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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-17
PRICE.
Ineendiarlsm AZ Fort Duohesne-ualf the
Post Gone Up Ia smoke.

Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon CO.. July lG.--The sec
ond FIRE within week occurred at Fort
Duchcsne last night when the quarter
masters stables and contents We're en-
tirely consumed. The loss, says Her
aid special, was total. m was the case
on the night Of July II, when the
stables OF troop and adjoining corrals
were burned, Nineteen mules We're
burned to death last night and two
were killed today. The loss also In
cludes twenty wagons. besides a num-
Der Of ambulanceH, light spring wagons.
buckboards, pack saddles, harnesses and
the hay nd oats. Eighty-nVe head OF
stock In the quartormastor'B stables
were taken to the corrhls and there
stampeded TO the open country. These
VIII De gotten together when they can
be found. There are only four escort
wagons, In the shape or vehicles left
at the post.
Perfect discipline was maintained
from the time the Ore broke out at
1880 until after midnight when tho
iinmes We're gotten under control. The
wind was blowing almost gale and
had II not changed when the Are WINS
at its worst the officers quarters would
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IOA.
Family Reunion OF tho Descendants of
Alien Taylor

Special Correspondence.
Loa. Wayne Co.. July n.-on Thurs
day, july ~, reunion OF the Taylor
family was held at the home OF W. Il.
Taylor. he being the Oldest son OF the
late Alien Taylor
There were present ninety-nvc OF his
relatives, including children, lone son
bishop John Taylor. having come ali
the way from Pima, Arlzonn) grand
children and great grandchildren, be-
sides q number OF friends, there being
In all ii3 present.
The guests arrived at II n. m. and en-
loycd a social chat until ~ M, when a
delicious fcpaat was served After
dinner an appropriate program oon-
siHtlng u speeches and music was lls-
tened To with interest until the day
was nearly spent, when an adjourn
ment was taken TN evening, when a
ball WIS given, In which All enjoyed
themselves greatly. Thus ended one of
the most pleasant days the family has
seen for some time, IL IN hoped by one
and all that such gatherings viii con-
vene often In the future, that the spirit
OF love and friendship may be kept
burning.
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OGDEN.
c..,,, nu.lne.s = Hoard Of Education
Funeral NJ Mrs odeii.


co,p,y nusiness - Board Of Education
Funeral NJ MR.. odeii.
epeciai Correspondence.
o,asn. July i7.--At their meeting last
saturday the board Of county commits
.,,,.rs authorized and instructed Com
missioner smith to procure tho necos-
~ materials and construct an ex-
,-n.,op TO the approaches to tho bridge
80 The sugar factory road. The
,sessor was Instructed to nsseHs GER
- raiiroad lands which had been
.,,,itted frum the rolls last year through
inadyeftence.
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board OF education held a scs-
sign saturday forenoon and transacted
businese as follows;
i'pon the recommendation o. the A.
nance committee the board decided TO
usrurc a temporary loan OF t2,OVO from
mo ogden aavingn bank. 20 meet tenn
r0fary necessary expenses.
The board authorized contracts With
The following named Arms for school
bsinE the lowest bidders John Scow-
croft a Sons company. Brantlcy Paper
company. Il. G. N. l., Cannon's Book
store. Boyle Furniture company, u.
a Mcmillan.
The bidS for furnishing the add
tinnni rooms at the Mound Fort school
house were referred to the committee
8n supplies cine committee Will hold
a meeting this EVENING"
The teanherA committc recommended
that no certificates be renewed un-
i.sa the holders had been engaged In
teaching within the past three years.
An estimate n $500 on the report OF
the committee was approved and np-
propriatcd TO the Mound Fort buil Hiding
A m Of as for a safe for the clerka
0flce was allowed and the board adj
ioufned until July 2iHt.
FUNERAL OF MRS. oDELL.
The remains OF Mrs. Ann odell. moth
sr % George r. Odoll and Mrs q. ].
Wright. who died at Idaho Falls on
saturday were brought 10 ogden yes
torlay and this forenoon were viewed
by many friends at her former resi-
dcncc corner Twenty-third street ana
Grant avenue. The funeral. which was
largely attended. was held from the
Third ward meeting house this after
noon at ? o'clock.
A HALF HOLIDAY.
seoweroft a Sons company and I. l..
CLARK 4 Sons have inaugurated the
stores viii remain closed every Thurs
day afternoon during the season OF
warm weather. II Il believed that SOW
crnl other nrmA will follow suit be-
fore long.
NOTES And PERSONALS.
- chairmen OF all the various COM
mlttees connected with the tabernacle
flir will meet and hold n conference
Wednesday afternoon.
Weber county Sunday schools TO the
number Of twenty-scyen will 40 on an
excursion To Saltair on Wednesday.
The ogden brass band will give an
open air concert on Lester Park this
evening, previous 10 the ball 10 be held
N the pavilion for the benefit Of J.
". u. Taylor who lost his horses and
harness In the nro OF u week ago last
night.
\. a. LcDougnll. a Pullman conduc.
tor. lost the nrHt Joint Of the middle
finger OF his right hand Saturday morn
Ing. by getting Il caught and squeezed
In the door of car.
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NOTICE 4 hereby given that NJ meeting
~ Tho board " directors. held un the ilth uuy
~ July. ispl AN nssessmont III one haif N ono
cent pet shnru was levied uu the capital
stock ~ the corporation. PAYABLE immv-
block salt Lake Dity 'Ttnh Aud any sinrI
upnn which this assessment may remain un-
paid un the lith day ~ August isa1 Wlli To-
uullnquunt lnd advertised Tor sale ~ puhlic
auction. aud unlcu payment u made hUfuru.
VIII De sold uu the llth day ~ september.
lsH, AZ W. O'Clock noon 90 p1y thUdUliuluvnt
assessment together with The costs " nd.
NUrtlaluE ana expenses 81 sale
4, 4. lllskEY. Acting secretary.
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LOGAN.
p''ung work of the Agricultural Fx-
P'''inent station-Ludvlg Peterson Dead.
Special Correspondenee

