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POWER OF RUN IN POLITICS.

Under thIH caption 90 Sew York cor.
r". pendent Ul IHH IiLIHNNis i.t zoe
lsl.. nu interview aH.0n uU tIH Iih %
SOW NurE HIIHUu...U.s If" H..uu1-
Hl litilc hit af o. l"W var % Cow
"UHfH Iau q tnfL uI hInH"rsNu uhlut
ih political 1uuIl...H. ln which h.t
brother woe m.NIHE frlrit a. Oar
Ha known De- htl BOO regular uNeupa
lion. hut cuutuvDl 200 pick up 20 Twins
through hls connection with politics
Recently thIa correspondent saw him
#tludIng iu front of d g1geIug-luokug
allcon. and hiH 'aay attitude. e"gl
clothes, rulnN fIH. luI diamond pln
bowed him 90 %. Zoo the enjoyment of
1000 unuHual degrrr nf pfufpsrity
Tine c0uoH puulvut thUn relates how
thr H1i0uulat prrHatI him Co enter hln
place of huHiu,rH. duCllrugi
"tvc got o. good stand horo ana cN-
ncct 60 be- in politics before long. In
fuCt. I could have had q nomination
thl1 year NJ I had wanted IT,
Thp corr. spoudeHi entered. and uron
taking O. ruryry nt the stock was
ustunlHhri lt the ClnIpnUHs Uf the
N1rrs and began 90 caHt about Tor some
excuse Cor dUlIluIur thc hospitality NJ
tir proprietor Upon hglur lrHufcd.
however. that be- would not hg asked
I1 plrtlkc or The atun ou exhibition be-
experienced % sense of re'irl The rfo-
puIoi1r ihou Informed him mat boo nod
q private supply fpm which Doc rervct
hia riends aun0urelugi
IA ian't the Htun Z aHll over the barr
And what Kind on Htun iu you Hcll
over the bar" asked the correspondent
"nud do sou make any money out ~ 10
ai such low priocuF Here was HE
Make money! why. there Ia more
money in scent whisky than there 10
boz no. Tho hufnH that come ln here
would rather drink Vnnt my hnrtfulgra
atfyc thtm than The best brand you
can got az pcimonicnr, They like y
because 10 buns an the way down, and
what's mUro ~ doesn't cost me quite
..Now Iil tail you something about
the inside uf thn gIu uiIll business 30 f1r
as thls uclghharhoo1 o. concerned. I
make all my Hlun nrht hero ln ms Own
caIiat Tho chief ingredient Do wood
alcohol. which D.. as you Mons very
cheap. but Be tAkoH nn arilat 20 blond
It properly Win other .hlnf which one
Coz The competition ~ rum WhlHk1
or brandy understand thHt hl,udug
lud THAT'S tuN raas1u aW .u 'hr nuF.-
nesa Every two 1r three days ] $50
.IuUuatHIIH and shut myself 900 fIr tWl
.r iff0e houra. aud during ihrt limo J
make snma OF the bUst Iuuuu ever
sold lu NoV Nogk lt that pricr.'
Aftgr ref0rrIrE PECULIARLY 40 the inn-
rrr OF unr uu1eoustume0 90 hls Nonom-
luH IeougiIHnu end tu Che fact that hlH
patrons gluli drink them with evident
relish. tHIH IHhllcll nHplr1nt lur poe
UIoH huHnH tl concludes
"Ylu Iuat uIIl until most full and 10
show sou what can in with thH
UHrlnr hnurr vote On thls district
HHvtu'f hs.n born and brought up Iu
ihe FlUrth wand fot nothing nui when
SOU ulf about rum power YOU iuls
fu ~ MAN who knows more about 10
IMAM 900 those fohnIars uul temperance
IHutut,IH and WuFwu up' put t1gH lhrt
Uum I Ono Hrongofj ihlHs th.le Is DOB
fhu tilt TODAY. lll ih.fc o. uuthiis iu-
uI..Ihla Go hr politician Who knows
how t,.vurk % f1r $40 % 10 worth
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EXPERIENCE WITH A BEAR,
A Casslo County Mans Battle With
Savage Grizzly,

