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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02

TINE TABLE, ik EFFrcr
NAY l2 1900
Trains viii depart ana
arrive at salt Lake
City daily as
foIlows.

DEPART
For Ogden, Cachs Waller Omaha. Clt
cagn Denver. Kansas City, 81 Louis
ana intermediate polnts ~. .-. INA.
iiof earheld Beach, Tooele and Terml. H
Fd nus Tis;ic W.,, i4sa m
rdT o,6sr Rs;, ~ Tssa m
70, o,s am l S,rR. points .. sasA m
Kansas CITY, s. Louis and San Fran.
Ntco QtOn M
TOT ofoen, Denver, Kansas City Omaha
,Far P poSls ana ssn osisag Co.. cop NJ
htuisN foluts..,....4 d.. .. O.. ...,..... 100 q n,
Tor Ogden, Butte, Helena. p1ri 1ni san ~
francisco and intermediate points. -. 1850 p m
AKAlNE.
From Ogden, Chicago, Omaha, g. Louis
hausas CITY and Denver. ... am 4. %,
from Ogden, Portland, spokane. Butts.
.I RSen N, 1sd san fraaei'cq.,.. go. sO5A m
IRON Milford, sarpete, Provo, lulor
HemAte polnts.ai..... ............. e35a Ia
Prom Ogden, Cidcago, &c. Louis. Kansas
lyOmaha, Denver and San Francisco 9:0oo. M.
IRON uarheid Beach, Toooe and Ter
Prom Ogden, Butte, Portland and wv
r intern n. saia'e polnts..,........... SIS N
from tinhe, hereur and intermediate
p'he .sss.ss...,.s $50 D, M.
IRON Preston, Logan Brigham. San
uei 20 ogden ana intermediate
points .,..,,.,................. ........ 1900 IN
Trains south Of Juab do not run Sundays.
iIaily except Sunday
CITY 11oELr OFFICE No 20i s Main street.
,: w EOCLEs DE, BURLEY,
Gen. Tranio Manager. Gen. p. and /. A.
W. u. BANCROFT,
ice-President and General Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO-UN0NPACIHC
6 NORTH WESTERNLRE

FASTER than any Other n.4
"THE OVERLAND LlHHn'
equipped with Palace Sleeping Can
Buffer Smoking and Libray Cm
(pith barber and Dining Cns, riii'
"a Ia carte" LEAVES SALT Liu Ar.
H.45 EVERY MORNING. The Clhut.
Special Leaves Sait Lake even on.
ing at $40. First class eguir-ir.
including Free Reclining Chaf Can
The Atlantic Express leaves aiiM
a. m. For tickets and resnstsu
apply TO ticket agents, or aialB
ca. Walker, Gent Agent ChinNt
North Western Ry., 200 Mas,
Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
THE SULTAN OF MINDANAO

How Our Correspondent interviewed His Majesty and Photo
graphed the Ladies Of Ills Ilarem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
LAGOON TIME TABLE.

IHsI IRAN IoaVUs lagoon Sundhy 3 ~ VllU p M
ROUND TRIP 20 CENTS, Including
admission TO grounds
JNO EOGARTY. = BAMhERuLh
Ticket Agent: Genl. Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02
T'' DENVER 1
RIO GRANDE Rp
scenic Line
OF the World

5 P5s', IlnIo, aad oIaa, ' s, 'o r'ep
DEM 20 ,. L'al'.Ie Cripple c.. 'as oa9ls
D'D''' and al. point, fa 1g' ''''k p'.ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02

