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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
BIG TOBACCO COMPANY.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The Blu
hcanan & Lyall Tobacco Company has
been organized and articles OF incorpo-
ration Will be filed at Albany on Mon
day next. II is said that the capital
stock will be fixed at four millions.
fully paid up. The new company will
greatly expand the business of the old
firm of the same name. and it is re-
ported that number Of ether plants
will be absorbed by the combination
john D. CTimmins. Felix Campbell and
other influential men are said TO be
interested in the plans of the new COM
pany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
IN A STATE OF FERMENT.
Hayti Shows symptoms of Turmoil and
Disturbance.


WASHINGTON, August 5.-Hayti is
in state of ferment perhaps from
sympathy with the neighboring state
of San Domingo. United States Min
lister Powell has cabled the State De-
partment that the presence OF Unit
ed States warship may be required II
the present threatening conditions
continue, to insure the safety OF the
U. S. legs ton and consulates. The
department is closely watching devel-
opments and has been in communica-
ton with the Navy Department on the
subject, ready to dispatch orders at
short notice to Commanders Long
necker and Logan, of the New Orleans
and Machias respectively. These YES
sells are now at Santo Domingo, only
half days sail from Port Au Prince,
and will, it is believed, be quite suffl-
cient to meet the minister's needs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
a Niece of Ex-President Cleveland Ask
Relief From calling Bonds.

Special TO the Register
TOLEDO Ohio. August 5-Nellie r.
Hamilton a niece Of ex-Presidenf Grover
Cleveland. to-day commenced suif for alb
solute divorce from her husband. Charles
Hamilton. 10 the common pleas court az
Bowling Green. The petition was imme-
diately Withdrawn from he files. but ths
charges made are neglect Of duty and ex-
IRENE and repeated cruelty. Mrs. Hama-
ton WAS married in 1881. and AYERS that
her married life has not been a happy,
dream. she states that her home is IN
Waiworth. y. y and that ner husband Is
resident Of Wood county. this State. al
though inquiry has failed 10 and a man
Of sGon name there Mrs Hamiiton's
name before her marriage vas Youm4n,
and sne desires to again take that name.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
STEAMER BURNED
And Her Crew Missing-She was Coaster
and Flew the American Flag.

MANILA, August 5.-6:40 p. NJ
The steamer Saturnus. of the Campania
Martina, coasting under the Ameri-
can flag, was burned Wednesday and
her crew are missing. The details of
the affair are rot known.
The captain of the Saturnus once OBJ
tanned possession of ship belonging to
the Martina Company, held at San
Fernando by the Insurgents, by moor
ing the Saturnus alongside and hauling
the other vessel away in the night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
SITUATION GROWS DARKER.

SOFIA. Bulgaria. August 5.-The
political situation grows darker daily.
The recent loan has not sufficed 10
stem the financial crisis. The state Of
fcials' salaries have not been paid for
two months and the scarcity of money
is so acute that there is great conse-
auent discomfort and bitter attacks on
Prince Ferdinand are heard on al
sides. AS a result an early ministerial
crisis and a general upheaval are con-
fidently expected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
THE sHEEREsT NONSENSE.

OTTAWA. Ont. August Premier Lau-
rier vas shown the Washington dispatch
iH which f. W. Fitzpatrick describes his
reception In Ottawa as having beer q chilly
one. and gives the substance ~ the re-
marks made BIZ Sir W.isrid when asked
10 visit Chicago. The premier said that
Mr.. Fitzpatrick's statement was sheerest
nonsense
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

CHICAGO. August 5.-Postmaster
Charles U. Gordon said to-day regard
ing the proposition to invite Admiral
Ceryera to the ceremonies attendant
upon layinS the corner stone of the
new Federal building on Chicago day,
October 8:
The committee of arrangements had
no thought of inviting anybody outside
OF the United States with the exception
of President Diaz, of Mexico, and his
cabinet, the Governor General of
Canada. Mr.. Laurier. premier of Cam
ada, and a few prominent Canadian Of
ficials. A gentleman connected with
the autumn festival association, made
the suggestion that Admiral Cervera
be invited, but | informed him that the
committee could not entertain such a
proposition because it had been de-
cided months ago that no other persons
outside of this country except those I
have already referred to, should be in
vited. That gentleman is responsible
for the announcement in the press that
Admiral Cervera was to receive an In
vitation. The invitations will be sent
to $4,000 persons and viii be limited
to the United States, Canada and Mex
leo, and to only a few prominent per-
sons in the two last named countries"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
.DREYFUS COURT MARITAL.
Burden Of Proof Shifted From Prise
uer to Prosecution

