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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The men interested In automobiles
met last niaht at tho waidorf-Astoria,
New York, and organized tho auto-
mobile club u America. gcgrEo y.
Chamberlain was elected president and
Homer W. Hedge was made SECRETARY.
nep. James T. sherman left New
York city Inst night for Dubuque. Iowa.
10 confor with Col. David n. iiendur-
son, who Il 10 be the speaker VI the
next House..
Companies u and l. of the Seventh In.
fantry which are 10 10 a. the command
Or Col. nay TO Alaska have arrived at
Bcnicia barracks
A party ~ four University of Cali
ifornis scientists consisting of Prof W.
A. Hctchril, Instructors w l.. Icpaun
and A. A. Lawson % the botany de-
partmcut ana Instructor Lorin v. Hunt
leave on botanical expedition 10 the
Aleutian islands
A. a special meeting ~ the San Fran
cisco fruit packers and shippers u was
decided 20 make am exhibit az the COM
inE expedition IN Philadelphia.
Another claimant 10 poadman's
Island has appeared IN the person of
one John Collier OF New Westminster,
u, c.. who has just learned from Ems.
lana that the property was prc.cmptrd
or purchased by hiH father. Thomas
Collier IN isil The patent. collier says,
was recorded nt Somerset House.
The San rrunclHco Examiner says the
Pacific Coast Biscuit company. other
wise known as the Cracker Trust. has
collapsed.
Tho statement 81 the london board
0f trade Tor tho month 81 May shows
Increases of aiioiO0 pounds In Imports
and t.ils.900 In exports.
Up 10 noon today ninc deaths from
heat had be- RI reported in New York
The thrrihumrtcr registered ~.
Gen. brooke az Havana has reported
o. the war department that Private
Charles Woodhn. company a. Fifteenth
Infantry. died Of yellow fever at Puerto
Principe. June an.
The civli tribunal OF the Seine today
| granted q divorce 90 Countess EHtor-
haEy.
The National city hank of Now York
will ship ti.o00O00 gold 10 Europe ON
steamers sailing Saturday. The total
amount shipped BY this institution 10
| t1.f0o,0oo.
The budget committee N the rclCh-
! STAG voted the first installmout u .u1.-
900 marks Cor The German Antarctic
/ expedition.
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Traffic Agents Hear Statements
Concerning Restoring Rates,
PRIEST. sPRINGER's PLANS.
Agents Are Not Partial 10 the PROPOSE
ton, but are willina 10 Gather I'M
formation from All Interested.

The Tmnsmissoun Traffic association
has been holding ita monthly meeting
at the brown Palace at Denver Tor the
past two days. Il listened 10 j. W.
Springer Of the National Live Stock as
sociation. who presented arguments for
the feErnntlng OF special focd-in-tnn-
AZ rates 60 cnttipmou.
Mr.. Springer was accompanied b.
Secretary Charles r. Martin. but the
latter did not take part In the discus
sion. The president in urging the re-
sumption Of the old rates which were
Withdrawn last month. declared II was
not the fault Of caitlemon that scalp
inH of frelnht bills was indulgud In. this
having been the main reason for the
withdrawal of the rate. The freight
men listened but asked no questions
They gave no ntlmailon aa 10 what
their intentions are. but from private
conversation u 10 plain that they do not
took favorably upon the proposition TO
rosume the special, rates.
II We ala" said one ~ the freight
men afteG the meeting, ~ n not likely
We would have Withdrawn the rate 60
which can prevent private dealers In
cattle nom manipulating their freight
hiug. though Mr. Springer suggested
that thoru ought 90 be some way N
drawing up tho shipping contract 30 NJ
% prevent the abuFo complained Of.
This difficulty comes from dealing with
tho mlddlumhn. Mr. springer miEht
have "a herd % cattle 20 ship aud sell
them here. but we would not know
what hIH buyer did with hia freight
bills. I cannt say what We viii do. We
listened a. ar. Springer because we
were willing 90 accept any information
or arguments he might desire 90 pre-
sent"
President Springer had nothing 10
cay with reference TO his appearance
before the trafilc men.
Those who wern IN attendance are, ~
G. Henderson. Santa ne. George n.
Crosby, burlington, a. EmbuY, Rock
Island. A. T.. Tanner Colorado MID
land. " NJ. Hampton. Rio Grande. X.
G. MorrhouHe. D.. u. a ~. W y. g.
Dunbsck. X g.. n. n. a ~ y. smythe,
X. e.. y. a o.! ~ ~ Ads. X. g. a o.,
| j. q. tIncolu. Missouri Pacific. g. ~
Morrill,. 81. r. a r.. j. g. iteeycs. o. n
l.. \. ,. Heneyi itio unnde Westerns
j. A. Middleton. H. T.. a q. ~ Elmer
n. Wood. Union Pacific. II. \. Johnson
a. u ~
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NARROW ESCAPE.
A child Falls Into ltho Basin Of the
Joint building Water Fountain.

