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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01
MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
(Special Correspondence.l

Special Correspondence.r
N, ny Pleasant Ta Sept, Janes Love Welt III
and Wales during s t 8 geek y
Miss May Conrad was over from CHESTER
on Monday.
oIof Olson e and wife came , r. rem en-
] day with o. r. Olsen and family.
James Alfred AIns Of Fountain Green was
D. a. candland OF Chester was seen. in
Nit. Pleasant several days during the fore
part Of the week
James p. stalker e made e a trfp.-to Salt
LAKE City early in the thew week. IS y y '''
Bishop G. y. Lund was IN AIilburu ana
RFairview on Thursday
Ed candland was up from his Chester
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2. y. Alfred came up from: Spring city
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Mrs. Jennie Christensen went south on
Wednesdays train to visit with friends
and relatives in the southern part osfthe
county.
r.. Justesen and wife Of Chester were
in Mt. Pleasant on Saturday last.
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Will Young and Will, Anderson came IN
from Mercur on Saturday last.
Sven o. Nelson was down during the
week from Fairview:
County Attorney w; d. Livingston was
up from Mantt Monday;
George Christensen was in Fairview the
latter part Of the week;
j. Morgan johnson was In from Spring
City. last Saturday.
William Young of Fairvfew passed
through Mt. Pleasant Monday on his
way TO his mines in the southern part Of
'is county. @ O o
Mrs Chris Christensen of Salt Lake Is
visiting old-time friends and relatives
here.
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Spring City home for short time the
fore part of the week
Mrs. ]. Alfred of Spring City was up
John C. Edwards of Salt Lake is in tho
Spring City passed through the valley
from his Salt Lake home this week.
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w. d. Candland returned this week
from q ten days trip into the south
western portion of the state.
Mrs. n. Nelson and daughter came in
from Fairview Monday morning.
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L. P. Miller of Salt Lake is In Mt.
Pleasant.
Mel NJ. Madsen came home from SEQ
field for a few days this week.
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II. VI. Anderson of Fountain Green was
a visitor in this city during the week.
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Lauritz P. Nelson of Manti was in town
Friday
DR.. and Mrs l.. V. Cassaday, Miss
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Old Time Supper.

An old-time supper was given last
evening by Mrs. Abiel Leonard and the
Misses Leonard. Supper was served
All 9 o'clock and wa. announced by the
ringing of a huge old bell. The menu
consisted of old-fashioned dishes, and
the table was decorated with old-fasn-
toned garden flowers, while to add to
the pleasure of the occasion the guests
appeared in the costumes of long ago:
Present were Miss McGrath, MISS
Gertrude NcGrath. Miss Welpy' MISS
Tlsfe Dickert, Miss Irma Alff, Miss
Emily Read. Miss Critchlow, Rev. Ellis
Bishop. Rev. Scott, Mr.. Henrotin, Mr..
Kraft. Mr.. Druehl, Mr.. Glendinning,
MIR. Dana. Smith. Rev. Allen Smith, Ar.
Wayne Smith, DR.. Mather and DR.,
Belle.
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move to their new home on Fourth


move to their new home on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Singiser and Mrs. Rathman leave
today for Sioux City.
F. c. Schranlm will return from New
York on Wednesday.
Miss Florence Cooper has gone to
Boston to enter school.
Mrs. Rutt and Miss Linnie Rutt leave
next week for England.
Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury will return home
during the coming week.
David B. Hampstead will return dur
ing the week from the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Whitney will be
at the Manitou after Oct. 3.
Mrs. A. C. johnson gave an enjoyable
Kensington Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wertheimer have
gone east on an extended visit.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner now
reside at AL South West Temple.
Mrs. Lyman and DR.. Harry Lyman
leave today for their home in Omaha.
Mrs. c. A. Krouse left Monday for
New York and a trip through the south.
David D. Irwin of Michigan is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mclaughlin.
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Mrs. E. "A. Littlefield of Ogden is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Julian Houtz..
Miss Nellie Walker and Mrs. A. B.
Jones came up from Walkers farm on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manning of.
Portland are the guests of Mrs. Isaac
Jennings.
DR.. and Mrs. Bickford will return
next week from a three months visit
in Europe
Mrs Kirkpatrick and family will
occupy the Daggett residence during
the winter.
Judge and Mrs. Howat are at home
to their friends at 1868 East Second
South street.
Misses, Virginia and Phebe Holftz; of
Ogden are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian HoutZ.
The Home Forum society gives a
social Wednesday evening in the Auer-
bach building.
Mrs. w. V. Rice returned Wednes-
day from Canada, where she has been
visiting relatives.
The marriage of Miss Sara E. Cohen
and Silas W. Neuberger will take place
on Wednesday, Oct. IL
Mrs. Ada Lull Gray has returned
from the east and is spending few
days with Mrs. c. l.. Baum
apartments at the Grand. where they
are at home to their friends.
Mrs. De Bruhl of San Francisco will
spend the next two weeks in the city
with Mrs. Richard A Keyes.
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Mrs Ramsay of ST. Louis was the
guest Of honor at an informal affair
given Wednesday by Miss Lowe.
Harry I. Spencer of Lancaster, Pa.
was on Wednesday the guest of Pro
lessor and Mrs. George c. Young.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Warren Nice, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Peabody, left yesterday for Glenwood.
The Alumni association of st. Mary's
will have an important business meet
ing at the academy on Wednesday,,
Oct. 5, at 4:30 p. m. All members are
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Musicale.

