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Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Soc Silk Imperial
Ties at 25C

Made up Of choicest new silks,
in the regular soc. shape and the
regular soc. silk. If we put these
in the window we could sell them
in a day, but we prefer to have
you know of these through our
daily talks.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
NEGRO PULLED BELL ROPE
Train Started, Passengers Thrown
and a DIiscreant in JaII

When p, w. & B. train, due here at
9.06 p. m, stopped at Perryville last
evening to let off passengers, James
Brown. colored, assumed the role OF
rope. The train moved before the pas
sengers had alighted, and several OF
them were thrown 20 the platform.
Brown was put under arrest subse
quently and was given a hearing in
Perryville to-day and held for court
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
35 Cents.
75c. and S Night Shirts
at 60 Cents.

We again call your attention to
this noteworthy item. These Night
Shirts are Of the celebrated Mon
arch' make which is sufficient to
warrant their excellence. They
consist of handsome silk embroid-
cred front, and also plain sizes,
ID to I9 for 90 Gents
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
FrnehoI OInh TO Meet

Members OF the Froebel Club will
meet in the Friends School at $3.50
O'Clock on Monday next.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Patent-leather, Black or
White Kid-plain or bead
ed. This week .........
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Samuel Lees Co., 22O-222 Market Street.
PuttIne in Jenerson street orossover

Workmen Of the Peoples Railway
Company are putting in place the
cross-over across the Wilmington City
Railway Companys tracks at Fourth
and Jefferson streets to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
STIFF BOSOM
Woven Madras Shirts
At $I.OO

with separate link cuffs, cut full,
in different sleeve lengths. They
were made up to sell for 81. so, but
the. backward season compelled
the.qver-stocked manufacturer to
close them out to US at our price.
Sizes IA to II.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Mems and Boys
AStraChan Cloves

These are very neat for
dress, as we'll as being service
able. They are astrachan back
and leather palms. The weather
may not be cold yet, still you can
use a pair at
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
$3.50, $500 and $3.50.

These made for wear than for style and
beauty. The Plain COlOred Trcos the neatest Wei
have them in garnet, blue and green shades
The plaid lined are s4OO
The silk faced $500
And the satin lined all through $3.50
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Returned From Cunning Trip
Joseph WiggleswOrth has returned
from two weeks trip to Chinco-
league. where he has been cunning
and fishing.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
HOUSE COATS.
We manufacture all our Mems Clothing.
We make Suits.
We make Overcoats.
We make Trousers.

Every department has its own head and designer so
with the House Coat Department In this particular depart
men the designers have spent their best efforts to make this
years house the ideal of your very thoughts Being
III close with trade fully know Just what they
wanted by way and tasty designs and result
feel confident that splendid assorme1' W. meet with
your hearty approval glance at these v, you
think that good many of them mportaIons We have
them in neat plaid effects for
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81 White Shirts for
75C

They ate hand laundered, full
width bosom, liberal cut, and made
up Of the best New York Mills
muslin, Reinforced back and bosom,
cuffs, back and sides gussetted,
and they come in all lengths of
sleeves. Open or closed front and
back at
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo- -Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

double sole Shoes; the best you "a
bought for $3.50; Is diff
ferent styles. This week CO
at .-......... -. WI
Genuine Cork-soled Casco Calf, Cd
Portable Laced Shoes and Gaite-
nothing to equal them at
$3.50 even. This week CI
dJ s............ ......... wiz
Waterproof German Grain I,
Sterling Calf, solid double and trf
Sole Shoes; popular Nl 4
shapes. This week ...... 0lhl
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
r1aCkintOShes for
r1en and Boys

We have fully prepared for the
rush on Mackintoshes, as they
seem to draw the desire Of the
mothers, wives and sisters who
purchase them as Christmas Gifts.
We start them in Mems Covert
Cloth Double-breasted Box Back,
Plaid lined strapped seams for
sass. Even at this price we
guarantee them waterproof.
Better grades in Blue and Black
Tricos and Serges at
SIS, So and $3.50.
We guarantee them all water
proof.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
LegginS and OvergaiterS

