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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
Going to Europe.

Special from Columbus to Commercial Appeal
June 90
The hate Justice Lamar said OF
Miss Isom when she was elected
to the chair of elocution and ora
tory in the University Of Nlissis-
sippi in 1885: ''It is an excep-
tional recognition bestowed upon
her in consequence of her native
talents and rare ability 1t was
indeed an innovation upon crystal
lied Southern preIudices and GUS
toms for a woman to be given y
professorship in q male University,
but the wisdom Of the trustees
has been shown by her marked
success, which has been recognized
by distinguished scholars and crit
les in this and other States, Miss
Isom has been invited by the pres
ident of the FortnightlY Club Of
New York to accompany them and
help inaugurate the American
Shakespeare Symposium to be
held at Stratford-on-Ayon, July
%, ~ and 2a, This meeting will
be held from year to year, and will
be the means of uniting the strong
est bonds of Shakespearean schol-
ars of the two worlds. Miss lsom
enjoyed the further honor of being
invited to read Aar paper before
this august body of Anglo-Ameri-
cans, and many Of her former pu-
pills have been asked to contribute
essays and poems, among the mum
Der being Miss LyQe West, who
will accompany Miss Isom to STRAIT
ford. Miss West is a descendant
of a distinguished Southern family
and has completed the course in
Shakespeare in the University,
where she scored a brilliant record.
She will probably remain abroad
for several years. Misses lsom
and West viii sail from New York
July 9.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
RUSTEE's SALE.

A the power vested In me in . ceT-
fuAi rs Trustee,. executed by Wal
md Fannie Arnold for the benefit
+ Building and Iona Association,
nenI 10 recorded In book A--3, on
OF the record OF deeds Of Wash-
Mas ;eAnd dotaHlt having been
Payment Of the sum of money
q to be paid, and a the request
lzehs building and Loan Asso-
on TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY
D, at the front door Of the court
hington county. Miss, between
O'Clock q. m. and 3 O'CLOCK D /.
Pr sale, Rt public outcry, to the
for cash, the lot, or parcel OF
In the city of Greenvllle, county
p, state Of MiRsis sippl. described
wlti The north half OF lots nine
pck twenty-f0Hr OF the Bell Air
e said city Of GreenVllle. lronts :
Ied feet on Poplar street, and run
2Neen parallel lines In Q weeterly y
~ right angles TO Poplar street
% twenty feet to an alley, and
ped ~ being the same lots pur-
tiom MFt Martha n. Blanton By
We the lith day OF February, A,
J. II. RoBB. Trustee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
DESTRUCTION OF cERyERA's FLEET

IouuDll llc most remarkabi
: naval engagement in history wa
that which was fought off the en-
e trance to Santiago harbor on Sun
day last-remarkabIe, firstly, 70
the yastness of the results; second
{ ly, for the insignificant loss to tn,
American ships engaged; and last
ly, for the splendid courage Will
which the Spanish Admiral an,
his men made a dash for the oper
sea in the face Of overwhelming
odds and fought their ships unit
not a gun was left and they were
On fire and driven ashore.
While not more glorious than
Dewey's victory, the triumph of
Simpsons feet over Cervera was
a much more dramatic spectacle.
The sortie of the Spanish ships
was unexpected; but the ceaseess
vigilance Of the American crews
was not to be outwitted; hence,
scarcely had the Spanish flagship
cleared the entrance of the harbor
when the American fleet was in
pursuit. Pluckily the Spanish
ships ran the gauntlet of the over
wheIming odds brought against
them; but escape was impossible,
and, after all his vessels were in
flames and ashore, Cervera surren-
dered himself and the remnants of
his crews,
There can be mo understanding
the results Of this great victory.
The ships Of Ccrvera were the fin
est in the Spanish navy, and their
destruction deprives Spain prac-
tically Of all sea power in the At
lantic ocean. Our fleet, which has
been engaged for the past six
weeks in blockading Ceryera in
Santiago, is now free 10 operate
against Havana and Porto Rico,
and also to send a squadron to the
Spanish coast, When it is re-
membered that all this has been
gained without single one Of our
ships being disabled, ard with the
loss of only Gne life, the remark
able Character Of the victory will
be fully appreciated. The i'm
munity from injury TO ships
ANA men which the navy has en-
joyed since the commencement of
the war, Notwithstanding the many
battles in which the vessels have
been engaged, is one of the most
remarkable facts in naval history.
1t is difficult to understand why
Ceryera decided to make Il sortie
from the harbor in the face Of al |
most certain destruction, when, by |
he could have materially |
aided in the defense of Santiago,
the motive, however,
the act reflected high credit on his |
courage, and, although he was un-
fortunate and lost his ships, he
won undying fame as a gallant
sailor, who preferred to fight his
ships while there remained a plank
10 stand on, rather than be forced !
eventually to surrender in land
ockQa harbor. Never was a for
orn hope more valiantly entered
upon nor carried out to the bitter
md with grander courage, Ger
vera has fully met the eXpecta-
ions aroused by his chivalrous
conduct when Hobson and his lit
lie band of heroes fell into his
lands.
With Montijo and Ceryera out
If the way, the navy must seek its
next lanrels in the pursuit of Ca
nara, or on the coast of Spain, and
'dyiees from Washington indicate
hat there is not to be moments
lelay in undertaking these remain
NO tasks. IN. 0. Picayune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09