While IN oakley on the return from
his recent hunting trip a. II. Van der
Nlios saw o man az the hotel named
Shaw who was Just recovering from
an experience with grgzly which he
would not caro- to repeat says tho og-
den Standard,
Shaw was O Hhcophordgr nnd with
his brother was out with tho HhDUg.
He was rounding up the Sheep ono day
and had Hout hH dogs into "a bunch
OF timber TO bring out come that wore
acailgrcl through the forest Instead
OF bringing out some Array Ehoop tho
dogs came out OF the umbur un tle
run closely followed by rflE1iy boar
Tho dogs ran to their master Tor nro-
lection and the bear followed When
within % short distance Of Mr. Shaw
tho bear stopped and wiHel mp uu hIH
hAunChuH. Mr.. shaw who had Il riut
lu BILE hand took a shot ut tho hHuHt
and brilu made u break fnr him. Thr
next she'll stuck ANA hiI Shaw soon
found himself ln tho htlr'H embrace.
Ito Wun borug 90 The ground and tccly-
ei an ugly Bite Dog Che shoulder
himself of the ola story Tint ID hear
would not attack % dond man. and
taking Che only chance that was loft
him tVirued tl De- dcul. Tho boar bin
him IN The neck and ngHln in the RIBS.
MI rhhM newer UlNNNtN. llTulu next
tried a bite ON the nip aud iu tlflnr II
HE teeth went through thc nesh aud
slipped on the bone with aunp that
made shaw finch
That set the bear wild mud he bogan
systcmauc chewing of tho man.
hruin chcwod up Shave uTht eide
from the knee 90 tho head and DURING
the whole proceeding Mr. shaw iay az
n dead. Never the twiteh of muscle
nor yell, or other H'Hu OF NO and
finally whom the bear htl nnlahel. d,
rolled him over couple ~ tmca
emellod of him and finally turned aWnt
ana LETT Shave hruthgr had wltn,aaed
the whole pfQreDdlug from n dlH.
tauco; but being unHrmpl dared NOT
interfere After tho bear lot he wont
~ eApeeuug tu lnd h,a brother dead
FINDING him nllvo but unable 20 walk
he carried him on hiF htck 90 oamf
ana ha'Ned him into Oakley UAluv hll
Nouhur "rrr drcsggd and whore hu $3.50.
just recovering WHOM seen hy Mr. Var
der Nllra ana party, and where ho alrl
told ms story 10 Sam UnlNofson. /
traveller for tho u O.. ~.
Van der Vliea and party Loaf foui
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ASHTON IN 4 NEW ROLE.


