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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
THE WIDOWS OPINION.
"A Heap Of Comfort TO Have
steady Beau"

In one of the suburban towns near
the capital lives a widow well endowed
with worldly goods whose husband.
with a sort of posthumous jealousy. has
guarded against her re-marrlage by
providing that she shall lose all her
property " ever she takes another hus-
band. She has been receiving atten-
tions for several years from an elderly
Grand Army OF the Republic veteran.
She has been very good to- him. toe.
Once says the Washington Post. when
he wanted to parade with his comrades
she bought him an expensive blue suit
with brass buttons on n. lie wanted To
marry her. but the VIII OF the selfish
dead man stood between 80 after a
time he married somebody else The
widow was broken hearted. She re.
called the suit with the brass buttona.
She recalled a hundred kindnesscs
shown the old soldier. she bcwailed his
pcrfidy TO her friends.
why" said one of them. what diI
YOU expect? lie wanted n wife To- make
home FOR him. You couldn't marry
him. so why do YOU complaint"
Tho widow wipcd her eyes
- know 7 couldn't marry him." she
said. - didn't really want 10 marry
him anyway. but YOU 500 "a MAS such =
heap Of comfort 10 have steady beau"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
PLEASE, BREAK THE CHAIN,

As The News has taken a particularly
lively interest in the now famous Baby
lon, l.. l., 'chain of letters for the
benefit of the Red Cross Ice Plant Aux
Hilary, 1t cordially gives space to the
following communication which APP
pears to be the last chapter Of this
most fetching story
To the Editor OF The News, Providence, n. T.:
Dear sir--wili you kindly have the in
closed notice printed in your paper in as
prominent position as possible? and thus
oblige, Yours truly.
CATHARINE =. LEvERICH
Secretary, Ice Plant Auxiliary OF the Ameri-
can National Red Cross.
30 East sixtieth street, July H.
AT the request of Mrs. schenck, the Ice
Plant Auxiliary asks that the chain started
by Miss Nathalie schenck OF Babylon, Long
Island, be broken. The response has so far
exceeded her expectations that she finds Il
impossible to carry the chain further. owing
10 the great number OF letters received
daily. The Ice Plant Auxiliary wishes TO
thank Miss schenck for the interest I'm the
work which prompted her to start the chain,
ns well as every one who helped to make 1t
such success.
CATIlARINE s. LEvERICH,
Secretary Ice Plant Auxiliary, etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
THE PIRLoT CASE.

We again publish some remarks OF
Mr.. Sidney g. Rider on the case OF DR..
Pirlot as an effective contribution to
one of the most irritating controversies
that Rhode Island statute was ever
responsible for.
DIR. Pirlot has long sought in vain to
secure certificate OF registration from
the state board OF health under the
medical practices act. From all the in
formation at hand he Is perfectly well
qualified to practice his profession and
he has al, the diplomas and papers re-
quired by the board upon presentation
OF which It is provided by law that reg
istrstion shall be granted; 1t appears
that the board OF registration in med
icine OF our neighboring state of Mass
achusetts considers Dr. Pirlots quail
fications ample and he Is entitled TO
practice In that state. Here in Provi-
dence. he has, we understand. many
friends In the profession who would be
glad to welcome him as fellow prad
titioner.
But as pointed out In previous artI-
ole by Mr.. Rider in his Book Notes. re-
printed in these columns. DR.. Pirlot
finds II impossible to get his reglstra-
tion from the state board of health.
More, the board has recently had him
arrested and tried for practicing with
out registration though the case was
, decided against the board and all its
miserable spotter testimony went for
nothing except 10 make costs for the
stae to pay. The main question. how
ever, is still open. DR.. Pirlot is. on all
the evidence, entitled to registration
and he cant get IL and the whole thing
bears the stamp of persecution by the
sovereign state through it's instrument,
the board or health. And In one form
been kept up for some two years.
We are informed that having been
compelled 20 abandon position after
position in it's vindictive efforts to pre-
vent DIR. Pirlot from the rights which
the medical practices act declares are
his. the state board has fallen back on
the plea that Dr. PIrlot is not Pirlot but
some one else wrongfully possessed OF the
Pirlot diplomas. But this position is
quite as inane and untenable az others
that the board has assumed in its fight
10 discredit and bring loss and expense
TO a citizen whose only claim is the
right TO practice In Rhode Island the
profession for which he Is trained and
quaIined. The medical practices act as
enforced By the present board. with its
corps OF spies and spoilers. has already
lost the respect.of even that part OF the
community which has believed IL to he
OF some consequence. But the evidence
that II rs utilized as an instrument OF
spite and persecution is sufficient TO
create a demand that II be wiped on
the statute books. At all events. the
present state board OF health has
demonstrated wicked incompetence
or malicious purpose In abusing Its
spirit and letter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
Sol.i.rs' Re ief Association.

