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PRICE.
Wv d Description Of Recent Terrific Rain
and Hail storm.

Special Correspondence
Price. Utah. AUG. THE Oft rspoat-
81 assertion that hail fcll az large as
hens errai" may be. and no doubt n In
most cases huge cNnggcrauou. But
after Yesterdays terrible storm the citl-
gems of this place are Inclined 10 credit
almost anything they hear ~ hail o
storms. Some Idea OF the Intensity OF
the duwnpour and the velocity OF the
wind can be- conceived only when ono
views the destruction loft IN the trail OF
the storm. n was about GA miles In
width and swept Carbon county from
northwest Co southeast. There IL not "a
tiun IN Price that has not been totally
destroyed when the downpour start
ed 70 came steadily for some time ana
thau ut intervals II seemed 20 come
down lu vcrltnblo buckotfullH. II didn't
rain 10 simply came down In unhrokcn
gtrcums' There seemed 90 be no pros
poets Ot lntermisslou. II was lntcrmin-
uhlc. About o o'clock yesterday after
noon one would have almost declared
that nll tho aqua purn iu the heavens
was falling nud that the foundation FOR
a story calculated 20 completely eclipse
tho narrative OF Noah and the ark 'a'1
being laid.
After rain comes sunshine" does
not exactly NJ the case here yesterday.
After rain cnme hail which fol- for
more thuu half an hour Whether or
not 10 was an optical Illusion o. a mat
tar FOR specialists Co determine. but
certain it Is that the majority OF tie
people here H0lemuly maintain that the
hull was as large as hens eggu.
IN the track ut the hnilstorm oats
have been greatly damaged, In some
plucoH tho los3 amounts TO thousands
% dollars.
Much damage Yves done IN Emery
county mn the storm king ragged four
fully there. From Ncrnnl and Fort
Duchesnr come similar reports.
The alfalfa npllH around Price are
greatly dnmagcd. SAN other reports
reach here that bridges are washed
away ana several people drowned. II Is
known that some bridges are missing
but little or no crcdcnce iH placed In
the death rumorH.
DR., W. =. Winters ana Mr., Orange
socly ala have q narrow escape from
drowning. however. and this probably
Ted 90 the starting uf rumora,
These gentlemen made nm attempt 10
drive over 10 Price from Castle Dale
and when about two miles from hero
tried TO drive over q deep wushout that
had been hridEcd, The bridge was not
there They were carried down the
stream and finally lodged against
blrbed wire fence. Tho buggy was lost
likewise tho horses and Or. Winters
loHt a valuable set % surgical instru-
WUut1,
The rains in the mountains have been
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samuel Nelson su.talns serious Aocldcn
other News.


Special Correspondence.
Ncphi. Junb Coo, Aug SAN nccl-
dent occurred this forenoon at the Nyb1
Brown stone quurrioB IN Salt Creek
canyon, which came near resulting
fatally. A. near us can De learned,
Samuel Nelson, q young man ~ this
city with other worl.mor. had JUST fired
on blast and young Nelson. who was
standing on the brink of "a steep in-
cline. was hit in the head by piece of
rock ana fen down the cmhhnkmrnt "a
distance or a. feet. lie was picked un
and conveyed 90 THIS city on "a special
train. Dr. iiosmor was summoned and
after examining the wounded man pro-
nounccd his wounds not necessarily
fatal. No bones were broken but hc De-
badly cut about the head and face.
The county commissioner have been
In session yesterday and today. 10 great
deal uf routine work WINS transacted.
4 marriage liccn80 was issued today
20 Josiah Hoah ana Sophia jacobson,
both OF Lovnu.
II. H. Thomas of Provo o. hero cv-
porting tho books VI the county record
cr's office.
q. l.. Footc deputy county recorder,
lgft this morning Tor Canudn. Tie in-
tends locating there " the country In
what Il D. represented Co De.
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Norler or .rocl.noLplI.. nrrrINo

