davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
Oa Svffen oif os forbi.
Otter Eotcrt Bropuins

Oct tunbe bah. bandit - en- Gang;
bare ben enc 8angen.
gi bOsbe | famine 9abe - TO mligs
Gu9Ie paa bper fit gag. 3u orbeioeps
nso Ger os MobslIsr - 9ltsb. ps bpg,
seoe, giorbs ON igjsn os 10 - 10, faa bet
tIuns / 6uspasgens: "0e sobe 5ult ital
not faa 7. en- BATTER Dag, at iss sr ben
fore Gibions Sr.rmanb."
Srac jig b%eitiIts2 jog fang, fang,
fang! Seq 10 oe Ilcs sriner pg fang %
tantte: "Snart itaar aittp grolpns
Rapn paa be flor, 9ioIter os ffpOsr Der
ben runot, ps ben flor. Mabame Griii
Grgrer fig eren."
Seq i~ortiente life mere meb min Sang.
enb bu meb bit Ser.
0u tr9nete Marmor, og i.g trRngte
en- G9rer | WuIif; men ri arbeibebe %
ituberebe baarbt, fper puu i'm 8ts, %
tDggsbe pua Dor grsoitalt msb en- Sim
bug Neiiombeo. SriIt Cuff bubos Ri
bsrrppe unbsr 9uaifjngset, og ppr 5Ors
nsielie pur at title opsr til binanbens
0inou.
Oh brep cmtring og morebe big, ION
ben SDblGnbing III bar. / 9luIe pe
Straabat og meb en- ljben 4ntponing til
Stjeg.
Seq ~opbaseb., at nit 9lomiterFpr lite
bar t~ilitratielis tGt for briitige glitts,
og MATTE %anitafe mig ct Saroin for at
bore Iitfer.
Sanoelis, bet bar life min Stplo, at
bu himlsbe msb gin.ns, naur iee iloa
mine prastige Sriler Oct bar 10 9uar.
Spurpens bpssebe @eoe, os pi9sr og
Gutter lests paa Gab,n, mems 9utitter.
n. buenebe at be beiligite glpmiter.
Spprfor fanbt BIZ life paa at f9tte en-
9lpmit / 2ertIumpsn ps tdite ben ino
aiennem nit aabns 8inbua 6poo ie9
Ttulbs tat,et big meb glitfe og Sangs!
Einsns bruste ieg fprreitsn Ttdrpt moi,
if9r naar bine MpbeIsr trippeoe cp
Srappen til @telierst. (Winoet berom es
mia enonu bittert). Msn bet fl ou
igien! Den ~langbaarsce Spiteren, iom
Ttemmer Rnbes Qiaro! llnbres, boab
bun betaler BAN mso?"
ga, iua trntte ou, men bu bdpbe tile
Mob til at iiss til big feb: "odo os
Saonb i Suanb gaa les paa StiGbnerl!
Sea hentcr fenpe ppsr til mig = fenoe
meb, FAINT piano, srinsr ps aItiums
men,"
Nei bspar's, BIZ pilbe moi i'll. rar. faa
tantcles % bum. Og bet pilbs bleritte
ieg; bum og ubetanfiom pg tanIte no9st
pQrre enboa! = ga - pg fua9 Nlloel,
enonu er ou life BibIons Spermuno, pg
Wapame 9riii lepr frsmbeles iom So /
GRIN eng.
Wfen fad troFer BIZ til Gjengj9lo
prinIen / Stun tnermibouge, pg leg sr
galoronning. 8u er Bit Riober ps
Weblem At Itobemiet, % jeg bar 1gtst
en- guInmsl rig 2orb! Mlen sr on easr
jsg lptte!,s9 Sort Sin sr u%fuloitan.
bigt, ri leper life fulbt pg uoelt. gi
peo life, bbab bet bill fig: at iuffe b9bt,
ls friitt, iulte, fsIts, f~prtrile, tort iast
ere lbtteligs, bore beltuo Mennsitet
Msn Iaa bar BIZ ba BEN Silfreositilz
lelIe, at ingsn tiger ON big, at bu bar
oarst ubetrntIom eller aiprt 0um6eosr!
Sm mig ptl jsg MI i~lstitte tale! Sm
mig bper bet, at iss sr "ristis fornufs
tis."
SIN Gang tunbe bet benbt; bare ben
enc @aneen; men Ri turbs life grille til,
% iaalebss gil 2ptten tabt for os al
n1.LS
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
Wittenberg Drops
,alses til bepRe Cor s%saiitnbnfet ! ssit'
tenbtra, Wis.

