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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
LATE LOCALS.

Colonel and Mrs Holmes when last
heard from were In the land OF the mid
night sun, northern Norway,
The local colored people are making
extended preparations for the proper
celebration OF Emancipation day, which
comes Sept, %.
THE city council will return from the
great northwest and their 10 days out
ing over the Oregon Short Line at $3.50
tomorrpw morning. II Is understood
that the regular council meeting VIII
occur tomorrow evening IN conse-
quence.
Dr. r. III clawson has returned from
the bear hunt up City Greek canyon.
He says that the boys saw three bears
all right. hut after he got there the ami
mails had disappeared The bears have
given considerable trouble to the sheep
herders in the vicinity.
oryin Morris, chief clerk OF the gem
eral freight department, Oregon Short
Lire this morning showed up to work
with broad smile across his counten-
ance and box OF cigars under his
arm Little Miss Morris reports all well.
she made her debut at the family resi-
dence on Saturday.
o f. Davis, the genial chief clerk
at the United states land Office Is back
at his desk after an extended trip 10
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Port
land he says that the G.. A. II. vet
Grams were royalty treated on the coast
and the half has not been told re-
gardng the hospitality Of the Callfor-
Man.
Mrs. Margaret r. Wing wife Of
Charles a. Wing OF Eureka, passed
away az the Keogh-Wright hospital
yesterday as a result Of appendicitis.
The deceased was the daughter OF VIM.
q. and Emma j. Hague Hickman. ard
was native of Utah. having been born
here 30 years ago. The remains have
been shipped home for burial. the fu-
neral takes place In Eureka at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
on and after tomorrow the street
cars running TO the Short Line depot
| will continue on 10 Fifth North thus
giving the pupils Of the High school
service that win be much appreciated.
These cars viii run every IS minutes
as before but will start from East Tenn
| ple street FIVE minutes earlier than
usual The Jordan Bridge car, instead
OF stopping az First South as at pres
ent. VIII continue on to North Temple
ahd run down that street TO the Short
| Line depot
Veterinary LeMay OF Fort Douglas,
who is an expert IN horse flesh, was
| recently sent down TO Green River,
| Utah. 10 look into the current reports
Of disease prevailing among local
! horses. supposed TO be- glanders The
doctor has reported 10 Secy Beatty of
! the state board Of health that theh sus
! niCion is correct, and number of ,ho
| Infected animals have been killed, and
1 the surroundings arc being thoroughly
I disiafcctcd The trouble had become
! epidemic before Il was realized just
what the difficulty was.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
HNpNs-0yN0,-9ro,Ne0N
ANlluS@mlemGs.

E6N2t073NSSTN2 <0So<5No-.SSS
The engagement Of "The Friend OF
the Family, at the Theater, opens next
Saturday afternoon Only two per-
formances are TO be given.
The opera Cinderella" sometimes
known as "a Dress Rehearsal" Is to be
put on at the Salt Lake Theater soon
under the direction Of Mrs Martha
Royle King The opera was produced
IN Salt Lake about ten years ago by
MIN King and made a tremendous hit
This time merely the skeleton Of the
piece, and some Of the prcttiest songs,
are to be retained New lines With To-
cal application are being written IN and
a number Of new songs, some OF them
local viii be interpolated.
The list Of participants includes Miss
Olive Jennings, Miss Edna Dryer. Mss
sigrid Petersen, Miss Grimsdcn Mss
Isabel Monahan, Mrs Elizabeth III.
C0ray. Mrs John Reed, Miss At1y pike
and Mrs. King The chorus q thirty
voices has not been fully selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
WIRELESS TELEGRApHY.
Nearly All Delegates to Recent
Congress Favored Govt Control.

