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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-28
Not Yellow Fever.

Gov McSwceney will take no
further action in regard to the
supposed yellow fever at Yemas-
see, as he had received "A telegram
from DIR Evans stating that DIR
Grange Simons of Charleston has
reported that the sickness is not
that disease, but hemorrhagic
malariaI fever.
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Daniel II chamberlain, former
~ governor of South Carolina,
now resident of West Brook.
field, Mass, of which town he is
native, has received the demo-
ocratic nomination for member of
the Massachusetts house of repre-
sentatives. 1t is understood that
he is an independent and that he
was chosen a delegate to the re-
cent republican State convention
without his consent or knowledge.
lie rejects the 16 to 1 plank.
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The Norwegian Sailors Released.

Charleston, S G., Oct 26-The
Norwegian government has in
structed its representatives at this
place to secure the release of two
shipwrecked sailors held here for
murder. The cons ii secured the
release today. In August last "A
Norwegian bark was caught in
West Indian hurricane off the
Florida coast and was completely
wrecked, Three of the crew re-
NAMED on raft for several davs
without food or water and finally
drew lots to see which should die
for the other two. The two re,
naming were rescued and brought
to this port, and held for murder,
when they related their experience.
The men will be sent home.
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A II Twitchell, for "a years
secretary and treasurer of the
Clifton mills and of the d G. Con-
verse company at Glendale was
elected president of both institu-
tlons to succeed the late Mr. Con-
verse, at a meeting of the direc-
tors on the 24th inst.
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ROBBERY AND FIRE AT
HODGES.
Thieves Try to Burn to Cover
Their Work, But are Run
Down by Bloodhounds.
Cor Greenville News

Hodges, S &C, Oct &c 7
Simmons's store at Hodges, S G.,
was discovered on fire about II 80
last night. 1t was quickly extin
guished, and on examination it
was found that the store had been
broken into, the money drawer
opened and safe tampered with.
No money was obtained. Blood
hounds we're put on the trail and
one of the thieves, Hally Arnold,
caught and after a preliminary
trisl was sent to Greenwood Jail.
The other suspect escaped al
though he was hotly pursued by
the dogs. The thieves had broken
in the store and after taking such
things as they wanted, poured
kerosene oil on the floor aud set
fire to cover their misdeeds.
% .ySfl rft y .n.N .",U.'f
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Narrowly Missed Big Cotton Fire
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Camden, Oct 24.-There was
another small cotton fire here yes
terday afternoon. Two bales Ct
cotton on RutIedge street belong,
Ing to Springs, Heath & Shannon
caught on fire some way, but the
fire was quickly cxtinguishcd bv
the fire department. If the fire
had not been extinguished so
promptly II big fire would have re-
suited, as tho burning cotton was
IN a row of several hundred other
bales.
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VANCE FILES HIS ANSWER.
Meets the Charges Of QUITS With
Many Afiidavits.
Special to Greenville News.

Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, Oct % - Former
Commissioner Vance has given the
public card IN reply to QUITS s
cards. He has not made a reply
himself Lut merely presents a
series of aflidavits from persona
mostly connected with the dispen-
sary. They all end with the
phrase that Ouzts's statements as
to Vance are absolutely false.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-28
CLERK SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or LANCASTER.
In the Common PIeIs.

In the Common PleIs.
William j Cunningham-p;,
dJ"inSt Charl' tie r Fos,er. Tha
scottish American M,rfpape Com
panv. Limited; William McD Brown
IA Executor of f.. Amanda Rrown
decease"; aud Heath. Springs IL Co,
Defendants
pY virtue of an order made i'm IN,
- above case by Judge Ernest Garv
dated March l3, 1899. | will sell ~
pubIlc auction at Lancaster court
house, within the legal hours of sale
on the
First MOnd0y ia November N,rJ.
all that lot If land, containing one and
ore haif acres, more or less, together
WIN he dwelling and all other ont
hulldlhgs thereon situated in the town
OF Lancaster. bounded on the North
by Elm street, Fast by lot owned nv
Miss FIoTella Meynaidie at date ~
mortgage to plaintiff, South by The
Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago
Railroad. now the 0 r 81 G. r X or
s G Il Ga. r r and on the West bv
the Presbyterian parsonage or street
or passway To the said road-the SAID
lot being that on which the defendant.
= IL Foster. now resides
Terms OF sale: One~half cash. bal
anee npoh credit of twelve months.
with interest from day OF sale at the
rate or per centum per amman to be
secured by the note of The purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises sold
and also by the insurance, for reason. 1.
able amount. oftbe dwelling house up,
on the said premises and the assign
ment or the policy to the Clerk OF
Court as collateral security for the
payment Of the said credit portion of
the purchase money, The purchase
shall have the option of paving All
cash. Purchaser to nay. for papers, ).
sa", VS.. L. PORTER, 81,
c. e: G. p. IL. G.
q. Ernest Moore,
Plaintiffs Attv. ....
Oct 4. lS89;-7td. ,u.........
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Synod of South Carolina.

