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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31
Attest DAVID r. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The N0m0Iock flTNrr IIhInK NVmVIHI, ~,
cation OF principal place OF business saw Law
CITY, utAh.
NOTICE IL HERknI GIVEN THAT "
~ Ameoting OF tho board OF dTecloisu t
sad company held on the lath day OF oesv
her, 1874, an assessment OF ten contt per suMa
was LEVIED on tho capital stock OF tho celpvtt"
ZION payable Immediately 10 A. lihnhuNii IN
Treasurer NJ hia ofiico Mccormick block, ~
Lake Ui,y, Utah, Any stock upon Nhion W.
assessment shall remain unpaid on hgraI
tho lOih day OF November, 1904 VIII % usiln
qaent and aiyortiaed for sale at public A., wy,
and unleaa payment 10 made before VIZ
sold on IhursiAy, tho ard day OF Deeemush
1854, az 10 O'Clock q. m, TO nay the delinqn..'
Assessment, together with tho coslh OF Hu'e'
uhing and expense OF sale.
By order OF board OF directoIs
JOSEPH a. COHEN, fecIeMs'
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah, OeIoDsT lssh' H'''
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In the District Court. Probate Liviaior, TAR,
judicial District, In and for SAT- LAte
County. tate " Utah


County, tate ~ Utah
In the Matter OF the estate Of ilita Mcads
1homTao son uauoi, deceased
NOTICE n nEknnY GlNEN THAT
~ Nille Mia spencer. HNeculfiN ~ tho
ittate 81 ilE4 MeGss ihamrson Barfsl de.
ceased. has rendered fof settlement, ana Sled
10 tad court, her mai account u her admins
tfation Of said estate aud sutton TOT nnal dis'
Intuition ~ the residue Of sad estate among
TIE peftonf entitled thereto, and that Wtdnos.
day tue l3th day of November, a, u. lst'l, -
D. O'Clock q M. At me court room 81 fald
court. in the Nounty Court House, SAT- ihte
tity ana County, Utah, has been duly appointed
BY tho Judge % said court, for the telilsment
81 said account aud hearing said petition tor
distribution, At which time aud placo am person
intercatod In sad estate may apreAf ana show
cause.if any there he.why SAID agcount should
not DO settled and approved aud nnal distribu'
uon made ~ prayed Tor,
Dated uctolcr lith, isld
q T. PHANTOM, CLERK.
By tuEp W. Dennis, Deputy CLERK
JNu ~ CgNNus
Attorney for kzecutrr.
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ASSESS eNT NOTICE.

Euckeye Mining Company, Situation Of rr.n.
pal piHrU % business No 40 tnst lem,
p.ott salt L4ke CIV, Utah
NOTICE Is ilENLbi GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the hoari ~ Directors of
The Buckuyc Mining "a held u ait tate CITY,
lAh OCTOBER Do. len, Hu EssHasmuut OF ora
tl cent pr share was levied ON tho cupital
ttuc. ~ me corporation, PAYABLE ut once 70
Frank s., taylor. rocrttary 80, a. Fast TeWp'e
hteot, HAlt Lake CITY. uthh, and any a;ork nn
which tho assessment ehnIl remain unpaid On
me snd uaY % ncrumhor, 1874 viii be della
quont and advertised Tor tuio ~ public auction,
hud n payment b. not made before viii be sold
on lhr u d uay ~ lOrruihof, lfiHi, % thn hour
81 o. iu., az thu oflcn OF the rnmpauY, so.
49, Main D., anlt tsku CITY, itah,tn pay AsHetf.
mrnt and costs OF advertising anu ,Aponte uf
sale,
FRANK \. TAYLOR.
$500. secretary.
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Aud In accordance with law. and ordsr Of tho
board Of directors made on the 2uth day Of
Aug, 1870. 10 manY shares OF each parcel Of
such stock ~ may 90 necessary Will be sold ~
the south uopf Of Weber County Court IOufo.
IN Ogden, Utah, on tho Sud day OF Nov. isiO
AZ y O'Clock noon, OF said day 20 pay deiin'
luent ahaessment thereon. together with tue
cost OF advertising And expenses OF the sale
j. U, ME, Secretary,
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DfllNoutNr NOTICE.

