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$ 19B4 50
Webster School.

Asper. Noall & Co. completing
interior of building ....-........S 1.
SAT- Lake Building & MaLufac-
turing Co.. final payment on
contract
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Fremont School,

John Engbeck. calcimining .s 1e5 On
+: Z. Schoppe IL Co., galvanized
iron repairs ........ .... % 81
Morgan. Davies * Sons Co.. pIas-
=, ter repairs .;..:............... 90
II; n: au7h' ,Piu,nDins .-..:.. 10 So
ing boiler walls ....:............. $50
E FI95s I" larson. painting -:.... q 80
plumbing ...... -. ......... "a 60
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Riverside School
Sumner School.

W. w. Barton. principal ........s 1.o9s co
y = enc . PROBES, teacher 800. $50 90
Lou Dunn, teacher ..-.--.........- 81 90
NJ NJ. Z; . barnett. teacher ....-- 6D5 u
~ :. f. T. Shepard. teacher 602 30
PITS s.. T.; +; DAN, teacher .......-.. $50 90
anna Z Price, teacher -..-...... $50 o.
I florence inner, teacher $500. 392 80
Jennie Y. Smith, teacher - sg5 M
Helen N. Roys. teacher, -. e90 an
Nate AlieX, teacher ....-........... 40 90
" Ihlired Whitehead. teacher .... 405 %
" aude Potter. teacher .....-...... 639 90
Barbara tkinnersey. teacher 23S 20
Iiyra SoWles, teacher .--.-....-.. y 80
l. .. FehuerSraSS, teacher % 20
Total 49, 49, { > aoS 10
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Emerson School.
Franklin School.

E s. Hallock. principal ...S lbs 90
Winona l.. Smith. teacher .-.... 557 81
Annette &. Banker. teacher $40 %
W p Hayenor teacher ......... $50 20
ROXY Cummings. teacher ....... 265 50
Kathryn Jelich, teacher .......... 39S .
Ida Davis. teacher .......... 1913 20
Barbara Hoffer teacher ......... Gl2 -
Mary +. Rerkley. teacher ........ al 70
Nellie Herman teacher ......... 49, 90
Nvra Sowles teacher ..-....-.. 322 "
May KiubaH teacher .......... 55S 70
Hattie King teacher .......... l;l5 %
I,Iafissa Beesley. teacher ........ 405 %
Dora NJ Mylroie, teacher $500 - 30
TuelIa Ritner. teacher ............ $40 %
Grace Paddock teacher .....-. 49, %
Maggie Outcalt, teacher ......... 30 "
Total ...................s S.1S7 81
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ending June 80. 1887.
raised by tax $500
For the school year
ending June 30. 1885.
raised by tax -.-.-..
For the school year
ending June 80. 1899,
raised by tax -.--..--
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Lowell School.

David Evans. plumbing ..........s 30 30
W. S. Pierce. blackboards 49,. So
Engbeck g. Larson painting 49, q Is
Salt Lake Building x Manufac-
turing CO.. material ............ As
+. E. Schoppe & Co. repairs 80. 40
+. H. Rush, plumbing ......-..... 40 50
stack 49,. -. ......".... 1850
Charles Shupp. carpenter work . "a 90
j. II. Craig. labor .......... %
]. S. Airmett labor . 325
j. H. Stone labor ........ 8 25
William Stone. labor - 325
James Burt. plaster repairs ...... 90
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Riverside School.

John Weir. jr. building site...s 1880 %
Salt Lake Building * Manufac-
ing .......-.... 1855 90
Salt Lake Building K Manufac-
bing boiler room ................ st Is
latins contract ...'.. '''~ 1871 %
in lawn -.........7.....s.... . ssS
Green & Reeve. water service. 1S9 .
Salt Lake Building & Manufac-
turing Co, extras on building. 100 80
Alex Beveridge lettering tran
SUMS %
Craig Il Atkinson. extra FONDA
Miller & Watson. gravel ........ IS 50
cveying -:....:..-.....::..,.,....... 100
CraSer Wire x Iron Works. rail-
=, ing and window guards. -. 9H
second story ...................... 30 %
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Fremont School.

" r Eddingheld. principal S SEQ %
Sarah l. Lake. teacher ---..--..- 6J1 20
Alice ! Suvdani. teacher ......-. $50 ~
Jeanette Richards. teacher 40 -
Ida Dysi4rt. teacher ................ $50 ~
Mae Y. Gilmore, teacher ------.-.- 30 "
Mayme BrinIon, teacher .-..-.-- 40 -
Georgia Wheeler. teacher ~ %
AnToInarte Brown. teacher ..... 60 W
Theresa Godbe, teacher ....--.-.- ~ ~
Ethel Lane. teacher ......... j. %
orrha Waters teacher ........ 2l3 -
Z & - n
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Buildings. q
Jordan School.
Smith Bros. contract for build
Ing .-..-.-----S lib 30
John Evans, carpenter work.. 81 90
Il. ". Evans. carpenter work 80. 90 so
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High School.

