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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01
5000 WORTH FOR 10 CENTS,

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

Doubled up and bent with pain--Lumba.
90. Use st. Jacobs Oil and strsighten w.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

The ordinary schoolboy doesn't think
and is much healthier.-F. + Montressor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

Dull, gnawing pain-neuralgia. Prompt,
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

A crutch is used for sprans Use st.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

Just try l0c box of Cascarets candy ca.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

Limp and lame-lame back st. Jacobs
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

A cruel pain-seiatica. Its cure is sure.
Use st. Jacobs Oil.
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Ifow's Thip.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+, j. Cheney q Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known +. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
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out any obligations made hy their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-04-01

Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
FRIGHCFULLY CRUSHED.
VIZ, CHI of ~ Hallway Train by u Pal.
len Tree,

PORTLAND, or, Aug. l6-Shortly
nUrIhbounI on the s juthefn PActnc,
STUCK root which had fallen from
tue mountain side on Cow Creek can.
yUI, Leraiiing the engine and eignt
care, killing tramp, sefiou.ly. II not
fatally iujurink the htemsp, I'd bad i
" burning three tramps, who were
riding the brake beams. On receipt OF
he news OF the wreck la this city,
superintendent FIelJs ordered out y
special train, aou with a heavy reliel
crew from the SUu.hern Psel &c shops,
went 10 tue scsne about noon. The
superintendent wired tnaiI the wTecS
would be oeaIed for tue passage OF
ms evenings train. The passengers
ON last nighl's overland out oil here ID
unc the overland due al Portland
this morning Will be transferred at the
suuDe OF the Wreck.
For some days past a forest FIRE has
been borning III Cow Creek canyon,
and as the train rounded II curvs, There
came tearing down zoe mountain side
huge butaing stump. AS the loco
motive stu jk the rDot,it left the rails,
turning completely over into the creek
bottom, anu carrying eight loaded
rsi.ht cars with II. Six other cars
Ieft the rails but retained their upright
position.
Pinioued In the wreck were Eve
me Fireman II bsrt McESt1 OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
RlDlCULES BIMETALLISM.
London Times Says England Will Do
NOltiIs For Silver.
PoInpous References TO American
Policy ON thnt subitci, In Either
Political Party.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE T mes has
published twO.cOlumn special article
todsy, reviewing the eff cts Of closing
the India minte, in connection with
tho visit Of the American bimetslliic
commission. 1t says the closing saved
the India government from the losses
Incident to a heavy fall in exchange
and consequently from a disAstrou, In
crease Ia the burden OF its gold obllgA.
lions.
at 10 undoubtedly true that IL also
helped to keep down the gold value OF
silver bullion, but may not the quts-
lion be raised whether the low price o.
silver Ia necessarily disastrous toiuuis,
which purchases II 30 lsrgeIS? Since
1893 India has been tbs only real
Wholesale customer Tor silver. Diner
customers arc OF the retail order.
"The delicate adjustment oil the rel.
alive prices OF the rupee AMI silver
ioTmeriy existing has been rudely
shattered 10y I, cent events. since
1896 the rupee hss risen and silver hiss
IAiIeB. The tact 10 the forces now
acting upon the price OF silver have
becouie too tIomenunus 10 be- domi-
unied by such delicate influences as
preceded the defeat OF Boy ana silver
party and Jepan's adoption Of the gold
standard. These events have prOveJ
csuses too potent 10 DO wlthsIood."
The article Ia concluding says; "rne
closing OF the mints YVES Justified, ano
all that 10 now needed TO priny q great
experiment 10 a successful ending IL =
iittle courage, as well ae repourees on
the part OF the hnanciers Of the In
dian empire. At the same time, plain
and straightforward language 10 sd.
visauie upon the point. Toe IDdiau
state'men tRmperej 100 long with
binletsllism. This filtration, which
ssoms 80 in oocent ana inuocuous, has
slready cost them dear. But for that
the government would nave aesented
TO the 81 sing Of the minis long before
1882
The article csmmsnts on the "char-
actt ristlc orudeness and boldness OF
American diplomacy In seuuing q
blmetRliic commission to effect a re-
opening OF the India mints " nile 1
the sans time dealing the worst pos
sible blow Mt British cImmerce by
passing the Dlngley tariff"
ut 10 clearly impossible" ssys the
Wtittts W
sion which argues that uLless We do
something for silver tho Uniteu States
will send Mr.. Bryan ~ the White
House, to tue lasting Injury OF British
Interests.
UT IL not certain that Mr.. Bryan
viii be elected. II is not even certain
hat II he were elected we would sui-
Ter more than we should ieel new
Mckinley with another Mckinley
act. 81 rsovef, British invossuB In
| American securities have time before
the next presidential election anu be-
fore tue crash to get rid OF them.
some thing Ia certain, We would be-
very foolish to do anything tor silver
Even should the u nited States anu
France tgree to ADOPT bimetaillem and
England TO reopen the lucia minis
1t would only bolster up silver Ior u
brief space to fall again to Its proper
market price; 20 that Indian finances
W ould bs In = position rs bad as before,
If not worse than before"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