Behind the old dame. who may be called
the sultana, was o slave holding betel
splttoon OF solid silver. and ! noticed
that her majesty now and then stopped
lcchng IN order 20 exDectorate. The
women ON had their lower lips painted
a BRIGHT carmine and the nails OF their
hand. Mern onlnIel rod
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

chodzil "a nocnego wioczsgs dosyc niebez
piecznego. w .poprzedniei ksisdze spotkalia.
my sic 2 imieniem tego csfowieka. Ow Pan.
chaud, zwany Printanier, ~inaczej Bigrenail.
lie, zamieszany byl p6zniej W kilka proces6w
kryminalnych, potem zostaf sfynnym lot.
rem. W6wczas by} jeszcze tylko znanym
lotrem. Dzisiaj i~stnieie jes.cze W tradycji
miedzy bandytami i miedzy m~ieszka6cami
wal6w. Tworzyl on szkols pod koniec ostat
niego panowania. l wieczorem, kiedy noe
zapadaia, W chwili gdy grupy tworza sic i
rozmawiaja z SODA cicho, m6wiono o MIN W
la Force, W Fosse-aux Lions. w lynne vie
zieniu, pod droga, ktora chodzily rondy czat
nocnych, przechodzif kanai kloakowy, kt6ry
posfuAyl do nie%sfychanej ucieczki, " bialy
dzie1, trzystu wiszniom W roku l843; W tenn
to wfasnie mieiscu pc mad kamienns tafla
tego kanaiu. mona bylo przeczytad imis
Panchaud, kt6re on sam zuchwale wyryl by}
ma murze rondowym, podczas jednej re swych
ucieczek. w 1882 r. policja jus 90 sledzi}a,
ale ME byf on jeszcze wowczas rozpoczaf ma
dobre swego zawodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Uzytek z%rObiOny z pieciu frank6w p. Leblanc.
Mic sic ME zmienilo powierzchownos.
CT rodziny, lyle tylko, &c kobieta i JED c6rki
wyisly z pakietu po6czochy j kaftapiki wet.
niane wfozyiy je ma siebie. Dwie nowe koi.
dry rzucono ma diva nzka. Jondrette widocz.
ME dopiero wr6cil. Jeszcze byl zadyszany.
Cork siedzialy PREY kominie ma ziemi; star.
sza obwiazywaia reke miodszej. Jondretto.
wa, iakgdyby p~rzygnebiona, lezala z twara
zdziwiona ma barlogu u komina. Jondrette
wielkimi krokami chodzif wzdluz wszerz
pc izbie. Mai oczy nadzwyczajne. Kobieta,
kt6ra zdawaia sic bye oniesmielona i zdu.
miona wobec mega, odwazyfa sic zapytac:
Jakto, ~naprawdsf Jestes tego pewny2
Pewnyl Osm lat temul Ale 90 DO.
znajs! Ach! poznaje go! Posnalem 20 ma.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Marjuszowi mysl przysaia. Jakaa gale.
1ia pogardsa ten, kto padai ZbliAyl sic do
dsiewczyny.
: Sluchaj rzekl.
Przerwaia mu z bfyskawica W oczach:
= . tax, m6wcie 10 mnie: ty! wols to.
A wiec - m6wil znowu = ty prey.
prowadzifas tego starego pana z c6rka.
- Tax.
- Me.
Dowiedz mi sic o niego.
Oko dsiewczyny z posepnego stalo sic
wesofem, z wesofego ponurem.
To tego chceciea-spytafa.
Cry 1naoie ichs
10 znaczy- rzekla zywo - ME INA.
Gle iI, ale chcecie poznac.
To sch, kt6re sic zamienilo ma iG, miafo
W sobie cos znaczacego i gorzkiego.
- Sfowem, czy mozesz to zrobic?-
rzekf Marjusz.
=. Bsdziecie mieli adres pisknej panien-
Wtych sfowach ,,piekna panienka' byf
znowu odcieh, kt6ry sic ME podobai Marju.
szowi. Rzek} znowu.
- Mniejsza o to wreszcie! Adres OLGA i
c6rki. Ich adres.
SPoJAAoho NO AlCSO PTZcCl3Sl0s
= Go mi dacie9
Wszystko CO zechcesz!
Wszystko CO zechce?
- TAX.
Bsdziecie mieli adres.
Spuscifa glove, potem gwaltownym ru.
chem pocisgnsla do siebie drzwi, kt6re sic
zamknely.
Marjusz zostaf sam.
Padl IA krzesfo, i oparlszy glove i oba
fokcie ma l6zku, pograayf sic myslach, kt6.
rych watku ME m6gf sam pochwycic; byl
jakgdyby nieprzytomny. Wszystko, CO "a.
szfo tego rama, zjawienie sic a~niola, jego mix
niecie, to, CO ia dziewczyna powiedzlala mu
teraz, promyk nadziei wsr6d ogromnej roz-
PEaczy, otto co beziadnie jego m6zg napeinia.
10. Maggie zbudzony zostal re swego MARIE.
mis-. Usiyszal donosny i ostry CLOS Jondretta,
kt6ry wymawial slowa interesujace 90 do
najwyzszego stopnia.
- Powiadam ci, &c jestem tego pewnyi
Re 60 poznaiem!
kim m6wil Jondrette2 kogo poznal2
Pana Leblanca OLGA ,,jego Urszuli2" Jakto!
Jondrette znal go? Maize sic Mariusz takim
niespodzianym i -naglym sposobem dowie.
dsiec o tenn wszystkiem, bez czego iego zycie
byfo ciemne Ola niego samego2 Maize ma.
koniec dowiedziec sic, kogo kochaf, kto byfa
ia mfoda dziewczyna? Kto byf jej ojciec2
Miaiaz sic w~yiasnic glsboka tajemnica, kt6ra
lch zasianialas Mialaz sic rozedrzec z~asfona2
Ach! nieba!
Me wlazl ale wskoczyl ma komode i "a.
jaf swe miejsce PREY okienku scianki.
znowu ujrzal wnetrze nory Jondretta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
56) WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
POW IESC.
p o w | S G
(Ciag dalssy.)

