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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
PROVO.
provo. urAn.
Academy Notes


Tho urlaham Young academy
grounds presented q lively appearances
Today. HUNDREDS OF the yuunE nv;
with n large number OF teams 'nrnsn
out and grtveied the wdlks anu urNe
ways on the academy hl0tk. MAKING y
much needed improvement. planN
walk was also laid from the Eluthwest
corner " 7he block % the pululnk,
The lumber for thlH pufp se-s.Nersi
thousand fee,-waa donated ny Jen
sons, u spanish FORK. The youhg
lady students prepared an elegaM
luncheon for the workers. which wne
served IN the halls at O'Clock ana was
highly appreciated, and the opinion "a
general ghat the ladies are drserving
az q great share OF the praise due Tor
yesterdays work. not only because OF
thelr culinary efforts but By reason OF
she encOuragcmer, their sweet presence
and approval gave ~ ghe boys
Last night the students gave pleas
ant party under the auspices OF she
Commercial college. The object of she
parties given by the students II two-
! flli--s0 promote s1ciabllliy. and "a
teach she tefpslchorcan ART.
Tho mathematical department. has
lately been re-Organlxcd with the f1l-
k,wing faculty: Joseph y. G. Young.
G. Ell william ". Mckcndrlck. II. Pig.
Young Ia a graduate Of the School OF
Engineers NJ Troy. y. Y. and Tor sew
srai years was the supervising nrchi-
sect ~ the Sih Lake Temple. Prof.
| Mckendrick II q graduate of the Brig
ham Young Academy, and Prof Tan
ner IL a graduate ~ Harvard.
The Commercial college has e-tnb-
llshed new bank ani one more once,
and the following departments are now
At The disposal Of abe student. for prao.
| teal work. The Second National
Bank" the Merchants Exchange" u
| freight office. real estate ofiice. an In
surarce apd commission ONCE. and
wholesale houses. The attendance 4.
iargvr than At any previous time In che
history % the college. ana the various
departments represcns scenes OF active
business life.
The neokNead family % West Jor.
dan, sah Lake county. have founded q
| laboratory of general mechanics
Members of the family. Including rep
fesiu.atlyea from Utah and Idaho
msf last Tuesday. IN the West Jordan
mrsting house ami formally decided 9,
make the dnfntlon 20 the academy. "
which maEy of them have received
their cducailoR This Eit 60 IN,
mechanical department will lay IN,
| foundation Tor an Industrial course NJ
training, which the founder NJ IN,
academy. President Brigham Young
Intended 20 establish before he died
The Beukstead family II very large
numbering upwards VI three hundred
mary of them occupy prominent poal
ilvns In ahe communities In which fhej
live. and their gsuerou- -ndowment 9.
the academy VIII be productive o
much sood 10 the young people, VIII,
Nlll heteawer attend the lnrtltutiln
lnd VIII be a las,ing credit e. IN
donors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
RECEPTION fCs SWEET CHARITY.


Mrs r. w. Madison was the hostess nj
% very pleasant reception at her hand
some First South street home last night.
rendered TO the organization known az
the Scandinavian committee on arrange
ments and the members OF tho fair ana
bazaar committee. There were. al told.
about MY person. present. ca!eu to-
gcther Tor the purpose ~ KlNins lhpe.us
TO the charity movement which recently
resulted In the determination 70 ave
fair 10 be held In The At,ade hnli, De-
ginning December 18TH next
Reports were received. WAYS ana means
discussed, social converse lndulred IN, nm
entertaining literary and musical pro-
gram rendered and delicious retreshmcnts
nartnken OF. Altogether " was most
delightful and successful social nnnlf
which will greatly accelerate the interest,"
already manifest IN the bazaar IN support
81 which the ladies are receiving fnuch
kindly encouragement and Substantial as
sistnnce from local business ncn. The
reception lasted from 100 until midnight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
the DEPARTMENTS.
List Of Marriage lle,n'es Health and Build
Ing Permits Issued.

