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Rev. II. r Carson. Scotland. OAK, says.
Two bottles Of Halls Catarrls Cure cOmplete-
~ cured my little girl Sold by Druggists, DC.
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NJ. Dupuy. three times Prime Minister Of
France, was the son Of a concierge.
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A powder 10 shake into your Shoes. r, sts
the feet, Cures corns. nunions. swollen
Sore. Hot, Gallons, Aching. sweating Feet
and Inerowing Nails. Aliens fOo,-Ease
makes new ~ tight shoes easy. Atali drug
gists and shoe stores. Is RS. sample mailed
fHEE. Adrs Allen $. Oimsttd iclioy, n Y.
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Dr. Tohn q. Patton's reports for Che last
year tell Of i.l02 South Sea islanders won
fron oannibalism to Christianity.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cnscarets.
Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever.
l0c, &c. II Q. G. O fall, druggists refund money.
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Guaranteed totzcco habit cure. makes wesH
men strong, blood pure. sec, q. All druggists.
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Some like solitude amid fine scenery;
others prefer to be alone in crowd,
or else desire complete change from
their accustomed surroundings, like a
sailor who stipulated that his bride
should take him well out of sight Of the
sea. But the most ideally perfect
honeymoon, according to a sentiment
talist. is when two lovers have been
parted. and after long grief and pain"
they meet once more. not to be Dist
lusioned, as sometimes happens, but
to find the love of former days more
than renewed. Their wedding follows
swiftly on the happy meeting, and they
go off with the glamor of it still in
their hearts, to some place Of sunny
weather and perfect beauty. Such an
experience Of happiness as that is rare,
but for those who are fortunate enough
to win it the remembrance must re-
main lifelong joy.
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To Cure Constipation tofevers
Take Clsearets Candy Cathnrtic iOc or CSC
c. Z. c. fail 10 cure. druggists refund money
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A new fashion in wedding presents
appears to be about to supersede the
hackneyed one of jewelry. 1t takes
the form of prayer books for brides
and bridesmaids. covered in specially
designed artistic bindings. with the in
itials of each recipient. and the date
of the event in gold on the side. A leaf
of vellum. with gold border, is also in
serted in each book for the signatures
Of those present at the ceremony. The
idea is excellent as prayerbook is a
serviceable article for daily use. and
is also a memento of filling the Office
of bridesmaid. Apropos Of honeymoons
it is curious to see the many different
ways in which people consider it hap
piest to spend that period.
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10. when angry, count Ten befos
you speak; If very angry. hundred.
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NORTH.


.'fn Stops only on notice to conductor
agent or on sign ].
j. D. HUTCHINSON. J.R. WOOD,
Genl Manager. Gru'l Pass. Arant.
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ST. MARY's COMMENCEMENT
Interesting Exercises and a List Of
the Gradnales.

The commencement exercises ~ the
st. Mnry's academy were held ycstor-
day afternoon and last evening. Mu-
uicnl selections az usual formed a prom-
inent part OF the program, ana the
graduating papers were Of a high
standard.
Tho three graduates In the academic
course were Miss A. Fisher. Miss NJ,
sullivan and Miss NJ Fnrlingcr,
Miss sullivan gave an essay Com
corning the Study Of English" In which
was shown the deslrability uf learstng
10 sneak correctly. and the necessity Of
the study 10 letters, science, conversa-
tlon and correspondence,
Miss Fnrllnger read an original poem,
Mature, Gods Book OF Song The
treatment 0f the theme tended 10 show
that God IL the King OF poets.
Miss NJ. Wood gave a pretty poem
entitled "DulHe pnmum.'
The ynlcdlctOrlun " the class was
Miss Fisher being ~ years OF age, the
YOUNGEST graduate IN the acndemya
history. "Tho Price of Success" was
the subject Of her theme which was a
nne treatment OF the RESULT ~ enthu-
siastic. hard work.
Tho only graduate IN music was Miss
ATeister. who has been student In fnu-
rio at the academy since four years OF
age being now IN her twentieth year.
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RELArIONs MIrn srNIN.