Three arm pousss and msuy btins
and utbuildines were oum Jic'sty
demolished. Many pnoplo sought
refuge In their ceIlars. ME-. IL biDso n
aud sor, VIII lived near Bruau
hlbin., tao from the house when the
saw the storm approaching ana thies
themselves Oh the grounj brhinu & 6
hatu. Ths structure was bown uoV N
ami bntb wer- Hpri usiy /" jured.
AMSTERDAM. n. Y, Aug. l8.-Ty.
day a cyojOAu ,,asssu rom tue wes. "
the east ABOUT mile RON the VILLAGE
OF Hagblnsn, suburb NJ this city,
wTeckipg several BUILDING. Three
bafus are blow n down anu the house
JDhn Hartley was wrecked. Mrs.
Hatteg, who was In the bulldiI X,
WAS usuly injured anu was brought /.
tue hOsrita Ia this city Tor surgical
.meul. The cyclone was 81 short
duration. The damage wiil amount 10
several hou nuus OF dollars. Crops
were badly damaged and 10 some IL.
chances Iu4I1u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
Army Assignm snts.

WASHINGTON, AuE. Is the follow
lug ussixnlnents NAYS Uten made 1
the army, caused by tne recent n.umO
tom: Lieut.. COi. Abratn III. I'll irUacn
10 tne rnIrd iniautIy; Mel. William
ii. Ciapp to the Fsuftn infsLtry; Capt.
Wuiiam Lis,itor 10 the 5lxtsenlu iu-
i4ntry, company 1; Cap. w. Il. Mer-
uef 10 the Eigntn in,antry, c.mpany
n; Cant. All er Pickering To the
S uOuu iLf.ntty, company y; First
Lieut.. Charles vi iller W the SiAteentb
Iantfy, company q; ,uditiJnal
b ,couu Lieut. Claude NJ Her, sec.nu
..eutenHnt, Twenty-iourta iniantty,
company c; Fast Lieut.. ChAtIe,
FeDion to Inc Finh cavalry, troop d;
additional 5ecoud Lieut.. Psatce "A.
Murphy second lieutenant seveuth
csyslry, troop q; 5econi Lieu. ID win
b. WIuanss Jf., Fmh Cavalry, ha,
ueeu uetalIs4 professor vi uIIIiarJ
science anJ tactics at the MIchlgsn
military academy a. O.cbarI haA,,
vice Cipi. FiederlcR A. Smith,
Twelfth infantry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
BKiEF ILLhGHAMS.

