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RIChFIELD.
Boys Arrested Court Notss-Mr. Halter
Held Missing r. q ersonais.

Rlchncli, Aug, 22.-Yestcrday nyc
grown boys uf this City-Clurpnco and
Wallace Isabelle, Lester Elliott. An
drew Nielsen and Ira HuntHmuu. Jr,
were taken before city Justice Chris
truscu ON charge of disturbing the
peace with bOsterous conduct. loud
talking and using profane language. IL
occurred last Saturday evening or
sunday morning, The lads pleaded
not guilty ana hls honor imposed inc
OF seven dollars upon the two Isabelle
boys and Elliott iive dollars upon
Nielsen and four dollars on Huntamun.
Another case of disturbing the peace
ia reported from our nCighboring town
Annnbella. Elisha Glehvca OF that place
was here consulting Attorney Ericsson
yesterday relative 10 making complaint
against Lester and Vernon Fairbanks.
John Glcuno and Eddie Lewis. The
boys arc accused OF throwing stones In
and upon the dwelling house Of CONF
Tho complaint has been drawn up and
arrests Will very likely follow soon.
HE WANTS THE books.
Attorneys v Rnpp and Geo. n Bean,
heretofore. DOING business under the
law nrm name OF ilapp a Benn uro
partners no moro, the dissolution Of
partnership some three months ago.
was 80 peaceful that all thought that
the white wings uf peace wcru FIX
lures but they are AT outs u seems
The controversy between thom 20 over
the lawful ownership and possession Of
tho partnership account books. Each
momber Of the old firm has had alter
nate posspssion uf the books since tho
dissolution
Last Friday Bean had the books ana
Ramp wanted them The former ro-
fused 90 give them M at that time.
alleging that he was using them, sp the
latter nlod complaint In the justlco'a
| court to recover them.
WATER CAsE-DlYORCE
Two now cascs were filed In tho dis
trlct court yesterday;
George W. Ncbcker ct al Vs. Andreas
Anderson. This IA an action brought
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The Inwrr Mammoth Mining Company,
CORPORATION. location No mlnrs, luut
Mining District Juhh Co., ltuh,
Principal place OF business, salt Lake city,
Utah.
NOTICE Is horghy given that no % meeting
Of tho directors ~ the luRur Mammoth Mine
ing Company, hold Goa Tuesday, tho end day
OF August l-.N. uu hHsuHamrut ~ cents Utr
share was lryirdupDn thv capital stock N The
company, payable in IT. score afY 49, bis ~
nee. ruum guu prusnsA lAulIdIug salt Lake
civ. Utah. ut once, aud before the airl day ~
Scutpmhrr lsl4 Any sturh uplu which this
nsscssmnut may remain unpaid uu tho 1ifd
duy 40 September trl1 Will hr uu'luIuHut mud
ndNortisrd Tor sale No. public auction, aud
unlus, paymunt o. made before. viii lo sold
1n the 10th day OF october, l-ll tu pay tho
dplluuuuut assessment, together with costs NJ
adNvrt lsluF aud pNurusus NJ sale,
SAMUEL =. PAUL ssrY..
a4 pruguvs holding,
salt Lave CITY ttAh.
Dnted Salt Lake CITY, August ., islG
First Publication, August ~, 1870
