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commission Circulars

The following circulars have been TO-
sued by the railroad commission at Aus
tin
In approval OF joint application OF the
TEXAS ana New Orleans railroad, Texas
and Pacific railway and Texas, Same
Valley and Northwestern Railway com
ranies. submitted under NO ~ OF tne
Texas and New Orleans Railway company
finn ~ the rate of 90 cents per 100 pounds
for the transportation Of pine lumber ana
articles taking the pine lumber rates,
from all mills located on the Texas
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4. Neunion at Meridian.

Texas, August 1s.-Tbe ninth
nm S-'On q Albert Sidney Johnston
/ i. - Of aosque county threw
! ,.s salliul grounds to an immense
! n. Al estimated at $500 peo-
|ll,srssss. was an ideal one. Thirteen
In ssiia the Southern States in
Hsad ~. followed by the Temple
! il CAM ,Ons line of veterans. moved
I'D Tsr ,p neadouar,ers at 10 O'Clock
4says ~ " hags and the yells OF
n u!aso s .a revived many memories
| ii IN rs aass, This will be the Hi
|aglsbsa sna grounds, when several
iirsS speakers will be present Ard
raks ssr 'aaut' Miss Hazel Keys,
{ Ia b.m NJ second ascent and Iesn
saloon al 5000 feet anu 'esp
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GEORGE w. Ety. travelling passenger
reent Of the Southern Pacific, headquar-
tiers at Montgomery Ala, was In the city
yesterday
Lee Coleman, assistant in General Man
ager Meldrum's office OF the Houston
East and West Texas, left yesterday for
Corsicana.
w II. Taylor, general freight and pas
eenger agent of the Houston East and
West Texas, Ts expected back from the
North today.
William fitzgerald, Jr., has been APP
pointed general agent of the Burlington
route nj sedalia, Mo, and is succeeded
at Dallas by c. l.. Beech.
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brought In today, raised by John w. Bird,
four miles north OF town and sold at auc-
ton TO w, N. Bailey for tS cents per
pound. The bale weighed 492 pounds and
classed middling. A premium OF S25 was
given by the merchants. The seed from
the bale WIS sold to the Merchants and
Planters oil mill Of Houston for Sl2.2o.
The total amount for the bale was slO1.2O.
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BurIeson county A..e..ment noIl.

BurIeson County Assessment Hoiis.
Caldwell. Texas. August ls.-The COM
misioners' court this day examined and
approved the assessment rolls Of Burle-
son county for the year 1900 The total
assessment is SO $40. ss5. an increase over
last year OF s1S3,6sS. Number OF acres
OF land. 434.e7s; value. s2.445.771i horses
and mules. 1891, value siS5,s22 cattle,
1414l. value sl4s,sso; goods. wares and
merchandise, s14s.s5s; miscellaneous.
sl2S,l27.
The we'll being bored by the Santa Fe
railroad near the depot has reached a
depth Of 400 feet The indications are
that there will be sufficient water for all
purposes. The water rises within thirtg
| feet OF the surface.
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Wharton Per.on,,..

E,at NM, a.aas' August 1s.--tMrs. w. L.
s..s' sassa have returned home sf-
m, Man.. ,'''t 70 relatives at Tyler,
M Nh End and Sulphur Springs.
aus STAY = !. wharton yesterday after
r. Q. w "a = Georgetown.
I y ,isna,p Laws left yesterday for a
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,it,le daughter Celeste, and she has made
q ' net ~ Il for the past two weeks. She
Ieeps IL in a box. but allows II 20 roam
nj will. The spider always returns 10
lis Impoverished home, however, ana se .,tl
to like It's Surroundings tns pe ss ~.
~ 5raTSing given above, which Is much
enlarged T Representation OF the. little
speeimen Of arachnida as seen by The
Posts artist
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GALVESTON STOCK.
SUGAR

New York August 16--sugar-Raw arm:
refined Arm
New Orleans. August 16.--Sugar quiet; open
kettle Az centrifugal yellows 666%: seconds
sGIi 9-18. Molasses nominal
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i AsToRrA.
~ N no Kind You Have Always Bought
GslMzzI

fn As.a sAIEs AT SOUR LAKE.
Nv y, A.. . October l. $500. $3.50
Aslsa..' A a.,. according to rooms.
4. sss ss board ,s and all you can
~ 4 ~ mineral water in ths
" ave ~ NJ time for ali 10 rel
SA'ls cheap prIce eas n,,n rsN'
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Tyler, Texas, August 16.-The first bale
Of cotton OF the season was sold here to-
day at 12A cents. III classed as middling
Recent warm and dry weather Is making
cotton open rapidly.
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A Perfect cathartic

