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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

"a. q. Brac.tetter Attempted to shoot
Va. N Eastman at Boi.~. Idaho.

pOESE Idaho, sept g. During ar sx-
citing school election here today n Z
Brsns'sster attempted 70 shoot r. r.
EAstrrar Roth are cia.'ssnrr~ and Mr.
Eastman Is one 81 iha mos; prominent
men 81 the state, One shot WIS fred. bat
the gun was struck Down. and the weapon
WAS snafchAH from Rrsrsfetter before he
could shoot again. The shooter - under
arrr.t ard VIII be prOaacNfet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

was knocked down and stabbed several
times making dangerous wounds He
the ambulance was summoned and he
was taken to the hospital The women
were locked up but gave no Information
as to who did the cutting. They were
later released.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

his partner. j. F. Wilton. founded the
Thousand islands as a summer resort.
is dead. aged 81 He was a candidate for
congress in 1859
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

r,lkg grand excursion from Seattle on
Wednesday. September sth, fsr~. ss0o
far the round trip. Two special trains
Waii lsAvs promptly at ie.N a. NJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

Los ANGELES Cal 81 Zach
Montgomery. who was assistant attcrneT
general during Cieysiand's FIRST term. died
here today. after an illness Of several
DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04
ARTHUR SEWALL
AT POINT 0E DEATH.
Lies Unconscious mt HIS SUNNI :
Home and His Physicians Say He
Cannot Possibly Recover.

I'D ATH. Me, Sept s-Arthur Sewali.
I'D Democratic candidate for Vice
president in 1895. is in a critical
condition at his summer home at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

returns. aud nervousness ranisAes as new
rich pure blood once more eircuiates
through all parts Of the system.
S. S. s. Is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. II eoniains 40 min
rrals whatever. Send for our free book
IN blood and skin diseases and write our
physicians for any Information or advice
ranted No charge for medic. advice
I'VE s-~f ssGefe CO. srlas'A O..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

The blood may be In bad condition
yet with no external signs. no skin
eruption or sores to indicate 1t. The
symptoms in such cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion. an indescnbable
weakness and nervousness. loss Of flesh
and general rundown condition Of the
system - clearly showing the blood has
lost Its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. 1t is in just such cases that
s. S. S. has done some Of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make ii strong and vigorous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

My wife used sew
eral bottles Of S. S. S.
as a blood purifier and
to tone mp a weak and
euaciated system, with
very marked effect by
way OF Improvement.
We regard 1t a
great tonic and blood
purifier. ~. r. DUR,
Princeton, Mo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-04

is the greatest of all
tonlcs. and you will
FIN d the appetite i'm
proves at once, strength
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
WebraFd.

> EN- bee o9 9 i'm 10 n ems itort
StuIb, bslissenoe en- WiiI peit for eO'
,urb, romtes Ssnbus 0Rorsen af 2pne
os tom grano. 9eIe gp9niu9en met
belle osns Snbbolo brenbte, oeribInno
IL 6eIte, 3 Resr, as Ion 6s. 6oC
BuibeIe 6ueoe, 200 9uibeIs anoei
Rom, gloitiner, gOsne o9 Seletei -
aIt br9nbie. Enbet beIeber fig til
81, 600 meO 800 asiurance.
-gltter er en- lllytts banbt meo OIie'
tanben, ibst Wlrs. 3 tornep, 1928,
Wiaioms Ctr, Omaba, forIeben glfteu
uiIbe ftpnbe fig at fuO 6pr paa o9 Oer'
for hRlbte no9et Petroleum neo t &om'
furet, bpor Der snbnu families no9It
@niife, fra Ribbusen af. 6slgen par
ben, at aanben stspIObereoe, oS Ytrs
pOtornep bleo brabt. 6enbes Rant
% aIbitc Ssu, Der i!soe III 9iQlp. fl
04noerne frp9teIis brGuote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Sowa.

