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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-08-14
TELEGRAMY KRAJoWE.,

Tiffin, On. Kuhn, AZ letni
mezczyzna aresztowany zosta} "a
kazirodztwo, dokonane ma swej II
letniej c6rce.
Columbus, O.-Na konwencyi
populist6w nominowano J. S.
Coxey'a kandydatem ma guberna-
tora stanu Ohio.
Altoona, Paw g6rach Tusscy
natrafono ma bogate pok}ady z}o.
todajnego kwarcu, dajacego ma to-
ne 1926 czystego z}ota.
Washington.--Urzednicy rzado-
wi wybieraja sic ma zwiedzenie
dw6ch walcowni p}yt okretowych,
mianowicie W Bethlehem i W Car
negie.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Po}ozenie straj-
kier6w stale sic coraz gorszem, Po-
niewaz g6rnicy W bardzo wielu ko-
palniach ME chca sic do mich przy-
}aczyc.
New York L. Bawlesek,
prawdopodobnie czech lub polak, z
zawodu klawiec, zostaf zbity do
nieprzytomnosci i obrabowany z
pieniedzy.
Harrisburg, Pa Wiadomosci
jakoby wojsko stanowe stafo W po-
gotowiu do wyruszenia W okolice
strajku So nieprawdziwe. zaprze-
czaja i'm sami komendanci.
Washington.--James F. Belden
Louisville, KY, przesia1 przez
amerykahskiego konsula W Hon
duras skarge ma Rad W Honduras,
W kt6rej domaga sic $4,000 wy
nagrodzenia.
Portland, Ind.-Pociag towaro-
wy linii Grand Rapids & India
ma, przejezdzajac przez most mad
rzeka Wabash rozpiety, za}amaf
takowy i wpad} W rzeke. Maszyni-
sta palace zostali zabici.
Ishpeming, Mich -Tutejsi g6r
cy chca zastraj jkowac, poniewaz
ME chca pracowac wsp6lnie nieu-
instant. Kto vie jednak czy do
strajku przyjdzie, poniewaz opozy-
cya jest "a silna i straj jkierzy ME
moga mice nadziei wygranej.
Spring Valley, -G6rnicy
tutejsi odbyli W tych dniach posie-
dzenie, ma kt6rem rozpatrywano
prosbe majora miasta, aby g6rnicy
wydobyli potrzebna ilost wegla dla
wodociagow miejskich. Ostatecz-
ME uchwalono: ze major moze So
bic ist do kopalh i ukopac tyle
wegla, lie uwaza "a potrzebne.
Pittsburg.-Th. DeArmitt, "a
rzadzca kopalh New York & Gle
veland Gas Coal kompanii straszy
robotnik6w, ze straca cafy zarobek
i ze W przeciagu pieciu dni kaze
ich wyrzucic z domu kompanii,
jezeli ME wr6ca do piracy. Paru
bojazliwych robotnik6w zlek}o sic
tych grozb i wr6cili do piracy.
Mansfield, O.-W powiatowym
domu poprawy eksplodowaf zbior-
mix parry, przyczem str6z nocny
Robinson uleg} bolesnym poparze =
niom. By}by moze nawet i zycie
utracif, gdyby ME to, ze jeden z
wiezni6w, nazwiskiem Freer, ma
razeniem w}asnego zycia, wyni6s}
nieszczesliwego niebezpiecznego
miejsca.
San Francisco, Col.-Rzad ha-
wajski ME wpuszcza Chihczyk6w
do Hawai-. Do Honolulu sprowa-
dzaja obecnie 200 robotnik6w pol
skich Galicyi" Wed}ug kontrak-
tn, dostana opr6cz wolnego miesz-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-08-14
TELEGRAMY zAGRAN|C1NE.