Name ~ Corporation Iu iulI told Vueen
Mining co place OF bustrets, salt Lake
nlno Yountain Ninihg pistrict. san Jnan
CO., Utah.
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n OTiCE THEME ARE DELINQUENT
- upon The following described stock on
account OF assessment Ievscd on he iuth day
~ August lsal, ihc several amounts set uupo'
tite ne names " the respective shafeholdtrs
A. follows
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Delinquent Notoe-Tho Montreal Minirr and
rmeitinF company principal place u
business salt Lake CITY, Utah. Location
County. Utah
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Ministers Should Use
Dr. Niles Heart Cure.

s.-uFRE Is No Profession. Whose
labors tosqvorcly tax tho noryouasys-
tenn. OH that of the ministry. Thodc-
rnnrcuont Of The nerve rcntetl Of tho brain
by over work frequently brings on attacks
Of heart trouble. aud nervous prostratlon.
ncv. =. T. hester, 81 b.. Pastor q. u.
church, London Mills, ills, himsolf physi-
clan, writes Fob e. 1856 "licatt affection
and nervous prustntion had becomo -
serious iaat f1ll shat "a iltilo over work H.
tho pulpit would 90 .muiciciy pf1atr4ir mo
mr. Miiecf that 10 seemed certain
must rcllnquiah tho work
Heart Cure Of tho n'nistry cnilruly.
Restores 90 bad iGat my auditors
rToot4L would AJAX mo " did not
ElSdItils.''s' have heart dircaac. Las.
November I commenced taking pr, Milci'
New Heart Cure alternately with ~. Miles
Noryinc and derived the greatest possible
benefit ! have iuatc'orcd revival work Of
10 weeks, preaching nearly every night and
twicaon the Sabbath eau speak Tor hours
without suffering A. I formerly did. Hard
working ministers should keep nf. Niles
grand remedies on hand"
Dr. Niles Heart Curr ir sold on guarantee.
frlt bottle viii benefit Or money refunded.
For snl,by all Druggists.
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY

NOTiCE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ uuon the following described s.uck on
account % assessments levied GA August .0tu.
irtN, the several amounts set opposite tho
names OF the respective tharoholdcrs, a. tot.
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NOTICE. TiiEnE ARE DELINQUENr
~ upon the following dsscrined stock on
account VI assessment No. J, levied on the j
day OF september, 1871, the spvcfA amounts
set opposite the names % the respective
stocsh ders, a. follows
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AN ORDINANCE.

Amending Sections ~. .. q, " q, %. .. a.
o. ~ OF chapter u OF the liovised
Ordinances Of ralt Lac CIV,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Eldorado Cold Mining Company Prinel.
pal place Of business, SAT- Lake
tnY, Utah.
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The state N Utah sondt greeting TO NJ. Q
~ Hanson, Defendant
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court Of tho Third Judicial
District Of the sistg q Utah, oouHly
OF SAT- Lake,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Crown Point Gold and -ilycr Mining
Co, 40 Mcrurnick block. talt Lake tity,
Utah. october -, aslr
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PROVO.
A Serious Charge.

i'novo, UrAn. oor. Al, 1870.
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kate ). CoyAlt. plainun Va JAmss y. CoyAit,
defendant
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Date OF ar.s publication. Oct Is. isss. '''''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-03-26
SWantOn.

MIR. Charles Murphy died at his
residence in Swanton the goth inst.
of paralysis. Interment was made
the 22nd at the Wilson burial
uptg. Rev. White, of the M. E.
chure1, conducted the funeral ser
vices +, 5
Nj s.Jtho Paugh. of Mt. Zion,
is HCing Mrs. Maggie Rhodes, of
this place.
AlYbffices and members Of Swan
toy bncil No. 95, Jr. O. U. A..
:. .,,.syga requested to assemble at
council chamber on Saturday even
ing, April 4th, as there is impor-
tant business to be transacted,
| suggest that some people of
Brookside would do well to purchase
a telescope for the coming season,
as the style in ladies' waists will be
much longer than they were last
fall. If they prefer spectacles Mr..
j. X. Wheeler can supply them at
reasonable cost, guaranteed to fit
any nose.
Pitch is the leading game of our
town at the present time.
Mr.. }. W. S. Painter had q very
severe case Of cerebro spinal men.
engitis, but glad to say he Is around
again. ORToLE.
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for you; this do in remembrance of
me. Likewise also the cup after
supper, saying, This cup is the
new testament in my blood, which
is shed for you" Then fellows
the tender discourse recorded by
John upon the 'Vine and the
branches" which is followed by the
matchless, sympathetic and COM
prehensive prayer for the disciples
and for all who "shall believe on
me through their word" Then
after they had sung hymn, "He
went forth with his disciples over
the brook Cedron, where was a
garden, into which he entered, and
his disciples This garden is Geth-
semane, the time is near midnight.
He leaves the body of the disciples
shortly after entering the garden
and takes with him Peter, James
and John farther into the garden
and then warning them to watch
with him, the Son of God goes
down to prayer. He wrestles in
such agony that "He sweat as it
were great drops of blood;" but at
length He gains the victory. Then
comes Judas with the soldiers and
Jesus is led away.
FRIDAY OF PASSION WEEK.
With the incidents of this sad
day every bible reader is thoroughly
conversant. The mock trials before
Uaiaphas, PLATE, Herod then back
to PLATE; the taunts, insults,
scourgings, and final condemnation
cause "our hearts to melt, our eyes
o'erfow'' as we read. Christ is
crucified, dead and buried. His
death occurred about the ninth
hour, or p. m. of Friday. He is
laid away in the tomb of Joseph of
Arimathaa, where he rests in the
arms of death throughout Saturday
and up to the first glorious Easter
Sunday morning. Here our article
| enuS. In Jne words Oh anOther we
say, "The Importance of all this
cannot be adequately expressed in
words. A dead Christ might have
been a teacher and wonder worker
and remembered and loved as such,
but only risen and living Christ
could be the Savior, the Life and
the Life Giver, and as such preached
to all men, and Of this most blessed
truth we have the fullest and most
unquestioned evidence. This is the
foundation of the church, the in
scription on the banner of her
armies, the strength and comfort OF
every christi an heart, and the grand
hope of humanity, The LORD Is
RISEN INDEED "
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For Sale Cheap,
GrantSVille.

