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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING


Cincinnati, 8; Washington, 5.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicag go, 3.
Baltimore. 8. st. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia, Z; Louisville, g.
Cleveland, 9; New York, i.
Boston, 2; Pittsburg, 0.
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Through Cars to Washington.

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to Washington, D. c., without change
via Santa Fe Route-on July 4. Apply
to agent for copy itinerary.
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CHICAGO, 10; BROOKLYN. 10.
Chicago, June N.-Chicago won by heavy
batting. Score:
G ER6a,!Sn ,.,,::.... 49, IL
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w estern Associatog.

Quincy. 8; Rock Island. 8.
Ottumwa, 5: Dubuque. 4.
Peoria. 8; ST Joseph. 2.
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$75 monthly. $50 buys house and acre
of land. Lots of snaps American EN-
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BASEBALL NEWS.
Cincinnati Loses to Washington-21
Innings at Peoria

Cincinnati, O., June 27-Breitenstein's
miserable pitching allowed the Senators to
win. McBride's fielding the only fea-
ture. Score:
Cincinnati 5000. O 0 o 0 o.
WaShington - 1 @ @ O O 2 ia
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Western League.
tr% L. G. Do-I

At Salina-
Salina .. 8 o 2 OBJ
Atchison ......... 0 0 0 %
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(First published in the Topeka State
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY with us for sale
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FOR SALES lots nea= the Santa re
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LOST AND FOUND.

%~~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~--~-~
FOUND-The umbrella repairer and jew
eler, ". S. Mccormick. at S13 Kan. ave.
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INSECURITY OF THE CITY JAIL


The Insecurity OF thr city iau as o.
place Cor even thr mI.d.rt criminals.
Del becoming mou apparent ,v,D lly
ana uuleri % Do either mldr more
aDeuge cor rhz "a 600 tha rruuud il make
room fur o. WYu modern structure.
rU.1H mluIHs JHiiIT N|mlIu 500 wake
ua.g Goo uHl tHIt I'I UH gfsH have ls.
lt.l hIu. oven Goo Paddy Boyle. Susan
lullT IHi Eph kHliy. tha thfrr mlst
iHliHiil h1aUdIH ihg city hla Uu lH
usInt
Co.. the corridor uf tho city jlu. load.
lng in tl0 dining tuuW De- trAp door.
known tu rrHty priF1nrr that has ever
stepped into tho institution. This has
caused gunHIlUtuhlH annoyance Iu thu
rlft nni was responsible lHr m0rc last
night when. ihfuuah lts iuIrumrn.
tlIly. william barton. hard qua.
toner who Wla doine 40 days f0f
drunk uu. and Vl.lu.H. rut away
md H Dow, uu doubt making tracks
iur pastures newer aud more con.
g"nit. From the evidence it hand ID
appears that NHrtUu. boo coming down
tu supper quickly slipped under thr
itnU door into thH cellar. whore. wIfu-
nui molrnilt.uu 0r tho least falr of ur.
lnE caught hD dug hlH way ont. coin.
lns up through H llir boz th1 uDar Bt "a
point whore 600 open door makes exit
and entrance uuliH welcome.
N1tiuu, when arrested. showed ouar,
HiHu M u"1unpHa. and Nil Imlris.H.
In,ni woe quite lIHtIHirfW f1 him. fIr
ht. n.It"d u l'ltlr over two UH. Dol.
IIll.r kIWhull discovered DIE gHHIuH
lNIH IIuInH hut inu iII. goo materially
assist lu locating him Tho IRAN IH1f
vill Do supplied with lnet tomorrow.
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4 $500 O)iaAc:
And Almos, a fighi-CtiV,i Of Tfclehep
and Ggnply

