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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

Paris. July 2s,--An evening pa.
per is authority for the statement
that General Zurlinden. former
military governor OF Paris, VIII be
removed from the supreme council
of war, as was General Denegier
Yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, July 26--Paul Neubauer has
been appointed postmaster at Floresvlie.
The president and party left Washington
To-Day on the Pennsylvania Tor Lake Cham
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ALL NERVOUS w0Mr1'
SHOULD TAKE i,

Mrs Hannah Lind Of -,
s 81 r. &c, ,' columbus, Ohio, SIN. NM :
many years victim Of 49,. -
ton and neuralgia. r as,vou -
All sorts of treatment w g ~ 2
w VIM | received little or "a h w
!. Is !. We're employed and vs-;c. .s
medicines used. Except "a s, s0u. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

General Brooke reports two deaths from
yellow fever among the American troops in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

Newna.' defender Race Postponed.
TODAY :. ~ J., July 26.--It was announced
'As racing committee OF the Newport
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

It has been learned that three OF the men
lynched in. Louisiana were Italian citizens
and the other two were naturalized Ameri-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27
.sss.s.ssssssssssssssssesss'
captain Dreyfus seriously III.

Paris, July 26.-The Petit Journal
SAYS that Captain Dreyfus is Ill with
fever and that his condition is Sc
rious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

Secretary ana Mrs, Aiger left today for
Thorndale. Pa. Secretary Alger will return
TO- Washtngton next Monday to close up his
official connection with the government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-27

\ Pensions granted 10 Texans: william c. Ar
NOR. Brownwood; Lucinda Day. Missouri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18
A PRIVATE LETTER.
To the Deseret News Educational De-
partment-Tells Its Own Story.

business men do not. az n usual
thing, publish private correspondence,
nut under the present circumstance.
We have felt constrained To publish the
following letter from the publishers Of
the American Dictionary n Cyciopcdln,
the educational work that Is attracting
20 much attention:
Office Of Dictionary & Cyclopcdla Co.
Chicago, H., July 10Th, 1899.
Deaerct News Educational Depart.
mont, Salt Lake city.
Gcntlcmcn-We have sent out stoel,
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We are sending you. however. another
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mvnt Of the 9Th, twenty-five sota OF hnif
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on another shipment OF twenty-five sets
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We note the notice you inserted In tho
paper relative TO shipment of stock
and would say, this ~ q splendid oppor.
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sen. 9Th grade. r. W. Livingston; 9Th
grade. l. n. Macarthur The teachers
Cor the lower grades were selected. but
not designated 20 their various grades,
they are NJ follows. Mrs Lydia n.
Cnndland. Misses Jennie Jorgonson,
Fannie Cnndland. Mnude, Harold. aud
being n Salt Lake teacher.
Chriss lessen. whose mother died here
last Tuesday, arrived from Nevada yes
terdny. too late 90 take q last look at
his mother, she having been buried last
Thursday. lie did not receive the mes
sage announcing her illness until three
days after VI was sent; this. together
with unavoidable delays ON route, was
the cause OF his failure 20 reach his
home sooner. Mr.. Jeaaen has been a
resident OF Nevada FOR about twenty
three years.
Work has been resumed on the new
buaincsa blocks ON Main street and II Is
expected that they win be rushed to an
early completion.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
serious Accident - Lawn Tete - Alumni
nanquct-ussvy Rain.

