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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-13


Resolved, That the services Of Mary
Hatheld, as ~charwoman. Water Deparf3
ment, be dispersed with, from and afted
January 6, inst
Reaoloved, That 1913 be paid to the
United Gas Improvement Company fod
gas ut stable, November, 1896. claim No.
1913 to yaraerbeek 4 SIN. for Windows
SIS e william H. Blackshaw. for low
ering stop boxes, Garrison avenue. No
venber, 1896, claim No. SOS.
$3.50 to r. Jackson, for h~orseshoeing.
stable September. October and Noveml
Der, 1885, claim No. 1,lS3.
SIS to A. DATE, for book permit reos
ords, Assessor. December, 1896, claim No.
Charge water account, A. and e.
Resolved. That plumbers licenses be-
and are hereby granted to Herman n
Crone and John A. For to make conl
n%ections with the water mains in Jersey
work when they aie the required bonds
Ia the office Of tae Permit Clerk.
The foregoing were each separately
for the ayes and nays.
Ayes-Aii the membcr of the Board
The Committee on Public Buildings.
Docks and Parks presented the follow
Resolved, That $751; be paid to Nelson
q Ward, for insurance on public build
ings december, 1888. claim No. 81.
S10o, 70 nelson a. Ward, for insurance
on y public buildings, Dec, 1895. claim No.
slss to Nelson & Ward, for insurance on
pilblde buildings, Dec. 1896. claim No. Ja9-
$ls6.46 to John Morrell for insurance on
pibiic buildings, Dec, 1885. claim No 100.
Cnarge insurance, 1861.
Resolved. That $25 be paid to 3 N
Gerard1n for services as superintendent
OF Arrnory, December, 1896, claim No. 81.
Charge Arrnory salaries, 1861.
RESOLVED, That $5 be pail to Johu
Pforr, Tor services as inspector on Truck
at Sc. S
Charge this appropriation.
Inc foregoing were each separately
ADOPTED by the following vote On ths
eail for the ayes and nays
Ayes-AH the members of the Board.
five 60 in number.
Commissioners Kaiser moved that The
Board 90 now adjourn to meet on FRI
lay, January 5. 1897, at 10 O'clock a. 81.
GEO. 7. BOUTpN,
CLERK.
Adjourned meeting of the Board o.
street n Water Commissioners heidi
ffiday, January 8, 1897. at ten O'Clock
Present-All the members of the Board.
nve 20 in number.
On motion the meeting was adjourned.
GEO. 7. BOUT0N.
Clerk.
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CLEVER POOL PLAYING. ?
Frank Mead Defeated Krewson by
81 fgalIe.

The game at Paterson last might in the
New Jersey pool tournament gave Frank
Mead ar opportunity to display the best
exhibition of pool playing witnessed in
the tournament. He was paired with
Charles Krewson. of Plalnfield, who was
overwhelmed by the Skill Of his opponent.
Mead handled the cue as If by magic and
pocketed the bails with remarkable ability.
Three times he cleared the table without
a break and ran I25 points i'll twelve at
tenpts. Score 3-s
FIRST GAME.
Mead-15, 10, Is, 8. IS, s, r. s, 10, IS, 5, s.
LIS.
KreWsonp. 3, o, s, o. y !, !. 4, 2, Z, o.
SO.
In the game between KI'ewson and
Walinsley, the Paterson cfatAk Krewsoa1
met another defeat, but he did better than
in the first anne and was beaten only "a
balls. Score
SECOND GAME.
Walarsley-0, 10, Is, 6, 10, o, 3, 13, IA, 8, o,
8, 10, Il, II, SIPS.
I5rewson1iA, 5, !, s s, "A, s, 2, j, 10, Is, 10.
4, A, 4, 0Al01.
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SCORE BY FRAMES.
81 1893 $50 365 4Ss sci 5S5 7o4 1874 929
Y. B~ergen-87 III Isl 332 1856 4s9 527 5sS e52 74S
SCORE BY FRAMES.