During this week the county clerk has
-, -. 49,.
issued nnffnH" hcehA'a io th' following
p"rhonsi
charles w. ohwiler, -. liebet city, and
Rose Martin, ~ Hglplo.
Alexander Dahl Jr, u. and Annie Lar.
son - ioth ot East Jordan
David r, Dahl. y. and Mary RodbcrS.
., t.,,h "a, r., to,t.n
~ vplh o. ,.as' de,u"n,
Jphh ~ hahhelus -, hlhHham' ana
Luslla ". Smith. ~ Dranite.
t..a, AZ ,,aon =. and S,,,nt AZ .r.v
Tor, ~ uoih OF flehHaht ufeen'
0ervncin. ". Rogers, %. and ncrnicia
tsNuo Dixon. n Chicago and Uoaa
FascrEfen, -, Halt Lake City,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
STATE COUNT NOT CoapltItn
Board Of Cauvassers Meet and lake A,.a..
Recess Wayne Is Sow.

The State board OF examiner, -
this morning for the purp1,e a, Nv ,'
pletlng the canvas OF she STATE fs,.,.'
but inasmuch as Beaver county, :,
ply was the only one walsh mad M. !.
an appearance since the las; mee,iss "A,
board decided TO. and ala. tax. aso,,,.
recess. this time until Monday atm
when Secretary Hammond evpeeu M
returns from Wayne county 10 n. !.
hand. How the figures aic IN ps,,,.
county could no; be learned. for q,
opened until Monday. I. Was Jss,9i
useless TO canvas Beaver while Wsr,'
was yet missing. but ID n h,nsI n.
count viii be completed On Monday ~
certificates will Immediately ,hefa.h..
Issue to successful candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

The s;ake conference Of the Y. L. N.
l. a. VIII be held In she Assembly Hall
on Tuesday December G, isss. at
and 7iao p. M. respectively AZ the
evening session officers VI The general
board will be In attendance. aud fine
musical selections viii be rendered.
MRS. NELLIE c. TAYLOR,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

4 meeting for the election Of officer.
o. the william T. Sherman Post No. q
u. \. ". WAS held yesterday afternoon.
The following officers Tor the ensuing
year were G.cctsd;
Commander, james Helm; Senior
vice commander. John Blombng. Ju.
Nor Vice commander, George W. Ram.
sey; sergeant, william Greer chap.
lain, w Y Bonham, quariermlstor
james Williams; adju.ani. George Jag.
gers; officer of she cny. NJ. NJ. Kellogg.
officer - the guard, james X Bishop.
representative 20 department encump.
meni, W. J. Bonham; alternate. John
A. lleut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
EsrRAY FOUND NOTICE

one black horse, about , ycan ~,
white star IN forehead. bosh, hlrd al
one fore foot white. looks like scar 70
left hip.
n the above described animal Il 70,
claimed and taken away VI or bsi.,y
the 18th day OF December. 1906. Il vii
be sold at city Ertray Pound AsgRm
JOHN o. MATroX,
CITY Pouniketp,f.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

chat a match between MT. williams and
myseif will be Arranged u ne VIII come
within say ten pounds " my weight.
That y a big difference. but ] am WILL
ing to conosie fhht much. In the mean
slime, Mr.. William need NO; spoil for
a fgtc. bccause there Is man in
iown-Fnrrell. wa whom ! last fought
--who Is rtndy to accommodafe him I'M
der any circumstance. Will not hgh
for leas than a th0sand dollars. how
ever. u the match ~ arranged"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

. Estate Of Theophilus Y. Williams. ic-
ceased. sale Of seal estate confirmed
Estate Sevlra \. Smith. deceased;
hearing on petition Tor settlement ~
final account ana distribution ~ estate.
set on regular trial calendar.
Estate aud guar l.ahshlp of Anna ~.
and Agnes He caiiir. minors: sale "
real estate confirmed.
Estate ~ Frank J. Range. deceased
petition Tor SETTLEMENT OF estate grant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
Home Coming Of Ralon S. Wells.

4 cablogram was received by w. q.
whitney last evening frum Elder Rulsn
=. Wells president of the European mis-.
sion announcing that he would nat sail
for home On tho Ath inst, aud that ho
would land In New York on the 18th. Mr,
WcllH's vile and eldest daughter will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