Green & Reeve, plumbing fix
Salt Lake Building & Marufac-
turing Co, sundries ... 10 Z
Utah Plumbing Supply Co.
, plumbing supplies -. - 80 /
>, bryan. carpenter work.. 90 |
- T. Anderson. carpenter work p 20 !
u. . Anderson. carpenter work % 20 /
AspeF' NOAH d Co. material. Is "a !
s ]. O69 2S |
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Emerson School,

WI Miiiidm MI, T. HnaPton. painting..:.s 20 100
+, ware a :.:;.-:;....;.:.......... $50
T. ~, n F.u5h, ptumplng repairs. 4g7
2 y ~ EnS oeck' painting. s 20
u II II 1Snoppe * 20. dampers... %
- - u d ciSusn. crlnklhS fountain. Sc 90
h. w. Nickols. assisting suDerin-
tendent of building to draw
pans .;....'-...-.....-......... III 90
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Lincoln School.

Mary z; Cooper. principal ...S SO
lena Neral. teacher. -......... 63O 90
Jessie Williamson. teacher..... $50 90
iaate moore. teacher ............. 604 u
5 5Sha kooa. teacher ...-..-..... Az 80
Siace otahchneld, teacher........ 600 a 3
Total 2 40 %
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Sinking Fund Created.
For the school year
ending June 90. 1894.
raised by tax ..-...-.S 5000 %
For the school year
ending June 30. 1895.
raised by tax .....-.- 1880 90
For the school year
ending June &c. 1896.
raised by tax -.-.-..- $500 %
For the school year
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oSdi - l.4So 10
University of Utah, reimburse
ment on account of training
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jackson School.

W. r. Pickering. carpenter works / s5
David Evans plumbing ... , %
Brown, Ebert * Co.. calcimining- 80 90
iron repairs .. ~ .....s....'.4 i. 81 So
Asper. Noall & Co.. material 49, II 20
Z. II. Rush, plumbing .. 10 65
Engbeck * Larson painting -. 40 81
Utah & Montana Machinery Co..
silver Bros. repairing engine. los %
Charles Shupp. carpenter work.. 20
2. j. Moran. material ...-...... 80
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Sinking Fund Investment.

Grand total for interest on
bonds S
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Oquirrh School.

Ie,,, d; mccoy. principal ..-...S 117O 90
Alice F. Scoviile teacher SOS o.
Kate Mckenzie, teacher S5s "a
~ S@TI1ieiu. teacher -..--..... $50 90
ITrS S ''oicotl' teacher $50 90
Nfs,1- CSasGIl; teacher -.-......... e3G 90
49,, "a 70 Iu. teacher ..-...-... $50 90
n, NJ =, % w I!Iiafns. teacher ...... COZ 10
II.aI,., ~ d Iatt' teacher .-..... $50 90
SaniS iJ neIily, teacher .....-...... $50 90
f 10, ,IIloush'oh teacner .-.-..-... COZ 40
t 80 MAY we teacher -..-..,....... $50 %
S T.nei lynn teacher ...-......... 1870 90
i I1t Aeeler, teacher ......-.... 534 %
NJ, n. SIdtreA. teacher $500. $40 90
Id SEN tedcher .-.......... 203 30
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= W l'dIhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2Ot 90
University of Utah. reimburse
ment on account of training
ScnOOl .-.-............... las II
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Board of Examiners.
Printing and Advertising.

Magazine Printing Co. Is 10
Tribune Publishing Coz. 20 %
Herald Publishing CO.. m rs 90
Deseret News Publishing Co... 1O0 80
Kelly K Co... ............. 81 80
Merchant Printing Co............. 225
f. w Gardiner Printing CO... 129 %
Grocer Printing Co..... 912
Star Printing Co.. .... JIG 20
Alderman Printing Co.. $500 $50 60
Tribune Job Printing Co... u 90
Utah LiIho... 49,. ..... IS 20
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d. W. Parratt, principal. ...s 513
Martha Alexander, teacher. 4l4C
Total o9- :
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Bonneville School.

