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the company. She was ably assisted by
Messrs. Dern and Cooley, and they
managed to disconnect and save the
costly switchboard and the boO6s. az
though with considerable risk 10 them
selves. Mrs Rawllns came up TO this
city this morning, and said that the
sight was a magnificent though most
destructive one, with the flames rolling,
soaring up toward the zenith IN vast
sheets, aud sending great, long, waving
tongues Of raging fire shooting up into
the air, cracking, roaring, sisslng Mss
Ing, a vast and terrible fiery cataract
Mrs. Rawlins never saw such sight be-
fore, and never expects to again; IL
was the sight OF a lifetime.
She tells OF the heroic action OF an
employe Of the Telluride Power compa-
ny named Baker, who mounted poles TO
cut the Wires to save very possible dan'
gers from loose live wires, whlle ms
own house was being destroyed. Tnere
were other individual instances OF ne
role conduct, but In the excitement tney
escaped notice. Mrs Rawllns CATS
attention TO the courteous and eonsld-
crate actions OF the local agent OF the
Short Line. This man exerted his Ut
most to care for the women and chll-
dren who fed TO his station for SAFETY,
and when the train arrived with am ex-
press car Of fruits consigned to local
merchants, he promptly appropriated
the fruits for the benefit OF mis- INA
promptu quests and said that the com
pany would stand II all right. The
steps leading up 10 the depot became
very much heated, so the agent tore
them away lest they should catch fire
and communicate the flames to the de-
mot
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POLICE NOTES.

A crowd OF roughs assaulted Hon.
James II. Moyle and others at the
oregon Short Line station last night
upon the arrival Of the last train from
saltar The behavior OF the rowdies
was shameful In the extreme and IL
was because OF Mr. Moyle's remon-
STRANGE at their actions towards ladies'
that they. beat him. The cowardly ours
were pulling women and old men off
the street car and creating a disturb
ance generally,
j. G. Bowen, janltor at the High
school building was assaulted by a
gang Of toughs last night and applied
10 the police for protection, but was
refused that which he asked. The hood
lums tipped over a large garbage box
In the yard and played havoc with the
windows. When he applied for pro-
tectlon Mr.. Bowen was told to find
out who the marauders were and swear
out a complaint against them This he
was unable 10 do and In all probable
lty the offenders VIII remain unpun-
ished.
II has been reported from Bingham
Junction that Tracy and Merrill. the
escaped convlcts from Oregon. were
seen there yesterday. They We're rec
ognlzed by the foreman of the Bing-
ham Copper g. Gold Mining company's
smelter The men asked for work and
were told TO walt a few minutes While
one OF the officials at the smeter was
doing some telephoning the men took
to their heels and ran swiftly away.
Their action was so peculiar as 70
cause some investigation, with the re-
suit that the foreman was sure thew
were Tracy and Merrill OF courfs.
the man may be mistaken, but the oc-
currence and the supposltion were re-
ported 10 the police department.
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Fire Association T. w, Sloan. stock
merchandise $500.
Fire Association, j. Stelnman, furni-
ture, $500
Fire Association, Or. A. l.. Castle
man, dwelling, $500,
Fire Association. John Stewart, dwell
ling, 5000.
Aachen g. Munich, Mercur Drug
company, stock drugs, $500
Palatine, Mercur Drug company,
stock drugs, 81 900.
Svea, Mercur Drug company, stock
drugs, $500
Aachen & Munich, Frank Erath, gro
cerles, $1,000
$1,000.
Hanover, Frank Erath stock and
building $500,
Franklin, Berry Brothers, livery sta
Bile, $500
franklin Mercur corporation city
building $500.
Franklin, Jens Kirk. shoe shop, 5000.
Franklin N. b. Dresser. printing
presses, $500.
Franklin. r. b. Wilde, dwelling and
furniture $500.
Franklin, Sig Simon, Golden Gate sa-
loon building, s42b.
Insurance Company OF North Amer
lea, W. W. Mitchell, store building,
$500
Insurance Company of North Amer
lea, John Mcfarland, Mercur hotel,
$1,000
Palatlne, II. r. Prior saloon fixtures,
$500,
Palatlne, Robert Fisher, stationery
stock, 5000.
Hanover, Mary Reilly restaurant
furniture, 5000.
Hanover, A. Warren, dwelling, 5000.
Hanover, Fred Witch. barber shop,
$500
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COURT NOTES.

