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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
PERMISSION GIVEN.
From The Washington Star.

From The washington Sihr-
II WAS near the hour Of 1880 p. H. and the War
Department clerk still remained within the ances-
fral hill OF a mansion not Tar from Scott Circle
Tho YOUNG man staying longer than usual.
for tho girl liked him. notwiths landing his dia-
tory habits and he had some hopes Of winning
her hand and heart. and on this night he would put
AZ before stated II was 40 O'Clock when ne
rested his elbow the arm of his chair ana lookcp
Nycdly nj the weary maiden on the sofa
'Mjes Ftheynd." he said. with great yearn-
ing have you thought seriously % "hat TINS Ter
riblc isl ,. -. o.. -......,,,,,
the girl 'and suppose ! have done my snare
you have battered M once pr twice MISS tth,
eIvnd by asking me not 20 go 10 me 'front.' untl
coz, s,id 7 might 20 or until The call Of my coun-
nv was imperative. Neither ~ those conditions -
vet AT hand. and stil Peel thht u II my nutS l"
20. What do you say , $500, -. .,s
.cbn,rina I'm his voice fcT he was laying q trap
Tor her and ne watched her 10 see the effect 81 MS
words ,s.f,u, ,rd ,urned
her heavy laden eyes upon MIN ...
,'WelI she said. with sublime resignation.
you will go right tits minute won say az, 10,
And Tor the first time he realized the ac'uai nor
rorS Of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
NO LIGHT FROM TAMPA.


many more. and the combined force OF
fourteen hundred WILL in all probability. be used
as an advance guard to protect the landing OF
the troops.
Last week the battalion was equipped with
the new campaign uniform. which consists OF
Jacket and trousers Of drab linen, canvas leg
gings and hats eimiar 10 those worn by the
Army. Thus equipped the men VIII be cool, ana
the lack Of definite color in their garb VIII Keep
them from becoming good targets even for the
best Of marksmen.
No part Of the service can surpass the marines
in physique training or craftsmanship, and GER
tany not in easerness for the frav. In the
weeks they spent cooped up in the Panther they
kept up their target practice until each OF them
Is practically a sherpsbooter with small arms
and the machine guns on the ship, mus as a
protective body they be depended upon to
do their share Of the work in an excellent man
Their officers. too are men or nerve ana
action. and altogether the Marine Corps to-day
Is practically perfect in its readiness for service
one company was left here to police the town
and guard the Government stores and wharves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
IMPORTING LARGE QUANTITIES OF TEA.
ANTICIPATING THE WAR DUTY on THE PACIFIC

Tscoma. Wash. June Sit is reported here that
importers are making quiet but extraordinary
effort TO hurry all the tea possible into America
before the prospective war duty shall become ef-
fectivs, and that probably at least four OF me
Northern Pac!Ac Steamship Companys feet OF tea
steamers will arrive here this month. An exception
ally large number.
In view OF the fact that the Government Ia seiS-
Ing these steamers for use as transports 1t = In
ferred that the vessels may be loaded with tea at
the nearest available point and rushed 10 Tacoma
before July J. saving thousands OF dollars duty
which would go 10 Uncle Sam after the war revenue
law became operative. and az the Same time hurry
the boats along for service In embarking troops 10
Manila
The Olympia IL due here June 70 and The Arizona
July l. The Columbia is In japanese waters, and
the Tacoma will be due In Yokohama IN day or
two and could be returned here IN a short time
oficials here Will say nothing about such a move
claiming that Arrangements for freight coming
this way are made H. tho Aslailc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
COMFORT FOR YACHT CREWS.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS TO THAT END IN THE NEW
CRAFT-THE AMERICANS MAGNIF1-
CENT INTERIOR.


