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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
Gold standard For San Salvador.

Panama, Aug. 25.-Dispatches from
San Salvador say that the slump in
silver caused such embarrassment that
congress was called in extraordinary
session. President Gutierrez sent a
message advising the adoption of a
gold basis, to take effect as soon as
possible, and congress passed the nee
essary measure. The exchange on the
United States jumped to 200 at San Sal
yador today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
AT DUBOIS, PA.
Rochester and London Miners quit
Work.

Dubois. Pa. Aug. 24.-The Rochester
and London miners quit work
This morning, notwithstanding they
decided at a meeting last night
to continue The agitators rom
the Pittsburg district nave peen
working INCREASINGLY Tor tne pcs
Wooded zee in the face of the fact that
. majority were opposed to striking
Q MANY of the older miners and prop
e,,tv owners are urging the strikers to
1.l.t:,rn a meeting viii be held TINS
afternoon. at which lively discussions
60 The Berwil- White mines. two miles lies
o,rt of here. are working. and no TAX
of a strike has been heard ane'e-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
yyan+ Bv tI,e Bullet Route.

Los AngHss, Cal, Aug. 24.-Captain
NJ. G. Bolton, book keeper for the Los
Angeles Lighting company, committee
suicide, this morning, by shooting him
self with a revolver Bolton was a
we'll known society man and polo
player He was at one time captain
Of a crack English cavalry regiment
His friends say that the cause of his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
Panic Caused By Arrests.

Constantinople. Aug. 24.-There was a
panic here today, owing to the police
charging and arresting two Armenians.
Nearly all the stores in the quarter
where the arrests were made were nur,
riedly closed and remained SHUT until
the police rescued their prCprietors
One of the Armen.ans arrested has com
mittrsd suicide by shooting himself with
a reVGlVer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
DEATH OF MRS. COPE.
A Well Known Lady Passes Away
Early This Morning.

Ruth Cope. widow of the late Francis
Cope. WHO was Tor many years with the
Union Pacific company, died ar her home
in this city aged 81 years.
Mrs Cope, though a native of England
had spent most of her life here, where
she was widely known and universally
respected.
The announcement of the funeral VIII
appear later
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
SILVER STILL FALLING.
Dropped to 511s at New York Yes
tprdau

New York. Aug A.-SiIver broke all
records again today, falling to 237s pence
in London, which is sd below tie pre-
vious low point, and to 5119 cents in New
York, which is &c below re previous low
record. Mexican dollars sold at 3915c
At 'today's New York prices for bars,
the value of silver in the standard silver
dollar is 1856 cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
A Good Fish Story.

San Francisco. Aug. A.-When the
barkentine Sudden was locked for re-
pairs yesterday it was discovered that
some time during her last voyage the
vessel had been struck by a sword fish.
The sword had passed through four
inches of planking and gone five inches
further into d solid timber. The nine
inch section was broken of even with
The conner Sheeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
The PACING Wonder.

Greenfield. Ind. Aug. 24-At the fair
grounds yesterday, Lady Anderson. a
guideless pacing wonder, paced a mile
on the half mile track in 2:0S fat Rae
ing experts rate a half mile track as
five or six seconds slower than a mile
track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
sacket Wins at Detroit.

Detroit, Aug. 24-Sacket, the 2-year-
old colt belonging to Sims & Anderson.
can's over here from Chicago last
night TO win the Normandie hotel
stake, and he delivered the goods,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
UNEXPECTED
HAPPENED.
Filley L'AIOuette Wins the
Futurity Stakes.
LYDIA GETS THE
SECOND PLACE.
Rain Made the Track Both Heavy
and Sticky.

L'Alouette's Time, 1:11-ornament
Comes From the Rear With
Rush and Wins the Fall Handi-
cap-Sacket Wins the Normandie
Hotel Stakes at Detroit In 1:14sz
Some Interesting Turf Events
at Butte-Base Ball and Other
Sporting Events.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
----ap-S 49,
Brute Held For Trial.

Chicago. Aug. 24-Dr. James c.
Drueker. charged with conspiring to
ruin the features of his wife with Wit
riol has been held TO await the action
CT the grand Jury under $1,000 bail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
BIOoD5HED Is PROBABLE.
Operators and Miners Have
Failed to Agree.
CRISIS NOW VERY CLOSE.
OPERATORS SAY THE MINES
WILL BE STARTED.

Old Men May Go to Work at the Old
Figures, if They Choose, But if
They Do Not New Men Will Be
Put to Work at once-Mode of
Procedure Looking to Resumption
Mapped Out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
The Ships.

