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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
LynczOwanie pieciu murzyn6w.

Montgomery, Ala. "a czerwca.
Andrew jackson, Lewis Spier, jeff.
Thompson, Sol, Will jeden niezna-
nego nazwiska, murzyni, krorzy VIA
mali sic we wtorek do mieszkania
Wilhelma Garden W Wetumpka "a
mordowali 60 wraz zons, a nastep-
ME obrabowali, zostali pojmani przez
policye i osadzeni W tutejszem wiezie-
niu. Wkr6tce zebra4 sic taum ludu,
wywali4 drzwi do wiezienia morder-
COW wycisgnieto powieszono,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
POzar.

Cory, Pa, "a czerwca.
w Youngsville spali2a sic do szcze.
tn fabryka wyrobow zelaznych Kill
ka SHADOW. Szkody wynoszs 10000
dol.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
Nova kOmeta.
San Eranci

San Francisco, "a czerwca.
&. d. Harrine, astronom W uniwer-
sytecie Licka, odkryt nowa komete
dziesiatej wielkosci, W konstelacyi
"cameleopardus."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
Trzesienie Ziemi.

Cincinnati, o., "a czerwca.
w Kentucky, Indiana W czesci
Illinois da}o sic uczut trzesienie ziemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25

4th of July Excursions July End, Bird
and 4th at one fare via Nickel Plate
Road. (No. LOG, 26-27)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
Okret "TamerariO" pOpsuty.

10f 01 TO PVPoUVy'
Assumption, Paraguay, "a czerwcs.
Komisya, wyznaczona przez Rad
Paragwajski, przekona&a sic ze o.
kret Hiszpshski "Tamerario" jest
tax nadwerezony, IL ma morze wy.
piyna6 ME moze. Musi wiec pozostad
W Paragwaju do ukohczenia wojny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-06-25
kObiety kOnduktOrkami.

Chillicothe, O., "a czerwca.
Funkcye konduktorow ma tramwa.
jach powierzono kobietom do spe4nia-
MIA. =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

WASHINGTON. April e~-Neser Ia ~
cent years. IL ever. has there been such
demand for admission 10 the halls Of can-
eress as Was made today.
People who appreciated what the condi-
tion of affairs would he were at lhe doors
Of tha hlg building before O'clock. and
they were there in stch numbers a. thle
time that when the doors we're opened uot
half Of them could mad seats In the GAl~
The people began to arrive as early ~ 8
O'clock. Notwithstanding the tilefuometer
registered heiow the freezing point.
The large stone steps leading TO tho SELL
ate and house ard 10 the rotnnda were IT.
orally covered. When the doors were
opened the people rushed into the capttol
through the various openings like watsr
from a swollen river. breaking through =
defective iesee.
Iu great waves the irre~issible streama
xurged up the marble ssairways TO the gAi-
leries, and In front Of The docrx the mnees
pressed. Women tainted in the press. old
men and children were crushed by these
BEHIND them.
On the floor the greatest excitement Aad
activity prevailed. The leaders tashed
hither and thither. raiiyiag their forces.
Rumors iiew about. Indignation WAS yi0t
al the repos, that the president would ask
for discretion as 10 when Intervention
should lake place. There stannch SUPP
porter ef the president was connsssing
cainaness, here group was discussing the
probability os an alliance between The
Democrats and the dissatisfied Repuhlic-
ans. there an appeal 10 Il group AZ Re-
puhlicans was being made 10 stand ecladly
by the president ans party organise tion.
1ss.s battle was already on. In corner
of the capitol. the house committee On
farelga affairs Was meeting In the old
library hall the ''rrconcensraslqes- z a. the
Hsrsb'icans who fage osens Urgent for
action have been called We're aiscussine
The latest phases Of the situation WITH:
stormy words.
Everywhere was the militant spirft
which connes with events thai stir the
blood and quicken the pulses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

