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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

rNRusTEE's sALR-BY VIRTUE OF A
i deed Of trust dated November 81, 1es2, and
recorded . in the clerks once Of the musings
81. page 264, executed by r. ID. Caldwell 70 ,Se
nnnoersigned as trustee to secure to Richard T.
Moormal the payment OF tho sum of Sl.9;5 0s
s eshde sn ey the said r. p Cardwos note for
able to aaid Richard T. Moorman or order one
ihs ae. cate, and default having been made in
she said X; y Norman go TO do, shall on
ises "A % T ntu 1ITh DAY OF FEBRUARY,
f boT. AT n ~ - OCL0CK M in front the court
ancion, to the highest bidder, the following lot
OF pStcei Oh land IN the city OF Roanoke, Va, vs
All Ihat certain lot or parcel OF land fronting W
ieet on the north side of Marshall avenue. formerly
csnea John street, and extending back from said
avenue az IN, between parallel lines 100 feet and known
c cit los ~ IN section OF the Lewis addition to The
CITY OF Roanoke, and being the game lot con-
Veysd IN the deed of trust above mentioned.
TkhMS:-Cash as to sufficient of the nroceeds
s so pay tne o costs Of sale and discharge the aad
yemoer n, 1898, until paid. and as to the residue
upon nt credit OF one and two years equal pay
ments. Purchaser to give his notes for the de-
OF trnst on the property purchaaed. 1870
III ID ROY B. SMITH, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
u ~ WBITESEIIL,
"a I'm Box 551, Roanoke, Va.
Don't Borrow Trouble,

w need not fear the cold winds of
winter, for you can get wood, coal and
coke whenever youwant it of W. K. An
drews q Co., 2lo Salem ave. They have
an abundant supply-clesn and dry
under their sheds. They have teams
enough to deliver 1t on short notice.
Send your orders and look out for the
belle d teama.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
For the best work-the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 3a3 Salem avenue west. Phone
A Broad ASSERTION, But True.

w. K. ANDREWS g. Co.. 9l9 Salon
avenue, have a larger yard. moro shed
room, buy more coal, sell more coal
keep stored under their sheds greater
variety OF cosl-own more teams and
run more teams than any coal dealer In
the city. Lock out for the belled teams.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Stirred I'm.

"Our whole neighborhood has been
stirred up" said the regular reader.
Tho editor of the country weekly seiz-
ed his pen.
Tell me all about it," he said.
what we want is tho news. What
stirred it up?"
Flowing" said the farmer. Pear.
lon's Weekly.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
E A Recommendation From Los Angeles

632 CASTELAR, ST., Los ANGELES, CAL
After having suffered for long time
from acute rheumatism without obtain
Ing relief, l used Cham berlnin's Pain
Balm and was almost imme diately re-
lieved. highly recommend this as the
best medicine known. D. M. HAMILTON.
For sale BY Tho Chas. LYle Drug Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Including the Poor In Flesh.

The Glass Eator-Don't you think tho
living skeleton fake is getting pretty old?
Tho -Four Legged Girl-Ah but you
know tho poor are always with us.-De-
troit Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

THE exposure to all sorts and condi-
tions OF weather that 8 lum herman is
called upon to endure in, the camps
often produces severe colds, which. IL
not promptly checked, result in conges-
ton or pneumonia. Mr.. o. Davenport,
ex manager of the Fort Bragg Red wood
Co., an immense institution at Fort
Bragg, Cal, says they sell large quaint.
ties OF Cham berlsin's Cough Remedy at
the cou,pany's store, and that he has
himself used this remedy for severe
cold and obtained immediate relief
This medicine prevents any tendency of
cold toward pneumonia and insures
prompt recovery. For sale By The Chas,
Lyle Drug Co.
THE bells The bells!! The bells I! !!
The bella are ringing on every street In
the city. Listen w. X. Andrews 81
Co.'S belled teams are delivering coal,
wood and cobe to customers They
keep an ample supply of every kind.
They keep the best of every kipd.-they
keep it dry under sheds-they cannot ba
undersold. Send In your orders to 2I9
Salem avenue.
For the best work-the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 3a3 Salem avenue west. Phone
272. II
PRACTICAL sympathy counts for
something in this busy, hustling world
You cannot better chow your apprecis.
ton of the comfort and happiness of
your friends than by urging them to
buy coal aud wood of w. X. Andrews
& Co, 219 Salem avenue. They will
deliver 1t promptly in large or small
quantities, fresh and dry from their OK
tensive coal sheds. Look out for the
belled teamp.
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NOTICE.