Special 90 the News"
trlvo. riah July es i'1N-A 900.
rad, elme IN llt evening between
whnlpgk and CALDWELL, both rrH.pH-
s.ou,l foot ricDrs. well kusNn boo rian
Two bennington mon naml uv.r 70
hpckod Whlul0k Cor ONE Thousand nv.
hundred dollars. which ulH gathered
in BY MY wood. Eureka. and Provo
parties, Via backed caldwell, tn lst.
tcr winning thr rave. WhIunrk and
Caldwell lsfi lrINu luHi Might lhH
ovGulnH went homo rhH morning uIt
very highly pleased wish their visit
llWunr has 10 that me OyrTIHH. whit.
lock and Caldwell had hfrtusfu Or
ihf latter 90 come Oh Provo, grt hluks
crs. and that WhluIpk should win rhe
ftce. infisai " this. Hu % ~ charged.
WhlN1ek thrrw flr race Iu favor ~
caidWrll aud The Provo contingent
Comfortable surprise was mtnIfeHtod
az overronh outcome. ono 90 thtm
pulled q pistol after me Face and a..
mand q Tho return ~ hIH money.
Caldwell Jumped behind ihr other
diversion, took a bead N lhr hfiiigrrrnt
brother ani told him 2 drop hlf Kun.
which H. ana. and The paroles Hen.
araioi. some wiser and Some Weather
shan before.
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ROBBED BY HIS CASHIER
A iigsh Tusisi tmployo Tres 20 Gel haal
wih a Good Sum Of hoa1y.
arsrAU8ArtuR Btars isTn0E0 wcng



The European restaurant nt so cost
e r.BI lauth urt IllIp r.rrta.
t...f .,. t.., .t..tt
up NF lNH own '"'Ii.H 'h'i BIB
Orr Ir the evidence thtW fHr ode
] .U..d r1ar tU .t.g. .rb ai., f.t.u
bed. .....t., o.. I......,..t...t ..
''
| .N. nul ihn man WHO Do ih1ufht i'
i.y. tIk.u 30 b. ruN behind tha h1rI
.f ft. ,ttv t,u .i..,y with sr aii.r.t
Air brtif o." proprietor l"tt th'
f.atsuraut ar BE die usual custom Ht
ts.s, ,,,i...t 49,, ,f.t, .t ,,t,..t ,i,.,.
"' h"tti'N h'H .iahl'' IT, ID" aiN'I.I' "
! put thc cash bag containing fiil iu tHr
! desk and LOCK- DO ur. About . o',Iush
,t.I. .....,.. .....t ............ $500. Dol.
| n
/ '..t'i..r go. ....t...t .i f.,t
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'.'N
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TEltGRAPHlc BRIWTlH

The President has Issued o. y.
lion restoring tho lands trart Ia
western Saline tHf.rNUf boz BE- u.
keu outlet 10 iha public ilmif
Tho transports g. Louis asir.
ChuHettf. with tho tIHHf. 2 4
lifnnkr. started from Neuf q M
Va, Tor Porto Rico at g.UFr. T.
transports Will follow 90 one
Sir wilfred Laurllr hita,i.
Ottawa o. call meeting 10 BE- T
luut Cor Friday next ana o. -
nl the mUmh.rH OF ih. EIrr-I
within reach 90 nttaul, 10 u u
stood that matters affecting b. =
Dee conference Will rnuH ar if's
sidrfation.
The President has ann1.rtt d
ThHidcus W JonUa Hf th -
cavalry, Ca tho vacant eHi,r"'rtfI
Itnih volunteer Infantry t,tIT.
munrat This officer was pu.r. !
recognition NJ hia mHri'lri1us \
while in command of ID umpiil
the Tenth uIgHin HuUUs CO... 81
lighting around sfu.Hso
Hamburg. July as=In. H1 Z
tufnf.st was concluded teIa I'D Il
ms when OAK htyta wrr dr'f' i
Co. the i2s yiHltngH
There was fetp torch light ru
son last ught. In which 1000 1Ht =
erH took part. ~ was WlinHiHl
enormous crowds 90 people. lri
greatest enthusiasm WHH mlr'n
Wilhelm f.angc. Of 49, Louis Hrs
und IN three Jump, ana lUI'hf
Louis Eymnaat was nfnt No. ~ "a
race.
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NORMAL SCHOOL MONEY.


