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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-09-16
The science of Osteopathy was originated and
deXeIoned by DIR. A. L Still of KirksYiIIe, Mo.

The science of Osteopathy was originated and
developed by DR.. A. T. Still, of KirksviIIe, Mo.
This science depends upon the principles of
Anatomy and Physiology for its results, the chem
ical forces of the body being utilized 1t is a
system of treating disease without drugs by the
correct adjustment of the bones and their attach
ments, and through them other parts of the
body, i'll order that all parts may perform their
functions i'll harmony
The object of OsteopathiC treatment is to estab-
fish the freedom of action of all fluids forces or
substances pertaining to life.
Among the diseases treated successfully are the
following
Heart and Lung Diseases, Pneumonia, Hemor-
rhages, Nervous Diseases, as general nervous
prostration facial and general agitans, head
ache, sCiatiCa, lumbago, Tic DouloureuX, st.
Vitus dance locomOtor ataXia and all forms
of neuralgia, paralysis, epilepsy,
General Diseases-Loss of voice, enlarged tonsils,
incipient consumption, asthma, wry neck,
Catarrh granulated sore eyes, pterygium,
erysipelas, scrofula, spinal curvature, goitre,
eczema, rheumatism.
All DisIocatiOns-Hip joint diseases, milk leg,
variCOSe veins
Liver and Kidney Diseases-Brights disease, gall
stones
All Stomach and Intestinal affections catarrh Of
the stomach, dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
1uX, dySentery.
Uretllral Disease-Stricture, enlarged prostate.
Female Diseases Specialty-Irregular and pain
full transformations, prolapsus leuCorrhea,
barrenness.
We benefit at least ninety per cent of all chronic
affections abandoned inCurable by other
systems of treatment, seventy-five per cent
rejoicing i'll absolute cure.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-09-16

One Minute Cough Cure, cures
That is what 1t was made for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
FELL THIRTY-FIyE FEET
Young winslow Smith Is Hurled from
Windmill.
BOTH or HIS WRISTS ARE BROKE


wlnsiow y. Smith. son NJ Hon, Johr
Henry Smith. arrived from the SOUTH
Monday evening. in a rather delar'-
tatod condition. the result ~ % sevoi.
accident which bafal him 90 PINTO.
Iron county. on Saturday. lie lb tn-
gagged with y. C 81. l.. and was 90
Pinto on business on thn day named
~ u house where De- ri3pp t'I
short slime was "a WInImNl .nn w.
owner remarked that 10 unr ~ ms b1y
were home b. would have ine nun .N
amluod. DO fnH what had caused g1m
rrrnLlnr thlt had been heard 10 70
aplrf IA accommodation. young smith.
uht had had como oNpt rlrucn WIN ma
epinefy, nrorrd 10 make M luNff.lgh-
zion. The wheel was standing peft.ri.
b atiil. but the brake was not app r.
as was afterwards f'alls H. MNlN
young Smith climbed W.. tie ~ns tN-
aiming the machinery when nu l,i....
~ the Wind gave ihn wheel a NhliI
turn. and ho was thrown uui from tho
frame. cumlnr down head ilfcm1Hl, o
distance 81 thirty-nvH feet To- DO dni'
cent. biz ovorlila caught on the ladder
and ,Nerr torn. hut thH check hfnkr
the force " the blow slighilytund porn.
ably saved hi NE. A. li Whn Mhch
he struck the ground both wrists we're
broken, and BILE face lnd hrhd wctt
bruised runridnrahlv. IT, was gwen
Immediate aud careful attention, hnd
boinr r1nn.dar-l nbls DO make ihr re-
turn trip. HI4ItNu home, Today H. y
a. easy ~ could BE- expected. HlH
injuries are pos sllng iaN1fably %
wards ftuuNtf5. Hui b. ne .luln inc
bruknu bones have knit DO VIII Do hH
TiEht again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
A Chinese ENDEZZLER.
Gee Gov Of Plum Alley Fails 10 Account fc'
SIXTY Dollars
BELONGING TO THE FIRM OF CHAN LIE
Thought 10 ns,e.skipped Out. W. shat.
fst wanted fof Disturbing the Peace 81
Pred swanson Of the rIst Ward.