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.N'llll d. NorrNy given that lu uIr.HHuHU
ogden lille. ludgcuf tla rhrd IuiI..l'
tIi tuNfi ~ fnu State Of Utah. COUNTY Hf
-llt Lake geo tle i.iu day uf AuaI.f 4 d.
". iHuuNH. decreased. ThU HUI.#.. .H.U HI.
mInIsirtfn. ~ said estate Will sU.. HI YuH."
nne,,lnlI .9,l.gt tlc1nltmatnn o. f..sulr.
'uuM'n,Iht 10 % point tuIE .H|. auI
.tf'UN NuulfDIfHH HI W UH..H. H..f
1nl hiif IH lnL. north from tHr southeast
,ufngr uf iHy .lUtnu tIuUrtyr HI.Uf session
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ltlh.' iWu 10 west uf rtIt llaU M..H.HH.
inhiINa iltH.' north uIUUtnUu HuN 600. HHu.
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TO auiot the title to the waters Of Kings
Meadow creek. "a stream ln the hills
east NJ Glonwuod.
Plaintiff claims six seventies Of tho
stream. and sllegc that defendant has
been and 81 using more than Dis share
The other case r. that Of Taah Peter
son W. g. NJ Peterson. This ~ an ur-
ton uf divorce Plaintiff alleges that
defendant is an huhltuul drunkurd, H
gambler. associates with lowd women.
and wholly noglects 60 provide for hsr
and pruys that the bonds VI matrim0uy
De dissolved.
AMAN MISSING.
The friends of Henry Buttornold or
N,rmuinn. were here consulting sheriff
C00ns last evening iu relation tl the
unupcuuntuhle dis1upeuruutU uf Butter
Hail. tie loft hls home. taking with
him hia gun last Friday morning ana
nothing has been heard OF him since.
liIs horses were lHft tied ln his ,1trll,
where thoy remained four days without
feed nr wutUr Perhaps uu organized
searching party viii 900 out Goo hui tha
missing nuu.
a meeting of the trustees ~ the
county cunysuua nt Do o'clock this
morning Prof ltpyl1ucD. deputy state
superintendent Of public schools, la here
tu talk tu thu trustees.
Next Saturday and sunday stake
Sunday school conference la tu ln hDIi
In tho tabernacle at iurhuUll.
District school touuhur examination
IH now being held hurD th.ru ur. thirty
teachers goinE thrnugh nv MILL
Send 90 cents Co the "Nrwa" and
obtain tho beautiful portfolio history
uf our boys work Zoo ihH Philippine
ON Co Manila We nay thu postage,
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Ia tho Matter ~ tHn IstHfr OF Epbecph
brlWhs brooks. DECEASED
Tho petition OF O.. D. lrnnas administrator
OF tIu Istufuu i'rlu trlrlfha lruuas
decreased. PRAYING fur tho settlement " huui
u.HHuut uf sHIl ulmlu'HtratprHudf NrtUu uis-
fHIhuf |Hu % tho residue uf thu said estate GO
rHu u.rsuus entitled. bus been rUf Cor
I.4rIuF uu saturday. tho End duY " Sop.
.f.HUUr. A. %. l-Iu. Ht 70 .In o'clock 70 Co.,. ut thp
..muty court house. lu thU court rlum of sold
SQUIRT, In salt Lake city, SAT- Lake County.
WItnoss tho clerk ~ said court with fHB
sNnI thereof affixed. this 18TH uII
lHiNtHI uf AuHusi A o. l-.I.
DAVID a. ut MAR rIgrk.
uy Gro. o. NLAIu uuputy t.ufa.
stewart Is stewart, AttYa.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
oRIcoN SHORT LINZ ~

