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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-20

hold a rally in Bingham canyon tonight.
Arrangements have been made for a
special train from this city, which will
leave here at q p, IN. over the Rio
Grande road. A large crowd is going
from here TO Bingham to take part IN
the rally.
The American party Will be launched
in Summit county today when its first
ticket will be fled with the County
Clerk, together with a petition, as re-
quired by law, asking for place on the
official ballot. The ticket is an un-
usually strong one and is made up of
men who have the courage of their con-
victions and who stand for what is
best for Utah. The American senti-
ment is growing daily IN Park City, and
although the campaign will necessarily
be short one, the American vote this
fall in Summit county will be sufficient
To give the party hold here for all
time TO come or until such time as Utah
is lifted from the mire and takes her
place alongside the other states of the
Union Here is the ticket: For Repre-
sentative, F. ". Hayt; for County
Clerk, J. P. Langford: Recorder, c. A.
Wade, Sheriff, C. II. Getsch; Treasurer,
r. E. Wight; Assessor, Robert Dalg-
leisb; Attorney, IL. 5. Townsend; Com
missioner -FOUR years II. NJ, smith; all
of Park City; Commissioner two years,
Jacob Sonbcrg of Marion: Superintend-
ent of Schools, Martha J. Lanuing Of
Park City; Surveyor, Charles j. Bow
den, of Park City; Justice of the Peace,
J. P. Sweeney; Constable, J. Frank Col
Inns.
Mrs Lee Chamberlain and Mrs T. G..
Fox left Friday afternoon for Box
Elder county, where they joined Mes
danes Mctras and Pitt and will organ
ize branches of the Woman S American
club, both at Corinue and Brigham City.
The letters that have come in from the
towns of Box Elder are very encourag-
inc to the club, which has hopes that
this Saturday night Will see the
Woman s Club of the American party
in full organization. There is TO he a
rally this evening Of the American
party Mt Brigham City and the ladies
have promised full attendance.
The Woman s Auxiliary Of tho
American party met yesterday after.
noon with Mrs. S. y. Clark The meet
ing was an enthusiastic one and well
attended. Judge G.. G. Goodwin gave
an interesting address. Mr. Joseph
Cohen brought voting machine 10 the
meeting and showed the members of
the association how the machine was
manipulated. \ musical programme
closed the exercises.
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CAUSE OF TYPHOID
Shallow Water and Insaritary Condi-
tions at Suriug City.

DIR. Clark, who is conducting an in
vestigation at Spring City, on behalf
of the State Board of Health, 10 ascer-
tain the cause of the outbreak of ty-
phoid in that vicinity, sent a communi-
cation to the board Friday. in which
he expressed the opinion that the dis
ease is being propagated by the water
from shallow wells and the insaDitary
condition OF the place generally. In
view OF these observations he asserted
that he was not surprised at the num-
bcr of eases, but, on the contrary. he
considered 1T remarkable that there
were not more cases. His report did
not state as TO the number of persons
now afflicted with typhoid at Spring
City, but IT is reported that there are
several cases. DIR. Clark has been in
structed to take such precautions as
he may deem necessary 10 check the
spread of the disease.
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WILL NINE ANTIMONY
Thompson Campbell Of Butte at Head
Of Utah Company.