Berlin. Aug 3i.-A technical paper
published In this city says IL learns that
the delegates OF nearly all the countries
which participated In the recent inter-
national congress ot wireless tcS.Sranhv
in this city whose sessions Were secret.
favored International control OF wireless
telegaphy and advocated tsai no land
station refuse TO take a messaF.i " COM
prehensible nom any ship using a sys-
TEN different TO that Of the company
owning the station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
WRECK ON COLO. MIDLAND,
One of the Worst in Western Rail.
road History0ccurs at Colo. City

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 3i,-A
Colorado Midland freight train, five
miles above Manitou alta O'Clock this
morning. plunged down through Mani
tou and into Colorado City, at an esti-
mated speed Of 100 miles an hour. In
Colorado City the train which consisted
Of on engine, caboose and l6 loaded
boxcars plunged into a switch engine
on siding knocking the dead engine
over 100 yards and prccipitating one
Of the worst wrecks IN the history Of
western railroading. The members OF
the train crew jumped, leaving the
train to its fate, when It was seen that
II could not be controlled No one was
injured. Estimated loss to the railroad
company Is $2j,O00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
sUNDAY sALooNs NEcrssAny-

But II II is on absolute necessity that
the saloons should be closed on SIM.
days in that isolated mining camp Of
hlnsham, ! hope your order TO vopr
otputles ont there can b. 50 molidsd
that the front doors should be closed
me blinds pulled down. but thet TO-
SIDE doors and back doors may bo lsn
open or unlocked and the piace tont
quiet 80 that The people or line pubilc
! Just mentioned may NOT suffer b,.
rfason Of the clolng un ms ,hey ~, D
fed" ''' ''llul-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31

rest to which some importance Is ate
taohed is that OF John Sleuder a for
mcr employe of the company and VINO
is known to have been In the vicinity
at the time the shooting occurred, lie
is said TO have contradicted himself
several times. while being questioned
by the officers. The fact that the two
men who survived the fire OF the rob-
bers can give but meager descriptions
of their assaiapts, lead the police TO
declare that every hour lessons their
chances Of ever appreheuding the gull
~ men,
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IRVINE SUCCEEDS HAY.
Pioneer Resident of Wyoming Appoint.
ed State Treasurer by the Governor.
Especial to the ''News."l

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 3l,--Gov. Chat
terton has appointed Hon. w, c. Irvine
state treasurer to succeed Henry G,
Hay, who gave notice OF his resignation
some time ago. Mr.. Hay Is now in New
York and was given time IN which to
make up his mind whether he vow re-
main In the east permanently On return
TO Wyoming, His resignation VIII now
be handed in, to take effect Immediately.
The new state treasurer is the present
manager Of the Letter cattle ranches in
wyoming. He is a pioneer resident OF
the state and one of It's best known
business men. Gov. Chatterton could
not have made q better selecttsn.
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
Con- Mercur in Demand al stronoer
Prices Daly.West Firm.

Con Mercur was active this af,erpoo,
ana commanded better prices than n, az,
tine last week Daly.wost remained g,n
at the forenoon quotations. The salcs
posted were as follows:
Con Mercur 100 ct i.iiA. a. o.. CO.. At
i.S $ %; COO at lie
nnly-Wtst, rs at p.sA
MAJ Day, W at i.i.. 2.so0 AZ i,g
Silver Shield, Loo az i1h, -6l n, thst
Leg az y 80 "a II, s. 30. 5Oi nt llif ''
,nrle sam Con, ~ at 8't. 90 al giu
California ~ nd 1874
Ccuury, ~ 90 f.t.l 10 Al "a
Nav York bonanza, 10 al ~, ca.,,s.
2il0 90 is.. " az az
Ieiro, 10 at iliA
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CoURTpNOTEs.

on tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock
Jusge stewart viii make a setting Of
Jury gases for trial IN the clWl division
OF The district court the trials to begin
on Monday, Sept, "a.
Frances b Worthen today nlod suit
Tor divorce In the district court against
Samuel a. Worthen on The ground OF
failure 90 provide, They were married
in this city on Jan. Is, 1903 Plaintiff
also asks that her maiden maine, Fran.
crs y. Mulhkin. be restored to her.
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Suit for Partition.