Tho danger 81 allowing children 20
wander around the grounds Of the Joint
city and county building without proper
protection was forribly demonstrated
today BY tho narrow escape from
drowning OF litilr fellow in tho basin
% the water fountain on IN, north side
OF the grounds, The yuunEHtor along
Win another little boy was standing on
The brink % the basin engaged IN the
600 icpnmon practice ~ throwing rocks
iuto the water. suddenly he lost his
balance aud fell hsadiong into tho
piream. u, n. Hammond was on
yvrnndn 81 the fourth floor along with
lia childfen and Witnessed the AFFAIR.
lie called out hoping 10 attract tho at
ttntnn ~ paaaing pedestrians Failing
IN this h. rushed 90 the elevator and
WAS dropped 10 the mnin floor On an In
stant. on reaching thu grounds he
found man IN the act OF iifting tho
little fellow out % the water The bowl
contained about two feet " water and
ihe child would have undoubtedly been
drowned had Il not been fUr tho prompt
rescue.
II was learned later that the child in
,he two-yrnr-uld son of Deputy Sheriff
NICK NulhranHrul who ToaldUa al AJl
south Second East
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the Missouri Pacific Tor two years. His
old place VIII be nilod by ChaH. Lund-
quist Of this city.
Livestock Agent Al. Gregory u the
Denver and Rio Graude srfivsu in tag
city from tho south yesterday and
brings the Information that there b.
scarcity or feed for tho stock In that
section. The sheep owners are more
concerned than others and are anxious
20 sell out. The shortage ~ due To a
lack % rain.
Yesterday was the date FOR the meet
Ing OF the Trans- Missouri association
ut the queen city OF the plains. The
aesocihtion VIII be In session Tor sew
orul days and many very Important
uuoalions viii be- discussed among them
VIII be- the inltrnnflt Artunfeiricnt.
MeaarH Henry and Reeves ~ tho Rio
Orhnde Western and OREGON Short Line
lively ARE in attendance.
General Agent c. a. Walker Of the
ChitaEu Ahu N0fthw estcrn. is up In
Wyoming looking after the ahipments
from that state. Travelling Agent Nc.
Cord ieft Here The other day 10 Join
Mr. Walker, and will assist him Tor a
couple Of weeks Travelling Agents ".
y. ncardsloy and W. l.. Fox are up
among the idahoans on important buai-
MHaHH
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PERSONAL.

