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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
OTHER MEETINGS.

Monday eYening. Oct. 25.-Democratic
headquarters, 23S State, w II. Dale; 16
to l Silver Guards c. r. Berry, presi-
dent
Salt Lake theatre. Ladies Demo-
cratic committee. o. W. Powers, Do
nestle Affairs" Senator j. L. Rawlins,
General Significance OF Democratic
Victory" Dr., VI. y. Cannon; Think It
over" II. P. Henderson, Consistency
in Politics." Mrs. DR.. b b. Ferguson.
Issues Of the Day" Fisher Harris.
Courtesy in Politics." Hon. w. H.
King, Growth of Discussion" Silver
quartette.
Tuesday Oct. 26.-Independent school
house, corner A and Second. Q. w.
Powers, W. Van Colt, Mrs. NJ. H. Can
non. j. B. Timmony. Mandolin club.
Plymouth Rock han, pa West Third
North O. W Powers, D. O. Rideout,
Jr., Silver quartette.
Ninth ward. corner Fourth South and
Fifth East. j. H. Moyle, J. L. Raw
Inns, candidates, Youngberg sisters
Headquarters, 23S State. r. 3. Shep-
hard, ". II. Cassidy S. P. Armstrong,
colored quartette.
Wednesday, oct. 2T.-Thomas Rarnt-
Gle, Kendall avenue. Waldemar Van
Colt. Fisher Harris. r. 3. Sheppard
and Candidates. Colored Glee club.
MdnuOliN CluD-
Young Mems Hall, Corner First South
and Third South.-Senator j. L. Raw
Inns. James II. Moyle. Mrs NJ. Ii. Can
non, Silver quartette, Scandinavian
Giee club.
Headquarters. 29S State.-O. w. Pow,
ers, John & Timmony, d. o. Rideout.
Jr-- Silver quartette, Youngberg sisters.
Veteran Fireman's Han, Corner
Fourth East and Brigham.-W. H.
King, IL p Henderson, ]. Ii. Moyle and
candidates, 9oungherg sisters.
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
Plymouth Rock Hall. 284 West Third
North.-Alattie H Cannon, d. b. Hemp
stead, ". G. Young
Democratic Headquarters, 23S State
Good music and speakers under the au-
spices OF the ScandnaCians
Sixth Ward Meeting House, Third
West, Between Fourth and Fifth South.
R. &. Sheppard, j. H. MoyIe, Dr.. NJ.
Il Cannon. Mandolin club.
Second Ward Annex Meeting House.
East Seventh, Between Fourth and
Fifth East.-O. W. Powers. Fisher Har-
ris, Youngberg sisters.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
Fourth Precinct, at Taggarts Hail.
II. z. Henderson. Fisher Harris. Sen
ator ]. L. Bawlins.
Ninth Ward, Corner Fourth South
and Fifth East.-H. p Henderson,
Fisher Harris. ". C. Hall.
Fifteenth Ward Annex.-A. T
Schroeder, Dr. NJ. II. Cannon. Silver
quartette, Mandolin club.
SATURDAY. OCT. 80.
James Hegney's Albany Hotel Cor
ner Fifth West and Second So1trh n
". Powers, Fisher Harris, J. II, Movie
w. g. Young and candidates. Silver
quartette
Headquarters, 23S state.-R. p. Hen
derson, 4. T. Sanford, r. W. Sloan.
Youngberg sisters. Mandolin club.
SUNDAY. OCT. "a
Democratic Headquarters, 23S State.
Meeting Of the First municipal ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
English Traveller Almost Within
Sight of a Grand LLAMA.

London. oct 2a-The Daily Mail pub
fishes a dispatch this morning from its
special commissioner. Henry Savage
I,andor. now at Naintal, India, in which
he SAYS that in his recent attempt in
the interests Of the Daily Mail to reach
L'Hassa, the capital of Thibet, and the
residence OF the Grand Llama, he ac-
tualiy got within four days journey of
the city
MI Laudor says he still suffers from
the injury TO his spine. received when
he was tortured by the stretching log
after his capture by the Thibetans, but
lie adds that despite his terrible ex-
perience and the fact that he was
abandoned by all his company except
two coolies. he managed to save his
diary. drawings and maps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
CITY CIRCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
las been leased to Mr. J. O. McCrack-
en-, Subscribers who do not receive
their papers promptly will confer a
5aY9r If they make complaint to The
Herald counting room.
al! checks for city subscriptions
should be made payable to
j. o. M'CRACKEN,
City Calculator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