No. violently emptying the bowels or
c,esniur but gently stimulating topins'
strengthening the intestinal wIismcas-
osrs.s candy cathartic. loo. aha 500
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ss1pz--- -
SPIDER WITH HUMAN FACE

A Specimen of fhc Arncbnidn of Un-
usual Appearance
Mr. Edward We'll OF All La Branch
street exhibited at the office of The Post
yesterday a spider that bore upon is back
a design that clearly represents human
face. ,,
The spider was discovered by Mr. Wells
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sleepers through the beautiful osarks.
Write US, room 72s, Century building.
Ct Louis. for our new illustrated descrip-.
I'VE pamphlets, entitled; The Top o.
tbs ozarks," and There 10 something =
see along thu Frisco Lana
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METALS.

| New York August 16--Tin weak at s3l. 30.
Copper firm at 1921. Spsiter easy at
81 17laG4. 22h. Lead dull at sA.25. Pig iron
warrants nominally quoted at $lf.Oo.
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Macoedoches, Texas August is--The
drst bale Of cotton from the new crop was
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MISTROT BROS. ( CO.
Friday and Saturday positively the last
two days OF Our great sale Of Housekeeping
Goods and Shoes.
SPECIAL FRIDAY OFFERINGS.
Main Floor.

22-ineh silk Foulards in navy blue ef-
feets, for waists, worth 6oc, 0n~
Friday ......... ,....a... gu
2o-inch All Pure SIX TaffetaS, allfe a.
colors, worth oSe, Friday, , 0IG
4s-ineh Black Mohair Brilliantne, for
Skirts, worth 75c, En~
FRIDAY ...... t..,......t.8., WV
Fine assortment of Printed Lawns, worth
SC, Friday 10 yards 9EM
tor .....- ........,.... Em %~
Printed Lawns and Dimities, grand as
so-tmsnt of patterns, worth ANN
i-5c, Friday 10 yards for 9GG
Fine Printed Lawns, Organizes and Dim
tiles, the , lac grade, &C.
Friday 10 yards for O0C
Our best quality Printed Lawns, Organ
dies and Dimities, worth up to 60m
25c, Friday 10 yards for S0G
Big lot of fine pain white and checked
India Linon, worth up TO 2 t-2c, co
Friday .... ............s ~
52-inch Lawns, in cardinal, nile, yellow,
pink, blue and hello, the IL t-2cZt/~
grade, Friday. .....,... /1G
S4-inch best quality Covert and ReverSi-
bic Janus Cloth, for skirts, 4 GI/N
worth iSc, Friday at. 1915
Remnants OF fine Lawns, Batistes, Or
CANDIES and Dimities at half price and
less.
Standard indigo Blue and Shifting Cali
Goes, worth SC yard @@M
Friday 10 yards for ....,.,,., V0G
Standard Apron Ginghans, all @E~
eolors, Friday 10 yards for S%G
Bleaehed Pepperell Drilling, A@n
Friday 10 yards for .... TSG
Good quality Feather Bed Tick fft@
ing, worth iSc, Friday. ........ EOG
Yard wide Percales, light and dark E@
coloringS, worth Toe, Friday III
Good quality Bleached and Unbleached
Domestic, soft finish, co.
Friday 10 yards for ......,.. .%SG
Yard-wide fine Bleached Domestic, gem
uine LonSdae finish, 4 m
Friday ID yards for. .....,.. hsOO
Yard-wide fine quality White Cambria
Muslin, Jaconet finish, 4 mn
Friday IL yards for .. GsOV
"a Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting,
worth tSc, 4t/~
Remnants of fine Table Linens and odd
lots of Napkins and Towels at half price
and less.
Just received our new Outing FlannelS,
French designs, in all the new cooringS,
best quality, at SC 4I/a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. August i6.
Sailed
. Westgate tBr), Rotterdam.

VESSELS IN PORT.
StaamAhins.
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.,.,,u spsei,l leaves Houston Iiso p m,
4v ,s.. All these nainS leave the
nv. .s1 I. S Can Avenue Depot 10 minutes
! y, asn ne above
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n - {, J, I'M 10 Il Porte and Seabr5oS onIy
~ \ I'VE on Sundays all trains con
psrl sum- I'M stub trains for La Porte and sy''
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UP AND CLEARED.
Steamsilips.
COTTON ON sHIPBoARD.

