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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Wugaaeuoc cit 0aue til
Yr9nernes Strife I
6Dbenbabn.

Batter 8. y. SEMEN, Qesnab, ipsr.
ger / oDaulieren" pr. "a, ON bet sr en-
6~orsIemmsIie, at ri / Zen forenete
airfe" life bare gosi nogst ualenili9
Bioras til osn Sas. Oe / greD, iom
ie9 mootog | Gag. bIiuer ise ipurat,
PM leg life uiI baus msb Sagen at acre.
3ee ifal piuie inbremme, at iea bar
peret iaa opsrl9sist mso arbeioe, at
bsnus Gag er bIeust ct Slaes Stsb.
barn for mig. TiImso iorstommsr bet
mig, at Soeen lite bar uunoen noqen
iarlis 1iIlutnirs iubsnfOt port GAM
funb, al buao @ruub peb lea lite &c.
TENT. ieIu ON ie9 trOr at tenbe Maria,
gen. Su al gralfsrne iagbs III mig
peo Anrsmebet. at ban pilbe liee mia
fin Menine oerom en- anben @ana.
Seq blsu anmobst ON al inolnmle vi:
orag til bette Giemeb peb Aarsmebet /
6ui6infon, men Anmofninoen tom
fsrft en- use efter min 9ismfomt fra
aarsmsbet, bpiItet temmeIig fttsrt par
goItp9fsnsts SfuIb. Men trcbs aft
bette iinOr 4nIsbuinesn 10 aabsn for
snbper til of pbe. Spraobet bar ifs
tert enbusr groit lat / glubsne. 0uO,
Der ina uil pare meb, Tan inbienbe fit
Bibrog sntsn til Bnifor u. Anbsrien,
ben oonife 6oniul eusr til mig. Men
Sogen, forffnor jig, moa fnart oflluites,
tom bsrfor msb ebers Bibrag itrats,
bDem Der ptI pare msb.
824 70. College Ct, Qltsrt esa, Rinn.,
b. g.. September 1899.
9Grbsbisf
3. ). aiIbits.
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ga oct bar betrnitet fa. at QutOnten

pa oct bar betrRitet ia. at 9ofonten
er Iluitst = boorom 8aumartepoIten
nRAe Sang uit gtue nprmsre 8eiteo =
ftanbier oi M Dor Snoiamlina til be
ubelufteoes auinber % 8srns 8eipis
nina. 9i fan life unolnhe at brinaf
buer enfelt 9iiper enonu en- Sang por
bierteliae 9nf. 9iaiae Enf for be
mango @nuerne ~lebiagenbt fprliae Orb,
Der ere blepne ubtnlte for benz. Der FEB
Reo oerbiemme. 8i er o~perbeoiH ON.
at liseian uelfommen por @npe oil bopf
peret oerhiemme. liseiaa Iitfsrt er Der
/ bet title tilienot .9onosmnnoeue"
Der mongt ct: 9uf ira De beipiIte.
Dor 9noiamlins feb / aft op iil
1902. "a. sc Dor Cite paa Sibe s.
gn os anben Giterrpler fon mulieois
enonu fomme meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

5Orriss Ssnoas DOR SuustOret meO
paitOr ailofis i 6resborn.
= Siofte Onsoos par Der y erne
fe I uOe ! Deter 8ohIs ganb. Gn
for Stare Bern Og uotsne pare Ill
Sieoe. Ut Siubsnt RieIfens Dir.
beioe bIanot Bsrnene itfe bar u9rsi for.
sapss bsUiites Oeo en- Ouerberins of
gernene paa 5%eliplabien; tbi RieIien
gsnnemsit Bibslsn fra Stnbsllsa til
COB. a~obenbaring, os meo en- beuus
oringsusroi9 6Groisbet life alsne lpa,
reoe gsrnsne pad SpsrssmuuI men gap
uoferlige SflIorin9sr Of gerionsr %
liloraeelisr, baaoe fra bet npe % bet
9amle lsltamente. paa deftplabIen
ipiifss Der til often os isrUsreoss mso
lemonade. gsiret par mutt, og 5sIten
| bet belle Ueapttet.
-Sibfte Ssnbas bauoe u n 9 b o M 8,
oreninsen isen Weoe paa sanbsi;
be pare nemIis iuobuote Of Wlr. os Wrs.
u. y. 9arfen, 2 WiI Spoelt for Bps
en-, at tOmme oeruo at bOIoe osrss Msbs.
@n for Glare bOObe unss Os somIs
pare iamIeoe. SITTER at no9le Sanse
par iunset, talte gaitOr awilofig,
buOrefisr Orr. OS Mrs. earien trattss
reoe aae be tiliieoeuarsnbs msb 2lfienss
NAB. Oct er berIist Os opfriffenbs /
bsnne imufte aarstio at lamles paa
eanbet, | Cubs fris Os itsnns Ratur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
minneapolis, Wiinu.