NOTICE O. hereby EIyrn that genera
tu|Hh Mining Company" % corporation uu-
der tlt laws ui luh. Will bu held nt the
company. Office Nu % T. Fin. south street
N August ir1. ut turlues pm ~ sid day
tlr purpose ~ rIusdoFluF and YuuuF
uulu tIr Following proposed amendments q
tIU ARTICLES uf Incorporation ~ sill company.
tnsWlt' lu amend article ono ~ Tho SAID
articles % Incorporation by substituting flr
Tic Wurls tUUutyanYU Nl yVlfa. tho Wuris
MY .m YuIrs The PURPOSE N such umuud-
mont o. 90 rhHugu tho tIur M duration M said
corporation from twUnty.uYo ll On nfty On
Year. and fur tlH furt1Ur purpose uf UlOei.
IuH officer and dlrHfuHs NJ SAID snrulrHtIuu
aud fHr ilH Transaction ~ such utIrr busl.
nos Hs MAY properly como before o.
Dated tlls l0fh QHN uf july, i-H4
THOMAS ". lENNlNUS
FRANK w. JENNINGS.
a..r..f.rv
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RICHFIELD.
County Husincss-1ax LoVy 40 Increase
for school Purposes One County Tund.

County nusiurss-1ax LCNyaNo Increase
for school Purposes One County Tund.
Special Correspondence.
Rlchhcl1. Sewer CO.. Aug. S-'rho
board Of county commissioners was in
session yesterday and transacted the
following business;
The contract price Of building %
county road around The point uf the
mountain through Ncrmilllun was lu-
creased from 800 90 SIS, the inst named
figure being INADEQUATE.
County Attorney Erickson. who has
Just returned from Beaver ana Willard
counties. whittier he went for the pur-
pose Of adjusting taxes on transient
herds nj sheep and cattle, reported that
Dc found Seyler county was owing NIL
lard on county ana county school taxes
fllo Beaver county us,O6, and Pluto
county t2i but that Beaver county had
collected and retained $3.50 90 local
school taxes belonging 20 SEWER county
TAX LEVY.
Tho tax lcgy for the year 1899 was
FOR county purposes, mills on the
For county schools. mills.
For Interest ON bonds. q MILL
For sinking FUND. 2-5 mill.
This makes the total county levy
7 b-l0 mills, which IL G.i0 OF "a min lower
than II was last year.
ONE COUNTY FUND.
II was ordered that the fund COM
monty Known me- the contingent. or SAL
any fund. hU dispensed with ln the fu-
ture ana only one fund, 10 be known as
the general county fund. be continued
Tor all ordinary county disbursements.
and an county Indebtedness win be
treated alike.
Approprlltlns ~ SG5g.u were made TO
cover salary and miscellaneous ox-
pcnHca.
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Nothing VIII add more beauty 10 n
home orr place than uaatucss ana orr
der How many places might Ne made
attractive and beautiful by this simple
AMI inexpensive nrt9 Take. for ok
ample, two pluCoF-1ue Whcrc order
ana noutuc.8 DO NOT prevail. woods.
long grass broken fences and THINGS
upTlde down, with rubbish strpNn
hlthcr ana thlthcr Contrast such "a
place n you please, with one Of order
and ncatnesa ana see which one you
prefer
lful as flowers and shrubs arc. they
cannot take the place Of neatness.
There Il nothing that can wake the
place Of well-kept lawn and orderly
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TI0RGAN.
Rain Damages Hay and Grain Shocking
Gun Accident News Notes.


Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan Co.. Aug. 7.-Rnlna
have been quite general throughout
the county for the past week, ana much
damage has beno done TO hay and
grain.
The hay croop IL very good. but a.
some has not yet been stacked. lt VIII
De very inferior feed, The grain, where
very heavy has been lodged or blown
nat on the ground. II VIII not nu
properly
Harvesting has co. monced on the
dry farming LANDS
Potatoes art bringing 81 per hundred
40 present ana our merchants are De.
ginning 20 ship 90 parties along tho line
Of the u, r. railway
a meeting OF the shareholders OF the
Morgan Roller mill was held q few DAYS
ago and IL o. rumorud that the mill was
sold 90 q, a. Smurthwnit OF Ogden.
The Echo Land and Stock company
with ID, lleiner as manager, are selling
out their cattle.
IMPORTANT PRIESTHOOD MEET.
mo.
An important Priesthood netting was
held here last Saturday az which the
subject Of tlthing was laid before the
presiding officers OF the stake.
Typhoid fever has broken out In MIL
ton ward, two cases arc reported at
present.
DAMAGE by SQUIRRELS.
The squirrels have done grcnt danl
OF damage TO crops In this county dur
Ing the present summer. and hundreds
OF acres of grain have been destroyed
by these pests.
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
Tho particulars OF n very severe II
not fatal accident reached here TONIGHT.
Mr., OzlnH Porter. eldest son Of J.. a.
Porter Of portorylllr, has been hrrllnr
sheep nt the head NJ Hnrdscruhblc cnn-
yon, lie had one companion with him
Last ulHht Porter was STOPPING over
gathering some brush Co make n fro
when hIH pistol. % N-cullbre. fell out
NJ tho HCnbharl and was discharged
The bullet entered his body az the irft
nipple and passed through the loft lung
and broke two ribs md lodged In the
back Just above tho kindly n Seems
70 mystery how tho bullet missed the
hrsrt, Tho young man was In the
mountains Il 60 said M least fifteen
miles from homo. No horse could he
found no he had 20 lay al the camp
an nlrht. This mornlug he rode on
horaohncl, mn the way home. arriving
about II q. m.
Dr. Ofsood was hastily summoned.
but found the young man too weak 20
withstand nnoHthrticR 20 De extracted
the bullet without. Tho young man
stood the operation hrnyply.
II ia 10 be- hoped that Do viii recover,
though his condition ia critical.
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NOW READY.

Jenson'a Church Chronology a chron.
illogical history o. the church from
1906 to the close Of 1895. Printed IN
new type throughout In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. tIg5. 9in
ari $500. The funds derived from tho
ualo OF the book win be- used for tho
erection OF a new Lattcr-day Saints
Hiatorian'a Office In this city. Tor sala
at THE pEsEREr NEWS.
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Some Women

Are troubled with swolle1
feet during the hot weather
We hove n line Of low shoes
that are just suited for this
condition Of offairo. They
are soft and cosy and you
con wear a slze lnrsor with
out making your toot look
clumsy
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exceedingly heavy and sheep owners
have lost considerable. Tho Mo gr1uds
Western trains are an late. "a washing
out Of the grade In Whltmore canyon
is reported. Word comes from Grand
junction that several engines are
stopped there that water tanks and
pumping plants are washed away.
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PROVO.

nus OF "silver Tip" I,edurvd-C ounty
finances Case Of Aggravated nattery.
'p''ial Correspondence.
.Il'Ho, Aug S.-'rho hnhona corpus
lh behalf OF james Howell aiias
l.',tg It'd" came up before judge
'T,h this afternoon.
Az, court made nm order reducing
Npna from 5000 20 81 900. Inc anne
fr 40 acceptable 10 Attorney Chidea-
UTAH couNTY's FINANCES.
ana uitt Malmberg reported tho n
oln,,i. ~ the county TO tho board Of
Nllug July liat:
No. anl Witness funds, balance on
'' 'aOo''oi county school fund. ba
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NEpTiI.
Delicate Surgical Operations Successfully
Performed.

Ncphi Aug G--Dr J. A. liosmer Of
salt Lake city ana Dr. Chaa g. Ilusmer
" Ncphl performed three difficult oper-
ntlons last Saturday. The first opera
ton performed was upon Mrs, william
Starr OF Starr. Junh county. Utah, the
lady suffering from appendicitis. the
operation was successful. DR. q. =.
Hosmcr acting nH surgeon IN the case.
The uthor operation was on Mr..
Baker OF Baker city. Nevada, and was
a very delicate one. but the operation
was HucCc7Hful. The uoNt operation
was upon Mrs. W. T.. Roe " this city.
for what Dr. termed ns floating Kid
noyH" this also was uuccHsful.-Nophi
Republic.
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OUR OWN STATE.

