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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
1i,sn Proved Fatal.

Greenville, Tex, Oct 7..-El Pack
ard, who fell from a tlee near Dixon
while coon hunting, died from the
effects of the fall
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Wages (tlme, a. m.)-Are You 60
ing 10 tell your wife all that happened
when you get home?
Jaggs-Nope, but I'm hle) gon to
tell her Josh O. thlnghs that (hic) never
happened 'tall.-Chicago News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

jackson, Miss, Oct. o. - There were
no new cases of fever Friday. G. E,
Elliott has died. The Thermometer
ranges between AZ and ~.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Quinlan, Tex, Oct. =. - Dave Platt,
who was shot in the head ON Sept 30.
died Of his wounds. A warrant has
been issued, charging George Stanley
with murder. Stanley has not yet been
nrrested.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
A FIying SQUADRON.

London, Oct. 9.-It is rumored at
Portsmouth, that the admiralty is or
g4nizing a flying squadron to go to
South Africa.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18
YELLOW FEVER.


New Orleans, Oct. o. The board of
health reported one new case and no
deaths on Friday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Illinois day. His address was listened
to with much interest and was fire.
quently applauded.
He was given a reception at night at
the Oriental hotel by former lllinoisans
and his friends in the CITY
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Granbury Tex. Oct o. Tho colored
Baptist church was destroyed by fire
here. Total loes about 800; insurance
s4OO. 1t is thought to be the work OF
an incendiary.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

peen on lriai ine pasC Week Tor Gne muir
der of Sheriff Edward Farr of Watson
burg, Colo, has been found guilty of
murder in the second degr.e.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Gainesville, Tex, Oct. 9--While re-
turning home f. N town two farmers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Eaton. N. NJ. OCT William H..
McG,mis. h IRAN robber. who has
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

Madrid, Oct. 0. ~ Marquis Almeids,
captain general Of Aragon, is dead.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-18

wlsn TO take 1t away about the begin
ming of next month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
A RIVAL OF THE
SUGAR TRUST

PHILADELPHIA. Aus. "A now
rival Of the sugar Trust has entered
the field The Penney ,Ylnia sugar
Refining company rNpocfH 60 have IA
operation by next January u rtl"Hnfl
plant. to he erected at Shacknmark
ON street What on the Delaware
river =
\ large tract % land along thf
Hrlt Line railroad has been bought
20 4. \ Laudell. preFidont az the
krnsinEton National hank ~ a eurt
~ nearly $500 200. aud plans for a
building have been submitted. The
capacity IF the plant at the autset
Viii be- 600 barrels a day. and enc 81
the mcn Interested IA 10" concern
nald today IL would suruasn every
refinery 10 the United states In the
power Co eheaply turn raw suaas
into Erauulstcd
This confidence he said. vas based
upon the publication ~ new and
secret proeenA Tor the filtration -
sugar II he believed that the aaE ar
- 10 he clarified hy clreirolysla ~
untuv. or some comhlna tom Vt thenu
rYstemn A great saviuF IA labor
expenses. 81 lH reported, vii he 81
Tested hy this prueeaH. aud one 81 the
projectors thought the cost ~ rr-
inning would be reduced 20 per cent
The company has purchased and is
operating under tho Old charter =
tHe Pennsylvania Refining company
Thc capital stock has been nSei at
s. nOo 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
TEMPTED TO
BLIND A BOY

MBCHANICSHURG. O.. Aus s.
A fiendish outrage was committed
a few miles vest Of here. the VIC
tim being the little i9-yeaf-eld
adopted son % Mr. william ctymFr.
a farmer Of tails vicinity Tho b1Y
was on his way 70 Catawha with
milk for the creamery. when ne was
aecostsd by q tramp, who asked PET
mission 20 ride. After s1ine q short
distance. the tramp produced rub
Der ball OF tube telling The boy 60
look. when the contents supposed to
b. vttro,. were forced into his face.
which was terribly burned For
tunately none - tire STUFF entered
his eyes TIE hoy waH taken t.
Gaia wha. where his injuries were at
tended TO. 4 posse II Indignant cit.
liens started In pursuit % the mis-
creant. who. " found VIII probably
b. summarily dealt w.th ~ reason
can be assigned Tor the Hehdlsh deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

