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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
pRovo UTAH.

There were nearly THREE thousand
pcufir AZ the Black Hawk veterans
eucamrmrnt yesterday. and meetings
were held both forenoon and afternoon.
In the forenoon General wiliam ~.
kimhtli, "a years ~ axe. delivered the
principal addrcra iic referred 90 his
experience in lighting Indians aud me
bravery exhibited by the Pioneers I'M
drr TIE trying circumstances Ia which
they were placed, paying a hlgh tribute
20 toe courage and devotion exhibited
bi theA wunGn. General Kimhall ad-
Nucatrd a state union ~ an tho men
Who had participated In Indian lights.
and recommended that an ctori b.
made 10 srcure o pension from the T1y-
eminent lie exhibited sash which
hli been worn through the Black
Hawk war ln 1850 ana afterwards pre-
Hcui.i 90 thc President Joseph smith.
From him u had descended 60 'he
speaker from bic father President
iiCh,r q, klmhilL The Prophet Joseph.
when presenting The rlHh 30 iigbrr G..
hlmnnll, had promised That IL should
never be stained with h1od. presi-
dent klmhall had handed 10 down with
the same promise, which had brrn full
nllrd, A saddle and other war rollcH
were exhibited by flc speaker re
marks were also made hy President
David John and C1mrale i.ce OF
Hprlnrylllc Many songs were given.
and li.lc Master Louis Clcgg of
Sprlngylile divided the h3n1rs uf the
morning session with uuurril iklmhail
Louis u undoubtedly thr youngest
drummer boy m existence. Tie played
q drum solo, accompanied by his father.
Israel clcEH, on The nutr, and the way
thn little fellow handled the sticks cap.
tNAtnd the house. HIS mother stood
by MS Side To- encourage him. hut he
seemed not In The ieas, afraid. and
acquitted himself az professional.
Aft'r thu sNvrclHci the veterans,
nggrIy 200 strong. formed In a hollow
square uu Military avenue ana Cow
truur Wells ana Lieutenant A. ~.
Wells who arrived about n o'clock.
we're introduced 90 the ga HnlirrH
ln tho afternoon Governor Wells ld-
dressed tho needing. lie spoke W tho
policy Of tho Pioneer icadrlH-tu save
and Clyilize the Indians ANA nos 60 dss-
troy Thorn, This policy had hgpu acted
upon by tho spsak,rs fathrr and tho
men who had been associated win
him In thf militia and uo blood had
been shed uulrsa u was an absolute
necessity Governor Wells also spoke
ln hlrh terms 90 the Valnr exhibited BY
the Utah volunteers IN the present war,
many 1f them were daFcendunta OF tho
veterans now assembled and reflected
honor upon their ancestors and their
State,
Lieutenant Wells spoke briefly, an
GOO briefly 90 suit the assembly, who
manf.rtad their desire for "a longer tax
by vigorous applause and crrs nf.
"Tau ua about Santiago" but The gru.
tl,mnn could not be- Induced 90 appear
o second time. His remarks were "a
brief Acknowledgement VI The kindly
rrrot.nr extended 20 his brother md
hlmfalf by tho comrades NJ hla father.
Speeches were also made by General
". U. Pace. Comrades Reea and others,
and Fluga and racljutllua were plantl'
fully scattered through tho pfogrnm.
Th urunl nmusem u,H. visiting, boat
ing ctp.. and "a ball Ia the evening
wound up the days proceedings,
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TrlEeRAPHlc BaIwTlls.