Salt Lake Building & Manufac-
dur turing Co. material .............S l u
Il -, q III Aanlther. paitlng :.-.-:..... II 90
T TaS pech q Larson caclmining.. 30
2 p1 6ae9Iridge, gravel.--........ l 90
49, ere, cHIih' iaDor .......:.;.-..... IS so
Pioneer Nurseries Co., trees... 100
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Total
Irving School.

Blanche Hindman. principals rs %
Mary l.. Robinson, teacher. 607 10 |
Emma Young. teacher..-..-.---... 49, 90 !
Belle Lawson. teacher.....-....... so 90 |
Total , go 20 |
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Lowell School

Nell Forsythe. principal. & eee q
CAiiidH' teacher..-.-. i95 u
Total - a
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Grant School

" ". X Pickering. labor -.........s 2lO
r: II. Kusn, plumbing ...:........ 800 60
EilsDeck & Larson. painting 800
S0seph BeVan, gravel ............ $50
SILVER Bros. SAFETY valves ...... . "a
Charles Shupp carpenter work. 10
Crager Wire * Iron works ply
steal culture apparatus -. 500
SAT- Lake stamp Co., door check 50
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Other Supplies.


j. c. Jensen. county recorder.
recording deeds ... 80. .......S 3 %
Il. c. VI. l., ribbon for tying diplo-
NJ. j. Aft. lamp shades .......... 90
American District Telegraph Co.
messenger service 49,. 49,. 81 -
J. b. Moreton. clerk. kilograms
and express charges ............ 81 90
Utah Title x Insurance Co.. alb
StIdcl -----------. -------------- W
]. f. Millspaugh kilograms. q -
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co.. rent of telephones -..--....- 153 %
Daynes & Coalter, tuning piano
at High school 80. .............. 90
Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co,
ribbon for tying diplomas 800. II 10
Herald Publishing Co, copies of
paper -. $3.50 800. .-....-.-... %
r. l. Polk & Co. city directory 90
J. C. Jensen. writing names on
certificates and diplomas 80 20
Salt Lake Electric Supply Co.
lamps 80. .--------. II -
Salt Lake Theatre Co. rent of
theatre for High school COM
mencement ..........-- ~ 80
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Board Members.

f. w. Wilson. compensation ....S 100 90
%. B. Critchlow, compensation :. 100 90
A G. Giauuue. compensation -. 100 90
William f. Cotton. compensation u 90
Oscar W. Moyle. compensation - 100 90
ton ................ 100 90
Nat NJ. Brigham compensation. 20 SO
w. A. Nelden, compensation -. 100 90
Charles Baldwin. compensation. IS IS
r. w. Young. compensation 49,. 10 40
Ii. G.. Whitney. compensation Al 10
Simon Bamberger, compensa-
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........$ 1928 %
Whittier School.
Special Teachers.

George c. Young. supervisor of
music ...... -. -..............-$ 1.2l5 90
NJ Adelaide Holton, primary su-
pervisor -. -. ................ 1,2l5 90
Franc X. Ellitt, supervisor of
drawing -. -. ............ ITO 90
Total 2 coo On
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Eighth School.

John Engbeck. calcimining. G
James Herridge, gravel ..... I
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 1889

W. r. Pickering. labor ...... 20
=. II. Rush. plumbing ......- Loo
roof -. -, -. .............. SIS
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Twelfth School.

Elizabeth McMillen. principal IS 7Ss 90
Mary Meeks. teacher .... G07 %
May Mayne. teacher .-.-...-..... $50 20
EmIIy farnes, teacher .......... 491 Is
Total go. ..............s . 1876 81
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Uintah School.

Matte j. B. Prosser. principal. IS 72i 50
May Thomas, teacher ....... COZ 80
Hannah McLachlan. teacher go. 450 90
Eulth McLelanu, teacher 45J 90
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Disbursements.
Detailed Statement of Teachers Sal
High School.

A. o. Clark. principal ............S 1900 90
Ella NJ Dukes teacher ...... 500 90
Carrie L. Paine. teacher $500. 800 90
Alice Z. Rowe. teacher .......... 500 90
Ira D. Travis teacher ........ SO 90
c. NJ. Stebbins. teacher ......-... 500 %
A E Buchanan. teacher .........- 900 90
L. M Gillian teacher ........ 500 90
Mary NJ Yardley. teacher 49,. 200 90
Eleanor X. Peterson. teacher. $50 %
Susan G. Stokes teacher . 900 %
Harriet E Chapman. teacher 49, $50 90
Maude NJ Smith teacher $500. 900 90
R A. McClelland teacher -. $40 90
A. H Beaver. teacher .... geo 90
Marjorie Paine. teacher ... 716 90
Mary E. Hall teacher ........ 537 %
V. B. de Loery. teacher . 10 %
Anna TTller. teacher ........... e97 90
J. T Harwood. teacher ..... 80 90
Horace Cummings. teacher 49,. I56 90
Mrs. c. NJ. Stebbins, teacher 49, 80
Mrs. Ira d. Travis. teacher $3.50. ISL 20
ance 'o..e. -. ................. so 90
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Office Supplies.