Londyn.-Bu}garski poeta Kon-
stantynow zosta} zamordowany.
Bombaj.-W ostatnim tygodniu
umario tutaj 22O os6b ma cholere
a Is ma dzume.
Londyn.-Wielkie oddzia}y woj.
ska zosta}y wysiane ma wsch6d,
prawdopodobnie do Egiptu.
Konstantynopol.- Ksiaze Fer.
dynand Bu}garski przyby} do Yil-
diz Kiosku i byf przez pare dni
gosciem su}tana.
Berlin.-Caryca wdowa utwo-
rzy}a spisek przeciw carowi, chcac
90 pozbawit tronu, ale car dowie-
dziawszy sic intrygach, przeszko-
dzi} jej zamiarom.
Paryz.-W poblizu Tryestu, W
Austro. Wegrzech, schwytano 60
}ebia, kt6ry mia} przywiazana kart
ke u szyi z napisem, ze pochodzi
z balonu Andreego.
Wiedeh.- z powodu, IL W ostat
mich tygodniach ulewy i powodzie
zniszczyfy znaczna Geese plon6w,
ceny "a niekt6re zboza i jarzyny
podskoczy}y znacznie W gore.
Kair, Egipt.- Armia anglo
egipska, pod dow6dztwem pufkow-
nika Hunter zdoby1a miasto Abu
Hamil. Walka trwafa dosyt dfu-
60, DO anglicy musieli jeden dom
"a drugim zdobywac. Ogdtem stra
como "a zabitych 81 rannych,
miedzy tymi dw6ch oficer6w, ma
jora H. M. Sidney i pu}kownika
Fitzclarence.
Berlin Wed1ug raport6w
wskutek ostatniej powodzi zginefo
ma Szlasku 1O5 osob, W Saksonii
Austryi okofo 1870 os6b. Szkody
przez pow6dz zrzadzone obliczaja O.
g6fem ma 100 milion6w marek.
Madryt.-Dr. Zertucha, kt6ry
zdradzi} Macea, nastepnie osadzo.
ny zostaf W wiezieniu, ma otrzy-
mac cd rzadu $4,000. Weyler
wypuSci} 60 z wiezienia, bo otrzy-
mai stosowne rozporzadzenie cd
rzadu.
Konstantynopol.- tex
legramy potwierdzaja pogfoski, IL
kilkatysieczny tfum armehczyk6w
wpad} do kolonij tureckich wy
mordowaf TAME kilkaset miesz-
kahc6w, znecajac sic mad mimi W
najokrutniejszy spos6b.
Winnipeg, Mau.-Rzad kanadz-
XII konferuje towarzystwem kolei
Canadian Pacific, czy ME dafoby
sic zbudowac droge do dystryktu
Yukon W Alasce, aby tym sposo-
bem zapewnic ma przysz}osc bez-
pieczniejsza droge dla podr6zni-
k6w, nadto, aby mona byfo u
trzymac zima komunikacye owa
odleg}a okolica.
Petersburg W zesz}a sobote
przyby}a niemiecka cesarska para
okretem "Hohenzollern'' do
Kronsztatu, po przywitaniu sic z
carska para, udali sic wszyscy do
Petersburga. Tegoz dnia odbyf sic
galowy bankiet ma Geese gosci, ma
kt6rym obaj ci europejscy despoci
wzajemnie sobie zyczenia sk}adali.
Londyn.-Nawet p6f-swieci juz
kradna! Dziennik medyolahski ola
sera" donosi z Rzymu, ze W waty.
kahskim skarbcu skradziono kilka-
set tysiecy i ze dw6ch wp}ywo-
wych pra}at6w kancelaryi papie-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
BRIEF TALES BY WIRE.

AT a meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
of the Canadian Crick5s association IT
was decided the match. United States vs..
Canada. should be played at the R0Sed74e
g-1r-ds. Toronto. on Sept. and l.
Major Moses P. Handy. special commits
store Of the United States - tina Paris
International Exposition of 1900. llas ap-
pointed Louis VI. Hamburger of Chicago
as his assistant
A territorial converrton OF negr1eswhich
mas been in session at Perry. o. T. f0r two
DAYS. passed s,-rC1g resolutions demand
ing that congress graft pensions 20 ex-
slaves their wives and children .Ihey
declared that they had beer n slavery 80
wears. and they demand h,-E - pensions.
The heir recently born TO the Earl OF
Craven. whose wife was formerly Mss
C,--r7elig4 Martin only daughter Of Mr..
Rrad1ey-Msrtfn of New York. promises
to make a financial difference to the earl.
whose estates are extensive. but heavily
e-ncimbered and net yry valuable. II IS
understood that Mr.. Bra1ley-Alarrin, since
he has become a grand father, has been
showing a disposition 10 do something IN
the way of Wiping out the mortgages on
the earTs estate.
Henry Tanner. an American negro VINO
has been studying painting IN Paris Tor
soma years. has wen the greatest disitn
race in thar field He recently exhibited
IN the gallon a work entitled The Raising
If Lazarus which received signal Dre Sc
from the critics and has been purchased
by the French government for the Luxem-
h011rg. The artist is son Of a mission
aq-v of the African Methodist church. He
has studied under Constant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
At Butte.
fspeoial 10 .The Herald )

