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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
And. J Smith Fails.

And. J. Smith, who has conducted
q private bunk ut Sank Centre for
about n quarter Of century, has
assigned. The cause is given as
heavy Investments male In Mime
apolis real estate several years ago.
The St. Cloud Journal-Press de-
cDares that Smiths books showed
that one time he had $3.50, 900
charged to Minneapolis investments.
There has lately been Il run on
Smiths bank, and he was forced to
close. 1t Is said that many people
Of Sank Centre aud vicinity have
money tied up in the bunk
Smith for many years had the rep
utation of being one of the harvest
creditors in the lOaning bu mess.
His operations used to reach into
western Morrison county, and he
was quite well known in this lOcuIi-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
From the St. Cloud Journal Press:
Must Be Hereditary.

The Chicago Times Herald has an
interesting story about Sol Van
Praag, the Chicago politician, and
a brother of Alex Van Praag, well
known in st. Cloud. 1t says that
when Carter Harrison and the Chi
cago Democrats went to New York
to help Tammany in the mayoralty
fight, Sol marched at the head OF
the column with his valet
Before he had been In New York
twenty-four hours he knew Boss
Croker well enough to call him
"Dick," aid borrowed $50 of him.
When the Chicago Democrats heard
OF this and remembered that during
their visit that all bills were paid by
New York Democrats. they sent
Croker check out of the club funds.
Sol main ains that he paid back the
$50, hut the Chicago papers are hav-
ing q good deal of fur ont of the
incident.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
ARE FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Four Of the Keehr Crowd Plead
Guilty to Simple
Assault

The criminal proceedings against
the Buck man town crowd who were
engaged in the Friday night row are
ended by four VI the young men who
were arrested pleading guilty to
simple assault, and being fired s.
each and costs. The total amount
for the four to pay is about $500.
There were five under arrest, hut
Fred Keehr was released, and E l.
ward keehr, Albert Keehr, Byron
Ed wards and Geo. Vail were willing
t" plead guilty to the minor offense.
Justice Sheldon had decided to hold
the four to the grand jury, but 1t
was later decided that 1T was best
to accept plea of guilty Of assault.
The evidence against them was not
strong enough t. insure convection,
aud it was very apparent that both
sides had done some very swift fight
ing.
The fines will be paid at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
RECEIVERS HIS WHEEL.
James Armstrong Gets the b.
cycle that He Lost Last
June.

Chas. Johnson, of this city, who
was arrested Monday frr having
stolen James Armstrongs's bicycle
some time last summer, was up be-
fore JudgessShaw Tuesday morning
for q hearing.
Not having had time to prepare
for trial the case was postponed until
10 a. III. Feb. y, Johnson being placed
under 500 bonds. It Is understOO
the young man, perhaps seventeen or
eighteen years of ag+, who lives OPP
posite the Hotel Buchanan, has been
riding the wheel about town tor the
past five or six weeks. He was aot
unprecedented before for the reason
the wheel was not recognized.
Monday he was noticed around
Andy Ola vim g saioon with the wheel.
and someone informed Mr.. Arm
strong that the wheel looked like
his. 50 he Immediately secured his ar
rest.
The young man claims to have
bought the wheel from a couple OF
men living at Bismarck. N. d. The
number on the wheel had been
covered with a thick paint, but when
the number it was exposed it proved
that the wheel was Armstrong;
property.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
LaFOnd-BOudreau.

The marriage Of AdOlph LaFOnd,
Jr., and Miss Leo BOudrenu occurred
at the Cath bic church Tuesday, Rev,
Father Lamnthe officiating.
After the ceremony dinner was
served ut tho home of the bride's
parents, where the happy couple
were made the recipients Of many
useful presents.
About q hundred and fifty friends
were present at the church, which
number included fifty.two La Ponds.
A dance was given in honor Of the
contracting parties in the evening.
They will begin housekeeping i'm
mediately.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
Prospects for Brisk Lumber
Trade