chin chan. chinese merchan. do.
Ink business In Plum alley. swore 20
Complaint before Justice McMnstor Roe
day. ohlfglng Gee COW. a fellow clun-
iryman. with The public offsnse u om-
bazzlemenL a warrant was Issued flr
the nrror, % the deiam;ing Chinamau.
aud placed IN thu hands " Deputy
Sheriff Mcffliand.
Chin Chan u about NJ well known q
character a. .vtr came TO Salt Lake
from the Flowtry kingdom. A. IA rule
h. talks pretty good English. bus IN
telling his gory 90 the court today h.
made u appear. a. clear az mud.
something had happened. when h.
had finished telling hi Story judge
hrMaaisr Elcaned that chin Ind been
bune1sd nui u "silNty doilah." and a.
~ ia not care ~ know the fuii par-
teulafs. h. drew NJ the complaint and
g1t the man from China 90 awear 90 BE-.
without thg ala ~ an Interpreter. or a
chicken either.
A. chin was leaving the court room
he was accostcd by a representative ~
IN. NrWH, 90 whom h. once more re-
luiHd Ms tale " Woe. The reporter
must also confess that h. failed to
"navee" the details u the emboasioment
a. chin attempted 10 make them
known. When be- had concluded. the
reporter was able 10 gather the fol.
lowing from his notes. Gee Cow o.. or
was. the proprietor Of n wash house
on Plum alley. tie was regarded BY
the Chinese element na model young
man. with character Tor honesty ana
aohuciy above repfuach. 30 much ~
thht HE nrirhhors and friends would
have trusted him with their lives
About nlns months ago dee Cow came
10 chin chan ana said he needed $40
With which a. send his brother a.
china. The money WIS soon collected.
chin Chan and his partner MIN Leo
contributing 500 n a. chin W huHi.
ness man and In order that there might
Do no mistake ns 20 how much he aud
his partner contributed h. took dee
COWS receipt f0r ~. n seems that dee
agreed % pay the money back on a
sort of an iuHthimeni plan. but later
fopudlatNd the whole Transaction, nt
The same time telling the firm ~ Chan
a Lee 60 80 elsewhere 90 look Tor ltr
money. ~ was then that chin Chnn
invoked the aid OF the law.
Up 10 "a intn hour this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Mct.filhud had been un-
nllo 90 locate Dee Cow. II IT, thought
ihnt % hearing h. was wanted hr
skipped out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