Columbia, S G, Oct 25-The
Synod of the Presbyterian church
is in session at Newberry. Rev
W G Neville has been elected
moderator, vice Judge D With,
erspoon. Since the last Synod
kev Messrs John b Adger, d b,
and e K Chichester we're enrolled
among the distinguished dead.
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iec. 2se. II c. 9, Q, tan, t-uGxtss rsfesc poasy,
~ " bTQjsI V1ssGssi s,lI} Cd
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NOTICE {!

NOTICE
We have moved our books to
the Office of Heath, Springs 6 Co,
and all parties indebted to us will
please come forward and settle at
once. We guarantee as much for
cotton as any other market.
FARMERS BANKING AND ,.
MERCANTILE COMPANY,
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Fire in the Bingham Military
Institute at Asheville Tuesday
damaged the building $4,000. 4f6,
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B Pay your subscription to
LEDGER! .....t ....
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-11-29

: 541; of the Alice Lode in Book 14, page
 55S; of the Christmas 9s Lode in Book
 II, page 537; of the Sixteen to One Lode i in Book lz. page s4Q; of the Hamilton Lode In Book l4, page 555; of the Agnes Z Lode in Book 14. page s36; of the Alas
 ka Lode in Book r., page 5ss; of the { Buckley O'Neil Lode in Book II, page sS9; of the Waterloo Lode, in Book IA, page 559; of the Arizona Lode in Boon IA, page 533; and the locations of the
 above described and following lodes are recorded as follows: Of the Last Chance Lode in Book 14, page TIP; of the Nellie Lode in Book 14, page I'll; of the Margareta Lode in Book IA, page 71o-said book being of the records of mines of the Records of Cochise Cour- | ty, Arizona.
 The presumed general course or d. rection of the vein, lode or mineral de- posit of the ahove described lodes re- spectiyely is shown upon the plat post ed on the claim as nearly as can be determined from present development, this claim being for the linear feet of each lode thereof as hereinabove set forth, respectively, together with tn. surface ground shown upon the official plat thereof.
 Claim" survey No. 1919; Bob and John Claim" survey No. 1929. owned by applicant herein; "Delivan, Danvill and 14anchett Lodes" (unsurveyeO Lowell $; Arizona Copper and Smelling Co, claimants; "Rathworn Lode" tun- surveyed), Brophy and O'Hare, claim ants; John P. Jr." and William A." survey No,- 1894, applicant herein. claimant; Magenta Lode" (unsurvey- edl, Thomas Higgins, claimant Black Warrior" and War Eagle Lodes" (unsurveyed), Lewis and Welch, claimants; "Wales,' '.RustIer," Ger many" and Sister JLodes' (unsur- veyed), Matrice Dem, claimant; Mar tin, Lode (unsurveyed), Gemehle. Waddell & Perring, claimants; "Modoc and Bryan Lodes," survey. No. 1892 ap- piicant herein. claimant: "Csmbina- ton" and Reward" Lodes, shattuck and Heating, claimants. and vacant and unoccupied land.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the mining ground, vein, lode. premises, ortany portion thereof 50 de- scrised, surveyed, platted and applied for. are hereby notified that, unless ,letr adverse elaine are duly filed as according to law and the regulations thereunder within the time prescribed by law. with the Register of the United States Land Ofics At Tucson, Arizona. they will be. barred by the provisions Of said Gtatuts. s
 MILTON n. MOORE. .,' '. Register.
 Date of first publication, Friday. October 1eth, 1s$S. s..s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs John W. Corson returned last week from the
East.
Mrs Dr. J. X. Rai6. Of Ohio. is visiting in the
city with her son. F. n. Rain.
Mr.. JOSEPH Hmelhoch has gone to Green River
to spend his summer vacation.
Mr.. william Dunston. Of Monroe. Wash. made
flying visit TO the city last Sunday.
Mr. william wizinski left on Thursday night to
spend few weeks at Piedmont. Wash.
Mrs. w c. Beard and Mrs r Anderson, Of Ana.
cortes. visiting friends in the city.
Miss Crockett left Yesterday on the Unatilla TO
spend two months visiting friends in California.
Miss Lostie and Miss Augusta stromherg left
