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PROVO.
Coart or'isr. --rroso Canyon Railroad -
Newsy Local Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. April is.-ln the Fourth dis
trict court tho following orders were
made today.
smoo, Drug Go. VI n. =. Pync; set for
May Ord.
Estate OF u. ID. swascy. d.ceaaed,
hearing on petition for sale Of personal
property set for April 2ith.
Anna Hanson " Hans Hanson; for
mcr decree modified by consent
spanish Fork city IT al W. Spanish
Fork East Bench canal 81 al was set
Tor the 18th. Judge Mccarty win hear
this case ana Judge Dusenbcrfy viii
start for the Seventh district on FRI
day ana hold court In PanRultch and
knnnb. while Judge Mccariy In here.
Provo CANYON RAILROAD.
Work on the Rio Grandc Western
branch through Provo canyon In being
crowded. six miles between Provo and
the mouth Of the canyon have been
graded and there II considerable grad
ing done IN the canyon. whore the grad
erH are now az work. The work N be-
inE done by sub. contractors for Deaf
Bros. a Mondcnhnll. who have the cons
tract for the sixteen miles which have
been let. This contract VIII be finished
IN June. and from remarks made By the
officials, u N believed other contracts
viii be let before long. which will take
the road through the canyon. and VIII
give some idea Of the route proposed
when Provo valley N reached. which
has not been made public up 90 this
time rmoklaying ffum Provo on the
grade now finished will be commenced
nt once. a. II H. the intention 90 finish
this work before high water sets IN ties
ana rails are now on the ground ana
when the tracklaying commences II viii
Ia tfal..f .aH lagaVsa "A en-
able the company TO haul materials for
bridges and other construction work In
the canyon.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Armitstead'a fam.
Ivy has been Increased by the arrival OF
a son. Mother and child ARE we'll.
Miss May Ncibaur IA over from Mer-
eur visiting friends.
The stake conference Of the Primary
associations viii be held In the Taber-
naclo In this city Friday. the itth.
meetings ut 10 am, and pm.
A marriage license has been issued
20 William T.. jackson, II. of Salem.
and Sarah N, Graham, N, Of Paynon.
George pasacy and Joseph Broadbcni.
late Of Mesa, Arizona. viii open dry
goods business Ia the Exchange block
In few days,
a son has been born 10 Rev. and Mrs.
Jas, u. Klrbye, All well.
Bishop Thorne of Pleasant Grove was
"a Provo visitor yesterday.
Evan Richmond son of Jos. n, Rich
mond, had one OF his fingers crushed
with a steel rail. yesterday, while NJ
work ON the Il. q. w. Provo canyon eN-
tension.
The Fourth ward Mutual Improve
, ment association will give party IN
the First ward amusement hail, Tues
day evening, In honor OF spencer WorH-
ley, who will leave on the goth on a
mission 10 the Southern States.
Frederick Warde delivered his lee
ture ON Shakespeare. today, 10 the
brigham Young Academy, before an
nppreoiatlve audience.
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MlzM51Elue

the King Of Tonlcs, invlgorntes. and
completely restores an impaired con
stitution. II N prepared by the An.
houHer-li Busch Brewing Assn which
guarantees It's merit
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Notice II hereby given that az meet
ing OF the Directors OF said Company.
held on IN. 18th day of March, 1899, an
assessment Of one ~ cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
corporation. payable nt once 90 T. +.
Pearson. Secretary OF said corporation,
ut lloom col Mccormick Block. Salt
Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the
s2nd day ~ April. 1899. will be deiln-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment II made
before. viii be sold on Wednesday the
10Th day OF May. 1893. nj ~ o'clock
noon of said day at room. col Mccor-
nick block. Salt Lake city. Utah, 20 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs OF advertising and cx-
penHca " sale.
=. T, PEARSON.
Secretary m the Triumph Console
dated Mining Company Salt Lake city.
Utah. Dated this 18Th day OF March.
1893.
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NOTICE.
In the District Copri, Probate Division. la
aud fur salt Lake County, STATE
OF Utah,
In the matter of tho estate N Daniel Jacobs,
decreased.
Tho petition ~ Daniel ". lnoiii, aud John
jacobs PRAY lns fur the issnancu ~ themselves
~ letters ~ administrator M the estate "
Daniel iafnls-, dss'vhssd has iicru 80 fnr
hearing on saturday the Gind daY ~ Apfil,
A. u, i.iN, 90 Niai uit iurk ain, ~ The County
Court lluu-r lu the Court Room OF said Court,
in -ult Lake tltN, salt lake county, titan.
Nlfntus the clerk ~ snid rnurt With the si'ai
thereof nflAVd this 10Th dhy ~ Aurll A. ~
is1 DAVID q. nrNHAN clerk
l-oall liY O.. a., NfInAi.iA
sputy Clerk.
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pnonArE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NuItsE,.

