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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
BOARD OF ENGINEERS
HAVE VISITED BOISE
Special TO The Tribune.


BOISE. Ida, Sept. lo.-The board Of
engineer officers OF the United States
army recently appointed by President
Iatt to examine and report to the secre-
tary OF the interior on various govern
ment irrigation projects In the west Wis
tied Boise Thursday The movements
OF this board in Idaho have been watched
with interest by the people of the state,
for the apportIonment OF the $40. O0c 900
bond Issue voted by the last congress-
depends upon their rccommendations
The board OF army engineers includes
Lieutenant Colonel John Biddle, Lieu
tenant Colonel William G. Langhtt. Ma
Kutz and Major Harry Burgess Acting
as advisors are General Marshall and
Fred II. Newell, director OF the United
states reclamation service.
The party was driven In automobiles
up the Boise river TO the government
dam and detailed examination was made
OF the concrete lining and enlargement OF
the main canal. They left Boise that
same evening for Nampa, when an in
formal meeting was held with the set
tlers and rnnchers near there and in
formation was gathered from them con-
cernins the value OF land and water
rights. and the productiveness of the
soil After spending Friday in visiting
sections around Nampa and Caldwell.
they left In the evening for the Minidoka
project.
Without exception the army engineers
preserved their opinions as 10 the details
OF the Boise river dam ana the lining OF
the canal But their active questions
showed their information OF irrigation
and near the close of tho inspection the
inquiries centered about maprers OF stor-
age in the upper Boise river, The cost
OF this storage has not been announced
for publication. but the engineers were
evidently desrous OF knowing how much
the ranchcr would he willing to pay for
this water and Ii the productiyeness of
the land would warrant IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
SHOOTS MAN WHO
ELOPES WITH WIFE
Wronged Husband Makes Quick
Work in Ending Life of
His Enemy.

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. l0.-After
he had elopcd with Mrs. ZeIla Oglcsby
of South Bend, Frank Kannouse was
shot and killed at kankakcc, ILL.,. today
by John l.. Oclesby, the wcman' s hus-
band. OGlesby is i'll iaIl at kaukakce.
The Oglcsbys agreed TO separate, but
the husband broodcd over the affair
and yesterday he declared TO friends
in this city he would XIII Kannouss,
with whom his wife had been keeping
company, if he could find him
1T 8 going to be another Harry
Thaw ease he told Daniel Short.
Oglesby disappeared yesterday after
noon, u IS supposed. after learning that
his wife was at kankakee. He was
believed insane. After he learned that
hanpouSe had been acquainted with his
wife his condition became more serious.
he Threatened To kill the man. and stole
revolver from a saloon in this city.
The theft was detected and the gun re.
covered. While Mrs. Oglcsby went TO
hankakee IN company with Kannouse,
her husband was taken away by his
father, n prominent attorney of Tip.
ton, Ind.
OgIesby was not seen again until yes
terdny, when he came back and declared
he was looking for the man who had
broken up his home. After finding Kan
mouse he shot him.
OglesbY is Sc years old and his wife
II. kanuouse was 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
IMMORAL CASE AT PROVO;
SOME PECULIAR ACTIONS
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Sept. 10-A complaint has
been sworn to by Mrs. NJ. G, Lamaster.
a nurse Of this city. charging her daugh-
ter, Harriet Anna Phillips. with associat-
Ing with immoral characters and with
being incorrigiblc, and further asks that
the girl be sent to the industrial school
al Ogden. When the case WAS called to-
day in Juvenile Judge A. a. Moons court
City Attorney Robert Anderson appeared
and entered n demurrer TO tho complaint.
Mrs. Lamaster, tho girls mother, regis
tered strenuous objections To Mr.. Ander-
son acting as attorney in the case, but
when the girl. who is 16 years Of age,
was asked as 10 her desires in the mat
ter. she readily stated that she wished
MIR, Anderson 10 act as her legal adviser.