Duluth News-Tribune: The first
important lumber sale of the winter
in the Duluth market has just been
closed. Three million feet of log
run lumber have teen sold to 20
iOreward next season to TOnawan-
da. It is understood that the buy
ers are a Boston firm: A big hole
has been made in the Canadian lum-
Der that was shipped in the eastern
market in anticipation of the pass
age Of the DiDeley bill, and Duluth
anticipate a brisk mar
ket from now on.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
Aitkin RepuOlican: VIM. SDen

Aitkin Republicans: VIM. Spencer
and son Smith visited Duluth and
Superior on Tuesday. Mr.. Spencer
brought home with him large
Newfoundland dog, which he pur-
chased at the head Of the lakes and
which he will use in making up ii
dog team for transporting his sup
plies over the ChilkoOt pass on the
way to the kIondike. Mr.. Spencer
designs starting for the regions
where they have money to b1rn
about the first Of March.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

Have You Catarrh TAHITI
Here's strong evidence of the quick
ness and s,lreness of that wonderful
remedy. DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder: "For years was q victim
of Chronic Catrrh-tried many rene
dies, but no cure was effected until
had procured and used DR. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. First applica-
ton gave me instant relief, and in
an incredibly short while I was alb
sOlutely cured FLAMES Headlev,
Dundee, N. Y.-]4. Sold by NJ. V.
WetZel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

The Supreme court has sustained
the lower court in the above case.
The derisiOn was in favor of Cairnes.
The syllabus ia as follows.
Marcus Maurin and Peter Maurin,
opartners as Maurin Bros, ap-
pellants, vs.. J. y. Cairnes AID
Elizabeth Cairnes, respondents.
F,rst-Even though a judgment
roll is filed containing what purpOrts
to h. copy of thejudgment, still there
ia nOjudgment until entered in the
judgment book, folio wing Rock God
VS.. Davenport, 81 MIMI. 533.
Second-On the last day OF the
year to redeem from a mortgage
foreclosure sale, judgment declaring
subsequent deed of the premises to
he Il mortgage, was entered in an ac-
ton brought by the grantee therein
against the grantOr therein. who
had executed such prior mortgage;
on the day prior said grantor filed in
the registers Office Il notice of inten-
ton to redeem from the foreclosure
az a subsequent mortgage; the trial
court did not find in the actin a:
bar that the deed was at the time of
it's execution intended as mort
gage.
Held. the notice being fled before,
so far as appears. the grantee be-
came a lien creditor, the redemption
made on such notice ia void. even
though by the Judgment he after
ward became such creditor before
the year tn redeem expired.
Whether the GRANTEE In such a deed
must redeem within the year as an
owner, or after the year as a subse-
quent creditor. Quere.
Order affirmed. Canty, J.
We live in u country Of which the
principal scourge is stomach trouble.
It ia more widespread than any
other disease, and, very nearly, more
OdutcIDuS.
One thing that makes it 40 dam
gerous is that it is so little UNDER
stood.
II it were better understood, it
would be more feared, more easily
cured, less universal than it is now.
So, those who wish to be cured,
take Shaker Digestive Cordial, be-
cause it goes to the root of the trOu-
bile as no other medicine does. The
pure, harmless, curative herbs and
plants, of which it is composed, are
what render 1t 80 certain and, at the
same time. 40 gentle a cure.
1t helps and strengthens the stom-
ach, purifies and tones up the sys-
TEN.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to
$1.OD per bottle.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
A United States Map

Mounted on rollers, fortv by forty
eight inches, suitable for home or
office. will be- sent by mail to any
address,, on receipt Of fifteen cents,
by Geo. p. Lyman.
Gen. Passenger Agt. G.. B & N. R. R.,
st. Paul. MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

The United States now has bat
tle.ship in Havana harbor, and u
formidable feet within six hours
steaming time from there. II the
government would just turn itself
loose for a little while, that long
wanted hot time in the old town OF
Havana would be celebrated.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

Every northwestern village and
city has its KlOndike party. and
there are not ships enough OH the
Pacific ocean to carry the passen-
gers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

John Gazett, the Rice merchant,
who was in town yesterday after
noon, states that business is boom
Ing in Rice. Farmers have aban-
dOned the idea Of waiting for snow
to bring in their products, and the
result is that ties are being market
cd in quantities in his town. Yester-
day forenoon some thirty-eight
loads of ties were purchased by him
self alone. The railroad company is
paying a good figure for better quail
itv of ies.-JUurnal-Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

The taxable valuation OF the
state increased about 1000 900 last
year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
FRENCH EDITOR DEAD.
Zephirine Dem6uleS, Editor OF
Echo de L'Ouest, Dies in
Minneapolis.

