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Witnesses to Be Heard.

The statement was made at today's ses-
sion that next week number Of enlisted
men would be heard 10 the practice Of
the water cure in The Philippines and that
soon afterward Admiral Dewey and Gen.
Anderson Mou.d be relGested 10 testify
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On Thursday and Friday evenings an
entertainment was given in Odd Fellows
nall by the school children for the benefit
of the library fund An interesting pro-
gramme was given. consisting Of drills
dialogues. SONGS. recitations. tableauS and
a SARGE. The hail was filed to overflow
ing each night.
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mate friends. who brought handsome
presents to thu vouug couple Tho care-
mouy VAS followed By AN ahorafa .sl1u-
per. Rev. Miidman Murphy Of Eureka
officiatsd.
b. F. House. chief Of constructicn If
the oregon Short Lines bennington r-,f-
of. has established headquarters at Rob
iEs0n.
Miss Jennie Taylor aEd ar rs. II AIo-
Clellau. iT.. were married az Mamn1ulb
Sunday night by Justice Goodrich Be
cause of the serious Illness of Mr. Mr.
ClellaH's father the ceremony was Wit
MESSED only BIS the Immediate relatives
The invalid expired Monday mernIna.
while en- route to the train. which was
10 take him 10 PaysOn.
The newly ORGANIZED order Of EAGLES
at Silver CITY gave "a dance az the silver
City opera house "Wednesday night which
was q decided success. The floor was
crowded many people going owes from
Eureka and Mammoth Dancing was con-
tinued until the break OF day
H. ~. Horne, civil engineer OF salt
Lake. met with the city council Of Furc-
ka tonight and was engaged to make
survey for the installation Of "A water
system. which is TO be put in at once The
Sc issue OF teil-year water bonds.
bearing per cent interest were sold 20
an Ohio firm for bonus Of So.
Mrs. Wade Mosby went TO salt Lake
yesterday for brief visit.
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boys who went 10 Manila. and his bride
3 1ne daughter OF mr.. and Mrs David
Daniels.
airs. Dora Olsen entertained salt Lake
friends This week.
Nose Davis is back from his extended
trip east.
Mrs. Hyram Jensen VIII visit friends in
Nephi this coming week
-
Every one is pleased to see Mrs
Woods and Mrs Hopper out again after
their long siege Of illness
a charming wedding reception was
given Monday evening at the home Of
Mayor TAYLOR I'm honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Reeves VINO We're married in salt
Lake CITY last week sany of the Provo
friends Of the bride. formerly Miss Nellie
Rogers, sister of Mrs. Taylor. were
present. and the evening was joyOusly
passed i'm music. song and games An
elegant dinner was provided by Mrs
Taylor Mt and Mrs. Reeves VIII reside
in Salt Lake City. where Alr. Reeves
holds q position in the pOst0ffice.
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PROVO.

The 1891 class at the E. Y. academy
gave "a grand ball on Friday evening It.
was called Telephone Bali" and about
G dozen telephones We're placed IA the
ball room and the fair maidens could
only try TO guess who the young gallant
was pouring out his effusion of devotion
at the other end The hall was hand
somely decorated in the class coIors. puf-
pie and gold, and dainty refreshments
were served. The dancing was greatly
enjoyed.
Miss Pearl Daniels is visiting in salt
Lake
Mrs Ida Smoot Dusenberry gives a re-
eeption next week 10 honor of the Par
ents' class
Mrssard Mrs, Roger Farrcr wore tho
victiafs Of surprise party on Thursday
evening last.
Cards afe out announciuS the wedding
of Miss PHOEBE Harding and Mr. Mor0ni
Jensen. next week receution viii be
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen at
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Harding OF the Second ward,
o
4 number of the friends OF Mrs. Chris
tina Jeppeson of the Fourth ward enter
tanned her at "a pleasant surprise party
Wednesday evening. the occasion being
the 95th anniversary of Mrs. JeDDesoH's
birth.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Jensen
gave n surprise party in their honor at
their home Thursday evening The time
passed pleasantly with song. games and
music and enjoying dainty refreshments.
The guests were: Bishop S. p EEgert-
sen. Aiessrs- and Mesdames Bengt
Johnson. ir.. James Glove. a. G.. SOreuseu.
Ralph Poulton William T. Harding Ed
win Peay. John q. Stewart. William X
FarreT William J. Mortimer William o.
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EUREKA



Lake City.
Mrs Anna Marks is in Salt Lake.
