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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-08
SiEsipitlt,7lS.
THE STATE OF iDITli CAROLINA. !
tUr%TY or nHNENr.
nrG ni Common | l"AS

or $OJTl; ItHDL!NA.N
N0rHTr or i'iyNEN>. !
Court nf tnn:n'on il,.aN
Malin,i, Hopkins, Eliza !loii,iay, Eliza J..
Nounwblood. Francis &. Nelson, sarah
Duckworlh, Marh;, \. White. William
J. Perry, .tiilaliu,n li"liluv. Martha
Chapman. Aaron II. Mann. Eu.cni.
MaulGin nrd Crayt"u MauIii h: their
muar,lin AL lilrm Bert MrulLn and
Elizabeth Observation-Disclosures
Against
Eliza Pilgrim, William Mann amd the
heirs at law Of Mil>trH,l Mann, deceased
whose names and nunhrr are unknown
--DcicndautS.
Summons for Relief.
Complaint not Scrvri.)
70 the Defendants abov" nau,,l:
You are hereby Summoned ard re-.
qurch to answer the complaint in This
action, which i filed in thr iiic" OF The
Clerk of the Court at pirkru>, :. {. and
to serve Il copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
Office at PickcnS, :. G.. within tWrnt :
d"ys after lIlr service hereof. rNrlu>Ivr OF
the day of such service: a,!d il v;;l fail To
answer Tie cnmraint within the tive
Aforesaid. The Plainl,l;> il this actinn will
apply 20 Tie court for he relief demanded
in th" complaint.
Dated 3l>t August, \ y. 1886.
j. NJ. :>rEW.lRT /. {. /.
{. t.. E0niNSON,
l'lHiHtftl's Ali"ANry.
To Il" D"irnA;nt. ;,hny" nam Il:
Take notice that the Cnlnrini,t in
'ti' action WAS flied iu the Ollie" "f th,
Clerk "i Tn" Court. IL i'ick"m-. =. G., on
l.ir .ils", tiaE 81 \tIri.l I,,iii. ulL i. nov,
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Srii-GW
ENtrHct~ ErOm CORES kru<.r
From, .IurGiu iI0r>" Co.'s Gntu-

| received your cotalorur. and am
Very much pleased 10 hear f.o,, rom
and vonr Nlorman horses | Inu,l
think there is, or ever wa. rs Good
family Of horses -Anacrsou Ir)io.
Rockford, Ohio.
I am clad to know chat throuch all
the craze for torcisn-hrcl horses the
Morgan horse has been preserve, in
purity. +. Moore, Elvaston, ILL.,
am ALWAYS interested in tln oIor-
gan horse. When was smll bow nv
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-08

All township commissioners
will have all roads workod and
have each hand t. put in good
tImo and put the roads in good or
der. MATrHEW HENDRICKS,
OCtGwl
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS

forbid any person from hunting, cutting
'Imhrr or crossing my premises in any way
"Nc"ptin the public road without my con
sent. j. MARION LOOPER.
Mica, S. G., April q. 1895.
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W,"Uld-l'c "ustnnrr'"f any consider
"hir min"uMl "' goods in "ur linr)
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,,r,i,,,, ,T ri'lt ''.,,,,' '.t .'''' H"H
i'lc!sun and rr,,:rn, and in oi,li,inn
thereto, reasonable comprnsntirm
irr time i" & in case we fail To dem
d" 'i",' that a" save N"n ",nry
''"'"H - our HHi;N',.
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sa..g iutr inr "a Il .ucI a.
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....'na iu 'nr.r ,"gIl..r order ON.
..... ...'- to- 'hj. ."",rr..
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.... g.. 81. -iIr, tt.i prices.
j.". '."0,, and boy = hAt> !, oar brHg
!..'araL.
..'..' l...", 'a.a boys clothing, furnish
'"l- ""@ "'"c"a;>.
len iIe most elegant line Of ladies
-n"b> 10 II" i"uHI Wl'iin Il radius of l0C
inii"r. | as !lciW..'c everything necessary
10 II iA"E "lltr. 1t i conceded we hay,
'Hc EE@r>l ,"'"l'FN driHrlinrnt ID the
''h'. y! "'\' - ui'>E making depart
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Ill mouse ,u'i!>Al'i%S we simply out Hi;
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Not iccs

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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-08

Eliza Pilgrim, William Maun and tn"
heirs at law Of Mil>trnd Mann, ,lrcrHSch
whose names and niumhrr are Unknown
ll,f l.
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IIEADVILLE STRIKE.
vsn Trouble DisSinS AmOnG The
Colorado Miners.
,,,suREs 10 SUPPRESS VIOLENCE
p,,ls.d up,u by tn GOvern'r-ihe
Men APP al 10 oh'r Unions
In the state.

