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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
IT ~ TO LAUGH.
Unfortunate inslden, In the Career Of J..
u, Oglssby

J, u, oslcsby commercial agent Tor
tho Rock Island, this morning told
the following story on himself IN tho
preaegNe " y reporter, accordingly no
pays the penalty
81 must tell this one, Il In too good
10 keep, When all you boys were ont
the other day q young lady came into
tho Office OH passenger business,
looked around for Drake Blblo or Bob,
but they were all out, 20 ! put on my
best smllc and advanced 10 the front,
Jus; whom l got down 20 the railing I
was seized with an uncomfortable de-
eIre TO HnooSe There was nothing TO
do but 20 turn my head and eneoso, {
had kept II IN 10 long that when I did
eventually aneoko awhy went my store
tooth sliding across the moor, II was
an Owful situation, I dropped my
handkerchief on my teeth, picked them
up, busted them m and popped them
into my mouth and turned round wear.
Ing my most fascinating smile, My, but
| was hot, There stood the young lady
grasping the railing nrmly with both
hands and g0ng purple IN The face In
hor effort not 20 laugh There WAS
but one thing To do ana did H. "MO.
dame, I said please VI down and
laugh ana then let up talk business,
Sho tried hard 20 control herself, but
eventually @o both had our laugh out"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
IN THE SOUP.

An American lady wen, into French
hairdross.,s .s,ahl,aIn,oa, a. n.u.
'''"',s"'''"' w p'H"
70 ~ = SHAMPOO. Inc proprietor was
thli, thln, man, WITH oil the grace and
sunvity OF q donelngsmas'cr' lie camo
'orWsru ~ naNte as the door opened,
an Mtddme Weeshcs pcaimont
,or 40 soa,p ou', yes said he, bow
'hH low WIN mode sweep OF the hand,
nH anu ! nave my own notions
"pon, now !, should be done, replied
room az " she ielt she was putting her
sv'i INTO Wo nandH OF irresponsible
sunnsors Whcro do YOU Keep your
p'Vpnr"uons, W
a., ~ M lngtoulchlsatnoS arc mere,
Mauano' ra,a me Mns' leading mo
Woy 10 = nafpIo slap ni'lScd 70 the wan
y. ,n' pacN o, mo ROOM. upon when
ihclp stood long llno or bottles ana
JuIM .
INC nay recognized many ~ tho
preparations ana thue reshln0d rlluah ~
her assurance,
~ naoamo fohdyY' asked the pro-
prlelor
NO wan " you please FIRST ] want
sNonn of WaI' shc Nald pointing 70 n
Do,tlc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
CROPS DOING WELL.
Wore Damaged by Winds but Rainfall
Induced Growth.

Tho weekly crop bulletin, Just issued,
says mat while continued high temper.
allure prevailed, the weather was more
unsettled than during tho preceding
wcok ana thorc was n decided Increase
In tho oloudintps Thunderslorms were
" frequent occurrence but the no.
companllng precipitation was lnsum.
clcnt, except IN Homo few localities In
the southern portion " the section
Whoro the ample rainfall was of
marked benefit 10 growing vegetation.
lllgh winds were frequent ana caused
some damage 10 wheat by lodging ana
10 fruit by blowing from tho trees
Where ullolcnily watorcd. crops mado
rapid growth and grain was rlpenlng
last win harvesting undor rapid heads
way Excepting IN the southern cOun.
llen, whore tho presence Of chlnch bugs
FORMED nn Wnl0V0rnblN feature. tho
conditions surrounding tho rlponlpp
grah Wrrp favorable, ana good ylolds
~ irrigated crops Wcro Wlll hpng 40.
cured, but aria land grain continued
liRht In quantity ANA rather poor I'M
quality Tho second crop ~ ncorne
was holnR stacked IN good condition,
Fair yields were mostly reported, Corn
was making rapid growth and was tas.
selling BoCls were generally In good
condition Whorc Irrigated, though this
stel lo was reported a. suffering IN Ia.
calliles IRON me revagoa OF Insects, The
tomato crop VIII be Hight and ln somo
districts VIII be- an absolute failure duo
20 the blight Potatoes were bolng
marketed with yields mostly up to Inc
average Gardens wore generally doing
Welhthough those suffered marked locni
damage also from the dcpredntiona of
insects. The range was very dry, but
notwithstanding mis-, stock continued
Ia thriving condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