pnouArr AND GuAHDIANsuIP
NuiiCt..
Consult County CLERK or inc Respective
HlEnura TOT Further Information.
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County. state OF Utah.
phebe Eleanor nynon. PLAINTIFF.
"
william Henry Bynon. Defendant.
The state of Utah, TO said Defendant
You arc hereby summoned Co appear
within twenty days after the service %
This luminous upon you, VI served with
In INC County IN which this action Is
brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service, and defend the above en-
titled uoti0u. aud Ia case OF your fail-
ure 30 20 do Judgment viii be rendered
against you according 10 the demand
ID Tho complaint, ~ which a copy Ia
herewith served upon you,
RICHARDS a NARfAN,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
Dated February 18th. 1880,
h u. Address; Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
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Aud In acr1risnrc with law and the order
~ the hu1ul NJ difoctnfs. made ON Mnr'h .n1
i-in, M nlHny shnr,s ~ each par'el ~ alsiyv
ton 1T the Office ~ the sfs'fffufy AMI tfttas-
ufpr. I'll n rtrvt. salt Lake cay, ttuh At :
ucls'k pm. on Tuesday, Aprll tie 18th isy9.
y y ANDERSON. SECRETARY.
10 u Sirc,t salt lake city. Utah.
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l.;:ffI.
Death Of Mrs U.crrc y. pa,is-Aeti,ity
10 B..t Planting.


Special Correspondence.
Lchi. Utah CO.. April i2.--Last night
at 1880 the angel OF death visited our
city aud claimed ns its victim MR..
Geo. 4. Davis. age 20 years. She has
been sick for over two years with con-
sumption. Mrs. Davis was a respected
aud cstimnhle lady, and n very jealous
worker In the cause OF truth, having
been a teacher In the second inter
mediate department uf the sunday
school for number OF years. She
leaves a husband, three small children
and q host NJ relatives aud friends 10
mourn her las. The funeral services
win be held In the ward meeting house
nt 1880 tomorrow.
BEET PLANTING.
The Utah Sugar company are now
right IN the midst Of planting their
seed bccts and will have them all In
about The middle ~ next week. The
farmers are all quite jubiiant over the
beautiful spring weather We are now
having. and Judging from the present
outlook there win he nm enormous beet
crop this coming season.
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The petition of Emma A. Lewis. Adj
mlnlstratriN OF the estate ~ John =.
Lewis. deceased, for confirmation OF tho
sale Of the following decribcd real
estate ~ said decodont, to-wit! Com
mencing at a point rods east and ~
rods south from tho northwest corner
Of lot seven %. block scventy-aoven
aud running thence routh ~ rods.
thence cant EIGHT rods. thonce
north ~ rods, thence west 4
rods Ia tho place OF beginning; also
beginning rods east FROM the south
weft corner ~ said lot Seven a. ana
running thonce north 81 rodn,
thence east rods, thence south sE
rode. thence west rods Ia tho place %
beginning. Including q right-of.wny
over tho following Commencing az
the northwest corner 81 said lot Seven
ID ana running thunoc south 10 rods.
thence east = rods. thence north rods.
thanca east rods. thence north % rods.
thence west l rod. thence south ~ rods.
thanco west rods. thence north NJ
rods thence west rods Co beginning,
situnted IN .he city ana county ~ Salt
Lake. state of utnh. Tor tho sum ~
sn9 ID. and upon tho following terms.
to-wtt, For cash tn De- applied on tho
debt due David John ana secured by
mortgage on said premises, az appears
from The return ~ safe. iied IA this
eourt has been aet FOR hoarlng on
Wednondnv. tho igth day of April A.
D. 1899. at $50 %. M, at tho County
Court House. In the court room ~ said
court, IN salt Lake CilY, salt Lake
county, Utah.
witness the clerk N said court with
IA. seal thereof unlNel this Jist day OF
March. A. -. 1853.
fssai1 DAVID G. DUNBAR.
clerk.
GEO n. BLAIR.
neuuty Clerk.
RICHARDS & VARfAN, Attorneys.
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Through Vostibuled Trains
Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleep.
ers,
Dining Cars.
lunot. smoking and Library Cars.
with barber shop and choice collection
Of current literature. and Chair Cars
,seats frce),
Ticket once. "old Stand" soi Main
street
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nlLlNornNr A..l.,.nlNr Norler.

