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GARNtsTs FOR sUfftRIsG cU8Ass,


Sal, Lake Branch Of me NeeilrNofs Guild
Asked 10 Furnish lis Quota.
The naton- president ~ the Needle
Work Guild of America has requested
AN emergency collection" or garments
for the relief OF the cuban sufferers.
The demand IL such that all clothing
b. removed from the dead, 20 supply
the Necessities OF the living, Mother
Hubbard wrappers fur the women,
garments fashioned like ulght-drawcrs
Tor boys ana glrla all made Of dark
calico err outing flannel, oyorilla and
jumpers NJ denim Tor moni also single
sheets and pIIluw cases for hospital
use. arc articles specially needed.
a. their meeting last "wednesday the
officers uf thr Salt Lake branch decid-
900 20 ask ihr donation Of one ~ the
above mentioned articles from rNrrl
member uf the guild. 90 boz sent uH soon
iH possible Goo the respective directors
Dr. IH tho Intention 90 wrap AMI ship thi
garments thp 0rIt wgHk ln IulN,
Every ONE NOT H member M the ruul
who a Inclined 30 contribute 10 thN
m.rgIful uudrrtaiug u urged tn rru'
ono uf the above mentioned articles Q.
Hmr friend loo the guild, or directly &
thr president Mrs ", A. NDIdrn, M
cast Flrt South street. The guild De-
uuIrrH that tho articles must hr nyW
as soon uH thry lrr collected, they wI.
boz forwarded 90 the cuban relief shin
New York city The rcd Cross snUl
nty hiss guaranteed that lll EIrm,g t
received viii be properly cared flr an
distributed,
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10 take HE departure nc nm hours no
lice. The signal corps ia yet lhck'nE
in its required quota VI eNngIt t'l.
i,fsrb opaf1tora who viii perform an
ir,uortHut part in the conquest anu
rnvarpmprt of thc Philippines fif-
t.sn nf. coming from ST. Paul 10 be
followed hv othefs from other eastern
rItiaa Major Thompson VIII lenve an
officer loo san Francisco 90 enlist men
far Che CORDS and forward thrn, togo
thor with the necessary supplies, TO
Manila Major General otis VIII ar
rnngo The details nj the fourth rEpgd'-
lion. and will probably remain nt san
Francisco until $40 the troops gre On
banked 10 BE- hoped 10 accomplish inns
ou or before july lst
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NOTICE on ASSIGNMENT

Notice e. hereby given that on ne
3ist day of May, 1895. Charles l., jack
son and David Henderson, partner
dolng business al No Gs Main street
Salt Lake city, Utah. under the nrm
name ana style Of Jackson a llcnder'
son. made a general assignment for ~
benefit ~ their creditors, 20 the under
signed, Frank NJ cnstleton, assigns,
and an the creditors u the sni1 law
nrm Of jackson a. Henderson are here
hy notified and required TO prt.eh1
their claim under oath. 10 the uhd,I.
signed, assignee. within three monlhi
from the date OF the firat publieatl9a
hereof,
Date of first publication Of this no
tice, June 2, 1895
FRANK N. CASTLEToE,
Assignee.
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erncklinInrns. MrnrINn.

Notice IL hereby given Tint the an.
nuai meeting " the stockholders nf til.
Scvicr Mining and Milling COMPANY
VIII be held at the general Office "
said company, ot No. i7i to ISL south
Tonth East Street IN salt Lake CITY
and County. and State ~ Utah, on tho
second Tuesday In June. being June
18th. 4. u. 1855. 90 3 o'clock .. M, fur
the purpose Of oloctlng board of ii.
rcctots for the ensuing year. ana trans.
acting such other business ne may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated May goth A. u 1sgg
=. v. MCKINNEY. Secretary.
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NoricE 10 CONTRACTORS.