For Hamburg-Sa LlansauDor ......... 81
SAIvcston Cotson SIatemcns.
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4. H.A ;. 4. ny
Cara Central Depot
california rrni .','., ,.ss i. m
! Ffi' y. ! Antonio Trains. -.
Arrive 7.05 p. m.
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NJ, X. d T. Il. n.
I. X. and II. Depot. Fifth Ward.
E,o,0, u......... Arrive o.35a 4. m
. ;Nsn u,...........Arive 9.S0p. N
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G.. II. & II. X. II.
nspe, loot Of Congress Avenue.
Galvcston Trains
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>jvv mall AMI express pew X ~, T..
.r:sss'e s 's n rsrry through cars TOR Dal'a
N s,Iy, asi w XVI ,I goastoa Via the Cen'rsi'
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4. Q. =. :. rrn,n..
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4 nosp SCHEDULE

r.Are. =. H.
f,r,ni IenHs' Arrives,
4 No. 100 p. m.
IA ! . i..sf'''''" No. $50 a. N.
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xY, 4. q NJ. II. H.
~. ............s.. Arrive 3.3s p m
s. A. & A. +. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Arrive $50 p. m.
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q. G. s S. F. r. IL.
Grand Central Depot
Main Line.
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g.. H. & n n. H.
Cr,ua Central Depot $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
LOWER COURT AFT I0MED
Supreme Court Decision IN Case Of Davidson
vs. Hunter
Actlon Was 60 Revive an ola Iudg-
ment Rendered ia Another Dis-
trlct for sI,020,2I,

The Supreme court delivered an opln-
lon today Go the case OF Daniel David
son IS James n. Hunter, appellant. af-
hrning the Judgment OF the court be-
low
This was an action brought en- the
Fourth district court 20 revive a iudg-
ment for A92s.2t alleged TO have been
given IN favor OF plaintiff and against
the defendant on November s. 1898. ln
The First district court
Toa defendants answer denied each
and every allegation Of plaintiffs COM
plant and alleged that the supposed
cause Of action ACQUIRED, n at AN. out
OF the jurisdiction Of the Fourth dis
trict that Is 10 say at the county OF
sarpete and not az the county Of
Utah"
Upon the trial the defendant object
ed to The Introduction OF any evidence
ON The ground Of non-iursdlctlon OF the
count. This objection was overruled
and the case went 10 trial. the court
below Ending Ia favor Of plaintiff, when
the defendant appealed.
The Supreme court holds that "as the
Judgment sought TO be revived was
rendered "a the First district court Of
the chem Territory OF Utah. the case,
Do which it was rendered. by the cx-
press terms of said section (secuon /
cl 1tar 20. laws of 1895. page 80 was
redlcycd 10 ihe TUurJt Judicial disc
tiCt."
The judgment ana findings Of the
court below are found 20 be correct,
and an affirmation Is accordingly or
dered.
The opinion is by Justice Baskin.
Chief Justice Bartch and District Judge
McCarty concurrlng
Other cases We're disposed Of IN the
Supreme court today as follows
George L. Betz vs Peoples Building.
Loan and Savings association. appel
lant argued ana submitted
George a. Whittpmore VS. Rio Grando
Western Railway Co. appellant and
Kitty A. Hines. appellant w Russell
A. Hines. continued FOR the term
Henrietta l. Anderson VS. Jonas An
ltrsOH. appellant case dismissed.
Eliza Warren ct al. appellants We
Theodore Robson ct al. motion to mod
.fy opinion as 90 costs denied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
He STOOD UP FOR
THE UNION JACK

Chicago. May 1j.-The program for
today's session Of the Methodist geu-
eral conference included the report OF
the committee on episcopacy and ball
lotng for election OF bishops and re-
suited In an unusually large attend
ance. Dr John Haudley OF New Jersey
introduced a resolution providing that
The British c0lors be- given place
alongside the Stars and Stripes on the
platform"
a storm OF noes went up from the
delegates when the resolution was read
but Dr HdndIey made q passionate ap.
peal FOR the resolution He said.
The British iag ail over the world
has given to missionaries the pr0tec-
ton which encourages us iu the great
work of preaching the Gospel 10 stands
for the open Bible On every community
The American and the Brlton have
locked arms Co close the century with
one united effort tO destroy the crescent
and me- the cross 10 the East"
Dr Haudleys remarks apparently
turned the tide 20 favor ~ to- rssolG-
tIon, but after several delegates. Inc
GLIDING w. j. WEIGH Of Wyoming. had
spoken against 90. a motion 20 lay ON
the table made by DIT s. p. Cadman Of
the New York conference prevailed
DIT Buckley read the report OF the
COMMITTEES on eplscopacy on the el-
Iecihess OF BISHOPS. IL recommended
tnat James NJ lhoburn, missionary
Dishop OF lndla ana J. c. Hartzell mis-
elohdIy plsnop OF Africa, be declared
ellecllNe ana lhat William Taylor mis-
slohary olshop TO AFRICA, remain I'M his
present position. rms was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
MAY POSTPONE MEETING.
ColnciImon VIII Probably Attend the
Big Tabernacle Concert,