The popular through car service via
Union Pacific between Salt Lake city.
Denver, Missouri river and Chicago
temporarily suspended, has now been
resumed. and friends of the Overland
Route may now enjoy the advantages
OF travel previously afforded by the
popular Overland Limited" and .F7act
Mail" leaving salt Lake City at :
m. and 6:25 p M respectively, and car
rying through Pullman and Tourist
Sleepers. Dining Cars and the farnous
Buffet Smoking and Library cars vim
II and L hours quickest time TO Mis-
souri, river, Chicago, and st. Louis. For
railway. steamship and sleeping car
tickets call at the "OId Stand" POI
Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

If Elmer h Crooks, the mining operator
and broker, sets foot on lions soil again
in tE1,s near future it Will be undoubtedly
under circumstances vastly different to
those which attended his unceremonious
departure from this city a week ago last
Friday. Assuming that reports having the
sembance of truth are correct. Mr.. Crooks
had not gone far on HIS journey eastward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
CROOKS
The Broker Said to Have Left With
q Woman.
PRETTY AUDRY HAZLET0N
SHE Is SUPPOSED TO FIGURE IN
THE CASE.

Converted Most of His Interests Into
Eoney-Mannsr in Which He
Left Excited Considerable Com
ment Among His Business Asso-
ciates-was a Successful Operator
and His Record in All Business
Transactions Here Is spotless.
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Severe FLOODS in Italv

Rome, oct pa telegram from An
coma, on the Adriatic, announces that
severe floods have there caused several
landslides, interrupting railroad com
fnunication, and for 4 time cutting off
that port from Geographic communica-
ton. Count Richetti was swept away
by the floods and drowned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
Ladies Democratic Meetings.

Tuesday afternoon, Oct %, from 1 to
5--Ftfteenth ward meeting. corner
Third West and First South. Good
speakers and music.
Wednesday, oct 27.-NIrs c S Kin
ney, $50 East Fourth South, from [ to
5. Good speakers and music.
Thursday Oct. 2S.-Mrs E. K. La
Barthe, LA Fourth East, l to g. Good
speaking ana music.
corner First South and B, to 5. Good
speaking and music
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EIlerbeck, Morris & Snow O.

ALL KINDS OF COAL
AT THE CD STAN0
Godbe Pitts, Cor. l0l Main street
Phone 561.
R. P Morris. Geo. w. Snow.
n. W. Clayton, James Jack.
W. 0. Bridgmau
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
FOR coUNcILMEN

First Precinct.
E nj. WELLER,
G. S. KINNEY,
JOHN SfDDOWAY.
Second Precinct
JOHN ALLEN,
HENRY WALLACE,
II. D. FOLSOM.
Third Precinct
ARTHUR f. BARNES,
T. S. FERNSTROM,
ARTHUR 3. MARGEqTT
Fourth Precinct
H. NJ. DTNwooDEy,
D. W. JAMES,
EDGAR HOWE.
Fifth Precinct.
T. V. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT MORRIS,
GUSTAVE KRoEGER.
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on account of heavy taxation? If this
is true would the Democratic party en-
dorse such cause under such circum-
stances? It is to be hoped not, but if
it should. then let the taxpayers look
around and see who will guard the
peoples rights and protect their homes
against the would-be oppressor ana
vote for the best men irrespective of
party lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate lump. $3.50; Castle Cato
nut, winter quarters lump ana nut
1925, and anthracite, all sizes, $3.50. de-.
hvered.
P. v. Coal Co..
Omce IS Main st. .. J. Sharn, agent.
telephone 429-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

Some of the Republican opponents Of
Joe Cottle are preparing rod in pickle
for him. which viii be sprung at the
next meeting of the city council. II is
alleged that Joe is wasting too much Of
the time he should spend in the canyon
working for the interests of Dorernus
and that when he should be patrolling.
he is holding sessions with the execu-
tive committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
STEAM HEATING.
PERSONAL

MRS. A. AUTH, ClarvOyanL and Trance
Medium, 2f1a West Third South
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Utah Commerc1aI ana Savings Bank
General banking business: pays ! per
cent on GaposLts- T, ARMSTRONG, pres;
pings. cashier; q z. Ist South street
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 to $4,000 to loan at low interest No
mortgage tax A l. Jacobs. general in
surance agenC. aus Progress building.
ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.
NIilIar IL Vlele inL Mccormick Block
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured,
and interest paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company
log Main street
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Weather Today
Occasional rain, cooler.
Silver and Lead OuafatiOns.