Aug. Tetro has returned from a trip TO
me coast. He has decided to locate az
Reddin@, Cal.
Mr. and 3Irs. ". W Thompson came
back yesterday from tie Capital City
Jackson McChrystal Is at home from a
months stay in southern California Mrs
McChrystal and daughter and Mrs W s
haris Will remain there Until midsummer
Eugene Suefol viii go TO salt Lake City
Monday TO accept a position.
Delos Lombard came I'D from Provo.
Wnere ne has been recuperating his
health, on Monday.
John Morley Paul T7oester. Levi Seh0-
! neld and Walter THOMPSON attended the
state session Of ODD Fellows at Salt Lake
Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Morley was
elected grand treasurer CT the order.
q .
Antoine Casteileto and family. who have
resided in Eureka for a number OF years
/ left on Wednesday for Los Angeles. Cal.
where they win make their home.
Mrs. George n. Hays gave a Kensing-
ton tea THURSDAY
g - %
The Ladies' Aid viii meet at the home
Of Mrs Dan Ostrander next Thursday.
The Rev. DR.. Leilich of Salt Lake City
will breach at the Methodist church to-
morrow.
Mrs Annie Carpenter received a teie-
gram from san Francisco Thursday an
nouncing the death Of her son. J0aln L.
who had but recently returned from
active service iu the PhihDgiuo Islands.
All OF the teachers IN the countt win
lie here Friday and SATURDAY of next week
90 attend "a teachers meeting State SD
perinteHdeut Nelson will lee present and
SATURDAY night "a banguci will be given
at the Eureka hotel By the teachers of
the Eureka schools
On Thursday and Friday evenings an
. entertainment was given IN odd Fellows
hall by the school children for the benefit
of the library fund An interesting pro-
gramme was given consisting OF drills
dialogues. sOuRs. reeitations. tableaux and
a SARGE. The hail was hlled to overflow
ing each night
Alfred Bray was kicked b. steel-shod
I horse at tine Doremus camp Of The Utah
and was brought 20 Eureka FOR medical
attention Both bones below the knee of
the right leg were fractured.
The wedding of Miss Susan Clemo and
Mr. William COOmbe at the home of Mr.
Samuel Cox I'm Mammoth last Saturday
night was attended by o number of init
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Beesiey. Mesdames Electa Bullock.
laiina and Eiizd Wilkins. elizabeth ana
Ehza hirkw0Dd. Sarah +. Cuff Kitty A.
Tines. Elizabeth Brown. Hattie Dunn y.
Aafhnlah ana Lina fuller. Misses
4 a me Brown, ada Wilkins and Jane A.
Robinson.
Mrs. Mayme Watkins is visiting I'D
FroNo. the guest of her sister Miss Net
tie Harrison
Alr and Mrs. Cummings o. Ho6er are
the guests o. their mother. Mrs William
Strong.
Mrs. Slick. from The Fans resort. vis-
lied Provo friends Wednesday
Mrs. McAuliff and Mrs. Fitzgerald Of
Thistle spent Thursday in Provo.
Miss FaWn Twclves enjoyed a pleasant
trip TO salt Lake this week.
The tea given Monday afternoon last by
Mrs. a. o. Smoot and Mrs Albert Single
ton. while Of an Informal nature. was.
nevertheless. enjoyable. Ii was in honor
Of Mrs Amelia q. Siugleton's Slst birth
oay. The guests were mainly the close
friends made by Mrs. Singleton as one
of the co-workcrs in the primary ass0-
ciatiOn The house was artisticaHy
decorated with cut flowers. The after
ROOM was cleveriy carried out by the
-AtSt0 luN an fitEduA NallU-illaNt %ilzN
was presented the guest of honor by the
stake presidency The guests were Mrs.
Clayton, Mrs. Selch Mrs. Eliza Taylor.
Mrs. Sarah Cuff. Mrs. Collins Mrs.
Dixon, Mrs. Diana SmOOt Mrs. Jane
John, AIRS. D. r. Beebe. Mrs. White,
Mrs. Phoebe Singleton AIRS Amelia Mel
son, Mrs. Freed and Mrs. Clark
&. &: .
Erf Joe Farrer is visiting in American
Fork
A character surprise party was given
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs n
Markham Wednesday evening. which was
very unique and highly snjoyable. The
scene was very weird as the door opened
and sQua VS.. Gypsies. nuns. Id women,
sailor lassies and ladies. flower girls
and other characters filled the home. a
were. Messrs and Mesadems y
Wilkins, Jasper Bird. ". Dunn
Ralph POulton. J. W2iker Mrs.