A musicale and social was given on
Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. A. w. Felt on Fourth street in
honor of Mr.. Felt's birthday. Musical
numbers were rendered by Miss Louie
Felt, Mrs. Basset, Mrs. Atkins, Pro-
fessor Anderson, Professor John Held,
Mr.. Henry Miles and others. The house
was very lastly decorated with au-
tunn leaves. which were arranged in
great profusion throughout the rooms.
Delicious refreshments were served and
altogether the evening was delightfully."-
spent.
The following persons were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atkins, Mr.. and
Mrs John Held, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dahlquist, Mrs.
Marie Rogers, Miss Louie Felt, Miss
Lottie Anderson, Miss Dottie Felt,
Henry Miles, Professor Anderson and
Mr.. Johnson.
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earnestly requested to be present, as
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
Miss George Hartley gives a tea
Wednesday afternoon to the young Ia
dies of the Presbyterian congregation.
Mrs. Boyce, who has been visiting
Mrs. Montague Ferry. leaves the latter
part of the week for her home in Mich
igan.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Brown had as their guests
at dinner Rev. and Mrs. G. D. B. Miller
of st. Louis.
The marriage of Miss Edith Chugg.
and Richard Warthen will take place
on Monday, Oct. 8.
Mrs. Flagg and Miss Flagg, who
spent a pleasant two weeks in the city
with Mr. and Mrs w. w. Flagg, left
Tuesday for the east.
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Mr. George Lucas entertained the
Midnight Owl club at the residence of
his aunt. Mrs, S. 7. Smith, 70s East
Sixth South, Friday. night.
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The Misses Margaret Werner. Their
esa Taylor, Bella Clayton and Jeanne
Spencer gave a fancy dress affair at the
home OF Mrs. Werner Friday evening.
8 o. 81 e.
Miss Ora Hardness entertains this
evening in honor of Mr.. Roy Mckay,
who leaves Thursday for New York.
Mrs. w. G. Sharp will entertain in his
honor tomorrow. evening. S5
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Mr. Roy Mckay yesterday entertained
the following friends at Walkers farm:
Mrs. ID. s. Hampstead, Miss Alff, Miss
Irma Aft, Miss Maud Thorn, Mr.. Hen
rctin, Rev. Bishop and Rev. Scott.
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The Evolutionary entertainment given
Friday evening last at the First Bap-
fist church by Ella Knight was listened
to by small, but appreciative audi
in every respect and gave. the best OF
satisfaction. Especially fine was the
series of poses in Greek costume.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday evening by Messrs. Archie Blu
chanan and w. o. McLain in honor of
Mr.. John G. CorlessF atFathe latter s
home, 80 West Seventh South. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games,
music and -rec1tatlonS. musical Seiec-
tons were rendered by the Misses Nor
ma and Nora Busby, Hazel Snarr, Sam
Seldom, Archie Buchanan, Richard
Graves, John Gloves, Dora Crowther.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Corless, Mamie Corless and Walla Will
cox. Among those present were Mrs.
Eliza Crowther, Misses Norma Busby,
Mamie Crowther, Nora Busby, Emma
Greenhalgh,, Dora Crowther, Mamie
HCorless, Katie Crowther Lille Caughly,
Ella Miller, Ollie Miller: Hazel Snarr,
Messrs. Phillip Knutt, Samuel Seldom,
Will Longbacker, Melvin Snarr, w. o.
McLain, Orrin- McLain, Archie Bu-
chanan,, Richard Greaves, John Cloves,
Walter Wilcox, Arthur Caffall, William
Crowther, Ed Crowther John C. Cor
less. Frank Corless, Fay Workman,
Robert Marcroft. James Marcroft.
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eral Penrose, Mr.. A. T. vollmer, Mr.. ].
c. Graham and the Orpheus club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Rood, Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Vcllmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
Harris Madame Pfoutz, DR.. and Mrs.
PfouIz, DR.. and Mrs. Hatchett, Mr. and
Mrs. 5. Lincoln Boggs, Judge and Mrs.
Bowman, Professor and Mrs. Clarke,
Professor Hager, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mer-
rill. Professor and Mrs. Young, Messrs-
w. II. Shearman, Fred Bennett, @. w.
Meeks, T. L. King, AL. Pyper, w. w.
Thayer, George Westervelt. B. J.
Evans, B. r. Woodward. c. w. Schnell,
A G. Whiteman, L. V. Silver, G. L.
Savage, c. J.. Southland.
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wife and william Grant. of American
Fork. spent a day in Lehi with their
friends.
A. Booth and A. Clun were entertained
by their friends in Lehi.
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William Strong and wife OF Alpine were
the guests Of j. s. Broadbent.
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q AZ kirkham was down from Salt
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Z. T.. Harrington and w. B. Smith spent
day in Lehis
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Miss Grace Brimhall Of Spanish Fork
was the guest OF Miss A. Webb.
f y. O. Cutter and wife Of Salt Lake City
were the guests Of r. RICntlers & s
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Surprise PARTY.