Zephirine Demeules. Of Minneapolis,
the well known French editor and
publisher of Echo de L'Ouest. died
Saturday night after prolonged
illness.
He was born 10 st. Phillips. Provi-
dence of Quebec. He was educated
in st. Theresa academy and the
Montreal college. He came to st.
Paul in 1855 and was in the employ
of Capt. Roberts for six years.
From St. Paul he moved to OsseO,
thence to New Ulm. ard back to
Minneapolis. He bought the French
Catholic paper and continued to edit
it until the time Of his death. He
was q member Of the state lepisla-
ture from The old Twenty-ninth dis
trict for two terms, and was post
master ut Osseo for ten years. He
was q presidential elector on the
Harrison ticket in 1888.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
4. B. FUTILE & SON
-DsALERs In
Books, Stationery, jewehy,
Clocks, Watches Etc.
ONLY news S7.Ig \ II! CITY

School tablets IT, up to 10. Fine
line Of box stationery, blank Books,
Ink, mucilage. pens TN" everything
to he found in u tirst-clasB book and
stationery store. i.
nS Watch reDairing a specially.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

over 1,O0o tramps were lodged
in the st. Cloud police station in 1897.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28

The result of the Keehr trial
Monday was that Edward and AL
bert Keehr. Byron Edwards and Geo.
Vail were bound over to the March
term of court. under bonds of$20O 90
each. Fred Keehr was re.arrested
for making threats 20 kill certain
people and his trial willcome up Jan.
u, at Up. NJ
over 1000 tramps were lodged
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-28
Maurin VS.. CairnaS

he fines will be paid at once.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In .he Matter o. The Assignment for
benefit OF Creditors of the Farmers Ex-
changs u eorporstion) having its prin :
cipal placespf business in Mesa City,
Maricopa County, Arizona.
Notice is hereby given to the Credit
ors of Farm Is Exchange and to
ell others inielesiel that "n Oct. q,
1898, the sali farmers Exehang- duly
ma lie an ass 'gnmeqt for he benefit OF
Credit ,rs unI-r T,:i- 8, Revised Stat
ptes of Arigona 1887 and that said as
81 :nment Was madc 10 me as Assignee.
Taa. have duly accepted said trust and
aaaliieJ as r,q ired by law. That nv
Office as uch Assignee Is 10 a'ed in the
Farmers Exchange store ~ Mesa City
Ma ic .p, County. AriElna.
Creditors Ct id talmtrs Exchange
c,nsen;irg To said assignment are re-
CURED to .lnake known their consent in
writing IL said Assignee thin tour
mo-. this after publication of this notice,
and every Gre ilnr 50 cnnsenling to said,
ss-,gnn.sn sh III. wthia SIX mouths
from the ii ne ot the first publication OF
this notice, fife with The uqdersignsd as
assigne,. a distinct statement OF the
parti ,ular natq.e and ancnLt of his
cl lim against said Farmers Exchange,
duly supported and verified as required
by law.
DAtei My 10, 1898.
cnAs. PETERSON.
Assignee
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
p~UNIY OF MARIO pA. TERRI.
TORg OF ARIZONA.

In ih !, Matter of the E,ta; of David
Nocs, Drce ased,-Nolice of Hearing
Petition.
Notice is Hereby given that Edwin 6.
Mock has five i'm this Co lrt his petition
praying tor the proof and 'r,b4te of the
Last will aud testament Of David Mock.
deceased, aud the issnance of let.ers OF
administration with tine will annexed,
and that the same will De heard on
Monday the 5tll day of December. A. D.
1898. st 10 o'cl.ck in the forenoon of
said day, q the court room OF said
Court, ia Phoenix. County OF Alaricopa.
Territory of Arizona, and all persons
Interested in SAID ss:ate are notified
then and there 10 aPpear ana show
couse. if any they have, Why the prayer
Of eaid Petitioner should not e granted.
Dated November 1c 1898.
e. w GROUSE, Clerk.
By w. s. ScorE. Deput,.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
PIANOsi MUsIJ

