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RuhItn Defeats Steizn,r.

Denver, Sept. 1S--Gus Rubin defeat
ed Jack Stelzner tonight before the
Olympia club in the seventh round.
Rubin f1oored Stelzner six times in all.
After Stelzner had been knocked down
twice in the seventh round the fight
was stopped and the decision was given
te Rubin. StelZner was badly pun
;ch
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FOE A STATE H3TCHERY.
Scene of Stratford Trolley Tragedy
Lrased for Ninety-ntnc Years

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 1S.-The spec
ial committee appointed by Governor
Lounsbury in the interest of the state
commission on fisheries and game has
secured a ninety-uine years lease on
the Pecks mill pond at Oronoque, the
scene of the recent trolley disaster,
where a state trout hatchery will be es-
tabished. The price paid for the lease
is not divulged.
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STATEMENT BY PRES. MELLEN.
Denies Report That He Is Likely to Sue
cted President Clark.

New York, Sept. 1S.-President Mel
len of the Northern Pacific to-day
authorized a denial Of the report that he
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company. "There have
been no negotiations to that end"
added Mr. Mellen land in my judg-
ment there will be none" Mr.. Mellen
was for some time second vice president
of the New Haven road.
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TOOK C.ARBOLIC ACID.
Hiram e. Smith, Man Sixty Years Old,
Ended His Troubles.

Hiram e. Smith, a man about sixty
years of age, who lived at No. 40 Or
chard street committed suicide by TAX
ing carbolic acid shortly after o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He was found i'll
by other occupants Of the house, and
the ambulance was summoned from the
New Haven hospital Before he reach
ed the hospital he died in the ambu-
lance. The case was reported to Medi-
cal Examiner White, but he stated late
last evening that he had not yet had
time to make complete his investigation
of the case. Dependency due to ILL
health is said by those who knew Smith
to have led him to commit suicide.
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THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS.
Heroes of Dargat Heights Given New
ColOrs Before Leaving for Africa.

London, Sept. 1S.-The Prince of
Wales, in presenting new coIors to the
Gordon Highlanders at Brackley, Scot
land, to-day, referred to the capture
of Dargai Heights, in the northern part
of Afghanistan, by these troops, as a
memorable and splendid achievement
Then amid great enthusiasm, the prince
said: 1T trust it will be your part to
carry these colors to victory" The
Duke of York and the Duke of Con-
naught We're also present.
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NO HELP FROM GERMANY,
Pres. Kruger EmphntfcaIly Informed
of That Nations Attitude.

Berlin, Sept. 1S.-The Associated
Press learns authoritatively that Ger
many has emphatically informed Pres
,dnn+ Kruger 10 exnect no assistance
IN the event of war with Great Britain
and that the German consuls in the
Transvaal have been instructed to in
form Germans who volunteer that they
Join President Kruger at their own risk.
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Boston, Sept. 1s.-A dinner waB given
to the newly elected president of Am
herst, DR.. Harris, at the Exchange club
tonight by the Amherst members of
the University club. While the affair
was informal. it was marked by great
enthusiasm over the outlook for the col
leGe.
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no CLOSE RUSSIIN PORTS.
Only Russian Ships to be Allowed TO
Enter After 1901.

London, Sept. 19.-The Daily Mail
nublishes the following despatch from
Copenhagen: Emperor Nicholas has
signed a ukase decree saying that when
the middle European canal and the ST.
berian railway are completed in 1901
all important Russian ports on the
Pacific, Baltic and the Black sea shall
be closed forever to all but Russian
r,oats.''
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PaIafial Yacht Launched.

Bath, Me, Sept. 1S.-The palatial
steel steam yacht Virginia, constructed
by the Bath Iron Works for Isaac Stern
of Stern Brothers, New York, will be
launched from the Iron Works shipyard
tomorrow.
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Washington, Sept 1S.-The secretary
of war was informed to-day that the
Porto Rican relief committee of Bos-
ton, of which Mayor Quincy is chair
man, has raised $4,000 for the benefit
of the sufferers and that additional
contributions are expected.
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Serious Fires in Adfronducks.