Women's and Mems good
black Kersey Overgaiters, to-
morrow only..... -. .......
Misses and Childs strictly
wool Black Jersey Leggins. e
Regular 81 qualities, at ... U
Little Boys Tan Leather, thl
buckle Fauntleroy Leggins, NI
$3.50 at other stores. Here WIl
Child's fine Velvet Leg
gins in several pretty col CT
ors. Special this week e.. Wh
Evening journal., 1900-12-07
Coats, CapeS
and FurS.

Ladies' Heavy Jackets Of good
tan color cloth, lined throughout
the usual So jacket,
Our price S3.98 each.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

Don't forget the Old Ladies
Grandmothers. We have over NJ
styles of Ladies' Comfort Shoes in X
and warm lined Lace. Button al
Caters. Light and Heavy FlexiH
Soles.
Evening journal., 1900-12-07

ladies' Heavy Jackets, black
kefsey cloth, lined throughout,
high storm notch collar, the
usual $3.50 jackets,
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Our price $4.9s each.

Ladies Fine Jackets, several
styles in black, tan, navy, castor,
etc. silk lined throughout, pearl
buttons. box and reefer styles,
the latest, the usual $40 to sl2
Jackets,
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SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
Morris Sommer Again Nominated In
the Second PRECINCT

The Democrats Of the Second pre-
cuct held their convention in the sixth
ward meeting house last night and se-
lected MOrr.s Sommer 10 succeed HIM
self as Justice of the peace, while SAM
uol Allen was named Tor constable.
For candidate OF justice OF the peace
for the Second precinct, William Nc
Lachlan put in nomination The name Of
Richard Hartley In glowing speech,
while Judge Norrell placed the name OF
Morris sommer before the convention.
After q number Of secouding speeches
were listened 20 the ballot stood sew
outy-thre and onc-half votes IN favor
OF Sommer with twenty-five and one
half for his opponent
For constable the name Of Samuel
Allen was presented 90 the convention
by Gus Il. Backman, while G.. NJ, Sulli-
van nominated that OF Robert +. Ave-
son, Colin W. Rankin was the third
candidate 10 be put In nomination and
found a sponsor In the person Of c. NJ
Jackson.
Upon the first ballot the votes stood
Allen hfty-twO and one-half, Ayeson
thirty and one-half and Rankin sixteen,
Upon the motion Of Aveson the nominal
ton for Allen was then made unanl-
nous,
For chairman Of the precinct CAM
paign committee, Thomas G. Lewis, AL
bert G. Morris and John shea were
nominated resulting In the election Of
Lewis by a vote OF slXty-one and one
half 20 twenty-seven for Morris and
ten and one-half for Shea.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

r. J. Clark. travelling agent. Rock
Island was In town for few hours to-
day. having run over from Denver prior
TO starting on HIS trip 10 Durango this
evening
Ben Nevins general agent Of the
Denver a. Rio Grande, is down az Col
ton today
Richard Neslsn. general agent Of the
Burlington, left last night for Grand
Junction.
Utah lines announce special rate TO
Sal! Lake on the occasion Of the Re-
publican Roosevelt rally
The Frisco line has moved MS quar-
tiers from the top floor Of the d. +.
Walker building into the same office
that is occupied by the Colorado and
Southern,
L. Il. Hahn. travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the o. route. H.
numbered among the visiting railroad
men Ia town.
The Union Pacific c0ntemplates the
extension of Cos yards az Laramie. and
Improvements .n The way OF new st0r-
a-o track are now under way. In adj
dltIon the yards az this point Will be
heightened at both the east and west
ends.
The ola rum0r that the Union Pacific
will build q oucoa from Denver 20 Lar.
annie Is now going the rounds. II is
said that tha cutoff will leave the
main line at the big an now under
course OF construction at Dale Greek
and proceed 90 Denver by way ~ Vlr-
ginia Dale the Cache la Pouire Valley
ana Fort Collins.
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ROOSEVELT IN DAKOTA.
Gives His Views Of the Attitude OF
the Democratio Party.