Admiral sohloy went 60 Washington
from Sow York thla afternoon over
the rennHylvanla railroad,
Admiral schloy arrived az washing
ton at $40 thia afternoon ana drove
Immediately 90 his hotol.
STR. and Mrs. dec. Vanderbilt and
NfL John prtw thc actor Hre pas
f.ngora ou the Augusta Victoria, which
Al the Seventeenth district Uopuhn.
can congregational convention NJ Co.
h1rton. o.. today judge Frank rarprt
of wooster was nominated Cor COM
grcas.
THE contractors Tor the san Pedro.
Cnl, hlrhnr Improvement have signed
the contract with the war department
ord executed a bond for 100000 Tor
faithful fulnllmcut of thr same.
The Carllat and Republican members
or the Spanish Cnrtra have decided not
~ attend tho forthcoming session, and
they win Issue a manifesto 90 tho cuun-
try explaining the reasons Tor tholr alb.
H"nce.
sini1 Thryfl. the Portugal minister,
end nor calv1, minister uf Costa
LIe1. have expressed o. she state de-
pertinent the satisfaction ~ th0lr
O. Hp.ciiye governments on the trrmln-
alton lt tho war with spain.
a telegram 10 Washington from Sec
rUury AlFgr 40 Camp Wlkon, Muntnuk
Point was rad M the cabinet meet-
INK Today, Secretary Algtr stated
that d. found the existing conditions
al the camp fairly Hatlnfleiory
JOS Murphy. member q the racing
hOirl, Illinois division, l.. A. w, has
decided 10 run the Chicago city cham
rImfhlp races al RnvenswoOd, Sept
10Th, HThere VIII be three races. two
i've ana one ten miles,
The Twcnty.second Kansas volun-
tltr Infantry, now az MlddletuWn, Pa,
has been ordered 60 Fort Leaveuwufth,
kua. Co De mustered out, aud the
Flrst New Hampshire volunteer tn
fuutry, now ut Lexington, KY 10 con-
cord, NJ H., 20 be- mustered out.
Yesterday the Runbolt with the
Augl0-i,gyptan expedition seized ne
island ~ Oih-El-R0yan opposite III
Hair, about forty miles north N ON
durham. the capital of the khallfn.
The island win be used as an advance
drpo, for stores,
II Is understood that Secretary Day
took with him o. The cabinet meeting
today cppy OF The Instructions when
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

New York. Aug 2f-'rhe urIush
ntfamar silvia. Captain Clark arrived
this morning from Ponce. Porto ROO,
sailing from ghi. port nn August %,
The silvia brings Q, cabin p1HnuE lH,
but was unlhl. o. cake any cargo 900
board. owing 20 her being British
steamer AMONG her passengers ar
Juurt W ID. pieksy ara Frank r.
plcksy, ME sou. who made ihr round
trip on che steamer Major ", H.
Weston, civilian. ~ Tracey J. A.
pyaro. Mrr. 81 y. Ham, o Newspaper
correspondent captain W. Y. SHItt.
Major Webb &. Hayes. Fire, Ohio c1v-
alry. Lieut.. 4. r. Pierce. Thirteenth
Infantry. pr. John D. Htien, Twelfth
Now York, corporal John lf.l|n and
Private Robert q. ntFiuv both Hf
troop A. New York cavalry. C1p'lIu
\. paget, naval atiuchf 0f me uHsih
army. joe, Johnson, reporter. Frank
On Ciarflu, reporter; 10 I.Iman. rH-
porter. Luelfn ADKINS. reporter: q.
Ruharts0n Sew York Herald, ANA
Robert ward. marine engineer.
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I. branch In this city. has returned
from n two weeks trip t1 D,nver.
omaha and Chicago. who're he has
heen on husi- sa and pleasure. Mr..
Tifs IL well pleased with hls visit: he
took occasion 60 study improved moth
0dH ~ bu1incaf nH Incorporated In the
System " leading mercantile houses iu
the cities mcut1nod, and ls ~ the
opniln that rilh people have much 90
learn before they can claim 20 "d1
business"
A ilito daughter Of Mr.. ami Mrl
Isaac burton. about year old, died
yesterday morning from summer COM
plaint.
Ex-roaimaster R1hoWs has returned
fruu q throe w1skS "trip 50 sweet
water. Wyoming, on mining bualnraa.
John Rawllugs. aged o.. aud Martina
Christensen. agt1 40. h1ih ~ Provo.
have received marriage license.
81. l.. Scars. an omaha attorney. ex-
poets 70 come o. Prove - i've In a
short time.
c. 4. GhEler and family % Iehl are
visiting relatives here.
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h. didn't believe any Of them had siald
IN the lake as they would seek sait
water. and no doubt had made thelf
way 90 salt Lake. ,-
The game warden viii strive thls
coming winter 90 have tab. ldaho hnl
wyoming adopt the Colorado lAW'
for the preservation of game ana u'n'
thus allowing the states 10 Noia ln
unison. to pros cute people o'l'i'l"s
ash or KILLING game out ~ seas
said Lake. Tie prami- % later 'n send
M. r~sminer any data ho might have
~ Interests 90 this section.
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NAVAL LIEUTENANT HERE.
Present War, He Says H1s Proved the Use
lessnss Of Small fire Guns.