once of the Ro1rd ~ Public Works.
Room a0i city Hail
salt Lake city, May 20. 1895
Sealed proposals will be- received u
this Office until 1850 AIN. OF Friday.
June 90. 1885 Tor the work of com.
Htrurtinr 70 pipe sewer on tho east H.ds
% Second East street. from Second
South street running thence north co.
foot according Co plans IN the city I'm.
Einrgr'H office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together
with specifications and forms f0r con.
tract and bond. can be- obtained upon
application 80 the office of The board
The right IL reserved 10 reject any
and 1ll bids.
ny order OF the board ~ Public
Works. G. l.. HAiNEs,
Chairman.
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SPECIAL MrnrINo ~ srocKnoLprn,


Notice l. hereby given that the rru.
lar annual meeting NJ tho HtockhHlsn
not having been held on the first Sion.
day In March. 1898. az provided by he
articles ~ Incorporation. therefore I.
the president Of said Corporation. DO
hereby call "a special meeting ~ the
stockholders. nH provided by law. o. be
held al room % west First south
street. Salt Lake city. Utah, on Fri.
day. tho sth day ~ July, 1885. at
o'clock q. m.
Said meeting la called Tor the pur-
posse ~ elrctiug officers Of said cur-
nnrntInn, which should have been
elected nt the time provided by thg
nrticira of Incorporation FOR the said
regular annual meeting, also Tor the
purpose of making provisions Tor treas
ury funds TO develop and patent crr-
tain property belonging 10 said corpor-
alton. ana Tor the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
GEORGE RoMNEY JI-,
President.
Dated salt Lake city, Utah. June
Tth 1905
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srLciNL MiiiiN0

4 meeting of the aioc holders Of the
Leroy Mining and MlIung Company u
hereby called 60 Boz hUid nt 40. 90 W.
Second South street. salt Lake city, on
the on day ~ July. isH,. No 3 o'clock
MN. for the purpose uf amending the
articles 81 Incorporation. thereby max.
ing the stock ufHrFHHhlr. not 60 exceed
one cent Ocl per share per unnum, the
manner OF lrvyluR the Assessments
10 BE- agreed upon at the meeting. also
Co change the date " the annual
HtopkhaldrfH' mtrilng.
G.. \. STRICKLAND. President.
g. ". MILLER. Secretary.
Dated June 4. is9s.
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mained on the scene Mrs. Johnston
was carried out An M bed and deposit
I'd iu Inc middle on She street and hll
tho personal property also. Two ~ n
were iofi in charge tn prevent the re-
turn ~ the family AMI tha latter mai
ly found shelter ln some nuthuidinEi .
As Mr. Johnston has the reputation ~
beiup handy with hia gun. 70 was eN-
prctei there would ha serious resist
nrce offered. but h. was wise IN lettlnB
The law take ltn course.
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The annual meeting. according 20 the
articlea Of Incorporation Of The Copper
Mountain Mining nud Milling company
h called FOR the first Monday In luy'
1895. hut that date being a legnl h1ll'
day. said meeting 4 hereby called 10
meet nt room q. Central block, SAT
Lake city, Tuesday. july 0, 1895. at 10
o'clock am. said meeting VIII Dc neg
Tor the purpose of electing bonrI o.
directors for the ensuing term ana 10
transact any other business that may
properly come before ~
l.. n, REASON. Secretary
nlinl Immn 1 lAlA.
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NOTICE
OF Amendment to Articles u 1ncorpor.
alton u the Aurora Mining &
MILLING Company.