Mrs. John Jones, jr., was the recip-
lent of surprise Thursday evening
which proved an enjoyable affair.
There were present: Mrs. John
Jones, jr., Mrs. A. c. Meyer, Jennie
Gibson, Anna Simonson, Mary Berlin,
Sarah Meyer, Rachel McIlveen, Selena
Evans, Jennie Shepherd, Sarah De
Grey, Melissa Cooley, Mayme Cooley,
Lena Meyer; Messrs. John Jones, jr.,
William Jones, Ed Butterworth, Will
Speirs. w. Free, Owen Speirs, Orson
Speirs, Will Crabtree, Arthur Stewart,
Alfred Meyer and John Jones.
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W. w. Williams, Perry, Ida..............24
Emma Perry, Perry, Ida..-...-........2 20
George O'Toole. Salt Lake. 80
Lillian Bernhard, Salt Lake. ..........H
Eugenus Murphy. Grafton, w. 10
Nellie Kerry, Provo. ..-...................n
Frank Dibble, Salt Lake ..................2 5
May Angell Salt Lake.........-........8
James Rudellat, Salt Lake-...............40
Maria f. Rudellat, Salt Lake. -.-......S
Michael J. Blake. Kemmerer. Wyo.....-4
Ursula Z. WEIGH, Kernmerer, Wyo... 80.
Karl p. E. Christensen. Salt Lake...... .26
Norss Larsen, Salt Lake
J. p. e. Rasmussen, Salt Lake..........2 %
Ida Swenson, Salt Lake.. ........s....... q
William Isom, Salt Observation-Disclosures. %
i Mary Mckenzie, Salt Mathematician. 20
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In Honor of Guests.

Mrs. Will CIawson and Mrs. LOOMS
were on Wednesday afternoon the
guests of honor at a luncheon given by
Mrs. John d. Spencer. Large purple
pansies were used to decorate the beau
tifGlly arranged table.
Mrs. Spencer's guests were MRS
Ioomis, Mrs. Will Clawson. Mrs. ii.
G. Whitney, Mrs. Charles s. Burton,
Mrs. Stanley Clawson, Mrs. Rosslter
and Miss Spencer.
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MAY Club.

The May club spent a delightful even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Culver on Tuesday evening.
Prizes for cards We're won by Mrs. and
Mr. P Butler, Mrs. Ford, Mr.. E. G.
Holding and Mrs. w. H. Culver.
A dainty supper was served in the
dining room. The table was beautifully
decorated with flowers. After the
transaction of some business matters
the club adjourned to meet at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Holding on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10.
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Informal Evening.

