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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22
NotIee Of sherIfra snle.

DUWuANr TO AZ ORDER or sALE. H..
/ sued nut ~ the Third Judicial District Court
81 The state Of Titan, in and for The County Of
summit. attached toa certified cory OF q decfce
of foreclosure iu au action therein entitled
"a hcrlh Nugielenc Thackcmy 4 plaintiff and
john Hopklu. Martha iiopkiu, III vile. james :
klu, Loulse llopkiu, his wife, ffnnk u. Hophlu.
Elina iiOphiu, his site, Henry Pennington. ". ~
Jghn-1n. the iif.dcy.Mctcali Company. corpot.
alton. Z Y Lindsey Huihmnnn, Carpenter a
Telling. n corporation. George instram and John
hnydeu, Receiver Of nh property Of dgioudaui,
John Hopsin, arr defendants which aid al 4.
an action brought 90 fofrclnse q certain muftlaga
executed BY said defendants John HOpklu and
Martha llopkin, hi wife, 10 taid plaintiff, aud ~
bat all equity u redemption ON the part u said
other defendants, Of the property described In the
certified copy of the decree attached to aid nf.
der Of sale and made q part thereof, aud herein.
after FULLY described, 20 me directed, command.
Ing aud directing me Ia notice for sale and soil
the aid premises aud apply the proceeds Of said
sale 10 satisfaction Of aid Judgment notice IL
hereby given that ON saturday, the sixth day Of
November A. u isQ5. NJ the front door OF the
County Court House, IN Coalvillc city summit
County. state Of Utah, will Offer Tor sale aud
.el 10 The highest bidder for cash. all tho right
OF either of them, Of In aud 10 the following des
cribed rial estate to-wit
part oi the northwest quarter ot the southeast
quarter Of section twcntyffnur f2l, township
three al north Of range four lil east oi the SAT-
lake Meridian described a. follows Commcnc.
ms AZ point which Il north 70 deg and no min.
NNH NfHN NNHNNNN WV va flNNlN NNN NNNsuhli
81 foot from the center Of the Public Well, aud
frOm which point running south 81 deg aud no
minute. vest tho center 81 the main track OF the
Union Pacific Railway Il distant one hundred
400 feet, aud which points Indicated BY stone
marked A. q. B., thence south 90 deg aud no
minutes east eight ~ rods, ave (5l foot ten no.
inches 10 a stone marked A. q. H., thence due
east forty ft0l rods TO n stone monument, thence
north IS deg and no minutes east nftyf0ur (bil
rods 10 stone monument, thence south o. deg
no minutes west hfy-thrce t5al rods Sven 80
feet 70 the point OF beginning. containing about
siN f6l acres Of land, more or les. Except that
portion Of the above described land heretofore
decided 10 George Olsen by deed made November
9th, 1899, recorded In Book &C" Warranty Deed
Record, page 6T7, summit County Records 10.
gelher With all the building aud other improve.
nent. on the same, aud also together With all the
privileges, hereditaments aud appurtenGncea
thereunto belonging or IN any wise appcrtaininR
or ~ much OF the above described premises a.
will satisfy the amount 0f plaintiffs Judgment,
to'~itI the sum of ta,6li 10 and costs Of suit
taxed NJ fl2t0 and the costs aud expenses OF this
sale. GEORGE LINDSAY, JR.,
sheriff Of summit County,
ByJ. N PADDLES Deputy sheriff
Dated October 18th. 1897
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22
sher!trs sale Of Real Estate.