Lieutenant Burns e willlns. unt'l
saies navy. is spending a p1rt o. his
vacation ln this c'iy, accompanied by
hls wife and chud. Tha licuienlnt Is
on exper, electrician ana had ohsrEs
~ the Inspection ~ electrical apple
lfcts for che navy dtpaf .mont at San
Frlnclrcs. During he Ki5ndike rush
he WAS at sltki. Taai'. Alaska. but
ialietly has been 90 the Mare Island
navy yarls
lie Fiys me present war has changed
a grfat many ideas IN tn navy II
hna proved the practical usclersugs ol
unin irr guns in battle. aud his DOM
uuetraied TIE great use W rapid hre
ordnance. ELECTRICITY h. claims Will De
greater factor iu ihs handling u war
ships than ever before.
Tho lieutenant VIII remain IN the
city Until WG1csihy 1r Thur1day "
next week. taxing in The sights. when
he goes g. New York
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Utah Game Warden in Idaho,

Montpelier Examiner; Mr. shaw tthc
name should be sharp. State nsh aud
game warden OF Utah. was In the city
Thursday lie was On his way from
Beur l.ake,whore he had been trying 70
get hold OF some bass and white nsh.
that were planted In that lake some,
Thing over year ago, He didn't sue.
coed, however In seeing or catchlns
any and therefore was unable 20 say
whether they were 20 be found In tho
lake or not. Several millions of fry
that some of them ought Ia be lu evil
dence, II they had nourlshed al all
Speaking u the shad, Mr, shaw said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26
SALE OF SCOTT PROPERTY.
Master in chanoey S. H. Lewis Files His Re-
port In Federal Court.


Special Master In Chancery s H..
Lawlf. nled a report of the sale OF prop
cry In the Federal court today. on a
decree Of foreclosure made on the sth
Of July. 1sgl. IN the case " The Travel
cra' Insurance company " George NJ
Scott II nL
The sale Includes the building oil;
George NJ Scott & company. on East
Temple street, and the warehouse nd-
Joining the pos,onice on Second South
street, The sum realized was iciolo
A. Hanauor was the bidder. TIL amount
paid leaves O. good surplus over and
above the amount of the Judgment
There ia question aF 90 who lf en-
Titled 90 the surplus, and the courts
may hnvD fu ho roHirtnd 60. Go deter
minc jha question. Assignee Andrr-
fnn htH served "a notice on the master
that ho wants % turned over 90 him.
ANOTHER REPORT OF SALE.
In the case M Edward LOWS. trustee
90 ai. We the Central Utah Land q IT.
rigation company q al Master In
Chancery =. ~. LOWS nlcd his second
IMPORT today.
The nrrt report showed that the de-
Pendants property was sold Tor flvl.-
ql1. ii0i9.oi of which was paid in cash.
fhere was n,11l ~ this applied towards
the Expense and commission Of sale nni
payment of Interest On three ut the
bonds. Thorc were a25 bonds ouf-
standing secured BY the mortgage fore
closed. nfty ~ them being ~ tho value
0f 500 and 2i5 a. 1900 each. nggrcEnt-
Inc with interest i1il025. There was
Yl.tfiN paid on account % costs at
tending sale.
The purchase price. the reports shows.
has been fully paid and q certificate ot
sale has boon lsauod 20 the purchaser
II was found that a balance u $50 waaa
len over and above all expenses, anu
this was returned to the bidder.
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Moman', lsponenl.

