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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
BARGAINS IN ISLAND PROPERTY

Ffve-room franc residence, with mod.
ern improvements, on n. Wabash street,
$3.50. Four-room frame. stone founda-
ton, with modern improvements on
North Huron, 81 500. Both properties are
situated on high ground and are special
bargains In every respect.
J. C. DEVINE & CO,
Telephone 452. Rooms and s, Hub Bldg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
CALLED TO MADRID.

Barcelona, July 21.-Gen. Polavieia
starts for Madrid this evening, in re-
spouse to sudden call to the capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22

THE WHITE RIBBONS WERE VERY
MUCH IN EVIDENCE ON THE
GROUND - ADDRESS BY MISS
NOON-ADDREES BY LOU BEAU
CHAMP LAST NIGHT-THE PRO
GRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22

A RETAIL BUSINESS on Market
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Good reasons for selling. A rare
chance for one with small capital to 20
into business.
BUILDING, LOTS "Out the Pike" be-
tween Leatherwood and Fulton, from 500
to 500 each. Terms one-ffth cash, ball
ance in one, two, three and four years,
and profit by the increased values when
Electric cars are In operation A sura
method Of saving and making money.
BUILDING SITES IN ACREAGE on
beautiful hill-tops with virgin timber
affording cool retreats: commanding un-
excelled views of the surrounding coup-
try; fully appreciated only by those Civ
ing such sites thoughtful consideration.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
The City BauI Building.
Telephone 219. Room No. g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
FOR SKLE.

No. 81 South Broadway, 10 rooms, with
well equipped bakery and large stable
in rear. Can be had on easy terms and
at a very low figure.
No. 1l6 Zane street, lot 50x120, good
location to build tenenents. If sold soon
can be had at a bargain
No .1o34 Eoff street. brick house. large
lot. Price low.
Lot 66 feet front on Eleventh, near
Charles: will divide to rent.
To loan, $4,000 on city real estate.
GEO. j. MATHISON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
1908 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
PETTY'S COMMISSION

Has Been Issued, to Date From July
II, but the Matter Has Been Kept
Secret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
FOR RENT.
EOR SAlE-REAL- ESTATE.

TOR SALE.
No. % n. Broadway, S-room brick house.
corner lot S0x120 feet: has bath room and
both gases, at a bargain on a quick deal
THEO. w. FINK,
Real Estate Agent,
1880 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
GARCIA DISGUSTED.

Cuban General Finds Several Reasons
For Not Liking His Present Posi-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
GEO. j. MATHISON,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE AGENT.
1908 Market Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

silver. tsH; lead $500
The nuilion-H,cl, paid o. June dlvl.
demo of $4,000 today.
The ophlr Hul min % now runnins
on 100 toms M orc dnlly.
A car Of ore iH now IN transit from
the Utah mluo ut Fish SPRING.
Tho directors OF tho Mammoth come
rany viii meet ln this city on The
Goth.
walter J. Bcotlc. secretary ~ The
uulllou-nook went out 20 the milne thiH
morning.
Dr NJ X. Buck has returned from
HEAVIER Lake and reports the Copper
Mountain mlnc ut liH best
The valco az Park city o. showlnE
Dfr WhiIr r,s- 30 81 tt rHlp'i
40 ounces silver and t2N in sold Co
the ton.
The Horn silver reported today with
Hrvtu DHrf nf cone Tutfnt"H Manager
rHrnHwnrth viii return from the mine
this evening.
Holders on stock In the Grand Central
mine 90 Tlntlr. pDckrtUd thelr trHp.r.
tive portions m the rrmpuny's Initial
dividend of $3.50 today,
A. ita meeting last evening the -Four
Aces COMPANY elected che following
directors for 90. ensuing year. geofF
Rhodes. David %, Cray q. q. Hines
T.. -. leo and Hiram y. Booth,
Hereafter Grand Central viii appear
aa listed stock on the exchange, In
pursuance ~ nn application by Man
NIGER Loose. the payment ~ tho rcgu.
lar Zee. and the fnVnrah'" action uf
the board N governors thereon.
Grand Valley Tlmoa Miles snndlsh
received q letter this week from Frank
Dixon MT Monticello which Informed
him that the Jackson mill has hegr
running tho past three weeks, nAht
md DAY. ON ore from the Dream and
f. paying we'll
Logan Journali Richard Solomon re-
turned one day last week from Tho
hUnd OF LOGAN canyon whore be- hnr
spaut ELK weeks working tho third
annual assessment on his mine. Mr
solomon says he has some Enc copper
orr which also carries rold and rll-
ypr
Al a meeting of the exchange Eov-
,rulne board after this mornings calf
number ~ members were stricken
from tho roll because ~ the nom pay
mont of dues, The board also zee
strained tho caller from personally do
lnr business ON the floor,
Tho news of white Pine, Nov, re-
ports the forcing NJ The last link IN the
'4is 0f thH Star ana Grcy Eagle
minps nt cherry crock. to The Adelaide
STAR mines. limited, The sellers We're
thp Florence Mining company and a.
g. cleveland, who realized Slsl,s'' for
tho property.
The sevlrr stockholders IN annual
session assembled. elected the follow
Ing officers and directors Tor The cnsu-
lng veaI Charles Irmmrifdcrf, prosi-
don't. treasurer and general mnnnFori
Mckinney. naorrtary, Mrs. Charles
ILmn.r.lnrl md lnm-. long w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