ner NJ Madison street aud Twenty
ihrd avenue Rev \ y Gregg ptr-
tor Services al II q. IN anil > f. ia.
Nj nlnr SERMON hy the pastor.
ENeninE "inErraull aud lnerrsuti
lam
Hattery street 81 = church Cor
ner ut Third avenue und nattrry
street Roy n l. THROWN pastor.
Morning subject itamanH 10 ~
Evening Matthew gus.
Grace NJ 4 Churr IA Thirtieth av-
cnue south ncar ktug street Rev
" II, srllhk. pastor Services al
II a. m and ? m
Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner uf Third avenue ana uniVcr-
atty street Rev " ~ O. Temple
paHtpr Preaching a. II q. IN aud
j. m Morning The only Fauhda
ton Evening The Church. q
train
Third cumherlgnd Presbyterian
Church Twenty second avenue near
East Cherry Hov g. 4. Thompson.
pastor Services at II IA. aud 3
3 IA
United Presbyterian Church cor
ner sixth avenue and seneca stree.
Rvt x l.. iAuuiuE. pastor
Preaching at II a ~. and M
Morning subject God becoming
Man Evening Continued I'm
pfatemrutn.
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Twenty fourth avenue south near
Is 'nR street ReV Donald Rose pas.
tot Freas hiur at II a m and s g..
"a Morning Regular sunday u't.
mon Evening Mission Work u
The past year"
First Presbyterian Church Corner
~ Fourth ana Spring itrv A T.
Hutchinson. pastor. Services al II a..
IA. and s. ia.
Westminster Presfytrrlan church
ifNsadaay Uey II " UachrInt.
pastor. Morning The Frrrdman'a
Iurl E0rniuE The Ideal and the
Hsal Christian
p'trst Christian Chure HI y
Smith pastor THin church nap
huidH union services with the n =
thutrh. CORNER Pine street sni Thlri
avenue Communion a. TO 81. preach
lns az n a. ga and q. IA sunday
school At T. sos y 3 = q . AZ stl
Morning subject Christian Union.
Eseuins Why All Are Net Chris
tlaua.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
BIG DEAL OF THE
BICYCLE TRUST

nSDIANAPDLfs. Ind Aug g.
The new bicycle trust. according -
Charles +. smitr. 81 the Indiana
Company. one 81 Ita members. viii
have AZ It's president s bert g Pope.
while u. a. TszE"r. ~ Cleveland. .
GormulIy a Janerg and the Western
wheel Works Of chicago and the
Indiana company viii probably be IN
the directory.
The trust has secured control ~ al
the bicycle tube plants in America.
and VIII establish a separate tube
trust. with So 600 900 capital. t. b.
operated undor the bicycle trust II
f. said that only the smaller bicycle
plants win be closed down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
SETTLED AT
THE STATION

A hack containing klttie Buckley
notorious woman 81 the trndsrialn
district and 4 johnson. a mate on
the steamer skazis queen. stopped IN
front u police headquarters this
morning and an ofiie~r waa called 60
settle a dispute The two had been
drinking 4 quarrel srnss between
them. the woman accusing knd~r-
son - rnhh.uE her Of dsamand
loekct and wster chain 4 aEht
commenced and the hackman drove
with all haste 60 headquarters
When they emerged from the hack
the woman had Johnson BY the
thruaf. and several cuts on her face
told the story Anderson claimed
that ere woman stole his watch 4
charge ~ iisordvriF conduct was
placed against both. ana Anderson
was released on 80 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
Gsss,s
Sunday Services.
HAsSs