gpcolal Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. July is.-Mastcr
Dpunuc stewart. aged nine years, met
with q painful accident here "a Few days
since. The youugHter was In the act
OF driving nail into cartridge when
the missile exploded, tearing MS lett
hand In frightful manner ono
finger has since been ampututcd while
the others arc badly lactrated but may
be saved.
Preparations are on FOR a grand cclc-
brntion on the 2ith.
LAWN FETE.
Misses Lenora and Maud briggs will
give lawn fcte Wednesday evening"
Invitations have been sent 10 one hun
drcd guests.
The Alumni association held their an
nunl meeting In Chrlra opera hall, Fri
day evening last, giving "a splendid pro-
gram. bail and banquet
HEAVY RAIN.
4 heavy rainstorm visited Cedar
valley yesterday rvtarding hay harvest
and damaging the crop, much Of which
was IN tho Hwoth.
Miss Anna Rose has returned from
Seattle. Washington. whore she has
been for several months having gone
there to attend the funeral Of her sis-
ter, Mrs Kate Chloaey.
Mir Charles Green, who mot with a
severe accident at the Mcrcur mill, NJ
Manning. some time ago. has Ho fur re-
covered a. TO be able 90 resume work.
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ALPINE.
Corporate Light and Power Plaut-Pio-
ncer Day-whoopinE Cough.


Special Correspondence.
Alpine. Utah Co. july is.-Thc rains
OF yesterday ana Friday found a great
part OF the hay crop uncut and IN
an unpreparod condition. Crops look
very promising
The city council nre arranging with
our three ncirhboHug towns TO put in
"a $4,000 electric light and power plant.
on which work has already begun Ia
American Fork canyon i23,0o0 OF the
stock Is already subscribed and signed
FOR.
The home Of I. n. Vance was made
happy ON the 18th inst. by tho advent
uf beautiful son. All doing we'll
Whooplng cough 10 annoying the
children Of our district.
our town IL bcroft OF one of lts best
and most useful citizens Mr. John 4.
Vance and family last week sold out
aud moved 10 Provo. succossl
The ward choir u again In running
order under the leadership OF /. a..
Vance.
Jos. Dewey our blacksmith, has lust
finished q blk contract lot of harpoon
hay forks for tho SAT- Lake Implement
company.
PIONEER DAY.
Great preparations FOR Pioneer cele-
bution are being made. The Sunday
school figures largely In tho matter
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FARMINdTON.
pay. County Anslrs County and school
rax Lcsy.

rax Lety.
Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Utah. july i7,-At their
regular session. held at Pennington to-
day, the board OF county commissioners
nxed the tax levy for county purposes
at three mills. and for county school
purposes at one and a half mills. he
assessed valuation of the county being
something over t3OOO.00o. this levy viii
provide for county purposes about $40
O00 ana about 5000 for county school
purposes.
The treasurer reported the collection
Of $500 from tax sale rodumptions. and
the auditor was instructed to draw
warrants TO that amount. distributing
Il to the various funds entitled tn Il.
SUIT FOR a HORSE.
u. X. Egbcrt OF Clenrneld precinct
has commenced LEGAL proceedings In
Justice Christcnscn's court " that pre-
clnct to rcpcvin a horse now In tho
possession Of Samuel Holt also u
Clcarneid. IL seems Mr. Egbcrts 10
ycnr-old son traded the animal for an
othcrwlth a young son Of James Baird;
the Baird boy then traded with n young
son of Peter Christensen. and then the
youthful ChriHteneen traded II to Mr..
Holt. SIR. Holt being tho only party
concerned IN any OF the trades who was
~ axe. All this tridlng was dono
while Mr.. Egbcrt wns In Cache valley.
and on his return. nc started In pursuit
Of tho animal. ana when he traced II
10 the possession OF Mr. Holt made
demand for ~ return. and MFR. Holt re-
fused 10 call the trade on. therefore.
Egbort has begun the above action.
CAsE.sMITH NuPTIALs.
a marriage llccDae was Issued a few
days ago to 1fyrum Case. 20. and
Martha Smith. II both OF salt Lake
city. Tho parties were Immediately
married at the court house by Mr. Eber
Case, a relative of the groom.
LUNCH THIEVES CAUGHT
Deputy sheriff jed Abbott arrested
two young fellows at Lagoon on satur-
day evening. when In thu net OF running
IN with n lunch basket each. There
have been several offonsoa OF this kind
committed before. but the parties were
not detected. They are both strangers
hcrcnboutH. one 81 theui, named Bass.
halls from Colorado when entering
the county inll they whistled, Home,
Sweet Home They will be tried boz
fore city Justice Richards OF Farming
ton.
Tho sunday schools held largely at
tended ana interesting meetings at the
East Bountful tabernacle yesterday,
Elder u. H. Roberts was the principal
speaker In the afternoon. when he de-
llyered an excellent address ON the sub
icot Of Tlthlng,
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LOGAN.
Preliminary Hearing NJ Henry simpson
County TaH Levy.