6ra Jort Dodge mebbeIes, at 6iliins
Der Dollars 99roi Der 9pen o9 Om-
egnsn er eoeIast af 0pn os frp9telise
SIOrme 0eroas % Spaoas Seat. s
Utunion bIeu en- 9ummel Neano rant al
Qpnet os beoe tort efter. SITE iaa fuu
6uie, Stable o. Ign. er neobr9nbte. o9
mango 9eite os aser er srebte, Diaiti=
nsrier o. Ign. cbeIast. 5lere Wienneifer
unotOm meo gaeo os neppe. s 6orI
Dodge bIeu lite iuu fau 6uie ramte
os beitaoiseoe af 9pnet. Gn pi9'
iprang ub Of ct BinOus paa Q. Stage,
men Hap bog goot fra bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
1eras.

Gra forifeQise Steosr Denton So.
tommer MleobeIeJIer om poloiomme
Gornaboer, Der bar itreifet oper bisie
Gsne / Senoass Os siOrt ifte iaa Iibf
Stabe. Munse 8psninser er cbeIagte.
Os abitiuise Msnuetsr bar faaet en-
minbre bib Reofurt. ) Spen @arSa
bIsu / af 9ulene ccelu9te.
= 5ra 1eras meloss after Man.
bags ON GOrnaooer, Der bar bels9t nGs
fen beIe Stuten o9 9iort mesen Stuos
paa gpsniuser biit o9 ber. ) San
antonio aIene beIeber Gabet fig til ouer
500, 900. Sntet Cab at WlenneiteIiu
meIbes bog eubnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Tra Ybilippincrne.

Den ameritanife 8eiatnins @atus
big, Oeu Somar, Der beifob af ,un 30
Manb, bleu forlebsu an9rsbet al en-
iterre 9biIippinOitprfe. Den foritanlsos
fig / en- airts, iom iaa SninrG aterne
omringsos os btiteo. 5 fere. 0ase
boIbi Den lille Glare fig / ttir;en. SelO
life ba3niurssnterne ltpo Iasst Srano,
uilos 2lmsrltunerne OUer9iOe ns, men
fob s.nnem 8inbner os Dere. mems
Rirtsmursn SaHusbe bsres 5oritanbs'
ming guoeIie, efter flere Duses 6ors
lob tom Der 6ieIp, Os 5ninisenierne
bIeu iaset bort efier ct fort Cab; men
ba par Der bslsr lite mere enb 10 Utano
tilbase af be so airtsn. De 20 par
bebs, os be 10 bauoe buerten proOlant
euer Ammunition mere. Ge par bog
beltemte paa life at ousrsiue fig, men
llaa til ibhs Wanb, ON lite 9ialpsn
par fommen.
@eneral pantelon @arc Ia,
N9uinaIbos bsieiie Officer, bIep forle'
ben Dag taset til 6ange al esitnant y.
.. Smitb af @eneroI 6uniton8
Stab. Getts itste gpsn Saen, 3 WiiI
norosit for Gan Siibro.
Oct par Garcia, Der tommanbsreos
bsIe @usriuatrisen, Os General Gun.
lton bar fere Tiger isst efter at faa
fat paa bam. Ofte tan9ebes lloiens
oiuse, Der bar General @arcias Orbre;
men 5OItet beifptteoe bom ieIu fau sOot,
at BET par iaa uanitelist at fanse BAN.
Raar ameritansrns narmebs fig, tanbte
be inbfsbts gaaI for at abuare BAN;
ijeIbsn iOu ban to gtetter | iamme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