Saratoga, N. Y, Sept 1S.-Forest
fires are extending with terrible rapid
ity in the lower Adirondacks and have
got beyond control of the fire fighters
Portions of Warren and Hamilton
counties are being devastated.
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FREIGHT BILL S76O.
What 1t WIN Cost Montpelier, VT, for
spanish Guns.

Montpelier, VT, Sept. 1S.-The two
guns from the Spanish cruiser Castillo
sunk by Admiral Dewey at Manila,
which have been loaned to the state,
arrived this evening. The freight bill
was $3.50
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Yellow Fever's Alarming Increase,

Key West, Fla, Sept. 1S.-Fifty-four
new cases of yellow fever have been re-
ported. This makes a total number of
cases to date of S62 and of seventeen
deaths. =.
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5000, 900 Fire in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 1S.-Fire to-
day destroyed a block in the business
section. Loss, $4,000 One man was
fatally injured.
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Washington, Sept. 1S.-The number
of enlistments to date is 6,6S5. The SSth
leads with 926. and the seth with 9Sl
men.
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,. BELMoN1,s poAI4IoAL views
His Brother Issues n Statement Denying z
Alleged Interview.

New York, Sept. 1S-The following
letter has been received by the Associ-
ated Press:
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RAILROAD NOTES.


"Dick" Mhckutoah left the city f1r
san Francisco over the RIO GrAale toe
day.
ont, ,,.-,....- t..., W..
Nh'gi Enslnger I'h.ph a. We.t on
VA" anu i"N'"u " w lleU"
"''Nl''"'
Mai powucy OF the Commercial Ma
tluuaI bank viii leave hprp tomorrow
Tor "a thin TO tho coast.
Mia' VIM bradley mas gone East 20
MAaHtehuaettH She VIII visit her ola
nome ln 'lehrlhui ana VIII De absent
TOT TWO or thtce weeks
l. l. .D.ysr.uv. tfav.Iipr fr.lrbt and
passegrgr s..Yt f., t,. g,nta Al, Nc
rsulrpad from Portland an M
bsVsretir br,tirbt IA f.rIty ygltb Nh,
and h h. hi. int.ntion 10 iocate mere
pgrmtnrutiy.
tho ofire ~ the sarta ~ In M. ,it,..
Tbr Xvrrtern oiss.iacsties .if,rtiy.
JtIly la 1t99 Wlu usE. gb,ngg. ir
the preasnt rating of "a number I'd artl.
rlra. Thr mu.f Ifun,rfsut rhanl. ',.lt
h. ln no raiuinur, y..igbfr INV. min
lmum wpirht un CARLOAD frrlrht ratgd
lDvgr than tbirI el5ss ,,ili h., i0 00l tt.
General MANAGER W, y. Purdy VI the
northwest limo now ln course % cone
htuctlun from Huntington, Oregon, la
the seven Devils rglun, was Ia the
city last nighI und consulted with
President Blake, who has been here Tor
some timg.
Mr, fufdy says mat the Work un the
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IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Suffering from DrOuth in one Of the
Earliest Settlements OF Dixie.

