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besides geographical considerations is
apparently having much weight with
the veterans. The passing of the years
mas made it much more difficult to
bear the fatigue of a march under the
blazing sun than it was in the SOS
and many of the most prominent mem
bers of the organization are pro-
nounced in favor of the selection of
city for the next encamDment where
reasonably cool weather may be ex-
pected.
This undoubtedly will have much to
do with the selection, and it is cOnsid-
cred not unlikely that the next en-
campment may be held west of the
Mississippi river.
Commander in Chief Shaw is quoted
as favoring ANY place where they may
have cool weather.
1t is expected that the election of
Major Leo RasSieur Of St Louis as
commander-in-chief will be unanimous.
there being no other candidate.
Bryan Declines Invitation.
w. J. Bryan has followed the example
of President Mckinley and declined to
be a visitor at the national encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. He sent the fol-
lowing message this afternoon to EX-
ecutive Director W. H. Harper. the
head of the local committee in charge
of the local end of the encampment:
Lincoln. Neb. aug. g.
To w. H. Harper. executive director
of the G. A. r. Reunion. Chicago.
Since President Mckinley is de-
tanned by public business. I believe that
the proprieties of the occasion demand
that | also decline. and relieve the re-
union of any appearance of PARTISAN
ship. (Signed).
wv. ]. BRYAN"
The local committee through Mr..
Harper, expressed its regrets at the in
ability of Mr. Bryan to be present by
sending him the following message:
Your telegram declining the invita-
ton to the Grand Army Reunion be-
cause Of President McKinley's absence
by reason of his public duties, received.
The executive committee appreciates
YOUR delicacy of sentiment under
the circumstances. while regretting
that we cannot have the pleasure and
honor of entertaining YOU
Crowds Flock to City.
The thirty-fourtha annual encamnrnant
of thei Grand Army of the RenubIic
which was formally opened last night
oy the monster meeting in the Coli
scum. was in full blast today. and in
all respects it promises to be the great
est and most successful encamnrnent
the army has ever held. All last night
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BOXERS PREPARE
A REAR ATTACK

London, Aug. IA dispatch from
Toxic says General Yamaguche reports
that the Chinese have not abandoned
nope of retakin~ Pekin, and that 5000
men with fifteen guns were advancing
toward Pekin from Shang Tung. prob
ABLY intending to cut the allies com
muniCations.
A dls1atch received at Berlin from
lien Ts'n SAYS large bodies of Box
efS are concentrating fifteen miles
northeast OF Twan@ Sun.
AS Twan~ Sun does NOT aDnear on
any of the available maps or in the
gazateer, is is possible the dispatch
may refer to Yang Tsun, on the Pei
Ho river. about sixteen miles, as croN
flies, from Tien Tsin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
LONE WOMAN TAKES THRILLING
TRIP DOWN THE KOYUKUK

"''.e. Wash, Aug. PA thrilling
,..| down the Koyukuk river recently
~. .' the lot Of Mrs. Hewitt, wife of
...-'aSo physician at Nome.
-N'ne and lost for months in a dreary
waste. she managed to reach the Yukon
-..et on a log raft. There she was res
,.t by the river steamer Hannah,
LED up and sent to Nome to her hus-
''IS- Hewitt left Chicago two years
,@3 '' Join her husband. He was set
N al st. MiChaels at first, but went
o. -'eIWard TO Nome Late in the fall
T reached Seattle and started over to
-" son with q party When they
-. Fort Hamilton they heard of
In strikes at the headwaters of the
my uAuk, and started across country to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
c, 4, R, LIKELY
To COME WEST
Salt Lake and Denver Rivals
for Next Encampment.
BRYAN STAYS AWAY
AS M'KINLEY MUST
Naval Parade Is the Feature of
the Day.

Chicago, Aug. 2G-The contest for the
honor of entertaining the next annual
encampment of the G. A. r. promised
to be lively one. The preponderance
of sentiment apparently favors a west
ern city, and both Sak Lake and Den
yer have delegations on the ground
working hard to secure the encamp-
ment of 1901
In the contest this year something
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WOMAN RES|STS
FRENzIED MOB
%
Two Persons Killed and
Four Wounded in Battle.
HOUSE BURNED BEFORE
SHE is VANQUISHED
Now She Lies Fatally Wounded
-.Lynching Threatened.

Gilman. ILL.,. Aug. 27.-Two men kill
ed. three wounded-two of them per-
maps fatally-one woman fatally
wounded, and her residence burned,
are the results of an all-night battle
between a mob and DR.. Clara w.
Wright, who was accused of the muir
Ger of bessie Salter, the 16-year-old
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
F|TZ, RET|RES
FROM THE RING
Australian Quits Prize
Fighting for All Time.
TRIES IN VAIN TO
TAKE ON JEFFRIES
Brady Declares Latter Out Of
Condition.