Bp. 6orIeben ouerraffeoe 6unffon bam
90 bans Stab ueo Utibbassborbet |
8pen arot; men be fprans ub al 8ins
ouetne, efterlabenbe 8ofumenter os aIt,
unota9en beres RIaoer, o9 be unbfom.
De felte af @arcius tufnber W9nb Iepe
mellem gier9ens, o8 fiGIoent trGffer
man benz S5lofte paa ouer 100 Wlano.
Saa bar Here @eneralsr unoer fig,
oeriblanbt o9ioa General YiIar. Dei
par SpCioere, Der fortaIte 2eitnant
Smith, buor ban par, os at ban laa
ip9 ber. @g len par fottIRot ON
SOnbe, Os, Ulaior Os to Gienere
par nleb bam, oa ban fansebss. Gen.
6uniton, lom par WaniId for at fige
0arpel til General 8 is, oa 8ubifos
BET tom, rsiiie tiIba9e % uiIbe prpoe
paa ct opertale Garcia til at epe i'm
SnbfpbeIie Retnins af at faa @uerif.
Iatrisen i.anbiet.
a9uinaIoo er frembeles bet branbenoe
Sppr9smauI. SSu9en - leIu lite baus
6uliru suer bans Wobsr = bar bert
fra BAN, foeu be Tom tit NaaniIa.
Jtos!e mener, at ban ct bob og borte.
9au ituIoe meb uOSIe faa SOIOater pore
fpstet ino en- SrOUins, Der bebOes af
9asaIernes uarite 6ienoer, Oa Der ME-
ner man, ban r brebt. Aubre flyer
at ban t 6ortlaonius bar OpbOIbt zig
mssst / ieIOe RGniIa. 9ans 9uityu
itaI bare me9et en9fsIis for BAN; bans
@eneraIer bar lite bprt fra bam / lan9e
9ioer; men SpsrssniuuIet ON bans
liIuGreIie % 9irtiOmbeO ct 10 lite bers
meO beiuaret. bet ltaar iremoeIss aa-
bent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Sfoobramoe Wii1i9an.
6lere 8per brGnot = ,yiasier di
Semmer br9noer = Solf maa
ilpgte ior 9iDet. =

6ra Menomines, Uaid., msIbts ON
frpsteIi8e Stoubronoe 1oeroppe Stus
tens nOrbIiss Del. Oct er lite aIsue
Stouene os uerbifulbe GpmmerIa9srs,
Der saa op gusr. men lite miubrs enb
4 Sper er fOrtGrst al be be9rdobi9e 5lams
msr. Gt gasiusertOs tOm fOrIsosn til
Msnominee sfter 9asss 5oriinteIls.
Dsts 9Osns bar tsnbsIist pras uf at
baue u9ret for mar 8amius msb
9lbsn.
Dlan er ansitelis for en- Del Smaa'
bper inbe Stousne / Wisnominee
County.
8 Canada er Stilinssn NOT lite fort
bebre. 5olt arbeiber baabe glnt o9
Dag for at teboe noset uf bet Icmmer,
Der i 9intrens Sob bIeu busset.
Qogene er mango Steoer fianbist, os
Yoiiforbinbslin ursseImGsfg. 9sIe
TOpnibips iioar / 5Iammsr, os Men.
ueitsr maa forlabe bsres 6ism, iaausI
| gp iOm paa Punb for of reboe 81.
net
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

5ormer psb Naun George . E / S.
Ter forrise Ssnous bIsu pautert af ct
SIto9 pau Oaortbweitern Sanen Os
brGbt paa Stsbet. 9an bauoe peret /
Racine meb fin 6uitru og par paa 8eis
en- biem, bu uIptten ffete paa OperfOr=
ieIeu Iiot ueit for pQut' Bort". Raa
@runb Of bet fore planteuerf ueo
gOIbtparten iau ban lite 9ogets Qtns
tOmit, men tsrte frem IiSe foran 9otO'
m0tiuet, iOm lpnseoe Reretpiet fere
Sob bort. Wtanoen os 9eitsn orGbtes
pua Steost, men Roueu flap meo gipet,
enOitpnt bun bIeu inrIi9 fueltet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
GDftone I Miljonpiue,
ysebr.
Ntangc Ypgninser uOclagoe. = 6lcre
Wlenneifer banrSt iD9iteSe % inn
meb gipO % neppe reobeoe.

