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The silver star., 1901-03-01

Black walnut canes were gwen w
cabinet members Tuesday BY ~
dent. The canes were sent tns
dent from Illinois. npd wers csk n! ~, ~
walnut tree ON the farm forfn ~,
property Of Abraham Lincoln. "A
risto~s township. nseon Co. g. ~
The silver star., 1901-03-01

Benevolent Party--My man. DON.
you think fishing II . cruel sportf
Ansisr-crueff We'll. I should ~ 70.
! nave nat here six hours. have noe hsA
. bite. and am nearly frossn 70 lsash.
The silver star., 1901-03-01

credit. Russia, through her preseD,
finance minister. Serge Yulesitcb D,
Witte, proffered atloan of $500 ooo, %,
in gold. to be paid back at any TIM
we saw fit. The proffer was deelinsj
and bonds issued instead. Il
1t was during the civil war that u,
Alaskan purchase came up. Presidsui
Lincoln reminded the Russian mInisk.
that we were short of gold. He evaS il.
formed that Russia was in no hurry
for the money-that we could pay
when we were able and without an,
interest charge whatever.
We have had many friends anon
the nations of Europe, but with; th
exception of Russia and France, The
have been fair weather" ones Il
times of adversely Russia could Away
be depended upon. 9tIH S~t}
The silver star., 1901-03-01
LORD cuRzoN

LORD CURZoN.
riened from the sleeping ear ser',e
and went TO Oberlin college, where 3
was educated at Mr.. Armour's expen'e
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09

Benjamin Tonkin VS.. city of scran-
ton: trespass.
Exeter Machine Works vs.. Pine Hill
Coal company: assumpsit.
George -. Mitchell vs.. Pennsylvania
Coal company: trespass.
Elizabeth Carmen vs.. Scranton Rail-
way company: trespass.
Joseph Fellows ct al. vs.. G.. Smith ct
al: ciectment.
d. W. Burr vs.. NJ. NJ. Williams; APP
peal.
II. II. Cortrieht VS.. B~ittenbender &
Co.: assumpsit.
city of Scranton VS.. L. Arigoni; sci.
fa.
T.. c. Bunnell VS.. Il. NJ. Ward: as
Mary Walsh vs. Borough of Winton;
trespass.
Michael Ratchford VS.. Scranton Rail-
way company: trcspass.
TUESDAY, NOV. &c, 1901.
United Security Life Insurance and
Trust company VS.. Alex. Craig. sci. ia.
Ida Daley. now Ida Ilotz. VS.. Will
lam Weyandt: appeal.
>. sykes VS.. Flanagan & O'llora;
appeal.
j. w. Mock VS.. William b. Halder-
man; appeal.
August Nockroth vs.. John =. Thorn
as. appeal.
Orlando 2oHelle vs.. r.. G. Lewis:
ejectmeut.
Athens Furniture company VS.. j.
William Sweeney: appeal.
j. w. Mock vs.. Fred llalderle; APP
peal.
Frank Burnum VS.. Michael Hannon;
appeal.
hannah Il. Gerrity vs. Dickson Manu-
featuring company: trespass.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. -. 1901.
Arnold Moore VS.. Daniel Wyno; APP
peal.
Scranton Gas and Water company
W. G.. Smith ct al: sci. ia.
Owen Flynn VS.. Ontario Accidental
Fund ct al: appeal.
John Yates rs. John LiShtbody; tres
pass.
6. l.. Rice W.. G. l.. Smith: appeal.
Elmer II. Ridgeway vs.. Mary A..
R~idgeway; divorce.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.

