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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
SMITH TO MAKE SPEECHES.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Postmas-
ter General Charles Emory Smith will
leave here Saturday for Omaha to
speak at the opening of the Greater
America Exposition Monday. He will
make an address in ST. Louis Tuesday.
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ALL CLOSE DOWN.
Tin Plate Mills Win Cease Operations To-
Night at Midnight.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 29.-As a result
of the failure to settle the tin plate wage
scale at the Chicago conference, all the
TIN plate mills in the country are prepar-
ing to close down and tomorrow at mid
night there will be a general suspension.
Nearly $4,000 men will be thrown idle by
the shutdown. How long it will last is a
matter of speculation. Circulars have been
sent out to all lodges notifying them of
the non-success of the Chicago conference,
and it is expected that the sentiment of
the men on the question viii reach the To-
cal officials office about Monday next.
There are some rumors of a mass meet
ing to be held Saturday, but the local of
fcials would not talk on the subject.
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MRS. MCKINLEY Is BETTER,
And the President Has Not Cancelled His
Proposed Western Trim.

NAN bNC hds Y - SdDCell6u his
Proposed Western Trip.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Warren, of Idaho, called upon the Pres
ident to-day with reference to his
Western trip. The President contra
dicted the published reports that he
had abandoned the idea of going West
this summer. He still intends to go
unless circumstances should intervene
to prevent, but he has been unable as
yet to consider detailed plans, and both
the time and extent of his trip are
matters for future determination.
Mrs. Mckinley was able to sit up this
afternoon. DR.. Rixey says she is gain
ing strength steadily. He does not an
ticipate any complications and believes
she will be able to go out for her Gus
tomary drive in a few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
CLOUDS OF GRAssHoE

WASHINGTON. June
States Consul Skinner. at
reports to the State Depay
clouds Of grasshoppers thr1
stroy the standing crops =
that the government Is
ing large sums OF monl
them.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Makes its Appearance in New York
Clty---BrOught in frvm Havana.

NEW YORK, June 29.-John Johnson,
mate of the Norwegian steamship Krim
removed to Swinburn Island hospital
this afternoon suffering from yellow fever,
and tonight his condition is serious. The
Krim sailed from Havana on June 20.
The steamer was detained at quarantine
here for disinfection, which will probably
be finished Tomorrow. The crew will be
held at Hoffman Island five days, and the
steamer will be allowed TO proceed to the
dock with a new crew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
BERNHARDT AT STRATFoRD.

LONDON, June 29.-Sarah B~ernhardt
gave a matinee performance of Hamlet
at the Shakespeare memorial theatre
at Stratford to-day. A large and dis
tinguished audience was present. The,
Mayor and corporation and a delega-
ton of the inhabitants met the great
French actress or her arrival at STRAIT
ford. The town was decorated in
honor of the occasion. After the per-
Torrance the Major presented Nine.
Bernhardt with a bbquet of flowers and
the actress subsequently, visited the
historical spots ID the q.
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100 MUCH

The Pope said to be Suffering firm Great
Prostration.
LONDON, June 30.-The Rome cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
In consequence of his exertions dur
ing the recent religious ceremonies. the
Pope is now suffering great prostra-
ton, together with a slight attack of
fever. He was confined to his bed to-
day Thursday, and some anxiety is
felt regarding him"
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GUARDING MADAME DREYFTs.

RENNES, France. june 29-The
house occupied by Madame Dreyfus
was guarded by gendarmes all night
long and at daybreak these policemen
were succeeded by others. In addition
a giant porter keeps the outer gate
locked and barred. No one is allowed
to enter without the express permission
of Madame Dreyfus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
SAILORS FROM A

WASHINGTON, June 2s.--Com-
mander Hawley has received a report
that the experiment in the enlistment
of sailors from the Middle West for
service on the Hartford promises to
result successfully. The men are said
to be intelligent, of splendid physique
and altogether of such superior qpali-
fcations as to give great promise 81
the future,
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DANIEL F. TIEMANN DEAD.