VI " GdI SOlIpdHJ.
Thompson Campbell of Butte, Mont,
for over twenty years 2 prominent law
yer and mine operator in that great
copper producing city, has been in
Salt Lake during the last few days
guest at the Wilson hotel Mr.. Camp
bell, with others, has recently organiz-
ed the Utah Antimony company, and
commenced active development work
on the company's properties under the
direct personal supervision of Mr..
Campbell, who has been made the
general manager Of this enterprise.
The property is located in Garfield
county, forty miles from Marysvale,
the present southern terminus of the
X. G., w railway, and consists Of nine
patented claims, with 2000 miners
inches of water. The company is now
engaged in building a bunk house,
boarding house, blacksmith shop and
the necessary Offices. The company also
Is repairing the road and putting in
freight. The machinery for the treat
ment of the ore is being purchased, and
Mr.. Campbell says it will not be a
great while before the smelter will
be put In commission The ore will
be treated at the mines. Electricity
vii! be the power used, and gas gener-
ated from wood will be used for smelt-
ing the ores.
The ore will he reduced to ''star
metal, which at New York is worth
5000 per ton. In order 10 bring the
company work in direct communication
with the outside world the Kanab
Telephone company has engaged
telephone line to the camp. The anti
mony or stebnite, a couple of specimens
of which are on exhibition in the show
windows of Main street hardware
store. runs II per cent antimony A
car load, twenty tons, was recently
shipped by the company TO San Fran
cisco, which, 1T is estimated, is worth
over $4,000
The Utah Antimony company is COM
prised of Butte 'and Salt Lake men.
Mr.. Campbell left for Butte Friday
night To settle mp his business pre-
paratory TO removing TO Salt Lake.
where he. with his family, Will reside
permanently. The head Offices of the
company are established in Salt Lake.
Unless you have tried MOUNTS YOU
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Daily Reporter Co., Printers,
Have moved to &C W. 2nd So. ST.
"MEASURE OF AN OFFICER"
Interesting Address to Be Delivered by
Rev Elmer l. Goshen.

Sunday promises tc be a very Inter
esting day at the Y. NJ. G. a. The
main feature will be the address by
Rev Elmer I. Goshen, Measure of n
Public Oliicer.'' This is the second of
the series of civic addresses which the
association is having given TO men on
Sunday afternoons. In this one 1T IS
expected that a standard of those
things which the community has right
TO expect of public officers will be set
up, W lille on the Sunday following, Sen
ator George Sutherland will discuss
"WhaJ the Public Officer Has 4 Right
to Expect of the Private Citizen
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McCoys Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Tones 81
Sentences Postponed.

Judge Armstrong, of the Third Dis
trict court, Friday continued the date
for passing sentence on Peter Char
land, II, II, Ilawley and John Holmes.
all three of whom have been found
guilty on charges of burglary in the
FIRST degree, to October y. At that
time an opportunity viii be given for
arguments on motions for new trials.
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Inuuest A gain Postpo,ed

The conclusion of the inquest into
the death of James Reilly, which oc-
cured IN the city Jail September %.
has been postponed by Coroner Dana T..
Smith until next Wednesday at p. m.
The hearing was to have been concluded
Friday, but on account of the absence
of several witnesses it became necessary
TO again postpone it.
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all that is coming to him for this great
offeuse.
- very peculiar incident of this
very peculiar case is that the elder
McWhirter and his attorney, Mr.. Braf
fet. both saw the two alleged BOGUS
policemen, who, according to McW6ir.
ter's statement, robbed him of his
money, and that neither the police nor
the Sheriff S Office was called up. so
that the men could be arrested. nor
does any attempt seem TO have been
made TO keep these men under sur.
vcillancc.
Was After Money.
"Mr Braffet. in his testimony. stated
that he did not care to arrest these
men, as ho might lose the chance in
that event, of recovering the money
The money, therefore, appears Ia Lo
all that either McWhirter or his al
torney had in mind Mt the time the nj.
legged confidence mc\ were seen Inv
them. And it seems reasonable 10 con.
clude that II money was the only oh
Iect 10 thcm week ago, it surely
must have been the only idea they boJ
IN mind when they called nj Cb;cf
Sheets office. on the day of the al.
The logic of the case, ACCORDING IA
the County Attorney, the Sberif md
the Governor seems to be as follows.
a Chlet Of Police is appointed 10 nre.
vent crime; crime has been commif
ted, therefore the Chief of Police has
failed IN his duty to the citizens: ergo
he should be imprisoned on with IiS
mead and three cheers for the Repub
!lcan party. P"'
.Of course. the thing that makes the
matter so trightfully bad Tor Chief
9neg.s Is lhat during the reign OF his
was 2 cr>,ne committed in the civ
there never was holdup. there never
was burglary, there never was slim
game, there never was a teetbino sncit.
err, either Scotch or otherwise. in tb;s
city during all the time Chief Lynch
took his orders from Brigham street,
s vi COY course Sc NOT, That Is why it looks
81 oau Aor 0hlet Sheets now. See?V
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NJ. and NJ. Meeting,

