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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-28
PARKER'S GOOD NEWS
Chairman Sheehan Tells of
Democratic Gains in New
ENGLAND States.


Esopus, \. Y, Aug. 2T.-Judge Park
er tonight had a long talk with Will
liam F. Sheehan, chairman OF the ex-
eCutive committee Of the Democra tic
national committee. on the political sit
uatiOn and on the prospects in New
England. Mr.. Sheehan reached here
this afternoon and viii remain over
Sunday at Atwood, his country place
here.
What Mr. Sheehsn told Judge Park
er could not be learned, as neither
would talk for publication. but Mr..
Sheehar has expressed himself as
greatly encouraged by what he learned
OF the situation in nearly all Of the
New England states, especially in Mas
sachusGtts-
John r. Despassos, of New York, a
lawyer. spent several hours with Judge
Parker this afternoon. He is . mem
Der of the newly organized Parker con-
stitutional club of that city. Several
members of the New York Reform club
visited Judge Parker in the after
noon
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MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

Murray. Aug 27-Murrav il about to
erect city hal! OF extensive Dimensions
Tue cost OF which viii amount to about
$500. The council has taken steps for
preliminary work on the town han and
actual work may commence within a
short time
Henry Matthews Of Tayiorsvile died
last Monday at the age Of q. old age be-
ing the cause Of his death
Kew :. Allison of the NJ z. church has
returned from Ogden. having been in at
tendance at the conference held there
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Powell have gone
70 St Louis, where they viii attend tbs
visit with friends and relatives in Penn
sylvania-
Mrs Jane Graham and Mrs. Nettie Ora
nam OF Teton Ida, are visitors OF Mr..
and Ms John Graham
Mrs. Emma Robinson OF Eureka is a
guest OF Mrs. Sophia. Johnson.
The Misses Esther ana Eliza BrighOuse
have returned from an outing to Brigf-
ton.
Miss Annie Lawson has returned 70
MuTray after an absence Of several
Mr. and Mrs. George TiugIsy have re-
turned from an outing in the canyons.
Mel Mcmillan and family have returned
from their outing.
J. A. Christensen and family have re-
turned from an outing in the Weber can
yon-
Fred Carlson and S. Carlson and fam
lly have gone to Big Cottonwood Oh ar
Mr. and Mrs. FolwaH have gone on a
visit to the Worlds fair
Mrs De Bird has returned from an
outing IN the canyons
William Atwood and friends have gone
for a few days outing to Weber canyon
William Carlson has returned from
Salt Lake City. where ne has bean on
business for the last four weeks
The Order Of Foresters viii give a Sc
mes OF entertainments. commencing
Wednesday evening. in HsrSer's hall
A hahE hNv horn Mr and Ms
James Henry Gilbert Thursday. Aug %
The infant child Of Mr. Ernest Jacob
son died last Monday
G W Miller is talked Of al prospective
candidate for county commissioner on the
Democratic ticket. MT- Miller IS pFOmi-
hent and influential here and in the Coun-
ty outside OF Salt Lake His friends
think that he would make an ideal officer.
George A GOff Of Bingham Junction
has announced his candidacy for the low
e. house on the Republican ticket
Preparations are under way for organ
ling the Democratic County club.
A ". Wadstrom is recovering from
sic kneSs Of the past week
H y Skinner has been indisposed for
the last week
II T Skinner has returned to the High
land Boy smelter after an absence from
work Of three weeks. being disabled
through injuries received there
The residence Of O g Price was quar-
autined during the week Mr. Price 5
children are suffering from dfphther1a.
The residence of David r Beckst ead
was cuarantined last Thursday owing t.
scarlet fever.
James Loder has been operated upon
the second time for appendicitis He Is
suffering greatly from the effects.
Reuben Hoover IS improving slowly
from q renewed attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. R Hoffeins has recovered from a
serious illness Of two months duration.
Religious meetings are held BY the
Catholics every second Sunday in the
month Al Q a. m IN Harker's hall
The quarterly stake conference Of the
Granite stake commenced Saturday morn
Ing at 10 a m in the stake ia beTnacIe on
Fourteenth South and State streets.
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FOUGHT DEADLY DUEL.
Oregon Men Engage in Mortal Com
bat.

