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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14
Not Guilty.
Electric Light Plant Sold.

Detroit, Mich, June s.The plant of
the Peninsular Electric Light company
has been sold to George Peck, David
Whitney and Hoyt Post, Detroit capt.
talists, at court commissioners sale.
The plant brought $4,000. The sale
was caused by foreclosure proceedings
on mortgage of July /, 1891.
Lumber Plant burned.
Fresno, CAL, June Sword has
reached this city that the lumber mills
and lumber yards at Clovis We're COM
pletely destroyed by fire Tuesday after
noon, entailing loss of over 100000.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14
wIscoNs1N's CELEBRATION.
semi-centenniaI Anniversary OF
states's Admission Into the Union
Appropriately Remembered.

Madison, Wis, June THE celebra-
ton of the semi-centennial anniversary
of Wisconsin's admission into the union
opened in this city Tuesday. Several
thousand visitors were present from all
parts of the state. Gov. Bushnell and
staff, of Ohio, arrived Monday. At 2:15
In the afternoon the first official meet
ing of the celebration was at the uni
versity armory. Visitors were welcomed
on behalf of the state by Gov. Scofield,
on behalf of the city, by Mayor Whelan.
The response was by Gov. Bushnell.
AT $3.50 in the afternoon occurred the
boat race between U. w. freshmen
and st. Johns military
In the evening the State Press asso-
citation, the state legislators since 1S4s
the Eastern Star and other organiza-
tons held banqnets, while the veterans
held grand camping at Camp Randall.
over 1000 veterans are already under
canvas on the historic camp grounds
An overflow meeting at University ar
mory was addressed by ]. v. Quarles, OF
Milwaukee.
Not Guilty.
Wheeling, w. Va, June s.-The case
of ]. ?. Owens, indicted Jointly with
Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Gov. Atkinson
on the charge of completely in alleged
forgery, went to the jury at 3:45 o'clocl,
Tuesday evening. A verdict of not
guilty was returned. A demurrer was
entered to the second indictment
against Mrs. Atkinson and argument
has begun. Her friends are confident
of her acquittals since the Owens yer
dict
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14
War News twice n Week.

The fact that the Omaha Weekly
World Herald is issued twice week
gives it an immense advantage over
other weekly papers sent out from
Omaha. A subscriber TO the Weekly
World Herald get his war news twice
a week instead of only once. For
this service the World Herald
charges only $1.00 a year, which is
less than one cent copy.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14
AN EXPERT OPINION.

crossed Win mares OF the right
sort we believe him capable of string
the best class of coach and driving
horses of any stallion we know of in
this country"
Who Says That?
The most extensive breeders of horses
in the world today, Fletcher Bros,
with establishments from ocean to
ocean and over ten thousand horses
on hand. They write it of Fillmore
County Horse after buying five of his
progeny. That horse is
BAY McGREGOR.
Your show to breed speed from him
is just as good as from any stallion in
Minnesota or Iowa while your show
to breed a carriage horse, a fine
driver, a Quick seller is better than
from any other stallion anywhere OF
any kind or breed. fake a little
pride in having the best in the land
right at your door and give HIM the
patronage he deserves. Write for
circulars.
NJ. T. GRATTAN.
Preston, MINI.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14

Springfield, ILL.,, June s.-The repub-
licans of the Sixteenth congressional
district met Tuesday at Carlinville and
nominated James H. Dankskin, Of jack
sonville. for congress.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-14

New Source of Revenue.
A very slight, tax on talk would pro-
duce all the revenue the government
could possibly need.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
SPORTS IN GENERAL
Elks' Creditable Bowling on the CO.
lumbia Alleys.
NINE-PIN f0U RNAMENf SCORES
BurIey Knocked Out by Mccoy in
Two Rounds.
SBURY AGAIN WINS