Doolittle ia 1872 2s5 $50 $50 $50 62S 7S5 $50 SAT
". Bergen. SO 1866 2S1 1893 47g 57e $50 748 S24 $40

--Qf lcr NcD oDJ toB DOE UZo 100 COZ S4f
v. Bergen SO 1876 2S1 1893 479 57e $50 74s S24 $40
Last night the Clio Wheelrnen and Cath
Ole Club Cyclers rolled two games in the
New Jersey Cyclers' League on Heye's all
leys, and decided their tie for the second
position. The interest that resulted from
this drew Alarge crowd to the alleys. The
teaans were well matched, but the scores
were smaller than usual. Neither side
reached the average, but the interest was
just as great as though the teams were
breaking records. The Clos won the hon
ors. but they had q close call in the sec
ond and pulled out by one pin. It was a
hard came to lose and the members Of the
Catholic Club were greatly disappointed
at the failure of the team to even matters
by winning one of The series. The victory
of the Clio teaan was received with great
enthusiasm by the member of this organ
tzation, and with the advantage gained
there is every prospect Of the Clos win
ming a prize. The best work was in the
irst game the bowlers having to work
hard to beat the 700 mark in the second.
On every frame of the secon game the
Clos were ahead. The visitors cut the
lead down to II pins on the ninth and did
a little the best work in the finish, but
were short one pin at the end. The score:
rTncm ~ 1rTNN rf nA xxrrrnDr xx-,.r IS
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The Empire Club is sixteen years old to-
day. Last night the members had a happy
time al Henn's alleys, and paid more at
tention to the social feature than to
bowling. The scores were:-
Team No. lyon Schweinftz, 49,. R..
Troll, IA; g. Troll, 1856; Kato. 14S; Elkins,
1873. Total, 729.
Team No. 2-Lange, 131; Ludlow, 173;
Workman, 1876; Meyer, 1870: Wenner, 140.
Total, 40.
The Alvas practiced at the Klikow alleys
last might, with this RESULT
Team No. III. Ensign, 2os; j. Hahn.
1861; c. Hasse, 165; w. Rus,ge, 14O; G.
Hoecker, TIA. Total, S44.
Team No. 2J. Ensign, ISL: w. ETY.
korn, ISL; H. Schaefer, 1856; r.. Schober.
14S; A. Eberenfel, 1870. Total. tS5.
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SCORE BY FRAMES

0COteI 9i tIN-t4fi HIc )
Union .....74 l47 2S7 309s $40 448 554 $40 TAT 853
Puritan ...54 12s 1914 2s5 $40 442 4e9 500 655 1856
The success of the Oriental team in WI
games last night has won for them the
championship in the American National
tournament ON Thum's alleys. The team
mas finished it's records with sixteen vic
tories and four defeats. In addition to
the team prize. Ciinch, OF the Orientals,
has captured the individual championship,
beating. out Foege, of last Years champion
o -ehardS The Scora.-
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transmitting resolution passed by said
Board, December %, 1896, and approved
by the Mayor. December 81, 1896.
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
adopted by the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners, December %, 1896. to witt
Ordering paid the following claims:-
II. r. Worthington, s63. so, claim No. 235.
John z. Macarthur, 800. 49, claim No. 1875.
Pennsylvania r. f. Co., 1926, claim Ne.
$40.
United Gas Improvement Co., slo.e5.
claim No. 3o2.
Woodstock Co, s21. claim No. 2ss.
Jersey City Herald, So, claim No. 1871.
Jersey City News. $3.50, claim No. 1.lS7.
Evening Journal Association, s2s 45,
claim No. SIS.
w. H. Rees, s1S.5 claim No. a01.
From II. Fl. Williams, .Wharinger;-
Submitting statement of receipts for six
months, ending November 30, 1896.
Received and ordered filed.
REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certif-
Gates in favor Of
Henry Bgrne, $1,000, on account of con-
Fl. MacBride, $3.50, $685.. so, on account of
contract No. 1893.
From the same officer
Submitting grade map of Palisade ave-
nue, from Newark avenue to bridge near
Hoboken avenue
From the same officer
Jersey City. n. J., Jan. 4, 1897.