THE ISSUE NARROWED DOWN
THE ONLY QUESTION IS
WHETHER OR NOT CAPTAIN
DREYFUS COMMUNICATED GER
TAIN DOCUMENTS TO A FOR
EIGN POWER = CONVICTED
ONCE ON FORGED DOCUMENTS.
THE TRIAL BEGINS MORROW
AND ALREADY THERE is A
GREAT INFLUX OF CORRE-
SPoNDENTS. WITNESSES. AND
OTHERS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
QUIT KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.

RICHMOND. Va. August Sat Marion.
Smith county. officers Sherr and Lindsay
to-day raided the premises Of Joe Shut
and his wife, who are charged with keep
ingSa diserdefiy house The Shults resist
ed and fight followed Shut was shot
and instantly killed. and his wife is rnortal-
~ wounded, II Is thought
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
DEWEY ARRIVES At NAPLES.
The American Admiral and His Flag
ship at the Italian Port.

SALUTES EXCHANGED AS THE
CRUISER ENTERED THE HAIR
BOR-VISITED BY THE SECRE-
TARY OF THE UNITED STATES
EMBASSY AT ROME, AND
OTHER AMERICAN OFFICIALS.
OLYMPIA WILL PROBABLY RE-
MAIN FOR TEN DAYS-VISITS
NAVAL OFFICERS - DEWEY S
LETTER TO VAN WICK.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
LONG AUTOMOBILE TRIP

NEW YORK. August 5.-Eixood Haynes.
and e L. Apperson arrived in this city al
four O'Clock this afternoon. having made
a trip from kokomo, Ind. 10 New York
in twenty days. This i said to De the
longest automobile trip on record III the
United States. The distance is about LEO
miles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
CATTLE FOR CUBA.

WASHINGTON. August 5.-Aeting Sec
rotary OF War Meil1eljohp to-day issued an
order prescribing regulations for the adj
mission into Cuha free Of duty of graded
cattle for breeding purposes in compliance
with the Departments recent circular. The
order restricts the period Of admission till
July l, next; cattle shah be entered only
at Havana Cienfuegos. Neuvitas and
Manzanilo. where proper inspection will be
established
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
RETURNING PROSPERITY
Hanging Rock Woman Bears Four Oh
dren Within "a Yea.

dren within "A Year
Mrs. Jonas Hodge, wife Of an en-
ploye of the Hamilton furnace, at
Hanging Rock, Saturday gave birth to
twins. Mrs. Hodge is only y years
old, but this is the second set Of twins
she has given birth to within a year.
Four children within year is a record
certainly big for one couple and is
evidence that the wave of prosperity
has struck the village below with
vengeance. What Mr.. Hodges feel
ings must be when the four youngsters
mite in juvenile quartet in the I'VE
sma' hours" can only be imagined
Ironton Irontonian.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
KANSAS CORN CROP.

Estimated That it will be a Hundred Mill
ion Bushels Larger Than the BannerCrop
of 1889.
TOPEKA, Kansas, August 5.-Secre-
tary Coburn. of the State Board of Ag-
riculture, has issued bulletin based
upon reliable reports from correspond
ents throughout the State, in which he
states the present condition of the Kan
sas corn crop TO be 1858, with prospects
for the greatest yield ever known in the
history of the State. The acreage of
corn is S,234,560 and the estimated yield
per acre "A bushels, which would give
the astonishing total of $4,000, GOO
bushels, or three times the yield of last
year, and almost hundred million
bushels greater than the banner year of
1889.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
INSPECTOR GENERALS DEPART
MENT