LONDON. April s--The Rome eosre-
spondsnt OF the Daily News. describing
the origin of the statement that America
soush. the Popes mediation. says.
This Tie from Madrid as they openly
cali II in The Vatican. has upset The cal
eaiations 81 the pope. and may cause the
entire ruin Of the good offices OF the pom
tsn. because OF me dislike among Ameri-
cans TO intervention BY the Pope. not only
as tae head of the Catholics. bus as a
European prince. as he wishes TO be con-
sidered. his action thus being opposed 30
the Monroe doctrine.
Ii is supposed that Madrid gave this yer
sion TO make IL appear that the United
States was backing down because it WAS
unprepare9 for war. papal action now
continues In pressing Spain 10 accept the
conditions OF the United States, and IN
working Indirectly for the spread Of the
peace spirit In America. Even al the
Vatican the Independence of Cuba no~
seems inevitable. with or without war.
The Rome correspondent OF the Daily
Mail says. The pope's mediation viii
probably not so further, as President Me-
kinley has declared that an arnis1ica
with the cuhans would not 90 TO The root
OF the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

ftan Otherwise tfEe message @iil stand
as heretofore ca .in~d. md AZ the Post
stated on Tuesday usornlrsv- Il wfI be IT
sueh a vigorous. ringing character "a 70
rsse, fh4 fun expectations of congress and
tbs country III will inevitably mean var
fErs.INstes can usEsy be axSrfea ny Spain
tsefS..st declaring the Independence -
eessssa and yielding her sovereign power
over sha Island
.@NagotiA fisgl> ss-ss Dot sssssH
reosserea by sae United States. ard vii
ne, sse TIRE aaeeu regent has not ssgt \
personal raessare % tak president MAX
.rr Il new VroTsosai fer pesee wifa tne
grf.snyee now Al wark tar9ugh foreign
sssvslornztfe c5sasn@ls % bring about 2 set
- ryaent % aasa si4sfsetlsIss between Sfss n
ard ae~ s4s.aafsnms Subjects IN f-aaas, tbss
xseerns.sssf fssas asso3uss3y s~g 30 sa.
'Tas administration sa4 c6agress sssrld
s.f-v7se4ss - t1es ~ssz o. Swha. aFa wsis
aoeeryt 10 so.QtIsn tsas does ucs 3agolve
rsse xzstsas aasai ~ ss5ssrss<. troops fross
re sS1ana asal Tae hauling ao~rn 81 fhs
Spanish ssag.
. Tie axe greas pogers sare rat sesst .
nera sosassy 80 tas grntsea sfafss eoan-
ss=ssng against war Mesiss;ssa - arg sort
has nor 6een offered 10 taas COS vesanaeFst,
ard waH rasS be accepted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
GALLERIES wgaE SOON cIEAaxD.
senate Goes into Es~cattse seseaon
After Failure of Message.

WASHINGTON. Aprli s.--when Tho 80
ate convened today. Intense expectancy
amounting To- excitement prevailed b0sh
on the fioot and in this galleries TIE pfes-
ident's message had been positively prone
ised and lts coming was awaited ssth xen.
tiine anxiety Ten minutes aftes the ~.
ate convened confederation Of the suisdry
civil b.I was rs-sm~d. and wtth the excep-
lion of eight minutes consumed ny the ~
ecuifv~ session. sn which Senator Davis AZ.
noasneed that no message would be sent ~
today. almost the entire session was cone
sin,ea by thA appropriation hill II wAo
practically completed .ssn laid assdA fog
the day.
Alison asked consent that the senate -
saIse consideration Of tsss s8adry civil
bill.
This was agreed 10 ana amid buzs -
The galleries fhe clerk began 70 read the
bsA.
Davis. chalrmaB OF the COMMITTEES on far
eign relations. ruoved tass the ssnate -
fns0 executive as1zsscn.
i ~ x4sy ..tsssassef1t ~ ] .zs 81. m ordered
she galleries eleared. Eight minutes aft
erways the s4nass resumed legislative
business tn ofsn sesxfon-
AT the rssstsess Of Alison. caDsideratioe
% .ha sangry e5Sl. bill was resumed.
1ase reading Of she BIZ wHs ecnrlude1s
and tae s.asndments wnfeh rad bseo
sassess ever informally were taken up.
An afnsnaraesst by ssssllom. sppropsistinx
~ ssa 70 resssre fs4 hanks OF the Ohto
river az Snawneetowa. liz. reeessiiy swept
away ~ fnsss4s. was adopted,
TIE orovlzgos N the bii sppfopriatinG
sta lsss for sBs construction al A44D
wassr harfser az San Pedro, CAl.. In -.
eosssanee wEiss the plans uf the board ~
painted by the president. Wss agreed -
by ise senate.
An araerd1nant which wAs wsaetscAfH =
war measure Was fsrotoseA ~ Hot3uD ~
,slabsrpa Ii pfoyldes m 2ppTuGt1ox]qm
Of ysA.goe 10 be ieas.s il6at&6o axaiInA1n -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
KEEN DISAPPOINTMENT
ON SIMPSONS FLAGSHIP.
Nuxa; osfieers Deeply Regret In
aesion-Ansieas to Crash the
TIsfffIa.