To the Hon. Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
Gentlemen respectfully report that
of the bids received December Is, 1896,
the following contractors are the lowest
bidders
Alex. McGrath & Co., for the construc-
ton of a sewer in Hoadley avenue, etc.
Henry Byrnes, for the Improvement of
Jones street.
Very respectfully,
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responsible for the victory. lii thc other
game each member beat the hallmark, with
the exception OF Smith, who shipped there.
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A present day fad in the way Of furry
garntture to winter garments, is any NUM-
Der OF miihss, errnsres' and other small
games tails used in h most lavish pro-
fusion Al trimming. They are either a
part Of the collect, or Of the larger cape.
or they Form, with a grinning little head,
perhaps. q sont of clasp at the neck, where
there IS no other appearance ef fur upon
the outer coat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

LONDON, Auv. II The Sioepinl
Partners, an English adaptation Of
Miss Mortou's come ~, His Wii.'s
Father, with which w. II. Crane IL
identified In the United 5tates, bar
jus. been produced here ut the
Criterion Theater and scored o
pslpable hit.
Mr.. James WEIGH scarcely equslled
Mr.. Crane In the leauing role, tut the
remainder o. the company. which In
cluJed Mr.. Fed Terry as the young
husbsn', sad Miss Paset as tine
widow, were very happily cast. The
hoDofs OF tho performance went to
Miss Lens A-hsell as the young
wife.
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LEARNED IN COLLEGE
That is Who're CanOYlS Assassin In
bud AnaTChlSi lisaS.
WAS GIVEN A coon EDUCATION.
The Use lie Made of History Told
by His First Cousin, who Ra.
sides iu MW York.

NEW York. Aug. lS.-rhe Journal
and Advertiser enyi:
Antonio Rjsi, wnJ Ia employed In
Fraukling street Restaurant, 10 Il
cousin by marriage OF Coli, the assas'
sin who suut anu killed Premier
Canvas OF Spuiu.
II si's wife IL the first cousin OF
Coll, the latler's mother buiog h sister
To toe mother Of Mrs. Rosl.
NOtwllhttsnding their relationship
u the cOndemued to he ggrTutteu for
having caused Premier Canovas' death
the II SIS do not believe in anarchy.
They are ashamed OF the connection
with the assassin and believe he viii
meet the death Of an assassin not OF u
martyr.
According to Mrs. R,si, 6olli Ia the
black sh,ep oi the fanny auj ais COR.
rect name 10 Michael Angiiillo. he
was well brought up anu MS parents
endssvOred to furnish him with u good
Uuucatiou. In The furtherauce OF THE
Intention they sent their son to llegs
auu 1t was uwIUg to his assOci4tt n
with Inc devOttes OF the ted flag
among the students that he became
imOueu with his Ideas OF anarchy. 10
iRcl, Michael, the assassin, bec8m one
OF the most IaUId Gf the anaIenistio
oolitginns Was HJoI an acknoWl-
edged 10 ,uer.
Mrs. RJsi said that she WAS very
well acquainted with her snarchlsic
cousil.
ale was born ip FioRgia, Italy,"
she said, "where nils Istner Basqusle
Kept u Gu hiug store. 1t ls tnsro va,
believe, in CsluOi street, near Va.
lofiO EmmaDuul street.
"Miohael was kept ut school," said
MS usin, 'auJ sDusequentIy sent
10 the college VI Commerce. Wnsn he
wa, nome ne w.uId talk about death
TO the gyra D, kings anu ali lho,e
leODle, ~ hen his father, who wa
a decent, wen respected man, woulJ
only laugh. HIS IAther Is IA strong
believer III the The mouarchy Of his
native lard aud a loyal cit zsn.
1--WE 10 = believe Ia anarchy,
ether" says RisI, 1--WE arc Rspubl!.
caus, aud L believe MicuAel WIN get
Iust VIVA IL. deserves wnsn he is exc
cuteu. OF coutFe my wife Ia sorry Tor
aim because lie IL nef cousin anu they
were boys and giris together, nut she
kuUws anu al nits that no did wrosa.