See our line of 81. 20 OXfOrds
They are corkers.
CHAS. HALTER.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09

|QAeY ta lean upon good
For particulars apply
A, LEWENTHAG.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
EVENT 0F.THE SEASON
Gay Scene at the Casino Last
Night.
--
GOV. TYLER PRESENT
VirgInia's Chief Executive Attends the
Launching Hop. Many Visitors on
the Floor. Beautiful
Fl .r.5 Decorations
Err PRESENT

AT the Casino last might ALL was brill
ilallSy and gaayety- The beauty and
chlVEaiLry of Newport News TN countless
Elurnoers congresated i'm honor of to-
day great event. and until am early
!hnur rhis morning dancing was con-
utnued. The music was furnished by
an orchestra from FORTRESS Monroe and
| was unusually good.
! Nhe Casino was a1-;ds .iczally decnu1at ed
With bunting of THE niational colprs,
SHarsftEFly fes'tOoned around the gallery
while from the ceiling We're suspended
| flags and stlea,nlers of manifold huas.
There We're in attendance q large
| number of young ladies and gentlemen
from abroad, who are in the Gritty 10
| witness tuie launching today.
Among the v,:itlrs present was Gov
ernor j. Hpse Tyler. who was an in
i'uerested spectator of the brilliant scene.
The gold trimmings On the dress SUITS
of the yty1HS officers attached to ujle
vessels now lying in THE haa-bor only
added TO the general bewGqdering effect
of the w'htllins mass of beauty and
loneliness.
To attempt to give q list of those
| larfse ball room was crowded, while in
the, gallery st was almost impossible
20 find room to stand
AT about l O'clock the hop WAS bro
ken up, and the large number of par
Elephants separated with profuSe con-
sraiuula tielrs upon, the success OF the
evening.
Following is a list of THE visiting lad
fes in attendance:
Misses Mason. Bramider, Fountain,
lRierlamond; Miss Ar.mensDm Baltimore;
MISS Morgan, California: Miss Wheeler,
Elai'lamora; Miss Lindsay, Norfolk;
Miss Morton. California; Miss Jones,
Richmond: Miss Whitman, Baltimore;
Mss Bailey, Rohm2nd: MISS eWaio,
Park. Pa; Miss Hunter. Baltimore;
Miss iNlo1n.ague, Tafahnorld; Miss Will
eaun. Norfolk; Miss RUbbiuAs. R@ichraonn:
Miss Si.tlm. Washington: Miss Henry,
,NohGolk; Misses Edwards. Burresss
rN-ali|lln.s. Thomas and Mamie Taylor,
Richmond. 7.#. ar9
The following LADIES' We're present
from Hampton:
Misses Louise Booker, POLLY CHS
man, IIeina Ch!snam. Mamie JONES
Ilavtin:n Peek, Mrs. Arthur PhSllins.
Mrs. J. 3. iPressy, Miss Elsie Love aHrd
T,hs. patronesses were Mesdomes II.
b. Bailey, J. w. elliott, DIR. Taylor, and
]. B. Shinn.
port News were: Misses Mary shinn,
.No ae6ss E saan cay Coke 8 Louiss
French. Elizabeth Justs, Marion, Mich
Nellie Robinson, and Mrs. J. Kennedy
Col,ss, Mrs. W. Scott Boyenon. Mrs.
II N. Edmunds, and Mrs. ]. l.. Street.
The gentlemen present from this city
were as Eollows:
DR.. S. w. Hobson, Messrs. 4. a. Al-
ian, P NJ. Yorlng, a. G. Golfer. Hunter
Burch, Willard Barey, w. L. Cooke. 3.
S. Robinson, E. w. Stringfield. Ed
Skinner. v. B. Barclay. NJ. S. MtDcn-
AID r. L. Henderson, r. L. Henley, j.
L. Street, J.. B. Shinn. H. D. Norton,
L. 4. Boiling. F. ". Sanford, c. B.
tFicklin. Walker Pierce. w. B. r. Ia
kin, James Plummer. S. L. Wood. F. p.
Palen and Clifford Branch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
1T LOOKS LIKE WAR ;,
(p1y
e
MIAMI. I'll i,