Special Correspondence.
Harrisburg. Washington Co.. juno &C.
Harrisburg was once % place OF con-
siderable renown, being one OF the our-
Hest N Dixie settlements, and Tor %
time the home VI quito % number OF
Utuha noted men. The water supply
having been extensively segregated at
un carly day, some Tor mining Purposes
at Silver Reef, ana some Tor Hgrigul-
turc 90 Lsoils, the place is lrft with but
one-nfth VI the original supply, which
at bgHt 90 but small stream.
our winter passed with but very lit
uo snow nr rain Co make wutcr de.
pnait In the LOFTY "pinc Mountain" and
neither snow nor rain softDnUd the
ground boz the early spring f1r the ace
tlIn df che pillow. NuIthcr grass nor
nutritious weeds have SPRUNG from tho
GROUND Tor tuWn-CpwF or rowing cattle.
and no land uluwcd or vegetation proc
luUrd except by Irrigation with
constantly decreasing HtrIm. Through
four miles OF wind and hrut but
'drlsZle' succeeds in arriving W tho
UuTUhud ground WhprcIu fuW Npgg.
tables have been uuuHd with special
care. aud now uulHHH speedy rains SUR
priEr uH uld vegetables arc doomed
f1 uIthUr ANA die. Hs only ID fsV rows
cam ha WulerHl while 900 thH remainder
must wait TulH o. u gloomy picture,
but Our heavenly Father knows what
la fhe beet iHl uur permanent welfare,
and Will, ! doubt NOT In due tImH urlag
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SIR. q. nonaiu. the president of The
italian association loo this cItc called ot
the "NcUs" this Afternoon and stated
that No. wanted Co be- put right in the
public cye regarding Attorney GuuterH
Allegations 1f bribery that were sprung
during the hearing OF the Mary Care
mrIlo assault with deadly weapon
rlao Goo Justice Timmony's court ycater-
day afternoon.
SIR uonuetu stated that The parties
concerned came CO. him Tor advice. na
Dr. the custom uf tho italian colony. and
ho told them Co settle the difference
out uf court 10 possible. Dc Omuhntl.
gally d0ulyd the iuHlnuatiuu that De-
had ever attempted Co bride any M the
witnesses and said TINT W Mr. uuntcr
had sent FOR him before be- made the
ehnrues 0f attempted bribery boz nu
open court that be- would have never
H1 expressed himself
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COL. ARGUELLES' SENTENCE
Rebels Think Return OF Volunteers
Means Abandonment OF Islands
Rra.s Hand captured.

Manila. June % 7iaO p. m.--Dctails OF
the sentencing Of Cob ArEuelles, a FIJI
Pine commissioner. 20 twelve years
imprisonment, have Just been obtained
here. It WIS nrat reported that his
condemnation by the Fllipinos was duc
10 IN, friendship he displayed toward
Americans but the Information Just re-
ceivcd shows the accusation against
him was not based on his peace con-
fcrcnces at Manila, aH supposed. They
confirm President schurmann's belief
In hls sincerity and show that hls adj
vocacy Of autonomy among tho lnsur-
gents was treated nB treason. The
charge against the colonel was that In
conversation with Filipino officers he
surgent territory would lead 10
civil war and therefore, he
said. be- considered autonomy
under tho Americans preferable
Co Independence. The Filipino congress
tried him on the charge Of treason. and
q heated debate over autonomy fol-
lowed. Finally the colonel WIS SEM
81 60 twelve years imprisonment on
account of his previous services 90 the
cause, after an eloquent plea ON the
part of his counsel. col Arruelles o.
one or the most conservative and no.
Hpcctcd men Identified with the In
surroction.
tn rcbels have learned that the
American volunteers Hre returning to
the United States and the Filipino
newspapers show that they conatruc
THIS to mean that the Americans are
abandoning tho war aud are yuCour-
aged thereby
Tho outpoats OF the Washington reri-
meut yesterday captured Con. Pho del
Pillars huHs band ~ ~ pieces. the
members 0f which somehow became sep-
nfnied from the rebel army and came
near the American lines without have
Ing tho means % resistance
some Cinnamon nf Manila have filed
"a claim against the Flllpiuos who. u
appears, leased the musicians from
them and then turned thcm over TO
Gen. Pho del Pillar.
-Four NJ the wounded NJ the Fourth
Infantry IN the recent nrht with the
rebels have died ln hospitals.
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ASSESSMENT EQUALIzERs.

