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with the ball for the Manitou. c Strong With

T ~ an hr Ss r c hs M Mb Nth
h ar tt Gann s ia
Dacre did good work for Nelson. Lodge. rho
score; 5Manitou. ~ and %; Nelson Lodge.
th pHWtAPEIPHIA sePt 7At The grounds Of
was an interesting contest to-day for tie vet.
by their brethren from New York. and both
delphi ans were smarting under defeat sus-
tanned earlier in the season, and they were de-
not be caught Mapping. Captain John p. Green heeI
therefore. got out his strongest forces, and he
had an ample revenge by bringing of the victory
game. and f W Clark m AIDE his name famous by
scoring century by good clean hitting. The
bowler j. L. Roberts. but lie was soon colIared
a AL IT, TIE rest was easy For New York !. T.
FORD played steadily and we'll for q and When %r
the total amounted to lGl the victory appeared
a. good as won. The PhiladeIphia's strong
season honors may be considered easy each
city having won one game. The score:
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
J. F. Roberts. b. Colo H.. Wister, b. Roberts
s. waEer Jr b. Ro. j. Henri rSon {. %a HRSTr" -
gel :. g. Asnbridge b. Wal.
r., SO: WiIker,e. Ash, y, cl,rl retired r%t
:, bridge b. L1Sry y Henry. retr ID, :, ... -
Martin O. R1egel. b. j, u, colohan. b. Mar
F. " Green, c, Clark b. L. haines. c. aud b.
W Atkinson, b, CLARK j J., Tnrsiac. c. Roiely.
y; Il noM lrd. D. Green ~ Barlow. not out.
j.. HshSrdse. c. Davis. w Id "'e' ..,......
b. ColohAn .........,. y
i.ohmann. not out ......20
i;S byesI... ...,.....,.
Total ..... .........lol Total ...,,,.,..... 2os
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ALBANY. Sept State Commissioner OF
Excise Henry II. Lyman reports that there has
been collected under the provisions OF the
Liquor Tax law. from May ]. 1890. to Sept.
1899. the sum OF 81. 125.170. This amount 10
$4,000 less than the sum collected during the
same period last year.
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COLE.
Ardslev's Foursome Tournament-An Im
portant Match Announced.


home and home four-ball foursome has
been arranged between Horace and Harry
Rawlins. OF the Waumbek Golf Club. and Ar
thur H. Fem and Alexander H. Flnlay. OF tho
Poland Spring Golf Club. Seventy-two holes
will be played on the Waumbek links. on Sept.
IL and 10. and tho second seventy-two holes
at Poland Spring. on Sept. 81 and %. The
match Is for $500. 5000 to 60 to the winners
and 500 to the loosers.
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Gold Standard wins at Geneva.

GENEVA. Sept. THE last day OF the Central
New York TrottinR Circuit meeting In this
city had only two races on the card. The run.
ming races and free for-all trot and pace did
not MI. The III trot started on WITH neao
In each OF the other three heats Dot Miller was
beaten by less than a length. Saricinesea cap
tured the 2;27 trot In an easy manner. sum
mi MI
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George b. Hoyt In the Insane Ward,

George u, Hoyt, ~ years old. was taken to
bellevue Hospital from Washington square
North yesterday afternoon to be examined ns
to his sanity. His occupation was given at the
hospitalas general trSfiic manager OF the Gu ban
ian AmsrcAn Express Company land Alfred
~. brown, OF las Liberty street. was me Toned
~ friend.
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Mars Chan Wins tho Unfinished Pace nj
SRuguS.