Notice 4. hereby given. that pursuant to an
execution Issued out Of the District Court Of
the First Judicial District ~ and for the
County OF Cache and state Of Vtah, aud 10 me
directed, In and action pending In said Court
wherein William v. owens Il plalntin and
garnishor, and Christopher James Is defendant
aud garnishee Of Thomas Harrison, aud Il APP
pearlng from said execution that there Il now
due the said plaintiff aud garnlshor from the
defendants the sum Of 500, and costs taxed NJ
COL on iudgmeu! duly entered IN said action
the said plaintiff and garuishor and against the
said defendant. and gArnishee, have levied upon
all right, title, claim, aud Interest OF the said
defendant, and garnishee ia and 20 the following
describod real estate aud described As f0llows to
wit A portion Of lots two tal aud three CN u
block number uineiy'iuur flD, amended plot lls
East, and First North streets Of said city, and
described % follows Beginning AZ the northeast
corner of Tot three tl, block ninety -four lull.
nnd running north 2.dtg allnih, ne-i lnui ana
and Gl-luO u 6a chains. thence south 22dgs
lOmin. east three and ,il'lO0l chains thence
north two and a-lOl a0sl chalns' thence north
l0miu two aud p,.iOl (apsl, chains 20 the place
ui beginning. containing eighty .hundrdlhH
ncrcsi more on lcss, all lnoaied situated nhd De-
lug ln ihe city Of Coaiv'uc. County OF summit,
aud state OF Utah. "a. the same appears Of rccui!
IA the office ~ thc County Recorder Of aid
summit County, together with ~ thr Hppur
" ala execution vim on ne gri DAY u Noyem.
Den, A. ui 1886, ut the south duuf ~ lhp Cuuul
Court house Iu The tIil 90 tunlfille. County NJ
-ummiraud state OF .iah lu'i ~ .ale hl
public auction 90 tNe hIshc. ana best bidder for
each au the above dnorlhed henl Estate 90.
gether with all Improvements hevuuip belong
uH ao much thereof nr may no necessary 20
.afs. sNi judgement uud uirfesl ari aN lcftl
rI.f. NnrUHu. Hud ucernInH DIsIs IHrus OF cole
ca.h NtnrHr liAp.Af iE.
-hefld ui summit County Utah.
Dotted Die nHrih i!f .o. urinlcr a. ID is'i
Jane. q MHltnrs. and u Jones
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22

Running sores, indolent ulcers and
similsI troubles, even though NJ many
wears standing, may be cured by using
Dewitt's Witch Hazel salye. It soothes,
strengthens and heals. IL IL the great
pile cure. John Boyden K Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Am

wv active gentlemen or ladies TO travel
for responsible, established house ir
Utah. Monthly $1,000 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference. Enclose
seli.addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22
I Nrnr rnInn IrnIclAL nIsrRlcr corRr |

INTHETHIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
| OF the County OF summit. state OF Utah. -
IN the matter Of the estate OF james Hennefer
deceased Order appointing time Tor probate Of
Will aud directing publication Of notice Of tue
same Ii IL hereby ordered that Tuesday. tho
second day Of November 1891, at 10 o'clock A. N 4,
Of sald day, Al the Court Room Of aid Court
at Coalville. County Of summit be- and the same Is
hereby appointed tho time Tor proving the last
and hearing tho application OF iehi IIenneior for
letters tsstamentafy and any person Interested may
appear and contest the said viii, and may hlo
documentary u said petitioner. Il Is further
ordered, that notice be given thereof by the CLERK
Of said Court, BY publication not los. than three
weeks before said and day Of November lsgI In
the COALviLLE TfMEs a newspaper printed and
Published In said Summit County,
j. l.. BOYDES,
Clerk OF the district Court
Dated september l0ih. 1887
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22

II you have ever seen little child In
a paroNysm Of whoopinr cough, or II
You have been annoyed bya constant
tickling In the throat, you can appreciate
the value OF One Minute Cough Cure,
which gives quick relief. John Boyden
& Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-10-22

Bridgeri Dec. 10, Echo; Jan. o.0s.
lleHeieri Jan, 2s, Rock SPRING.; April
q, Coalyile. John Boydon,
Edmond Eldredge,
Joseph A. Fisher.
Committee.
Approved,
W. W. CLUB. Pres. Oct. 18th, 1897
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Aug. &.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter wilI<say tomorrow Of
the wool market:
The market has continued very active;
with sales a few hundred thousand pounds
less than the previous wee Prices have
Increased IN hrnness. The general list has
not advanced materially. but IN a few spc-
c.alities there have been some very good
gains. The hrnness Of fleece is Indicated
by the fact that some medium WOO which
was sold during the last wee a; - cents
is now held for 80 cents. Territory WOODS
have sold IL large blocs, 5000 pounds OF
Montana being sold by one concern IN the
original bags. A feature was a sale OF 5ce.-
90 pounds OF Montana CssO az. II is rumo--
e1, around "a cents. Fine medium territory
is quoted clean az ~ cents. staple being
worth ~ TO % cents Fine French secured
has sold as high as - cents There nav.
been large sales Of Australian WOODS n.
ordinary clean prices being 81 70 81 cents
Sales OF The wee n Boston. New York anc
Philadelphia aggregate "a 81. ~ pounds
s.S4. no being domestic ard 4.sssoo pound.
foreign Sales since January !, s55 50 50
pounds, against us. as pounds last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
COTTON.

