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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-10

AN EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL store; eight
years experience: w. b. Rushmer, man
ufacturing optician. Il West Second South
street. Eyes examined for glasses free.
Special lenses ground to fit the eye.
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had been cleared of the crowd. This
was the last chance of the high school
winning. After the kick off, the ball
vanished from them, and they saw it
no more until the end of the game.
All Hallows bucked their way down
to the 40yard line, where time was
called.
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LOST.

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UNITED STATES treasury draft, pay
able to W. l.. Maginnis. aSsig.ant United
States attorney Reward for return to
Walker house.
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Ellerbeck Coal Company,
Office 100 South Main. Phone 20.
7. r. ELLERBECK, B. F. REDMAN
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PERSONAL.

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LESSONS in modern languages, class
and individual. natural method. Rev. d..
Hoffman, 1886 Fourth East.
MIND READING and clairvoyant; tells
present and future, gives names and in
ftials correctly. ETC. Dora Randolph. e
South State street; up stairs, rooms
and 3 Price. 25c.
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FOR SALE.

FINE assortment of dolls. toys, fancy
goods sleds, chairs, etc. Margetts Bros.
FIFTY milk COWS cheap; can take your
choice. ]. II. Schwartz Ninth East he
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth South.
REAL ESTATE-a gift-1Ox1O. corner
Thlrd and r streets, $50. Address j. j.
NJ. Herald.
FURNITURE, good as new at half
price. at 154-l56 South West Temple street.
closing out by Dec. 10. Business for sale.
A NATIONAL cash register on small
monthly payments. Address K. K Herald
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DENTISTS.

DIR. j. b. KEYSOR,
Dental ParlOrs. 240 Main street. First door
north of Walker house.
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oPTICIAN.

HAPPY. HOUR DENTAL CO, 1872 w.
End SO. Appointments by mail solicited.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 ON PEAL ESTATE at 6 per cent.
;. L. Thompson, 40 West Second South.
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SOCIETIES.


A. o. U. W.
Eagle Gate Lodge No 10. meets every
Wednesday night at the Odd Fellows
temple on Market street. Jacob Miller.
NJ w.
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SPECIAL FOR ONE HOUR,
FROM 10 TILL l
Teck scarfs.

To close out stock. Csc Gents Teck
scarfs for 15c; soc scarf for 25c.
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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A. o. U. w.

Salt Lake Valley Lodge No. -, meets
every Thursday evening at the Gladstone
building Main street.
d. o. CALDER, NJ. W.
MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. ?. A F. and
A. NJ. Regular communications held AZ
Masonic hall the. second Monday of each
month. Members of sister lodges and
soiourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
JOSEPH G. BYWATER. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary
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$500 to $4,000 to loan at low interest. no
mortgage tax. A L. Jacobs, general in-
surance agent, 4G3 Progress building
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ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.
Miller Sc Vleie, 40l Mccormick Block
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Saturday, Sept. 10.

Saturday, Sept 10.
Seven firemen were seriously injured
by q falling wall at Toronto.
The announcement that Mrs. Lily
IAngtvy will marry Prince Esterhazy
10 confirmed. "t.'- ~ "s'"-'fs--
A cablegram received at the state de.
partment from United States Minister
Stuart at Montevideo announces the
proclamation Of peace there.
The city Of Panama has contracted
for modern system Of waterworks,
having up to this time relied upon rain
water cisterns and bad wells.
Oct. Is the abandoned Fort Randall
reservation will be opened for settle.
ment at the Chamberlain land Office.
The reservation contains about lOO, 900
acres, and settlers will be required to
pay an appraised price.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
AT BRUSSELS IN MAY.

oaid ON Authority That . Bimetallic Con.
ference VIII Be Held.
VANCOUVER, B. O., Sept. 29.-James
Roche, member Of parliament for East
Kerry, is now in the SLOGAN district of
Kootenai. Mr.. Roche is deeply inter.
ested in the silver question, and as he
was . member of the conference that
recently dealt with that question in
England, hisyiews should prove inter.
esting. In all iinterview Mr.. Roche said:
I'VE have the strongest assurances
from Mr.. Chamberlain and Mr.. Balfour
that an international conference will
be called ut Brussels in May. I think
the business transacted at Brussels will
result in the reopening Of the India
mints at LEAST. Senator Wolcott, Of
whom 20 much has been heard on the
bimetallio question, is an exceedingly
clever man, and powerful champion
Of the cause. Though considered free
lance by the public generally in the
voicing Of his views while in England,
! have the strongest reason for believ.
ing that he was an accredited repre-.
sentative Of the United States govern.
ment on that occasion. Next to the
United States, the strongest supporters
Of bimetallism are the French, and
think the recent action of the Bank of
England, which has given rise to much
discussion, was the outcome Of diplo.
matte Representations made by the
French. I believe we have not done as
much for the cause in two or three
years as the Bank Of England has done
st one stroke.'
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
THE DISEASE GAINING.