WASHINGTON. August 5.-The or
der fixing the status CT the inspector
generals Office was made public at the
War Department to-day. It is dated
July 3lst. and is signed by Secretary
Afger. The important feature of the
order is that it makes the inspector
generals department a bureau OF the
War Department
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Nr. G schnepf. the Opera House drug
giat made tbs following observations Of
tie esrpeFatuse yesterday: ia M 80. .
m. 81 y M. -. y. m, S9s J y. m, 81.
We4ffer cfangeaale
WAsfiINGTOSI August 5--Forecast for
FGF West VIZ esfern PsnnSylva-
MA ard OH pd thunder storms
sardal Ionday, fresh 10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

NAPLES, August 5.-The United
States cruiser Olympia, with Admiral
Dewey on board, arrived here this
morning. AS the cruiser entered the
port salutes were exchanged.
Admiral Dewey was visited by Mr..
Lewis Morris Iddings, secretary of the
United States embassy at Rome; Mr..
Richard C. Parsons, second secretary
of the embassy; Mr.. Hector Decasto,
United States consul general here, and
the vice consul. Mr.. Charles NJ Wood.
The admiral commanding this sta
ton, the commander of the garrison
and the project also visited Admiral
Dewey on the Olympia to-day, and the
American admiral subsequently return
ed their visits.
Forty American tourists afterwards
visited the Olympia,
Admiral Dewey and the crew of the
Olympia are all in good health.
1t is now said the cruiser will re-
main here eight or ten days.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Regard-
ing the published statement ascribed
to French paper to the effect that the
Austrian government made demand
upon Admiral Dewey to confirm or deny
his alleged statement to the effect that
our next war would be with Germany,
the State department officials point out
that it would be a glarlng breach OF
diplomatic proprieties to communicate
on diplomatic subject with United
States naval officer directly and outside
of the lawful channels. 1t would.
moreover, be a matter of complaint
should Austria have addressed Admiral
Dewey on matter relating entirely to
Germany and the United States.
NEW YORK, August 5.-The follow
ing letter from Admiral Dewey, dated
at Trieste, Austria, July "a was re-
ceived by Mayor Van Wyck this morn
ing:
Il have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of June 80,
rendering me on behalf of the city OF
New York public reception upon my
arrival, and extending to me the hos
pitalities and courtesies of the city.
in accepting this invitation l desire
TO express my deep sense of gratitude
to the citizens of New York and their
representatives for so signally honor
ing me.
1T is impossible at this time to fix
the exact date of the Olympias arrival
at New York, but | shall endeavor &c
inform you definitely by cable from
Gibraltar.
L am sir, very truly yours,
GEORGE DEWEY"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
Fatal QUARRY EXPLOSION.

BRUSSELS. August s.--An explosion o.
Cured IN a quarry At cIney. province OF
Namur. to-dav killing six men and in3ur-
ing five otherk
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WHAT A GANG.

NEW YORK, August 5A-Senaio
Wo.cott, of Colorado. Tod til
jockey. s'PedlaTa Palmer, t isl
and Israel Zangwill arrive q
day on the Calpania.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
| WILL NOT INVITE GERVERA,
The Spanish Admiral not Asked to
Pay Visit TO Chicago

ON THE OCCASION OF THE LAY
ING OF THE CORNER STONE OF
THE GREAT NEW POST0FFICE
BUILDING POSTMASTER COR
DON SAYS INVITATIONS HAVE
BEEN EXTENDED TO A FEW
CANADIANS AND MEXICANS.
BUT TO NO OTHERS OUTSIDE
OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
CONDEMNED DISPATCHES.