nnce on hand. t3127s general fund.
balance on hand, u,tGj2G. county SUI
norlntcudcnt OF school contingent fund,
balance ou hand. $685.
The different county officers reported
the following fees collected.
county Recorder Spencer. s''i %.
County Clerk Hnvcrcnmp. sisis5;
County shcrin storrH. tlglu.
The smoot Lumber company was
awarded the contract 90 furnish all tho
doors ana window frames Tor the bnse-
mont Of the county innrmary. The
phuip l.. Houtz NJ sprinrvluo was
appointed second deputy On the county
irraHuror'n office az IL salary u $50 per
month.
The petition OK certain property own
crR Of Lake tnofe and Benjamin, ask
Ing Tor % rlght OF way and privilege TO
construct drain ditch FOR the purpose
W draining on aoepnro water from the
low lnnd0. was granted, under usual
restrictions.
PUNISHED FOR BATTERY.
Attorney Evans and Deputy sheriff
Henry wcro nt Spanish Fork today
Whero they went 10 assist Ia the prose-
cutiun of Loo Hnrmcr ANA Alvin Cal
lup ~ Napoleon. charged with beating
"a young boy named AmoH. II appears
that tho defendants were at Caatilla
yesterday and took considerable
booze" Ho that whom thcy started Tor
home they were considerably under tho
Influence" ON thoir way down the
canyon they met AmOT. and 10 b. ale
legged that they assaulted him with
rocks. vndoaV0ring Co run the boys
team over ths bank into the river AftHr
they had passed ON the boy met the
Spanish Fork constable and reported
the Hnnlf tn him. The officer overlook
the defendants and arrested them. They
were confined ln the city JAN over night
and today were brought before Justice
Banks. and entered l plea OF guilty.
The Justice fined ii1rmor $40. and gul-
lup got on by paying $50 for his fun.
The fines were paid.
BtG BALL GAME.
An interesting ball game will be
played ut The West Square "wednesday
afternoon between tho county officers
ut the court house and the printers OF
the city,
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The soothing ana healing properties
OF ChnmborIuin'H Cough Remedy. its
pleasant taste ana prompt and permu-
mont Curog have made u great IA
vorito with the people everywhere.
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ANN. Doc accordance with Jaw and un order
90. i." liuhrd uf Directors made nu tho sul dny
su"I Hin 't may h1 necessary. wifi BE- sHid
30 iNu HN'U uf iNH company 10 Nu n 49,.
llHi south r.. SALT Lake city Utah. ou tho
POO uHf ~ August. lsti Ht In.rluFk pm.. 10
UlN tIu ut.'HIuUut assessment thereon. %
r.tlur With thH cust uf advertising aud ex-
ppusp of sale. %. q. tALnEll soCy.
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SAT- LtEr DtrY, Utah Aug :. 100.
hy urIUr uf thu buirl ~ dIrueturs. tlv forn-
FH.ua sale o. postponed Goo Friday. september
a 1sH. Hf D. uHIH"H. nom. 90 % West TIrsf
SOUTH -lIt Lake Dfy utuh
ID. %. CALDER. secretary.
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r,, gEPi'gt q w3oR ,a CO g,i.9Iry.
,-IlHIEll. .-l9ly- HEgAgTMII-NiET 4.T.IgIoE M