New York-Arrived: Pennsylvania,
Hamburg.
Queenstown. Arrived: Teutonic,
New York.
Boulogne.-Arrived: OLDHAM. New
Stettin.-sailed: Aug. 10, Stella, New
New York.-saiIed: Bowie. Liverpool
Lain, Bremen; Servia, Liverpool
Moville.-Arrived Anchoria, New
York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
The Order Refused.

Elgin, Ills. Aug. 24-Judge Willis of
the circuit court today refused to issue
an injunction to restrain the removal of
the head offices of the Modern Woodmen
from Alton, His
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
WHY Thav Do 1t.

Cleveland Leader: He.-For my part.
I can't see why you women should want
TO ape men, anyhow.
she.-Oh, anything for little change.
We've been making a monkey of him long
enough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
DIED


cOPE-In this city Aug %. after a In
gering illness, Ruth Cope. widow of the
late Francis Cone. Born in England,
Aug. 80, 1916.
Notice of funeral later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
Daily Treasury Statement.

Washington, Aug. 24-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $221,-
159, sO2;. gold reserve, 43,371 OPS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25

suicide was dependency over health,
as he has suffered from an abscess in
the head for the past month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25

Best in the world for the Price,
Giant Baking Powder, 25 ounces for
Is cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
THE DIAMOND.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Aug. 24.-Both Kill
len and Fisher were hit hard in to-
days contest. Score: Brooklyn, 10;
Pittsburg, 4.
washington. Aug. Washington
lost today's game by a string of errors
following badly misjudged bali by
Brown. Had he reached the ball no
score would have been made in the
fifth. AS it was Cincinnati had no
difficulty in winning out. Score:
washington, 6; Cincinnati, 8.
Philadelphia, Aug. 24.-Philadelphia
took two games from st. Louis today.
Score: First game-Philadelphia. S;
second Philadelphia, "A; ST.
Louis, ..
Baltimore. Aug. 24.-The Orioles
managed TO win the first and the sec
ond. Second game was called at the
end of the eighth inning on account of
darkness. First Game.-Baltimore, s;
Chicago, ,.
Second Game.-Baltimore 5; Chic
cago, 5.
New York. Aug 24.-Tim Hurst, the
base ball umpire. who was injured yes
terday in the second game between the
Brooklyns and Pittsburgs at Eastern
park, is slowly recovering. He is suf-
fering from a hemorrhage of the brain.
The attending physician says that
Hurst will be out in a week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
IS RATcHFoRD A RASCAL?

No Sympathetic Strike.
Cleveland, Aug. 24.-vice President
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-25
PRESIDENT BAKQUETTED,
(Contlnued from 60 =,

Continued from Page -
I,i 81 VI america Yea, hail to William Nc
ffHisrl'ey, sns man and citizen Thorn Cnris-
wortf,v ~ tu5 s ana patriotic deeds make
~ "e cne president of America -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Sn Deutf9Gunb 1T befanntli9 BET
@ertuu BON Margarine aIs BUT
ter bur4 elm fir5li4 erIafenes @eieb mil
f6tperen Strafen belegt porben. Die eigen=
tbiimli9e Solge boOon 1T, baB fi9 5und9f
in Berlin prunfbOIe 2Gben aufgetban pa
BEN; tpel4e ii9 MIR nit benz @ertauf bon
Mar9arine obgeben, unb ME es beiBt, audi
eroBen 3uGuuf buben. 9u6ur9 piiros,
tuenn biefer 3ulauf Elm bauernber lit, Der
8epeis geliefert perben, buB Die Margarine
bur9aus ni4t nOtbig bat, nnter fulf9em
Numer ouf5utreten, nftb baB iie unter ibrem
tpubren Namen e6enfo gut ober biellei9t md
befer fortfommt. 11niere Mdrgarinefabriz
fanten 6iirften 0ieiel6e @rfabrung maDsn.
Ser gerube Weg birfte fi9 aud bier ais
ber bette empfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Trci DerianOt at MQuner.
Gin Mann in Mti6igar entbeft Elm BE-
merfenswertbes 0eilmittel far
8erlut uor Strait.
Groben weroen feel att alle ~berianOt, bic onrat'
idreiben.