czasem, pow6z m6gf odejsc. Marjusz ME byf
W ni~epewnosci. Wreszcie odwaAyf sic i wy.
szedl z pokoju. Ma korytarzu ME bylo juz
nikogo. Nikogo ME bylo ma schodach. Zbiegl
z mich pospiessnie i znalazlszy sic la bulwa-
rye ujrzai d, rookie skrecajscs ma rogu ulicy
Petit Banquier i wracajaca do Paryza
Marjusz rzucil sic w to strone. Stanaw.
sly ma rogu bulwaru, ujrzai znowu dor6zke,
kt6ra szybko jechafa do ulicy Mouffetard,
by}a juz daleko, ME by}o sposobu jej dognaG.
Biedz "a mia? Niepodobna; zreszta, z pOwo.
zu spostrzeaonoby zapewne kogos biegnace.
60 z caiych sl "a fiakrem i ojciec by 90 20.
znaf. w tel chwili cudownym i nadzwyczaj.
nym wypadkiem, Marjusz spostrzegl pusty
kabrjolet, przejezdzajacy bulwarem. Jedno
tylko pozostawalo do zrobienia: wsiasG do
tego kabrjoletu i jechaG "a fakrem. Byl to
srodek pewny, skuteczny i ME przedstawia
jacy zadnego niebezpiecze6stwa. Marjusz daf
znak woznicy, zeby sic zatrzymai i zawofal:
= Ma godzine!
Marjusz byi be- krawatki, mial ma sobie
starry zimowy surdut, kt6remu brakowalo
guzik6w i koszuls rozdarts kolo jednei z "a
Rladek ma piersiach. Woznica z%atrsymai sic,
mrugnaf oczami i wyciagnal do Mar jusza lie.
wa reke, zlekka pocierajac wskazujacy sw6j
palec o palec wielki.
- Coz rzekl Marjusz.
= Zapfacic z CORY rzekf woznica.
Mariusz~ przypomniaf sobie, &c ma PREY
sobie tylko szesnascie sous.
= Ile?- spytal.
C~zterdziesci sous.
- Zaplace jak wr6cs.
Ia cafa odpowiedz woznica zaczaf gwiz.
dac ma mute La Palisse i pognal konia.
Marjusz obfakanym wzrokiem patrzaf
ma kabrjel let. Ia dwadziescia cztery sous,
kt6rych mu brakowalo, tracil swa radosc,
swe szczescie, swa mifosG. Znowu W noe "a.
padal! Przejrzal i znowu oslepf. Gorzko 20.
myslal sobie, i trzeba wyznac, ze z glebokim
zalem, o pieciu ~frankach, kt6re tegoz rama
oddaf owej ubogiej dziewczynie. Gdyby miaf
tie piec frank6w, zostalby uratowanym, cd.
rodzilby sic, wyszedlby z otchlani i ciemnos.
CT, wyszedfby z osamotnienia, re splinu, z
wdowiehstwa, zwiszalby czarna mic swego
przeznaczenia z ia piskns zlota nicia, kt6ra
przemknsla pred jego oczami i rag jeszcze
sic zerwaia! Zrozpaczony wr6cif do rudery.
Mogfby powiedziec sobie, &c p. Leblanc
obiecal powroc'c wieczorem, i &c naleaafo
lynn razem lepiej sic tylko wzissc do tego i
myslami, De zaledwie to siyszal. w chwili
kiedy mial wchodziG ma schody, spostrzegl
Jondretta W surducie ,,flantropa', roma.
wiajacego pc drugiej stronie bulwaru, kolo
opustoszafego muru ulicy Barriere des Globe
Inns, z jednym z owych ludzi zatrwazajscej
miny, ktorych nazywaja wl6czsgami rogat.
kowymi. So to ludzie, kt6rych d~wuznaczna
twarz i podeirzane monologi zdradzajs zie