More snow.
One Of the unpleasant phases of
sugar making was experienced this
and previous week when the sap
gatherers were compelled to wade
through the snow, and have the
same element precipitated upon
them while collecting the sap from
the vessels at the trees.
Our schools closed last Thursday.
Those in charge of the schools in
town.. 7. Miller, assisted by
Miss Martha Hinebaugh-were well
esteemed in general, we believe, as
we heard of little complaint. Now
boys and girls, the schools are
again closed. Another winter has
been added to the forever gone,
never-to- be-recalled and never-to-
return past. Time wasted can
never be recalled to be improved,
and not only does this apply to
pupils, but to parents and all as
we'll. We must either improve or
decline; progress or retrograde.
There is no such thing as a neutral
position in this respect, in this life.
Time flows on increasingly, and if
we do not improve it and opportu-
mites as they come we are declining.
"Whatsoever a man soweth, that
shall he also reap" IS a scriptural
principle which applies to every one,
both great and small. Those who
thoughtfully and studiously read
good books and periodicals will
harvest an abundance of knowledge
and wisdom. Those who devour in
great voraclous gulps trashy, sensa-
tional and inferior literature, when
their harvest is reckoned, among
the products of their seed will be
found impaired memory, principles
of character ditto, and an hundred
fold of intellectual vacuum. 1t is
a physical law, that an organ or
member of the body in order to be
strong and healthy, must have nee
essary exercise and action, and the
brain, the seat Of intellect, is no
exception. We should not allow
our minds to become "rusty," and
they, like iron, require being used
continually to prevent its accumu-
lation. Too often are the school
books neglected from the close of
school to its reopening. The dust
accumulates upon them, and,
When ones books are dusty,
The mind is as rusty"
Remember it is not so much what
we knea0 as what we kn0W.
It is not so much. knowledge obtained,
As 1t is by knowledge retained,
That much is gained.
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FARMS For SALE.

offer for sale the following described
nurms, situated about three and One-half
miles north east of Oakland:
|. The farm of Mrs. Goodwin, containing
100 acres. all under fence-gOod barn, small
frame house. young orchatd, about 60 acres
cleared. Price s., 600. Cash payment of 800;
balance at 90 years with interest
>. Farm of Mrs. Antionette Coles contain
ing about l25 acres, nearly all under fence;
about one-third cleared; good barn, frame
house. Price, $1,000. Cash payment of 500
balance at 20 years with interest.
opportunity is offered to secure a home on
most favorable terms.
4 Also the "Swan Meadows tract contain
ing about 500 acres, lying about four miles
South of Oakland. Will be sold as an entire
ty or subdivlded to suit purchasers. Terms
easy. E. II. SINCELL, Atty,
Oakland, Nd
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Sunday.
lAMarried, at the groom's parents
pm Savage River, March II, 1896,
Ry Rev. John Green, Mr.. Jonas
roadwater and Miss Edith NJ
roadwater.
Merrill Bros. are running their
lngle mill at full blast.
Pr. and Mrs. johnson Broadwa-
4 were visiting their uncle, Mr..
Junkins, last Sunday.
Isl Awould like to hear from the
= ermany correspondent once
again..
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WHY SHOULD YOU SEND YOUR CHILE
BRIaR-ReND SEMINARY.

