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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Mrs. w. w. Whitfield s friends
in Columbus and over the coun-
try will receive with genuine
sorrow the infor nation that she
had the misfortune to fall at her
relatives home in Georgia, where
she is visiting, aud sprained her
ankle. She has been an intense
sufferer eversince and is unable
to walk.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Rooms TO Rent.

Two or three rooms TO rent to
parties without children. For
terms and further information
apply to w. A. Hinson, Citizen's
Telephone Exchange. lift
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Millinery.

Mrs. O. @. Mason has opened
millinery. paFlors and trimming
rooms at her home. $40. Second
Avenue, North, and will be pleas
ed TO serve her old patrons and
the public generally. 10-11-2w
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Mrs. G. A. Woods. tailor al

Mrs. G. A. Woods, tailor and
agent for ladies tailor made.
suits, skirts, jackets, Monte Car
10 coats and raglans made by
men tailors to your measure
Have received the latest styles
and sam pies to select from.
Rooms over Columbus Clothing
Store. Send for samples. Mail
orders promptly filed. 4-2w
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Wanted.

Good. reliable. young man to
fill position of book-keeper for
responsible firm. Apply at once.
Address Box V, City, in own
handwriting. BIT
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Reports from Eastern Lowndes
state that the corn crop is the
best that section has had for
long mum Der of years. The far
mers are engaged in housing it
now and it realizes all expecta-
tions as to the extent of the yield.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Bull Lost.

Strayed from my home Satur-
day night 1 young white and
black bull. Return and be re-
warded. T. L. DAsHIELL.
1O.14-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
FOR Rent.

The Krecker cottage on Main
Street. Apply to
9-4-tf. r. w. KRECKER.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Money TO Lend.

/ have money 20 Ienu on i'm
proved city property.
p. w. MAER,
Agent.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
For Rent.

Rooms furnished or unfur-
nished at SIC. Second avenue.
North. Apply to T. j. Mason.
1O-42w.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Mr.. d. r. Baker, who was so
severely injured in a railroad &C
cident at Maben a few weeks
ago. continues quite i'll at his
home in the Robertson Addition.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15

Two shares OF stock In Steam
er Vienna. Apply to
p. w. MAER.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Cash for Cigar Bands!

h Osborne. the Druggist, win pay you
the highest cash prices for BANDS from
George w. Childs, Premio. ana lack.
son Square. y
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-15
Weekly Market Report.

PREPARED BY.
J. H. STEVENS 81 SON,
THE MAIN STREET GROCERS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06

fnbrt bat, mdre uerI1ieoenen De-
partement6 in Der 8unbesbauptltaot
AUDI pon SerSen au tpiinlben! -
uniere mpiteri0ie Orient : Bolitit
1T aub in Der perflohenen Wpbe
peoer aufeetldrt poroen, nod lit
iraeno cine t1eue gntmidlung in Bes
aug auf bieIelbe gu cunitatiren eemee
fen. @barafteriitiih 1T es aber.
oas Der ni~eleenannte gice 3 Guniul
WaeelI1en in beirut Don bort abbe=
rufen muroen lift uno oaB CT lib auf
benz 6eimmeee befinoet. Das rIt'
tentat" auf Waeeliien, oas lid nads
Der als nSreubenihliie bel elmer
6p@3eit" entpidelte. bat befanntlid
Die 8eranfaiiung our @ntienoung els
mes amerifaniiben Concentrations
@eihpabers nah Beirut geliefert.
Werfmiiroiger @eiie miro aber tm<
t,er nod tpeiter oemonitrirt, Dbmol
Iih Der @runo = reIp. Der B0rmano
-oasu in Der Dfenfunoigiten Weile
als unbaltbar ermieien bat!
@abrifeinllh miro Uncle Gam
IbDn balo feline Stole ais nebrliher
Watler' in Dem 2Dnflitte spiiden
Bene5uela uno elmer Insabl europdi<
ider @rpBmdbte BON neuem mieoer
aufnebmen miiien. Gr butte Ia Die,
Ielbe iiberbaupt nod nibt fOrmeQ
niebereeleet, nur rubte ielne 9dtigs
teit als Shieosribter, 10 lanae iib
oas SnternatiDnale Gbieosgeribt i'm
baaQ nit ben lhmebenoen Streit'
fragen befaBte. Sept aber miro pou
i1euen uebergrifen beribtet, oerel
fiG Der Hr6iioent Gaitro BON Venes
3uela ben in iener &epublit aniaiiis
gen Tremoen geaeniiber ihuloia GEE
madt bat, uno oieier umftano piro
nun auer Wabriheinlihfeit nab 81
elmer pDGigen usNufroQuna oes
aansen aonflittes fibren. @aitrp
bat ndmlib cine 9umme pOn ST.
600, 900, pelbe CT eerabe nDtig bate,
Inn laufenoe Nusgaben su beden,
baourb aufaebrabt, oaB er bic freu1s
ben &aufleute in Caracas, Waracaibo
uno a1oeren Stdbten - Deutibe,
Gngldnoer, Bran5oien uno Stalie'
ner-burb Grpreiiung stpang. B6ae
unb Steuern, bic fie i@0n besablt
batter, nod einmal gu besablen!
Uncle @am's Iufgobe, feline Miin.
Del in ShuB gu nebmen. olrfte in
bielem Sale feline aQau aagenebme
un0 oanfbnre Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
ssefenntutife etnes Qrtefters.