Hsvann, Aug. lo - Funeral services
IN non sof tue late pfemIer were
ueld at the cathedral mere today.
Lonion, Aug l6.-Mrs. Louis II.
Davis, Canadian mtuister Vi maine
auU fisheries, addressing the LOncOn
chamber OF commeics TOT ay, sai-
every vesliye of feeling in favor o
unlO1 with the Uniled States had lOIg
disappeared. Canals, he added, hEu
nothing 10 gain thereby.
Providence, RI, Aug. l6.-A menu
Der OF the Brown unlversiIy FACULTY,
who requested that mis- uame be with
neid or obvious reasOns, has m de the
statement TINT tue twenty-lUur mt IN.
oers OF the faculty woo signed tue
lrotest against the c1rperatiUL's action
coward President Andrews would be
summariiy dlsmssed.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. l7.--The
souIhbound passenger traih on III,
santa Fa road was neld up near Ed
munG, Oklahoma,a oil l2:l5 this m1Tniul =.
lhe robbers mace ~ uhsuoceseiUI
attempt tv blow open the through sale.
They finally lets after securing be.
tween $500 and $500 iItm the lrca.
"a e. NJ furtner particulars obtainAui.
al THIS bOuf.
Denver, Aug. l6.-A special to tbs
News from lLshU Springs, Coo, s.yt:
As result OF the u.clins In The pTItt
fsilver the LamArlins mine tJday
discharged its force OF men working Oh
he siIvef lUues OF the property. some
OF the oompany's properties are goiu
producers, anu the company will give
Ils entire attention to the develop men I
OF these In the future.
St. TheFs,e, q e.,Aue. l6.-A Cant .
iiau Pacific t.sln from Il, Chute
struck carriage containing i've per.
SONS at "A CT ssiug near tho sta ION lhis
morning. Mrs. Ale MArtinesu and
Miss Muria Fina,hrReuIt were killed
anu Mr.. DosJIe Msr,inesu, MIhs
AMANDA MsrtiDeau and her younger
sisier were bzuly buf. Miss Martin.
eau IL not expected to live.
Cordep, Mo-, Aug. l6 Mise Mary
Bowmin's mang'-u body WIS FOUND
on the o. icago ~ Alton abroad yes.
terdsy. Bhe resided at ~, Wsyre
county, Iiiiuuie. Her b'U uer, J. l..
Bowman, siriveI at Gordon today,
clnimsd the boIy Dnu .eh Tor IA me
at nom. Itis thought Miss bowman
left her terth on the train IT. u TOM
nambulis,ic state and walked of ibe
resr platform Of tue SLEEPER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
ncruNr lSNOrKEp our.
iIis ConqI r,r theu Whips Another
nTuissr In Abort Order

Iis CunqI rsr theu whips Another
nruissr In ebor, Order
BUFFALO, N. Y, AK. l6 KID
McP.nmn1 knocked uut L IN NC.
Cuue Of Columbus, o., boiute til.
olympic AtuIetio club tonigut ate
one minute VI hard 6suiDg. AcPatt.
land opened win a mart fight.naLd
swing un the stomach. MuCuns
Clasprd his hanu Oh MS stomach ami
tns crowuI yelled "iJu }" but the
re eres orIerei ths bgnt to procoei.
Mop rtlsuI landed iwO ehJTt abs
In Toe stomach, anu McClne lay Ou
mis- UsGk Ou the Il JOr anI wrilhed
.rouul. TIe house wAsi III an uproaf,
but alter an Exclamation by u physl.
cIsn, VINO declared the glow we're MT
'oul, tue rsIerse declared McPartlan !.
the winner. McCune weighed 1864;
Mcfarland 1877.
kIu Johusou, coi,red, Of EvAus.
viLe, I'M, VINO hnJ ptevi Jusl1 chal.
ieuged tue winner from the ring side =,
was put on 10 McCun-'s stead +,
Johnson put up a whirlwi u baItlU to-
five pounds, landing mo y stlnyIug
oluwr, hut WAS finally fiJored by u
r!gnt Ra d naf swing, nuii uppeI-cut,
Just below the neart, and was counted
Out.
Tne preliminary was q ten round
bout between Homer 5elby vi lndi.
auapOlis KID McCOy's brother), anu
William Wsllso OF CO.umOus, ", NJ
l4O poundt. Mccoy was behind his
ufUtuer. Wal ace was knockeA
squsrely of his ieet in the Elk h Touuu,
bat came ny as tue bell rang. Wal
lace made game tHhl, JuE Ssluy
.ulpointed him an gOt tue ueUIsiOD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

Portland. Brakeman J. N. Flock, uu-
Known tramp, killed, and three men,
stenliDg rldos, nqmsd Cher a. Psuliln
of Portland, J. O'NuilI, Butte, Mont,
ard w. A. Cofiee, residence not
known.
Engineer Strqu0 c'oapot iaiury by
jumping, hut Fireman MoEwan was
caught beueath the overturned loco
IN tive, anu besides heirg feariully
acsldsd by the escaping steam, hsd mis-
right nrm fractured. Brakeman Flock
sustained severe bruises anu his hnud
were badly ecalded. Toe unknown
tramp who was killed was eau tht be-
neath car end frightfully crushed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

Hut uo Fatally wounds one OF Ht.
PursurFs.