tary stronghold, now n pleasure resort
similar 10 Conoy Island. Fort George
Hes NJ tho osireme northern terminus
OF Manhattan and n midway between
The upper eastern driveway OF the is.
land Known nv the Speedway and Rly.
orsldo drive on the Hudson, These two
drIYe.wNys mOks the entire circle OF the
upper half Of Manhattan, forming one
of the finest race courses In the world,
shaded all nlonE tho river front by a
beautiful park
We are now In the waters of the
Hudson 10 our cast lies Jersey Ilughta
ana the Palisades with It's Fort Ice ana
many other historical points, 10 our
west Hes Manhattan Island, frontod by
the mngnlhCont summer palaces Of The
ron WIN their adjacent parks ana
grounds
| VIII mention somo OF tho most In.
tcrestlng Of thcsol
First, tho homo ~ G, H. q, Billings
the Chicago millionaire sometimes onll.
od 'Conl kokc Illlllngq" Then the for.
uor homo or Boss Tweed, the first
political boodlor who was inoaroorated
Tor dishonesty In handling public funds
me closing years 0f his Ito wcro pass.
ca IN u lnrgor house than this on the
HUDSON sing Sing, where lac occupied
smnll CELL Adjoining tho politicians
llhnHlon stands the homo of Aaron
hurr, whl 10 further down lies the quaint
uld colonial residence formerly occupied
ny Alexander Hamilton, Directly op.
l0slto from the Fory.sccond street
lcrrS on the Jersey coast IN the spot
wnere that memorable dusl was fought
between these two historic pnrsonagcs.
Much hae been said about the fame or
lhinmy of Aaron Burr A most inter-
osllns view Of hlH NE can be found IN
set"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Burlington Extension,

Special correspondence,
GUERNSEY Wyoo July %, Yesterday
afternoon, after only four days work,
tho crew of burlington track layers,
caught up with tho graders on the
branch line now building from Guorn.
Roy TO the Chicago iion mine npno miles
from this place The graders are now
constructing short pieces Of grade 10
connect up the completed portions, aud
the entire grade WI he ready FOR tho
track layers In u few days Tho rails
VIII BE- laid inside OF two weeks and
tho branch placed IN operation, win
tho completion ~ this line the chicago
mine WIN begin making regular ship.
monta Of ore 10 the Pueblo emeltera,
Three and -four lrainloads ~ iron ore
now go 10 tho Pueblo shelters daily
from the iron mines here, ana tho chi.
,oEo mine VIII add another tralnload
daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
LAS VEGAS DEEDS
ARE TAKEN Up.
{, O. Whiltemorc Reports Put'
cha,crs OF Property Ace
There TO Stay
WORK ON THE AUTOMOBILE ROAD
Everybody Geltlsc Ready for Big Rush
Into Bullfrog District 10
The Fall