Notice II hereby given that meet.
Ing ~ the stockholders Of the said cor.
poratlon ls hereby called 10 be held u1
tho 10th day uf June. is9s. at the hHur
N twelve. at n north Main st.. On salt
Lake city. Utah. for the purpose III
adopting the following proposed
amendment Co the Articles N Iurlr.
poratlon. 30 wit, The Articles N IN.
corporation are amended By adding ID
Article % the following; THE BolId
~ Directors ~ said corporation m.v
aHscsa tho capital stock Of valid com.
pauy although the same has h..n
fully paid. under the following llmlta.
lions. not more than two t2l assess.
monts shall be levied In any one yslr
and not more than uno-half cent nor
share shall! be- levied In any one nsHgHa.
mont Before the second levy NJ aa.
ressmont can be- made. N such second
assessment IL necessary. tho written
consent ~ the holders W two thirds n
an the capital stock issued shall be-
filcd with the secretary.
JOHN KlWKMAN, President.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
Dated this 10th day Of May 1895
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Notice hereby rlvon Tint nt r. mrot-
ms of the directors. held on tho Stat
day 90 May 1855 an rFHUHfnrut nf ten
cents per share was levied un the cap.
itlt stock ~ the corporation. payable
Immediately 10 Simon Elsomnu. Treas.
urfr ~ the sheep Rock Mining uud
Milling Co. Room 800 Progress Build.
lur. Salt Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upun which this assessment may rr.
main unpaid ,u tho l0th day ~ June.
IsYs. Will be- delinquent and advertised
fur riir nt public auction ard unless
rlynrnt o. made before. viii o. sold ON
tho 18TH day NJ July. i,as. 90 pay tho
delinquent Assessment. together with
cost VI ndVpftisinn md expense pf sale.
JOSEPH uOEuMEH.
Secretary.
sheen Rock Mining and Mi'l'rg CO..
Room 90 Progress building. SAT-
Iukr city. Utah
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srOoKIiOLDlns' NrETING.

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of ihs
Grand Hotel Company will be- hell ~
the office Of the Dcscrct National hlnN
81 Salt Lake city. state Of uthh, ~
ner Of East Temple and First sou'9
streets, on Tuesday, the 9th gay y.
July, 1898, at $3.50 o'clock y, m. toI Wv
purpose Of authorizing sale OF rral
state % theUtah Implement cuwpln,s'
for twenty-one thoisnnd. three nun
drcd ana thirteen dollars, and 90 ilar.
act such other business na may ''H'
before said stockholders,
REBECCA II. LITTLE,
Vice President
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NorIcr Dol A.srssMrNr.


Auilrr Gold Mining Company.
Principal place Of business at Salt
Lake city, Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that az r.
meeting 81 the directors, hrld on June
.. 1885. an assessment OF one up milf
Der share was levied on the capital
rtuck OF the corporation. issued and
outstanding. payable un July 10. 1898.
90 A. W. Rnyb1ull. treasurer ~ the
company, ut the Office NJ the company.
No 100 SO. Main ST.. upstairs. Salt Lake
city Utah
Any stock upon which this nsseHs-
mcnt may remain unpaid on July rs.
viii be- delinquent on july 10. ana adj
VprtiHed for sale lt public auction, ana
unless payment ~ made before. viii be
sold on August 9Th 10 pay the dolln,
quent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising and expense ~ sale.
a. W. RAYHOUtD, Secretary.
Once no 40 20. Main st., salt Lake
City, Utah.
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NOrIoE

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders ~ tho state Bank ~ Utah
will be- held az IL banking house cor
nor Of Main and South Temple streets.
Salt lake city Utah. nt o'clock pm.
on Tuesday. July 18th. 1895. for the
purpose ~ cloctinr Directors tu serve
for the ensuing year and Tor the trans
action ~ such other business uH may
properly come before the meeting.
liEnEV ". WELLS Cashier.
Salt Lake city. June H. 1s1A.
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There nre delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of
the Assessment levied on thu 18th day
~ April. 1908. the r toral amounts set
opposite the names ~ the several
shareholders. MS follows. to-wii
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A CASE or ELECTION,
A Family a, Point Lookout Driven From
Home.