Term, p}tbicin ar ct ubmarset Wiob.I mob al
1IaSs Uortlsltlie % Spgoomms, lom etrird
lar I'M CpunbsIit. loalcr iddr SalS, Stin9 I
Srgit % a}g9, Natarlh Noutoplnt, 3dnerins 30
llf, Sigt on Gcn ,r hlspen en- ~ulinopGtltg We.
5uin / &Gjcuhulct. zen tr MI bleoen 'orlsgt az
mango lite oIrrf htr ! CmcGnen, men pioeiI on,
"a ul beyer tul en- Ntutng ON btn. ntmltS: at
bn or q ioruIiittigt Qttobtl mob 6orflsIttit.
Gu nnb,illtS III: blot af 4dit. &aloelano,
iom bar o~piuuo,t ben 90 IfiGntet 6ecepttn III &ot'
iar4ultt. ,ntn oglaa Ealtorern, &asmuslen, grt'
aub og lu0rt bar brugt ben megst % pIl tnnnt
aHpetdle acu.
6u Elai,c toittr 25t; 6 Tluit.r iaIees Tor 81.
CugIp nutmtlte Grprtis Slncs, ba ben i,ts tau
lenses i Nol,en, q. 4. Gounmc,
NStttsIbtlQ NJtS
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24

On fHis MstbOos. a.: 4SpOrsun bar Ou
parsi iitanO til at iamls en- iaa ubprs 6or'
uaus2.
sgtb en- mest fmpel Tnbpee.'
sWaals
-, msOsns iss bar fattia, inebirOis lea
EsR, u IN pss RIG, % Se LEG par blsp'n rig,
" !ss snm ssa = r. ~ istsaes
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
8iuet.Kiobere!

Sfal Sc isnbe eiter Wober, Ggit,r ,us,
grpoer, Suitru % Barn eler andre slpot.
nireer, "a suifer. at be ltal iaa aoot YRet3I,.
ielItab meo be Ill Nrterita tilbaaeuenosnSs
i~lanoirapiite Giriiter paa Ibinap6ua Qini,r
oa bgr man inareit muliet benpenbe fla nj ben
nprneltboenoe Ebinsuala.Nsent eler ifrins
I'll Suueotontoret for at Iaa BiQetter. @lert
life, at 5binspaIa 2inien beforbrer 9asiooe,
rer oirette fra @etbebors til Rem gor, u6sn
npae.iomhelit Cpbolo paa Heiien, % uoen
uOelit iaar Tasia9ererne Seus,la6er GA
Spile.aiprreler.
~. ID orttnfen 4 Co.,
176 East Kinzie Street, Chicago, III
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
cnifcS.

Gu 0lore oaalt @ielerilt mco Here gars
,Erfaying lpgcr Elao3 pan CT AtCieri til lite
JiopeRiber elier III lite Sdnaar, &cotom
CT o9laa g,aliiuiit. Jor SplDgninaer
"TRIP til Is. Is. q Seu'ou, Woe Greamcrp,
4tpe, G. Sat. 51aa3
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
NoOitalt MiOptl MOB eonturier. !

8aOitaIt Wliooel mob aonturier. SfplQt
alpelss paaliOeliNe aiioer CT BET urit,n 5000
aar, fon en- iinefF Snnt iuOitilep; line Qt.
t%aliuscr. Naria9m or nemli9 ben: naar ct
,aielip 6irua sier Spbuo, bliu:r baaOe 6bt.
fen % als baus gstitHts - balsbuss.os.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24

VDtte. $50 Nucs unmrrfet Bra
IRELAND, 400 Ncrcs opoprfet, Nor ar
ban, Mum prlies buttet ior en- mtuore
0aru | pItllge 4lnHelotn elIer 5upa. ",
.. 2itble. 4inribau, Uunl.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24
Striffearbeiac usicres.