KEY WEST. April s-~rntenss ssl~sn-
seiE&Fa@at sas exhibited by aIl hands e,s
hezFa tsEe flagship Nes YORK wnea. tsae
Assesri@teG Press bulletin regarding the se.
faorsesf sefssefaens as Siadrsc was reee vea
intH oelee& isis ey#nirg IL ass e5af-
dsnisv believed sh@ fees would saa s1zsser.
snw of Fr45sY for Havana er Forte Esce
ard TIE passfsa meas came IKE a bomb
sssslL
Gsrt. Sssnpzcn read tire dsspateh with
great interest. lie teiE*ves that there IN
Sgf8 4 nfsanee thss tire American navy may
nave an opportunity % show wbss IL ss
made c. snt ha rexsets the ceiay. which
w}H gEosasiy enable spasn 10 frsEx her
tarpeJa sastila and ether wsrsassss 20
sss@4@ waters.
Al fhe high nsgsi authorities on board
rnaansssn thai sgsasn ssao1id uos be asiswec
70 hssax ser forces cssrs pending settle
uaeuE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

WASHINGTON, April s.-swist as
cannon's fash changed the Cuban situa-
ton today. The galleries Of congress were
crowded. Senators and representatives
were anxious and agitated. even the dip.o-
matte corps was In fermeat, awaiting
a message from the president to the con-
gress of the people sha; might mean war.
when with excitement at the very high
est. like an electric fash the word passed
that there would be no message today.
Its snddenness stunned the people who
heard the news In distorted forms. and
amazed veteran members of congress
Ultimately Ii became known thar not
only would there be no message today,
but no message this week. and that there
was possibility that the message. though
properly writes. and approved. might not
go to congress AT al.
Late in the day there slowly drifted
into public comprehension a reason ier
delay in addition to the eabiegram from
Consul General Lee. Ii came chiesiy
through the MEDIUM OF published Asso-
ciaied Press dispatches from. Madrid, for
extreme reticence was maintained on the
subject by the few in Wellington who
knew the facfs--sT,i even cabinet officers
we're unadi ieed on the subject.
THIS irnporssn. news was that the Span
ish goSerumsat. after what plainly had
been snost exciting times m inner Spar
.sh cire;cs AZ Madr.d. had decided 10 re-
open the case. closed. 50 Tar as tais gov
ernment was concerned, by the refusal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
WITHHELD FROM CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. April e.-IAe
presitArnt's mesaage was with
heId from conxress today, murh
10 the establishment and indig.
+ nation Of me eashcrs and speeta-
) tors. The reason assigned WAS
q that Consul General Lee had
cabled that Americans I'm Ha-
z vann would be In danger IL the
) messNge were transmitted.
{ In addition. there were rue
D sn0rs. based on dispatched from
z Madrid. 10 the effect that spain
was anxious tn reopen neEotB-
1 aaf0ns and would make com
Z cessfons. The president de-
/. cided not to send the messagc
4 tn congress before Monday.
8 = Hsa1 as1 1A1 1s9.1 1sa1 r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

WASHINGTON. April e--rhe Washing
ton Tost VIII say:
"The utmost confidence Is felt by the
administration and congress in the was-
DOM and good Judgment OF Gen. Lee in
any egnxrgency. The rumcrs CT disturb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
Lee Cables That Americans
Are in Danger.
MUST REMAIN TILL LsUkDAY
The President Declares That De-
lay Is Imnerative.