Special Correspondence.
Logan. july 1.-THE hearing OF Hen
~ Simpson on n charge Of assault with
Intent 10 commit murder occupied the
entire afternoon In Justice KnowlcH'a
court. Thcrc was intense local jealousy
displayed In the trial between Hyrum
and Wellsvillc, and large number OF
people were present from both towns.
Hans Wedding, the iiyrum man who
was stabbed. told his story on the Wit
ness stand, and he varied somewhat
from his previous account OF the dim
oulty. The two ladies' who were present
When the frucnR started also testified
nhd numerous witnesses ON both Sides
tgsuied 10 the good and bad reputation
OF wedding, simpsons character was
proven To be Of the best. and not word
ot evidence against this was introduced.
simpson, u seems. has always been
eninently respectable and law-nbiding.
ana from all that has been brought ont
u seems clcar that he wna provoked nj
the time ~ tho Htnbblng, lie SAYS mat
wedding knocked, him down with IA
rock, ana he bears the marks OF an In.
jury OF that kind. Some OF the most
prominent citlzcna or Wellsvilic tostl.
ned IN his behalf and Hon !. G. Thnrc-
sou gave evidence 40 60 Weddings good
reputation. Justice Knowles took the
ease under ndvlscmCnt until tomorrow
az 2 o'clock.
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noUNT PLEASANT.
Daily showers-Hay slightly Damaged
Teachers Selected for city schools.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant. July lion nccount
or almost daily showers. haylng Is
somewhat retarded and newly cut hay
" quite badly damaged. otherwise the
farmers In this vicinity feel quite elnt-
ed over the excellent prospects for an
abundant harvest,
Al a melting held last week, the school
az chairman, r. G, Jensen Treasurer
and Ferd Erickson secretary.
The following named teachers were
selected TO conduct the city schools,
Principal 9Th and Sth grades, c. j. Jen-
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OUR OWN STATE.

rants will 20 to par. and some think
they will fan under
Payrolls and bills amounting TO w.
igi were allowed
The council passed q resolution MIR
ing eight hydrgnts from the water
company FOR two months for sptinhlns
purposes, at the rate VI s. per month
pnph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

Notice Is hereby given that at % meeting N
the Hoard NJ Director, NJ tho tUuuu Nine
held uu saturday, tho l7th day nj june, lsu1
an assessment ~ tive t3l cHuts per share WIS
levied upon tho capital stock NJ The company,
payable On its SECRETARY, re hi- office, 9H Pro
gr,'ss hl1ck, Salt Lake city, Utah. nt once
and before the Nth day ~ July lsN1. Any
sturk upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid uu tho luth day M July 1871, VIII hN
delinquent uud advertised fuT slIu ut public
auction. mud unless payment " made before.
will hO slld un the auui day m August lNfl. tn
nay tho dalluuuvut unsrasmput together with
custs of advertising and expenses NJ stlo
SAMtAL y, PAIL. ~orutnry
500 Progress Block, salt Lake city, Utah.
Dated Salt Lake CITY, june lbth lT1
ilnt publication. june ipth lsI1
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ASSESSMENT Notrcn so O..