Boston. Sept. MARS Chan won the unnn.
ished 2,20 pace at the old Saugus track this
morning He had two heats 10 his credit
yesterday and won the first to-day. Summary:
2i22 class: pacing: purse 5000.
Mara Chan. br C., by GambettA Wilkes
ca. a. m III '''''''''''''.2
McNary Hal, ro z. (Jones). ............... ,
Lupus br. z dodge. z a dr.
walter o. blk. e. Gray. ..,.,........... dia "
Tommy Mhtton. blk. r. brown. ......... dis
Time-2:2o 2I0l@. 2;23T, llOi4.
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Amateurs Sail the Thirty.Foot.rs

NEWPORT. Sept. 1.-The thirty-foot yachts
raced this afternoon for cup offered by LLOYD
Warren and known as the Asahi CUP. and twas
was won by Vaquero III. sailed by Herman B.
Duryea. The conditions were that amateurs
started. but they made pretty race. The wind
was from the southwest. and triangular
S9urse OF eight miles was sailed over twice
The Va9usro III led at the start. but at the end
OF tho first round tho Esperanza was over a
minute ahead. gaining this on the wind She
held the lead until the second windward work
when she made poor tack and was beaten out
BY two boat lengths. Summary:
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Play in the Spies cup series at the Montolair
Golf Club yesterday brought out the following

MISS W. M. " etmore.............1t 1%&
the sSSEs G, hc s as 91E9ns
count Of It's proximity to the links it has al. al
Sb "a the @s on city G cS
meals and other retreshments. but nov grill
house. for the time being at least. Play is
now under way for the cInb's frst trophy; a
won 81 The best 81 ve scores returned
member during the month, under the club
handicap.
CHICAGO. Sept. 7,-wil Smith. the, Midlothian
d%Sy ,,sro I'll; Of
defeating lawrence Apcherlonie. the Glen
for the honor. The cards:
f Gn':::;:.::,: q: s 81
f Out 5ss-..
A match that was the outcome OF a strong
scratch PLAYERS at the Fairfield and Wee Burn
links; was rS Wound up yesterday at the former
Edwd Leav
negotiated The second half was decided yes;
tseTday. when GILLESPIE. who had lead q II
50 to Leavitt's 49, but. the latter did not hold d
PITTsFIELD. Sept. AT the PittsHeld Coun-
try CLUB the ProErSamm%s vas the first round Of
Alien. Harvard. Beat Il. j. P"Wes Sr.. Fits 3
s sd ( n r ssp
WI %.pn. r Rs asP" 10 hsRSI Ma
fa Beat ug Il aassss g qhs
Ice won by default. ''''' "'' ~ a. Aan'
cI LENox: Sept: 7.mThe final. for the Bishop
Epes Lnoa snd SeS fol
won the cup. dsteatins, Lindsey Fairfax. 8 up
S Soes to Fsy The S EO9dG
On No last round ofthe course THOMSON played
played for annually.
oArI MAY Ma Sept. Tin match foursoms
Giub. and formerly, Of the, Bel mont CrIotst
Club and Harry oqibufd also o. s. 81 Bsvid's.