George Q. Cannon & Sons Co.'S
Tribune Job Printing co... 1
A. r. Derge & Coz. ~ 2
j. b. MOretOn. clerk .... o
Remington Typewriter co...
Deseret News Co... - 2
A. w. Game & Co... ..... y
Utah Lithographing co... A.
n. L. Thomas. postmaster 1900. 10
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Des Moines Tragedy is Narrowly
Ayerted


Des AIoines, Nov. "A sensational
tragedy was narrowly avected yester-
day morning ON East Grand avenue by
the interference OF physician. Mrs.
Minnie Tam, who lives with one child
over 204 East Grand avenue, shortly
before noon startled the inmates of the
block by screaming and falling to the
floor in the hall on the second floor,
and when assistance reached her she
was apparently dead. The woman was
frothing at the mouth and was un-
conscious and rigid. After being car
ried into her room she was laid upon
the bed and Dr. Brody summoned.
Before the arrival of the physician she
revived slightly and inquired concern
ing those about her, and rs to what was
the matter. Those who happened to
get close enough to the woman detected
the odor of tansy, and DR.. Brody, af-
ter investigating the cause of her con-
dition, discovered that She had taken
an overdose of oil of tansy. Emetics
We're promptly administered and the
woman's life was saved. The empty
bottle was found upon the premises
and the woman acknowledged that she
had taken a teaspoonful OF the poison.
She is now considered out of danger.
1t is reported that the woman's hus-
band has left her and that she has
been melancholy over her condition,
which is that of Il delicate nature.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
mARcoNI TESTS IN PROGRESS.
Navy DepartmentHighly Pleased with
Wireless Telegraph Experiments,

Washington, Nov. 2.-The navy de-
partment was greatly interested in
news received from Captain Chadwick
of the New York, who is assisting in
conducting the Marconi wireless teleg-
raphy tests. The captain wires the
department as follows:
Highlands of Navesink, N. j. Sec
rotary OF the Navy, Washington--New
York anchored to eastward of Nave
sink, holding communication with Mas
sachusetts, thirty-siN miles away.
Chadwick, Captain"
This dispatch interested the depart
ment perhaps more than anything else
since the Marconi system has been
talked of. Bradford of the bureau OF
equipment has selected board of Off
GERS who are now watching the expert
ments closely and will file report on
the subject, with reference to possible
adoption OF the system by the United
States.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
SECOND WOMAN IN aooT CASE.
Warrant Issued for she lowan aud ON.
GERS Hunt Him In Chicago.

Waterloo, Nov. $50 certain are the
authorities of Waterloo that the infer
nal machine received here from Chica-
go by Mrs. Nettie NJ. Hoot was sent
by her husband, jerome w. Hoot, that
yesterday a warrant was issued for the
arrest of Hoot and forwarded to Sher-
iff Law, who is in Chicago working
with private detectives on the case.
The warrant is sworn outsby Mrs. Hoot
and in it her husband is charged with
assault with intent to commit murder.
1t is believed here that Hoot is in
Chicago and that he will be captured.
lit is learned that Hoot has been on
friendly terms with young woman in
Chicago. who is known by her inti-
mates by the appellation of TAB"
which was the name signed to the note
received by Mrs. Hoot before the pack
age was delivered. The officers say it
was apparently the plan of the sender
to cast suspicion on this young wo-
man.
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LAST OF A BAD GANG.
Hetty johnson Ordered Committed to
the State Prison


Des Moines, Nov. i2.-Hetty johnson
passed through Des Moines yesterday
evening escorted by Deputy United
States Marshal w. A. Richards. She
was on her way to the Anamosa prison
where she will serve twenty-month
sentence for selling whisky without a
government license. Her sentence
was imposed over year ago and sus-
pended during good behavior. Infor-
nation reached Judge Woolson a few
days ago which convinced him that she
was not behaving properly and he ac-
cordingly ordered her committed to the
penitentiary to serve her sentence.
Hetty johnson is the last of bad
gang which operated in Monroe county
a short distance from Abba. The fam
lilies OF George and Gabe johnson and
John Collett have given the United
States officials a great deal of trouble
during their operations and the three
leaders of them were sentenced to the
penitentiary for having waylaid aud
shot Deputy Marshal O. ID. Wray when
he was conducting one of the gang to
the depot having arrested him for illic-
it liquor selling. Finally all of the
gang was sent up for one thing or an
other until only Hetty johnson re-
mained. Her daughter was among
those convicted of illicit liquor selling
and was sentenced to the reform
school, where she participated in the
riot a few days ago, as result of
which she is now in the Polk county
jail.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
THE FIGHTERS.
Both Sharkcy and JefrIes Are Resting
Quietly Mt Their Quarters.

