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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
RHEUMATISM,
HEMORRHOIDS
STRUCTURE,
Call or Address
DR.. HATHAWAY & en-

Southern Bank Bulldog, two entraz
% Bryan street or "a st. Julian s,r ,',Des
Savannah, Ga.
Office Hours: 8 to 12-2 to : and
Sundays: 10 to l only 10
Mail treatment given by sendip.
symptom blank, No / for men. No LOT
women; No. for Skin Disco ses. - LOT
for Catarrh w.
Free-64 Page Booklet, describino i,
above diseases, sent free by menfior, tns
this paper. '9'ilils
Branch Offices: Chicago. III; N4u n.
leans, La; Sioux City, Iowa: San "
MO. Tex; Nashville, Tenn. Atlanta ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25

There is at least one thing which the
Cuban assembly can do and which it has
authority to do. And it should lose no
time in doing it. That one thing is TO dis
solve and tell the members to go home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25

Secretary Alger will arrive in Cuba Just
about in time 10 see something of the dis
tr'butlon Of that fund Of 100000 TO the
ex-Cuban soldiers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25

Mrs. McGrorrity-'Tis a fine pietber
you have of the old man, it is.
The Widow O'Brannigan-Isn't it now
1t is thot natural yez can almost hear
i'm swearin' indianapolis Journal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
Mail Treatment Cures.

No one need be deprived of the benefts
of Dr. Hathaway & Co.'S treatment he
cause living at distance from the Of
fice. The same wonderful and uniform suc-
cess attending the treatment of DR.. Hath
away d Co. in their office is found in
their mail treatment of patients.
By the use of symptom blanks thew arc
able to diagnose cases and prescribe for
them, and by their reports they keen a
close watch upon them. Patients living in
the country may enjoy the benefits of Dr
hathaway & Co.'S skill as well as those
living in the city. Write to DR.. Hathaway
d Co, for their new symptom bIanks-No
for men, No. for women No for skin
diseases No. for catarrh-and have your
case diagnosed and get expert advice free
II they can cure you they win tel Won 60
They never undertake a case either nv
mail or at their office, where thew canrC.
afford relief
DR.. HATHAWAY KIDNEY
& CO. TREAT DISEASES
AND CURE: NERVOUS
BLOOD POISONS, iDISEASES
BLADDER BLOOD DTsEASz,-
TROUBLES, SKIN DTSTsASrre D
CATARRH, FEMALE
ASTHMA, iDIsEAST,s
NEUHAINGAAA AND ALL DIS
INSOMNIA islAsES PECULIAR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
DE SOTO HOTEL,

First-class accommodations for bO0 gTa,..
Among the improvements the past sunmer "A
new bath rooms we're added. Tourists 80 ~
Savannah the most interesting civ in 1 ~
South. An ideal winter resort. Sneciai ra VIZ
for families remaining week or more. a'9'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
HOTEL NORMANDIE,

" Washington, D. G.
Opposite Mcpherson Square, Fifteenth and
/ Streets.
Contiguous to all places of interest;
within two squares of the White House,
Treasury and State, War and Navy De.
partments. Fifty rooms with tiled bath
and porcelain tubs; strictly first-class in
every particular.
H. NJ CAKE. Proprietor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1899.
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Registered at the poslodce in savannah.
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
Mr.. COUNCILMAN Wires That He
is Now Fully Prepared
TO Erect
A HANDSOME OPERA HOUSE.
No Longer Any Doubt About Brunswick
Getting the Play House Ground viii
be Broken Next Week on the Site.