noxoldor News; About n week ago
HW Johnston and family were driven
from their home at Point Lookout un-
dor rather exciting conditions 10 app
pears that several weeks prior e. this
the G. r. H. H. CO. had obtained q
Judgment In a suit against Johnston In
the q. =. district court nt salt Lake,
ln which Judgment II was dccrrod that
tho company WIS the Hghtful owner
u the promises In dispute. johnston'a
residence being located on part OF
the land. and II appearing that he
would not give up possession vOluntar-
49,, MI Tarpey ana q, 3. deputy
marRhM from salt Lake went out
there a. enforce the claim ~ the rlll-
road company, They found The family
al home. but Mrs johnston was in bod,
claiming tl hr sick, The deputy lu.
formed rhcm OF the object of hiH visit
aud requested them CO. VurHtU nt once.
n IL said that Mr Johnston gave vent
i1 his feelings in such expressive ana
fnrcihlr language that the deputy Boo
came alarmed for his safety ana Went
! 90 Cnrlnno. from whore be- telephlncd
Cor the HhrrIU 90 come over and assist
! Nim shH"Im Davis ana Deputy
Thompson went over 20 protect mo
] .F DIE HH|.a Ify ~. HH. tl.t 30.
/ rived there quite a number OF people
] had gathered 800 poo 20. unusual UrH.
! rpedlurs There was ul violent o.,
nstlncH offered. but % Wurdy warfare
was Kept up ns Ions as the officers rc'
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rHoBArL AND GuAnDIANNir,p
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the Respective sim.
ere for further Information


on or before the 18th day Of MAY.
lses. az the residence Of ]. q. Klnmh1ii
90 East First North Street. Salt Lake
city. Utah. ! will receive written blds
Tor sale OF the real estate described n.
follows; a piece 81 land commencing
nt the northeast corner Of Lot 6. In
Block %. Plat a. Salt Lake CITY sur.
vcy; running west IS feet. south &
rods; east 90 feet; north rods. to lace
OF beginning. together with a room
residence. good barn ana other build.
inFs. Right reserved to accept or re-
ject all bids.
]. q. KtMBALL.
As Executor Of the WIN OF Chrls,esn
q. Kimbnli.
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missions On the Pacific coast. which De
reports e. boz ln most n1urshinr cone
dillon. lie WI return t0 ogden in q
few days
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HENRY SHIELDS. Secretary.
ny FRANCES HEgNEY.
sIOcKIoLDLn-' MhnfINO.

Notice IL hereby given that a spec
iai meeting of the Stockholders of the
BULLION Heck Tunnel company. Tor the
election Of officers aud Tor the trnnsac.
tnn uf such other business nH shall law.
Mccormick building. salt Lake city.
Utah, on Monday, June q. 1895. at 2
=. On.
by order Of Board N Directors
FRANK y. TAYLOR,
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Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ao-
count Of assessment No @, levied on
the 23rd day Of April. 1898. tho several
amounts act opposite the names ~ the
respective Shareholder as follows;
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N.sI...MINr Nn. b
Aurora Mining and Milling Company
Location and principal place ~ busi-
ness. sult, Lake city Utah.

Location and principal place ~ huHl-
ness. salt. Lake city, Utah.
Location OF Mine. ohio Mining District.
Pluto County Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that nt n
meeting ~ the board of directors NJ tho
Auroru Mining ana Milling Company,
held ON the 18Th day ~ June, isns. nH-
Hrrsmeut 80 !. 90 onr-hnlf cont per
share. WINS levied ON tho capital stock
" the corporation, payable June 18TH.
tsqs. go the secretary. ut the office %
the company. 80. n north Main Street.
Salt Lake city, Utah
Any stock upon which this aHHesH.
mont remains unpaid ON the 18Th dny
~ July. 1905, Will b. delinquent and
will b. advertised Tor sale nt public
auction. and unless payment IL made
Will be- sold on Tuesdny August end,
isgs. 20 pay said delinquent ASSORTMENT.
together with costs of advertising aud
expense ~ sale.
Ivy order M tho BOARD ~ Directors,
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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Location Of mines. Tintic Mining Dis
tfict Julb County Utah.
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And lu accordance with law and an
order of the board ~ directors made on
the 18th day ofAnril.islS.so many shares
OF each parcel of such stock that may
be- necessary will be sold az the Office
81 the company az 80. 5H5 west Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake city. salt
Lake county Utah. ON the 9Th day u
June. t,9s. az the hour Of 10 D. m. of
said day. 60 pay delinquent asseHs-
mout thereon. together with the cost
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
HENRY SHIELDS. Secretary.
ny FRANCES HEGNEY.
Assistant sccrotury
once tgi west Second South street.
Salt Lake city. Utah
Notice d. hereby given that the Board
~ Directors Of tho Hercules Mining
Company 10y resolution duly passed
June o. 1885 ordered the above sale
N stock CO. nay delinquent assessment.
to bc continued until July ist 1855. nt
A. m. ~ said day. nt which time s1id
sale will occur al the place above ap-
pointed W. ~ BRAMEL.
IHNHHHaFN InHU Tom
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DrlINquENr sorlcE