George A. smith, In his own behalf
and as executor OF the estate OF Ma
tilda NJ. RaTatt, deceased, today fled
suit IN the district court against Mary
Watson and Mary T. Silver for a par
tIton of part Of lot g. block Is, plat
A, Salt Lake City survey which Is
owned Jointly by plaintiffs and defend
ants Ia case a partition cannot be
made without injury 70 the rights Of
all parties, II Is asked that the property
be sold and the proceeds be distributed
among plaintiffs and defendants ac-
oording TO their respective interests.
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bold burglar who made away with two
caddles OF tobacco after falpS to find
anything else that suited his fancy.
The fellow broke a rear window and
had little or no trouble In getting into
the store lie opened the cash register,
but found nothing therein after look
ing around the store for awhile he took
the tobacco and departed As he was
leaving a boy named Walter Patten,
saw him and gave the alarm, but the
fellow made good his escape, The police
have a good description Of him and hope
to land him In jail before long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
MEDIC0S MEET
HERE TOMORROW.
Rocky Mountain Interstate Mcdl-
cal Association to Hold a
Two Days Session,
IN CITY AND COUNTY BUILDlaC.
Program Includes Discussion of Sub
.ects of Much Interest to the
Profession.

Inc rith annual session OF ulo i'ovNy
Mountain Interstate Medical association
nr,,s t,,norroy Morning at 10 o'clock In
-, ,t. n, ,ho tot,t
inc Guy couhc'' Vl'inu'' w w. -, .s
building, with prominent piyslolahs anu
surgeons from several states In attend
ance. Following Is the program to be
observed during the TWO uoy' SesS'O"'
TUESDAY MORNING,
49,. n,.s,d,n,
" NJ NJ ~ 10 olutr w w ''N''N'''''
Dr. G. u. sollSr Evanston Nyo, Gan,
lnNQcuuQh-NeN' L. W. Ai"AN''''' ""''
Lake. 49, H. ~. NJ
ADDRESS OF WeEoi,n. nun "V'V' ~
Nells, NONfTuVT W bidlh s 49,,
Address or welcome on uvn"il vi i9Nai
profcsslon-,Dr a, g. EyinE. president
Salt Lake County Medical society
Reading OF minutes ny seuelaIE,
Annual report Of officers ana standing
committees ..
Annual special commltlsss nepS2 ai.
lresldonl mdress-br, =, ~, ovhel;
Paper Neurltis Of the right inferior dem
tai nerve incident upen FORWARD uis ,H
i l1H ' Georee 4. Moleen. Denver.
Blscussl23n i;;,ha,,on and ,nuha,ior IN.
slrgments-pr' r. r. NaAhan'' pe"Ner'
Dilsouss,Iru,u, e,,,,,,.,, p, s,unatbcc,onv.--
M Ti,Sss soty fatsss "'P"'''' 'V'
Paper "Prellmnsry report co Oh eIcis o
OF ,ne sVpelior nsu i'i an5iensvlI 't d
fiOh ,n ny" non vase' u 'P''''
''ppN,,,s, ns''''
DISCUSSIONS
AFTERNOON SESSION,
-
Symposium on siphihs-proplylaSis-pr
Donald Campbell Butte, u.. ~,
Modes OF lntectlon~bl' huiFtS Neeu'
Rock Springs
diagnosis Of initial l~slohDE w. r.
Johnston, Cheyenne, A.,
Study Of the Biood-pr hehry H. NC
Grow. Denver.
.Cutaneus Manifesta'ions-Dr' Hepburn
L >. a.
The Brain-Dr, y. WORK, fneplo,
The Spinal Cord and Nerves-Dr Ed
Delahanty, Denver
Inc hye-pT' flWaIu Jdckso,l, DeuNe''
Inherited syphilis-Dr. Sol G. Kahn,
Leadvilie,, -
Prognosls-l1r' n T., EWinB. saw Lahe'
~ .,,'.,,,,,.
$50 p m'-Banquet AT the Commerclai
club -
WEDNESDAY MORNING.;
10 a. m,-Hela,lon OF Orthopeales ana
Discussion
Treatment Of Tuoercnlosis Of me Lungs
BY Antsepuc Anaestheuo Me'hou-DI'
Discussion,
Nephritis Decapsulation of Kidney, Re-
Treatment Of Acute Utius Medla-Dr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
LEvAN PoST0FFICE.
Anthony N. Christensen is Appointed
Postmaster