Kitty A. Hines. Mrs. K. 2. Cunningham,
Miss Hattie Hines. Miss iessie Hines,
Miss Eva Dunn. Miss Maud wilkins Miss
Gertie wilkins, Miss Ada wilkins. Miss
Lille Defining Miss Leah bobson- Miss
Fiossie Dunn, Messrs- Wallace LoWery,
Joe Wilkins. jess Broadbent and Ray
Demhing.
A very enjoyable party was given I'm the
First ward social haH on Thursday by
the younger set Of society.
{. .
Miss Emma Sutherland has returned
from Washington. y. G., and is visiting
her friends in Provo.
Mrs Edna Paul was hostess II a
charming Kensington tea given on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs C. II. Plaisted was visiting in
Salt Lake this week
. q. :,
Apostle Reed Smoot was salt Lake
visitor this week
. o
Miss Zoe Daniels and Mr. Antoine
Lujeroth We're married on Wednesday
last. Mr.. LiljerOth is one OF the battery
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Alfred Bray was kicked By a steeI-shod
horse al tine Doremus camp Of The Utah
Construction company Thursday evening
and was brought 70 Eureka for medical
attention Both bones below the knee of
the right leg were fractured.
The Wedding of Miss Susan Glenn, and
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An engineer or one Of the roads en-
terirg here. in speaking last night or
fast runs said: Although my machine
is not slow. once let cold get six
hours the start Of me and my machin-
cry IS no match for il. I have for
years kept a bottle OF Kemps Balsam
constantly in my cab, and when a
cough or cold gets a start Of this
standard remedy il is indeed a cold
day" Price, 25c and soc. SCR sale by
Gcdbe- Pitts Drug company.
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Queen City lodge No. Z, Z. Of p, gave
2 rere1 ion to members and their
friends Friday evening. Cards. re-
freshmeuts and dancing followed the
rendition Of the following programme;
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Address of welcome AR. =. J. Weber;
piano duet. Mrs RUshmer and Miss
Marie Roberts, What is. Pythiauism -
Mayor Glasmann; duet piano and vio-
iin, Mr. and Mrs. Linsley; elocution,
Mss Weber; song, Mr.. G. b. Roberts.
Mrs. H. Y. Shurtlin leaves today for
san Francisco.
The Queen Esther chapter No. 4, Or
der Of Eastern Star, entertained We'd
uesday evening in honor OF Mrs. Laura
b. Hart OF san Antonio, Tex. NJ. ". G.
matron Of the general grand chapter
The Degree of Honor gave a card
party Tuesday evening
% 80 .
The Second ward amusement COM
mittee give a character bail Friday
evening.
3lrs. n. c. Bigelow entertained Mon
day afternoon in honor Of her daughter,
Mrs. Van Meeter OF Chicago
The s. o. o. B. were the guests of
Miss Josie Kimball Saturday afternoon.
Miss Dortha Madison entertained a
few friends Monday evening at a mu-
sicale.
Mrs IT. II. Spencer entertained at Il
KensingtOn Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs J. Marks of Sair Lake.
r. C.. Norris was the recipient of a
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening
Cards and dancing we're INDUCED ia.
after which a dainty supper was
served. Henry Sill tEorp. on behalf
Of the uniformed rank Ulcers Of the
W0Odmen of the Wor' / which Mr.
Morris and Mr.. Sii~ horn are mem
beers. presented the hist witt a beauti-
ful gold emblem watch charm. Those
present we're Messrs. and Mesdames
W. /. Boswell, G. Huss, A. Huss. Q.
Riser. g. Austin, G. HalVerson. J. Mac
beth. z. Garner. r. J. Bremen. \, Hin,
Herman Porter. F. B. Williams. J. Z.
Thurston, r.. Anderson, n. Christian
son. S. A. Liudh. II. NJ Griffin, Mss
May Baker. Mrs. VI. a. STRAIT
ford Messrs. II. Lewis, W. r.
Newey T. +. Wecker, ". r. Jack
son. s, r. Jost T. Auth. 5. Rosenbluth.
s. Kline, ". A. Galbraith. r. Paine. c.
r. Olsen. a. T. Hestmark and Henry
Silverthorn.
Mrs H. T. Bel was hostess and AIRS.