81 Marks Episcopal church
Harvard avenue between seneca
and spring streets Rev. = .
LlNyd. rector. Services at n a. m
ana =. m Morning Prayer and
Law" Evening regular services
tor Service at II a. m. 80 evening
service.
Trinity Parish Church Corner Of
Eighth avenue and James street
REV t. ~ GoRen. rector. Services
at n q m. and ; 2. N Morning sub
iert with HIN on the Hoy
Mount" Evening The Tears OF
Jesus"
~ Clements spiscopal Church
Invent 3 fourth avenue aud Washing
ton street REV GeorEo HusEei.e
rector Regular sunday services.
English Lutheran Churvh Of The
Holy Trinity Seventh and Uuripr
street. Rev James r Beatcs. pas
ing sermon by Roger x Greene
First baptist Churcf Fourth ave.
nue.. near James street Louis s
tiuNerman. pastor Preaching ser
vices At II q. IN and s T.. m. The pull
pit will be nGed both morning an
evening by Rev. " r. Taylor 81
Dayton. o.
North seattle Baptist. Corner ai
Third avenue and cedar street Utv
l.. sawyer. pastor Services ut Il
a. m. and 3 ?. m.
Seattle Tabernacle CHaptiaD Cor.
ner Of Jefferson street and Rurer
avenue. near James street uowcH
house. Hov. = G. Ohrum. pastor
Services at II a. m and s q IN
Morning Communion Service Even.
ing Sermon By Roger = Green
First NJ. Z. Church Corner ThIrs
avenue and Marion street Rev T.
VI Randall. jr.. pastor Morning
Everyday Religion Evening Re.
trlbution
African ". + Church 1870 -Four
teouth avenue Rev. Cleo. \ Bal 3
pastor Services at # o.. m. ana
T. m Morning "Helpers" Evening
Human and Divine Natures Con.
traFted
Church ~ our Lady ~ Good Hell
Corner 81 Washington street and
Third avenue south. Rev +. \ Pc.
fantaine. Morning sermon at 1873
and evening nt O'Clock
Sacred Heart Church Services ar,
temporarily hold In the brotherhood
hall on SIXTH avenue near Beli street
Rev. Father Brown In charge.
Church ~ Immaculate Conception
Corner ~ Brsa lway and Madison
Rev y Swero Ia charge. Maralur
sermon A. 1920 and evening AT Z 80
o'clock
Madison. street NJ. l., Church-Cor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
About Town.
ssssssss sssssssssssssss>>sssss>>sssSss

Peter CIrary an smpioye Of the
Great Northern raHwsy. died a. his
home. lit sixth avenue. yesterday
The deceased leaves family Of sev-
en- daughters IN Seattle.
Geprr RutErr Olsen. sw,de.
was admitted o. citizenship ycster-
day In the federal court.
The funeral services - Herman
Schneider wree held yesterday after
noon A. 2 o'clock from the odd Eel
lows hall. THE luterment Vas In
Lake View cemetery.
The funeral services for Eva
noon AT 3 ?. m. from the Firat Rap
fist church.
The remains ~ Peter Claary. who
died Thursday, were shipped 10 St
Paul. MINI. FOR interment
L. " Tcnury has been appointed
administrator u the estate ~ LYDIA
II Tenuey by Judge Moore. His
bond was nSed at 1000.
J r Comferth general manager ~
the Yukon Overland Excursion &
company. left yeHtsr-
day for ottawa
Ike iIoraell. charged with assault
with intent 20 do bodily harm To- hls
VIE. VAS Yesterday diEchnrEeI by
Justice Cam.
Ella ) Messenger has asked far a
divorce from her husband on tho
grounds ~ deHertlou. They were
married March o. 1893. ut Moutesano.
Wash
Hessio Stevens wants divorce
from her husband. =. Warda Stew
ems. She claims that he la a dis
reputable man.
Ths headquarters 81 tho Charity
Organization society has been moved
from room ~. sullivan building. t.
~ Ycalcr way. The change was
made LIANT night
The steamer sklFif chief - taking
the run ~ the state ~ Washington
today Tho httrr was slightly dam
ared by running on the rocks near
FaIrhaven.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
MESSENGERS
AGAIN OUT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Aug s.
The p meHHsuz"r boys constituting
the night force as the Western Union
Telegraph companY's main Office.
Tenth and Chestnut streets. struck
In body last n#Eht On the lnfprma-
ton from one uf their number that
the company had advertised for 2e0
boys over Il years 81 age The adj
vertisement was taken by Tire boys
TO mean that they were tp be dis
charged and their places filled by
outsiders Shortly before midnight
the entire force left in body and
held mass meeting on Tenth street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
MILL TRACT CASE AGAIN