hlDIa from the wh.at craze are ole
lCg.d that che churches. Che missions,
thu wuW.uH clubs and other good
UirgH suffer a h.tf.r u.e Uf time
aud money Dol auEr,atpd. Turn them
over Co miH.Iuna. uui convert n"
hagth.n nt hHW. uul abroad. Don't
overlook other DN.H. HuUH Cor ln.
stance. that ate nH dO.u Iu che w'r.
lH wr urH ln thH mII Tn'r would
hs 90 terrible condition OFT unaIr.. If
true snhcrly and a.ruua. th. story
iH way uf There mH" IHiE Doe
bonn. truth. huaiH ur mDt u th.
.tHf.mHut Dut Syracuse women uf.
not HI trlnHrH Hul llIofH. uur IIN.
fHHY surrendered tu fhH frltuIfIHH u.
llfc. ours iH community uf good
women. domestic women charitable
women. admirable house and hnmu
kr.p.fa-iu 70 word Incompatible Wo.
mon They Ur. buoy wuHh"rT iu
church. mission. benevolent ana 90
worthy organisations. They hUrH
useful unHHH thorough charitable ur.
EnuIEHt.uuH and 600 tho Fields of holm.
fulug.a HUi DhlfIfHhIUu.HH are wen
occupied. Th" whilst DHae' r1 HI
ns 10 ,NHtH. o. llt. m..t uI Duzas
that seize upon women uUl MON ~
o. having lta day lH rUr There ore
whist nyudH Wnlo and f.mu'. They
are tolerated uHi dHuH'i. hINr ihnif
urDr. nut NNHUu.U, uH communal.
ty. and Co., wuW.n. rH class. howe
moo gone dHfI. uHr .r" fn.H hollis
HIU.n over 90 thH worlds fHlH.Nl.H
Thny cannot hu uHIH foo tHlH nnrb
rHlta with thr women Uf unN uth
cities Ir ho lHn1 Thrr0 nre n0 bet.
Hl loyUIi.Inr moro admirable women
anywhere. and un Utica editorial nIf
HHHHrh rhIl ho allowed t1 uut ih,H
Uut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
Wanted an Understanding.