Waterfowl, S. d., Sept lathe
special train bearing the Roosevelt
party stopped this forenoon at Castle
wood, where Governor Roosevelt ad.
dressed a large crowd from the rear
platform. a stop of an hour was made
az WATERFOWL, a small town In Cod
dington county which enjoys the repu-
tatiOn Of having sent more men 20 the
Spanish war relatively 10 the popula-
ton than any other county In the
United States The meeting was I'm the
open air and Governor Roosevelt was
followed by Governor Shaw. Of Iowa,
Senator Nelson and Colonel Lee Stoyer.
Governor Roosevelt said In part:
With an efficient army which 1t Is
difficult to determine, certain OF our
Democratic friends have the audacity
to say that they represent the principles
OF the founders OF the Republican party.
II they had any feeling or a drop Of the
blood that ran in the veins OF the great
original statesman who conducted the
country through the four years OF civil
war and then gave up his life that his
country might live, they would turn
with indignation from the candidate Of
Democracy who speaks about the COM
sent OF the governed as regards the
Philippines knowing that one OF the
chief chances Of his election and the
absolute triumph OF hIs party consists
in multiplying the doctrine IN some OF
the Southern states which LincolR gave
his lie 10 free.
II want TO sympathize with them as
party in being ashamed OF their an
cestry / congratulate ourselves upon
the fact that when We asked for the
support of the people we did not have
to say that though we are Republicans
now 1t must boz understood we are not
like what Republicans were. but we are
like what Democrats We're, We form a
party Of coherent principles and now
Il the leaders OF our party Of 1850 were
alive. they would find as quoting their
words and acting up 20 their principles
and rising mp TO bid them welcome IN
our councils our opponents say they
belong 90 the Democratic party, but
they have none Of It's Old principles left
That Is fine confession Of faith FOR
party 10 make
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ann ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POLITICAL POINTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Democratic district charnon of
the Third precinct viii meet with the
precinct committee at eight o'clock this
evening at the residence Of Mr.. a. F.
Barnes. AZ north First West
The Democratic county committee
met at headquarters In the d. + Walk
or building at two o'clock this afternoon
for the purpose OF arranging for the
temporary organization for the Demo
cratic county convention that VIII meet
IN the Theater tomorrow morning
The Third precinct Wasatch Demo-
cratic club meeting has been postponed
until the evening OF today week.
Mrs l.. r. Rhodes has withdrawn her
name as a candidate Tor the legislature
on the Democratic ticket She and Miss
Rhodes leave for Denver this evening.
and Will go from there Co Omaha and
other eastern cities on am extended trip
Chairmtn OF the several districts OF
the Second precinct have been called
by Chairman ~ G. Lewis Of the Sec
ond precinct campaign committee t0
meet az the residence Of Thomas r.
WISHING, s12is south East Temple street.
at eight o'clock this evening 90 organ-
izp FOR the coming campaign.
Mrs. FOSTER Itinerary Tor northern
Uuh was completed by Chairman Cali
lister today. II rs as follows Willard
Friday night Logan. Monday night.
smthneld Tuesday, Richmond. We'd
ncstay nights Lewiston Thursday
nlght; Wellsyile, Friday night; Hyrum
Saturday night The week following
Mrs Foster viii stump Idaho under the
auspices of the central committee "
that state.
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DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS,
County Committee Selects Those Who
WIN Act Tomorrow