The bowling enthusiasts of the Washing
ton Lodge of Elks made their debut as
team bowlerS last evening. The games
were rolled at the Columbia Athletic Club.
and the Columbia boys, while winning all
of the contests, had a close shave in the
second event. and had to hustle for the
victory. In the other games the Elks were
clearly outciassed, but considering the
newness of the team, the showing made is
very creditable.
BY long odds the most interesting fea-
ture of the match was the phenomenal
bowling of Walker in the last game. His
great score of 269 stands as the highest
game ever bowled in this city under the
new rule of changing alleys after every
frame. 1t breaks the best record ever pre-
viously made in any game at the c. A. c.,
either match or tournament. and has sell
dom, IL ever. been excelled in the local
bowling world The interest of the two
teams and of the spectators was centered
solely in Walkers work in the final game,
and as he piled strike upon strike the en-
thusiaSm was unbounded. Attention to his
frame, after his run of five successive
strikes. and in each inning thereafter his
bowling was loudly cheered.
Sillers made the best single score for the
Elks, 161, in the second game. Difficult
spares were made follows: 1. 2. Z, 8,
Stitt; l, 3, g. 10, Mason; 1, 2, {, 9, Rodier,
and 4, 3, g. Botsch.
the alleys in the first game, and while they
bowled steadily together were not at any
time dangerous rivals of the Oelumbias.
Sillers and Garner both bowled double
headers, but being unable to do good spare
work could not pull out high games. C. A.
c. rolled in good form and secured credit
able team total
The score follows:
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Of second game:
Tnfal

The Elks were apparently interested so
much in Walkers playing in the third
game that they made no effort to bowl
as their score was much the lowest of the
match. Walker secured strike in every
box up to the ninth inning when he un-
fortunately left one pin standing. He
spared, however, and in the last frame
he again left one pin up but pulled 1t off
on the third roll. securing 269 pins in ALL
The score of third game:
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Slipped ON Banana Peel.

Mrs. Atwater of 1919 Yale street, while
walking down 11th street about 1 o'clock
this afternoon. stepped on banana peel,
slipped and fell violently TO the pavemeMts
which resulted in breaking her nose She
was taken into the business office of The
Star, where medical attention was rem
dered
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Columbia A. c. Ninepins.

The ninepin tournament at the Column
bia Athletic Club was continued on Thurs
day evening, and good scores were made by
some of the contestants. Hunter takes first
place by his total of "a and Champion ties
the previous leaders, Meyers and Demonet,
with his string of 81.
The scores were as follows: E. Mason.
6-3-4-6; total, 19. F. B. Conger. 2-1-4-0; to-
tai. Z. l. c. Brown 3-3-4-6; total, 49, II.
b. Bennett, 5-5-2-5; total, II. H L. West
5-4-2-5 total, 16. Repath, 4-6-4-3; total. II.
Claas Denekas. 1853; total, Is. A. d.
Champion, $3.50; total, p. A. F. Jorss
5-4-4-4: total, II. Joseph Hunter, 4-7-T-6;
total, "a.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
The venesueIan UprisinE.

The Venezuelan minister has received
cable message from Caracas saying that
the uprising at Valencia is of no imper-
tance and that the government 10 supported
by the whole country.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Total.

The second game was close and interest
ing. and while the Columbias secured big
lead in the first frame, the Elks pulled up
at once and headed the home team in the
fifth. Throughout the balance of the game
1t was close contest. the lead alternating,
Columbia finally winning by eleven pins.
The score of second game:
Evening star., 1898-03-05
SAMPLES FREE.
REMEDIES ABSOLUTELY PURE AND SAFE
CURE PERMANENT.

Free advice about Obesity any disease at
kboRING 4 cos & New York or Chicago Medical
ladies Mrs. DIR. Amy NJ Henry who has charge
3f cur Nomans Department. will be opened and
answered by Mrs Henry or her chief assistant.
United STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. c., January II, 1893.
New York. Chicago and Boston.
teeSmmended to me Dr. Eisons Obesity Piils and
Reducing Tablets. ! Immediately ordered a couple
q s and @onns sssg
surprised when i weighed and found that had
Besides losing this amount Of surplus fat I have
been cured Of heart trouble. which my physicians
in the small Of my BACK Which % addicted 1 me eA11 fos
EeaIs have disappeared For the good Of others
give you permission to publish this letter.
Residence 7o4 Virginia ave s.e
Or. Edison's Obesity Pills and Reducing Tablets
ssorste ali who % use ahem % obesiy Plls n 81 So
9 bottle; bottles $Eencugh for one treatment.
times caused and Is usually accompanied BY ca-
tarrh of the stomach and bowels other digestive
arrangements. and by rheumatism and heart dis
Ioring's Germ-Killer Dyspepsia Tablets. 50 cents
Loring.s Germ-killer Rheumatism Tablets. so
Ioring's Germ-killer Laxative Tablets, 50 cents
L'Ilng,s Germ kine. Heart Tablets. 500 . box.
DSpecisl remedies for BIG, FAT MEN.
CURE 'e1s sT1e our sy Dsta5. sdn Of ana HON
other Illustrations. The Information IT contains
is Invaluable, FAT FOLKS SEND FOR TT.
L. s. Leadbeater & Son, Alexandria, carry
full linz OF goods. All leading retail druggists
have goods in stock.
Free advice about obesity. rupture or any other
disease from New YORK Chicago Medical
Department Call or write. We forward goods
promptly; no printing envelopes.
LORENG s CO., DEPT. s,
No AZ WEST 22D ST., NEW YORK CITY.
40. 1l5 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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Evening star., 1898-03-05
Numerous sales of Real Estate.