OhECON SNORT LINE NJ
Auuvis
from North and Northwest. : d. m, sos D. IN.
From south. $50 o.. m.. p,O5 O. ~ 1910 d. m..
$50 D. az, aud 300 p M.
LEAVES
For North and Northwest, 0ii5 O.. m, ui5a
NJ, lui.u D. pa.
Tor south. 'l1 !, m, 7ibO a. M. sos q. u.. b.B
y, m, aud uii5 o. M.
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
AumYrs
From south and last iOii5 a. NJ. $40 D IL.
aud l0iJJ y, u.
LEAVES
For south and East 40 a. IN, $40 p IN. aud
100 D. M,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
AHmyIs
From West, 0'i5 a. d.. dio0p
AYES
lorNcst, t.ioa. M, eiiOp. IA.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
From Fast 200 a. M, iilopm
IrAyrs
For East, 500 %, m,. s.ioa. M.
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PROVO.
Prank Cohuors ArrsiHurd - nivoroo MN
On nlunenthal Tie Rapi.t

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Aug. 22.i-Iudrc Booth today
transacted the following business IN tho
Fourth district court. Frank ConnorI
was arraig1gl ON the charge OF tho
murder ~ Policeman William Strong
ON June 25th. HIS attorneys made "a
motion 20 set aside the Information
AGAINST him. Med by the district attor-
ney. II was set forth ln The motion that
the defendant was not a resident OF tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

Jacob Huffman, an old resident OF
this county ana q man universally
known and respected throughout the
State, died al Upton late last night. He
was born In Waterloo, Canada West,
Aug, 2sth, 1898 lie embraced the faith
In Nauvoo In iSii. Jacob Huffman was
the man who loaded the wagon load
Of flour for Precedent Young at tho
time Of the departure from Nauvoo
which was made q present To him. HE
tory speaks OF this event but dooa not
give the name Of the man who made
the present. but Mr.. HUFFMAN was the
party, lie came TO Coalyllle In 1861
ana was member OF the High Coun-
oils he hna been very prominent IN re-
llglnua circles; he leaves " children.
As grandchildren ana 10 great-grand-
children. The funeral will take place
on Friday at o'clock, In tho Stake
house at Coalvllle. The cause OF hla
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PROBATE Am uUARDiANsutp
NOTtCIs.

Consult County Clerk or the Rcspcc.
'ive signets fur Further
Information.
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Alice Reerea, two aprons; May
boEcy, ak ducks; Alice p6Xcy, fancy
Work Rose DoNey baby bonnet. Maria
Johnson baby bonnet; Mrs. Horace Hin,
Two doz. eggs; Mrs, Michael sorensen.
Elk ohlckens Henry I'M Jr., cash.
inhrnlm I'M, one turkey and chickens;
alr W 8, llll fancy work and canned
frult' Mrs, Ray Middleton. fancy work;
LIt2le Hill. fancy work; Carrie Sorcn-
on. fancy work Mrs. Martin cullen.
'llv board scarf Mrs. John sstchell,
one apron; j, II, lIcllowell, one coop
or hhntams; Martha Hellewoll. one
sproni Mrs. a. W. Smith. fancy work.
isabella Vaughn, cuAh; Mrs. Robert
ron cash; Mrs, u. NJ. Goddard. fancy
work. Myrtle u, Jones. wax flowers;
airs, W. j, Jenkins, fancy work, Miss
Inlkman, fancy work; Mrs. j. HALT
lay, fancy work. Mrs Ellen Collins,
one apron; Mrs, n. O. Watson, one
gpron; Mrs. y. Il. Breen. two aprons;
Mrs' Mary leavitt, three aprons; Mrs.
sarah West, aprons. Mrs. Chas Bogurt.
gpfonai Lucrctla West. fancy work,
Mn, Chas II. Wessler. fancy work
Nlrs, Geo. Il, Gave and daughters fancy
lounge cushion; Christina Beneger,
fancy work; Mrs Rose Dukes, flour.
100 MS, Mrs. Malola Pool, cash; Mrs.
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch lce q ihc Desert ,s,, NSSs N
Ntl- adgertlsemcnts and sunecrIrt qns WIZ
we, It|i The News is delivered by car
p g ufdrn ovury evening on the same
r.l.,. IL lu salt Lake city.
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lu tHe District Court. Probate Division. 10
Iu1 fIr -IIf Lake County
stat. VI tAh.
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UHUHtto cold MiuIuslnI Milling Company.
lult1uuf prIn.iuaI Place " business salt
Lake ely. Utah.
There Hr IHIIrUuuHt upon thu 'uIl1wirg
."...."uI "f.HU HH UH HuIuf u. tHHUaaIIrut
I".HI un tH# U'ahfH dow OF July isll the
s.IU.II HHHIHfH HUf opposite tHH names u
I'm ~ mn " ------ ---- l. IL L--L-.--
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In thp Matter 10 tIr Estate " Joseph Vs.
Wilson. Deceased.
Tho pDtltl0u of Alice a. Wilson. nImiHlstrlt-
ria uffhrrstttru f Joseph Vs. Wilson deceased.
praying fuf Che settlement % utul account "
said udmIuI strHtrIN aud fnr thr disirihutlHu ut
tNu uaIuuu No said estate 40 fhu persons ruH
titled. has hUru aUt Cor hulrIuE.uu Saturday,
tho srfuud dHy NJ september a. %. lsH lt
% nu'tIur. %. m. ut Tho tuuuty Court House
lu the court luum NJ said Court lu salt Lake
tIty, salt Lake County Utah.
NItuuss thr clerk uf said court with tlr seal
t.,r thereof HniNUl th.a a'ul day u'
lniAHl August A. No. lrI.
DAVID a. DUNBAR, tl.fh.
ny Geo nllr rcpuiy DIurk
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PROBATE AND uUARDIANsnip
NOTiCEs