@ep. Sobn g. Coz bon Wate,
Mrt.. ihreibt: W Sabre lang litt
i'd an @elbiubt. Sd cDniultirte
cine aan3e In5abl pon Gersten uno
periudte ale eroentliden Nrter upn
Weoicinen. aber Dbne jealihen grs
fplg. Damn fina id an. ben .Glefs
trio Bitterg" su aebrauben uno iebt
fiible ih, baB i'd BON Dem 9eioen
befreit bin, oas mid u Sabre lang
in ieiren &lauen bate. @enn Sic
cine superldiiige Weoiein flr Nie=
ren' uno 2eberleioen, Wagenbe=
ihmeroen poer alIeemeine Ghwdhe
baben molen, bann peri1aHen Sic
iih Electric 8itters". gs miro
garantirt BON ben Mpotbefen BON s..
9alteper & Son, iDwie bon Mbulpb
DreiB. Sour so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
500 WcIobuuma! 500,

Die aeier oisisr 3eituns tueroen ii6 freuen 5a err
giebt, pelae Die geifeniaaft in ar ibren stufsn ~
beilen i'm Stanbe III; 9al's 6atarrb=Gur 1T bic Gins
siss iest Der dr5tliaen 9rnoeri6aft bsiannte poitius
8ur. 3atarrb ~erioroert als cine Gonfttutionstrants
belt cine eonftiiutiOnele 9ebanolung. 4aa'g Ra.
tarrb.2ir ioiro tnnerlih genommen uno pirit brett
sDterns, baourh bic @runDlaee Der Rrantbeit sers
forego uyo BEN qattenten araFt gebeilD, inoem lie
bic Gonaitniion nes Burners auibaut uno Der Ratur
in lbrem W.rfe btlJt. Die Gigentblmer baben 70
Diet 9srtrauen Sl iDren Seiltrdtten, baB fe Gin bun.
BERT Dollars Selohnung fur jeoen SAT %anbieten,
ben fe 3u furiren perfsblt. aabt Gu6 cine 9ife Don
3eusniHen tOmmsn. Mau %aorsiTre:
G..S. Gbenee q &c., 2oleoo, O6ip.
81 yertauft bon alen Npot3etern. preis rs
Gents bic GIaf9e.
oaas' Tamilien ,gil.n Rne Die betek.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
cages : Wemtsfetten.
O n b