New Orleans. Aug S-Cotton-stssdy
sales so bs.es; ordinary 5-isc: good ord
nary. s-lsc; low ul.l1l.ng. &c. rld5l.re :.
2-lsc; good mi3dHrg. 7-lsc: n!d1l.ns
fair. TIC.
New York. Aug. 3.-The cotton rnsrke:
opened week with August points. Sepiezl-
Der points. and TIE later months % y
months lower under weak English cable.
and more favorable crop sccouax Trzc-
inF was very heavy. with New Orleans ana
Liverpool conspicuous sellers LOU 5at.o.
o. local BOXERS was q feature os TIE early
trading. A surtAs- decline o< ~ Per Ger.
IN Liverpool started renewed Eru.tatsou sni
prices broke a. additional 20 { posat.
AZ = O'Clock the market was slsza;ly s-ca-
cy and feys7sa at a ret lozs OF 20 y
points Sales 20 Rat hour we're 90 ba.es
Closing cu0tatic-s. spot firm: rlsd6l..g -
is-ls. i-.Sc: -ssddiing r7ii.. s SIC. sales.
So baies- Futures barely steady: szJss
1850 hsiez: January. gW: Fsesuary.
S-G: MARI. SO. Ap-l. us: May. ..ls:
Auxlst, . - September. &c. October.
E-s. Nors1ab-r and D~csu5<r. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
roHEsTERs ELECT OFFICERS
And BsI.e FIND fer the ssrikisg Coal
Niosrs

D~nvs-. Azz- E-The election - 81
p-e11A officers O: The Forez.e-s q Amer
lea occurred rs afternoon Tee foilow-
ing we're .eiec;s.: Joshua A saA<. New
York. Supreme CHE. ranger Joan r.
Kersy. New Jersey. supreme s1o-caisf
rzrge-. T1ouas =. Dooasrs. Rhode 10
Land. supreme t-ess1rsr. ? u EcXgr-
~. Lowell. Mas. sI2-srns aosnc.s- 49,
reiz-y. A H@sn. LoEsH. Mas. 81
y-e1ne rco-3ins s~cretary: JAMS z.
s-u.tH. Coans-tsc1r. s@nlg- ~ooi szr5 :
n. !. Blk. PennzyiTs-ia. 5znio< rost
Ez-s: J. z. A1ssart. D<avs-. s-nso-
5~aSiss Joaa =. S>rnA-. Nas-zcaEzssfts
taalc- beszsiis. -g>tees-E = Xou-sy.
Se< Tozx. = 2 szllizzn. Nz~sa-
csss.,ts. J. J. Doy.e. SeE H<nnysa
Aass1o-z-J. ". oRsaly. Ssr Yo-s J
T Wafer. B7osksyD. walz-a DeEee.
..e< T9~E
4 vc,znEry :zns o, very hzaEs ne
properties Ezs rz~~t - ne aszea.
2 ze1fpe-s % tae orzss ryor Sr s.ssxe
n he eoA rIio-ss Q. lie sssl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
AvALUABLE PRESCRIPTION.

Editor Morrison OF worthinEtoa. In1
"Sun" writes: You have valuable pre-
scrip;ion IN Electric Bittsrs. and / can
cneerfuIy recommend q for Constipation
and Sex Hea9ache. and a. a general
system tonic IL has 10 equal" 3rs. An
ME stehle. Zs2s Cottage Grove avenue.
Ch.cAso. was all run down. could not "a;
nor eiges; FOOD. had a backachs which
never lest her ard telt tirsd ard weary
bu; SIX bottles % Esctric Bi';sTs restored
her health ard renewed her strength
Prices 80 cents ard ,1.g9.
Get bottle a. Geo. Van Ws-sen'
pharmacy. 32s -. Main street. o. @. Gen.
rings drug store. northeast corner c; To-
p.xa and D0ugias avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
COFFEE AND sCGAR MARKETS.

