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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-21
PASADENA BUDGET
BUSINESS MEMS YACHTING
PARTY RETURNS
Major Bingham Appoints a Locum
Tsnens for the Americas Club.
A New City Charter


PASADENA Aug. z"-eOInce OF Inc
herald % Eas. Coioraoo streeu' Inc
party OF business men VINO ie1t mere
houses Yacht Alert returned this after.
noon from San Clemente island, much
pleased with their outing. They stopped at
Fig harbor and Catalina harbor. and spent
several days about Catalina island. Then
they went to San Clemente and landed at
Gallagher's and at Mosquito harbor, the
home of Aleck O'Leary, San Clementes
hermit. They had some wonderful fish
ing and hunting and were immune from
seasickness. They explored the caves
along the coast and the foothills inland
and returned without a mishap to report.
L. F. Kohler, who was one of the party,
took some fine views of the island. The
party reports having found the sheep in
suffering condition owing to the dryness
of the season, there being little water for
~ ne 49, ~ Urn u.i"H One OF the party is said
the trim. and ba. agreed r. .,,,a = s,,nnas
to the entire party unon tbs agreerpsnt
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-21
The Colored Vote
Bangham Resigns

Major Bangham of the Americas club
has issued orders to the effect that being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

hut kindred country" The roll OF tho
dead was then called, ono woman'H
body was claimed b. twu families.
other bodies had mo- Identification.
A. = Williams, the clmpnny'a Lun-
don. manager testified. describing tho
shin nH ln tho finest condition. lie said
they had had trouble with her boilers
On her FIRST voyage and had withdrawn
hor from oue trip. dcvotinT several
weeks 90 repairing her machinery.
which was perfectly adjusted. He de-
scrib-i the officers ~ the Mohogan In
tho hlghrrt terms. laying stress upon
the uhatomiouHnesH Of Capt urlilithn.
speaking or the crew. Mr. Williams
snid; 1--WE know that the crew did all
they could 10 save the passengers"
Richard Kelley, pnHsengor-Thcrc
was not an officer on the deck when
the crew were trying TO get out the
boats. The only officers | saw were
capt. Grlfiths and another on the
bridge.
Mt WiliinmH-t can prove that all Of
tho officers were on deck and aiding
10 get out the boats.
sir Kelley Insisted that the boats
were improperly arranged, being sur
rounded by ratings Instead u swung
ON davits. "a that they were with aim
Guilty launched.
Mr. Williams c6ntcnded that the
launching " four boats In twenty min
utca was good work.
The coroner adjourned the inauen.
Tor week a. secure the attendance u
nautical expert representing the
board 81 trade.
After tho adjournment Mr.. Kelley
complained that only members OF the
crew had been summoned 90 testify.
The coroner replied that he would be
very Glad 10 hear the experiences of
the passengers. In response, Mr. KEEL
/ Icy, with others. protested Inability 20
remain Tor an adjourned hearing A
| week later. Offering 90 testify imme-
l dlntoly. The coroner declared that this
was out Of the question.
I The total number ~ bodies recovered
/ UP 10 midnight IL nfty-ul1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
rnE STORM riESp.
Make Things Interesting GENERALLY -Teio.
gray System rsniysed,

Kansas cay. Oct. 1.-THE earliest
winter storm In the southwest IN TWEEN.
ty-nva years, and the worst early
Htornh on record. almost completely
shut Kansas City on today from wire
communication with the south ana
west and the north An opening on
the east alone KEPT the city from be-
Ing totally Isolated
on the south, slow wire 10 Fort
Scott. Kan, and Springfield, Mo, was
the limit up 10 tOnlgh. on The wea,
point penetrated up 10 0 tonight. when
wires were secured through 20 Den.
yer. Up 20 late hour tonight 81
Joseph, No, Is The most northern
point In direct communication with this
city.
II had been raining FOR tweniy-four
hours. and shortly after midnight
lani nlght the rain TUNED to snow. and
the temperature dropped peroepilbly
steadily since then a heavy, we, snow
driven by the strong north wind al
points reaching ihe We oolty Of the gale
has fallen. Hundreds OF telegraph
and telephone poles out in the op.f
! have either been blown down by IN,
strong wind or broken by the weight
~ the snow covered wires.
Al Fnlrmont Park. near Kansa,
city. and AT LeavenWprth. Kan.
| where the Third and Fifth Missouri
| and the Twenty aud Twenfy-ssc
| ond Kansas regiments. reapecuvcly
are encamped, many tents We're hlnwt
down and the soldiers made 90 sunal
acutely,
The storm came up with great sud
denncsa aud caught many unprepared
Numerous cases Of suffering 10 mar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Washington. oct Il. Adit-Gen Cor
bin lato tonight received 90" following
dispatch from Cen. Bacon. iui'cAung
that the Indian uprising iu Minnesota
iH practically az an end
Walker. Mimi. oct it.HAiluinni
General. Washington AT council with
hostile Indians today. latter slil thrl
wanted n1 more nghtins with United
States soldiers. ard agreed tp come Dol
and surrender on "Wednesday, This ~
the result Of their defeat when engaged
with mo uu the 9Th CnmWI HIIref Ii
Indian Affairs Jones hns been shown
this telegram rud concurs in the entire
foregoing statement
BACoS. nngudlcr-Gengrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
comml..lonor ionr. wrretrd'