G., o, Whiltomolc, who returned yea.
to-day from Las Vegas and Los An
seleS whore he has been FOR nearly
three weeks delivering deeds on nnal
payment on Las Vegas lots. reports the
new railroad town 10 be- ON a solid bas-
H. and foreing to tho front In great
shape,
I'VE have tho deeds pretty well clean-
od up, and tho situation ~ very on.
couraglng," he asserted Tho people ape
phrontly are thoro TO stay and building
Is going UP on every side, Operations
arc IN hIl swing ON tho 10 lots that
were sold under contract TO begin work
within ~ days In all there are slx
brick sloreo ana iwo.slory buildings
either finished or going up.
Tho freight depot II now under GOV.
or ana the passenger depot Ia going
up Both structures VIII be good ones
ana 4 crodll 10 any town,
The automobile road 10 Bullfrog IN
ABOUT half completed ana despite the
very no, weather ~ teams and 20
men were AZ work on Il whom I loft,
u ~ the intention 10 have tho road
finished ana ready by September I,
when the fan and winter rush win be-
setting In,
Reports from Bullrog are that tho
district Is getting better all tho time,
an OF which makes Las Vegas people
joyful
'buslncss continues 10 keep up de-
splle me hot weather ana work Ii
progressing on tho Tonopah q Tldowa.
ter road, While the thermometer has
been registering around ll5 IN the shade
az Las Vegas there IL practically no
slckneea ana no III effect OF the heat.
The nights aro delightfully."- cool.
Two miles or streets have already
been graded and the entire seven miles
VIII be curbed, guttcrod ana oiled, ana
the water system completed BY oct H."
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LATE LOCALS.

John r. Nichols Of uln,oh county Ia
u guosl az the Wilson,
Tho Twin Falls people are making
great preparations for the celebration
Of THEN frs, anniversary on August 7
next
Gen Sccv, cox Of the Y NJ g, 4,
has returned from n Portland trip,
Having Mrs Coz TO visit longer on tho
Pacific coast
Local business houses, az Tor instance
the N,,C NJ, ln report business condi.
lions VWy satisfactory particularly for
this time Of year
Miss Ello Peters Of Beoit, Fla, Is
visiting IN this rlty, with her sister,
Miss Gertrude Peters, at the residence
Of r. l., Gardner
TodNy'R local bank clearlnRs amount.
ed 10 iSi6ll2,oo one year ago this day,
was public holiday, 30 there were no
transactions In the salt Lake clearing
house,
Down NJ the park yesterday, Deputy
Sheriff Bull found q pair Of gold.
trimmed hDeciocles, evidently the prop.
crly az nm oged lady The loser may
have lhom by applying az Mr. Bull's
residence, 2Si N, First West street
Utah lodge No. I, T. O, o, r., will
celebrate It's fortieth anniversary next
Saturday evening, with q musical and
literary program, IN the building Of tho
order ON Market street All odd
Fellows are invited TO be- present,
Local dealers IN electrical supplies
report a very busy season In wiring
new buildings and rowirlng old build
ngs ana Installing quite u wide assert.
ment Of lamps, cnndelabra, brackets,
and lighting equipment Of various
kinds,
Nine Bfodbock and pupils win give
musical recital next Saturday even.
Ing, at the residence Of Mrs, Hartley
ON Logan avenue, Tho Misses Drod-
beck Miss Florence oliver Miss Ma
ME Brown Miss Ada Hartley ana
Nine, Brodbeck VIII appear upon the
programs
Glen Miller writes 20 q Salt Lake
friend from "Telldenkmal In Altdof'
wherever that may bo.-thht Ne n
having glorious time, dolng Europe
200 miles n day IN u fine automobile,
lie says I'VE are now going around
Lake INborni tomorrow, to lntcrlaken
and tho Yunkfrau, then to Geneva and
Paris
II win be pleasing nova 10 the many
friends Of Dr, and Mrs, James n, Tai
mage, 60 learn that their son Sterling,
who was seriously III m San Francisco
with pneumonia, " now on the hlgh
rood 10 recovery, Tho word came IN a
lotlor TO Dr. g, r. Wilcox this morn.
ing
Local druggists are getting ready for
the entertainment IN this city, Of tho
state rmaceutleal association, which
VIII hold its annual convention here
Aug, 70 ana %, Papers win be read
by noted pharmacists ON topics OF pub.
lie interest, and the Salt Lake druggists
VIII give their brethren from out IN
the state trip 10 Snlt0ir ana "A ban.
Duct at tho Commercial club,
Tho entire front OF the tGlks building
ON State street has bs,n deliberately
decorated with whlo and purple mus
I'm IN q Wide variety OF designs np-
proprlatt aud attractive Olhor build.
nge about tho city nro being hand.
solnoly decorated notIcWbly the Walher
bank, md by tomorrow afternoon, the
hue OF tho town win DO decidedly elk.
j, G, LcAry N "hcnd over ears" m bus.
ness sending out invitations, ana pur.
pie and white badges ara being dis
trlbntod widely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
HERoISM RECOGNIZED,
Kaiser Sends Watch to Negro
Who Saved a Statue,