MIAMI, FILA, AIairs4h 23.-T ie,rt:.n,.,,,t
Connnlander Mau.ix of THE court of in
qurry, with the following PARTY, ar
I lived here this morning from Key
West: Lieutenant ] chin Hood Lieut. en-
amt E.s w. Jurser. - Passed Assist, mn
5 70 f. A; Bowers, Cadet Anon
T. Boyd. Assistant j. r. Morris, and
Carpenter G. NJ. Helm A few anhnau.es
latter they left by the East Coast Raul
Way tor washington. LEeute Com
d1lan'der- Mark was very 1ecttcent, but
n7htsn your correspondent said: III
ioolSs l'ioe war" he replied: i.1t surely
does rs5r7 E
OTHERS of the parity lin enEswer to
tne .saIne question We're more enphtaItic
in 't{letr replies, one Saying: ~ cannot
scs u17yw 1T >aaAi pe avolued.' A.liv.l,cr
I'm answer to the same question sruid:
There will be no war" His f3lce was
as bright and genial us sunshine. but
suddenly a Change .oalnle over'Lhis co,In-
telnance. THIS eyes flashed and, when
asked when their report would be made,
uhe reply was: ''As soon as we reach
WASN'T ngton; there Will he no delay
The STRONG impression left here is
that the boards report wild he against
;Ila saN-GiuGuTt Theory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
MAINE no BE ABANDONED.
All u S. Naval Officers at Havana
To Be Withdrawn.

?"
By Te.egraph) -
WASHINGTON, MARCH 23.-Tne navy
department has arranged for the prac-
IDEAL Withdrawal of AL its naval Of
tcers at Havana and the abandonment
Oh the wreck of the in-fated battle
ship Maine. Captain G. u. Sigsn,ee
Lieutenant Commander Richard VAN
wright. Surgeon L.. G. !Henebarger, Pay
master HAY, Chaplain John p. Child
wick, Chief Engineer Charles P. How
ell. and Naval Cadets J. a. Holden and
w. It. Ciuverlus. who have been at IA
vana with the week, Will return very
soon.
Although it Is not tinnay settled it is
more than pr5'oable that the Fern also
VIII return 10 the United States as soon
as IS determined that nothing more
Is to he ga insd by .h>sr. 1sesenre there.
I'm rhe event ofathe atsandonmeflt Of the
WrecEs 1t Is more than likely that tha
navy department wifi arrange fos, its
compete destruction by the use OF DIV
namite OF torpedoes. In Its present
condition 1t is a dangerous obstacle 10
navigation. and it Is not bel eved that
removals. W 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
DR.. Perkins a Candidate.