me old Hu tract came into court
as ainst yesterday Afternoon Tfls
time it was on tho application ~
fisn = snipvs as trustee far Zen D..
@nip~s. Mary 4 snpea. william l..
HliL y r. May. snd uihrfa The
court is asked ta acciare that Jahu
" Thompson. ~ Washington. y g.
ir ts huid the property in trust fls
himself aui the plaintiff to pay
himself tis5 20. q pay lien g. sa.F~s
ifli.E5s. AMI 90 bold The property Ia
common wIih snipss. May AMI mil.
n Thompson has placed the proper
- beyond his reach az ths complaint
alleges - - about a. do he d asked
10 pas the plaintiffs tssssi&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
"a kloMDlKE RAILROAD.

The kiandiko Mines Railway otm-
pauY has alrd articles af inaafpara o.
tuu with the Dominion government
- ottawa The eauttsi stock II the
company 10 fixed az ~ oea e,o and It's
head uftie~s ARE at oitaea Tho oh
leei Is a. build railroad from X IN
iikv CITY 10 Dawson aud branch
Hnen on the leading rFsekn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

a euSy MILL.

The divorce muI made tao turns
yesterday afternoon. once Is was
Tor the bsnent - r fiowey. wno
came to seattle nonle time sFa. and
hts wlfe refused 20 fellow him on
the next turn u the mtii Cora John
aan Was divorced frum =. II John
spn on statutory grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following drr#is wrre MED in
thr county auditors office yesterday
VIZ. ~ Hutchinson g ux 10
blanche r. Hutchinson und 4. lots
tn - block $ Gilman park, peeem-
hrr =. isss. jusr. etc
san.r O. Nm q Hutr hlusan. uni y
lots ta - biloxi ; Gilman park
December z isy love etc
David and Agnes Gilmore fraheiia
ani WIN u kirkmhu. Fanny X
Reynolds. Myrtle q AMI LeH'fe q
kifkmau. and executors - william
Eirkmao o. e. J Smith part lots /
AMI : block q. a a pennysa adi
lots and 9 bloek 10 lots I and s
ala- ISL. part lots ] anal g block isa
SEATTLE TIDE lands. July = fioi on
Elmer , cainc & "a 60 David
Gilmore. iuia / and q blsrA tst. F.s
attic tide lands July 81 Al
Executors - Amos Iiroa IA. aeecBs=
Cd Annie " Alison l.. ora and
Anna THROWN and Prov nlr kiunear
"a 9 J Smith. bot ;. biuck Ia. Seattle
tils lands JuiY g. tlaoso
elise Investment company Co e J
smth. lpt block Up. lot z block
is1 int binek ~. seattle tide lands
except flghtsnf-Way june - SO o'o
Eiu ) starr ta Chaa j smith
-, 2 block ia. Seattle tide lands
April q. $1,000.
Hamr 90 same. iot :. block lsi lot
9 block Isz. seattle tide lands March
IS g. 90
state 60 q smith iat 2. block
III. Seattle tide lands. June =, ttl2
G \ Kinurar o. chas = crane.
lot ,. block ~. Seattle tide landH
MAY .. q r. $40
Charles p crane It TX 10 e ]
Smith. same property Aay = a e..
$40
: u penman To- same lot { block
IL. seattle tide lands May y ST.
NarthW ae'srn 4 paeian HXpotbcek
tank G" Same. same property, May
n a. e. So
Edmund HuwIen - ". t. same.
lot block i77. Seattle tide lands.
May n a e.. lin
state to Same. lots - T. block tsg.
seattle tide lands June ~. ftsss
seattle Hardware 60 10 same. lot
5. block III. seattle tide mnds. May
~ $40
Puget Mm Go 60 same. lot . and
part lot ia block ~. Seattle tide
lands. except riEht-pf.Vay March
81. g.
same - s1me. lot (. block is7. Se-
atti. tlle lands July S teoO
John q. Nrrn Ia same 'at 8. block
III Seattle tide lands. except right
ofsWay June g. $4,000
smith inf s. blpek Isl. iut 3. block Is.
Seattle tide lands. March 70 5000
Executors ~ Amos Brown. decens-
Ell t. g J Smith, Same prone IS.
May 4. q e. 81
Annie " Alison l.. ora and Anna
Brown and brownie kiunrar tuoe
Hrnwul - same. Same property. May
I. q. a.. s..
Consolidated College Co. tn Belle
Il BeLouE. lot 3, block o. lilawatha
pnrk July rs. $50
Milwaukee Mining & Investment
60. 10 Michael Earlaa. lot q. block g.
- r pcnuy'a 81 add. y Seattle.
Aug g. 81
Annie S EuRauiHt IA Frank Eng
UutHt lot -. block a Gilman park.
juno e. 81
EXT af Arthur \. Denny, deceased.
and Mary \. Denny. 10 tsaac Cooper
and Louis Levy. lots and S, block
rs. pcnny's Broadway add. Aug
{. 81 600
Gdn. nr estate Of Chas simon to
Matthias GRADY. lotsa2. block 90. Ren.
ton. Aug e. tlG5 30
Clara NJ Wheeler tn Walter Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
TINE CANAL PAPERS.