Nothing would seem 60 stand IN the
way of the early resumption ~ very
cordial relations between tun United
States and Spain. The last iusi0llmeut
of the go 10000 Philippine Indemnity
has been duly paid over by uur guyuru-
mout spaniurds and spanish interests
In cuba are looking Goo the United
States Tor Justice and fair play. with
H fun sense uf security ami with no
ill.f6olinR whatever, Among the good
results OF the war and the peace treaty
must BE- mentioned the wIp.ng out ~
uil claims on the part OF the citizens
and government % tho one country
against the other arising out OF the
circumstances OF the cuban war OF rn-
belll0n. Thus Spain b. dobarrcd from
making any claims against the United
States on the score Of nlihuHtorlur ana
thv hitting out Of unlawful expeditions
analogous 10 our Alabama claims
against England. American citizens
who owned property lu cuba viii not.
on tho other hand. bring claims against
Spain for losses Incurred by them lu
tho period OF the inaurroction. The
war liquldntod al Old scores. and tho
United States and Spain begin their
now account on clean slate. A. vic
tors the American people have mo- pose
Hlblo ground for chorishing any
rrudrcH; and spanlardH cannot unord
10 indulge any permanent illwili. The
spanish pors Inns Tor the most part enc
tircly dropped tho subject 0f the war.
although Uucla Sans fluctuations in
tho Philippines form tho theme OF AN
occasional sarcastic Paragraph or
1CeriuW cartoon. -= From THE Progress
~ the World" iu the American Month
~ IUVlyW Of Reviews for June.
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HOwELLs GIVEN A POINTER
Fortune Teller Tells How u Horse
May be- Recovered.

A woman named Wolf, residing at
Eighth South and Fourth West streets.
some time ago lost a horse, She couldn't
say that the animal had been stolen;
Il might have been. Perhaps Il gtrnycd
too far from home and was unable to
ind les way back. Anyway the horse
was lost Sheriff IIowella and deputies
were notified but their efforts 10 locate
tho quadrupcd were unuyniling.
Yesterday Mrs. Wolf called nc tho
aherin's Office aud Informed Deputy
sheriff Cummoclt that she had cons
suited n fortune teller and, handing the
officer slip of paper, instructed him
TO 20 at once and got the animal. The
fortune tollcr's directions were couched
In tho following choice Language;
Salt Lake city, June 2, 1899.
Horse missing viii tho owner get II
ngnlne yea or uuY.
A ngur taken described the cawlor OF
tho horse and tho completion Of thief
rather light and the locality w1ir the
animal was taken TO was north by cast.
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JOTTINCS FROM
BASEBALL FIELDS
Local and Foreign Notes on Amori-
cas- NotonaI Game.
NEW YORK POUNDS GLOBE,


Manager Axiom has at last entered
the baseball arena. he has arranged two
more games Tor tho Y. 81. G. 4. nine.
on Friday. June 80. the Christians will
cndoavor 20 even up matters with tho
LagoonH. while on the next day they
viii play the A. q. WIS on the Fort dln-
mond.
on Sunday there viii be no games In
Salt Lake county. The Iagoons and
Ogdcns will meet at the Pennington
resort on that day to wrcstic for the
supremacy As each tcam has won
two games Of the four In which they
have mot the match promises TO be a
warm one.
Fred Nelson, Of the Provo bail play
crs, has a lingering idea that since his
aggregation downod tho high School
nine that they can give tho cracks "a
merry tlmo generally. with this lnud-
able idea In view he has challenged tho
short Lines, LagoonH and Orlena. N
the Garden city boys defeat these three
mines, hands down, the man on the
street says frcd Will send a challenge
to the brooklyn.
W. H. Wright q Sons Co. baseball
nine In ogden seems TO b. laying out
the whole OF the village up the line.
Last night they added 10 their lnurcls
by beating a nino composed Of employees
Of the pouioillec and tho Standard BY
the score OF ~ TO s.
In the East yesterday Boston simply
outplnycd Chicago ON every hand and
landed an easy game. A. Cincinnati
the ihllllpH tr1unccd the Reds; Phillips
baked early IN the game and tho Rods
llkowlHo failed 20 bunch their hitA AZ
PittHburg the New Workers. simply In
dulgc1 IN smuggling match and didn't
90 q thing 20 the home team, who made
their runs through errors. ST. Louis
won tho last game OF the Washington
series. Brooklyn-Clovcland game rc-
suited just az prcdicted-a complete
'hu'-out for tho cast-ons.