liz, OF letter, remaining nncallcd ror at the
scranton roStoiticc, l.ack0"anna county. Ocr,-
brr ., lNol. Persons calling for these Letters will
p!ca'e say advertised aud give date OF list.
Ezra II. Ripplc, T.. VI.
Il. 4. Anderson.
Charles y. BIazou. II. klbcr, nc,.cncr StcrI
Plant, George ". BIchmai, Lou l,rssey. Henry
Eauclmau, John Baldon. John BlacN.
VI. j, Costello, John Conrad, Irwin Cameron.
y II. Carroll, uCllri Collins. SpcciaD, Cath,
crime Comrright.
Glycarina Drilling Machine Co., II. Wilbm
crop. Dennis l.. Casey. T.. L. Clark, VIII l..
ronnot.
y. ". Drlmcr, Wilhur Dennis, Ell nou.hcrly.
+. II. irukr, T. &. Duu,lu, VI. l.. David, +. L.
Do,lc. Harry Dougl,crl,.
Eclipse Mig Co., ,:corgr Evans. Rich Evans.
&. a.. rrlton. Mrs. \lonzo Foster, H. q.
TaatS. III Foster, T.. \. r,,hcrly, {. i. I,la.
crhy. VI. II, Fine.
w. ','"""' w. ''"'P''
"'"H, "''hn,' W. "'"H' i'SGan'' ''"TI'
'''", '|N' me''''"'' -, ,"'IA''' !"
''.E'',' '"S,"'' - ''"''"''' ""N ""'"F'
na lanes, wary ,''',''".
''''''' Nun w. 49, N"E'"'' = l." Nrl''''
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
"The Captains Mate"

'Thc Captains Mate which will be present.
cd at the academy ri Music tonight 10y the
Bennett Il Moulton company. is one of the
strongest concdy dramas ever written. The story
opens al tic home ot the lyous, near Gidron'S
Rect. The struggle in inid.air. introduced 1T
til" end OF the first act, is realistic aud thrilling.
The second act takes place un the North
river docks, showing tho arrival Of - ,ull sih:
patrol boat stcaming upon the stage in iuIl
sight ot the audience. The third act is on
hoard the ocean s.cainr" .Nbatros.. At the end
Of the AZ, the certain tall, upon one OF lnr
greatest IRE scenes ever introduced. Tile
fourth act : full OF lcalt interest, ,rubclli,llcl
with good "omcdy. Til" company carries .pc.
oial scenery OF each act nj this production. Nc"
~pccialticS will be introit ed bet wccn acts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
.Winchester'.'

Nv inDlestcr' Is the --latest war play. Il j.
from the pen Vi Edwin McWalr, ANA will be pre-.
scented in this city at the lyccum next >atut.
day afternoon and night for the first time, Il
deals will, the historical battle OF Winclc>, cr,
Va. back in '6i, and tells 4 stony iull o. love
am! patriotism.
The panoramic and electrical effects coupled
with til" Introduces ion of horses intl odU"'d III tie
charges and races woven in the stony ri the
drama i, said to contain enough thrills to carry
hall II dozen pluAN. Prominent in tho cast OF
the forthcoming production are John !. iar'
rel. Marguerite May, Frank sheridan, William
II. Stuart, lIany English, Julia Bacnelier, SIan'
ley ,Ic,sup, Clint Fond, Mart Kelsey, Margaret
Lee, Charles lhappcll and Others,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

In Effect Aug. II, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton ior New iork-At l.iO.
800, $40, 80 and 1905 y. M: FL ~. $50,
a.a5, 800 and $50 y. m. FOR New York and
Philadelphia 80 and 1905 a. M, and IL. - and
:i.i5 y. IN. For Tohylanm-A GO p. III. For
BnNalo-l.l5, 60 and 300 a. M: Leo. 30, ;.0J
and lI.35 u. M. For B~inghamton ana way sta.
ton. 1920 u. m. and Los !. m. for O,wcgo.
syracuse and Itica IL and 80 a. M; $50
and So p. IN. Oswrgo, syracuse and Utica
Monirose-n0 a. M; LOS and 7.0j p. IN. Men.
olson accommodation-i,n and 6.lj p. m.
bloomsbury Division-For Northumberland, at
G.b and 1905 u, m; l,"O and Ga p. IN. FOR
plymouth. at SO a. M: a.ii aud Dos y. IN.
Sunday llain>-For New York, lao. a,.Wr, i.jI
and 1905 4. M; so. 3.ij and 100 p, IN. For
Buffalo lis and G.23 u, m; l.;O, 30, ,.1j
and ll.Sj y. N. For B%iuglamtou and way sta
lions 900 and 1920 4. IN. Bloomsbury division
leave Scranton, 1905 a. m. and ct p. NJ.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Eject June 2, 1901,