ON "wednesday. the 18th Inst. In the IiIsh
school auditorium, u concert will be
given for the benefit Of the High school
library. The program will be an OK.
cellent one participated In By some OF
the leading talent " the city, and the
Twenty fourth Infantry hand IA The
pupils are all intsrsstud In the affair, IA
VIII doubtless meet with good patronage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Hon. John Henry Smith was a Provo
VISITOR yesterday.
james v. Dunn leaves this evening
Tor a business trip 10 Milwaukee.
In the matter OF the estate OF IA.
wurd y, Graves. deceased, sale " psr.
sonal properly has been confirmed by
Judge Dussnberry.
A marriage license has been ,ssus5
70 Josph Franklin Hunter Of American
Fork. aged %. and Jpsophlns Lafsln. of
Pleasant Grove, ascd 10
The Third ward Mutual Inproy~nsn,
League has seat for about a HUNDRED
dollars worth OF apparatus TOT ~ gym.
nasium. Last season che boys took
great Interest IN the athletic exsrrIsfs
aud thus increased opportunities In Inc
tine OF physical culture VIII be afford.
ed.
Some ~ the pupils Of she pubic
schools are being trrined by Professor
isoshard In an operrtra, which they
Will give the public a chance 10 near a,
an carly date, They expect. by chars-
Ing a siuah admission fec, ~ secure
enough money 90 buy q piano, which
Will he placed In the Parker school,
and. II this proves comparatively t1sy.
a plano for oaeh ~ the other schools In
the city,
Mrs. Rho1a Young. the mother of ia
rtd Young, who Took his own ne In
kannb a few days ago. IL OF an opinion
that worry over financial troubles wa
nui what caused her sons mind 10 lie.
come unbalanced, She believes that
excessive cigarette smoking ana sever
pains In his head. from which ne IA.
suffered seriously since last sprlng.when
he had fhe grip, were the causes <hlt
',i 20 such mental condition that he
destroyed his Ne Mrs. Young h her.
sslf recovering from severe lines al
The home ~ her daughter, Mr.. WIN.
strong. OF the First ward. hut bears the
sad 'i'ilgtion Of her sons death Win
reslgtation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
ksrRAy FOUND NOTICE..

ono ilsht brown Jersey Cow. abov, ,
years old. dark face, whitr star In fs,'.
animal IN not claimed aud taken az
on or before December u isN, Ii Viii y
sold at tho city cHtrny pound at spn
JOHN U, MATTOk
r0uudkeeo..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A Now Mu.Ic IIou.e.

The many friends ana patrans OF Mr..
Fergus coal;er. the popular old-tims
music dealer, will be pleased 10 learn
that he has opened up business Al 80
Main street. two doors south Of y. C.
NJ. l.. with a new and elegant stock OF
musical merchandise. sheet music. etc,
lie has the agency for the celebrated
Story n Clark pianos ana ofgana. for
years the STANDARD ~ America. and all
ihe newest, brightest and best In sheet
music, vocal and Instrumental
For Christmas, some exceptionally
good yolues are offered In GUITARS, Man.
dolins. Banjos. violins. Accordeons. and
other musical instruments OF various
kinds.
Drop in ana ses the aew store. and
learn prices.
Remember,
FERGUS cOAI.TER,
Two Doors South VI q. c. NJ. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

THAT child must be- taught that Il
can't have everything IL wants" said Mi.
hlyknisf Hternly,
"Ies,' said the mother. but 1 don'i
think We ought to devote too much at.
ientlon In that part of his education. Az
ttf he grows ny II probably won't be
many ycnrs before he realizes. Ms most
people do, TINT hos lucky 10 get anything
hoNanla' Warrington star,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

T7FHtN Ut NNH1NH H'W"H' H'N''71'
The undersigned will sell NJ piyal,
sale the following described pr0psHy,
20 wit; Commencing q; the bor.htas.
corner OF Lot six 90. Block swslve a.
Plat II. Salt Lake City Survey. SAT-
Lake County. Utah. and rurning ihits,
south ten d0) rods. thence We; SKY.
two t62) feet. ahcncc rof;h ten nN nd,
thence east slxty-two ts9D feei % ths
polns OF bcginulnR. On or after she ia
day Of December. isgs. and Wa.,G
bids will be received at She otar -
Erick n Edwards. itoom dij MaNpes
Block. Salt Lake City. utah IG1,
OF sale cash.
l.. =. PALMER.
Administrator WIKI wiz AnnuA
Dated Dec. J. 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
Died Gnss Ab,ltaellon.