AIR. and Mrs. Harry LUZ Of the
Twentieth ward, started yesterday af-
tsrnoon ON sad cuand 10 San Fran
cisco. II was to minister Co tho wants
OF a. w, NhiHhiti. a relative, 90 Capt
Gaines Utah cavalry, be- having hreh
stricken with typhoid pneumonln "a few
days agU, ON arrival AZ OGDEN thry
received "a telegram advising thom not
To proceed further. rs thr yuunE man
was dead. They returned at four
o'clock this mouuluE 10 a not certain
whether the body win be dlHlnturttd
aud brought here or not.
Deceased b. u son ~ N. W, NAlHhlti
Of the Twentieth ward. we'll known
Throughout the Hiatoi his brother, llur-
- Naiablit. d. on a nHhlrE trip ~ fel-
iowHiono National Park and NO cum-
munlcatlon with him has yet been had.
The deceased went by the name M
I.uf; WIS mn empl,ye ~ the salt Lake
city Rtr,rt Hallway company, also "
the Oregon short Line railway. and
was well ami fnvurahly known through
out the community. llc was unmnr-
rled. and was rotated 10 Mrs, Lun 10y
whom he was raised, hence his dual
alIIlU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
MIILKrrr rmr PEACE.
uucle sam WIN Have No rooiery w Cuban
InanraamLa.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE war de-
pertinent inio shls afternoon posted the
following reply 10 an inquiry from Nal
Gen. Lawton, commanding the 10
parimani ~ Santiago. az g. lnstruc-
lions ~ the policy 10 be observed ll-
ward .he cubans who are within ~
military department.
"Clmmandinr General, Department
u santiago. Santiago D. Cunii Re-
plying 30 your message for inairur-
filnf. the president directs that you d.
informed that ihs United statea " ~
spnnsible fuf peace and must m1innin
order iu thr territory surrendered and
In ylur department. and must proiael
al persons ana ihrir property within
said Jurisdiction. inisrftrence FROM
any quarter Will not D. permitted, IN.
Cuban Insurgents should De irclfed
Justly and literally, but they with all
others must recognize the military 0c.
cupitlon ani authority ~ ihe unted
States and enc cessation ~ hlHilllil'i
proclaimed hy this government You
should Hra the insurscnt leaders and
~ advise ihem.
"ny order W the secretary ~ war.
"tflgntD ~ G. CpHhiN
"A1futHHt General"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Madrid. Aug. is.--AccordlnE 70 -. E'
TEMPO. the orgnn VI Che c9n,af ''..,s.s'
Senior siivela. the leader or ,l.. 49,
Intends 70 block the governments
policy. ...,.,,,.
thanked the French goycrnment TOT u, ~,
good Offices In obniuing peaS,, ano
has CHARGED eauor leon - Castillo, the
spanish ambassador 90 Paris. to m
form NJ Del Caaae. thc French MIN
lister Of foreign anllH ihal ner ma,
lasty has conferred upon him ne grand
cross IN the order of carlos III
A similar distinction ie bestowed up
on NJ patonotrt. che french ambas-
aadur at Madrid.
HANNA Whoat writer INSERTS that
Gen. Blanco chad succeeded In hood
winkina the Americas nH 60 Adml-al
Carvofa'H whrrcatpuis. but that the
piana hg announcing the arrival
Of the squadron az Santiago dc Cuba
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
srnIKrns Anr pn.rrnAIn.
Causing rroahls y, rana. iiiiRols-Aiay be
Iilnnhahah.

pann. MS. Aur. ia large force Of
armed deputies AMI special police were
On guard 40 the mines today ana the
union miners were cnngrrEated on The
hichwhya, II anything lu greater mum.
hrfH and apparently more determine
than ever that no nun.unlon men should
pass. Some 0f the union miners APP
urarod on the scene with rifles and
sh0iruna but their leaders Induced
them 90 return tho firearms home.
what few men went % work were
conveyed IN carriages In charge NJ
armed deputies ana police. The opsr-
atofl u the four mines have now OK
hauHtrd every EFFORT TO Induce the
turn % work below the scale price. nut
without aucccsa The operators pro-
pose now 10 bring IN negroes who Will
bunk On houses 90 be erected on tho
mining cnmpnny'a property.
The union miners are desperate, hav-
ms remained out nve months submit
ilnF % almost starvation fations. A
number have homes parry paid for In
building associations and u u feared
serious rlotlnF viii follow the lmp1rta-
ton vi outsiders.
The residence of Geo. Snyder. VINO
has been working az sprlngslde milne,
was attacked and partially demolished
by unknown parties last niHht nnl
Snyder and family driven thorcfrom.
snyder created great Excitement by
Wildly running half naked through the
streets armed with a revolver nnf seek-
ing the perpetrators, Othrr non.union
miners houses were served likewise.
Extra police were on hand, but ara
not succeed In detecting the guilty
pnrtlUr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
ALtTrtR FROM RUSSIA.
0bsena,Ons IN the Capital q ne Cars
Sights BY Correspondent Of he News"
MOSCOW. July g1. is9s.