Washington, July 3S,-.Baron Dusscho
tho charge Of tho German embassy,
has delivered 20 the state department a
silver watch and chain with the request
that they Do handed ia Cleo, G. ELLIS, a
negro lOborcr al tho Washington bar.
racks, 0s u recognition by tho German
emperor Of The action OF ELLIS IN say.
Ing the statue Of Frederick tho Groat
from damage by thu explosion OF A
package of dynamite placed on tho
fence surrounding II by man named
lloBscau, with tho idea ~ destroying II,
on tho back Of tho watch appears tho
Imperial monogram, The watch and
chain are enclosed IN a handsome lcath-
or case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
PASSENGER WAR
Lively cutilna In Rate Deiwsen chicago
And New York,

Now York, July 20, .-Rnllroad officials
here cypress considerable concern over
tho passenger rate war which In now In
progress between Chicago ANA New
York lines Several of tho roads al.
rcndy have put into effeot rate OF $40
nret class from chicago to Now York,
one Of the longer routes Ia charging
only NA, aud further reductions are
threatened, Tho trouble originated N
for dlfrorontlOl, This demand was
considered by three arbitration commits.
Rloners q short time ago and was al.
lowed with certain limitations The
Erie and tho Grand Trunk however,
declined 10 accept the arbltra ton 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
LAST WARRIOR DEAD,
Charles shedarshlrt rar,IeIpun
In Massneres, Passes Awny

Tacoma, July aO,-charc. shod,,.
shirt, the last Of tho Iidlan warrior.
VINO took Part In the eorly matmcres m
dead at his home near clam Cove ON
Vashon island. ogcd 90 ycare, llc won
Known as snot Mouth Charley FINN
hay M received "A bullc, wound m "A
battle WITH troops under Gen, Kauls
near Auburn In 1854 The bullet ontcr.
Oh one check and came out the other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
SPIKE AND RAIL

General. Supt Lowis Of tho Oregon
short Line dining car service IL IN Inc
city today
General Agon, konworthy " tho Rio
6rande ~ due 10 return from Denver
tomorrow morning,
y, r. Brown, local treasurer ~ tho
Union Pacific AZ Omaha, II numbered
among the Visiting railroad men,
T., ), Mink, formerly roadmnster Of
The Sanpeto Valley road and the giant
physically of southern Utah, left on
sunday for Lima, Peru, where he goes
ns roadmNster ~ the Cerro de pnsco
line IN which A, W. McCune Of this city
IN heavily interested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

fnal, These two roads insisted that
The Michigan Central had no right 10
claim u dinerontlal rate on through
business IN which the New York Cen.
ttal shared, Tho Erie Interests declare
that they would not object 20 allowing
a dlfferentlal 10 the Michigan central
ON IN own lines, but beyond that point
they VIII concedo nothing,
AZ a result " the decision Of the mr..
bitrators the Michigan Central put IN
n differentiul rate NJ SIS first class pas
aonser faro from Chicago 20 New York,
This reduction was promptly met by
three other lines and Il " lntlmated
that n nat rate Of $40 may soon be
nlVpu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

tho steamer was passing throu,, AZ.
narrows, ono OF n group OF lmn,,,,r. ~
declared unlt 10 enter tho unliod Iis'1us
Intentionally lcapod overheard, Thnln,s
or was stopped ana for nearly IL NH
ulcs u life.boat rowed bnnk and fpr,t
over the oddy.markod path whore u'.n
suicide went down, but without sno,c.,
Tho steamer continued on her Noy.
age, W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
FIRST CONSlGNM ENT.
Moapn sends Melons ana Vegetables by
The Car Load,