a. tho meeting Of tho equalization
board this afternoon the following bust
ness was transacted:
Assessment OF Ellen swltzghbel, as
Main. nhated Is per cont.
Assessment OF David Mckenzie. go
$. West Temple. abatod $3.50. on Inn
pruVcmontH.
Assessment Of Abraham ilanawcr
nhntcd all
Assessment Or Ellen switzguhcl.
ahntcd all on personal property.
Case Of Duncan McFadyen. referred
10 surveyor.
Case q william Lang,on. ysfcrrcd 20
Surveyor
Case Of Frank l.. Gregg, no cause
Tor action.
Cases or Elizabeth H. Noble. or Eliza
Hunter. of Mrs Ellen Arnold. OF John
Plckncll estate. Of a. Larson, ~ Utah
National bank ~ Sarah l.. Coe. and
" Catherine 8. Margetta. taken under
Hdylaemcnt
The board was In session again this
afternoon.
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Berlin, June % An official dispatch
from Apln. Samoa. confirms tho dis.
patches of tho Associated Press from
Apln announcing Muliyton Tunus abb
dlU1tinn in favor of the Samoan conn.
mlasionerH who have appointed pro-
NlHluunl government. CumuuHrd NJ the
three c0nHuls. An interesting point BE-
the German confirmation % the state
mont tlut tho commission recognizes
tho competence of the chief juNuce to
select kIur An official dispatch roe
ceivcd az Berlin says tho chief Justice
and The muulcluui authorities will exc
crClHo their former functions until fur
thor notice aud th1t ur. s0lf. tho Ger.
man president ~ the municipal council
OF Apiu, has assumed office.
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out the silver lining IN bold relief from
the DARK cloud Gather. yc My Saints
together. those that have made n
covenant with me by sacrifice a. re-
text thst IL sometimes aa applicable
ln o. local aa n general sense. and %
W1y be- 20 the temporal salvation a.
wcll aa the spiritual bcuont or the ln-
habltants Of this very much discour.
aged town. However droutha do not
occur rvrry year, and we are very
thankful that this year it is not unlvcr-
eni. oven iu this mouutuln state.
We have recently been taught by the
First Presidency what we should do
that the country may become a land of
zion unto tta JOB SMITH.
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Ward Entertainments

Sugar House ward Will ~ 20 tho In
coon tomorrow. a special train VIII
leave tho Dummy depot o. 1880 aim.
An entertaining program, consulting N
races barrhali. etc. has been arranged,
for which special prizes VIII De given
90 the winners.
Tomorrow evening 40 $3.50 o'clock an
Zee cream festival and concert VIII be
given ON the Cannon grounds, Forest
Dale During the evening ufty cnlufoi
atercopucun views VIII Doe shown on
canvas. which will be- very entertain
ing An unusually good musical pro-
gram 10 prepared and ull who wish "a
good lime should attend. 10 Dr. Tor The
brnent ~ the ward sunday school
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rnE ETNA INcORr0RArEp.