Those having brick and stone work
or vitrified brick pavements to be laid
would do well to call ON or address
J.E - Ar,T So
The Practical Contractor and Builder.
Also all kinds of carpenter-wcrk,
plastering, painting, kalsomining, and
paper hanging done on short notice.
All work guaranteed.
j. II. FALLS,
No. lis Fifth Avenus N. E.
Roanoke. Va.
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January aard, 1856. 0hocAsiDGE' Trustee

n. B-The amount OF the debt s.opr,d ~
t.oove' is, as OF This day, S1.7l4r0 with legal En-
st .nereon from August 21st. 1924 subject tn
Sses et Slloolo as OF the 25th day of October
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-24

INT n remarkable oDgagentns iu the
pr0viucea has now settled dn0Ditely
the detsils OF his American tour. thu
huhincfH department nj the clmpauy
viii sail for Now York Nov. Z, the
company Itself follow NJ week later,
The Itinerary will Include Washing.
tor, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Now
YORK, Brooklyn and Boston.
Tue lset peri rmance viii DO given
on January 3Jih ana ML Free Will
open bis new London theatcr (hur
hnicsty'f) about March let.
ms opening piece viii DO the
dramsii sati1n Of Mr. Pafkef's novel
The Heats Of the Mighty.
Mi. Tree will assume the role OF
DJltnirt.
&. w. Calvert has written a new
musical sketch auont tho Perennial
~ bin II Cd. Toe score Il by Den.
ham Hafria9n, who " well sDOwn ~
London theatefgcCfs by reason q his
work IN connection with tn Chfsim :
pantomimei. ilhe piece will Dc
ntsi produced a. the Oxford on NJ.
yvinbifJ.
0r0fge Alexander was summoned
on Thursday last 10 WyaarI ParE, tho
Maiquie Of LJnIouGefry's place, Ia
order TO take part 10 piivat to theatlicsls
Ia when Lacy Helen stuart, Lori
LondonirffyS daughter, hAs made q
great reputation. Tue pace produced
wa, The Woman Halef.
Mf. Alexander has wilton 10
Charles Ffoham caucelling his tour ~
tue Unltui biates arranged lot 1897 y.
The siop was made necessary Ne alt.
Alexander hfs no Dew plays.
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FIRED ON The DAUNTLTSS.
SplnlaIts Kill On, Hambar Of th,
FIllbuststs Grow.
hut $50 vessel Soon Oeis Out o; so
sange Of tho guns OF
the Enemy.