Walker. Mimi. oct. i7.-tnsian Com
missioner Jones and his party and th'
Newspaper correspondent, who lett uH
the tug Flora FROM Black Duck Point
10 attend the Indian council this morn.
iuF. passed through one 81 the severeHi
storms ever known on Leoch lake
when they returned this evening "
WINS found q portion ~ the deck had
been washed away and ln huemptlnr
b. land the Flora ran Into aunken tim
bcfF. There she hammered while small
great difficulty brought those Ou boar
ashore. There was no end 1f excite
mont when this was bcI1g done. AMI
SOME 0f the small boats narrowly 90
cnpcd being wrecked. The Flora vii
go 90 pieces before morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Cleveland. Oct. O.. Il. o. Countess
Louisa Won Lindau, an actress, known
In Germany and many American cities,
a. Countess koenlnEslow, was locked
up nt the Central police station here
kft night upon the charge of lntoxlca-
tlon. During the night rhe made an
unsuccessful attempt 10 commit sui
eide In her coll. In police court today
her me was suspended for tNonty-f0ur
hours In order that she might have
time % leave the city. The countess
was formerly quite wealthy, bW,
through dissipation loot everything
Frlendn Of t.io woman will send her 10
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Paris. Oct. Combination Il given
az the ministry Of marine that Admiral
Fournlor. now at Tunia. has been or
dcrud 20 return Immediately 10 Touiln
and prepare four cruisers for immcdl-
ate active service. orders were also
issued TO send The largest possible
number "a Tunncfa 20 Hrcat % man
the forts. These preparations are
thought u De the result " the FaHhoda
dispute with Great Britain The pa-
pefs here Hay three British ironcladu
are engaged In gun prtticc On hIzrri.
French naval station In the Mcdiicr-
fanoln.
a ssmi-oiiiciai note Gays the state
menta THAI French WarnhlpH are being
piaccd on a war footing and ordered
% lifeHt arr Incorrect ana that undue
Importance II attached % the Incident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
A rse.reetl,e MlIIlonslre.

New York. oct LIBRARIAN A,
Young, ~ Loulsville KY, who dlei At
the post hospital az Wllleia Point Co.
day. was heir 10 llmoir a million dot
lars He left home over year agO
tellng his mother De was going 20 en-
EaEt ana enlisted ln Sac Engineer corps
lie was one OF the detail sent with
Gen. Miles to Santiago, but aaw 10
service there, and proceeded with N,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

So Louis. oct 1.-THE Orr, blzs1r1
% She season reached ~ Louis '1i1y.
a heavy wind blew all DAY 90 ths We
luU.ty .l nearby thirty miles 40 hour
and dHgzlng rain fen The rain n'-
ban 1Ht u|cht. ehluging Go scot In il.
'as't mIfrI.H hours ahd it n
down tu continuous cola uns1I..
Nut much damage has h.0u 0luf Dol
ihe cIty outside OF the Do tuiiun or
telegraph and telephone vlfUs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Lincoln, Mob, OCT. i5.-snow has fall
on steadily thrnurh1ut Nebraska
throughout the dly ana night. with nh
Increasing gale blowing and lower tfm-
peraturc. % has nll the marks ~ a
January nortnWoHier Farmers ana
niuckmrn were unprspnred for II. anu
unhouaod cattle Will suffer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

expedition 60 Porto Rico. lie returnc
thuU weeks ago and was taken DO win
TYPHOID. His mother arrived at the
post 0n Saturday. after he had b.cuma
Unconscious. The soldlcr'a father was
au eifthDn manufacture. ami I.i.
fortune estimated close ID million
dollars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Paris, oct i1.--Tha duchess Of suth-
eflnnd. while on board a train bound for
culals, lost a satchcl containing jcwelry
worth $3.50 900 She left the train a,
Amlonn and returned here 20 repor, her
loss 90 the police, II 10 believed the
attchel was stolen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

and bcas, will doubtless be reported
when communication shall have been
resumed. Railway traillc, while more
ur ieas h1mpurul. has not been badly
interrupted aa Tar as can be learned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

u. Clrbett LETT New York Tor Yves,
Baden springs. lad, last nlEht, where
h. expects 90 do q little preliminary
training Tor his nrhi With Tom shar.
the Lcnox Athlete club On November
.2ud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
EMPEROR kwAuo Hsu.