Moscow. July q. 1895,
-. Petersburg. the modern capital ~
Iiusal,. contains. according 90 ,he lat
~, census usaD. 100000 inhabitants.
II was founded by Peter che Great
ahout 1908, amid the mirsheH through
whluh the river Nova discharges ltH
waters Into ths uulf NJ FINLAND. A
great many yeara elapsed devoted wHh
unilrng energy 60 thc construction uf
frm foundation Cor ths projected
huildlngs, before The work seemed 90
approach HatlaitCiory cOmpl zion.
For years between 1000 and $1,000
peasants were forced O. put thrlr
shoulders 90 me wheel. thr czar per.
aunnllN experimenting tha operations
During this slime every conveyance
approaching she town. either hy land
or sen, was required o. bring q number
81 stones 90 nI ~ che marshes and
founder the empress Anne and CATH
airline ~, dl the most toward beauu.
fylng the city. untl as present thgro
are but Few capitals in Europe to
equal 4, The number ami vast Hlze OF
~ buildings nrs not supposed by any
clfN ln EurIn'.
ON lry,nr 'rom stockholm my
, ssplfi VIA d,nauleL ucglns stat
bother over With, ! drove 40 ms hotel
az a hrgAk-uttk pace THIS ID .hT only
city ln She Waul whtf. you are al
lowed 90 race nn the main streets. ana
yIu DO race. Your driver viii never let
another pass him n he can holp 70. So
With turning corners az a pace thAt
makes your hair ataud on ond. you
wonder whDthar you would not b. moro
a. ease IN siberia. A aCty man VIII
Fct his nh here. The slelRhlnH must he
more ihtn hna here in ihe winter llut
when you Ett Hiy months 81 @ / guess
thr uINHItN wears lu,
Tie architecture VI tha churches
strikes ono as being odd They are
generally covered with small domba
some Sided with f0ld and others
painted lll cllnrs ~ Gao rllnhnw
which makes Very pretty showing
from 4 distance nlut o. the flylrl'l
color g. isinC's Cathedral "a tht
largest ana flnea, IN toe city. on gl.
INK ia you are struck with the am luni
OF gold and silver tapestry and pie.
lures which literally covgr the walls
The interiors Of the Greek churches are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

latter Was stcsiia. Goods for cuhans' md
Refusing Ia Halt.

Releasing to llalt.
R,ntise, d. Cuha, Aug. n, pm.
tiei1yed IN tranamlsalnnl.- The OIL
yeiis aillfd THIS afternoon i1r Mln.
tauk Point with between 200 ma all
sick. Mias Wheeler u "a p1Hfrngar
This morning cuban was 1h1; by
rrniry who caught him stealing come
mlr1ry stores AZ the dnfh Yesterday
10 was discovered enough goods had
been stolen 80 make three carloads
which had been taken Out surrepll-
ti1usly 10 the Cuhhus in the field. The
man under Suspicion returned % the
wharf last night evidently wish the In
tfntlan af continuing Ms thrftH. but DO
was warned ~. Early thls m0rnlnR
he was again found there. When ihe
sentry challenged him h. ran. refusing
% obey ihe order 90 halt A. h. was
llkely % escape The sentry nrcd and
Killed him.
The occurruucu IL regretted by Gen.
Wood nui the American officers Fsner-
ally, but e probably will have aalu-
tary sffect az raids IN the clmmlHrary
and the medical ana Rcd Cross stores
have been ali1ge her TOO frequent 20
be- tolerated any longer The ralny
season has now set In wi.h torrents
daily The troops therefore are moved
none Zoo soon, as The phya'lans are all
agreed that the conditions ~ she men
would have been rfcaty aggravated
by the rain, dampnofa ana consequent
mlasmas.
Al rri1lce ne the prospect ~ peace.
and an early return home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
IElteRAPHIc BREMIIEs.

Gen. Wheeler 10 h stated. has loft
the camp NJ M0ntauk and IL expected
10 reach Washington today
Ucn. wheeler has been ordered 10
Warrington, the secretary Of war de-
string % consult with him on the altua-
ton az Santiago.
The Wlnoun Assembly association NJ
Richmond, Ind, u attempting 10 De-
cure the general conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church Tor 1900.
All the presiding elders ~ Indiana meet
there TO consider ~.
Gen. FltEhuFh Lee had q brief COM
ference with the President today and
later arranged 20 leave Tor his command
at Jacksonville tomorrow. lie vouch-
safcd no further explanation ~ his COM
ferencea here other than the desire ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

John ". ilrceze. attorney Tor the de-
fond1nt In the ease " iiiidu Isahson W.
Christine Carlson Mod a fsitlun before
Justice Nelson today asking that the
cn.' BE- dismissed Tor want ~ iuriadlc-
tlon. Tho court took the matter under
udVlaumrnt
The plaintln n the woman who had
the defendant arrested charging her
with Islander. The nffonfe complained
81 vas ne making use o. the following
alleged language
Mis-. isakson has been Intimate with
another man and has had qunrrels
with her husband about ". and wanted
20 gel ia ~ her huahnd ana u n ru-
morsd that she gave him poison 90 get
rid ~ him. from which h. died"
The contention ~ Attorney Breeze ia
that q justice of the peace has no juris.
dictiun % actions Tor SANDER
Justice Nelson vii render decision
SATURDAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
Wisconsin Itepabilean..