Number Of Deaths and New Cases at New
Orleans Record Breaker.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 80.-This was a
record breaking day in the number of
new cases of yellow fever reported-3O
while the deaths-4-surpassed in
number those Of any day since the yellow
fever was first discovered in the city.
Among the new cases was Ravenel
Smith, q member Of well.to-do fam.
ily. Five cases appeared on Jackson
svenue, ono Of tho fashionable streets
in The ST., Charity sasss "s51 convent % and
one appeareSan the Poydras asylum. SO
that there ape four or five charitable in.
shtutions that have had to report cases
in the past three or four days. The in.
creased number Of cases here has
caused no general alarm because the in.
crease of deaths has not been in proper.
ton. The death rate is a trifle under
IL per cent, whom five OF six days ago it
was shown to'be above Is.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
wALcoTT AGAIN NAMED.

Massachusetts, Republicans Nominate .
state Ticket
Boston, Sept. 3o.-The Republican
state convention Of Massachusetts, met
here and nominated full state ticket.
There was large attendance Of dele.
gates. United States Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge renominated Governor
Roger Wolcott, and the molten carried
unanimously and with great demon.
stration Of enthusiasm. The other nom
inations were as follows: Lieutenant
Governor, William NJ. Crane; secretary,
William N. Olin; treasurer, e. P. Shaw;
auditor. John w. Kimball; attorney
general, Hosea n. Knowlton.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-The mem.
beis oe the monetary commission are
holding daily sessions at the Arlington
hotel laying out the programme for the
work that = before them. The sub.
committees, which viii have charge Of
the various branches Of the investigation
to be made. have been appointed. There
viii be three Of these sub-committees-
one on gold and silver. which will investi-
gate the subject Of our badc money, the
extent Of the use Of silver. ETC.; ono on
United States notes. which will investi-
gate the several Glasses Of outstanding
United States notes, the advisability Of
retiring the greenbacks, etc., and one
on banking, the duty Of which will be
to consider and formulate . banking
scheme which viii meet the demands
and requirements Of the country.
At the evening session the president
announced the committees - follows:
On Metallic Currency-C. Stuart Pat
terson Of Pennsylvania, Louis A. Garnet
Of California, j. Lawrence Laughlin Of
ulinoia
On Demand Obligations of the Govern
ment-Robert S. Taylor of Indiana, Stuy-
vesant Fish Of New York, j. w. Fries Of
North Carolina, George f. Edmunds of
Vermont.
On the Banking system-Charles S.
Fairchild Of New York, T. G. Bush of
Alabama, w. B. Dean of Minnesota,
George e. Leighton of Missouri.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
LITERARY N0TEs.

The interiors of one thousand Of
the most attractive homes In the
United States have been photograph.
ed by The Ladies' Home Journal.
One hundred of the best of these pic
lures will be reproduced in that maga-
zine. The first article of the series
-"Inside of a Hundred Homes''-
will appear in the October Journal.
Bed chambers. reception and dining
rooms, bathrooms. halls and apart.
ments of every kind will be pictured
just as they are in daily use. Each
picture contains dozens of sugRes.
tions.
McClures Magazine for October
will contain a description of what
must be one of the most curious and
thrilling spectacles in all the world
an elephant roundup in Siam. The
paper will be illustrated from Sc.
ries of phi hotographs showing the vari.
GUS steps in the dangerous proceed
ings of driving 200 wild elephants
into corral and choosing out such
as are desired for the royal elephant
stables and bringing them into sub
lection.
Tho October number Of The Delin-
Gator is called tho Autumn number,
and its representation of the new
Russian blouse-waists, fan-back skirts
and all the other Autumn novelties in
dress modes and millinery is made
complete by series of artistic color
plates. The literary features include
q bright and crisp novelette,, "a Tri.
umph of Mind" by Anna Eichbarg
King. author of the captivating Kit.
wyk Stories. Martin Orde continues
"Clive Rayner's Adventures" his
hero invading the apartments. Of a
certain Russian Grand Duke. The
series Of articles on Social Life in
America has a brilliant addition in
the paper on Society in Lesser Cities,
by Edith M. Thomas,
The eyes of bees are made to SEQ
great distances. When absent from
their hive they go up in the air till
they see their home, and then fly to.
ward 1t in a straight line and with
great speed. The shortest limo be-
tween two places is sometimes called
q "bee-line." ."-[From October st.
Nicholas.
"Are Women Hurting the Chances
Of Men in Business!" queries Hon.
Carroll d. Wright in the October
Chautauquan, and proceeds to ad-
vance some weighty and significant
statements thereanent. DR.. Wright's
authoritative position as United
States commissioner of labor places
this article at once among the most
valuable statistical documents of the
month.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
WILLIAMS FOR GOVERNOR.