Sin auseniheinlih wabniins
niger Wann, Der ietnen Namen alS
.Beter @Qiet pDn W%lnneapolis" an.
CAB, uerlanate gemaltiam 3ulaB
gum Brdiioenten Mooieoelt i'm Wei=
Ben 0auIe az Walbinaton SIN So
liseisWager periubte er einen &e=
uoluer 81 aieben uno auf Die i'm be-
g~leitenoeu 8eamten 5u lbieben. dn
benz iih entipinnenoen Sampfe MUIR
ben gaiDt unb elmer Der 8eamten
ourb bic Splitter elmer oerbrodenen
Sbeibe nerlebt. Sn WirtliHteit
ioq Der Wauu Beter Often heiBen,
Elm Ddne fem uno in minneapolis
anarditiid)e %Heitation betrieben
baben.
- 3n Colt 4ate Gitp fanb bic rs.
Sabres : apnferens Der WOrmDnen,
Stride fat. Der gr6Tnunaafeier
mobnten 1900 Wormpnen BEL.
Der aus Sapar suriidgetebrte W1ii,
iipna : NpDitel 0eber Grant teilte
nit, faB Der MDrmpnismu8 in Sa<
pan gemalti9e gprtidritte made.
a. Sn Berbinoung nit ben RpIt.
departments : @ntblqungen bat bic
@ranoiurp in MaIbinaten ebermals
Is neue Nntlaoen erbpben. Sc be.
ffnoen iid oarurter audi ,eue Nns
tlagen gegen bereits Mngetlagte,
mie Wahen. 2pner unb Nubere,
Die .unabbdneige Woltspars
tel" in Seem Oort belt cine &onuet1s
tion ab, in melder Wm. g. Deperp
gum Wapors Ranoioaten r,ominirt
murbe.
Mus Wai5ingtpn perlantet, baB
an STEELE bes tiir3lid ueritorbenen
britiihen Botibafters Cir Mtihael
6erbert uabribeinlih Der gegenmdr.
tige britiihe @eianote i'm 6aag, Sir
6enrp 6uwarb, ernaunt merben
mir6.
Der beutihe Dampfer ,Grica",
uelHef 8aummoQe eelaoen bate,
muBte ben 9afen BON Morfolt, Ba.,
anlaufen uno 9llfe luden, ba in Der
2aoung Seuer ausgebrofen NOR,
2emiS Niron, Der frIbere
9duptling BON Tammanp.G aG, bat
iih oils unabbdngigen Ganoioaten
fir oaa Waporsamt BON Stem Oorf
erflart. Wiron Bot iid in &reiien
oea SbifsbauS mie Der 9ofitit elm
NenDmmee erpurben.
Nus Waibington perlautet, baB
Hrdiioent HoDiepelt ieinen 8eifaQ
ausgeIprohen babe in 8esug auf
einen Blan besiiglib Der 4oloniia.
ton ber Weger. Ser Blan 1T aus.
flbrliher wie elm lie aubor gemadter.
Gef5roerer oes Blanes 1tno Booter
Waibinaton uno 9eiab 9. Z. Stunt,
befannter WiQionar uno Winenbes
iiber, Der tiralid BON 9prea surld.
tebrte, moielbit er tpertoolle Nnlaqen
beiibt. Das 8orbaben beftebt in Der
grperbuna elmer ar6Beren Strede
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
Aettet 8met pom gppe.

sunlere fleine Tobter bate einen
geraoesu lebensgefdbrlihen Infall
uDn &euhbuiten Hno Bron9itts4
idreibt Irau %. 6. 6apilano uou
Grmonf, Sc. g., .aber als ale anbes
rem Mittel ueriagten, ba retteten mir
ibr 2eben ourb Or. Sings @eue
Gntoedune'. l1nlere Nihte, tpeld)e
Oil Der Sbminoiubt in pDreeihritte=
nem Stadium lit, gebrauhte eben=
faaS eisie wuuSerppae Weoiein unb
iebt beute lit iie soaitdnoig aeiuno4.
@ana peraweifelte Sails uno Gun.
Qenleioen ueiben nDr. Sings Weuer
@ntoedung pie teiner anoeren
Webicin auf @roen llnfeblbar fir
6uiten unb @rfdltunaen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Jlaiben Qarantirt ourt,
bic MpDtbeten BON S. Galteper &
Son uno pon Geolpb DreiB. BRO.
behaiben frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06