Lucy A. Waterman today filed suit
N the district court against Wesley
.. Harker. " living, and his wife, n
any, whore name is unknown TO plain
it'll, and the widow. devisces. heirs at
law and next Of Kin Of said Wesley b.
Iarker u deceased. and who are UNI
known TO this plaintiff, and all persons
claiming under them" to quiet title to
J0xi25 feet of ground III lot 4. block 2S,
plat @, Salt Lake city survey.
Joseph Nelson Is plaintiff In fore
closure suit filed In the district court
today. against the Illinois Mining COM
pany ct a. to foreclose mortgage on
a number Of mining claims situated in
salt Lake county. Judgment is asked
in the sum Of $4,000 together with in
t,rest from March !, 1900
State Bank OF Utah filed suit today In
the district court against the Salt Lake
Rock company to collect 1856. o. on a
Judgment rendered In the Third district
court In June, 1894.
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WANT To CHANGE
CONVENTION DATE

The Republican county committee
Mt us meeting yesterday afternoon dis
cussed the matter Of changing the date
Of the state convention which Is called
for August "a. at ogden. The weight
OF opinion seemed to be favorable to
the change, owing to the fact that the
date set is during the EllSs carnival,
and as a great many Elks are promi-
nent Republicans, Il would be impossi.
bic for them to attend the convention
unless 1t were changed to a date before
or just after the carnival. Pending
the action OF the state committee on the
matter Of changing the date, It was de-
cided not to issue a call at present for
the election III delegates.
II was als5 decided by the commit
tee 20 base the representation OF the
various disiricts upon the vote cast
AZ the last state election for IIeber NJ
Wells for governor.
The matter OF nominating a candi-
date for county superintendent OF
schools was placed in the hands OF the
school campaign committee composed
Of Geo. NJ. Cannon. chairman; W. w
Wilson, OF Sandy W. H. Lyon, Muir
ray, Henry Harker. Taylorsyille, He
Der A. Smith, Draper, and A. \. Cab
bott Farmers, and the Ave country
members Of the county committee j.
w, Cahoon, c. Il. Boyce, $. J Stookey,
i. J.. Cutler. and c. n. Roberts This
committee viii meet IN the Office Of
Geo. N. Cannon at lions Savings Bank
& Trust company at 2 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon.
The members of tho county commit
Tee present az the meeting yesterday
We're, Chairman d. G. Eichnor, Secre-
tary j, Z. Eldredge, A. II. Atkinson,
J. H. Preece, w. X. Jones, J. II Has
lam. +. NJ. Mathews. r. r. Harper, II.
w, Whitley II. ". Smith. j. w. Ca
h0on Of Murray G. r. Boyce Of Min
Creek, Il L. Cutler Of West Jordan s.
j. stookcy OF Sugar ward. The only
absentees We're c. II. Roberts of Bng-
ham, r. A. Dix OF the First precinct
and n. n. MeGurrln OF the Fifth pre-
clnct Acting Chairman F. p. Chris
Jensen OF the state committee and
George NJ Cannon, who had charge OF
the county school superintendent's
campaign two years ago, attended the
meeting by invitation.
A vote Of thanks was given Propre-
tor Holmes OF the Knutsford for the
use OF parlor A by the committee. and
the meeting adjourned subject to the
chalrman's call
Hear the Choir at saltair Saturday.
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Ask for hEWLeTTS ROOT
BEER and SODA WATER.
THE ROSCAMp
DIVORCE CASE

The complaint In the Roscamp divorce
suit, which was mentioned several
days ago, has been filed In the district
court Mr., Roscamp alleges that az the
time he married Mrs. Roscamp she had
81 200 and that he had property valued
nc s25, 1000, but which has decreased In
value, owing 10 fluctuation In stocks TO
about $4,000. Preceding aud following
their marriage he claims he has given
his wife 81 900 In cash, mining stocks
valued at $4,000, and jewelry worth
about 1915, in addition TO paying an
anti-nuptlal debt OF sos and allowing
her $500 per month for household ex-
penses. Consequently she ought TO
have more property at the present
time than plaintiff has.
HER FORMER HUSBANDS.
He also alleges that his wife had been
married TO and divorced from two hus-
bands before she married him. which
fact was unknown to him, and that she
has a grown son, Edward Smith. whom
he had to support and provide with
spending money In order TO keep peace.
lie next alleges that his wife has for
many years been an adventures In this
city and that she lived with Bert
Halloran openly as his mistress. Az
ter the marriage Mrs. Roscamp Is said
to have told II. w. Grlnths, stock
broker that she was only going to
live with Mr. Roscamp six months and
that she would get all OF his property In
that time. Roscamp alleges that her
sole object in marrying him was TO get
his property,
CRUELTY CHARGED.
A number Of instances OF cruel treat
ment on the part Of his wife and her
son are set out in the complaint and,
IN conclusion he alleges that he is co
years OF age and incapaotated from
work by reason Of broken limb, and
that he only has sufficient means for
his own support during the remainder
Of his years. However, he is willing
TO make such allowance for his wife
as may seem proper TO the court.
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INsUR ANCE.
Amount OF Money that WIN be Paid
By Companies.