llhlAl- ~ Nf'iiA'
For Philadelphia .ind New NoTh Via H. s II.
II, r., at SIS and 9."S q. M. aud BIS, NJ
(Black Diamond ENprcs,l, and Hoo p. M, san.
days, u. & II. II, H., Is, 81 p, NJ.
For White Haven, ~iia2lrlon and principal
points in the coal regions, via D. X II. Il. r..
Gi5, us and ~, p. N. For roltsvillc. G,ij a.,
M, lis y. M
For Bethlehem. Ea,,ou, Reading. Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via D., X II,
II, r.. ,d.ii, o"s a. NJ; rs, ~ 0hlack Dia'
Inonl ENlrc>j, li."u y. IN. sundays, u, n II.
II. H., obs a, M; los, So p. ~.
For Tmklanuock, TowandL. t,lmirl, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
d, L. II ". II, r., : 10 Is m, aud =. 10 p, m,
For Geneva, Rochester, ]iiuliIlo, Niagiua Falls,
Chicago and all points west, via u, y H. Il. H.,
as, Ili5 a. M, -, %"i 'Blirk Diamond IA
press, T.iS, lnll, li.31 1, IN. %sunIIys, y, x H..
Il, r., ll,ji, s2' =. m.
Pullman p.llor aud Sleeping ar Irhigh Valley
Iurlor can, uu IN raius hctwrcu Niikr, Bar"
and Sew Norb, Philadelphia, Buffalo ANA SUI
pension Bridge,
RoIIiN II. WilmR, orm >upt, - cortland
street, New York.
CHARLES :, LEE, G'n. Pas, Asr, g" CORTLAND
street. New \olk.
4, ". NoNEM\cufR. pN, Pas >Yt., south
BetLlchum, ~,
For tickets and Pullman reservations 4pllN 10
IA" lavhaWauut avenue, scranton. r..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
FACTORYvILL.E.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune,

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Tactoryville, Oct. S.--The funeral of
the late Corinna b. Wilson was at
tended from the Methodist Episcopal
church at Factoryvillc. Rev. Mr.. Lee
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. Abel Wrig-
ley. who had known deceased from
childhood. He spoke of her Christian
worth and ~gentleness. saying she was
Il good woman. II true friend. an af-
~fcctionate mother. She is survived by
one son.. j. j. Wilson, of Denver. Col:
Mrs. T.. j. Biddleman and Miss Bessie
A.. Wilson, of Factoryville: one sister.
Mrs. Henry Jones, of Factoryvillc,
and two brothers. Elijh and John
~Broadbcnt, of California.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
pennsylvania"

Al the l,ccum last night. "Pennsylvania." a
mining drama, written by Daniel Hart and C..
J.. Callahan. was presented. The scene OF the
drama is laid in Il little mining hamlet near
Wilkcs-BalIc, and the tour acts are intensely
mclodrama,ic.
The third act i, laid al the foot OF the Vulcan
mine where an explosion oi gas occurs. The
fourth act is culivcned by a mine strike aud
the militia is called out 10 prevent riotiug.
During the aciion q! the drama a number
of singing and dancing sp"cialtics are intro
ducCd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
WINANS HULL
IS ON TRIAL
MUCH TROUBLE MET IN sECUR-
ING A JURY.

Wayne County Men Have Either a
Fixed Opinion About the Guilt of
the Accused. or They Refuse Alb
: solutely to Convict on Circumstan-
tial Evidence-Panel Was Ex-
haustcd After Four Jurors We're
Secured. and a New Panel of Sixty
Jurors Has Been Ordered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
DURYEA.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Duryea. Oct. S.-William Gearhart,
has removed his family to Greenwood.
Misses Mary Dills and Bertha Smith
We're callers in PittstOn yesterday.
Miss Mable stiles was Il caller in
Pittston yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09