gaitOr u. M. a~nberfen tolte |
Dor airte Onsbas aftsn fbfs uae.
pan uar Der nGrmsft Stoldaosns Sn.
ieresie.
Deb bort ma0nsOIiss R~euis6ebss
meos. nfboIot forrise Iirsbaa, bsilut,
tsoes at i%nbiatte en- ny Furnace / airs
ten, oa ben somIs bar naast abfiuiee
asunsr. OmfOftninssrne meb at iaa
an lior NOT Ill at uarme aitfeu, ans
ilaass til $4,000. Ur. 8. 3aeob.
en- puaiOs fig at f~Orsii00 3nDlamlins
gen briiI.
Deiis Anna 9erifop fro
5ut6inion bsfsser fin Sslter Mrs.
Var en-, 26. aue. os "a. Ctr,
Miis OIiUia RiIfen rsiRe
bjsm issn til Weit Superior lofts llae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

os ouer at ltaa i en- 6iIfitfe og lite en-
6oltetlrte, uias i Stsost Tor Al role os
paa ben eonlfe 6oItetirtes getoftuins
% iaaIsoss mite ben Sraft, iom SeIu'
ros aItio ioreeer. sIRbs os oper pOri
RoosrIanhs npe giU os ooer, at bette
Yin beuarss iunot, euaugeliltslaiberif.
Saa tGnter iee. at ri msre tomms til
at bsbe for ben banlte toIttftrts snb
bate paa ben. 9i hGu9er bog, udur
alt fommer III ali, I'll noasi At oens y;u.
9a1alb Sen en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Stot ira &irfeinopieliem
oeo Sauenoer, "a.

Ssuoag b. 3. Stptembsr oar en-
tor 9sitiosbas for RoInnb Gopnibip
eanite sr. 'lntb. Uenigbeb, ioet ben oa
nj i'm npsopfsrte, imuffs Ritte inbpiet.
Rirtsn, iom ct bpsset at Era. ssr
baaoe uouenoig oe inbuenoi9 ct sooi,
tirteIist 9notrpt, Os i Sanbbtb,
Nisnisbfoen, iOm bar bpsset ben, bar,
iom ben osiaa bIsO iormanet til, for
aariag til at tatte bsrren for en- IOu,
ban @aUe, for ct iuubaut 6isml
3noDieIissea9eu %Oprunbt ftcn og liar.
sn itor Stare ira mar oe fern, mauae
Here enb 8iiten tunbe rumme, bnube
iamIst fig; 5sffiemnins oa 5siislaOs
Iaiies mdnet et Aniiat.
pnlfOr u. Rirtsgaarb, 2utimer,
bolot AnmeIoelisstalen. 1erpaa traabte
ben loren. b. 6irtss 5ormanb, Qofor
U. y. en-, frem for aIs
terst tiui9e msb qrqlierne g. VI.
0ortsDan9, Wsniebebens Brat,
u. Rtrte9aarb, 9atimer, u. 3.
elem III { Il n, G5orH;or, % 81. z.
Bling, 8es Moines, % inouieoe,
otter at be / port Ritual bsltemie Sfrifts
aiinit pare oplGiie, Rirfen mso hens
liI6sbsr / ben treenige Cubs Raun.
Sitter MibeogsmaaItibet, iom inOto.
9es i 6Guesifab bet fris, iamIebes ri
after til @nostiensife. iom ba afboIotes
paa bet enseIffe SprOs. 9aifor 6Iem.
msnieu praoitebe, Os gaitor u. 3.
9ing iluttebe msb en- lille SpIusniua
on nor oprebare lutbstife Rirfe, oa lite
ian faa r%sformerts Rirtefolt pare iii
5isbe.
On Aftenen praoitebe Qaifor gina,
buorsfter nan itiIies for alter at iamIes
ben matte Dag ON Subs Orb.
NaRoas 6ormiooas prabiteoe ben
loren. B.. Riries 5ormauo % gaifor
9iug; besse biSis grafttr rejite ON
efiermiooasen til Dee Noints, meoeus
9raiterns 9iorisuang, eIemmsnlsn %
airtegaaro ueobleue ben ieIgenoe ST.
tsrmiooa9 % 4iisn iamt lirsona %
0nsons at prGeite Oroet ON Spuo ca
9aaos Ill 9atteIis for be I%ouenbe %
esiiprtelie for Cubs 5oIf.
Deb Observation-Disclosures Con.
bag 5Ormiobn9 opiosss ct otter 5Orbol.
Oene lite lille Sfisr i'll ben loren. b.
airtes Misfonstasie. 1irsbae 6Or.
miooos iOmIsess NaeniSbsbsn os osns
grnuer ueo serrens Bob.
D2anite iaa 9trrsn iaa gou til oaiaa
/ 6remtioen at uelisue Wsnigbeben usb
eaaeuoer o9 bens preit, fom 10 nu
itaar / geqreb meo at forlaoe ben.
galior 6iortsDang bar nsolngt IT sObt
og ~trcfait Nrbeioe / Nsniebsbsn ueb
gaaenbsr; maatte bet inmme bliue BAN
giDst at gore Der, buOr ban nu ngter ia
til. 9n 3sltngsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13
Cru tsirkr na StIsnlc.