LIST. He Tor She can be prepared for college;
he can study DO, k Keeping, shorthand. t!pe-
begin 6is course in medicine or nharmacy
under teacher who has made the subject"S Of
chemistry specialtY.
2nd. II is a home school (co- educational
and for limited number) and is conducted
with all the loving, care-taking ministratioDs
for individual development that the name
implies.
3rd. Students require the most bracing,
nerve building climate, and here they have
it, Among the recreations are skating, boat
ing, tennis, bowling
4th. English. Latin, Greek, French, Span
ish German, Musical and Art courses. Bible
study and high ethical teaching will fit him
for noble Christian career
L. B. SWAN, Principal,
l8-lyr Mt. Lake Park, Garrett Co Nd.
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Elbow.

Farmers should begin their spring
work, but look disappointed on
account of this big snow.
Measles is the order of the day.
Mr.. j. H. Gregg is doing . big
business with his Touring mill.
Some Of our young folks attended
the entertainment at Red Hill last
Friday night.
Miss Carrie Broadwater was Wis
iting friends and relatives at Red
Hill.
Mr.. II. NJ. Miller, of New Ger
many, passed through this vicinity
one day last week on his way to
Homecoming.
Miss Fife Merrill is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. Dewitt, of Western
port.
Mr.. j. W. Mcintyre contemplates
going to West Virginia in the near
future.
Mrs. Ellen Mcintyre, who has
been sick, is convalescing.
Dir. John Bancord, of New Ger
many, took his departure last week
for Clarksburg, W. Va.
Mr.. Charles Merrill, of Pennsyl-
wanna, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. &. L. Broadwater, of West
ernport, was at New Germany last
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JULIUS G. RENNINGFR,
~ ATTORNEY & t'OU NSELLOR AT LA W,
Office opposite pOstOfice, OAKLAND, MD
Will practice in the courts OF Mary land asd
West Virginia.
Real estate and mercantile law given spe-
cial attention. Coll ectionS and invtStme nts
made for clients, i5-lyT'
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AViltOn.

Squire Robson, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is, we
are glad to say, slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John burst, of Paw
Paw, are here visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Cletus Mckenzie is making
preparations for building a large
barn this spring.
We notice Mr.. Walter Crow has
returned home from Bayard, W.
Va, where he has been engaged in
the lumber business. Glad to see
you, Walter.
Nelson Lancaster has just retur-
ned from a prolonged visit among
friends in Allegany county.
Rcy. David Morrell preached a
very able and interesting sermon to
large audience Sunday last at the
Cherry Grove church. Services
every two weeks at 1870 a. M.
Mr.. Simeon Green, of near Lo-
naconing, has purchased the Brown
farm for the sum Of $4,000, and
expects to take possession April LIST.
Mr.. Henry Morrell, one of our
most prominent young men, has
just left for Piedmont. W. Va,
where he expects to be employed by
his uncle Andrew Morrell, who is
engaged in the coal business.
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b. y q. r. II. Timetable.

The following time table on the
B. & o. went into effect on Sun
day, March Is. 1896. Trains now
leave Oakland as follows:
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FOR SALE.

The farm belonging to Elizabeth Maley.
situated two miles north of Deer Park adjCI-
ming the lands of Jack Cooper. Fundenbe 4,
about 6S acres cleared, and is improved by
good house and Outbuildlngs. Apply on The
premises. y im.*
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vnnconrer,s We1come 10 u.

Chang is expected here tomorrow, and the
local Cinnamon have already made eX-
tensive preparations to welcome their dis
tinguishcd countryman. A triumphal
arch Of immense size is being erected at
the Canadian Pacific depot, and a plenti-
full supply of fireworks have been OBJ
tained. An address, of course, will be pre-
sented, and a request made for the ap'
pointment of Il local c4psul, China not
having any representative in Canada. The
board of trade will also press Vancouver
claims for the appointment of n consul
here. Ii Hung Chang will stay on board
the Empress of China until the vessel sails
on Monday.
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Atlantic League.