Consult County Clerk or the Respsc-
tive signcrs for Further
Information.
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The bonneville Milling Co., principal place u
business salt Lake civ Utah Mluoa
situated no Lss rsliu Mluiug lla-
tHgL IuHvIU county Utah
NuUrN There are drlluIuvut upon the fol-
loving HraHfih.I atufs uu account ~ assosa-
uruf $50 o. Iufirl Jolly q l-fl, on thc several
aUuHufa III upuHsifH tho names NJ the re-
- .r-L--L.-- n l--LuM.- VIZ.
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SPRlNGVILLE.
Preparation. Tor the nlasl iisvh isouuiou
sugar Hscts about Read, for iiar,o't

s,,..s tt..,t. .,t,.,pt Head, far uar,gst.
7p''''' core. p'ha'N'.' a.,
L A v..fv,,,I. chairman uf thu IS.
gIuti,U committee uf tla Black Hawk
vnr y.t.f,r.. va learn Tint ID Inrgu Hts
tendance be- ..trrt.I La do pHmu uru Goo
b. baiI at fhH Provo InEa Resort. COM
rYnlIrr 1n Thur.Ity u.xt
tr,If.tI,ra "r.. som fl tnu Governor
OF tb. gfufu nHI STAN. fHa .I.rt uf
tG. church hid connection. uuI tho
AuHatIsr g.r. Iurtuu auI COL WIuIer.
aiua Do. tb. ufiIs,rs. uuI mon of ths trtlh
LYtf.rIs. and boz ftrt DOB uU th. rtHh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

lu the Third Judicial ulsiHst court. state NJ
ltth. county 80 salt Lake. rrilaty
Division
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Send 90 cents 20 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work IN the Philippines.
ION to Manila" We pay tho postage,
Stamps taken In payment.
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NOriCT OF sAIE OF MAT ESTATE
Am PERSONAL PROPERTY.
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MONEY FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.

The Mutual Lfe 1ua. co. Of New
York has cash assets OF over two humid
rod and nfty-four millions which ia
twenty millions more than any other
company.
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COALVILLE.
Essape from jail p Death of Jacob Hun
man Volunteers Reception.