Washington, D. C., Aug 3l-Anlhony
NJ. Christensen has been appolntaj post
master at Levan, Juab county Utah.
vice Peter Thygersen. resigned.
PENSIONS.
Idaho. Pensions granted-Charles s.
Hawley. S.
Hawley. 5. John 2. Clough, SO. John Z.
Hubbard. sl2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
Gushing Not sent to a Retreat.

Louisville, KY, Aug Si.--Father John
II. Cushing today denied the story
emanatlnR from Denver that he had
been ordered TO Gethesemane, aud there
10 remain practically prisoner for life
because of his long fight upon bishop
Matz. Father Gushing has been sent
in retreat at The Trapplst monastery for
a month or less by Archbishop Faiconlo
and Immediately thereafter will return
TO ris diocese In DenYer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
YELLOW AsTER MINE.
Started Up Sunday with a Small
Working Force.

Randsburg, Cal, Aug. 3l-The yell
low Aster mine started up sunday
morning with a shall force, Sheriff
Kelley and his deputies who arrived
Saturday are protecting the employees
by armed guards who accompany the
men to and from work. The Yellow AS
ter company is caring for its employees
in bunkhouses and building houses Of
their own. Four out Of the carload Of
men from Joplin refused 20 work, they
having sworn allegiance 10 the miners
union A few Of the Old men have re-
turned to work All Is quiet and no
violence has been attempted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31

Oyster Bay, l.. l., Aug, 3l.-At lunch
con today President Roosevelt had as
his guests John McMackin, the state
beard commissioner Of New York
Henry Lcinstein. proprietor and Erwin
Wardmar. editor Of the New York
Press: Dr. Albert Shaw, editor Of the
Review OF Reviews, and J. Lincoln
Stonens. Later the president expected
to receive A. J Fleming, editor Of the
Comet OF Braymer. Mo-. and James
Martin Of the New York Tribune, who
desires TO present Dr. Carlow Martin
of the Dundee Advertiser Dundee, Scot
land,
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GOLD COIN CLEANUP.
Idaho Mine Has Produced $4,000 in
Gold in Past Two Months.

lSpeciaI 70 The "NeWs,|J
Weiser. Ida, Aug 3i.--Ed Ford, SUI
perlntendent of the Gold Coin Mining
company, operating In Black Lake dis
trict has arrived in this city with S5,-
900. a cleanup Of 10 days run with
cyanide plant. This is the third clean
no made within the past two months,
aggregating nearly $4,000 The Gold
Coin is owned by Lacrosse Wisconsin,
capitalists,
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Hoods JdrSapdrilLd

Radically and permanently cures ca
tarh OF the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, and more delicate organs.
Read the testimonials.
No substitute for Hoods acts Ike
Hoods, Be sure to get Hoods.
Of was troubled with csiarrh 20 years,
SEEING statements Of cures by Hoods sar.
sapsrilla resolved 10 try t. -Four bottles
entirely cured me- WILLIAM SHERMAN,
1850 6.h ST.. Milwaukee. Wis
Hoods SarsaparHa promises TO
cure and keeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
SHAMROCK N HAS NO CHANCE
IcontInuea from Va on0l