NEW YORK, June 29.-DanieI r.
Tsemann. Mayor Of New York in 1851
IS. died to-day. aged "a years. He was
chosen Mayor on a citizens ticket, de-
feating Fernando Wood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
CHILD

Special 10 the Register.
MARIETTA. O., June 29.-The FIVE
year-old son of Freeman Henderson, OF
Coal Run. fell from a wagon and his
body was crushed between the rubber
and rear wheel. The child walked and
talked a few minutes after the acct
dent, but expired almost Immediately.
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A RUMoR.

said That He Will Arrive at Renpes To-
Night.
RENNES, June pa well accredit-
ed report is in circulation this evening
that Captain Dreyfus will arrive some
time tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

steamers and brought into port. They
are John Smith, first mate, of Cleve-
land; Alex McRea, chief engineer, of
Cleveland; Luke Schinski, second en-
gineer. of Cleveland; Duncan Coyle,
seaman, of Cleveland.
Smith. McRea and Schinski were res
cued by members of the crew of the
steamer Sacramento and taken into
Lorain by the tug Cascade. Coyle was
picked UP by the passenger steamer
State of Ohio and landed at Toledo to-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-To-dav,s
statement of the condition Of the treas-
ury shows: Available cash balance.
Y7s.i51.4e6, gold reserve. ~s23s149,-
ASH.
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RISE COMING.

PITTsBURG, Pa, lune 20
coming out OF bothN yers
cause a swell of about
Ohio.
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DISORDER N BRUSSELS.
Troops Called Out to Suppress MObs
in the Streets.

TRAM CARS OVERTURNED AND
USED AS MISUNDERSTANDING
STONES DUG FROM THE
STREETS AND USED AS MIS-
SILES TO HURL AT THE PO-
LICE AND SOLDIERS-A BILL
TO PERPETUATE CLERICAL
DOMINATION IN THE COUNTRY
THE CAUSE OF ALL THE TROU-
BLE-A SERIOUS CRISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

The Keystone State left CincI
last night on the up trip. 1t Is q
she can get through.
The marks on the wharf at m
showed 5 feet 10 inches and stal
The Virginia may go up this
IL the stage warrants It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
BRAkEMANA


Special to the Reg
CHARLESTON
John Hornsby, al
elton railroad.
ing thrown un1
uosE2
"John 10
aHe b3ngf
MOBILIZE
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MARKS FROM

PARKERSRURG Rivd
tionary, Cloudy and cod
CAIRO-River IL feA
Cloudy and cooler
PIT. PLEASANT-Ri River 81
ing. Cloudy.
C~INCfNNATI-Rtver Ill ~
Cloudy.
EyANSvILLE-River SIS fed
Cloudy.
MEMPHIs-Rivcr 1874 feet.
Clear and hot,
LOUISNTLLI-Riyer falling. s.,
the canal, 35 feet on the falls.
below the locks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30
A MURDERER.

WEATHERFORD, o. T., June 20
Alderman C. H. Grifiths, a prominent
citizen, was murdered by Dan Ashby
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

SEN EN-
EoUR
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III gave Tue oi
Sessei
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an Instant oile
Oh Cfe ''olin'
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long ne oop VI
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lorp oo0 anu
WINE piie ies' u
we're -ple 10 lake
not aio"h' pu'
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PhroI' the w"'cn-
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|imaia'eis put INV
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

last night. Ashby b
and started down N
knife in hand, sayi1
Lii some one
kithout warning
killing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

drinking
1 with a
going to
fths and
|nife into
Instantly.
hoe to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-30

The local steamboat inspectors. G
VIM. H. Clark and Capt, Charles
Thomas, are making good their aA
ton that they would break up the prac1
tice of negligence on the part of boat
officers while on duty. Negligence on
the part of any boat officer while on
duty is 4 menace to both life and prop
erty.
On June 81 an order was issue. 10y
the inspectors notifying the masta
the VALLEY Belle" which is
Marietta. o., and Middleport. o.
that his license had been suspe
$50 days, with the warning y
ure negligence Of inland nav(
rules would receive a heavier Y
There has but lately been
from the treasury department
matter and therefore the caJ
he given to the public soon
The inspectors are consi}
evidence in two other caseS
negligence. but they
passed upon them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
OUR NElGHBORS.
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
Grand Reception and banquet 10 Returned
Volunteer. John D Robinson,