Thcreupon Mr. Anderson requested that
the hearing on the demurrer go over un-
Ill September Ia AT 9 p. m, and the order
was so made. The girl. in conversation
with County Attorney Jacob Evans, in
wolves seven or eight Provo men and boys
in assisting her in her wayward career.
None OF these men has been arrested
or any Steps taken by the girls mother
to bring them to Justice. but the mother
appears very anxious TO hustle the girl
off 10 tho reform school even obIecting
10 allowing The girl 10 have an attorney
of her choice. The woman stated TO the
court, however. that she would not OBJ
jcct to any other attorney.
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WICKERSHAM CONTINUES
TOUR OF NORTHWEST
By Associated Press.


BUTTE. Mont. Sept 10,-Attorney
General George w. W!clsersham, who ar
rived in Butte las, night. left today for
Anaconda. in company with John D.
Ryan. John Glllic, Senator Thomas Car
ter, r. l. Clayton, Lieutenant Governor
Allan and Nick Bielenberg
In the party was Mr.. Wick ershan's
secretary, Frank Cool, and Special Fed
eral Prosecutor LlGe Johnson. who met
MIR Wickersham here, Clinton and BleI-
cnberg represent the Smoke farmers
interests, whiIo the. Amalgamated COM
pany is represented by, Mr.. Ryan and Mr.,
smoke zone. Mr.. Wickersham's suit for
the government IS entirely different from
the one Instituted BY the farmers so
that three opposing factions are repre-
scented, Tho attorney generals visit has
TO do entirely with the suit begun by The
government because Of the alleged dam
age done 10 tho forest reserve By the
fumes from the Washos sDeiter,
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|eWS OF The IntermOuntain Reqion
CACHE COUNTY CONVENTIONS:
DELEGATES APP0RTI0NED
Special 10 The Tribune

LOGAN Sept. 1o.-The Republican
county central committee met here this
afternoon and flXed dates for The pr!-
maries and convention. The delegates
To the state convention Will be selected
at the primaries TO be held September II.
The county convention viii be held Oc-
toher |, and the primaries for the selec-
ton OF delegates thereto will he held on
September 2S. The apportionment OF
state delegates is; Avon and Paradise. 1 !:
Benson and Charleston, ]: Cove, Mountain
Home. College and Grccnville, | each.
uyrum, 3: Providence, >; Pcterhoro and
MIndon. Newton and Cache Junction
/; Wellsvillo aud Mount Sterling. 3;
Smithheld. 4, Trenton. /; Mi!lville. /;
Wheeler, /; Logan, II.
The county convention will be the lar
scst in the history Of the county. and
politicians here say that this augprs for
the defeat of Senator BuIlen. Bowells
19o delegates based on the proportion OF
one delegate for every twenty votes cast
for Howell. The Bullen people wanted Il
small convention.
Tho Democratic primaries for the So
lection OF delegates TO the state conyen-
tion resulted, in Logan. ms follows Dis
trict !. j, p. Griffin. ., George w. Skid
more; 5. Charles England: 4 Louis F.
ham Jorscnsen: Z, Mrs. Matte 3. Han
sen. 8. Olaf Nelson Q, Charles II. Hart;
10, john T. Calne. lr.; delegates at large,
liam Edwards
The Democratic primaries were weakly
attended, I'm spite OF the efforts of the
church authorities to get out good
crowd. The delegates go Instructed TO
work for plank declaring for statewide
prohibition.
The general temperance committee. Sc
lectcd last year. met this afternoon with
the parents class Of the Mormon
church. The session was secret and
long drawn out. The object was to pack
the conventions. In order to do this, a
committee was appointed for the parents
class, or church organization. consisting
Of Peter w. Maughan, John A. Hendrick-
son, Samuel e. Milton. This committee
VIII act as steering committee. for the
Republican convention, and the Demo-
cratic end Will be taken care Of by Louis
:. Carbon. -, c. Jensen and possibly
George w. Skidmore.