Stone & Fairfax. real estate brokers, S06
F street northwest, consummated the fol-
lowing sales during the month of Febru-
ary: ITO 11th street northwest. 52s 4th
street southeast, 1906 22d street northwest,
621 and 623 street northwest, sos 7th
street northeast, 151 F street northeast,
1881 v street northwest. 1445 Huntington
place northwest, 21SO H street northwest,
1I29 Corcoran street northwest. $50 Heck
man street southeast.648 street northeast,
TIA Corcoran street northwest, 1915 r
street northwest, 55. 81. SO, 81 and 6S 8
street northwest. 1926 11th street north
west, 1882 New Jersey avenue northwest,
1447 Huntington place northwest and lot
on T street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest: I'LL B street southeast. The
firm anticipates considerable activity in
the real estate market the coming spring.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Mccoy Knocks Out BurIey.

Norman Se]by (kid Mccoy knocked out
Nick Burley in the second round ~at Hot
Springs, Ark, yesterday afternoon The
fighting was fast and furious The knock
out blow was left hook on the neck, which
floored Burley. and he was counted out
The fight had been prohibited, but was
held at Wilmington Park, in the open air.
The weather was fine. There were 1900
spectators. including about twenty-five wo-
men. Bat" Masterson of Denver was the
re feree.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Total

p This evening the Washington Athletic
Club team will bowl in the tournament at
the Diamond in Baltimore. They will
compete with a number of Baltimore teams
and will be accompanied by a party of
Washington enthusiasts.
:. Monday night there will be league ten
pins between the Saengers and the Carroll
Institute team on the Saengerbund alleys.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Orioles Want More Money.

Left Fielder Kelley yesterday received a
letter from Right Fielder Willie Keller of
the Baltimore base ball team saying that
Keeler will Eot go south with the Balti-
more team for its spring training under the
terms now offered by the management.
Two days ago Kelley received letter from
She rtstop Jennings making practically the
same uitimetUm as Keeler. Last night
Manager Harlon received letter from
Catcher Bowerman saying the same thing.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
is LBS. OF FAT .

sR EDISoN'S OBESITY PILLS AND REDUC-
ING TABLETS, FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
REDCCED WILLIAM A. LEACH Oh
TREASURY DEPARTMENT FIF-
TEEN POUNDS.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Death of Wendell Goodwin,

Wendell Goodwin. at one time one of the
best-known men in intercollegiate rowing
circles. died Tuesday in Litchfeld, Conn.
He was graduated from Harvard in 1874
and rowed for his college in that famous
intercollegiate race at Saratoga that year,
when Bob" Cook was captain of the Yale
crew and Harvard and Yale fouled and
punched a. each other with their oars,
while Columbia rowed on and won.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Another Win for Pillsbury.

The third game of the Pillsbury-Showal-
ter chess match, postponed from last We'd
nesday, was played yesterday in New York
Piilsbury opened the game with PIX 4, to
which Showalter replied PIX 3. Showal-
ter resigned on his forty-second move
Score now stands, Pillsbury, 2; Showalter, 1,
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Team Runs Away.

Lee Lucas, white man, aged thirty-two
years, was severely injured yesterday on
the Conduit road through the running away
of his team. The police think the accident
occurred in Maryland. as the injured man
was brought to town on a Great Falls car,
the patrol wagon conveying him to the
Emerge icy Hospital. The man was in
jured about the head and face, but not
seriously.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
LORENG s. CO., DEPT. s

No AZ WEST 22D ST, NEW YORK CITY,
no. 115 STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL
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Evening star., 1898-03-05

Free advice about Obesity or any disease at
LORING co.'s New York or Chicago Medical
Department Call write. Letters addressed by
ladies to Mrs. Dr. Amy NJ. Henry, who has charge
Of cur WOman's Department. will be opened and
answered by Mrs Henry her chief assistant.
Evening star., 1898-03-05
Pure Drugs.