Don't buy nnids pianos with beau
tiful ex,er'ors but unkaown to fam
and pay $3.50 aud MORE for the Sam.
when you can obtair. f.oD R-drw'l'''
music store for thA game pric.., thu
standard high grade pianos Of BEH +
BROS. LHiOKERlNG. KNAt 2
MAsaN l. HAMLlN, KRANlCIi
& BACH. $3.50 up.
Fine. medium PRICED pianos viii
beautiful cases in aIi kinds of fme,
woods ct $3.50 TO $500 CHEAP secon'
class pianos at @l7j 10 $191 Es@Y
lns.allments, Org ms, smtil musies
instruments. music, S'rinys, etc.
A Redewiii's ,nsrc store. phccnix
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
PHOENIX i MARlCoPA.

! Grain leaves PHOENIX a. Z 80 p. N
arrives at Ttpp- at 500 P. "A. and Il
Maricopa ut 9.l5 =, NJ.
! Train leaves MalieoIa AT GEO s.4
Arrives at Tempe aI !! 10 a. n,. and \
Phoenix at 7:30 a. N.
PHOENIX AND MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa al 9.l5 III, aitsve af
Tempe $40 a ~, and Pho-hlx ~ q
Leave Mesa al 5 p ~, aripse 4
Tempe $50 p NJ, and at lhotpix
s 2 m.
Leave Ihotnix at 6.l5a m. least
Tempe at 9:35 y IN, arrive At Mess
ut 900 a NJ.
Leave Phoerix at $50 y ~, lease
Tempe a, 4 90 pm, a.'i,e Mesa
40 p N.
Train connects at Msricopa vii
Southern Pacific east bound !. 10 J
~. and with Southern Pacific v It
"ound, leaving Maylcepa AT 5.4a p: IN.
Connec'ions maze at Phoeml
With S..f +. d T. tor CM Rsrss and
Prescot', aud at Kssa win, stage for
Go'dtirld, Mondays, W.dn. siays aud
Fridayf at II. 30 !, ~; for Florence
'nd Glphe. tuesdays, 4hur>cays and
Saturdays. a, 4 ".
AL trains tan dan, ind will
IT any polnt "a .ignml.
BF PoRfEE.
i. g RIcKNELL. Gena SAP
Gen Pass Act.
General Otiio.. Photnix.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
MESA FREE PRESS,
TsrDAY N0y. II. 1898
LOCAL IEws.


The election is over.
The election passed of quietly in
Mesa.
DR.. Chandler has gone east on Q
business visit.
The post Office at Gold6eld has been
discontinued.
Mesa polled larger vote than she
had ever done before.
Louis Wagner was down from Gold
6eld this morning.
Tom Bi.gs was elected Justice 0
the Peace at Lehi.
Van Wright has knobhy berbe !
pole erected in front Of his shop.
Several frosts have already visited
the late truck pat,hes of the valley
the past week.
Hi Morris Jr, was elected Justice
OF the Peace in Alma and Zln Hun
eaksr was elected Constable.
Jack Hibbert's many f,ieads are
glad to see him on the s'rees astin
after several days severe illness.
Wm Anderson had his lip cut by a
barb wira the OTHER day BY being
thrown by his horse through q wire
fenca.
Mrs Capt. Bayard arrived Monday
from Washington o. @. and will spend
the winter with her mother Mrs.
Dawiey.
The weather continues dry. Grain
sowin. is progressing TO considerable
exte.t but would be accelerated by
heavy rain or two.
Tae Express Office will be located
in the neg store of of Wingar and
Barnett and will be quite convent ent
to our business man.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
TaE SOUTHERN PAClFlv

Leads in completeness Of coup
ment. comfort Of transport, pionp'~
ness of service, Fast ani elrsa .
ira ins, with pintsch gas lights on a
cars. Dining cars on a.! limited trains,
The highest standard maintained all
the year round. No snow blockadrs
238 miles the shortest line 20 Los
angeles, quickest time to all easter"
points. For further informa ion cal
on or address, Nj. @. BlCKNELL
Agent.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
NOTICE. TO VOTERS.