The prohibition organization enlarged
Its functions by making II Il county wide
committee. This WIS done by the addi-
ton of + Taylor OF lewiston Samuel
Oldham of the south end, and j. v
Stewart, representing the central section
of the county. President Isaac Smith of
the Cache stake, Alma Merrill, president
of the Benson stake, and Judge G. H.
Hart OF Logan were also added TO the
committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
DEMOCRATS OF WEBER
NAME THEIR DELEGATES
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. Sept 1o-The Democrats OF
7. y. johnson, chairman OF the county
central committee, held a mass meeting
at the county building this afternoon for
The purpose OF selecting flfty delegates
In attend the state convention at Provo
Septcpbcr Is. Tho meeting was called
10 order by Mr.. Johnson. and $. Abbott
MagInnis served as secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates were named
Ogdcn-W. w. Browning, s. s. Smith,
T. D. Johnson, DR.. George w. Baker. G..
a. Boyd. NJ s. Browning. IL w. CIVIL
liam, Chris Flrgarc. Horace Pcory. w.
~. Anderson. Al Harris, Charles Hum
phris. Sam Thomas. sam Browning, n.
Farmer, .Ir.. John Seaman. Emil Rolapp.
George Lochhead. Jr,. a. J.. Masinnis,
George Shorten. W. S. Donaldson. uy-
rum Belnap Martin Allen, Matthias
linchcliff. Thomas Cunningham. Albert
Scowcroft, T. f. Emmett and c. c. Will
son
Pleasant We've r. Shaw
North Ogdep-David Shupe.
HuntsvlIe-A. Allen and a. Peterson.
Plain City-B. NJ. Folkman and II.
West Weber,, Z. Weight and Nathan
Hooper-James Bues and James Widdl-
son
Harrlsvile-W. II. Louder and Levi j.
TAYLOR
Roy-Charles Ronquist
Riverdale-Edwln Barker
Birch Creek--Alonzo Stephens.
Kanesvillc-Ienry Green.
Slatervillc-J. T. Hutcheus.
Far West-William II, Mcintyre.
Liberty-Mr. Broen.
WilSon-John Trimblc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
BINGHAM BUSINESS CHANGES
BANK TO BUILD HOME
10 The Trlbune.

L
BINGHAM. Sept. 1o,-C. Il. l-ashorooN
for thirty years merchant OF Bihgha'l
has sold the grocery department ol ms
oerorol merchandise store 10 L. ~
s,ardisn OF Salt Lake, formerly county
co,,roIssioncr and resident Of Bingham
He intends to run an up-to-date SroceFs
STORE in building adjoining the Lash
brook store.
Elmer Hill has just been elected presi'
dent and general manager oi the reor
ganIzcd Pioneer Gold Mining and Milling
company. with offices al Wisdom, Mont
The property oil the company is locate'
sixty miles north OF Wisdom.
DR. +. u Straup, representative fron
tho domain of Utah. left Yesterday iol
Atlanta Ga. TO attend the session or tho
sovereign grand lodge of the |. o. -. +.
which conVcnes there in the near iu-
turc, -,
ThciI-nitcd States Mining company pu
on another shift at GalcDa. "nlSh VII
increase the output from go 10 300 ton'
daily. This orc is belilg shIppeu 10 N'u
vale. .,,,
Cashier c. w Buckholz of the cru
zrns' State bank has announced That tina
Institution has purchased the McDonalc
corner. a lot l0xT0 feet. south OF ant
adjoining the Bingham livery stables. I'M
lot was purchased Tor the purp2s,e, o
erecting q fine. up-to-date building
which will be a home for the bank. Thi:
* one Of the best locations in town 3nt
very desirable for a business location
Pians have already been drawn Gp fo
the building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
JURY INVESTIGATES
DEATH Of LOCKHEAD
Father Greatly Incensed at Fail
ure to Notify Family of
Fatal Accident.
