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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
WHY HE WAS sNuBBED.
Said that Mr.. Cunningham Was Not
True TO His Company.

II was learned today that the reason
for Mr. cunnlusham'a being left on
the Mammoth board at yesterdays cleo
ton VAS because. as alleged, he had
elven INSIDE" information 10 Outside
people concerning The Mammoth work.
ings. The News Informant stated
that this had led TO proposed action
by the Grand Central against the Nam
mat set forth In correspondence from
Provo In another part OF this lsaue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
MOTIFS or Tun PIT.

The annual meeting 81 the Queen ~
Sheba Mining company VIII b. held ~
tails eity at 2 %, m. TOMORROW
'rhs rusc,rors enter cod Ailnlng
company ~ about 90 be incorporated
II owns claims lying west o. the DeN-
ter at Turcarora. New.
pr. Heard viii take a picture OF W.
salt Lake brokers immediately "i'p'
tomorrow mornings call
Sales mndc on the Utah exchange
must he vettled Tor between viJo anu
1880 a. MI. the following day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08

Dora Van AlyHiync has commenced
divorce proceedings against Charles
Van Alaisne. alleging habitual drunk
ennrss and cruelty MS tho grounds.
Plaintiff priys TO be awarded the cua-
tody ~ two children and also asks that
defendant De reatrained from dispoa-
Ing of his property pending the final
determination Of this action.
Tho defendant u the wcll-known
fnIulufs man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08

The February term OF the criminal
court begins tomorrow. The trial or
jack Richards. u. y. Lamb, Arthur
and Norton curtis ON the charge OF
burglary takes place IN the morning
I'm The cnav OF Jacob N. Leshor Of al
w Nelf \. Muller 81 al judgment was
rendered hy Judge Cherry today In IA
yor ~ the plaintlff and against Anna
g. Welgel FOR si.ols.aI.
To-day Judge cherry dismissed the
case NJ Sears n Jeremy W. the Utah
National hank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
BUSINESS IN THE UTAH PIT
Up to Prese Tine Sales Were Few and Fr
Between.
On the old Exchange. However, con-
ditions Were Quite Dtuercnt,
Trading being Lively.

Trading was very iIght IN tho pit ~
the new exchange this. afternoon. ~
up to press time but thtcc stocks had
shared In the trading, they being cedar
Valley at aih cents, Silver city Con.
rolidatcd NJ Q cents and Joe Bowers Tx
tension between ~ and ~ cents. After
the call OF prospects seventeen new
members were admitted to the eN-
change n motion TO accept carrying
unanimously.
EIEnrna wore mattel na fnllnMai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08

The afternoon scrsion 81 the i.ogls-
inturc yeatrrday. commencing nj
pm. was spent In an extraordinary
manner; namely In the consideration
~ various resolutions, the evident OBJ
Icct was TO prevent the assembly from
..taF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
LONG MAY 1T WAVE,

Having obtained the highest polp, a,
excellence In the manufacture of b,I'
ing powder, we want TO continue 4,
nave our banner waving for tho rooi
things Of life and In the interelt -
those who appreciate the best. NVhe,
we ave You In the way OF quality u
elunl u what YOU would got from tb,
highest priced baking powder IN tSs
market. What We save YOU In tbe
way or cash Ia sufficient 10 make NON =,
pleaH.u customer 81 ours for "a long
time TO COME. one can OF our baklg,
powder win make YOU friend. C',rs
unuing u. usage VIII make YOU hnppy
and healthy. '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
PunLIc OPINION.

