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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
YOUNG FLEMlNG'S FUNERAL.
VIII be Held In the 1wenty'first Ward
on Sunday Next.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Frederick Fleming, the young man
VINO died al the Holy Cross hospital on
Wednesday last, viii be conducted from
the twenty first ward meeting house on
sunday, al p m. The remains may be
viewed at the family residence. e27
Fourth street, between the hours of ~
ana $50 the day of the funeral De
ceased was the son Of Thomas Fleming
one OF the Oldest carriers OF the Deserei
news and suffered a severe attack of
appendicitis, which eliminated In his
Death shortly after an operation had
peen performed lie was a faithful and
trusted employe OF Il. c. NJ. |. and IA
years Of age. -
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Gang Reaches the DeraiIed Rio
Grande Cars at Noon.
MAY BIZ CARRIED TO COURT
MOI Anticipated That There WIN he
Any Physical Conflict In
the Matter,

When The noon whistle blew TODAY
'he advance gang OF Italians working
on the laying OF the track OF the ore.
gon short Line on Fourth West TO con d.
meet with the saltair line was up to
the derailed cars placed there nv tbo
hlo Grande Western to obs,ruct the
WORK. The watchman who has been
posted there since Wednesday then
sem WORD TO supt. A. u. Welby OF the
no uTahde and reported that the short
Line contemplated going right ahead
hfelybOuy on the ground was very
] sood hatured and nothing In the shane
OF russ was INDUCED In. lii was anil
cipated that this Afternoon some m.
derstanding would be arrived M he.
tween the Gould and Hartman lnter.
ests' and the whole matter Rtralghtened
OUT Failing this however the matter
WIZ De Fought out In the courts. such
ueihs me opinion expressed by the rail.
loau oiholnls when seen. The troubIe
y the outcome OF the granting OF he
,,ianchise on the east spie of Fourth
west allowing the Oregon Short Line
70 Jay Q track from South Temple 10
Nihth south. The proposed line has
Deen surveyed and large force OF |
itunahs 10 at work putting In frogs |
South Temple to Fourth West "oh
s,onad M qDis amusement was occa-
resident" T., , ~ oi account OF some
one soien,n,,, ,ue sicini.y neing uneasy,
had gi,,an $500 iins .hat supt. Young
inc cars hinn.S 70 nave the blockad-
Amonc tha ~, up win dynamite.
thar he Mo nna,s, "as ohe 70 the effect
and dead o,,',n "'ae mou'u Jump an old
afternoon "0'oSs ins track this
In the ,nea,,,,,o -.
,,,aao ,,e nleanll'ne ine Waterman COM
or The how cars ,r LIE pipe IN me shade
y. s"e pok cars while he 'joliies" the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
Fi,nhugb whitehousc at Abcba.

Bellfort, France, June 2T.--The con-
testants In the Paris Vienna automo-
bile race, which started from Cham
plgny near Paris. early yesterday con-
tinued on to Bregens, Austria today.
The first machine left here at 4 a. m.
w. X. Vanderbilt Jr., who was the 55th
contestant to arrive here yesterday, has
decided to abandon the race and WIN
return 10 Paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
Coal Shipments Fan on

Philadelphia, June 90 The statement
Oh Coal and Coke originating on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad lines east on
Pittsburg and Erie for the week ending
June z, shows that there was carried
only 5'90l tons Of anthracite coal ms
compared with 02,Si2 tons, Tor he cor
responding period of 1901 The shin
ments OF bitumnous coal we're AZ la
tons az compared with 9S4, O79 and the
coke tonnage was 1854 as agalnst iso
500 tons. the total tonnage amountIne
70 l'6,3SS tons Notwithstanding NE
railing of In the shipment OF anthracite
coal the total fuel carried was great
week OF 1901.
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IRRIGATION IN UTAH.
congressman Sutherland Calls on
Chief Newell About II.
Especial to the "News."l