Van Meeter Of Chicago guest of honor
az a Chafng dish luncheon Friday aft
ernoon. The house was tastefully dec
GRATED i'm pink and green cOlOrs and
roses. Those present We're Mesdames
II. q. BigeloW. A. 3. BigelOw. Spencer.
Healy lisou, Hume, Fitzgerald.
Ryan. Warner, Stewart. Gilliland and
Miss Smith.
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
r. S. LOsee. Miss Dora Belle Hunter
and John J. Thurston were married by
Justice of the Peace J. ROugOn- Miss
Abbie Duncan acted as bridesmaid and
Henry Duncan as best man. The reia-
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taped neck and shoulder bands
with handsome yoke Of lace. would
be a leader at SOC, cur price this
week,
24C each
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tives and few friends Of the con
tracing parties witnessed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston win re-
side IN Winnemucca.
W H Chevers entertained a party Of
friends at the Weber club after the
Conroy party.
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DR.. w. w. Trabue,
2f5 PosToFFICE BLOCK, FILLS
AT COST. READ HIS OFFER.

Having been located here but a fefs
months, and being little acquainted ani
desiring only GO meet the people and in-
tr1duCe my work. / viii. for limited
time, put i'm two filings az abeut the
cost OF materials used cor anyone com
ing &c my office. viz.
Silver filling. worth Sl.09 t0 81 80 . cts
Gold filling, worth 500. - cents.
These filings are not made 10y q hired
used are the best that can be bought.
am not running dental pariOT or adFei-
Using office, and never expect 20. 10
this only 10 aid me in becoming estab-
hshed.
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RUSSIAN MAssAGE INsTITUTE.

Dry Hot Air Baths. combined with
scientific massage for inhamed ana
stiffened joints, caused by rheumatism
injuries and fractures Also Tor the pro
motion Of good circulation and the aiay-
ing of nervousness. Also chirOp0dists.
Professors Kaliski K ClaWson, rooms
5I-58 Mercantile Block. Phone lZ4-h,
salt Lake City, Utah.
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DIAMOND COAL. Tel. 4s5.
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Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
+. S. Losee, Miss Dora Belle Hunter
and John J. Thurston were married by
Justice of the Peace J. BOugon- Miss
Abble Duncan acted as bridesmaid and
Henry Duncan as best man. The reia-
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CLASS or AUTHORITY.


la West Virginia.
Charleston, w. Va, July s.-Prose-
cutting Attorney C. w. ossenton Of
Fayette county was here 10 see Gov
ernor White to ascertain il something
could be done to check the federal Of
fcers in the enforcement OF inunc-
lions. The governor being absent az
Mountain Lake Ossenton conferred
with Federal District Attorney Atkin-
son and Federal Marshal Thompson.
Thompson reports reign of terror IN
the mining districts. He says Deputy
Marshal Cunningham Is acting as
guard for the operators and Is enfoTc-
ing injunotions on everyone. Marshal
Thompson said Cunningham had au-
thority only To serve iniunotions, but
not TO make arrests and that his bus
mess OF guarding property was per-
sonal matter.
Ossenton says the people are much
wrought up over the situation as the
deputy marshals are using their posi-
tions as federal officers to enforce the
authority as armed guards and that the
civil rights are made subordinate to
deputy marshals who carry winches-
ters. The constable of Fayette county
arrested Cunningham on a warrant
from justice court charging him with
an ARRAY, and because OF that Mr.. Cum
mngham arrested the constable on
charge OF interfering with a federal Of
ficer and ordered him before the United
States commissioner.
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FOusL 49, /
One Thousand Zen after the Z :
capped Oregon Convict.
BLOODHOUNDS USED
He Escaped from a House With Posfe
In Sight after Tying His Prisoner
to q Tree His Capture
seeus Possible.

Seattle, WsaH.. July s,-Es;fT
Tracey. the fugitive Oregon convict,
who has killed six men and wounded
several others since June 3. is being
hotly pursued by men and dogs In the
country southeast OF Seattle and may
be slain or captured within few
hours His pursuers have with them
two fine bloodhounds and are only n
short distance behind him.
Tracey made another extraordinary
escape from one OF the posses Tues
day. Word was received at the sher-
IDS office that Tracey had been at the
house Of Mrs. Gerald at Trenton for
Ave hours. Fifty armed men at once
FASTENED to the scene. When they
reached the place, thev scattered and
took positions SO they could watch
the house TO the best advantage.