A feeling Of disgust and lmnatlence
marked tho uttefnnceH of all tho on
lockers that We're heard 10 express
themselves on the deadlock situation
last evening
The general verdict was that the leg-
islators Who had introduced or favor
cd the obstructive resolutions hat deH-
cended % playing the game" OF poll-
tics IN blocking the buslness OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
BALES OF LISTED STOCKS,

In listed stocks faiea were made as
follOwh.
Ajax. 10 shares ~ N.ss.
Dexter. 100 " $685. 100 u ss..0; lVe "
s31p.
Eagle, 700 q lie.
Four Aces, 100 " Csc.
Galenh. 100 q Clio; 100 n Gihc.
llerHchol. 1000 " Be-. -.
Mammoth. 200 Il Ss.os; 800 q is.oih
100 n f20sN; 900 a. ss.oii 100 q s4o''
in0 o. i2.0iis: 100 u f7.0s4.
Mcrour fOn N sffh
Lower Mammoth, 100 q sTMo; $500 %
Ssc. 800 n hpc. 100 ~ ylo. 700 "a -
Northern Light. 9 900 a. soci 100 o Noi
COO u Sic; 800 10 SIC.
sacramento, 900 ~ iIiEc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08

In listed stocks there was conaldera.
bic activity this afternoon. the mem-
beers OF the Salt Lake Exchange nlllhg
orders at rapid rate. The sellers
Included Ajax. Dexter, Eagle. -Four
Aces. Gaicna ana ilcrachol, which
found takers at stationary quotations.
Mammoth took n header and sold doNn
To f2.O3.. while MeTcur changed hands
~ tc.35 and Lower Mammoth ross ~
the bidding and made transfers NJ 10
30 cents. Northern Light sold well on
rising basis and Sacramento was
dealt In az iiis cents, All told the after
noon call was brisk one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
MCCORMICK a co.

THE aRir CURE THAT Dors CURE
Laxative Bromo Qulnino Tablets ~
moves the cause that produces IN
Grippe. Tho renuine has L. H. " w
ench tablet. zsc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following are today's ore and bullior
receipts. Az reported by the institutions
below Indicated:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08

bulllon .,,.,. ,.... ,,''. .''''''''''''
WELLS. FARGO 4 co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
KINCSBURY
GETS THE PLUM

TACOMA. oct. sn-E. y Kings.
bury. a leading business man aud
politician 81 Csntralia. IL sad 70 b.
slated FOR surveyor general Tn
story comes on GOD authority that
Senator Foster yesterday seat his
communication 10 the president.
and an appointment 10 expected
within a few days
kinEshury represented Lewfn
county IN the last legislature. ana
vas one 81 the men VINO voted for
Foster from the day the hailotinx b.
gan up 60 the tirue ne Was made L.
:. senator. kinEshurys support
had been pledged Ecstsr even prior
20 the meeting % the legislature. His
colleague. George Mccoy. - forest
supervisor.
Senator Foster VII not discuss the
appointment q surveyor general. hut
acknowledge the truth Of a story
to the effect thas he told the Thurs.
ton county delegation u could not
have the place This vas on Tues
day The drlesattum waited upon
Senator Foster. and he told the men
that the place would not 50 70 Thurs.
ton county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
IS
NOT WORRIED