Washington, d. C., June 27-cor-
g !. Sutherland called upon CHIEF
~ n. Newell OF the geological survsv
ana Wy nad talk about irrigation In Utah
Mr. sutherland called Mr.. Newells AZ.
.enIlon TO Utah lake, Bear river ana
about diyertlng streams In the UIntah
observation for Irrigation purposes, MIR
newer expects to leav eshortly 10 make
az az, Investigation OF these water SUP.
r. 10. lokes has been appointed poet.
master az Fritz, Blaine county, Idaho
wee {. w. Courtney, resigned.
tensions granted-Origlnal Earl v
Williamson Salt Lake 500; Theodore
G. Hays. Rawllns, Wyo., IS.
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SANTA RE CUTOFF.
TO shorten tho Main Line 10 coos
200 Miles.

Topeka, Kan. June 27.-General Man.
aser Nudge OF the Santa Re system
seid today that his company bsd Az
o Cue. az once 10 build from PortaIas
on we Pecos valley line In New MsSic e
20, 20 ASlouerque' This will be known ns
,ne ,euton and VIII shorten The ssr1s
re main line TO the coast 2oO mile
ana make their road at least 70 mi,ss
snofter than any other overland coas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

Paris, June 27.--At cabinet meeting
held at the Elysee palace this morning.
President Loubet signed decree clos
Ing the religious institutions which
have not compiled with the provisions
OF the law OF associations. One hun
dred and thirty establishments are In
volyed. Instructions on the subject
were sent to the various procedures
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
bar Tender Kills Dive keeper

Reno New, June IA bartender in
me ienderloln district shot and killed
= negro divekeeper named Hayes ihls
afternoon at o'clock. The bsrtenla,.
gave the name OF Arbuckle and came
mere recently from Los Angeles. The
men we're fighting when Arbuckle shot
Hayes just over the heart
Arbuckle was arrested.
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PRACTICALLY
OUT OF DANGER. "
So Said Lord Lister the Kings Chief Medical Adviser When
asked as 70 his flajesVs Condition Confidence Grows
that the Worst is ast-Al Goes We'll.

London, June g. 2;2O p. m.-It is sal
after the Issue OF this mornings bulle-
TN Lord Marcus Beresford asked Lord
Lister how the king was progressing
and that Lord Lister replied,
His majesty is practically out OF
London June 27.-A bulletin issued
rom isuckingham Palace at a quarter
Hiter ~ O'Clock this morning says
ms majesty had fair night and has
haa some natural sleep. His appetite IL
improving and his wound Is much mora
comfortable On the whole, the kings
conaltlon Is attended with less anxiety"
'oisheu'l LISTER.
TRAVES.
SMITH.
lAKING.
BARLOW"
London, June 27.~-The following hul- |
leun was posted at buckingham palace
at p. M: '''o
ils majesty passed o. comfortable
morning. All his symptoms today are
20 lar satisfactory. His Temperature Is
noriiiai NO other than important fuc-
,un',onS III MS majesty's Temperature
Niil De recorded in the bulletins issued
TREVES.
LAKING.
BARLOW"
LONDON, June H.--The following buIIe.
"a was posted at the palace at els D.
me KING has maintained the salts.
a ',1iy condition described In the last
sia,in HIS majesty shows dis.
LISTER.
TREVES.
Hstm4.
NARROW
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President Of Harvard Varsity Crew

New London. June 27.--william James
Jr.. OF Cambridge, was today elected
captain OF the Harvard varsity crew.
lie rowed bow this year and is 1903
man.
He is a son Of Prof. william James,
psychologist Of Harvard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
MR.. BRYAN WAS NOT INVITED

Lincoln. Neb,, June 27-w. J. Bryan
has announced that he was not invited
TO the Tilden club banquet in New
York. adding that II he had been he
would have responded, explaining why
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Van HOufou Sulcjdas

=. Eagle Pass, Texas. June 27.-Georea
Van Houton, one Of the best kno,s,
railroad men in Texas, has commit,ed
suicide by shooting He came to rsves
rom New York with the promoters ~
the Southern Pacific. VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di.
gestive organs win be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
for any kind Of work. This has
been the experience Of others: h
will be yours. HOODS PILLS ar
cold by all medicine dealers. rs cts.
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Too Late for Classification
AUCTION.