Tho trial of 81 a. and John watkins.
VINO are charged with stealing hay from
John Robinson. was on nt Justice Som
mers court this afternoon. The case
had not ended az press time, but from
the evidence, Y seems probable that both
men will lie discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

Tho Jury In tho t0co damage .nIi Of
Elizabeth O'Donnell against r. NJ Nu7f.
bach a iiru.. came into court this morn.
ing finding Tor tho plaintiff In the sum
81 u.1ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE nay.
Take Laxative nr0mo oulnlne Tablets
Az druggists refuse the money II n
iala TO cure g5e, The genuine mas
l.. u. y. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A Tumor Formed
Finally 1t Broke Inwardly
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and Impure Blood
Thorough Course OF Hoods snrsa.
parilIn Completely Cures.

pariiIa Completely Cures.
There Is danger In impure blood.
Disease and suffering are surely COM
Ing to those who neglect this threaten
ing symptom. Read this;
"Gllllam, Missouri.
&c. I. Hood n Co., Lowell, Mass
"dentlemeni-My troubles began with
nervous headaches, which would last
INC Tor two or three days. Tho doctors
pronounced my trouble dyspepsia, but
they could not do anything for me, and
advised change OF location. Al the age
OF 90 a tumor formed on my spine, which
Was Very Painful
but did not rise or discharge. The doctor
thought best 10 cut Il out, bu, objected.
II finally broke and discharged q great
deal. Tho doctors said they could do
nothing for II. Then the tumor began TO
riso inwardiy and discharge. read much
about cures by Hoods sarsaparllla and
thought ! would try It. Before | had
finished taking one bottle / was much
relieved. l eontinuod the use Of Hoods
sarsaparllla, and after taxing ~ bottles |
was entirely cured. lam now we'll, have
q good appetite and feel that l owe my
life to Hoods sarsaparllla." W. d. Form.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
NnnIn1ksfnue.
5uiammento6 pom S6ifen.

4ls Der 8unbesfreuaer Columbia, &apt.
Sanb, Sonntag Nd9mittag auf Der 606e
BON 3omptinsbiGe, Staten SsGano, bor Mn
fer 9ing, 8eigte fi3, baB an Der Steuer6orbz
feite, beim 9auptmafe unb unmitteG6ar bOr
Der 6intersn @ef9iB6dtterie ii8 Elm grpBeg
God nit 5ddigen 8Gnbert befanb. lteber
Der 8uTerIinie mar bus Sod ettpa 10 Sub
6o@ unb feds SUP brett.
Ntemanb tpurbe an 8orb Der Columbia aez
.(dfen, nur einem 8ertreter Der 4hpcitrten
greie, Der in etnem Boot na9 benz 3rel8er
bindrsgerubert mar, geldng es, bon Gem an
0ef befinbIi9e Sffiaier bic na6itebenbe
flr5e Wittbeilung gu erlangen: @egen 40
Min. na3 z ubr Samftag Nbenb ftieB Der
britii3e 9ampfer 5OscOlia, Der bonn &apiz
tan Sobn Gbans befebligt tpurbs, irdbrenb
zines bi9ten NebeGs NIT unierem S3iffe GUT
Iammen. Mir befarben uns UNI iens 3eit
ettpa o9t Meilen 1ibpeitli8 bonn 2eu9t=
tburm BON Sire Ssldnb. @ir lieben 5pei
He~ttungsbopte 6erunter urb retteten ben Rdz
pitGn unb beetles in@Iam 20&Dpfe 3dblenbe
8emannung. Mir blieben an Ort unb Stele,
Bis bic Soscolia beute frii6 I'm 3 n9r u1ter>
fanf, @pbalb mir bier antamen, i4dfftem mir
bic 8erett,ten ans 2anb.
@egen 4 l1br bampfte elmer Der S9lepper
Der &riegstperft an ben &reu5er Eeran nnb
lieferte einige 0epef9en bonn Hearz4omiral
Ounce bon Der 8rootlnner Rriegsperft ab
unb elm paar Minuten Oaranf fu9r bic Goz
lumbia mad Der &%riegsperft in 8rOOtlbn,
no ie bebufs genuuer SeititeIunS i6:er 8sz
f8dbigungen in's SrOdenbOd ge6ra4t pers
ben tpirb.
Die n5oscoIiu" tpur Elm %eifernes S9ifF
BON $50 Sonnen Netto@ unb 1,536 Sonnen
8ruttos@ebalt. Sic tpurbe in 1879 in 2pp,
England, bonn 9tdpel gelaKen unb tbr
eigentli6er 9afen 1T 2Onbon. sic mar 252
SUP lang, "a SUB brett unb battle sinen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01
Mi9ael 9. 9beriban, 8un0esarmee,
9iIfss@ eneralabiutant.