NEW YORK. oct so-Conereaa.
uan-sisct Brigham Henry Roberts
from Salt Lake. Utah. who IL "a
brooklyn. So speaking 20 reporter.
said that there vas no indictment
against hin. when - Jeff Utah that
be knew q. nor did ne know that
there was now an Indictment He
had broken no law. Ne said That he
had a plurality % wives was true
but he had married them before the
ma uifs.ia % lsso.
There had been NJ plural rrarrtaxs
slnce then. nor would there be Any
infringement ~ THE statute would be
disciplined BY the church aa auicklY
az BY the laws % the land. AFR
Roberts vent on 10 say that his visit
to Brooklyn vas merely a friendly
one to the people ~ his own religious
faith
Speaking 90 his election 20 con.
grsRs he said u had been accomplish
81 Independent 81 the church. a. hr
had received if~ greater number Of
votes from Gsntiles AMI II had bern
an election % the people. lie had NJ
fear about facing congress nor any
nls1iyinxs in regard TO the general
outcome ~ the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
WOES OF THE
MERICANS
}. S. Seymour Says 5000 Are
Oppressed by Beers.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 The 1900
Americans living IN the Tranhvaal a
short time ago formed representa-
tive h1dg called tlta American
cuuucir' and employed the law nfm
OF seymour seymour 4 Harmon. No.
90. Wall street. 60 present their
grievances against tht B1cr govern
meut to the state department st
Washington isoutH } seymour. o.
Johannesburg an eminent mining
engineer, In charge 81 what are
known as the "Eckrtein properties
there. Is an American. ana a brother
of John + Seymour Of the New York
law firm
John 5 Seymour Is 81 the opinion
that the true position 0f the out
iandefa In TIE TrnnHyahl 10 not IN
dcrntpud by many people Ia this
country and that when u in under
stood there viii be far less sympa-
thy With the Hoerr than IN now be.
Ing mnHifented Mr. Seymour has
had several conferences With the
Washington authorities on the Kri~v
anees n the Americans Twins 10 the
rrausFaal he gave out today a
long statement on the position 81 me
Americans In the Transvaal IN The
course 81 which ne says
We have formally presented the
matter a. American rights In the
rfauaYaHi 10 the state department
ard requested that the Aanlnistrar
ton s=eb the removal 81 The causes
~ the present unrest ami thus secure
~" Improvement uf the condition -
our feiiaM citizens there
The causes ana motives leading
to var have been mlaatated Ia thiH
country with the effect 10 produce
unjust antaEoHizm toward Great
Britain some say the purpose -
ihr British government is 30 destroy
the independence - the Trsnsvaal
and the orange Free STATE rreH=
dent Kruewct says that England is
rayefing Ms territory ana tre rich
gold aridA there Neither Of these
plays any conspicuous part ia ths
contest a. ~ plainly seen whenever
The problem IL fairly stated "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
AN IMPORTANT
POINT SETTLED

TACOMA. Oct. - The supreme
court. IN its decision In the Fleet
wood case. has made an important
ruling. II decides for the first time.
the power Of cities % the first class
70 license. holding the legislature
gives municipalities the right % ~.
eeuss any business. trade or o~cus
patton for the purpose ~ securing
revenue This the supreme court
holds 70 not case legislation.
The Fleetwood case arises from a
contest against the Bel anti.traiins
stamp ordinance Councilnan Haii
introduced the ordinance providing
for the imposition 81 a heavy tax
uron users Of trading stamps. a. he
said at the request % business men
WHO objected 20 the practice, and
we're compelled TO use the stamps
because others dif
Thomas Fleetwood attacked the
validity 81 the ordinance he was
arrested and fined $50. and then ap-
piled 10 Judge Carroll. for = writ o.
habeas corpus. on these proceed
fngs the eape has been fought. Fleet
wood losing tn the superior court
and supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
A CHICAGO
COAL FAMINE
Serious Shortage In supply OF
tho Bituminous Product.

CHICAGO. oct. 20 - This city Is
facing a soft coal famine. and with
the famine Will come higher prlcru.
me Minern' and hoienaicrs Coal
Association met yesterday at the
ureat Northern ana discussed the
condition Of the hltuminouA coal
market That u 10 gloomy for the
consumer they we're all fires TO adj
init
one large Wholesale dealer said "
cold weather should come suddenly
now the dealers would be unable 10
furnish enough GOAL 10 supply even
the demands Of Chicago. At the emf
~ each day this dealer said that the
coal tn the city 10 all sold. and that
many loads are contracted for that
are not even mined and With No pros
peet Of delivery for lonE time Co
come
That the situation il critical 10 a.
mtttod hy all The matter has been
under careful conhiderati by the
various dealers for several weeks.
but no remedy has been discovered
to relieve ~
Chicago consumes between 1900
and isno cars u coal each day There
IL barely enough coal coming 10 o.
supply this need Hut the great
Northwest. the states - Mtnusanth.
Wisconsin. Michigan. Iowa and th"
northern part 90 itiinois depend 70
a great extern, on dealers 10 Chicago
for their coal supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
THE FIGHT ON
BRYAN DROPPED