FIRE SALE I WILL SELL NY hs ~. !.
stock n Or, les, Not'ons aud liliv'I,r
auction. commencing q. a n "a
June 2,lh. IN continue until ~ s,,s,se
These iods are slightly dam.fe /, y ,,,,,s,i
aad ire b., 3 great may u ihs ,eI'lso,ds
kinds Of o rs are d Sod As nss; . ~ X. &
afe 10 b. sold 10 the highest Dldle. n.
farrar Is West first teuth siress
B0uton, Auc,ioneer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

termed the complete Absence OF faith
entertained by the lines Of any port In
regard 70 the honest Observance OF Inc
terms Of The agreement by lines OF ali
other points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

ne would not attend a political ban.
aue' given In honor Of one who twice
opposed the Democratic ticket ana hss
never, never since announced his intention to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
Wy leased wire to the Central SIN
Exchange, sis Main street,.
Friday, June 81,
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AFTERNOON MINING cAIl
trading in DAILY West and Ri.
Judge Heavy.

IRA, transactions in DAILY West and n.
Judge stocks this aftornos. U"U y
moth '1 sa~,.d ana m, Mammoth. Lower M,
nun NON, sacramento ana CalIforriio 1n
u 4, I'VE Higher prices were r rss,.,
u, u, tne last named issues. thong ,EsV ~
we" 1,se ana Daly-Judge were both i y
me business recorded Al ths ~ y
was as follows; W NV g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

take effect on the Fourth % yn,, ..
!, Asuinaldo and all Others like
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27
FOR PHILIPPINE
POLITICAL PRISONERS

Washington, June 27.--At the cabinet
meeting today it was agreed to issue a
proclamation OF amnesty for all poi-
teal prisoners In the Philippines to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

ing the recess to consider hills nro..,,
statehood. VI territories TO
ne senate's request for n cor,o.o.
On tne Philippine civil eoyernmen, e, h,,,
Was WIS agreed TO by the hon"n oii,
s Messrs; Cooper OF Wisconsin, o psro an1
New York, crumpaeker Of IrSls. OF
ZONES OF Virginia, ana Msdd o,ana
"eorGla were appointed conferess Oh
PRESIDENT Back In wasb,pc,o,
u washington, June 27-prss,A.,,
ihoose'elt and party arrived IN Wssh'
,nston on special train over ~.
ing. iV'oo lnis morn
me presidents special train trsvs,sa
as me second section OF the federai
express The president was IN ene hn
NOR, NOR He walked briskly down the s,s-
uon platform on reaching Washinc,on
snu had almost reached the gates ,ybsr
ne recolleoted that he had moi bsda
a au to the engine crew, his invsri e
aDle practice on returning from = ,r;n
quickly retraeing his steps, he reaeha5
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Bihousness, Sick Headache, Hean.
burn, OF Constipation, take a dose Of
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HELP WANTED.

youSe; MAN 10 PUT UP RgEssss ~ AZ
tslver; also ladg clerk i'' h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

UFEN BOARD.
$50 l5O Daly-Judge s.75.
100 Mammoth 1923.
500 Ben Butler 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-27

Mrs. Kate Brldewei Anderson will
,eave tomorrow for New York where
she will visit with her sister, Miss Car
RE Bridewell.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10
Hicks Capudine Cures

Headache and Neuralgia.
For sale by all druggists.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10
The NalIe of Salt.