u would b. o relief 10 obtain The post
i've fActs regarding She lltta monarch
OF toe Celestial kingdom. Cth'efrtma
have come t0 The erect thai b. hls been
dead Tor several weeks from the result
~ poison. ana they have been ns fire.
qurrly denied. II " ala that kwtng
IHu'a lora uf prrstlgc was due 90 bis
too great progrcsalyonrrs. lie Issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Two wherlmcn, 4, NJ. Curtis and
james ]. Casey, node from New YORK 10
R1Htlu. yesterday The former LEFT
the Now York city hall az 1880 am,
arriving ln front % the Boston city hall
At 1909 pm, hls el.pnod tlm~ brtaE
~ houn. % minutes The previous rec
Casey. who lefl Nov York az " O'Clock,
reached Boston az 100 pm. his elapsed
alme being ~ hHurs 90 minutes. having
been uvertakcu ard plased by Curtis
luat Meat VI lMLlEtplrL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

IN she tennis match AZ brighton.
England. Lnih1m won the -four seih
81. GO. C-i. 90. which finished the firai
stage 0f the championship. lie played
10 wouderfL form throughout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
SPORTING HENS.

In Syracuse. n. v. last nlght Jack
Dily - Wilmington, Del, Eg ihe DE-
cF1u over Jcm Currau, ihr English
lightweight. In tweniy-ruund bout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

a proclamation IN which h. IL reported
tn have said that the queue was en-
urrly unnecessary, ana the present
Chinese costume should DE- Discarded
Tor the more modern forms 81 iraH.
This the inhabitants OF she Fl1wrry
Kingdom thought tor great an Insult
10 their religion and habits TO be FOR
given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
rNaLisiI RAILROAD wnrcK.
An Ispre.s rrain :. Iried ~ at narnsi
near t.qndon.

London. oct. IA terrible railway
accident occurred this evening on the
Great Central railway near htrnrI
about eleven mllcH north ~ London.
An express train E1lfg at the rate ~ a
mile minute came into collision with
q freight train that was Switching
across the track 90 Barnet Junction.
mo express fficd up a complete wreck.
Nine dead and thirteen seriously
Injured have heon recovered and there
are others under the debris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

4 contest arranged for twenty
uunda. between Frank craig. thu
Harlem Cnfco.C11icr" 81 New york
aud uluy Edwards n Australia, took
place last night ~ The National sport
Ing club Of london. brElnninE thc
clubs season. erals knocked out Ed
w,Ifds 10 the twelfth r1und. erals
could never use BILE famous swlnglng
flFhi. but flashed N..ardH on with a
half-arm punch On The Jaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

lea

in tea countries and SeAik
hHg's Best in America are
the same.
Both are fresh-roasted. e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
GIN lGEEl NInNE IKlEp slSNNIG ALlL

No 300 West second south street
Telephone Nn "a
hallruad and steamship Tickets on sale
% All parts Of tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket once
D. o. HURLEY.
Cen Pass aud Iickut Aeon.
= W. TCCLFS
gfnefal TrAnie Manager
W. a. BANCROFT,
Vioo.prosldcnt and Cen Manaror
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0'-g4lslets
eTEEI
SHORT LINE
Railway.
nm cARp IN rrrEcr MAY Alrl