The probabilities are that the meet
ing of the city Council this evening
Wnl De exceedingly brief ana that lIt-
DE more VIII DE dome other than 60
read the minutes of the last moeting
and take action upon two or three mat
ters of importance that can Doe quickly
disnosed Of
IN the event that this course as fol-
lowed an adjournment win De- taken
uutn tomorrow night at which time the
case OF Chief Hilton viii be brought up
for consideration The cause of me
prohah. p1sipInement tonight Is thg
big Tabernacle concert which Is t0 Doe
given by the Camhrian society. for the
benefit of the sc1deld sufferers. which
the eounciImen are anxious TO attend iu
a body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
MURDERED WHOLE TANLY


Peoria. M Nay l5-A special 90 the
Journal iron fremont Dos. says.
Tom MosH farmer living three
miles NORTH % this city murdered bis
wife and fou hilren sunday evening
The last sen of the family Was at 3
p. m. sundlr Farmers Iv'ne .r .H.
eighborh0ol no, seeing anyone about
the house yesterday zoos morning
investigated They found he house
locked ana apparently deserted. ON
going into Or cellar ,hey found tta
hody 0f Ms M0sar covered lp Win
ola carpets The bodies 0t Che four
children wep found Boz O room upstairs.
No trace fMoser can De- found
IL Is Thought be was Insane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
Fire az Paris Exposition.

Paris. MW l5 $3.50 pm.-A hr, oo-
curred az poe exposition th.s afternoon.
The flames 0ere discovered in the
basement oflhs Chateau dEau. which
Is intended % be one ID the leading
teat0ges Of DE exhibition
Intense alarm was created hy the
blaze. as ], Nas feared ,he adjoining
sale des fela might become Involved
The Amerla l section % DE palace OF
electricity vllIl boz thai case have been
one % he dnt places 90 sJder
The e1ore % thg dramau. however
succeeded iu0.alz.1g OH 1utburst and
after an hours bard work the aro was
extingaishtd vita apparently slight
damage % a portion OF the woodwork
beneath ths Chateau dEau end a
few tupesuix
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presbllerInn. GaIn b chlncse.

Decatur. Il. May lj-At The business
session Of DE national convention of
the Woman missionary society of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. the
report ~ De secretary and treasurer.
Miss Leila HllngsEouh. was read.
II showed ,hst 90 ngW auxiliary SOC
cieties had been organized aud ,hlt
there had lean great expansion in the
missionary work among the Chinese
10 California where school Tor The
Chinese is larg maintained THE total
receipts dunng The year were {2l6i3.
ana the total disbursements were
tle.31l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
.INDIA'S DISTRESS
IS TERRIBLE.

sImla, May Terrible accounts ere
received Of the distress which prevails
10 all the famine districts. despite the
lavish distribution Of funds.
Fifty-eght lars Of rupees have al
ready been expended In purchasing cat
he and seeds. while the government has
made a further allotment Of IS laos
Of rupees for repayable advances.
The vlceroy Lord Curzon Of Keddles-
ton, has received an autograph letter
OF sympathy from the king Of slam, en-
closIng 5000 rupos.
The yicoroy added 90 this a similar
sum- With previous contributions tho
donations OF Lord Curzon and Lady
Curzon total up 20 5000 rupees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
CLARK is TO Be REAPPOINTED.
Lieut. Gov Sprggs Will Fill the Vacancy Smith, Anti
Clark Man, in California, Starts Back Today,
but Too Late.