3rn Rtrkr ou 9kole.
eaitor 6. 6. Rensets / pbis
laoeIpbia, b.. bar iubsiost aflteOs.
br9arins til ReuigbtOeu Der. Meuiss
btbeu baO BAN NIB ale Stsmmsr mob
l At tase 2Iiiftbsbesaringen tilbase,
men PafiOr Rensers fuitbOIOt ben.
&c eneralCounci ! boloer i Qar
4arsmpOe / 9bieagO ben IS. September
og isI9snoe Gage.
= st Bar Orb. ri bar iunoet / Re'
i~sraiet ira bet norife San9triorbunos
Reoe San elaire. uiIOe ri gerne iGite
en Stres unoer. Den forsnsos (%norits)
Rirtts 6Ormonb. gaitor 9spme, iusce
bI. 4. fin Gale:
gRirtens Gang bauoe altio I'm 9bbs
% 6loO - i'm Stormbrus unoer forte
Stpmasisr mso lorOsn Os gpn = og
i'm Ieite geIgeiipuIp i sIitreuos SoIitin
og maansIps 9lat - iOm 0apst, men
rsnsre. Disn freiois fes airtsns Gang
irem fra ben lio, oa 9utbsr iom
Wnnt uemaitet Os bsiuimet paa erfurt:
Rlolirets Stengulu Tom iii ia ielp igen
unoer 6Ioftei brserenes gang. 9a
iprun9 mart ott rene Goan9elimms
Thanksgiving irem iom en- bIy gaar.
blomlt / ben rsnieoe 6irtss tinenoe
3otobuno o9 ben Iutberite = ben apo.
%ftolife - Rirte tunoe mart imptts 1T
bIooigs 9ioeliess Seirstots meo Ell ufors
pisnsIie trans at R~GrneiaImer fIettet
meb aanbeIig Stenbeosians al gutber,
panl @erbarb, gror on,
@runotui9 9, eanbftab % andre.
ousr buis 8i9teriiaI Aunoen %iuGUebe
bsilnstsnes % !%eitsnes, os ben Iniberlte
aitte III 6e%oersnaunst Zen ipnsenbe
Rirts~."
9ppme tunoe ssrne baue tuset
q in meo, iaa par bet oanfte lre.
tIpusr inosnior ben Iuibstite 5aImsbist.
ming iuIbt.
= gaitor ID. :. 8es at gauges
SpnOoe, iOm bar opboIot f9 en- Iio
/ Armsnisn, uentes bertiI 9aubet ON
Tort lib. 9an friur / ct priuat
greu bI. a.:
g9eisn sennem tprtlit Qrmsnisu sr
uu bIeuen aIosIes umuIis, bporfor Der
er bare cen gei. nemIis sennem lifis.
--- 6o~rfel9elisrne i Amenien boIs
osr irem5dss paa. st tpit 9srue5iem
/ 0iarbetr. Mdopotomien, Ct Inttst al
lprtane. Sub fOrbarme fig ousr be
i~iattsls Armsnisrtl"
Yolior y 0 m m s VI at en II
/ 8iiisnbsrs. ISIS. nj lin npe 9psnius
inoDitt iOrIeben SsnOas al 5ormoHo
9opme. gpgninsen Iisser II UiI
ira Dc samIe Somter % IL %rummeIis %
tlosmGslis inoreitet.
= Gil ct norit gsrnsbism i Nilb
Rice, Ninn., tr Der nu tebt @runb os
6jenoom, utmIi9 paa gems lroabIs
9ienoom. I'll 9jemmst itaI Der bore
100 Acres eOno. Sens urbabI ut for
BET belle uobetalt $1,000. Rsitsu Tea.
50, 440) ftanfebe ban ben mo-, ite Sp.
nobe iom @aue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