Astoria, Ore, Aug. IA duel to the
death was fought last night at the lit
tie town Of Fernhill, a few miles east
of here, between John Adams Of Knappa
this county. and James D. Brewer of
FernhiIl- Mr. and Mrs. Adams had
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer.
The two couples spent yesterday in
Astoria and on the way home the two
men became involved in a controversy.
Adams was armed with a 80 calibre re-
volver, while Brewer was unarmed.
Brewer is alleged to have made the as
sertion that when he arrived homo he
intended TO secure a gun and kill the
first man he saw. This Adams evident
" regarded as a threat, as he did not
go into the house, but remained in the
brush. Brewer appeared at the door
of the house with a shot gun and Adj
ans at once opened fire. the first bullet
striking Brewer in the groin Brewer
tried 10 shoot. but the cartridge failed
TO explode. Then Adams fired again.
the bullet striking Brewer in the knee
After swapping the other shell. Brewer
reloaded his gun and fired into the
brush. Adams rolled over. fatally
wounded his abdomen filed with shot.
Brewer is stu at Fernhill while Adams
is dying at the hospital here
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STATE NEWS
PROSPECTS ARE bright.
Sugar Factories Are Arranging For
Immense OUTPUT.

t-ehl. Aug Ss--Ail Is now in readiness
tvI commencing the beet sugar esrauasef,
tl.s aatl. ana Toe prospects IN titan and
t teano are better than ever before in their
Hls1orS The new auxiliary plant "a
Spahish fork IS now READY and the ma
S.Sihsry viii be tested sept. L
aiisis1ng OF the bestsc All over the STATE
~ se Kept up from now on and those
~ are me ripest VIII commence corni ng
INTO the factory about Sept H.. ADu.s
- uaSs iater the central plant 1T LEM
VIII commence cutting: also one of me
Settt-s statUns-proUaDly the one al
s2i'ilHs sllis-anG five uays later the one ~
oteih~h fork viii commence. \ bout Seps
- TIE 5adht at Garland viii Commenc--
making sugar ana Oct the ones at
operation
Ion having Ueen moved 10 spanish Fork.
tn Deets from SaIt Lake county will -.
shipped 10 Lehi on cars
r. n oyer OF the urm of r. II Dyer
q %. manufacturers Of sugar machinery.
- land - was N Leni this week.
tie guest of n. ". Ingalls,. consulting en-
- ~ lor ene Dtsh sugar company Mr.
DAet IS making a four of Inspection OF
me sugar minis Quilt by his company.
MT and Mrs. Samuel Peterson ar and
-dIS- Roy Lott ar. and Mrs Samuel
I1aInnler, Mabel " dollhouse, Rosa Peter
SoA' Morgan Lott ana Isle Lott formed
a. excursion party who spent the week
IN American cork canyon.
Max Roths, while attempting 20 corral
4
me- ST painful accident. The morse caught
Nj. Rotha between q poll and the renee
III sucn a position thar three Of the W.
fortunate mans ribs were broken
Mrs. Andrew Fteid. Mrs. NJ McOmte
N NJ Gaddie, Jane Al Vaughan, LAURA
hnudSOn and Christie Fox returned this
week from months visit in Idaho.
Mrs Leonard Pearson of Spanish Fork
Is the guest Of her mother. Mrs George
Glover.
A non-partisan primary Will lie held in
the Central school building Sept 1 to
elect delegates to attend a county con-
vention AT Provo, where a non-partisan
candidate for county superintendent OF
schools viii be nominated
Francis kirkham. a graduate Of the Z.
Y L.. VIII leave next week for Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. where he will take q four
years course in pedagogy with the Uni
versity Of Michigan
The Lehi basket bali team was last
night defeated by the Spanish Fork team
Jus score being to ,.
Miss Elgie Thurman IS suffering from
an attack OF appendicitis.
g b Peterson Is rejoicing over the ad-
vent of h son and heir
Mrs Harriet Jacobs and Mrs. Robert
tIllchr1sJ returned home this week from a.
summers visit IN Alberta Canada
John WoFIton vas last week called to
Idaho because Of the death OF his brother
William WorIton, who died of heart fall
ure while up in the canyon getting a load
OF wood
Brig ! Anderson is down from Idaho
Falls for a week 5s visit.
Thomas ki-khan, a graduate from the
d \. T., has accepted the position OF
bookkeeger and stenograDher with the
Packer Mercantile company
daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs William Thomas.
The bali game between Lehi and Bing-
ham Junction Thursday resulted in a
who had too MAN. professional players
for the Lehi boys.
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Ogden Society.