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE Up
INN SECRETARY, WASHINGTON. d. q.
fuIFuu lr tHU Treasury department WHsb.
luFfHH. ~. t.. until two u.UIurk. %. m.. Thurs
uay september % ls. fur tho purchase ~
Che urpHrY belonging 200 thu United States,
lu thr Dlty M salt Lake. Utah. being .ull u
lot iIwH l uuU port Hf lut four ~ 100 Block
tfty-IHnHI. rHI .Il". Salt lubutlty survey.
Salt luNU county Utah IHrrItorY. ruutllu-
lug 800 square rIls. $3.50 square focf, more NJ
lgHs AND known uH ihr industrial Christian
Homo Including uI improvements, uppur-
tHuHurIH. NhIurpH. etc.. belonging therein.
lu|I Information WuF Nu obtained uuuu APP
U.lHutuH iu fHH Secretary nj fN. Treasury.
l#"H H|INUr must Submit With his proposal
% CuuIurI HUv'k lu tuu Sum no uyu nur cont
of HIa proposal Is 20 EuuuutUuuf siud faith.
l.dI.H must sUtu U|rU proportion uf tho
purchase ufIru VIII hr uJl down. aud IHIl.
rHfr tHrIr WIsUr, Hs Iu fhH uluupr uf masking
uuI.rrHI payments. which uufHrrud payments
HHH H.s" .uJurust ut tho fltu uf four Dor cont
Urr Huuum HltHh." sHWIrIuuuI'Ig
IH. H.NI ~ H.HHrNtu tu HJIHft any nUl nll
N.I.. or IH WIINU IUfHUUuIIIIU ur Uvfisft. many
hIU should J.. nH deemed Boa tho Interest OF tho
Government do sn.
Each uuunu must hH scaled. marked
"Ir1HnsII nr Purchase uf Industrial JHrIss
CLAN liHmu building, salt llhr. IfHu" aud
addressed and mailed tH
h. D. GAGE
Secretary M thu Treasury
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EUREKA.
Sunday school outing Pleasure MARRIED
by the breaking Ut u Litur uoy's los.

Sunday school outing Pleasure MARRIED
by the breaking of Littio noy's Los.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Ju1b Co.. Aug s-Yoatorlly
the sunday schools OF rIuuc had an
seekers lUft Eureka ou the regular
morning train nt $50 90. m., took un "a
feW moro at IayTuu, unI after WHlt-
luE uu hour Nt SururNIIu fIr thH Sane
prt' train, We arrived ut che springs
about 10 o'clock. The recent showers
laid ul the dust ana washed on the
trees ana grass, ana made the ulr Dc.
liEhIfuI
Getting mp at IN the morning and
hurfylus or 10 catch The train d. n
splendid appetizer. 300, when tho shady
grove was reached those big lunch
baskets furnished 10 spread that was
truly tempting.
CHILp's LEG BROKEN.
Tho forenoon program had just CONE
mruggl Iu the large pavilion when word
was brought that LITTLE Ernest Wills
was hurt by "a passing train. The lit
tlo fellow was thrown from the track
by the Iot VI the engine and d was
found that his leg WAS broken below
the knee. TIE Do the son ri Robert Wills
Of Mammoth, and about years old.
lie was tpuierly cared Tor and Ca pa
10 Provo with the first train. Tho oc-
currcncc throw "a gloom over every
thing.
But whom tho orchestra struck up
some lively wlltzeH, Two snip and cake
walk dances the children soon forgot
the sad event uf tho day.
There were prizes Tor foot racers,
from tots under Go ladies' 90 200 nVuir-
dupuls ana not the least OF the enjoy
mouts OF the day was the plunge bath.
The pool Tor while was lively scene.
We loft the Springs about @ p. m. and
made connection with tho regular TIN
tlc train NJ SprnEvilc. getting home
90 minutes later than schedule time.
pretty well tired out
II iB understood that the railroad
company has takHn care OF tho little
boy who was hurt
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

OREGON SHORT LINE ny.
Auuiyrs
non NUrih aud Northwest, n. m, 5iei y. IN,
non smith. go a. m.. o,o5 a. m.. 1870 d. M.
TOP On. aud oa0p.m.
LuAyrs
FNoTih and Northwest o'ij O. .n., has "a.
n. ln3Op va.
lofsouth, on m., 7i5O %. m, 3;oj D. in., 5a5
. %. and l'b D. M.
RIO oRAHpE WESTERN RY.
ARniyrs
Iron south and East, iO'i5 %. To-, 100 p M.
lhl 90 0l o. m.
LEAVES
'of'1lth and East, 100 a. M, e,io p m. aud
"pm,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ARRiyts
from West 6'i5 o. m., 600 o. n.
LEAVES
'ofNrsI $40 O.. no., $40 p. IN.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
non East 2.0oa. m. iiiop. m.
LEAVES
TOP East s'oo p m., $40 "a. ~
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NoricE or AssrssmrNr.