The Noted Silverite Heads the Massa.
chusetts State Ticket.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. g.
George Fred Williams of Dedham was
nominated for governor of Massachu-
setts BY the Democratic state conyen.
ton on platform that squarely In.
dorses that adopted by the national
convention at Chicago last summer.
The other nominees are: Lieutenant
governor, Christopher l. Callahan,
Holyoke; secretary, @. d. Nash, Whit
man; attorney general, John A.
O'Keefe. Lynn; treasurer and receiver
general, T. A. Watson, Boston; auditor,
]. L. Challfoux, Lowell.
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ENGINES FoR EVERYWHERE.

4 1dilwaskss Firm Has Foreign Orders
Amounting to Half dillien.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. S0.-The Reliance
works Of the E. p. Allis company Of
this city have closed contracts for for.
eign orders aggregating $500, 900.
Twenty.one engines Of an average horse
power Of /, 1,2O0 each are to be built for
foreign trade. Six engines Of /, 800 horse
power each, are being built for the
Central London Underground railway,
. new electric road in London. Six
have been ordered for Dublin tramways,
three for Barcelona, Spain, two for
Madrid and four for Sydney, N. s. w.
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AZCARRAGA QUITS
SPANISH PREMIER TENDERS the
RESIGNATION OF HIS CABINET.

her Msjesty Accepts and at Oacs Sun.
lleved the Liberals wul Take Csntrsl
aad That weyler VIII Re Recalled.
MADRID. Sept. so.-The Spanish cab
met has resigned. The queen regent
has accepted the resignation, but has
asked General Azcarraga TO continue in
Office until . solution Of the crisis ID
found. i
Hcr majesty will ut once summon the
leaders Of tho various parties and the
presidents Of the chambers to consult as
70 tho situation. Senior sagasta has
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
WOMAN STREET CLEANER.

Mrs. A. e. Paul Given Charge Of the Work
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-The newly or.
ganized street cleaning brigade which
has resulted from Mayor Harrison's re.
cent visit to various Eastern cities has
been placed in charge Of Mrs. A. E.
Paul. This is probably the only case in
the country where woman has been
given charge Of street cleaning. Sew
eral years ago Mrs. Panl's only child
died of diphtheria. Ever since ihS has
devoted her time to sanitary work and
the betterment of the city's physical
conditions. Mrs. Paul is to have com.
plete charge Of the down town street
cleaning and garbage forces.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
TRACY ls NOMINATED.

Choice sf the Regular Repub.se.ss isy
First Mayor Of Greater New Yosk. /.
Nxw Yo4K, Sept. 29.-Genesal Ben,
tamtl N Tracy, {nrnes secretary Of tha
navy, Mas nominated by the convention
Of the regular Republican organization
tor mayor of Greater New Yorll. Seth
Low, the nominee Of the Citizenas
Union, got less than 30 Of the 845 votes
east, His name was received by the
delegates and spectators with jeers and
misses, and Jacob Worth, the leader Of
the opposition to Senator Platt, was
cried down when he esssyed to present
Lows name. None Of the defeated
Low men. however, expressed an inten-
ton 70 bolt the regular ticket The
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Maudau Fair Items,