Mid Cats El>t-l,3O q. M, i. j. Costello; I
a. ~, +. |" Roscls; ! =. M, W, ". laharr;
s a. NJ, 7 Fitzpatrick; 10 A. M, I. ". Dunn;
II 4. m, q, W. Burt; = y. M, o. W. ritz,
gctald; ! p M, ". A. Bartholomew o p, IN,
II, Bisbin@.
SUBMITS. Etc -G a. NJ, east, j, l~Tcnuigan S =,
IN, west, q. flounfclkcI: ! T. M, west, lloIr
w!th Tl.onpson's crew; Il =. M, east, y. ,JI-
rieg; > p. M, west, NJ, Golden: . p. M, Ny
Aug, f.. McAllstcr; y. M, tayusd, NJ Gin
ley.
ras.ers-6 a. M, Widuer; Gas a. ~. :. lin
merry; 5 a, M, IIouser; ll.5o a. M, Moran; d
p, NJ. GeITity; . p. M, Murphy; o =. M. W,
II. Bartholomew; 10 p. M, lAmpin2.
Passenger Engines .. M. Gatucy a. m,
Singer, 10 a. m, \. !, Duhy; 10 a. M, /. l..
secor; r. M, stanton, $40 p mn, M'Gn'cru.
Wild CAT, Wcsi-j a. M, Z. Wall; : a, M,
T. Douii"lp; 10 a. m, VI, 'lrmodN; II "a. M,
hctrlmm; " p. m, 'aNanaugh; > o. M "a
Randolph; 4 p. M, kingsley: : n M, J. H.
Mcrann; q p. NJ, Iirn"%. With john Eah"'
cams crew.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
COMMON PLEAS
TRIAL LIST
CASES SET DOWN FOR THE NO.
MEMBER TERM.

List for the Three Weeks of Civil
Court Which Begins Monday, Nov.
II, Was Completed Yesterday by
Deputy p~rothonotary Cummings.
Present List Brings the Cases
Awaiting a Hearing Down to the
First Of the Present Year-one
Divorce Case to Be Heard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.

fYaiu Tor New Nmk 'nd Intermediate point,
AuyIl, 1850 a. M, nom llune,lalc. iiaWicy
aud Intermediate points; 40 y, M from New
York and Intermediate points. No sunday trains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
Forbes Defeats Gardiner.

By Exclusive Vine from The Associated Pres,
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 5, Clarence FORBES won
the decision tonight over oscar Gardincr, in the
ninth round vi What was scheduled as . 20
round bout.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
THEATRICAL News.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

ACADEMY. Bennett d Moulton Repertoire
company. Afternoon and night.
~SrAR-'Thc New York stars" Afternoon
and night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
NnIiNE,.

Conductor II, ]. lmkin VIII run }, G"rrity'S
crew on 0 q, m. wild cat. oct, ., AMI until
mther NOISE.
Conductor H. Blsbiug and crew will attend 10
a. m. claS Ain Brake Instruction ear, Oct. D
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09

suddenly deserted him and his who'll
frame Quivered and shook. while he
shifted from one foot to the other, to
relieve his restless spirit. When the
district attorney finished reading the
indictment. llull's counsel answered
not guilty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
D., l.. e. w. BOARD FOR TODAY.
Following is the makeup of the D.,
l.. & W. board for today:
WEDNESDAY. oyrouER 0

Wild Cats EaSt-s y, M. T. Mccarthy;
p. M, \, q, ilIwmitr.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

he bss conducted his office is commendable. He has siscbarged his duties in quiet and unassuming. yet in n business-kA way, that has won and is winning for him many friends, Among.the many alterations and Improvements naugurated is the increase in jail accommodations This was demanded in the name of deeency and humanity, owing, to. the increase in the number of prisoners.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

After several years ofobservation and experience, we-are forced to the conclusion that it pays to be honest though man by practising it may die, for getting and by theworld forgot and consunedy poerin purse. But he is likely to carry down to the grave with him contented mind and leave good influences behind him. And.are not those better even than great riches
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

By late. steamers the NUGGET has received the largest compstest and best assorted job stock to be found in None. We have added many new lines of type and improved our. mechanical department in many ways, and we thoroughly equipped for printing anything from patent medicine label to . full sheet poster And our prices are reasonable.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

"A mob in Helena, Mont, recently lynchea man named Brady for hideous crime. And Montana is not. Mississippi Arkansas, or even Georgia. It looks as if Montana were going back to..frst prin- ciples, in thus renewing custom of it's early days.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