"ryc got 10 ro with my regiment
MWic." saii the impD'uluH youth
"rhHrH 900 ueht enough fm uut
afraid of war. ana ann WIliIuE tp go.
but"
Ycs7" che rald.
nut mrr. are other follows that
70 be Sure. you ought no, Co have
tn nrht alone"
YOU know whnt meau Mile.
There's Jim tlIrrintup."
what has Str Hlrr.uiHp rHt Go 90
with your going 20 war;
Nothing. except that Do doesn't co.
Roy Rourhrldsr rosc ana stood brf0r,
"Mme sw1cthammor." d. .Id. iu O.
doom. rich. David ward Wood voice.
"WhHu young man turns biz back 600
900 th1t Do dear tn him uud rn"a forth
100 trH gHii of Die country Geo uEht lta
/ enemies tI Huncr the hhrlrhipF ut camp
IiiH. tl undergo roo the per.ls or o. cam.
u1lgu lu tropical country hunger, exc
posture wasting f.ypIE. vouumuuH 'Hs
scots. deadly reptiles. t1rnadnyr, earth.
uuHk.H. uHI 900 UfHHm Ne your rHI H,
ana knows thrt Snug. d0ugh.flHri
rFoal 1f 1 iIm li.re.ntop o. rtryIrs
hrrr ut homo ana making love t1 h.a
rirl toll you ltH pretty doEf'nUi
tuuEl."
"WhHt lH n you want. Roy"" asked
fhr nuurF woman, much moved ly ha
f.ryII t'HuuHurH
81 want y1u 90 promise mH uuf o.
permit chat wHll-cyUd pike uf Sim
/ tUrrutUp Goo come ulnllHr around
tha house while ! um Ear awuY r.E.
/ iur nos NE iUr mN country ANA fUUI|Hs
nn canned goods"
"EH." mpuiH Iv0iy spoke the maiden
/ edo you think ! could ever cbrs fUf tH'
empty headed HHu.riruu Fu lone
] long uHHNhy. rHy and She pretended
! i1 busy herself lu examining the fHH.
ioHlnss uf tho top buttons of hlH coat
! ~ think moro uf pair of your Ul1
boots than I do of the whole HiETluiHI
/ fImIly'"
MY nng0l'" rnpturously exclaimed
/ the young man, clnFulnr nor tb hlI
| heart. ~ viii send q pair Of my Ull
| boots around tomorrow" - Chlcag.
] Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
SHIPMENTS SUSPENDED
MINES DEVELOPMENT IS SATISFACTORY


ua Inability thus far TO successfully
negotiate a now ore contric, with the
e-reitcr people. has caused the Bullion
psck company to call halt In the
matter Of shipments, and from now on,
untll such time az an agreeable set
Element can be made. the Bullion-Bock
vli ship no more ore. the company
sstIafying Itself with storing the same
on the dump. from which 1t can be re-.
moved at the proper time at a yory
nominal cost
such is the word given out by John
p0ck today concerning the status of the
matter In question. lie said m sub
stance that thu smcitcrs were cxncting
TOO much for the treatment NJ the COM
uuy's ores. and that. for the time be-
Ink 90 least. the iiulllon-Bcck could af-
fari 90 cease shipments. while awaiting
future Developments. The mine. says
Nr Beck. d. now producing eighty
toms 90 day all Of which De- good ship
ming ore. IN development work. the
WInzt bias reached depth " 1900 foot,
and ail the way there Is a. splendid
showing thU ore bodies seeming 60 In
crpass in both extent and richness as
drnth b. attained. Whether the halt In
shipments will ln any wise interfere
with tho payment of tho regular
dividends. yet remains 60 b. seen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
~, ontarlo', Annual nrpori.

The ontario company 81 out with ne
IMPORT fur last y,Nr w which 10 is stat
ti that the cnWl NY sold ore lud hul-
lHu at an ny5rdro price 0f h9.6i cents
uu ounce flr lts silver cont uifi Ga.
,0.t uf production being at ihr rate 1i
.. 10 cents ana ounce. IL ia also shown
mt tha bullion output fpr iht year
amounted tn liO2 bars, clftNuF l2l .hh'
ounces fine gold ANA $50, $3.50 Zinc
ounces silver which sold for g11lhlH.AH
While tht sale of crude orc. uWnuutInf
i' 'al tons and containing 400 huu
ounces gold ANA 6i0l1.i nr' ounces
tIvgr, brought f1G33G52, making th0
ilill ore and bullion HnlCs iur the year
llA.lA.5l, the output flr thn mlno fli
iNg year In gross tons belnr' ore
wllgd, 2i,69S. ore sald, l.iii the com
llnya receipts with balance ON hand
M ihg beginning ut the par amounted
DO tNiN.hsflH while tho disbursement
M'rg 3iiG.1aO2D leaving q balance on
hlnd December 3i, 1901 NJ sl.s25d o.
builnF the year the sum NJ s2ll,bol was
IAld IN dividends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
A WOUNDED OUTLAW,