There can be no further doubt that
Brunswick viii get her opera house,
and everyone may be content as to
ito beauty and elegance,
Mr.. Ed Wolfe, representing Mr..
Councilman, The theatre architect
ana builder, received the following
dispasob from him yesterday, dated
from Elberaeid, Ind, "wnl leave
Evansville at $50 p N ;, saturday for
Brunswick with everything needed
for the house. Excuse delay, etc.
It is construsd that the with every
thing needed reference means that
he has secured all the money neces-
sary to erect the handsome building
which he proposes to give to this city.
It IS not definitely settled just
where the house win be put. but that
viii be decided upon wishin very
short time after Mr. counzsiman's ar
rival.
From what Information it has, The
Times feels safe in annennciug that
ground for the theatre win be broken
on Newcastle street site next
week
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
The Public Schools Will Close to
Let the Children Part ipate
in Them.
ST. SIMON MOST P0PULi PLACE.
Cumberland, 0riapen, Altama md Deer
Fingers Place Also 10 Get Crowds
Some viii ACT sunds

superintendent Orr closed the pub
lie SCHOOLS yesterday for one week
SO "a to let ali Of the pup IS attend
their sunday school piomss during
next week
only few Of the sunday schools
have taken definite action a. to what
dag they shall take their oul,ng. The
others viii decide tomorrow.
St. MARKS Episcopal sobco' win very
likely 80 % Altama friday 1t was at
first intended to 70 to Cunt rland.
first ssptist win 70 to s. simon, il
tbs new pavilion is completed sua-
ciently to bensed
FIRST Methodist viii 70 70 st. Simon
but the day has not been set,
Second Advent may go to Doer-
Fingers place, but it is doubtful as
yet whether or not they win have
their picnic this year.
MoKendree Methodist win 20 70
crlspen wednesday.
First Presbyterian not yet decided.
st. Francis Xavier Catholic gs to
st. simon If the picnic is held
50. Jndes Episcopal not yet deoided
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

FlUU J.
Advertisement for Proposals for Site FOR
Public Building.

OHieo Supervising Architect
From J.
Advertisement for Proposals for Site for
Public building.
II, s.. Treasury Department,
Washington, ID. c., april "a, 1900.
sealed proposals will 10 received, 20 bA open
ga az O'Clock y. M. May ~, 1885, for the sale 10
the United states Of suitable property, centrAl-
ly ana conveniently located. for Il site for the
public building authorized by Aet of Congress,
approved March 2 1888, to be erected IN RrunS-
WICK, Ga. 4 corner lot, approXiualing i40 feet
front 10y l45 feet IN dimensions, is } referred IN
not corner lot, the property must approNi-
nnie 100 feet Boy 1856 feet ia dimensions; Che 1856
feet 90 uo street frontage Each proposal must
be made with the Nndei standing an agreement
that If it IS accepted, the bulldog and an m-
prONemenfs on The property are to q retained
and renewed witln thirty days eater written
notice, by the vendor, and that i expenses
connected wish furnishing evidence Of title and
deeds at conveyance are e he taid by the
vendor Each proposal mist he 'compunied
hy o properly drawn diagram, Eivt.tg the metes
aud bounds OF the property, and AOwing the
streets around tho block ni which me properly
rs situated; also by written statement IN re-
gard te the grades character o. ground FOR
etc. The right to reject any ANA
all proposals is reserved.
Each proposal must he sealed, marked "Pro-
pOsa lQt the sale 81 property Con i site Tor the
Public Building M BrunWlck, Ga.iN and ad-
dressed aud mailed TO
Id. Gage.
Secretary of the seasury
MashiH ton, ID. q.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

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A-ae Jaskauaue north
3 m ne west Z 1 p Fro the
b fh a. . pm
LINEN spes
aud served
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give gc Z O q an 4 -
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sec VS.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

j. Fl. scarlett, City Assessors, asking
compensation for their services asses
sing personal property for the year
1899 Finance Committee and Asses
sors for Adjustment,
From R. V, Douglas ct al, asking
council to grant to the Southeastern
Fair Association the use of the cotton
factory, etc.-Referred TO Public
Works COMMITTEE.
A report was received from com
mittee on public works relating to the
paving Of streets tabled for action
at next meeting.
Resolutions by Alderman Mason
were adopted as SlIows: TO authorize
the Finance committee TO have city or
dinsnoe cOdihed, aud authorizing the
Purchasing committee to purchase
800 feet Of water hose for use Of the
fire department, All accounts agaisl
the city we're audited and placed in
course Of settlement.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
Anna George Acquitted