II n very seldom that 70 player now 10
q city can make the friends that Dick
Phdden has made IN Washington. 40
has the crowd with him 20 "A man.
Captain MeGraw has mndc 1--WE runs
In ono game (nEalnst CincinnatD.
which IL probably the Individual record
80 a. 'Ni''N - WIS hNAH'A 10 AAths
Jack Doyle a. willing 90 bet $500 that
Doheny can outrun any man IN the
league for 100 yards. Jack admits.
however that he would commit sui
eide n he lost.
Frnnk sclcc says that McGraw is on
Titled 10 more than ordinary credit for
tho reason that he has taken up SOW
rrul mon that other teams had ubHu-
lutcly no use for.
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Abstract or NE IN the county record
or's onice, SALT Lake city, June %
1891
MIdgloy y Sons Co. 20 CONNER
Clnl National bank. warranty
deed one-half interest lot T.
block 10, plat r., .,.. o.. ...,..t 2.21
Jennie Amy to O.. 4. Snow. war.
rtnty decd, A1aXiNis foot
southwest from 4eil fect south
20 plat A.. :. q. -. -. 1900
Mary y. Carter 90 a.. 4. Snow.
warranty decd, .OlN2lYis feet
southwest from 20 fsat south OF
northeast corner lot 1, block 90,
plat A. 90 Oh. &C. 90. 90 ..s.ssss 1900
J. A. Williams 10 Eliza Morgan.
warranty decd, gi.NiO rods
northwest from 20 foot south
of northeast corner lot 4, block
~ plat D.. Gee. o.. o.. .......... 20
Eliza Morgan 90 J. 4. Williams,
warranty decd. i0Xl 10 rods
west OF southeast corner lot /,
block ~, Plat De-, o. . .... 20
4. W, Wilson 90 A. NJ Michael
sen, warranty deed ne feet hy
10 rods northwest from south
east lot Nc, block Is. iiyc-ucrc
qult claim decd. igiaNlAlh
fect southwest from igis fpet
south N northeast corner Dot T..
block 20, plat A.... o.. o.. .... 10
s. ~. q. Smith q M tp O.. 4.
Snnwquit claim decd. igbNilI
tn't southwest from 900 fDyt
south N northeast corner Dot I,
block ~ plat A.,. ,,ss.. ..,,.. 20
A. r. Holden 90 Simon Gavin,
quit claim deed. interest in
Clnud lode. West Mountain. o..
J. e., Wcotrr ct al 90 Exchange
bank, Nebraska. quit claim
decd, part OF blocks 10
Wood Lawn addition. o. eco.
W. W Wood 10 Exchange bank.
Nebraska, quit claim decd, part
of blocks . 90 o. Wood Lawn OIL.
J. e. Wcrter 90 Exchange bank.
Nebraska. quit claim deed. luu
] 90 y. Fuiryiew addition; part
lot 10. township I south. range
Francis Armstrong Mayor. 10 ".
W. Tukr, qult claim deed south
Il lot T. block N. plat n ,.... 90.
Salt Lake city 10 Sarah Noun
tccr, qult claim deed. lot 4,
block ", plat @ ...,. ..,, ..,. 90,
8. l.. Tobias a nj 20 KnlcEcrbock-
or Mining company quit claim
deed, Highland Boy No. / lode.
etc, Hot Springs district ......
Hans Hansen IT al TO Spencer
Clawson. sherInH deed. 5Ni0
rods northeast from southwest
corner lot @ block n. plat 10 COCO. 800
David Jamns q M 20 Alfred Croh-
bin, Hher'nH deed part Of lot I.
block %, plat -; part of lot 10,
block p. plat !. part Of block
~. plat A .t.,... ,st,.. ......t... 100
J. j. sogrs 90 Aetna u, T.. q Inv
CO., trustees deed, iNiO rods
northeast from q rods north %
southwest corner lot O. block a.,
William Blrklnshaw 10 same,
trustees deed, i0N5 rods south
east from 0 rods east Of north
west corner lot 0, block e. plat
10 ..... Gee. s.sss 90. .sss.s goo. eg9
Maggie n. Thompson 20 same.