LKApyiLLE, Colo, Nov. TO- Tho
mos, important move yet made by the
.,,Ihlne minefs is today announced on
.h,, Il considered reliable authority
m, ,.lsmsn, that tho governor has
a,eldsd to take summary measures 10
,gppts,s iurth.r violence hero aud
b,,ns the strike 10 an END has, ~ said.
,,a,,d the officers OF the union,
l,essi by the westcrn federation Of
miners, TO send missionaries TO all
,,hst unions 10 tho state 10 urge them
IA ip,ugutate ct once n sympathetic
,,tiks, thus tying up all mines OF the
,,.,s. cripple Creek and Telluride
ar, 10 take the inistive. In this CON
psc,lon n 10 stated upon the authority
,bai mlns managers In ldontana had
cscldei upon making reductions on
Inc Wages Of nifty cents n day. Thib
n,xrscled 10 participate a strike BY
ihe largest minors' unions In this
country. The Montsna unions have
t,,p contributing literally In aid OF
The Lsadvii.e strikerr, but Win
,lfike imminent ~ their camp u u
b,lievei, they hereafter Will keep all
lhslf money nj home.
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rnr rnus>I.S .rrr.
rabiis Finance. i- a satisfactory zen.
ditiou.

dtttou.
BERLIN, Nov. 2O.--rhc Prussisn
Diet opened today. The speech from
the throne, read by the imperial chan.
ceilor, Prince Hohlenioho, referred
10 the hvor,bis condition OF the finan.
oss. the budget. OF lsg5.05 ani 1895. VI,
showing considerable SURPRISES, while
the estimates for 1878 Iii not show
a deficit Continuing, tho speech
teAl.
"Allhough the continuance OF such
a aituauon any length Of umo Ia un-
rnIiain, ~ IL t0uuu practieabls 20 rails.
th. salaries Of tho middle grad. aud
superior state officials, as we'll a. ths
salaries OF ieaohon In middle schools
anj uniyersitles aud 10 Increase tho
grants Tor widows aud orphans."
The speech further ANNOUNCED bills
Tor the increasing Of tue salaries ~
Elementary school teachers aud 70.
arranging the emQlumeni- OF Judges.
Measures will also DO submitted for
reducing the interest OF 4 per cent
lOaos, Introducing . system Of obllga.
tory redemption Of uebt und lot the
establishing Of an equalization fund To
oJvef future denciisi providing tor the
construction Of railroads; TIM Iutcnass
VI lho Hesitseho- l.udwigs railway by
tbs STATE; Amending tho law OF public
association aud adopting measures IN
favor Of P.ussiAn agriculture.
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rnr ,hr nan,lI,.l,h s N.aI..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-Proiessor
David starr JtrdAn, pre,ident OF the
Leland Stanford university and y
member Of tue Brring Sea commission,
had smother conferences today with
Assistant Secretary Hamiin on the
subject OF his forthcoming report.
Tue professor declined 10 discuss nj
any length the facts involved In the
Investigation OF the commission In adj
vance Of the report. IL was his opinion.
however, thpt the Paris award proved
ineffective In prsventing the wholssnle
tlsugh isr OF seals, whiuh must result
In time In practically DISCRIMINATING
the hords. The Inhibition OF tho use
Of firearms and the substitution OF
spears had not resulted In the good OK.
psoted, and ON the whole the sltustion
vas no, altogether encouraging 10 tbs
friends o. iho s1alf. The professor cou.
identity expected, however, that tho
investigation iust concluded by our
own and the British commissioners
would result In better general under
standing aud willingness on the part
Of al concerned TO do Whatever 10
found ueeoiul 10 prevent the annihila.
uon OF the seal herbs.
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VALLEY CRY, n. d.. Nov. 2O-.h
man snl womsn, each about 40, ar.
fsvod at the hotel yesterday and fagis-
tered a. ThGmaa OwOnH aud wife, New
Rockford. This morning they we're
found duad elapsed In each othtf's
srms. a note containing money for
the burial taii: "rhough teparntsd In
lie We are ono In death; make no in'
quirics ~ 10 ua."
Resolved, that this body hereby en-.
dDtses the resolutions In tsgatd,to free
and unlimited coiusre Of silver VI the
ratio Of 10 T. l, asrp % by the Amer.
lean i,duiA ion a. abnf, Chicaf o,
Dsctmbsf, 1898, ia Denver, Dscsin.
her. 1895, anu New YORK, Dscsmbef,
1895.
Several OF the delegates who voted
In the negative said they did IN, not
becauis they wefu opposed TO the text
VI tho resolution bus because they cou-
sidsfsd itinludicious % place tue OF.
ganiIation on record.
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Al ILoPGarNr cIuH.
uiEb school oiri. A.e asmb,r. OF the
New society.