EIoKsvILLE. o., Aug. 6-Dep
Ack.sy, who aluost murdered his
twin brother yesterday apd Ritsrwatd
made his escape In the woods, was ca. =.
tureu nj q o'clock this morning nf.er =
cbsse wIIoh lasted all night aud to.
day. He was captured 10 coInfield
a. uin OF a small town named knJI-
dal.,by a poste. He fought desperate
ly with II Knile anu CLUB, and beioIe
ne was finally overcome ne succeed d
in cutting a mau namul Backus ov, r
the henrt. Backus cannot recover.
Ackley was not captured uni, his
clothes " ere torn INTO shIeus anu ho
n al been dubbed into insepsibility.
Gin Ackley, the brother anu victim
OF the man csptuIeJ, Is still unroL-
scluu,. After tho exsmiusiion IL was
found shat the carotid artery la the
neck had been oul, making a fatal
wound.
The citizens are greatly aroused over
the affair, ana II GIN dice, Dep W II be
roughly dealt with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

trtdy 20 second tho Mississ ppl above
New o ears, on good 1tsge OF
water, ~ early ns potRible In March or
April, 1898, anu upon leaving the
Nitsissip river proceed to Hampto u
RoaJp, v. w thin the limits III
,ime anu place no 10 given n'scretion
as to the en- ploy meut Of the fl iulis.
Ho IL Instructed TO determine so
far as possible the practical value Of
torpedo craft In extending Operatllns
along the coast a ii TO report upon the
types of torpedo orat anu ,quIpmcu,
best suited for tueh service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

WAsHINaMoN, Aug. l6.-since the
new ,aril ast wen! Lao operation
negotiations have been IN proe ress be-
tween tho secretary Of stale suu the
French ambassador here looking to the
,ormulatiun OF new agreement be.
.ween the Two countries on the basis Of
reciprocal tariff oJncesstons uuuer the
authority conierred by ssrtioI OF The
.arif ac,. 1t hiss been h4ally agreed
hat Secretary Sherman, Assistant
Secretary Howell OF the treasury d.
pArtment and the Fr,njn emuassauor
shall IN In q coDiereuce on tus sui =
lect in the near future, and ii Is be-
ileved that new and satisfaclUty
sgt.tmsnt viii be Reached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

BRISTOL, V :, Aug. l6 - The sutoF-
sy on the uouy OF DJfn Cusnmsn, the
HiteeD- yenr-oid girl whose body wac
found Ia a pasture NJ Llnc1ln yester.
day, disclosed oviieucr when the
physicians say show that death re.
Fuled from poisoning. 1t was also
dbclosei that the girl was Ia a delic IT,
condition.
William BriItel, an intimate friend
OF Smith Dlvls, VINO disappeared
from lincoln yesIer has been nr.
teslej. Brittel has admitted that D.
vie told him OF the Cuanman girl's
condition suu said he had procured
some medicine which would bring her
out of the trouble.
1t Ia thought that the girl and Dl-
vie went to nu appointed place and
toUk the dose. whicn proved fatal, and
that Davis II II wheu he saw the
effect o! II. The authorities have traced
the ugitlve az lar as Rutland, where
he bought u ticket for Manchester,
N. Ii.
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sonud. n Litris Liks Audres.

BERLIN, Aug. l6.-The Vossiche
ZsiIung publishes dIepstcn from
Hummerlas!, Norway, which says that
one OF the seBrchers Tor Herr Audree,
10 fast steam ~, met the sealing ves-
sci Aiken ABOUT July 22nd, and learned
from nor captain that Que OF the crew
nau shot a pigion between North cape
auu Seven ISLANDS, on the north coast
4 L.plauu, bearing message nd.
uTelssJ to Alton bladt, Stockholm.
The message ran as ioIlows:
"Eigbty.iwo degrees passed. Good
jOut4ey. North watd.-A nuTer."
The date OF the message cannot be
uscertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17

Pee Proposes To subdus III. Ma
lives Of fueaInu.