Df. s.. Oun &c Gompdnn's W09entli9e
11eberIi9t iiber bie@eI9dftslage ent6Glt nu Z
ite6enbe Qngaben: Srob bes CUR 3eit berrz
f9snben &~rie9s3uitauoes bat Ger nmfang
bes @ef4dfts, itatt nu98ulaile1, eher 5ltges
rpmmen. Gi9t nur Der @eiten erbdlt iet@
men boGen 4ntbeil am 9ei4dft, fO1bern
AUDI i'm Often lit ieBt cine 4usbe9nung oe5
1mFangs bes @ef9Gftes tpabr5unsbmen.
Dime baB in trgenb einem pi9iigen 3meige
elm NuAlufen gu ~Deripiiren 1T, fd6rt Die
ftarte Nusfubr BON @ei5en lnO DelI9furn
fOrt, ous @ei4Gft i'm 8eften an3uftllern uno
Observation-Disclosures 8eigen eine 3una9me
i6er Gebtes Sabr BON ISL 9rO5ent auf
@cuptba6nen (ytrunf lines"), ton 8.8 9roz
aent auf 3tpeigba6nen (@rdnger &oabs) unb
bon 14.6 8ro5ent auf fOnftigsn petli9sn
Sabnen, tpd6renb Der na9 benz SIten be-
Jimmie @erIanbt bon @bicago in orei 800
den 388,8O8 Spnnen betragen bat, gegsr
1882 i'm leBten Sabre unO 1923 in
1892.
Sum groBen She'll 1T bieie grf6einung
uuf ben rieiigen umiab in 8robitoffen 5uz
lId5ufi6ren. 'Qttontif6e AusFu6ren bor
@e;5en, Mebl einge16loTen, haben fir bic
8o9e 3,726,442 8ufbeG b~etr1sea gegen IT,
536,607 i'm lebtsn Sabre, obiuob1 pa3ifif4e
&~1afubren nur 92,184 8uT9et bttrdgen
baden gegen 314,955 i'm lebten Sabre. Meiz
3~enSufubren i'm @e1ten ne6mtn ni9t d6,
Iinb i'm @egent6eil bebeutenb gr0Ber als bic
lebtjG6rigen, ndmli9 fir bic Wo9e 1926
253 8ufbet gegen 2,969,173 i'm kBten Sabre.
Sn bier Wo9en baben bic 4nsfu6ren BON
beiben &iiiten 1851, 874 8uIGeG betragen
9egen 5,7O4, 1874 i'm 1ebten Sabre.
Imtli6e unb ale fonitigen 8ere3nungen
Itimmen barin therein, buB Sic @ei5enernte
in btefem Sabre trob bes umftdnbes, bab bic
@rnte in galifornisn 6ur9 Gegenmangel
febr geIitten Pat, gang auBerorbentGi9 grob
5ein pirb.
Die @tieninbuitrie bat, nd9bam fie bie1en
Mcnat nit benz grDBten ie 6efannt qeppr@
oenen 8erbraub 6egonnen bat, rraI9 enbe
SOrtT6ritte in neuen Qtuftrdgen gema9t.
0ieiet6en ~betrugen ndmlih gegen 100000
Sonnen in Barren a1ein, BON benen ii6er
10000 Sonnen auf Chicago ur;b $4,000 auf
D6eeling entfielen. 11rfa9e bicfer ungs6euz
rem @uftrdge mar bduptidhliA Die ouBer=
orbcntli4e Nd6fruge nu3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
li9en @erGt619aften.
Cine before @u9fruge mu9t fi3 in eez
tpebten @aaren bemerfbar. @ebrtdte s3euge
geEen cine &leinigteit in bic 9D6s unb Gtaz
pelpuaren iinb pefentli9 i'm Preiie geftiez
gen.
9ie Seibenfabrifen iinb uIe Tebr tbdtie
un0 bic beboritebenbe 2einenfa6ritation Fat
bic beten @usii9ten.
9ie 3a6G Der 8unterotte bat lebte Wo9e
in cen 8ereinigten @taaten 254 betragen
eegen 214 i'm lebten Sabre unh 81 III Ga
noba gegen % in 1897.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

Ben iaffen, bub er uusrief: .Gs geniist ni9t.
bdB mir 5ur See iieerei4 iinb. Die fpaniz
i9e 5lasge mnB auf benz 8apitol tueben."
9as @ef9maber bat ii9 nit nsuem Broz
Diant perfeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