2Qno am Sell i'm Sudan, nm es bur1
Neger Der Ser. Staten fultipiren
su la11en. 9unt lit iebt in 0euti9z
lamb. Sn eintgen 809en geoenft
er 8oofer &. @aihtnetun in Qfrifa
8u treffen. Die beiben 6erren 6ers
rem moaen auiammen bas 2anb in
Ipisiren, UNI Die Wf6ali9feit elmer
Solonie i'm Suoan 81 erforihen.
NuSlano.
9aiierin JranS SOiepb BON
Oeiterreib, melder Dem &6nie 2epf
polo BON 8elaien 10 5irnte pegen
Der rpbeu 8ebanolung, Die er ieiner
To9ter, Der pprmaliaen Brinaeiiin
Stepbanie, suteil peroen lieB, bat
iid ieBt gum %aagemeiniten gritaus
men nit oielem ausaeiDbnt. 96nig
2eopplb miro Wttte b. SO. in Mien
81 Belud eintreffen. Ser &6nig
mar auf feline TD6ter lhleht gu
ipreben, neil oieie na6 benz Eooe
oes G%rDnprinSen Ii9 nit Dem un9as
ridden @rafen BOMBAY uerbeiratete.
- Sn Mabrio muroe Brins T,ana
BON Bourbon, Elm Setter be5 &6a
nigs bon Spanien uuo friiberer Die
piliunssg ommanoeur, nab utebera
bplten GerbDren BON Dem Dberiten
Wilitdrgeridte gu etner Seitunasbaft
pDn 2 Wonaten p%erurtetlt, Der
Brins mar ieiner 3eit in einem
Spielflub abgefaBt uno bate aus
@nt bieriiber ben @puper1eur BON
Waorio gu 8weifampfe geforoert.
0as neue brittide Wtnttteriun
Bolfpur iebt iid) in f~pleenoer Meiie
sulammen: Nlfreo Qbttleton, golos
nialminiiter als NnbfDlger gban1s
berlains; Muiten Chamberlain, Der
Spbn Soiepb @bamberlains, bisbee
riee @eneralpoitmeiiter. Shabamts.
fanaler als Nabfo[aer 8ithies;
Brooerid, Der bisbertae &riegsmini=
tier. Staatslefretdr fir Snoien; Nrs
nplo Softer, &rie9Sminifter; @ra.
bam Wurrag als Staatsietretar fir
@b0ttlanb uno 2oro STANLEY, Gee
n~eralpUftmeiier.
Ser in Berlin als ginidbrig.
Sreimiltger oienenoe STUDENT SO.
bert Goroes Fat Selbitmorb began.
gen, mie es beiBt, rpeaen brutater
Bebanolung ieitens bes Taburids
nDn 6enning8 uno aemiiier unters
Dffiaiere.
- Die gebuiibe 6p1ihule gu
Gbarlottenburg bel Berlin bat BEN
Deutih : Nmerifaner Clarence 9.
S@ulb BON Cincinnati ben Dpftor.
titel perlieben. S6utB lit Der erlte
Gmeritaner, Der ben Dor brei Sabren
ppm Safer Wilbelm freirten Iitel
nDoftOr Der gebuif" erbalteu bat.
Mus Brealau miro berihtet:
@tipa 1000 Nder oes 1h6niten
WalosB eftanoes oes arDben Sitter
autes bes @rafen Tbiele=8 intler in
8ofitnit Eel Beutben. Brpnins @1le=
fen, finn nnrd 6euer uernihtet NOR.
ben.
Sn 6alnburg taQte Der &pns
greb Der 5rauenrebtlerinnen. Der=
ielbe bat unter anberem uber Die
Bermenoune BON aorietts uno bon
Supelen oebattirt. 8etoe8 nuroe
al8 barbariId be5eihnet, bod fam
es niht gu elmer N%bitimmung. @roBe
Jreuoe erreete bic Weloune, oaR
Srauen in flint Staten 5timmreht
| huben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
Brad tmifetm 9aHs etn.

g. 2eAuinr BON gaoenoiib, Ser.
mont, tuuroe ieiner fonftiaen Sc.
iunobeit beraubt ourd droniibe
8eritopfuns. Qls Semano auf i'm
uno in iein 9aus einorang uno ibm
y9r, Sings Reue 2ebens . BiQen"
anfn6tigte, puroe ieinem 9eioen
Ginbalt aeboten unb iest 1T er ppqs
itdnoig eeiuno. SIR grfole niro
garantirt. 2u BADEN fir IS Gents
in ben Npotbeten BON +. &alteper &
Con uno oon Noofpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
Sn Qeip,io feiprte Ilr @uhoI

b. GDttld,au, Der betannte Didter,
S6riftfteaer, 2iterarhiitoriter uno
4rititer, ieinen 80. @eburtstaa. Mn.
laBlib oes Cages mar oerielbe Der
@eaenitano GROCER gbruneen. Yin
faft alien gr6Beren oeutiden Babnen
fanoen Teit.W oritequngen NIT @er.
ten be8 Dihter8 ftdtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-06
Gerr Silnehronht

Eerr Dlloebrorot. Der neue
ioaialoemofratiihe Reibstaasabge.
or6uete fir Stuttgart uue elmer Der
mNepiitoniften", bat fein Wanoat
nieoergeleet. SIS bdnat oies mt ben
Worgdngen auf benz Dresoener Bars
teitQQe zuIqmmen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20