!" Proposes 10 subdus the Ma
4 lives OF fueaInu.
fSyER, Colo, Aug. l6-Arthur
hss, inventor Ol Ins Savage re-
|Is I'M, VINO has just arrived from
&C., said 10 an interview today.
isIloo Is engaged In IA destructive
WITH the Yupatau Indians. Iu
lae Preliminary sRiTmishes of
iAilE have slready commenced,
nsoonss THE regular army Of the
1Ilc can be supplied with arms Of
Ah'' pattern, still les VIII be-
% with lae utmost ' gor. tn.
'ho ulos has never Uten sue.
" The white man, and the
'asre thsIs co fltct Will preeip,.
war between Mexico and
easls. The b,unuary lines ne.
we Two counIties nave never
hIls'Aclotily determined, and i'm
t'u''s OF The Impending coltllol
1 REQUESTED by those who have
ln'o The ~, CT that the two
.l. VIII he brought into martial
Y ssAlnsi each Olner,D
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %. 1904

Trnin No. leaves ogden 6:45 a. IN,
SAT- Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive at Pueblo
6;oO n m, Colorado Springs 7:lS a. M,
Denver 1913 a. IN.
Train No. ! leaves Ogden G:35 p. M,
Salt Lake $40 p. m, arrive at Pueblo
6:S5 p. M, Colorado Springs 6:49 p. M,
Denver g;25 p. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepeTs on all trains Take the
u. q X. g. snd have comfortable trio
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinent
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FGI5 Of DIVISION.
/ ,.,,,r P.ry in Spain Foil Oh
lnhlfnoDJ'
| :, GEN. wOODI0HO'


v,s,, Aug. le-rhs worn s'O
so ioIoslps al'p. pate ,n l,'% ,. sar
sinp' It '1.. s.. - through the
., 'si, /. sp'Di'A e'p a...,,, other
'n'T .' ,'.r both I.O'' ',,o 'na
li's have been qus'''On'u
ar'iiv' ,,,l,iu relations recently gently
a'I,s g secretary Sherman D,, and
s''l " ,ns,ha, they do not s'''e'
H'' l'. NJ /. them, even II true
InI no, sssni.p poliuclsns and , ,ns
'n,., .iv,ys draw the I line
sInD' a' onIpioss md u!tsran .cs,
yssn !he Sps,nan aud Pfee'uen.
ei',,i'r uey arc titmly conv VI, sou
ilDls! .;, ,s :, nsnip, for, sisnl sn !,
tie ss,.' at tue Presiden1 wou'"
pol lu'n ','Is tpe prtiuiices o sn.
y very. .'.ie, ven II the. tlao''' S,r
.ny 0, az N ~ dii not Oblis MI
fs que, auder.,ani the ekpeu,,
iasD ...lsln rom c'mpiou' En- s,us
a'i ,"rmerly compatible WIN
,''p,s position OF a memosr
la.'p na,s but nOt with q h'nIs'e'
,,,si republic" -. Il. s,lu,ion
'.' 'n..,lsu alter iney al co n.or
W ~" oneeu. According 10 10
wv s,I'tIesl custom OF spain, no
s1' in The cabinet is e'lqnst's :,
'l l,ns ~ DAYS elspse alter tue c.a'h
s.' n, division already are visible
nv .s" ot inc conservative party
.,,R ,blrdo, backed ny the pro-
a' al home and the Cuban
Ils s lsrty, objects to the Ideas
20. AI,sffsga. A. MIR. nt
A,ratrasa and the Duhe VI
y. .' ", want TO lake advantage Of Tue
Mani dlspositlon OF the opposition
s,pize the party anu TO eio.w
,IS ouI. Should Romero In h, .,
maze mischief he Simply WIN
"a he soysnl OF tue liberals ihlo
A solution which would De
h, veil received by the naiion
b.s mssns 10 pave tue way 10
lIsusnl Of The Cuban question ana
,,,llOn, with the United STATES
,uIt,i,ble saiislsntiOn hai peeh
.Iiuc,utt aud ttlicial circles by
NV, lhst Gen. WUOIioTu, tbs new
Nd s,.,es minister, hes postponed
.rlysl until the end Of August ana
tOt present his credentiSls uslii
IN, week in September. THIS
rive The queen regent angle time
pIv the domestic 9OliIies Of Spain
The ministerial crisis with Gen.
,u,g,, who Will fe Gu San SsDa :
!punisy as the new premier anu
,by leader OF the conservative
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DULUTH, Mino., Aug. 6.-Chair.
mlu iU~ue this aiterhVOn AN ruuced
the executive com miitee OF tn. Nation.
al Silver R,pubiicin party. The
msmb Is ART: Chairman, Fred Il.
Dlboir, Idabo; Judge j. j. harpsrs NJ
W sshington Courthouse, o.; Bsu 5 4.
Deans o, Jamestown, N. Y; A. nj &.
save, son OF Denver, q To-; Nathan
Cole Jr. OF Lts Angeie', Ca,.; James
II. romer o. Cn,cisO, ani Charles ..
harlmnn U, BozsmlD, Mont.
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HlAsfio tLoIIII.
had, ,1 l,'.' Torp.ao non,.
'ai' ". W. Human