The Aetna Mining and MluinE com-
many Incorporated today The Capttall-
zatiun is nzpd nt tiU0.VOl with shares nt
% cents each The compunyH prop
crty ~ situated 100 tho Warm Spring
Creek district Hlalu county. Idaho.
ana consists % tho Aetna. Pleasant
View. Tr0u. Ida aud Vcauyi0uH. The
officers urr President John W. Burton,
Vice. president. Frank o.. Wilson. Hocry.
nfy and treasurer W. r. Olson, AS
HlHtnut secretary. otto e., lilrkmlu.
manager Frank ~. Wilson, assistant
manager Joseph Beck
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers nled In the re-
rorIers office. salt Lake county. Utah,
June 20 1890:
Hannah Sanders TO- A. q. Nofd-
vail. warranty deed. 90 feet by
rods southeast from northwest
quarter lot d. block 20 plat F.sf 1890
william Layton 10 D. ~ smith.
warranty deed. 81 rods by 81 feet
northwest from % feet east OF
southwest corner lot 9. block On,
Joseph House To- Fannie n House.
warranty deed, biXiisa feet
northwest from southeast corr
Nor Dot o. block DO. plat % ...... $500
]. ~. Hewlett sr. 60 Ellen ilew-
loit. warranty deed, lots r. and
%. block 49,. Sandy station. o..
Nrphi Smart Co e.. u Smart ware
uuty decd, o acres north half
OF southwest quarter section 80.
township . south range I east. 100
a. d. Henry Zoo a. g.. HOFFMAN.
warranty deed. iflxt0 feut north.
west from % f0et west 0f suuth-
east corner lot q block o.. plat
A.. ss tsts tsHs ssssft ssHsHffs.t aNNN
James Alexander TO A. @.
Robertson, uu't-cluim decd. ~
acres southeast quarter ~
township 2 south. range 4 OnHt
j. 20, Harris 81 ui trustee. Co orn-
gun short Line Railroad Co..
uultsClulm deed. lots 2 ana g.
section a.. township 4 south.
range > west, Ctc.... .... q. zee. .
Total go. .,.s.. e. ..s....s.,tA, dVi
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pituhurr. Kan. June o. Seventy
four more cnlorcd coal miners and
twelve women from the south arrived
40 Fleming today ard were put inside
The company's stooklde IN spite OF tho
strikers onorta To- prevent o..
a general feeling Of satisfaction pro-
wallis over the umlrable settlement
made yesterday between the smaller
operators aud tho executive boards Of
The u. a. W. A. The executive board
u now planning 90 herin % nght upon
he big operators Ohe railrn1ds). and %
le believed they viii coucodo tho
boards demands soon.
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day frightened several ladies' on the
cast side by occupying their yards Tor
Indefinite periods 81 time; hr wnN
brought up today 20 receive eua-
pended sentence IN the charge 0f trcs-
pass of two DAYS ago.
Prosecutor Delhi ratified on the come
piHlnt and said "ffnnup.'
Nelson th1n advanced with tragic
stems Immediately lu front 0f Judge
Tlmmuuy. Hrd 0NluE him with hH
eagle eye. placed hIa thumb io hiH car
and extended hla fingers and pruu.ei Nl
to rp through o. number uf ludIcruuH
gestures TINT couvuls'i the entire au-
disnypa presumably THE was The dIf
trees aign Uf the lliuo church aes1ci1-
tln. THE Judge noted che anWH and lDt
August Nielsen %. g.. down gently WITH
$50 Ur ton days.
Tho usual monthly frrs OF thn n1my
side element Cor ihu luat two dIt1 foot
up to the respectable sum 0f f'oj.
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Transferred from the Philadelphia To the
Columbia for Portland.

Columbia for Portland.
San Francisco. June 22.-Thc body Of
Ensign Monaghan. who was killed at
Samoa, was taken Co Portland today
on the steamer Columbia. Tho body
was taken ashore from tho phludgl-
phlH. with fuil naval honors. accom-
panied hy Admiral itHutz and other
officers OF the Philadelphia.
The escort from tho cruiser was met
nt the landing hy Mayor rholnu and
two companies OF the naval reserve
and The procession marched Co the
Columbia.
The coffin was drnpcd with flags and
covered with beautiful noWl pieces
conspicuous among which was "a hand
some wreath. the oncrlnE OF tho ufl-
GERS of the British mlu-0f-wur por-
poile The nars on an the British ycH-
sells in the harbor were set at half mast
out of respect 90 the memory " the
bravo enslgn. FinrH now az half must
from public buildings and from many
commercial houses The british Has.
lfnpod with that uf the United states
was very conspicuous, especially along
the water front
From Portland the body OF the on
siun viii Doc sHnt by rail Go Spokane
where the funeral Will take place.
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Trial Of the Case ~ barbara Tanner "
Ferdinand =, Fabian.

