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uation, First tEora Is mo Information
Of traffic at the present tII. r.....i :"
giving official assurance of tbe ,h
United States having uo lvir.e frG.-.
lis representatives showing or g,tp'i
stoppage Of traffic within recent lags
Second. both governments a,q 9sg..l
that the FIRST responsibility for main.
tanning free traffic d. on CoIumr.I ana
mat the United States .s NOT c3II.! ip.
on 10 act until Colombia HuJs .ar.,if
unable TO fuldu the primary re.p.1.
sibillty Third thp UnIed Sat.. ma
doubleday win Judge for itself aaa auy
occasion arises l1r exercising IL. AM.
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soHLEY COURT OF INQUIRY.
Will he Held in Gunners' Workshop,
Washington Navy Yard.

Washington, Aug. l9.--The navy de-
partment has decided that the Schley
court Of inquiry shall be held in the
gunners workshop at the navy yard.
The workshop is lagge new building
and well adapted TO the requirements
of the court
Judge Jere Wilson and Hon.
lsidor RaynOr. counsel for Ad-
miral Schley In the coming court of in
quiry, called on Acting Spscy. OF the
Navy Hackett today and made inquiries
regarding the departments list Of wit
nesses. They were informed that the
department had not prepared a list. that
the preparation OF this list is in the
hands OF Capt Lemly the judge ad-
vocate OF the court who is now In
Canada, and who is expected 10 return
TO Washington next Monday. They
also were informed that counsel for
Admiral Schley could write Il letter to
Capt Lemly asking for the list, which
letter would be forwarded 10 the judge
advocate, or they could await lbs re-
turn and then make application 10
him, Admiral Schley dil not accom-
pany his lawyers. Ii Is understood
that a letter win be addressed to the
department by Admiral Schley's coun-
sci asking for a list OF the witnesses.
II is stated that the call on Sccy.
Hackett was informal
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DEPUTY FOR DIXIE.
Marshal Miller Has Appointed JOS. T..
Atkin to Position in Federal Service.

Joseph r Akin has been appointed a
deputy United States marshal for 81.
George by Marshal Miller This Is the
first time the federal department Of
justice has had O representative stu
ated in thal'district and Il win be well
come news to the good people NJ WASH
ington county. The marshals reason for
making the appointment NJ this time
Is hat h. believes there S. considerable
illicit manufacture OF wines, ana IN
tends 90 enforce the Laws
II don't know Just what can be done
about a." said Mr.. Miller this mornings
but rest assured that Mr. Akin VIII
do an 10 bis power 20 stop those who
are eyadinC the revenue law and % see
than the culnrits are punished. THIS Is
the first time that ] have seen my WY
clear TO make the appointment. though
J have long felt that man was needed
IN Washinc,ca county"
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rresldentiaI Army AppoIntments.

Washington, Aug l9--The President
today made the following appont-
menls.
War-Colonel, artillery corps John
r. Myrck.
Lieutenant. artillery corps: William
Ennis, Abner II. Merrill.
Major, artillery corps, Thomas II.
Adams, John A. Lundeen, William Il.
Birkhemer, Arthur Murray Henry l..
Harris.
First lieutenant, artillery corps;
James A. Ruggles, Charles IL. Hilton,
Jr.; Terrence Il. Murphy, George o.
Hubbard John c. Livingston Harry
4. Matthews, Henry II Sheen, Ernest
A. Groenough Joseph s. Hardin. .Syl-
vanus @. Orr, Lanier Cravens, Edward
Hill. James d. Fauntleroy. Harry W.
Newton, Richard T. Ellis and Frank
S. Long.
Second lieutenant, artillery corps Al
Ian Lefort Frederick y. Hennessy,
Robert S. Welsh, John j. Lipopp
Second lieutenant, infantry; Harry
II. Hall, Harry w Bathlany Thomas
T. Duke, Harry ID. Blasland. George
McGregor Frank II. Pratt
First lieutenant, cavalry: William
NJ. Council. George W. Winter.
Second lieutenant, cavalry: Herbert
Mann.
Assistant surgeon volunteers. rank Of
captain: Luther s. Harvey
Navy-Howard Gage and William l..
Burdick, lieutenant commanders
Percy Herbert, boatswain.
Treasury-Thomas H. Morton, col.ec-
tor Of internal revenue for the district
OF Alabama.
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Miss Mabelle Snow, daughter Of Pre-
sldent Snow, has been chosen queen Of
the Elks' Street Fair and Carnival,
and has accepted with true regal grace.
For over month the members OF the
executive committee having In charge
the naming OF their sovereign. have
held midnight sessions In an effort to
arrive at decision AS to who It should
be. on Saturday night Miss Snow was
accorded the honor, and the choice has
met with expressions Of approval in
and out Of Elkdom. Her first exercise
OF royal power viii be the naming Of
200 maids OF honor from over the state
to act as her attendants.
Il was no easy task which the exc
cutiye committee had before them
when they began TO figure on the pro-
blem as to who should be queen. Ten
days ago they had under consideration
100 names. but by last Friday the list had
narrowed down to five, each one OF
the number being supported by mem
Der Of the executive committee. They
were Miss Lennie Savage. daughter Of
c. r. Savage; Miss Winder daughter
Of Bishop winder; Miss Rachel Camp
bell. daughter Of X. s. Campbell; Miss
Georgia Weber, daughter a T. G.
Weber: and Miss Mabelle Snow.
daughter OF President Snow. 1t was
a deadlock as TO which one OF these
should have the honor, 80 the commit
tee decided 20 draw out three OF the
names from a hat The fortunate ones
were Miss Campbell, Miss Savage and
Miss Snow. These three names were
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,,.,b Streets Partly Washed Away and
carried Down the Hill to Wash
ington Avenue.
Easements Filled and Much Damage Done to Contents
=, p,rdOes New Barber Shop Runed-Knitting Factory
rOoded-Hoe Six Feet Deep Washed Out OF 24th
Street.-The Engines Pumping Out Easements