In all large American yachts ow being ouiit INC
owners extending the arrangements FOR the
comfort and pleasure Of the crew II has been re-
ported that Howard Gould will give his men on
the Niagara large and we-lighted sittins-room
extending the full width Of the ship and Com
modore Watt has provided his forty men with
fine tiled bathroom. which will have shower ap-
paratus and hot and cold salt and fresh water
practically the same as those Of the officers The
bathroom adjoining Mrs Watts room on the
American has an arrangement for Russian oaths'
The interior OF this yacht which was launched on
Wednesday. have not been completed. The dining
room will have its walls decorated in the Nern's-
Martin style The large reception.room Is peiis
done in White mahogany. with elaborate carving
while the draperes to be OF pale yelow sa.,, i
The libraries will be paneed in Englsh OAK, an.
the draperies will be OF green Antwerp t 49,.
The Commodores stateroom is being out OF Dii u
eye maple and will be draped with par ed o ~ Mrs
velol,rs embroidered by hand. The WOOD OF MS i
VARS stateroom is also Of bird s-eye maple anI
viii be draped with de Nile six tate'a ha''"
embroidered. 49,. .r..r ~ the
" G. Kinds is to be the CHIEF onlcer o' o Nm
American Mr. Watt being. OF COURSE HIS wv"
skipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
Az AMERICAN HORSE RIMS SECOND.

London June at the second days racing az
the IineAeld Park Spring Meeting TO-DAY Sir r.
Waldo Grfithss four year-olG bay nlly Merle won
the Prince OF Wales Cup.
This race IS a handicap OF 100 sovereigns. being
ESQ soyereigns and "A cup. value fifty sovereigns,
10 the winner Scycuty-fFc -Oscrcigns 10 tho second
horse and twenfy -hvc sONoreIgns 70 the third for
tnro,-ycar-o Odds and upward. entrance. three SOW
erCigns.
There six starters over the course. one mile
straight. and the following was Tho result In detail:
Sir r Waldie Grlfihrs fVuf year old u. Merle. by
o. serf Jhstlehcld ...t.'. t.....'...'
August Benlsnts tnree Old CHI. Bridegroom II.
~ Ray1n dprSt. bridget .-.......-.
(arfa,n rreviils Cooksons thrse year old b. a. Gay
Iumicy by rarHhand--Lady IHmi-y ..............-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
CORNELL FRESHMAN AHEAD.
THE YOUNGSTERS oUTRow THE OLDER MEN N
TWO-MILE DASH


TwO-MILE DASH.
Ithaca n Y. June (SpeciaD.-The practice OF
the Varsity crew this afternoon was on ne wnoie
encouraging. From on tho crow '""" p" "N-
pected to improve its time which has hitherto ~
manned slow on account u. titaLtn1 ',e.oe~ 49, .''S
rowing order The crew which has been picked 10
one Of the most determined crews Cornell ever
sent out, and will fight from start 10 finish.
This afternoon the Varsity and freshmen crews
rowed the usual course. the varsity pegln.
ming a mile above Glenwood and rowing threS
miles and the freshmen rowing TWO miies ana
beating the Varsity by about length Inc iresh-
men are coming on fairly VIII. though they 90 NOT
always swing together the blade work IS YET "
be improved, ana OF the men are not sure
on the catch. The substitute crew rowed to-day a.
follows: ~,
Raymond. stroke; Ludlam. No q Holloway; No.
c. Sweetland. No. ): Robins. No :; Taylor, no. -
1ryon, No .: Thomas. bow. ). J.. Fisher. coxswaln:
lie freshmen this morning unanimously eiecteo
l.. 5. Lyon. or Wilnamsport, captain OF the fresh-
men crew. Lyon mas been rowing regularly az NO.
g. lie Is nineteen years old. feet 80 inches IN
height weighs l5i pounds and Is one or the most
faithful oarsmen In the boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
RUNoRs CONCERNING CAPTAIN MILLER.
REVIVAL OF THE STORIES THAT HE rs TO GET
COMMISSION IL TIE NAvY-NAvAL AUX
rLIARY BOARD PROCEEDINGs.


The Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Board ~ which
Captain Frederick Rodgers has again taken charge.
was busily engaged in adding yesterday 20 tho list
Of suitable vessels available for tho uses 20 which
a large number of craft are TO D, PIT In connection
win harbpr defence ana coast patrol Tho sea-
gong tugs Governor. Ferguson. Dorothy ard Nos.
= and - belonging 20 tho New-York Central Light
oragc COMPANY were inspected yesterday. They
are from ninety 20 one hundred f'e' long and hav"
TONNAGE In the neignborhood Of ono hundred and
thirty.
Lieutenant q Commander Kelley and Naval Con
efru.for Tawresry were IN Fniad' phin yesterday
and inspected the tugs Isabelle Dempsey and liu..
Mo- aulcy. which owned there aAl Nif N.
taken % patrol work on o." p'iaware River and
Commander Charles Bcknap who was assiguei
OF the Now York state Naval Militia has been dc-
taChcd from his d ty and ordered 20 san Fran
cisco command tho collier Nero. which IT, 20
accompany the Monadnoch 10 Manila 1873 pr'e
Harry Knox % succeed him 'omnander kuoN Is
the head o. tho Bureau of Applied Mechanics at
the Annapolis Naval Academy.
Rcar-Admlrtl Erben was Informed yesterday
taw assigned TO duty AZ Galveston. no Powhata1.
which WAS also fitted ~ 80 the Pensacola Navy
Yald mi gone 20 Mobile for patrol duty Mt that
harbor under Commander Wadhams.
The report has been revived thaf Captain JACOB
". Miller Of tie Naval Militia. u.s. 10 be- appointed
a lieutenant commander Of he Regular Nay} and IS
t. take charge Of The patrol fleet ~ IN Third Dis
triot succeeding Commander Flcid who VIII re-
sumo his former duties OF recruiting officer at This
port Captain Miller VIZ said 90 BOO in Washing
ION Yesterday. representing Adlufant-Gencrai TIL
Nnehas' IN the assignment 81 the Naval Militia 10
patrol duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
CURING A SHIRKER.
srMMARY PUNISHMENT vIsITED on LAZY MAN
IL CAMP

From The Philadelphia Times
An old civil War veteran tells good story Of
how 4 lazy private In his regiment cured Of
ehlrking II appears that The fellow utterly
no good lie had been drafted into service. and
thereafter devoted his Whole time and attention TO
pctfing out Of n. He spent more tnan haf OF his
time in the hospital tent. He ran the gamut OF AL
me disea SOS that flesh IS heir 10 has acquired
through its misguided efforts. somehow. even
the severity 81 military Us phr vas hAie9uat"
10 his shrk he could and would.
one day the regiment WAS ordered 10 battle
There was 10 be long. hard march and a fierce
conflict at the end Of II. When the orders came
The shirkor collapsed lie WIS taken 20 an ambu-
lance where ne lay apparently In cOmatose con-
dl,ion. hearing nothing. needing nothing The sur
geon a new officer just appointed on the STAFF, Was
a keen-witted man, and. after taking In the situa-
ton. he ban9agcd the fellows eyes motioned 20 "A
rrlyate TO take his feet while he himself took IN"
head and without more ado dumped the cOmatosc
,hirker head foremost into the river AS II the
dead OF winter with ice blocks clogging the water.
a more violent remedy could not be imagined and
the way the fellow swan 20 shore was a caution.
From that day forth he WAS never known 70 try
his game OF shirk again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
THE TAX ON TEA.
,,,,oprrps SAY THAT TIE CONSUMPTION WILL
pr GREATLY DECREASED.


importers Of tea throughout the Guy 90 not 'oon
,h ,ronosed tax OF 10 cents pound as an
"P ,loes,ng While Il is generally admitted
.tat ,-,cos will rise. and that they nave ALREADY
snne soon account Of the proposed levyns of the
cav I, is also said that the consumption WI" ne
materially decreased thereby hui'"e. -. i ma
. u,ho were seen yesterday SAID INA, the
p"' - from the tax on tea would he founh
80 orsdrrab bly, less than had been suggested as
70 NC 80. would fall off materially. The pncc
-, Tea now is from three cents to four cents saer
,ban was realized at tie recent auction Sa'e -
g., ,h,s CITY but as the prices then were ap'oi ''S
=" =. So, M means indicates that large pron's are
being MADE ,,a -, r,,r tea will
arrrega,e about eighteen million pounos, al. =,
80, nv he added about two million pou"u' ~
'i.'' ~ This will be about one-hftn OF Inc
1,ns' imports for the year as based on past IN
oor,.,,ons The Government WILL OF oourI n,,v
rs,ye no revenue on the tea imported W 20 jury "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
CANADIAN PAGER WINS AT ISLAND PARK.