Were as follows:
Bar silYer-5S1s cents.
Lead-Brokeras Sa.S5.
Copper-Lake. sl1.1S; casting sl9.25.
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The Keelev Institute.

For the treatment Of Liquor, Nor
phine and Tobacco Habits. No. II
Grape street, First North. Correspond
enee strictly confidential
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CRUSHED To DEATH.
FrightfuI Accident at the City Rail-
way Power House.
WILLIE RILEY THE VICTIM
RUN OVER AND DIED IN a FEW
MINUTES.

he With Two Other Boys, sneaked
Into the Building and Turned the
Current on a Wrecking Car,
Which Crashed Through the Wall
of the Structure,
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WILL BE A GRAND ONE
The Ladies Meeting at the Theatre
Tomorrow Night.
HOUSE WILL BE CROWDED
GUS BAcKMAN NAILS A TRIB-
UNE LIE.

Democratic Meetings for the Coming
Week-Republicans Are After Nc
Grew-Jake GreenewaId VIII Get
the Postofice-0ther Political
Heirs.
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HEBER ]. GRANT & Co. 20 Main
street. have eastern money to loan at Iow
rates. three TO five years, on Salt Lake
residence properly close in
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WANTED,

A COUPLE experienced girls on mangIe;
must be good folders. American 5. < II.
Laundry.
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Dr.. E. NJ. Reyser, dentist, has new
and elegant parlors in the Auerbach
building. 162 Main street. Rooms ZOO
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A TAXPAYER.

It would be interesting to know what
"a Taxpayer would do if all the an
swerS were alike.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Mayor,
W. H. DALE.
For Recorder,
G. 4. BACKMAN.
For Attorney,
W. C. HALL.
For Treasurer,
R. P. MORRIS.
For Auditor,
MRS. E. K. LABARTHE.
For Police Justice,
j. B. TIMMoNY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

AGENTS in every town to sell lace cur
tains by sample or catalogue; big profits.
CINCINNATI Lace Co., Reid Bldg, Cincin-
natl, o.
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Lots OF Rock Springs Coal.
All sizes. Miller & Miller. Phone IS.
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d- L. IL.
a camp FIRE and dance viii be given
under the auspices OF McKean cost and
CORPS in c.. A. r. hall, q West Second
South street, on Monday, the 18Th COM
mencing at 7:3O o'clock sharp. Tickets
IS cents per cuuple. Friends of the COM
rades are particularly invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

CORRESPONDENCE with ffrzt-class
speciality salesman WHO understands
drugs ard medicines. and is acquainted
with retail trade IN Utah Address b1N
81, Duluuh OI.nn.
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Or. E. N. Keyser has relocated in the
Auerbach building, second floor. Rooms
700-201. 1e2 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24
PALMISTRY.
PaImistrY,

PalmlStfY.
Readings one dollar this week only
DR.. c. L. Perrin. the worlds greatest
palmist- Hours daily from 10 to 5, the
Manltou-
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The Famous.

absolutely unequalled-" The finest
cigar made in any country.
SAM LEVY CIGAR MFRR. co.
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AGENTS wanted everywhere; s. daily
made easily; most liberal plan known;
goods in constant demand; write today for
full information. Aluminium Novelty Co.
335 Broadway, New York.
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TREAD ON SACRED GROUND.

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure consti.
nation.
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AGENTS OUTFIT FREE. Exclusive
actually cleared $i5O selling our safes, so
can YOU. City or country. Proofs free
Also factory clearance sale of 81 bicycles
at 81. See Catalogue Of. new SIS models
at $50. Alpine Safe and Cycle Co, Gin
cinnau, O.
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. Call at No. 80 East First South street
and get bargains in six or seven lines
of goods. An must 20.
e. A. ANDREWS & co.
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SOCIETIES.

a. Q. q. W.
Eagle Gate Lodge No. 10, meets every
Wednesday night ~ the OGd Fellows
temple on Market street. Jacob Miller.
NJ. w.
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Crescent Patent Flour
Makes whitest bread.