Franklin. Oneida Co. Idaho. oct. q.
Yesterday grand reception was len .
dorad 20 our returned volunteer. John
H. Robinson. son u Jhm0a and Mary
Robinson. ~ Franklin Mr Wnhina1n
went from Franklin 90 M1nt,ua to
work While there The call came Tor
volunteers To- go 10 The Philippine iai.
anda and De wnf ONE lf the Hrnt 90
respond and went with tho Montana
h0ya 90 tho ialauds. lu uur uf tho
early engarcmrnu hH Wnn wounded lr
the wrist probably mnimei Cor ufa.
re remained boz the hospital 600 hU fU.
covered and then went back 90 the
fnnka and took part ln many nnNHHn.
mcuta Whom the company was mus.
tered out al san Franchise. Mr Hltln-
con ala not 80 with bis company o.
Montana. but loft th.m at posatullo
and arrived home UNEXPECTEDLY.
SO on Friday the 2iih "a rrnnd to-
ception wna given him hy che citizens
" his native town.
a very interesting program had boon
prepared hy ~ special committee. aud
tho same was we'll rrUHUntUl al the
meeting house nt 10 %. w. Tho speech
or Welcome wua made hy Mr. Isaac ~.
Nnnh 20 which a hri0f but happy &C.
eponHo wnr made by tho young voiuu-
tefr. other speeches were made. inter
HperHcd with music from tho brass
band. s0loa trlos uuBriotH. and rnoit1-
uuun appropriate CO. che occasion.
After the conclusion no il0 lHrr AVID
Interesting program. ri hHH banquet wins
Eiycu the guest of honor HH1 u mum
Der ~ prominent people rubHff s1unl
rccitotiuna HpcochcH and appropriate
sentiments onlivcnOd iha buuuto0ua rr.
past which was prepared hy the genial
hostesH Mrs. Hobbs OF tho Hobbs
hHF4f
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NorIcn or srocnnor.DEws nrrrIso

salt Lake city. Utah, Oct n, isao
The annual meeting ~ the stockhuldor OF
the saint Jos Mlulng COMPANY, Tor me rluc-
iipn II unlcers aud tho trlnsactlon ~ such
other uutlurea ny may cumr Nnfuru tlrmt vii
b. htld ut The Office 30 tho company. iQI MNln
sirgcL salt Lake cay on Monday November
"a lev. Ht 4 o. lu.
AZ lhn same time aud place aud lmmcdlato-
~ following said annual meeting q stock
holders meeting VIII ~ hold 90 vute upon
tho adoption II tho following lmonduicui ~
uo Articles Of Incorporation Of snid COM
panyi
Amendment 10 Article Nv NJ the Articles
of Incorporation of saint ioo Mining unm-
panyi
That Article Nv b. and tho Same 4 hero
by umnndul lY adding 90 said article tho
words Tho Directors shall ulsl have puwur
Co soil and % make contracts Zoe sale n any
or ali ~ the nual aud personal property %
this cumpanY nc such nrlrns aud upon such
terms ard conditions Hs they may dcdm
cApcdlunt and Tor thu host Interests nf tiit
Company"
Respectfully,
VA. 4 nuRruN, sccrotaFy
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nANTI.
oLosn or A nEAurIruL LIrr.


