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companies, too, viii be consolidated
under one set Of officers.

companies, too. viii be consolidated
under one set Of officers.
Union Pacific baggage car No. 1926
has arrived In Laramie, says the Boom
erang. and II Will be remodeled for use
In transferring the convlcts In the old
penltentiary TO the new one at Rawllns.
The windows and doors VIII be grated
with heavy iron bars. At one end
guards room will be built. from which
the interior Of the car can be command
ed by the guards. hut into which en-
trance cannot be gsined from the car.
Fifty conyicts Will make the trip at a
time.
All details In the plans OF the Trans
Alaskan Railway and Navigation COM
pany are now complete and this week
the engineers will leave Seattle 20 be-
gin actual work, says the Denver Post
Of Thursday. They will arrange the
cross sections and on or about Dec. Is
the construction VIII start. +. $. Gran
ger general manager OF the company,
and r. Jaenigen, secretary Of the con-
struction company are In Denver to-
day making purchases and adjusting
few final arrangements. They VIII
remain over week or so and then 20
TO Seattle. where Offices are being
opened During an interview this morn
ing Messrs. Granger and Jaenlgen out
lined their plans and showed how the
new road Is 10 be one Of the most Inn
portant In the world. II viii make the
missing link In a chain Of railroads
around the globe and when II Is fin
ished II will he possible to get on a
train in New York and ride direct u
81. Petersburg
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\. Il. AND $. p.
They Agree as to Distribution and
Handling Oriental business.

Community OF interest between the
Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe and the
Hartman interest has Just been estab-
lished In so far as the Pacific ocean or
oriental traffic is concerned, says the
Chicago Tribune today.
Instead OF the Santa Fe establishing
an Independent Pacific ocean line from
San Francisco, or making an arrange
ment with the Hamburg American
steamship company, as has heretofore
been reported. negotiations have just
been concluded whereby II will abandon
It's San Diego ocean line on Feb, l. 1902,
and win, Jointly with the Southern Pa
cilc, use the Pacific Mail Steamship
company for It's transpaciflc outlet. I'M
der the new arrangement with the Pa
clflc Mail Steamship company the San
Ia Fee II given equal rights with the
Southern Pacific railroad and Is guar
anteed a certain percentage OF the
Oriental traffic.
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ANOTHER TUNNEL.
New York Seeking Underground So
luton OF Transit Problem.

President Baldwin, of the Long Is
land railroad, has made application to
and filed plans with the Rapid Transit
commission In behalf OF the Long Is
land extension company for a tunnel
from point In New York In the yicin-
ity OF Broadway and Forty-hfth streets
under Seventh Avenue 10 Thlrty-third
street. thence to East river and under
II to Long Island City. The plans re-
present an outlay Of Sb,OO0OOO and call
for double track tunnel It's entire
length for the carrying Of both freight
and passengers, The applicants bind
themselves TO begin work on the tunnel
within 80 days after the franchise shall
have been granted and to complete II
In four years after the work shall have
begun. Motive power other than
steam Is specified. The applicants say
they are willing to pay the city three
per cent OF the gross earnings Of the
roadway or any reasonable amount
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TYPEw RlTERS.

ELEVEN NEW HAMMOND TYPEwRIT-
or. purchased by l.. ID :. Business College
this week. free scholarship offered. me i
tho largest orders u tgpewtlt RS for this
season in the intermUuntain states has Just
been placed With the hammond Typewriter
Company through their Utah representa-.
tive, Mr. jos. Stout, Jr. by the Latter
day saints Business tollegc
Eleven MOI New Naniioldlng Hammond
machines after careful tests we're ordered
Ia one lot. The beauty and accuracy Of the
work, the lightness OF the touch and the
adaptabillty Of these machines 10 the touch
system OF lingering, tanght IN the College,
aere the chief reasons for the adoption Of
the Hammond
The College nov Offers free business schol
arships ~ so each tn the two students. one
lady aud one gentlrman who shall. ~ June
lst ls0s. make the best records as operator,
on the Hammond and hs general stenOgrsph-
orS Now Is the time 10 enter. Como In and
compete for the priko.
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RARE MUSICAL EVENT.
Eugene c. Hefliey VIII Give Piano
forte Recital Thursday, Oct. 10.