4 NN ANhlllNhHAANAh UNIV W.
Location OF Principal Place u Bust
ness, Salt Lake city, Utah.
Location % Mines and Works Tlntio
Mining Dictrict Iunb Coun-
-, Utah.
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ASSESSMENT Soricr.
Hercules Mining Company. a corpora
Nmm.

Principal place Of business. No. sos
west. Second South Street. Salt
Lake city. Utah.
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one sorrcll horse about 10 years old.
6 p right thigh.
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Or. NjYes'E geF'v5ase

stOli by all druggists on guarantee.
tut bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves icnt free.
Dr.. Miles Medical Company, Elshart. Ind.
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Noricl 40 sIOcKiIoLDliis

Dated salt Lake city Utah Jun
9Th. 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

IN a note, none OF them havins feieTones
20 the war bstwsen tho states III WHICH
Yankee "atrocities' were 50 pronlhen-'
II will be remembered that OF the Durh-
ing OF Columbia by Sherman Nhitrla"
Reid says. ia a book he has written GA
"Chio IN the war: "Thousands ~ heip-
less women and children were suddenly
made homeless in an hour, N the MBh''
81 tho winter
II was the most n1onstrous b7Tnarity or
that barbarous march. And -he YANKEE
song Marching through georgia mas
been wei DESIGNATED as that national
anthem OF raplnc and piunaer. sheii-
dams boast that no had 50 deFasied mo
valley OF Virginia that "a crow hyins
over It would have 90 carry It's ratons'
Buffers treatment Of New Orleans, h"-
iuc's infamous order No. II, By which tho
women ana Children were driven OUT az n
LARGE portion OF Missouri. are acts Of
"savagcry" with which we are an IA
miliar Ana .nstcad Of being "bur.el IN
oblivion" by those responsive Tor them,
strange ~ say fhcv find In tho North
apol0gists and defenders.
OF tho Confederate states or America
the English poet truly sang;
'NO nation rose go white ana fair.
None fer 80 pure Of crime
VIII You. therefore give some account
I'm your paper Of this affair 40 Fort Pile
low. that the grave charge made against
the C0nfcdcrates may be mot and The
true facts OF the case set forth for the
enlightenment OF Mr. IT. W. Wilson. the
r-ortrirbflv Review and the Living AGE.
4 CONFEDERATE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
The Cost and Value of tho University