Special Correspondence.
Manti. snnpeto County. oct sO.lThe
people ~ MHnu were yesterday called
upon TO perform the last sad rites over
the remains " Sister Ethel Lowry
lkuld, the beloved and devoted wife OF
Claire ". Ruid, who h. iaburlng as "a
faithful missionary M Gar on Samoa.
Brother ana slstor Reid lcft Mantl
about a year and "a half ago. Ha mise
sionarlcs 90 the Samoan islands. Toe
Hethvr they labored 10 love aud dill
Fencc, each miniHtoriug 60 tho comfort
and blessing Of the other. and to their
fellow lnhOrerH Ia the mission. ON
March -, 1883 at Apin. Samoa. o son
was born TO thum. For several months
Mrs Reid has not been feeling well. aud
u was thought advisable thut Hhe aud
her child should come home brother
Reid feared 90 have her go alone. but
az her earnest solicitation h. consented
tu stay on the islands and perform his
mission Sister Reid ana her son
reached Provo. whore she died, not.
however, until she had greeted her par
cnA and shown them her Samoan child.
according to q prophecy pronounced
upon her head by Elder Wood Of that
mission some two months before the
babe was born.
The funeral services were very linz
prcHslve. Apostle George Tenldnie rep.
roHants1 tho chief authnrltlss OF the
Church, and EldetH Wood and String
ham of salt Lake city. and clayton ~
Provo represented the samoan mission.
All OF these brethren spoke words Of
cheer and comfort to the borrowed. and
culogizud the departed. Each u the
returning Elders praised the noble work
Of Brother and siHtcr Reid and told OF
her furbcnruncc under sore trials dur
Ing the late Samoan war.
President Cauute Peterson, John u.
Malh0n and j, ~. Wodskow each offered
encouraging remarks The singing un-
der tho leadership of Prof. A. G.. smyth.
was exceptionally sweet and touching:
ana the ilornl decorations wcrr the
prrttlcst ever seen in Mnnu Twelve
young mon carried the corpse from the
tabernacle 90 the cemetery. and the
young ladies formed procession fol-
lowing. Many friends from different
parts ~ the State were ln attendance.
aud everything that possibly could add
90 tho consolation OF the hOrrnvcd aud
respect Tor the dead was done. As the
corpse was helng lowered into the grave
pun uf wind sent o shower OF leaves
over the hnllowcd spot. which lent a
poetic charm 20 the sad occasion.
Sister Ethel Lowry Reid has gone
from W.. but the memory OF her noble
HE viii long live with the young and
the old OF this her native town. "Shc
was beloved by ALL"
MUTUAL MISSION WORK.
Brother n. W. Matthews OF Salt Lake
stake, who H. lnbOring as "a Mutual I'm.
prpyement miBHlunary IN this stake.
had arranged for ID young mems nwak-
ening meeting last night ~ tho South
ward assembly hail. but when Apostle
Tcasdulc consented to remnin aud adj
dress the meeting. the place Of holding
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REDuCEpTO pME NECEssITY
Widow of Senator Tabor Compelled to
Sell Valuable Coin Collection.

4 collection 81 collins. comparatively
taiuolosa but dear to SIR Tabor ON
acrount NJ their association with the
dead senator nra now offered Cor aHle
by n dealer in rurios and RELICS The
coins t0 the number of twenty-five
among which afro several EngliHh
crowns "a shilling or two an American
half dollar OF oariy coinage and % ruu-
bor ~ italian. Spanish and Mexican
copper pieces. were collected hy tho late
HcuHtnf whom No. was lu thU b .lEht 90
Die property ard wore treasured hy
him with an affection which now seems
pathetic Thay we're parted with by
The widow with n rHluHtluc0 which
Yielded only to the stern call Of nccoa-
alty.
Mra. Tabor hnr been in poor circum-
stances fuT SOME tluU. ana h1a had
much trouble iu geiuuE money with
which tn pay hyr house rent and fur
uish hnv lltinE Cor hHffolf and two
dHuEhttfH Senator Tuhor died last
April 40 the time of his death there
wore e. number % debts owiue him from
those whom be- had helped lu bis pros
porous dnyr Could a portion NJ these
BE- collected The widow would be ma
trriuiiy assisted Mrs, Tabor a. row
living 90 $50 broadway Denver News.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Of the dances 10 past years are invited
Win their friends. Last winter the
lifih ward balls became known as the
most ploHsurnhN Of the season. and the
committee promise Just such happy
times again this year. Ford'H orchestra
will furnish the music
Mr.. Joseph McMnnnia ~ pocutello
4 visiting friends IN ogden Tor few
days
Elder Louis Moench has departed FOR
mission 90 Germany Ho Will spend n
fcW days with relatives ln NUw York
and takes The steamer from phlladcl.
rhln Tor EUROPA un Nov. ifh, The nIrht
previous Co biz departure 20 very ingH
number of bio frlonda gathered ono tho
home or hls father. Prof T.. J.. Moonch
and enent o. few hours On pleHHurlhlo
pnttimcH
The family N James Mclntlro the
popular O.. T.. conductor. Will move to
ogden IN % few days,
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NOTICE or sALE uNDER DEED on
TKrsr,


