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Show TMU TH. fled for such a position than, his the ballot box. Congressman SutherNO GLORY- IN SIGHT, land has taken the stump for the ticket, but few of his supporters in - the convention will, follow his example, The man .behind the is a and it is certain the legislative ticket serious timeout at Fortgun having Douglas, for he will be scratched on account of the often in of front Mauser even the gets opposition to Apostle Smoot for United in times of peace. Attempted deserstates senator. tions are of such frequent occurrence ft that the Fort is kept in a constant state Frank H. Clark, Lawyer, 414 of excitement. So widespread has the block, nominee for of the peace, is a lawyer of city justice dissatisfaction among the soldiers bethirty years come that orders- have been issued not practice. to allow the exact facts to gain pubW, H. DALE, CANDIDATE FOR COUN licity. ty treasurer; Two companies of soldiers hurrying There isnt any usd telling all about wildly through the mountains last Mona man being born at an early age, of day; gave rise to all sorts of rumors. It poor but honest parents, and coming developed that they were in pursuit of west when but a child to grow up with two escaped military prisoners, whom the country, when writing of a candidate they captured after a hot chase that for an officer It is sufficient to. say lasted for more,- than six hours. It oppo-Il- r. - - Whitney is 'an able and to ieitfmaKe gentlejiai.,t attend which requfre rt routine end things :Sie strictest attention to detail he .mild be out of his element. Jamps will not only poll the full .strength of "his party, but will get support frop nent. ; r iBByDsnocr-- .. . i . . Mc-Corni- The candidates for sheriff, Emery and Naylor are well matched. Ea$ wiU poll the f ull strength. of his ticket : and the result will depend largely jn tickets as. a . the fate of the respective i : - ... Emery starts out with the odds : whole. in his favor.. : , Chairman Anderson of the Republi- r can state committee is a busy man these days.' On his shoulders' falls the oT the campaign all ov6r great-worthe Etate. He is fully equal to the task, but gets little chance to pay any to his own candidacy for county : ck I t- - on commissioner. ' . I . . 1 . . f The Republican .county committee ibasopened headquarters at 205 Souh State street. v The' location is the beit Chairman Eichnor save obtainable. thatowisg to Republican prosperity it was next to impossible to find a vacant .. v 1 -- . anywhere in or near the business room district. .. . i ?. Although there was a very bitterf 8 . Last Monday morning Hughes and Force were sentto work on the dump, guarded by Private Coweria, of Company C, 12ih Infantry, as sentry. The sentry happened to lay down his gun to light a cigarette; when Force picked up the weapon with the remark that he wondered whether, he had forgotten the manual of arhjk. He began to go through the manual, when he suddenly aimed the gun at the sentry and ordered him to put his hands behind his back. The order wap obeyed, whereupon Force told his feiliovv prisoner, Hughes, to bind the sentry's arms. When the f entry was securely tied hand and foot, the two .prisoners- made their escape, carry ing the gup about 200 yards, where they dropped it," The prisoners had failed to gag the sentry, and jils loud cries attracted the attention of the provost sergeant as he aas making hia rounds on horseback. The alarm was quickly glveu and Captain Civary, of Company. C, J2ih Infantry, ordered out the entire company, together wiih one other company, and 150 men were soon in pursuit of the fugitives. Captain Creary said he .would chase them to the Pacific Ocean if uecessary. After six hours or.more of hard marching the soldiers came upon what seemed to be unmistakable evidence of the presence of the prisoners. They found tracks leading into a stream, but- none leading out of the water. A line of. soldiers was deployed on boih sides of .the stream, and otherB were sent to wade in the water. Both with their bodies prisoners under water, their heads being raised beneath the overhanging bank. The searching, party walked on the body of one of the fugitives before discovering his presence. When found both Force and Hughes wefe partially unconscious from the effects of the water in which they were immersed. They had to be carried back to Fort Douglas, and are cow in solitary confinement. It appears that a prominent Indiana politician had interested himself in of PrivateForce, and was workibg out a pardon for him after his sentence had been reduced from five to three years. The dear public may fall to wondering why the daily papers 'have not contained a line regarding 'the flight and capture of Private Force. It is all explainedjby a knowledge of the polit ical endleaa chain. Private Force has friends in Indiana who dictate the conduct of Salt Lake newspapers. : Abstracts eire Rallablei First Because they are correct. - i vi:'! they are.baeked by a bond (In.the sum of 110,100.00.), Second-Beca- use TELEPHONE 704. Manager, That Morning Headache... Caused by too many high- . SCHRAMM, O. D. 203-- 9 Atlas Block. 'Phone to (345-- k ShmiKKNIIb SALT LAKE ICE COMPANY Distilled Water IS tar P ..ICE.. J. C. LYNCH , mmmu, . 1 ;I 2- ' i 5 : ' - Qtfl v. JfU ri; V-'iI- l! m ,M! : ii sk ; mh VrVp ?': ;v I1. ii!- plf ?? !' vV !? at IK-- d ! H1? : I:-- d lf -! WV W of W. H. Dale that be has lived here a long. time and is well and favorably known by men ahd women of all parties as an active business man and; politics oht of The question, able.: to fill the position to which he has been nominated. He has been lor years' the; manager of the Middlesex Banking company with a headquarters in this city, and served counvery acceptable term in the city cil. He was elected county treasurer two years ago, when the most of the Democratic ticket was defeated, which . He was speaks well for his'popularity convention the unanimous choice of the last week and had no opposition at any Dale is stage of the proceedings. Mr.and has a property owner in this city was a .He quite extensive interests. time tne candidate for mayor at the organization was famous successful in electing John Clark, but that defeat did not detract from his making pbpularity a bit. Mr. Dale is and. his aclean fight inJhis campaign as win he will friends are confident he did two years ago. , GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, DALE. SSI MAIN STRUT. I buy and sell Railroad Tickets. Can seems that Private Hughes, of Comsave your $5 to $10 on each pany A. 12th Infantry, was recently - .ticket ' "arrested for. Attempted desertion. While awaiting trial he was kept as a E8TABLI8HED 1888. one of of the Private Force, prisoner. Member American Ticket Broken' Association artillery companies, had done some tall ir. H. GHOSH ELL, M.fuJ.r: kicking about the kind of food he was -- . .i oooooooooooooooooooooooo' RIEGER & LINDLEY i:- - - ' .ui " Expsrt Refrsctionist.' t ! i . 10 WIST HIRST SOUTH ST. balls cannot be relieved by eyeglasses; but that headache which cornea on late In the day or after having used the eyes for close work for some time will generally be relieved by properly fitted glasses. I . In Accuracy and Completeness they excfel. The Abstracts themselves areour besiprdOf A. W. SMITH, II - - ice-col- RELIABILITY r Qur' fe : ' - . tie-ha- - - ,'i- . , however;, with few exceptions be very warm in their advocacy of it. The, majority of the rank and file of the d's-- : satisfied one's are saying little ahd will; when they get into- ton. were-foun- and will at least' 'nominally suppbrVtbej ticket as !a whole, . They will not,; they-please- . - feeling in the Republican convention over the legislative nominations, therej will be no organized opposition among! the dissenters against the ticket.- - T.bej leaders are gradually ' fall ing into linOj do as getting, and he was tried by general court martial for insubordination. He was sentenced to five years, hut .the sentence was afterwards reduced to three years by orders from Washing- Telephone 43, non-partis- TIE HUSKY UERCHANTS. .1. t- an - 11 ; Phone 365. 35 And 37 West Second 000000000000000000000 ' L . - vv v . i. . |