4. l.. nunecr ~ down from ogden.
Lester wauach LEFT this morning on n
business trip 10 New York.
l.. l.. Patterson ia az tho white
House from Manning,
a. n. West. 81 the Pennsylvania In
Hufance company u Philadelphia, BE-
registered az the Kenyon.
WIN. l.. iinseltlne and II. g. HaHei-
tine. tourists from Rome, Italy, are
staying at Dan Portcr'H place.
Mr. Albert Fink Miss Ethel stool and
miss Nrtlo Steel nrn visiting the city
from Wells, New. Tiny urv nt the Cul-
len.
President WIN. Nudge. n Roar Lake
stake. ana his son. Attorney Alfni
uudge. are IN the city, but viii leave
Tor tho north tomorrow
G.. n. Davis. 6. a. Davis. Mary y.
Davis ana Isabel Davis are among the
KnutHford arrivals ThsW hail from
Auburn, Now York.
Intor Mountain, Rev I Newton Rob
erts. formerly pastor 90 Emmanuel Frua-
bytcrlnn church, arrived in Butte Tues
day from Great Falls, where h. now has
charge Of u church ITO expects 20 be-
Transferred 20 Utah NJ an early date.
Tho Army ana Navy journal. MAI
John y, nrerrtun, uhlrf uunrtcrmAHtrr
". b. v. having rendered his rrairun-
ton, WAS hunnrhbiy discharged from
the volunteer army ~ date with the
goth inst MAJ BrefetDn, who recently
returned 20 the United States from
cuba. ~ visiting hlH brother. Lieut. n.
NJ, hrercton, II. q, H. In Washington,
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Tho Trans Missouri association -
utlll In session at Denver.
Donald y and J. g., sons of President
Cameron ~ tho Rapid Transit COM
pnnY who will graduate this month
from Yale university. nro To enter tho
busy life or rnilroadera,
Dick iIudnnn live stock agent Tor the
@. a NJ, n NJ north looking after tho
shipment ~ go cars Of cattle az on
tario, HUNTINGTON and Mora NJ X
Parsons N tho owner ~ the cattle. aud
they VIII hcasont 10 Kansas city.
J.s, Cameron has accepted a. position
IN Tie office of tho superintendent al
New Haven % the N, ". ~ H. R II.
ny, DonAld y. has not obtained "a post.
tlon az yet but there ~ no doubt hut
that he viii nH soon M no leaves the
university.
j, a. Reeves ~ tho reneral freight
department 90 The Short lane returned
from the Colorado metropolis last even.
ing and says that tho feedluF-in-trnnsit
rates weet OF Cheyenne and Denver
would not be abolished ard n was moi
probable that anything looking toward
the advancing Of wool rates would be-
done.
James o. Rober has received the an
polntment % travelling freight agent
for The Utah ana Nevada railroad. The
announcement ~ made by Commercial
Agent II. II. kooscr OF the Missouri
Pacific. Mr.. Reber came here from
Omaha ana haA been nasooiated with
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Judgment by default Tor ii12a9l. IN
terrat and costs, was entered By the
clerk % rho Third district court today
I'm the case Of Arthur ilnyio VI James
H. bacon. suit WIS brought 10 recover
the amount named on one % tho prnm-
isHory notes given by Bacon At tho time
hr made u settlement with the creditors
uf the bank Of Salt Lake Tho note
was secured by i.atl shares of stocks In
the Dalton A Lark Mining company,
which were sold Tor t2iti1 before suit
was brought 60 recover tho balance.
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MILK DEBAUClI.
Three Youngsters Caught In the Act
OF Relieving As May Jerseys.