@n frpsisIis GptIOue bjemie8te /
eprbass gpen Wilionuille os Omesn |
ben ipbpsitIise Del af 9lebraita. Wan9e
JamiIier miitsbe oeres oiem, os lite
iaa faa Wennefer Tom til Stabe. Dog
beres enbnu life ON uoset QebsfnIb
iom en- 6sIse af gptIonen. De, Der
bIeu meit bsftubisebe, par 6umiIten
lomer. Ronen o9 en- 0atter par /
6uiet, ba be m9rtsbe llpeiret, og be
leote at fomme neb RRlberen; men
nspps bapbe be faast 2smmen cabinet,
ier 9uiet bier reust | Stumper Os Stpts
Ter % iert bort tiaigs meo benz isIp.
WrS. lomsr blep funben en- Zine efter
Iis9enbe beuioitIss IuHst borte. Date.
ren Iaa ct anbst Stsb, bGttet al itureune
Ir9fptfer. Wr. lower o9 en- Sen
par Stalben, ba Stormen Tom. Sens
men lop sobt fra bet, men 6absrsu, Der
uiIbs saa uo os op til 6uiet, fuIot Be.
uieitIes ubenfor StaIben, o9 bIeu ienere
funbn meb ct Ben os nOsIs 9titben
brGtteoe. aue 9pgniu9srne par for'
uonblebe til atomer.
s.. u. Bourne o9 9uitru bIeu ogs
ioa Dire Tor Stormsn; fGrlis bIeu wr.
Bourne llemt forilaaet al ilpuenoe lrGs
ltpttsr. Osiuu be miitebe uue beres
gp9nin9er.
8 ct unbet 9us. iom bl9lie bort, par
RonsH Os en- lille esn, Der besse tiuise:
meb quiet bIsp Ieitst 80 6ob op o9
berpaa bdaret 200 Job bort, buorefter
be taitebes nsb meQem Stumperne.
Drsnssn bIsu lite bsitubiset, Wtoberen
fit Here au9itsIier; 5absren par ubs, oa
bet ftete, o9 ban flap bsore.
Ser funbe nGpnes en- lang 9t9tte Of
gerioHer og Suis, bsr fit en- Ii9nsnos
Rebiart. De fleife par 6armsre, os
be miitsoe buabs Shiebule, StuIoe, ga
Der o. I. D. gtOsIe baube iporiomt ass
iureret, andre llsI lite.
s Bpeu ooeIasbes en- presbpterionft
airte og lite iua faa BeboeIiesbuie. 9i
npt StoIebus blep fulpfanoi9 uollettet
Of Sorbsns Opsriaos.
Den anretteoe Stabe oil belBbe fig
til lite iao fuu 9uiinoer; men bog mao
Der pare 9labe os Eat til 9srren. at
lite ct eneits MenneitsIiu git tabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
gStSconiin.

Oct er en- meget pnbet Sport af er
Del al JiaeineS un9e yemIer paa for.
lielis Maaoe at fOtitprre 5relisrar
mems Wlsbsr o9 iaa, naar ben fun.
serenbe aaptein ieSer at faa bem til al
uGre oroentIi9e euer forlabs eotaIet, od
at iniultere pebtommenbe poa bet gro.
ueite. @n Qften {. llse tom imibler.
tio TO at oisfe 5prs gait af Steb oa be,
sfter at baue siOrt OptsIer Solsn oe
bsrn9ii oar bIeOen uiit no al Rapteinen,
bibruste oenne ct Reuelas aniistet.
Ruptsnen forfuIste gsllerne. ba be eff.
ter enot 0eruGrt tos 6Iu9ten, os III
benz arreiterebe. Dommer 6Iett
bsmte benz benboIbsuis til 80 oe 90
Dases Arreit.
Mi6 del Ser9enen oe
2aura @obits a9teuiebes fors
riss use gmaus airten, 8acine, al
paltor sc fen. M arp Peter n
par grubspise Os Ola peterf en-
grubefcrer. Otter 8ieIien fanbt en-
lmut MobtaeeIis Steo Srubens 0iem.
1914 pbiuips aus.. buOr en- talris
arsos al SIaSt os yenner braste 8rube'
paret bsrss 9pIbelt. gruosOmmen Ell
en- af gpeus ueIiiaaenbe baulte 6orret'
ninssmanO, Msoejsr af 9rsbrene Ser'
seniens Dompualteri paa Sirtb Ctr.
= 9Ittsr bar ct betlaseIist llIpffes.
tiIfalbe toitet ct MsnnsifeIip, ibet en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
90 tnlinOe Sing.