New society.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-rhs Timss.
Herald tayt.
The marriage OF A. Il. wickheim
10 Miss Jsssio Jeunings, which fol.
lowed an ,iofemsnt 10 Milwaukee,
has htCu fht 10 Hight the existence OF
an culopemsnt CLUB ~ Hyde Pax.
Girls VI the high school Hre faii 10
be ths members. hiis. Jenuings's
clopsment fast following others IN
Hyde pafh has given wiieapresl To.
llof In tho existence Oi au olorement
clun. Incredible NJ u may scem, n IL
the cardinal principle Of tbs CLUB that
the older tue man Induced u elope,
the more credit will 10 accorded the
slfl who wins him. The club IL 90
much y reality that It, written csnsti.
tuition has been found and the SALIENT
features OF II are a. followti
This organization shall be called the
II. T.. Ilopcmont club.
Absolute secrecy A. TO time and de-
paftuis VI elopments shall be main.
talned, even between msmbsfs.
Membership shall be limited 70 seven
aud shall cease ths moment the we'd.
ding ring IL placed on n true sisters
nngef. Tue older the man inveigled
into clipping, the more credit shall be
given the departing sister.
Boys under eighteen years arc not 10
be considered responsible.
Milwaukee IL the Gfe,ns Green pre-
iefabig.
Trunks and irousavau absolutely for
biddrn.
Long wedding trips are also barred.
The penalty tor being member for
longer than two Jeafb 10 expulsion.
Each departing member shall tug-
gest \ tistyT 10 take her place.
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Paris Pointers.

LONDON, Nov. 20 -Dispaiohe, from
PARIS give the following items Of
French newG
A weekly Journal called tho Eugiish
anu American GaEstts will be- started
In Paris on Saturday In tho Interest Of
English speaking teaidenls.
IA. Ffauciiqus sarcsy has won HE
action agalns. the Petit Journal for
his bruique diam
A hospital for Jockeys il 10 be built
at Chsntilly.
IL 10 stated that NJ. Hsnotaux, the
minister OF foreign aiairs, will get the
chair In the academy left vacant by
the death Of NJ. ChAlomri Licsur.
The acsdemy awards NJ. Hanotaux q
prlzo fot his history o. Cardinal Rich-
lieu.
Inc Dteyius affair continues TO sim.
mer. IL 10 reported that arrests nrr
immincnt In connection with tho mis-
appropriation and publication OF the
Judicial documsnt.
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OWNERSHIPOF STOCK
Walker Brothers Want AInIDs Shares
Delivered to Rlghilul Owners.
FRiUGnroSAs uowDIDeR TRIAL
Ihi D'tniaut' ou thu stand Both are
Young hllnw. sui Fraughton
somewhat nonin.