From "a reliable source q wae learned
today that about $3.50 yesterday after.
noon Brig Ashton, principal of che
rwcnly-ninth school dmuiot George
Erncst Homnoy man1ser Of The Pacific
Lumber company. Henry Morunscn.
contractor and John o. nallnntyna.
hool;rtpgrhecgmo Involved ln "A woray
war ending in "acr1p," Ashton, 90 use
the words " a spectator coming out
ON top"
Tho trouble. Il IS said. occurred az the
Pacific Lumber Company place ~
husluoao.on Twelfth south and Eleventh
East streets. MesHrs. ltomncy. Norton
fJn ana uallautyue were seated ln the
office no tho hour named. when loo
walled Ashton. lie called the maine
usora attention Go % bin Shot bad l.un
pfeaentgd him hy the lumh o. company "a
collector, claiming q had boon paid. llo
ula1. % la said told the wIuaE.r NOT Goo
1oud amy more collectors tu Che tl %.
dunnluF him, 90 Doc dii NOT propose 90
Doc put 100 the llght of q "dDad beat" be-
a dinputt. IL Is said. thon nruao over
the alleged account, IA which 10 apoms
AN parties took a hand.
ANNINN No. NNlN 100 NNNf NNl"N NNn NIH
rnctora ~ tho Pacific Lumber company
ga aet of thieves and robbers" THO
manager ordered iirlg uut ~ tho ufnce
iiig said hc wouldn't ro. Mortaulan
threatened no. put him nut Watch OIlfyI
Ashton 20 say 20 don't hive tl 500 out.
! can give sou ihuo your medicine
rlEht heio.' liuN1uiguo and Morton
son, o. 70 said thnu caught hold VI
AahtOn flr tho purpose of rl.runs him
During th1 .ruHlH tnHt ausuad Ashton
"a reported t1 have elurht M0r.uaau
hY the throat nearly Choking the
wind out Of him" Ashton vua finally
prevailed uruu tp l.t 900 hn hold. ana
Don thr office lt " pil HuHIug the
WHuHEHment not n HUnd hm Hut more
/ hlls Hlsa ilnrc would ruuuU.l Oh hose
UNuyH.
$50 ARRESTS Wlr1 made. although Cone
stable smant 10 Sugar ward uI Suaun
flowcnl We're talophol.d Tor
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chief Hilton has returned from nt-
toullnr court ut Nophl iie reports
the Little ChicnRu" o. Doe ovcrrun with
visitors tu the oNtunt TINT tccummola-
ton Tor strangers DO hard to- obtain.
Dr. Robert W. Fisher called nt police
headquarters thlf morning and r'-
queHtod tns arrest Of HnWD youuHatrfH,
nnmea uuknuWu. Cor HturilnE bon Ores
cl0ae 90 hlH fence ut 400 east Second
South liU also accuses thOm ui uuius
harding hlH dumiCllr with rocks tie
was referred to Prosecutor IUIhL
Mrs Kolccy OF 1888 south THIRD Elst
tciephonod into the police station thla
morning that her little thrDusNOnrs0ll
boy ana rlfl had Htrlyod from home
ana could not be- found.
The police ore putting On extra time
today on account % Tho election. The
ulFht shift worked until eleven n. 800.
when double ahiftH were IN order
Two boys stepped on the blind hig-
gaze of routhhOuni passenger train
ut iho Orcrun snort Line depot last
Might Tho yuurnHters We're immrlI-
ttpiy roi.arld hv Oniocr Gillespie. They
rave tho nnmos of Johnnie Hanson and
Clarence Lowe. nHed 10 and ~ yclrt
respectively, and fHid thut they had
lrft thoIf holmes no ogden bent com sea-
uE tha world The h1ss were promptly
H.lf rHndinw fhH action OF chief In-
voup1ri nf Ogden The b1yH were sub
HHuHnNF cont back Co thelr hume1 on
todHyH D. O'Clock train.
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INNS AND WEEDs.

The persistent HEiatlon of the pre-
talyati0H OF h.rl Ife has h1l itl effect
y ahIou hur boon compelled Go leave
thn WiuTs W birds on the hats or Ia-
dice, nni th.Ha Or "a very much glattar
uarnrd f0r the livas 1f birds chan there
once vas. sun. the boy with the shot
sun ls nhroul in the hand, aud the man
who herrulEea hH fs1thored fr.cnds q
laid down aH q rule, that has frw ,vcop-
uouH. that an birds are tho frlendu u
the farmer The seed-eatlnF birds, for
lratuno1, destroy Immense quantities. OF
weed ggriu during the fan ana wlntor.
over nfiy different birdie arc weed De-
Htfoycr. and they ura partial 10 tho
fccda VI more than sixty weeds. which
they eagerly seek, Even the bIackblrd,
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ifs sfsnt drtul,loa u any paper bet
Dtfu nd he sosL Book opsn TO q
liuk
fls following ngus tiys ne numhs
lftscmLhalb Nor printed on the III
cab ueniA AJAX, u, riPn ,hsnssd hand
!inury l. lsgll
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POLICE NEWS.

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sENTENCG SUsPENDED.
Arthur Natson, au lneowlglblc. before
Judge Cherry To-day.