"lheTe are three Gther children In
his iathel's family, but none oil them
mold the same iussue views that COM
PEELED MIN TO com ait mutder.O
WillHmPrOln z, tneIlslian Interpreter
in the ,liice u the district attorney o.
this dslnot, also snys he knew them
Ia lay years ago aud v0uches for the
Story told by Rosi aud his wife. II Il
Is hnrd working mbn, he's Ueeu In
this country four years auu has four
child rem. He ID 35 years old, heavily
built anu Ia appvarat 90 the typical
cniei OF an Italian prnslone, whiIs his
wife Is woman taller than the
average OF her couutrywomsp, well
preserve, with tue datk leatuTes anu
characteristics OF the middle Glasses Ia
uer native country. Botn husband
and vie are quckIy becoming Amer
lchnlzed, Tuey are sendiug their
children to school aud ale proud OF
lhelE adopted nome.
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|csioS, Au.. ls.-Juuge Lathrop
ls'upre,nt cOuu ioJsy appointed
I'hl0Iry eceivtrs Of the Massa-
sslls Be Ii Lite association, Al
" odauru, President OF tn.
Ns'lgtsl bank 0 THE city. ana
u L''d ri Salem. Binds in the
bis-6. 900 each vii Der quited.
IlalOfsIy luju, clloA has been
l5'itsluin tue compRpy ifum
business, The order il
}gsbls sept. 3
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camp asd demo us;raIons agRinrt ID
AtmitI's mine.
Tue m c mauagerB expect that al
tbs mrn VIII Us at wOTk t,inofr0w.
Pl11sBuEG, Pc, Aun Is AT PUN
Creek small tquAJ OI sifiEurs a. e
tempted to march bnJ we're luruo1 onck.
The women ihen gave the deputies
u tongue lSshink aLd tearing trouble
tie denutits telephoDed ior assistRLcu.
Sup.. ID IArmltt arrived Ruu tbs WO.
nsn wefe quletol under ihrusls Ol
eviction.
PARAMOUNT, w. Va, Aug. IS
Pubic ~ mpatny runs high IN iavof VI
tue mluers. Bueine,s men are at.
tendlng mesti ag', peuuous are heiuR
'iBneI and toduy there lie IN 70 llkeh.
hVOI VI IA general laying d,wD VI tools
1han ut any tirGu since tus etriks De.
gan. AT present only two big mines
are unvrppleG. The operators claimed
SO men were a. WORK NJ Montana to-
Gay hgains. l22 yesterday.
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rue were toe clsrscieris,lo leatutes
4 aiI the state rep tls.
ii nty w. YAtss, OF Nlbtaska, said
,hs COLLEEN gain Of tue riptnsd and
TIpenipg harvest, Ia his state diI NOS
Reject toe calamity tut 70 WI ch the
utersIcea Of so many o. Its public
men anu toe vote OF the state last ia,l
had seemed to point.
James Faxou, Of Chnttst oVga,
Tenn, derlJeL AIR. Bfy iu's claim
mat the price ot silVvr controls
The price Of whes' and sail the
recent fall OF one anu tue r,se
OF the other Tered cInC!ubive
proof OF the ialrity OF that claim.
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II. GAME PROM ,Usa.
story OF n Cleveland Han who Fs axh,
Under unrso.


New York, Aul. IS,-Ira q. Far.
ley o. ltvelanu hts iust Ian ed in
New York from Havana. Being al.
raced the attention Of Antonio
Msceo by his gsilspuy In battle.
MRceo promoted ami trusted him.
"We Usually fought in small par
ties," sud Farley, "but once IN while
there wouli bet Dsttle 10 which from
900 TO l $40 ui our men would lie en-
gagged. A curious thing WAS that you
could always tell whether Il was
Spanisrds or Cubsns WHO we're fight.
ltg, because with the spanish troop,
II was always volley firing, ana poorly
aimed firing at that, while the insuI.
gents' tire was niways scattering anu
inuivluual."
Or the late Gen. Maceo, his chief, he
speaks In the highest terms.
"He wac the bravest man / ever
eaw," ehid he. "Siacso could not rest
when the enemy were near him until
lie was fighting them. He was Ike
Hon and did not know what fear
meant. Ard when bullets were whist.
ing about him he was always cool aud
Composed. Tho army was appalled,
"hen they hoard OF his death.