.
state Aualior Mnisah richards IT,
was today the recipient uf uu opinion
fpm Attorney General uiHLop. which
.,..,.,..., ......., -.
cue" ~" '''''' N'''"'M =" t' now
ihe lfflHlhllFN appropriation lur thu
State normal school may Do .upiIai
Tho attorpe,. general .,,s.
Under date OF july iiih. Yuu ask Go
be advised respecting iha drawing OF
warrants against thH appropriation uf
$1,000 Tor furnishing aui maintaining
the branch normal school created hy
thn last Legislature, tlrWls
Can any portion thereof hp used
90 pay for thf Furnishing 1uUr Uuu
has vested In me state. although the
ramr was procured aud No. uHr before
that timt7
Whether thn cost uf htitlus ape
p1fatuH can o. paii from said appru-
prlatiunt
How should said appropriation bo
uppliedT
= am ~ the opinion that he first
question should he answered loo ths Ht-
ifmhtiNr, Thr hIiI therefor whom uuds
TED and allowed hy Ne state board nf
examiners, would hH % proper charge
against said appropriation ana 40 state
AUDITOR you would Dr. authorized Ca
draw warrant iu payment thereof"
y an ~ opinion tha. h.lunE APP
uauttus would uHi cUme property with
in the meaning N Ile word furnish
FMS" 70 hsluE moro lu the nature " a
permanent fixture ana therefore q
par ~ ihf original plant
''AuHWtiIuF your thIud question li
may D. uIs rv,d, that the legislature
ia making TIE appropriation dii not
zee ~ o. drnlsnhte how much should
be devoted % turulshiug ana how
J al
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ASSOC DAiiy nArr. sl,s


on each day until Ogllb'f %
Union Pacific win soil Tickets o ~
and return at rate OF tiA.9 va :
ol nov 18th. Tho Union parIi ~
the most Handsomely CqlIpisl n
Ia tho WoHt which make mia =
quickest time 90 an points L''- y
line east from Utah wish p.lii
BUFFET Smoking and Library p.iA
fun Information, TCE0ryli'ln y y
aud purchase OF tickets. call ~ ih
stand" eOi Main Street, m nliii,,
NJ Clay. General AgguL san =
CITY
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WILL LEAVE SATURDAY
Orders for Battery c Received at the Fort hi,
Afternoon.
WHAT A PRIVATE IN THE SIXTEENTH SAYS


This afternoon orders cam. io cap.
Jennings 90 move Dir battery 0. su
Francisco a, once. rho ordarf c1m
Just as the News" woa about .1 goo o.
press. 1t o. expected Chat 90. IH.r
viii start Tor ihs coast 6u saturIly
about noon. on 90. rlp Grand wt
crn. All preparations f1r the irp were
pushed Immediately ou receipt of .ha
orders aud the work win u1i be- 81.
lowed to rest 900 tha boys lrc on.
srANrARDs FIGHT
tn following ia,ter has bocn rs-
cUvcd from oscar g. IannCu ~ kaya-
willie. member uf tho s.A,can,h Doe
flntry.
Fort San Juan. cubs. July s-No
d1ibt you rxpfct iI hlpr that I am
dead ur huri ln SOME way but you dr.
fooled. J am in ih' best Of hr1lih ani
as lufI NE n dollar.
on July T. 3 ana . We hai tna hottest
battle even known az least there were
more Hh iH exchanged thlu DV.r before
iu ihe short length uf tim0. alaH. pore
hapa. more were wounded although not
many wcr hilad-uuiy one ia yur cone
pany
our buslie TOOK 90. f,r.. eni ihs
slSieehih Infantry hli htlr coi1Ts on
ne hin nrst
am dotnusi IN aharxc II thr br.
rlde plpnVer rlrpf. 90 mfn ln alb pur
duty Is 30 90 900 yIrif ln from. 10 ihH
brigade ana 'u ihH roar NJ ne advance
column. 90 cur down brush ana wr.
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MINOR MENTION.