Hewlett Bros Three Crown triple
fayoring extracts are made direct
from the fruit and cannot be ex-
celled.
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Ellerbeck Coal Company,
office 100 South Main. Phone 20
T. r. ELLERBECh. 5. +. REDNTAN.
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YOU TO BUY any of the best brands
of creamery butter in the city at 20 cents.
groceries cheap in proportion. at the UIa'l
Market Row.
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Important Information.

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure consti-
nation
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TRAVELLING SALESNIsN 20 handle
our manufactures of dry goods specialties
for spring trade, on commission. Good
side line. Address Schuylkin Mills. box
1872, Philadelphia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILD GAME, prairie chickens, pleas
ants. mountain grouse and sage hens. ar
Utah Poultry Co.
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INTELLIGENT, earnest woman to
learn splendid paying business y, Her
aid
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AAA MEN AND WOMEN. young and
old. to work for US in their own homes in
spare time day or evening. We pay SO
to SO per week. No canvassing. Any
child can do the work. Send address
TO-DAY. We send work ut once. H Il
Gripp, Dept 1ZS Tyrone Pa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-24

gnDzEs, Chichcsteris English PennyoYaI PiVs
Is Diamond prandl, are the 9ese. sac, Reliable ,..a
OK Tks ctner- send &c, Tor particulars krlizt
fo- Ladies' II by Z, sT8Tr Mall. Al DFugyistL-
Chichester Chemical Co.. Pniladd.I Eas
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EVERYONE interested in the opium.
morphine or whisky habits to send for my
book on these diedses. free. K. NJ. Wool
ley. ND. Atlanta, Ga.
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The Best Stock of Jackets
for ladies, misses and children ever
shown any season. at before the tariff
prices. =. AUERBACH & BRO.
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HORSES PASTURED and wlntered at
me old Crismon farm Address IS b End
south or J. d. Muir. corner Tenth East
and Twelfth South
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SUNDAY. OCT. q

Democratic Headquarters, 23S State.
Meeting Of the First municipal ward
committee. 8 D. m.
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LOST.


i GOLD WATCH CHARM. engraved
en- one .-lg Y NJ NJ l. a. J. Fl. F."
and on t1la other side "1S7S-iSS7." Please
rsruTn same TO j. II. Felt X. @. VI. +.
RED SHORT. HORNED COW branded
NJ on right nip. Return TO $50 West First
South and be rewarded.
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SATURpAY, cor. 30.

James Hegneys Albany Hotel Cor
ner Fifth West and Second South.-O
". Powers, Fisher Harris, J. Il. Movie,
w. g. Young and candidates, Silver
quartette.
Headquarters, 23S state-R. p. Hen
derson, a. T. Sanford, r. W. sloan
Youngberg sisters Mandolin club.
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WARNING & yENTILATING.

P. ]. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilatinS apparatus
No. 10 West Second South
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-15
BoYLE'S ACTION INDoRSED.
The High and Mighty McNnII says the
Attorney General Did
Right.

ToDeka. Kas.. Aug. 14.-(SpecialJ State
Insurance Commissioner McNall returned
this morning from Gaylord. where he has
been spending the past two weeks for his
health, lie was called home again this aft
ernoCn Oh account OF the serious Illness Of
his rnother-in-Iaw. Before going h. took
occasion 10 indorse the position taken by
the attorney general on the Judge Williams
Injunction. and said II looked now ~ If
Williams were "crawfshing.' = see that
Judge Horton IS standing up for Williams
I'M GOOD shape" said he. He says that
Williams Is i distinguished ext nioD sol
der We'll what II he ~ That doesn't give
him any right 10 run Wild. does it,
McNaiI also while here wrote reply 70
an interview which Judge Horton had in
the Denver Republican few days 20. In
II he accused the eX-chief Justice Of quoting
the wrong law TO bolster UP his side. Then
he proceeded 10 tell what the law was.
II also see that there - talk Of some OF
the Insurance companies locking their doors
on me or my representatives, in case ] de-
eide 10 make an investigation Of their
hooks" said he. "Wcll. they can do ~ If
they pIease II will simply be an easy way
Of getting shut out Of Kansas. ~ course
these insurance companies say they are not
particular about Kansas business. anyway.
WELL the people are totally Indifferent ~
to yhef her they do any business here. n
thev do do business they will have to COM
pIy with the state law. and one provision Of
that law gives the insurance department
authority 10 examine the books of any COM
many he gees fit
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-15
NO SETTLEMENT IN KANSAS.
Miners Executive Board and Mine OPP
orators I'm Conference at
PIttsburg.