miraf Dewep bIep forleoen
operraft ct @uIbur o9 6Goe, Der par
inbtsbt for $500, inbiamlet @n,Gen=
ter fra so, 900 Born ysOrouelten.
Minneapolis Journal foreltoo Snb'
iumIinsen. Oct puultaas, at 0swey
letter mere 8ris paa benne @aue eno
paa nossn auoen, ban bar mobtu'
get.
Dampitibet rauitraIia",
lom forrise llse anton til Gan Gran.
cisco fra 9onoIulu, msoisrte en- MGns.
&c @alicisre, lom af gutoriteterne
6upaii par fat | 6ribeo fra ct SIapelip
om be Iansere Glib baubs fprt pau
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Sloebrano l yiep Yorf.

SibIte Ssnbas WOrgen ubbreb Der
Glib Maaori qiniens Dampltibsbro
peo Gooen al Maiben Cane o9 SAT-
Riper. 6sIe Stibsbrosn msb alt benS
G'lbsbsr brsnote fuIOitanbis, Os Stas
ben anilaass til 81 900, 900.
6lere Sttbe Iaa iaa nar at Der par
aIDOrlis 6are for benz. @nteIie minOre
6nrieier br9nbte. 8 en- al benz Iaa
aoptainen meo fin Suifru os lille Dat-
ter os iou. DE paasnebe fsrft. ba Der
par Glib 5artsiet. Jaoeren srsb Bar.
net, og be iiprtebe fig ole 9anbst;
men Ulobsren bsspnbte at ipntc, o9
6aosren baube galsst imelIem at ilipps
Barnet euer fe fin puliru orutne; ban
paIste bet fsrife | 9aab ON, at andre
ftuIoe rebbe Barnet. Oct lpttsbeS bam
at bOIbe fin 6uitrus 9opeb oppe, inbtiI
Der tOm 6ielp, Os be bIsU rsbbsos,
men Barnet par ba orufuet.
Det ipnss meget, at en6fibsbro i9ttes
I'll en- WliIlion Dollars; men man maa
marfe fig, at ben CO. 200 5ob langs %
so Sob brebs BRO par iaa at hse pat.
fuIb op I'll gaset at 9anbeIsartitlsr,
met Bomulb.
ON Sloens Optomit uibss intst
Branbmanbiiabeis irofafie 2lsiltancs
binorsoe Slbsn at sribe uibsrs ON Es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Wirgtnta.

6orbenu9renbe 6orenebs Sttaers
Senator B III am {. 8iIsp bebs
t iibfte llse 8s Gar sammeI. 9an par
Mtblem af ben tonititutionene aonoens
tion 1850 os af girsiniu aonuention
/ 1861, buor ban fOr9Gpes fraraabeoe
arafaIb fra lluiOuen. San forfattebe
g8eii 9irsiniOs 6onititution Os par ben
fs,ite 6orenebe Staters Gsnator fra
Stuten. 9an iiente fra 1868 til
1876.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
2nnidS.

st baIut Dufn iOriteaise EOruubOet
biemlpste SpnOuss ben ceniraIe DeI
uf 3anias os anretteoe mesen Stabe.
2 Yerloner pibes at uere brGbte, o9
minblt er luarebe. ga Gele9raftraa:
bene er | Stptter, ct be nGrmere Wsso'
beIeIier lite montague enouu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Stats= s=NDbeOer.
Winneiota.