New York. Aug &-Coree-Opcsons
opened steady with pr.ces unchanged to
3 points higher: ruled quiet. with upward
tendency. Notwithstanding unprecedented
rovenent AZ RIO ard Santos. ard as stea-
iy Increase n American visible supply. ssil-
iES checked BY fears that ccax5e-z bic
short Interest has accumulated; closed
steady a ) % le points net advance: sales
H.sao bags. including September. 81. 1sGs -:
1ecs-n5--. sS1s - Spo, co1ee-Rio quiet
No : invoice. sc; tcobin&. nc. Md
More active: Co-dova i1,-2isz%c: sales SO
bags Narac2ibo 4, I-sHlzizc: ard 40 bags
Central American. ~
SGEsr-RaE, firm: refined. firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
LIVESTOCK MARIE Eta
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. 25.-Cattle-Trade in
cattle was fairly active, but il was no:
equal 10 the large run, and while the
comparatively few lots OF choice cattle
sold at about former prices. others NOV
ed off slowly az reductions a. from 5 to
10 cents. Fifteen head of fancy 1000
pound cattle brought $3.50. and choice
/ ,230 and 1880 pound steers sold for s5.25.
while good Fat cattle sold around $500.
The poorest dressed native beef cattle
found buyers al s4.Ooa425. and the bulk
Of the cattle crossed the scales a. "a. 75a
5.25. Butchers stuff is in very good de-
mand at satisfactory prices. and choice
calves sell up to s7.00a7.15 per 100 pounds
Texas cattle moved between $500 and
$500, and western rangers largely $3.50
a450
Stockers and feeders sold al s3.sea4. So.
Western feeders sold for sS.9oa4.20, and
sales were made Of feeding bulls at s 80
a3 60. and feeding heifers at 81 20a3-40.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was active at
about Tuesdays range of prices. The
bulk OF the offerings sold at $395a410.
and a good many lights sold for s4l0a
APO. The extreme range Of prices for
hogs was s365a4.25, pigs selling al s3.0oa
APO. Heavy hogs continue 10 comprise
a large share OF the receipts. and there
are not enough lightweights to go
around. Common packing hogs were
weaker and in some cases lower.
Sheep-The market for sheep and
lambs was fairly active. and steady. ex-
cept for poor killers. Sheep sold az
s1.62 1-2a2.25 for tailings, up 70 50. 15a3.90
for good 10 choice natives. and western
range focks brought g. 25a3.65. feeding
lots going for s3.50a3.55. Lambs sold at
50. 50a5.27 -. chiefly at s4.5oa515, and
extra lots We're salable al s5.30a5.35.
Feeding lambs brought s400a4.50. Very
few sheep went above 1855.
Receipts-Cattie $1,000; hogs 5000:
sheep $1,000.
KANAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 25-Cattle-Receipts
1900. Best natives steady. other cattle
weak. Texas steers s2.65a4.25; Texas
COWS s225a3.20; native steers s3.70a5.40;
native cows and heifers s1.65a4.00; stock
ers and feeders s3.00a4.45; bulls $e.4Oa
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market about
steady. Bulk Of sales $3.9oa395: mixed
s3.S5a3s7 IL; light $3.a397 -; workers
So eOa3s7 1-2; pigs 50 25a5.75.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Lambs 3.50a490; muttons S2.25a470.
Representative sales: Texas steers 10
head, 1114, s425; Texas cows IS head. 1905
So. 20; native steers IS head 1855, $40; ma
tive COWS and heifers IS head, 40, $500;
stockers and feeders, Il head 1852. S4.45;
bulls, IS head, 1120, $50.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 25.-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market steady 10 ten cents lower.
Fair to fancy native shipping steers s4.25
a5.40; light steers to dressed beef grades
s375a425; stockers and feeders s2.75a4.25;
cows and heifers s2.00a4.50; Texas and
Indian steers $3.0Oa4.30; cows and heif-
ers s2.o0a3.50.
Hogs-Rece,pts 1900. Market 5a1o
cents higher. Light s4.1oa425; mixed
s3.Soa415; heavy s3.soa420.
Sheep-Receipt 5000. Market steady.
Native mutton s3.00a3S0; lambs $3.75a
$50.
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80 SO cents Government bonds frmer;
state bonds dull; railroad bonds strong,
SILVER STILL LOWER