Canton o., april Is Anna George
was this morning acquitted Of the
murder Of George Saxon. The verdict
was received hIoud demonstrations
Of approval in the courtroom, and che
was congratulated by the large crowd
present and showed her appreciation
by thanking the jury and the friends
who have stood by her.
Mrs, George was charged with the
murder Of George saxton, who was
brother in-law Of president Mckinley.
saxton was found dead n the yard Of
a woman to whom he was paying at
tsntion Mrs George was also in
connected with saxton. whom
he had previously discharged, refusing
to marry her, after repeated solicita-
tiOns. Ina 1T Of madness she threat
ened his life and it was this that caua-
ed her arrest
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

One thousand extra copies
of The Times will be issued
tomorrow. Send in your ad
copy early.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
EXCURSION SUNDAY
Raas Wnl b Ran u 81. sIno

Bosis win Be Run to St. Simon
Island.
The Cumberland Route will iuaugu-
rsse The summer excursion seafon by
rara'eg boat to st. simon sunday
1ae steamer Anthea will leave the
Haasrs dock at $50 a. M, and 2 p m,
srd returning, win leave Ocean Pier
al II G. n. and p. m.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29

Notice

on uusf sAscrday, Apr il 18th, Will
aov u Restaurant from Bay street
.ptua bal.eiaR corner Of Gloucester
ana oeesfcrpe. This building has
- ougaly renovated, and every
fers vii be nice and new and clean.
VIII he p.efaed 10 serve my friends
40 the aest o. meals at reasonable
sfis 81; also have nice furnished
ssDms Tor dodgers.
f2aaranff.lfv
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
Many Matters Of Interest Occupies
the Attention of the
Body.
NO ACTION ON PAVING QUESTION.
The Fair Association Will Have to Wait
for Some Little Time Hose Purchas-
cd for Fire Department.

night there we're present Mayor At
kinson and Aldermen Briesenick, Dart
Douglas, Krauss and Mason.
The minutes Of the previous reguIar
ard called meetings we're read and
eonfsped.
Petitions were read fromJ. J Perry
asking permission to make an ad-
dition to his house. corner OF Union
and Monk streets Granted.
From Philip Goette, asking permit
toereet one story frame building on
New Town lot no. 1885 Granted,
From 9. $ Tat, asking to lease 2.
blind street back Of his lot on Dart.
mouth street Referred to Public
Works Committee
From Coney & Parker, asking to
lease the foot Of Howe street, for the
period Of 10 years- Referred to Public
works Committee.
From Carrie johnson, asking that
council an ia ditch running through
her lot No, IN aown dSmmons) Re-
ferred TO superintendent Of Public
Works, with instructions to report TO
council.
From A p, Gale ct al, asking that
matter.of arbitration Of their properly
be looked into ana that they be allows
ed to arbitrAtc- Referred to Commit
tee on Taxes and Revenues, with
power to act.
From W. p. Golden, protesting
against the assessments on his proper
y both real and personal. for the yesr
ls99-Tablea.
Communications we're received from
W. S. Greene, Receiver OF the Light &
Water Co., askigg,ssat matter Of fur
niehirg the city with water for street
spsinkling and sewerage flushing
purposes be taken up with view OF
arriving at some agreement for pay
ment Of said service, etc.
From Board Of Health asking that
the following places be put in proper
sanitary conditions Nos, 800, SOC, so4.
2l7 and sls Newcastle strest; Nos. $40,
2i2, 1884 oglethorpe street, 225, 22s, 81
Grant street Nos. sl4, SOC, SEQ Bay
street; Nos, LOG aud los Gloucester
street; Nos. l06 aud III Monk street.
Referred to sanitary sgpsfinsendent
for execution.
From Board Of Health, stating that
the following premises are menace
to the health Of the city, etc. and ask
ing that same be absted; Nos. 200
Bay street. los Gloucester, $40, 2oS.
s24 oglethorpe; als, 2l5 Newcastle;
lol, 500, 200 Monk All, lO2 Reynolds
LOG Mansfield COS Richmond Referred
% Sanitary superintendent.
From Board of Health, statirg that
.fter consideration Of pest house,
natter, il recommended that the city
purchase a number Of army tents for
ISOLATION of such cases Of contagious
iisessess may occur, etc, Referred to
committee with power to
.ct,
From Brown Doug store ct al ask
ng that interest held by the city in
he cotton factory and Gam proper
y, be turned over 70 the Southeastern
Fair Association, while the said asso-
station use said property for annual
air purposes, etc. Referred to Public
Works Committee.
From J. W. Conoley R.T,Hi:Oh and
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
Subscriptions Pouring in.