The Rhode I-innd sanitary and Relief A.
s"clntion ask generous public tor contrlbu
ti"ns "i money 10 enable them To carr, on
Their work of relieving sick and wouLiled
soldiers nnd sallurs. D, sending clothing
mr'iirincs ani stores that The government
doc not supply.
MI contributions sent fo the Daily >cw :
rill be acknor lr'lged in that paper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES.

1T h the desire of The News to print
all notices OF religious services sent to
IL: but In order TO insure Insertion In
Saturday issues such notices should not
reach The News Office later than FRI
day nooxh Such notices should be linz
tied 70 three lines each. and Eve cents
a line will be charged for every line over
three lines. but no charge will be made
for announcements TO the amount OF
three lines. =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16

The war loan is subscribed for more
than three times over. That's not quite
10 good though. as the Rhode Island
state House loan. which was subscribed
FOR ten times over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
CATIiARlNE :. LEVERlCH,
Secretary Ice Plant Auxiliary, etc.

Those Mauser rifles captured at San
tiago will come in handy I'm exchange
for the Springfields that part OF our
army of invasion is supplied with.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
Official
Advertising.

This newspaper pubIishes
omIeiaI Advertising Of the
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED
STATES, Of the STATE or
RHODE ISLAND. end Several
TOWNS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16

when Blspco hears the news he viii
p<rhnps feel like committing suicide
again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16

4, Those Germans have a nerve. But SO
has Yankee Dewey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16

Freedom hurrahed when Santiago
fell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
WANTED.

wANTED-Summer boarders in a private
family in the country Address p. o. box
$50, Newmarket, n. III. jl58t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATl
A HANDSOME

Level lot for Sale in Elmwood,
next to corner of Elmwood av-
enue; street curbed, graded and
severed; all assessments paid;
size, 5oxIoo. q
f. A. PERKINS,
Io7 Westminster st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-16

the Wllu cnerry seeu or SWALLOWING the
cherry whole. The laurel shrub seems
10 be poisonous chiefly to cattle. but
cases have been reported where chill
dren have suffered by eating the young
laurel shoots by mistake for winter
green. Fatalities are also reported
against the familiar rhododendron. or
great laurel. Jinson weed. stinkweed.
or thorn apple. is also responsible for
the death of many children.
OF course the most familiar Of all the
poisonous plants is the poison ivy that
grows luxuriantly everywhere. in open
brush. in ravlnes and on the borders Of
woods. and II spread along roadsides
and cultivated fields where II Is carried
by birds that feed upon its fruit In the
winter. No plant OF the United states
Is more popularity recognized as harm
ful TO man than this. Its effects arc
familiar to everyone. and it's victims
far outnumber those OF all other plants
combined. Until recently no one was
able To tell how it's effects were pro
ducel OF To what principle they were
due. AZ the beginning Of the present
century II was supposed TO be vapor
or exhaIation from tho plant. then.
with successive stages In the develop
ment of chemistry and biology. II was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
TtlEGRAPHlc BaEWTlEs.