Monday for = visit with relatives In Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs George y. stott. Of Indianapolis.
n. RsiH. '- 8
Mrs Charles Hopkins and son. Mr.. Ralph Hop
kins. leave today to visit Mrs. c. b. Hopkins. Of
Spokane.
Mrs Thomas A. Garrett returned to the city las,
Tuesday. after spending three months with relatives
Ia Loaisiana.
Mr. and Mrs s. Coulter formerly Of Portland,
havc removed to Seattle where they will make their
home In future
Mr. and Mrs Philip Lewis. of Eilensburx, are
Waiting In Seattle at the home 81 Mr.. Lewis meth
er. i60i Yesief way
Miss Lizzie J. Richardson leaves tomorrow for
southern California where she will sisit with reia
tives until September l.
Miss Catherine siegel and Miss Mary siesei. Of
Seattle left last Sunday for Monroe, Wash, TO
risit friends Tor week
Mrs A. Levy ard her son. Mr.. Aubrey Levy are
In Washington city. having spent some weeks
in Long Branch and Saratoga
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter have returned to the
city. after spending three weeks With friends in
Chicago and the Middle West
Mrs A. A. Fisk who has been III at the Seattle
General hospital for some time, left for her home
in North Bend on Thursday last
Mrs g. T. HASTE and Mrs. Z. n Davis Of
Mount Vernon. have been visiting al the home Of
Mrs. e r. Retire for the past few days
Mrs r. Luther who has been visiting her son
Oliver Luther, isli John street for thu past ten
months left Saturday for her home at Poyneste,
Wis
Mr. ard Mrs Homer s. King. Miss kiag Miss
Hazel King and Miss Valentine. ~ san Ffsrcisce
srent few days last SEEK with Mrs, Daniel Brosn
az West Seattle.
Mrs Charles sifvcr and two daughters, I.une.te
and Cailine. who are route 20 Sksgwsy spent
three days the cits last week, the guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs J. r. Kelley.
Miss X Failing. fog three yesrs past a student
~ St Heien's hall has pxssed IN nine ~ the If
secn subjects required for entrance 10 Brsn Mswr
aud viii he exxmined the remaining sis aubSeets
In september 81 llryn Aawr college.
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man, John F. Damon. Seattle. Sunday AZ
tern0on. July 3 Mr.. Leonard ". Cook
serving as groomsman and Miss RoSalfo
Aaase bridesmaid.
Mr.. George whipple and Mrs Susan
Henry. both OF this city. were married -
John r. Damon. Seattle, Sunday evening.
July Z Mr. and Mrs. James p. Henry and
Miss Katie Ayers being present rs wit
ueSSes.
Mr. Duncan A. McFaae and NiD Grace
Irene Spendloye, Of McMurray, Skagit
county, were married at the residence or
the officiating clergyman. John +. Da-
friends being In attendance at witnesses.
Stephen l. Martin, Of Orillia. Wash.
and Miss Abby Boukfns, OF Seattle, were
married last Wednesday at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
R. Boukins. Rev. George Bu33elle, OF st.
Clements church. odaciating.
Mr. Frank NELL and Miss Bertha Grip
pen. both OF Seattle, were quietly mar
ried last Thursday at the residence OF
the officiating minister. Rev. J. n. Smith.
2lZe Fourth avenue
Mr.. Carl Lundberg and Miss Ingeborg
Johnson, both of West Seattle, WaSn.s
were united in marriage by Rev. Martin
L. Larson, at Ill Virginia street, Seattle
on Sunday, July 2
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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. Erastus Brainerd will give tea on Mon
day afternoon from 10 at her residence liI6
Fifth avenue in honor of Miss Gretchen Piper Of
Boston. Mass.
The Nesika Club Is planning to give an outdoor
party within . short time. Il will probably take
place at Meydenbauer bay. across Lake Washing
club were very popular last summer. and will b
fully as successful this year.
Arrangements in progress among the younger
ing party to a number Of the officers of the Iowa.
This project has been q subject Of conversation
among the young ladies for some time now, and Il
IL believed that the party will take place next
week. The ladies having the matter In hand ps,r-
pose holding meeting at the home Of Miss Leora
Conn tomorrow. and although no definite decision
has yet been arrived at 1t Is believed that the
party will take place at East Seattle.
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MADAME TULIY