Butte, Aug. 2l.-The iobbery in har-
negs races which has been a scandalous
feature at the West Side track for a
week, was apparent again today. and
Edwards and Trine, drivers of Black
Cloud and Bessie Rankin, were fined
$50 each. Summary
First Race, Pacing, 2:17 Class Two
in Three. Purse s500.-Jib won in two
straight heats, and Black Cloud and
Bessie Rankin divided second money.
Best timeL2:14Z.
Second Race, Five and Half Fur
longs. Handicap, Purse $350.-Pafurni
won, Salmera second, Negligence third.
Time-1:I0.
Third Race, Three-fourths of Mile,
Selling. Purse $300-Polish won, Bill
Howard second, Colonel T. third. Time
-t:l5A.
Fourth Race, One Mile, Yellowstone
Handicap. SLeO0-Imp. Devils Dream
Won, Jim Blackburn second, Cherry
Lea, third. Time-1:431a.
Fifth Race, Six Furlongs, Selling,
Purse $350.-Dorah Wood won, Vitringa
second. Fortunate third. Time-1.1519.
Sixth Race, Three ouEths Of Mile,
Purse s300.-Dfxie Land won, Joe Cot
ton second, Governor John third. Time
-1:17H.
Seventh Race, Hurdle, Handicap.
Mile and Thre&elghts Over Five Hur-
dies.-J. o. c. won, Sylvester second,
Mister third. Time-2:35.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
An Answer from Hoshi.

Washington, Aug. 21-Secretary
Sherman has received prompt ac-
acknowledgement from Minister Hoshi.
Of Japan, of the secretary's letter of
last Saturday. relating to the annexa-
ton of Hawaii TO the United states
Mr.. Hoshis acknowledgements is
formal, and does not go into the merits
of the subject, as the answer to Sec
rotary Sherman last note will not be
made until the word comes from the
Japanese foreign office.
The Associated Press dispatches con-
tanned all of the features of Secretary
Sherman'S note with one exception.
namely: Japan's prior note referred
incidentally to reports that a majority
of the inhabitants of Hawaii did not
favor annexation. Mr.. Sherman's an
swer takes issue with this statement.
and urges. at some length. that the
preponderance of influence in Hawaii
is favorable to the annexation Of the
islands to the United States. Aside from
this and the approval expressed of the
plan Of arbitration between Japan and
Hawaii on the immigration question.
the Sherman note is an enlarged argu-
ment of Mr. Sherman's former letter.
stating the attitude of the United
States as favorable TO annexation. The
report that Mr.. Sherman did not enter
into an argument, as it would be a re-
opening of the case with Japan. is not
correct, as the secretary's note is
very fun argument on the entire ques-
ton involved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
At Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. 21,-This was
the closing day of the summer meet
ing. The weather was fine and the
track fast. Results:
First Race, Maiden 2-Year-Olds, Five
Furlongs.- Correlita won. Inverary sec
ond. Chalmers third. Time--1:04.
Second Pace. 3-YeaT-Olds and Up
wards, One NIile.-Leoneta won. First
Mate second. Belvidere third. Time
1:45M.
Third Race. 3-Year-Olds. Selling, Six
Furlongs.-Kinnil1in won, Set Fast
second. Reinstron third. Time-1:15A
Fourth Race, Spencer Handicap. g.
Year-OIds and Upwards. Mile and a
Sixteenth.-Flying Dutchman won, Sir
Walter second. Tirne-2:10.
Fifth Race, Get Away Purse, All
Ages, Selling. Five FurIongs. Hugh
Penny won. Set Fast second, High
JinkS third. Time-1:01ia.
Sixth Race, Beverwyck Steeplechase,
About Two and One-Haif Miles.-Lion
Heart won. Sayonara second. Royal
Scarlet third Time-6: 091R.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
At st. Louis.