Pittsburg Kas., Aug. 1.-THE conference
between the operators ard the executive
board Of the Kansas miners. which was
10 have convened at 2 o'clock this after
noon was delayed until o'clock this even
ing on account of the non-arrival Of g. J.
DeYlin. of the Mount Carmel Company.
who did not put In an appearance until
late The conference convened at in the
parlors Of the Hotel Stilwell with all the
companies represented except the Schwab
and Scammon Coal Companies, the Kansas
and Texas Coal Company and Arnott &
60. The operators wore determined look
and the executive board were not any the
less determined in appearance. Mr. Dew
lin did not introduce any Of hfs grievances
regarding Ryan and the other officers Of
the Illinois mine workers The confer
ence, It is thought, will not result in a
settlement.
Each side Is cOntesting every inch Of the
situation. The principal grievance pre-
sented by the executive board s. the de-
mand Of 90 cents per ton on mine run
basis. The operators are fencing for an
other week TO arrive at a settlement. The
board looks upon this with distrust. and At
II O'Clock they We're still wTanpiing, with
10 prospects FOR a settlement. The board
g determined upon acquiescence OF it's Ul-
timatum. but IL is hardly likely they viii
get T.. In which case a suspension is prob
able
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place there. lie had taken especial interest
IN the preparations Of the Substitute Tor
the bankruptcy bil, providing for voiuns
tary instead Of Involuntary bankruptcy, and
had been expected to participate actively
In the consideration OF the bill in the SEN
ate.
Ncrth Adams. Mass. Aug. 14-Congress-
man Ashley b. Wright was found dead in
the sitting room al his home on Summer
street at 10 O'Clock tonight by his wife.
He and Mrs Wright went out for a walk
after supper and then he was as well ss
usual
MI Wright returned to his home about
o'clock and Mrs. Wright arrived about 10
clock. She entered by a rear door. and.
Oh stepping into the sitting room. found
he- husbands body lying on the floor.
Physicians were summoned, but could rem
der no aid.
Medical Examiner Brown gives apOplexy
as the probable cause OF death. Mr..
Wrights health has been unusually good
for months.
sister and four brothers. one Of whom Is
Edward A. Wright. Of Chicago.
Representative Wright was born az Hins-
dale Berkshire county. Mass. May y, 1sl1.
He received his education In the public
schools and Lincoln academy at Hinsdsle.
In 1861 he was appointed chlef deputy co.'s
iectOr OF internal revenue for the Iepth
district Of Massachusetts.
He resigned In 1855 and engaged in mer-
camille business: was elected selectman;
served as chairman several terms: has nlled
various Offices in the town where he re-
sides: in 1854 was elected county commits
sionef for the county Of Berkshire. ssry-
ing for three years. chairman one year; in
1850 was elected TO the executive council
OF Massachusetts, reelected In 1881: served
on committees on pardons. finance. mill
tary. and charitable institutions. lie was
elected to the Fifty-third and reelected to
the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-hfth congresses
as a Republican.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-15
KARNlVAL KREWE WORK.
Committee VIII Attend the Colorado
Springs Flower PRFade-PoInter
About Funds.

The Rarnival Krewe flower parade COM
mittee will be represented AZ the flower
festival 20 be held at Colorado SDrinRs
Col. this week By Mrs. J. X. crsvens, its
chairman: Mrs. q. y. Holmes and Mrs.
j. ". Wagner. by having its represent
ativos a. al Of the flower and carnival
Baradep Of other cities this year. the kreWe
hopes 10 be able 10 absorb some new ideas
ard present attractions which will keep
Kansas CITY In the first rank in such en-
tertainmeHtF
Member Of the krews claim that the
merchants have not been as liberal az
they should have been In subscriptions to-
ward the carnival festivities ana they re-
call 10 them the fact that only about half
Of the total expense IL paid b. subscrip-
ti0na the remainder being secured by the
sale OF privileges, etc, md that the ad-
vertlzlng Kansas city receives az a re-
suit Of the krewe's efforts far exceeds in
value 20 each business man the amount
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