Is Accepted In Good
Faith, Though Reluctantly. by
Members of the HOuae-Spain, IL ls
Thoaght. VIII Have to Back Down
sausreIy I'm Order 10 Avert War
ConEreaxmen Decide 20 Yield for
to Guara National Honor and Sc
care the IndepeEden 81 Cuba.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

the changes there are extremely threat
snfng Consul Gen. Lee ss ss.E at ais
past and viii remain there untl ali other
Americans arc safe.
''The presidents message has only been
charged in that ii VIII ask congress 10
authorize and direct imnediats interven-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

tomorrow. Orders were received 8, the
navg ward today. directing that TIE ram
Katahain proeeed 10 SEA tomorrow rnern-
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

TESERfFFE. April GA detachment ef
Suarsssa engineers has reached hsre aud
further regEfaTuezn%8Ss Of Sss@nlSa aasAaify
Ana zsts.s1yy are daily Agnease>
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07

PHILADELPHIA. April s--The delay ia
fram the League island navy yard is due
to q break in her machinery II Is ex-
peetsd that the repairs viii be completed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
Only one WAY FOR
SPAIN N) CREEP OUT
Must Leave Cuba Absolutely
Free and Independent.
If NOT, WAR WILL COME.
McKinley's Message Changed in
a Single Particular.
If NOT. WAR WILL COME.

IL Asks Congress tn Direct Imme di-
tain the Dignity of Amcrfca-Ne-
9otfations Not Reopened, as the
United states II Taking No Part in
Efforts 10 Treat With the Insur-
a~uts-No solution Possible That
Does Net Contemplate the StrIk-
ing Of ne Deaested Spanish Flag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
They Have Upset the Calou-
lations to Help on Peace
SPAIN URGED TO RETREAT
Pope Is Pressing That Government
to Accept Americas Terms.

The Independence ef Cais, With or
Without War. II Hrrognined hy
the Pnpai Advisers as Inevitable.
and All That Can Be Donc ia the
Direction of Peace IL to Convince
Spain Of This Fact, and induce
That Country tn RecoG nise IL and
Make All the Concessions De-
manded by the United states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
Government at Madrid Asks
to Reopen the Case.
EVIDENCE OF GIVING IN.
Spanish Cabinet in q Ferment
Over Further Concessions.

Queen Regent Withns to Declare IN
Armfstfce. Founded ON q Promise
of Ultimate Inaepe ndrnce Of Cuba
-Stronx Pressure Brought by the
Powers to Prevent the 0atbreak
of Mur-Oyertures Thought to he
Too Late, as the Insurgents VIII
Not Lay Down Their Armss-Ea.ter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
Wildly Eager to Hear the
Expected War Message.
THERE FROM EARLY MORN.
Burst Through the Doors ard
Swept Into the Galleries.

Ne smh~rs Of the House Ia = state -
fntensc Excitement ana nltseFiy
Indignant Over shr Stasemene
THAT th~ President Mould Ask -
Ne 6t~en the Discretionary Pew
er am to thr Ttmc When Intcrvea-
tian should Actually Fake place
The Air Electric With the Mfll.
taat spirit, Demanding WAs.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-07
TIE (KvI5kR CNClNNKT1- :


II n dan dg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
BROKERS SURPRISED.
Sudden Advance, In Several Stocks Today The
Cause Of H.
ANCHOR AyDDnrtRAnoSe THE NUMBER
utah. Cold Camp Admired - Hepor'''
Lower Mammoth cave-In -on''"oN
for Anchor Dividends