Gold Loaf Mining Company. Corpora.
ton, olganl1ed Under the Laws %
the State OF Utah, Principal Place
OF business. SAT- Lake CITY, utah.
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In the District Court, Probate Division,
Ia and Tor Salt Lake County. state
OF Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Assessment No. (l)-rriumph consoii.
dated Mining Company. principal
place Of buaineaa, room 20i Mccormick
Block. salt Lake city. Utah.
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In the matter u tho Estate OF John y.
LOWS. Deceased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
Election Proclamation

I. FinIay Ross. Mayor OF the city OF
Wichita. Kan. by virtue o., ths power
vested IN me by Law. DO hereby make
proclamation 20 the qualified electors of
said city OF Wichita. that there viii be
held on Tuesday. April ith. a D. 1893. al
election for the purpose Of electing the
following officers. to-Wit:
One Mayor IN place Of Fin,ay Ross. term
expires April 10th ISe8
one City Attorney IN place OK Georss
Adams: term expires May 18th. Isa
One city clark IN place OF II. T. Kra-
mer. term expires Mag 25ih. 1899
One City Treasurer 70 place cf S. d
Herman. term expires May 18TH. 1s99.
one Police Judge
one Judge ~ the CRY Court.
one Marshal 81 the city Court.
one clerk 81 the City Court
one member OF The City Council for esch
wari.
one member % the Board OF Education
Tor each ward.
Three justices ~ the Peace.
Three Cousta1iea.
Done az Wichita. Kansas. Tbs T7ta 6ay
OF March 4. j. $50
ll5-lot FINLAT ROSS. Mayor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
Cause Of ExpIosion-fB France

Par.s. Narca According 50 IN or
c.al statement regarding the e11''elo1s
Isst evening iu a laboratory attached 20
the va department. II occurred csrl1K
t1a c0u-se ~ experiments ~ mixing gases
intended % lE1r railway rsra. Another
account says it wac due 20 ezperi1re1'4
f7- the purpose % aSrsrtaiu.rz che - nee
% the T7ulrn ard B-a-aes ~H7lasic-s ~
mixing d.Terent ks1a 70 powder z11
taa' g. sbozs -ae- gro T0ai5H cstasfr9sas
was t-l-e--1-f = aye sss-rsa. sere- s.sr-
son. te-ee 70 .ren sa-.aasy. were IT,
ls-sd - lzs- r.Eh- sTai-s--1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
KILLED IN "HELL'S KITCHEN"
Murder Mystery OF susie Martin sup
posed TO be solved

New York. March Flames Billings. a
negro ex-convict, was arester in Brook
Iyn today on the charge OF having killed
Susie aMrtin in the district known as
"HelIs Kitchen in 1894. Billings aresa
was brought about by the confession of
William Johnson. a negro convict, sen
fenced At Sing Sing but whose time has
JUS expired. The Susie sMrtin murder
created a great sensation. She disappear
ed from her home. No. 655 Eleventh aven-
ue. on March S. lsei Even days later
her headless and lm5less body was f0u5a
in Thirty-Ninth street cellar. the in
Identification being made by portion OF
her clothing.
Almost a year later. on March 5. 1895.
the little girls skull was discovered in a
heap Of rubbish in a cellar az 40 West
Forty-Sixth street Detectives worked
night and day but failed to discover The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
VETERANS WERE ECLIPSEO
BY the Sponsors and Maids of Honor ;
But Won't BE Any More.

Atlanta, Ga, March 22.-Genersi John
B. Gordon has issued an order that only
one sponsor and one maid or honor from
each congressional district shall be sent
to the next reunion Of Confederate Veter-
ans al Charleston The circular is in re-
Spouse TO a resolution adopted a. con-
vention OF the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy. held in Hot Springs. Ark.
in November, 1898. requesting the United
Confederate Veterans 10 limit rhc mann
br Of sponsors and maids Of honor 70 one
from each state and territory where ther
is a camp Of Unitd Confederate Veterans
because the Confederate reunions h9ve
been Of late years an Entertainment Tor
the sponsors and maids OF honor instead
OF the veterans" General Gordon desires
that the original custom he adhered t1.
and requests the appointment of sP3n-
sor by general, department. division a1i
brigade commanders and by every camp,
with as many maids ~ honor as desired.
but with the distinct understanding 1hat
the reunion committee az Charleston viii
only entertain and provide for one spcE-
sor and one aid 81 honor from general. de-
pa-tmeut and division headquarters"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
COLORED PEOPLE STRANDED
In Jersey City. Who Thought They
We're oino 10 Liberia