Inspecting Work of the Agricultural Va.
P'''nent station-Ludvlg Peterson Dead.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, July l6.-The government dl.
lte'or Of experiment stations. DIR. A. c.
true' paid a visit OF inspection to the
nsHoultural Experiment Station here.
HaH expected that Secretary OF Ag-
sullale Wilson would be here also hut
M WIZ probably not come until the
,'lIgr end of the month. Your corros-
ohught had n brief Interview with
Ne director this morning and found
, ,',,,, t3 Dc a very obsorvant though
,. 5''eNhat retioent Individual. lie ex-
,mllh Utah and her people, and stated
,Hal the work VI our station comparos
~ iavorably with that OF other west-
~" stations, I'm the East OF course
nave somewhat different line of
m,Nesughtlon In the stations" he OK
a'aine1. Here the great problem In
~ '.ulture Ia irrigation. as without Ii
T',,,Nor k or the husbandman comes TO
We are taking up the sub
Il ~ vi irrigation and intend TO handle
,S'g tuily, and "A good deal OF our
o.A WIZ be done through the experi-
stations" Yesterday Afternoon
- rue inspected some OF the large
r ,rl ana obtained data as TO Tho
,n"a','itals,ment Of the canals and the
,hs,hod % distributing the water In
NIL ho went through the dairy and
lD Ugulturnl departments this morn
lrs,, ""u iett mere on the afternoon
hle NO., ne VIII visit other stations on
DEATH OF LUDWIG PETERSON.
a., hulvig Peterson, son OF Hans peter.
Us hyrum died yesterday morning.
M 'Ine nome from the hills two or
rbo,' Gays ago so badly AFFLICTED with
tbs hnatsm that he could not yet on
lhs, nolhe ne rode home. Despite ali
could be done FOR him he grew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-17
AssEssMINr NOTICE No 4.
The Lower Mammoth Mining Company, % cor
potntlon, location Of minos, Tlntic Min
Ing District JuHh County, Utah

Principal place ~ business salt Lake city
Utah.
NOTICE " hereby given that No d meeting
Of the directors ~ the Loser Mammoth Min
ing company held on Friday, the 10Th day ui
June l-ih un assessment u y per share was
levied upon the capital stock N the company,
payable ~ IT. secretary ut his ONCE ri1m g.t
Progress hulldlug, salt Lake tiy, Utah, at
once and before the aist day ~ July. isp1
AM stock upon which this assessment may
Vmaiu unpaid on the llst day NJ July. 1874
viii be- Delinquent and HdyDrtlsud Tor snlr Ht
public auction, aud unless payment d made
before. will be sold On the 18Th day NJ August
Crthur with cust % advertising and expenses
u sale. SAMUEL a. PAUL. -trc'y.
30 prngrys. Building, salt Lake CITY Utah.
Dated Salt Lake CITY. June 10Th. ispl
ilrat publication. July ist isW
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And lu H"uurlauco with law anu AN oruor Of
The board W directors made uu the 2nu Jay OF
juno, a u lsHl, M many shnrvs NJ each pur.
col NJ stuHk As may Do necessary viii hU sold
81 thv office OF tho company, rooms $40 ana
800 Progress Building llI south Main street
sat Lake tity, state u ltah, on the siul day
~ July, lsbi, ut the hour VI uu'cIuth TO- ul. Uf
said lay 60 pay delinquent assessment thvrrs
ON together with tho custs NJ Advertising und
the expense VI sale, lllOr KANE
secretary.
Rooms $40 aud gll, Progress BulldIng iis
south Nlaiu street, salt Lake city Utah.
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THURBER.
Thurber Is Growing coplous Rains slight
Damage.