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 10.-Harshly criticisine
W. g. Sanderson, manager OF the Hemen-
way &; Moser lcigar stores at Ogden fol
not notifying him and his sons wifo wher
William Lockhead was mortally Injured
In an automobile accident near the UtaI
Hot Springs last Tuesday afternoon anG
ccnsuring Sheriff B. II. Wilson and his
force for the Same reason George Lock-
head. ST., father OF the young salesman
today started an active invest CATION in
TO the causes which led 10 the death OF
his son,
Despite the fact that tho accident
which occurred about 5 o'clock resulted
in his son receiving mortal injuries from
which Inc died about an hour later, Mir
lockhead declares that he knew moth
ing OF the accident until 6:20 O'Clock
Leaving tie dead mans widow and his
parents in utter ignorance OF young Lock
heads injuries and allowing him 10 die
as the Srossest cruelty on the part OF tho
sheriff. force and Anderson. tho latter
being one OF the occupants Of the auto
who also received slight injuries
Tho elder LoCkhcad dcma ndcd that a
corouor's jury be impaneIled to invesu-
gate the case Of his sons death. The
jury, composed OF Acting Coroner Reu-
ben T. Rhccs and S. ". Cragun, James
under the direction Of County Attorney
David Jensen, today visited the morsuo
AT LarlIiu's establishment where the body
was examined. Nu adjournment was
then taken until next week. when the
cause OF the young salesman S death Will
be thoroughly investigated.
Sheriff Barlow Wilson, when asked this
afternoon regarding tho alleged careless
ness. declared that it was impossible for
him TO have notified the family of the
accident us neither he nor ms deputies
had received any information regarding
the affair until o'clock in the after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
Auctioneers to Sell Sheep.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, sept. lO.-Chairman Herring
ton ~ G(i,Ir Of Inc committee in charge Of the
Internatonal Int Sheep show, which 90 w'is be be
held in ogden sePtem5Sr ~ no 2s i m
re-, pnron,inent auctioneers OF the coun-
trU'' ,r1 informing him of their intention 10
be present 10 assist in the , big ha sale co0I oI
lhh.y nItor the first few days OF the
nv6ibSlion. Among those auctioncers who who
have written of their intenti,9;nI to DC tnr pres
cmt is Dwight Lincoln OF M',ISfH no ~ cI'g, RaTn,
Ic,;iinf ii,. breeders Association of Amer.
ica, and is regarded as one OF ahG -nitnd ni"si
efficient stock auctioneers in inc uni'eo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
OLD TIMERS SUDDEN CALL:
DAVID MORGAN DEAD
Special TO The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY, Sept 10.-Dav!d Nor
gan. an old resident of Malad Ida. died
suddenly last night while camping out
north of this city. The death was a very
queer one and only heart disease could
have been the cause. Mr. Morgan. ac-
companied by his wife and little boy
had come to this city for load OF fruit
and night oVertaking them when they
reached point about one mile north of
the city, they concluded TO camp there
over night, Mr.. Morgan. after lunch. com
planned about feeling very tired, having
driven over fifty miles that day where
upon Mrs. Morgan prepared a bed on the
ground, After removing his shoes Nor
gan lay down with rather loud Sroan
but having complained OF being tired
Mrs. Morgan paid little attention 10 this
and ten minutes elapsed. and hearing no
sound from her husband, she became
somewhat alarmed. and going To her hus-
bands side. spoke To him. then shook
him. but he was dead. She went to a
nearby house and tclephoncd the sheriff
who went out and took charge OF the
mans body awaiting the undertaken
Mrs, Morgan was Frustrated over the af-
fair
The remains were taken in charge by
the local order Of Odd Fellows, and three
Odd Fellows of Malad came down this
morning, and with local member OF the
lodge. accompanied the remains TO Malad
Morgan was at one time one of Ma!ad S
wealthy men. but had lost 4 great deal
in business ventures. so il iS said. The
widow was well cared for while here and
her fruit was secured and sent to her
by the local order,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
Utah County Republican Convention
Special TO The Tribune

PROVO. Sept, 1O.-The Republican
county central committee met here to-
day and fixed September % as the date
for holding the county convention, and
American Fork as the place. A call will
he issued for primaries in the several
tcmber 23 for the election of siXty-nnc
delegates for the state convention to ne
held at Ogden, September 26 and 3ll
portioncd at the rate Of one delegate for
every 20 votes east for Joseph Howell
at The last general election. This will
give Provo seventeen delegates in the
state convention. George a Hone of
Benjamin was selected by The committee
as temporary chairman Of the county
convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
Provo Democratic Primaries.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, Sept. 1O.-Precinct Chairman
Il, l.. Jones has Issued call for Demo
cratic primaries 10 be held in Provo
Tuesday evening, September ID, at s
ward. Macser school. Second ward, coun-
ty courthouse Third ward Franklin
school; Fourth ward, Parker school; Fifth
ward. Parker school. These primaries
will elect delegates TO the state conven-
tion TO be held in Provo. September Is.