streets, Is situated the ogden Knitting
works This was filled to depth Of
eighteen inches Again, on the same
avenue, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-hfth streets, in a basement at
No, 243Sh. is a newly furnished barber
shop, belonging to Tom Pardoe. This
was flooded, and the fine shop fixtures
ruined.
Under the Reed hotel is located the
offices of the Ogden Building g. Saw
ings association. This basement was
filled with water, sand and mud to a
depth Of three feet and some Of ths
contents badly damaged,
The orchard Of Amos Stone. located
opposite Glenwood park, also received
particular attention from the storm,
and some of the most valuable trees
therein were totally ruined and others
badly injured.
During today the fire department is
kept busy with their engines pumping
water from Easements. Washington
avenue is in a frightful state and busi-
ness Is practically stopped for the time
being.
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Uniform statc Law commission.

Denver. Colo, Aug. lathe national
conference OF commissioners on uni
form state laws which Is made up OF
commissions created by the different
states, will meet at the Brown Palace
hotel today 10 consider an act to os-
tablsh a uniform law relative 20 d.
vorce procedure. The conference will
also discuss a change IN the Insurance
laws with q view 20 uniformity.
The president 81 the conference Is
Judge Lyman ID. brewster OF Danbury.
Conn, who is also chairman Of the
committee o. the American Bar assoc
citation which has the same object In
view The conference Is a distinct
body from the American Bar associa-
lion, but an the members are affiliated
with the latter organization and win
attend It's convention which begins In
this city on Wednesday next.
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To Garnishcc Milwaukee Banks.

Milwaukee Wis, Aug l9-Chatifs
Wilde, acting for The Amstoriamisch
bank OF the Netherlands the Disconto
Geselschaft. German discount bank
ing society. and for Robert SuermonL
a representative OF @ German bank,
today began garnishment proceedings
against two Milwaukee banks supposed
10 have funds deposited ny Gcrhardt
and who was arrested in Milwaukee
Tcrlinden, charged with having ab-
seconded from Germany with SSibepo
and taken 90 Chicago. where he h. he'd
awaiting extradition papers The plain
tiffs claim that rerlinden mWcted their
institutions to the extent Of f1,o0g each.
The contents OF a safety deposit box.
rented b. Terlinden IN ono or the local
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ARLEY'S RESERVOIR FILLED UP.
Ut Nights Storm Put the Waterworks Up There Out of Bus.
InesS'-len Feet OF Mud and Clay in the Weirs
and Reservoir

A'saock this morning S. f. Brown,
=" hs charge of the waterworks res
s'~ 10 Parley's canyon, noticed that
y y vaults and the bis tank were rap
y -''hg%iih mud he Immediately
10y Ile water OF the reservoir and
'-'a u to dow down the main chan
I '' 'he time this was done, how
!, III ''l 'eot OF red clay and mud had
~ ABOVE the gelrs and about seven
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sccy. Hay Going to Canton.