Three neat little boyu cnvelopod IN
immaculate shirt waists and unarful
misery. trod tho iinsoleum IN Prose-
outor piohis once ~ 10 q. m. today.
while the latter Tilted back In his chair
and read them a fathcriy lecture on tho
frailty u human nature and Ia dire
consequences IN general Even tho
stern hearted dalrymhn. who had cnp-
turcd these cN.Htndrnta Of tho WASH
ingtun school, and was demanding iuH-
tlcn and a quart Of milk Was moved 10
emotion by tho paternni advice of the
young city prosecutor. who discoursed
~ ably upon tho violation OF the
hrrnlurun.
According 90 tho boys they went nah-
inr yesterday down on tho oduriferuuH
banks u the gliding Jordan, They had
can fuli 90 worms and 40 the bpcps.
Hury plHclturial lmprdimenta incidental
Co the sharing Of tho yuucloua sucker
ana bis second cousin. tho muddy carp
hut tho only bites that frll 10 their lot
were those Of the indrfHtlrahle and ius
dusiuouH mosquito. These lads pro-
cCedcd 10 relate how thirsty they be-.
came ana finally came down 20 tho iuui-
dent of an exciting roundup nf three
placid lady bYylu0H. The story 81 how
Johnny caught them one hy one and
how NeofHie cmptici tho can of worms
Aforesaid together with tho account of
Charley saying 40 iioHnie" ana rrdur.
ina tho Tactical null from tho glands NJ
the gnnellp'oyrd female mammal. was
wrunf from their reluctant lipH amid
uobH and promlaCa 81 instant reforna-
ton
The West Side dairymnn nverrnd that
the boys INDUCED Ia a glorious milk de-
bauch 90 the extent 81 milking the three
animals dry Later he relrutrd la hla
stern resolution TO prosecute and tho
boys driod their eyes and made fnr
their respective donhclloa.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of Ole, county recorders Of
Gee, June TN;
], NJ. ncmls 10 ". IT, Walker,
warranty decd. eKs rlda north
west from southeast corner
lot =, block o. plat a .. o.. - 5000
Eliznbath Ellis 20 NJ n. sowieH.
warranty deed. lots % "a and
A., block 1, Park boulevard az
Utah Savings and Trust rom-
pany 20 Julia Htephcna, wnrrnn-
~ deed. i65E76 feet southwest
from 80 feet west ~ northeast
corner lot 9. block 70. plat n 81. a,Oo
W. II. Weatfail 10 Aaron Keyser.
warranty deed. Q 1-axl0 rods
northeast from southwest COZ.
nor lot T. block "a plat a .. o.. gOO0
EliEabeth Chamberlain 10 Tossle
Oruoabcck. quit-clnim deed. Ia.
terest part block 10. plat A o1o
Estate az James Thompson 10 q
n, Woes. decd, lots 10 z, block
2, Ehrioh'H subdivision block
30, plat II o. .. o.. A., .. 1 ooa
Elizabeth Chamberlin 10 reaaie
uroeabsok. doed interest part
block 50, plat a d. .. .. .. .... 1 400
Total .. .. .. - .. .. .. - ..tlziaO
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HERE FROM COLORADO.



Hon. 3. X. Smith OF Maunsseh. col.
4 IN Salt Lake on % visit, having come
b here Tor "a double puposc-to attend
rho Brigham Young reunion at Salt
air and 90 ggt rruof from an attack uf
Thoumatlm. tie viii remain here
lev days louguf ana then return home
lie y feeling considerably better than
whgn he arrived.
Mr. Smith a. an old.tlmo frontiers
man. having been plonbor IN south
cru Utah, Arizona and colorado. 10
has resided IN tho latter state Tor TWEEN
" years, going there for tho express
purp0ae " psniating IN founding the
Mormon ooteuiea that now flourish
iharc He states that the season iB
very backward there this year and
nlat some severe irosta have occurred.
The wheat prospects are. however.
quito good ne ia the farming outlook
Eeneally This industry has largely
hpnplhntgd that of stOCkruiHing though
hnnmaeh ana vicinity were nj one time
ennhidpred very good FOR that purpose
Nhe altitude "a over 5000 feet The
le3melo Ditch company iH CONSTRUCTING
q lQeRe ditch west Of Manussch which
Will reclaim considerable land now on-
trely sterile. a firm ~ Denver bank
ON arc promoting the enterprise.
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THE UNIVERSITY
COMMENCEMENT.