] Z NJ fNNNtNH |N' "IHNN l.N HNNAN.
tn Tabeulsl. choir goes 90 slinlr
! iHWuri1W
Senator Frlnk ]. Cannon wont 90
! ogden thir morning.
Min Emma Mccormick d. engaged o.
/ MI Arthur 49, b nIrl
non. L w. shurilir VI ogden has
returned from iha omaha expedition.
The riarts VI walter y. Lewis ESQ.
t ur us him Dob h.e.ue o. clulIiHt.
o. State HsuliHr
Ths cts wants h.lH fIr ihs delivery
~ i carload of NE-inoh uaHi-Ir1u wAtHr
pip
Tho Verdi club aud thr Twentieth
ward choir gave = Zinc program at Ln-
.Yr llsi night
a horizontal h1r and aerial lct by
fbH Blush hrHth0Ia If England A u
part ~ che Cliierf Park prlFrlm.
q son huls arrested ytrtDfdHy o..
iHuuun Cor bathing within 900, city
'iu.u, wvt1 Eit.u u sound lo.turu ly
Justice Timuuny uud discharged.
pr j. a. II0uHsl was iiHt evening
chosen captain eft company 10. -. %. Is
iu succeed Captain ~ N. H. Luud. WIN
was recently promoted 90 "a mliurship
~ o o'clock tannrrow afternoon ih 90
wu Do % wteling VI ihs unh Forestry
ahf.cIsu1n 90 tho office af pr Illn a.
Park, IN ihf city and county building.
A military bIUypia lrIu VIII o. given
by some boys ana E.H.a. und0r thr
uuHWcfH 10 tha Social Wh.I CLUB
TL' sAhMIu1n van Do rIy.u 0trly l
August.
The city s gaiug 90 .tli q piece Of
~ 3',..',t' 80 4N.'
~ $3.50. ,1 w. ~, ~.
XII. f., p, -, ' "N' -''''"" '''
''.rtn W. brown Hlei sun ln th'
.l'l court .9lty 'Gilnai john
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ORDERED TO nounARp c,urAorNA
Great Britain aud Waited States Intervene
60 Stop iiaiy's Action.

Now York, July e2--A dispatch from
Colon, Columbia, received here today,
s1yH3
"rho position ~ tho Ccrrutl matter
snow extremely serious. Three Italian
w1rshlps ore ln front OF cirtlguna. one
is here and another is lying az nurna-
ventura. The italian minister 40 Hornta
lH here ON board the steamer Atrttu on
route for Europe. The italian admiral
has received orders to lombard Carta-
Coma
Gvat britain and the Unlted states
are Intervening, and tho admiral having
represented me situation 90 his goy-
ernmenL ls now awaiting dnal lnstruc-
lions
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Surgeon General Stsrubarr has re.
turned 90 Washington igum New York.
where hH made an inspection of 100.
hospital thip Relief with most salts.
factory results
The war department this morning re-
Celycd dispatch FROM Cen BROOKE.
mo New port News, dated last night.
would Hlil for Porto Rico early in ths
morning
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ncticr Prepared Thi. Time.