81. Paul Mimi. May ia Helena.
Mont, special The Dispatch says.
Helena. N nt. May l5-Lieut. Gov.
sRriggs, who arrived today received
Senator Clark's resignation. and will
re-appoint Clark before FIVE o'clock.
"The opinion Is prevalent that Clark.
having resigned before the Senate de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15

New YofE May li-Ah explosion OF
tank IN ihe gasoline store house of A.
G.. Nyk0h ai 'af.un today called out
the ere ens.as While the nr.m.n
were az Wos a second tank exploded
and Ia flaming contents anytIobsd anal
fatally burnd A % conyne and A. j.
Chamberlain
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clared his seat vacant The governors
appointment win Doe recognized
Gov Smith wired That De would
leave California today. but VIII arrive
too late go stop the action of Lieut..
Gov Spriggs. who belongs DO the Clark
faction while Smith is allied with the
DAILY faction. Developments have ere.
ated q profound sensation throughout
the whole State"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
FALL OF MAFEKING REPORTED.
News Comes from PetOraLOurenzO Marques Says British Won
and Captured Many BOers-Kruger Said TO Have
Ordered Portuguese Consul Away.

London. May ia special dispatch
from Lorenzo Marques says IL is re-
ported that a large force Of Beers has
been captured by the British at Mafe-
king.
Pretoria, It Is added. reports on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15

win see a great light some day. ike ST.
Paul did. and then he may write "a greet
book. like 81 Paul cid
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
At this point the following resolution
was offered by Dr. Cr0XaIl.
Resolved, That % is the unanimous
opinion OF the salt Lake County Medi-
cat society that the Identity 0f the disc
ease under discussion. ir their opiu-
ion. Us Wen established 90 Doe smallpox
and further. that the state board of
health and the local boards of health
have our united support and encourage
ment On their work OF warning and SAM
llati0n.
This addition was added at Dr.
Weights suEg stIou
And that the society also r1mms
IFS previous statements as t0 tho value
of vaccination 10 its prevention of
small poX.'
The resolution was adopted aIl yot.
Ing FOR 10 except DR. Mayo, who dee
cline1 TO vote either way. and The meet-
ing adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
WARM MEETING OF
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
NJ. Beatty Attacks the Position of Dr.
MAYO, and in His Wrath Expresses Some
Remarkable Views and Sentiments.

Handed Out Personalities Right and LeitAssumes Ridiculous
Attitude Towards Dr. phiO E. Jones and is Neatly Called
Dogn-Wants TO See Those Responsible for the present
Condition Swept Away in the Awful Calamity That is Com
og-Does Not Think Physician Has the Right to tx.
mess His Opinion Vaccination Talk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15

AZ $50 This Morning No"n''"
Soi1iers Fire Guns

AZ l,a0 az morning jl..' ,.4
mounted on rn,le SENS 9lI s-..a
w NE slde,gsR $50 e.si 7.. ...
yers and vels5 lIse comaneh. Indians
liesldcn,s aisre the street N... .,..n,-
ened ana 49, frightened 0uy o. their
Wis By the vnearihly alh
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80 hand. ~ Mal.EIng ha. taIIen.

Lisbon May l5--lt is rumored here
today that President Kruger has or
dered the Portuguese consul to leave
the TTansyaal republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-15
DR. BEATTY I'D M "NEWs.

Dr. Beatty once more took the floor.
He said The editor OF the Deseret
News viii now call the attention OF
the public 10 the fact that the Medical
society is still discussing the question
and has not settled IL. ] say, Or Mayo
IS doing something he Is not justified in
! would Ike 20 hear him stand on this
floor tonight and say theve has not been
a case Of smallpox In Utah. That's
what he ought 20 say II he thinks so.
There is more at stake than a personal
mistake.
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DIR. SCOTS OPINION.

Dr. Scott gave Il as his opinion that
the disease here was smallpox The
fact that % the co odd cases here. q
had been successfully vaccInated. didn't
disproye az an that vaccination was a
preventive. Doubtless, IN an cases vac
cinatlon modified the severity Of the
attack.
The Irish standard., 1900-06-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter of Proving the Alleged Last
Will and Testament of Daniel Ryan, De-
ceased.
Whereas, John Ryan, of the County of
Hennepin and State of Minnesota, has de-
livercd to the Probate Court of the County
of Hennepin an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament
of Daniel Ryan, late of said county and
state, deceased, and filed Herewith his Pc
tition to said Probate Court praying that
the said instrument may be proved and
admitted to probate, and that letters of
administration, with the will annexed, be
granted thereon to said petitioner:
1t is Ordered, That said petition be heard
and the proofs of said alleged will be taken
at special term Of this court, to
be held at the court house, in the City of
Minneapolis, in said county, on Monday,
the 18th day of July, 1900, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, when all persons interested
may appear for or contest the probate of
it; and that notice Of such hearing be given
to all persons Interested, by publishing this
order once in each week for three success
sve weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Irish Standard. q newspaper printed
and published In said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day of
June, 1900.
By the Court:
Il. C. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.