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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23
FELLED BY A BURGLAR.
A Resident OF Townsend Was Assaulted In
His own House.

Joseph A. Daniels, who resides at
Townsend, had an exciting experience
with burglar on. Thursday. 1t is sup
posed that door had been left UNI
locked and that the miscreant secured
admission by means of that door. Al
any rate he got in and Mr.. Daniels
heard him moving around.
Tho householder went down stairs to
investigate the noise, and while walk
ing through room was suddenly felled
by the burglar with a chair. Then the
intruder made his escape. So far as
Mr.. DAM els knows, nothing of value
was secured, but the thief had evil
IDENTIFY intended taking some clothing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Amesbury, Mass, March ia fire
which started in the Opera House here,
just before go o'clock this morning,
destroyed three of the largest business
caused damage to other property. The
loss is estimated at S250,0o0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Letters tcstamontary on tho estate Of
James S. Ashworth have been granted
to James S. Ashworth and Ulysses S.
.Ashworth, and letters OF administration
on the estate of George g. Woods have
been granted to Eta NJ. WOODS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Secretary Wigglesworth of the Board
of Health reports that there were 90
deaths 16 births and . marriages in
this city during the week ending at
noon Saturday while for the same period
last year there we're 30 deaths, ID
births and I marriages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Ground was broken Tuesday week for
the new edifice which is to take the
place of the old building of st,
Barnebas' Church, Marshallton, which
was burned on Christmas night.
Cameron IS Son of Newark, are the
contractors and the price is ~, 200.
The mason work is being done by
Capt. Andrew Williams of Greenbank.
The cornerstone will be laid next Tues
day at $50 O'Clock, p. M, and the
Rev. Il. K. Miller, the rector, hopes to
have Bishop Coleman, Archdeacon Hall
and the Rev. Messrs. Henry, Munson,
Dunlap and Hammond present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Toronto, Ont, March 16. James
Beatty, ex-Mayor and ex-member of
Parliament, is dead, from the effects
of a paralytic stroke which he suffered
six weeks ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Galveston, Texas, March 16.-A. II.
Wilt, late justice OF the Supreme
Court and an Congressman, died
suddenly at 1853 O'Clock, p. M, yes
terdaY Of heart failure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23

Addie NJ. Frame and Jesse e. Nc
Gowan, both OF New Castle county,
we're married at Mt. Pleasant Nj. =.
Parsonage, by the Rev. E. II. Derrick
son, last Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-23
|NY AT COUNCIL MEETING
Large Delegation of Firemen
Among the Spectators.
: SCORE STOOD SIX TO SIX
|tIe Nonsense Now and Then
Enjoyed by Councilmen.

NJ Weekly "scrap" of the City solons
Thurstay--Net Result: One Vacancy
haned and No Business Transacted
hand stand Plays. But No Applause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
THE RAILROADS
WILL Be RUSHED
Thousands Of Patriotic Citizens
viii Come to the Capital.
ARE ALREADY ARRIVING.
CITY WIN Have the Largest crowds
since the MIA Jubilee Finecn
Train. nefore 40 -. m.

