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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
GRANDPA HoAR

Is Positively Opposed TO Aeqai'ltion Of
the Philippines.
WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. so.-sena-
tor Hoar announced himself to-day as
positively opposed to the acquisition OF
the Philippines by the United States. In
a Communication to the Gazette ne
says
I'VE have not, so far, any news which
e ahsnlt1faiY trust worthy OF what they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

-IRUSTEE,S SALE.
.Irustee's SalsloI ono County R,,I
6Ellata.

Nv virtue q . oool o. tFult mndA A.,
Ro6art -. Ial1lr and juliet Laf1lf. N,
wife. 20 me- = trustee. bearing dals q
nov 81 record u the clerks once q ~
count court o. Ohio county, Wesf VIA
Finin, 70 Deed 81 Trust Book No. q, n--s
-. will GA
THURSDAY. TIE FIRST DAY OF DE-.
cEllBER, isSG
seiI Il public auction 81 the north iroD,
door q the court nople o. Ohio county,
n N, the following dogcFibed pEo5erfS
to-Wits An the right title and iniOfti
N tiie said Robert ~ Lalear and INN,
LiSear. rs vile, q and e The tolloSihS
Gatefs OF Short creek, IL Rlchland an.
trist Ohio county, West Virginia, ana "a
folninE the lands or u. e. Smith Iohp
Smith ana others ana bounded and ~
lcribed ag follows, levitt: Beginning a
4 stake 10 the hne Of lands formerly
owned by Anderson, now Alexander ~
Jenni0 Edwards ind running thence morris
80 west q poleI to q store: thence noFtf
6lN' west oi9t poles, 70 . stake: thsne1
South II east TX poles 70 q beech Ittims.
fhence south ~ west ~ poles 70 4 stoSs
corner to Smith: thence south iks MOI
ma polea to Q stake IN place OF q az.
wood: thence south ls' cast 1871 poleI % 4
gton0 corner to lands formerly owned ~
polea 70 q atake IN the original line a
nd tract; thence north i6' west e52 pols;
TO dtRkes thence norm AZ west ~
poles 70 stakes thence north ieo east n
IiolpS 10 q stake; thence north 1919 veii
iG1.5 poles to the place OF beginning m
containing nno hundred and eleven am
ncrea two roodg and sixteen poles mon
or leag, as surveyed for joseph g. Nor,
gan BY James NcElroy, IN March, m
And the property haFoinbefoFe described 4
nc Sanis land OF which the said joSep6
8. Morgan died seized. and which dN
Gcended 10 hiS i've children equally: SS5
the said Juliet LaEear Il tie owner of N
undivided one-dfih Of said land, as ons AZ
the children OF the said Joseph 8. Nor.
Gnn. and the aid Robert II, IiseaF 4 NJ
owner Of the undivided thFee-afths OF RSH
IRnd by purchase from Joseph, Edward
and Albert Morgan, three Of the chlldrlh
Of the said Joseph 8 MORAN, deceased
The amount Of land conveyed by said dtsi
Of trust being equal 70 eighty-elght and
one-half acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-thiFd Of the purchase money, ana
as much more ~ the purchaser may OlOel
10 pny, In cash on day OF sale; the bll.
anco In two equal payments at one and
two years, with interest from day Of SllS
the purchaser giving his notes with d.
proved security for the deferred install.
inRnta, with the interest on the second
deferred installnent payable annually, ~
tile to be retained by the trustee Until
the property Is paid for.
mol Trull6a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

appropriated the sum of $4,000 TO be
used in the Investigation OF machines Tor
reeonnol,erins purposes ana engines OF
destruction IN time OF war ,-
Prof $. z. Langley, of the smIlhson-
ian Institute has designed machine
that has actually turned on It's course In
mid.air. and It is said that his Invention
has met with the approval OF several
members Of the ordnance board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
MONEY QUESTION
b the Dependsneies-Quite 2
Variety Of ProbIems
CONFRONTING ADMINISTRATION.