Washington. Aug. 19.-Sec. Hay will
leave for Canton in a day or so. pro-
badly tomorrow. II is said at the
state department that more significance
Is attaching TO the visit to the presi-
dent than the facts warrant.
Although Il Is quite evident that the
visit will give an opportunity for going
over the disturbing conditions In South
America. the Chinese situation and
other pending international questions.
yet there is reason 10 believe that the
meeting has no special reference to any
OF these topics. but Is more with a
view to adording opportunity for a
general exchange between the presi-
dent and secretary Of state.
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|uIopean Cron silnnfinn-

l.,...a aug ia-The Mark Lsro
Is.''., To-Day cumming IN the cr"p
~, ,,-e authorities estimate Tho
s0FTp o. ne United Kingdom n,
8 bushels that Of Frans ar
gsr S.s5e.s and the crops OF
lss.l, q ,. ,l Holland al 20 900 600
. = 'olal of 59s O00. oo6 bushels for
ifer..,. Wheat Importing area 'o ~
llaf hb,t.l, |liope which needs Ccl. =
ll,l N. 'u. America with home
pa "a IA ' slA.e,ed.ug 10000 900 bushels
Z p ~, blshels and Is therefore
h,st ~ win the deficit glnrje-
lssnbs.,h s Russian. Roumanlar,.
p ht n and Argentine snrpluses
,'te, ''.e' ihe wants Of Itaiv and
Pc. ouyes like Cape Colony.
|e ni ..t.f.and. Scandinavia. chi,
s1 IA pyDabiy Austria Hungary
D. 81, onugal, Egypt aud india
ne no,,s lpporilng Tor he next
g Il, NJ, s; hupt Egypt has dropped
.tss -, ~ exporting countries ana
sgsr, usS Seem able 10 continue
,sssi IA, "a, lae government has as.
>sssl !, ss, ,e win be an exportablo
'''" quarters. but an
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President Spends Day at zoar.

Canton. Ohio. Aug. l9.-President Nc
Kinley Is spending today at Zoar, the
communicate village organized by Ba-
varlath, and conducted on the Socialis-
tic plan.
Mrs. Mckinley accompanied the Pres
ideDL The party consisted Of the pres
ent Mckinley household and guests,
Col. and Mrs. Myron I. Herrick, their
son Parmelee HcTick. and few Can
ton relatives and friends Of the presi-
dent. The party win return to Cam
ton late this afternoon.
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feet OF the dirt had been deposited in
the reservoir MIR. Brown thinks the
wash came down the canyon a distance
Of ten or eleven miles and is from one
vicinity 1t is expected that Supt.
Hines will take up a gang of men,
horses ani scrapers tomorrow for the
purpose OF putting the waterworks In
shape again Commissioner Westerdcld
is In the canyon today. But light rain
fell there this mosiing.
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noer Laager snrnrI.ed.

London, Aug. l9-Lord Kitchener In
a dispatch from Pretoria dated today.
says that q party Of South African c0n-
stabulary yesterday surprised a strong
Boer laaeer near Mlddleburg. Cape
Colony. killing % men. The constabu-
larry numbered 100 men, but, owing 90
the strength II the enemy. 600 10 500
men. they were unable 20 follow up
their success, and during their retire
ment they lost one man killed and had
six wounded. Fourteen men are miss
inc
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HABEAS CORPUS WRIT.
William Hoffman Wants TO Get Out Of
Jail Reason Why

Judge Stewart this morning issued n
writ Of habeas corpus returnab.e
Wednesday for the person NJ William
Hoffman who was sentenced by Justice
williams of The West Jordan precinct
Of Salt Lake county Co q term Of s.S
months Imprisonment and 90 pay D aro
OF 500 or stand committed at tao rate
of 81 % day Hoffman says that hc hs
served the six months and has alrfadf
served l01 days oa the frst part %. DIS
sentence he claims 90 Dr. ilIemliy ff-
strained His crime was ind .'ft csc
posture. which was On the 2lst ilg ~
last October
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Golf Handicap List.