Atlhur MHtHnn. NiieHn-ycar-oi4 hol,
arrested along with while Davis aHd
Prank Fouir.r op tba etnrra OF ueiu
-. Nv, 4i',.t.. ...,,.t
''i',"S' ana h'li q" 'n' "l.'i''' '""''
hy Police Justice Timmouy Goo Hhp"
cause Uhv b. aruuII mot Us committed
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

A i,,r h.t, -
an sos1h ~ ''a ,,s'4 cog tcll in
sme..s ~ 'il ,.,ittl To-Day ana
f8ra no. s' .''l ,'',uel lrlg.tilons
tory away 70 Nhe CT,
lhe state Historical noclefv
l,,,a o. ne r9uth end " tho
I'd sri l@D n Fa ~, large iron lei
M dan aBs b,,i,s....-. s9.iiii,illpingru
aar,ei iant ,, Hs,.p'' OF lllH Wen
''' ~
the brigham Young Monument
sAiallon have shipped 10 M Ia,
iqnnArl hrnnzc Companv Nsu. n
~, ~. 'lay model. Of the Indian ana I
fnlsh the p,s sagn sasi N bronze,
'F'Nf' monument,
"a. w Jubilee floats, that have adol
w VIZ entrance 10 the Exposi
..gahaA afc being demollshed
WIN he Han of Relies iatelv rem
% nakg room Tor our nm hni,ii,,''ii,, '
,hf last dying echoes of tbs v er'a,
'iag'on.
Army & making arrap N Uls saiya
a Ihanksglvlnr dlnnsr y, ''''' l, 70
~ people. also to m,ts a''l'
u1l q clothing on the ann an
W. ana Mrs.. Crawford Nh, IN q
!, feesive donations Of clothlar ss
= contributions 10 The dinner sgnt
ncnver ~, "a. '"'''
capi w 9Slsss2u ,,it.,,. yesterday 4
l9ily men q Ne N,Ih nlb s5yI '9s 'rogl
huashqea, saying thit ' SrS.r al
pfssal'lng on M bort, g'D'a M, y ~
uill femfln Now NJ eiuyl. Inc o.
Al signs n ,ronii.. ~ w.. however %
up.s '-'' uaappe're
Rsa aia RECOMMENDATION o, Chair
,'i,'il q ne board Of COMMIT,
s,aih co,,t ,9lay Ar c. Hammer
Mite N ,sl was ogdeud 1.
s ss'1s ssd His s 5o means q support WI
lsmsn have 5esai ' maSs ~ several 1,1
~, 10 ne asylum but Witbsgt'
~ ''I''l'
EA stelns, n...
had tls herse s VIZ ,lyea az 70 r str
Ninth south ma AZ ~, Dlsgy taken q
5sy night /, M Ws. w ,s,. ,remple Sat
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APpEALCAsE DISMISSED.

The case on appeal NJ W. T.. o'Mearu
vs T.. j. DAILY CAME up before Judge
Cherry today ou q motion 10 dismiss.
The appeal was dismissed ON tho
rr1und that tho sana had not boon
nkau Zoo umo. lu thr lower court
uMenu received Judgment FOR So. on
70 note. when Daily appealed. Tho 1lH-
ml HslNr oi tho appeal hy JudEc Cherry
practically nnirnr tho Judgment OF the
Justices court.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Lieutenant John H. wholley OF the
Twenty-fourth Infantry has beon APP
pointed major Of the Forty-nrst volnn-
tcen Infantry ana has been ordered 10
Join his command.
a number Of chnngoa were made IN
tho Insurance agency OF Tober ]. Grant
and company today. Mr.. ~. II. Pierce
the former manager, resigned, sever
Ing his connection with the company
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Special per pworct telegraph
Mauu. Utah Nov The election 10
g'ire uu quietly to-day though many
people are out a. . q. ~. about 40
per cent of the cicctora had cas-, their
halloia Both parties soon conndent
90 winning
Tho Democrats admit that they are
IN The minority. but thoy expect thlt
Republican d'ssenslon viii give them
O majority of the Offices
The weather ~ most ieilghHul
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AGRICULTURAL PROGRESS.
Need of Education on Farm Lines the
Principal Drawback 10 Success.