CiucA0o,o Oct GA Tribune special
from Jacksonville, Ia, says; on the
hurricane deck u the filibusiering
steamer DAuntluss, IL a great stain
that was made by the life blood Of one
Of tho vessels crew. killed by n shot
from tho Spanish sun boat Contta
Masifa during tho hubustet's last
voyage. On the morning Of OcIober
lolh the steamer was iuaving a point
ou the northern coast Of thn Province
Of Plnaf Del Rio, after having landed
her third cargo OF supplies TOT tue In.
sursonia. Whom ten tniloa on the shore
the Contra MastTA bore down upon
them ana the DAuntltsi was forced 10
hrt host spbud.
Shot after shot was fired by tho
speuiard. The lillle vessel was gam.
ing, When cry Tram tho pilot house
anu the crash Of wood Indicated that
onc shot hHd ftIucE. Cnpisin Lpmm
rushed forward anu found that Henry
WllkofaQu, a msulurf ~ the crew. had
bron struck aud cut IN two. Dnsinr
ahead q. iuil speed the Dauntiots final.
" got out uf range anu escaped the
PpaulAfd.
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Mckinley home tlll . o'clock. There
were intro 'noi1fy addresses by en-.
Mayor j. X. Keenn,dy TOT II aiding
ava j. V. feliowsmith from LrbA non .
as coon hs the address 10 the Penney.
viniana hHd been finished members OF
tue Hardwood Lumber exchange and
ani the Builders aud Trades ex.
change, who had arrived on n special
train Of three Pullman cars, were In
tt0duuCd ny Harry Z. Sheridan nHd
addressed by Mckinley.
In his pptech 10 tho Pennsylvania
delegation Mckinley SAID In parts
"Ihr ID moutsuc party Can harily
expect TO have confidence In thcif
prtscnt prescription, when the pft.
scflp,iOn They gave In 1892, which
they insisted was u cure for an our
troubles, wac ~ c'mploiu a allure. -
lGfrat ihuGhtur ard suI.ausr,l
Mex ulur inside the ihift address 20
delegation rom Now T1fk, repre-.
fenling Elmifn, COfniniag, bath,
Hofneiliviilt, Cuba and Jnmsaiiwn,
coming on a special train ~ d zsn
coaches, anu 10 several hundfed from
Mckane county, Pa. District AZ.
tntney w. &. Ciafk spoke Tor tue New
Yofkers AMI W. ". Proud Tor the
Pennsylyaniaus.
The fourth audience Of the day was
made up largely OF railroad men Of
Nlpk leland railway, coming from
Hnfiou, X in,aa, EiInn, Tfonton, Mo.,
sui Fort Wayne, ind.. The into.
Cuclory address was by Major Il. !.
Anderson, goi stai ticket anu pansen-
guf agen, oi the road.
When the Western railroad men lot
town, the steel workers aud employee
Of the tin plate mile Of Cambridge,
ohio, marched upon the lawn hooded
by band. senator John n. Morgan
spoke on behalf Of the delegation. A
delegation NJ c1lofcd wofkinrmen from
rhtsbufg filei up1n thr lnvu NJ tho
Cambridgr men filoi cut. Wm. Ran.
dOlph, NOMINEE Tor prsuiduutiai Uhc.
tor, was the spoke m "a aud waa intro.
durei by DR.. 4. lhrhli. The Grove
waa particularly tntuutiusltc anu
domonslfhuve.
About fiiy school teachers attend.
Ing the uoriheasiuFn ohio Tcaohufs'
Institute, Cieyuiand, this week, came
TO Caution At 1850 this Afternoon
10 pay their respects q Mckinley.
Thty were presented 10y Maiof r. &,
Bryan Of Akron. Mckinley received
them pcfslnhllyi shaking zach by the
nnnd but did not maze formal Nd.
dftss TO them.
Gao OF the delegations OF the
day was compoied OF employees Of the
Pennsylyania railroad comptny east
OF Cfestline, Whit arrived Al y. M,
anu wefe Joined by the oml loyes,
Toledo ani H1cEing Valley railroad,
aud Aun Afbsf railroad employees anu
other employed on various roads enter.
log riiiin Rnd Mansfield. The dtluga.
ton VIA Introduced ~ X. NJ. Burgess,
i0femun o. the Penutyivania fTright
house, Toledo. Hail n hundred lacy
tienug tAphurs umployei principally in
the lfiicca Of the Goodrich company
aud Mailman q Barnes company ~
Akron osmo 10 pay tneir respeots 30
thu Republican nominee. Tbs vi'i-
tons we're happily introduced by Aiiss
lssa Cctbough.
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THE GREEN BAG.