We use salt every day, bu'
many. people do not know how
much salt Will do. Salt is yer,
useful and VIZ really could not DE-
without it. Som1 people tbinL
salt is only used in Iood, but |
wish to tell the reader OF other
ways that salt can be used. When
cleaning fowls, meat or fish put
a iiLlte salt on yOur fingers and
1t will prevent slipping; salt
thIown on Il coal fire when broil.
ing steak will prevent blazing
from the dripping tat salt as a
gargle will cure soreness of the
throat the best thing TO clean
willow ware and mating Is moth
ing else but salt salt in the oven
under baking tins will prevent
their Scorching on the bottom :;
when the chimney is afire salt
Will put 1t out; salt and vinegar
will remove stains from dIscolOr-
ed leacups il bee StiuQs you
or spider bites you use salt and
soda ; it SCOT tails on the carpet
salt thrown on it will help in re-
moving the spot !; when you are
whltewashing, put little salt in
your whilewash, which will make
1t stick salt thrown on coal
fire which is low viii revive il :;
moths can be kept 01i II salt is
used in swesping carpets.--The
Epitomist.
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Isco DeetIs From Morphine.

Two colored children, one
aged nine months and the other
three years, died last Saturday
from the effects of morphine
given them by their mother,
Mary Ingram, for quinine. She
went to u neighbor's house to
get some qulnine, and finding
them away from home she took
a bottle that she thought had
quinine in it, but the sequel
proved il 10 be morphine in
stead. DR.. Poovey was called,
but the drug had been in them
so long that he could do them
no good and they died that
night 1t was over the bodies
Of these children that Deputy
Coroner John NJ. Perry was
holding an inquest when the
summons Of death came to him
Sunday.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10

The retiring president Of the
Case School of Science, at CIevc.
land, Ohio, Cady Staley, LII. ID. =,
has started on trip around the
world that may last five years,
and after that he intends to de
vote the remainder of his life to
his own amusement. For sixteen
years he was president of Case
School.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10

MIR. ID. K Hall Of Pleasant
Valley was in town Saturday
feeling good over his ronomina-
ton to the office of magistrate
OF that section, he having re-
ceived l07 votes against 27 for
his apponent, Mr.. Il. W. Dostcr.
His constable Mr.. John G.. Hall
received 90 votes against 81 for
his opponent.
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Notice to Gradea !schoot p,,pits.

All pupils Of the Lancaster
Graded School will assemble on
Monday, Sept. 18th, 8 a. m, at
the Killer House on the corner
Of Main aud Arch streets, and
not at the Court House as pre-
viouSly announced.
Ghe Board OF Trustees has
rented the entire building and it
will be used exclusively by the
school until the school house is
ready for occupation.
Supt L. 7. Baker.
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Money to Loan.

nN \ RECENT VISIT TO NEW
" York City made arrar gements
by which can negotiate Ioans of
10000 and upwards on hrsJ mort
cages on improved cotton farms at
per cent. interest on sums Of$lO00. 90
and over, and per cent. interest ou
sums OF less than 100000 No COM
mission or brokerage charged--only
reasonable lee for abstract of title.
X. r.. WYLIE,
AttOrney-aC-Law.
Lancaster, 5. g., Sept. 3, 'O2--Gm.
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Second Primary Election.

The vote for the two candi-
dates for County Supervisor is
as follows, which shows that
Mr.. Perry is nominated by a
majority of SS votes
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niea '2'h@o Hotaiuy a. Inyne.f