trustees deed, i0Niis feat SOUTH
east from iOj feet south Of north
west corner lot 0, block 4, plat 70 96i
W. ID, Brown 90 same. truBtcc'H
decd, 3l0Nl7 foot northeast from
l05 feet south Of northwest cor-
ncr lot 1, block 70, plat q ,.,,.. $50
A. II. Taylor ~ al 10 Aaron lNey-
ser. order confirming sale. part
OF lot 9, block %, plat u ..... 80. 20
Total secs .s'ss.ss..s ..-.ss'sNllo3
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LII.IailiS'SE;J,!!I!!Iil!j

She showed herself an accomplished
musician by her harp and plano solos.
bishop Seaman gave tho commences
mcut address upon the class motto.
Deeds. not Words" The address was
fun OF cheering and encouraging adj
wise.
Tho following H. tho program IN fun.
SCHILLER Fest Maruch" q. .. Mcycrbccr
Pianos, Misses n. Kinney. &. Nisslcr.
Pollock. Dc Chtnc. Fisher. piumhof.
Cannon and ~. Nisslor.
Hnrpa. Misses Mclster aud Egnn.
"Oh, Italia. italia, Beloved" q. buniEottl
Vocal Glass.
Plano. Miss Pollock. harp. Miss Ernn:
Violin, Miss Kinney: mnndolins.
Mlsscs NJ kinney. Williams and Null
voy.
overturc "Dichter und Bauer" ....
Mlgson Egln, Clarke, Evans. y. Ehrrt.
walker Granger Mulvcy and proulN.
Vocal solo. Happy Days" ...strolozkl
Miss NJ. Nlsslcr.
Piano, Miss Niasior
Poem. 'Dulco Domum' Miss ". Wood
Harp solo. Dance dos Fees -.
sees '''' -, ...' =. ....Pariah Alvnra
Fan drill q. 60 90 .sJuulurA and Minlma
Fra nlnvolO selections o.. .. ..Shuoffor
First mnndoliuH. NilHa NJ. Kinney,
Williams. NJ. Niasler and Mulvey.
Second mandolin Misses u. Ehrct.
De Chcnc. Blake. Kelly and saucr.
Guitars. Misses Kinney, Niaslcr sulii-
van McTiguc and McCoocy.
IlarpH. Misses Molstur and Egan.
Dublc trio. "AMoadow Song Wiorand
Misses l.. Ehrct. Wood. G. Niasler Ere
borg. De Chonc and L. Chapcllo.
Niolins, Misses Kinney and MclHtcr:
plano, Miss 81. Kinney; harp, Miss
EHnn.
Essay, Concerning tho study Of
English. b, q. o.. .. Miss ". sullivan
Amazon drill ..By twelve young ladies
'Nalhc de lopern Faust .-..... List
Miss Kinney.
Distribution OF PRIZES.
"Reminiscences Italiennes" ..obcrthur
HurpH. Misses Mcistcr and Emn.
vlollns. Misses kinney and DO Chcnc
Vocal solo. "Titnnia" o.. o. o.. TORY
Miss Ehrct. accompanied by piano,
harp and violin.
Poem. "Naturc, Gods Book of Song
gee. zee. o.. co.. ,...MiFs NJ. Fnrilnrcr
'Lucrczla Borgia dc Dunizette" zee.
e. 'ss. go. .,.s- q. 81. .. ....D'Alherti
Misses Kinney, MciHtor. Sullivan and
NJ. Kinney
Scml-ChnruH, might of JOY" ..gtraung
Accompanied BY plano harp and violin.
'l,hupaodlca IlongroiHe No. - o.. Liazt
Miss Molstcr
Harm duet. "Fayoritc Airs" ..Obcrthur
First harp Miss Mclstcr: second harp.
Miss Egnn.
AWARDING OF CLASS MEDALS.
Comforting OF graduating iaodais and
diplomas
Nalcdictory essay "rho Price or Sue
cess o.. o.. ..ss .. zee. Miss A. Fisher
Address fright Rev. l.. Seaman. u. -.