zamiary; zwyczajnie prawie ~zasypiaja oni
we dnie, co kate przypuszczac, ze pracujs pc
nocach. Oh dwaj ludzie nieruchomie roma
wiaiacy pod ~Sniegiem, kt6ry padaf kisbami,
tworzyli grippe, ma ktora urzednik policji
byiby z pewnoscia zwr6cil uwage, a kt6rs
Marjusz zaledwie dostrzegl.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Nedza ~Ofiaruje swe usfugi bolesci.
Marjusz powolnym krokiem wszedf ma
schody; W chwili, kiedy mial weisc do swej
cell, spostrzegf "a SODA ma korytarzu starsza
Jondrette, kt6ra szla "a MIN. Ia dziewczyna
w~stretna mu sic stala, ona to miafa jego pieG
frank6w, zap6zuo byio teraz zadat ich zwro.
tn, kabrjoletu juz ME bylo, a dor6zka by}a
daleko. Zreszta ME byfaby ich oddala. Py.
tao zas ia o mieszkanie ludzi, kt6rzy byli u
Mich pred chwila, byloby rzecza nieuzytecz-
ma, oczywiscie ME wiedziala o tenn, jezeli list
z podpisem Fabautou byf zaadresowany do
dobroczynnego pana z kosciola Saint Jacques
du.Hau. Pas.
Marjusz wszedf do swego pokoju pchnal
drzWl "a SODA. Drzwi sic ME zamknefy; Mar.
jusz odwr6cil sic i ujrzaf jakas reke, kt6ra
trzymafa drzwi ma wp6f otwarte.
Go to jest?-spytaf - kto tam2
Byia to c6rka Jondretta.
= To wy!-rzeh Mariusz prawie szorst.
ko-zawsze wy! Czego chcecie?
Zdavala sic bye zamyslona i ME patrza.
IA ma niego. Pewnosc siebie, kt6ra jej iowa.
stala W cieniu korytarza; Marjusz widzial ia
przez drzwi ma wp6l otwarte.
No i coz, odpowiecie2 - spytaf Mar.
%jusz.-- Czegoz odemnie chcecie?
Podniosla ma niego swoje ponure oczy,
W kt6rych jakies swiatio zdawafo sic zapalac
i rzekfa:
Panic Marjuszu, zdsjecie sic bye
smutni. Go wan jest2
- Ja?-M arjusz zapytal.
- Tax, wy.
- Mic mi ME Jest.
- Ale tax!
- Me.
- Movie wan, ze tax.
= Dajcie mi pok6j!
Marjusz nov pchnaf drzwi, ona wciaz
je trzymafa.
Posluchajcie - rzek}a - zle robicie.
Chociaz ME ~jestescie bogaci, okazaliscie do.
bre SERGE dzisiaj rano. Daliscie mi "a co iesc;
powiedzcie mi teraz, CO wan Jest? Macie ia.
kies z~msrtwienie, to rzecz widoczna. Me
chciafabym, zebyscie mieli zmartwienie. C6z
ma to robic trzeba9 Czy moge sic zdac ma coz
Uzyjcie mis". Me dopytuje sic o vase ia
jemnice, ME potrzebujecie mi ich movie, ale
mogs bye przecie uzyteczns. Mogs przecie
wan dopom6dz, jezeli pomagam ojcu. Jeze.
Ii trzeba odniesc list, isc do dom6w, chodzic
cd drzwi, do drzwi, dopytac sic o adres, wy.
sledzic kogos, ia sluze do tego. Mozecie "a.
tenn powiedziec mi co wan Jest, p6jds pom6.
vic z kim trzeba; czasami dose Jest, by ktos
sic rozm6w} z kim sic nalezy, a rzecz sic WV.
jasni wszystko sic uioay. Usyjcie mniei
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15