ST. EsouisI Aug. 2LITrac4s fast; re-
suits:
First Race, Selling, Seven Furhougs-
High Moon won, Little B4ilee second,
Bridgetor third. Time-1:29H.
Second Race, Selling, One and One
sixteenth Miles.-MadehTse won, May
Galop second, Truxillo third Time
1,4S
Third Race. Selling, Six Fazrlongs.-
Horseshoe Tobacco won, Bridget
Nicholas third. Time-1:A.
Fourth Race, Ozark Stake, Value
$1,000. for Two-year- olds, Six Furlongs.
-Eithoiin won, Lfbation second, Sir
Rolia third. Tine-f:16.
Fifth Race, Purse, Six Furlongs.-
Harry Duke Won Laureate second, Eva
Rice third. Time 1917.
Sixth Race, Selling, Mile.-Jane won,
Ardath second, Dick Behan third.
Time-1:41%
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 2I.-The first
days events of the two DAYS bicycle
races held here today under the aus
Dices of the Tacoma Race Promoters
association, g. branch of the California
Associated Cycling clubs. were in every
way q marked success, and were wit
messed by about / ,0O0 people. Otto Zeig-
Ter did not show up in good form for
some reason. and failed to get a place
in either of the two events in which he
was entered. The following is sum
mary:
Two-t thirds of a Mile. Professional
Downing won, Vaughn second, G. SIhar-
lex third. Time: 80 liz.
One-tl1ird Mile. Amateur.-W Wing won,
Dow second, Launeister third. Time
:49 2-5.
Two Miles, Handicap.-G. sharick.
Tacoma. $50 yards). won, Bartholomew,
Tacoma go yards). third Tine-5:45.
Zeigler (scratch) quit after the fourth
Ian.
Elford of Oakland did an exhibition
one third mile, flying start, paced. in
80 as
Ship. of Salem. Ore. did two-thirds
Of mile, flying start, paced, in 1:22 1-5.
Victoria, B. c., Aug. 21.-L A. Camp
Dell, The ESQulmalt- DicYcESt. again
proved himself the strongest road rider
in the west, covering q century in pfle-
nounena5lT fast time over the Saan4ch
peninsula, and winning his second ar
row within a fortnight ON the expired
time of 6:59:30.
Boston, Aug. 21.-Tom Barnaby won
the six days bicycle race, eight hours
a day, at Charles River park tonight.
Frank Waller finished second, and
Harry d. Fixes third. The first five
men to finish all beat the previous rec
ord of S74 miles by a. large margin.
Barnaby. at the finish led Waller by
about 20 yards, but the two men are
credited with the same number of miles
for the week. The final scores:
Barnaby, 993.1; Waller. 1881; H. D.
Elkes. 1851; Dench, 923.2; Foster, 907
Lauricls, 1902; W. e. Elkes. 1872; Hall.
781; Blakesly. 6S7.2; Steeg, 676; Gleck,
COS g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Revolution an That is Left.

Geneva. Aug. 21-The Grosshat. the
organ of the Constantinople committee
of the Armenian revolutionary fedora
ton, which is printed here, asserts that
the recent explosions in Constantinople
were the work of the committee, and
says the committee is directing the
movements of the parties who are
fighting the Turks in the vilayet Of
Van.
1--WE are obliged" the paper adds. TO
resort to every possible means to carry
on the struggle against such over
whelming odds. Revolution is the only
resource. left US.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Our Tars Get in a Tangle.

Cherbourg, Aug. 21.-There has been
a disturbance here between the French
police and seamen of the United
States corvette Alliance. The police, it
appears, arrested one of the American
sailors, who was accused of refusing
10 pay for a drink His comrades at
tempted to rescue him, and a conflict
between the police and the sailors fol-
lowed, during which the Americans
were worsted. a number of them being
injured and several of them were ar
rested and handed over to the officers
of the Alliance.
The officers of the Alliance subse-
quently went ashore and ordered all of
the corvette's men TO return to the ship,
and it is believed that the incident is
ended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
sTARBUcK DEFEATED.
Jimmy Michael Did 1t Very Easily,
Too,