Deb gpuolset / S:.. 4aul i.jrebe
DemotraterneS aaubioat for Wapor,
0i bert VI. 9 M ltb, meo en- YIu.
raIIiet al mInblt 1000 Stemmer.
DemOtlaterne paaltaar. at bans pluras
Iiiet ct melIem 8 O9 ZOO. 0emotro=
terne iit Ogiaa I af De IL aIoermGnb.
0et npe BpsGbarter bIeu ueoto9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

.B- 9rspenumre Of rDaniteren"
ienoes frit. d. L. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Scr. 49,.
Sra &Dngresien.

0tepraientant CONAN, Gbca9o,
bar unofanset en- pIan til Oprettslien
al ct biplomatiii college, iom faI ub'
banns urse Mleno til RoniuIsr os bis
plcmatiIt arbgoe | bet belle ta9et.
Noonan bar inbltbst ct 5otIlas, Der au,
toriisrer Br9fbenten til at ubuGpne 3
WGno. Der uben noset BeosrIas itaI
onnns en- 3ommi8lion til at unberleee
o9 rapportere an9aaenoe oenns Gag.
5omaS Ssfferfen, nnosr
bpis Administration oue be itore uel.
lise Strs9 bIeu Inobraget unoer be 6Or.
Stater, fan maaite enonu faa en- Stat
optdIbt liter fig. ReprGientant
De oore, .enn., bar nemIis inoIeost
ct 6orila9 ON, at Snbian Territory faar
en- np Reseriassform, iom etbOert an.
bet territory, og at bets giaun oran.
bres til SsfisriOn GerritOrp. 6Orila:
gets 6eniist CT at sius 5nbiun Isrri:
torps geiOItning en- mere feIUitGnbis
8sssrins, o9 at are 9efisriOu ueb at
9iue bette bet eneIte enom uor9aRiisrsos
cerritOrium, iom ban fit inobrasst uns
Der be dor. Stater, bans Raun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-22
LATE LOCALS.

The friends Of Miss Bertha Anderson
and Miss Emily CLOVIS will be interested
TO learn that they are the authors of
the two poems 20 highly mentioned by
Bishop Whitney IN adjudicating the
Christmas 'News' prize. Miss Ander-
son wrote THE Last Hour" under the
name Of "Thetls." and Miss CLOVIS was
the author OF st. Nicholas in a New
Role" under The name Of Sentimental
Tommy" They are OF a high order,
and we'll deserve the praise the adjudi-
Gator gave them.
The heating apparatus in the new
building OF the Latter-day Saints Bust
ness college is now thoroughly installed,
and the place Is kept heated day and
night In order 10 thoroughly dry 1t be-
fore 1t Is occupied. Mr.. Henry Din
woodey one Of the board. visited the
building today, and says II is In fine
shape. He states that the furniture IS
beginning 20 arrive and that II will be
put In place IN the near future,
Two new cases of smallpox were re-
ported today at the city health office
the victims being Lawrence Frice who
resides at 1919 south Ninth East and
Elijah h. James. who resides In the
rear Of So east Third South Mr. James,
It is said was "voccinated unsuccess-
fully" Eighty more school children
We're yaccinated by Drs. King and FISH
er this morning.
Mrs. Anna Walker, Of Pennington
died at her home today. She was a
widow and highly respected. Her fun
eral will be held on Wednesday, the
2Gth.
Manager Cutler OF the Utah Sugar
company is expected home from the
East today.
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Fifteen Of Them Locked in the
City JAIL
MUST BE CLOSELY WATCHED
,aiIer Kimball No Longer Enters tue
Institution Aione-PindS Th"' IL
ira Precautions are Necessary