The hvs.Eess portion n Prairie ga
ga pa
The Mexican sata.a has confirmed izs
asFntetfneas - MsnHss Asrlres ~ ara
b&SSassr "a ine Jar-3 States
~ e. Ttr&~ ~ tee a~ns - ehssat &c.
1's~#~ 50 ussls r.t~.5t eses nt1- 24a
T#es~ Uai NVe6ns Say e lse4g. failure.
~Aa nsptral1er - she srsrges.,y Pas
.ss.se3 c4g ser Tggerfs ~ taa Sor.f -tau
- ~ ca.iona! eaf.kS a. fae e-ssa - oaA--
ne%S February 4
14@ etZV es,i csselrrr r9esa ta.n t3
*'0~s< - t~e #. ts-1
tr ,-v ssts- .tsr gaF@r- nE as5- 81 g.
sase .a~ '-rea taee~a@ .x asa cse fej-
e-a telt e1aa9a-ss.ee oa cfs#ase cu-}
ressssar-
Tse sxrrl--Er q. ss7-..f<~ ~ ssc ss--~
:caa .St7ses Ests9ay Ask attan aae oe-
ca1eE : Ea - 1r.-.-4t e&t-ss-. 4so Ia .'.s-
- a~ he q - as \ .-sss ~ &2rsas .a@
81 ere aeek
Ta+ Nex Ar sata sse:es Rave ssfrea~
-tara-t ! James Eesats.F mfs@ saS 4as@
~ s-s1 80 MAk la.~r.s n-=s t*fss s.T.ts~ ssr sss
ass tAgea Fsoz'1 IS S2ers@ t.saE era at.1,
= Aex fcAa h. Arssoas-
T3e Erltiss steamer %zy:ss.3. E~ael M
Fegk &EuQar~ 2 ~T y zH rseses f0~s-
i@1t Anz es5ar>@ r. ans sgua - Ih2<
sd Qaa~rs r',sssser &at sees ra4a
Sfrwasa. aa1 ea5 ts-E AID se<0n3 oE4c~g
- are3 GDrtEr se&rtsi weather
- rrote~scrs in 10 t~rAFt NESTS -
FeroAy e ss%Ef1S3 and 80 Ga5veTs.fT
q California he@te* - Tessgfs T.e ran re-
havs hsesn7 1A~ o~Sar EasEea - a sct-s~
III A7e.~ss 3&'ess@
as as * tar Coast ane - fAAa fhe
Esaee tn E&e Wee tA4s ere %sstaazs A.
s2<ssssea - GeSssssssS a9ass - .ee Asss
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WHERE IS N. 5. N CURLEY?
ACCUSED OF HAVING PAWNED &.
WARD kEMp's LAW BOOKS.
Removed ms City Attorney at Col
umbia-Said tn he n Suspicion
There of Crookedness In Certain
street Warrant transactions,