Special Correspondence.
Thurber Wayne Co.. July i3.-rhur-
Der Is growing, so at least thinks James
Brlnkerhoff, who's wife presented him
with twins "a boy ana u RirD on tho
nth; all are doing we'll.
We had a thunder storm two DAYS
ago, and tho rain came down in tor
rents, carrying away ditch banks and
doing other slight damage. This gives
the farmers great deal OF extra work
az a time when they all want to be
hhylnE.
John white IN engaged I'm building n
small smack TO sail ON Fish Lake.
Mr., Grant and four or 1--WE others arc
atlll working on Jackson Spring water
works,
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Aud In accordance with Law and uu order
Of tho board NJ dircGtors mldr uu June SIN
isoi, sn many shares Of zach parcel W such
stock ns may BE- necessary viii b. sold ~ tho
state bank ~ Utah. salt Lake tiiy Utah
on the 2Bth day NJ July, isip. ut b a'rinck u u D..
70 pay tho delinquent assessment thereon
together With the cost of advertising and eK.
punsr of sale
HENRY u McEwAN, Secretary.
First publication Jaly n, isH.
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PROVO.
4 Welcome for Returning yoluntscrs-un-
der Bonds 90 Keep the Peace.

spc sial Correspondence.
Provo. July i5,-The Garden city
intends to give her soldier boys a royal
welcome when they arrive home from
Manila. An Enthusiastic meeting was
held last evening persuhnt to a call Of
Mayor Jones, at the court house. and a
great many plans OF reception were
discussed $. &. Jones, Reed gmoot and
Il. Il. Irvine were appointed as a COM
inlttcc TO ascertain just when the boys
VIII arrive IN Provo and when that IN
known definite arrangements will then
Be made.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OUTINGS.
The Second ward Sunday school held
their annual reunion yesterday az the
Provo Lake Resort Games OF am kinds
were INDUCED In and the winners OF
zach were awarded prizes.
The sabbath school Of the Fourth
ward enjoyed their annual outing at
Nlelacn'a Grove Friday An excellent
program Of sports and music was car
Rcd out Picnic was taken out by the
parents.
COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM.
Carl Axel Nelson. who has no par
ucular home, was examined Saturday
ny Din. Pike and Robson before
chairman McEwnn OF the county
board. for his sanity and was COM
mlt1cd to the asylum,
UNDER BONDS TO KEEP THE
PEACE.
Allen l.. Thompson had ]. II. Cahiil
arrested yesterday and brought before
justice King to show cause why he
should not be- placed under bonds TO
s,ep the peace. The afliant set forth IN
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Aud, lu accordance with law aud an order
~ the hoard N Directors made on the apth
day NJ May isH. 40 many sharus " each par
eel ~ such sturk ~ may d. necessary. viii b.
slld Ht the uficu ~ the company ht No as %
Mccormick building. salt Lake city, ttnh. nn
tho @th day " July, tsl1. 40 o'clock % m,
together with the cust OF advertising and
expense NJ sale,
w WELLS. Secretary.
Flst publication July !. is9.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the Respec-
tive Slgnera for Further
Information.