Simon l.. strausse. n wen known
murtglHo broker IN Chicago, has been
thrown from his buggy IN Grand lloulo-
ward and sustained injuries which Il IL
feared Will cause his death.
Count Olguma shlgonab0u. the Japa-
nose premier, who holds the foreign
portfolio, Will probably resign the lat
ter In fTVur ~ N. Moshi Toru. tho jap.
uues' m.niFter nj Washington, now on
his way home on leave.
\ London dispatch today says that
William David Murray fourth earl ~
Mansfield, Is dead. He was born IN
lhoG. Has been a lord ~ the treasury
ana n lord high commissioner OF the
church NJ Scotland,
The question Of ticket scalpers and
their relation with the railroad COM
panloa entered Into the proceedings Of
tho Interstate commerce commission
which today continued liza Investigation
~ chicago Into the cause Of the Cana
dian Pacific rate war
Geo, Tod, a wealthy resident OF New
YORK, committed suicide today by jump
Ing from a tenth story window In the
Hotel Majestic. Mr. Tod had been n
SUFFERED from melnncholla Tor some
time past He was brother Of J.
Kennedy Tod OF New York.
Tho honorary SECRETARY OF the Royal
Ulster Yacht club. Mr.. Kelly has trle-
graphed To the London officers OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

Msrshcritn Arnnn Hamm has beon
recommended 10 the war department
Tor special recognition because ~ th'
services rendered by her 90 the wound
I'd men " the Third regular cavalry at
Santiago. a large cartridge Ak,n
ffDm the bolt ~ Trooper Armstrong th'
ntst man % De- killed ut santiago hRs
been mnu itad w gold ana pten'hl '4
to nor nH "a medal iilfuro leaving Tor
Santiago rhr cared fur the rpldlftn OF
tho way from Tampa Co the Hputh'th
hnapltnl1, WIS iuHuum sntnl IN Hceul .
iur for thcm good herthH, ana nld,l
greatly IN mnkiue thvm comtprthnl'
sh, MAS also received "a Hot ~ tch"lu-
tons from tha friends u Trooper
Freeman, of Wnomnc. Ind. IN ruruF
milton - her services In CARING tnt
him while hO was suffering from e. Hrri-
ouH wound received IN battle.
MirH unmm recently wont Co Cuhh
az Inspector ~ supplies. head of nurh r.
stan for tho WuWen'u auNlllnflrH nt tho
National Guard and no wat CORES.
pendent Tor the Ncy York MAI ANA
ENUfUrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

Regiments frorn the last 9" be Ordered o.
Join gru. MERRITT.

HH
Join Crn. Merritt.
Walhlnl,ln. Aug. Although ihs
war department. uiIlillH W'Il not limit
fsi they have any ir,rutIn of feiu-
forcing further ufr. M,rHuH forces az
tavitC there o. raaF0n Oh hoNUVu that
npuc of The troops Zoo eastern camp
Nhp desire in SEQ uD.lNU a.if'Ou wiz
soon nnd ths opportunity unless the
fIttri uUut shall change lH present
plans with rUspCCt 90 the Philippine.
10 ln believed 90 he necessary oven n
our claim Dr. limited tD tho terms stated
in thl conditions admitted 90 spain.
namely iu tur military occupation ui
ln' territory uu lhp nhufrf " thr Els
~ Manila, o. furnish Oon, Merritt f
Hrgrr force than b. has now at hiH
command. % is realised that 5000
soldiers r0nrrnlv can De- expected 90
maintain Inltri states possersi0nf and
protect the uhth', Huia over "a tori.
tory 20 this 0NtHuti for % must br rr.
twenty-five mIicl deep from tho cu-
trance 100 Corrurii1r islands 10 the
city " Mhrlin, at iia head. 10 viii also
h' nnrrHHHrN tu %. .rnf and protect N
zone extending rome distance back OF
the city in order o. make sufficient
Pre- frrtatlun Or thH watcrwUrAH. Of
course considerable force would not
~" W.N'N" AfN Vt lNN lNH IVY U|N NNNI r
AruluHidn could hc brought to realize
that THOR Interests iir in permitting
urdI1pnttd roracsri0n OF this territory
hy the United stnfer ilui % would hH
expecting too much ~ the urlivc char
nctcr 90 Keen before the eyes nf the ln.
surEenu the rich loot t1 he hld in
Manila without an ndrlultn force 90
protect the place Then with ihf grow.
INK heat md dnmpurHH. IL lH 90 Doc rx-
psctrd that Illness viii develop among
the troops, not ~ the extent that 10 an.
reared 40 Santiago. but sufficient to
require rnmc NJ the mon ~ hs invniidsd
home and their places o. he taken hy
fresh uHI.a from tho United States
A. present n hrHc majority m Gen.
Mfrlttr force IN composed NJ troops
drawn from tho Pacific coast nnf
western liatgH. 10 &C. prrHumei that II
he should BE- reinforced tho eastern
lrnora would hn given uu opportunity
10 make The l1ur voyage 10 Manila no
thlr viii BE- IN accord with the policy
that The war Department har nov
adopted ~ taking geographical conrii.
cru'ioug Into account IN Hilotiing the
troops Tor active service at the front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