COLUMBUS. o. oct. t1-Beriah
wilkins. editor Of tho Washington
Post. IL IN town He came west from
New York TO nee his old friend. John
r. Mclean. who also lives In Wash
inEton. Mr. wilkins ia q Gold Demo
crat. lie has been elassed as such
since the Chicago platform was
adopted. and a. the editor Of the
paper which he owns. hs has given
President Mckinley able support In
the past three years.
Mr. wilkins arrival here from the
east rather gives the impression
that he brought moral-=and perhaps.
nanclnl-support from the Gold
Democrats Of the East 10 Mclean.
Whether he did or not. Mr. wilkins
evidently intended to make his visit
profitable one and 80 he announced
that 10. h did. according 10 a
story which is going the rounds to-
day that the hEht against Will
liam Jennings Bryan has been aban-
doned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
WHAT DEWEYS
SWORD COST
Only $4,000 OF the Sum Voted
Expended for II.

wAsHINGToS. u. g. oct. 20 -
Admiral Drwcys sword. voted him
by congress. did not cost ten thous=
and doll1ra AZ popularity fuppuscd.
Congress appropriated 10000 for
the purchase uf n sword for Dewey
and bronze medals ts be given TO
every man IN Dewey's Meet Mt the
battle Of Manila Ray The amount
expended by the navy department on
the Dewey sword was 5000 The
other 1000 went to pay FOR the med
ais These medals we're designed hy
French, the eminent American seulp-
tor. and are very handsome, The
total number struck, on which tie
secretary Of the navy has received
returns from the bureau II navlgn-
ton. which had the matter IN hand
was 1893 II rs understood that q
few additional medals. not vet ac-
counted for by the bureau ~ npviRa-
tiun, have been ordered. II VIII be
seen that the cost Of these medals
was about t175 apiece
The New York Arm witch designed
and made the Dewey sword claims
TO have lost money on It. Some of
the lessor heroes 81 the recent war
have received Landowner aud more
costly swords than that voted to Al
mlral Dewey by congress-, but tho
honor that attaches 10 his sword
makes n invaluable Ia the sight ot
the admiral,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
CRITICISED BY,
CEN. MERRITT

WASHINGTON. y G. oct 90
The annual report % Major General
Wesley Merritt. commanding the de-
rartm~nt Of the East. hcadauart~rs
a. Governor island New York. was
made public at tho war department
today The report is a strong ar
alignment 81 the whole situation In
the artillery branch % the service
being particularly directed against
~ ordnance bureau and incidental.
Is the quartermaster's department.
The latter for failure to furnish what
Genera Merritt considers proper
quarters At artillery posts
General Merritt says that the fyt-
tenn On which the artillery IL organ
ned IL wrong IN that the artillery
men. who are held responsible Tor
the work to he done with tho guns
have no voice tn the making Or Sc
ierilnE % them. tN3r being left en-
tlrrly to the ordnance bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

fet. and nrat and second class
passengers can make ube uf them as
long a. they please. un payment. In
the car Itself Of an extra sum.
A correspondent In New Zealand
reports Il strange dislike 90 this metis
cal profession among tho working
rlanacH there They never appiy 20
a doctor gutu all other meaua have
failed. and then assume a hostile at
titudc. refusing "a give their rymp
toms and expecting the doctor 10 uni
out what IL the matter with them by
lookina a. them
The village Of Xachp bal. In the
province 81 Kannan. boasts of lady
blacksmith she rs named AEraeana
Namiruv, ana iH famous throughout
the country She succeeded her
father. and Is now So years 81 age
ana unmarried Her strength ls * .
trnordinary and rho frequently does
the heavy work which her male as
sistantH are incapable Of doing
New Workers do not take kindly TO
the proposition 60 pcrpetuat~ the
Dewey arch la marble The arch la
Of beautiful design and an imposing
creation. but, aH 81 viii enat iu the
hciE tberhpod af a million deilarH. in
round figures. e. duplicate u la mar
bic. the people who will Die called an
t. pay the biH turn thrIf backs an
the project n an arch could bc
constructed In impef shhhir stone by
talk alone New York would con
struct one q mills hiEh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
THE ROBBERS BODY
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED

CHICAGO. oct ao. The identity Of
tiae man who was killed September
- while attempting to rob the hank
~ Charles II. rsttsn IN raiRtne was
Established yesterday aS Or. william
l. Lewis. who disappeared the day
before from the Palmer house The
Identification was made by a brother
~ Lewis. and g. a. Partridge.
= Waukegan. adjutant general Of
tho department Of illinois q 4 n
Or Lewis was a graduate ~ two
medical colleges. lie was driven TO
his deed. IL is believed. by the ex-
eessive use ot morphine. He was "a
years old and lived most 81 his life
IN Wisconsin. He Travelled IN Alas
ka and the West. and his scholarship
and accomplishments made life easy
for lam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
The Text Struck Home.

This happened to the wife Of well
kn5N n merchant. who 10 rather con
Hpicuoua for lie devotion to the
church SIS Nlfe. dressing the re-.
cent Sunday morning. got into a
hhIrt waist that more than put Reu.
bsn's coat into the shaae She wa
gaHaeious Of the eol8f scheme. but
decided u ask her husband . and her
fathers opinion before wearing the
garment 10 church They agreed
aoar men-fhat che vas delightfully."-
dressed. Hut that she waist could
hardly he improved upon. - they
aent 20 church. the wife with secret
aaiaRiVtnEs witch as the ease turn
"a out we're well enough founded.
f1f they wsre no sooner seated Ia
Grace Episcopal church than the
REV pr wofthirF;on gave out the
text We viii r~ni. to reverend
gentleman raif. from the gospel 81
81 Matthew the sixteenth chapter
and eighth verse; To Wis; purpose
- this waste The good woms n
collapsed IN her rev and never enee
faised her head dnrins the remaining
portion ~ the services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
ALL SORTS

That lecturer used TO BE- a puEll-
lst' SO INV he II an erpounder
Instances ere known where the
pollen Of one tree have f~rtlIlxsd the
flowers ~ another Ave miles away.
During the last six years the value
of the property Of nineteen leading
Tho Church 81 San Francisco.
which was founded by Pizarrp a.
Lime. in i57s. was almost destroyed
~ Are recently.
The japanese government decided
some time ago 10 increase the price
II railway tickets by one-third The
result was a los- instead Of gain
In receipts.
she--WhAt a proud. naughty bear
Ing Mrs. Portsrly has She was born
to command He-Yes. indeed. Even
tho instructor on the golf links
treats her az an equal.
II IL stated that there are "nfy
scots 81 buddhism in Japan alone.
and that they have no reached their
furthest limits. and Buddhism 10 de-
stined 10 disappear from the face Of
the earth.
Tea IL cheaper than any water bot
tied BY actual measurement over
100 CUPS Of tea can he made from
every pound Of black tea, which at
the rate of 80 cents pound. would
give six cups for one cent
The natives Of Korea have devel-
oped a strong prejudice against the
operation OF electric cars IN their
country. owing 20 the fact that the
company allows women 10 ride In
the vehicles. This IL regarded by the
Koreans as y dangerous step toward
woman's rights
workmen hive begun to lay
foundations for Father A. v Witt
meyers new church Of the Holy
Ghost edifiee, East Twenty seventh
street. New York. n Will be tho FIRST
church In New York with billiard
and recreation rooms and q COM
plete gymnasium In the basement.
First-clnss railway carriages have
been abolished In Belgium. except
with trains from other countries.
Elegantly furnished parlor cars
have been substituted, with buf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20

plate presses. complete hook binding
establishment and large ncwepa-
per perfceting machine In this
building viii be the general head
quarters OF rendezvous for United
states publishers Here publishers
viii he made 60 feel al home amidst
familiar environments.
The publishers building belongs to
the department OF liberal arts. u
which A. $. capehart IL director. and
the building viii be under the charge
Of Charles ltarries Slmmn. assistant
director OF liberal arta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
TWENTY INJURED
IN A COLLISION