Miss Lettis Taylor entertained Thurs
day afternoon 81 the home of her parents
TO Miss Georgia Young Of Salt Lake Pit
was the game 3nduiged in. and the prizes
were awarded to Or. Viii Browning and
Mr.. VIII Mckay. The rooms were pref
tily adorned with cut flowers. and a
tasteful luncheon was served. The in
Eited guests were: Misses Georgia
Young. Mae ScovcrOft Telitha Browning
Minnie Clark, Josephine West Birdie
inne Christensen. Georgina Smurthwaite
Connie Smurthwafte, Florence GAY, Olive
Cannon. NeTna Tavey. Lizzie McQuarrie
Mabel Shorten, Lucille Wallace, Beiva
Lonnie Browning Archie Browning. Earl
Harris. DR. VIII Browning, Ear Emmett
George Shorten, Jessie Richards. Louis
Pcery, Anthony Fitzgerald. Gsrald Fitz-
gerald. Charlie Mcguire. Willard Ellis,
Howard Jenkins and Clyde Lindsay
Mrs. J. n. Rhine and Mrs c. F. Rey-
nolds entertained Friday afternoon at 4
linen shower complimentary 70 Miss
Daisy Mcintosh at the home OF Mrs
Rhine. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in cards and daintily appointed
luncheon was served. Miss Mcintosh re-
The invited guests were: Mesdames Rob
ertson Jackman. Gullighur. Condor Con-
verse McGaw. Shields, A. Reynolds. A
Mcintosh. Flewelling, l. @. Mcintosh,
McManackin; Misses Ida O'Hornett
Daisy Andrews NcV-hinney, Whalen,
Hart Lizzie Hart, Lizzie wadsworth and
Daisy Mcintosh
Miss Florence Grant Of Salt Lake IS
visiting friends in Ogden.
Mrs. .. c Carlin has returned from a
pleasant trip TO Florence Colo.
Mrs. Thomas MaIoney and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from q trip to St Louis
Mrs. Walter Scott Brown has as a guest
her sister. Mrs. Eckles Of Helena. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. 8. Fitzgerald and fam .
fly have returned from their California
trip.
Mrs. Ralph Hoag and Miss Maud Hap
good viii visit friends at the capital next
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Hess pleasantly
entertained a party OF friends Tuesday
Mrs ]. A. KinbaH and her daughter.
Miss Joe Kimball. were visitors at the
eapitai durtns he week
City. Ore. to visit with her daughter,
Mrs II. c. BallentSne.
Miss Rowena Korns. who has been VS.
ting Miss Jean Hunter. has returned 20
her home iu Salt Lake.
Miss Ruth Foster OF Salt Lake. who
has been visiting friends in Ogden, re-
turned to her home Wednesday
Mrs. John Gay lett "Wednesday for
Provo where she viii be the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs r. Decker.
Miss Blanche Brown. who has been
year. has returned to her home in Ogden
Mrs George Kellogg and daughter Ber-
nice of Bertrand. Neh-- are visiting MI.
and Mrs. Homer Tsylor Of this city
Miss Knudson Of Brigham City is Wis
iting in Ogden this week the guest Of
Mrs & T. Brick
Mr.. and Mrs E A. Larklr have re-
turned from an extended visit 20 the east
On their return trip they visited the fair
at St LoEis
Mrs 8 E Lyon and daughter. Miss
Myrtle are now IN the east and viii
spend a few weeks IN Washington. Bos
ton and Philadelphia.
Mrs J. NJ Ellis and her two daughters
of LATHE Butte Mont. are visiting M
and Mrs ". 4 TAYLOR for a few days
en- route to the St Louis exposition.
Mrs NJ E. smith has returned from
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KAYsvIILE NOTES.