W :. McCurley. ex-3us.ice Of the peace.
ex~city attorney % Columbia and q maya
zire writer Of some nots, has been ae-
sent from his home al Columbia and his
Usual haunts ia Seattle for several days
Iisagreeahie gumors are In circulation.
and yesterday afternoon about o'clock
an application was made at the prose
cutting attorneys office FOR McCurtey's
arrest.
The claim Was made that he pawued
Law books wAfca were owned by g. ward
Kemp. Owing 10 The precious good
standing OF MI McCurley. and the fact
that small amount was involved, action
was postponed.
The accused occupied an office IL the
Halter building It was locked and
nofce said, Removed 10 rooms ni-5
Bailey Block" Underneath this writing
someone had placed the word skipped"
Attorney A a Booth WAS found al
room 5(A in the Bailey block. y put up
the notice" he said. and someone add
ID the word skipped ! received let
ter from NcEurley dated last SaturdA r.
in Seattle. lie ssid Re would Re away
few days and asked me 10 look after
his legal business. No / do not know
anything abou; his whereabouts
Theodore Halter who has charge 81 the
Halter block sa3d he was compelled to
give MI McCuTiey notice to quit" The
notice was pasted on the door last Thurs
day, and finally taken Down on condition
that he would Move oilt the next day
McCurley had nat been around since, but
there had been & stream o. people com
Ing TO see about books etc.. they claimed
McCurIey had. hut which were not in
his room.
One az hts friends received telegram
Moncay saying ne was IN Victoria, and
would return Tuesday or Wednesday.
-F f~r.ts1 a
McCurirv from the ofsee - city attorney
last Monday evening M charges were
preferred hat ire general understanding
was that thc action arose from the fail
are - the clty attorney 10 Report con
corning the conduct - his Office.
There s. reported 20 - "a suspicion On
Columbia that All Is not T.ght az regards
the hau3ang q cEgta}a stre@: warrants
ore ordinance relates IL making assess
merits etc AMI another allows "a person
70 pay hts grade tax visa street warrants
II is sa5a THAT mary people purchased
these warrants ~ discount ard turned
them iu 20 Ctty Attorney Ar5'arley 20 pay
tha claim of tho e3ty against taerl Just
now tas officials oy &1sls.E.sl.ss. .t - rafi
are making an 1nSllocessfai search tor tne
warrants that Wsro atsg}<aeet 20 - cea-
ea8.e,g PuSt-i trsEl8senc reporter
found enc mar wha admitted t@at NJ
Cur'ey hai offered him Celuu ia wa+-
Pants ort be- refused fo aaE.lle t..r3
NrCts~7es's wife aHH a8x crzreu -nr
r7sexf q 2 IS Pam IS "a ere Av.n- 20 T'n.u7.-
=.a. Mts Sizes lrte< esFsiey from A SINE
Southern fAmi}l
McC4rfsy'a trtenss say he ia e.8ant
e1t eccentric mar lse va horn and
raised .u Georgia 3}.s opetet-e ~ law
70 ezter1ve.
~Gfe ta@~ sass a raaa e~s.a-tar Wa
81 ~s hf--l. - af-,1a ~sal iuaFfnattoz AMI
fs.s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
RICH STRIKE ON THE DORA.
Body shows Returns of sIss. and
single Specimen From n string
er Assay. xi.e.s- Hfgh hest ina Camp.

Special Dispatch % IRE Posi-In;cliiEence-
SPOKANE. FED. s-Waat - FepoElra
hers as ;ha Richest sST &e II RspsE2l.c
camp siIace the famous oae IA tte asp@> 20
El-ue last fA5i Ass just been sna4c IL tie
Dora The shallow depth IS rena<Ag ssAs.
TIE strike IS significant as affecting A.
joining properties. particularly the Jumbo
or the wsSt and the Liberty op i4se east
Jean Blackburn. superintendent ~ the
Tkcya. has tsst returned from RsEs@c]lc
and gives tae soAoR -nE account - TIE
s,rlAes waiea las nasts bora SHOCK sCA1os
IN sae market tbs evening.
Al q GeptA of twenty-five feet =
stTzsek the letsge On the hara, dipping AT
ansse og tagty-five degrees. We FOL
laaed TIE ssrlnser lolna tao weeks ago
Uns4 we foan4 the edge. From ta.s
stElnseg wa got assays ~ si9sS,A&, ana 10
al appearances sac ledge matter Is * Just
ths same character. -. T. Moore, tbs as
sayer At Rep<sntie. says ( = tAe highest
assay he has ever made in tAs c4aiEA
barring none.
We have cU; through three feet - his
ore already ard have not 49, yet sEr4ck
the foot wa1l F'rom tAls three feet OF
ore we have taken samples for an aver
age assay, the result being <.sG55 IN god
ana $50 in silver. I believe Il IS tae
biggest strsse ever made III the camp IF
the Republic"
Air. Blackburn viii retaHa 20 the camp
on Saturday and expects TO pat on anofh-
eT sh.t1 - push WORK day ana night. Ha
proposes 10 continue the shaft Ia the ia
foot lsve-, which VII take aeoat six
weeks work. Tie wil thea crescent 70 The
ledge. The distance at that level being 80
tlmated as about A. feet
The ledge. .hch IS ROW being c-osseut
Is about "a feet from the other ledge
which crosses the property. The latter
has a surface showing OF sax feet IN width.
Both le<sses come from the JUMBO pgop-
eFty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