tConunuod from page 0ne)
the buildings which our increasing pop-
ulatiOn demands.
The sons and daughters of the Uni
versity can help 10 create public SOM
umgnl which will some time rlpen In
~ rich donations. In addition TO this
many Of you AMI hope that all Of you,
viii become rich men and women and
when you reach the Elyaian fields u
wealth and baak A the sunny rays of
fortune do not forget this dny and fall
not TO remember your Alma Muter.
60 forth with this thought ns you en-
ter upon the struggles u lie Already
] am Informed that the normal class
has established the necieus Of q FUND
Tor n scholarship and that the sons and
daughters u the University are moving
In the direction that / have suggested
This o. encouraging Information and
may the good example be followed by
those u Utah who are well able TO adj
vance the work
And now. may I sny all hail and fare
wei You are 10 llngor but @ moment
longer under the portals OF the temple
u learning before you take up your
HE work AMI begin the grim struggle
Tor existence. Let there be- no faint
hearts. Let there be- no fnltcrlnF.
open the mines water the deserts.
Harness the lightning. Wldfn the avcn-
uca OF trade ana cmhoilish the pages 81
literature. Weave INTO your daily lives
the poetry that n this dHv Milling your
s0uis Apply TO stern reality your high
est aims Enter upon your work with
determination 10 succeed.
Take up the White Mans nurdoni
Have done with childish days
The lightly pr0nerod laurel
The easy unErudged pfalHei
Comes now. 10 search your manhood
Through an the thankless years.
cold. edged with dear born wisdom.
The Judgment Of your peers"
Regent Frank Pierce said II IL a
custom 10 have some one from the
board OF regents appear. rccountinr tho
progreaa Of the post and the hopes Of
The future. This Institution was found
ed In 1850. The last Legislature nppru-
pfiatod the sum or tgOuNU0i $50 900 n
now available. Mr. klettinn u now
working out plans. and within a month
they expect % begin work. and 10 have
the now site ready In the fan q 1900,
Hrnsldcnt klnrHhury then, after maxi
ms a short address. commencing the
graduates on their zeal ana pcrsuVor-
auce presented the certificates and
diplomas 20 tho class, az they came
forward and received a greeting Of APP
nov Alfred H. Henry delivered the
honediction, short and pointed. After
the audience had broken up, flowers and
carnations wcro ahowcrcd upon the
successful ones
THE GRADUATES.
Tho foliowlns received tho degree, Of
bachelor 20 Arts
Joseph JENNIE cannon. Salt Lake Clty3
Grace Nelson, salt Lake city, Esther
Nelson. Salt Lake city.
The following received the degree of
bachelor ~ sflpuCes Howard gluud
lewis. ogden. NUhoUcn n. Little salt
Lake city; MARROW Rich Porter. Porter
ward
HlKty-ulno students. whose names
have already been published, received
certificates % graduation from the
state normal school
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10 true freedom but 10 break
fctters Tor nur own dear sake,
And, with lrnthorn hearts. furret
That we owe mankind a drht9
NO. True freedom n Go share
All the chains our brother wear;
Aud. with heart ana hand, to be-
Earnest 90 make others frool
They hrc slaves who fear 60 speak
For the fallen ana the weak,
They are slaves who viii not choose
Hatred. HcofiinE and abuse.
llathcr than in silence shrink
From the truth th0y needs must think
They are slaves who dare not BIO
Ia the rIrht with two or three.
james Russell Lowell.
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STOLE SIX GOLD WATCHES.


The ROUGH boy who was yesterday
given over 10 bis fathers custody pend
ing HE appearance before Judge Nor
fou on the charge ~ hANlnN hfukun
INTO several nt0rta has vanished and
Ms father says he does not know whore
a. has gone 90.
Since this morning II has trnnaplrcd
that the Juvenile trio entered the store
OF 1nahue shapiro. the pawnhrokrr IN
che Harmon block on sunday last ara
nhatrarted half dozen gold watches
.nud later uaid the same o. some fcnrc.'
prteetivo Sheets this afternoon started
out on the Htill hunt Tor the missing
urruprrty that the remlnlnH two boys,
fNyluie RhaHod AGED n, ana Arthur
Aioyer. nine years old. confoaHcd 10 TAX
Ing a. above stated
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HORRIBLE DEPRAyITY.
1.-TWO Men are Gathered In by the Of
hecrs this Morning.