Those who filed into the pit To-Day
were greeted with number N sufp'''
In seeing several securities rcorc alarm
ing advance. one In particular nearly
Knocking the brokers on their ie'i' o.
4 advanced step by step. and made a
,aie at a dollar. while the standing Do
was quite close 70 that ngurc.
The stock specially referred 70 "
Anchor. which for 20 long a time mas
been slcctang the sleep Of peace ana
oon,cntmcnt. knowing 90 II ala that
with silver az its present siaudird'
there was very iitilo hope Tor itH uauA-
ing much Of a furry. The paper M's
no sooncr called than u was eNluonl
Il wns In demand and before tue eau
closed 100 shares had CHANGED hanhh az
q. this being the nrHt transfer OF tn'
stock for n number ~ months plAl.
Ajax showed signs n an advance ahl
Heck was quite arm. and the rem tih .
ans gtandnrd nocurilioa received good
figures, prominent among thrm hgins
Jn,nrio. which was bid Tor ni iA4,.
barrnmento figured In tho trading az
N and 80 cents aud silver kinE was
veil I'D Tor but could not be had un-
der ig1so. -,-,.,
Tahiny the initiative fur uniAttu
stoke. chloride Point showed ErnWlnt
tupuiarity IN sales a. nrtrra tinkiht
nom si0g 10 fi.os. and when the eau
oioard the bid WIS 400 omaha r.
t..yra ~ va n; yesterday, viii. y x
Tor surprlaed the talent by going 70
81 20 In the bidding a. against oilgrinhH
no. Lower Mammoth was just 90
-. hut swansea asserted ~ Eooa pY.l.
ton In u bid ~ t255's AZ when Die
none could be- bought lll,le i''
burg sold 800 shares at ~ cents
Tho closing ngurca were as folioWN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
NorlcE ~ nnDrMrrioN


Notice "a hereby given by salt Lake
city, q Municipal Cooperation. through
ItH treasurer tu thr several owners
ANA h1llDrf ~ iha go 81 900 bonds ~
said clty, bearing date, September iHt.
ISIS and issued In pursuance OF 70
resolution % tho city Coun-
cii ~ sali city. entitled.
"a RESOLUTION Providing Tor the a.
Hur of n1nda flr Corporate pur.
rUH.s." adopted July 10Th, ISIS, that
saId Council 1n m. 18Th day " August.
islN by resolution duly adopted ala
declare Hlli hHHdH nud each lf them
dur ana rly 10. no ihH office on thr
city treasurer Hf HfIi city. loo SAID city.
800 September iHt. t,Hs ana that said
bond.holdrfs and each Of "a M are FUR
ih.r u0u1.i that uIlu presentation Of
al1 honda 90 said treasurer. 80 hIa
lld office. hoy VIII De- paid on said
nIHt day uf mil September said
bonds win cease o. bear Interval from
rho hTHi dIy ~ sept mhsr lsW
SALT LAKE CITY Corporation.
hy g. r. NORRIS, Iis Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

IN The District Court. Probate Division,
snlt Lake County. State % Utah.
In the matter o. the estate OF Nrwell
HndEmau. deceased
Notice y hereby given that under
and by virtue of the will ~ Newell
hodFman, deceased. the executor Of
said estate, will feli. In accordance with
The terms ana conditions % said Will.
wits
Commencing a. the northeast corner
Of Lot Q, Block a.. Plat %. salt Lake
CITY survey runriHE thence west two
and ono half rods. thence south one
hundred aud tw,n,y fcat. thence east
two and one-haif r.fH thence north
one hundred and twenty feet 90 place of
beginning, all Ia tHIl LHt o. nluaE a.
AZ private sale Tor cfHh 40 the best
price that can be obtained, af 'he office
of the said executor. 80. ~ gnGiMHrrl1i
block. salt Lake Clty. Utah On Of after
the Let day Of August. lN0t
Dated this .0th day ~ July. 1896
:. - wEsTEnFtELD
Executor
u. II. wenger. attorney for executor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