"CUiopel Bsiiemoro Acosts and
Captain Jesus Dsl Gado maue their
way back TO the HELD, and 30 secretl-
buried the body that tue Spaniards in
spite oIthe most strenuous efforts have
been unable TO lesru the spot where IT
was Inferred. Neither have the two
Ulcers entrusted the secret TO any
DINERS from lear that 1t might eomt-
how be betrayed"
For several months Farley tried to
cf0's the island TO where Com, z Is ia
command, but every attempt failed.
FINALLY, wasted by fever anu the
'uects OF exposure, he found that he
mint leave the Islander die. with
jilncuiiy he made his way TO the out.
skirts OF Havana ami was there Two
weeks ago arrested as o sus ,ci. He
"aa examined before n triuuuaI, but
preiendsd complete ign rance OF the
Spanlth language aud was allowed to
~ aboard steamer bould Tor this
city.
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CLEVELAND, U, AuR. H. The frat
annU - mestlnS OF the National Rail.
way Agents association was called IL
oruer today. President ]. II. Ham
m1rd Of Pltieburg presided. Mayor
McKisson delivered au address oi
welcome, after W pich the association
heard addresses OF officers. The as.
.ociation was formed al You getowr -,
o last January, ant - said 10 have
membership OF 1000, comprising
freight anu ticket ageu's, csshiefs and
cbitf clerks. The object Ia social ami
educational.
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. lS,-Ths first
annual IN. citing vi the Trust com pa D y
s, ion OF the American Bankers az
socia don was held at the Hotel Cadil-
lac This m ,rning. Henry Nj. D.chsrt,
OF Pniiad elpnis, chairman OF the sec.
tioD, spoke OF the Importance OF trust
mpauius aud the uiversl FED inter.
ests they represent. Inpcumlete re-
turns show That the capital stock OF the
r. ust companies OF the UDiteI States
Is S22I. SOC, 900. Mr.. Dechert alluded
to lue so.call.d trust companies that
had been organized by sch.ming me n
for the IuIp,se OF selling Inflated dc.
benture bonds aud mortgages, ana he
was glad to say that most OF those
companies had been routed cut anu
their oTganiZurs had Il sd or been pun.
ished.
Breckinriuge Jones delivsted the
report Of the executive committee.
He outlined tho work that 10 before
tho section and the hopes OF the COM
miltte are that uniformity In laws
The verHl states In regard to trust
Companies VIII be promoted ana
greater timilsrliy ObtaineJ.
DETROIT, Micn., Aug. lS.-Tho an.
houuoement that Comptroller OF the
Currency Eckels would make an ad.
ursss drew ~ this morning's sessions
VI the bsDkeT's convention az pu.
dleuce unusually large.
The roll OF elatss was thee called
anu from each state member OF the
nominating committee was named.
This committee viii meet at 8 O'Clock
tomorrow morning in the Russo II
House TO select the new office OF the
asso relation.
The representative from each state
was then called upon TO give q brief
statement M to the general condition
OF business In his LOCALITY. Marked
Improvement In business conditions
md indications Tor better things in the
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PINEv1LLE, KY, Aug. l7.-News
has IesUueI uete vi n uuubie muunnlD
tragedy at Chad's Gap, Denr Piuevilic,
yesterday morning. James Felt, CuleU
Hatfield anu Joe MsiiArd, all young
men Of the neighbothOOu, cLmpei III
Chats Gap SUNDAY night. They p,ayoI
cGrIs all nIgui, driukiDg heavily. Be.
fore mUrning ii stnelu ana Msll,td hau
won ali Of Felp, msu,y. They taen
pro Ell tuat the card zane break up
aud Sat . drink be taken before going
across tho mountains. Tuey uiauR,
cut MsilAId threw the contents ot the
jug Ia Fel's face ami toll hlm to leave
me-. The latter then dfeR MS pistol
aud opsuei 1re. xiiiins bUtn MsIlar !.
anu Hatfslu. The latter " related o..
the NOTORIOUS "CaI" hattiei1.