The following paragraphs are
taken from the Tribune Mandan fair
edition:
Sheriff Pelissier Of Medora has 4
fine yearling colt, sired by Nutwood,
on exhibition.
Another interesting and artistic ad-
dition to the fine art display is the
china painting of Miss Lawrence Of
Dickinson, whose artistic genius In
that line is beyond question.
r. G. Robertson, of Medora, has o
curiosity which he will exhibit at
the fair grounds in the shape Of a
five-legged steer.
Sheriff Pelisier, of Medora, has a
bunch of trained saddle horses on
exhibition and he has curiosity in
the shape of a quarter blood buffalo
COW which is white in color.
Two hundred Rec Indians arrived
from BerthoId Tuesday to participate
in the wild west department of the
fair. A sham battle between the
Sioux and Rees may be arranged.
In the two-mile bicycle race for en-
tries under lS years of age there were
four competitors. Eddie Smith, Jno.
Purcell, H. ]. Dellinger and =
Younck. Smith took first with ease,
Dellenger second, and Purcell third.
John Grass, the distinguished look
ing orator of the Sioux tribe of In.
dians and about 400 others of hi.
tribe are in camp on the fai,
grounds. In company with Iron
Road, a young educated Indian, q
Tribune representative visited the
camp yesterday and was cordially re-
ceived by Grass and other chiefs
Among those to whom the Tribune
man was introdu ced were Standing
Soldier, sergeant of Indian police.
and the following chiefs: Rain.in-the
Face, spit-on-the- Ceiling, Mutton
Head, Hit-with.an-Ax, Crow Bar,
and Johnny-get-your-Gun.
John Grass said: IL am glad to be
among the white people, want to
lead my people into the ways Of the
whites. That is the reason we came
here. The Great Father wants us ia
get into the customs of the whitea
and we will do it. Our hearts are
good and we are glad to meet the
while people,"
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

Aaay Lives Lest aad Mech Property NJ.
streysA at 1lanilIa.
MANILA, Philippine Islands, Oct.
LA fire here destroyed the gend.
armes quarter, the public library, the
museum, the Offices Of the department
for the inspection Of forests and many
other public buildings, involving great
pecuniary loss. In the panic which re.
suited from the condagration, many
people were burned to death, trampled
upon OF otherwise seriously injured.
The disaster is said to be Of inceudiary
ofiRin.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
MAY SELL THEIR RIGHTS.

Chootaws Discussing the Disposal Of Their
Indian Territory Holdlnss.
MENA, Ark, Sept. 30.-Peter Hud.
son, q citizen Of the Choctaw nation,
and superintendent of the female acad.
emy at Tuskahoma, states that move.
ment is on foot looking to the sale by
the full blood Choctaws Of all their
rights in the Indian Territory, and tho
removal Of the entire tribe, as far as
represented by the full bloods, to q
tract Of land in Old Mexico. Jacob
jackson, the oft-defeated candidate for
chief, is to lead the tribe to the new
land.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
SCARE IN INDIANA.
Case Of. Yelloy Fever Reported From the
Y: Town OF HiHin.

Case Of. YelloN Fever Keported From the
Town Of Minlin.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30.-The News
has received the following dispatch
from a correspondent at English. Craw-
ford county; Ind: "a supposed case
Of yellow fever is reported at Mifain,
seven miles, southwest Of here. The
patient is Edward Mckinney. He re-
turned from Jonesboro, Ark, last Fri.
day, was taken fsick Sunday and has
not spoken since. Numbers of people
have recently died within a mile of
Jonesboro. Mckinney, it is said, has
true yellow. fever symptoms. DR..
George r. Hazelwood. secretary of the
county board of health, refuses to ad-
NIT that it Is yellow fever, but Dr.. N.
w. King does not hesitate to pronounce
it . genuine case and refuse to at
tend it."
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Expect . Large Attendance

1VeCs . 1z8t8O Att0u08603s
MADISON, Wis. Sept. 29.-The state
university opens Thursday. There are
excellent prospects Of an increased at.
tendance, and the more sanguine be.
lieve there will be at least 1900 stu.
dents this year. Last year the total
attendance was 1850. The number oe
young ladies taking university course
has grown from year to year. until this
term there will probably be 45O to 600.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
low. Miners Not Retur.i...

Dies MONIES, Sept. s0.-Miners in this
district have issued a statement deny.
ing in detail the claims of the operators
that the striking miners are returning
to work. The miners say that the i'm.
ported miners will be ont within two
days. The Swan miners have resolved
to strike If coal is shipped into the Des
Moins district.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
HaKaii Not Readv to a.ttl..

WASHINGTON. Sept. 80.-At the state
department Assistant Secretary Day
gave an absolute denial to the state.
ment that in United States Minister
Harold Sewall's report to the depart.
ment. he had mentioned 100000
as probably representing the figure
which Hawaii would pay to settle tho
Japanese claim for indemnity. Judge
Day said that Mr.. Sewall had not even
referred to the matter in any way.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
ADJOURNED TO OCT. II.