two up In the frst n ne holes they they S SPofS .Rs
turn to W was played when Harvey and
Since the snnouneement that its course had
been aslected for the open championship was
received by the Baltimore County Club its
areenConmittee has been work ng assiduousy
to get the links in apple pie order for the con-
test This condition has now been attained.
and. as the shopkeepers say; an inspection 70
yards by putting back the tees to the furthest
be: Out: $3.50 Yards: in, 1888 yards There
are but four local rules all short and easily UNI
derstood. SO that there will be no perpleIitios
OF this sort to enhance the difficulty OF max
ing good round.
AMPERsAND. Sept. THE handicap for the
algonquin Cur, presented by Mr.. Harding OF
the Algonquin House was won by d. Iorinr
Jr:: OF the AmpeTsand Golf Club with net
most popular one OF the tournament. Other
scores were as follows:
W. Young Marsh. 80. 3, 81; Walter w Powers
SO, 7, 81; 2, r. Bonner pl. 10, 81; s. Tyler Pratt
81 4, SO: Andrew Gaver. 95. IL. 81; T. S. Cressy
9v. u. s5; Reginald Herman, 81, d, as.
CRICKET.
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AMPERsAND. Sept. THE handicap for the
Algonquin Cup presented by Mr. Harding OF
Jr,. OF the Ampersand Golf Club with a let
result OF 40. handicap ~ This win was the
scores were as follows
W: Young Marsh. 80. 3. 81: Walter W. Powers
81 81; 4 Bonner, 81. 10. 81; 8. Tyler Pratt
81, 4, SO: Andrew b. Gayer. 05, IL 81; F. s. Greasy
9v. IA. IS; Reginald Herman, 81, d, as.
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rlu m Provo. g. n. Aron n Provo
and =. Hughes OF Salt Lake ritv.
AZ the afternoon aoeFlon only i've pa
pnr. viii Doc read. They are:
'AWhiyupl poo pregnancy lri A. r..
Lyons M salt Lake city
"TuFic 1mhly1piI," l., W. Snow %
salt Lake CITY.
"MaeoId lndammauons." s. l.. Brick
o. Ogden.
Discussions will be opened by 81 %.
Hughes ~ SAT- Lake city 10. B pfouE
~ SAL Lake city and - llo a. GsmmUl
90 Sllt Lake city.
'.Tha phyuloiuns guild" W. a. Wndp
n pnyHon.
"Aacitou." Frederic Cum Of M1nu
Discussion win be- opened by Ewlue
~ Salt Lake city. and D.. J. Thorn of
Salt Lake city.
Following the reading ana diHru.u.0n
~ the papers there VIII take place thH
election nf 1ricr nf tho society Tor ne
ensuing year. ihn Holoctlnu N the next
plnc' ~ meeting, mlHccilansoua hu1in" p
and ihcn adjournment.
The morning foaaluu win begin a. 10
o'clock and tho afternoon sessions ut
2 o'clock The visiting members win
b. hnnquotcd hy tho Salt Lake County
Medical society tpmurroy evening at the
Alta club.
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TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