Tho current number ~ tho woman's
Exponent Il al hand. Il contains the
following table VI contcntsi
The Red cross-Ellls Il Ship, Special
Primary Meeting May Anderson. We
Mothers-L l., urrcne Richards. For
elgn Letter-scyvrne Snow wltbeek. A
Walt 10 Bear Lake-Lydia H. Alder.
", W, l., C.-Aimoe schiller. Ia
Memorlam. Ladies Seml-Monthly Meet.
ing.
Editorial: --Rellef Society Conference.
The War and its Ehects. Editorial
Notes
foetryi-llorrors ~ War-R. NJ. H..
Humanity Tor Cuha-Mary baird Finch
To Frances william Martha shepard
Llpplncott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

Kansas city. Aug. 2g.-Nra. Ada not
kin. under arrest In san Francisco ON
the charge nf sending q box uf poisoned
candy which caused the death " Mr..
!. y. Dunnlng and her sister. Mrs. j.
a. Doanc. 81 Dover. Delaware. lived In
Kansas city twelve or nftocn ycarn ago.
Tho family was prominent loo society
and financial circles Tor number ot
years
SIR Botkin came hero from Joplin.
Mo-. whore he had amused a small Tor.
tune. Tie became connected with the
Missouri Valley Bank and remained
with that Institution Tor several years.
Later h. engaged In the grain business
IN small way. lie was never an
operator on the board Of trade, 90 least
none OF the ola time SHANNON TO-
member him.
Air notkln was n man ~ genial per.
fOnallty, and MfH. Botkin was % refined
moth. riy woman who made many
friends.
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Personal Paragraphs.

James Hamilton. wife and daughter
and Thomas Marshall and his sister
are "a party Of Pittsburg people who are
pending a few days In the city
Thomas pnklngton, o. Manchester
England. who has been spending some
weeks with J. g. foultun on second
West. icft this morning Tor ENGLAND.
Mrs Joseph q, Romney and her dauEh-
Ter. Mru. Grcenup, leave thls evening"
Tor Uuttc, Mont. Mrs. ureenup viii
make her home In the northern city,
nor husband having secured position
"a manager u a lumber company there
Mrs. u. l.. Murdoch ana the Misses
Thnrkeray, lcft this morning for a
short visit 20 Park cry.
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There will be built yct this year ~
number OF nne rcsl1lnees on east
South Temple street. The upper 'nd
~ this street IL nlIng up with az
buildings ana GOOD building sites are
A. "A premium. Mt Kdih. ~ SIlvsr
King fame. III laying ihn foundation Cor
"a mansion on the cUrntf % South Tenn
nj and y streets, JuNt onHt ~ THIS
Mrs. Ferguson 10 building "a nne rffi-
drnrs. uoyt sherman "a erecting "a
councillors home near the judge resi-
denee, una Mr.. Holden lH clntrmpai-
ing building the inject mansion ln the
rlty On tho corner VI Fire, and n
stfNeta.
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Warrington. Aug. ed-Tnc nrst "
the steamers VI the newly established
government Inc between New York and
cuba and Porto Rico 10 start from the
United States Will he the steamer som
next Monday
u IN proposed o. have n steamer
leave New Yorl, IN this service nt least
once "a week. ON each trip Che United
states malls and The stores Oi quar-
masters and other supplies for the
Islands viii be- carried.
Tho official announcement was made
nt the war department today as fnl'
lows
Tho aufrtcrmaHtcr general states Tor
the Information OF an hurcaus uf The war
department that the steamer seneca
will flu from Nov York on Monday
nrxt nt noon. going nrli 20 Porto Rico
and thence TO Santiago, cuba, thence
returning % New York.
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New york. Aug. se.-s,creiary A's Nc,
resumed bis work OF nvef,'. i'' ,,rene
tffaire OF Camp Wikon today ~ ~.
be All mine DO ana was % rive az
",timr ~ @renrre thirty days lui
nrebs A. az mon 0f Che flia N'N
80 ,oi,,,t@sr. aud ths Second Massh-
f,usetts. grrar1i AirHf iold .ne s'in
rrndffe Of thrss regiments t' "i'
off tno tist on au men VINO Mgi.
u leave camp. sn they tiN
uoir homes o. soon ns p' IVY. --,r,.
The rough ridera are al-! ,nehi..-,
c fufl0urhs. aud go viii UT.
General Algcr said he did not know
,b.r H. sbnnid leave. as De wanted TO
SIC things In better shape "''''' wv
General Alr,r Will. making MS
r,,tods mndr "A careful inquiry on rou-
mo aifaira. and wh thgr a suihcieht
simply ~ Tee and mHh lAl nien
clivsi AZ the hosptiia Whgn he leuhl
vhat he considered n.el,et MhyW"' 70
H. plainly called 90 count ,l /.
pOnfihle. SeCrtafy ~. ~, 49,, 7,
dapatch from Adjuuni HchelI vi w ~
4, tVgetinrtor. Informing him that
Irestdgni AicKinioy could not come 10
GIMP Wikon this week. 49,. -.-.. ,,,,,
The President Will WISH the camp nut
h, IL r1t looked Cor now before the
In ode or tnd 0f u.Xt week.
Another transport reached the camp
today. 10 was She ID ~ Mll.t' az
ahs has tha men off che lirst regular in-
fantry. .iG ln 900. ON board Twenty
OF them are sick. but there We're na
dfaths duflng she voyage. neither arg
thrro ans 0f che sick men down with
contagious disease.
There were two deaths in camp re-
pnny q. gevcnty. hrairlg.m mt. dlci oi
dysentsrry. and John uurmlu, OF COM
pany y, twentieth United states M
mntry. died from dys0nierfy ana eN'
hauHtiun. 49,.
Ia the general hospital there are i,V.'
patients. There are 100 iyph'ii rlNgnt'
In the hospital. which o. de'ftaa..' Ih'
number at detention camp was ~ nr
this was also a lower record than Ser
lefdny.
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cOloRtD MANS MARROW ESCAPE.