Kavsville. Aug. 27.-M-. and Mrs. Jesse
NJ. smith gave a brilliant lawn party at
their West Layton home on Tuesday
evening and entertained msny of their
Salt Lake Eaysville and Layton friends.
The spacious lawns surrounding the
house were beautifully Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns hung from the trees.
Comfortable chairs and cosy settees were
arranged on the lawns. and IN the center
was 4 large table. laden With delicious
melons. Inside the house musical pro-
Eramne was rendered Dainty refresh
ments we're served during the evening.
The host and hostess proved themselves
excellent entertainers. Among those
present were: Judge and Mrs Elias A.
Smith. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Funk. Mrs Paul,
Misses Martha, Amy and Sadie Smith ef
salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs J. IT. 1.arkins.
Mr.. and Mrs J " Thornley,. Mr. and
Mrs P. W Barnes. Mr.. and $srs. !. G. NJ.
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs Levi Tavior. ir-.
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PRoVo NEWS NoTEs.

Provo. Aug. 2.-Thomas s Court Of the
Third ward a member OF the r. Y. T..
faculty will leave for Samoa on a mis-
sion in about six days.
Bishop o. +. Whitney is here visiting
receives and friends
Miss Anna NJ Selck Of the Fifth ward
is suffering from a severe attack of diph-
iberia
Nltnam Hatfield. the salt Lake mining
man has under consideration the pur-
chase Of a home In this city.
Sheriff Harmon returned from Salt
Lake last evening quite indisposed. suffer
ing from a stomach disorder. He Is
somewhat better. but is stili confined 10
his room
Democratic primaries TO elect delegates
t. the state convention IN salt Lake Sept
S and to the Fourth district judicial c.
Ventfon in Provo Sept. 10 viii be held
here Friday evening Sept ,. at s o'clock.
as follows: First ward. court house; Sec
ond ward, Proctor academy, Third ward.
Franklin school, Fourth ward Parker
school; Fifth ward. Parker school.
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GOES TO OGDEN.
Annual State Art Exhibit TO be Held
In That City.

General George n OttingeT of Salt
Lake was in Ogden yesterday perfect
ing arrangements for holding IN this
city the annual art exhibit of the state
of Utah The exhibit is To be held in
Ogden the week Dec. : to IA. the upper
floor rooms of the Carnegie library
viii be utilized and the finest pictures
produced by Utah artists will undoubt-
edly be on display The exhibit is I'M
der the auspices of the state, which
makes an appropriation for the encOuT-
agement of artistic work and the ex-
penditure of this money is under the
supervision of a board appointed by
the governor. Heretofore the exhibits
have usually been in Salt Lake for the
reason that Ogden mad no suitable
rooms in which to properly display pic
lures. General Ottinger says the Car
negie library viii be a fine, well lighted
place and he anticipates a most sue
cessful display. No charge is made for
admission to the galleries. General
Ottinger is the father of William NJ.
Ottinger Of Ogden.
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HOLD-UP HAD HEART.
Listened to Appeal of Victim and
Gave Him Money.