oof5Br WHETHER AGoLD STAND
ARD CAN BID ADOPTED IN PoR-
no RICO AND THE PHILIP
PINES SOME OF THE FACTS OF
THE EXISTING sITuArIoN-THE
OLD SPANISH BANKS AND THE
NECESSITY FOR BRANCH
BANKING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup 20 reliable.
why try some new medicine when this
old reliable remedy can be had Tor only
% cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
nlsuRANol.
RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE,

The following millionaire COM
panies represented:
Phoenix Assurance Co., Of Lon
don. Assets. ::,....'s ,taisa
Merchants Insurance Co.. Of New
ark, N, ]. Assets.....-............ l,glia
williamsburg City Insurance Co,
Of New York. A8sets.............L 7H51
Orient Insurance Co., Of Hart
ford. Assets. ..........:...;.:...s ,JtAti
Reliance Insurance Co., Of Philas
deiphia. Assets...,........:;.... ..: Lad.4
deofgiA Home Insurance Co., OF
Columbus, Ga. AssetS.............l, 1lfR
Security Insurance Co. Of New -.
Haven, Conn. ASsetS............. sem
virginia Fire and n. Insurance
co, OF Richmond. Assets........ i1M
virginia State Insurance Co., OF
Richmond. AssetB........,........ Ssa
ALFRED PAUL,
1i3O Market Sc. State Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

OA8ToREA.
s,.,,tb. HIAa Kind Yog Hig Glasg Bought
i g: !: : &6M5zz5S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01
VOICES OF PRoIEoEIIEs.

Ask your druggist for free Pe-ru-nu
Almanac for the year 1899.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-01

II IL said that the managers OF sever
al Of the lendlnU banks have decided 10
request dcroHltors 10 Withdraw thclr
accounts rather than be subject to the
annoyance ana delay Of paying out mo-
ney 10 individual dcpOsltors over che
counter on ordinary receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
srILL HAMS rIsr.
10th lsidea OF the Peace Commission he.
main obdnrato Regarding Cuban Debt,

Paris. Dot. is-The dahiols today r,.
NlrWH session ~ the jolnt c1mni i
ainns and referring % the DELAY cnuses
hy differences IN the language spoken
~ the commissioners. adds.
nut according. 20 the spanlaris. the
main cause n the difficulty ene,tin.
tered IN the negotiations II the lnck
OF eonclllhtion IN the attitude OF tho
American commission. II IL known in
regard 10 Porto. Rico ana cuba that
me articles ~ the protocol are nbso.
lutcly positlve-Spaln concedes pnrtn
Rico 90 the United states and reiin-
bushes ana aband0ns sovereignty over
These two points are definitely se,.
ued and are not open 20 discussion, be.
sues the spanlarda make Il point OF
hunnr 20 scrupulously abide by their
Judgements towards their conquer.
The question OF the Cuban debt r..
mains. Upon which power should Tho
ono obligation or guarHntoc the debt
'aiF Here IL who're the two commits
hon8 diner In their vlpwa. and neither
u inclined 20 Yield. The Spaniards
agtee on the following lines;
When a power annoNea territory u
~ implied that u ASSUMES al the 0bll-
cations previously " such territory. IL
NWN'N NAhAHNAA INV NANANAmnNl nN
usage and which has always been
compiled with. Thus whom France an
tsxed Savoy she assumed AN The
debts contracted by the latter while
EN- an italian province.
" Lastly. they remind their on.
plnents that cuba IL virtually the Key
nt the Gulf OF Mexico. a strategic POSI-
ton ~ the first order 10 the United
states ana an immense advantage
which calls for some sacrifice upon
mo part Of che Americans.
TO this the latter replied at firnt
that they could not listen 20 any dis
cuFslon OF tho matter % the debt. being
under formal instructions from their
government iut on the Spanish
commission insisting, and In tho pres
ence 0f lta very firm attitude. not that
they entertain the intent of yielding 10
Spain's injunction, they consented TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