On Tuesday evening, Mr., and Mrs.
John c. Cutler, jr., entertained at their
home on E street in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed E. Jenkins, who shortly leave
for mission to Europe. After supper
the evening was pleasantly spent with
music and games.
The guests were:s Mr.. and Mrs. Ed E.
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J..
Daynes, jr., Mr.. Bert Cutler, Miss Belle
Weller, Mr.. Ernest Lambourne, Miss
Lydia Weller, Mr.. Edgar Hills, Miss
Nettie Lambourne.
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Az Tuncbeon.

Mrs. Theresa Werner was on Thurs
day afternoon the hostess Of hand
somely decorated luncheon. Pink and
white carnations adorned the table
around which were seated Mrs. John
ID. Spencer. Mrs. Amelia Young, Mrs.
Kenneth C. Kerr, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Beatie. Mrs. John Groesbeck, mrs
viii Clawson. Mrs. Kimban, Mrs.
Charles S. Burton, Mrs. Julia Taylor,
Mrs. LOOMS and Miss Lunt.
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The first was given as a house blessing,
and the guests were Bishop and Mrs.
Leonard, Dean and Mrs. Halsey. Dr..
and Mrs. jeremiah Beattie, Miss Beat
tie. Mr.. p. H. LEnnan, Rev. Ellis
Bishop and Rev. Scott.
The second affair was given as COM
pliment to Mrs. John d. Spencer, and
to meet her there were present ProfeS-
sor and Mrs Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burton, Mrs. Loomis, Miss
Beattie. Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Johnson and
Mr.. Snow,
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Den r. Coray is in the city.
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Miss Emma Fisher has gone to Den
yer.
Mrs. Charles D. Moore has gone to
Idaho.
George Y Wallace. jr., left Thursday
for Cambridge.
Mrs. Carton and Mrs. offutt left Fri
day for Omaha.
Mr.. William Jennings left last even
ing for the east.
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Mrs U. ]. Wenner and daughter are
visiting in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Travis will soon
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Marriage Licenses.

During. the week ending yesterday mar
rage licenses We're issued as follows:
Fred A. Wrathall, Salt Lake ............. .33
Clara Wetzell, Salt Lake. ....t.......23
Lorenzo Gushing, Dillon, Mont. ..........29
Helen Hayter, Huntington, Can. %
De Bart Despair, Granite. ................A
Bertha NJ. Keener, Salt Lake. ..........N
Harry s. Harper. Salt ,Lake.............,,A
Katherine G. Clough, Salt Lake. %
Eric Clark, Bingham. ....................27
Louisa Nygard, Bingham. 20
Reuben A. Roberts. Bingham. ....... ;. rs
Elizabeth, sherwood, Salt Lake. 10
John +. Riddle, Salt Lake. ......... 10
Melissa Pitts. Salt Lake.-............--.. 10
Don c. Tufts, Salt Lake.............5 81
Anna Dorenette East Waterloo. %
Samuel w. Taylor, Salt Lake,. %
liner PETIT, Ogden Observation-Disclosures. "a
Josephine Arnold, Salt Lake. 20
E. G. Squires, Salt Lake. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Jeanette Mcneil. American Fork. %
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Fornal Dinners.

DR.. and Mrs. j. T. White gave two
dinner parties during the week. On
both occasions the rooms We're elab-
orately decorated in pink and green.
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WANTEDA number of girls between the Of II and Is
baking during the week of the exhibition
young Miss who prepares and bake biscuit the quickest
the the JEWEL STEEL RANGE, will present
Bicycle Applications be filed
not later than Tuesday, August 90
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an operations and to minimize the OPP