Associated Press tb,,
ilf the Amarlca's cfr I- sal'l--
Upton. He l. now.cs,,.s.f 'I'
the shamrock. '' 20 B..
Duke Erncrt Cuenthsr
Holstein. brother 0f tt W s.hf
ocimany, was mdrrIet q. m.lan i
pmr,tbe, t,C.9,eu,g today q g ri
Louise. " SAKE Coburr Alflr.
breakfast was served rs
room " the palace. " 'hi "a.
Boatswaln Henry up5..
c1go today over the Pen TO q
for New York with 70 r..l,,'rt -
me men who are nfr ~, tr
hremen and machlH|sia l'lnT
Tor the New York ravy ~ lf
lhcy win 60 board th. rs.li "a
vermont there tl await an,''ai
TO Hoagoiug vessels. 'it'h.-
William wasFa. who rss...
New York OR O. murder Ia l,,.'' i'ii
neen turned over io o. d.ta.,,
city. Tho pfirunar haa r.., Z Il
crime and says DE- D. uIr.r-
iha cnnsequ ncct WHHs1 r1...
". ltushh1unL % lrurrst 9f
Thlriy-hrst street. Ch.flr,
Whssn'H WIG. who Wta fIg. ~
hiin' was married t0 uusofb.e-
Tho Western Union r.,.v...
,e,ntiial rlnle nillce nt Nov w
Nisod by Ne West indian AID y
TelrFrnph Co. that rlm,rr.
WIN Romeo was tr.unanoi ~.
under censorship 90 Ponce In ~
81 Stucs government Nos ~,
Interior by that Route uu r.l
cepted. The fan Juln c-it
oren under ccnF1rshIp hy 10.
government |
Geo. ~ HuFhea ths .,.,... ..
o. Daniel IT. Hughrr. rr.s.I.-,
HuEh supply company .r
city. was taken 60 That r'4s. ~
o friend M the family Thr ~,
arrested ni chicago vrai.rt.-
request Of bic father. th.t
tlr 90 Capt Coil0ffarm III ~
tive bureau " this rfv ..ff a.
. had borrowed nearly 5000 z.
ness men of g. Louis Ea-..
New York and Chicago.
senator Hanna sihias ih5t Al,
session lf C0nrrrsH 500 uri
hH called s1r.v Zoo flH Hu.gH.
beginning % the end 1f its v,.
HHid 10. urH...r Ht
session will have % o. called
/ o. consider ihr ratification
terms W peace. I a. u.f tas-
PRECEDENT Mcfinloy VIII arf1mG
rrtaA A. farnst krlw HlnU ii
been issued f1r an rv'Fi attt.,
Q; j. sure 10 come Euan'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
s,ne Boy, Of lhe IMcnl, fourth.

George Y Wallace has received an
intercsling letter from Hrlgadcr CEN
cral Liscum who while In Utah was
lieutenant colonel " the Twenty.
fourth. General Llscum among other
things says ~ am getting along In
hrst-rate shape, The wound does not
pain mo much. and la not q very seri-
aus one, The bullet tore away about
an inch NJ my shoulder blade. which
VIII take about eight weeks. the doe.
TOT says. 60 grow back
We uru very anxious for the rrgi-
mont, now facing q new enemy. yellow
lever, az Slbunry, Against this they
Just have On M down and walt u
does ono Rood TO nrht an enemy. bat
RS mighty hard 10 nj down aud hght
yellow fever"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
MINOR MENTION.