Directors OF the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' association will hold their regular
meeting tonight et the headquarters Of the
association in the Chamber of Commerce hall
Several matters Of Importance viii be taken
I'd and discussed.
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The UTAH Art Glass company has
made assignment OF It's business. To-.
Gated at 35S-340 West First South, TO
the Utah Credit Mems association.
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AMERICAN STATE TICKET.

AMERICAN STATE TICKET.
For Representative in Congress:
THOMAS WEIR.
For Justice of Supreme Co Z:
THOMAS MALONEY.
AMERICAN COUNTY TICKET
For State Senators:
ALLEN T. SANFORD,
J. w, CAHoON.
For Representatives;
R. G. SLEATER,
A. A. SWEET,
TONY JACOBSON,
B. B. HEYWoOD.
M, H. WILSON,
A. j. CHARoN,
DOUGLAS RODEoACK,
J. N. SPAULDIrG
THOMAS WATKINS,
GEORGE M. SULLIVAN.
For Sheriff:
TOM D. PITT.
For Attorney:
ALBERT J. Y EBER.
For Commissioners:
A. o. JACOBSON, long term,
S. B. WESTERFIELD, snort term.
For Clerk;
FRANK r. CHRISTENSEN.
For Assessor:
BARNEY B. QUINN.
For Auditor:
HARRY A. MERCER.
For Treasurer:
j. w. EDMUNDS.
For Recorder:
JOSEPH M. COHEN.
For Surveyor:
L. O. WIGHT.
AMERICAN PRECINCT TICKET
For Justice Of the Peace:
DANA T. SMITH.
For Constable:
THOMAS S. FOWLER.
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GLOBE. WERNICKE BOOKCASES.
Al sizes and finishes
bkEEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
60 West 2nd South.
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ASSIGNMENT Made.

Unless you have tried MOUNTS YOU
do not know the Best Pickles.
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The American Drum Corps was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Little
Mt their home in the rear of 724 South
Fourth East street last night. De-
licious refreshments were served and
n delightful time was had.
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For Commissioners:
A. o. JACOBSON, long term,
5, B. WESTERFIELD, snort term.
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For Clerk;
FRANK r. CHRISTENSEN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

most ilaTAan thua Aust q about Ills TIP:
IIS Mrs. Morton Graves and family return d
ed last night from Ocean ewH O. ter s. g g
Mlsses Norma and H elen C.amp, of y ems,
rico county, are the guests 81 MISS s sat :
Jewett twelfth and ssmms sse sreets !
sick at her home, No. ITO Sefnmes street .E
IS somewhat Improved II ],
and Mrs. Fly Du Val have retufht ,t.si
10 the cit y from Ocean WE Nv, Whe re slfeys
have been summering I, "a: !, q,
iCowa rdin Avenue, le IT esterda y 1or{ = "
b tslo t ishse, daughters, Misses MARY and
q S Claude s,otweli has re turned from
e1tensive u soa 5ns gue 'ose
Mrs. William Ball. No. 1205 GoWardin
Avenue relatives An franklin Y,
Miss y mamie Donald. wig mas q been s e.
spending tho last week y at Ocean We A' W.
Inns returned home. Y,
Who m1. las ash Been spending lis vacation al
}Ocen1i View. l,ns returned to the ciSy.-LL3
Miss Beasie Brands and Mra. ohm p.
So So Ba!nbridfis sfsHt t hbaye
sister afst d Mrs. 9. 8. Cousins; +, !. 8,
Trofessor Holt, Of shngto y y, Is 5. the
guest OF his sister Mrs. 7. ~ cersley, \;
who no has been quite sick, is somewhat
Mrs a. A. Adkins. wife of Assembly,
man Adkins, III Is quite sick at her \ ONE
On Bemmes Avenue. $3Ss K S3 III,
A. Mr.5F 81. 4. a 2Rist continues quite unWcll
this homo on Scmmes Avenue sss
AirsH G .#aS3f NJ. Baker. OF NO. III Vest
Eighth street, has returned after a
months stay with friends and relatives
al Sparrow's Point. near Baltimore She
also visited philadelphia, While IN the
tOnnker8 IA CITY Mrs Baker met several
Brothers ana sisters whom she had not
seen for over tWent y-1vei years.
y MIR George w. Harris, OF No. 2l7 West
Eighth Street. is confined TO his home on
account Of sickness. ~ ES5
Mr. allie 3Waynlack. who for more than
q year has been employed as n SPECIAL
officer bv the a tlantic Coast Line ,Ral!-
more where he goes to accept q position. !
having resigned his place with the rails
4rOnd. t5 Ss
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PISTOL FIRED IN
CASINO GALLERY.