ne new created
the features matter old
Dy FULLY herself OF
society, where
about the OF the
T
her husband
Among Madam Tuls exhibited with
FULLY removing which dsngufed -
TO Enjoys
nen,ed your electric arrival
lines
application
nam
scientific
Every should Madame
iou
SKIN Madame Electric
designed
Tuly
all
Hotel
has
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last week visiting hts parents and friends.
Mrs. A. T.. Alexander and daughter, Ida
and son. OF coupeyisle. visited friends al
this place the past week
Mr. r. F. White. Of coapevilie. was in
la Conner a few days last week
Miss Eva Caches returned home the
latter part ~ last week from Boston.
Mass, where she has been attending the
New England conservatory of music for
the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Ossrander. OF Nc
Murray. spent a few days in town last
week
Rev. w. ]: Evets has been visiting n
vancouver. Wash for few days
Mr.. Peter Rspfinger OF Ebunte. n e.
II visiting relatives aud friends at this
place
Mr.. Charles DweiIey spent number az
days with his parents the past week. re-
turning 10 Seattle Thursday evening
4S. ana ArAs L. l. Andrews entoyed Z
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the bay went over 10 the point. where
luncheon w.s ssrvsd, - Tnoss pre NM
Miss Tester. Mss Alice bra.ko. -:
True. Dr r. + 4snd.xi a IF; John NJ Po'i :
Thomas. Of Butte. Mont. and 1r. Clare
L. Farnsworth-
Mrs. r. H. Browneli. Of Everett. Il exc
pected to arrive In Seattle III; week; she
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Noble. q their SUM
mer home At Yarrow, Lake washington.
- -
Mrs, H. c. Strong. Of Sitka. Alaska. who
visited with Mrs. Fred c: TOMBSTONE for
few days last week. left Wednesday to
s ssmss,own. <. :. -" :
Mrs Thorndyke, OF Berkeley. Cal. ar
rived In the city on Friday TO spend the
o here ns h Der 9safa's ss.sd
Friday in honor Of Dr.. Charlotte Brown. OF
San Francisco, which was attended by
about ten Of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Crane. Miss Roee Crane and
Miss Maude Crane left Friday for Chico.
Wash. where they VIII remain until the
beginning OF September.
- -
Miss Ruth Holmes has arrived In the
city from Holyoke academy, and will spend
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Gertrude Sweeney. one Of the popu-
lar society girls OF Spokane. IL spending
. few days In Seattle. the guest OF Misc
Alfredo Healy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood GElespy enter
tanned Rev and Mrs. ]. p. D. Llwyd at q
dinner given by them on last Monday even
ing.
Card. are out for an afternoon tsA 10 b
given by Mrs James y; Hoge. Jr.. next
Thursday. at her home. 120 Terry avenue.
-
Mrs. F. H. Osgood and Miss Willis. who
have been spending two weeks at Lake
Cushman. returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Morgan. and Miss
Morgan left yesterday for Blaine. where
they will remain until next Wednesday.
- -
Mrs. r B. Aibertson entertained few
friends at a luncheon given at her home,
80 First avenue north. on Thursday.
- -
Mr. Fred Stetson. formerly q resident Of
Seattle but now in business in Esquimalt,
B. c.. visited in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kyer left on FRI
day TO make an extended visit among
friends and relatives In Michigan.
y -
Miss Julia Hodge has been visiting for
the past week with Miss Turner at the
Firioch Club. Lake Washington.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fisher and Mrs.
Macdonald left Thursday to spend a week
at Lake Chelan.
Miss Piper. of Boston. II visiting her
sister. Mrs. George Hebron, at 1l07
Cherry street.
Miss Piutti, OF Aurora, N r., is visiting
this city. the guest Of her aunt, Mrs NJ. r.
Backus.
- -
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Strout left yesterday
to spend three weeks at the Country Club
- y
Miss Myra Smith returned from Smith
college. Northampton. Mass, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dickinson visited
friends In Tacoma last week.
Miss Ethel Semp.e Is visiting friends in
Tacoma.
Miss Burnett went to Tacoma on Thurs
day.
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo Lucas
Cuunty-ss.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he ia
the senior partner OF the firm of r T.
Cheney Il Co. doing business tn the CITY
Of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum os
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured BY the use OF Halls Catarrh
Care.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed IN
my presence this 9Th day Of December.
A. u. fs3G
gSeais A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls catayrh Cure IL taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood ard
mucous surfaces OF the system. send
for testimonials. free.
F. j. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. &c.
Halls Family P1lss are the best
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la CONNER SOCIAL NOTES