IN Guy Council meets In regular sos
Sergeant Thomas u. milton ~ now
chiff az police pro tenn. in the absence
of chief Pratt n Idaho,
The Cnmhrian UHFocl8t'on has en-
rlred Prof Joseph j. naynf4 us uflrInl
accompanied M tho coming fistcddfod
A biz force of men and teams arN az
work To- Enumeration canyon putting
"a pipe line ln the stump o. connect with
thr present main SYSTEM
senator ttWl.rB and family, who
are now HHlluruIug az igiFh %. % la
said win shlr.ly leave flr Europe 90
remain until che opening ~ Congress
in December
Al arm last evening Major Luni of
tho National Guard appointed tho fol-
lowing officers First Lieutenant, u -,
carter NJ company ID, as adiuHut
sergeant George H. GLADE, sergeant
major and 5. lL Luud, principal mu-
stefan.
ON tomorrow ovoulng am entertain
m.ni Will Doe glyon 10 the Twenty
fourth ward mtHiing house In honor 10
Elder ID. %, Gill who has recently re-
turned from "a m.hHlon In pennlyl-
vluh. Mr LEe ON the basso. VIII
sing 900 mo entertainment
Denver Post: The recorder ~ Cache
county lH beautiful young lady with
"a smile mat crowds the sun FOR dlz-
ale hunorH. ard % o. said that some VI
ihe young men Of that nclghhorhond
racurl every document they get hold
of oven their uugecolptgd laundry
bills
Mrs Emmn G. poworn and Mru. NJ.
" Andre ug Colorado Springs are
visiting salt Lake city and are stop
ping with Mr. J. W. Neal % Fast
Temple street Mrs Powers WIS
formerly deputy receiver Tor Colorado
Springs. To-day both ladies were he
ing shown around the Joint buildng
! hy Deputy County Recorder stein
They express themselves ne being de-
/ lifhtcd with salt Lake city and sur
/ roundings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

August ith. 9Th. 6th-Indian'l
return, 5000, - AZ n
August 9Th. 7th-Rook ii'ana -
turn, sass, ..a ~
August isth-omaha anu
$500. 4, n,ti5
August 18TH, 18Th. i9lh-ih'i''
and return. sii.bb. .,,,r ~
August gO-Omaha and relsl N ~
August 20th-omaha anu
50? 90. II -
August 2Sth-omaha ana :"
s9e. 90. r.raffs
September lat. End. ard-V'
and return, silG0, ttN =
Daily. omaha and return
long limit. 49,. .,ty llni 7,
The Union Pacific is me 2hi' n 4
ryinF Dining Cars ana hun,b b.l >
ana Library Cars, ana Wy" ~ n
nirht on the road 70 on,,..n.s,oo NIB z
nights 10 Chicago, lnllli''' ,..e D ,
Cincinnati. Other lines 0u'
pullman Palace and Tolis.i cd
Ing Cors through 10 oman" ~
without change. Ala, rgni.
of births and purchase I'm sHst.
at "old stand" No. 2Ol Man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
THE CAPITOL HILL ADDITION.


The Capitol Hil Land q Improvement
company 81 OF nIcd a suit iu the Third
district court today ngnlnHt william
H. Prlnn. Fred K,ms. Isaac ~. Ste
yens. John j. Wyatt. John y. Good
man. Alice l.. pavidf9u, saiome a.
Jones. a. n. PLACE, L0ulH ". Hnnron
Noiuo Harvey Thomas a. Harvey sud
Marie Harvey. praying for an account.
Ing brtWrru che pihlntina and drfcud.
ants. who are alleged Go Boz the makers
~ various urunlsH0ry notes, that ~
amount 90 ludohicdnrnr Do nHcsrtaincd
aud declared lien UPON several pu.
cells " lnndi that q sale off The parcels
Doc made hy the sheriff Di sllt Lake
county uui The proceeds applied % the
payment N tho various Hens.
The complaint Hots forth that In
M, year 1891. william .. Harvey VI Salt
Lake city died inf fihtc. leaving a.
h0iu Nctur Harvey, hlr wife, ana
Thomas a. Harvey lrd Mario Harvey
minor children. aged nlu0 and sis years
lHapactivpiy Tho reason Tor making
thHHa parties defendants iF hacauH.
their consent 10 join 40 plaintiffs could
not he obtained.
10 H then set out that on the 18Th
or March. iks1. the defendants. Prlnn,
~ AN"H |N'H " HHAHHH HsH'"''AHAA"HAA HAH
Davidson executed two promiuury
notes ip the plaintiff corporation. each
flr o. i0n securing payment N the same
with % trust decd. executed tu william
J. Harvey. as trustee, 90 an 81 Tot o,
Capitol Hlli addition.
A. " then alleged that Hlues the max
Ink NJ the DEED the old county court
house has been demolished ard ihnt
there o. now no United States marshal
who was. by the terms ~ the inHtru-
mpnt. made the successor N Harvey.
Ths complaint further sets out that
on the sth ~ April. 1851. Lpuls ". Han
son gave his two notes 20 plaintiff,
each Tor ti6f swing nH security lots o
and 3 ln capitol tllii addition. NJ n.
Hopkins WIS In this Instance named
uH trustee.
ON tie 5lth ~ June. 1859. defendant
sai1me a. InurH executed her two
prumIsEbry notes each fur $3.50, rrcur.
inr inc payment NJ the same n deed
conveying OncsHixth Interest In block
Uf nut nllnE ~ Capitol I'm addition,
aud Investing =. :. niue with the pow
crH ~ trustee.
ON the gsth ~ June. 1859, defendant 4
o. Place gave hiu notes each fur $50
securing the payment by executing 3
trust deed Co oue-alNth Inherent Co hllcl
: ~ nrHt uiing uf capitol il,ll addition
Wherefore pl1iuiifta pray iur Au ar
counting and rolicf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02