Monetary Commission VIII Give the Pub.
lie Chance 60 Oner Suggestions.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-The none.
tary commission has adjourned until
Oct. II. After the appointment Of the
three sub.committees the commission
decided upon an adjournment to give
the secretaries an opportunity to col
lect, collate and classify such sugges-
tions as might be received. These are
coming from all parts Of the country.
When the commission reassembles its
real work will begin.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Thursday, Sept. 80

Thursday, Sept. 80.
The American Institute Of Architects
is in session at Detroit. s2
The Southern Minnesota Methodist
conference is in session at Winona.
The Minnesota State Association Of
Congregational Ministers met at Monte.
video Tuesday evening.
Glendale IN. d. schools have tenn.
porarily closed on account of scarlet
fever.
Horatio D. Davies, Conservative
member Of parliament for Chatham,
has been chosen lord mayor of London,
succeeding Sir George Faudel Phillips.
The American Mailing company, OF.
ganized to manufacture and deal in
malt, with an authorized capital of
90, ,0O0, 900, has just been incorporated
at Trenton, N. ].
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Tso Many Snakes.

Fargo Forum: Ex-Chief ]. G.. CLARK
writes the Forum why he was dis
charged at Mandan and makes char.
ges against the Mayor-that was
and the mayor that is-incidentally
punching Voss-and taking a sly lick
at Mr.. Fernald of the N. p. The lot
ter is spicy andiworthy Of publication
but-digs up too many snakes-at
once.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
No. 2 Spring Not coutr.st.

CHICAGO. Sept. yO.-The board Of
trade voted on proposed amendment
to the rules, which made No. 2 spring
wheat deliverable on contract after Jan.
uary next. After lively fight, the
proposition was overwhelmingly de.
feated, the vote standing 1913 for and
698 against
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Raiders Were Turkish Kurd..

RAdefS WoFo TuFk1sh Kurds.
= TEHERAH. Sept. 20.-The.s inquiry
made into the fighting which tooksplace
on the Turko-P Persian 1fontierfn AuSust
last shows that the raiders were Turk.
ish Kurds, who crossed the frontier
with the full knowledge Of the Turkish
military authorities, sacked nine vii.
Lagos and massacred8 800 Mussulmans and
Christians. including women and chill.
dren. The Persian government 10 de.
manding full satisfaction from Turkey
for the outrages.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
holt. Tracy. Nemi..s,o...

NEW YoRK, Sept. 30.-The Mail and
Express. Republican paper. but an
opponent for some time of the Plat
management OF the Republican organ
ization in New York city, refuses to
support the candidate nominated by the
Republican convention Of Greater New
York.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02

pe6n tefcgtHpneu 10f 0nu IL II b6Il6V6d
thnt the Liberal leader will be asked to
form o cabinet.
United States Minister Woodford, tho
Duke Of Tetuan and the president Of
the senate, tho Marquis Paso de II
Mcrrzed, held long conference during
tho day, aud General Woodford pre-
scnted to General Azcarraga the mem
bers of tho United States legation.
Owing to the cabinet crisis the Cuban
pourparlers have been postponed.
It is said that Senior Sagasta 10 in
favor Of supcrseding Captain General
Weyler and Of granting autonomy to
Cuha Immediately.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
"Wednesday. SAINT. 2a.

Wednesday, Sept. 80.
Nov. has been fixed as the date Of
the sale of the Union Pacific road.
Charles Belmont Davis, United States
consul at Florence, Italy, has resigned.
The interchangeable mileage credit
system will be inaugurated by Western
lines Nov. 1.
The grand lodge, K. of p, and the
grand temple, Rathbone Sisters, met
Tuesday at st. Paul.
Star Pointer paced q mile in 2:OO1& at
Terre Haute, and Joe Patchen went the
same distance in 2:014.
The three European cities of Dublin,
Barcelona and Madrid are to be
equipped with trolley systems.
Josiah Quick, IS years old, and his
wife, IS, were killed at the crossing Of
the Erie railroad at Rankins Station.
N. Y.
M. Jules Cambon, governor general
Of Algeria, it is announced, will sue.
ceed N. Jules Patenotre as French am.
bassador at Washington.
Captain General Weyler has pub.
lished decree declaring still in
force his prohibition Of the expectation
Of leaf tobacco produced in the prov.
inces Of Havana and Pinar del Rio.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
MINISTER'S WILL RESIGN.

the Grcolan Parliament.
LoN4oa, Sept. 80.-The correspond,
ent Of The Times at Athens says: It is
generally believed that the government
will resign at the first sitting Of the
boule. In any case several Of the min.
listers are unwilling to remain inpower.
1t is expected that the chamber will
accept the peace treaty unanimously,
public excitement on the question hay.
ing quite subgided.
The Dickinson press., 1897-10-02
Ranch for Sale.

Will sell my Ranch at Knife River
at a bargain. Have 200 loads Of hay
put up, ample range, hay land, coal,
best springs in State; all within half
a mile of headquarters.
Thos. Evans,
10.2tf Gladstone, N. D.