Albany. June s-Only one race was contested at
Island Park this afternoon. but this replete
with startling surprises afford plenty OF in
terest. Six heats were required 10 determine the
winner. who finally proved TO be the Canadian
PAGER Henderson. by Diplomat. who weary
in the fifth heat to narrowly escape the distance
flag He the first. second and sixth heats.
Pat Heron. by Pharos owned by William Hutton,
Troy was second. Gypsy Boy. owned by Conklins
Stone. Luzerne. y. Y. was third Best time
-2lS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
AT THE WHEATON LINKS.

CHICAGO June s-The annual tournament OF me
Chicago Golf Club opened to-day on the wheaton
Links In the trials for the Letter Cup E. L Frost
and H. H. Shearson qualified tor the final round
The four highest scores follow: Frost, ST. Shear
son. l)O A Reed 100: W. Waller. 1902.
In the womans handicap Mrs. Hobart c. Chat
feld-Taylor set a new local mark for women her
net score was 50. with allowance OF two points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
YELLOW FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI.
SEVEN CASES AT MHENRY-THE TOWN
QtARANTINED

Jackson. Mise. June 9-General J. r Hunter
secretary OF the state Board az Health. gave
the Associated Press the following statement at
1890 tonight:
1T having been reported 70 me by Drs. Haral-
son and Fokes, sanitary inspectors Of this
Board, that seven cases ~ yellow fever exist
at McHcnry. Miss. ! hereby declare the town ~
McHcnry In quarantine under charge OF Or
HARRISON. who VIII observe the quarantn" and
sanitary rules and regulations adopted by this
Board. J. r. III NTER.
Secretary Mississippi Board Of Health"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
4 NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP.

Leavenworth Kan. June "a dispatch from
baltimore SAYS that the Very Rev John F. Gun
ningham. vicar-general OF the diocese OF Leaven-
18th has heen appointed Bishop of the Con-
cordie diocese TO succeed the Right Rev Thaddeus
I Butler, who named last year ana dled ~
Domc iist forty hours before the time arranged
for his formal consecration by Cardinal satolli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

THE NIAGARA TO LEAVE WlLMlN"io->
Howard Gould is now at the yards OF Hari'' !"
Holllngsworth at Wilmington. Dell ana VIII p'oD
ably leave there on his steam yacht the ''"e"
i ,a ooroo % this c,;v on hi. new vessel. Be
fore starting for Wilmington MT Goulu saiu ia
ali tho ror decoration and upholsterlhs "ou'"
be attended TO In New FORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
REFUSED TO DEFEND AN AMERICAN.

Malaga Spain. June 0-Owng to the refusai
Of local Spanish advocates to defend an Afheri-
can merchant In civil action mere 'he 'uuse
was compelled 10 assign an Official advocate ior
the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
SCOTTISH GOLF CHAMPION.

Glasgow. June 8-The solfng championship
meeting which opened at Prestwick yesterday.
with seventy-six competitors. was concluded to-
day the winner being Harry Vardon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
Time 22i7. 2:csk. 2;2s+. 2.-S+
o,n D,sr>c ~. psr Sono

Marshall Medium h. &. e 4. Cline RochestAr.. I
Ter, b M T. - Treat Weedsport ............. 8
Virginia Lee b m T. Iatour saranac Lake..
Tme--o.24'.. 2.e6s. 226is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

are offered-one for competition among the nrsf
sixteen in the qualifying round for the second
sixteen and a third for open handicap on the
last day. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 1A9 Fleet Street, convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
TROTTfNG Al GENETA.