There is no doubt about DR. Carter
Perkins candidacy for the Democratic
nomination fow mayer. To represent
tative of the Daily Press who inter
viewed DR.. Perkins last evening, that
gentleman said:
Il have definitely concluded to be-
come candidate for the mayoralty,
s:deration of the people of Newport
News and invite tte:r support, subject,
however, to the Dem,5 cratic primary
Allied no neither faction of my party
have been solicl.ed by nnatny friends
in each tc enter the field"
DR.. Perkins expressed the utmost
confidence N the result.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
BRIEF ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Payne, of Rich
nond. are the guests of Colonel Carter
NJ. B,aXtnn.
Miss Evelyn Bird, of Norfolk is Wis
iting the Misses BraXton.
Miss Mamie Taylor. of Richmond, is
the guest OF Mrs. GGde. on Twenty
sixth sbreet.
Mr. ). d. Lasley. manager OF the
southern branch Eclipse Bicycle Conn
pany. With headquarters at Washing
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. Fred G.. Ripper.
f1e and his wife came down to witness
the Launching.
Mrs. MESS Eva Jordan, of Norfolk. is
the guest of her Cousins. THE Misses
GarrHtt .- ~ :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
NEGRO RAPIsT DROWNED.
(By Telegraph.)

MACON. GA. March pa special
to THE Telegraph from Afoultrfe, Ga,
Says: Al.
Ingal0s was ait tine postof1ice getting his
mail, Jim A'llen, coiored. entered the
professors residence, and, throwing a.
cloth over Mrs. Ingalls, head. made a
desperate but unsuccessful attempt TO;
assault tner and then fled. The news
spread rapidly and dogs were put on
the tra'Al OF the negro He was cap.
turad in a negro house ON ]. W. Cote
mans plan,tiation and carried TO 1slgl.
This morning Sheriff Fisher decided
to taike THE prisoner to Bibb county
tail ait Macon to prevent ly1aohlns, and
while at the depot waittHIg Cor the train
a crowd of men took tine pn!sonenfa,om
the sheriff, and 1T is said, placed his
body i'm the bottonY or a creek
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
Police Court,

Justice Brown disposed of the follow:
eng cases in the Police Court yesterday.
rarning: = 7t5sS5.FSS
James Telnney fcoaehed), two warrants
larceny and assault dismissed at the
cost Of the plaintiff 5ss IS!
Mary I.olage (colored). d!sorderly
conduct: fined 81 and costs -
MARTIN Gleason. drunk; fined 81 and
Julia Ann Frye <colored), disorderly
conduct; fined 81 and costs -. -
Rosa Harris tcogored), disoFderay con-
duct; fined 81 and costs. = $3.50
jaiG - va =. ? -
FRANCIS olDonnell. GsorderIy Lon
duct; fined 50 and costs. ssSS%
=. H. Blandford. disorderly condtlct:
:. Arthur nth, Cole. dasorderay cchd,uct: fined
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
BANK OFFICERS ARRESTED:

,T, = :, - ---1'-.-
ItA'RBCRO, N. c.. March s3.-The
sheriff of AbbevillFe. Ca. arrived heFM
mis- morning with a bench waHu,asss
and t. j. LatiraTr1, THE former ca.sI3ssr
and president. respectively, OF che
'nank of Abbevi'lle. The Warrant eArane-
es these young men with t.efaa1ltdme
with twelve Thousand dol1ars OF the
money of the bank deposltous at Alb.
oeVtHe- me warrant was served on,
:Messrs. Mehagen ans salt1rann to1baWv5
Metag,en was i'm town and LaIthAEn Was.
m tine country Nedt1ler l1ats made amy
Ittsanrar,t ITO escape. but gave themselves
up to the sheriff OF this county. They
left this evening for FsaIeigh, where the,
oasse With be heard Tomorrow before
Judge Clark. of the Supreme Court. s5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
Another Launching.

The Newport News Cycle Company is
launching a new venture in the cycle
line. All Eclipse Bicycles win be re-
haired free of charge Indefinitely. They
USED TO repair them free for a year.
but having found that these wheels are
so strong, and require SO little in the
way of repairs, they now agree to re-
pair them free as long as they last,
certainly Wonderful offer Go and see
them at 221 Twenty-seventh street.
inch 23-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
Preparing the Gun Mounts.