The Democratic county committee
met az headquarters this afternoon
with the special committee appointed
by the Populst county committee TO
consider the question Of fusion This
question wss under discussion az "a late
hour today and win probably not be
disposed Of until this evening.
The committee also selected the tenn
p0raTy officers who VIII preside over
the preliminary proceedings of the coun-
ty convention which meets in the The
alter at 40 O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
They are us follows Hon. ID. o Ride
out Draper. chairman Mrs Egbert
Roberts and Miss Annie Lynch, salt
Lake. vice cha.men. Mrs. T.. A. Benz
Mon. Taylorsyille. temporary secretary;
Adam Paul. salt Lake George Dryberg,
Granite. aud A. L. Heaston. Bingham.
sergeant O. II. Hardy salt
Lake, do0rkeeper.
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improvements upon which more than
5000 900 has been expended.
General Wilson was also anxious 10
know whether there had been any l0es
OF life among the men in his depart
ment This morning he received two
dispatches. one OF which had been de-
layod Ia transmission. They are as fol-
lows
Galveston. Texas. sept iO.-General
Wilson. Chief Of Engineers, Amy
Washington, D. g.:
"Hurticina caused tide twelve 20
fourteen feet above mean low, iettles
seem 60 have settled. cannot yet be
seen with tide three feet above, prob
ably seriously damaged. Batteries
practically ruined. nothing but concrete
portions left. casemate torpedo build.
lngs, warehouses coal wharf, wiped
out. dredpe Comstook beached on Pei.
lean Flats. win have 90 be dug out;
crow AN saved. Tug Anna at Nelasco 10
BRACES river has not yet been heard
from Assistant Engineer Tailor was
on the Anna, Superintendent Campbell
probably also Superintendent Hlnle
at Armnasas Pass not yet heard from;
other assistants and clerks SAFE, Zap
tain ludsln's wife reported here
drowned. cannot verify this, SELF ana
family safe Rafferty,, Baxter Nichols
and L0ng.ve safe. They have probably
wired department already further de-
tails OF Importance 17 soon as ascertain
"RlCHE Engineers
Galveston. TeXag Sept l2.-Chlet OF
Engineers Wash,up on ID. q.
"Tup Anna ashore iu BVzos river
just below light house, All hands Saie'
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PERSONAL.
>ooooooo~>~o~oo~~o~~Ne~o>

George Francis Train. Jr. Of San
Francisco. is among the guests at the
Knutsford.
Colonel r. A. Hawkins has been con.
fined 20 bis room for several days from
trouble with one Of his lungs which
was wounded at Atlanta. The colonel
says that the bullet stlll remains in
his body
Judge Mcconnell came up from Yer.
nal yesterday afternoon and registered
al the kuJtsford. He reports that
there have been splendid rains through
out that district during the past week
Harry b. windsor has returned 70
Salt Lake after spending a months
vacation with his relatives In New York
State.
l. H. Farnsworth and DIT, c. I. Doug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
CORNISH IN TOWN.
Distinguished Railroad Official Reg
listers at Knutsford This Afternoon.

W. D. Cornish. vice president Of the
Union Pacific. oregon Short Line and
the Chicago and Alton systems. arrived
IN this city this morning accompanied
by Mrs Cornish In their private car.
When seen this afternoon Mr., Cornish
stated that beyond the fact that be was
here upon one Of his periodical visits
that there was no significance TO be at
tached 10 his presence IN town other
than he was looking after the business
In connection with the oregon Short
Line.
When q was suggested that the short
Line might possibly make a move 10 on
set the proposed new road 20 Los An
geles on the part OF Senator Clark and
other capitalists. Mr. Cornish said In
his characteristic manner that he was
not aware that any such step was un-
der contemplation.
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ON WAY TO SALT LAKE,
Promoters Of Los Angeles Line Gath
ering for the Big Meeting.