vs,Il,r u,.,h.. l..I.. ~
,,sna,d .,,1, ,a ~, ra1 80.
80, 49,. -, -, 1870
.o''' w" ilo'o'ls against oihon
bambofger, w. >, Flgatc add j. X,
Walker Jr Toe complaint allege,
that Fug.te nd ,tbe,. d.,oait.s win
a.. ,I.t.,.o. .,.- ~
w p',,n'. " uu'pi An eso'o" as'es-
meht i'v'J1D shafes OF stock OF the
Omahs Mi1ing Company, that ou
Nav. a. isgg 4 II w.Is., n, Ali
10 a.. ..,.,,,,,- '.
W. """s p"'p"'es '"
bsa contract With FnSate whereby j.
II. Walker il. clalm1d 10 have sue.
ee.ded In gu,a,y. ,t,ht. u,s.,
an. -. ,,
Wv 0oN Hs'e'"ep'' 'u' on
Nov. 10 1880, the defendant walker
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them rom American journals appear.
ina uetwson the 6tb and i:h q
October were then presented 70 him
tor the fiIst time.
"Aftor glanciDg rapidly over the
headings he sale; ~ u may say that,
having seen the cafdtnal [3atolul sud
having spoken 10 him OF tness reports
which nppeared In the newspapers
concern ny the matters 10 which you
have just drawn HE attention, he says
o.cmnly that thpylife.wholly devoid Of
foundation. buoh AZ he has been here.
t0iofe. such he IL anu shall continue a.
be, In fesptoi 10 tue United stHtos.
AZ a representative OF the holy father,
he has afiven 10 rise anu considers
that hs has succeeded In rising above
nil differences ana pctaonalities.'
"And then, iforgeltlDgi the formal
method Of uttefancu hethsd been EN-.
plying, he spoke In the mt person
singular, saying the following wotdsi
"'l have stfiven ON every occasion
TOT peace and common veal Of the
church AID c0uutry, Loyalty 10
church snd country, which Il the title
Of my book. bias ever been my motto"
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LONDON, Nov. 20.-rhs Paris cor
respondent Of the DAILY Mail save:
Ibui inauguration lOf tho univeftily
which was tupptrssed during the
revolution wa. most Impressive anu
imposing Ceremony, and wa. 70 Ell.
quotts-laden that A.. CTozieI, The
director OF the protocol nas CD.
liged TO tuperviso tho proceeding
In ths minutost dalaii. From
hve 10 BIZ tnoufnnI students
with brilliant array Of 40 able peIsou-
ages and diplomats we're prsssnt, tue
United StatesI being 4 represented.
The speeohe, wefa aeadomioAl aua
somewhat uull. President EauFe be-.
slowed the grad ofose Of the legion OF
honor on Wee Rector NJ. Gerard. The
orchestra OF the oonservatoiTo played
selsctions during the ceremony.
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AN APPROACHING EVENT.
The nAliounl ContcI OF Women OF the
Unlud sia'c,-ilis coming Meet
log Ia Boston.

i.x.rutix. ,,a.ti,, n, ,h.
N.,,..1 ca,,.u :, 49,. 80, A..
N"on,' Sou"o'' W "'"'" w" w
hsid this year IN Boston, the .nd, sra
end 9Th Of December, In tho hall Of the
Y. M. O.. A.
r,. .,,, .,,., ..u
i"' '''""Es "'N"' "s'''".i '"u"o"
as suoh' occur unenhihlly Ia Washing'
ton, The last, In 1895, covered .
n.,ioa nj txo vosk.. Including thru.
~. ,.',-,-,.
sss'ohs sa,' ~ '"s's "''n"iAi'
each natlonbl society composing
the Council huds opportunity 20
,,...n, A. woYk l,.,o,. ,,.,..,nt,tIv.s
-
OF sl he oths' soo's"es' mus
coming In touch with much larger
audienoes thatil oluld oihefwlso reach.
The Wide range OF topics anu the aolll-
~ With which ihey are presented give
q sisnifeanee anu value 10 theto c1n.
ferences which should Dc very he'p vi
IN nrActloal llhes " VIOLA
The executive beard Is com posed Of
the president, And one representative
rom each organization IN lhr council
Tue annual meoung OF such boafs
means more ulEn Simply the Hahsac'
ton of IL oNn buslaeit' Ihls coultg
frssion In Boston, Whllv primarily Toe
anlual business meeting OF thf up"fi,
vii nell 10 tbiee nuh.lc gamer 81
great interest NJ thuse heolinss
prominent womon from al over the
country wlll DO present, anu 'hS coca
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The chilean oabis., Trouble,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 20.--A special 10
thu Herald IRON Valparaiso. Chile,
sayE
rhe ministerial arrangement have
again collapsed. Ismael IocornnI, VINO
had accepted the portfolio Of tho war
and navy departments, has Withdrawn
his acceptance, owing 10 his nfiilia.
lions with the ciericais, who Oh.
Ieoted TO tho presence In the
cabinet OF Vergars Doaoso, q prom.
iIent member OF the Liberal Alliance.
rhe situation IL growing serious anu
there was meeting at the presiue Ut .
palace OF prominent politicians, leaders
OF all parties 10 consult rs 10 neans OF
arriving at solution OF the present
imbroglio.
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INTERVIEW Win sAroLL:.
Tre Cardinal ,onrAdiei. yariaus
N,w,pApsr Runners.