When the yachts Strengthened out on
the port t0ck headed FOR The marx lie-
lance seemed to have a lead OF about
q mile and q half.
New YorE. Aug 3l,---phe time limit
expired at 5.i5.2G With Reliance halls
mile from the finish line
BARR LEADS WRlNGE.
when narr learned that shamrock
Jared better In the heavy ground swell
he led his Rival close 20 the LnoB Island
shoe, where Rolln - had better sailing
and continually 1. rassl her lead, Re-
lance has the better OF al the short
bitches In shore where she plnched herr
self to windward on every pun and
clump OF wind. The wind continued
to drop until It was blowing not more
than three or four miles an hour Vn-
der these conditions Shamrock rolled
considerably but Reliance's ilat broad
body kept her on her feet and conse-
quently moving. Within one mile of the
mark Reliance made two short bitches
TO fetch Il. She left the mark on the
starhocrd hand, gyhng over as she
went Ground at 3.00A5 (unohiclaD,
The wind had backed 50 far around
to the north that Reliance was unable
70 set her spinnaker and she carried
balloon lib topsalls malnsail and elup
topsail as she headed away straight for
the finish. 10 miles away, with lust two
hours and "a minutes within which to
reach the finish line, In order that there
should be race, When Reliance turn.
ed the mark Shamrock was Two miles
from that point.
4;05 D. m,-The wind has freshened
somewhat and there Is a chance thar
Reliance viii .laish within the time
limit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
ELEVEN sUsPEsTs.
Arrested for the Murder of Slew.
art and Johnson of Chicapo

Chicago Aug. sl.--of the II susrect,
arrested by the police following tho
murder Of Frank Stewart and Iobn
Is, Johnson. employees Of the Chlcogo
Clty Railway company, ami the lootI5g
OF me company's safe early sundav
morning seven are being held. on ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31
Rev. ]. L. ]. Mcconnell p,ad.

Philadelphia, Avg Si--Rey. j. l. j
Mcconnell, ID. recording secretary Of
The board of church extension of the
Methodist Episcopal church, died today
after a protracted Illness.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today'slocal bank olearlngs amount
ed to s53IfiS33. No comparison can be
made with the same day last year. as
the latter cate was holiday. The
clearlngs Tor the month Just past,
amounted 10 81 ,2O5, 1856 as against
$lb,24S,S.5l9 for the same month OF 1902;
decrease Of s4,Ql4 1866,
Building permits Were issued during
the week as follows:
M c, Nero, COS Eighth street, -FOUR
room brick cottage. ...s 500
Peter Khengreen, 1901 south Eighth
West, one-ruom brick addition 200
Oscar Engdahl, 3is south Eighth
West. Broom brick cottage .... 400
oscar Engdahl, 224 south. Eighth
West, s-room brick cottage. -. 600
Oscar Engdahl, 326 south Eighth
West, 5-room brick cottage -. 1900
Oscar Engdahl, SSs south Eighth
West, broom brick cottage q. d.. 1900
p Fllgel, Second South between
Ninth and Tenth West, 6-room
brick cottage. .. =. o., q. q. 800
Harry Hansen, As Mary avenue,
Second North and Ninth West, 2
room frame. ............,..... $50
j, a. Jensen. 30 south Twelfth East
alterations. O.. .... 90. ....,.... 400
J.. b. Wlcks, 3i9 south Main, brick
business house. 49,, n,... 200
Total. 80. ........, ..,.......sS,95O
Cashier william WINNER formerly Of
81. l. D. In 80
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Berlin. Aug. 3l.-A cabinet order Just
issued assigns Admiral Prince Henry Of
Prussia 10 command the naval station
at Itiel. Admiral Rooster succeeds the
prince In command Of the first active
SQUADRON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-31

Schilling's Best bring-in a
new era in trade. SO far as
they go, the grocer's business
is perfectly easy and perfectly
safe. Uniform price and qua
lily make it easy, and money
back makes it safe.
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Cruisers Bound for Beirut.