and TO the county convention, to be held
In Spanish Fork. September 20, and also
delegates 10 the Provo precinct conyen-
ton. 80 be held in the county court room.
September a. at p. m. TO nominate a
precinct justice and constable. Provo
will have eighteen delegates In the state
convention and seVenty-liye I'm the county
contention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
AS RESULT OF ASSAULT
CHINAMAN Is IN HOSPITAL

Oar Du. n Chlnaman. VINO has resided
in this city for the past twenty years,
was removed to St Marks hospital Sat
urday night in a critical condition, The
police are searching for Ycc Sin, n
Chinaman with six fingers on ono hand.
Yee Sin is said 70 have assaulted Dar
Du. striking him over the head with Il
blackjack and later feeding him bananas
saturated with opium.
According TO the Cinnamon residing IN
Plum alley. the assault took place Friday
night, After knocking down Oar Du,
Yee Sin is said 20 have regretted his
rash act and to have carried the wound
ed Chinaman into the house at l0h Plum
alley Yee Sin is said then 20 have told
his countrymen that he was sorry for
his action and that he would attend to
the wants of Oar Dp. He attended TO the
injured mans wants. according TO The
Cinnamon. by saturating bananas with
opium and feeding them 20 Oar Du. Dr.
Van Cott was called 10 attend To Oar
Du Saturday night and ordered him re-
moved to ST. Marks hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MURRAf. Sept. 1O.-rhc city of Muir
ray loses about $4,000 monthly. This is
due largely 10 the fact that the for
eigners employed at the American smell
ter there think not Of banking lhcll'
money with Utah banking institutions.
but who send most OF their money TO
Italian banks in New York and other
eastern cities. Pay day at Murray Is one
OF the delights Of the foreigner. In their
slow. rakish way the foreigners. just as
soon rs they receive their checks from
the time keeper at the iitue Office on
the nil. hurry TO the postOTtCc or rail
way stations, where II Is converted into
a. mono. order and Immediately sent
away 10 help swell other rolls now lying
Idle i'll banks about the country,
An kinds of measures have been adopt
cd To induce them 10 keep their money
here. but they have been OF 10 avail
The postoffice department usually on pay
day Is flooded with the foreigners Very
little money is spent at any OF the mer-
chandlse establishments in Murray Many
OF the Greeks. Austrians and Italians
have boarded their money. and several
are said To bc wealthy. Foreign storcs
ana saloons here are commoI. On State
street there is a little onc-srory building
wherein Mike La Tore carries ON an
oNtensivc business with his country
'uen. Mike is but a boy moi more than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
n ClTY'S SCHOOLS:
LIST OF INSTRUCTOR
n TO The Tribune.

~ 10 Inc tribune.
-sN CITY. Sept. 1O.-The board Of
tuon al It's regular meeting ap-
~ the following list and assign
III, y, lcachcrs, and also the further
cn1lng OF the high school work. the
snen,dl work Of the upper grammar
q a.'n nc reorganization OF the be-
,s,,t amn kihdergaricn work,
m.stoh ms building-Sixth grade.
r,.s' Jessie l.. Hedges; second and
c5na' 5sne' room 8. Mrs. Sara A. May,
rno,', room .. May Ninmo: begin
ms Z. Nfcscent Smith; music and
,roin huilding-Princina I 7,
Ps,,' 'anguagcs. Minnie Cunningham /.