Washington. July 2l--Asslstant Sec
rotary ArhoiQhn haa Just received
u.WH nf One result OF she second eN-
nadllluu fgut boy him 10 cuba 20 supply
3OWrTH forces On tho western ond 90
the island with food ana munitions OF
war; This expedition was carried on tho
transport NJndrrcr. Havana reports
describe the nnding as a fall
urc. ana cay that four n the landing
party including the lieutenant Were
killed This n the usual spanish cx-
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nAsrrnS TNcrusIoS'


lilo oande Western hhilHN
Indianapolis aud return. wv
August q, Q. q, 80
Rock Island and go,un, 't''
August 9, 2. 100
indianapolis and return "''
August ~. is. 10, -
Omaha and return. is.1 on ~
20. A..
omaha and return. $500 on ~
20. ,.r.
Cincinnati and return, W.
September I, 2. o.
Omaha ana return. $3.50 s''l /
Fast train daily at SEQ ~,
$50 .. m. Cool ana d'lis, ~
through the mountain W.
scenery. Through sleeping ~ -,
additional details. call lt lN, N
Western Ticket ONCr lpl3 I,
Corner No. i0a W. s.eon' "
Street
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New York. July 2s-The wounded
ruugh rldorH now being cared Tor IN
The hlrr1rkH end hospitals ON Cover.
nurH leland have been visited by Ma
ilr Brdio, TIE gave cnch nf them "a
now hvr-dnllnr bank noto. by inatruc-
don OF Col. Roosevelt Co pay for minor
expenses and such little Injuries as the
men may wish 10 buy. Major Brodle
also Informed the heroes that Col.
Roosevelt would give more money 10
them N Il were needed.
The wounded cuvalrymon were
pleased, one of them said. That's
just IKE Col. Roosevelt; he's continual
ly doing thluBs Cor his mem"
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BAKING
POWDER
THERE MUST BE
REASON FOR II

1rr'ratlon. 4 part of OBJ.
carried hy the Wnrl.r.' ~
landed ana sent Into 20. i.fri
sghi spanish reach SOD % r-
wa. Imlns force % sf1uHh o..
penrcd and compelled 90. 1i,ti !.
9i Che attempt 90 land ~.
nniuder. "'
None ~ the American r-.
Killed but Four were VUs5i.i
Injuries were slight and az ~
1Hhure 90 Key WaHt. tl vh't.
tho Whndrrcr returned ~.
made another start flr usf..- .
ihlr t.mr with H naval c.ay.. b.
vent Interruption with boz
% ia believed that before ftr ~
has succeeded in 90 OHlra.,
cargo.
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SIR Martha s.. Hounds of chicago
today WHf Don 90 United HutHr court
nn nUdttI 0f poverty in connection
With h.r ruIl against the Tribune Job
Printing company
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san Pedro il.,ln,

Washington. July "a Tho
staten nts relative Co tl. sst
cal. hHrhur contract w.fH rf =.
today hy the fuiinw.ug t..ff.-
l,Hproa'uiatlvo Mann. Hl lI.f
Zoo Che war department.
Hon. J. ". Wilson. chief b..
rllnoefH. Washington
Hlclimaicr a Ncu arr prltf.l..
contract and have no thought =
10 up. Statement o. th. rf.rt
llluirly false, Have lusI ~ .
They expect contract ana u.Ht -,
on San Pedro hnrbnr.
JAMES R var
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VALUATIONS ARB RAISED.
Action Of County Bolrd IN The Matter u Asssss.
ms Sire, Railroads.
Raise vigorously orpnssd Transient
sheep Herds Also Nncc,od hya
slight increased