New York, April 2s-subscrlptlon
lists we're opened recently in London
and this city for the Jewish Colonial
Trust, which is to be established with
a capital Of slo,oOO,Ooe, to be increased
if deemed desirable, to S5o,OoO.Ooo.
Today lists are to be closed and the
announcement will probably show
the fund heavily "oyer SUBSIDIZED. I"
The trust will be known on the Com
tinent as the Judisohe Colonial Bank,
Limited The formation Of the trust
was decided upon by Zionist Switzer-
land. Its representative here is the
American Federation Of zionists, Of
which organization Prof. Blchsrd }
Gottheu, Of Columbia University, is
president, and RABBI stephen S.
Wise, is secretary, and the profits of
its banking operations are to so
to the promotion Of Jewish
immigration to Palestine and Syria.
aud the financing Of Jewish industrial
aud commercial enterprises in
those countries.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-29
aonag d Application Ior Leave % Sen

Respectfully,
a 1919.


Ic whom il concerns;
Notice hereby gigen ihat the undersigned
Naiseia M, MuenHm HdmiuisFatriN on thp
estate % Jamsg =. Mmohan late pf sald county
deer aeea es pulled 20 the undersigned The
tfqlhaty = sad eouuty. FOR ieaYo "a sell ne
4na4 belonging TO The estate OF said dreedont
Ger he purpose " paying the debts duo hy said
eftate trd making distribution amongst Che
haiss a sas end watch said lands are fully de-
ttfiilea I'd SAID application now oi hle ia said
cfdiners ohsce and that SAID application Will
NQnEt oi Ordinary ~ said county on Che lrst
Aiuuu4N in taat month
lni qrii a.. isa1.
VALEREA nj. MlNEHAN,
AdfniastfatfiN OF james r. Aiiueuan.
HORACE DART,
Ordinary GiYHn County.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