gurI s. @aIfer BON &atunta5cc, mid, bat mao
einem iabrelaneen 6antpfe oe9et pie leelllt9en uao tos'
perliden Qeiocn BON performer Wtdnnbartelt Oas r'~'
tise Mittel aefunoei. tpel6cg oes aeipen beilt. 8.
miIio. enc 9robe Der WS.oi,in alien Mdnnern su lens
Ssn, HE qn iEssno elmer ge5mr f esi$li i1n1siienS S9'Od lol:
por,tttieen 8erIuf bts Gebd6tnides unb: Der RrdTt
i@Oo@em @iiden. arameiaOesDta$ = ns0 .s aas 3s2T 'mN.
ppn Wdrmt unb i0eint unnitttIbar 5n mtrten. inotm
IS bic b~,rlanste Rraft une cine GnttoideIuns sttS1t, ME
lie MIR q,miinidt uirD. Gas Mlitfel btilte DIR. %Salter
S%oaitanSiq bon al Dsn nebtIu un6 9siOen, Die ron
iabrtlauaem Mibbrau4 Der .natlrlt6 t~stt9tleSfen
fanltiomen berri6ren. unb ig in ieoert Sale ablOlut
I~uperidiTa iein. c m,.;.
senOie, Golaua,oo, Wli6., BEL Der Sic ~ange6tn, Dab
Sic cine 9yoes iei ir;i;rt s' ilnS ttis, f @,r9 %ifnnsr ;r !S1a,
tpeld.r Nrt ipirO BON ibm %eeforOert iperoea. Sr pat
elm. arobes SnttrsRe Oaran, pab pie RunOe BON ottlem
orobdrtiatr Nsilmittel %perbreitet tpiro, uno CT ocrlsn'
Set nit Ssorgfalt bic @srObs ii@er b]sriisG.it IN si ,a;n.
%snrdaus siaia@en aodet, ieOas beg es SmpIassss Ie' ~
6aben brdu6t. u
afeb1Smi, ia, io.we
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

11nfere en9lif9en 3eitungen batten' am
Sonntog biel iiber bas 9ue1I gu lageu,
sus Der Dfterrei9if9e Miniiterprdfibent @raf
8abeni nit benz 4bgeorbneten @olf
ousgefo9ten bat. ,8abeni iei Elm @lidsz
finb, bieB es in ben 8eri9ten, ebsnlo ipie
fem 9 uter. Der Elm &p3 am pOlnif9eu
5ofe eepeien un6 bonn leBten pptniIGsn
&0nige in ben @rafenftanb er9oben iporben
fei. Der 1ebte pOlntf9e &Dnig mar 5tanisz
Iaus Quguft. Der am II. Sebruar 1893 in
9rObno geitorben tit, nu4bem f4on 5tpei
Sabre borber Die brittle 5beiIuns polen's
Itattgefunben unb bus polnii9e Heia aufge=
fort batte. gu eriitiren. Ser Batter Ses
8abent fam IS alip ni6t 9etpefen fem, fon=
bern Der @roBbater pber l%1rgroBbater, mel
der feiner eultnarif4en SGbigteiten ipeger
in ben Qbelsftanb erboben tporben 1T. Sn
iener 3eit iinh iiberbaupt bteIe StaIfne9te,
S~dssrburf4en, &03e unb &ammerOienet
9eabelt per6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Man tpirft Der pOli8ei in Qmerita 10 off
n~nfGbiefeit ppr, neil bel elmer Gei6e our
MOrbHbaten Die 8 6Gterunentbedt gsz
blieben finb. DAB uber audi in @taaten unh
@~emeinpefen, tpel9e ben &uf genieBen, einG
oorsii9li4e PoIi5si gu beiiben, bus @teih'
pOrtOmmt, Iiefert Die Sta6t Berlin. DEM
bort pber i'm ulernG4iten nmtreiie iitb felt
Dem Mai 1894, olfo in tpenig mebr ols Orsi
Subren, neun MOrbt6aten borg.tommen, Bel
benen man audi ni9t einmal cine 8erml=
t6ung iiber Die SbGter bsfibt, unb BEL Dem
n%eueiten 9OppelmOrb Ger Mittpe S9uI5l
unb So9ter) fennt man ben SbGter ipo6l
ober ct 1T ipurlOs berI4punOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Ueues Seben.