can operations and to minimize the OPP
position.
General Otis says newspapers are not
public institutions. but private enter.
prises. and the correspondents are only
here on suffrance.
All reports from the rebel territory
agree that the scarcity Of food is in
creasing add that the rebel command
ers at Aparri and other points refuse to
obey Aguin aldo's order in regard to
closing the ports held by the rebels
against American ships and say that
anv ship bringing stores will be well
coined. Several ships from Manila are
now at such ports.
Allowed TO Help the Filipinos.
Hundreds Of people come into Manila
daily and return TO the rebel lines with
food and other commodities. The
guards stationed along one road report
ed that 5000 persons passed through the
lines in three days. ands that As tons Of
rice were carried out in small parcels
on the same road in ten days. Much Of
this undoubtedly goes to aid the rebels,
but the authorities permit this traffic
from motives Of charity toward the
women and children, who are undoubt-
edly suffering.
General Macarthur is establishing
municipal governments in the villages
north of Manila.
The mayor Of Bal,uag. the first town
where General Lawton established the
same rule, who was supposed to be one
of the most friendly and trustworthy of
the natives. has been placed in Jail
charged with arranging with the rebels
for an attack on the town.
The American troops have beer
withdrawn from all that part OF the
country which was half cleared of
rebels in the expedition of the Ameri'
cans in June last.
The rebels have returned to San Ma
teo. which was abandoned for the thirt
time after its recent capture.
1t is alleged that more than half thu
howitzer ammunition used during tn
fight at Angeles was defective an,
failed to explode.
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cep,ea Tie resignation Q. the wNo:e Gao
met. The newspapers are still actively
commenting upon the difficulties Of the
situation.
The cause Of the cabinet crisis, was
the rejection by the diet Of the canal
bill, favorite measure OF the en-
peror's. II is the first time since the
formation Of the empire that the Con.
servatives have openly defeated q man.
date OF their sovereign.
The question Of the dissolution OF the
diet a. result Of the defeat OF the
canal bill is much talked about, but
such step 10 not likely until tho upper
house has approved the new civil code.
Opinion is much divided as to what
Emperor William may do in the matter
many persons believing that the minis
try's resignation will be accepted. IN
any case. it is asserted. the government
will have 10 encounter in the next cleo
,ions great moral force. the Conserva'
tive junkers having hitherto been M
variably on its side.
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JININEZ EXPECTED.

would.ne President Of San Dom"eo
nouud for santiago.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug. .3--ueh'
eral Juan lsidro Jiminez is expected 10
arrive here or nj Manzanillo III the
course Of day or SO. 1t is reported
that an American who was a passenger
ON the steamer with Jiminez at the
time Of the latter's arrest at Cienfuesos
overheard n conversation between JIM
inex and two officers Of the Cuban
army. in the course of which he offered
them commissions in the Dominican
army.
The agents Of Jiminez are very ac'''e
among the Cubans here. Two ,"oans'
believed TO be in his pay, are under SUI
yeillance.
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JONES A CANDIDATE.

roledo'e Mayor Decides {" E"ssr '"'
Race for Governor Of Ohio.
TOLEDO. o.. Aug. ?3.-Mayor Jones
arrived in the city during the morning
and at once began work on a 'e''el a."
nouncing that he would be nm indepen'
dent candidate for governor. Concern
inc his candidacy Mayor Jones said:
II shall announce myself as q cahui
date shortly. l do not intend to wail
FOR the nomination by the Democra.'e
convention or any other political party
/ shall be strictly non.partisan cana'
date rather than IN independent ana g
I want it understood that my cano'
aacv will be non.partisan.'
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CABINET TO QUIT.

~.
Die, = 'a'ssry. DsSssseA ia the
km,. '"dsrs lts Rssisassiea.
aug. %. During the after
|deucs o,het =. " meeting was held at the
(al cb,p " Prince Hohenlohe, tho i'm
|,s,esa" a".elior. and the whole cabi.
Ne m;n; :" resign. The acceptance
/ s'ers resignations . uncer.
pa Do. william will return 70 Ber.
hn my nrs.; ., two. when. It IL reported.
deciaoo io,.ae at the cabinet council
Rkinn.. what steps are to be taken.
h asas, as ot runors are afloat. One
k''s that the kaiser has &C.
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RKOF TRAMPS
Western Brakemen Shot
ni Thrown Under q
Train. ~r-
lurlerers Escaped but an
armed Posse Is Now in
Pursuit.
putty Between Sheepnlen and
PllIemen Causes Another
Death.

saAllIowN, la.. Aug. 23.-Three
stealing ride on . Chicago
Western freight train that left
.e'Hy after midnight. shot and
o'aAemen j. +. Wilson and Con-
a''Aews and threw their bodies
We wheels. The murderers es-
0a' an armed posse at once start
pursuit. Wilson lived In Mar
~" ah1 Matthews in Des Moines.
wefe married
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|V'htR RANGE TRAGEDY.

''''"msn Killed b. sheep
man In Nebraska.
"os' Neb.. Aug. %. Differences
k,h. ''eepmen and cattlemen over
% =, =, range has caused another
b., .A's time George Coil shot
h sA - RON his horse in Dawes
ksl !" ,Ae conclusion OF q bitter
\. ,. eo'l was herding his fathers
|inva.s "sah was cattle rancher and
y ,na ea several flocks from the same
CA M o'uited the herders with q
|e,s v' ~, surrendered and the stock
nossa 'i render him all the assist