Principal place ~ business. SALT Lake CITY
Utah
NOTICE D. hrfUby given chat 100 "a meeting
~ tlu dIu "iHrs uf thr Lower Mammoth NHs
lus Company held 1000 Friday. tHH gfh duv NJ
june lsI'. 900 assessment ~ Dr. Dor shlru was
IrNItu upon tNu capital stock m tho COMPANY
payable tl Iis secretary Ht Dos uiu.u rHnm 81
Progress lu.luing salt Take cts. Utah. Hi
uucu and before che aist day W 1uIy. isV
Any stock uuun which this assrssuIUnt MHy
itmAIu unpaid uu thu ilst daY uf July. I-d
wiz l' dN|luUurnt aud advertised Tor Sale 90
pul'lH auction. and unless payment d. made
lrfurr W'Il ne sold nu the 18TH day ~ August
l-fi ca UIy ihD Delinquent uasrasmrut fus
gytlCr with cost ~ advertising uuH e,lUusps
NJ sulu SAMUEL J. PAUL. -tr'V
EH fnErr'. huldIng Salt Lake utt Utah.
Dated ~IIt bake CIV. june IIth fsl
llrt publication. July ist. is11
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

The county commissioners met thia
afternoon and nNcd the tax levy for this
year as follows General purposes, $40
mills on the dollar; poor fund, v mill:
sinking fund, Y mill. interest. q mill;
county school, 2h mills. Total az mills.
the same AS last year.
Judge Hart today appointed VIM. II.
barley administrator Of the estate OF
VIM, II. barley deceased.
Peter J. Petersen filed suit against
hyrum Adams, for 800. for damages
said 10 have been caused hy the tres
pass of the lntter's sheep. upon the land
owned by the plnlntm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

Aud in accordance With law aud an orde-
NJ The board NJ Directors made uu thu gutk
day " May is9, M many shares ~ each par
eel M such stufk ~ may hu necessary. will Do
sold 600 tlU unIHr ~ the company ut No IliaW
Mccormick hulIuluE. salt Lake CITY. Utah on
the 2lth day ~ July. IN. nt o'clock o. m.
Ca pay the delinquent assessment thOrrnn,
together with tho r1st " advertising aud
expense ui sale
v, T.. WELLS. secretary.
Fist publication July T. i-l0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

Marriage licenses were issued today
10 Frhncln Monsoon and Irene ThyberE
Isaac Wilson and Amber Austad. an OF
Hyrum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18
DELINQUENT NorIcr.
Highland gopnor Mining Company. prinri,,,
race OF business, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah

NpIlOI.IhCro arc delinquent upon IA.
following Inscribed stock 90 account Of az
asseslont ioNIgd on the Rath day q Nav,
,sing ~ th1 respective shareholder, AZ
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DrLINourNr Assr.sMrNr NorIor

West Morning Glory Mining Company
Principal Place ~ Husinoss salt Lake city
state ~ Utah
Notice There aro delinquent upon tho fnk
lowing described stock. on account ~ hsstsss
mont levied ON che eith day ~ May. isqg the
several amounts srt upp1altp the names ~
the respective shareholders A. fnlloWsl
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NorIer or AssrssMrNr nd. 3.

The GalCun Mine, A Corporations location NJ
Mines. iTsh -priurs' Juub County .lh.
Principal Place ~ buNluuys, salt Lake
CIV. ltnh
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DELINQUENT Norior.

Washington Rock Company, salt Lake city
Utah
NOTICE There arr delinquent upon tho
following described stock ON account % us-
s,,,munt No 2 levied on tho 5th day Of June,
lsli, tho several amounts sut opposite tho
names NJ the respective shareholders, a. fol-
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Nrl0 Brown Stone COMPANY priurIuI
place business. Salt Lake uity, Utah
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|EESllFII(GI1'
|s!'AiElill3s|
/ L---tllL-.l =. ! !. z. =.
StraWS
That Show

civilian Westerly. one Of cripple
Creeks bcst-known mine owners.
leaves fer Chicago ON this afternoons
burlington train"
senator Blank came IN from st.
Louis yesterday over the burlington"
''rhe happy couple loft on last nights
burlington train for am extended trip
through the East"
Items like these appear In almost
every issue Of the Denver dallioa. They
are straws that show-whlch way pco-
pie 20.
Ticket onicc. 2it s. W. Temple 81.
I. a. DENTON. Ticket Agent, II. q. W.
Hy., Dnnly Block
Il. y NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. i. MMtLLAN. Gen. ACT
ZIG .. w. Temnle st.. Salt Lake city.
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Notice There aru delinquent upon tho flI.
lowing described stock nn HeIHf'rf ia '...'.
mont levied un tho afh day ~ Nav f.lI ~
several amounts SGT opposite thr nnf1ra VI
lho respective shareholders as flIIavst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