1teue &roit, cine moblt6Gtise @uresrn9 be,
Sb6ti9teit bes Mo9eus, Der 9eber, Der gtie=
reit uilb iantmtliber nnterleibs=O r9ane be-
wirten bic alt berIbmteu ct. 8eruarb=
&rduter=Hiqet. 0os grOBte. benti4e Sell
mittel, 1pel9es aus benz %reilteit Gait Der bell
frdftisiten .9fansett BON ben sbrrpirOiser
BET 6ronii9er 8eritopfuug uub lluperbau=
Ii6teit bic &0nioiu auer Webisineu. Qls
8lutreiui9un9s Mittel lit es uniibertrefIli6
Die ct. 8ernorb=& rGuterc BiQen iiub III aleil
Npotbeten 5u babeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
sts fp artantf6e smsemo Der stanobatttsfett

Die fpAttaMtfde Sngcno Der StanOb1ftt8fctt
muB in nidt ~oerineert @raOe Der 9ulOer befben, Der
pbne Wtnrreu bic 0ualsn beg &beun1utismus 5u cr=
traqen int Stanbe 1T. g8ir BADEN nod ME Elm loldes
g9unoer tennen oelernt. N8arunt abcr ioGte nlan
ni6t ben &eiu bieisr i6auertiden DUAL a%usrDtttn,
ebe bas lebcnsldngli6e NtdrtDrcrtbum beeinnt, iuenn
man in @otettcr's Wlaoenbitters elm 0ttttcl oa3u an
Der @anb bat, bchen Qgirtiamteit olg @orbcueunose
m%ittcl> gegen, lpie ais 9eilnlittel tir oas 2eiOen 10 als
betannt 1T, pe cine Diersiqid6rige Grfabrung 5eigt,
uub Die tets erfol0rei0e Nniuenoung in alien afuz
ten unO Gronii6cn Gdacn MIR lebren fam? Gs cntz
fcrnt aus Dem @lnt isne i@arten, %beibel!Oen Suoita4=
brennenDe Nein uno Gntsitnouno scri 6einunecn btt-
~beifitbren, unD ipel6e, ipenn oas 2eiOen i'd auf bic
Ditateit Sreaue tpirft, iGben SOB sur Golge Dabel
ntDaen. Nu0 e~ntfernt bas 8itters bas Walarldglft
aug DEM G0rper, turirt 9Dspepiie, Nierenleioelt, Ser=
fopfuna; 8ilipiitdt, berubi9t bic gterben uno itdrtt rcl
eanSen pbDiilGen Srganismus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

IS ttopft an cure Sbirs, GaBt
es ni4t Elm, fOnbern befetigt euer SbItcr
bur8 5eitgemGBen 8ebrau4 BON Sorni's Nlz
~pentrduterz8 1utbeleber. 9iefes 5uoerGdfige
@eilmittel tpirb MIR bur9 ipe5iele 2otaGz
ogenten bertduft. SIT es ni9t in Der unlz
gegenO gu buben, 10 tpenbe man ii9 fofori
an Or. 9eter 6ubrnep, 112-114 g. 9opne
NOe., Chicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
= nnIere @orreIponbenten unb Mgenten

- lniere gorreiponbenten unb Igenten
befu9en bic fp1eenben Staaten:
CERT gauG Sriebel Die Staten Soma,
Minnefota, fopis Norb= unb Siib<D atota.
9err 6reb S9erf ben Staat Wiscunfin
unb bus nDrbIi9e SGinois.
9err 9enrp S9ual ben Stat Ns6rasfd.
9err 4boGf 8erner bic Staaten goIoraz
DO unb Utah.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
..enInntnrII tito ,,@nt1

,gaIuator" tito ,,8airtS6"-
Netne M~alsbtere, 3ebraat BOT Der
Gonr. ecipp @re&p8. Co., ftno bters
nit bcftens cmpfobtem. SSn SIaf@en
Muo N6f1crn st baben- telephone
60. $50. 8e1iIitg 9epttn. Co. $685.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

RAD bsionberer 11ebereintunft, Fat bic
germui Mmeriean 9ubIifbins So. IN Sos
MnseGes, @aIif., unfere 8ertretung fir GEE
nannte Gtabt unb Sib@G alifOrnisn ibers
rtortmen unb ii1b beren @ertretsr bere4tigt,
Mbonnementsgelber gu fnnettiren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
menn 6ns KIeine sahni.

70 perIdumt ni9t, bos olte unb wobl eiprobte
6IIfsmittel fir bas 3obnet Der 8inber,
Mrs. @inslow's SOotbin9 Sprup, ansus
weubeu. CT berubist bas Sinh, erpei9t bas
3abnfsii9, b%sieitlst ole S9msrsel1, turirt
DiarrbOe. SiniunSarponaie Gents Die SIai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

9er tennt bas 2s6en ni9t, ber MIR le6en
unb niAt ftsrben gefeben 6at.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Wannesfraft nieOerberaeaeQt.
geinledts. Grauf6eitcn seheilt.