Gnfelte 9Riere ipnes at bnoe misfor.
ftoaet uotrpffet. peeentlie tbeolo.
siite 7istusiioner." 6ermeb
meuer oi Gisfus ioner ON i%naoanne
tbeolOsilt Spsresmnal. Tom, bpis ot
ifal bnue nO9en @proi. ituae tlorlRages
sennem ct mere eaer minbre oibtleffiai
uioenItnbeli9t Apparat. st innbani
pnsier life for en- Qois. Der esr Rea.
ming pna at bliue lpit al range, Der
buerfen bnue be i~prOaliats eaer biitprilf.
pinenfabelise Goruoiatninger for al
fuHue fslse Zig Gisfusiion meb Snter.
este. Zen bsrer bjemme / be tbeolo.
giife Iiosltriiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

Guur 9uitOr @br. Said / I'm
2euueostesnine Of 9eoer Gbriftion
9rnnobere itempler Martenieu % sfat
Rsrbam iom %raiIiniter@, oa itndr bette
i~elUfslselis for hans eeen 8esnina
BemRrfnineen f%orefommer % ~0eteguenfe
for. buao paftOr Said amer for
vailiasme". 8erfor blep ben ltnnenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

fri4tb Os 0pOirtIi'.
= Mrs. 3. 9aren 90 Bonn pare
i iibits llse i 9eis9 bIanot gsnner /
Rieelanr.
: 6u ier9elig lllgtte inotrai / liolts
uge, ibd to unge Menueiter. So 3 II %
@iIlie Is b|riftenen, Ssnutr At
6. .. briftenen / 6ieelanb, pare
isilebe ub paa Riee gate for al ffpoe
9Gubsr. Deb en- ulpftelig 6anoelie
traf 9Obn i'm grooer l9iait NIB ct
Glib / Aulistei, ina belle ben ousrlte
4at nf 9Ouebet bIeu ffubt bort, os
ban ialot beb neo / Baobsn. gaooe
6oraIore o9 Seittnbe ere naiien fors
tuiuIeoe al Sorg ouer llIptten. 3Obn
II Is % UIaie par Il Aar eammel.
5. n. 3tnfens 9uitru. Marsn
Rriftins, fsot garieu, btsraueoss
fbite 1irsbus fra ben oaniis ailte unoer
Tor DeItagslis. Mrs. SEMEN uar fpbt
90. Mai 1896 / llIiteO SOsu, AaIbOrs
4mt. Donmart. 5Oruben i'm Rano
eiierlaoer bun fig 4 Born. 2 Senner
og 2 0etre, JON cue Isue / Albsrt
eea. 20 Conner ere bebe. Mrs. Sens
ien bar uGret ing 1t belt aar. Orr.
9enien enlter 9ennem oisie ginier at
tatte be mango gsnner, Tom Tom benz
Ill 9iaIp, % iatIi9 tatfes Faiior Ribs
fiss % 5. =. SEMEN % 9nffru,
iOm iaa uireitelig % OpOfrenot Ear
fiuaet benz bi meo 9ialp os lreit anoer
Mrs. 3enisns LANCE SpseIsie.
- 0usbag ben g.. Stpismber bebs /
Sbeurcd Better 9aufeus Spi9er-
mo6sr, Mts. AnnaB ~r0toD6t fsoi
5uerien. Ulrs. gtotopoe par iebt i
Rorse ben II. 5anuar 1880. 8eoss
aariasen par Rrait, Os bun Ieo messt,
for bun nsbe. lorson9 bssrauebes bun
fra ban buuife Riife / Sbsarot, buOr
4aitOr aiIoiis iOrrttiebe.
Sibfe Manbas aftsu lab Stus
omt RieIfsu iOm iGbUanIi9 fOrtpbet
i fine msoieinffe Barter, ba paiior
& lib ia tom op os fOrtIursoe, al Osr
par nogsn neoe, ionI eniteoe at tale meo
BAN. 9an tom iaa ueo, men bapbe
mar iaget 5Iusten isen at 5%otifratteIie;
tbi beie ben nebsrlie Bart at grahts
boIigm pat bogftaUeIig patel fuIbt af
nn9e WennGiter, IA osina nOsls aIore
uare ibIanot 5Iotten; ban belultebe fg
imioIertiO til at bIius. og Poitor 6ilofg
fortIarsoe iaa ell fort Gale 6enfottn