Not since the great Jubilee have the
local railroads anticipated such an
enormous patronage 40 viii be accorded
thrm On tho morrow. when countless
thfongA viii assemble Ia utnh's gayiy
bodeckod capital aud do honor TO the
now famous Volunteers. in fact large
number have arrived already. At 1856
this morning the OREGON short Lane
brought up ~ citizens from Milford
ana intermediate points. This even
ing's trains on ali the roads brought
In immense crowds ON No q. RIO
Grande Western tonight from main line
points east OF Thistle, hundreds VIII
come About 500 ate expected from
cache Valley and points ul0nE the Ore
Run short Line tonight
Hut what will De- the situation to-
morrow morning. That iH Indeed dliil-
cult Co imagine. iiy DO "a, 200. ut lruHt
fully nftcen passenger trains, loaded
to the platforms. VIII arrive in this
city. These VIII Include specials.
railroad man said today that ovety
train would be- so lammcl that the
only places on them uuuDcuplrd would
d. Tho CuwaCutChurH ana smoke HiurhHi
The officials ~ The passenger ana uprr-
atIng departments hnNo been ana are
HtlIl uu ihH jump UpiiHDlluN hlfNhNa-
moutr Tor the safe and quick trans
purtutinu % the visitors.
An the passenger coaches uhtnlunhle
have been conferred here and VIII De-
sent Co the terminals from which the
specials viii be run.
a special ON the Western Will leave
Silver city ut 5.li re-, ms taking lu ull
the principal towns uu the lime ana nr-
rive here ut g.l5 o.. m. a special VIII
leave ogden ut 300 r.. M. arriving hero
nt 1865 a. m. The one from bingham
viii leave there Rt t.t5 70, on. and reach
here at 1900 20, m. From Park city the
special viii leave ut $50 I'd, m. and get
here nt $500 u, m.
4 Handsomely decorated train will
leave here ut o'clock boz The morning
ON tho short lIuH. 600 which will De
Governor Wells and stan ana the gcn-
crnl public. This train viii roach pE-
den - $50 o.. m, and will bring tho
boys down CO. this city, For the ace
cpmmoduti0u ~ visitors re- special VIII
leave ogden five minutes lu HINH.se ot
the volunteer train. The Short Lime
announces that Boz view uf che rocnp-
! tiun. tickets Tor tho excursion 90 u1rth-
Urn points VIII De- sold uu sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
WAS AFRAID OF THE JEWS.
Reason Given FOR he Sudden De-ih Of Col.
Lobe.
Was u Heart Disease or soiI-uurdort
Had charge OF Gen d'armcs
ut Itennes.

New York. Aug, ia dispatch TO the
World from Rcnnes says. Lieut.. Col.
Lobe, Who has been IN charge 81 the
mounted gen d'amcs doing duty about
the court martial. died suddenly Thurs.
day
The Wnti-Drcyfusltos openly charge
prcyfusites with being responsible for
hIH death.
The local newspapers In their ac-
counts OF IL print In biz headlines:
Another victim Of the Drcyfusltes'
venom"
It Is rumorcd that Col. Lobe blow
out his brains because OF attacks IN
tho newspapers friendly 10 NJ. Labor
since tho shooting OF the latter.
Another story is that death was due
10 heart disease, Il Is practically i'm
possible 60 get at tho truth.
Al military headquarters II h We
h'menuy denied that Lobe committed
suicide,
col, Lobe had been one OF tho most
conspicuous percentages on the scene
since the beginning OF the trial
A. tho time OF the assault on NJ
Labor he led tho first platoon do
llehtl 90 maintain order on Richmond
bridge. the scene OF the shooting.
There he was somewhat abrupt In
handling the friends OF tho wounded
lawyer who sought 20 get near him.
Ills conduct under the painful circum-
stances was severely commented up
on Cot Lobe took these attacks 10
heart and grew despondcnt to such a
degree that his health was affected
thursday, during the sitting of the
court martial, he was Obliged 20 leave
tho room, saying that he was too ~ to
remain until the close OF the session
Two hours later news Of his death
leaked out.
What serves TO give an air Of mys-
tory 90 the happening was the conflict
Ing statements about the cause Of
death
Two men who knew Lobe Intimately
said thUy noticed that his mind wna
gradually being unbalanced by listen
ing TO the debates at the Dreyfus
trial,
Two days ago they declared he said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

EscrythinE rromises success Tor the Work
OF Raising the Money Required.