AS a result Of the crusade inaugur-
ated BY the police against Migrants
surethlng leechcs and assorted grai'eIs'
the old city jail bids fair to be filled TO
oyergowlng. The police are determined
90 rid the city Of this bad element II
they can. Already beggars ana conn
dence men are here in no small NUM-
hers and with the coming OF the live
stock convention the police authorities
anticipate a rush OF sharps OF all des-
oriptions. Extra care Is being taken and
all suspicious looking characters are
being closely watched. During the last
week ten such men have found their
way into the old bastie and most OF
them win remain there until the flow
ers bloom in the spring" In eonnec-
ton with the crusade. Jailer Sol KIM
bah is having his troubles At present
he has fifteen men in his charge, who
are serving from sixty days to six
months imprisonment, Besides these,
there are the usual number Of common
"vags" and DRINKS. Jailer Klmbal
says that the fifteen men mentioned are
all desperate characters, and he has 10
be constantly on his guard for fear OF
an outbreak
He says II has become unsafe for him
TO venture IN the Jail alone any more,
and the assistance Of a stalwart blue
coat has become absolutely necessary.
Yesterday he heard the men muttering
among themselves and he has reason
10 believe that they contemplated an at
tack.
The old Jan Is not a safe place to hold
such men unless they are confined IN
separate cells. On account OF this In
security Mr. Klmball has ordered sew
eral new leg irons. He has nine pairs
Of irons now. including an Oregon boot
and they are all IN use. Five men, who
are considered 70 be the worst Of the
lot. are not allowed to go out with the
chain gang but are set at work In the
city jail As soon az the new irons are
delivered these men VIII be sent along
with their pals, up the canyon. 70 /
break rocks and improve the roads,
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JUST FOR Fun.

The stranger had heard shouts and
cries, but had seen no smoke Stlll the
noise was terrific. Every now and then
a victim was carried to the rear
And how many patients have you.
doctor?" asked the stranger, as he en-.
tered the hospital tent.
"Oh, about the average-six broken
legs ten fractured arms, twelve STAYED.
In ribs and seven collar bones broken
Had this poor fellows neck been twist.
ed half an inch more II would have
been all up with him."
Then the stranger noticed that, al.
though the marquee was full OF suffer
Ing men, there were no signs Of war
fare.
And where was the battle Tough"
asked the stranger.
What battleY' queried the doctor
why, the battle in which these poor
men came by their wounds"
"Oh, IL wasn't in a battlel" returned
the medico. mo; they owe their pres
ence here to football match. LONDON
Answers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.


John w. Murphy is the man who pur-
Joined a couple Of 10 cent handkerchlefs
from the New York Cash Store yester-
day. He was caught In the act and
Judge Timmony fined him $40 which
was paid
Joseph Quirk was accused Of beIns a
vagrant. IL only begged of three men,
said he,
only three?' asked the court.
That's all
That's enough-thirty days at la
Dor"
The case against John Sinclair. ac-
cused OF vagrancy, was continued fvoW
yesterday. r.. II Irvine testified that
the defendant had approached him Tor
piece OF money. Sinclair was given
ninety days.
The case against John Shredder
charged with exhibiting a deadly wcap-
on, was continued until Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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Before Judge Cherry.

In Judge Cherry's court this morning
a judgment was handed down In the
case Of Edward Home, against the
Buckeye Mining company. The judy
ment was In favor Of the plaintiff for
St05. The case was one growing out
OF an issue OF mining stock and was
submitted some time ago.
In the case Of Soacheim Smidt against
the Rio Grande Western Railroad COM
pany. a motion for new trial made by
the defendant was sustained
The motion for a new trial in the case
Of James j. Byser ct al against the
Salt Lake City Railroad company, was
continued 20 Dec nth.
The hearing for arguments for a mo-
FOR a new trial in the case Of A. b.
Sawyer vs. Salt Lake City, was contin-
ued TO Dec. 26th.
Ten days were allowed plaintiff 20
plead In the case Of II. +. Stolzenberger
against Laura a. Brieger.
Several cases Of garnishment against
the Rio Grande Railroad company were
discharged under the 60 day law. Thirty
days were allowed the plaintiff 10 pre-
pare serve and file notice OF intention
OF motion for new trial.
In the case OF Rabert J.Jessup against
Salt Lake City, the sum OF $2l4O was re
duced from the amount OF fees as taxed
for DR.. and Mrs. Luther