II. Il. Windsor. who has written most
OF the Insurance in the burned district,
went out 20 Mercur today and gave the
News" the following accounts OF in
surance:
American, Francis Hawley, store
building. $500.
American, c. L. Joy, photograph gall
lery, sl25.
British America. A. Palmer, Palmer
house. $500
syea' A. Palmer. furniture and build
ing. $1,000
British America, r. w. Watt. stock
OF furniture In Union block, 1880.
FRANKLIN, X. w. Watt, furniture,
British America, ]. stelnman. stock
clothing, $1,000.
North American Insurance company,
j. Steinman, stock, $500.
Aiiemannla. Or. A. L. Castleman, Of
fee building. $500.
Aliemannia. Sable Brown, Prosser
house, $500.
Syea Svea, Prosser house. $3.50.
iiGO0.
$500.
Allemannia. John Robinson. oouIrrh
saloon. $500,
Fire association, John Robinson.
Oquirrh saloon. $500.
British America, 4. w. Sloan, stock
merchandise, 1000.
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sEALKn nIps.

Sealed bids will be received by the Gu
Recorder OF Salt Lake City up 70 and 10
Guiding June Both, at p, m, for tmoIhl
hay and lucern on city lands IN Parey
Canyon said hay lands embracing az,
proxmately two hundred acres BIOS Eil
be received on all or any portion Of lhs
hay and will be opened az the TfgllssI
meeting Of the City Council June e~
1892.
a certified check on some local bank lof
10 per cent must accompany each pa Wy
successful bidder to give bond Tor We 9af
ance OF the amount. said bond 10 De "
proved by the Mayor ana wy
balance to be paid on or before SEPT IN
1902, nj which date the said nay ~
have been cut, baled and removed h'I'
said Parley's Canyon, all OF SAID NelA "
be done under the supervision aho " ..s
satisfaction Of the Land and water w h
missioner. This work shall be dohe w,
out In any way befouling the Wa'e's
said Parley's Canyon creek
The hay to be disposed OF Is locA'csl y
the following ranches: The Mayor W., ~
Armstrong Winmlll. Taylo5 ~ ~ v,
Laird. and Summer Resort Bllass ~
advised that information as 70 lns I'm
ton Of hay, etc., can be receive, XIV cT
the Land and Water Commsslenti ~
and County Building and his enpSlS
who may work on the above p'
nv order OF the City Council, J gw ~
1902 ' j. o. NYsTROh
City ReC0lVl
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THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake of saving odd
pennies don't buy an inferior
emulsion when you really need
SCOTS Emulsion.
The difference in price is
pennies. The difference in re-
suits is pounds-pounds Of
new aesh-and days of
strength and comfort.
Those who have lost flesh
can regain it more quickly by
means of SCOTS Emulsion
than in any other way.
Ssad for Pre- Sinpl,
SCOTT & BOVINE, cheAsu, 20 Pearl 81, n. Y.
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hold Of new pair Of boots belonging
10 someone,
one and all OF those on the train
were either clad IN borrowed plumes
or else In their begrlmed working
working clothes.
The train eventually arrived In SAT-
Lake, with Of course no cars running
at that hour.
"Welli' said Hilton as he marched
on, ~ would be sorry for the fellow
who holds me up tonight he would
have an awful disappointment. for |
haven't got red cent in this wide,
Wide world"
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SUMMONS,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. ~, ~
Third Judicial District Of Ne ~ 49,
Utah, County OF Salt Lake, wan als Sfs
ment Company, corporation rRe ~
vs.. Joseph sorensen, defendant, W. =
OF Utah, 10 the said Defeniant,,, h,n ~,
hereby summoned to appear ", yl's ,,,m ss'
ty days after the service o. NY ~ 'csrl
upon you, II served within w Or
In which this action is nIousrs,,s y
wise, within thirty days ailel l,,on' sni :
defend the above entitled mderh
case OF your failure 50 70 Nv sccofif
n The demand OF the complain, s o
a cnnv Is herewith served uposnr iyRa
'''' DlNNINNEy a MeMAss,d,5elrsS,
Plaintiffs Aiiigs,lrs,l
P.o. Address, No. $50 Comm'ss sn "
Building, Salt Lake Guy
County, Utah. ---------
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TOUGHs ARRESTED.