enabled 20 replace what ne himr,lf bod
taken, Then dld Il begin 10 dawn nn
people whore Hank lilrdmu "the Ri
Iale NJ Tho Plains" nH Do had boon
Nlutrrnttvelv described. had r1t tbs
tirulght tIp" which ynnbI0l him a.,
N.tAHNl thlIHt tho services 10 Hn many
'uilawcd mon in r. desperate come
gradually no The whole achrme he
came evident uul the truth leaked out
,hle city woke up o. q pitch uf pi1us
fury against ltH lHtr unuuI1r and pr..,,,-
ln"ut boomer" and cltlseu Oraiu4ity
u dhwnrl upon thom that. bon je8ia,i-
hatred M tho young soldier whom F5i-
SONS lovely daughter Hremoi 10 favor
ne had nrst sought tp undermine him
then 20 ruin and finally 60 max. wav
MlN't 'N'. WINE NI ihH Fumo t.ino
,23i,,.ln6 inc tracks of his own criml-
10 w7s rlInor Folsom'H l5ver Lion.
tenant Dean. who hlrHoyhIpual bIr,
for GOOD and sufficient raaa1na 10 tr1s
l!llnor'g father who hrIhcl him with IA
hiE ana s1rely needed loan 10 pror.r b.,
gnarF'7 against The hoy 10 was Run
ltlsh who almost Immediately 1ffer
this tremendous episode mad secured a..
rcndlng M Lieutenant Dean 1n IA mia
sion 90 fmuTht with norm thgt H.,
chances were ten 90 one against hi4
ever getting through alive.
VINO could have posted" HlrBa1W
hut hurloishR who could say wh1t
The amount Of his shortage really wG.e
Ihe Key " The biz safe was gone WIN
Nun, ana w. that safe az tho tlno al
tho generals visit waa az le1st ft5
llO, oli leck7riu. ctmmunlIus oatrs-
nt Fort Emory had wired 10 depart.
mgnt headquarters
An export H1fe opener was ordered
out from chicago Bnd right M tba
lnllst of am tho turmoil there Hudisniy
lpp'Wti upon tho scene hIua-pya1
youn man, with pale features. clo1r
'u' ana strong, Hight brown mustacho |
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but Hurl6igh was threatened and
abused by N0whnil and Ind t1 buy him
m with p uli or greonbrcke- I
saw n WHO'S Newhnii ANYHOW. ana
what hold hnf ho ou BuriorhG NurH-
lns BIN through yellow fever doesn't
90. NoWh1NH gone however. either
over Goo Cheyenne or out on the cache
lu P0ulr0. There's something rotten On
Denmark and J want 20 set out N
~ have determined % 70 10 Gate
city myaeIf svon though time can ul
h1 spared L1rlnr" said no. There iH
urgent need ~ my presence at Lara
mio r0aHlhly ] may have ~ r1 20
fInyno and shall ntHd YOU with mo- but
meantime This thIue must be- ovplaluod.
Everything indicates that this captain
NowhHli who was ono ~ hia rhuma in
Sew ORLEANS h1r some heavy hpid on
hlW-n gambling debt. pcrhapn. or
knowledge NJ cotton transactions dur
lng tho war ] rnnrpi but feel that you
know something 0f the man. Toll mo.
ga You meet that fellow when he was
L0rlnr stood looking rravoiy. straight
into Che fnro 1f biz superior swiftly
hif thought arcd back 10 that aoff.
warm evening when he and the rector
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clerks The engineer marched his man.
tho nrat arrivals following eagerly un-
90 the door was shut and barred. Into
the hands N n rha~iT 40 forinF por-
aonnlly commit hls prisoner Then
calling 20 HE ala tho chief clerk he
tried the key IN tho lock " the safe.
" worked exactly Then he turned 81
the clvll officer ~ the law.
Guard this man Welt" alld no.
"Hc has escaped twice before. ~ d. not
captain Newhnll. He IL 10 thioN-whoac
name IN NevIna"
And you hear me. young cock OF
the walk was the furious outbreak "
the captive runagnie. you stole that
key from me, 10 whom u was given 20
deliver 10 Colonel Stevens N ISN'T tho
hrHt time you stole. either. Yuull
sweat for this nights work 30 Huro M
there's n God IN hoavpuf"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Folsom's ranch The dawn broke h..
tfully clear The tail Tea down ma ~
romantic valley of the Laramie ef ~,
bend whore % begins It's rush fbro,,.e
ne range. Then. turning westward ~
| they reached the foot on a gtrsr . ~.
/ commanding height Lorinr signsieI ~
Dts sergeant and the troopers spurre,
| up alongside. ''i
There before them lay the broad 49,.
beautiful valley Just lighting IN vits
The rosy huos Of the Glad young dav
/ There 20 the northwnrd. hiark t,,,.r.ty,
/ with ~ growth Of pine, the r1v~'os ~
rising sun just glintinE on the tonne,
crarH. lowered Eagle butte. a plutnc -
smoke puffs oven az the moment bsrtr
ming % soar slowly ni0ff Ttrre ~
mile away, straight ahead. was IN rtcen
ridge that, hiding rolgom's from vI.gp
stretched down from the northv,ri
foothills 10 the VERY bank Of tho i,r.,i,,'.
Laramie. There south Of the atranm TX,
GRADUAL slope Of the black range uted
dod here and there with howIdare tbst
seemed % have rolled down fr,f, ~.
prcclpiuous ellis u1der which they were
NOW MOVING two seasoned old drdro0rs
200 yards out 90 the front covering III,
cautious advance.
All the broad sweep NJ rolling land.
scapc FAR 90 the west just lighting I'M
10 the slant uf the summer etfnabinI
not living thing in sight rnve tbsi,
own little band. yet beyond Tint ridrs
unlV TWO miles away lay the ranch
nll aoon ihrly peaceful aud secure. ye,
over that jagged watchtowor tp b,
north the war signals OF the Sioux ytre
haunting ana every hand seemed Ia ra.t,
the small of the gunstoct. even t,yo y
ihe priaonors pleading FOR IN show IN d.
right lf there was 10 be one. and. rat
.Ne minutes later u came. Borne on
the sun. hru1thloss air there roso titreb.
bling from tho west the nplteftt crn,t
cfuck or rifles the distant clumnr 0f
haunting icHr and yoil. Back from Id.
'front.' came one N the troopnrr md wnd
gallon bic eyes popping almost from
My God. lieutenant. Foisom's ranch
s " MR. and the valleys thlck with
Even then. when cvery oarbino seemed
o. leap from itH socket. men r,fnen-
bcrcd tho groan of despair that rone
from lurlclrh'a lips.
LOOK after the prisoners corrorat
Sergeant Carey, you drd the trrt slx
come With met" cried I.arinr A retion
of less than minute brought Thorn si.
most abreast N the ridge. Black ln1
hlluWinE q cloud uf smoke WINS riring
ilfhcl from beneath by angry tongues
OF rcd flame. 1T Isn't The house. thnnk
s 20, cried the sergeant ne the hay
Look Wen they might All about
the corrals they were darling All on a
sudden There blazcd from the ridge line
across the Htrvum the Gre on "A dozan
rifles. All around Thorn the HpltefuI mi,
.rtn blt tho turf one horse mndly reared
ahi plunged, his rider curHing hsnrt-
NY Wlldly The mnru cNcitnble troopcrs
returned an almlcss shot from saddle.
"hllr others fazcd eagerly tp the offcor
~ orders, ~ was hi1 first meeting with
ne sioux. II had been his hope 10 gain
nat threatened ranch by dawn and iOln
w garrison, but whore was that hops
loW9
Down along the banks " the Laramie.
AAhlng Their bounding ponies hnndlsh-
ng their weapons and yelling mo unl
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pea the loungefH 90 Peters bar the
JudFe and The sheriff last. and those
who had horses mounted ana Failop j
up 60 folHoin'e and those who had not
uudged obviously after and o. few min
corral "a painting and enrar band on mon.
Tor hither had Mr. Loring. with Die
Std on the collar and hia pistol nt HE
capuYe'a car. marched an nshen faced.
sc0wiinE, acurrliolis man. n dnatlng
looking fellow AZ times. % raging rascal
now curalng his wife for q foul
traltrcas. curEing his cnut0r Tor an ac-
men IN general. until chnkod b.
twist ~ tho collar Into tho lighted
oiiicc and the presence Of two armed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
OEsERET EvENING NEws. sATuRpAY JrLY s.. 1sna