4 coiorcd man on a wheel had mar
row escape from being run over by a
Rapid Transit car this afternoon. The
blcycilHt was going eaat on Second
South street. and was crossing State
street. Two cafs met az this point. one
going north. the other south. The dark
skinned gentleman pulled up 10 allow
the south bound car 90 pass. and then
ran righilni1 the one Eolni north. with
Rhodes applied the brake and reversed
the power, n feat that saved the col.
orcd ''Ecmman" from being crushed
underneath the car Those who wit.
messed the Incident. held their breath.
hut the coon sped on. with a look on
his face suggestive ~ never touched
me-"
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washington. Avg. aG-sscrctnry nay
unun leaving the cabinet meeting 'hIH
afternoon. nnnquncri that Wh't0l1w
Uold hla boon selected as a peace CONE
miariunlr The commission, on Tar AH
hls hr0n made up. Oh nH f1llpwHi N'os
rotary Day. senator Davis " Mimi,
Senator Frye 0f Maine. ana Whi,elaw
Reid of New York
Tho nfth member. Secrflary Day an
n1unrcd officially. has not been selected,
hut Justice white, of the supreme
court, nla tht Presidents tender ~ "a
place under consideration, ana may be-
induced 90 accept.
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OOINGs IN THE POLICE COURT

In tho police court today John d.
Nultlng and jim Doe forfeited g. each
Tor a violation q the bicycle ordinance.
Albert Edwards and Tom Allen, two
colorcd men. wCru bound over % the
district court In bonds az $500
and 500 respectively In default
~ which they We're taken 10
the county JAN. These men
were arrested last evening for unlaw-
fully c1habiiIug with two white
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An investigation as to the sanity Of
Mrs. Louise Anderson will be had az
soon as the wasatch county officials
can be heard from. which, Il IL thought,
viii be tomorrow or Mondly. Tho Wp'
man h iaborlng under the hallucinntion
that an Italian N pursuing her fpr the
purpose VI taking her life. AZ present
she IL being cared for by MrH. Shom-
berg. residing on Washington ayonue.
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Washington. aug. 2c.-Minlaior Buck
Tokyo. Japan. writfH the d.ptrim nl
Oh o. that h has noticed no allfilr-
tom iu consequence ~ the aun1Natlnn
Uf thr Hawaiian islands 60 tho tnli u
states since the annexation has become
urpumpiis she'd. The government nnd pr1-
uia nllIta rHam 60 hn satisfied that nlr
Government win fully protect thn r'ghiH
and Interests OF Japan and of IlpluHnH
subjects In those Islands. un thl part
of The public press, be- hlf known or
10 unkind oxprrnalons h'raur' 90 an.
% Fun
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The funeral ~ county Commissioner
W. II. WIun. h.M 600 Lehl yesterday,
Wla very largely attended boy people
nam wan 200 parts 70 me county evil
.aeus Cine high ESQ m IN which the
deceased was hall. The sprkrra were
Elders Edwin s-uthwlck, Andrew
FlOil. a. j. Evans. }. q, bullock, VIII
Ham Yates Andrew II, Anderson and
Bbhlp n. n. cutler who an spoke
words N praise N the departed and
such consolation az human sympathy
and huguWe can express o. she boz
rrlved family. 4 very large c3ripge
followed the remains 70 the cemetery,
L. O, TAFT. manager OF the z. c, NJ,
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aEoRaE H. IIupsoN.
THE SAILOR WAS DROWNED.