la CONNER. July s--Hr. a. r. Ander-
son, og Wenatchee. spent several DAYS
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pleasant visit with their son. -
Seattle. last week.
Mrs. r. j. Pratt and mother, L.!
are visiting friends In town. 49,
Mr.. Charles Valentine ana
O'Laughlin we're married 81
the brides parents. Mr.. ana s1e
O'i.aughiin. Monday nj hlen
Rev ". J. Fyefs. Only -
relatives OF the contracting paf
present.
Mrs. l.. II. Engis and a.
coupeyiiie. have been Waiting
this place for = few days.
Mr. and Mrs J. X. Appieoys
com. visited their son. DE-
OF this place. n number 81 dAS0 In
week.
af[srrY44XI
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MRS. JENNIE HODGHIQ!sz
MrEDS viii sing al Madisou A5 -
WA0NERH band Madison -
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HalrdresslnS, ManIcurIna,
Facial Massage and
Scalp Treatments,

at Thoroughly skilled artists has proven
tn sne ladies' % thr Queen city that they
can SeesTe The same scientific treatment
fer FACE. SCALP AND HAIR SIS can
N obtained in sny large city Of the East
We have spared no expense In fitting up
eeF parsers. ard provide pertect comfort
fer customers az wsii as being spsiussst.y
equipped fey work
We sre here & STAY, ana nos away So
morrow as - sft.a the case with travel
sng Beauty Doctors Farst~cssss trade
solicited.
1eaern Ieljet Speciality Co
- NJ II Downs gsxes.
- Ssecaa Avenss. Seattle. WASH.
}aone Nalr 50
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Mr., Oscar I. f'rsexe ard Miss Lena J.
Cock both Of this city. were married at
the residence Of the cfsciattnS cier4y-
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rr srArna posrarrr111erc1R SUNDAY. July = 1874
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Mr. George ". rea;Son ami Miss Ma
ME Z ssengsion. beth % Boise Creek
were ossetig married at the residence ~,
the officiating clergyman. John r pa-
mon. AZ high noon. Monday. IuIs z Miss
Ethel +. Ssrauf ard Miss Marie Smith
tetns the principal witnesses
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Mr. john CronDw and Miss Caisie Tay-
Tor, both ~ this city. we're quietly mar
rcd AT the residence Of the brides mar
erts fa Ses'tis. Monday evening July =
Mr.. ]. =. Donohne. Mr.. Mecleifand. Mr.
j. n H09gh. Mrs. T. Swan ard Miss
Georgia Swan were srnaax the witnesses
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Mr. Frank Sseves Of Seattle. ard Mics
f.uIu Hoisehumaker. Of woofinviiie were
married a; the residence OF the nfsicsatinc
clergy man John p Damon Seattle. Mon
day evening. Jutv :. Mr.. Ed Johnson and
Mrs MsrSarot Stoves. mother OF the
groom. doing the honors a. PRINCIPAL WITT
ne=ses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
A Series of Accidents.

Great Falls, July 7.-State Senator
George H. Stanton returned this morn
ing on the delayed westbound train
after several weeks visit in New York
He says that the eastbound train on
the Great Northern was in the ditch
near Frazier, a station of the Great
Northern. 1t had fallen from the track
a distance of % feet, but the engine
and cars had tipped only halfway over
and no one was killed, although hobo
riding on the blind baggage was badly
bruised and shaken up. A temporary
track was built around the wreck, and
the westbound proceeded, only to find
that a relief train sent from the west
had jumped the track a few miles west
of the wreck. This was propped back
into place and the regular train started
again, only to have one of its own cars
jump the track.
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BELT NOTES.

Belt, July THE two ladies compris-
ing the Salvation Army corps took
their departure yesterday morning. 1t
is expected that others of the army
will be sent to take their places
Judge Murphy went to Monarch this
morning to appear in defense of Mar
Gus Spolish. Spolish is charged with
making an assault on one Wescot with
a pitchfork at Kibbey on the 18th of
last month.
A very complicated state of affairs
now exists between Judge Foley and
a man commonly known as 'Whisk-
ers," who herds horses at night The
judge had placed horse with the herd.
After some days the horse was lost and
Whiskers declined to be responsible,
but claimed a bill of 30 cents, and
every time he met Judge Foley he dun
ned him for the amount. Wednesday
afternoon Whiskers was seen getting
out of the judges Office in the quickest
manner possible, persued by a club in
the hands of the judge. Down the
street the herder secured a club of his
own, but the cambatants were pulled
apart before serious damage was done.
Judge Foley went back to his office
and had his adversary arrested on a
charge dating back a month ago for
contempt of court, when, it is said,
Whiskers used the ordinary parlance
of the street IN telling the court that it
was mistaken. He was put in Jail, but
soon gave bonds. Judge Decombs, the
other Justice. who lives out at Cora,
has been sent for, and other charges
will likely be made.