- Na'hryn Cunningham; mathr-
Iin,, 'irs. " l.. y. Budgland: history and
]. Myrich. ' - s''e''ee' MISS
nullolns eraGes-Fifth grade,
Ms Ms Stromness; fourth grade.
1 & pnnirJ2rie Muffett: Third grade.
In VII Crowthcr; second grade.
% hMuIiired Jennings: first grade,
tfpar,a".' ".'che Deighton; beginners and
Iferson room |. Julia Hurley.
nud departmental school Princi-
Rridn,n grade. room 10. Professor
Snydssr.te eighth grade, room 8,
1h S,u, seventh grade. room I.
nee Fn,,is, seventh grade. room o.
Ig. Pc SSGnool Grades-Fifth grade
nfy NimII SNYDER; fourth grade, room
3ardsiaolier; third grade, room 4 Am
W.T. second grade. room Z Mar
on. Noi; nrst grade room .. Helen
III. iIiialnGfs and Kindergarten.
IN ~ schools of Park Cily omen
''or pa'VILi,lns q ~ at . o'clock aud the out
|schooI sS registration. both I'm the
AsInr una the grades. is very en-.
EYeraI meeting of the teachers ot
Iat The 'Wni,.ulngs was held this after
aitendor hlnGlon building. with =
psiasni. ana good interest and
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Fire Does Little Damage.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special To The Tribune,
OGDEN Sept. 1O.-Fire broke OUT IN
n vacant residence just southwest of the
railroad yiaduct at midnight and Tor II
while ii seemed that that whole section
Of the city was doomed TO destruction
There are no water mans IN lh5t iliiirpo ~
Jiatc neighborhood and to add TO the
Troubles Of the iiremen the steamer. which
could have pumped water out OF tnG
river. broke down just before ~ reacneu
,bc nrc There was no wind to ran
Tho flames and this alone saved that part
nT tho town from complete destruction
The bremen could do nothing Duo %,iid Wa5dn
~. building burn down. Only one pulld :
; ;rIe thai mnoccupied, was destroyed and
tho damage was nominal.
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MAKING READY FOR THE
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept. lo.-The good roads
convention. which win be held here Sep
tcmbcr 23-29. win have the enthusiasts
support of inc automobile owners OF inc
city, according 10 resolutions passed al
a recent meeting OF the Automobile as
sociation This association has agreed
To cooperate with the promoters OF Tue
convention i'll the entertainment oil the
WISHING delegates County Road Com
missioner Chllds will al tho time OF The
convention have the road between Five
Points and Pleasant View in good condi-
lion for the demonstration which VIII be
,nude There as we'll as the road through
Ogden canyon, which has to be leVeled
and smoothed.
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Dad Gimlin Wins Again.

snecial TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. 1o,-Dad Gimlin,s SIaIe @
uoarnc Team defeated The, all-star team cam
from the WeSgg %TnGon GSanty e6goe 6y score S ' OF
luii ~ TnpEr who pitched for Ogden.
., r,Icl 20 " out nine men, and Lowe. who
,,itrhcd for the al-star team, STRUCK @ our
four, The batteries were Ioncr nc,,so,, nr,'
sTno1,s for Ogden: Lowe ana Ioulsoii;
I2i,oVSe' ,trs .iI-star team Another game Will
;'S to' nIeycd T,, here bv the same teams tonior-
rnyi with Morgan Of the Wellsville team
nItchlnc. for the all-stars
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County Fair at Richfield.

Special TO The Tribune.
RICHFIELD, Sept. 10.-The committee
on arrangements for tho coming fair to
be held in Richfleld, September H. IL.
l6 and II, reports everything I'm first
class shape. The exhibits to be shown
promise to be better than ever before.
and interest seems TO be thoroughly
worked up in this matter, Some very
fine samples OF fruit and other cdibles
will he exhibited, and The racing cards
are better than ever, so there viii be no
lack of entertainment furnished for the
spectators,