a trust decd has been filed for record
by which William J. Hnlloran mort
cages 90 Walter e. Lyme. OF this city,
trustee for /. ~. Mnttiaon OF Rochester,
", Y, thirteen rods by ten In lot D..
block 81, plat a, Salt Lake city survey
10 secure the payment OF $4,000. The
property Hes between Main and State
streets, on Second South street.
a deed has also been filed for record
by which George II, shacffcr Of Canyon
city Colorado, Conveys Co August
llcckHchcr of New York city two tracts
u land. In section fifteen township ono
north, range one west, Salt Lake mcrld-
ian, adjoining the land Of George and
Edwin Petit. and George Baldwin.
North Point precinct. the consideration
being $4,000
Elizabeth u. Tucker conveys 10 y. u.
Wlcks for $500 forty-four feet by thir-
teen rods. the same being part Of lots
Q and 6 block %, plat A, Salt Lake city
survey. The property Il situated on
Second South ana Fourth West
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Ogden Tried to Capture Ball Game
by Trickery
sALTLAKE wONTHERUBBER
Right inning Played, FInnI score
ncinE "a TO s-UsuaI wranaie
In Vogue,


ogden 8. Salt Lake u r. the story.
Down ON Walkers Field yesterday
the first Sunday game of baseball was
played this season within the city lin
~. There was some ball playing. like
wise some wungllng and considerable
profanity. The occasion FOR much yocl-
feratlun being the thirteenth game Of
the season between satLalse and ogden.
About 500 people yesterday Afternoon
Witnessed the game and gcncrily In
dulEcd In criticisms and remarks In
separablc from a hot bah game. There
was quite q number OF the Fcntior Hox
IN attendance. This fact. however. did
not deter some OF he spectators giving
vent to their feclinRa In the approved
bohemian" style. ono Of the most dis.
gusting episodes 81 the game being fur
rished by Gordon who used 10 belong
10 the Il, q, W. aggregation. He was
In the grnndstand. During a discussion
In the second inning the gentleman
arose and addressed few rcinnrks APP
parenuy 20 the horizon. The result was
that several ladies and gentlemen with
IN eafshot arose ana began 20 leave the
ErandHtand. Gordon was eventually
prevailed upon TO leave the place by hiH
friends and the Incident was lost IN sub
seduent developments. Two innings Ia
yer there was another unpleasant inco-
dent Their were two men out and two
on basoe, when oreenwell apat on his
hahdH and gfhspsd tho stick. He was
given out by he umpire Tor being hit
Win baited Dali ogden was amazed
flabberEa=ted. thunderstruck. ogden
Would no longer play ogden cnpuired
the ufne o. the neNi train Tor home. In
The meantime the boys and spectators
genereHy win lmprovisei nogaphones.
were soaring the rpniroWs out u the
poplar trees AM dlHuibng the Sabbatlc
peace anu dignity OF the Midway Pal
tance across ne AirUt FOR ten minutes
did the cultured discussion last and
then tue nome team asked tho umpire.
~ personal taNor 70 reverse his de-
olNon ana me rule book generally, rnth-
cr than dinappolnt the crowd, The
nursery from up the hne thon uupnckod
" pats ana toys ana proceeded to
pay again.
The DARLING AMI Eaudy climax wns
reached when the game was drawing 70
q close, the eoore stood ogden, SAT-
bat AT t6s o,Whh' / was Ee,ting daTS
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FRUIT GROWERS MEETING.
Secretary Wright of the Board Of
Horticulture Delivers an Address.

a meeting OF the salt Lake fruit
growers association was held Saturday
afternoon at the joint building. secrc-
tary Wright Of the State board OF
Horticulture delivered an address 10
the meeting on tho subject Of fruit
posts. and more particularly on the
San jose scale. He stated that this
pest had made TO appearance In tho
northwestern part of Weber county. G.
~ Cole spoke for a short time on the
same subject.
The state board Of horticulture was
60 meet In quarterly session today, but
was not held Tor the reason that the
board expected 10 visit the district In
Weber county which Is infected with
the san Jose scale
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Summary OF the nfth and last nights
events Of the National cycling Asa0cia-
ton stars at Tatteraails, Chicago. last
night:
ono mile. open, professional; J. r..
Fisher, Won; u. X. krcatcrmer, sec
ond. o. V. Babcock. third. Time.
2.25A.
one mile match race between J. n.
Lake New York. and George n. Lean
dor, Chicago. First heat won by Lake.
Time 2'io.
Second heat won by Lcandcr. Time.
2.2s.
Third heat won by Lake. Time,
2,i0 a-5
Two mile. pursuit raco3 J. r. Fisher,
Chicago, and jay Eaton. Elizabeth, N.
j., against II, Downing. Boston. and O.
V. Baboook. won by Fisher and Eaton.
Tine 1875.
Two mile match race motor paced
between r. a. Mcfarland and Frank
Starbuck. Won by Mcfarland By three
quarters o. "a lap. Time. 400.
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STATE MEDICAL MEETING.
Pull Program OF thc Two Days Sos
sions banquet at the Alta club
Wednesday Might