Rev. Herbert Frohock, superinten-
dent of the Anti-Saloon League. went
out to Plankinton Wednesday evenin.
to deliver an address before the
Methodist Ministerial Association.
Friday evening Mr.. TIohock will de-
liver an address on temperance lines
before the people of Plankinton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20

I'm the game Of foot ball Monday
ternoon between Morningside and
kanktoa colleges Morningside won by
score Of IL to 6. Coach Markle saw
e game from the side lines and was
PARTICULARLY interested to see Morn
pgside win, as it meant to give
ltchell a little higher standing than
ankton, inasmuch as Yankton de-
gated Mitchell and the home team
u turn defeated Morningside. Yank-
Eon had a better chance at the Iowa
Team from the fact that it had just
played Mithcell the Saturday before
fnd naturally was somewhat tired
,ut-and sore from the hard game.
: Mccormick corn shelters and horse
powers are sold by Vim. Koch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
MILITIA GUARD
WAS ATTACKED.
Victor, Colorado, Sends Out First
Sensation Since Arrival
OF the Military.
SAMPLER PATROL ASSAULTED.
Two Men Providing Around Buildings
At Night Arouse all the Men 10
Nelghborhood.

Victor, Colo, Sept. 9.-An attack up
on a milltiaman acting as guard at the
Taylor & Brunton sampler aroused the
officers commanding the troops and
within a few minutes every available
man In the camp was patrollng the
hills, shortly ofter the guard had been
placed at the sampler he noticed a man
proving about building. He ordered
the man TO halt. which order was not
obeyed The guard fired az the figure
and started In pursuit. firing as he ran,
As the soldier passed the building he
was felled by rock thrown by a sec.
ond man, The shooting aroused other
sentlnels, who arrived Just as the two
men disappeared over the edge OF Bull
hill. A volley was fred at them but
they escaped beyond range OF the
muskets. The injured nfantryman was
picked up and medical aid summoned.
He was not seriously injured, though
unconscious when found and soon re-
vived.
The mine owners have notified the
officers Of the militia that number
OF threats have been made against both
property and the guards and al a num-
Der OF places the guards have been
doubled.
The finding OF a dead man with
bullet through his heart. about a mile
from the station OF Clyde, has created
no small amount Of excitement, clyde
Is n small station on the very out
skirts Of the district The body was
brought to the city but has not yet been
Identified
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
TESTING MACHINES.
Four of Them Arrived at State Uni
versity Today from Philadelphia.

There arrived today for the state uni
versity four large testing machines
from the Reihe works IN Philadelphia.
These machines are part OF the
mechanism OF the engineering labora.
tory and are TO be used to determine
the strength OF materials used IN engl-
neerlng and building construction.
In the tensile testing machine. which
has n capacity for weighing a stretch
ing force UP to 100000 pounds, n test
piece Is placed and stretched until II
breaks. Both the stress and strain IN
sheet. by a pencil which draws an au-
tographlc diagram This machine is
used for testing steel. iron. wood, etc,
for tension and compression.
The second machine takes 4 piece OF
steel rod, grips Il between two Jaws
and twists II until Il breaks. The ca.
paclty Of this machine Is 10000 inch
pounds.
The third machine receives a speci-
men OF any length up 10 Ave feet and
two and half square in cross section.
and tests Il for bending until Il breaks.
This machine has a capacity Of 1000
pounds.
The fourth machine Is used FOR test.
Ing the strength OF cement. a small
hiiquette Is made ad placed between
two Jaws and stretched until BROKEN.
II has a capacity Of 1000 pounds, These
ere the first machines OF he kind ever
used In the state and should prove VI
great value both TO students and engi-
necTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
BREAKING THE UNION.
Members Take of their Badges
And Return to Work,

Seattle, Sept. 9,-Seattle is In the po-
culiar position this morning OF having
upon It's hands strike Of one OF the
unions or the streetcar system and at
the same time almost a full compile
ment Of cars In operation. At o'clock
this morning the executive committee
OF the old union decided to declare n
strike because of the refusai OF Presi-
dent Furth OF the Seattle Electric COM
nanv to grant any Of the demands made
by tho union or 10 submit the demands
to arbitration. These demands included
recognition of the union. the reinsta te-
n1ent NJ all men discharged by the COM
many because OF their connection with
tho union since the strike last March a
wnro scale Of 20 cents an hour. time and
n half for overtime and on legal holl-
DAVIS and other unImnortant days. When
the order IN strife was promulgated the
great majority nj the emnioyes discard
I'd their union badges and went To work
'Ms morning unOn the promise Of Presi-
dent Furth that no would treat with n
committee NJ the men In the matter OF
tho Increase In wages
As n result all but 10 cars ont Of rsn
usually ru-ning 1re IN operation this
morning, The effect Of the strike II IL
fhon~nt VIM pronpbly be m disrnnt The
Seattle hrpnch ~ the Amaioam mated Or
der ~ Street Railway Employees OF
America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
Old Resident Of Springville Falls Out
OF His Wagon and is Run Over.
Especial to the "News,"C