lib % @nru mooioges til Striinins %
6orarbeIoelie al iromper o8 4tGuoS In
oertlGoer. Mortified Knitting Co..
60a18 NortbFefb, Ntnn
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24

SIN Sang tunbe bet banbt; bare ben
enc @anesn; men hi turbs life grille til,
% iaalebss gil 2ntten tabt for os | al
Gbiobeb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-24

8aa be uoenIanoIe SiItemnrfeosr
berlier ben iamme 6luubeo iom tio.
Iisere. Susen Giteriporsiel. ingen
aipbslpt. Ger ippres life gesn til
u;oere 9iu / npsen 8ranhe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Moses L. Banks, flour and feed
merchant, living on arm at Gibson,
a suburb OF Corning, n. Y, WINS called
from his house after supper last night
by three men anu iouliy murdered.
The perpetrators escaped and are un'
known.
Judge Tuley today decided the new
Chicago city ordnance establishing
vehicle tax TO be void, The ordipan &c
permitted theoity 10 csllect 81 year
license from each bicycle owner, anu
for other vehicles propoTtlonRtely.
. The minister Of finance Of Brazil
hsB called the attention OF the Brazil
ian cabinet to tho necessity OF uegt-
tiating loan os GS,O00,O 600 In order TO
moet the pressing obligations brought
about by the existing depression end
The ,xpensss OF the war with the
iaualIgs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
KITCHEN GARDEN CLOSING.
Unique and Interesting Conclusion Of
a Series OF Lectures and Proc
able Work

A representative OF the NEWS was
highly interested ana entertained for
the period OF an hour at 1t. Marks
school house this morning by an tx
hIbItion OF Kitchen Garden work
which has been carried on in this city
for the past month by Miss Louite
Emery OF 81. Paul.
Mis- Emery mas had for her class q
score or more OF little girls who have
been instructed in all the arts Of
housekeeping and home happin ess,
The course has covered a series OF six
lectutes, one each day In the week,
ollowed by a thorough drill ling on all
the poiRts OF distraction. These in.
olude wOoo, its uses and care, table
setting and dish.wsshing, b ed-making
and room care, clothes washing, mould
ing, marketing, dinner table setting,
answering door calls, receiving anu
entertaining guests and much other
valuable information calculated to
make them queens OF uture homee
and houeekeepets OF which husbands
will bs Justly proud.
TIE Kitchen Garden is distinctly g.
American institution and IL in no way
connected with kindergarten work
except as II supplies some things that
the latter lacks. The originator Of IL
was Mics Emily Huntington oil
New YORK, and her Ideas are being
giveD practical force and effect in the
big cities OF the country by Misc
Emery and others. Mis- Emery, who
IL a particularly bright sxporent OF III
art, will take her departure Tor San
Francisco la a faw days and GARY on
the work there. But she viii lea We
behind her ten local lady normal
Students who Will organizs for active
| service without delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
TIE miNEus UEsTINo.
Situation CriiIcni-A Three Cornered
Fight Probable.