In farce comedy It's nothing unusual
in fact, It's considered quite the thing
to enl!ven the festive occasion With tho
playful pastime OF pistol practice, The
revolver is looked for but the frivolity, OK
2cept in the wild. " Jolly and warllke$ West,
is confined to the space behind the IS foot
lights q 4. Nj
nut not always, for last night at Y the
Casino, during the walt between the first
and second act OF s"Dr. Bill" the gallery
gods got gay. and despite tho soft music
OF the orchestra, organized n bit Of rough
house. which ended with q pistol shot
: zone OF the finest" was Johnny on
the spot but despite his martial glare
and the Sherlock Holmes methods he em-
ployed to detect the culprit, thh gent"
with tho pistol remained "uncAught,"F.
q Fortunately the audience took tho af-
fair as Joke and there was no panic,
Men and women stood up and watched
the gallery. and all tho while A"the band
played on u @
Manager MEl<oe said that 1t was only
tho prank of some small boy. a,
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NEGRO. TROOPS D !.
A.R Sent mi AWAY ].
Replaced at i OFT Brown by s5$
Company q White Y
5st5 Soldiers.
ffPy "A ssociatcd 4 Press. } 4

WASHINGTON, g. {. CO August 20 o. rs
Orders were issued to-day By the military
secretary, q Maj Or cener g. 2. Aims.
worth. VA Tor N the transfer Of 81 the &colored
troops from IA Fort Brown, N exas. where
there has been Die between citizens ems
and soldiers. to Fort Rim gold ~ Texas,
which Is about one hundred miles above 9, ,e
Fort Brown, and r is also on on the RIO RIO
.Grando, and 10 replace them with one
company OF the Twenty Infantry
The company ordered to- Fort Brown l g
made up OF white men.4
Il This shifting about OF troops was made
subsequent to a report from. Major CO
5Penrose on the situattonia at Fort Brown
and after an appeal &byt Senator Culber-
son to President Roosevelt. In his HI re- re-
port Major Penrose say SHE was per- ir-;
suaded that the killing Of one itizenS IN
brownsville and tn hiding q an another q:
were tie work Of sold lers. al II gi3} he
has been unable as yet to discover X who
the guilty men are l it5s
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.G|RAv CHARGES 6
MADE. IN \ . REPORT /. |
Alleged Sensational Conditions
Prevailing il Certain
8 Alaskan Affairs.
Especial to The Times Dispatoh,> Fl