Nghn UruWu Stone Company prlncip.l
place uf uusiur,s. Sale Lake CITY Utah
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OGDEN NEWS.

-.. branch Office II The Dclcrot Views In
hi So .B1 Washington Avenugf
vtl Idvrftl acmonts aud subscriptions VIII
a.ryad The vows d delivered uy ~
49, n ogden utrry evening on wv hAtiN
e. in Salt lake city.
..rrv AUGUST .. 1872
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James Larson. one " our prominent
shecpmuu. returned last night from
Cotton, where he has been loading "a
train u his muttonB Tor Eastern mar
ksta.
We have had several severe rain
storms recently. but very llttlo damage
was done. other than bic ching some %
tho uuHtuckod hay
Bishop e.. n. Lund. llcnl agent for
the Studoblker Manufacturing co.. has
O. line display OF that FIRMS uuFrIes and
wagons. and iH starting QUE with every
indication OF succeeding Boo Die now
venture.
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our school board hayo ordered nu-
morHuH appliances aud supplies for
public school, not hitherto Furnished
boy them. and nro also uttiuF up another
Room Zoo our hand .lmH school building
preparatory CO. engaging mine teachers
FOR at least "a part of tho year, aud
eight during the whole year
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PROBATE AND auARDIANsutr
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or tho peyp..
tive signcra for Further
Information.


ln Tho District Court. pfubat. Digisi,, 4,
aud iNr SALE Like COUNTY. -
state 90 Utah
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lion. William Olson. one uf our most
efficient counCIlmon. ana Alex Erickson.
u member of the firm Ui Erickson Meat
ana GREGORY Co.. have had queries from
'buN ll' quite recently
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DAMAGE by SQUIRRELS.

The squirrels have done great deal
OF damage TO crops In this county dur
Ing the present summer. and hundreds
OF acres OF grain have been destroyed
by these pests.
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An interesting ball game will be
played ut The West square "wednesday
afternoon between tho county officers
ut the court house and the printers Of
Tho CITY.
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IMPORTANT PRIESTHOOD MEET.
ING.

An important Priesthood netting was
held here last Saturday at which the
subject of tlthing was laid before the
presiding officers OF the stake.
Typhoid fever has broken out In MIL
ton ward. two cases are reported at
present.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-07
Press ~ |I1D1 1NelPAuS
BASE BALL FANS.


me most prominent figure in base ball
the 9-Philadelphia Record.
Base ball is like whist You can under
STAND the game fairly we'll and still not
know much about it.-Atchfson Globe,
rams are supposed to keep you cool. but
a pase ball fan generally makes Won hot
Philadelphia Record
"A considerable audience at a ball game
never raises kick against the umpire
II raises an aX.-He1ena Independent.
we'll Don't you ever go to the ball
gamer" Belle-'No, indeed I'm $40 az
aWfully afraid of bats, you know Phi H.
adelphia Record I'LL
me hies are returning and there is an
impression in some quarters that most
OF them are setting on the local bali
teamICleveland Post.
gam a foot hold In Paris there would
be great difficulty in finding anybody to
act IN the extra hazardous position of
u1npIre.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat
atts-"I wonder how soon they will
De Playing base ball in the Philippines %
fotts-rO; pretty soon. 1 guess The
name OF the Bag Bag river has suggestion
OF tWo,base hits about it."-Indianapolis
Journal. LID
Williamson-"John is peculiar kind
OF man; Henderson-"In what partic-
I uiar N1lllamson-"Well, he is a regu-
lar patron of the ball park, and vet he
uon claim to know any more about the
nal. US 'our-
Base balls a great institution" ex-
claimed the acrimonious man. ''I Thought
you were against it!'' 81 used to be. bnt
I've changed my mind. It's a great
I - There ought to be more of it.
~ gives people something to talk about
oeSloeS politics. Washington Star.