and their little daughter
Mabel will spend their vaca-
ton at Goldsboro and mostly
at Mrs. Miller's home in Ohio.
The school is quite a lonely
place now, with the exception
of a few; all the teachers and
children left Wednesday and
Thursday.
Among those who will spend
the summ mer here are John
Carroll, Newton Watkins,
Charles Ramsey, Leslie Meb-
ane, James Robertson, Ed
ward Dali and Oscar Hamlet.
Miss Miriam Fuller Good
win was born in Raleigh, June
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15
D. & D. SCHOOL NOTES.

A Departmental Cooking to be Organ
lied for the Girls Teachers and
Officers Elected and Personal.
We Gull the following Deaf
and Dumb School notes from
the Kelly Messenger of the
9th:
The Board of Directors at
their meeting June 4th and
7th, ordered the opening of a
cooking department for the
girls. The department will
be put under competent wo-
man who will teach the girls
practical cooking and the ordi-
nary part Of culinary science.
The directress for this de-
partment has not yet been
chosen. All the details of
equlpplng and opening the
new department is left to the
Superintendent and Executive
Committee.
MI of the Board were pres
vnt except Mr.. Broughton, OF
Raleigh. The Superintendent
made a brief report of the
working of the school. The
following list of teachers and
officers were elected. Supt.
Goodwin was reelected for a
term of three years, begin
ming Sept. 1st. All the other
teachers and officers were
elected for one year:
Capt. Geo. L. Phifer, stew
ard; Mrs. Mary B. Malone
matron; Misses Walton, Kelly
and Collett, supervisors; Johr
Ballew, engineer; +. T. Mea
cham. farmer; G.. F. Brown
expert in charge of carpentry
". \. Townsend, expert II
Charge of shoe making depart
ment; l.. NJ. Williams. nigh
watch.
LIST OF TEACHERS.
Mrs. Anna G. Hurd, chic
instructor oral department
Me>srs. D. r. Tillinghast, E
g. Hurd, II. Mop. HOfsteater
.. \. Belts, Jno. G. Miller
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

rsr House of Representatives:
rooEPH F. SPAINHOUR.
For Sheriff:
{. NJ. MCDOWELL.
For Register of Deeds:
!. HAMP GILES.
For Treasurer:
c. \. HARRISON.
For Coroner:
BTLOW SCOTT.
For Surveyor:
d. F. DENTON.
For Commissioners:
". B. BERRY.
]. d. GLASS.
/. T. MCGIMPSEY.
For County Solicitor:
\. c. AVERY, JR.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15

9th. Supt. Goodwin took the
afternoon train for Raleigh to
see his new daughter. She
is a fine little miss, and tip
ped the scales at11H pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belts will
spend part of their vacation
at their homes in Raleigh and
Sampson county. Mr.. Belts
will probably spend month
at Chapel Hill Summer School
and Mrs. Belts will take
six weeks course of art in
New York.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15
ClayWell Brothers.
Grand Opening !!
n NEW +!