An event OF great interest TO the
music lovers of this city will be the
oianoforte recital to be given by Mr.,
Eugene c. Hefiley, Thursday evening,
October 10th, under the auspices of the
music section Of the Ladies Literary
club.
The miscellaneous program TO be
given at that time is published else
where in this issue, 1t promises an
evening OF rare pleasure to all who
may be so fortunate as to hear II and
appeals alike to the professional and
the layman. Interpreted by an artist OF
Mr. HeiIley's skill and magnetism, 1t
will become one of the musical menu
Dries TO be stored for future reference.
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NESERETE VENINGNEWS
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a. IN. today;
Barometer reading at 6 a. M, 25b'
inches, Temperature ut 6 a. m, i6 de-
grees, maximum, 65 minimum, 49,,
mean, "a; which Is degrees below nor
NAL.
Deficiency of daily mean tempera-
ture since the first Of the month, %
degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature since January LIST, Az de-
grees.
Precipitation since first Of month, 60
inch, which is ,l6 inch below the nor
NAL.
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since January list. Las inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ, SUNDAY;
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
Utah forecast made at Denver.
Partly cloudy with rising tempera-
ture tonight and Sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area Of low pressure covers Ari-
coma and New Mexico and extends
northeastward 10 eastern Nebraska.
The crest OF an area Of high pressure
covers Washington and Oregon. Pre-
cipltation has occurred over Washing
ton, Minnesota, Wisconsin. southwest
ern Kansas and adjacent parts Of Ne
braska and Iowa 1t Is cooler over
Washington, Oregon, southern Utah
the Rocky Mountain slope and the
Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys,
i. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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Following is the official program Of
the Utah Federation Of Womens clubs,
which meets in Provo on Tuesday oc-
tober 29th, at II a. m,
Meeting Of executive board and Gre
Dental committee.
IN AFTERNOON.
Invocation, .....,,...... Rev. Goodwin
Addresses Of welcome 49,. &c.. u.,.
Mayor Taylor. Prof Brimhall and
Miss Josephine Kellogg
responses ,....,,. ..,,..s......,,,'..
Mrs Emily Richards, Mrs Edward
Blchsel
Presidents address.
Piano solo. Mrs. Robert Irvine
Reports Of officers,
abe Value of the Locality Novel
...,,,.....,,,.... Mrs. Don Coray
THE Utility Side OF Fiction" NAM.
..,.....,....."..Mi Miss NJ. Alice Isely
IN EVENING.
Music ,..,..,..,.,,..,, Prof, Partridge
Address, America and Opportuni-
y,"..r.....,.,. Rev. Il, |, Goshen
Music ....,.....,,..,,.,.Pr Prof. a. Lund
What Can the Club Woman DO for
the Municipality" Mrs A. Q. Ewing
Vocal solo...,.-,.. Miss Aryilla Clark
WEDNESDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Report Of credential committed
Reports Of Federation committees.
Report OF committee on revision of
constitution.
Notes From the Records OF Some
Progressive Clubs" Mrs. Christensen
Requisites Of Live Club" .n....
.,....,.,. Mrs W. W. Armstrong
WEDNESDAY. 2 p. NJ
Travelling Libraries with Sugges-
lions for the Best Methods Of
Conducting Them" ,,......,....
..,,........... Mrs. ID. Il, Hemphill
Education Factor in Reform" ....
n..,....,.... Mrs. Emma Mooney
Piano solo miss Ruby Christensen
Physical Examination and Care of
Children in the Public Schools"
.....,,,..,..,.., DR. Luella p. Miles
Vocal solo,. Mr.. w. D. Roberts, Jr.
General Culture in the Teacher.
-...., ...,...M Mrs. c. Il. Sullivan
Meeting Of nominating committee.
WEDNESDAY, s P. NJ.
Music .,,...,,....... Prof Partridge
THE Relation Of Art to Life".,.,,.
,....,,..... Mrs. Fred w. Adams
Reading "..."...... Mrs John Reed
Vocal solo .,..,.u... Mr.. Robert Irvine
"Woman's Most Important Work"
..,....,...,.". Mrs. ]. w. Dougall
Music .,,,,...,,.,,.... Male Quartette
Reading ,.,.n,,....,Mr Mrs. John Reed
THURSDAY. 10 A. NJ.
Report Of nominating committee.
election OF officers.
Club reports.
What State Federatlons Are Doing
Elsewhere" Mrs. Susie Young Gates
What should Constitute Eligibility
TO WOmen's Clubs.
Mrs. II. II. Smith, Mrs, Jennie Nell
son, Mrs. ]. w. Cherry.
THURSDAY. 2P.M.
Some Avenues Of Usefulness for
Club women OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. c. q. Plummer Mrs. T.. s. Will
cox, Mrs. T.. u. Wells.
vocal trlo.. .,.s...,....,.......,, Ladies
"The Consumers League, ..,...
...,...,..,.. Mrs, Elmer h. Jones
Domestic service--"How to Make IL a
Recognized Vocation" Mrs. W. A. Nell
den Mrs. Olstein: Social Life for the
Servant" Mrs n. T. Northcott: "Innu-
ence of the Servant on Our Children"
OrangeVile civil government class;
Cooperation Of Housewives" Miss
Nettle Clotworthy
Violin solo Prof Miller
Installation OF officers.
Thursday. s ID, m.-Receptlon.
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ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.