Gave Him Money.
Just because a man follows the hold
Up business for a living it is no sign
that he has not a tender heart con-
Cealed about his person J. N. Ed
wards, who resides at g State street,
can testify to the hOld-up part of this
and also to The tende- heart feature
He says he experienced both about 1-50
this morning. Mr.. Edwards spent the
evening at Liberty park with a wo-
man friend and had just taken her to
her nome on the north bench.
Upon returning TO town he was &C
costed near the corner Of First and q
streets by a masked man with d cooked
revolver in his hand. who babe him
stand forth and deliver. This Mr.. Ed
wards did, handing over s43, all the
money he had. As the hOld-up took the
money and placed it in his pocket Ed
wards said il was all he had and that
he would have TO 10 hungry. The rob-
Der Immediately went down in his own
pocket and brought out SL60 and
turned il over to Edwards, telling him
TO &C and get a good meal on him.
edwards reported the hOld-up TO the
police station at an early hour this
morning and they at once started out
In pursuit of the tender-hearted hold
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MIST DOCK omFNER

Washington, Aug 27.-As a result #
certain facts. developed by the cruise
of the North Atlantic battleship squad
ron in European waters, it is not un-
likely that il win be found necessary
TO dock battleships oftener than once
a year. One slip, according to the Of
fetal reports just received at the navy
department, averaged 315 knots per
ton Of coal and another. only 2.46 knots
Der ton.
OF two ships in this squadron II was
found that one was consuming % per
cent more coal than the Otner because
of the fact that the former mad not
been locked for nearly a year and her
bottom was in consequence 50 foul as
to hinder her progress.
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OGDEN NEWS
Once 24S4 Washington Avenne,
Telephone IA.
Ogden, Sunday, Aug g.
Ogden, Sunday, Aug. %.
FIX PRIMARY DATE
VIII be Held on Thursday Next at
Usual Places of Meeting.

The Weber county Democratic
committee met yesterday and set
the dates for the primaries as Thurs
day next, Sept. s, Al O'Clock. The
primaries win be held al The usual
places throughout the city aud county.
There are to be two sets of delegates
chosen. one to attend the judicial con-
VeDtiOn TO be held in ogden Sept. Z.
for the naming OF a candidate for dis
trict judge and district attorney, and
ore to go to the state convention at
salt Lake Sept. :, when state officers
are TO be named Each list is to COM
prise fifty names.
The county convention viii be held
at an early date in September. There
was a large attendance at the meet
ing and sentiment of party loyalty and
encouraging predictions Of success
were freely made IN the absence of
County Chairman Thomas ID. Dee, the
secretary, Z 5. RoIapp, presided.
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FIRST-CLsASS bread and cake baker at
once. Apply W. J. Hubby. Park City.
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TALKS ON HORTICULTURE.
fspeclal ID L. HeraId.

Pennington, Aug. "A public meeting
of representative men of Davis count Y
was held In this city today at which
J. z. Cox and A. w Casey of Salt Lake
were present and explained the workings
OF the Salt Lake County Horticultural
society and told Of the project 10 estab-
bsh an auxiliary experimental station
somsThere between Brigham CITY and
Ne9hi. The legislature viii be asked at
its next session to give OFFICIAL sanction
to the station. After a thorough discus
sion the project net with hearty and
unanimous endorsement, and fl was de-
cided TO organize local horticultural
society with a view 20 awakening int crest
in the founding Of the station. Commit
tees were appointed to solicit members for
the society, which viii undertake. to make
Il an object to the promoters 20 locate
the station in Davis county.
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Knights Pass Throueh.

A number OF Knights TempIsr passed
through Ogden on their way west. About
thirty-fiVe members of one party from
Reading. Pa had to wait in Ogden for
couple Of hours. and they were enter
tanned by a committee from the local
lodge, assisted by 4 committee from the
Real Estate association The visitors
were given q trolley ride about the city
and were very much pleased at the at
tention shor-n than
some time this morning a palatial train.
to be the finest in the world. will
pass through to the west with tho Chi
cal 20 delegation
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PEABODY HEARS THE NEWS.