of Raising the Money Required.
The ways aud means committee h.
10 meet with the railway committee Tor
tho purpose Of determining some points
remaining Co. b. settled before starting
tho subscription Tor bringing lu the
main line.
The entire project ls 90 nna shape.
and MEMBERS ~ both committees feet
greatly encouraged. From the tone ~
statements made Co thorn they expect
the subscription 10 pile up rapidly and
hope Go hu able Co.. announce very soon
that the money has been raised. 10 IN
probable that the committee win be-
able 20 announce after tuiuy'H meeting
Just when the solicitors VIII start out
This rs likely 90 be within two or three
Colonel Lowton. head NJ the Short
Line survey party returned Sunday
from salt Lake ana went out 90 his
camp. II o. understood some additional
surveying d. being done. hut just how
long n VIII take D. not known, But this
viii not delay the work Df the Boise
committee. which VIII proceed on the
Information now ln lts possession.
W. n. Hepburn was asked last eyeu-
lug Tor ON expression NJ opinion toe
speeding the probable benefit 90 Boise
OF having tho main line brought ln. 10
tNlut nfiUr moment NNNhUrNiIunt u
was his Judgment that 10 tho uUpula-
ton Do now 5000. lt viii De 1900 iu
three years after the main line comes
lu ana $1,000 lu i've years. Ito agreed
with the statement that tho value of
property would Dee enhanced 30 per cent
the day the absorption was completed
Mr.. Hepburn has Ind wide uppUrtuu.
lty 10 post himself ON the possibilities
OF Boise when given those Increased ia
rIlIflfH uUu ha has ma Meditation In
stating the benefits will Boz very great
and that the city win take vorltuhle
bound forward me- soon as tho outside
public realizes that q ls takon on tho
dead end N q stub and placed ON nm
artery ~ commerce Boise Statesman.
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AT THE RESORTS.

Tho Mutual Improvement uHaocia-
tluns OF this city and "a number from
ogden gathered nt slltalr yesterday.
making u host OF about 5000 people.
All alcoholic liquors We're conaplcuous
FOR their absence. and the soda and
the drinks. The committee. who sue
Cofsfully engineered the unnlr were
n. W Sloan. Richard 70. Lyman. Loul1
o. Wells. Harry Mathews. Mrs, Nellie
g.. Taylor Mrs Mary h. Irvine. Miss
Marie Johnson and Miss Ray Grant
thristpuHen's orchestra and lirlu'H
band kept the crowd from suffering
with inertia, Coupons were given To-
uIl present 90 write tho ward they were
from that Il may be- determined which
ward WAS entitled Co che prizes Tor hoy-
lur tho largest delegation present The
first prize 90 So was given 20 tho III.
tuuuth ward. The SECOND prize of $50
Co the Nineteenth. TuNlursville received
the Third prize ~ SO, the fourth prise,
and tho Thirteenth came In for the
hfth prize OF 50.
pearrot Camp 400. Woodmcn of the
World. had fiesta day nt culder's yes.
tsrday. About 500 people were at tho
park, and "a general good tlmc was had,
The most interesting feature Of the day.
among tho field sports, WIS n ladies'
uunrtvr-mllr boat race, Cor which there
were two entries, Mrs Lizzie nielsen
and Miss Emma Lester. Both Indies
svInCpi exceptional skill IN Wunlpullt-
iug the oars. Mrs Nlgsrn won by
ftw feet and received tho pHZe-a pair
~ ladies' rowing gloves The other
events wcro uH folluws' Mons rowing
race. Oup.uuurtcrsWllc, won by j, Sny-
der. prize. pair mems rowing gloves,
I.|.N#..H..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
DrsEREr EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST is, 1890

children. were given on excursion 20
Lagoon yesterday by Che Kindness %
Simon Hambergor and the Young La
dies Aid society. one hundred tickets
TO Lagoon and return free u charge
were generously given 90 the yuunF
ladies Of the old society 90 distribute"
among the worthy poor Care was TAX
en- TO include ns many children a.
possible. a committee from The ala
society. conaistIug of Miss AIN Miss
Park and Miss cutchl0w. was there
dispensing fruit among the guests
lunches were furnished by Mrs. Ed
mund wilkes. The day was big ono
for the children na wcll m The older
folks. such bauey0loncrs Gre never
forgotten by those whose lives are spent
In toll and privation.
The employees Of the shoe department
OF the Il. G.. NJ. T. wendell their way 20
Lagoon at 1880 q, m today An - client
prurrnm has bnvn or cared hy N.ln'y
lillian and George NrAlister. There
will be ten-mIis r0Al race with an -
0rd-r FOR shoes ns time prize, sweat
or aH nrHi prize and % pair NJ shoes
second prize. A baseball game ana
relay race between stlra hands and fac
tory hands viii Boz two other features
or tho field sports Such diversions nA
an rEg and spoon race and bean
guessing contest will be INDUCED IN by
tho Ladies'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