leading Fs6e-sissss or Insurgents Wei
aatSes1ttcates1 FSgsarss have tssn reserved
% horrible Deeds eeEnn4-t2a ~ zas Irsssgs "a
IN iae country between C.rerseora sss7-. =
o Cruro. Ace tne latter e4ty.
FA4-pAEAIsO Feb S. sgsu4f 81 va-
essFeS TO-DAY from Bolivia saFs thar l.
thousand Indians rerarsft,r xsrwsessr,ess,s r.
IorcreSecc mines. wsscE are the fgrozssrs 2
z. Iai2@AgS. ans rzrsagEs1 al sae houses
ne fEA5ag%- 81 tire w0Fks nis HsEe a IA
81 eEaets4 tried 70 make Gse5r escape ca.
s5e refusal q the ircfa-s 70 acr4rst heir
oHsr ef g, ssa 20 sxsaTe rhesr lives tbs nan
@k.r SHOT his wife and tug xsfffrfzE ara
t@tsA committed suicide The tncisssrs n
Asesy 10 cause difficulty between TIE Be-
AVIAN and Chilean Sove<nrrarss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

car traders doing business IN the north,
and ear Conirol the trade.
To say that sae atspatea announcing tas
important CONCESSION created surprise Aefe
expresses IL very mildly Indeed. II Is too
good To b~ true. 1as the general comment
The Pos. In tel, 2eEceT correspondent H.
.ersieued Isaaizgs business men THIS after
noon on me mater. Bat few 81 n n
would express an opinion under faei1
1a@es We want 10 see concession an
actual fact before we VIII say anything,
said one large outAttsr. a poFl on Lynn
canal would mean Thousands Of dollars
monthly IL the pockets OF the Canadian
coast cities II u premature. however. 10
say much a, present. az believe such in
fsuence Will b. brought - oe4E by Amer
can cities ia the West that tne joint CON-
mission WILL be compelled Ia drop the mat
ter"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
WARNING TO UTAH.
senator Cannon Lectures on the
Pending Senatorial Fight.

SALT l.AhE. Esa. "A sasxe and en-
tssssfsa audience greeted Senator +, J.
esazsn al ne sasf lake theater tonight
wasn be canae Oh }ae stage - deliver his
.sceaFs or Senatorial Candidates and
Para
A s.~clai train from Ogden brought
aosn a large nasub@r 81 The personal
nisszis 81 the senator
TIE senator referred 20 tho recent at
ta1k upon him hy the Nougsu's Rep8hsl-
sAa Gtu5, of tfaa ana made That the
BASS feE the discussion ~ t1e living 4Ues-
HIS Row fssD64nr IN tire state. Ete iheB
tea NJ he sboEa subject og the trend
y peil'le@ ia Utah ard set the siae sAAFp-
rTi Aeen tie ssoEf sas-s vfst@ ami rvf@-
ssasf'ss q the Mormon cagrch lie point
e esit thas Utah came u the nation as a
hasAf @ut uf ths . 18sTneas. ~ith her
sssty MATER ar and nor dyiTx child. an:
ssst TIE rstlon opened It's arms 10 her and
ICES her iais - trienasaip ana
sse, - Sat,Sn is entitled -
fsestye fSou kes such devotion as wAs
aster given ~ any cther state. Toas she
sAafsat repay the nation except by htsaing
y {fgs Highest l6eate and t1at for these
aehh Henry Smith ard heber } Grant.
agostss x tae Mormen ofssfeh. have SUI
sssiatsa tAe lowest lie made touching
fslefefce % bis mother whose farm ard
tpsinRsa hat always kent am tn tAe
ssnreh HE asd IA, when h faltareai ~
We fes5sEaF lstHtE Satch TOW confronted
i9r4 q see lnE - aavs Tfah spared tfe
ssssssssliy ~ the aSfnl shame of sena-
tsf~t - bought ard sold he haa been TN
PEI IS fas Fersean hrann~ - VIVA hss
A9tasF sale and a43 IA the last scnAf orsal
~ = wien Rs father e-az q ~ n5titlste
Nslrsss aifa See cafue IN him thea and
81 y aeHe Raut 80 fp A senator's
vie ] of5y aant - - % @chAseT's yrsoth-
VITA s}th courage standing heh3ug IN.
- n2a}Avr brave VnnNEs t0 i sesi1l-
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