Los Angles Cal, Sept. 1T. T.
Glbbon win leave tomorrow for Salt
Lake. whore he expects 10 meet Sem
Qtor w. A. Clark In about a week. j,
Ross clark, the senator's brother will
follow Gibbon IN a few days. Il Is
presumed this meeting win have an i'm
portant bearing upon The future Los
Angeles-Salt Lake railroad
Bishop Thomas Taylor of Salt Lake
said in an Interview today that he had
individually promised j. Ross Clark
right of way ana depot facilities at
Iron city and Cedar city ana did not
doubt but that the railroad would See
cure the same generous treatment
throughout Utah.
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ATTEMPTS AT
TRAIN WRECKING
Three Successive Failures to Des-
troy Two Union Pacific Flyers
A MOST DIABOLlCAL DEED.
Fortunately the distractions Placed
Upon the Track Were discovered In
Time TO Prevent a Catastrophe

Abilene, Kansas. sept i3.-Three at
temDts were made last night TO wreck
Union Pacific trains west of here. Ties
Were piled on the track 10 'front.' Of the
local passenger train and the 'iyer
wesibouud, and heavy iron on the track
before the dyer gastbouud, The OBJ.
sructions were discovered and trains
stopped in time to prevent any dam
n N.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

g. George. Utah. Aug 90 1907
Tho st. George Temple viii close
Friday evening. September 2sth. and
reopen Tuesday morning. October 80,
1900 DAVID n. CANNON.
President
Manu Temple win be closed Monday.
october lst. 1900. II viii reopen Wpdnes
day morning, October 10th. at $3.50.
Service $780,
JOHN d. I. McALLtSTER.
President.
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nncklcn,. ArnIcn SaIrc.

Has worldwide fame Tor marvellous
cures. Il surpasses any other salve. To-
ton. ointment on balm for Cuts Corns.
Burns Boils, Sores. Felons Ulcers Tet.
tors salt Bheum, Fever Sores. Chapped
Hands. skin Eruptlons. lnfalllble for
Pies Cure guaranteed. Only ESQ at
q. Z. ~ l. Drug Dept
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HEAVY FIGHT WITH Beers
Gen, French IS Having One Near Bar
berton.
Lord Roberts IIurries q Force Under
Gen. Hutton to tho support of
Gen. French.

London, Sept l3.-Lord Roberts re-
ports from Machadorp under date OF
Wednesday. Sept H. that Gen, French
was heavily engaged that day with the
Beers In the hills west Of Barberton.
and that Gen. Hutton had gone to
General Frenchs support.
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BURGLARY AT LEVAN.
'rramps Blow Open Safe and Get Away
With l0mablcs Worth $500.

Nephl Utah. Sept lathe Leyan
Coop was hgrslorzed last night by
uamps The safe was blown up and
$3.50 "a gold watch, valued az $3.50. and
other vaiulh.os secured TO the amount
OF $500 ON. suspect Is now In JAIN and
Posse has others surrounded IN fields
west Of this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
pRIMARY coNFERENcr-

The Primary conference Of the salt
Lake stake win Doe held Saturday. Sept
18Th. 1900. at 10 o'clock. IN the Assembly
Han An interesting program win be-
rendered by the children. An Interest
eco In primary work ere invited 90 be
present ELLA W. HYDE
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13

the United states for French and jap
anose operations In the regions wherein
they are respectively interested. similar
to the operations Of Surria In Man
churia.
Pekn, Sept 9--Brigadier General
James II. Wilson. United states vuun-
teer, has arrived here under instruc-
lions TO report 90 Major General
Chanee, commanding the American
forces here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13

Allentown, Pa, Sep, l3.-Tho Giyer-
anud silk mill, employing $50 hands. is
idle The 300 WeaveIs struck today
against a decrease Of 10 per cent In
W0ges. The superintendent of the mill
said the cut was only temporary.
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Tod sloan snsnended.