Al thr papers IN tbs Lake waah
inEton canal Ease esrr furv aried
tb the attorney general yesterday hY
District Attorney DAY Tho rauHts
commissioners aiti tender a deed as
saeu as Prosecuting Attorney ~.
Eiroy pFrparrs O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
WILL FIGHT THE
INSURANCE TAX

DIES MotSEs Ia. Aus Thirty
European lnHuranee companies have
notified the state - insA theY Niu
So te ihr Federal supreme court with
ths case sr~king e. prove the uu-
euuHfitutlatalite ~ this states Ia
suranee lAW juier shIrass In thr
Federal eifrult court. bed the Ian
constitutional
q provides tfal Iowa companies
muet pay annually one per cent u
pre- ufuH reserved American cam.
paniea outside iaWa. 80 peg cent.
uua- American companies. 9 Per esut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
IEmpEaLoln TROUBLES

ELLA t.-in and Roy Hampton. tWa
Inmates = QuAut.a music bah in thc
tenierisiu district were arrested hy
officer Hubbard early this morning
an a charge - assault upon kztIs
Franklin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
a CHILD DROWNED.

The body 81 Andrew George Ar.
mold three year-olf boy. was found
In the baY asar the Grant street
bridge last night about % oiria K
Neighbour found the Nody and nott.
Ned the coroner Death vas acct
dental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

of the foatbers
an et the The bicycle be held
primarily responsible modern individuals
after adopting
them Tor bicycle rlnr rurss ~
herewith. to be- despia
Lately cyclists good othcr fellows with good calves
brechca during all o their
within
a SO minutes Il becoming lad II the day
within the couple 1t years
Why not erns hack the powdered and blue satin COATS aud MAKE
picturesque ladies' OF
and return to the effective cooked hat With red feathers IN II James
sk the hut the
bu< make him finished on
below me-, quite s1 above Mayer Humes curly locks roepnE
esrh would certainly be
which he effects
In aspect society
which bcyetss
pose I" sa''a by 'h' mnpl.eaagn q Nn.g e'se'hs'
attention
IN the Esera newspapers as the srrasa beef sensation
rhr suspicion the celebrated
kr bhant'sS yellow Journalism learned with vol
knowledge their nsnerts em that
columbus and many years previously coming dow" the sN'"s as
rvevny mryresut by the sensational
kssr naru eclor heads he this as It
may the appears u b. M well authenticated instances In which the
eusd ereeHaut evidence ~ t"uhtfu kud ant may be
that The crimes aaerd 70 hin We al committees ' te tribe " BLACK
spiders th BLACK carsar" before accused
mtsaauSs suea these VII IN ask Tor suspension Of
public had sum
eisn' time to examine INTO his trai's more carefully.
a Ike the
eaherram TO-
had
a surrrudenE th
spanish troops
%
has an along been known th the surrender. made by spanish com
ordered Hev
the eounded castaan and
inclination uaalei
his orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
Excursion to Everett Sunday