Springville, Sept. 9.--Charles Chase
left Springville at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Sanpete with a load OF
vegetables and fruit, travelling by way
OF Payson. While going up what is
known as the Payson hill he fell out Of
his wagon the wheels of which passed
over him. intlicting severe injuries. He
was taken to Spanish Fork, where
medical aid was summoned, but de-
spite all that was done for him he
passed away at II o'clock last night.
The deceased was conscious TO the last
and expected to resume his Journey
little realizing that he was so badly
hurt.
Mr.. Chase was born Sept. 10, 1S48, at
North Rochester, o, and came to Utah
in 1858 and to Sprlngvile in 1853 He
has been In the lumber business for
great many years and leaves to mourn
his demise a widow and eight children.
The funeral viii take place from his
late residence, tomorrow, Thursday, at
2 p, m.
Elder octayius Gudmundson arrived
home last night after an absence of 30
months In the mission field. He labor
ed IN Norway, where he reports the
work progressing nicely.
Our railroad contractors are return
ing from California among those who
have returned being f. G. Gammell, M.
l.. Packard and Dennis pafreyman,
who go south TO take up work on the
San Pedro at Callentes In n short time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
SHOOT STRAIGHT.
Guardsmcn Will Have to Do That to
Carry OF the Prizes offered.

The following order was issued today
from the Office Of the adjutant general
Of the national guard under the title OF
Special order No, IS; With view to
the encouragement Of the members Of the
guard and the attainment Of a high de-
gree OF eficincy in target practice, II Is
deemed advisable 10 offer a prize or prizes
10 be given 10 Individual members or
organizations that make the highest score
during the season For the purpose Of
determining the kind OF prize to be given
than one board OF officers Is hereby APP
pointed which will convene on the call Of
the presiding Officer thereof at the EARL.
est practicable moment and make prompt
report 20 these headQuarters, Detail for
the board Lieut. Col u Ford Lieut.
Col J a Greenewald Capt. W c Webb
BY order OF the commander In chief
Charles s Burton adiutant general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-09
A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM.
Pupils Of Miss Edna Coray Give Re-
cital in the Sixteenth Ward

The pupils OF Miss Edna Coray the
well known organlst and pianist gave
a recital last night in the Sixteenth
ward westinghouse assisted by Mrs,
Wood soprano; Miss Ship contralto;
Mr.. Winter, baritone, and Mrs Per-
.kins, reader. The program was cer-
talnly a delightful one and gave evil
dence OF the palnstaking manner In
which the pupils had been taught their
lessons. as all showed gratifying pro-
ficlency In their respective lines. Among
those taking part were Viola Jones.
Annie Davis Jennie Built Mss Coray,
Margaret Francis Ethel Webley Alice
Newson. Nellie Taylor, Katie lIoll-
day, Eta Horsley, Leila Timpson.
Hazel Bailey, and members of the Six
teenth ward choir In a male quartet.
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HOW IT HAPPENED.
Sheriff Emery Was Notified First But
Officer Sperry Got There First.

The credit for arresting Peter Kline
and recovering a team of mules which
he is charged with stealing from
Thomas sullivan at Bingham last SAT-
urday night. Is claimed by officer
sperry, Of the police department. II
seems that the police department and
the sheriff's office We're notified of the
presence OF the team near the Hot
Springs at about the same time, Tho
sheriff had instructed the people at the
springs 20 notify him IN the event that
the mules passed there and he and his
deputies had been out looking for them
nearly all OF Sunday night on Mon
day morning he was notified OF their
passing the springs and FASTENED in
pursuit Officers snerry and Lieger had
also received notice and started for the
place in the patrol wagon They beat
the sheriff there by a narroy margin
and arrested the man and took him TO
the police station, while the mules were
turned over to the sheriff for safe keep
ing