The land board IL holding a meeting
TO-DAY.
James y. Bloor, Thomas Homer and
James Dixon will plead on November
ON TO charge OF aiding and GbuIilng
AprlEe light.
Catharine NJ. SnelPTavo aud Edwin
., SnelgTove today oJDitsssd Judgment
10 favor Of GelTge II. Snelst0yo In
the sum OF $50.
Frank Talbot, Frank Sheridan anu
tho U1ah Lithogfaphing company
have commenced suit againat the
5altsir Beach company 10 recover sl4l
Tor printing.
For tho consideration OF 81 John
Beck has sold TO tho Security Loan
aud STORAGE company the judgment
tor ss2i2ii'7s which he recently
secured against a. Il. Hyde.
Zane, Smith aud Nielsen arc atlor.
neys In the Nielsen damage suit
against the Great Salt Lake 4 Hot
Syringe Railway company aud the
Rapid Transit company.
Fancis Al. Lzngiord hiss secured
Judgment agAinst tho Utah CONNER.
clal anu Savings bank for $500 dam.
ages for having refused 10 pay u
certain check Of the plsintiti Whom lac
has ample funds on deposit with the
defendant institution.
Nels Il. Anderson has commenced
euit against the Great Salt Lake amt
Hot Syringe Rsilway company aud
the Rapid Transit company TO recover
s25, 900 tor tbs death Of his sou. On
October 2nd tho little ohsp was run
over by tfalu Of the railway company
while alighting nom a Rapid Transit
street car anu instantly killed.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q. - After
weeks OF preparation tho lnvw United
states battle shlp Oregon ID ready Tor
sea. She was ordered out soma weeks
ago, but II was discovered that hur
turret machinery was out Of order anu
would not work. Then II was found
that her compssses woulI have 10 be
reAuJuSiod. Now, however, every.
thing In thipsnnpe on board. At Au
early hour this morning the will steam
over 10 bausnlito, anu II there ia no fog
she Will psss out VI the Golden Gate.
In ease OF fog the will wait for favofa.
bio ooncltionr. IL 10 reported that the
batileship will test her armament
while outside.
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NEW YoHK, Oct. 2i.-BAtneu l..
Pfleo and Bsfnsu l.. rglea, Jf., com.
pfising the fifD OF Pricc Z 10, Whole
sale clo.hiefr, were Afrvsled to-day on
variants charging ffauduiunt di'posi.
iion OF $4,000 worm OF stock Anl
$4,000 oasu. The Pricei have beun
IA buiiutt, here some years. In
January At IL alleged they cent out =
statement TO mercantile agents that
they nhd q surplus over thu liabilities
VI $4,000 and Ia August reiterated
thu s,Ato.nrnt. On Ool0uer q h they
Jailed, with liabilities VI $4,000 anu
assets Of sii,OO0. William R0so was
ma 10 receiver. He found upon OK.
animation, according to tho complaint,
that thty na1 $4,000 worth OF slock
Of when tnofc was 40 record upon tho
books.
They also had drawn ont large sums
lust before the failure. bail has beon
nxed ~ $3.50 each.
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ROLLER MILLS BURN.
Miller Brothers Entire PlOurIrs
Plant Destroyed at Murray.
ORIGIN OF rnr FIRE UNKNOWN.


A ffo Of unknown and uncertain
trigln completely destroyed Miller
Bfos. roller mills at Murray last night.
The losl is placed At $4,000, with In.
aufance amounting to 5000.
The mill has been running fifteen
hours n day Of late and las, night
cloeed nj 10 o'clock. the usual
hour. Before leaving, the mep.
according to custom, Inspected the
plsnt from basement TO taitsIs aud
found NO pfemooitory ovid.nces OF the
couiiaaraliOn that followed 20 shortly
aitot AZ iiiso one Of the smellet
hands while on HE way to work die.
covered fiamus bursting forth from tn.
vindows on tho fast sldc OF the build
Ing, and gave IN. alarm. Before relief
came, however, the entire structure
was In one great blL1s, and hundreds
u people vino gathered on tho spot
we're compelled TO stand holplossly by
aud see II consumed with oil OF its
contents.
Thefe was In the mill 5000 bushels
OF whpat, oO,OOO pounds OF nJuf, 10000
POUNDS OF bran and shorts, and q mis-
cellaneous lot Of other stuh, such No
corn, chopped feed and meals.
Tue wheat ana n lur burn slowly,
aud during the whole Of TO-DAY SMOKE
has continued 70 ascend from tho
ruined mills, which were considered
among the yerv best IN Utah. They
were elected IN 1892, aud were In
stalled with the most modern machin.
cry. IL N not yet known whether they
wal be rebuilt, but oao OF thu Mt. Mi.
iefs said this afternoon he believed
they would aud that the work OF 10.
erection would very shortly begin.
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cAnLisLE's sEroND SPEECH.
Ininsnss srawd. q. tssr to Hear Him
NO disturbances.