[rod, ,o'''''islI torpedo no,,,
Lieut. ", W. K'nSs,I '''
k1a.'o'oN, Aug, lg-A,,,r,
Esia,,, Go0'svslI lousy ,,.nst
/ M !, to Lieut.. ". w. " K'm,. In
A.loipe.g,o NE -. c,mmsuainx IiIicp Noe,
th s' Intention OF The ' ssas''
h ii. HH 1s f9ulla sn, I,'"nen'
b E,,1 boat, va Tue III RAJ! en-
pa " ss% ou'nlug, FoSts uS Sns
5sSIl,n ,Isd cut ready ,I io, o,, boat.
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'su M liIllIa is Orsaaiz et' :, .,,,
ass ' So, alons the con.I. Ia y, VIII
b cs, S,ns ss may b, DE-, 'ooklng
,oi, Iksi,,I1tni OF nay be- as', -, "a , u,l,
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'A'' ia Or!sisd to TO- bs
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'nrLofE WAYLAID HIN.


ne Division MAs,.r
h'ehsnie uurdersa.
I - ~ i h,a,' Aug. 10 e. H. E,s.
hJD,,Su isI'l,h master mechanic of
NJ, racine tsilrosl, with head.
I.Ss MAJ I ,s was shot and mortalIy
~. loulahI by William Lesr'
n. u,isel enpl ys, VINO wavlsi1
,ss principal street OF the town
ItelIsis int, rS , Seen drinking, tir,u
|tihI, ,i",,u, 'ns lungs and slom.
{,t'e , W u Leach was arrested
Ia .ir ~ nays CITY, 1t be ny con.
:, avn, to lake him out nj
! tbs ~ 70 1hs great ,xoltemsu,
I'm. ooHIs. East rDraok On,
\ "a, A.. h'ac1 blamed Mr, E,sts -,
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he'd for Salt Lake, but Her Father
scared Him on at Denver


scared Him on al Denver
ksvgg, Colo, Aug. l6.-JOhn Il.
Sin.n, al Omaha grocer, arrived
Denver today In puTsuit OF ihis
ghlsi Ann e, VINO eiopeu Saturday
D Charles FIe,cher, a young mao
hm been paying attention, to her
b. tstt SIX mUnIhe against her
tfi wishes, Ait K DlnsJn ulI
.upls eating break asst In the
Broom 10 the unlot d pot. MI.
t,b grs,psd Fieloner b. the cell
tot the youne man tw'stel HIM
loos> snd rnn away. fhs arr
ti,s relurn bOmv with h,E father,
tulh she sad F etcner had prom.
b nstIy ger nj Sslt Lake Guy, lU
b plscs he hsu bought ucktts.
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Several Persons Injured and Much
PrOpsriy Dsstroyod.

New York, Aug. 10 Reports
fiOm up tie state tell VI inucn dAms.s
duLe by lightning uuring tO,sS's
8 orm. The most oefiOus bsI WAS nj
Copeu hagen, Lewis coun.y, wn-''
Blsnks.ih's ss@miii, vsluoi a. S-0.-
900, was destroyed. A cyciens ps,se
over the eastern end Of Fulton oDu ~ :.