meo Sdssst. Og iom ct pOerligers 9euis
paa bets iretelige gsifolienbeo oOerratte
ban Rielien 33 Dollars, iom en- Iiosn
@rtenoelie Of ban A9tsIie og 8arligbsb,
JON ban bar uunost baaos hos nnoe oe
8amIs be Bar Waoneosr, ban bar pa
rei ibIanbt os. ga. 90 Renuefer pare
til Stsoe. Sanstoret fang fere imutte
iiritemmise Sange. 3. 3. qeteIn
lang nosIe imutte SoIOiange msb Orr
9elattompusnement. Mrs. ailbli9 OPP
particle aue be tiliitosuGrenbe meb eobe
5Orfriftniuser. Ill SIuining boIot
Stuoent Rielien en- tort Gale, buori
Jan iatteoe Tor ben nDenteoe 6orliobt6,
iom par bIeuen BAN beuif. 9uor Rars
Iigbebens Aanb sr ben rnaoenoe, Der er
Sinosne tiIfrsos; bsrior uar bet oalaa
meo siaoe Os tiIfrsbie 6ierter, at ui itiIs
ties 81. IL for at gaa busr til TT.
5 fOrriss lIse par paitor RiIbfia
| blooming 9rarie ior biaIpe pafOr
ia II 9 al 6ra9e @atnei pe6 ci Miss
ionsmeos.
= Orr. 9ames 9anen at 0as'
isca 'Om bsrnsO | ficite ugs og bar fuOst
arbeioe / s. .. 9Obufsns Strabs
osrforretnins.
- Sarab os anno 3tnfen Gar
issn Optaset osrts StuOsrinssr paa Gu
Tiers 4cabsmp.
SanstOrst, iOm bar bullet i ben
Uarms lib, bar after OptOset fine QusIs
Ter msO 3. j. peterfen fOm 9niiru,s
ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-13

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5orriss Ssnbos Dor Suustoret msO
PoitOr aitofigi 6resborn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-03
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Manipulative Operators Actively En-
gagged on Bear Side.

New York, June 2.-Bradstreetc
financial review will tomorrow say:
Increased evidence was afforded this
week that not only had large interests
ceased to give support to the share
market, but that some manipulative
operators of considerable force were ac-
lively engaged on the bear side up to
Friday. On that day, however, there
was a fairly general recovery, due %
renewed bullish manipulation. and is
effect on the augmented short interest
was weak on last Saturday and weaker
still when the stock exchange resuI9e1
its sessions on Wednesday after a two
days recess.
Further declines and more or less
liquidations resulted, the movement be-
ing accelerated by various unsettling
developments or circumstances. The
rise in wheat prices and the circula-
ton of further reports of dubious crop
prospects were : among the matters
which aided in checking the appearance
of a renewed buying power. An ad-
vance in foreign exchange rates was
another factor. while Wall street. TO Il
certain extent. developed a nervous
feeling about the appearance of yellow
fever at the gulf ports.
The weakness in copper stocks, both
on this side and in the European mar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-03
JOHN 5, LINDSAY IS STRANDED
DRAMATIC COMPANY MEETS
MISFORTUNE AT BUTTE.
Mr.. Lindsay Claims That He Was
Robbed by His Treasurer-Result
of Poor Business.
butte Inter-NIountain.)