The work of laylng a track IRON ~.
and sixth streets to l. strgot was begun
by the salt Lake city Street Railroad
company today a force of men and
teams are busy dlgginE the ground,
tu LAYING The tics md rails
Superintendent Read thinks that about
Win b. operating between East Temple
and 4. streets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
FROM CAPT. BRERETON.
Wounded Officer Of The Tweny.fourlh Whites
10 Colonel C. S. Burton.
WAS SHOT THROUGH TIE LETT THIGH


Colonel Chas. g. Burton received in
intcrt sling letter tIday from captain
J. J. Brerston o. ihs Tweniy-faur.h
United States Infantry. The capt i'h
was In The hot u ,ho nght at sinu's''
ana was shot through ih. ie.t SASH
with .iauaar buirL Hs iH HJw reai-
Ing at Apponaug Rhode Island ana u
rapidly c0uvai. so.ng. He writes iHi-
b. is very glad ha was uu; init by 'ng
Of those f5fty- urse brass JJsifs used
By the spanlah volunteers"
friends-aud they are innny VIII nc
delighted o. know that hl Dr. improving
20 rapidly and that Dc VIII soon De ADJ
10 rcj0in his regiment
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Missionary Farewell.

Elder Clarence n. Cannon ~ Forest
Dale being about 20 depart on O. mis-
sion 20 Germany. an entertainment VIII
be- given IN his honor ou wednesday
evening. August ., az 3 u'cucE 100 tho
Oil Farm house, ForeFt Dale The
weather being warm. the entertainment
win ho held IN the open air, uu tho
lawn. An excellent program hnn been
arranged. and those who attend are
sure Id have most delightful time.
After tho musical and literary program
the party Will engage la dancing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
slnnecnlle, Gone CniY.

Peter Fills "a STONE cutter residing al
Gg, west. South Temple street, was ar
rested hy Deputy sheriff McL"llnnd il-
d,V chrrs,d nn tho complaint of bis
br6ther.in-iaw. A.. j. Arual, with being
AN Inrnur person. ElllH lH a. married
man with three children. tie was taken
To the county Jan pending an inquiry,
which will take place before CLERK
Blair in ihs mlrnlur.
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sh,o land Board Meets.

Tho state land board met In reEi-
lar monthly session today. Governor
" ellis nrcslilnR. Those present wcrr
Secretary Hammond Hoard Secretary
{ TOW. Commissioners Harris, walton.
ErsHr AND Matfuflnnc, lhu whole ~
tho morning was devoted To FORMAL
mattpru. and nn adjournment was
taken nt 1850 until tomorrow morning.
morning
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I,IED

HAtl..--tn the Sixteenth ws
this city. August let. ~ dm,T y
cancer % the stomach. phIHt n
aged Oh years and G month"; b i.
was born IN England nud amIrfI
America about % years ago
Funeral rervleuI tomorrow. Ma.
day. az 9 o'clock. tom tha sr
ward meeting house. Friend, /.
yltcd.