-''''f - i''"e hOt"'HY VH iHgH"Hf.
! pail Of gloom was cast over
the town Sunday afternoon rv
the announcement Of the sud.
den death Of Cart. John NJ.
Perry while holding an inquest
over the bodies Of he two negro
children, Un account Of whose
U"aJH from Il dose Of m0rphine
oUcUr5 elsewhere Ill these col
umns. As deputy coroner he
had gone out and empanelled u
liWy Of inquest and the inresti-
CATION was III progress, when
all at once his head dropped for
ward and DR.. Pooyey, who was
present, assisted him to lie down
An hour and a half later he
breathed his last, never having
spoken after he was stricken
with what the doctors say was
apopleXy, though in response to
a question by DR.. Poovey when
he was first stricAen, he ut
tempted to speak, though he
was unable to do so.
Capt. Perry was son of the
late Jack Perry of Liberty Hill,
and was born March IS, 1871.
On March n, 1864, he was first
married to Miss Jane G. Brown
who died some years ago. He
was married again Dec II, 1852 -,
to Miss Minnie NJ. Massey who
survives him. BY the first mar
riage there are five surviving
children, to-wit: Mrs. Ira S.
Scott, Messrs. Ii. B. Perry. J. NJ.
Perry, Jr., B. S Perry of Texas,
and Miss Bessie NJ. Perry. He
was a member of the Presbyte-
rian church and deputy coroner.
For many years he taught school
in this and adjoining counties
About four years ago he moved
to Lancaster.
III the beginning OF the Con
federate war he enlisted and
went out with the Lancaster
Greys, and later was transferred
to Co. II, 4th S. q. cavalry,
Capt, j. Q. Foster commanding,
and made good soldier. lie
was a good, kind, true-hearted
man. His remains were inferred
ut Camp Creek Methodist church
Monday after q funeral service,
conducted by Rev. Chalmers
Fraser. The following Confed
crate veterans acted as pail
bearers Capt. J. G. Foster,
J. NJ. Warwick, J. NJ. Parduc,
: II Davis, ". D Lcmmond,
! " &iiSa,rs
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early morning train Monday for
iutermenE

lhJ6J ul6uG.
The rain Monday afternoon
had the effect to increase the
vote polled yesterday consid-
erably.
-Contracter w. s Langley
has secured a contract with the
Ninety-Six Cotton mills to build
forty 4-room cottages.
The 5000 pound girdsr tor
the new Masonic building has
arrived and will be placed in
position at once.
Married in Kershaw Sept.
3rd, 1902, Mrs Il Il. Bailey,
widow Of the late JAS u Bailey,
and Mr. j. d. Parsons of Dar-
hngton.
Mr.. }. L. Johnson mas moved
nis family 10 Durham, \. o.,
wha:e lie has accepted d position
il the Cold Belt Cotton mills
Married, Sunday Sept. :.
at Heath Springs bv Maa.stru,
iliroa Motley, NJ. Huup lam
mo"l ana M.sa MIun:a G9~.rs.
d"ughterof Mr.. Martin G. i5rv"rs.
-Messrs l.. S. Elliot; and
W. 5 Langley have bought The
building on northeast corner Of
Main and Dunlap streets in
which the central telephone
Office is located.
"A little sou Of MIR. q. A.
Wall got one OF his legs broken
while playing on Il pile of cross
ties near the depot. DR.. pooyey
was called and set. the broken
member.
DR.. w. II. Wakefield, OF
Charlotte, n. c., will be in Lam
caster al The Cunningham House
on Tuesday, Sept. both, for one
day only. His practice IS limited
10 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
s11-3t.
Although the average con-
ditlon of tho cotton crop, as re
ferred by the Government bureau,
is lower Cham it has been lor
many years, (only 64) the cotton
market tas declined steadily for
neari Y week past, future months
having gone down more than
halt cent.
Mr. I. Eugene FUnderburk and
DR.. w. f. Laney were in town
last week. They both contem
plate moving here. In fact Mr..
Funderburk will be here with
his family this week. See his al.
in these columns.
There have been 734 appli-
cations for dormitory accommo
dations at Winthrop College for
the coming session, exclusive of
residents of the city. The dor
mitory accommodations being
only 440 pupils, ii IS evident
that all cannot be accommoda.
ted. The next session opens
next Wednesday, the 18th.
Miss Ella Beattic left on the
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1902.
.Fiue weather on turnips.