women alradv hurni0r with prejudice
and iinccd wrong uf hrr own one
woman scorned' Dr. more than enough
f0r many q reputation Two. Boz double
harne1i would wreck that VI st. An
thmW
AT ilir aud more had sped through
L1r.nga mind that night and was uY.
perWoi Do bic thouphts na he stood
there facing his patient commander.
Tho rancr1lG hne clear cut features
,|aldnl with anxiety aa Do noted thn
long silence and Meditation. Again ha
,pNk'. win grave yet gentle rcpr00f ln
bis tone.
surely L0rinr. n sou know q the
follow 10 ~ our right 10 kn8tyf"
u realize 70, air. but I can do better
th1n iti q mere suspicion Give me au-
uiprlty tu act and 100 land that man fn
NV and lay HE whole story on your
Then 90 end DO g." said the chief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

, solu MN u might be expected any mo.
ta ~ Iohn Folsom himslcf had gone
a, ,,'' NeIy SPOT consumed with anxiety
anolt the Hncf ~ OF his son. INT cnpN
IHent or the safety OF himself ana those
Nv loNed when once he could reach mo
I"hoh, NO Sioux" said he. '',yoi,i5
raise hand 10 harm me" '''
hut Lorlng'a mon and horses hot,
were sorely wearicd now, ana M am
Town the little command reached
nv, 'l,'eu nook where grass wood and
W. w%',i we're ahundnnt, Here rcutfuiiy
IN the morning, and then onee me-.
lriIeshed, but nlort and e,uti,,,.'
WGtohtul or their prisoners ana g9tcb
lul Oh the signs ahead. on they spod f"-