Special Correspondence.
Coalville, Aug, 29.-Late last evening
Thomas Hurley and Chos. Shepherd.
two hard characters, who were IN inii
on the charge OF grand larceny made
their escape from tho custody OF the
sheriff, They are etill az large. but the
sheriff rs In pursuit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

Iu tho District Court. Probate Division. Zoo
aud Cor salt Lake County.
state M Utah
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y NJ. and Y. l.. NJ l.. ~. one dolnine
quit. Polly 4. Davis. tidy; Nellie Lind
say two SILK throws; Mrs. Elizabeth
Lindsay kitchen apron; Mrs. Marian
Chard. pillow slips; G.. +. wade. cash.
Ivy and Louie wade. zephyr mats. tsn-
belle Wade. white apron; Ncllic wade.
chlll'H apron; Mrs. Christina Marshall,
cash. Mrs. James NJ. Wade. cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-23

Wilson poultor. two bushels wheat;
Chns. l.. white. one duz. palmyra hber
scrub brushes; Joshua Klrkmnn. half
doz. chickens; Elvinn Peterson, cash;
y. n. Peterson, ten bushels potatoes;
Mrs. Ann Peterson, xix pounds butter.
Samuel and liyrum Peterson, one rack
hmmuN. "a unmnll.
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Mniilc Rhcos. fancy work; Eliza II.
Rhcor. fancy work. Eliza y. RhcvH,
Chlld'H apron: Cora HudEo. child's petit
coat. Mrs. Eyrcs. pillow slips. \. l.. NJ.
I. ~. quilt. Florence Johns, chlld'H
apron: Amy Barker. chlll's nprun'
Mary Humphreys. apron; Mary Hay
cock. cash. Mrs. e. n. Storey. chlld'H
hood: H. T. Rhccs. case Of honey.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21

The o wosso Grays are In Flint today to
play a game with the Chatham, Ontario,
team.
The o wosso Gra,s defeated the st.
Charles ball team at st. Charles, Saturday,
by a score of 8 TOT.
Postmaster Lawrence left yesterday for his
annual vacation, which he will spend at
Crystal lake. He will be absent three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. l. II. Keller and family
are at Gun Lake for an outing. The families
OF Mr.. Keeler's brothers, of Vaudeville, are
also at the same lake.
DIR. A. l.. Arnold was In Lansing the
first of the week, where he assisted In per.
forming an operation upon Mrs. K. w.
Hunt, formerly of this city.
Mesdames l. G. and A. l.. Curry, and
their mother, Mrs. j. F. Davidson. left
yesterday for visit with w. r. Davidson
and family at Gratiot Beach. near Port
Huron.
The Detroit papers announce that j. NJ.
Bryson. formerly of Ovid, has filed petit.
ton in voluntary bankruptcy. He places
his liabilities at $4,000 and his assets at
$50 In personal effects, tic.
John Wanamaker has closed a contract
with the Philadelphia Record in which he is
to give 500, 900 for page ad for one year,
and yet there are merchants who say it does
not pay to advertise
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
One Left Of . Party OF Twelve.

The loss of ID mem bers of the steamer
Elk expedition to Kotzebu sound il re-
ported from St Michaels by the steamer
Roanoke. Twelve men persisted at
various points along the trail between
the Selawick and Koyukuk rivers
scurvy fell first upon them, then star
walton and frost. Mrs. w. Fl. Bens, of
Bay City, was the only survivor. The
story of the death of this party was
told by Mrs. Bens, who was brought
In from the head waters of the Koyu-
kuk river the day before the Roanoke
left. Mrs Bens escaped death on the
trail, but is in danger of dying from
scurvy. Her husband, her fortune and
her friends were swept away by that
wild trip across the Alaskan mountains
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
Reciprocity Treaty Signed.

Plenipotentiary Kasson, for the
United States, and Secretary and
Charge Tower, for Great Britain, have
signed the reciprocity treaty made IN
der the terms of section of the Ding
ley tariff act with British Guiana
The treaties governing Jamaica and
Bermuda went over, but the formal
execution La expected to take place
with few days This concludes the
reciprocity work SO far as Great Bri-
tain is concerned, treaties having been
made with Barbados, Bermuda, Brit
iah Guiana and Jamaica.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
Elsie.,'