Among the many bills received in grand opening is
bill Of TINWARE consisting Of useful everyday articles and
don't believe they the cheapest offered in this
market. just call and see for yourself.
Groceries and Conections also among the late
arrivals, and they Of the best articles.
Boys | am coming slowly but surely.
President Garfield started a driver a canal;
President Lincoln started by splitting three thousand rails
day. Senator Prtchard few to Bakers
homeless boy with only in his pocket:
Cobb started at the bottom of the ladder short time
competing with the merchant princes of but few
more his friends will place him level
the lead
Call at the old stand-Hogan corner
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15

-"io>SS Ndnnle MCh. FIem-
ing, Olivia B. Grimes, Flora
l.. Dula, Nettie Mcdaniel,
Hesta Reed, Eugenia T.
Welsh, Carrie Haynes, Mar
tha {. Bell, Sibelle de F.
King; Mesdames O. NJ. Hof-
steater, L. A. Winston, Srdie
F. Belts.
Miss King and Miss Bell
were elected to fill the places
of Misses Young and Simms
resigned in the oral depart
ment, and Miss Haynes to fill
vacancy in the manual depart
ment caused by the death of
her father, Mr.. Z. w. HAYNES.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL PARA
GRAPHS.
The institution closed its
years work on Wednesday,
all Of the pupils leaving on
that day and the day following.
Mr.. Tillinghast will spend
his vacation at home.
Mrs. Lathum will spend the
summer in Asheville.
Miss Young will spend the
summer in Raleigh.
Mrs. York and her daughter
Laura left on Monday.
Miss Welsh will SPEND va
cation at her home in Fayette-
vile.
Miss Flemming will spend
her vacation at her home in
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd will
divide their time between
Morganton and Table Rock
Miss Simms will spend a
few weeks in Raleigh before
going to her new home lr
Bryan, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hofsteate1
will spend the summer IN
Morganton, watching thell
new house go up.
Miss Mcdaniel will spene
most of her vacation at hom'
and at Catoosa Spring, nea
Chattanooga, Tenn.
All the members of The
Board with the exception Q
Mr.. n. B. Broughton, wer
present at the exercises Tues
day.
Mr.. A. G.. Miller and so
Hugh, who was former pup
of our school, came to atten
the closing exercises.
Miss Efie and Maste
Ernest Haynes left Tuesda
to spend the summer wit
their grandmother near Nj
Airy.
NJ DL.1.o, opd hi
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15
SENATORIAL TICKET.

For the Senate -51st District:
". f. ABERNETHY,
of Burke.
LUCIUS SMITH,
of YanCey.
The Burke County news., 1900-06-15

The News and the THRICE-A-
WEEK n. Y. WORLD both
one year for S1.S5.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-06-01
ROBBED THEIR VICTIMS.
Many Determined Men on the Trail of the
Murderer~.

ThompsOn's Springs, Utah, May Is
Several posses to-day started in pur-
suit of the bandits who murdered Sher-
in Tyler and Sam jenkins last Satur-
day at Hill creek, fifty miles north of
here.
1t is learned to-day that men answer
ing the description of the outlaws pass
ed through here last Wednesday, com
ing from Moab. After the shooting
they ritied the pockets of the two dead
men, knowing that Day and others
would return to take the bodies away.
The outlaws let part of their camping
outfit remain to make the rescuers be-
lieve they We're still there.
The men stopped at Turner's cabin in
Hay canon. eight miles north and
twelve east of the scene of the tragedy.
and took four of Turner's best horses.
Before leaving the leader of the crowd
said:
we are going up Hay canon and will
cross the White river. just rs soon as
we get some money we will pay you
for the horses, providing we aim. killed.
One thing is certain, we will never be
taken alive
Much speculation is being INDUCED in
they are the gang who killed the two
Mormon boys in Arizona last year
Bush Cassidy. the Jones brothers ana
Harvey Curry. alias Kid Curry, are
believed to be in the gang. There is Il
standing reward of $1,000 for the ar
rest of the latter for robbing the Port
land Oregon. bank.
Turner is along with the posse head
ed by Sheriff Preece. Day is with
Sheriff Howelrs party. Before leaving
Sheriff Prceece wired Indian Agent
Myton at Nernal, the authorities ut
Rock Springs. Meeker. Colorado: Sher-
man and Wallace. instructing them to
send out posses at once to head off the
outlaws. 1t is almost certain that one
or the other of the posses will come
across the gang within the next few
days. when some lively shooting is
looked for.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-06-01
San Francisco's Quarantine.