4 Moetcr. Colorado special dispatch
TO- the Denver Post under date OF June
iath says. 4 Few days aE' sheriff
williams received word from Hnn.lsy
that one NJ the outl1ws from Utah was
barricad,d Zoo cabin with Waterloo
charley. thIsty miles from l,lnrl,ynnl
h1t ro was badly wounded. sturiay
nirht the sheriff reached M,okar with
Die prisoner "a Mexican known hy co"
nam. of Joe Bucn1. fIe claims '1 have
received three NJ bis wounds iu 10
HEht with party 0f HIN officers on
willow CROCK Utah TlH fourth
wound. which o. serious urp. was r'-
rUIvcd two Hr Three WrDkH ago un liuus
vUr creek. 200 northeastern Utah iu re-
1sht with eighteen men who were tfl
IuH 'H arrest him.
when arrested Do h,rr,i NOT Co D.
fFtDu tH IHuti county HH thry would
hang him ihDr0
10. had tsn horses. ono belonging H
thp u1vuup .rfs of NUuft county and
thU other ono he took FROM u,rU
nlm.l ishlm.hy holding him up 'n th.
highway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Superintendent Louis Miller and a
T. Stone returned last nluht from Jelm
whore they started the machinery Ht
tho mines on saturday. They found
Tint 'v-fNthIns worked rritbdidly but
big run ~ soon 0s thiH Dr. accomplish
"a they win make iG1.tnn run and
clutn-up. Mr. Stone loft last might
Cor Chicago. taking with him the re-
suit ot onc-tun cl'nu-uu. The plant
o. q fine one ana the parties Interested
arc drantuIug uf che fIthH.. success
f0r they win h0 among thH most active
miners lu this region during the o..
mnindcr OF the season Laramie Boom
Uruuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Phil M1rratta of this oliy received O.
letter this morning from Peoria. no..
Announcing che death at chat place of
hIs sister. Mrs Ann Bond, wife OF I'd
ward u1nd. formerly ~ &c. Louis The
cause ~ death was general d.n.l.t}.
h.ueh MON" fha i.Ts .I uH that
account. Str and Mrr HnI paid O.
viHIt f1 their many sllt iHh. W1l inh
relatives Zoo isH They .'H hIf. U
ihrFr c.rriU Uf 1i1 friends beta frl.uia
whom they were most iuUWII. WIiH lI
A. Louis in Che carly hfU.H
= singular uIIurliUrH. IH IuIf iN. IHuN
passed FROM mortality iu.. fvH N.ur.
Do tha dlg af,.r %. death .f Ml Mar
s.ftH wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
Sin, City.
fsyracuso IIcrnldl

"Thc Sins or Syracuse" o. tho trNt
NJ the editorial leader Of the TtIuu
pr0fs today The grievouH charge Dr.
that tho ladies N Syracuse "huvc gone
whist Cru7v" Come very wild ana
curious statistics. published by tho
Sew York sun, form the Eruvaurn
~ the hrlnouH charge. Five huns
drod whist cluhH,eight thousand mrm-
botH meeting twice "a week aud PLAYING
cards several hours at each sitting.
from September 90 June. deyotur 600
aggregate ~ $4,000 hours. uro what
are fuhgrly oct forth uH facts. Thr
money cost Ire estimated at $4,000 "a
year. 'rhink of it' says the prrra
Wall from The irt uf June till the lst
or September, whom play may Do rr-
Humod. There will be- abundant time
Cor runCCtiou-aud reform. Draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

vines but the sun has done bis best
go repair the dnmEc.
Noy-Lucern Us now being cut an eN-
CcilCnt crop is in sight
Uint1h- -Luccrn cutting has COM
mouccd. Crops are very heavy.
Hobnr-Good prospects for fruit
FROST cut OH about one half Of the
pear crop.
pinto Grains are looking well. trri-
ra.lur has commenced Corn and poo
tHtu.s nre nll Zoo.
Toorie-Gardon and field crops are IN
fair condition. Al kinds of frult are IN
abundance. J. H. SMITH
section Director. salt Lake city Utah.
Per =. 81. ELANDFORD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
nnoKrns munnIrD rnnouUn.
Figures Wen Maintained and . rnir
Amount 81 uusinoss Transacted.