Geneva ~ Y. June s.-The third day ~ the race
meeting ~ the Western New-lork Circuit at tho
Geneva Driving Park to-day was filed with ex-
citing events and enlivened by one OF the largest
crowds OF the season. summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
WAS CONSTRUCTORS
WHICH CARRIED THEM.

Tampa, Fla, June Special. a month
there had been rumors here OF the immediate
enbarkation OF the Army The first Official
step. however. the issuance Of the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
2cs PACING PURSE s3co

A.huooa xr s. p " Clark Marion ........
Uerrv p = e 9 s Van Auken. syracuse. !
Antorian b. K Frank Matty Syracuse .... =
Time -. I'D 22o, 2;2)t.
go TRoTTISG- $500
T. II Chase - J. + Manning. Watkins. 3 ] !
sorole = n e. II Van Auken. Sy-acus@.
sable Alcypner blk m. ". N. Halsted, New
York .............. ' % =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

General Orders 40. IA Provisional Division
Brigade. General Simon Snyder. Tinted states
Volunteers. commanding. IS hereby orsaniz.d as
follows ard assigned ,emporariy L. tho Fifth
Army Corps, . .
First Brigade Brigadler-Ci-neral Guy Y. Henry
United states Volunteers commanding 3,d Michi-
,an Volunteer Infantry. I'd Onto volunteer IN
>antry and 9Th ONO Volunteer Infantry
Send Brigade Brigadier- General l.. n Carpen-
ter United states Volunteers. commanding, "a
New YORK Volunteer Infantry. 1t pl'fr..t ~ 20
iurh'a volunteer Infantry ard 5th Maryland Vol
unfeer Infantry. =, nm
r-,i,ed <. a,es Volunteers commanding. 1st Ohio
volunteer Infantry 18th Indiana olunieer IN
fsntry and 30 Pennsylvania No.nnteer ln'"hUy'
- r. +. NCTERNAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

Upon every packet box, bottle. not or pnlai OF
e,hsr Enclosure containing any pills. powders. tlhc'
ures troches lozenges. syrups. cordiais o'lerA'
anotynes TONES, plasters. Eniments. saves ONT
merits psstes. drops waters except naturai spi'"s
waters and carbonated natural spring waters) es-
ssnces spirits oils and all medicinal preparations
o. compositions Whatsoever made and sold. or re-
moved for sale by any person. wherein the person
making or preparing the same has, or CLAIMS 10
nave any private formula. OF any exclusive rieh''
"neie such packet, etc. does not exceed al the
.eNA price cents. one-elghth Of one cent tax
onae, .ns retail price is between and 10 cents
,bresa Ln OF one cent; between ~ and 10 cents
6vA4jsS.hhs 81 one cent. between 10 and - eel .;
cents In vsv VI cent. and for each adol''ona -
tcles nsesy and cosmetics and other similar ar
skin or s Ssgpcat9ns 70 the hail. cu'h bo OK
csnts onss,e uoes NOT exceed at the retaii prGe
e be:vrsn fan o. one cent tax; when the pic
Seswesn ~ ana cents three-eighths Of cent;
ard sor csc sno cents. hve-eichths OF cen,,
sss y, OF one cent tax Chewing gum each pack
Tor .acb ss nc,e tnan - retail value. cents ana
uns nsrklng OF other wines. when bottled for sale.
cent, e 49, oole containing one pint or less one
Only to be 1e Sle pint two cents ms sehed
ols is sold '' "hen the article IN '"i' s'"'
PETROLEUM AND SUGAR REFTNERs
y person. firm. corporation company
n.,rs,. s on or doing the business Of refining
t,oll,, vi 'ehhing sugar, or owning or con-
other n. aly pipe line for transporting oil or
eIceeh 'tsIs..SSts' whose gross annual receip's
aly 'so'p, Is made subject 10 pay annu-
euar,sr eSPeclal excise tax equivalent 10 one
receints - per cent on the gross amount OF all
made nm ~ excess OF that Returns must be
10 80 0nS The penalty is fine OF from 800,
lected ~, a stamp tax Of ] cent IL TO be col
and On 10Y seat sold in palace paror car.
ramp - ekkery berth sold in a sleeping-car the
'""pany issuing H. anu '''' ~
INHERITANCE TAN
MAN, on inheritances and legacies exceeding
On -" personal property is provided follows
hneA,. ms between $1,000 and x5Uo--First. on
" the nneal Issue or lneal ancestor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

ma. ax on inheritances and Iegaces exceeding
On VI personal property is provided as follows
kneAt. between $1,000 and <35Ooo--First. on
!" the hneal Issue or lineal ancestor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
Headquarters Fifth Army SorpS Soc