San Francisco. May 2S.-Thc plague
situation assumed IL new phase to-night
which will probably result in the quar-
antinin% of the Chinese section of the
city. The quarantining of Chinatown
was not called forth by any mfavor-
able developments. but it was due to
the necessity of providing for the bet
ter control of the situation. in view of
the fact that tile United States Circuit
Court to-day issued an order restrain
ing the local Board of Health and DR..
Kinyoun. the United States surgeon
from inocula,ing Chinese and Japan
eSp
When the decision of the court was
rendered. Surgeon Kinyom called off
his inspection and notified Surgeon
General Wyman Of the courts decision.
The state board then took the matter
in hand. At Il meeting of that body II
resolution was passed instructing the
local Board Of Health to place an ef-
fecsive quarantine around Chinatown.
The local Board of Health issued call
for Il special meeting tonight and it is
probable that a formal quarantine of
Chinatown will be declared and meas
ureS adopted to make it effective.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-06-01
METHoDiSvs CONFERENCE.
Refuses to Criticise President Mckinley
still Forbids Gard PLAYING. s

Chicago. May 2S.-With three bust
ness sessions to-day the quadrennial
conference of the Methodist church,
ting here considering great questions
affecting the welfare of that denomin-
alton. practically came to IL close. The
actual adjournment does not take place
until tomorrow. but to-morrow's Ses-
sion is expected to be little more than
IL tormality. Many of the delegates
left for their homes tonight.
Much important business was trans
acted to-day. including the settlement
of two of the most interesting questions
brought before the conference.-the re-
ports of the committee on temperance
and the committee on the state of the
church in regard to the ban on card
playing. theater-going. dancing and 9th
or amuSementS \ strong political col
or WAS given the discussion on the tenn
perance question by the bitter arraign-
ment of President Mckinley hrcallse of
his attitude on the anti-canteen law. but
after some decidedly warm debate the
conference refused to critici>r the atti-
tude of the chief magistrate by strik-
ing out by an overwhelming vote all
reference to his action on his part or
that of Attorney General Griggs.
The minority report on amusements
accepted Saturday. was. to the surprise
of many. laid on the table. which ac-
tion leaves the paragraph in the book
of discipline exactly as it WAS before
the question was considered.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-06-01
Tho Society of the Gideons, which

Tho Society of the Gideons, which
has adopted lamp and a pitcher az
device. throws light upon the sur
vival of the fittest in business compe-
tition. Not long ago. commercial
travellers had SO bad a name that a
noted detective often assumed their
garb and manners as a disguise. As
q drummer he could go into any den
Of vice unchallenged. Wholesale deal
ers began to observe, however, that
their largest orders came through So
Der, moral and Christian gentlemen,
and culling process began which has
changed the whole personnel Of the
class. Last summer three CONNER
eial travellers, meeting in q western
hotel, proposed to organize a Chris
tian band among their fellows. With
in six months three hundred mem
bers were enrolled. and so warm has
been the reception of the idea that a
thousand members are expected to
Join in celebrating the first anniver-
sary next July "Gideon's Band"
promises to be powerful agent for
sobriety and rightness in the busi-
ness world.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-06-01

Experience in the Russian winter
maneuvers shows that for marching
snow is much more tiring than ord-
nary muddy roads. The tactics pro-
vide that cavalry squadron is to
march at the head Of the column to
tread down the snow, and this and the
leading infantry company are to be
changed occasionally. The necessity
Of paying attention to the thickness of
the ice and the chances OF weather
changing, to the difficulty Of passage
over water when the ice is too thin
for the troops to pass over 1t and yet
too thick to allow of pontoons being
used, is insisted on, and it is further
pointed out. that to get the troops wet
in frosty weather is fatal to their
health. OF the question Of field forti-
dcations, six feet Of snow is estimated
as sufficient to keep out rifle bullet.
while twenty-three feet Is necessary to
resist fieldgun fire.