,r,,., os,t ....,,., .,,......s ,,.. r.,..t.
49,, ~ ''''''' We '''s
building Mt 90 O'Clock e. IN. tomorrow.
Tho session will iast two DAYS Al tre
a.. ',,' ''' Jury WV ny ',i
b. read Az follows,
"ro-tbipp rsri,i ,f n,,r,y" A
Woygsrs I'D es-. f.,t. -ttt
t,s.,li u''a' i''tN vi 'hllNi"H gi
nli.l' ,.i'NNf w. IT. Nl''N OF '.il
'F'
u,slgn on ihe.n paper, WIZ y.
J, y. Nuyca of American Fork
"Tho displacement uf the uterus" II.
u. Sros ana u. 3. Harroin ~ san Lake
CITY.
piscussi,, ,,,t IA. o,.,oa hy
nigb.,ii. III a', N't, "a ~ ~
HosI,sr ~ ycrbt '''' "''' f.
u1,.....,..,. l,,.,,.,.,.. ,.,.,
g.,'nlatY gystltln To- inc tumhlo'' ".
D. ,MtlEhi of salt Lake CITY.
al,s., .,'n !, Wll pc op.n 'a Dy, y. p.
tnidon ot ogden and a. l.. CartlcWun
OF MHercur ..
Sal, Ti' y,r 70 r. v SILVER OF
'.l1 L'Ne 'hy'
typhoid 9il,.. fover" a. c. Ewing Of salt
~. %.
ttirg a,d a, NIX ~ y y, .;.,, ~
80 ~. i'.Hl. Ni H.lt i''h' IVY
-. ,',l.N H'gI', ll lhr nature "l rhgu-
-. ,'.,s,"' ~ H. AAil''flhn OF 'hHNe'
Di.,,..t.... ,.i,, o.. ......,.,... ~ O.
81 Il..ul WIZ ID. npcngd hy ~. =.
s y, S,,,,, ot salt Lake CITY and r. o. Jones
VI VI '"''
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM.
90.
,, on W,e.d,neaday more time yill be
D
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$4,000 wni 10 Ia stake. During the
great Meeting,

Eighty thousand dollars in stakes and
purses will be given away 90 Che ten
days meeting 81 the isexirEtJu trUts
which c0mmeuco TuClday at LeNluF-
ton Ky. The chief event will bH the
$40 900 Trauaylvanin, petrr the Great
Lord Vincent and other gp0d ones will
start. The richest stake lf the meeting
viii be- the $4,000 Kentucky Futurity.
Twelve carlouds Of the greatest cam
palgucrH IN the country arrived today.
over 2OJ ln number. worth In Hngetgato
nearly 81 900. Co., and probably as rich u
train ~ hpraofiesh AZ was ever made up,
ANA prominent people from tho east and
north have arrived.
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WcAtchcstor's meeting opcnluE y
Morris Park tomorrow, VIII conclude
the autumn season o. the Sew York
Matr0n stakes for $4,000 Tor 2-yoar-
olds. distance the six furlpnEu Eclipse
course. and the Champion atooplcchaao
Tor -yoar-olda and upward. with
~ 900 added az three and ono-half miles.
arc the principal prizes of the meeting.
Tho Champion II the richest mcplcchaa1
ever offered In the now world,
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mont Of those who have followed the
Two yachts IN such trials as they have
had, the Columbia has shown much
greater speed IN winds Of Y knots an
hour than under and even the wurmeat
supporters OF the Shamrock confess
that should light winds prevail their ia
vorite VIII have but little chance Of
winning They concede this by saying
that they hops for stiff breezes.
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The Shoe
and the Foot.

We provide the shoes. our customers
provide the feet We have been pro-
vidine shoes for o. great many years tc
thousands Of people and stlll there are
os many thousands more who have not
known the pleasure TO foot. mind and
pocketbook Of purchasing shoes Of Us.
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chicago. oct. Luck was with The
Reda today. their orrora counting Tor
nothing. while all OF the Orphans mis-
PLAYS. and two Of Tpylors Kifts ro-
suited IN runs. The game was played
IN q drizzlinE rain, which with dark
ncss caused a postpontmont % the
game nrhedulod with Louisville. At
tendance 300
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For an fresh cuts OF wounds, in either
the human subject OR IN animals. aa o.
dressing, nALtAKD'H SNOW LINZ
MENT is excellent. while for sores on
working horses, especially 10 Hluwtp heal.
or suppuratlng. itH healing qualities arc
uncuualed. Price % cents and 90 cents.
4 g. n | Drug Dept
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WHITES CREAM VERAltFUGE o.
highly valuable preparation. capable.
from the promptitudo ~ o. action. uf
clearing the system IN o. few hours uf
every worm Price 20 cents. 4. g.. 81.
l. Drug Don't
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FASTEST Game on Record at NJ. Louis
Reds Heat Chicago.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ST. Louis, 4; Cleveland. 3.
Chicago, 8: Cincinnati, I,
PITCMERls nATTLE.

st. Louis Mo-. oct. i,--sL Louis won
a pitchers battle from tho Bxiles to-
day, Both Sudhof and Harper were
In great form. Tho latter received
poor support. but for dvo innings he
lowed Cleveland TO score two runs. II
was one OF the fastest games on record.
Attendance. $500.
SCORE.
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4 novel and most Important department
consists Of carefully prepared Menus
for BreaLfasf, Luncheon and DIM
ner, complete for one week In
every mouth OF the year.