Richard Wright a Salt Lakor, who
enlisted In Colonel willard Young en-
cheering regiment. In writing from
Honolulu, says that alS hundred aud
twenty-five volunteers were slowed
away ON tho steamer Charles Nelson
from Ban Francisco 10 Honolulu. The
crowdinR was 20 terrific, he says. na
70 almost reach tho point ~ nufforn.
ton and one of tho lifehoa,n had o. be
used for baggage. when four dny =
out from Han franciuco a New Ynrl,
soldier jumped overheard with suicidal
Intent. The llfobont containing bag
gaze was quickly lowered and upset.
rescue was drowned while the ~otthicln
soldier was saved.
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william T.. Ward died NJ Mercur yes
'erday from Eaa poisoning received In
the Golden Gate min earlier In the
week John Mvnhnrt. who was also
employed ~ the mln. In In somewhat
critical state. Both men were I'm.
ployed In tho Rufo-cyanidea dopert-
ment aud Inhaled the RnH which arose
from the chemicals used In reduction.
Ward was carried away unconscious
aud died after much suffering. Lee
Wilson, another oinplnyo. also had a
narrow escape from a similar fate.
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A PRE-DlGEsTED FOOD.

Tho famous novelty IN foods. Grape
Nuts. So prg-dlgcsted and furnishes
the human body IN q condensed form
the nourlshmcnt needed 10 supply thf
waste of the daily eNertiOn. Food ox-
pertH assert that there lis az much nut
umcnt In one pound of Grape Nuts as
10 ten NJ meat.
The pleasing dellcncy has Just been
introduced In our city,
1t Is SOLD by most grocers.
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iOW ulTrsIuf

Aur, seth. omaha ana r'rr ia
Ecpt 1, .. .. Cincinnati i,l ir-t
itLf0.
Daily rate omaha nui fies H.H
Tho Union Pacific o. n rr ~.
romely Equipped line p ni rr.
many hours quickest rnbrs-t
East nlniur and nunf rad a
Library carr with no e,rr s. li-l.
ha aud Chicago. For fllf . "a.
ton. rDrettUtiuu ~ trh ri Lei,
chase of tickets. call 90 lii 'UH ia,7
No. .0i Main street.
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Cleveland ohio. Aug e6-The strike
~ the wire drawers az the American
works may be settled within the ncN'
fcw days. There are strong indications
that the big contest which Tor some
time has threatened 90 extend % every
mill % the American steel and Wire
company, will SOON BE- thing or the
past. 10 ia known that tho negotiations
Tor . Hctiiament VI the differences be-
tween the strikers and the company
have been opened. drncfal Manager
ahulcr OF the American Steel and Wlff
company. viii make no iurih.r aiAi.
mrnt that the wire min ut The Amcrl-
can works VIII be Ia fun operation
within q short umr.
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Republican Phm,fis,.

Republican primaries VIII BE- held
throughout this city and county o..
nirht. Those IN the city viii be- held
In the following places
First Municipal Ward-Anncx 10
Ninth ward meeting houae.
Second Municipal Wnrd-naseme
Of Atlas block
Third Municipal Mard-old Six
teenth ward school house.
Fourth Municipal wafd-Turrntra
hall.
Fifth Municipal ward-Illoheliu
hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-26

plul. ills. Aur. 9G.--Thsrr ~ an
omiuUus absfnr. - Developments IN
the mining situation today The mln.
tga and their STATE and national oils
Fdt, aH WHll aa thr ElHr.u. hlH deputies
ana the operators 900 thp other. ar.
working with scaled lips The negroes
were ptarethlY permitted o. remain
In the fprugE.lH mdnH, Al tho miH-s
uFa hCiuW guarded Win epreInl dHpu.
tics and a putilf are continually dr.y-
lrg through the principal sire o. 90 ana
ffum thH Mines