth. Utah
AT a MEETING on THE DIRECTORS
~ o. the ilefrulei Mining 20. held at salt
lnke cry, Aug. ~, 1850 an hhsessment OF i've
ceuia ior snare was levied on the cEplial siock
Of ihe eumphny payable immediately 20 thr
undersigned Any stock upon which The %.
rcssueui has not teen paid iy October lgt isqi
shall be declared delinquent and unless paid By
october 2lth. ls9l same shail he sntd At Auction
10 cover Aatessmcnt amt cost 81 advertising
aud JAMES uEGSEN.
Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is nEilEBY GIVEN ny ina
~ undcr'ignod. administrator Of the estate
OF Louis rtern, deceased, to tho cred.
TORS OF and all persons having elalma against
The shid deccassd. to exhibit them VITA
tho Necessary vouchers. within four month";
sitter tho nrst publication OF THIS notice.
20 we said administrator NJ IS Commercial
HioCt, IN the CITY and county Of salt Iate.
Dated August ssth, isli.
JOHN y. IiANsES.
Administrator OF The ostato Of Louis stern,
deceased
ALrx ASnKR McMAsrEn, Attorney for a.
miuis,rAtor.
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NOTICE..

rI,HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders Of tho Inter Mountain sal
Company Will be heid NJ the once Of tho cou'
punY. an. state street on October hlh, i1t1
atiO d. m for tho erection OF directors for tho
ensuing year aud Tor tho transaction OF such
other businofs ~ may legally come before ssid
meeting. ]. A. CLAYTON, secretary.
nALr LAKE Ctrr. september 20th, 1875.
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MelA 4. steele. George ". Steele. utah Ma
tunAl bnnk "a corpofAunnl, Joseph ~.
Stout, J.. II. Gleason, thatcher Milling anu
Elevator ca. "a cofp0failonl, y NJ, steel
Dudley smith and John NJ steele, co,part'
noTs doing business as ID. NJ. steele y Co.,
d0fspdanta
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order 10 show cause why order OF sale OF real
estate should not be- made.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Robert Dye.
deceased.
DoBERT W. pYE AND JOSEPH y.
II simmons. tho administratois OF the
estate Of houort Dye. deceased, having hled
their petition terein, duly verified. praying Tor
m order OF sale Of tho real estate Of said
dsecdent. for tho purposes therein sst forth,
70 IL therefore ordered BY tho Judge Of said
court. that all persons Interested IA the estate
OF said deetased. Hppear tofore tho said Pro-
bate Court on Tuesday, the 18Th day OF Octo.
Der, isy1. NJ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said
day, the court room q said Probate Court,
At tho County Court ilouso, IN the city and
County of salt Lake, Utah Territory. 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted 10
tho aAid kdmihistfator, 10 sell 90 much OF tho
real estate OF tho said deceasod atpuvaie safe
Ne shall DO necessary, and that "a copy Of THIS
order DO pubiahse At least foaT successive
Weeks In the DKsEHEt kvESiso NEws a
newspaper printed aud published In said city
Dated september p. isS
!. Q. MoSALLr.
Probate Judge.
RICHARDS a RICHARDS. Attorneys for Ad.
minutfatora.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. N and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF ThomA,
GoodmAu, deceased

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ VI. u N00lcr, "a Illustrator Of the
estate 81 Thomas g. Goodman. deceased, has
rendered for settlement and nled IN said
court, he final rcrount of hts administration %
faid estate aud petition for nnal distribution o.
the residue u SAID estate among the rcfsons
entitled thereto, anu that tuesday. the tn
DAY ~ october. A. -. 1895. at 10 O'Clock m. a.
tho court room 81 sau court, IN the Couny
Court House, salt LAKE city and ouuiy' uttn
Territory. has been duly appointed ~ the
judge of said court. for tho settlement OF SAID
accOunt and hearing fnid petition for istrlhu.
ton, Al which time and place any person ihter
ested In said estate may appear AMI snow
cause, N any there be, WHY shld account
should not be settled ana approved and nnal
distfibnuon made NJ pfaytd Tor.
q. y. STANTON.
CLERK u the Probate Court.
ny A.. q. HfEsE. Deputy
}. u. MoNlr. aiinfneY fof admlnl.trAion
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OGDEN.
Slriekrn Milh paraIys.s.