buy anything, even diamonds. n Of
Tered 20 him. The aye uf the paraon,
cut no figure with him and be had
never refused to buy anything offered,
provided the price vas alright Jacob.
aon told his story with franknoas and
concluded with the statement that
while he had NO Interest In the JUNK
business outside ~ his daily wage u
g75. atul be had MS employer, Rob
erts', interests Ht heart.
This afternoon Judge Timmony in
giving sentence said; owing 10 the
fact that you are simply an cmploye
aud your position depends on your tax.
Ing everything that comes along, /
shall simply impose q light sentence In
order that YOU may be more careful
IN future. so or ten days In the coun-
~ fail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

\ ahcr.Us deed was filed with the
county recorder today conveying 10
John II. white, agent. tho following
described pruperty' Block 80, OF Kinney
a GourlUy's Improved city plat also
lots I and In block 1 West Drive sub
division, for the sum OF 5000. The
property was sold 10 Mr.. White ut
foreclosure sale, wherein the Wells and
Fargo was plaintiff and tho Salt Lake
Soap company defendant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

The city employees received their pay
today Treasurer Morris paid out in all
the sum ot y5,jtt.l),
Superintendent Culnc today received
the invoice Tor tweuty-fpur water
meters ordered "a few weeks ago. There
are three more yet 10 come,
Tho members OF the Veteran Flro-
mems association are requested 10 be-
NJ their hall Saturday morning nt N
o'clock sharp, fully equipped 20 turn
out IN the parade. All old volunteer
nremyn AFRO urged to Join In. H. r.
Hardy secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
BOUGHT STOLEN GOODS.
Renhnrd jacobson Gets u Nominal
Fine This Afternoon.

Rclnhard jacobson. who o. employed
by Fred Roberts. tho junk dealer. was
yesterday found guilty OF buying stolen
property and sentenced By Judge Tim
mony today
The prosecution was The outcome OF
a raid ON junkmen generally. who 1rs
IN the habit Of buying goods from
Hmnll boys ana asking mo- questions.
n and 40 years NJ ngc respectively. te4.
tlngd that they had stolen thlrty-eipht
pounds " sash pullpys f,um no him-
hor yard OF William Llugton ana Toid
them 90 the defendant FOR tho stupond.
GUS sum OF 10 cents,
During the cross examination Of the
defendant, he admitted that he would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
PRISONERS ARRAIGNED.
Bedrock Is Not. Included in the Num-
ber.