EtEuN
PITTsBURG Pn., Aug. T.-Pending
developments late in tho dnv the
minere In The three cAmts Ut sieging
DeArmit. mines are resting, Al NJ
time during the alrike hIs TIE situRtlou
hem 20 critical, but no one who has
been in the district every cay since
the commencement OF tho marches
believes tuat the miueIs VIII be drawn
into n eight. trouble does come, IT will
not be between strikers and deputies,
but between strikers ard the negroes
in the camp at Unity, who arc en-.
pl0yed on the Piltsbufg & Bogsemer
railroad. The deputies Will be drawn
In to quell the tn ubles and a thee
correred fight 10 not improbs bio.
In the camp OF Tho negtoss, de-
PRAYED men and wtmsn are tOgt thor
in tents and huts, avery one of which
is n speGk.eaty. They have terrorizej
the community for miles around, and
shooting sfitRys are OF almost daily
occurrence.
The strikers' camp 10 separated from
that OF the negroes by township road,
leading from UHity to Williamsburg.
Already there have been several
brRwls between the Two parties. Tue
negroes are walking Brsenalt, while
the strikers have DO weapons.
Thomas b. DE Armilt says he has
outwitIed the ettik re and made gain
at his Plum creek mine. He says there
are now BIT men at work Tiers. Mr..
DeArnitt uenies that pay -day has been
deferred ut Sandy ami Plum cTeeks.
The men will be paid to-day and Mon
day.
The expected importation OF negroes
rom Virginia for o k hill has u I
taken place aB yet, but the strikers are
keeping q strict Lookout ior thom and
think they car be persuaded no. 10
work when they do arrive.
An effort made yesterday to cause
coal miners In the coke region 10 strike
failed.
About forty striker. went from the
5mook mines 10 DIVER, Fayeitu cOun.
~, and made o demonstration. They
al ked the Oliver miners to strike, but
The latter tefUted. Some of the work.
meo wished 10 drive the visitors away,
but they made no move aud the striB-
ere went away promising to o me baC
Ia HGdeu numbers. The msbsgers OF
he mines called on the sheriff Tor pro.
,ection from the threatened ihvas on.
II Ia said the next pay OF tue OnvsI
men will be the largest ever psie
there.
The miners OF the Grinptr mines, Of
Captain Hicks at l. echbuTg, Pa.
have struck. They say their coal l,
screened before 1t lie weighed aud tina
1t is sold to fill contracts for OPERATOR
whose men are on strike. A meetiDI
Is called Tor Monday AT Leec burg.
CDuCarntnp the mapy stories Circu
l,ted stating that the National Guar
has orders to m lbil re at Turtle creek,
Gen. Jonn A. Wiley SAID: "Soven
eighth OF the rum RS 10 false, and tbC
rect is very doubtful. The stories arr
| absolute without foundation. N
orders OF any KIND have been issue e.
and moreover none lie contenDlAted.'
Copies OF the uniformity sgreemen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
SILVER KING WINS.
AOl Entitled Eminent Domain Held 10
Be Constitutional.
DECISION IS on A DEMURRER.
Rendered by Cherry Who Transfers
fearing 10 NorrSlPs Court
Notes.

Judge Cherry gave a vstba deoi-
sion today In the case of the Silver
King Mining company VS. the Balti.
more Mining company ct al, holding
that the not OF 1895, pertaining to the
right OF eminent domain was net in
Conflict with the State Constitution
40 oantended by counsel for tho de.
PENDANTS
The Silver King Mining company
sought by petition to obtain right OF
way by condemnation over the de-
tendanl's and in Summit county, for
the purposes Of constructing pipe line
TO convey water flowing from the
Thsyne tunnel, owned by plaintiff, TO
lite mine.
The defendants by demurrer raised
the question o: the constitutionality of
the INV, claiming that 1t violated sec
ton 90 Of article 1 of the State Consti-
tuition known rs the bill OF rights,
" hioh reads, "PTivate property seal
not bH taken or damaged for public uss
without iust compensation" nnd also
iu violation OF the United States Con-
stitution. 1t was iurther contepdeu
y
petition was not public use, and that
the legislature had no power by the
act OF 1896 to declare It such,
The court In passing upon the CUES.
ton today eald that iu the absence of
that part OF the act OF 1896, which de-
clareA such ute 10 be public Use, IL
was clear that the purposes Tor which
the plaintiff was seeking to enforce
| the right of eminent domain were not
| for puellc purpose.
'OIdlnsrily," his honor said, ia
| legislative declaration, that n certain
business lie a public use 10 not open 10
review by the courte, but legislative
authority, declaring that q certain pur.
pose or business ia a public use, or
would sutserve the public good, 10 linz
lied, by Constitutional testric-
| tiunp, and there may be cases
where the courts would not re-.
| gAru tue act OF tho Legislature
as final, but could treat the subject as
u judicial question:
Continuing the court said, "Ths
Legislature Of Utah has seem proper to
declare by tbs act OF 1895, q certain
class q enterprises, Including that
men toned In plaintiff petition, to be
NJ public use, and exprsesiy author
ICES the exercise Of the right OF emi.
rent domain, TO advance the interests
Of such enterprises. Tnis court b some
doubt as to The said law being In con,
pImity 10 the letter or spirit OF tn,
Constitution but, unless such cobclu
| sJon would be Ueyond reasonable
dpubt. the law should be suslained
and In III 0 case the doubt Will h,
solved In Iavor OF this Legislative
action.
at follows, therefore, thst the de.
muTTer IL oveIruleu.
After the court had given lite de-
cieio' Jufpe Elip, wro appeared In
| (COYfituYsi on bare tUo)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

FAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. IA Herald
special rom Morgan Hill says:
"Guo. w. Schofitld WAS assassinGtod
this morning about O'Clock while on
tho road from his ranch to Morgan
Hil. His body 10 now lying on the
road, where it was found, awaiting
tho arrival OF the sheriff and Gro.
uer."
Schofleld was one OF tho best known
men in the southwestern part OF this
county, having little ranch i've miles
wts. OF Madrone. He was a stage
driver in the early dayn. He was
about 55 years OLD. While no psrticu-
lars OF the crime are given IL IL known
that schofleld had Disputes with hii
neighbora ana had trouble with his
wife. Some time ago he was In jail
TOT few days, having boon arrested
on com plant OF his vile tor disturb
Ing her peace. Not long since ht
went into Insolvency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
CRISIS IN MEXICO.
The Fall in SilYaf Makes The Sil ua-
ton Serious.
cAN,2 MEET GOLD OBLIGATIONS,
And Thus BUSINESS Men are IN Guam
dRry as 10 the U.s. OF the
White Metal.

ST. Louis, Aug. IA tEecial TO
the Globe-democIat from Mexico city,
Mexico, sage:
The contiuu al fall in silver and the
corresponding rise In Exchange Save
reached the point when tbs country
lie brought face 10 face with what may
be q serious crisis. No sophlstry can
hide the real condition OF SflaiEs here.
1t lie all very well to say that Mexico
can live within herself and can raise
on silver basis natursl products that
she can sell abroad on gold bRsis.
This would be- perfectly satisfactory 1t
there WAS such an enOr NJ Qua increase
OF wonlth resulting from such conui'
tions that the country could bear high
Tsie OF tGxntiOD, IN order thai The
government might be- able TO mset Its
debt interest abroad by such means
without any extra strain. At this mo.
ment Mexican bonds ,are unaltered In
LOndon, principally owing to the
sctupulous exactnees under the most
distressing Conditions with which the
interest has been met. The debts are
In gold and their Interest has to he
met In gold, and at this rate Of eS-
change that interest is excessive ana
1t is only q matter OF time, unloss
tt ere IL favorable change In silver
when this republic Will be unable to
star II. Reputation bae 40 ugly
sound but something very much like
1t must, under pretent conlitlnnf,
finally result. The great railway or
yOra,iOns and other foreign o luyauies
here nave to meet n gold interest with
medium that Ia ever oeCrsa Y ~
value. II does not matter, however
great the business anu the capacity :oT
masking money, because the money
earned Is Inadequate to meet oblig, =
lions abroad. There Is only one tint q
Tor them to do, IN crease their earDlngs
over one hundred loid or consider tnat
their foreign debt was contracted In
silver,
1t seems hsr that the credit OF this
government that 10 now 80 high ana
the excellent foreign Investments here
should be iDju;eu through circum
stances over watch they have no cor
troll. But facts are iacts and II will be
| interesting to watch what will happen
unless there Ia a sharp rally In silver
before long.
MetchBnts here are paTalyzsd and
all orders Tor abroad have bsen cOun.
| termanded. The manager OF the
Scotch thread monopoly has riseu
rrices on the thread % cents AND tht
French Importers OF ary goods have
followed suit.
A prominent banker said thst ht
| believed exchange would 70 to 100 pei
cent premium, he considered the
cutie X to be most serious for thl'
country, in fact be considered 1t toe
gloomy to speculate upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
FonIY-sIx PERSONS KILLED.
Explosion In n Cartridge Factory I'm
bulgaria.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. Aug. IA tel
rife explosion occurred yesterday at
the cartridge factory OF Rustohub, on
the Danube, 1870 miles northwest OF
Varna. Forty-six persons were killed
outright ard very many Others were
Injured. The lives of sixty OF the
latter arc despaired of. Prince Ferdi.
nand OF Bulgaria, on receipt o. the
news Of the disaster, visited the sui
ferers from the explosion who had
bean taken to the hospital, and caueed
money to be distributed to the families
Of the ylctiIna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

reports from Dyen, relating to the in-
crossing rush OF miners Tor the hlon.
dixie fields, 1t was necessary to SEND
another detachment OF 100 Northwest
mounted police to the Yukon district
at Gree TO maintain law and order.
A process of civil law Is also to be
established without delay. A judge,
however, can notat present be appoint
ed, nor can particular judicial dis'
trio, be defined Until special legisla-
linn for the purpose can he obtained
from Parliament at its next session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
CALLS IT a FARCE.
The letter Sent by the British Gov.
ernmens 40 thc SILVER ENJOYS.