Especial to The Times DiEpatch,) wv
553 WASHINGTON, August 2o.--.An amay-
ing condition OF affairs Is alleged In Il q
report made to, Secretary Hitchcock, OF.
tho Interior Department by Special
Agent Frank q, Churchill concerning the
management Of the schools and reindeer
in Alaska by the Rev! Sheldon Jackson
the Commissioner OF Education Tor thnt
territory, and author OF the scheme 70
make tho natives or Alaska elf-support-
ing by the Introduction Of reindeer INT
their country, On the face Of ! the
report shows that the government lH-
ported SOS head OF reindeer at q cost
Of approximately S22DO0, which have
multiplied and Increased to nbo vt ~, wy
head, OF which the govern 'ent now
owns, unencunbered, less than 2, 600 head 4
tho rest having been loan led or give q
to the Missions OF the IA lean ~ lsslonr
airy Society, which also, according 70 the
report has been selling the young Of these
herds to the goyernIn for about w =
head AZ i s3st IS a tsi
I lso on the face Of the report, II aF-;
pears that pr. Jack son has report hayr
Ing spent tl,ousan dsS upon q school Whtc ~,
when the agent visited the site upon . I
Which 4 tbs supposed to have been ereete d,i
consisted az a. pile al. Enber, mother.
showing mas by the report ~ that ms
received M salaries OR teach ne Rcl 0qls9
Which, an ~ tteg dld nots
teach, INK XIX
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PETERSBURG IS
PRO|u||.D| j ! TEAM 4. N
Expects to See Them II the the.
State League Next 5s=4.3
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
3PBTBRSBURG,4V A., August POPE
tersburg has shown such remarkabl ein-
Iterest 4 In baseball this season
that next 4, year 1t @ Will in5f all
PROBABILITY be 5s Included @ In the
State League. VI 4 1t "a now has X q club
OF which5it Is Justly proud 70 the Riverside
Club-whlch has s1nede splendid record
and which has defea ted some q OF ~ me
best teams in the State. 35f, $Si$
state Manager T.. B, Latham, OF the !
sytlaginia N Woodmen Of the World fs
IN the city to-day. He will visit Chester
tomorrow night, and Institute a camp
OF the order there, a large delegation
Sof Petersburg Woodmen Will be- present
on the occasion. 55s q
The Petersburg delegation Of Eagles,
who went out TO the national convention con
Of the order held II last week In Mil
waukee, returned home last night. ~ y hey
report having had NJ delightful visit
with abundant hospitality. ss$.{2l
"a Bishop J. G.. Granbery preached twice
In this city yesterday, occupying the pull
Dit Of washington Street Church morn Urn
Ing and night. Many years ago the 8i3lsn-fE
On was pastor OF Market Street Church
here. He has a large number q frienass
and warm admirers in Pet ersbnrg
y Daniel White. negro. who has Just
served a term In jail here for drunken
ness and dlsorderly conduct, was tdentl-5
fed as an escaped prisoner from tho 1ail
Of Il Chesterfield county. where Sa he wa 9
given the position Of ''trusty,' and LOOK
advantage OF It to- get away DO was TO-
iday turned over to the Chcstecdel' AIS lll. &
thorities to serve out his 4 rE1.s U, X. asi
james Chayers, co lorcd. was fined SLY lllot0l
and costs In the Mayors Court this MORN
ling on the charge OF selling ~ VOL. On On
Sunday. His eating house. on Ell river
Street, was raided Sunday afternoon by
the police after It was found that LIQUOR
was being sold, and sundry bottles and
Tugs or whiskey and other intoxlcants
we're seized and taken to the police sta
ton as evidence.
iJoe Smith, aolorcd,, arrested for the
larceny Of s45, tho property Of Mary
Mason, colored. was fined $40 and costs
n the Mayor Court this morning, The
stolen money-ninet f!ve-dollnr bills-waa
recovered, concealed on tho inside q the ;llt
prisoners pants. I, Y, Il & 1. {,
baseball teams Will match their SIX ~ ~
two games to he played Tuesda ana
Wednesday afternoons on the 4tlversidol
Club grounds, near this city.
y Judge Walter "A. Watson, OF. this judi
cinl circuit, who has been sick for soma
time ia now much Improved. and with
Mrs watson, haH gone to Nova Scotia.
When tho new Christian Church and
Presby terian Chapel on Washln gton street
are complete ed there Will be eight chgrones
on that street, represen ting al the On
t!an denominations.
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IFACEAN|ID|:|TA|R|.|MlI||S'|'
AlL..|B ! J II !. /
Troubled Almost a year ,P'hyys'l|'-. 4
clans Dld No Good Complexion i t'I'l.,rI5
NOW Perfect and SkinSo',Ifft, White
ana veIyety. Tennessee Lad
a HlGHLY REL OMM Y .IN \
CUTlCyRA SOAP