RALIIaonE, Nov. 20. The Sun's
spec.Ri esrrspondtnt In Rome has
interviewed Cardinal SAtolli In Isla.
lion to the reports published In this
county concerning Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Ireland anu otheia lie
writes AZ follows
~ then dIew his attention 10 the
reports ana Iumors mauo about him
Immediately alter BishOp keane's
resignation VI tue reoloiship Al Wash
ingtou nnivvraiiy anu OF tne part no
10 said to have played IA II.
"his attention was also directed TO
the onApgp said 10 have somewhat
suJdenly come about ia his attitude
toward certain mSmbeIs OF tho
hierarchy.
"Various phases AMI iull details OF
these runioTs, % well known TO lhoss
who nave loliowoI the polemics That
arose on this question la tho United
States curing lnu last low wesks, welo
evidently quite nnknown 10 him.
"Clippinss when l had made Of
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A SEw KIM OF SHEEP.
a Cross Bs,ws.a che Persian ana
msrine,


BERISRLy. Cal, Nov. 20.-The agri.
cultural department Of the Universiiy
Of Caliior ola 10 raising q new KIND "
sheep. The superintendent Of the ex.
pertinent station ut PAro Robies has
succeeded In breeding n variety OF
sheep that will moan much TO tho
wool aud meat markets. IL IL the TO-
sult OF the cross breeding Of Persian
aud Msrino. Experiments along the
same lines, though not 80 complete,
were conduoted.by George Washington
with marked advantage.
Two years ago three full.blooded
rams were received from the Persian
government anu tho experiments were
commenced In cfohs breeding. Tho
oiispnng resulted In n variety, Ad.
mirably adapted 10 the California
climate, showi Ing wool and meat above
the quality OF ANY yet obtained. They
are coiorod, white, reddish brown anu
black, the black being held principally
for commercial purposes. The wool
was OF n texture between tho Persian
and Merino, the average length being
eight inches.
Recently tho fifsi sample OF the
wool wAH offered for sale In Ban Fan.
cisco aud brought an advance OF four
cents on the usual price fer q pound.
The new species aitains = tTeDen dous
tize ana are very broad backed.
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RocnEsTrE, n. ", Nov. 20.-rhc
genera! assembly OF Knights Of bND Z
declared today Tor ir-o silver, By add.
a. !; = elaute q the i7ih plank Ut the
declaration tubmit,rd by the commit o
on law. ha originally framed, this
plank held NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonds,
bills ~ credit or noies ere not TO b
issued by the government but tina,
when nucd arises the emergency
should be net by legal tender non.
iutsust barring money. The aided
clause declares for tres aud unliriiloi
coinage VI silver NJ ratio VI 10 70 I,
tssAtdltss Of the action Of any other
nation.
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A COLONIZATION SCHEME.
Reports from The Hermit Islands Say
The Men are Dead.
a san Francisco Carpenter Coacsis.s
the Iasa OF ,appiyiuE the Du.LS
u.idens with Husbands.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. co.
l.. J. RslnhAIt, u carpenter Of this
city, IA tired Of carrying on a hand.io-
mouth existence In America anu l.
trying TO raise n body OF men TO under
take novel colonization scheme.
His plan ~ TO buy u vessel, tquip u
ana ssll 10 tho 81. John or Hermit
Islands Ia the South Pacific ocean,
whore no Inhabitants are left but
dusky bellies whose husbands and
brothers have boon killed ny cannibal
wars OF taken away by blackbirdert.
Captain Bergman OF the American
sisame: Bonstza recently tent the
news 10 this CITY OF tho peculiar con.
dltion OF sEaltu On tue Hermit Islands.
Ho SAID that his ship was blown out
OF It, course anu anchored QUE day
close 10 Que Of the islands. He wss
sstonlshed TO soc none hui women on
tho coral reef, for II was hardly more
tuan that. TINS womsn SWAN like
mnrmaids TO the ship. They told Of
The condition or in.ifs on sls Island
tl1 Wehtta tht tskthtu W INV Huhu
OF his sailors. They said they wouli
heap upon them all tho honors Of
dutky royalty n thoy would take their
fosidencs smous than.