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LONGsTREIT 10 MARRY.
The Veteran confederate General
Thinks Hs eau I are for n wife.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. ls--It 10 re.
ported that Gen. James q. LOngstrsei,
lhe veteran OF many wars, Is engaged
20 be married 10 Miss Ellen D0rtch,
assls att state librarian. Mus Dortcn
- % and the general 20. nut he looks
younger ana carries himself with q
.tutdy air.
Miss DorIch Is one OF the msst prom
inent women iD the state. Through
her influence tine 'Dorlch bill" legal.
lziDg w,meu librarians passed the
Legislature and she 10 q candidate
under It 10 succeed Col. John MIiIedgv
~ stste librarian. Both deny the
IumOr, but their riends declare that
tnere Is email uoubt OF Its truth.
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R1Ivss ARB ADVANCING
y sI lh, Soldiers R''I'''S
From The Front
4, ,Hl, AFTERNOON is BRIEF


unA, Aug. 1874 p nj. Is s ~.
.Ihsre chi. afternoon that tue
.,,,Dtls, gems to he silame' The
N, .p marching through the
~, ps,p upon Jamtud, while 'he
III, are advsuciug by Kusrom
II, threatening s'msna' :.
s,sSu regiment o. Skins wnion ID
Nd into dsinchment' along the
knu h, been oroered to eono0'-
H. ForI Lockhart.
tnibe ladies' except Mrs. Dosv eux'
vie OF MAJOR Do'voeux OF the 30 /"
have 10 I 5Omans and reached
BIZ IN safety
IN, Gu rtan and samll' Mszssal
coublBtd snd threaten Para
Suuip tue Kurram valley, which
4 uni,oned Uy dstschmens OF
knhss AnJ 5ikns.
B,s, hs, ben received here con-
Linz the report that the A.iidis u
kBth valley anu tue Otatz''
f.tp. Tbs latter are rcpOr tn to
k,,rsnilng 10 force 90 the hut-
IDOL toad On which Is situate n
\ tcs. Tbn pOsti IL held by u nstiv
d aud tnlfty Sikhs, A detAcL-
cavalry has ltfl kurfsm WI II
lasuOus TO seceilaiu The move
Ell Inc 0nbgd,.
= achievements sBnt to Il Ihsl
irsetea tnst place.
ibe Alfidis Else gu orally The
hh iOices viii 6p compelled 10
i iifiIy abandon LunuI anu
- iorce Of Indian anu Btitisn
/, utdef cGmmsn0 OF Genera
I !. Low 10 chmp 81 Kotsh.
be Bnusb csvulry yesterday pur.
toe eDemN M ,sr as BRrikOt +,
10 miles b You'd Chakd ara.
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suspiclons. Then. era niing the pineo'
WAS found anu shot, the alleged lettet
nbtainej, 1, seems very improbable
tina, n captain 70 well ncguaip''d snd
80 much Interested In AuJre,'s plant
should refuse TO 6 We the letter into the
hands that wound carry 1t directly to
civilization, but carry 1t with him
turther into the Atclic regions. III 4
would naturally have been glad to q W
any such im portant news to the wUrlI
as quickly az possible.
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FAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ls,-Activs
pHpiTatiUns atu being maize " iusurj
ms success Uf tue convention Oi tne
National Letter ClrTlers' A ssDuiation,
70 be held IN tins Guy iTOm SeplemOsr
"a to the I'm. O.B feature u. the
convention VIII be tbuETauu parade ON
the OLeniug dHy. Tue letter carriers
are dining tnGes tm 8 q week Tor tue
event. Inc pUslml-lers Rud letter
carriers from tnG intenJt towns AID
cities wiii participate % tue parade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

Los ANGELES, Aug. lS.-Circulsrs
hRvs Osen Ieosived w sevs,a women
IN this city rom the WOman's Ex-
ploIation AssociaIon. wltn hea-q qua.
leIs In rooms anu MarshoLsIiIe
Guiding, San Efaac $50, snuounc
tnuL l5U women are wanted to iUI. an
excursIon to The Klondike on the frs.
steamer next HpIiag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

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