The regular annual business meeting
Of the National Woman's Relief socie-
ty will be held on Monday, October Z,
az two o'clock .. m. in the Salt Lake
assembly hall In this city All officers
and members of this society are invited
TO be present.
L. b. WELLS.
General Secretary.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE

@-aTss=-saaa.s-s.s.-s
BEDMAN VAN STORAGE Co, OFFICE
and forage Rooms isd and ~ :. W. Tempie
81. tCunt.ne3tai Market Bldg.) Moving Sior.
age and tsckiug Of n. n. Goods speciality.
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"CUT OUT" PASSES.
Hartman and Stubs Leading Move
ment to This End.

The San Francisco Examiner says
that western railroad officers. under the
lead Of Messrs. Hartman and Stubs,
are preparing to draw the lines closer
regarding the issuance of free trans
portation A committee has been APP
pointed TO draw up an agreement by
which every western line will practical
ly do away with passes except to en-
ployes.
IL Is stated that the agreement will
shortly be submitted and signed and
become operative at the end OF this
year. This step II Is said will be the
beginning of a reform that will do away
with passes even to railroad employees.
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800 will start bank account. lions
Savings Bank & Trust Company, No. /
Main street, will furnish you free Of
sost small steel savings bank. Helps
you save small amounts, per cent
interest allowed on 81 TO 5000 You
have the bank. we keep the key.
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ELDERS REUNION.

A meeting OF the Elders, Saints and
their friends OF the Eastern States
mission win be held in the Lecture Hall
Of the Latter-day Saints University on
Saturday, October 9Th, at 1880 p. m.
As this is the first formal meeting OF
the organization, an impromptu pro-
gram win be held, Misunderstanding and
the revival Of old acquaintance viii BE-
among the special features.
A. p, KESLER,
President
W. II. SMART.
First Vice President
ED II. SNOW,
Second Vice President.
J. NJ. WHITAKER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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SELLING DATES AND LIMITS
From ogden, Santaquin, Terminus
Eureka. and all intermediate points,
October to inclusive, final limit oc-
tober 18th.
From Harrisville, Cornish and inter
mediate points, sell October to 6, in
elusive, final limit October 18th.
From all other stations, sell October
to g. In elusive, final limit October 10,
1901.
For train service see local Agents,
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Appleauist's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
CONFERENCE AND FAIR RATES
via
Rio Grspde western Railway,

For the semi-Annual Conference, L.
ID. S., october ith 70 9Th, inclusive,
and Utah State Fair, October LIST to
9Th, the following rates are authorized
to Salt Lake City and return via klo
Grande Western Railway:
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Utah COAL.

Castle Gate. slnnyside and Clear
Creek-Lump SOD per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal, N7s
yer ton. Anthracite all sizes, 70 south
Main St., Telephone. i29.
ID. J. SHARP. Agent.
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Tickets will be sold on following
dates: From ogden, Park City,
Bingham. Silver City, Springville. He
ber and intermediate points from Oc-
tober LIST to 9Th inclusive; tickets lin
tied TO october ~. 1901. From all other
points October LIST TO 9Th inclusive;
tickets limited to October 10, 1901
Note-The Rio Grande operates best
local train service IN the state. Trains
run from 10 70 40 minutes faster than
any other line beteen ogden and Salt
Lake, Utah County. Tintc and San
pete.
GEO. w. HETNTZ.
Asst. Genl Passenger Agent.
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Patronize stores That Display
I'VE Give Trading Stamps" (signs)

Headquarters during conference q
The Geo +. Dittmann Boot and Shoe
Co Of ST Louis, represented by Isaiah
W. Fletcher. will be at Az Constitution
Building.
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STOLEN.