The gang Of toughs that assaulted
Mr.. Dinwoodey and Mr. Moyle at the
Oregon Short Line station last night
and also assaulted Janltor Bowen Of
the High school was arrested day
By officers Chase and Gillespie, They
were taken 20 the public seton and
charge OF battery laid against them
their names and ages being Victor
Day. II; John Shepherd, l6; H. Bishop,
~; A. Chugg. IS: J. Scluter. IS, Charles
Parker. 10. Jed Grant. IL. Their trial
VIII occur at ? o'clock tomorrow az
ternoon.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
cd TO S5l4,i52.4 az against s975si5.iO for
the same day last year
The Star Loan company, capitalized
at $4,000, has filed articles OF incorpor-
alton In the county clerks Office. The
rar value OF the stock Is one dollar per
share. Charles r. Stratton is presi-
dent, David w. Brown. wee president,
and w. II. Putnam, secretary and
treasurer. The object OF the incorpOra-
ton is TO conduct a general loan and
brokerage business
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HOME FIRE NOT IN.

In the office Of the Home Fire lnsur-
ance company today, It was remarked
that that company had no insurance In
Mercur, and in company with other
companies had studl0usly avoided plac-
Ing any risks there. as II was generally
believed among insurance people that
the destruction Of the town was but
merely the matter of time.
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Bathing at Saltair Is healthful.
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Ben Butler and California Trade at
Higher Figures.

This afternoons session Of the mining
exchange resulted in transactions in
volying $500 shares. Six stocks part-
cipated and less that 1892 was called
into action. Ben Butler was the most
active Issue and at 10 cents a share,
1000 shares was purchased The mine
is reported to be In fine condition and
TO be really quite mine The one-cant
assessment due the 23rd OF next month
will clear the company OF its Indebted
ness and provide means to carry on its
litigation With the Liberal owners un-
less an agreement Is reached previous
ly.
California was bought at 10 and Valeo
and La Refine each participated while
100 Yankee came out TO a bid OF LA.
The session ended with the following
quotations and transactions recorded:
Ebaraq RIA Aqka1
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PENSIONS GRANTED.
lsneolal TO the ,,Nens.nN

Washington, d, c.. Virginia Higgen-
botham has been appointed stamper in
the ogden postoflice.
Utah Pensions. original John Rice
Salt Lake. Sc. Original widows, Char
lotte +. Eddon. Ogden. s..
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Whether or not Daniel Harrington
VIII become a candidate for the Ilepub-
lican nomination for Congress depends
upon the reply OF Congressman Sulh-
erland TO a letter recently sent by
Mr. Harrington. In that letter was an
Inquiry as TO whether or not Mr..
Sutherland would be a candidate for
such then Mr. Harrington will not seek
the nomination because he believes that
Mr.. Sutherland by reason Of his ser
vice. ls entitled to n denomination.
The reply TO the inquiry Is expected In
few days by Mr. Harrington and he
Is Of the opinion that II viii be direct
and without evasion.
The Young Mems Republican club
viii have meeting tonight at o'cock
IN Judge niehrs Office 10 complete the
arrangements for It's annual outing.
All young Republicans, whether mem
bers Of the club or not are invited TO
attend the meeting Any meml ers
who failed to get specific invitations
VIII consider themselves Invited any
way.
j. w cahoon. the member Of the Re-
publican county committee from Muir
ray, H. considering the matter Of p'ac-
ing his name ON the list OF nominal
lions for the state senate. The Re-
puhloans outside OF the city think they
are entitled to one OF the senators and
two members OF the house.
Or. sANpORD's LIVER INvIGORATOR
1be hest ivsr Nndtctna yegetahi A cura for Ttva
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DIED.

sfDDOWAY-In Salt Lake City.
June %, Of Inflammation OF liver.
John Siddoway in the Gath year OF his
age
Funeral from First ward meeting
house, Sunday Goth inst. at 70 noon.
Friends are respectfully invited.
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A. Iianauer, Jr., being arst duly sworn &C
cOrdlng 10 iaw depOses and says that b. Il
secretary OF the above named c0mWny
that 40 statements made In the foregong
report are true and correct and that said
statement contains full AMI correct exh.tll
OF the condition OF said company's business
at tAe close OF the year 1901
subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this
18th day OF May, 1907
lSEAL1 E.E. WOOD.
Notary Public
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BAND CONCERT.