New York, Nov. 2.-By Associated
Press. )--Everything is quiet about
Sharkey's headquarters at Newdorp
today. Jeffries rested in bed portion
of the forenoon. He finished all the
heavy work of training yesterday. His
trainers will not permit him to eNer-
else more than is necessary to keep
him in condition until he enters the
ring tomorrow night. Sharkey's han-s
dlers say he is in superb condition and
are as confident as ever of the result
of the fight.
Jetfries rose at daybreak at Asbury
Park, and took a bicycle ride over 4
hard road. Returning, he spent half
an hour punching the bag, and operat-
ing the weight and pulley machines.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
NOW Ip. a Homo for schley

Washington, Nov. 2.-The plan for
Admiral Schley's home, fund has been
well started. Saturday evening it
will be given encouragement by
members of the Union Veteran Legion.
who will pass resolutions endorsing the
project.
The fund has already been swelled
TO several hundred dollars. The resolu-
tions that the Union Veterans intend to
pass will call upon the public for con-
tributions OF 81 and upward, and will
ask the business managers of the pa-
pers throughout the country to act as
temporary treasurers for the Schley
fund.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02

Mccormick was of the opinion that the
brick building fell as the result of an
explosion, and from his position he was
inclined to locate the source in the car
riage shop.
As soon as the flames We're partially
under control from the streams of wa
ter directed upon them from the rear
and from the eastern side in front, the
firemen of trucks 2 and 3 began to
search in the. ruins OF the milling COM
pany's store for the body of Hanson
and for others who were supposed to
have been lost. Marshal Campion took
charge of this part of the work, and
tore away part OF the debris.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-02
IOWA AT WASHINGTON.
Ottumwa Man Receives an Increase in
His Pension

Washington, Nov. 2.-The contract
for carrying The mail from Audubon to
Viola Center has been awarded to C. C.
Call.
Henry o. Elridge has been appointed
a letter carrier for the rural free deliv-
cry service at Marshalltown, vice jus
tin r. Crabtree, resigned.
Chas. p. Bay, letter carrier ut Mar
shalltown, has been promoted from $500
to $3.50.
John ]. DAILY has been appointed .
letter carrier at Burlington.
Iowa pensions-Suppleme -Chas.
IL. Colsleigh, Nevada, S6. Increase
John Atchison, Pennington. SIS to $1o;f
Daniel w. Payden, Hoperville, Sc to ST.
Ebin Backus, Cedar Rapids, $12 to $l4;
John o. Parker. Ottumwa, Sc to $s;
Samuel Iripp. Biddick, 81 to &c. Reis-
sue and ipcrease--.Joseph Yenger, Blak-
esburg, SIS 10 SO. Original widows,
etc.-Lewis Eyerson, Little Sioux, $12.
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Admiral pewex R,u.l,e..

Washington, Nov. 2.-President Nc
Kinley had an opportunity during the
call of the Philippine commissioners
at the White House. to congratulate
Admiral Dewey on his engagement to
be married. The admiral blushed like
4 school boy caught in love affair,
but it was quite apparent that he was
a very happy man. After the inter
view with the president was over the
admiral spent quarter of an hour in
the corridor laughing and joking with
the newspaper men. One Of the things
he said was that he, felt so young that
it seemed to him the figures which indi-
Gated his ge-62-should be trans
posed.
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Admiral Dewey,s Early prarriare.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Admiral Dew
ey and Mrs. Hazen expect to be mar
ried within the next three weeks. The
ceremony will he performed by Most
Reverend Archbishop Keane, former
rector of the Catholic university, who
received Mrs. Hazen into the Catholic
church about six years ago. The
bride. elect is member of st. Paul's
congregation. but owing to the faet
that Admiral Dewey is not a Catholic
the ceremony. il the absence of a spe-
cial dispensation, rarely granted, can-
not be performed at that place of wor-
ship. 1t is most likely that the cere-
mony will take place in the Mclean
mansion, where Mrs. Hazen welcomed
the admiral home from his yictories,