80 5-8 cents. Government BONDS nrmer;
state bonds dull; railroad bonds strong,
SILVER STILL LOWER.
New York, Aug. 25.-Bar silver in Lon
don dropped the low record an addition
al 1-Sd, with a quotation OF % sd. The
quotation here was unchanged at 81 IL
cents. Mexican dollars sold at SO IS
cents.
London, Aug. 25.-Gold is quoted at
Buenos Awres today at 1880; at Lisbon
Az Is; at Rome 105.45. India council
bills were allotted today at Is 27-32d.
EXCHANGE IN MEXICO.
City Of Mexico, Aug. 25.-Notwith-
standing the renewed decline in silver,
exchange on London and New York was
easy today, brokers having bought at
1.39 and lao on New York, and selling
az 1.43 1-2 to 1. A Il is believed that ex-
change will gradually rise to 1.50. Bust
ness is quiet and there have been no
failures. Importations are generally
greatly checked.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Aug. 25.-Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash $500, 306, 103; gold
reserve, s143, $50.
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fHE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan. Aug. =. iEI.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair. with only slight change In tenpera-
ture until Friday.
During the past a hours the highest TEN
perature was 100 the loves; 81 suf me
mean 81 with hazy weather. Egni south
wind and lower pressure.
The river remains nearly stationary a.
Is feet on the gauge.
Thus far this month the highest temper
azure has been =.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature ,or the month of August has been
a. and for the 9Th day. -
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. Aug. S-Forecsst :or Thurs
day.
KansaE-Fair: cooler IN western portion.
south winds becoming northwest.
Oklahoma ard Indian Terriiory-General-
IL fair: south winds
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JOINS IHE GOLD CROWD
salvador Had 70 Do sen.shisE Asssi Mes
Ftnsnr~s

New York. Aug "A dispatch from
Panama szyr, Salvador has been ,o-cei
b. the stump "a siiYsr % ssop; a god
standard Oxinx ~ tie nnAnc:&l straits
in which ere found bsrss,t. ibs csDFes-
sion IN commerce sr3 - apparently
hofeie-s situation. I-eslssni Gutierrez
conveyed an ertfsofsinzry seem q.
congress % consissT f5s rzons'ary err
az. A; TIE tire ba ssnt . ooaEfsz. .
Dssssgs E-Einz y. necsee;ty q: a. Ia
MEDIATE change In ne caTsocT systs-u.
There Szs enc opposition IN ooaxsss
. a god standard and TIE e.; E&r
sassd Until ysJt.rSsy. ~hsa fb- bia
vssss1. TIE 5-ea3-ni xas also sufasf-
tzed % ueEei tate a Ian foF scJ1. s,s =.
rev Issa ~ll e Into eyer x4;sin tTS
5outbs. Afts- !; berorsss operative al
CUSTOMS z1l - payable oaly - ssd.
s2lvS1oE's present siizA; - sss . 10
y 1rs3 IN slys-. zhlca tkrs= tss ooaa-
~ into ooasli<n us9fs serious taaa
ast eve. 5s>5-s sIStef TIE rae e sE-
caanzs On IRE T-1.:.f states rose sss.8-
III un.- !, r~achr3 20 PER cen.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Aug SIN etzp.e cotions
there are 10 further advances % cote, and
TIE demand 10 only fairly sustained or
brown AID bIeecAsi Soots Pr.n; eIo:hs
are very firm a, Fab River. The sale O.
E.0.5 extras 81 sc for September delivery
have - naiAted o-eers. hut renewed r,
quests so- fuiareS az IRA: pyce a-e s.ez +
SIX refused ode gods are n-Zu- P-iz.s
are very s--ocx with a, Increased tsna-
Tor fa1c.ss AMI low grade staples The ex.
pecra .5oz CO advances has e,-Et2ztes has
ness u these Lies
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er.nd c,reui, rae. Down r..,

Psadv.It.. Mass, Aug. z5-Af..- q
days interruption because Q. rain. tie
ci-cui; races we're resumed .: Readvi-.e
park ,ais afternoon n TIE .-95 pace.
ie1l over from Monday afternoon. t5a-
hes.s nai been pzce1. G1.ner-e cay.ar-
81 .ro mare beats. c.ia-alnx rs b5id On
s-ss money. In tire drse aea; = he day
Drivers G-ee-s and STAR we cxIis3
upon % explain why t3ey 3f0YDsd tie
hez-. AID -Aesr replies beng uaxstks.ze-
.o-y. eaca Vas e,es Coo Summarize
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Cattle-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVES. SALES.
Shippers.

