Show 1EL GOSSIP < S L I < Sheriff Jensen of Sanpete county was enjoying n respite at the White House yesterday afternoon after turning over to thc warder of the penitentiary a youth I named Lindsay B Young who waS detected de-tected breaking into houses down south He ca keep his hand in breaking stones for a year and see how he likes that lke that the sheriff tat The southern part of the state Is more prosperous than I has ever been before The wheat crop is harvested and Is now being thrshed except In the northern por tion of Sanpete county where the season is a trifle later owing to the late spring snows Most of the Sanpete wheat is milled at home We have five roller roJer mills in the county two at Mantt two I at t Pleasant and one ln Fairview I Lnre niInnHti fn fi n Janeiro Brazil to aid in suppressing the rebellion in progress at that time is a peat at tho Krtutsford Captain Hill Klutsrord Capan Hi hails from Atlanta and has taken part in more interesting and exciting episodes ecitin in tie post three years than is usually Isl allotted to a private citizenIrr a lifetime lfetme He was graduated at the naval academy at Annapolis In the class of S and served on board shli until 3SS4 when sered signed to engage in private business re spirit of adventure was rife within him however and after th suppression of the Brazilian rebellion In Which he bore a conspicuous part the rollicking captain looked through his marine glass for more trouble Spain was embroiled Ih a mixup with the Cubans and blockaded the lat ters ports The United States ters prts as a na tion friendly to Spain spent thousands of dollars patrolling the coast of Florida to prevent filibustering The captain was too wily an old sea dog to lie down and g to slep when the air was filled with excitement and the Cubans pocketbooks with gold He organized no less than twentytwo filibustering expeditions at different points on the lorida coast took personal command of every one of them and saw that adventurous and other spirits and so forth were delivered to the consignees Captain Hill was ill with yellow fever at McHenry Miss during the Cuban campaign and had to forego the pleasure of attending the Santiago victory in person Speaking of politics Captain Hill said Georgia has always been Democratic and shall never be otherwise We believe in W J Bryan and free silver at a ratio of 16 to 1 and will see that every electoral vote in Georgia is cast for the nominee of the Democratic convention and the nominee will be none other than Colonel W J Bryan A quartette of Kansans consisting of W A Smith J C Elliott W O Anderson Ander-son and A G Goodwin all of Topeka arrived In town from a six weeks hunting trip in Idaho yesterday and registered at the Kenyon They stopped at the Yellowstone Yellow-stone park to pick up some bear stories to take back to sunny Kansas this fall They let one or two loose yesterday but all the salt in the lake wouldnt make them digestible Before leaving Topeka the party entered into solemn compact not to shave until the Waving corn fields of Kansas were sighted on the return trip Yesterday morning they repented and attacked a local barber shop the attendants were busy but not too engrossed en-grossed to notice the cowboy aspect of the delegation Will your shop be open tomorrow asked one of the Whiskered Topekans It will said the attendants provided you dont blow in here tonight and shoot the lights out There isnt a Populist in Kansas this year said the contingent in unison They thrive on calamity and hard times and starvation cleared the country of them last year Kansas corn crop Its so large and the stalks so big this year that theyre building ladder factories by the hundred to enable the farmers to plcK off the ears General Funston and the Twentieth Kansas wil soon blow into our state We will postpone our usual fall festival fes-tival until they arrive and when they do well give them the hell of a time Kenyon Fred Heath Denver E F 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