Denver. Aug 2T.-Governor Peabody
today sent a letter to Sheriff Bell of
Teller county in regard to the mob
which last Saturday deported fifteen
men and destroyed the store Of the
Interstate Mercantile company. The
governor says ne is informed that
similar mob contemplates a still fur
Their outrage and offers to send the
militia again to assist the sheriff in
maintaining order.
This is the first recognition by the
governor of the outbreak last Satur-
daY night.
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BARBER wanted. Modern. Z1s So. Main
ST
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SHAW SURPRISES PEOPLE.
Speaks in Favor of the Roosevelt Ad-
ministratisn.

Walla Walla. Wash, Aug 27--Secretary
of the Treasury Leslie n Shaw spoke at
the court house here tonight before an
audience OF 900 people.
Mr.. Shaw compared the presidential
candidates with a somewhat caustic al
fusion to Judge Parker's nessag sc to the
Democratic national convention.
He discussed at length the importance
of national campaigns and advocated the
close study of self-Eovernment, which he
asserted IS the hardest task ever yet
undertaken by men, In conclusion he
said
Politics is not a squabbla FOR office.
Politics is the science of el1-gOvernmeDt
The issues OF the campaign DO not have
their beginning and ending in the election
Of men to office. Candidates are usually
acceptable men. A political party must
be something more than an aggregation
of office-seekers. A political party ought
at least 10 represent some principle OF
self-goveTnment, and ought to stand for
some principles Of government con-
tinuouSly-'
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SHEEP FoULINe THE STREAM.
Emery County Citizens Are Seeking
a Means of Prevention

Ephraim. Aug. 27.-Some dissatisfaction
is expressed by the citizens OF Emery
county against sheep dipping eaH t
maintained by EDhraim parties at the
head of what is known as Seely creek
am important tributary stream 20 Cot
tonwood creek u Is claimed that the
filth Of this canal finds its Way dl-
rectIv into the waters use1 Tor culinary
purposes by the citizens Of Ephraim ana
Orangevilie. Two more dippings are TO
be made next month at this canal ano,
these coming in low water season, some
of the people of the above named towns
are beginning to fear another epidemic
of typhoid fever unless stsDs are taken
to regulate the nuisance. The Ephraim
parties are petitioning to be allowed to
maintain and conduct this canal as they
did in the earlier part OF the season
The dates for sheep dipping and the
names Of the inspectors for the Sanpete
district are: Dates, Sept. Il to Oct. J.
Inspectors, Ernest Madsen of Manu and
Nephi Nyborg of Mt. Pleasant.
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YOUNG MAN well dressed. to 90 on
road firSt-ClasS CsnvassinE proposition.
Apply room 3 221 So West Temple
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CITY Is IN GOOD HEALTH.
Weekly Report Shows Few Cases Of
Contagious Diseases.

The record Of the city board OF health
for the week ending Aug. % shows a
record of twenty-seven births, of which
thirteen were males and fourteen were
females. The death report for the same
period shows twenty, of which thirteen
were males and seventeen were females.
There was no scarlet fever reported.
none in quarantine. One case of diph-
iberia was reported, five being dis
missed. leaving four IN quarantine at
the close of this report
There were fourteen cases of typhoid
fever reported, three of which are at
ST. Marks hospital, from out OF the
city
The city is stin free from smallpox.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

BETTING commissioner wanted. Man
Of good address having wide acquaintance
in own locality to place wagers on presi-
Dental election. Cash commissions paid.
Write fully. giving reference Address
=. o. Box I76S New York.
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srREFT CAR ACCIDENT.

st. Louis. Mo. Aug. 27.-Twelve per-
sons were injured. two seriously, in A
street car accident today. The car
leaped from the track and crashed into
a telegraph pole. sixty feet distant
while running at a high rate Of speed
Miss Florence Hammen of Peoria. H.
and Henry Hilmich of Nerd. Ind re-
ceived painful body bruises. The other
injured are residents Of 81. LOUIS