At the meeting Of the county com
nlssiuncrs-he yesterday AFTERNOON
those election precincts for which
judges were not appointed Of the las'
meeting was provided for az iou0"a
District tq-Dr A. X. smith, Gran;
Hamptau, John 70. Winder ".
District s9-R l.. MdXheld. j. u. 81
sen. Frank Webb
District GA. u. Brown. Alva But.
Ter. Charles Hoyes.
District 5G-John Holt. George .. oat-
Ter. Albert Holt
District 7s-iIcury u. Turner. y. a.
patoman. b. T.. cutler.
District David Reid. J. ~ Whip.
pie ". r. Spencer
District si-w w Lawson. I. ].
Evans. William Rlld.
District SIT a. Eldridge. Henry l.
Wooden. Daniel Mcllac.
District G-ErncHt Peck. samuel G.
sudbury. Emil schoonfcldt
suhstituuors were made In the fol-
lowing districts, on account Of with
drawila.
District si--Albert c. Morris. vice a.
NJ. buchanan.
District SIR D. Hammond. vice
Frank l.. Meyer
District cG-Juscph sutherland. vice
Geurgc Bailey. John NJ. walker and
william BngEes. vice David Proctor
ana n. G. Muntccr
l.. g. johnson appeared before the
board and asked that the appointment
Of II. n. Wheeler n populist. No Judge
of election In district -. be declared
null and void. un the ground that the
Populist committee had submitted no
isit from that district. The matter
was referred TO the county attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

agreed 20 meet az noon at a specified
place In the woods. but when Mathis
arrived there he did not Ind Prince.
Seeing deer tracks and Princes foot
tracks leading past the place OF appoint
mont, he concluded that Prince was
after tho deer and returned O. the
sheep camp. AZ Prince had not shown
up next morning Mathis started out In
search uf him. iie found Prince lying
dead with his KUN beside him No
wounds were observable and u iH be-
icved he died from heart failure. His
body was brought In on Thursday ar
tcrnJon. u having o. be carried three
miles - there were no roads through
the wooda.
Tho sad affair Il severe shock 20
hlH wife. children and relatives. Funer-
81 Herlvcos were held In the meeting
house on Friday. everybody that was
able being In attendance. Joseph \.
berry or kanarra. recently re.
turned missionary from California. Of
Tered up prayer and very touching re-
marks we're made by Elder Levy Pace
James r. Prince was born December
~ 1895. ~ leaves a wife and four
children 90 mourn his loss Ito was "a
cattle man and well known about this
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
HER MOTHER BEAT HER.
Bertha G. Law, a l5.Ys- Old Girl, Appeals
10 Judge hiles,
,SO IcoSplMSs or GROSS CRUELTY.


Bertha q. Law. a fifteen year old
sifl, has pctltioncd the probate court
Tor the appointment 81 MrH. Laret.n
Callahan az her guardian. allcgi1s
cruel and lnhuman treatment ON the
part OF her mother
The petition sets forth that che was
fifteen years Old on tho 18th II Decem-
bef 1851. that she G1es NOT know where
her father h.. or whether be- .R living lr
not that he separated from her moth
er when petitioner was n small child.
hat she lived with her mother, WHOSE
present name ia Luna Clark az lli
east Third South street, this city, un-
IN about three months ugn. when che
was compelled 90 leave home on nC.
count Of the cruel aud brutal treat-
ment received at hgr mothers hands.
II Ia then alleged that the ririr
mother habltuaiiy whipped ana beat
her. without any pruyucation and uHrl
towards her Vile aud Indecent Ian.
Euare.
II II further set out that the petition
o. has no home and has been CONE
PEELED o. trust 90 the charity ~ ncigh-
b1ra for "a place 90 stay since leaving
her mHher'r house. and has supported
herself by working.
Petitioner further states that she D.
now living nt tho house NJ Mrs. Gala.
han. whom she prnyH may De appoint
I'd her guardian.
williams. NnnC0t q Sutherland
are the girls attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18