L. NJ. McCracklin of Derby was up with
one car OF hogs.
Thomas Alexander came in from Texas
with five single deck car loads OF sheep.
State Bank of Mt. Hope had in one car
of hogs.
J. s. Knoblauch of Colwich was here with
ore car OF hogs.
]. s Vand.ver of Mt. Hope had in one
car OF cattle.
Haven Milling Co. OF Haven was on the
uaret with one car OF hogs.
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royal 7G71-2 cents: Moor Park s6s
cents. Peaches. unpeeled 6GS cents;
peeled 11014 cents.
Butter-Firm: western creamery 12@
10 cents; Elgins 10 GEMS: factory leg
II 1-2 cents
Egg+Firm; State and Pennsylvania
11917 cents; western 1e cents.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Aug. 25.-Wheat-No. red
western winter dull SIS I'd; No. 1 red
northern spring dull, IS #.
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paooys ,Ls sT. ST. ELIAS
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says.
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I-AIlzas sesea-9 tae s%szaai; q sfs1as
= gslas Jay H. a: = o-eisck no0n-
TIE s..,'s3s inflated ~ fA- rsesr4-isi
bar NEE: = 1870 Zee. !; 10 - mas.
ss>cessfs. ~I3esssl1- ever zai@rss.rz-
Tse ssaTsy 7@s fifty-ans days Ct sn1~
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49,
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Mon,svideo. Aug. 25.-Durins a nation
al fete which was held here today Pres-
dent ]. Idierte Borde was shot and killed
by an assassin. The weapon used by the
assassin was a revolver.
The assassin Is youth named Are
dondo
President BoTda died elmos. imm.-
distely after he was shot. Senior Cues
;as. president OF ne senate mas assumed
the presidency Of The republic al In
term.
senor Borfa rss elected president OF
Uruguay sor the term extending from
May 1894. 10 1898. The fete at which
he was assassina.ei was being held in
celebration Of thei Independence OF Uru-
quay. which WAS achieved Angus; Is.
1923.
Borda laet April.
on that occasion the p-esiden'. a.
companled by hts aide. Lieutenant Colo
mel Turrsne. had been horseback riding.
Just 40 ne dismounted IN front 81 ~.
government palace. a youth approached
him and drew pistol. Llsu;enan, Col
onel Turrcne struck Up The arm OF the
woul1-be assassin. and The bail passed
ever ne presidents dead.
Another attempt 20 sssassina'e h,rn
was made on May p. when be received
bomb sen; 20 him from Ia Plata. Ar
gen.ina- j; vas IN box and 80 srrsnx-
ei that Il would explode when TIE box
vas opened. Fortunately. sosp!cion was
aroused. aud the box was turned over 20
The police and destroyed
London. Aug "a Dispatch 20 re
Morning Post from Busnos Ayr~s says
taat while the assassination az Pres!dsns
Borta is universally denounced. hts re-
uryval from the sphere q control 70 re-
Rarded az good hing Tor Uruguay He
has long been suspected 0, keeping rev.
oiItioa alive f1T his own DarpoEss. AMI
he was connected with a arm whica
provided military materials for the GOV
eminent WHEREBY ne aFnarsed a soTtuns-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
LEADERS SHUT OUT
NOT ONLY THAT, TIE O0L0HELS
DO TIE SHUTTING

After Sustaining Defeat 1t the Ratio OF
II s-Boston's Second Experience OF
the Sort This Season on the Home
Ground Baltimore Has the Last OF the
Series With ChIcsso-Giants Shut the
lndians Out In . Game Played In the
Mud-Grooms Also Win In the Mud
Senators and PhIllies Vic.