Ia the District Court, Probate Division. In
aud fuf Salt Lake County,
state ut Utah.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY


Last tram tuNra Lagoon NunNuNH at
$50 y M. ROUND TRIP ei CENTS
Olsen's Famous Orchestra m attendance
every afternoon and evening
SIMON nAMnERGiR, Gent Mgr
H. W. EARLY, Uou'l Pass Agent,
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Ticket ONCE. $40 s. W. Temple 81

W. i. M'MiLLAN. Gen. Agt
2t .. w. Temnle ST.. salt Lake city.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS.

Following ~ the apportlonment OF
the state board assessments TO weber
county school districts: Burch Creek,
ygg62. FAR West. N5i.s9. Harrlsvllle,
i33alO, Kanoaville. fl2a.33. North og-
den. 1858. ogden. i5,gss "a; Plain Guy,
Hl7; Perry gii.i2, Pleasant View,
gliOgi. Randall. 81 cents Rivcrdalc.
1850 Roy N6i2O; uiutah {6LsG;
Wilson, {big.d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-18

a marriage llccDse was issued fow
days ago to 1fyrum Case. 20. and
Martha Smith, u both Of salt Lake
city The parties were Immediately
married nt the court house by Mr.. Eber
Case. "a relative OF the groom
The Opelousas courier., 1899-04-15
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for
March, 1899.

The timely topic Of Mormon poly
gamy, and the opinions Of the lsto
Brigham Young and various Mormon
wives regarding it, is tactfully discussed
by Mrs. Frank Leslie, in an illustrated
article which is n of the principal fea-
lures of FRANK LESLIE POPULAR
MONTHLY for March. The Nicaragua
Canal project-past, present and fu-
ture-ably discussed by f. A. Fletcher,
whose contribution has the advantage
of being thoroughly we'll illustrated.
"Queen Wilhelmina and WOmen's
Work in Holland" by S. NJ. D'Engel-
bronner, is full of personal and literary.
as we'll as pictorial interest, which is
equally true of "Sketching from Ma
turc," 10y II. Villiers Barnett. Thorn
as r. Dawley, Jr., famous for his hair
breadth Escapes while campaigning
with Gomez in Cuba, tells some thrilling
stories of that veteran hero and the
late Gen. Quintin Bandera. "a Skein
of Silk" is a charming illustrated paper,
by w. c.. Kitchen, describing silk worm
culture in Japan. The woman in
Action, article tells about the
fair sex in Wall Street. Bret Harte
and Egerton Castle head the fiction
writer's in FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR
MONTHLY, and there are complete hOrt
stories this month by Mary D. Holmes
illustrated by Wenzell), and Eta W.
Pierce ILLUSTRATED by Rosenmeyef).
"Marginalia" contains some spicy contrl-
buttons by r. X. Munkittrick and others.
The tine-art reproductions in this num-
Der are profuse and beautiful.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-04-15
The Toledo Weekly Blade.

Every intelligent family needs, in add
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thirty years it has been a regular visit
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edited with reference to a national cir
culation. 1t is y Republican paper, but
men of all politics take it, because OF
its honesty and fairness in the discus
sion of ali public questions. 1t is the
favorite family paper, with something
for every member Of the household.
Serial stories, poetry, wit and humor ;
the Household department (best in the
worldly, Young Folks, Sunday School
Lessons, Talmage's Sermons. the Farm
stead, the Question Bureau (Which an
swers questions for subscribers), the
news Of the week in complete form, and
other special features. Specimen copies
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II you wish to raise a club write for
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