aud the Hanger ereup ~ osnh.,,,.,
e,Ains situated about four miles 11ulb'
s.asterly Of Soldier summit eiatt,, ~
.ne X. q. w. railway. There are slr
groups In tho two claims. -
The The SAT- Lake opera compaay pre-.
sthted The queens Lace Handkerobief
large and delighted snd'enee In
tne opeia house last evening. The
Spsra company and their friends came
gsaWn IN q fpecinl over The orevr,n
snort Lane and reurned after tbe nor
tormance ''' wv
a suit Tor divorce has been n,ea nv
s Maud sanford, 10 sbringvlile. nrainst
Sy,us Stafford, 10 whom she was mar
i.ed on April 18Th 1894. she aiisres
srueity aH the grounds Tor divorce and
1875 ,ur altmony and costs and far the
custody % q minor child. which shs
s"aises the defendant has taken pos
,ssi9n Oh against her will since she
leit defendant. Warner & Houtz are
attorneys Tor pialhtlfI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
CONDUCTOR LOSESA ING
Frank Ball, on His Last Trip, Meets With I
Dis sing Accident.
OCCURRED At AMERICAN FAILS, IDAHO.

wa ON bic last rip"

was on his last trip"
How ofttn are the above words
apokcnl a sort n singular occurrence
Httns 20 follow the last trip OF r1li-
road man. For years they have gone
through the routine Of duty. have been
exposed 90 many dangers and escaped
thsm ali The time comes when they
are 20 leave the road for good. and on
that laa trip comes lhc accident
This morning Conductor Frank Ball,
Of the oregon short Line. was taken TO
~. Marks hospital with a veg minslrd
and body bruised and bleeding from
the effects ~ an accident that bofoli
him at American Fails. Idaho. last
night
For ycat Alr BAN has run On the
oregon Short Line. being the conductor
on No. 2 betgt en- Huntington and Poca-
trllo. Las 'nirhi a. the train was
leaving American Fails FOR Pocatcllp nc
attempted. az was bis habit. % swing
himself ONTO the last car. when he lost
across the track and between the
wheels of the car A. consequence
his lex was rfound 60 atoms. lie was
picked ~ and the injured leg bound up
10 sop the low ~ blood. and was then
brought 90 ih.a c.iy and placed In the
st. Marks hospital.
What makes the accident more dis.
tfcsHinF this WIS 10 have been biz ltHt
trlp and American Fails is the las ma-
ton before reaching his home In Poca-
tcli1 ne had aayod w q iiille money
and had determined 90 quii the road. A.
u meeting ~ the nnunork county,
Idaho. Democratic convention. Mf. Bail
received the nomination " county clerk.
and stood q fair chance uf election. Ills
many friends In this city arc much dis
trtased over the accident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
FROM the -FOUR WINDS.