No btsahfsaucFss
BOWLING uREES, KY, Oct. a.
THIS city never held sueh y croad as
that when come today 10 hear Secfc-
tary Carlisle make the second OF his
Kentucky speeches. Delegations Of
Gold Standard Democrats from ali
over tho ThiId district are here; also
many silver men. Mayor Mallory has
sworn In large number Of special
policemen, vino are stationed at vsri-
ouB points In tho Opera house aud
have instructions 10 use vigorous meas.
ufes, ~ any ole Otlera 10 insult the
speaker In any manner. All morning
Carlisle received n constant stream oil
call.Is a. his hotel. Among the dis.
tlngulshed men hero ato u. 3. Senator
Lindsay And ex.u. \. Senator j.. =.
House Of Tennessee.
The tree silver Democratic eAndi-
date Tor Congress has rulir pushed his
intention OF demanding y division OF
Time win Carlisle, but announces that
he Will answer Cafiislt's speech ON the
street In front OF the Opera mouse rs
61on an the secretary concludes.
Carlisle arrived nj the Opera house
nj O'Clock and WAS Introduced by
Mnilr Wells Covlngton, a iarmsr.
There was no disorder.
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Students Society.

Prof. William NJ. Stewart leclured
under the auspices OF the Students
society last evening. His subject wa.
Self Culture. Tho speaker introduced
his lecture by speaking on the law OF
uecestlsy. In the course OF his remarks
no touched upon the topic OF what con-
stituies success, stating that the art OF
living u tIus life was tho greatest sue.
oess We eau attain 20 here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-24
County Teaehers, Mesiinr.

The semi.monthly meeting Of the
Salt Lake County Teachers associs.
ton was hc!d In the Uniyeniiy this
morning. Prot Stewart began his
discussion OF "Modern Methods In
Teaching Arithmetie" by stating that
teaching IL furnishing conditions for
educaiivc seli.tiioft on the part Of toe
learner. System In teaching, tald tho
speaker, 10 that prssentation Of mental
stimuli which IA lst highly economies
mental acliViy along educational
linos. Number was defined rs mode
Of mossuring magnitude, snd not a
plurality OF nxsd units 60 ordinarily
taught In the schools. The mistaken
Psychological view Of number, that u
IL liked unit, 10 responsible Tor the
violation Of pedagogical principles -
applied TO teaching arithmetic. The
main element In all number teaching
In fatio-ihe expression OF one quantity
taken with another NJ n standard.
All the arithmetical operations anu
the various notifications OF the appli.
cation OF ratio. The traction defines
the unit OF measure. aud denotes the
lumber Of times the unit Ia repeated.
Many practical illustrations are given
ehowing the misus. OF lumber as con.
traslsd with the correct use VI the
same.
At the close OF the meeting Superb.
tendent Van Colt recommended for
confederation the division Of tue nsso.
ciation into sections, to To known ne
the ptinciphls' section, the inietmsdi-
ate section, and the primary section,
oseh 10 meet alternately semi.monthly,
after which the general meeting
would occur In its order. Action viii
be taken at the next meeliBg VI Tho
association. on Saturday, Nov. 7.
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Railroad and Personal.

J. Charlton, general passenger and
ticket agent OF the Chicago and Alton,
d. Bowes, travelling passenger agent
aud J. W. Adams, both Of the same
road, arrived IN Salt Lake from tho
Paclnc cossI this morning. Mr.. ChaTl-
ton has his heauquarteTs AZ Chicago.
hr' bowss represents tue company at
81. L0uls while Mr.. Adams holds foftn
al San francisco. All three gentle
men Vowed The sights OF Salt Lake
today. THIS evening they will resume
1heir Journey eastward.
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Delegate. Arrive iarIy ana are Ad
dressed by neltiaIoy.

Delegate. Arrive Early ana are Ad.
dressed bs neIai.Icy.
CANTON, Oct. 2i.-PalIiotio airs by
bands, national tunes by urum corps,
cheering aud Gh outing by men march.
Ing anu pnrading aud large and enlhu.
siAstic crowds ON anu about the Me.
kipley lawn marked tue opening
hours OF another bic day Of tue
campaign. Special trains began aTrlv.
Ing before daylight anu ara scheduled
at short Intervals during the afternoon.
Many delegations have been formally
announced aud arranged for. Diners
are coming without wArning. They
are all received at the depots by tue
oltlzrnt' reception committee OF Can.
ton, troops Of horsemeu anu bands OF
escort aud taken 10 tho Mckinley
home, where there Ia almost continuous
speaking. Tho weather II delightful.
Mckinley did great deal Of hand.
shaking during tho early part OF the
day, but n ON previous Saturdays since
tho pilgrimAgea began. tho crOwdF
became too large TOT thai.
Hon. Charles Eaiyry smith OF Phil
adulphia spent some time on tho
stand and In the study with Mr. Me.
kinley today.
DELEGATIONS AND SPEECHES.
CAHlos, OHIO, Oo.. 24,-Dslogailons
began TO arrive early this morning At
u rats calculated 10 make this bAInT.
DAY nj least equal In volume and var.
lety 70 tho uemonstraIioua OF earlier
Saturdays In tho campaign, This firsi
delegation came from Lebanon county,
Bvrk county, SohuylRiil county ami
CONTIGUOUS counties, PennyslvauiA.
They arrived at 1880 on q special train
OF seven ooaohel, but did not 70 10 the
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Address 10 roPuLIsrs.
caaIfmau nutiet'- Appeal O. the
usmbrra Of the PARTY.