@cf1le0ts.G ranfbeitcn gebetlt.
Surdoruneen BON BEN @unI6e. Senieni9et,
tueI6e AT Mannesi6iu6Ge. @ei6te1tstranfbeiten,
ioipie en ben trouri9en SOl9en BON Su9enbiinben
ietoen, at belfen uno Ie 9c9en bic 8erIpduu9en
f6tuinbelbafter Nrl3ei9et unb iuertblnIer Si6er 3u
idiben, oerIeuoen mir fir % Cts. IN poit= Stamps,
~iorgfam III einem rnbebrnfterln ini9laee ocrpadt,
unier Sud- ,,Ser GettirtassgInfsr's As. 9luT.,
$50 Geiten NIT 40 tebrrsi6er 8ilSern. @br.:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser &ettuues.2luter" lit aud gu baben IN @bicasr
bel @0as. @alger, 84 VI. Sot1teo Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Sin oang6arer 9Qttent,

Der feline ppnft6ttise @ciGrns BON fd,roerem 2eioen
elmer in eiilem 3 offorbud au9e9ebenen Mr3euei Der.
bartt, IGBt burh uns oahelbe fpftenfrei an ieine
ifebuma un0 beiIun9 BON &rantbet:en siebt hisies
nnr,iiaiihe Merf senauen NufidtuB, aud, entbalt
IS &eSepte, bic ia ieoer @potbete gemadt .ineroem
pensary, 20 West 18th ST., New York, N. 7.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09
PENSION POLITICS

There is trouble ia The RcpUb-
lican camp at Grafton OYER tho APP
pointment OF the Board Of Pension
Examiners and Reno Post No. z,
q. A. r.. passed resolutions sew
erely denoucing Senator Elkns and
Congressman Dayton for the APP
polntments made in opposition to
the old soldiers, like they did here.
AT a meeting held by the Post on
June 18th the following extract
from q resolution was passed owe
feel that the act Of Senator Elkins
was unjust and cowardly in run.
ming from our representative whom
sent TO protest against the appoint
ment Of DR.. w. y. Vanklrk, ard
we desire to hold Elkins up to the
scorn OF all true Americans" and
on July End the Post further re-
solves "That we denoance A. g..
Dayton, our representative in Con-
gress, for folsting upon us for per-
sonal reasons the present Board of
Examiners at Grafton. We de-
nounced him as unmanly and just
in ignoring our letters and protest
against the board" The Post sent
Dr.. Alex Leeds to Washington as
a special representative on behalf
OF the Post, and it is very interest
ing to read the Doctors account Of
how Elkins and Dayton lied TO him
and dedged him and put him of
and lnsulted him until he came
home in disgust to make a report
to the Post. The latter promptly
framed resolutions Of censure and
printed the whole matter in supple.
ment form For gratuitous distirbu
ton, and we have one before us.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09
A CLOSE CALL.

From a Florida paper we re-pub-
lish the following interesting item
in regard to a brother of George N.
Mcdonald, who is we'll known here
Mr.. Jno. w. Mcdonald, who
was in the city Tuesday, had a mar.
row escape from death by lightning
Monday.
He was in hut at hammock
grove near Mcdonald on the +. G..
& p. r. r., when a cabbage pal
metto tree, which stands within
twenty feet Of the door, was struck.
While very severely shocked he was
8Ot rendered unconscious, nor was
he Knocked down. lie says that
the shock seemed to Taise him from
the floor.
When he recovered his wits he
stepped out to see what effect the
stroke produced on the palmetto,
and to his surprise no saw a flying
squirrel wallowing near the trunk
OF The tree, and upon q examina-
ton saw the lightning had burned
every particle Of hair from the body
q he little animal, which was evil
dontly upon the palmetto whom the
bolt struck TO-.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09
CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS
Transacted SO Far at This Term Of
Circuit Court