New York, Aug. 21-Jimmy Michael,
the Welsh bicycle rider, easily defeated
]. Frank Starhuck of Philadelphia in
a 32-lnile race at the Manhattan Beach
track today. Although Michael had
the poorer set of machines for pace
making, his pluck and stamina stood
him in good stead, and he finished the
contest in 6614 minutes, fully two miles
ahead of his American opponent.
The attendance was 10, 600. Both men
were in perfect condition. A good deal
of money changed hands on the result,
but the admirers of the foreigner had
to lay odds on their candidate and
many bets were made in favor of Mich
aeI at 100 TO so and 10G to 20 on
Each contestant had 80 pace makers,
and in this respect Starbuck had the
cali. Both went off from standing
start, and each picked up triplet pac-
ers Starbuck got the pole. but in the
second lap Michael picked up a sextet
and assumed the lead.
AT the end Of the second mile the lit
tie Welshinan was 100 yards ahead. and
at the end Of the third mile he was
400 yards ahead. From this point to
the end Of the race, Michael had a
very decided advantage. Michael had
gained a lap on his adversary. Then
for FIVE or six miles both men alter
mated in the lead, although there was
a lap TO Michaers credit, but the lit
tie fellow, when picked up by his fav-
orite quad or sextette, was enough in
reserve TO show his superiority over
Starbuck, as he passed him at will The
18th mile was run in the fastest time.
one minute and % seconds. The slow
est mile run was the Bird. but this
could be easily accounted for through
the fact that Michael was nearly seven
laps ahead and took things easy, COW
ering the last mile in 2:12 As.
From the 18th mile to the end of the
race, Michael heat every standing rec
ord previously established in contest
aIichael's wheel was geared to 106,
and Starbucks TO 96.
Michaets Times.-One, 1:55 20; 3.
3:51 As: 8. 5:47 3-5; 4, 7:41 3-5: 5, 9:41 As:
6. 1856 Is; Z, 1892 1-5: s. 1927; 9, 1927;
10. 1924 2-5; II, 21:2l; - 1926 "a; Is,
s5:19 3-5; IA, 2T:19 2-5; 10, 29:11: 16, BIO:
Il, 5000: Is, 35:07; 10. 1905; 90 1904 3-5:
81, 4l:03; % 1906 2-5; g. 45:07 3-5: "a.
47:l1; %, 1915; &c, 51:20 3-5; 81. 1925 2-5.
2S. 55s2s 2-5; 90. 57:36: 80. 59:44; 81,
61:52.2-5 go, 64:01 As; 3d. 66;14 3-5
In q mile handicap for pace makers,
professional, the final heat was won by
Fred Titus. New York. 80 yards; L. A
Callahan, Buffalo, 80 yards, second; E.
S. Aker. Philadelphia, 80 yards. third !:
w. z. Becker, Minneapolis, 40 yards,
fourth. T,me-2:07.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Peace Conference Adiourns.

Constantinopie, Aug. 21.-The peace
conference adjourned its session to-
day, owing to the non-receipt of some
of the ambassadors of instructions from
their governments. Lord Salisbury, it
is said. maintains the attitude assumed
by him with reference to Che evacua-
ton of Thessaly by the Turkish forces,
while the German government threat
ems to withdraw from the concert Of
the powers unless the Turks be allowed
to continue their occupation OF the
province until the indemnity agreed
upon be paid by Greece.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22

Bannock won. Rotterdam second. King
Menelik third. Time-1:1434.
Second Race, Six Fuflongs. Selling
Warrenton won, Hairpin second, Isen
third. Time-l:15a4
Third Race, Mile and a Sixteenth,
Selling.zArbuckle won, Parmesan sec
ond. Trayanf third. Time-1:49%.
Fourth Race, Electric Stakes, Six
Furlongs.- Hamburg won, Handball
second, First Fruit third. Time-l:141A
Fifth Race, Brighton Cup, Two and
a Quarter Niies-Tae Friar won, Sun
ny Slope second. Ben Brush third Time
-3:565A.
Sixth Race, Pink Coat Steeple Chase
Over Full Course.-Decapod won, Erie
second. rTime-5:49.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
At Cincinnati.

Ciuctneat4s Aug. 2t.-Resuits at New
sort KJs
First Race, -Four and one-haE Fur
longs, Se71ng-LaveFp won, Annie
Taylor second, Scottie d third. Time
$50
Second Race, Mile and &c Sixteenth,
Eelhng-Nannie d. won. Roosevelt Sec
ond, The Sculptor third. Ti1ae-ls5e1k.
Third Race, One Mite and Seventy
Yards.-Talaca won, Balklidfe second,
Eangamon third Time :44s4
Fourth Race, Five and One-haif Fur
longs. Handicaps-Lady of the West
uzon, Lillian Bell second, Creedmore L.
third. Tine-s:9S%.
Fifth Race, Six F'urlongs.- adeRne
won. EvaAine second, Fau41ette third
Tiue-1 :l5sL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Hunting for an Anarchist.

New York, Aug. 21.-N. Plants, believed
to be the anarchist who was expelled
from France week ago. arrived here TO-
day on the steamer Umblia. He mystic
riously eluded tine customs and iInTnigra-
ton inspectors and federal and local de-
tectives ON leaving the pier He Left his
hand bag and several drafts on Spanish
bank with the purser. The federal au-
thorities are making a vigorous search
for him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Mclaughlin the Winner.