New York, Aug. 12-Robert Fitzsin-
mons today announced his retirement
from the pugilistic ring. He made an
Intellectual attempt today to get on a
match for the heavyweight champion
ship with James ]. Jeffries, to take
place before the Horton law expires
at midnight next Friday, and tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
SIXTH CAVALRY
DEFEATS BOXERS

Washington, Aug. 27-The following
dispatch from General Chaffee has been
received at the war department:
''Taku, Aug. 81.
"Adjutant general. Washington.
col Whit on the 18th reports re-
ceived at 4 a. N, and engaged large
force Of enemy seven miles from city;
dispersed them, killing about 100
Americans lost five wounded. Will
cable names wounded as soon as as
certained "CHAFFEE.
Col. Whit is lieutenant colonel of the
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IDAHO NEARLY DOUBLES
POPULATION In TEN YEARS

ton Of 1900.
Boise is the largest city in the state.
'he population Of the capital being 5000
POcdtello comes second in Doint Of non
ulation. with 4.00O; Moscow third. with
800. and Lewiston fourth, with 300
Idaho Falls has about 1,5O0 and Weiser
about $50
The mortality is shown to have been
very light during the past ten years. ex-
cepting among the Indians
The oldest inhabitants are two Indians
man and WIFE on Nez Perez reservation.
TheZ are over 100 years old and We're
married seventy-six years ago.
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DENVER is THOROUGHLY MAD:
CENSUS GIVES 1T ONLY I33.859

ago at 10000
Evidence is being accumulated to
show that thousands of people were
never visited by the census enumerat-
OrS.
Washington, Aug. 27.-The population
OF Denver, Colo, as announced by the
census bureau, is 1873 $50. against 100. 713
in 1890. This is an increase of 27.141. or
25.44 per cent.
The census of Baltimore is sos, 957.
against 434439 in 1890. This is an in
crease of 74,51S, or 1715 per cent.
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Denver, Colo, Aug. 27.-The official
announcement today that Denver's
population is 132.S59 created a sensation,
ana city officials and citizens generally
-.''once the census officials for care
less work.
..' lowest local estimate was 100000
."t'nE the school population as a
~, Denver has total of over 10000
-..-tory company. from careful
.-.", placed the figures some time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
Lsnocial 70 The HeraldN

Especial 70 The Herald)
-s. 'aa.. Aug. 27-Census figures
That The population of the state is
nearly double what it was ten
1896" when the census showed $1,000
MS SIZE. Ada county, with about
has the largest population. The
."1uues irrespective of size, how
fe Nez Perez and Latah, each
.-.a has a little over 1900
f -, most remarkable growth is shown
-. ..-InJ county. which has a pOpula
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forces, and that most difficult and ex-
nauSting street fighting was necessary
10 dlslodge the enemy. Throughout the
uay NJ. Plchon. the French minister of
the legation staff, marched beside Gen
efaI Frey Finally his cOlmun Occu-
pied Carbon hill The French had four
killed and two officers and three men
wounded. The Russians and japanese
also suffered
General Frey pays high tribute to
the courage of the troops who account
ed Tor more than 500 Chinese dead left
on the field
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Korean Prince Starts East

San Francisco, Aug. 27.-Prince Eui
Wah. heir apparent TO the Korean
throne, started tonightfOr WASHINGTON.
where he viii enter college.
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REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT.
Towne Discusses "Teddy's'' Antics
and Talk

anu LAX
Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 27.-The largest
gathering to listen to a political speech
that ever assembled in Duluth occur
red this evening at the armOry, when
Charles a. TOWne opened the campaign
IN an address in which he replied to the
recent speech of Governor Roosevelt
delivered at st. Paul, on the occasion
OF the national convention of the league
administration policy in the Philip
administrations policy in the Philip
pines
The audience, which comprised per
sons Of all shades Of political belief and
many scores of women. listened atten-
lively to the orators remarks for more
than two hours, and frequently
throughout the discourse the applause
was deafening.
The speech, which viii be used as a
campaign document, is considered as
Mr.. ToWne's greatest political effort.
At its conclusion he was rendered an
ovation by the multitude present.
Mr. TOwne will leave Tuesday or
Wednesday for Idaho and other west
eTn points TO enter actively into the
work OF the CamDaiGn
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Silver and Lead.