To the Vrtcr~ OF Marie pa COurty.
Notice is her.b. given tina, re-reg
istration Of all the voters ot Marican
county is hereby required as in aocor
dance with Part 1902 of Sec. 2, Chap; s
Title n, Revised Statutes of Arizona, a.
amended by the Acts Of the 10Th Legis
lative arsembly Of the Territory Of Ari-
zona, for 1889,
BY order of he Board of Super ylsars
made and entered OF reeorc the 18th la,
ot April 1898. l. EE GRAY. Clerk.
First publication Sept. 3, 1898.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
CITY ShHvING PERLoR
w NFiGHT Proprietor
shaving, shamPooins.
Hair Cutting, Etc.
@yYR NE A CALL.
DEsEAr LAND, FINAL PROOF Horics
voE PUBLICATION.
q. S, LAND GFFICE. Tucson, |
AriEnna, September q 1898. |

u. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON,
AriEona. September %. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Robert n
Wallace, Of Mesa. Maricopa County
Arizona, has kird notice ct intention ia
n.as proof ON h.e dese.. Iaad cain NJ.
:463 !sr liz, Nor.h Half of Section 18,
rp. l y, RGE, G x Sn NJ. betore the
ClerS nf the )i~t,ict C,lrt. at Ph3eaix.
Ar zo,nl, on "Wednesday, the 9th day OF
N"vemher, 1913.
lie names the foll9w'ng witnesses to
prove the complete irrigatl0n and re-
clamatirn "f ~aia land: Ethel5crt ".
v iIbnr W,!iinm II. Wallace, Samlal
Hall and Ardrrw Alli.9p, al OF Mesa,
Arizona,
ECGEsR j. TRIpFvL.
Fl,rt pub Sep 30 Peuis ste'
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
ADinina stx+i,n

SDtGtng esA-10n
re oaly North aud south Line IN ! ixt,, u IRA
versing AID reaching the ,n4ssSntsTs,s.ns ses on'
ineiuding tho teat salt k,>tr Nal,eX.
Thr,uth ckets { r oil points IN ma q nssJ
StNGs, q naas4 4nh fisxico.
Connecting ~ JeToue Jnhs.sea @iSs .ssn.i
Cf Y. v. & =, Rs for tssom-,
S.... :. 'At PrescOtt " .ta aas ifAAs Js
all ha primo pal Ninii canp' ~ tt2sEsis
Junction with Congress HOl,s n Il. / tGs $50
s,ess ana s.age lines tor vaa' h - ks.osss (
and Yarneil At phuelia sit" shs AAf .evs4: Il
Phoen J RY.. to 10 n,e oa Y. s, Ry z'su ~
g. r. v. RI. At Hot Ho,i w. .saac' tn Oh , SA
e. Os p ~ II. Co ..a@" liss ',.r H.sts - a
Hot Sprinse: The new sll M esr h.s 'sh sse'
r. NJ. MURPHY, $50 4. ca.4
Prest d 2en Ms'Y. E.h A E'sAs q.
Prescott. Aris. Psseeets Akis
HI WELLS.
Ass'f Gen. Mgr.
lrescett. Arizona. h.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11

IF YOU WANT Carpets, Lino!e-
um. Mating, Banqq1t Lamps. Silver
ware Rogers lo47, Dia"o' DIS and ID
Jcwe!ry, q. wholesale, 20 to G. +.
Lampry. 53S West Washington st.
Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11
TIMBER CULTURE, FIN Il pbgoF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Lann Office
incstn. Arizona. Oc. .ober 5 1898.

united STATES Lanu Office
incAln. Arizona. Ocober 5 1898.
Notice h reby given that Jane,
H.. biooAs. Mesa, MaIi,opa &c. Ariz
''"s n'ed notice Oh intention to make fl
n'h pfo"i teIore t-.e Clerk OF the District
C"1'' al Ills office in Phoenix. Arizona,
on ;oatur ay tnt 18th ,.ay of November
1878. %" timber culture application No:
90. loi the Sch OF SW4 ol Section No.
"a, ;" l"""sn.p No. /, N. Range No.
q
tie names as witnesses. James Vance
h!iam Is. Morris. sr., Henry Baker
AID DtvIq Ale,nuan If II :sa, Maricopa
90. Arlz.
EueEyr J. TRrppEI,
First pub. Oct. Z. '98. Register.
Mesa free press., 1898-11-11

VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIF-
ia going east. va will assist yon in
selscti"s ront" AID S. cure you the
Rsst eoa-ection and accommodations.
II grst, use tho shortest and quickest
line for seaside points. For further
Information call on or address.
NO BIcKxELL,
6. P. A.. Phoenix
Money to loan On approved security
st very 10y rste Of interest. Apply
ss .bia e@ase. aaie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25
prkTH OF BuELkH CAFES.
Another Account o. The Sad Fatality at
Provo.


PROVO. UTAH. JULY %. 1905
one Of the saddes' ana most shock.
ing accidents imaginable occurred in
tbis city at $50 o'clock last evening in
, shooting. the result, OF which Is that
ftue Buelnh Gates, the bright scvou-
vear.old daughter OF Afr and Mrs.
Jacob Gates. lies dead. The distressing
,n,ir has cast u cloud over the cntito
civ seven little children were playing
athontcr" on the front porch % thu
family reaidence. one or th, larger
bsys had % caliber riile and bad
pulled the slugs out " the cartridges.
and placing paper Nuut ~ ma NJ
aver thr heads " the other childpn.
INC children were playing that some
~ them were spnniafda and the rest
,ere American soldiers. They had been
niaytnr some time when their blank
ahsiis gave out. and the boys loaded
fvo moro with soap instead uf the
paper WaddinE. and the KUN was
loaded and handed to Cecil Gates. "a
lad about n yrars OF age. Two little
-i,t. Tleuiab being one. were rtpre.
srrtinr spaniafds. and the boys were
"rtorminr" the spanish forts. tn lit-
tio Girls commenced 90 run and when
abntIt ton feet from Cecil. the latter
t1pt airht with the rifle and nrod, little
u,uinh staggered and ran through
Inc house 10 one Of the back rooms.
followed by her playmate. Neighbour
rushed In. attracted by the chlldrcn's
cries. aud found the little girl kncellng.
mylns her prayers. She was lifiUd and
piarfd upon "a bed and Ora Taylor ana
Allen summoned. hu, the little victim
vas beyond an earthly help. In Just
fbrty minutes she died. Before she
lied sha said that shr was In some 1T
he pain hut not much. The doctorr
pfobed for the bail ~ soap hut could
moi md IL. as II la thought 90 be deep
In Tho stomach The BAN entered Just
below the heart making n hole about
aa large az a lead pencil
Unih unrcnta were out NJ town, MI
Gates being IN Eureka and Airs. Gates
hsinr nj PanEuitch Lake. The father
arrived this morning nnd W griCt-
siicken. No word as yet has been heard
N MIR. Gates.
No arrangements have as yet been
made Tor the funeral. Tho little play
mates ARE very much heart broken.
cHpcr ally Cecil. who ~ uncnn..ollhle
". n. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-25

papers llUor the tables ~ careless ana
easy comfort, s1 that soldiers have n
profitable place In which to spend their
leisure hours. The patriots nf Provo.
Utah, few days aEo, rom mhsred
their boys in the ttah clmp Uf Uttttty
volunteers. with O. cash contribution z
sos. 1nl7 snur iittlc sum speaking
from % soldiers standpoint was d.
N.del ar ing UiFht men who n1 doubt
think Provo De- one 0f the pIvIis upon
which the lr'h turns Private Geo.
Fowler. who bias been rik ever since
the recruits lru Tiah. De- now cone
valsserrt. ana ready 30 meet the Span
ftrda
Lieut. wodgwood o. a,ll confined 60
his bed in the same hH u.fli. Lieut..
Foster Of the South plkH'I volunteers
Dr. now Do command " 1H rtah re-
Manila.
J Ihu Jones N Company THhui she
huglH calls i1 moss ] must away o.
my sand fitinra and bog
NOD HEsSTM. 6. v.
Camp Misery. San Fnuc.s.I. ,.2i-gS.