'Mnrcho aux FlhmbenuX" Scotaon-
Clarke. Pianos. Misses Ehrot. Coal
tor Mnhon. N. Mulroony. Mcintosh.
NJ McliuFh. X. ana s. Canning:
hnrpH Misses Mcister and Egun. VIC.
Inns, Misses Kinney ana De Chcnc.
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Ward Entertainments

A very pleasant AFFAIR socially, was
the annual party of tho West slide
Dramatic a Comedy company in tho
t1fth ward meeting house last evening.
About twenty-five couples were present
ana the evening WIS spent ln dancing.
fenHtlnT ON Strawberries and tee cream
and general mvrrymuklnR. The follow
INK program was rrndpreds
Opening adduaa,,prJst, Frank stanley
song, .s. Go. &c. s,ss..JumrH Young
llcciiuNnn,' 80 60. o., ...s,.Ellen Rich
Plano solo. -. ., Nobel Frechlirn
Song. ..... ..... e. Archie buchanan
Address .... .,,... &c, Bishop Seldom
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Another great stir IN
N0Sh Goods 0Id White Goods

Fast black India Linen, value igiac.
Special Tor This week, per yard
20
white Satin checked and plaid lu-
dla Linen, value 2ic, Special for this
week. pgr yard
l5c
MerCorIzUd Tissues IN plaid and Bay
adore stripe effects, choice novelties in
beautiful uuluriuEH, value ilg. Special
Tor this week. por yard
25c
yards wide fine white Imported
Orruudy real French goods can't De-
matched short uf soc. Special Tor this
week. per yard
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ToDAY's GAMES.
Baltimore NJ Cincinnati.
Boston nc pittshurr.
brooklyn at Chicago,
New York az Cleveland,
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Louisville.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PittsburF G: New York. II.
Cincinnati, 0: Philadelphia, Q.
Chicago, A. Boston. o.
50. Louls, 4. Washington. I.
Cleveland, o; Brooklyn s.
ST. LOUIS AGAIN WINS.
ST, Louis, June east. Louis won the
last game " tho Washington series
today by punching ~ hits In the third
innings. sudhon pitched In great form.
and had the visitors at his mercy.
homer spiked Sudhon IN the seventh
innings. The Injury forced Sudhon to
retire from the game. and Young took
his place. Attendance 1900.
SCORE.
r. IT. T..
~ LOUIS 80 go 80 .'s''''t II Y
Washington, ., 90. .... .. eel I
Hatterics -sudhonf. Young and chi
ger; weighing and Butler. EMPIRES
Emsllc and Mcdonald.
ANOTHER FOR BRooKLYN.
Cleveland, o., juno 2s.-Thc homo
team was Outplnycd ut every point by
the visitors today. Attendance, iOO
SCORE.
Cleveland. -. 80 .',..'..-.
brooklyn e.. 80. 90. CO.. 90. s. T. /
batteries Maupln and schrrcongost:
Wager and Farrell. UmpIrus-ODay
and Mc0ar.
GIANTS mo SCORE.
Plttsburg, Juno 22.-Ncw York won
by hard hitting. RhIncs wus relieved
In tho middle u the third inning, after
ELK hits and elk runs had been made.
Sparks started we'll, hut was easy after
the sixth inning. All but ono NJ the
pltisburgs' runs were made through
errors Attendance, 1900.
SCORE.
II, II. r.
lltiaburg ''..s s....- -..''''''
New YORK '.'....ss sss.s s''ss TO u o
Rntterles-Rhlnos, Sparks and Row
prman: seymour and Warner, tm-
plrcs-Lynch and Connolly
ONE FOR PmLLEs,
Cincinnati. June 22.-phnlpl, who
pitched great ball against the phllllcs
ON Wednesday. lasted Just one inning
today pnmmnnu, who followed him,
ana much better, but the Reds could not
bunch hits on Orth, and lost. Attend
ancc, 900,
SCORE.
II. II. Il.
Cincinnati zee. see see '-s''
Philadelphia 'ssts s.ss '''s go 10
Batteries phillips, Dnmmann and
Woods: Orth and Mcfarland. umplrcs
burns aud Smith.