has offered 81 "a share Tor a controlling
Interest In the omaha.
Ed. sheets the mining stock broker.
spent today In Tlntc.
a car u orr Is In irlnst from she
Uiah mine az Fish Springs.
The Ajax NJ Tinuc IL said 90 BE-
showing nne quality Of copper ore 10
the lower levels.
The delinquent sale o. Dalton stock
yesterday resulted in she lrlniiar OF
i2,oJ0 shirls It hair a cent a share
The Lower Mammoth assessment %
3 cents 1 i1re. from which thg come
pany realizes ihs Sum ~ $500. has All
been paid in
Rep5rss from che North M5un,ain
miua AZ Oh fiy crees. Nov, lnlicIi.
splendid pf1Ere 100 the operation %
the property. The mill ie rifng 20
tons 81 ore a day and saving glld val
us
=. T.. Hamburger. who returned re-
week ago nom the northwest. Says the
IA ucilcvu. NJ Baker city, .a dong
good work. the new concDHtfatnr ful-
niahing the company with regular
shipments
mFHs ~ NINNN NN NNIN wy ~ ~ I.He
owner in the 30 Arthlry Nos. I and 2
mining claims in uirgh m. VII rs
strike was recently made mlu7frsIt-
ing ,he existence VI " i.t.a iw f.at
wide A. "a result Mrs. Fulton ls now
happy
The Spokesman Reviow'n cor-r1ppnd-
cnt ~ Trout Lake city, DC. says that
a. J. BEETLES II Salt Llio city Tt1h.
~ IN town en- route 10 the Great NUuh.
crn group 90 look nftar thr develop
mcnt N that property and other claims
owned by bis company In that vicinity.
Montpelier Examiners ". H. podre.
owners Of the blackstone mlnl at
50. Charles. was ~ from SAT- Lake
Viewing his property last week Work
win mo- doubt commence ON this rrHu.f
in- mine Ia the near future as i result
Of his visit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
Dress Skirts.

IuF. received d now line ~ fancy col.
0r.d Dress HkiriH. ln blue ur green
fhadlA wei worth i&'i. special Co
Si.75
New lli " black hrocauad briiiIan-
.iaD prHu skirts, nicely lined and
hIund, fir
S2.25
NOunY SILK. CHIFFON CApEs
ana CpLLAUEfrES f1r .ariy fan
wear. ai clollng-1ui prices. from
IS Sa So
Regular prices $500. 600 aud $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

Notice r. hcroby given by the under
sirngd james y. Emstt. executor Of the
estate y John q. Kitchen. deceased, 10
the creditors OF and AN persons having
claims against said deceased. 10 eN.
hlbli thcm. with thc necessary vouchers.
within ton months after the first puhii-
cation % this notice. TO said executor.
az HE Office In kauah the same being
TIE place FOR the Transaction Of the
hualncga Of said estate. In the county 81
Kane. state or Utah.
urt, a. ID. isas.
JAMES s. EMETT.
Executor.
JOHN r. nAWSEs,
Attorney Tor Executor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stookhold,
aru OF the West Mountain Gold and
Copper company for the election OF
directors ana for the transaction OF
such other business as may come be-
fore II, Will be held ~ the once Of thu
In the Atlas block room fiD.
Salt Lake city, Utah. on the third
Wednesday IN August august i7th).
1885 AZ y o'clock noon. Dated Salt
Lake city. Utah. July 18th, 1893.
W. Z. JERMAiNE. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

NOTICE The petition OF Elizabeth
Hunter. praying Tor the Issuance 70
William =. Hunter OF letters " ad-
ininistratlon In the estate OF Adam
Hunter. deceased. has been set for hear
Ing on Saturday. the 21th day OF Au-
gust, a. -. 1895. 40 $3.50 O'Clock a. M.
~ the County Court House. In the
Court Room of said Court, In Salt Lake
city. Salt Lake County. Utah.
witness the clerk " said Court with
The seal thereof affixed this 18Th day
OF August. a. y. is9s.
DAVID g. DUNBAR. CLERK.
Ily ALBERT SPENCER.
Deputy Clerk.
Gleason 8. Kinney & Alex McNfastcr,
Attorneys for Petitioner.