SYRACUSE. y. Y. oct - -Hy a
h~ad-au collision - iwe passenger
cars on to- sEracuFa. Ltkeri.ie and
Bal9wlnsville trolley Tine just before
noon today tWsnty persons were it,
lured. sresral = them seriously.
A nprthhuuud npvrlal car earryiuR
party - oscurnioulhtH was nun tn
20 by an iacominE car with only five
passengers. which WaH guink a. the
rat. 81 thirty miles an hour tn
cars uere telcar5pei for nearly haIf
their length. Charles tampke. n ~
porter for the Sew York Journal.
sho was visiting tn Syracuse. had
four ribs broken and may die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
SMITH GOES EAST.

pr Clarence A Smith vas given
a farewell banquet At the Rainier
club last evening Or smith is
leaving for New York. wh.re he will
accept a practice Tie was former
~ president 81 the society. vas at
one time city health ofneer. and Zoe
a ions time a member az the hoard nf
health Ne was also a member OF
the stan of tho seattle general hos
initial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
TO PURCHASE
THE HILLSIDE

The city Is goinx T. buy the hil-
side at Seventh and Ychler. and con.
vert " inta public park thus
place has cost Seattle lafks sums II
money On account % tee constant
slides Of earth every winter II viii
be graded. drained seeded r. srasS
and planted With trees. Ccntrmna.
ton suits against the present own.
era have already begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
OSCAR DOES NOT
FAVOR FLAG LAW

STOCKHOLM. Oct. 2O.-The Post
Tidninson publishes n protocol Of the
pros>sdines at q recent council Of
state during which King oscar de-
oiarsd that he regretted the resolu.
tien OF the Norwegian storthlnR IN
PRODUCING purely Norwegian nag.
in view % IN. fact that the emblem
of the union nag implied equal rights
for both Sweden and Norway As.
however. the resolution has been
passed three times, his majesty aaid
he could not refuse to sanction the
PRONUNCIATION OF the new flag law.
In accordance with the constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
A COMBINE IN
PARL0R CARS

CHICAGO. oct zn-tn rdnao'lia
ton - the Pullman aud Wagner pal
are car eampanitH Is amnuE the pos
hthiHUra Tho executive committee
- v hieh Bna~ft r. Lincoln is pfrHis
dent. would HFa G. carry out tss late
Gn1rEr 81 Pullman ptt Idea ~ rui-
ing the aieenIna ear euH'urfH 81 the
World Had ~ Pullman lived. be
would have achieved hlu ambition "a
a short time. fnr Aa wac iu the habit
OF earfylns aut cherished plane The
iul man directors are on good teens
with the Naudsrbllts and IT eourar
the decision tn the matter rests With
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
eioycis csmpsigners.

TOLEDO. o. oct - The mana
ssrs o. Mayor Jones non partisan
campaign today started large
numh.r ot bicycle ridert out over the
state 10 carry documents 10 rural
districts
The entire stats will ee covered In
this way. and the Jones people yin
distribute one million documents b.
election time. Nearly all ~ the BIZ
eycAAts are speaking az well. and
they wiii conduct meetings wherever
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-20
Want the Liberty Bell.

BOSTON. oct. 20.-This city wish
90 20 have the liberty bell brought
from Philadelphia to this city next
June. when the 125th anniversary or
the battle Of Bunker I'm Will be cell
obrated The board n aldermen have
passed n resolution requesting the
mayor 81 Boston 10 ask the mayor "
for permission 10 bring
the bell here for the celebration.