1t was ordered that DAVID 81.
Wotrin2, COMMISSIONS in Chan
Gerry Of this Court, be removed from
Office, and Joseph N. Goodwin was
appointed to fll the vacancy and
appeared in Court and took the
oath as required by law.
w. W. Graham vs.. Geo. Sheets
ct al, referred to John w. Wntson,
Com missioner. to ascertain in re
gnrd to the real estate OF the de
PENDANT and oil liens and elafns
against Tt aud report to this Court.
Wan. G.. Brown ct al Va. Thomas
* Squires ct al; referred to }. W.
Watson as Commissioner, and same
order az above.
Samuel Costolo's ex'Ors vs. Sam
uel Costolo's heirs. j. W. Watson
appointed guardian for the infant
defendants, and j. NJ. Goodwin ap-
pointed Commissioner to settle &C
counts of j Nelson Baker, executor
of estate Of Samuel Costello, and
report at next Court.
W. l.. LcnhIrt VS.. Geo. W.Zents
ct. al. The plaintiff being a non
resident OF the State, it is ordered
that the case be dismissed unless
security is given for the costs in
sixty days from date.
Nina 81. Thatcher vs. G. w.
Thatcher. Divorce granted the
plaintiff and also tire care OF her
two children, the defendant having
deserted her over three years ago.
Miller & Mussena VS.. The West
Virginia Co. ct al. The plaintiffs
being non residents of the State,
ordered that they give security for
costs i'll sixty days or case be dis
missed from Court.
On petition OF q. w. Cox, pastor
in charge, Silas Welch, George f..
Wolf, Alpheus Sisler, Chas. Dodge
and Thomas Dodge, confirmed as
the Board Of Trustees OF the Dority
NJ. f.. church.
George Deakins, admir-, VS.. Har,
mon Greaser ct al. Report Of p.
j. Crogan, Special Com missioner,
chat he had sold the farm of the
defendant to Mrs, Catharine Cooke.
Of townsville, for the sum of ElOOj
at front door OF the Court House,
first day Of this Court. Report con-
firmod, and said Commissioner
ordered to make said Cooke deed
for said land.
l.. w. Stoddard VS.. Shadrick
Casteel ct al; case dismissed as
satisfied.
Jacob VI. A. Thomas VS.. Ellen
b. Thomas. The latter having de
serted her husband over three years
ago, the Former was granted IA di-
yorce from her.
Patrick Higgins admir- VS.. Pat
rick Higgins heirs; decree of sale
confirmed and the Special Commis-
sioner, p. j. Crogan, authorized
to execute deed to r. l.. Google,
the purchaser, at price of *131.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09
REUNION Army WEST VA.

The b. & o. II. r.. will arrange
to sell tickets from all points on
its lines in West Virginia. at RE-
DUCED RATES, to the RE- UNION OF
THE ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA at
Columbus, Ohio. Tickets will be
sold for all trains of September 9TH
and Sth, valid for return until Sep
tember 18th, with the privilege Of
further extension until Septem
Der 22d if tickets are deposited with
agent at terminal line before Sep.
TENDER 18th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09

The Randolph County Agricul-
rural and Fair Association will give
its fourth annual fall races on the
9TH and 9Th of October at Beverly.
The races promise to DO better than
ever before, and about 5000 in cash
prizes are offered for the different
races.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09
GOLD BUGS GOBBLED.

The capturing Of counterfeiters
and implicated parties goes merrily
on IN this county. Barker, the
Secret Service officer, is still after
them and got Joe Sisler last Sun
day, with tho aid of Constable @.
w. Fawcott,. OF this place, who
went over and got Sisler and turned
him over to Barker, who took him
on to Clarksburg. They also picked
up a young Harshbarger down
about Brandonville, who admitted
that he had gotten some ''green
goods" from Collins, but had never
passed any of 1t. lie was allowed
to go for the present, and will prob.
ably only be used as a witness
against the others. 1t seems that
the detective spent some time down
in that section among these parties,
as sewing machine fxer or agent,
working up evidence against the
guilty parties.
Sisler took bondsmeu along with
him and promptly gave bond in
the sum of $1,000, with w. H..
Spiker, Geo. II. Sisler and Samuel
Sisler as sureties. They all went
to Clarksburg on Monday and re-
turned that evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09

Some distinguished looking col
ored gentlemen are here as wit
ne5scs IN the Howard Cup diamond
case and they had trouble to get
any place to stop at, as all the
hotels in town "were fall up" when
they applied for admission. This
IS a strange condition Of affairs in
the banner Republican county OF
the state.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09

The Twenty Eighth Annual Con.
Vention of the Grand Lodge Of
Knights of Pythias of the State
convenes in the city of Charleston
on Tuesday, October 26th, 1907,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-09

The West Union Hcr0ld has i'm
proved very much Of late under the
management Of Robert Morris, who
Is II son Of the old man.