General Orders No The following troops VIII
hold themselves In readiness to move Immediately
on board transports upon notification from these
headquarters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
WEATHER REPORT
Weather report showing os,.-,
tlona at am. today:

weather report showing 5hss-,I
iionn at am. today;
Salt Lake Ci,y-nhromsilr i
temperature, u. minimum. q.
south, light. clear
Baker Cliy-liuwmctpr. YHi l
nefaturc. 20. minimum co. wind
10 miles per hour: clear.
Cheyenne Barometer. gp.,8. is.,-l
nl9lc os' minimum, %. wind. I'd
barometer. 2p.Sg, t-...,.
turc, co. minimum. 5G. wIuI -
llght. partly cloudy.
Helena barometer. 5000. tf-si,|
ture, 90; minimum. 5S: wind. s1nih-
u miles Dor hour. rain .0i Inches. ID
Mileu city barometer, altsj. tsms~|
nturo. So minimum. c.. wind. ID
light clear.
Idaho Falls barometer slfss. III
pofatufc, %, minimum, o.. Wind. md
Ncst u miles pcr hour. rain 80 lu.Af
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s.tt -,
poraturu, 20, minimum, %. -
southwest. miles per hour: ciss A
uencral ma local forecasts AN
hours ending pm. tomorrow
For tinhi Forecast made al s.
Francisco:
Partly cloudy tonight with scaiisrl
thundorhtnrmH. Saturday para
cloudy. Stationary Temperature
For Salt Lake city and vicinity
showers and thundCfHiormH t1h'r
Parity cloudy Saturday, stat.lfi-
temperature.
Observer. Weather nufeia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
MINOR MENTION.

hooked with ths oregon short Line.
Miss Georgia Wheeler has returned
frum the East
The rcd Cross should give another
uuohcon-it takes and pays,
The school census cnumetltors com.
mrnc'd their duties this morning.
The good people of the Tenth ward
aro having "a good time 40 Lagoon Co
day.
Mu. Jane Powell. 40 south Fourth
West. D. said 90 p1usefH % freak In the
shape ~ a chicken with four legs.
Wodguwuul'a battery recruits arr
boarding the trunHpor,a today. They
may sail fur Manila az any hour now.
Garfield had an enormous crowd 70
deal with yesterday afternoon ana
ovenlnE-hnd 10 was a very Jolly crowd.
-, An excursion train for ogden Z.
irof Stcph fnt'H singing class n bound
% do good work and those WIN Join Il
could not have done better.
today that two horses. supposed 20
have been stolen from Culdcr'H Park
"a fow nights ago. had been found at
the sugar oatrny pound
John Doe and Richard Roc. two
department much annoyance today FOR.
felted 81 each for violating the
bicycle ordinance.
The program OF exercises for the
opening ~ Pioneer Park ON tho 25th
has not yet hron arranged, but VIII be
attended 30 next Tuesday evening by
the committee la charge,
While the j1luncation was going on
last night boy named Clark was ln,
iured about the face by the explosion %
"a small cannon. Tho hurts arr most.
~ powder burns, but the accident was
a chose call for tho boys left cyc.
Deputy Attorney General Loo yestor,
day rendered Governor Wells an opln.
Ton 60 the cHCct thut dCh. INJURIES, war.
rants or certificates of Indebtedness
Issued by tho secretary of the atnte
Insane asylum board Tor tho expenses
OF the Asylum, are exempt from che
stamp tax requirements " tho wal
revenue cot The opinion Is based upon
a ruling Of the commissioner uf Internal
revenue In similar case.