Tho brokers hurried through with the
call thus morning anu did business
amounting 90 $3.50 shares the bulk Of
tho trading being IN the better class uf
securities Figures worr well main.
tlIn,d during the session. although
there worn mo- startling advances.
neither were there any sensational de-
cliuna
Not share was sold until Gcyaer-
Marion was reached when n slight
weakness dH vrlupCd considerable uctiy-
rs aud che stock sn,u o. tho tune NJ
1000 shares go ~ which went at 20
cents Hh1fD Mammoth on rcnssur-
ing uI.fit Tint % dividend would Do
posted nUNt Monday Hlll up little.
fHHiv h.l ~ ftN-i.. hot was not offered
uHlHr fin2i. MDrrur ALEC looked hHt-
iHr UIth % bid uf $50. while Northern
iIHh. fHrrnu triiIU ffuW the nrufur
DI yHHftfdHy ami HUlu 1000 shares Hi
e. cents. with this figure readily ul-
f.rrd Cor tho stock Ontario also mad 70
f'IEht advance hut Sacramento rNhlh.
lfud unEuWafd tendency. although %
transfer was made at 81 ccutl SUM
shine shared In thn trading at 20 cents
HHl was freely sought after i've cents
below thlH figure while Utah WAS
stronger. and Silver klng stood stu.
t'InHfY.
sunbeam opened tho second act with
rutIfyIUr Increase lu tho h.ddlug
Just flr accommodation. hnlf thou
sand was sacrificed ut ~ cents. while
thU stock WAS firmly bid Tor around thir
figure. but no more could hn had under
H. Dexter also Increased 90 the hld-
dlnE and was wanted nt fi.0f. while
Grand Central remained firm and
Chloride Point handed out 900 nt ptt
cents NalCu had r. bid ~ 90 cents. and
SWANSEA. Independence ana South
Swansea held their own lu being fny-
tIuuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Arrangements are being made TO take
out the supplies ana clcvating and
other machinery are being got ready.
II % reported that the new road cone
structCd 90 this property last year D.
ln good shape, hut the road beyond
there toward the Platte iH obstruciod
by fallen timber There ls but little
snow Laramie boomerang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
VIM LEAVE ms EVENING.


Lieutenant Klmhlll and Sergeant
cobb will leave FOR san Francisco this
evening accompanied by the eighteen
recruits necessary Ia mn mp tho ranks
~ theUtnh cavalry volunteers. About
sixty applicants presented Themselves
and out of that number the following
were chosen
Alex Mullran, Charles T., stuart
william T. clark, II. II, WeatHcThy,
Joseph Wulscy, g, T.. Judr1n, T., NJ,
sons. ~. W. Robinson, 4, q, Evans,
u, Il, Esse, u, v, Rich. II, u. llnmp-
ton. NJ. n. Hilllnrd, =, Groo, n. Faylc,
W. Campbell Erwin Jensen, w. II.
Hyde.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

plHeuHo ~ cured not ny magical IN
Hence 70 o. that Ayers EirHnuAriia
cures, and that 10 proves Hn rWIngnuy
successful ~ u co. HkllfuIy-prUa
PARED and strictly HgUutne blood
purifier aud tonic the only one admit.
tol nt the WurIl'r Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
UNLISTED STOCKS,
Rtol ln


Grysrr- Marion. 100 shares 90 zoe.
Northern Light, 1000 az AAc.
sunshine. lb0 ut Soc
NIDrHmentu. 1000 40 CSC.
Chloride Point. 700 ut yihc.
Sunbeam. 200 ut 100,
Total shnruH sold, 1880.
Selling value uf stocks, 81 03a. 100,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

OH NN|" M". N.
Genuine CH'uri Minstrel Jubilee
Two u0FfIrmlre.H daily 600 and
$500 D.. m.
Round trip. Including admission.
g., O.ulH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Tho medical properties of Halle Hair
% .ur.nr tu luy'Hur1tU thr rHlir. fr.
move uIudrun restore 90 BATE and ItH
color. rUrpa.H anything Uf Iu kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
wAiktn.- sronr

Annual Carpet aud curtain Cisartn,-
Now on House furn.Hhrrr should rH
uU Go tH'H advantage UI tlIa EufIu
stock. nothing r..orvUl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Rare bargains thiH woek in eur
nlus. gafpgu. drupruaH. etc; annual
June elyufaun. IaIr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
Very respectfully
GEoRG.E ~ powNEY

Approaching Mr powu0y'a loyalty
Ga IA. inutitution. the board accepted
ths reclamation with great reluctance.
mixing provision for hiH ro-sulIHi.
mont should DE- be- favored 90 return 400
due course ~ time Mr puvnoy hHs
been ono NJ the HtnlvHtt members ~
Tho exchange. and while the momhrrH
frF 60 rololcc with him in his army
nrpinntmeut thoy regret worry much
hi having 20 leave The ranks ~ bis
fDfio,y brokers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