New York, Aug. 1.-the Metropolis
tan Golf association today made pub
lie its new handicap list, based on the
changes In the public form Of the play
ers since the list was brought out IN
April. In the new list r. 5. Douglass
and Walter j. Travis are both placed
at scratch. In the former list Doug
lass received a stroke from Travis.
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SALT LAKE GOT A GOOD WETTING
N Hours Rain Brought Down Nearly Hall an lnch-Heavy
thunderstorm and Lightning Accompanied Storm
More to Come.

pour almost characteristic OF the trop-
les came upon the city. Lightning
flashed at quick intervals and for every
bright streak there came such rat
Ting, rolling and booming Of natures
artillery as would have nightly pleased
Mephistopheles on the Broken.
With today's precipitation, the total
for this month has been Ito inches.
AZ Modena this morning there was
but a trace of rain, but indications
were that a storm was soon due; and
Director Murdoch Of the weather bu-
reau predicts general rain for the
entire state.
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Seven Men Dead.

Youngstown, Ohio, Aug l9.--Seven Of
the fourteen men injured by the explo-
sion OF molten metal In the blast fur
mace department Of the Ohio plant OF
the National Steel company are dead.
Their names are:
Richard Richards.
John Crulkshank.
Mike Jornka.
Andy Kahut
Mike 0'Brien.
Joseph Bucos.
George Malnik.
Two others OF the injured are I'm n
very serious condition. The accident
was caused by the machinery which
handles the hot metal not working pro-
perly.
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by the comptroller Of the treasury The
complainants who held twenty shares
of the bank stock, alleged gross care
lessness In management on the part
OF the bank directors The bank is
short $4,000 and the stockholders
have been assessed 100 per cent on
their holdings.
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News from BaIdwln,s E,pedItIon.

New York, Aug. IA letter from a
member Of the Baldwin expedition has
been received here. II was written on
board the America on July o. and was
mailed at Eardoe. having been sent
back by the pilot when the ship was
on her way TO Franz Josef land.
In the letter. Anthony Fiala the pho
tographer with the expedition. des-
cribes the landing at Archangel when
the dogs were shipped and from which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-19

sH hour this morning thirty-three
nAilhs Of an inch Of rain fell here
ii SAT- Lake received a consequent
~ Vsltlng.
I'D Weather Clerk Murdoch says the
q hot yet.
loa before Il o'clock this morning
. nin began to drlzzle and flashes Of
laaihg and crashes Of thunder caus-
s.fdesiTians to turn their faces sky
Nj and then rush for indoors or an
a''s.la And none too soon, for the
a'r quickly gathered and a down
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Kruger Rejects Privatecriug Plan.

Brussels. Aug. l9-The Petit Bleu
says Mr. Kruger has rejected the pr-
watering proposals recently made 10
him but reserves the right 10 have re-
course to corsairs II the British shoot
Boer prisoners captured after Septem-
Der 18th. The promoters Of the priva-
teering plan intend 20 ignore Mr. Kru-
gers refusal OF their offer.
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RussIans Burn Chinese Qualifications

London. Aug. l9.-The Russians. ac-
cordinR to a special dispatch from
Shanghai, are burning the f1rtitcations
Of New Chwang, and are pushing the
railroad 10 the Corean frontier.
The Germans have leased additional
land at Shanghai on which TO build
barracks.
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Tennis PLAYERS PIN a Trim.

r,ss.t r J., Aug. i9.-Beals
re-, -, aal W. J. Clothier, two Of the
= y. american lawn tennis play
~. -' i-,s,nnins "a trip to England this
t-., zoe Plan IS to 20 over imnc-
~ ~ after the tournament here This
ri,y I t sobahly sailing next Sat
q ,' 1sn New York and spending a
l-,,r,' ~ abroad playing In the biz
WuInamcnts In England.
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u.,lal TO the "News,")