New York. March 22-The twenty-sevsn
colored families, numbering 1A persons
in all. who are stranded In Jersey CITY.
after having come from the west 90 90 20
Liberia, as is alleged, under "a contract
with the international Migration society.
were notified today by the Central Rail-
road OF New Jersey that they would nave
to leave the railroad cars in which t0ey
have remained since their arrival ia Ier-
sey City. II is claimed that the In.@rrl-
tional Migration society prouised 20 s>nd
these popie to Liberia and that they have
failed to carry out tho promise Most q
them are destitute and their condition 3s
pitiable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
Jacob BiSSantZ,
Hardware,
1913 East
Douglas Avenue.

University in Sanders theater this after
noon uunder the auspices Of the Harvard
Republican club. The theater was crowd
ed and tn estUdents welcomed General
Miles and President Elliott with deafeH-
ing cheers. General Miles remarks were
entirely impersonal and contained no re-
ference to the recent war or 70 the con
troversy concerning the war management
President Elliott. however. made an i'm
pressive euulogy ~ the men who. as he
said. had hsown the same courage and
fortituude unuder calumny and misrepre-
sentation as he had shown in camp and
battle. President Ello;ts words made
great impression upon the audience.
whose sympathy was plainly manifested.
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murderer. Now Johnson says that the
murderer confessed to him soon afted the
crime
The guilty man. according to Johnson's
story, came to his house about week be-
fore the girls mutilated body was dis
covered. His clothing was covered with
blood and he said he had been in a fight
in "HelTs Kitchen" Johnson says he
save the man a clean shirt and a paid Of
trousers and the blood stained clothing
was carried away. After Martins body
had been discovered. johnson declares. his
friend confessed TO him. The man said
he was intoxicated when he met the CIR,
in Thirty-Ninth street. He dragged her
into the cellar and after assauIting her
chaked her to death ond then cut up hsE
body so nobody could tell who she was.
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A SOLID SORE
Knee TO Instep. Wild with Pain.
CURED BY QTkUPA.

was afflicted with such 4 terrible sore lss, Z
vas thought IL would have 70 - snputstei.
! could hardly stand the pain. md had 70 get
along with crutch- / sied a. KINDS O. rn@di-
elnes without s-ooess, getting wore G1tl {; -
tame solid sore from kzse % tnstsP Almost
VII with pain, gave up II despair. y heard q
CUTICCRA remedies and tired thea5- The first sq-
ricatio1 o. CU-IcrsA (oistmsut}, after ~Essi7z
Eith varu vzter ard CCTIcUEA soar. gave ne
- much relief that vas Ashe e sieS? oTe- hat
O. the night, AID in sigsf week / S1s cared
7. C. BRISCoE, l6o W Hunter 81, AthA11z, Ca
CCTrcrEa REsorTESE F1-t3ss IA esoot sd -.-r=-
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cz1e. Nasc 5E.hs Crrle-v EaaF A. rr7-ls
analztz "a "a Cr-fc-Es azz-zasSs7 r--s-s=z & -
81. FE.z -4ssns - "a AZ s-.r q cztt 80
scE4ss alsg tErEizE s=-zszR ana E.Sszf-I-z1r- a.
ia $500 ard hst to rs-szr--x- srsr-zz ~
eftsz stz 2. Ez1 sssoz- va osS & - va
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So ua-5zrs,zf - usraz- FoTTrz D. ava c Corr
SEE Pres Eos1z- Esw - cz-x Al H=Esa-ss t-ss-
BABY nuH6nS Hrsss a.s. - g 60 .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
INDICTMENTS IN KENTUCKY
Against Forty Three Life ahd Fire
Insurance Companies -

Cincinnati March THE grand Jury
Or Kenton county a. CovinEton. Ky. re-
turned indictments a. noon today against
the Home LIFE insurance company 0f Nev
York, and f7rty-tvo other re ard Ere n-
sl-ancs companies f0r conspiracy f1r
banding together and hK1z ard main
tanning higher rate ~ premium th5u
would otherwise prevail" The Indictment
is found under tire ant-trBst iaes o. tie
Commonwealth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24
ENGINEER WAS KILLED
Fireman Ipjured and Many Persons
Hurt a Collision on the Erie