Steamer leaves Yaaler wharf nj Q
n. m f9r Everett stopping at Port
Biakeleg and Edm1nda. both going
and returning bicycles free.
Round trip. only co cents Tickets
at Lees Pharmacy or al wharf.
Buy acre tract. Moore Inv. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

Humidity The FIELD
Phnppnvs cell
Humidity
be vii Us again summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

Eorn Drug Co, rum and Pike.
IIcteuplOu specialists fngns Pika Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

seattle Gas 4 Electric Co. city.
Gentlemen. Answering your In
most convenient article a woman cR
a home to put IN a gas range" Nol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

seattle Gas A Electric 90
After years thorough une Il a SO % Eas sto
inr Eas stove for general use % any family My
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05
Delighted With 1t.

Seattle wash. July -. 1893.
am delighted with 1t. and think I could
ey and Is cheaper than coal or wood Yours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-05

s~sttls Gas q Electric Coo nCollins General Manag'
Dear sir.-Do / str like my stove Yes. lnde
Keep house without H. It saves time. labor and n
truly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-28

in progress for the protection of the creek
above from impure matter, and for the
general publication of the stream.
Whether sufficient is being accomplished
in that direction we do not know.
But there are these facts TO rely upon:
Before any of the water of that stream is
conveyed to the city at any time. 1t has
to pass into the reservoir where solid
matter sinks and then has to pass through
fine screens set for the purpose, which
are constantly changed and cleaned so
that the condition of the water above.
where the scenes pictured in our coutem-
porary were taken. is no guide TO the
purity of the water below after it has
named.
And now here is. the most important
point at present. The statement is made
that:
Iiy actual measurement 800 600 gall
Ions of that water is being conducted into
tine pipes which supply this city. daily"
The truth is that not one gallon or one
pint OF that water is being conducted into
the city, and there has been none brought
mere at all for at least three weeks. The
accuracy Of the report and the benefits
resulting from the scare. may be tested
by simple inquiry as to this matter in
the proper quarters.
Restaurants and hotel keepers. as we'll
as private families may rest their inSideS
in tranquility. They do not have to drink
the waters of Pariey's creek at all lust
now, and when they do it will not come
70 them in the form preserved in a phial,
for the purpose of inviting people from
abroad to make their homes in this CITY
or.ls the phfal kept on hand for political
effect?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-28

Smith, Mrs Terry, Miss Hunt and Mrs.
Freed.
A string orchestra was in attendance
and discoursed delightful music
throughout the evening.
Among those present were Mrs. Gill
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Lee. Mrs. Hunt,
Miss Hunt, Mrs. Charles Read, Miss
Read, Miss Keogh. Mrs. Bird n snd
Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. L. V. Harte,
Mrs. Schenck. Mrs. Melten.- Mrs. L. j..
Archer, Mrs. Royle, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Miss May,
Mrs. Wedgwood. Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs.
Whitley, Mrs. J. w. Young. Mrs. Em-
lily Grant. Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Little, Mrs
Peabody. Mrs. Lakin. Mrs. Talmage,
Mrs. W. w. Ritter. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. F. "A.
Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nelden.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Eldredge, Mrs.
Mathis, Mrs. Hough. Miss Hough, Mrs.
Rancle, Mrs. Van Armand, Mrs. c.. ID
Moore, Mr.. A. t. Schroeder, Mrs.
Ransford, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Sanford,
Mrs. Moon. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. F. w.
Haight, Mrs. Solomon Siegel. Mrs. Ran
sohoff, Miss Dougall. Mr.. Hagar, Mrs.
Bent, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.
Town. Mrs. Ives, Mrs. Darling, Mrs.
Bishop, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Fletcher,
Mrs. billiard, Mrs. Hurst Mrs. Patten,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Bigeloy, Mrs. Mel
son. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bischell, Mrs.
Vollmer, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Hubbard,
Mrs. La Compile, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Corr
man, Mrs King, Mrs. York, Mrs Nath-
an Barlow of Grand Rapids.