The peculiar actions OF Mrs. Gerald
convinced them that Tracey was still
In the house. On the arrival Of Sher-
III kAAAabFs AAfE bt4@etN FAttat1 RN's V"
learn from Mrs Gerald THAI Tracey
haa given them the slip. He had left
she home by rear door ten minutes
previous while the posse we're taking
up their positions 70 watch the place.
hid fer a few minutes in some Of the
bushes and then quietly slipped away
through the woods toward Palmer. The
wonderful nerve of the convict was
never more fully exemplified than in
this Instance. In the back yard OF the
Gerald hnmz was found Anderson. the
man whom Tracey had kept prisoner
from the time he left Port Hudson
tied 20 a tree. Tracey had tied An
deTson 70 the tree while the posse
was IN full view OF the house by max
ing hss escape
! The hlooihounds were let loose on
his trail and are reported 10 bR only
few minutes behind him. fully 4
thousand armed men are now eFl gaged
In the pursuit including q posse which
has taken the train for Palmer 10 IN
| tFrcept Tracey In bss fight toward Ce-
car mountaia.
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New York. July 8.-Karl Won Boeck-
man shot and killed his wife, fatally
wounded O. r. Farwell friend OF his
family. and then sent a bullet through
his own head here. The shooting oc-
Cured at the home of Mrs. Won Boeck-
man in the upper part of Manhattan.
A sister of the dead woman said Won
Boeckman had served is months for
burglary In a Massachusetts prison and
that in the meantime his wife had put
two OF their five children in an insti-
tuition. allowed another TO be adopted,
and supported herself and the other
two. A few months ago Won Boeck-
man went to live with his wife in the
fat where the shooting occurred, but
the man took to drink II is said and
treated his wife so badly that she caus-
ed his arrest and this caused the trag-
edy.
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Colorado Kan. july e.-~Jessie Nor
rfson. convicted June 2S Of murder In
THE second degree for killing Mrs. Olsn
ICasale nj the lattsrs home here In
June. 1900, has been sentenced 70 Is
wears in the peniteniary, Motion for a
new trial was overrulsd. Miss Nor
risan, who has gone through three
trials. took the sentence with little
|show Of demonstration The case viii
the appealed 30 the state supreme
.courf At her second trial Miss Nor
Irison was given but Ave years.
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New Orleans. July s.-Conduetor
Mitchell of the Texas and Pacific re-
fused to allow forty men to ride from
Chopin 20 Boyce. distance OF about
forty miles. The men went to Chopin
to assist in a race riot but there was
no trouble and they decided to go
home. They boarded the train AT
Chopin and when Mitchell went around
for tickets the men refused TO pro
duce." They declared that they would
not pay.
You either pay your fares or stay
out I'm the woods all night said the
conductor. If you don't pay pretty
coon Ill run the train onto the side
track"
The forty men, who were all big,
burly fellows, armed wish guns OF
every description. saw the conductor
was In earnest, and paid.
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indianapolis, July S.-seuator Albert
j. Beyeridge. who is in indianapolis,
was asked about Washington dis
patch published in a Chicago paper
saying that general opinion there
seemed TO be that President Roosevelt
will be nominated by reclamation,
with some western man for vice pres
Beverage. Spooner of Wiscon-
sin. or bolivar OF Iowa, preferred.
AS 10 whether he would be a candi-
date for vice president in 1904 Senator
Beveridge said,
Il will, under no circumstances. be-
come a candidate for vice president
and at no time have | been considering
the matter. am content with my
work in the senate"
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Guthrie. Gala. jaly Following a
kwlft chase the cost boys and Indians
OF the Usage reservation have sue.
.ceeded Tn capturing an alleged wild
man who in his rational moments
gives his name as John Padgett. and
sayH he has fTieads in Indiana St.
l1ouls and Arkansas For three weeks
Ne terrorlzed the vicinity by proving
about with a long dirk In his hands.
and with this he cut the fup five times
when lGssoed bY the cowboys. He was
finally cornered. knocked down with
ia club and while unconscious vas Sc
surely hanecufied He was turned
over 20 the authorities AZ Pawnee,
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Norman. Okla, July S.-The most
destructive fire in the history Of Nor
man broke out In the city Monday
afternoon. The fire originated in a
wooden structure on South Main
street. with a strong wind blowing
from the south. which carried the
flames toward the row of brick and
stone buildings on the opposite side Of
the street. In a very short time l3
wooden buildings had been consumed
entailing a loss of SIS. 600 to 100000 on
buildings, and possibly as much more
on their contents.