In point oi authorship. Il stands pr-.eininent.
uuEo Lleman was u Que time caterer for that
lrncc Napoleon who was Killed while hEhilnE
The Allns ~ Africa. lls waH aiterNard steward
q the famous Hotel Splendid Ia Paris. Later
New York and ftll later he gave 20 the Hotel
Aiehcurui IN Ghic1gl. a cuiHiuc which won the
uuulaufH uf even the gourmet 81 flrHIrn lnudH
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That d
& mad tllai
ana housekeeping adapted
al
ul
gAsulle
e5t gt
It,lns nor's CONCERNING the Hhnf H4g how
taa'l falttag tea with
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Three base hits-Taylor. Hopkins; two
base hts, Mnrgetta, McFarlane, Iiiddor.
Bases on balls. on iInnaford, 1 on KID
der, 4. Passed balls, Henry. 2. wild
pitch, Kidder /, Stolen bases. Bennett,
2. Mhrgests. Schnablo. 2. Rodman, p;
Casey. 1, Sacrifice hits. Beckwiih. Rod-
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Bat,erlos- sudhon and Buelow: Har.
per and Duncan.
Empires fireman and Mcdonald.
REDS DEFEAT ORPHANS.
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IN T Ed
L DEWE:.
National Capt.
anila Bay for
ievement.

iington-lmpressiyeC q
Thrilling History-Se,
{ Dewey's Entrance |
'lislled There-preser
s-President MeKinIe
miral-Dewey Expires
c is Not Ungrateiu
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CONFERENCE AND FAIRRATEs
state

t,,l,2l sa.t Lake for Conference. stat,
nnlr ana Salt Palace. ar follows
IlurtInffuu. Urf "A IN a..
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y Long spoke az follows:
= AdmirAl-let me read a Z,
rora our Official corrcspon
tnE lees than a fortnight
ow known the world Overt.
Wellington. April a. 1900
HongkonF;-SNar has cd
tween the United States Il
ocecd az once 10 Phlllppl
login operations at once. I'd
ralust the spanish fleet. N
lrc vessels or destroy. 4
icay0ra.
go 49,
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May tth.|
~ OF the Navy. washlngto1
ken petition OF the nav
ilippinc Islands I eonuj
stely. and oan take city \
The squadron IN oxcslle1
epiF1ts. ! AN assisting ID
sick and wounded.
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LONtil


" Manila May !, 1873,
ny Of Navy, Waahlngtona
ON arrived ut Manila at ~
morning. Immediately 4
~ and destroyed tho golloi
49,
iuasron Is unlnjurcd. I'd
ghuy wounded.
Hr.HstNrusrs '
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The State
Bank Of Utah.
TIE DESEREI savings BANK.

DIRECTORS
" W. hitter President
MOesa Thatcher. Vice President.
Elian A. Smith. cashier.
james sharp, John a. Barngn. John 9.
Cutler. David Erclca, A " Carlson,
George Nomney. John o. Wlndef -. n
Perry, D.. r. EldfcdFe. w. ~ James
feur por cent interest paid on savings
Es'aell,hed isit 80 oniess.
ruE OLDEST AND LARGEST
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Washington. May II. 1885,
Tho Prsuidcnt, IN the ecu
srican people. thanks q
Ulcers and men for I'D
'hicyement and oyorwhelu
In recognition he has 4
1 acting Rear Admiral. Il
icnd a vote OF thanks 70 q
. aD a foundation fov farths