NEW NO.G sept IA mass meeting
was held in Cooper Union last night under
the auspices Of the campaign committee sf
the Nc Mckinicy league. Torrance V Pow
dorly, late master workman of the knights
of Labor ana ex-senator Warner Miller
were tine chief speaker; The meeting was
planned for wage oarucrs and "a very largo
audience was present early, and when tho
speaking began the large hail wa, crowded.
Several Bryan men war. present and
made choir presence known by loud cheers
for their candidate. This interruption
was speedilyl~toppcd 10y the police. after
which the program of the evening was
carried out
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Chas B. Hood, Broker and Manufacturers
Agent, Columbus Ohio, certifes that DR.,
Kings New Discovery has no equal as a
Cough remedy. J. d. Brown, Pop. st.
James Hotel Ft. Wayne, Ind, testifies that
he was cured of Cough of two years stand
ing, caused by La Grippe, by DR.. Kings New
Discovery. b. T. Merrill, Baldwinsville,
Mass. says that he has ased and recommend
ed it and never knew it to fail and would
rather have it than any doctor, because it
always cures. Mrs, Hemming, a22 L. 25th
ST., Chicago, always keeps it at hand and has
no fear of Croap, beeaEse it instantly relieves.
Free Trial Bottles at A. Wasleys Drug Store
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GOSHEN. Ind. Sept. 1.-The Lake Shore
through express, carrying mails and eX-
press from New York to Chicago, caught
fire near here last night and thousands Of
dollars worth of goods, with much mail
mattcr, were destroyed Whom tho flames
were discovered the train wa, slowed down
and an effort made to eXtiuguish them
1t proved unuvailing, and a wild run with
che blazing train was male foi" this city,
six miles away. The fire Department was
called and the fire subdued, but not before
much Of the valuable eXpressugc had been
destroyed
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Cn.toIn Monsr annrNea nn rroons..

FL PAso, Tex. Sept. lL-No attack
was made by Yaqui, or insurroctionist,
on the Jua-ez custom house. although one
was expected Wednesday night The en-
tire town is undsr arms, inchsding four
eonpanie- of infantry, one Of cavalry and
one hundred rulHles. The custom house
is carefully guarded by regular troops and
armed clerks. 'Gwo troops of cavalry ar
rived yesterday from Durango Three
more troops Of the same regiment have
been stationed at Ahumida, sixty miles
south OF JuaruZ. Sgnta THRESHOLDS house
rs guarded lF armed friends, but there
has been no conflict yet Of any kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-09-11

Mrs Agnes dc We're. who was injured in
New York iu bicycle collision. died at
the Roosevelt hospital.
A delegation from Vermont headed by
Senator. Proctor called un Major MCkiu-
10y no Canton this morning
The Iowa Pupuhst state convention in-
dor-ed the Democratic state ticket, and
declared for Bryan and free silver
Niichucls, the Welsh bicycle rider, and
professional champion of Great Britain,
win meet John ;,. johnson In "a match
race for three heats on the Toronto Island
track sept ID.
Chairman Hinklcy, of the New York
Democratic state committee denies the
report that he and senator Hill had On.
deuyorcd to swing the state convention tt
| Palmer and Buckner,
John Mccarthy, who is supposed 60 bel
| notorious bank robber, was arrested al
SAN Francisco Mccarthy is charged viii
| having been implicated in the attempt t'
| loot the First National bank of Los Angeles
| by tunnelling beneath the vaults,
1t doesn't matter much whether sick head
ache. biliousncss, indigestion and constpa
tion.are caused by neglect or by unaYoidabl
circumstances DeWitt's Little Early Riser
win speedily cure them all, c, II, Hagen
! buCh
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OAKLAND, Md, ScPs 1.-THE kepubn-
can congressional contention Of the SIKH
district met again yesterday, anathe 5s)th
ballot was taken without rcsulE Pearre
Of Allegany and Mcdonald Of Montgom-
cry have been the teading candidates,
Each has reached elevsn votes, bat it takes
thirteen to nominate. The deadlock prUm-
ises 90 Doe prolonged, Us no dark horse has
yet developed much strength. Allegany
.Tiod without result t. have J JEJlge Stake
uomiIated. 1t is not thought that any of
the original candidates can Tin. EGtc
yesterday afternoon ghe convention adj
ipuruel 20 meet at Rockville sept n.
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Death Of weii Known comedlon.

NEW YORK, sept. Thames Lewis. the
well known comedian, died yesterday at
West Hampton, H. l. Mr. LOWS was 55
years of age His demise was caused by
heart trouble bu' he had bcenin fairly good
health until within afcw days His last en-
gagemcnt, which closed three weeks ago,
was at Daly'- London thcatcr, where he
played DIR. Qualities in Augustin Dalys
comedy, Love ON Clutches He arrived
in America on Saturday week in Seem
ingly good hoalth. Mr. Lewis was mar
ricd TO a Boston lady He leaves no issue.