Cleveland. O.. March 2z-Train No 5.
a fast through wesrbound passenger trs.1
on the Ere road. jumped the trace a.
RIttman. ten miles west % Akron. on.e.
early today. the engine and Baggage car
going into The Gach E1Eineer Wallace
Logan was almost Instantly kllsd and rs
fireman seriously Injured The passenger
cars remained on tAe Track and none q
me passengers Ras injured
AKRON. a. Narch TIE Ere limited
Wa running sixty miles ~ >olr @nsa 81
Jumped The crack ln z6di-ior 20 Engiussr
I.,rsn. za1 was KIND Fireman BBzrasy
Wa-d Ras dangerously injured Firs
-1scaes. t-rl11-1z tao siespers we're
,hr.wr into tbe ditch ;he engine ard
.aree os-s p ~ Demolished Ths fol,ov-
iaz passengers Ee-e in5urt.
frank g. WIS a Cf-ciu1sti, Tex crcEl
ard ha5ly bruised o. BODY
= L5t,ie. ca1ga, unaer car: Internally
tn51re.
Many Others rere s1ratly hgrt Tae
week vas raszed hT re 5Feakiug % a
r-!r.rc I'd O. ihe c-Ene
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24

by MILLIONS or MOTHERS fo- 49,
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHI~C uf,,
PERFECT SUCCESS ft z0CTTFFg 49,
CHILD. sofIE%s rhe CTS fs. ALI.AYs
az PAIN. cURI~s WIND collie and Is
the best remeoy f9r DfArEHoEA ssld
b. druzEis,s Or even 5art ~ fh~ zcrta
Re sure end ask ~ 3fss W1asl5z-s
Soothing syrup ard fake ~ ethsr klna
Tscuty-Gyc csaf1 hafrs
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A Set of Ware Free.

tlOn, and VIII serve to al our friends
and patrons who may call Hot
Coffee, and pure cream furnished
by the Kansas Creamery Co.; also
3-minute Biscuits, hot from the
oven, made from Imperial -four,
using Kelchners pure homemade
lard, and Primrose butter.
Don't fail to at tie nd. The
demonstration opens Mon day,
March q, and continues all week.
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Opening % patterns sad Gre millinery
/ today. ID q.
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Warren. Di-pIs,
Mrs WinsIowi- soothing sym,

Commencing today and evenings during
week Is Main. l9s-zts
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Rates of advertising made known upon
application.
The proprietors reserve the right to re-
1ect and discontinue any advertisements
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Entered in the postofflce a Wichita as
second-cIass matter, and entered for
transmission through the mails IS such
Eastern Business office, The Tribune
Building. New York City; Western BUS
ness office. ''The Rookery.'' Chicago; The
s. c. BeckWith Special Agency, Sole
Agents for Foreign Advertising.
Readers of the Eagle when in New YORK
City or Chicago. can see copies OF the
parer at the Office OF our agent at the
actress given above.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-24

FaidPsraiS1. ChiiL March General
CsceTes- former president ~ Peru. has
arrived al AREA. Chill. and threatens 20
attempt 70 overthrow the Peruvian gov
A.onzo. president OF Bolivia has dis
pat-h troops from Oruro. his base Ct
opera lions. sg2ins, The federaists. OF in
sursents, 20 suppress a revolt among the
IIls1Azas. now extending from Cavanns g
DesaEuadeze.
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The Great "MajestiC"
And Continuing
All Next Week.

is conceded by all the most perfect cooking apparatus
two million intelligent and well-fed Americans are no
food cooked the Great rIajestc Range To give va
1t is only necessary TO mention the great number of the1
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80 CENTS

Ladies please cal ana examine these
sni<4- any time Only SIX Shirts 70 a
customer.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-12-21
OHIO HAPPENINGS.
KILLED IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Harry spanier. Who Fell Fighting
with the Beers WIS Once CO.
lumbus Business Man.

Columbus, o., Dec. 1s.-Harry M.
Spanier, who was killed in South Af-
rica while fighting with the Beers,
was a Columbus man. and was well
known in Columbus business circles
before he left for South Africa. At
one time he was in the commission
business, handling poultry, ETC., and
got an acquaintance with New York
parties, who engaged him to take a
cargo of mules to South Africa. That
was about three wears ago, and he
has remained there ever since. He
was known in Columbus as an active,
hustling business man, and he soon
established relations with several CO.
lumbus firms.
1t was known here that he had large
dealings with the Beers and that he
had made many friends among them.
He was an old resident in Columbus,
having lived here from his youth, and
leaves many friends in this city. His
wife now lives in Lancaster. o., and
his daughter Clara is attending school
in this city.