iu nn able address before the nine
lgouth annual meeting ~ the Farmers
NATIONAL conEfofa held oct D. 1888. ln
ftnu'i hall Boston. lta president cN-
Governor vs.. ID, lioIfd OF Wisconsin. in
reioirneH Co progress in the agriculture
al conditions 90 the country. said IN
pBrt.
The principal drawback ana hind.
rance 20 agricultural thought. profit
Hud nruEtUsH, ls H lack of union and
fynrlthy between acleutinc theory and
thv everyday pfuct.c. 90 tho farm. Al
y't thntr De- a Wide Fulf between the
teacher 10 agricultural rcionce ind the
working farmer and our farmers are
especially lacking in appreciation uf thH
great value iu them Uf tho sclonfiur
ltachet uumcntH study uf tho
nitu1ilnn VIII dIfclUrr % reason Cor ihIH.
Toe Hrm.i knows ium hard experience
what h' luuws. llO hlH worked IL out
with hls hlndH. ne may nod have used
hI1 mind lH be- 0urht may not have
.Hpu what scleuco has 90 give him. but
Do la because hH hoe had but little time
10 leave hand work Tor brain work.
LACK OF CONFIDENCE.
nut beyond THE ~ lack Of aurcne.a
40 his MIND uf the truth 90 what the
agricultural toachrr Dr. saving. fIe liz
not rurc that The facts which environ
him are thn came ua those which sur.
found the teacher liis lsolntlon on the
farm cuWpolH him 90 hc independent
ana galt-rv'lant tie can depend On no
one but himrolf Tor tho r1undrsas ~
hls Judgment ur hand to execute 10.
lio thinks nat very much III what b.
dome no eNp0rImput stations. taught nd
HFuonliurll colleges. or related 400 dairy
1nd farm papers Tor Instance lH moth.
ilf hut theory. Hr cannot ara how 10
% FolnE 90 hr'p him Ana because be-
d1aH not Hoo Doe does NOT accent Who can
h'nmD h.nH iiiH business l1 tu mako "a
rfohi out nf i1rm work. ha 10 over s1
'm1l TIE wuHt earn moro than be
spends, Tor yDI} likely there Ia the In.
forrest 900 the muftElrr tu rltiafE N he
cannot MAX" "a margin lu any other
way Do must DO % Dos hard GOLF denial
or many rlmforiH. and Htiu harder
work 70 ~ hard on tho wife. on M,
children and ou himself Iut There b.
nn help Cor lt' b. must pay h.a isbtr
$50 wonder then. that Boz cannot nd.
W1Ns zee thU hH cln follow thn advice
DO. outsiders HIvH hlW MuH mon win
uli 1Ui any fur'hpr thIn they otu aas
There n.nln t1 .. Instituted u now order
oi ic1chiuE agriculture In tha country
uph nH o. being done ln some Of
ine rnuuulc of Europe.
WA. mountain Wlll not cannot 10 ID
would rn to Mlhlmri. There HhoulI b.,
established at various places In each
state experiment and characterization
farms carried uu by mon who can cor.
rebate both f"lHncH and practice. The
Canadian government. under az wise
direction o. pH.t EDhart0u. has f1lyed
th.a problem ln ono liue lt i,lat M
Dol" Ir'fodulrd lHIy.nH lHtu the regiuna
whore fHe Industry was unknown. by
Nlll4luH chO 200 factories and cream
srIas lu tno lHIrHt lui most approved
.uII9t ana u'lslrs th'm in ch1fgc Of
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sonArcniN0 Ar PROVO,
WIN he About E,eniy divided - The Rest
uacertain.

Special per pcsofct telegraph.
Provo. Utah Nov THE election In
This city " passing on very quietly.
~ o'clock D. m. about % per cent u
the total registered vote had been
polled.
u Il impossible 20 toll how things are
going, as r. great deal 0f scratching lH
being done. The council win be- about
evenly divided.
large vote Is expected An sn-
looms are Chased
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nED

BISHOP AZ li'nrusy Nav "A
Martha Ellen Clhula Hf11 IN
Hrbcr Z, Bishop. and iiarr
Daniel z. and Martha EIla 90,
Born 20 Salt Lake c1uay Ti1li
ist 1891 leaves a family g 4
children.
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PATENT TO oRsoS a. wooLLEY.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Washington. Nov 2. 1sq0.--A r1tcnf
was issued today hy the interior depart.
city, for a copy holder,
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NOW FOR
NOW FOR