The Salt Lake Route this morning de-.
liyored IN Salt Lake the first carload OF
melons ana vegetables that has been
hauled into this city from Nevada, The
CONSIGNMENT consisted Of 700 water
melons, 40 orAloB Of oantoloupos and
tomatoes ana onions, The shipment
waa consigned 10 u local produce com.
pAny by tho Moapa Improvement com.
pnny and Mossrs Syphons and whit.
noy who combined TO make mp tho
uarlund from MoapA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
BRAKEMAN KILLED,
Fell Between Two Cars and Was Run
Over and Crushed to Death,

a San Pedro brakeman named g. NJ,
Miller fell between the cars Of his train
yesterday afternoon, near Black Rock,
near Milford, and was instantly Killed,
llif romans were picked up ana
brought 10 Black Rock where he lived.
Tho declared came from Parsons, Kan.
at The time or the opening OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
poLICYuoLDRRs' CONVENTION
One May he Called 10 Consider
Safe Insurance,

Chicago, July 9&--Tho Intcr.occan
today Gays
A biz convention OF poicyholders for
tho purpose " demanding an invosll-
CATION of tho affulrs Of every HE nsur-
anco company In Tho country Is tho
aim ~ the lroquols club Of Chicago,
which has taken the initial step toward
starting national movement
At n meeting OF tho executive COM
mltlco n tho club, held yesterday, a
resolution was adopted empowering tho
org0nlah ion to appoint committee Of
llyo members TO invite delegates from
other clubs 10 meet and consider tho
feasibility OF the plan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
DIED..

WILLIAM In this city July %, an
n result OF sunstroke, Thomas William.
U veteran ~ tho Crmonn war, and ~
gardener on tho Temple block AGED ~
yeafe,
Funeral viii bn held from lbo Nlnlll
ward assembly rooms "Wednesday a !
may bo Viewed NJ the late residence, 9ol
east Fourth South street from u 4, m
10 y, ~, on that day,
.Mlllonlin Rlnr ana Stockport Ems
News, please cory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

and song iust above tho horizon
comes a gigantic oconn liner moving
mHiesticRlly toward ELLIS island, Az We
lass lndor that wonderful monument
TO mechanical sklll the Brooklyn
bridge, we nIp leaving Tho most wonder.
iul hnrbor the sun ever Hhonc upon,
smiling along tho Easl river we SEQ
The opposing shores Of Manhattan and
Brooklyn blazoned win Immense signs
advertising various industries, willie
dotted IN between are the large ro.
creation piers for the children of the
poor
lObororR on the shore, aud the laugh.
lbg lrolioking buthom IN the water be-.
low, their gllstonlng white bodies out.
llled against the gray rookie na they
appcar ana disappear beneath the sur
face,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

~. Louis, July ga police force OF
~ men under command OF Capt, Me.
Nance was assembled at tho worlds
fair subatalion IN tho vicinity OF Del.
mar track shortly after o'clock today
60 move the track for the purpose OF
carrying out Goy Folks instructions
TO see that no violation OF the antl.pool
selling law took place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales on the Min.
Ing Exchange were,
Ajax, 400 at H.
carlsa, 200 at co.
Lower Mammoth, 200 ut 90 100 AZ
6lls 200 at 63R 100 at sew loo at So,
200 AT o. 900 AT 6liS 400 NJ IS, 1000 at
30 200 NJ MI 700 at bela,
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wife Murderer Hanged.

Towanda Pa, July Ga -Blglcr John.
son was hanged today,
Tho crime for which johnson was
hanged was the murder Of his wife,
Margaret Johnson, from whom Ne mad
separated, and htr niece, Annie BcnJa.
min.
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Inspecting the Route.
Special Correspondence.