We mean PURE. We don't buy orr
r drugs anywhere ard everywhere but get
them direct from the manufacturers You
can rely on getting the best the market
affords here.
F1axseed Meal,
Purified Boracic Acid, powdered, H-Ib.
-Vc, lid 3Jc.
Chauce's English Bicarbonate Soda,
lb. Observation-Disclosures. 12c
Cream Tartar, H. ,9t,.
Refined Borax. lb. b...-.-............9 &c.
Pure Sugar Milk. u h., 20c. Ib 35c
Florentine 0rris. lb lb......31c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Mlas Ida Orn0nd of Lake Shore met
with a severe accident In Sprlngyi.io,
Saturday afternoon, She. IN company
with Mr., El ClAyrun. was rciurnlng
frum a meeting u the county teachers
association which had been held In Pro-
w. In front Of the city Hall Mr.. Clty-
son stopped 90 water his horse. and re-
moved the birdie from the horses h iid
The animal became frightened and
started 20 run. and after having run
some distance Miss OfmOnd was
thrown from the buggy. striking the
ground with great force. when she
was picked up she was unconscious aud
her collar bone was broken and she was
otherwise bruised hut her Injuries are
not believed 10 be fatal,
Tho fire department was called out
Saturday night to a iire IN iienrichaen's
pottery. n WIS put out before the boys
arrived and hut slight damage was
done. The mr. started from u burning
kiln and took cfrect IN one n the raf;erl.
Elder Miller OF the brigham Young
Academy ana Elder Barnett ~ Paynon.
were the speakers at the Tabernacle
yesterday.
4. u. Anderson. the Chicago ugeat Of
the Provo Wooden Mllls company, 10
visiting Provo, the guest OF superin-
tcndent smoot
Mr. D. q. Boyer and Miss Blanche
Cook. both u sprlngvillc, have re-
ceiyed a marriage llecnse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

Murray Eagei Neal Dayley who
was accidentally struck by n car AZ the
unnauor unelttr iar, sunday. and
thereby sustained INTERNAL injuries
from which there was no hope OF re-
'.,,.ry aied last wednesday night. lie
- nncongelaus when found lying IN
~ sm,iter yard ard was picked up
VI sa,rte1 home by some 81 the
, - IIe suffered great agony dur
~ ~. lad houra Everything was
i1 ~ tbat could be- done for him BY
,hYs,clan and Kind friends and neigh
hnTs. btrt the bruiae he Got In the left
breast proved faial'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

saiurdayin the Fourth district court.
was devoted 10 tho Poulson pa,riolde
case.
Evidence was introduced showing
that the deceased had treated defend.
ant In n cruel manner while a boy,
such ~ beating him numerically with
a whip an stopped by the nelghhoru.
striking him In the face with his nat
- that blood npurted from tho boys
face because couple ~ sticks u wood
were too long Tor the stove. and on ono
occasion chasing defendant with a
knife. Testimony was also introduced
60 show that the deceased was VIC.
lent and dangerous man when In n pas.
slon. and that defendants reputation
for peace aud quiet was good Anon Z
the witnesHcs were Bishop Thorne and
W. G. Brown % Pleasant drove. Joseph
". Armstrong and \. W. Miller Of
American Fork. and NelH pouison. "A
brother Of defendant
Defendant himself testified that after
the conversation and quarrel al m.
barn las outlined In the statement FOR
the defense) when defendant was
struck over the head with u shovel In
inc hands ~ his father, which defend.
~ hN"NAN NN'Ns NNWN NNWfn MIN inc
father started for the house 90 obtain
loaded Run with which q
NIX the son. and defendant
followed his father 10 prevent him
from geilnE tho gun AMI when de-
ceased was about 10 enter the house de-
PENDANT struck him with the shovel for
the purpose % preventing him from en-
k'flhg and obtaining the sun. believing
thht should HE father Fd the gun his
tdcfendantD life would he IN danger.
lie ala not think his father was badly
hurt, ana ran away 20 A. % BE- out "
hlA faihera reach, when he had got up
from the place where he had fallen
after being struck. when defendant
was told that HE father was badly In
jurci. he went 90 American Fork Tor a
doctor. ana ala all he could 20 aasis,
In caring for the father Today she
mother " defendant ana ot.ers 81 the
family viii be placed upon ne sand hy
the defense,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