, Trains arrive and depart at salt lake city
uhlly ~ follows
AnniyE
IRON Chicago Omaha. ~ tnula
Kansas CITY, Denver. rark City
-. aud uF'lon ......... ......y...,,ln
Francisco. ufdvn and intermod.
late puints. ........... sHam
frum san Francisco Carhe Valley
=. uEiuu and Intermediate points y . m
lruiu Chicago. omaha ~ Louis
-. Kansas tItyy uunvrr aud Orien 70 a m
'ffum frisco Milford, saupetn Pro-
~ Euruka Mammoth. Silver
city and intermediate points .. O % D m
'MiNCd train frum torminua
Iuuolo and GARFIELD beach 300 400 y m
urrAur
For Chicagn. Omaha. nunvsr. Kan.
80 tlty "a Louis Ogden and
For San Francisco ogden. cache
. valley uuu intermediate points q % a m
Tor hFilun. Denver Kansas city
omaha - Louis. Chicago aud
intermediate points .....-.......H Is y N
Tor Ogden. ltuttn. Helena, Portland
=. and san frenclsco '.,l y'...,'..,'s 4, . IA
'luT Mrrcur Eureka. silver city
lruVu. Nrphi Haunufa. Milford
80 risru Hnd intermediate pnints z u m
'Mlhrd train fur Uafurld Nrach
luuele and Terminus .......... Is a m
Trains south VI Juab run daily except
sunday
'bsliy except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Rain stopped ,he meeting al Lerlng-
ton yesterday only two races being
finished. RraultH;
First race. The Wee. Tor $50 class.
truttlnr. purse g. 0Nn-Timorah WIN
nrst. second and fourth heats: Russo
Greek W1H third heat Host sine. ANY (;
Alice Dlmlu. MlEglt Lass and
barometer also started.
Second race. The Kentucky. for
three rur-6ld tr1s.u. purse t9.oo0-
I.rwia wilkes won second aud fourth
heats: Cupr0m Won third heat.
Nodaway, dlHianccd. won first heat
started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Jose shcedy, heavy weight champion
of the Northwest. .uday announced
the settlemrnf ~ the lrrina Tor his I'M
fsh match with Jim lenrcyH az san
Francisco, December 10Th. for a purse
~ 81 900 before the Olympic club He
has been In training here for several
weeks and will ~ 20 she coast Ia two
weeks,
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nm MonraNN nIsAsrrn.
~ No Inquest an Fs-pns..nr.r and the
'"wphnf's Agent Gross swords

~ IW,nsuth, oct 1.-THE inquest into
Bo,, M.heEan disaster began this after
NJ. ln me church at st. Catherine
1sn,i,o was necessarily 10 formally
r-,iy lhe dead there. The survivors.
n.ily oi ihem wounded and carrying
rlao arms In sllngs were OBLIGED 10
r5,., mrlY miles over the toughest
pre.s, ION Falmouth. The coroner OK
live, nla sympathy with the rela-
many Of them from a distant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

To and from chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha. ftanaan City. and all eastern
points.
Direct line To tho ans-Miaaissippi
Exposition. s,opovers allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains esoh way daily.
Ncstibulcd bunet smoking library
ears. Pullman sleeping cars. rcclln-
ans chair cars (scatA frco). coaches
and dining ears. operated on tho .
IA carte plan.
Tickets at otieos OF connecting Inca
l. A, BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q.
". Ry., pooly Block.
II. n. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. y. MMILLAN. Den. ACT.
20 =. W. Temple IT,. salt Lake City.
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Effective SEPTEMBER ISL 1898.

Train 40 leaves ogden si8o a N, Salt
Lake $40 a. h.. arrive NJ Pueblo sita a IN.
colorado springs go a. tn, Denver si0 an.
Train No leaves Ogden gIln u. M. salt
Lake 1'tn - fn., arrive a. Pueblo wa % n.
colorado ruunFH ~ D. M Denver niit n m.
Connections made ~ fuybio, uoiofado
Springs and Denver With all lines east Fie-
giant day coaches, chair ears and Pullman
s|Uruefs on all trains, Take the u. 4 II u,
aud have a comfortable trip and enloy tho
tncat scenery on tho continent
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The S Sc inc limo
World....
Denver &
Rio Grande
Soonie
W N,oS q tho Railroad.

Two Daily Fast Express Trains
70 oionwood Springs. Loadvllls.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Denver
and oil points east
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25

Hon. ". L. Mansfield, of Wayne
county, this State, was an efficient
member of the last West Virginia
Legislature. Here is what he says
in the Wayne News concerning a
certain candidate who has been put
up in this district:
In the thirteenth senatorial dis
trict, and the seventh delegate dis
trict, each composed of the counties
of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan,
the Republicans have nominated
gold Democrats. The candidate for
Senator is r. HnLter, who as a gold
Democrat represented the seventh
delegate district in the last Legis
lature and voted with the Republi-
cans on all questions. He paid but
little attention to legislative duties,
and though a member of the com
mittee on taxation and finance, the
most important committee in the
House, never met the committee dur
ing the session.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25
Pickpockets.