Following is the program OF the band
concert to he given at Fort Douglas this
evening at 7;i5:
March, "The Invincible Eagle sousa
Selection, "The Telephone Girl" .Kerker
In a Cosey Corner" a noveleite...
.sssss.ss. ..s.s.ssss.s.ss4s.s. kimhdll
Waltz. Bride Belle .......... Rubens
Goodbye, Dolly Grey. .Chattaway
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Mrs. Melvia Rawiins Tells OF the
Great Conflagratlon.

Mrs. Melvia Rawlins. sister OF VIII
Calder OF this city, who was In charge
OF the Telephone company's toll room.
had lively work TO save the property Of
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STATE OF UTAH, !
Office OF the
SECRETARY OF STATE !

I, james r. Hammond, Secretary Of Stae
Of the state OF Utah, do hereby certify thE
the foregoing Is full, true aud correct cOpi
of the ,tatement OF the abOve named con,
pany now ON Tie In my office gitn DAY Of
June, 1902. j. II. HAMMOND,
IsrAIl Secretary OF state
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Saturday, June 20, Is Choir day at
saltair All lovers OF good music will
be there.
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KOLiTz GRAND EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon sunday, June Goth
Via n a NJ

Train leaves Salt Lake 900 O. m.
Returning leave canyon 500 D. M
Punch served on train to all free, and
a box of Kolitz best candy to every
lady. Fare for the round trip $3.50.
Chicken and trout dinner for all.
DR., y G. Odell has moved his office
TO t~2nd floor Of the Deseret Ncws
Building.
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HawFaMnq2

Don't tell your friends Of
1t. They would think 1t so
strange. You see, they know
Ayers Hair Vigor checks
falling Of the hair, restores
color to gray hair, and makes
the hair grow. Then why
don't you use it?
"a few years ago my hair got very
dry and | could pull it right out by the
handful. After using a few bottles OF
Ayers Hair Vigor ! got relief. My
hair stopped falling and | received
new head Of hair. Mrs. G. Haner,
Milwaukee, Wis.
500. AIldpsglsis. &c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
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Hear the choir at saltair Saturday,
June Is.
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Keep Cool0
BY DRINKING
HeWleft'S
Root Beer.

II is q perfect tonic and health Civ
ing beverage,
Have the best It win not cost you
any more. ours Is the original, do not
be butfed off with substitute, but
zee that out name Is on every battle.
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Or. sANpORD's LIVER ISviGORATOR
The best Liver Medicine, Vegetable cure for Live
Ills, bliousness Indigestion. Consu patton Malaria
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Hear the Choir at saltair Saturday.
June 2S.
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1000 Carisa at 26is.
LOCO Ben Butler at 10.
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GRAPHIC STORY
OF THE BIG FIRE.
Continued from page one)

that the town owns, was played upon,
the rapidly growing FIRE. But the fire
laddles. work as they would, might
Just as well have thrown kerosene at
the flames The heat soon became so
intense that they could not get close
enough with the hose 10 reach the
flames, Then began the effort to save
fhsuyu
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

years il mad jumped to thu second
place. Denmark holding the first, as she
ha. long done. The Trans Siberian
butter trains. one 4 Week. leave Obi.
stop al six ether ccnters Of the indus
Try ana arrive at the Baltic port of
Riga after 4 journey Of seventeen days.
y steamship lire with cold storage ser
vice conveys the product on TO London.
where ii completes successfully with the
best European brands. those of Den
mark. Ireland and Normandy. The
trade is only begun. but its pronise fol
the future is enormous. ana the butter
market of the world. of which London
is the center. win hence:orth feel the
force Of n new factc- and new source
of production of practically limitless
extent.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
DIDN'T WAIT FOR THE PLAN.

The bridge builder With Stonewall
JacEsson's army vas 4 are character,
ii til" following story be true:
The Union soldiers, retreating from
the valley of Virginia. burned : bridge
over the Shenandoah.
Jackson. VINO wanted to pursue. sent
for his old bridge builder.
Sit" he said, you must keep men
at work all day and all night. and fin
isl that bridge by tomorrow morning.
My engineer shall give yoI i plan
Ola Miles saluteG ana Withdrew.
Early the next morning The general
sent for Miles again.
wen. sir" said Jackson. did the
engineer give you the plan for the
bridge"
General" said the old man. slowly
the bridge is done: l don't know
whether The picture is or not Herald
ana Presbytcr.