A man employed IN Ogden canyon
on the pipe line was tho Victim OF
urulytio stroke whion deprived him Of
the %. u his right SIDE, and effected
his ,pee.n 40 it was difficult for him TO
sua.. He was removed 10 town. He
~ about unity years u age AMI came a
short lime slncs from Montana.
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SUMMONS.


n the District Court In aud for the THIRD Judi
eih District Il Utah Territory, County
81 salt Lake
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In tho District Couu IN and for tho Third
Judicial District Of uthh Territory,
County " salt LAto.
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suMMoNa.

In the District Court 10 and for tho Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Of naig Lake.
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ny l. T.. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal -
dated this eleventh day Of september. $50
A. II. tAw1uu. attorney for plainuh.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Probate Court IN aud for Salt LAX
County. Territory u Utah.
order TO show eause Why order Of sale OF rsA
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u. II. scheitlor, Plaintiff,
VI
Albert ,. white and nosALa ~. White. Simon
D. tackle, ~. y. nitner, Seorgc Hourhton.
Louis Ius0, Althoa brown. wiiiism ".
Hnmans a. executor OF tho last will aud
Testament u Niiiiam r.. iiafmau. dece ascd
Nellie ". well. D. d. Gregg tud George W.
Uficsby and Mlllirn bibby, Defendants.
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Riculnps a RICHARDS. Attorney. Tor az
minntfatora.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-18
Comment on East Boston Riot.

If an American school house and the
Stars and Stripes cannot be carried
peaceably by any body of law abiding
men, whatever their race or their creed,
along the public highways of an Amer
lean city, the American people will de-
mand the reason why.-Boston Journal.
While opinions may differ as to the
direct responsibility for the murder, the
attack of the mob on the procession's
defenceless rear guard was outrageous,
uncalled for, brutal and un-American.
Evening Record.
BY as much as the leaders of the pa
triotic orders are better educated and
longer and better schooled in the spirit
of free government, than the East Bos-
ton mob, by so much more are they to
be blamed for the deplorable occur
rences of Independence day. They
set out to make trouble, they eX-
pected it, and they,-many OF them, it
proves,-went into the affair armed
with deadly weapons to meet the at
tack to be provoked. And the present
idiotic bawling of the A. p. A. organ in
Boston, of "To armsn' seems to show
how successful for them the outcome is
deemed to be. But we believe there ex-
lists in Massachusetts body of en-
lightened citizenship SO large, and
breathing such an air of mutual
good will and liberation, as to
stifie these exotic growths of bigotry
and intolerance, which have no proper
place on American soil aud under a
flag dedicated to the purpose of uplift-
ing the poor and the oppressed.
Springfield Republican.
Let us have peace-We all honor the
"little red schoolhouse" and the mag
nificent civilization of New England,
of which it is the root.
Let us have peace-we all love the
Stars and Stripes. Protestant and
Catholic and Jew and Gentle, We'll die
for it if need be.
Let us have peace-the great Amer
lean republic, the beacon light of liber-
ty and the hope of the common people
of all nations, is yet in its childhood.
Harmony and not discord is needed for
it's supreme development. Let Boston
set good and not a bad example. We
are all in the same boat-and it's a
mighty fine boat. So let us pull to-
gether to the attainment of the highest
American citizenship which means the
highest welfare and happiness. Let us
cooperate and not squabble.
Post.
The trouble is that there are in this
traditional hospitility and mental
blindness on both sides. Rub an A. o.
H. and you find Fenian; scratch an
A. P. A. and you encounter an Orange
man. The DISCUSSES that have been as
sumed are different from what they
primarily were. 1t has been realized
that it is difficult to import from Erin
the old quarrels and contentious of the
past, which led to massacres and out
RACES too numerous and horrible to be
described; but the old animosities that
caused these still exist, and the So
called patriotic societies, that are large
ly made up of Orangemen-and these,
many of them, persons of foreign birth
have cunningly taken up other de-
vices as means of perpetuating on
the soil of America quarrels that were
formerly carried on on the other side
of the Atlantic.-Boston Herald,