Estate Of Thomas n, woodbury., deceased.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned at the law office ~ Mud
doll 3 Adams Mccormick building SAT- Lake
a, ID. lp1D ......
THOMAS II. WOODBURY.,
Administrator of the estate OF Thomas
II Woodbury. edccusrd.
Date ufhrst publication, juno % A. u IsgD
Maddeu & Adams, Attorneys Tor EstAto
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Ana lu accordance with law and an order
~ the board " directors made on tho 18th day
81 Nhy, a. u, islo. ~ many shares ~ each
parcel Of stock nv may be- necessary will bo
sull az the uiiCu % tho company ruum tit
Mccormick Hook, salt Lake city. state u
ltnh, on the euth day " July. l-l0. ut tho
hour ~ " M. uf said day 10 pay delin-
quunt assessment thereon together With tho
costs OF advertising aud tho expense of sale.
TliuS g.. TAYLOR secretary.
Room til Mccormick block, salt Lake City
Utah
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have been consumed. The loss u the
18th was estimated at 5000 10 10000.
but nj that time the troops quarters
were vacant by reason of troops G. hay-
ing Ncon sent 10 Font Douglas
Last nights IRE wiped out property
that can not be replaced ut guch less
than $4,000. There Weu several cows
ana calves also burned. bat the exact
number VIII not be known Tor several
days. There may have been nifty Of
these.
The telegraph wire from hero out was
attached 20 the stable and there viii be
delay IN replacing Il, Ho that II will be-
some time leforc communication can
be rc-csthbllshed. Fort Duchesno o.
ninoty-HiN mil from Price aud the
lumber feed and tho like II hauled
from here. The stables were built less
than a year ago. News was brought
on horseback to the FIRST telephone sta
tlun and from there sent IN here,
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Washington Rock Company. salt Lake City
Utah
NOTICE. There nru Delinquent upon the
fullowinE described stock on account " o..
s,ssmynt No levied on the ith day Of June,
lHi, the several amounts set opposite tho
names N the respective shareholders, as fol-
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.Ahui lu n.'nfunncu with law aud Hn order
w tIn Nnuru ~ Directors made on the ith day
ui MAY w." 10 many shares " each parcel ~
Nurli stO'k ua may uU necessary. viii uu solid
~ iNr ntlnU ~ Tho rumuluy ut so o. vs..
llfHt south Ht, salt Lake City. Utah. on the
.ih day ~ August i-ln. az O'clock pin. tu
NY the duIluuuuut assessment thereon Go
F"tNof win 90" cost uf advertising and GA
roufr NJ sale. u. %. CALDER -uey
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
Highland Copper Mining Company. prlpeiu.t
race OF business, sait lake city, Utah.

NOTICE There arc delin1uont upon ths
Following described stock on account Of n,
l-H, tho several amounts set nuhrsito IA
nemrs ~ tho respective shareholder. at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-17

For sale by 4. g. ~ l.. CLARK Ell
drOdge n CO.. Salt Lake Hardware Co.
and George a. Lowe, Salt Lake city,
Utah
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spITE woRK cnAnoEp.

a gentleman well acquainted at the
post gives another theory TO tho effect
that Captain J. A. Ouilfoyle. comman-
der at the post, II unpopular A'ith some
Of the soldiers and that Il Is Mite work
OF the negroes who have been pruhib-
ited from going across the Duchesnc
river to the resorts on the strip. A
guard has been kept at the bridge to
arrest them on their way back 10 the
post after they had swan the river
above. There has been since the order
went Into effect an average Of thirty
mon daily In the guard house. They
are given thirty days ana a months
pay as fnc.
There are any number of people hero
who are familiar with affairs out there.
and each one of the theories ~ incen-
dlntlam has It's advocates. The two fires
OF the week have destroyed two out OF
the four cavalry quarters or Just one
hnlf tho post Since tho night OF tho
18th, strong detail has done guard
duty, There was not a lantern, lamp
or anything about the stables The
FIRST IRE was reported 10 the quarter
master at Fort Logan. as lnccndlary.
There Ia a rumor that the officers have
parties under surveillance and that ar
rests are TO follow In a few days.
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DrLrSourNr NOTICE OF SALE
star Gold and silver Mining Company.
Principal Place 81 nusiucss Salt Lake city.
state of Utah

Nutlce-Thcrc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF hssoss-
meat levied nu the end day " Juno, issl, tho
several amounts Hrt opposite the names OF
The respective shareholders a. follows.
Namely
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DOTH FIRES INcENpIARY.

An officer telephones that both fires
were inccndiary. There are thrrc rca-
sons given. one 10 that Il IL revenge
on the part Of the SELLERS OF whisky on
the strip Tor Interference by the conf
mnndor at the post with their traffic
with the Indians. aud an attempt TO
drive lowd women from that part Of
the country.
Another il that II IL the work Of old
Sowowlc and his band of white River
Utes, who are preparing 10 go back to
Colorado. and who believe II they de-
htfoy the post and the horses una con-
tents OF the stables necessary to the
cavalry In marching they can get
across the line before the soldiers can
follow them.
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OUR OWN STATE.
DRouTH sTrLL PREVAILS.

rapidly worse. ana passed away at an
early hour yesterday.
DRouTH STILL PREVAILS.
The hot. dry weather continues here
and 10 II conceded by nearly all the
dry farmers that less than half crop
viii be harvested this year upon land
not irrigated. Upon the watered
farms the crops show n great failing
on from last year. and the hay crop y
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oul-Smelling
Catarrh.