Judge Norrel will hold court Mon
day. when number Of prisoners viii
b. arraigncd on various charges. As
sIstnnt County Attorney Hay Naucott
b. authority FOR the statement that
John 10. uonbrook. the slayer of Bur.
ton g. Norris VIII not De included In
tho ust. II ls not altogether improbn.
bile. however. that i3Onhruoke will be
urrHlrund one dHY next wcok CLERK
Meloy is busy preparing the september
docket which will embrace "a large
number of cases. some of them i've
and six years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract ~ nle IN County Recorders
office. salt Lake city. Utah. August n.
1889.
g. u. Pence IN Anna 4. slnodokHs
warranty deed. iUN5 rods north
west from southeast corner lot 1,
block n. plat F.. ...... ......G 1
q. II. Pence 90 Mary J, Cecil war
rluty deed. 1915 rods northeast
from southwest corner lot I,
block ~, plat Fec, ,.,.,. .,,... 1
George kraslur II nl Co j. ~. Leu,
warranty deed, Dot 80. block g.
liclth.a subdivision block 40.
plat c.. ........ .... ,....,,..., as
Anna 70. Senior 90 j. a. Brown,
warranty deed, lots 40 TO ~,
Miles q iiamilton's addition .. 900
Mary Wurgiug 90 Rosa n. Brown,
warranty deed. lots II and i2,
block g Liberty Park plat b., 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Aud IN ncr1rlAucr with tho law aud a.
order ~ tho lunrd NJ dirVrtnrs, made IN w
an duy ~ July, isga. 70 many shntus " rhci
parcel Of stock ~ may be necessary MlltgY
sold ut tho -crrutary's uifcr, Room 9lo Ng
Curnick block SAT- Lake CITY wan
Monday, the TN day NJ september OF
o'flurk nm, 20 pay delinquent us7oaanHtl
togethor with tho cost ~ advertising ana
expense OF salo ", D. OLSON,
Secretary,
Rooms li6.al5 Mccormick Biock,
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Tho rallroaders will celebrate tomor-
row,
General Freight Agent Chott NJ the
Union Pacific left Tor Omaha last ovou-
Ing.
The Oregon Short Line will run ne
northern outing excursion Sunday In
stead NJ tomorrow.
President Hamburger of the salt Lake
and ogden stated today that work
would be commenced on the extension
towards KnyHylllc Just o. soon as tho
resort season closes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
IbIIgIp.

KUHRE,-At Sandy, Salt Lake CO..
Aug. H., 1893. Ella daughter OF W. h.
and Alice Drown Kuhrc, OF Whooplug
cough aged 10 months,
Funeral services will be held me- the
residence. Confer street, Sandy city, on
sunday, Aug. 20. ut u o'clock M.
Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
SHERIFF REcOyERs A BLASkEr.

Deputy sheriff lin Harries has re-
covered o. largo Navajo blanket h.long-
ING Co Or. phppa u Tooelo city The
doctor had tho article stolen from Die
buggy last January. II d. supposed "
have been taken hy o man named Saw
YET who recently lgft the city for parts
uuAm.L.m-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Vlco President and General Manager
bancroft chief Engineer o'Melvcuy.
and city Ticket Agent Mason OF the
Oregon Short Line have returned from
their business and pleasure trip Co Dau-
yor and chicago. MCssfs Bancroft aud
O'Mnlyouy are now on the busy list
opening mail Tho nature OF their busl-
ness transactions In the Windy city H
not revealed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Marriage licenses were issued today
20 Alfred plow,a. 90, and Julia y.
schuttler. 90 both of pitkin. Colorado.
and George H Phillips. iG. and Mag
Gle Common. 3G of Telluride. Colo. Both
couples were married BY Deputy Clerk
Iiulr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
WIFE BEATER SENTENCED.
Two Cases Of Connublal Misits In the
Police Court this Afternoon.