Genoa, Aug Si.--The United States
cruisers Brooklyn ard San Francisco,
which sailed from Genoa yesterday
evening. are bound for Beirut and not
for Port Said, as previously cablee.
The Machian. previously sailed for Port
Said where she will coal.
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THE LAST RACE.
An Autumnnl Storm Had Dam
pened Ardor of Spectators.

New York. Aug. sl.-An autumnal
storm which had kept Reliance and
Shamrock III for IS hours within the
shelter Of Sandy Hook bay had blown
itself out sufficiently this morning to
enable the two racers to venture once
more into the open sea for contlnu-
alton Of their races for the Americas
cup The gale, however, had left as a
token Of It's strength very heavy swell
80 that when the two boats with sham
rock in the lead turned the point Of
Sandy Hook they at once began TO roll
and wallow like couple Of coal barg-
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Strikers Return to Work.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2O.-strikIng en-
ployes of the textile mills operated by
John & James DObson numbering 1900,
today returned 10 work.
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REJECTED HIS ATTENTIONS.
SO Herbert II. Bates Killed Rena
Gentry, Then Shot Himself.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 3l-Herbert b.
Bates. clerk in the First National
bank, today shot and killed miss Rena
Gentry. He then shot and killed him
self. There were no witnesses TO the
tragedy. II is said that she had rejected
hie attentions
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Prince Ferdinand Embarks.

Kustendji. Roumania, Aug. 3i.-Prince
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria. embarked here
at midnight on the Bulgarian gunboat
Nadiejda and sailed Ter Burgas, Bull
garia,
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
FIRE AT RAWLINS.
Wyoming Town Visited by Disastrous
Conhagration this Afternoon.
lspeclal to the oNews.W

Rawlins, wyo,, Aug sl.--Thls place
was visited by a conhagration al 1880
this afternoon. The Bank Exchange
saloon. the Kasper tailoring establish
destroyed.
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DIVORCES GALORE.
Month Has Been Record Breaker in
1bis Particular.


All prevloua records Of divorce cases
fled In the district court for one month
have been beaten during this month.
Up TO 2:S0 o'clock this MT rnoon there
had been 81 OF such cusas died, which
Is more than double The number liled
during the month Of August last year.
there being only H. and nearly double
the number hled IN Attest. 1901 there
being II filed that month. Last month
there We're % divorce cases fled ana IN
May OF this year there were 20, During
this month there have been total or
~ cases filed Ia the district court and
- Of them are divorce cases Thlrte n
out Of the total number OF cases llei
were charity cases for which the county
received no filing Zee al an
SO FAR this year there have been q
total Of 5il cases fled and l15 OF them
are divorce cases. Out OF the total
filed for the year IS we're charity cases.
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Senator Hanna Better.

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug Ex-senator
Hanna was 50 much better today that
he sat up foF several hours.
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AMBASSADOR PORTER.
Is Elected Member of the So'
ciety of the Cincinnati.

Paris, Aug. 3t.--Ambassador Porter
has been elected an honorary member
Of the Society Of the Cincinnati.
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KOLITz EXCURSION,
sunday. september 9th.

TO Ogden via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip only sl,O0. Special train
$3.50 a. M, returning from Ogden 800
p, M Bicycles carried free.
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LITTLE ATTRACTION FOR SPEC
TATORS

The day had little attraction for spec
tators for the dark clouds which still
hung low seemed 10 threaten rain at
any moment, while the uneasy ocean
had little to invite any except The
stoutest sailor.
The decision Of the yacht owners to
start the race and terminate II possible
the series was accepted on all sides as
the interest In the races had been pref
" well dampened by the numerous de-
lays. II was not surprising, therefore.
that the feet which followed the two
racers was mere ghost Of that which
saw the yachts in thep reyious con-
tests.