New York, Aug. 21.-The six-day
championship billiard contest was won
tonight by Edward Mclaughlin, cham
pion of Pennsylvania, Mclaughlin
has a total for six nights of 5000
points. His total for tonight was 1000
and his best run 92l. His average was
&c 12-13
Kerkaus total for the week was A.
749, with III for the night, and his best
run was rs. His average was 8 9-12
points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Broke All Records.

Worcester. Mass. Aug. 2l-George
B. Tinker and Thomas Coneff ran
match race for mile at the Worcester
oval today for $500 a side. Tinker won
by g remarkable burst of speed in 4
minutes 10 is seconds, a record that
has never been approached by either
amateur or professional in a. public ex-
hibition in this country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
THE WHEEL.

Denver. Colo. Aug. 21.-The so mile
relay race between the Denver Wheel
club and the ATapa!hOe Wheel club at
the D. W. G. park, was won by the
former team by mile and one-sixth.
The time was 2;6S;39
Before the race Amos Hughes broke
the. three mile. unpaced, flying start
professional record of 7:11, making the
distance in 6:46 rs.
Joe He'll broke the amateur record for
two miles, unpaced. from flying start,
by making the distance in 4:27 S-5. The
former record was 4:39 As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-22
Urneighborly,

Indfarapolis journal: ''Kunnel Ryan
TAN said the Virginia gentleman. sis
a bawn gentleman. but his KILN of that
nfggro ne found in his hen roost was
mighty uuneighbonly. satn.''
II thought" said the commercial tour
ist '4that you dtd not consider the coll
ored man as a neighbor
tsI mean. sab. to refer. sab. to the Jn-
neig-lborlfu-sss of dom the KILN h.ssef
single handed and alone, when the young
men of the county are jest dytn', san, TO
a little spot.
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IDAHO ASSESSMENTS.
Railroad, Telegraph and Live Stock
Rates Fixed
Especial to The Herald.l

Especial to The Herald0
Boise, Ida. Aug. M.-FolIowing are
the assessments of property coming
under the jurisdiction of the state
board of equalization:
Main lines of railroad. sc. 500 per mile,
excepting Utah Northern north of Po-
catello. which is put at $4,000; branch
lines, So, 000
Telegraphs. $50 for first wire and
$3.50 for each additional wire.
Telephone lines. $50 per mile.
Sheep, $3.50; stock cattle, S13: beef
and graded cattle. $40; range horses,
$3.50; hogs, 81
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Another match Talked Of.

Stamford. Conn, Aug. PA match
and Joe Patchen for a. purse of s.. 600,
the winner to take the entire amount
II has been agreed to alternate the pole
each heat. The race will be run during
the grand circuit meeting at Charter
Oak park in this city, the last week in
August and the first week in Septem-
ber
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THE ]AP5 AND KlNAKN
Settlement the Former viii
Insist Upon.
A FLAGRANT VIOLATION
JAPAN TIMES STATEMENT as
TO ANNEXATION

Says Japan Has Been and Always
Will be Opposed to Annexation of
Hawaii by America-Severe and
Prolonged Earthquake at Yoko-
hama-Case of the China Proves
an Interesting One-British Con-
sui Dead at Hilo-Thurston to
Succeed Hastings.
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Bar Silver in London.

New York, Aug. 2l.-The price of bar
silver in London fell again this morning
TO "a pence which is the lowest record
and a decline of 7-16d since yesterday
The price quoted in New York is Size a
lars are quoted art 40c.
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sHARKEY IN NEW YORK.
Will Train in Frisco for His Fight
With Maher.

New York, Aug. 21.-Pugilist Thomas
Sharkey arrived here today on the UNI
bria from Liverpool. He has been ON a.
visit TO England and ireland. Sharkey
will leave for San Francisco on Tues
day or Wednesday. On his arrival
there he will begin training for his
fight with Maher. He faYors Nevada
as the place for the fight Maher will
sail from Liverpool ON Sept. l.
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Chinese Going Home.

Victoria. b. c.. Aug. 21.-Marauis Ito.
who was Jaoan's representative at the
Jubilee fete IN England arrived today.
TNhe Chinese am assador will arrive to
morrow Both leave for home on the
Empress Of Japan, Monday.
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indians 10 PICK Hops.

Port Townsend. Wash Aug 1.-Two
thousand Indians from British Columbia
passed ZIP the Sound in canoes today for
the mop fields of the Puyailup, Stuck ana
White river valleys where six weeks
work in harvesting the hop crop Is