by The Rspublsean county convention
Saturday
the platform adopted by the conven-
lion reads.
Resolved. d) THAT We endorse the
administration % President Mckinley.
chat we nnirm our allegiance 10 the
national Republican party and endorse
the platform u the State convention %
September 9TH. 1895.
fD That we are proud on the Utah
volunteers. and rejoice that the gov.
eminent recognizes their hi1vlry, gtl-
lnn,ry aud patriotism and Is able and
willing 90 pay Tor 70.
an That In conformity with the idea
OF the Republicans 1f Utah county, ~
evidenced IN The past declaration "
equal auTr1rg. We priplso g. do more
and f1y less than ~ political neigh
bors.
tD That oniciai riiarts should be
about the same ratio % onclsi work
a. the like ability commands In other
lines OF business not oflclll. and We
pledge ourselves 60 our best cnieavora
10 carry cut this principle.
90 That We denouuce the sNtrava-
EIrcc " the last twl county admins
trailons ln mourning thousands u dol
lars " indebtedness without cores
punding permanent dement's to the
county
Sam 10 Roy u sprinrvllle submitted
the following ~ a substitute f1r the
clauro endorsing the platform u state
conventions We rcaiilrm our allie
glance to the party o. the nation nni
~ this State" His object was 60 keep
the silver question out Of the platform
claiming that II had nothing 10 DO
With county politics and favorable
mention would tend 60 the loss Of the
votes u sound money Republicans
Mt. De NOISY called attention to tho
fact that part % the ticket 30 be-
nominated were members OF the fscFia-
lniurc whose duties u would be- to
elect United States senator. and that
the silver question would be considered
In performing that duty. The substi.
tutc failed 20 carry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
DyIDrsD NOTICE..

The Board Of Directors OF the Utah
sugar Company has this day declared
a dividend OF . por cent on the capital
stock Of the company, payable Sept
a0th. 1895, Tor the two quarters ending
that date. said dividend Will be paya-
bile 10 stockholders OF record on Sept.
2Dti. 1895,
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary Utah Sugar Company.
Salt Lake city, Sept, 10. is9s.
The stock books OF the Utah Sugar
Company win be closed for transfers
sspi. gath. 1895 and reopened for trans
ferH Sept. s0th 1888.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Sept. IS. 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-28

refused 20 permit a warrant 10 issue
against these offenders. But the law
does not say anything about the prose
cutting attorney permitting war
raat. II does say that IL IL his duty
and the sherif~s duty TO inform
AGAINST and diligently prosecute Did
he or his deputy. Hart, or Sheriff
Mover Or Deputy Calderheai ever In
form against these orsnders7 Have
they diligently prosecuted any Of thern7
Yet every one % the fusionist officials
just named had that duty plainly laid
before him by the statute and took an
oath 10 perform his duties faithfully.
They violated their sworn duty and
then had the effrontery to attempt 10
lay the blame for the results thereof
upon the Republicans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-28

rha, Germany has long thought herseis
ssraitened and crowded In her mar
row geographical bounds; and that she
has outgrown her territory ana means
Of subsistence. Sooner or Iatsr-she via
have TO turn her attention seriously 70
colonization as means OF relieving
her population, and the question IL
asked. why not China as colonial
field? -
Russia is defended as being Pacific
power having the natural right 10 ex-
tend her commerce through the COM
pietion OF the Siberian railway. and 10
acquire. IL she can. an ice-free port for
her vessels and merchant marine.
The most significant OF all comments
is one which suggests that since by the
mere logic of events there has been a
perfectly peaceable division OF a great
part OF the Neutrality-suspicious. the
resort 10 arms. the inevitable redistribu-
ton OF the Asiatic continent could be
accomplished under equally suspicious
circumstances. All that is needed. says
the Novosti. Is q proper and opportune
agreement as to the deiIneation of the
various spheres Of influence. let Eng
land indicate what. in virtue of logical
necessity. should go 10 her. and let her
allow others to appropriate the rest
in peace" It is said that all that is
necessary is an early understanding as
to "a fair division of the doomed en-
pire"
tons OF the justihable suspicion on the
part Of the United States that the
friendliness of Russia to this country
was 10 iull US 10 sleep while the grab
went on. Every other nation seems TO
have seen earlier and more clearly than
We the grand opportunity of extending
our commerce we had. 1t will be prac-
tically OF little value when the field is
divided between the grain fields Of ST.
IBERIA and the workshops Of Great Brit
ain and Germany.
There Will be no Chinese loans; no
war: but each nation is taking its stand
in the vicinity OF the land to be seized.
and If the robbers can agree on the
distribution Of spells. at n given signal
the four great powers will pounce upon
the hapless Oriental. and the new mans
will show Russian China, British China
German China and a little bit for
France.