WAsntNurOs, Oct. gi.-rho Popu.
list national comm tee, through CHAIR.
man Butler, hRa Issued on OH eial NJ.
dgtss ~ members OF the Peopiu's party,
urging them 10 loyalty support Bryan
anu follow his banner wherever 10
lUads. Tho address IN highly oulogl6lic
OF Bryan aa the peoples champion
anu warmly comments watson. II
urges tho ropulist party not 10 DO dis.
oOufagtd because there arc two candi.
dstes TOT Vice Pfrallent In the Held.
10 says thufe will DO two months
belwosu thu election aud tho casting
VI v0tcs ny electors anu there 10 surely
wisdom enough Ia the two parties
which support Bryan W adjust tnat
complication, taiifact1ry TO all. II
says tue People, party brethren need
hsve no fear that this campaign viii
destroy tho Peoples party; that ils
prinuiplo'a afe rignt aud therefore luz
mgrisL IL says ~ Dum1efacy lives
W. 20 the pledge. tue alliance may be-
continued, bat that n II does hot three.
ioufthH Of tneir people will march Oh
under tho Populitt ttandafd. a for.
yoat app al not " miss this opp jttuniiy
" succeed cJnclndvs the addr,s'.
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Bishops, Take Notice.

In consequence Of tho Conference OF
the Mutual Improvement association,
10 be held 10 the Tabernacle on Sun.
day, October 18th, 1890. the bishop. OF
the city wards ara hereby requested TO
notify tho Saints, by apnouL cement In
the Sunday schools ana by other means
at their commsnd.that there viii be no
meetings In the city wards on Sunday
evening next. This Sacrament will DO
administered In the Tabernacle on
SUNDAY sItprnoon.
ANGUS M. CANNON,
JOsErn l.. TAYLOR,
CHARLRs w. PKNROsK,
Presidency OF the salt Lsko stake Of
ZION.
SALT LAKE CRY. Oct. 81, 1895.
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MozAstHioUE, oct. ei.-Mnjor Albu.
quctdue, governor Ronsfsl, with 800
Portuguese ana 100 nativu troops TO-.
equity went 10 Ainuciland. While 10
Mnginla he wa attacked by two
thousand Massafalllg. The PJttu.
guusu male u gallant deienic aud KEEP,
the naiiv,s % bay twenty hours. Tut
were 1naily iorcei 10 retreat, owing to
lack Of Watcf. Two Portuguese wotu
Killed ana iwoniy.lhfse wounaej, In.
cludiur tho govern general. The
onem''l lee Waf heavy.
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Tho ease Of TLomA, a. steinhc
against q. +. Looibourow was today
continued IN Judge Slfret's court iiil
Saturday next.
Tue motion on appeal In the case Of
james Fowles We John sharp was
argued and submitted 10 the court.
Tue demurrer 10 tbs fourth and lss.
complaint In the case Of Henry Fairs
VI tue Park CITY tank was amended
aud nfeen days allowed 10 answer
Tue duiaudant took an exception.
The Utan Midlaui cases were partly
argued on motion 10 dismiss appeal And
continued lo next Thursday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-24

DETROIT, Oct. GA private iele.
death lAst nieht Of Edwin IA. willelts
assistant fecfetary OF agriculture under
EeefetAfy Rusk, and continued ia that
position unGot Secretary Morton I'M
III Tow months ago. Tue cause Of
death Ia not stated. willelis was 90
years OF age. He was u member OF
the Foriy-iillh Congress and had been
pfluclpal OF the slate normal school
aud president Of tho Michigan AgTi.
cultural college.