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. iG-Thc Re-
publican state convention 90 nominate
q state Ticket met at the exposition
building here at noon. 10 was the big
Eest state political gathering that ever
assembled In Wisconsin, 1907 delegates
being chosen 10 select the nominees.
Congressman 81 J, drlfiin " Eau
claire has been selected a. temporary
chairman.
The main ngh, In the convention will
be- Tor the guhcfnat0rlal nomination
between Gov. Sch1neld and eN.C1n-
rressman Robert N. Lafolettc Of Mad
if1n. The campaign has been n hot one
between the factions Of the two aapir-
ants Tor the head ~ the ticket, The
outlook IL that the factions VIII night
tho battle out between themselves and
ether Gov schnneld or Mr. LaFolette
viii receive the nomination. A large
number of the delegates are already
IN IA city and more are coming lu On
every train. Conferences were With
out number and leaders m both cans
dldntps appear 10 be confident ~ WIN
ming out. The table Of delegates shows
2it 20 be- Instructed for Schnnrld and
800 f1r LaFolettc. Tho unlnairrurted
largely are said 90 be for the present
governor Who claims ne will be nom-
mated on the first ballot
The result of the balance Of the Ticket
will depend largely on how the COVER
norshlp h settled Jesse Stone u Wa
tertown has no opposition In The con-
test for lieutenant governor, Walter
L. HOuarr OF Mondnvi ana W.H.frOllch
" Jackson are out for fecretnry oi
state.
There are four candidates for state
treasurer In ]. %. Davidson Of Soldiers
Grove; Albert Cyproanzen of Eau
Cialrei G. 81. HambrlEht OF Racine. and
A. O.. Nelson OF Waupaca.
For attorney general y, n, Hicks ~
Oshkosh and John II. Erdell ~ Mad
ison are those most prominently mem
llunrd.
several candidates for railroad COM
missions are being talked over among
whom are Graham Rice Of Superior,
Hoyt A. Wlnslow Of fun du Lac and
John W. Gaines Of lowell.
WIN. Frrk n candidate Tor re-
election na Insurance cummlfsluncr and
I. d. Harvey aud WIN. 7. Anderson
NJ Milwaukee are seeking ANIMATION
az state superintendent.
The platform VIII doubtless endorse
the administration Of prrat. Mckinley
and the administration OF Gov. Soho
neld aud VIII favor the abolition ol
railway passes and more equitable tax
alton ~ certain corporations
The Republican Firm congressional
| district convention today rcnominnted
! Congrrssmnn Samuel =, Barney. Of
West lioud. by reclamation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
the pr . e consult with him over

the President 10 consult with him over
conditions In cuba.
u. W. Oolson. broker on the Mer.
chants Exchange. ~. Louis. was found
dead today lying across the graves n
four OF his children at Belisfuuiainc
cemetery. lie had committed suicide
with dose OF Hiryrhnine. Financiai
dlmruities nfe thought 10 have been
the cause 81 his act.
The authoritative statement IL made
that Senator Allison " Iowa will not be
q member uf the peace cummisHlou. In
a long Interview today a membership
on the commission was urged upon him
by the Precedent. senator Alilfnn was
not able 10 accept ON account OF other
Important duties
~ the London bow street police
court this morning ]. w. Jagu, chief
officer % the white star Llne steam
ship ilfittanic. who n held ON a war
rant Issued at the rCduen' Of the United
States embassy on the charge OF en-.
brzElcmcnt and larceny. IN connection
with mail robbery ana smuggling. wa,
formally nrraignrd. Sir John Bridge
refused an application Tor ban ana ihl
prisoner was rcmnndcd for n week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
ALVEY RUNAWAY.
his Stopped BY the Brave Ael Of ch'd''
landIey.