and Mrs. w u. C,yburn. a son
Ar
shaw has gone to enter Davidson
College.
-Mr ceorco po,,o &c .ho
R,Ioir sootion l;ol 'po '..,,. -, '"e
dropsy, aged "a
Mr Io,oos Ro1, bo...,,,,
= nosition IN NO 5n,,,sto'.n ,, stou' 80 =
J r Macten E. Go ' ~ QUIZ VI
C.no rro,,. p..,. ,
bss racoIrrI ~ ~ y ;'."' '' y"
The n.,,nrn,, 'a,,r.., .,,.,..,, ,,,'''' w.
.''
--turmaD University will open
The 24th at September i,etaad If
Ma Tom Woodward o.
Hai'tlviu died last Thursday al
MS nome at Rockt"H, that county.
co =. r,,..,
Co. Tor children's sch0,, SHOES.
alI sizes. Best on earth. St.
H. wagon returning from
',-o al Z. l''neeVi'S )asSeH throu%h
" " o",i'''5 WIN : negroes III
,,. ~,
- 100 1 10y I'oHiHsoh ha" 'c-
80" S " PoSl'ioh l" IhG 0ry
81 ~: "c','r 'i'lo'lC y, 1-e"'h
"'n"ii'S e" Horc"i''4io No'
"A special from Charleston
a,I z0o .,,.;,..' '", "1' w." ""'
a.n'.,, w ono :" tha I'l'NeiS ", '9,Er"e' 70 'ne''
a.,I ,ta, I ~. o""' .'':,- ".t'.,,' i!n, ''on""F
" hrol,on - th;s ;,',mo moor WI "' '''''s
, ' '"'' "''N'
MIR, A. B. Ferguson who re
Gently bought half iutereat in
Mr.. w. I. Gregory's fine fam
v,n.;n,' ~ y, i't' aS,i n,''eu w. n8''' - pre-
w ~ 'N'' O''" ''"P'
There will be lawn party
IN the court house yard Friday
18th inst. from 5 to 10 p. IN
under the auspices of the ladies
ct the Presbyterian church. All
are cordially invited 10 attend.
VIII Irv ,,1 1oo p.;so,,
some diffcnItv ma njo,h, raoonI, 'I'u
,yban Toe Attacked W;m a,J n';.
him badly in three places. Ivy ran
into Calvin Mcllwain's house
and escaped further harm.
coro ,,o,,or o,, o.,,
pooI,s p ~ uo,:s,r on 0"' ~ ;1I''o0'
1noTor 20 oloao o,'t l. " 49, GU
ina nhoon nowt W", ,2 Ian M ,T,o
soio 1v;Ii toi-o ,,,ooa -, y. . tio
for,,,orlr aon,In;aJ : ,iI - 'J o. 1'"i' .
mon c3rner Wo;n ond CL,'r'i, l,,,'.%
stroo+s tarn,s 80 soIo ',' w.. - oa'I1 49, y"
' " '''i' 'i''' 0''o'
l., Il -
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10

Know One Sure Remedy
for an obstinate cold. It's name is Pyny-BalsaIn.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10

Mcnstruaton made Regular and Painless
and Pains in Sides, Hips and Limbs cured by
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10
Hayward and hntimer N0mi-
mated.

The following figures appeared
in this mornings 5 State and show
that Hayward is nominated tor
governor and Latimer Tor L. S.
Senator:
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-09-10

These figures are uo1 complete
and the result may be changed
some when complete returns are
in.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-26
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The Hazelton Trade Uuionist pub
lished in a coal district OF fennsylva
mia recently had a most effective arti
Gle in denunciation of non unionists. 1t
vilified ad abused the scaO as an out
cast from society, not fit companion
for the most degraded cur; a corrupted
leech of society, a VIPER. sneak, rene,
gade, revolving freak Of nature, and
dishonest serf; and predicted for him
future existence haunted forever by,
torment that cannot be compared
with the horrors of Caesars time in
the Roman empire"
Tbs sort of abuse is disgusting.
The non-union man has just as much
right to work and be respected in the
honest exercise of that Legal right, as
any Union man-Bee
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The Washington Post says that Ne
vada is the only northern State that
went Democratic. One reason the on.
ly northern" State went Democratic
is because it happens to be a western
State A taste of Nevada prosperity
would furnish the Washington Pos,
with the other why's and wherefOres
l-Chroncle