San Francisco has been entertaining several hun dreds of bishops and other dgntares of the Episcopal church. Therefore suppose that that wicked city will have had nice lot of pure breathed into it and over it.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

The NuepEr:s short. time ago. published state- naent showing theaumhsr of.cases handled by United Ststss Msss}al Rchattis'> office since he assumed csntrol' Thsnunber was.52a, pretty evenly divided bstwsen civil and criminal cases. The showing is rsuark ksb}eonsr and it is probably equaled by few nseef'cts of the west or northwest. United States Marshall Richards is an indeiaigabls, painstaking ene oonseisntious worker, and the manner in which
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

F. The America's cup seems destined to>remain in America. We have better builders and sailors, too though have truer gentlemen than is this gal lant British knight, Sir Thomas Lpton.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

There was vein of pathos, intentional or, other, wise. in that portion of the grand urys report which stated heinablity of the jury to find evidence sut fcent to indict any officials.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

If the 'councilman from, the sixth" would not bray so loud people might forget that such council manic ASS formed small portion of the city govern. ment.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

The strike in San Francisco. has been djusted and all concerned are heavy losers, because it oc cured. And so-it always is with strikes and so~i, always will be.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

Delegate Murphy and other friends of Nome and Alaska shoxld do all in thsir power this winter.to have congress make appropriation for the the establishment of life saving service on Boring coast. Because of the nggardliness of. gress and the indifference os the government Bering has been the grave otsevepa good men, this year. These men who met untimely deaths because of governmental and congressional neglect have left widows and orphans, who today might be happy and in comfortable circumstances had. congress done it's plain duty by making. small appropriation tor the erection of life saving station at Nome. If the congressional conscience were tangible thing the mingled tears of widows and orphans might quicken it into sensibility..
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22
InE GOLD OUIpl4. THIS, YEAR.

Seuae months ago the NuGl.NP predicted that the output of gold this season. in, Northwestern. Alaska would reach $4, ,5OO,OOO notwithstanding. the back ward spring and unfaycrahle summer for pursuing operations. We are glad to say that our prediction has fulfilled, and that as far careful estimates can be made, there has been added this year to the worlds wealth fully $4,OOOOQ0 in. gold. dust from Northwestern Alaska.
 Approximately, last year this section produced S5OOO0OO The figures show slight decrease for ths reasons enumerated above. To tn h)se who familiar with the conditions prevailing this season the result is,~ most gratifying, and is much. better than was anticipated by many people, If that amount of gold be mined in short season. such this was, the outlook for future years is most gratifying, indeed While districts, such Port Clarence and. the Kougarok, were comparative failures this year, the Council City and Solomon river distaicts- to have made up for what. the others lacked. Cape Nome district has sustained its record the premier gold producer of the pennsulay and it pfobahy will be for years to come, although the Council City country bids fair to be healty rival of Nome. The fact that Port Clarence and kougarok districts have
 made such poor showing IS to be depored, but those districts should not be condemned without further trial We believe that in the next two three years both of those sections will be to- the front pro- duGers of tho yellow metal It may take some time to locate the several paystreaks but that they thare is the opinion of. most practical miners who have examined the placers of those districts.
 The mining operations of next year promise to be on much more extensive scale than before; and this will be the yearby year, for there be scarcely any question that ,tha gold output of this section in the next ten years will astonshths world accustomed though people to. expect marvel ous yields from this great country.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

If whispers ffrou, Washington, which find their way into the newspapers, amount to anything, Pres dent Roosevelt is likely to have reconstructed cabinet before very long. It is hned that Secretary of State Hay is determined to retire, andtha he will be.succeeded by Elihu, Root now secretary of war, while Ethan Allen Hitchcock, secretary of the. in selior, may be succeeded by former United Senator CArter, of Montapa.,.
The Nome nugget., 1901-10-22

When the great white silence settles down on this section the people have time to get acquainted with each other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-24
FIERCE CONTEST
IS LOOKED FOR.
Rival Teams viii Meet at the
League Tomorrow
SALT LAKES vs. L0BSTERS.
both Aggregations Have Praeuceo
Hard for the Game ley VIII
pitch for the Visitors