Tho Cmc1r. bicycle p,r,t.l.-..
n1ncd uniil Thursday hlet. ,.t.s
she blizzard. '"'i 2
a dispatch 90 the Marine b4ssi,.,.
/ vice from Franklin. a.. r.u.i., ~.
new cases Of yollow foyor. ~
Surrender tlday 81 the pm,-.., d.
! dams seems assured. a. 1irei,, y
Jones IL holding anal clr.srssf. T.,
| them. -
The building strike 10 Paris ist.t,.
/ ana the troops lrn wEhIfter ~
the yards ana other places In y
they have been stationed
During the last quarter ih s,-,..
hnlf OF clrmany has exported no a.
lea tll,2it.ls0 VI morchaniIte. All I.
crease " tlig0.Aii compared Mn \,
same period " 1871, W." -
The g,oamcr Dorlc. which ,rrv.t.
san frlmclHco yesterday an a.
orient. brought opium VALUED Al ~
OoV, On which n duty 0f over no.
viii have 90 be paid.
Rev. George II. Parrish. pastor .f,.
Congregational church 10 Nst.t
town, Ia, WaH arrested ht Ia Il. e.
sandwich, ~, charged w'ih freI...
check for $500. thrce yoars asl
Grucncn'han. the sup, -as-t.-. .
the Imperial Printing In.et LII 49,.
has auicidr1. Ito wfr .t.r-.i -
thqr and forging gorm1ry Lrt ~.
70 che amount of oyCr 400 r1fst
4 seml-oniclal mote aays ia,,-,.,,
regarding French Wiffhirl E'..
placed on war footing oriefai o, ~.
are incorrect. and that uHi.f l-sy..
anco Il attached % IN lrcl,a.
Terrific weather contnu,i o t-.r,B
on thc south and en- cHsrf Z -.
lana. The mlnH hesweet n..., ~,
calais has been irfafruuf01 ~ ~.
have hcon llfc-hoats and fots 3.
paraiun rercuea
Mayor Zlogonhelm secured sat,
the Alabama negroes hfough, uE
Louis fIum Nirden. llif. aa gridsni
the Mobile q oh'J railroad near ~
-. Louis They viii probably na
work this afternoon.
The Alexandra correspondent ofn,
london Daily Mall dcn0lucea Inc lrt.
tion u the italian consul there WIN ~
jurladlctlon over the Italian anarch.u
row under afres and charged u.a
conspiracy against the Ne u Empisi
William.
The war Investigating c'mmlui.
has arrived az jacksonville % inipsi
cmnp cuha Llbre. The c1mmlsi1s .
divided into subcommittee % q
work. Subcommittee alD are D..
pointed 20 Inspect the camps az Tan3l
and FcIuandlna.
The Industrial commission created 4
the last session OF Congress held gi
opening meeting today and oalI.fii
the work before %. The comntfs
consists % ave T.. 3. senators. au
mgmbera ~ the House. nine .tffri
from private ne. Meeting beiig ia
behind CLOSED dUurH.
The United States transport Mnri.
waska arrived in New York yesterday
on board n the transport Wsre Gts.
o. II, Ernst and stan. ana the 81.
tegnth Pennsylvania volunteer, abla
100 men u the Thru Wisconsin y'st'
lcrra and h number OF cluyaifEa1
i.lm the hospitals 10 cuba ard N,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

H. a. Dcnmnn ~ Afantl il shipping
i've carloads ~ me cattle 20 eastern
markets
a. u. Moaby. general agent Of tho
chicago Great Western. u visiting IN
thr East During hla absence J. X Sic.
olNhn uf Denver IL looking after the
oiilce here.
Havana. oct. is-Advicca rooeiyrd
mere from Trinidad, province % Santa
Clara, siy that great damage has been
caused By the RECENT storm, Many
houses were destroyed.
oryin Morris. travelling freight agent
OF the oregon short Line. IL booking
atter the work 81 chief clerk Reeves
~ The traffic department during that
Ecntleman's absence Ia Oregon.
The hlds for tho clghi engines to be-
added 90 the motive power ~ the ore.
Fpn Short Line were opened yesterday
but 20 contracts were awarded. awnit
inE tho decision ~ the board East.
q. W. Martin. general agent Of the
~ Louis a San Francisco railroad ia
Denver reached this city last nlrht.
This morning with some local railroad
men, hr went shooting tho festive
duck
~ u. ncardsicy. travelling frelrh,
nFcni ~ the chicago and NorhWcsirrn.
D. looking after ihU local office lu mo
absence u g. A. Wnikrr. the genera
as.ni, Who D with his mother al Ken
dallvillc. Indiana.
Milford has MON idle men f,r 90.
population than any city In tiah
Ihrre hrn two hundred and Nifty mon
thors NV waiting f1r chance 10 work
on the unh ana Pacific. and no chance
or Ee1thg on Tor some time a. come. I'd
Denver Colo. oct iG-Recciysr
Irumhull has named Friday, Nov. is. AZ
The Gate Tor the sale % the south Pam
Denver. Luadvnlr' a uuunislnl mi.
r'hd, under The decree OF foreclosure 10
staHfN the flfHt murtglre h1nlH held
ny me American Loan q Trust com.
pany " BOSTON.
Detroit Mich. oct. is-. -encrai p,s.
.rnscr agents ~ nearly AN tho great
American railway systems are attend.
lhF iho lird annual convention ~ Inc
American general passenger anents
which opened today. Two hundred ae.
aFN members Wuru present. A rsport
Do % be received on the subject On ami.
achlplnE lrglalatlpn frIm a clrnmittg.
appointed nt The amnclaiilna rb,elal
mgcl.ns held IN Washlngion last FEB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
A Big Rush Looked Fo.