The county board NJ equalization hna
boon Boz saslon for the pnst two days.
10 compliance with the Wishes or state
uulrJ. to take testimony Zoo the matter
uf the aBscrsmauts of thr two city
street railroad companies. the object
hH.ug go faire thr valuations % the
cumplnlsH' prpouica.
Ilth are opposed To- any raise and nc-
ruriluvlY Introduced rEllrnrH tending
tu prove that they were operating thelr
roads ulmrHi nt "a loss aud that the
machinery and other uImunHfullln
could be- suur.nntad hy second hand
goods ior tho amount their property 10
HHsfaHHd Ht.
u was ni.n clntendcl that o. double
track could Ur hulit uf INr present time
nr fia-i per milo ANA Ns0l prr mile
f0r n single track Mr CHtUhiIw. who
appenred COZ tho SALT ial.' cry air.'t
railroad company, said thHt biz come
ulnys lines had been lu uH' fnr over
ION years and tho assessment stood
ST. 30 per mile fhr double. aud g. BOO
per milo fpf single tracks.
a. j. Yard. chief engineer or th0 RIO
guudo Western railway was today
Huhp1nuHrd HH VITA. Tor thH board.
49, Wards nvuIHs NrrU uH follWHs
Estimated cost uf ono mile uf Rila
way iwck Boo place.
MATERIAL.
RAN 10 NJ. o. toms 20 taD...,....ti.GiO. 90
| Fastrninus. 70 per cont NJ cost
Of rails '.,' OF, 's''t'''.,,s al,.aN
Tlou, 5000 Or snr..,,t, o., ,,,,,s 10000
Total estimated cost OF ml-
trflnl,, o.. ,,,s ttt ,tt.,.,il, lpI. 90
LABOR
Estimated cost 90 lay ana SUR
face one milo of tracks, COZ %
! Total cost. .. .. tststst,.sr. fi.pHi an
H. A. Van. engine o ffr the Sail Lake
] ana Orieu hallway company HuumH-
! tUd au estimate Ua 90 ODE ...t .I huII-
| Hs a ROAD g1mplUH pur mile lH no.
! Hti ST. NNfa figures were about
| 1900 p.r mile F ,hHU 40 NtrI'a
! This concluded .hH Testimony and Il.
| board ordered thr fHiiINIuE rlIH. .u
| Doc asaa .W.ut ly tht county as a.r.
Tran care from $500 ll $40 .lHl.
/ uluhlo tracks from $4,000 g., $500 nor
| mill. 6'w'H TRICKS fI.W $3.50 tl 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28
I,IrI,

aOpERnERl. - A. tes, H., h
Tuesday, July 20, OF heart ah- Nv,
Nichols Soderberg, aged p, ,,,r
Funeral at East Jordan
Friday, July 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28
rn CrMl A cnIn N M b

Take Laxative hrIu1 Qu.H.H 70
~ druggists refund 90. HaT 81
calls 90 cure. 2it. no. ra.u
I. n. Y. ON rnnh LLhl-L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-28

RAN. 10 NJ, % toms 20 tap...,.... 50 900. 90
FaHtrnluuH - per cent NJ cost
ni riiIats Of. 90 60 ssssssssstss 800
Tiles, 5000 or snc.,,t, on, t,,. LOCO, 90
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-17
FAVOR AN INVESTIGATION.

Barbee. Smith and stahimsn Ask sus-.
pension OF Judgment.
A Nashville dispatch says: In con-
nection with the proposition TO inves-
tigate the passage of the Southern
Methodist Publishing house claim.
the following telegram is Of interest.
It was sent to a number of senator's,
Friday: sfyaf
''NAsHvILLE, TENN. June1O, $685.
We hope the Lodge resolution will
pass and that thorough Investigation
may follow. We do not care TO discuss
the matter now. All We Ask on oup
behalf, rs we'll as the church, is that
you aud other senator's who supported
the claim shall suspend Judgment and
refrain from comment ar criticism. I'M
til after the committee shall be able to
show, to the satisfaction Of the COM
mittee and the senate, that all state
ments made by US, designed to promote
the passage Of the bill, 'wer6 justified
by the facts and circumstances of the
case. BARBEE g. SIXTH.
"E. B. SrAisIMAs."
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-06-17
When American women once start

When American women once start
any movement they generally make it
n great success. An English teacher,
who is spending q well-earned vaca.
zion in this country, says that the col
lections Of needlecraft made by the
New York Association Of Sewing
Schools is not only better than the
famous collection in. South Kensing.
con, but is the best in the world. The
compliment means much. when II is
remembered that the association is
still young organization, having
been started but q few years ago. al
though, ON the other hand, its collec-
lions represent the work OF at least
1000 different schools and institutions.