A force of shipyard employees has
been at work on the cruiser Brooklyn
Since Sunday morning making repairs
to the big warship's gun mounts. 1T is
said that the mounts are practically
.nserViceable in condition, and that
were the Brooklyn ordered into imme-
diate service she would not command
her entire Battery
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
LASH GETS a PIG CONTRACT.
Local Furniture Dealer TO Furnish Limo
leum for the Bat1eships-

The contract fou furnishing the limo
leu,mI for the ba'ttleships Kearsargs.
Kentucky and Illinois. has been award
ed to Mr.. NJ. H. Lash. the We'll known
furniture dealer of this CITY. All tine
1inoieum has to he manufactured es-
pecially for the Ships. The contract in
wolves about $4,000, and is the largest
of the kind ever gwen in the United
States. MIR. Lash competed against the
leading dealers of the country. and is
justly proud of the fact tina; he under
bid them all. Several cars wial be ne
quircd to transport the linoleuMl 10
Newport News from the factory in
New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
ON THE DIAMOND.
(By Telegraph

MACON, GA. March 23-The Raaed-
moreans again defeated Mercer Unlver-S
sity ON the Macon baM grounds this
afternoon. !gaai$
,McCiraw, who has been coaching the;
Mercer boys, put some new ginger In
them toafaw. and they showed unaEksds
improvement. ss$$s
Game t4a~.ed at the ending OF the
eighth innTng on account OF darkness.
Another game will be played hrsdays
by the same teams Score:
Balt4rnore -. s o U43 O. o SIS IS q:
Mercer o 0 90 I ! o e. 2 10 q
Observation-Disclosures, Khtson and Caar9sss;;
Hops, Kitsoa and Bowerman. SSSIii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Chairman ID. S. Jones Announces h Names
OF the Gentiems IL Selected.

Mr.. ID. S. Jones, chairman of THE
Citizens Executive Cornrlittee, which
haas i'm hand the malt ter of raising funds
to entertain the Virginia State Fire
mems Association, has ammo uyrced the
following committees, which ne was re-
Gently authorized to create:
Finance Com,nittee-Nfay'or w. A.
Post, chairman: M1essurs. D. C. Aslhby.
C. C. Smith. IT, "a Wi1lftauns. A. A.
Moss ID. G. Smith, and L. B. Meanwhile.
Commit tee on Arrangenlents-J. r.
W,lliauns. chairman; Mesa:ls. NJ. IL.
ASH and e. p. SteaI'ness.
'Comdlltutee on sportation-J- w.
E.Niout. chairman: FMessss. R. P. Orr
and DIR. A. C. Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
500 Log. Auction.

Sale will commence Or ss.e5 gath OF this
month-after the launching is over
any continue until all are Sod Pro
peTty situated on car line and wa tar
front. For maps and information, call
on Powell Bros. &. King ,2701 Wash
ington avenue. mr2-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
Free Dinner

Powell Bios. & King VIII give free
lunch on the ground where they will
sell SEQ lots at auction, March 24th.
After the launching take the street car
anywhere: the conductor win put you
off in front OF the lots. Dinner from
10 to 2 O'clock. Sale commences at 2
o'clock. For maps call on Powell Bros.
& King. 2701 Washington ave.
inch 23-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

The steamer Louise and the steamer
Plymouth. will take passengers on
board at the Chesapeake &. Ohio pas
senger pier to view the the launch
from the river front. Fare, 25 cents.
na-1S-6t - ...la 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

The Special unching Edition Of the
Daily Press win be issued .th4s morn ing
Immediately after the Goattfeship Ken
Ftucky-is launched. Every newsboy in
the city should be at the Office prompt
ly at III. O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
"widow Brown Today

The Real Widow Brown Company
will give two performances at John
sons Opera House today-one in the af-
tternoon and the other in the evsmials.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

Don't forget the HtEe house 2412
Washington avenue when you want
pictures. fe27-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