Judge Tlmmony reviewed two cases
Of what no termed counublal 'ml,nts'
In the police court this afternoon. The
complaints were 90 both cases sworn
out by abused wives against their re-
spcctlvc lords ana masters. one was a
colorod swain, the other against "a de-
Gently dressed white man,
The colurrd man was discharged.
while his white brother got twenty-five
days.
Harry rr1wbHdgc, who halls from
Denver was accused by hla wife. who
works In down town dry goods store.
N striking hia go0d-nuturvd better
half three times and twisting her arms,
upon the street at n y. m. Wednesday
night The couple were married la the
queen city and soon afterwards the
husband began "a career OF dissipation.
To rid hurHrlf Of hvr husband Mira,
Trow bridge UumO Co Salt Lake and uh-
tuiucd position in dry goods store.
TrlwhrldFs followed her 90 this city
and continued 90 peUyguts hor 90 tho
extent that she has several times
sought police protection, His actions
ON "Wednesday night were the signal
Tor her To swear out "a complaint
/ Tho defendant asked 10 b. sworn,
then no stated that be had followed
hgr to this city and had tried IN make
up with her, but" hc added, when |
got out OF this 1 viii get some money
aud 10 home" ur vmphutlcnlly de-
nicd having struck hIa wife at any time.
"is u not true asked the prosecutor
that you are iu the habit " getting
drunk and following your wife ON the
street,
"Oh. the troubles 1 have would make
most anyone drink sometimes"
Judge Tlmmouy said that this was
"a case Tor Judge nIlrs," ~ have a
supreme contempt for "a man Who
strikes % woman, moro go Tor man
who beats his wife; $50 or twenty-five
days"
After Trowbrldgc vas taken to his
coli hiH vito went into the jan and had
an interview with HIM the outcome be-
Ing that h. promised Co leave town ua
soon aH De But out
Jim Mcpherson. "a culUrrd gentleman
armed with Cd cigar, white hat. tlp, vest
and pair M tan shoes polished 10 u
degree that fairly made the humble OBJ
server blink, pleaded mot guilty 90 the
charge ~ NagiuneE preferred against
him hy hlH wife.
Mrs McphcrHou, rcsplondout IN "a
scarlet waist like unto british grcnu-
Ular together with q horticultural DIS
play iu nor hat took the witness ltnnd.
what does your husband do3' qucr-
lud Prosecutor piehl.
lie abuses me-"
NO, | mean what does he do Tor u
lNuEe'
"Oh. he works at Kitty Hiclss's"
Then followed considerable palnvcr
suprrIuducoi hy reading the ordinances
governing ylErHugy Finally the dee
iuudunt was discharged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following are todays ore and bullion
receipts aH reported by the Institutions
below Indicated;
BAMBERGER q M'MILLAN.
bullion, 90 "'. ..',..,',, ..,',,fls.225
MCCORMICK q co.
Silver ana lead ores. 81. ..,..,..ig.7OO
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Aug. ~. 1899.
Tud1y'H cloarinrs. o. o.. o.. ..i2sGOsg.sg
Same day lHHt year. o. ..... 22s. s5s.lG
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To MEET THE VOLUNTEERS


Special trains Via oregon Short Linz
az ana Z o.. M, returning nh0id =
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W pa, ~
"0"ff sAGA-.saCIisTS~
222 and 224 MAIN ST..

Il was hopeless 60 struggle arair., ,,.
Jews, who now have the upr.r NM
and viii avengc the race on 'aII ..t
officers OF the army"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
TO MEET THE VOLUNTEERS


Al OupIN SATURDAY.
Special trains via oregon Short tIra
nt and Z ". ms returning ahead .
the volunteers, Round trip only N0
n. q. W. employees. Lagoon, Saturday.
Aug. 10. $500 IN prizes.
INKS"
by gallon, quart or pint. FOR office US.
News. books, stationery legal blanks
T. ., ItAMMEt,
81 West Second South Street.
Tho moving pictures At saltalr cyery
evening, free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
TO MEET'THE VOLUNTEERS


Vt OGDEN NAllhnAAs
Special trains via Oregon Short Line
nt q and 7 %. M, returning ahead n
tho volunteers Round trip only 81 o.
Baseball. Lagoon. Saturday. Aug. -
n. q. W. W ogden. f.i5 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

Ktua Mining and Milling Company Io,l.
ton and principal place " hlsIuras
SAT- Lake city, state 10 ltAA
NOTICE There are dolinuuuut upIu tlf
fnlioging described stock, uu account y
assessment Nn 4. ~ = cent pcr Share IHGlH.
amounts Hpt opposite the nance uf he
respective shnrphnldpfa. as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

For an trains NJ Saturday August 10Th
the Rio Grando Western rs. WII MAXI
rate fi.00 salt Lake city 10 ogden ana
return. Trains depart ot 900 a. m.,
1880 noon. g:Oj D. M.
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TO MEET THE VOLUNTEERS


Special trains via Oregon Short lin,
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