The John Lindsay Dramatic company,
which has just completed an engage
ment at the Grand Opera House, is in
financial distress, and is stranded in
this city without the wherewithal to
continue its itinerary This unhappy
condition of affairs is the result of lack
of business in Butte, and too much
confidence in a temporary employee,
who managed TO get away with the
company's share of the receipts. The
circumstances in which the gifted actor
finds himself viii be the occasion of
much regret among Mr.. Lindsay S
friends, whose talents entitle him to a
more lucrative business and better
treatment.
Mr.. Lindsay called at police head
quarters last night and wanted a war
rant issued for the arrest of one Roy Il.
Elyers. whom the actor charges with
having misappropriated the funds of
the company. Mr.. Lindsay said that on
a former occasion he employed Elvers
as advance agent, and as he evinced a
disposition TO pose as theatrical man
and wreak havoc among the feminine
hearts of the towns visited and was
very much disinclined to post the neces-
sary bills, and do the work OF an ad-
vance man, he was compelled to dls-
charge him. When the actor arrived IN
Butte a few days ago he was surprised
to meet his old-time advance man, FL
yers. The two readily made up their
differences of long ago, and became
good friends again The show opened
Sunday night and Mr.. Lindsay needed
a financial representative to stand at
the door. He asked Elvers to do this
work for him, and to check up with
the management after the show, and
draw the company's percentage of the
receipts This he did, turning the
money over to Mr.. Lindsay. Monday
night he performed the same duty, and
received $50 as Mr.. Lindsay's share, but
on receiving the money he disappeared
and Mr.. Lindsay was not able to see
him. He asked Captain Leyden to ar
rest Elvers, but the captain advised
Lindsay to swear out a warrant for
EIvers' arrest, but up to late hour
this afternoon this had not been done.
Elvers claims that the money is due
him for salary. which in the old days
was not paid him, and he was simply
taking extreme measures to collect
what was due him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-03
Railroad Notes.

General Freight Agent Stith of the
Missouri Pacific, will leave for the east
this evening.
f. ]. Flynn, travelling freight agent
of the Missouri Pacific, came up from
Price yesterday.
b. F. Nevins, general agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande, returned from
Price yesterday.
l.. NJ. Fletcher, general agent of the
in town yesterday.
S. II. Babcock, general traffic man
ager of the Rio Grande Western leaves
today for San Francisco.
G. I. Knapp of the Oregon Short Line
is now working in the auditors office,
having been called in off the line.
A. J. Stratton, general agent of the
Chicago & Great Western at San Fran
cisco, was in Salt Lake yesterday.
d. H. Burley, general passenger agent
of the Oregon Short Line, is expected
back from New York this afternoon.
F. W. Hess. clerk in the auditors
office, Oregon Short Line, will leave to-
day to spend his vacation in California,
where he will join his wife.
Colonel Bruback, president of the
Sanpete Valley railroad, stated yester-
day that the Brown Stone Quarry
switch VIII De competed ABOUT June III.
Denver papers publish a story to the
effect that the Rio Grande Western
will build a branch sixteen miles long
at Price, but the Salt Lake officials
know nothing of the extension.
An exciting game of baseball is ex-
pected this afternoon at 3 p. m. in Cal
der's park, when the giants from the
Short Line car accountants office meet
the invincibles from the freight office.
Mr.. A. Gavin, chief clerk of passen-
ger accounts in the o. r. & n. COM
pany's Portland office, arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday. He will remain here
a couple of days before proceeding to
Manitou, where he goes for his health.
The special Wagner car "Riva" came
on the Western from the east yester-
day, having a distinguished party of
bankers on board. They were Mr..
Houseman, Mr.. Starpuck and Mr.:
Davis. of the New York firm of House.
man & Co. After visiting the places
of interest for several hours they went
north on an Oregon Short Line special.
A story came over the wire yesterday
to the effect that General Attorney B.
p Waggoner of the Missouri Pacific
had been badly injured in a cyclone at
Atchison yesterday. General Freight
Agent Stith, who is here, wired east to
ascertain the extent of the injury. and
received the reply that the story was
a fake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-03
Eruptions and skin
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