NpoVlhl Correspondence,
Basin, Wyoo July 2g..-A number OF
prominent onlcluls ~ tho Burlington
were met at frannie today by party
of ranchmon with covered wagons The
o0icials win mako q tour " Inspection
IN wagons over tho route Of the pros
posed extension, Fmnnlo 10 Thormopo.
question Of building tho road win bo
decided AT once,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
THE MINIDOKA PROJECT.
Contract for Construction Of "a Miles
or Branch Canals Let
Especial 10 thc oNows,o)

Washington D. Co. July 25,--rhc sec.
rotary Of the interior has executed a
contract with Hubbard ana carlson,
Boise, Ida, Tor the construction OF "a
miles Of branch canals Of the Mini.
doka project, Ida,
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y. ]. SMITH DEAD.
one OF first Members ofo r. G, Passes
Away IN Evanston,

Especial 10 the "Nows,D
Evanston Wyo,, july 26,--o, ], Smith,
a pioneer Of this section ana for many
years a conductor on the Union Pacific
railway, N dead at his home here, Dee
ceased was one Of the nrst members
~ the Order OF Railway Conductors
In the United states, Ho was past 10
years OF uVc,
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PATENTS FOR WEsTERNERs.
(spooInl 10 the 0Nows.0l

FVVV1HT 10 INC "NpWNTD
Washington, ID, c., July 25,-.patcnts
Issued. Utah Wilhelm q, Danielscn
Logan, disk pow Alfred 7. Hcstmark,
ogden, bookblndlng,
Wyoming--Charlee NJ, lluset Raw.
Inns, switch ana signal trip,
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SpIKlR SPIKED.
Agon, Of san Pedro at Las vegas In the
lnlIa

NJ, n Splkrr freight agent at Lua
Vegas on the Salt Lake Route, has been
held by Judge Ralph Of Nevada 10
nnawar 20 the charge NJ robbng tho
freight house NJ Vegas NJ wines, H..
quors and cigars II N alleged that no
and two other men IN the saloon bue.
mesa stole oonsgnmonts and shipped
them into the Bultrug district for aale,
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Suicide to Escape Deporta ton,

New York, July 2S, desire 10 es.
capo deportation lead 10 u tragic sui.
eide today on board tho steamer dros-
ser KurfnIet, bound for Bremen, While
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WEATHER REPORT

Record ~ tho local of,loo of tina
weather bureau for tho ~ hours ending
at Gn, M today
Local forecast for salt Lake city ana
Vicinity
Barometer reading At 6 A. M, $50,
inches, Temperature nj a, M, ~ de-
grees, maximum, 20 minimum, 81,
mean, 50, which Ia Q above normal.
FORECASTS TILL or, NJ WEDNEs.
DAY,
Partly cloudy tonight and Wodnos.
day with local thundorehowers, cooler
Wednesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the middle ana northern plateau
regions, Rocky Mountain slope, Mis-.
eour valley CUT and Atlantic statos,
Tennessee lower lake region, ana Al.
bertn, Thunderstorms were quite M.
merous, II was raining this morning
A. J. HYATT,
Local Forecaste.
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T0DAYS TEMPERATURE.
YESTERDAYS RECORD,
YESTERDAYS MAXIMUM TEMPER.

lIIghWt u"rn,,,u,,,,n,r,,,Od
IOMehl ,tAl,ll,llll,llal
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ON THE HUDSON

Passing around In u uoithWcslcry
direction into a small canal u draw.
bridge IN opened ana we sail into the
majestic WltoW Of tho Hudson. Al
nrc hidden By the dense shnlbbcry, We
see only tho broad eXpanso VI Wnlu.
the closely wooded hlll-sIdos, ana the
blue arch Of tho sky We do not have
TO stretch the imagination much amidst
all this silent beauty to 10 hack few
hundred years and In fancy SAN, with
llcndrick Hudson ana his crew, But
Hoon our royorio ~ broken by a Wow
OF Fort George, the once famous Ddll-