Chtarrh is one OF the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid NJ.
There is but one way TO cure Il.
The disease is In this blood aud ali the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon H. Swifts Spe-
ciiic cures Oatarrh permanently. for Il is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force Il from the blood.
Mr.. u. Z. McAllister, Of lIarrodsburg.
Ky, had Oatarrh for years. He writes,
81 could - no Improvement vhatever,
lhouah va onnnlAntly ir-aLnI nlih NM
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DELINQUENT Nor1or on SALE.


Principal Place " business. Salt Lake CITY.
slate NJ Utah
Ngtcc. There are delinquent upun tho FOL.
lowing doscrlhud stutg ou aeaodUt ~ re-
mcnt levied un the jth dnv VI MAY. $50 tbe
several amounts vet opposite tho names N
w respective shareholders ns fo..lwst
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3. =. r., and anef few bottles were used. no.
ticed pereptible improvement Continuing
the remedy, the disease Wa fufrrd out " my
system, and q complete ouru vas the result
Iadvise ell Who have this dreadful disease 10
ahandon theirlocal treatment which hasneve
done than any good. and tAks \ \. s., rem.
To continue the wrong treatment for
Catarrh Is 10 continue % suffer. Swlft's
Specific ID real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, derp-scnted diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. II promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails 90 cure even the
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ny treated with spraya
and washes. aud diner.
ent inhalinH remedies
w fact ! could feoi that
each wiubft was worse
than The year previous
"flnally II was
hruufhtto my notice
hAtCatarfh Hood
disease and hftefthlnk.
INF over the matter. I
sAw n wasunress0nAble
70 expect ~ be- cured BY
remedies which only
reached The surface. I
then decided to try
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-20
Railroad Notes.

j. j. Kinney, yardmaster for the
Burlington in Moline, has resigned.
The Milwaukee has voluntarily in
creased the wages of its trackmen.
The advance amounts to II cents a
day per man.
The St. Louis, Peoria e Northern
road. which has been counted upon as
a user Of our new bridge, has COM
pleted an advantageous traffic an
rangement with the Santa Fe which
secures it an entrance into Chicago
The arrangement is effective imme-
diatclv, and the new road is now
ready to compete for Chicago-St
Louis business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-20
Nominations Made.

The repu blicans of South Rock ISL
and, at their caucus Saturday night,
nominated the following ticket: Town
clerk, August Hansgen; supervisor.
John G. Hammer; assessor, A. F.
Schmid; collector, William Lucas;
highway commissioner, Frank Norris.
The democrats of Black Hawk town
ship made the following nominations
at their caucus Saturday night:
Town clerk, ID. W. Matthews; collec-
tor, Martin Weaver; assessor. John
Beck; road commissioner, Godfrey
Blaser. Robert Cain, Robert Baker,
Charles Brandenburg William Ret
tick and Morris Cannon were selected
as township committee.
The republicans of Port Byron held
their caucus in the town hall Satur-
day evening and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Town clerk, l. II.
Trent: assessor, c. S. Hunt; collector,
ID. Schaible: school trustee, j. o.
Bruner; commissioner of highways,
John johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-20
BALL TEAM Is COMPLETED.
Pat Doom. CRACK Catcher, signed by
Rock Island.

What is considered a valuable ac-
QUESTION to the Rock Island baseball
team is the signing of Pat Doom.
whose contract was received by Man
ager Harry Sage Yesterday. Doom
completes the team. He will catch
and play in the field. He will be re-
mem bered here as the authenticated
youth who did such fast work behind
the bat last season for Ottumwa. He
formerly played with indianapolis.
He is now at his home in Cincinnati.
Eddie Donovan. the well-known
outfielder, who was seen here with
the Cedar Rapids and st. Joseph
teams. died in St. Joe last Thursday.
The Herald saws: lei Donovan, a
Young man who earned good deal
of fame as baseball PLAYER, died at :
o'clock last night at Ellsworth hospi-
tai of spinal meningitis. He was sick
only three days. The remains will be
sent to Indianapolis for burial. leav-
ing this evening, accompanied by
Donovan's wife. Donovan was %
years old. He was member of the
Western Baseball association, and
played in center field here in 1897.
Since then he has resided here. At
the time of his illness Donovan was
employed as bartender by l.. AL
vein. He also worked for Trucken-
miller He lived at SO North Fifth
street with his wife. Donovan made
many friends, both on and off the dia-
mond."
The money subscribed is coming in
as fast as the committee calls for it.
SO far as known not Il single subscrib-
er has failed to pay when called on
Cedar Rapids Republican.