2 I had been troubled with a break
inR DIT on my face and arms for almost
i d wear 81 and lad the services of several
physicians, but they tlidn' seem to do
INV. good. a Some tirnc ago one Of my
friends recommended Cnticura to mo.
NJ occurred ,son,e, and after using it sev-i
Heral months | was completely cured! 7,
II can highly recommend Cuticura Soap
as being The very best complexion
Soap made. 1t creates d perfect com
plexion, leaving the skin soft, white
and velvcty. now use Cuticura Soap
oil the 5timc and recommend its use 70
my friends. Maud Loggins, 1 IA
{8535s r.. f. D. No. ], II
sA,,g.s1 1905. Sylvia, Tenn.
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Foreman q. Killed.
\ SS;;Ip,teoIal Ia rho Times. Dispateh2 .

R ,7ss D. T. Tl4N N 4, Angus L 20 Ienry
Is. Davis, aged sthirty-one, q IL construction
foreman on the South and Western 2Iaail II
way, was shot through the heart and IN a.
'stnntly Killed IA & 9 y Q, clock this eYening
,by Stuart Shelton, Il sS boar ding house
keeper, b The shooting occurred at the
railroad u camps. and was the result XII Of
"a dispute over a roonl-rent account which
Shelton had against Day Is. ll ssS
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rU ~ strange to relate, "; ZEN
- it comes to advertising,s
&C., the average business man
often accepts the mere ''judg-3
ment'' or opinion Of some adj
vertising man whom he becomes
convinced is more or less q ex-.
pert at the game
We do not ask the business man.
Is ,a;act;cept{ alone the ripe #judg-t
ment developed BY our 9 4syears8
experience and the largest bust
ness ofits kind il the world.
No Sir a tangible, a efnite basis.
underlies the advertising invest
ment we ask the business man
to make.
We want you to KIN what we
do Is eliminate the waste il adt-
#vertising due to the use ofiWrong|
copysand wrong Mediums. ".
WeSwant an opportunity to *
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~ "a (By Associated Press.) M
{5WAsHINGTO ON p. rs q. August 2o.----i
Acting Secretary Murray Of the Depart 4
ments> 81 Commerce and Labor, to-day
received a telegram dated At Valdez.
Alaska from Walter r. I.embkey, agent
In charge or the Furzal fisheries ofs Alas- 8
ka, Informing him that tho twe Ave ia ~
anese poacllers captured recently on n St.
Paul Island while raiding the seal rock * \
cries were indicted last ga turdny for vio-
lationa OF tho United States law enacted
to protect the fur-bcaring seals g3 l3
e Tho prisoners will be arratgned shortly
In tho United States District Court at
Valdez. 81 2l ii
G. The picture shows hall d dozen Jap >.
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italians Fight

4 $5yILI41AAISBUR ~ A.. Au gust 20..---lA
serious fight occurred this evening be-.
tween several Italians at Lane p Tiers
camp. about a mile from this place.S One
man was fatally Injured and two Others
were seriously hurt, Two were arrested
and brought to illiansburg, but one
escaped. GA MI NJ
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A,N'l'O|TjI]HER CURE

H. / have used the Cuticura ediclnal
Toilet Soap for more than Q year, and for
cleansing, beautifying, and purifying
the skin, II cannot bo cxcelled 4 hnyo
Been trying for a long time 70 get some
thing Is take the pimples oil my face,
and since using CuticurA Soar lind TINT
it Is the very thing for diseases OF the
skin.' 9. ". King I. n
Oct. l6, ! COS. VI C sa!1ii NJ.