Notwithstanding the large placards at the
Hagerstown fair grounds, beware of Pick
pockets" posted here and there, to warn
visitors of this species of bird that usually
gets in his work among the country folk at
county fairs, a great many were relieved of
their cash and other yaluables on Thursday.
Tn day was everything that could be asked
for. The large crowd, pushing and serging
like colonies of bees, presented the opportu-
nifty and was taken advantage of. Mrs. Jas.
Starr, of this county, was the victim of one
of these light fingered gentlemen at the fair
on Thursday. Her purse was deity taken
from her pocket, and done so nicely that it
was not missed for several hours afterward,
when she went to make a purchase and
foundt that both pocketbook andi its contents
had vanished as if by magic. We learn,
however, that the Hagerstown fair is not 1.-THE
only place these gentlemen ply their voca-
ton, but we are told that we have practi-
TONERS, and industrious one, too, of the art
right here in Charles Town. Mr.. Jas. Starr
tells us that he was relieved of $40 in cash
here in town one evening last week. The
parties ia this instance done their work well.
Mr.. Starr carried his money in a memoran-
dun book on the inside pocket of his coat,
and did not discover his loss until late the
next day at his country home, when he
pulled out what he supposed to be a loaded
purse, when to his astonishm emit the thing
had been discharged, the greenbacks which
but a few hours before had been nicely ar
ranged in spread eagle fashion were notnow
contracted and that the per capita and the
imitation of the currency was many fold
greater among the beneticiaries. The thieves,
no doubt, from their standpoint wanted to
act little considerate towards Mr.. Starr and
not deprive him entirely of a depository for
his cash. After looting the purse of its con-
tents they slipped it back in his pocket for
the holding of supply No. 2. We sympa-
thize with Mr.. and Mrs. Starr in their loss.
CAdvocate-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25

A very pretty but quiet home wedding
occurred Wednesday week at noon at the
home of Presiding Elder and Mrs. David
Bush, in Salem, Virgtnia. when their
daughter, Miss Annie Bush, was united
in marriage to Mr.. w. j. Keudrick, OF
Front Royal. The ceremony was per
formed by the father of the bride, assist.
cd by Rev. W. II. II. Joyce, pastor oil
the Methodist Church. DR.. Turner, Of
Front Royal, acted as best man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25

One of the most unique and strongest
campaign speeches we have ever heard
was made in front of the courthouse Sat.
urday by a mar whom we understand to
be w. S. Powers, a Republican from the
State.of Missouri. He gave striking il
Illustrations of the fearful decline in val
ues in real estate and grain products in
der the era of promised Republican pros
perity, and showed conclusively why the
working man should abandon that party
and vote where all his best interests lie
with the Democratic party. We wish all
our laboring men could have heard his
most logical talk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25

At noon Tuesday the flag of the
United States was raised over the
Qualifications and public buildings
in Porto Rico and the island will
pass wholly into the possession OF
the United States. The transfer
was marked by impressive rel
MES at San Juan and at Ponce.
Maj. Gen. Brooke assumes entire
control of the island for the present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25

Mr., John "A. Livers, of Gettysburg, Pa,
who got the franchise and contract from
the city council of Harper's Ferry for
lighting that place by electricity, (and
who is President of the City Electric
Light, Heat and Power Co.. of this place.
was in Charles Town last week. He has
leased eighty horsepower from the Pulp
Mill Company to drive the machinery of
the new plant, and expects to have the
lights in operation within forty days.
The members of the new company are
Henry S. Riley, Charles Town; G. R.
Marquette, G. R, BreadY, ]. G. Hurst,
T. NJ. Conner and c. H. Trail, of Har-
Per's Ferry; president. John A. Livers.
of Gettysburg, Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-10-25
Campaign Speaking.

The voters of Jefferson county will be
addressed at the following times and
places:
Oct. 25.-summit Point, R. P. Chew, A
w. Mcdonald, W. NJ. Clements.
Oct. 29.-Kabletown. George Baylor,
Frank Beckwith.
Oct. a9.-Moler's X Roads. B. D. Glib.
son., w. J. Knott, Tr.
Nov. 1.-Leetown, George Baylor, Frank
Beckwith.
Nov. 2,-Bakerton, R. P. Chew, F. w.
Brown.
Nov. s,-DuHelds. A, w. Mcdonald, R.
w. Morrow.
Nov. 4.-Mannings. R. W, Morrow, w.
]. Knott, Jr.
Speaking al each point at 1880 p. m.
JNO. NJ. DANIEL,
Chm'n Dem. Executive Com.
WIN. CAMPBELL,