The case of barbara Tanner w Fer
diuand J. Fabian and Minnie T.. Fabian
was tried before Judge HilrH to-day
Young q Mpyle and J. n. Moyle app
pearcd Tor plaintiff ANA Richards a
Narlan Tor defendants.
Action was brought by Plaintiff 90
recover from the defendants the sum OF
ut,lbQ alleged 90 hU the deficiency ON %
trust deed and prumlssory note The
original note was for $4,000 secured
hy 400 acres uf land in Wyoming.
The property was bought ln by plain
TN for $4,000. whom suit was brought
% collect the balance with interest.
amounting 10 Gli.l5O.
The defendants admit signing the
note, but claim that Il was len behalf OF
the Wasatuh Stock Raising company
OF which Ferdinand j. Fabian was
president; ana that therefore they arc
not Individually liable ON tho note.
This Afternoon 10 was announced hy
Attorney %. W, MDyle that tho case
was IN process Of settlement and Judge
Huos therefore continued tho matter
until Monday,
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ELECTRIC FLAsnEs.

~ 81 said M tho New York barge
ofiico that thvrp rs u steady gradual
Increase in the immigration ~ Firms
During the month OF May $40 Films
were passed through the barge Office.
II n announced that the KhllIfa has
been defeated with heavy lnHs by the
natives friendly On tho British.
Gen. OtlH hls notified tho war depart
mrnt that tho hospital ship Relief loft
Manila f'r san Francisco with 800 slick
abroad today
Admiral Slmpaon'H squadron, the
flagship NUw York and hutleshlpH
Massachusetts,. Indiana and Texas
sailed fur Newport today
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{, N. jenkins Sues w. E. Travis
lorS5 ODD for AssauIting Him,
TROUBLE OVER STORE ROOM
Possession MA Not count Tor Huch
Deficiency Judgment suit On
ITraI Othrr Matters.

D.. n. Jenkins. che woIl-knUwn music
deaicr. filed o. 5000 l1m1ge suit agaiust
W.. D.. Travis In ths Third district court
today. alleging that ON Monday last th.
defendant violently assaulted him.
The complaint, beyond stating that
Travis ga commit violent assault
upon Jenkins. to bic great damage. etc..
gives mo- particulars ~ the occurrence
and Tor hfgvty must certainly Doc
awarded Tho palm.
The trouble arose over the renting OF
store room at 900 south Eaat Temple
street jenkins. % De- understuod, cInlmH
that about TWO weeks ago he rented
the room u Travis under o. verbal
agreement.
and supposed Cycry thing had been are
RANGED satisfactorily Whom De- entered
the place Monday Travis told him Co
Get out. that the room had hccn leased
10 another party ana that De- (Jruklul
wouldn't b. allowed O. occupy a. upon
any account. To the order sit lrn-
kIns dcmurrc1. and having heard 10
naid that possession n nine points ut
law" dared Landlord Travis TO put
him out
tAre you going 10 set out7" asked
Travis.
NO, I am not. ] am going 90 stay
rirht here and hold possession said
jenkins. Then, in less time than 10
takes TO bat ones eye, the piano dealer
Wa on the outside. followed by Travis.
who threatened 10 do Jenkins up u De
didn't keep away from the premises.
jenkins then proceeded 60 the Scott
Auerhach huiidinE. whore h. consulted
the law firm of Dey a Street with the
result ~ today's damage suit being
filed
Jenkins was IL treapaaaor and refused
TO vacnte when requested, nccessltatlug
his eiectmcut.
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cleveland. 3D.. June GA strong
tn ODD. west uud south slides where Cine
street railway company win attempt Go
nun cars un no. liulWdnu Avenue and
Heart street lines. The tracks lu severe
ul fines were again found piled hlEh
with uhHtruntinuH whom cars began
running this WuruuE There mas been
rl disorder. An adjourned meeting VI
thp strikers and company representa-
dives vUI be held 100 N o'clock tp fur
thor cuu#liur forms uf settlement.
An members arc r'JC0ut but one ui
ths strIE. leaders expressed hls pHrHnn-
ul opinion THAT unless ull inc men were
r.Inrutrd. ur nt least placed uu tho
may RON. % settlement would BE- ns Ear
OH uH ever