There never waa and never
Will DO anything In their columns
but that may DO safely read In
tho family circle.
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nrn. nnMNrN nr.IaN..
The Sew Army ra,ma.tcr to leave Tor
Another iIeid,

Secretary Hudson ~ the Mining FIX
change submitted tho following 60 tho
governing board NJ tho institution toe
day. the same being arlf.cxpluuutury.
Having been appointed IN th4 sore
VIE. " the United stutoH ARMY and
ordered tn take station elsewhere. I
regret the necessity which impolH m'
a. tender my resignation HH mrm-
Der 90 tho governing BOARD. tho HtmH
~ take effect az once. Your HONORABLE"
iutti and che mnmhrfH of thr rE.
change. have my beet Wishes Cor your
Hearty success iu the future. and !
hupe u ia only O. question ~ Tim"
until ] am with you ugliu.
Very respectfully
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
sUnscumrIoN RArrsl

Dessert Evening News, 4 6s per mo
Deserci Evening Nrws. 80 pefyrar
petcrei oemi'Weekly News. 800 per yelf.
pcleie' Weekly 400 per yeas
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-10-27
HUMOROUS.

Buzwick- What is your idea of
wife," Wiztop-"A woman who is mar
ried"-Roxbury Gazette.
She-'What is meant by the saying
that a man is convalescing? He
THAT he has outwitted his doctor, I
suppose Topeka Capital.
''That woman has hated me for
years" odd you jilt herr" ''No; she
got up a company dinner for me and I
forgot to go."-Chicago Record.
"Miss Specie promised to marry me
after her father died. "But he may
live so years." eyes; but she is worth
her wait in gold.' Y. journal.
Tramp-'Wot! me work? Madam, T
may hev nothin' else in de world, but I
still hev me honor left" Mrs. Oakley
Hi, Reuben! bring the gun. Hyar's
a Spanyard."- Judge.
+ Baggs-'sIt is said that Dame For
tune knocks once at every mans
door," ..Jaggs-"Well, it was her
daughter, Miss Fortune, who called on
me- boston Traveller.
Signor Donivitchi-"Didth the Ameri-'
cans treat you royalty While you were
touring the United States?" Signor
Leggetti-"No. You know l wasn't
prisoner of war; '-Norristown Her.
aid.
II want to know what you meant"
said the orator, ''by calling my speech
a geometrical paradox. I acknowl-
edge that you have been too many for
me-" II meant" the editor of The
Jazeville Gazette explained, that it
had length and thickness, but no
breadth" IN. Y. Tribune.
First Citizen-"So Capt Zollercraft
has discovered an island where all va
rieties of the most delicious foods
grow spontaneously, and he says he
has been living on the fat of the land
right along: We ought TO do some
thing in his honor" Second Citizen
That's so. Let's give him dinner"
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said: No, no, professor; I'll not toll
crate it agin.' But, your majesty, it
is absolutely necessary Perhaps for
you and my brother, but not for me, !
will not be dissected alive. Take a
photograph of one of the peasant boys
about here, and send it to my brother
as picture of my heart To me the
empress said afterward: 4 do not like
to be photographed. Every time
have had by photograph taken some
misfortune has happened to me-
Otherwise the empress was most
obedient patient. Her nature was
naturally refined. She scorned arti-
fetal means to add to her natural
beauty. Her figure was faultless, and
her beautiful hair lay like a crown up
on her head. She never wore any
jewels, and the only thing of value she
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tor was in New York last winter, says
the Chicago Inter Ocean. Billy is very
young. They call him an apprentice
goat. It was his first time under fire,
and he behaved very badly. When the
action opened he was on the upper
deck, and at the first broadside became
panic-stricken. He tore about the
deck. A sailor had to carry him below,
and in the depth of the ship, alone and
uncontrolled, he trembled and bleated
till the last gun was silent.
The Detroit's goat was Drawer. He
had station on the gundeck, and
while the firing was going on and the
shells were whirring over him he re-
manned ahsolutely quiet. But whenever
there came lull he capered madly
about. There is difference of opinion
as to why he was so composed during