ONE sORRRL MARE. TEN YEARS DIN.
TOP end spring robber tire blle trimuliur.
nsggy. red gear brass trimmed harness
Hired IRON kenyon Hotel By Z. Is. Shsru
yuiL helurn and receive liberal reward
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

FIRST CLASS PIANO TIMING. yoIc.
iug and repairing. Gustav Dinklaga piano
maker, r. o, Bos rs CTS Prices reason.
able. Highest instrumentation.
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SPECIAL!
the NEWS" DURING FAIR
AND CONFERENCE WEEK.

All indications point TO an im'
mense attendance at the coming
Conference and State Fair, the
first week in October. ADVER-
Users DESIRING TO REACH
the PEOPLE IN THEIR HOMES
can do SO effectively by using the
semi.Weekly News printed Mon.
days and Thursdays) before Con-
ference season. As AL subscrib-
ers of the semi-W cekly News
who visit the city receive the
DAILY FREE during their stay,
that paper will be an uncxcelled
advertising medium during Fair
and Conference week.
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NEW BOOKS.
FOrty'Three Volumes to be Added to
The Public Library.

The following forty-three volumes.
biography and fiction. viii be added
TO the public library Monday morning,
Sept co. 1901:
BIOGRAPHY
Anonymous-Memoirs Of King Henry
~.
Besant-story OF King Alfred.
Burnett-The one | Knew Best OF
An
Champneys-Coventry Patmore. 2
vols.
Coppe-Grant and his Campaigns.
Sheridan-Personal Memoirs. 2 vols
Stratham--Paul Kruger.
Thompson-Personal Recollections Of
Sixteen Presidents, Washington to Lin
coin, vols.
FICTION.
Observation-Disclosures
Bacheller-Drf and l.
Barr-souls OF Passage.
Benson-A Friend with the Coun-
terslgu.
Benson-Luck Of the Walls.
Cable-Bonaventure
Cablc-Dr SEWER
Cahle-John Marsh Southerner.
Cable-Old Creole Days.
Fofbes-Red Fate.
Hornung-
J0kai- Manasseh
King Norman Holt.
Mackie-M ademoiselle az Berry.
Parker-The Right ~ Way.
payn-Bunt Million
Payn- Confidential Agent
payn--By Proxy
payn-For Cash Only.
payn--Country Family.
payn-ifr1pe from Thorn.
Payn--Hlgh Spirits
Payn-I.ess BLACK than were Painted
Payn-l.ost sir Maesingbrei.
Payn--Moffn Dick Wilmington.
Payn-Tslk OF the Town.
Payn-Under One Roof.
Pool Friendship and Folly.
Saunders-Dehcient Saints.
stephens-Captain Ravenshaw,
sturges-stephsn Colinarl.
Waite-cross Trails.
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E 49, Semi
Weekly
News x

Published Mondays and Thursdays.
Contains the cream of the daily and
Saturday News. Circulation greater
than that of any paper published be-
tween Denver aud the Coast. Sample
Copies free.
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[. D. S. NIGHT SCHOOL.

Now open in New Business College
east Of Temple. Five nights per week
bookkeeping, Telegraphy. Penmanship
Grammar. Arithmetic, Spelling. Type.
writing. Shorthand. etc. 81 per month
or so per year
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BECAME UNPLEASANT.
President Hays OF Southern Pacific
Leaves the system.

San Francisco, Sept. 27.--Charles NJ
Hays, president OF the Southern Pa
clhc company. formally announced to-
day that he would retire from the pres
idency In his announcement President
Hays said The change In policy and
organization OF the company, consc-
quent upon the change In ownership OF
the control Of the southern Pacific
shortly after my taking service with
the company, has made a place. origl-
nally attractive 60 me, so much less 50
that |. several weeks ago, voluntarily
placed my resignation and surrender OF
my contract with the company at the
disposal OF the executive committee,
effective on such date and upon such
conditions as might be agreeable 10
them. We have agreed upon October
LIST as the date upon which my reslg-
nation shall become effective. An
nouncements as 10 my successor etc,
will doubtless be made shortly.
II have no definite plans as yet hut
expect TO remain some weeks enjoying
the country with my family at Menlo
Park and will probably 80 East some
time In December"
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ROYAL ZwIEBAcK.

We are now prepared 20 send ont
orders Beardsley's Tavern.
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats It,
Look for the label and ask your grocer
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Attentlnn. Wheelmsn.