By Injury /. 400, N, DtStRrT \
Aapsi 10 " ihlt 10 pfofd that he
N,slk tdnIoa has ftschtd he I
naik That hgur, tsa undouhitdl
,iialatd Il on i,thii VII work vii
San, VII IN M nsSi Two month,
ihsy hayi done d me pest ten We
tgsly thank ~ or Representative
ihts pr,iou h,siy shditsoti, md
ikty IA % an b thsR po~G 70 hsl
nah ne 5000 gosl ny he NEW Y
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Washington. Gov. 7.-Gon. Otis cabiei
today that the Transports iuo. sikh ana
Valencia arrived today. Private rate
rick Clcnrv. company g., Thirig.hlth ln-
f1utry died october a1th uf ptomaiho
poisoning.
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VARIOUS REPORTS MADE,



Tho regular meeting nf thD board ol
dirsetora OBJ lhs public library was held
80 1910. ta.ro ..,I.eH In the
ihif 'NN''N'
board ROOM lheit M't'
Colonel Wcbbor. MAJ tiI.I MfH. Dart
An. Miller. Mrs Richards and Mrs
Hampstead
The minutes of che previous uc't-
inr, were read and approved. ana the
,n....i..,,. ,.,...-t ,.,. ,..,i and ordered
hicd.
Fines amounting 90 yl1iG have been
received ana placed 10 the credit uf
library fund.
hlllH amounting 90 6''s'e werc exc
nminDd. approved aud Ordered paid.
Tho secretary reported il.HiiI ln the
hands of tha treasurer The book rniu-
mlttoo reported Not N books asked for
By librarian ana otheu aud some that
proved. ana he secretary commiraonei
10 make tho purchase.
Mrs sprnguc placed n petition before
the board for Increase lu salary ana ura
polntment Ha assistant librarian which
WAS unanimously approved.
,,y,,,, ,,t,t. ,tup.yt.N
hN'" iHH ''''''''''''''''
The librarian reported:
'Rome work has boon done In the
cataiorlnr department durng The pnst
month that docs NOT appear iu She ata-
tistlcal report, namely thr making OF
rerioa cards. which had been omitted
BY Miss Lawson and which Wo found
10 b. very necessary This hoa taken
.sr,,a s'ii,., IT, t.,. t,..r ,ta..t d.,
o,ir ilri al r8ptribut.d perl1iIrais.
Tho Afinfur Review. with hack mum.
bnra FINN commencement nf ItH uubll-
r,fi,n ~ Ia rIitor Az. ii Iierlna md
Bound currency. from tho Sound Cur.
rrnrv Vffarin t'Iub Now york with
baek nurnbara from Inpuary tsf. 1904
STATISTICS FOR ucTOhEll
Nttr,t,sr az ,...itf,..a uttrrt.s-H IA
Nof,t,.f ~ ,aitfo,.. t,ttfI ~
Suw,i,.r ~ r,r.r ,,.,..rs r1r-
eb4-.t sgt t,i,r1 "a
EWW".l Nt f"'Niii' WtiA'''ft t'tt'
igi'. N'''' '' ''''''' .s
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eminent from any dunrtor Whatever
aud therefore 10 bias never been ~ the
position 10 reject any such or similar
prluoanla"
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Vice rfosid,ut iiottrt l. Gradually
sinking.

Patterson ~, D., Nov 7.-vlco Prosl-
dent Hobart iH growing weaker DR.
Newton ava NOT Elvo oui ang official
bulletin this morning. but said:
"The Vice Precedence uirht WIS not
% rHtnl ouU. lio lld NOT zoo us much
.lpsp 4a Nua hoped. 400 rrHtIeaauo. u
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though having nn appetite Cor grain.
cat largu quantities 20 weed e. y. Tho
EnglHn rpaffuw hne Few friends.
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ly speaking, and set be- pnya hig way In
thc destruction 0f acres " wccde.
N,.rtvt. ep,uuov.s
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bast wood dcstfoycr among birds. They
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