Cabsnets, $500 dozen; Diamonds, s1.5o
per dozen: tim types 2 for 25c., eli Wag-
oner's. 2412 Washington ave. INCH 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

If you want pictures Of any kind OF
size see Wagner, PAIR Washington av-
enue. feb 20-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24
ON TIME AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. March A.--Lfeu-
tenant Commander Mark and party
passed through Savannah at O'clock
this morning. on time. with the court
of inquiry report. They had retired.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

For Rent-The Central Hoteq. nicely
furnished. Apply to n. H. Lash. 2eO3
Washington avenue. FEB 15-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

been reached by the secretary, and
the questions now TO be met are Those
of what improvements i'm the fortifica-
ti0nS now here rr,taw be necsssta1Y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

Wood delivered in any part of the
city. NJ. S. WARREN, 445 Twenty
ninth street. Phone 2615. feb6- Pm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

IRON .PROJECTILES ORDERED.
i WASHINGTON, March 23.-The bu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-24

All efforts to get him to make any
expression OF opinion were equally fu-
tile So far as the present crisis or his re
lations to it are concerned. Other MEM
bers of tihe party We're equally nom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-03
NOTICE OF SALE

NOflCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
uhuer and by virtue OF the authority
c css.eo IN me by the terms of certain
Snattei mortgage given by F. a Mangum
5 5 lanes Barter to W. 5. Mccormick
"a leu september 2ist. 1897, and recort Ell
IN in, oqok of chattel mortgages. page
~, l VIII sell to the highest bidder for
Sasni at the west front door of the bai!a-
NY known as No. 221 South Main street
S Sdit Lake City, Utah. on Friday. Septern-
1 DsI loth, ,lSsS, at y o'clock noon. the fol-
loWiilS goods, wares and merchandise. To-
VII. Inc entire stock Of goods. wares and
I tiislchdhulSe or every description. OWE
DS salo mortgagors. situate in the store
ana the basement thereof known as Nos
~; ana u South Main street. Salt Lake
Sity, Ctah, consisting OF BICYCLES bicycle
suppHes and accessories typewriters
typewriter supplies. cash register. office
uesh. furniture, fixtures. counters. shelV-
ms; snow case. and all utensils and tools
ana machinery used Herewith and also
all other property since ACQUIRED by said
llnortsasors In said business. 10 pay the
palahce que upon the note secured BY said
mortgage, to-wit: $1.S5l5e, and interest at
per cent per annum from July 18th. 1885.
together with costs of keeping and sale
ana attorneys fees. For a more partici-
lar description of the articles to be sold
reference is hereby made 10 the schedule
on ME 1.-THE aforesaid place.
THOMAS 2. LEWIS
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County.
by A G. DYER. Deputy
Pierce, Critchlow * Barrette ATTORNEYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-03
PARK CITY PERSONALS.
Interest In the Great Camp Is Being
Revived.

Park City, Sept. Wv. S. DONALD
son. the popular conductor of the Echo
& Park City railway, left for a visit to
his old home at Saginaw, Mich. He
will be absent 80 days.
Mrs. J. w. White went to Salt Lake
today and will remain several days.
D. c. Mclaughlin was a passenger to
Zion this afternoon.
A movement is on foot to form an
association for the purpose of rebuild
ing the Park Opera House and Soci-
ETY. Hail. Several of the leading citi-
zens have subscribed for stock,
The addition to the Park City hotel
is nearing completion. The dance given
there Tuesday evening was one of the
most tropical ever enjoyed in Park
City.
Mrs. Lambert of Brighton's hotel has
rented the Kimball House and will
conduct first-class boarding house.
William Kervin and wife of Virginia
City, New, are visiting friends and rel
atives in Park City.
r. 3. Watson, foreman of the Marsac
mill and Dewey Walter refinery, is in
Salt Lake this week.
Henry Welsh, the merchant, returned
from New York City Wednesday. He
reports an interesting trip, having Wis
tied the Oregon and several of our
great battleships and other points of
interest.
Charles F. Keith and Thomas Kearns
came out from Salt Lake City this
morning.