erhmeus ~ she 7ihf'r b"'"S''
LONDON, Aug. THE Westminster
Gazette this afternoon commenting
upon the letter ssnt by Sir Michael
Hicks. Beach, the chancellor 4 the
exehequer, to the U. :. monetary
commission now In L)udOn, postpon-
Ing until October the reply OF the
British government to the Invitation
of the United States anu OF France
to take part In a conferences upon the
gu bjec, OF bimetalllem, says:
"Everyhouy knows that the mission
OF the silver ENJOYS is q farce Of the
bsIdest kind. We hoped the English
government would have not lent them
selves 10 It's pruirngption. OF course
tue answer OF botn the indian and
Eaglisn governments In OCTOBER lie q
tuIegone coEclpslor."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

NASHVILLE, ILL.,, Aug, 7. - The
strike In this vicinity Will probably DO
short.llved as the men in tue Boyd
mines and those OF the Randolph
Coke and Coal company received
rlse OF 20 cents per ton on coal and
have all returned to work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

have b,e5 mailed by itho commisHior-
eTs and ars now In the hsnds OF every
perRtor In the dlstriot. 1t Ia thought
large number of the signatures have
already been attached to the docu-
mint,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. IA special
to tn. Dispatch irom Painesviiie, o,
says: The military company LETT here
about noon for Newport, seven miles
north. There Is rioting on the orc
uOCka there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

WARRINGTON, Aug. 7.--Mjor w.
J. Pollock, TwenIy-tourth Infantry,
was placed on the retired list today,
having reached the age limit. He
entered the service as q lieutenant in
the Slxty-lhird Ohio infantry In 1861,
and the regular army In 1868.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07
TROUBLE Al rAiRPSRr.
niot Among the Laborsrs nj she va
Docks.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. IA sps-
cial to tho D.sps.ca from Painssville,
o., sAyt: Trouble Is anticipated al
Fairport on Monday. The Fins o.
puss the putting to work OF an extra
iorcs Of Hungariaus in Unloading
vessels.
Company &, Fifth regiment has
ordered out and will protect the new
men when they 90 10 work on Mon
day morning.
The soldiers have gone to Fairpofl
and IN effort will be maue to unload 0
vss,ei this afternoon. The Fms threat
co vengeance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

H., to be Yer general OF Alsska,
vice GibsTib Fray, declined.
Lewis Norris IudinRs OF New York
10 b. second socretRfy OF the Embassy
of the u. S. at Rome, Italy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-07

Eyl, o '''''' Tor li'ona,e..
S II ls.,,I y . d,c ',ma' S a meet.
'' ''''aa' Of iAs S't a,S al
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WARRINGTON, Aug. The Prpsi-
dent has made The 'nilowing appoint.
menlt: VIM. l.. ID stin Of Quincy,
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All THE BICYCLE TRACK.

WILLOW GBpvB, Pa, Aug. 7.-As
esfiy $50 O'clocS crowds began arTiv-
ing at the PARK and great number
preferred to alt under tho shade trees
OF the track rather than suffer In the
fierce rays OF the sun which have full
swing during the morning on the
statds.
q. Nj, BY, the well known amateur
from Northampton, Mass., met with
an ecldent toaay which will ureyeut
him rom competing in today's Tacss
do was taking q spin OF tue track
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-23

Zf. ILL.,. Dec. %. 1881 had
rheumatism which effected my head
sod eyes. and I Was 90 weak that I
could scarcely walk. ! had no ap.
petite. and began taking Hoods Sar-
ssPariils- soon gained my strength
and appetite. and praise Hood .
Sarsspsrilla TO every one Tor the good
IL has done me-" Lille z. Wells.