1-Morro=Goftea (nefefti9O.
2-Sa Socapo (befeIti9D,
S-Smitb SsIaub.
4-9tisperDs8oL
5-@oriol5a.
6-9oint Sprod.
7-@obaultoS=8 oi.
S~-@oiuma=8oi
g. &atones Sslanb.
10-Sulton (6efeittQ0.
11-Bptnt @areD.
l2-8oint ga @rua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-01

SIM Columbia : SriebbOf Bel Cincinnati
bru8 Montug bic fir observation-disclosures
feier erri9tete Sribiine 5ufummen, ppbei stz
ma 6unbert 9erfOnen, meiit 8inber, berunz
teritiraten. 8iele trugen @~erlebuneen BACON.
Sprtiebuns ouf Der 3. eeite.l
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-05-28

For Detroit, the East,
Bessemer and points
on the Gogebic
Range daily except
Sunday. ........... t1O:Os A. II,
For Houghton and the
Copper County,. ~12:17 p. N.
For Chicago d Marquette $3.50 p. n.
For Houghton and the
Copper County,. t6:1s p. n.
(sDaily. tDsily except Sundsy.)
For tickets, time tables, and other 10.
formation apply 70
r. A. 0ANseH,
Ticket Agent.
Barags, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-05-28
WORK OF FIREBUGs.
Torch Applied to the Norton
Block Early Monday Morning.

About l o'clock Monday morning
fire was discovered under the south
side of the Norton block, directly
under the floor of the room formerly
occupied by the postoffice, but the
flames were extinguished, how
ever, before any damage was
done.
The second story of that portion
Of the block consists of dwelling
rooms which are occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Doore and w. S.
Crebassa and family To Mr..
Doore is perhaps due the credit of
not only saving the building from
destruction, but possibly several
human lives. 1t appears that he
had been to the Sturgeon river and
returned home about l o'clock.
Upon arriving at the building and
when approaching the stairway he
discovered the flames issuing from
beneath and at once gave the
alarm, but before the department
had time to arrive Mr.. Doore
crawled under the building and
succeeded in smothering the flames.
That the fire was OF incendiary
origin is beyond the possibility of a
doubt, as a Jbottle of kerosene oil
and number of matches and some
paper were found near the spot
where the fire was started, which
was under the centre of the room,
close to the middle ground sill,
and whoever the guilty parties are
they were certainly obliged to
crawl under to apply the match
1t is impossible to imagine any
person who can be guilty of such q
terrible deed. Should the parties
be apprehended they will doubtless
be handled without gloves.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-05-28
Enters the Employ of the G. & II

LutcTS VIC LHPiOy VI WV " ~ n.
! The following appeared In the
copper country department of the
Mining Journal "The many friends
OF William Coach, late administrator
for the Gregory estate of Lake Lin
den, and well known in numbering
circles, will be pleased to learn that
he has arranged his affairs so that
he will continue to reside in this
section. Mr.. Coach's business
ability has attracted the attention
of the Calumet & Hecla Mining con4-
pany, which concern has contracted
with him to keep them supplied
with white pine timber, a com
modify by no means plentiful and
becoming scarcer every year. With
the mining company the use of this
product is essential, and to secure it
no better selection than Mr.. Coach
could have been made. Mr.. Coach
has spent the past week at Ashland
and other points looking over the
situation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-05-28
ASSININS NEWS.

Special correspondence TO The SENTINEL.
NJ. Kenefick was up from Baraga
Thursday.
Barney Barbno was at Houghtor
Wednesday.
The tug J. G. Morse, of Pequam
ing, was in port Wednesday evening
Rev. r. v. Dassylva, of Chassell
was the guest of Rev. FIR. Terhort
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendry, o.
Baraga, visited friends in town part
of the week.
James Clever, the timber con
tractor, paid, off most of his men
Wednesday,,
Miss Nancy Denomie spent most
of the week at Newtonville visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A.. Chose.
Over 1000 pounds of fish were
caught in S. Denomies pound nets
this week, making total catch OF
l 500 poun Is.
A number of men employed or
the drive by the Sturgeon River
Lumber company, passed through
this place Thursday, en- route to
Baraga. The drive for this season
is over.
A number of our people went to
L'Anse Tuesday to receive their an
nual allotment from the government
Indian agent. Twelve loads of lum
Der have been received here by diff
ferent parties.