Miss Filth Smelling Is under the doctors
care--Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Pearce were in
Lansing Tuesday--Mss Clara Harmon,
OF st. Johns, was in town Saturday--Mrs.
j. 5. Clement has gone to Petoskey for the
summer--Lottie Pearce is attending the
teachers institute in OSosso--Mrs. Clara
Mcintosh Jarvis, of Ohio, is visiting rela-
tives here-Mrs. Alvah Sckles is visiting
friends in St. Johns and Owosso--Kelly
Scarf, OF Ithaca, was in town on business
Thursday last--Mrs. Ruby Bullock is
spending few weeks in Grand Rapids =
F. c. Peck and son Glen returned last week
from a visit in Ohio--Mrs. Eastcott, of
Canada, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Nall--Mrs. Henery. Brainard has neice
from Isabel county visiting her--Miss
Emma Whitaker, OF Jackson, is the guest of
Mrs. II. l.. Allen-Will Allen, of Detroit,
is visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Allen--Mrs. Ernest Smelling went to
Saginaw Wednesday for an extended visit
Mrs. DIR. Beal has returned home from
8.
Hattie johnson, of Oakley, is visiting with
friends In and near Elsie-Mrs. w. l..
Holmes is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
David Austin, of Fairfeld--Henry Sex
ton, of Detroit, is visiting his brother. Char
les, and other elatives--Allen Oberlin
and wife, of st. Johns, were guests OF his
brother, Frank, Monday-Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Palmer, Of Olive, spent Sunday and
Monday with T. Haire and family--Clyde
Haire left Monday evening for West Bay
City, to spend few weeks with his father
Miss Miriam Downey has been visiting
at the home Of Ellen Franks, In Toledo, for
couple of weeks---Mr. Woodland, of Mar
enge, ILL.,, visited at the home Of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Levy, a few days last week. -
Louise Curtis, daughter of DR.. Curtis, OF
Saginaw, is visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Carter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
Union Plains.

l. l.. Mills is sick with pneumonia
Jessie Ireland has gone to Brant Center and
will return to Grand Rapids the last of the
week--Nellie Fosket entertained several
of her young friends from Byron Tuesday,
it being the occasion of her fifteenth birth
day--Mrs. Frank Hoover and family of
Downer's Grove, suburb of Chicago, are
visiting at G.. w. Hoover's--Harvestin
is nearly completed here, though most of
the wheat has been handled in very poor
condition. s,Fs. a5saA.a.t
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
ALoER RESIGNS.


Tue Secrofery 81 War has rendered 61A
Resignsttsn Co the Pressds~e.
Secretary Alger ON the 10th rendered
TO the President his resignation Of the
wsr portfolio. The resignation will
become effective Aug. 1, though IL wa
rendered "st the pleasure OF the Prei-
dent Gossip has begun already a.
to his successor but is entirely speca-
lative, for notwithstanding tho reports
thai Mr.. Alger would not long con-
tinue at the head of the war depart
ment, his actual resignation came sud
denly and unexpectedly. No Official
statement as to the cause Of the rastg-
nation is procurable either from the
President or from Secretary Alger,
neither Of whom would talk On ths
subject Nor was the letter OF rnsig-
nation obtainable at this time. For
the present, nothing will be mode
known officially concerning the so~e-
ance of the Official relations between
the President aud his war minister,
but later on the official correspondence
closing the latter's career a. chief Of
the war department doubtless will be
given to the press.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-21
Dynamite Used by Strikers.

An attempt was made to blow up the
elevated structure at Fifth avenue and
Thirty-fifth street in Brooklyn early
on the morning of the 10th. The po-
lice say that it was the work Of the
strikers or sympathizers One of the
pillars of the structure was shattered
by the explosion of dynamite and the
entire base of the pillar was blown TO
pieces and the sides of the pillar sew
eral feet up were torn away. Several
pieces of steel were thrown through
neighboring houses One piece of large
size, nearly an inch in thickness, was
blown through the brick wall of a