During the las, ten days no less than
-four mon have been arrested BY tho
poiice for lnaecent conduct.
This morniAE at 1870 after n long
tchaae, omcsr Dillon captured !. W.
I0iler a decent Appearing pcldlcr, FOR
Ia orime against nature committed IN a
ebafn In the ElThteenth ward ON Mon
,hty evening. This afternoon n young
boy was brought down 10 police head
auartcru ana positively Identified the
man.
Al noon "a telephone message was re-
ceived at tina headquarters that n man
was acting IN u bcaatly fashion IN the
old High school building on Routh Tenn
pie street. The patrol wagon With
chief Hilton drove 20 tho scene on tho
with family, was arrested Both men
will b. given a hearing tomorrow nf-
tfruoun.
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the department against the sclection
" the Salt lake public building site
was from Lawrence H. Young and this
no SAYS was not iu the form ~ proc
test but asking N rejection ~ city hail
site was on grounds that they had not
% clear title 90 property and 10 they
would have r. chance N rc-heNiug.
Mr Taylor replied that thcre would
be- uo ra-ouaniuu OF matter Mr Taylor
anys ho hns received hundreds ot tnie-
rranr and letters c1ngrntulafiua him
nu HE selection aud this mufnlnr re-
ceived one signed by seventy two bust
moss mon 81 Salt Lake.
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Minnie Chavia has commenced dl-
vuruo proceedings against Ailrucl cha
viH. alleging that the marriage took
place IN this city Christmas Day. 1895.
and that Tor some time past the de-
PENDANT has failrd 20 provide plaintiff
with the common necrsaarteH 81 life.
The cnme Of The defendants failure IN
account Of HE idlencrA prohlrney and
Occupation. Mrs. Chayia' maiden name
was Foulds. which she asks 10 have ro.
stored 60 her.
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But Definite News Is Expected at
Any Moment
SHERIFF nAzENs FUNERAL.
~ was Attended ny state, Union
Pacinc aud Hxpress company
Oniciais and ny Citisens.


Cheyenne. wyo. June s-No word
has been received from the trail 81 the
L. T.. train dynamitefu since Tuesday
morning. but courier s. expected 20
come IN az any moment with definite
news. The funeral Of sheriff HaEcn
who was killed during Mondays battle
with the outlaws was held this after
noon At Douglas and was attended by
Governor Richards and state officials.
gsnsni Manager Dickinson of the
Union Pacific. officials " The express
company and Thousands N citizens.
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Marshal Miller brought IN Frank
Merritt ana Robert Baker from Morgan
today, two trumpa, charged with rob.
bling tho poHt0nico there.
Henry Micklo and James IakoH tho
boys who a year ngn opened Hpme mail
in Provo, and woru sentenced tp tho 70
formatory at Golden Cob, today paid
their hno of SO each In Tho Federal
pDurt
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New York. June Following rcHo-
mtion was passed BY the Atchison
directors today
Whereas. d. fouears from returns
ana careful estimates that the surplus
not earnings of the company fnr tho
nach year ending june Do. 1890 after
drductiur nil charges and tho full in-
fDrHat adjustment bonds and after Hgt-
ting apart q reasonable sum a. "a TO-.
serve, arr sufficient TO pay n HHuilsnn.
nuni dividend OF ~ per cent ON the
preferred stock ln July and another
dividend ~ ~ per cent January ncXL
making 90 per cont out ~ the surplus
not oamiugH ~ the fiscal year ending
June 30. lslb therefore be- 10
t,canlved, That that Heml.aununi
dividend ~ ti2i pur share on the pre-.
fsrrrd stock OF the company boz. and IL
10 hcruhy declared out of the surplus
not earnings payable July 30. 1888.
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MORLEY llASsARD's FUNERAL.

Marley uaasardH funeral viii take
place on Sunday at 10 a. m. Ills re-
mains will h. Inferred In Mount olivct
cemetery IN the burial plot art aside
for Utah volunteers who gave up their
lives during the late war with Spain.
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wARDSrn nior CASES.

Cuuuty Attorney samuels Aunuuuses iiis
Disqualification To the Caurt.
Wallace, Ida. june s.-County Attor-
ncy samuola this morning announced
hia disqualification IN tho clscs grove
Ing out % tho Warlncr riots asking
tho court 20 appoint "a county 0ttor-
noy. J. n. Fouoy was appointed.
Patrick ilcddy Tor tho defense save
notice that Tomorrow they would start
Inquiries nn tn the extent by witch
prucoHH the court would bo recognized
by military huthnritlrH judge stewart
said unless ull the orders uf tho court
were respected the court would nd-
inurn. Attorney General Hays will
rgaCh here tomorrow,