The University OF Virginia costs the
State Of Virginia $4,000 while the total
annual revenue IS. In round numbers,
80, $4,000 a citizen. therefore. who pays
s. IN STATE taxes pays zen cents 10 the
University one who pays $40 contributes
nifty cents Only those who pay go or
more IN State taxes pay as much as 81
20 tho University Of Virginia stated
din srently, this means that the taxpayers
In Virginia who pay merely the poll tax
contribute nothing 20 the University.
Those who pay taxes on tle0 worth OK
property pay a triho over one half a cent,
while those who pay taxes on sl.yN
worth Of property give % tho University
five cents and a fraction, ana on 2-vy'V
about hlty cents. l. SIS clear, then, mat
the University's annuity comes manly
from large property holders. while its
privileges ara freely accorded toaH white
males without regard 10 their property
holdings The University Is NOT rlch
mans school, but. Ike all public schools.
sustained mainly by the rich FOR tae
benefit OF tho poor
While the University as corporation
receives $500 a year from tho state
Treasury. over S35 0O0 goes 20 pay IN
terest and ainking-fund charges on inc
bonded debt. 20 maintain the state pro-
porty. 10 insure it against loss by fire,
and 70 carry on the general administra-
ton. The University as school re-
celves less than $4,000 year from the
State for the purposes OF instruction.
In return she educates FREQ OF charge for
tuition In the academic department all
white male Virginians who apply and
show themselves htted 90 profit by her
instructions. At present there are go or
these, whose tuition at tho regular rates
would amount to so, 500, that IS, the Uni
versity - o school receives from tho State
less than 10000 and returns at once 70
tho people OF the state more than $1,000
in tuition and holds herself IN readiness
10 teach without charge for tuition IN
letters and science as many more Vir-
ginians as choose to apply.
IL IS within bounds 20 say sthat IN re-
turn FOR It's investment OF $500 the State
receives:
lst-The maintenance and protection
OF its property
2d-The gradual liquidation OF its debt.
sd-The academic education OF It's white
males.
4,h-A direct return OF fully 10000 from
tho students attracted from other states
6th-The incidental return, approx
mating $50, 900 from those attracted 20 Viz
ginia FOR preparation for the University
OF virginia In the various academies and
schools
sth-Dlrect benefactions to tha uniyer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
A Hero in Black

WILDWOOD, Aug B.-Lasr friday
night r. y. Lshtsey's dwc4-A.s.ho
VEN everything IN 81. was burned. one
of his children narrowly escaped. hr.
TJehtsey was away from homo and no
ono Was there except his three little
bovs and a negro lot who was Etcyin
with tho children. Near msdnight ne
negro was aroused by tho FRO and smoke
and no and tho two Oldest boys ran our
Of the house, forgetting 70 wake the
Youngest boy AFTER they were out
short Tins the negro. remembering chat
tho bov was ia tho house. ran mo the
room where the child was sleeping. a1d
with difficulty got him out just a. ina
roof was falling So. in only a few min
utes more tho child would have persisted
In tho flames.
The Gre was tho work OF an incendiary.
". X. Caulneld was arrested and given
q preliminary hearing before Justice Cur
rinrton. charged with nring the house.
While the evidence was clrcumstantlal,
Il was strong enough. IN tho opinion OF
the Justice. 20 commit Caulheid % jsiI
10 await the action OF the grand Jury.
Florida Times Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

There are two new graves in BonaFon-
ture Cemetery. Zach 81 concea lod from
sight by q wealth OF beautiful coral de-
signs and fragrant cut blosaoms On one
3 a sheath Of wheat. symbolic W the
close OF woli-spent ne after many
years OF Omission service. ~ the ri2ened
harvest Carnercd in. on tho other is O.
wreath OF laurel, from the centre oi
which rises a battle1ag Of the C1uiod-
eracy. II tells OF the valOr ~ him who
sleeps beneath. Sido by side they rest
mother and son, together in dcoth u in
the long roll OF years in life they had
been inscparablc.
Hundreds OF friends followed the re-
mains Of Mrs. Ruth Erwin Reid and Aia-
jor Francis Wclman Reid 90 thair graves.
Many others paid the last tribute OF rec
spect 20 their memory 90 She Independent
Presbyterian church. where the services
were held yesterday afternoon. seldom
has there been scene OF more folemnity
than when the two collins were borne
along the centre aisle of the cflafalQues
before the pulpit. while tho notes al FL
dirge filed the building -SIvlunah NeHa.