NOTICE q hcvhy given that whereas
charlie " cannon aud IDA Cannon. hia wife,
% thc isth DAY pi May, ~, hgtruWed "
si1nOo end made. executed aud delivered o.
SAID aurI,iy their nplr aud nguomout Cor
that amount payable in iusthlliurnts utrur1-
tn secure thu said note aud tho payment ~
an The installmunti and uf hl, fines aud a.
spsHmruta according 90 the rules uul ntEulA-
tons 81 said % 'l.t, un thu same cato made
executed and delivered tn thu uudrfslfuHd
George ". Cannon uudor their hand and
frals their certain decd ~ trust which deoi
u trust was rcc0ried la tho Office NJ tle salt
Lake county NtcuuUf ln hook lN ~ Mort.
gasc,, pasg ~ uu iho i-th day 81 May, i-Qi.
which drVd N trust sn rpcuriud IL nos hrrH-
by Reformed ~ aud mndn part ~ this untlcn
whereby thyt conveyed o. George NJ uHunon
iee up ], a. i1r the 40 gnd pprplsn,
am ussirns forever Hli the property hcrcin-
And whcrJat. tho said Charlie NJ. Cannon
100 paving tho Interest, lnstallmrnta and unn4
lnl bore n nnW due the snciety tho sum ~
Wlertas at the same t.ino tho said Charlie,
n Cannon and Ida cannon, bis wife, plcigud
O. shlna " tho ieih series NJ stork uf thg
eald sncirtY a. additional security for said
loan, WITH authority 90 sell tho same iu case
u default In any % tho pruyisilus OF said
mote nnl nsrgcmvnt prcacrltodi
aH c SIy lia,i a ss i (, ,b sS r ysl or
" tho civ und tOudty nulldiuT iu tho CITY
NNN county OF NAli lAhN state or ltAn. ut
thc luth day u october. a ~, isll No the hour
n y ANA NJ public aurtnn. tn thu highest
hlddsr AN tho right Tito aud Interest that
thu said charles ~ Cannon aud ida cannon,
hl' wife had uu thU 18Th duY " MAv. t-h Or
that thoy may Afterwards have aolulrd, 90
iu uuu % all that piece ur PANEL ~ land lu
SAT- Lake County, Utah. particularly do
scfihnd rs follows. to-Witi
Commanding ono and tdn clryrnths u to.tu
fuus north frIm tho southwest cnruUr uf lut
three I'D, ln blnrH ton tlu. plat 'h. salt Lake
CITY Survey. and rluuiur thtnru north tlirun
mud ono half HNl rldsI thence east eight Ul
rulai thuutU south three and uueshnW Nitl
rods thUnrO west ulght ll r1is o. the place ~
beginning.
Also tWolyr shares ~ stock Of tho 18th
series ~ stork ln ihH said lions nonont
huildiug Society nlndg'd AS afuArsald, and
VIII apply thu pfocU "lf 90 said sale ns diFuct-
GEORGE 81, CANNON.
Trustee
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noUNT PLEASANT.
john Hachman Thrown from his Horse
aud seriously Iniured.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant. snnueto County. oct.
IA Hhucklnr accident That perhaps
viii prove fatal occurred yesterday az.
toru0on about 4 o'olock 60 John Rack
man, young man near tho age uf o.
liH h1l Just come down from the sheep
herd tu spend "a Few days before start
ing for the desert. lie and a. ". Peter
son had been out hiding, and when
stopping ai "a house. g. a. potcraan'H
hUrso WaB let standing united. The
horse started 60 run. John followed on
DIE horse 90 catch n. ami aa Dc upurcd
the slide u the runaway horse and
junt in the act OF ruachlng for the reins.
either Tho horse be- was riding or ho.
struck the electric lirht pole. Tho young
man W1H thrown uut of the saddle and
landed un his head distance OF forty
foot from the pole.
Hc wu Picked mp Unconscious Dr.
tasauiy pronounced the skull fractured
very seriously Ute % atlil In hale
Unconscious condition. He has no
relatives In this country. but during
the past four years has resided with
Francis Jensen. proprietor OF the Mel
son hotel where he Is now lying.
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.rooKiIoLpnnr nrI.rINa.