The eyes OF the baseball enthusiasts
of Salt Lake and ogden are focused on
tomorrow's game between the SAT-
Lakes and HOLSTERS. Both aggregatlohs
have been making extra efforts IN pre-
pairing for tomowow's battle and IL Is
sure 10 be holly contested Inc &c
feat Of Gimlin's crowd by the Rail
ways last Saturday and the Parkltes on
sunday. has caused them to realize tha'
they have not monopoly on baseball
Capt Dud Risley's boys have oeen
working like beavers this week ana
have improved wonderfully They iee'
confident Of winning and their admirers
are backing them with coin in abund'
ance. Following will be the lineup oil
the visiting team;
Hansford, pitch, Hausen' eaten
Casey second base; Clark, first base
Gimlin. center field McGregor LETT
field. Bluth. third base; Plake' short
stop. Moser, right field. Borchers SUD
stltute.
The lineup of the salt Lakes VIII be
thus;
Risley p. Barr B, Morrow L, F. NC
Causland / b.. Webster 5, s., Haze H.
F. Williams 3 b., McQuaid Center ~
Margetts c, Hawley, sub.
This will be the first game in which
Risley Is slated to pitch this season.
Uncle Dud" fooled the Holsters plen-
~ last season and he expects to do
On Tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-24
An EXCITING RUNAWAY.


A good exhibition Of nerve and COM
mon sense was made yesterday after
noon by Miss Alice Folsom, The oppor-
lurly came to her In the way of a run
away IN which she figured most con
gauously. Miss Folsom had obtained
Stsam and a rubber tired buggy from a
STATE street livery stable and was driv-
Ig south. when on reaching Fifth
south the animals became very much
frightened at something. They veered
70 the left and dashed along Fifth
South at a terrible pace Miss Folsom
instead Of screaming or jeopardizIng her
h by jumping from the buggy, con-
tsltd to use the only chance that Of
l.sd any means Of escape. and calmly
wSed all Of her energies towards
ltfng the flying steeds IN the middle
4 De road. When Fifth West street
Tarached the horses turned north, as
1 hight train blocked the way on
fhA South, Miss Folsom remained
90 and kept the animals in the middle
q The road They continued their
nrring, but they were showing visible
tns Of weakening They were vast
Ag al Of their energy and running to
ilpupose, The young lady had turned
Q, tables on them, and beat them az
yer own game. When they reached
Dgsh & Frankens drug store Or.
Runmer jumped into the street and
sisa them by the bits and brought
ih,n TO a halt
Mss Folsom was then assisted out OF
NE mgsy and into the drug store, The
'a'lll1g ride had been a hard test 70
~ ~ htfyes' but she was soon composed
ny vas taken to her home In q hack
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-24
4 WILL NOT VISIT
SALT LAKE CITY
). cortsIyou Says President
S@y WV Al. eide Trims.
ucs7Asr FOR WASHINGTON
VII be s'',,,,.-Journey 10 be
"'''' a lel.urely one

Jsco. May 24,-secy' Cortei,
san i.' morning made the .d do'' ot ,hs
l'n . ,n', concerning the plans Of '"'
PRESIDENT .,r. for washington on
The u' ,norolng viii depend upol, q
saturday Y. '' Of the physicians relG Tr,s
on, ,,.. 'ncEIuloys condition. ,o do''
n ,.,,s will be held at moon Iep'y y.
coai'Is',5, decide that Mrs McN ,l,n me 70
q hey . o,n, to stand the trip o '"g
mcrs a - ~ made as scheduled, anu
Start VII VI, ~ y, no stop over until WASH ,n,
neon Is rea p IsSye his train, NO s siHt
,T intend 70 ,na54 not even 10 sal =
55p WI I be %'q The earnest desire re of of
IKE or 9 3ent and Mrs Mckinley ey, ~ = eo .
b, PTsslu,,bne, White House as Sop made
ra1 " The The Trip will not NJ. ~ Dc "a t tlr a
piigs, on rapid time. oHs II 10 lessen
| ssr' !3.d i' 10 Mrs. Mckinley .ve been
rSo traiheo ,n "T Mrs. Mckinley VIII
I, sttendah,Sea r v ~ washington.