Rsinnart declares that II 10 not the
report OF tho husbHndless women that
has moved him 10 project this enter
prite. HesAys 10 10 dltsaliaiactionw with
The conlition OF tho labor world anu
thu deaire TO lead q peaceful existence
without having 10 struggle day aud
night for bead and butter. He wants
to form . republic on cooperative
lines. He says q. II 10 Ia tho south
Seas the Islands support the natives
with very little worh. by combining
forces anu pooling interests no BELIEVES
this proposed band eau have ali the
comforts Of life with little labor.
Tue scheme IN for iilty men 10 put up
enough money 20 buy schooner anu
provision her for tho voyage and Al
least q yeaf's stay on Whatever island
II may be- decided 10 settle upon. On
fiEst landing they will build a tort anu
then take possession VI the iillAbIe
ground. With them they will take
spous aud fruit trees aud RsinhAIt says
thea In y few years they ought to DO
exporting great quantities OF South Ssa
island products.
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a cLEvELaND BLAZE.
The rirs sprsaai.g 10 Alarming Pro-
pertions.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 20. - Fire
broke out shortly before o O'Clock this
morning In tho iive story building Mt
superior street, occupied by ii. W.
Lue'semeyer A CO.. wholesale hard.
wars aud paint uealeTB. Tao flames
ssnsinaled In tho paint epaIlmsnt.
me entire building was soon envelop.
81 in flames.
~ w. Lueikmeyer, the hon OF the
.nlor partner u the firm, was badly
autheu 10 attempting TO sublue tue
nes, The remainisg fify persons
'os building, u II believed, escaped
~ nle'y. A strong wind prevented
nv htemen from getting control VI the
nv Ahd carried the flames nigh over
'us adjoining buildings.
WAS feared tbs big SIX story build
o.s g On the weat sido would 20 and ut
s'aD ANtoond alarm wa cent out, bring.
us twenty-five engines, two lire boAta
~ water tower. Al 1880 u. m.
w nio seems Deyona all control and
,,ai he nts was practically under con-
WI ~ II o'ciock; tho fiTemen having
iIueeeeleu In oonnning the flames 10
,nu,s,VsscmeSer'a building, which was
.s,siy Consumed with oontents. Tine
0'h'ng haiidings were more or lsss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. .O.-For tue second
time Ia Chicago's history u generals
fedofHl army u TO entertain the city's
society people NJ u ball.
Twrniy.fouf Year, ago, Just ~ the
town was raiiying from the Effects OF
the great nfe, Gen. Phillip II. Shori.
dan gave q brilliant reception and
dance Ia the old btAndsrd nall that
was The talk Of society folks through.
out the season. Now Gen. Wesley
Merritt Il preparing TO duplicate the
other generals entortninmtnt.
Tue gvneral's ball will he given on
thu evsnipg OF Dec. 4, two weeks from
toiay-in tho ASSEMBLY room OF tue
Auditorium. Threv hundred ip-.ta.
tons have been iseued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Mre.
Rls.gerson, vino conducts one Of the
l.fgssl i9inll millinery stores In this
eliJ confessed Iudgmsattoia amount
log to $4,000. Executions were Is
sued. Tue shrr II IL In charge Of th"
iiofu.
LOspos, Nov. 20.--The failure OF
c. T.. Smitn was announced on stock
exchange today. II 10 considered
,Ather an important failure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.--At the meeting
today VI the executive committee OF
tho National Republican league, Pres.
ident Wooumansee announced that
President.eiect Mckinley would attend
the national convention Of the league
At Detroit next July. CLUBS aTe urssd
TO lakp part In the Inaugural pIoovssion
In Washin2ton On March f.h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-20

LONDON, Nov. 20.--At Bow Street
police enuII tVeay Edward J. Ivory,
alias Bell. the alleged American dyna.
inter Of New York City, charged with
contplting TO cause explosions, was
formally committed Tor trial nj the
nsxt sessions Of tho central criminal
court.
EdwArd II. Canon, q. o., member
Of Parliament for Dubiin University,
formerly solicitor general Tor Ireland,
conservative. has been engaged 10 dc.
lend Ivory.