The annual meeting 90 tho stocghnldors II
tho Pride ~ che Wet MluIuF DnmnluY. anlsh
should have been held nu ttu urIf Monday IN
lchruayI i-lA having uassiHl iurttlng ~ the
IusH W U.uetlnf t hoard % sF NlnIstnff 90
Hrr4u UNTIL ihu hUNt ensuing annual rIUatinn
ava urNi their aufrfaaIIra shall have lfHIu
action ~ other huslnHss us may uruurrly
Cumy hUiurv thu meeting. O. hereby called f1t
DC thf office ~ tlr rofrUfnrF ~ tho tumuluv.
tnsWlt inum li1 city and Uuuuty u1iidinr
SAT- lnau ely, Utah. said mUVtlng will alai
consider che rruunslfIuu % lrNYluE nn assflas
i1tnt uIau the cauiial siogs ~ the clftufa.
tlun J. Il. 10 N~lN, sHcfulafy.
salt Lake city, Utah, sept qth. is1o.
MEETING adjourned in "Wednesday Nov.
ls.H ut u ~ ., nl.t same place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

NOTICE n huruhy given 20 tho owners ~
the property nhutfiur uu tho north slide M
llnt south Street from First West tu SECOND
West street, within soeof District So. 3. -iit
lnku CITY, Utah. thut Tho tnR ~ stll pr
funt font on said property fur thu cttbnsl1u
ln2 CITY Hud county nul|dluf. and viii b..
Uumu delinquent nu UUrumhUr . isHt
Dated This lQth day " ugt isYl.
a. D. MORNtA
tity TfrAaurrr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

lu tho District Court Probate Division. 10
hnl ior ralt Lake County state NJ itah
In tho Matter uf thu state of Rowland II
MouimHuacu. Decreased
Tho petition n ulrlfhf Wanlmluart nrav.
inr flf thU i.sulnra Go Emily "a WnHimhnses
% lrttrft ~ Himlulstrntiun in tlu H.tatu Of
Rowland n MuIlulusfH. dHruladfl hla Nafr
Fnt fIr bearing 1000 WUIiuU sIHF. thH Hfh day VI
Notumbtf, A.. 10 iH1. lf q. IN O'Clock = H.. ~
tlr county Court luls. iu tln COAT 10 nm
uI said llugl lu Salt Lake tity, salt Lake
County. tth
WItuUsa Che Clerk nf aiiI Court with ths
seal thereof affixed thia .itl dnr "a
uetUluf. A % go.
Osohn DAVID ~ DUNBAR. tnrf
ny AinEkr J sEAKE nUpaiY CLERK.
4. NiNrh ATTORNEY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

u was changed 20 the tabernacle. and
the public Invited The speakers were
Elders Touadnlo and Matthews. and
Elders Enoch Jorgensnn. one ~ The
Stake aids. entertained with hi4 slnglug
Brother Matthews ia doing n splendid
work among the young men in this
Stake OF Zion.