London, Sept i3-Tod Sloan was sus-
pended today for the rest OF the DON
caster meeting for crossing Eager. rid
den by Morny Cannon, In the race for
the Portland plate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
GETTING RlGHroFwAY.
Southern Pacific Paying out Checks
and Receiving Deeds In Ogden.

anu iNeCclFlHg l'c'uH III pNN'"
The Southern Pacific has tarted to
reimburse owners of property along the
proposed lire Of route nt the lake cut
on, and yesterday started TO pay out
checks and receive deeds for the vari-
Gus properties affected r. J. Wilson,
r.ght-of-way agent for the Southern
Pacific, returned 20 ogden from his
trip TO headquarters az SAN Francisco
yesterday and Immediately started out
with the work.
The entire rlght-of-way over the
proposed route has not MS yet been
secured 20 the extent that several Of
The owners OF strips 0f lands are stllI
holding out The legal department of
The Southern Pacific however win at
tend 20 them 60 the extent Of having
them condemned through the court, N
necessary and the work VIII Doe pushed
on the construction 30 an issue.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.

las have returned from Detroit where
they attended the conClaye OF the
knights of Pythias Before returning
home they also visited a number Of the
leading cities Of the middle west,
Charles hampton, the well known
Buuntiful business man, was In SAT-
Lake today buying goods Tor his mer-
camille establishment
Bishop Jensen. OF Sandy, drove IN
from the shelter town with his family
today
S. Wiener. author Of "FInis Judaee.'
IS In Salt Lake at the ST. James hotel
Mr. Wiener is well known writer ana
traveller Principal among the papers
for which he has written Is the New
York Stats Zeiung. He is also the
father OF Prof Wiener of Harvard
University and Is ia salt Lake at the
present time. be- says for the purpose
OF securing data Tor some OF his future
pen productions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following names were registered
az the principal hotels, In this city, by
o'clock this afternoon:
Knutsford-J. p. Meter, Vienna,
Austria. Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter Won Som.
mer. Wiele; S. e.. Anderson, New York,
C. O.. Statesman. Chicago. W d. Cor
nish and wife. New York, O. II. Otis,
Miss Otis. New York; H. b. Taylor
Omaha. y. +. Bryan, JOS, c. Easton
Los Angeles /. NJ Hooper New York
A. S. Ross, New York. W. G.. Barnes
wife and family. Washington. d, c.
Mrs. L. J, Ferguson Covington Kyi
Charles L. Zobust and n. NJ. Camp
bell Colorado Springs, Z. X. stone
quincy Ill.,
Kenyon-A. S. Lewis. Highland Boy
Shelter. +. Marks omaha; Wilson D.
Joseph. Athol. Mass, b. S. Cushman
Ithaca. n. Y; f. ID. Smith, Miss0ula
Mont; f. A Richmond Elmira n. y;
a. X Steunonburg, Caldwell, Idaho;
H. W. Dormon, Idaho; ia. II, Ried,
Denver, ]. NJ Humphrey Rapid City
S. D.; c. W. Weatherbce. Denver, Jn0.
II. Wallace and wife, Chester, Pa, W..
b. Forsyth, Corlnne. S. Buckley,
Brooklyn, n. Y; W. 7 Buckley Pitts
burg.
Cullen-R, II. Carbey and wife. New
York; c. T.. Meyer Chlcago Geo b.
Earnshaw, Bingham; j. A. Freedom.
Toronto; o. r, Eggert, Burlington. Ia.
White House-H. Wade. David Crow.
Castle Gate ]. NJ. Johnson, Sconeld.
A. d. FIndlay, Blngham Dr. j. Lib.
bald Philadelphia, a. A. Wood and
Wife, Joslin. James McAvoy ireland.
John II Fowles Butte. b. L. Wood.
ward, Tintlc. j. s. Marshall and wife.
Lake City. Colo. G. w. Aldrach, Clear
Lake; NJ j. Madden, Aspen; Fred
Rossi and G.. Mettoy6i Leadylle.
Walker.-T D. Rosengraut. Ouray.
Colo; +. NJ. Jarman Delta, Colo: j.
=. Mays, Geo. T. Mays. Lima. o.; J. H.
O'Neal and Arthur Fuller Kansas city
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NORM.

To the wife OF Willard Done. Of this
city, a boy Wednesday evening. Sept
-. All concerned doing well