Silver. sic. per ounce.
Copper, 15S4c. per pound.
Lead, A. S. & r. Co s price q "a. ~
York exchange, S4.371z; New York brot
ers'. $500. u oA-
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Weather Today.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is !
Conditions somewhat threatening
but probably fair; slight changes in
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Crowds Flock to City.

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Filipinos Not Barbarians.

Mr.. Towne denied that the Filipinos
were barbarians unfit for self-~Overn-
ment. He declared the idea of taking
fOrcible possession of the isIands was
not decided upon until a considerable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28

Peter Lauer. member of citizens at
lacking party, shot through stomach
Mrs. Wright was about 80 years old.
II IS stated that she was formerly an
actress. For some time she has been
conducting a lying-in hospital on the
outskirts O. Gilman
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-26


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no" BIO" ~ can i'" if.''. i''' II 'n'
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tyrdOm isa lose ar. V-ith - DER Chris
tianity loves Its case al comfort too
well to take up anrtlia. go rough and
heavy as Il cross, and what doe, fol-
lowing Jesus mcapY What sit 10 walk
in his stcpsy"
TIL E hro was glluoG1iziny now.
ana il So Couhtful if a. teo1 ut fer the
momeht of hi. friends presence. For
the FIST time there fa he'd into Bruce
mind suspicion of tae trath What if
the ii hop should throw the weight Of
his great influence on the side OF the
RAYMOND la.yamcrt I1e hol the fol-
lowing of the most ariatoc-atic WEALTHY,
Fashionable ncouic NOT ONLY in Chicago.
but in severed large cilics. What if the
bishop should ION tA4sn,v. liscirleshipl
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by the word. Or. Eruco had reached
out his hand ari. with lie faWilia:ity
of IielDng tfi,uo~np t'1 rlao,i it ca
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with h.m. J Wal; y17 - Ia.
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her Aio..,.l ,. --4-
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strange demand uow waS Inc ir-t re-. /
sign Of az coi1 '"acr IA Iol.c-" :
character.
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mothers tr5Abling hand and pra-ed.
1t was doubtful II she had ovcr prayed
alo1d before she rl"st hove SAID in
her PRAYER IN" words that her mo.hor
needed, for when 1t was silent III the
room the invalid W.~ Woorin% scft.y.
and her nervous tension was over.
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was assured that Ii mother would lot
need her any lon-ef shc r1ie TO 20.
Good night, mother. EOu must let
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-26

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thclh' aadcd hrs. Doi&no - fhe went
out with Hose
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was .'.Ii.L IN hi7 '.'."I ttutude De.
tore ll' OF . ~. llac'. siii"@lhS cigar
w hefe ~ Foltla 'GsAcd rs EoSe
came IN aloi
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wraps an' "'S gong Dp ',Airs when
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an aiter hle''i'','t " hat 90 You
hoai.
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the Raymond Fledgo
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moatl n' t"r,cu II nerYouely be.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-26

~. ~hley for Detroit
al l2:lO 8. m.
close connections are
made NJ OWussO JupctI
with alltrain> ~ u G
N a " Ry.
BEN. FLETCHER T.. L. A
Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-26

Grand Trunk R'y System.
TOLEDO, SAGINAW MUSHROOM DIV
In effect NOVEMBER 10. 1899
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-01-26
In HIS STEPS.
"What Would Jesus Do?"
by CHARLES N. SHELDON.

fCopyrighted and published in book form by
the Advance Publishing Go. OF Chicaso1
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
At THE GRAND.
H. Guy Woodward Opened the
Season Last Night.
"A Large and Enthusiastic
Audience Greeted Him
and His Clever
Company.

PopuiafH Guy Woodward, SUE
ported By strong company, opened
the thsatrioAl season Of 1sOO-19Ol At
the fheasrs last night; "A Gold
Mine" waa the play prOduOedit ssrv-
FED tcgnsrodues to the large house ali
the old fsxoritea which Aaza been
aeen here before
oniss among them ttst cbisf hsad-
linsr. a. Guy woOdNaFd, who Is he
stepped t. the csntssot tie ssaes, cas-.
- siias K. WOisot waa greeted BY a
storm Of pIaudlsss chas. b. Mlaasss
Coz also rsosIvsd a. suskastsasic e
sptions
Miss hstie Dals viii alsO b rsmem-
sssAd shsying msds favorable i'm ,
preston here last ssAsou, as ) membsr
ot one 81 chs repertoire cOmpsusA
which visited sha city then.
Batwesp Aots the Ramley sisters
ana Gaas w Milton amused the
sudienes with clever sons ss aass
4
apecialtiss which earned mssited enr
cores.
Tonight "The Great D.amopa Ny
terry" sparkling comedy 4 eve actss
viii be produced. ms house should
be packed Or p aadition u being
good attraction Il popular prices,
theatre goers Should remember that
libersl percentage q The proceeds 20
soths Galveston sufsrsrk
Al tomorFow matinee, coupons
viii be given 70 each lady attending |
the berformance. The dsppons bear
Eng the lucky nutnbers win BE- rs-
warded as toiIowe Firsf psis 80
worth Of goods pufchssabis 1t Fem
ing & wsE's; second prizs two
pounds ofH6y ler's candles.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
BAD prinkrng 80. Egerr 90