A lively runaway occurred about
$3.50 this afternoon near the Temple
cate Mrs. rronchmnn and a Mrs.
Mcgrvgor from Anaconda, Montana.
bainr In the city with nn 'krui ION
pafty, hired q rig from Mccoy'a STABLES
Tor the purpose uf seeing the city a.
better advantage. They drove around
~ the Temple gate and one % the IA
dies nlishted to take a Wow NJ me
Temple grounds. ETC.. when one ~ the
horses ruhbsd his bride on. When the
driver got out a. NJ 10. the morse
jcrktd hts head away aud the team
started to uin. When turning ih, cof-
ner from South Templc u Ei-t rom
pir street the surrey was cnphlfeu'
,hrowlnr Mr.. MooicEar ont Hhe
was caught between tho wheels ann
draaved for several rods A nnliaht
enor on the part ~ Charles
ilnndloy, the hOra1mnn, stopped
the team and Mrs MCGrcgnr was. chf'
rlsd into johnson A Pratt'n drug store
where she received medical nttqfunhc''
Fortunately hero injuries are not sffl'
Gus. although she may be- sore Tot a
few days from the erecH ~ the JOLT
ing
rcrntches. white the surrey was nniii
badly DANA sed.
SIT. linndicy'a brave act deserves M
highest commentator. M his FEAT wa
n most difiiculi one and was psrfprm"'
NJ the risk ~ hlH own life. ~ u was
he prevented Mr. McurrHor frum re'
cslving severe injury, and prnhnhl,
saved the lady'a life. Her injuries con-
nilt " some slight bruises on one OF
her limbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION.


The salt Lake city Railway COM
pany Il extending lia electric ear line
along south Temple street. rs far na
Thirteenth East. whom this " com
plrlcd there viii be line ~ ear tracks
on that street from Thirteenth East 10
the oregon Short Line depot on Third
West The work began Monday morn
Ing, the initial point being Thirteenth
cesdod westward. one block was laid
yesterday, ana the work was coniln-
mod lnhlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Mus; be WHITE In color. Of the
tMhf HOUND VARIETY ana iha
tsol9Wlng Painted In 2-inch Black Let
ters on their Sides:
Ihe Foreman " Our nakinK Powder
gcpii tineni. while overseeing the mix
,,ns ei a batch Of sAIlrAfR BAKING
i,vWDElI lost a Diamond stud. size
chFats, ~ IN combination Tor
h,ns OF stud. Thr Diamond is a pure
M,.hlse Stone. II was presented % our
E'Ieman BY his New YORK employers
taciurlr OK Baking Powder We will
pay Nly in gold 10 any ptraln returning
.ame With the can N sALrA1R nAK-
lNV POWDER In which the Diamond
wa. found. u our Office. Room 40.
O'Mfurl liufdlnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Articles " Incorporation 81 the An.
deraon Real Estate investment com.
pany, with headquarters In this city,
VEN fled with County Clerk Dunbar
today. THIS objects % the inCurpora.
tlon, as meg h. Gathered from IT, A.
tie. IL thH j,ayinF and selling Of real
estate. ire capitalization N fixed az
$4,000. divided into 10000 shares OF the
par value u 81 each. Tho officers uro;
President. J. q. Andrsnu = Yicc
president, l. g. Anderhon' srrtary
and treasurer. !. A. Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

Cincinnati Aug. 1.-THE fight be-
tween he railroads and the ticket
broker hrro ended today IN favor "
tho former. i.efrntly an ordinance
was phfacd charging the ticket brokers
a llrunra % so and compelling thcn
10 eiys ! bond each u 800. which
would De forfeited 20 the city ~ the
event tho uckat brokers sold q Ticket
that was not 40 righL The law has
ifcn tested IN various ways, and pend
Ink the agitation and litigation u has
not been DO oucct Today % was de-
clded 10 BE- valid and the corporation
counsel ordered % enforced. II Us of
special Importance at thia time. owing
10 tho large number " excursion TICK.
ets which will d. used Tor the national
encnmpmout ~ the q. a. r.. which IN
10 BE- held three weeks hence,