CHICAGO oUTPLAYED.
Chicago, juno 22.-Boston outplayod
CHICAGO at an points today taking an
easy game and splitting even on the
series. Dement'S folding was very rag
ged. and Phyle was batted for nine hits
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and fifteen long nics 90 The outnoli.
Frlsho. Joined fh. champions Hu1
made good impression both nc bat
and ln the Held. Attendance. 400.
SCORE
u. H. y.
Chicago ..... Gee. ..... .s....
Boston ..... .,.ss. ss.s ,.sss.s y
Battoriga-phyic and D1nshue WINS
and Clarke. Umpire Carney and Ma
uauaaJtu.
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The Terrible Swcdc will be seen I'm
fancy bicycle riding at Lagoon tomor-
row.
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Free stage line runs from Fort Doug
las 20 WngencNs Grove from ~ 20 Q
y, m. connecting with strict car lines.
Nice place for family and picnic
parties. Refreshments and light,
lunches served.
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Chicago, juno 22.-Boston outplnyod
Chicago at an points today, taking an
ensy game and splitting even ON the
series. Dement'S folding was very rag
ged. and Phyle was batted for nine hits
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Pearson Day, June cath, high IN the
air,
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"PEAitsON DAY"
saltplr June 2ith'
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Are your advanced classes provided
with Or. Talmago'a new Church text
book, Tho Articles OF Fnlth2 II not
call at the "Nowa' office and obtain the
special terms offered.
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The committee on public grounds con-
sidcrcd offers from w. w. Taylor and
Percy Decker 10 sell the city land In
pnrley's canyon. The committee de-
cided TO defer action until the land had
been seen. The ohcr OF II. W. Baskln
20 soil city creek land was treated
similarly.
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plttsburF, Juno 22-New York won
by hard hitting. Rhlncs was relieved
In tho middle N the third inning, after
ELK hits and slX runs had been made.
Sparks started we'll, hut was easy after
the sixth inning, All but one NJ tho
plttshurgs' runs were made through
errors. Attendance, 200.
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Cincinnati. June 22-phnllpl. who
pitched great ball against the phlIllcs
ON Wednesday, lasted Just one inning
today. pmmmanu, who followed him,
ana much better. but the Reds could not
bunch hits on orth, and lost. Attend
nmcn. 900.
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r. II, u.
Cleveland. -. -. ..,.....-.O o 2
brooklyn. &C.. &C.. 90. CO.. co.. 2 u I
batteries Mnupln and SChrrcnngnHt.
Wager and Farrell. UmpIruB-ODay
mud MCgarr
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Cleveland. o.. juno 22.@Thc homo
team was Outplnycd nt every point by
the visitors today. Attendance, 100.
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10 II y
llttapurE ''''s s's..- -.'s'''''
New YORK '''.sssss sssss s'sss 10 u o
RnttorleH-Rhlnos Sparks and Row
orman; Seymour and Warner, Um-
nIIna-LNmeh and Connolly
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no ABATE a NUISANCE,

The committee on public grounds and
watrrworks considered the petition OF
North salt l.akera asking that some
thing be done TO take tho sewerage
away and thus prevent tho annoyance
OF offensive odors. Buckle ana wal
lace We're appointed NJ Fub-cOmmit-
tee 10 act with Engineer Kelsey In as
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF file IN tho county record
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-11-02
VIII prohahlx aann.

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 1.-The first
legal execution in Jones county and
the first TO mark the history of the
Anamosa penitentiary will take place
on December !. unless Governor Shaw
will intervene before that time and
commute the sentence of death inn
posed upon Charles Stegel to sem
tcnce of life Imprisonment. Stegel is
a negro and halls from Davenport. He
was convicted of murder and SEN
fenced for killing another negro.
The statutes require that the death
penalty shall be administered within
the walls of one of the state peniten-
tiaries after the condemned has been
confined therein for a period of not
less than one year from the date of
his sentence. The crime was commit
ted two years ago in Davenport, and
Stegel has been confined in the Ana
mosa penitentiary for just one year.
with the sentence hanging over his
head. il is probable that unless some
immediate effort is made in behalf of
the prisoner he will be made to suffer
the full penalty for-the crime which he
committed.