Bad Drinking Water. Every one
suffers greatly frdm The different
kinds Of water b is compelled to
drink, and nOthingissO likelyto bring
On s0 attack Of diarrR2a PerFT De.
Wis Fair killer isths orlIy safe. quick
40 sars cure &c s. sksnips snd chol-
era morbns, Avoid substitutes. There
il but one Pain-Kiiler, Perry Davie'
Price 25c. and sos
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
Rathpone lodge met last night.

Poisonous toaostools resembling mushrooms
have caused frequent deaths this year, BE . ire
70 use only the genuine. Observe thesame care
when you.ask for Dewitps With hazel sAlye
They are poisonous counterfeits. Dewitt's is
the only original Witch Hszel saive. ]; iseafe
and certain cure for piles snd an skin diseases
W Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
wrIghl.yllls, M.aaa.aay. ssptsm-
cheap Rstss ID Plant system.

Richmond, Ya.-Ahnnal session Sovereign
Grand Lodge |. Q. OF, September 1888, 1900
iteketq sold September IS, 10, IL, with lnai
limit EePtenberss, st rate OF one fare round
trip.
betroits Mich.- Biennial couclave Kuights Of
Pythias August q to September j, 1900. Tickets
70 be sold August u, 10 70, with final limit Sep
tenaber z, =. -ste Of one fare round trip.
GEO. W. COATES, D. PA.
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18

Fhe poat dainty and eFectgsa pitts ra5e arc
peNites Little Early RisaFs They are ane.
qualed FOR al liver and bowsi trenbiaes Eever
grippe. w, d Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-18
b. wskwREENs r. 4. ~,
sAvanaah, cs.

FOR RENT Large, comfortable
Fooms, with use pr bath room with or
without mealss rerms reasonable.
4o5 G street.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-09
The Town Council.

The City Council met in regular ses- slon Tuesday night, a'full'board, with the exception of Alderman Gatling and Recorder Merwin, tthe latter being ab- gent on account of illnsss) being pres tnt antl answering to their names KS follows. Msyor .Tipton, Treas. Nichols, Aldermen GorInan, Stone, Mcdaniel and Bxdgh. ~
 ! The Mayor appointed Alderman Me Daniel to .xct al Recorder. The read ing of the minutes of the previous meet 1ng WAS dfspensed with, and the Coun. cil proceeded at once to the trahsaction of the important business which should properly como before 1t.
 This being the first session of the month, all claims against the city were to be audited and pasted upon.f' The Committed on Claims soon had the work well in. hand, allowing and order. iny paid tke Following accounts:
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-09

homes in the city. The ladies were in evening dress and beautiful to behold, Miss Avery, the honoree. being specially admired in her becoming gown. and the other ladies were equally beautiful and attractive. Those present were Mrs. Percy Barker. Misses Norma Rollwage. Eula Williams, Alice Rollwage, Mamie Webb, Elise Avery, of Hot Springs, and Irene Freeman, and Messrs. Richard Winfield, Lyman Avery of Hot Springs, Linn Turlev, Harry Knight, Ed. Bon ner. II. +. RolesOn of Marianna, Percy H. Barker, Otto E. Rollwage and E. l.. vadakin.t
 N. Harris, the jeweler. carries fine line of solid gold finger rings. also a beautiful line of ladies and gents gold. filled chains. and keeps in stock a nice line of ladies and gents gold, gold-f filled, silver and nickel watches-in fact, any thing in the jewelry line. If you wish diamonds, UT higher grade watches. which he does not keep in stock. come and make selection tfrom any cata. logue, and Harris will order for you, and you may have,t the articles desired in three days. He. charges very low Soni iSS'ouS ou oLucicu keWuS auu Nol will do we'll to see him if you desire to purchase anything in the jewelry line
 Commissioner McClendon has fin. ished the laying of the big sewer on North Front street. An effort should now be made to extend the sewer one block further east. The city, in con. junction with the railroad company. could doubtless perfect such an arrange ment. Let us take the expansion view of this matter.
 For spectacles and eyeglasses go to N. Harris. Blanton building. His glass. es will make you think you are young again.