N'''"NTVI' WWFFTNIFWt
There viii be a special meeting OF the
Wheelmen's Protective association sun
day, at 2 p m. In the police court
room. All members are requested to be
present.
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ROYAL Bread,

Specialist; Skin, Genito- Urinary and
Rectal diseases 9Th floor, Progress Bldg
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LOST

LADIES PURSE. FRIDAY AFTERNOON
on Main IT.; contained cash aad soy. RE-
iutn 70 this odieei reward; no questions
asked.
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pure, clean, healthy. good for every.
body loc per doz. For sale at The
Royal 2J2 south Main.
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NJ, TRoErT BLUxoMr. M.P.C.. Bs.E,
Iuhlic Reader

Teacher OF vocal and physical express
sion. grace and physical culture. AS
sisted by Mrs. o. l.. Biuxome. School
In old Social Hail." Al State street
Glasses IN physical culture every after
noon and evening from to 8 and s 10
., excepting Wednesdays and satur-
days. Glasses open oct. list. Our work
cannot be explained here II you are
Interested IN perfect health and de-
velopment call and see US any day after
a. m Instructor In the L. u. S. Uni
verslty.
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RACE on rHE AtsrR,Lr,N.Lo,ply

Is graphically described In No. II New
YORK Centrals -Four Track series.
Every person Interested IN the growth
OF our commerce should read II. Sent
Tree on receipt Of tWo-cent stamp by
General Passenger Agent. New YorK
Central. New York.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 n. m, 60; II a. M. 69; IL O'Clock
noon, Ga; / p. m, Go degrees,
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uTAu COMMERCIAL ANDsAv'os MANN
Interest paid on savings. W. r.
Armstrong. prest.. p. w. Madsen. vice.
prest.. j. Il. Game. cashier
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

| LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY, VI
commission, no third party, no eastern c, w.
pany no delay. low rates many optloh.
Russell l.. Tracy 232 Main uA
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AUCTION.

SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
70 Bedtoom sets 100 Carpets 49, RockerS
gteietc, All second hApd, but good and chsan
VAsh onir' SAT- Lake Turn. Co, 20 :. slate 81
foRFuRNlTUBE AND CARPETS CALL
a. \. l. Furniture 4 carpet lnsallment
House, Terms u on slo: sl6 on siO0 WE
md south T. A. Sorensen Tel asa rinrx
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FUTILE BROS. 1ig MAIN ST.
S,6Owill buy you modern r. hrlck. BAN,
cellar porch, stYlish designed, commanding
fine 50, front ON y. H. bench; Iow vacant
Immediate possession given, Ground IS
i5xl2, perfect title, reasonable terms, must
be sold this week, owner sacrifices 10 make
quick sale. This is your chance for home.
futile Bros. & WOoiey Progress Bld'g'
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PALMisTRY.

NAVE YOUR HANDS READ CHARGES
ere b. cents and one Dollar Prof. Sterling
fsim,sl 81 :. Main 81
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WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Program for Three'Day Session at
Provo Next Month.

Following Is the official program of
the Utah Federation Of Womens clubs,
which meets in Provo on Tuesday, oc-
tober 2sth. at II a, m,
Meeting Of executive board and Gre
Dental committee.
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IN EVENING.

Report Of credential committee
Reports Of Federation committees.
Report Of committee on revision of
constitution.
Notes From the Records OF Some
Progressive Clubs" Mrs. Christensen
Requisites Of Live Club" ......
...unn. Mra. w. w. Armstrong
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE u, GREENwpOD LAwyp~
lOs-v Commercial Block. Phone lsli.y OK
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Falls f2S Feet.

Marshfeld, Wis, May aid.
Fred Thuss is about on crutches
this week recovering from a
sprained ankle received last
week by a fall in the Upham
well. Some repairs were being
made to the pump and to save
time Thuss started to slide down
the rope, which was wet. The
rope burned his hands and as
protection he Rugged it under
one arm. He let go finally and
dropped, just missing by few
inches the perpendicular exhaust
pipe that would probably have
impaled him had he struck it
fairly. Further down was the
pump suspended to the rope
which he miraculOusly avoided
in his fall, dropping twenty feet
further into the water and sink
ing beneath the surface. Frank
Kreig was at the bottom of the
well and when Thuss reappeared,
rescued him from drowning.
Mr.. Thuss says that it required
but few seconds for him to
make the drop of 1913 feet, but
during this brief space of time
he thought of many things, one
of which was that he was about
to be dashed to death.