n anything Ike The number q psaols
WHO were turned away from the recent
rendiilons Of The queens Lace Hand.
Arr'hief apply Tor tickets tomorrow
murning, the previous rush will be
duplicated Friday evening ana sntur.
Jay afternoon. The opera will be
nr precisely AZ before. with the al.
l'illn a a ballad by Mr. q ddard and
quot by Miss savage ana Mr. Pyper
lnn rendition in Provo last night
drew The largest house out that har
80 grceIcd The opera company la thst
aIse 800 o." N'N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

st. Louis, oct tS-Iiowcn Richards.
NJ one time rector o. an Episcopal
church at Del Rapids. =. D.. but moro
recently a student az the Missouri med
teal college IN this city, has boon ar
rested BY the United States mnrHhal
on a warrant charging him with violate
ing the postal laws.
The warrant was issued from Dead
wood. :. -, whore the alleged oncnfc
IN said % have been committed.
richards agreed 90 return 10 Dakota
without rcqu'pltlun papers. lie denies
the charge and the story he tells lndl-
Gates that thtrc II a woman behind the
nronnrmtlnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

Washington. oct. ts--The following
dispatch from Indian Commissioner
Jones was received here this morning
walker. Minn., Oct i1-sccrctary ~
the Interior: Held nnni council with
the Indians az Bear Camp today. Al
but one Will surrender Wednesday.
They VIII assist the marshal In cnptur-
ing this rcncKrndc. believe that tho
trouble IL all over. Have agreed 90 at.
tend the court ut Duluth with the prla.
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18

argue against the c,,.,.,
Ihesf arguments NAV rlit,.
summed up as foliows, "i tuf,
, me Americans Insist up,. a.
ihai the money raised h. ne q
iohns was not applied a. n.y. vgah
nentl nr Interests 90 ib. T., .i'ql'.
was chiefly borrowed 10 HI. ~ u
proving me financial r,ri... .,t.
. s.',n , ana 10 procure fund.- NM 2
cuull NJ longer raise ln tb. ,.l'....,i y
and that the deb. ttarof,t' p.n.te,
60 Spain. OF I.iiI
ION The other hand. b. g..
say mat America has NJ, i,'...'ial
anneNinr Cuba ana you'd ee,
Tore, assume such 1biiratIop. "a
Finally 70 ls held ihai o.Ip- b.
fabulous cost uf the Itf.
American people would r1f clr,'i,.
right 60 thus assume such obliv,g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-18
rEftcI or HE WAR.


Tho Iilspano-Amcriean war has ar
feoted utAh IN more ways than one.
Not only has Il taken some OF our
young men away but has also put a
stop 60 rlmr very heavy enterprises,
nGflMy the big Bonneville irrigation
scheme which 10 now held IN allegiance
on account OF the Manager. Mr., Thomas
Cayanaw, accepting the position "
quartermnstcr IN the fifih army corps
now at jacksonville, Fla.
pr, heattle, the vice president OF the
company. has received word that Mr.
CananaW hia resigned ana win be IN
the city hy she middle OF November. II
u the Intention ~ the company 60 push
the work ~ building the big dam and
the cutting ~ che canals. Tho scheme
has been fully financCl ana nothing
nov VIII hinder rhe completion " the
work.