lFfHF
.sp l9.-During all Of last
W" "a pp to 10 o'clock this MORN
" y. If q the most severe rain storms
,,s ever known has ragged here
I'm IS that some of our streets
IN a very badly dilapidated
.nm and a number of business
~ and easements have been flood
and in some cases the contents
I'D
Tqspty.fourth street, near the
s,nssa church, a great trench six
I, 8sep has been washed out and
!. Alb, and sand carried down on to
r.,,l,gton avenue. In the basement
~ Fint National bank building
.,,,sB on Washington avenue and
,,,r.iourth street, below the Meth
N church and county court house,
n. barber shop of Charlie Hiser.
y, vas alled with sand and water
sa,h depth that business for today
~ slanioned, -.
"a Washington avenue, between
rny.Alrd and Twenty-fourth
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then placed in the hat. and one slip
was drawn. Miss Shows name was
upon H. She was notified, and, after
getting the consent OF her parents, she
sent a letter Of acceptance.
MISS SNOW CONGRATULATED.
During the day Miss Snow received
no less than a dozen kilograms from
different parts OF the country con-
graduating her on being chosen queen
OF the carnival.
IDAHO'S GOVERNOR COMING.
II. A. Hunt, chief executive OF the
stae OF Idaho, VIII be down TO the car
nival with his stan swelling the num-
Der Of prominent visitors, SO Captain
Stoll was Informed today by the fol-
lowing communication
MY Dear Capt:-l beg TO acknowledge
with great pleasure your invitation OF
the l2th. inst, 20 attend the Elks' car
nival on Sept. 10th. | will shape my
business in such a way that am quite
positive ! win be able 20 attend this
interesting event with my stan. Thank
ing you for your courteses. | am.
yours Most Respectfully,
III A. HUNT,
Governor Idaho {"
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Islander Wreck Victims.

Omaha, Neb,. Aug. l9.-Walter G.
Preston and wife who were rescued
from the wrecked steamer Islander
were married In this city three weeks
ago and were well known here. Pres
ton was In business In Omaha for
many years before going to Seattle. His
wifes parents reside in this city.
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NIles. Mich.. Rank sucd.

Niles, Mich. Aug. is.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. H.. Landon. OF New York. have b.
gun suit In the BERGEN county circuit
court against the directors Of the de-
funct First National bank Of this city,
which closed It's doors last March as
a result Of Cashier Johnson's embez-
elements. 10 recover the amount OF
their stock. plus the assessment levied
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banks, will be attached The box con-
tanned 10000 marks and a certificate
Of deposit on q Chicago bank for S3l00.
These are being held by the sheriff
pending adjudication In the circuit
court Of Milwaukee county.
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HUTCHlNs Is HERE.

George L. Hutchins. who has been
around the country IN connection with
The Elk fairs that are being held In dif-
fcrent cities. returned TO Salt Lake this
morning. He reports that the carnlyals
are universally successful. The last
city visited was Tacoma. and In that
city close TO 100000 people were in at
tendance. The coming fair here is be
ing discussed considerably In other
places. and Mr. Hutchins looks for a
bigger thing here than IN any OF the
cities that have been enjoying similar
events. A.
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Rain Stops Tennis.

Newport, r. l.. Aug, 19,--Play in the
tennis tournament today was brought
to close by downpour Of rain. When
the play was called w. a. Larned had
won the lrst Sc. Of his match with Lee
Ware In the semi-fnals.
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Spanish Red Cross Society.

New York, Aug. l9-The Spanish Red
Cross society Is preparing the data for
a history Of the Spanish American war
and especially Of the work OF the Red
Cross society In that campaign.
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'"''l Against AnlomohIIc Rncns.

s, n.oTt R l., Aug. ia specla,
y ssr lhe police commission has
D. v-n loI tonight when final ac-
~ Ice % oe taken on the protest Of
ht.s'li AGAINST permitting The
I, y automobile Racing associa-
\. August s'ih. ''' 'o' races on
n Il :, 'ahlorhilt, Jr.. who is presi-
.ti.i , we association, has consulted
tsay ss.nol elag viii be left undonu
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port the real voyage of the polar trip
began. The members Of the party were
given banquet after which the Amer
lea sailed for the north. According to
the writer, every one at that time was
we'll and In good spirits.
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ottomun Troops occupy Kilsobair

Constantinople, Aug. 1.-two COM
panies OF Ottoman troops have occupied
Kilsobair. disputed territory across the
Bulgarian frontier. and the Bulgarian
charge d'ahaires hls demanded their
recall within a specified time.
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Duke Of York M CapctOwn,

Capetown Aug. 19The Duke and
Duchess Of Cornwall and York arrived
here at noon today from Simonstown.
They received an enthusiastic well
come. The city was layishly decorated.
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Price or snrnr Rcdnced.

New York. Aug l9.-The American
Sugar Refining company and an the in
dependent companies have reduced an
grades Of refined sugar 10 points 20 the
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Indian crop authority denies that the
famine is over or that the 1901 crop Is
abundant.
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PENSION FOR JOHN W. LOWE,

Especial 70 the "NewaD
washington. d. c.. Aug, IA pen-
sion has been granted John W. Lowe.
Eureka, Utah, at IS.
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"A Washington avenue, between
Nny.Ald and Twenty-fourth