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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12


Nearly every good pbyslciln now advises
The use Of steriiiled milk when the child q
nut fed from the breast A sterilizor costs
little money aud the printed directions
arr too plain 10 be mistaken. but 10 Is uut
- easy 10 give the food TO the child in The
right way
a now born baby will need 70 be f'vi
about ten timcsa day. or once ln two houfA
except when sleeping 4 MEASURE recon-
mcnded Tor an infant a two thirds barley
water and oue-third milk with little uit
n milk sugar TO rwcuteu che mixture
The barley water must be bottled we'll and
then kept simmefiug vt the bnck Of the
stove The vessel used for it should bc Of
snrthenwHre or enamel. aud cannot serve
Tor tuy other purpose
TOE simplest way Is 10 stcrilze enough
bottles Of MIX to last the eniirr dny aud
Seep them on Ice until thoy nrc needed 4
bottle must never be- opened until 70 Is to
b. used, then put It into warm water 10
bring it 20 che right temperature aud add
tIc barley water and suenf
i0fax may b. added 20 The boiling wntcr
inwhirh nahy's bottles are cleaned, and The
nipple, should lie IN hot water until thor
ouahly olcansed n any bowel trouble
arises prepared oatmeal may he substituted
flr the barley When the chiid l. Tow
months Old Il may be- necessary to add a
teaspoobfui of cruHm 10 each bottle uf milk.
quart Ut cream will be sufficient Tor q
week. mud ID must VI course b. sicrlIiaod
immcdittsly Il il then mixed with the
milk each day and stcriliked q second time.
When the child is nix months Old two
thirds milk and one third barley water ]. .
better proportion and when Older yet
nothing but milk will h. taken. New York
lrrortltF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12
BRIEs rELEGRAMs.

Halliiayshurg, Pa, Oct. H.
Butgl,rs this morning took s2l0O worth
of goods from tue clothing store Of
Henry Rice and $500 cash from Walter
Llndsay's stoe. The robbers escaped.
winthrop, Me-, oct. ll.-Bsiley's
oil cloth factory ut Burleyville burned
today. Loss 100000.
Delaware Breakwater, Del, oct. II .
tins United States steamship "Des.
patch" h a complete wreck. Her back
IL broken aud she IA listed uT shore
twenty 10 thirty degrees. The life
saving station was signaied, but no
assistance could be- rendered. Her
crew are an safe at the Assateague life
saving station.
NEW YoRil. oct, William Davis,
aged go, q millionaire, brooklyn iron
merchant, fcll rom a steam launch
into the East river this afternoon aud
Was drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Il would seem that there are no rules TO
be laid down Tor the discipline Of children.
One must study their children, aud take
their heaven glyeu tact iJs guide. sacri
icing no principle. yielding To no artillce
70 obtain desired results, but always 10
mombering that we arr dealing with small
editions Of ourselves, frlil a. we were and
are trail. aud that while We may bring I'm
mense power 20 bear on the mote, In the
childish eyes. there mig be-. aud probably
are, large sized beams Ia our own "Chll'
drcn arr quite ~ often spoiled by harsh.
ness a. by oyermuch pctting,n says Miss
Mulock. aud IL Is true Avoid nnggIng
children. Be as blind ~ possible 10 thelr
little faults
Never hold one ohild's virtues up TO an.
other child ~ a contrast 10 hor own faults
And he patient aud longsniicring always,
IL T. Chittcndcn In Housewife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Disorder In a child h Inherent Il l. Just
~ NATURAL Tor boy when be come. iuto
the house TO throw bis hat on one chair
and hts coat on another ~ u Il Tor him TO
eat when he L. hungry. The only way to
get him out Of this bad habit 4 20 make
him stop whatever he l. doing. When the
misdrmsnnor IL discovered. and pick up
the hat aud Goa, aud put them In place,
lie will soon REMEMBER 10 perform tho
duty when he come, In.
Girls are quite NJ dlsor,lerly ~ boys. but
being more continually under the eye of
the mother they arr more quickly trained
into thoughtful ways The habit " tax
luz carr OF thugs should early bginstlllod
In children. Il has good effect upon thu
mind.
one often hear an indulgcnt Individual
say "Oh. don't bother the child. let her
have her own way. Her troubles will come
fast enough" Such method carried out
IL completely wrong, for Il gives the child
10 much suffering later In life. Self con
troll. harmed early, smootlA over many
difficulties
There - no more serious work Ia the
world than that Of training children. AL
mothers do not have the art There WIS a
time when tho birch rod did the work.
Now u IL seldom rusorted to. Patience
aud loving kindness are more effective
weapons, As for the former there should
be no ond Of it, the latter CONES naturally
Chicago Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

CHICAGO. Oct. ll.-A. Il. Carver,
aged q years, a prominent member o..
the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
glneen, died here this morning %,
pneumonia. lie was the fifst -econ !,
GRAND Chief Of the brotherhood. IN j
Richmond convention selected HIN I
settle the famous Burlington strike
after Arthur, Hodge aud others irilel'
AVID he performed the task In four days
lie was nj that time employed ~ the
Southern Pacific, nj Oakland bur
afterwards novel 10 Chicago and be-
came connected with a railway supply
house. After the settlement OF the
Burlington stfikrho was prominently
mentioned Ms chief Arihur'ssucccssOr,
but positively declined that honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Weak digestive organs are best treated
mechanically. The patient lies down on a
cot Or bed aud an attendant works over
the stomach BY kncading aud percussion,
particularly the latter Tor twenty minutes.
with Intervals of rest rs may lie agreeable,
The clothing IL removed excepting ono
garment, II there Il soreness or tender.
uoss the operator adapts bis treatment 10
IL 10 MS not To give pain. IL Is better that
part OF The time tho muscles over the alb
domen be- relaxed and then contracted
when the percussion Is applied
The lungs may be partly illled and the
breath held during moment also, Tho
treatment IN very agreeable when Right
~ done, digestion Is promoted and the
strength OF the organ augmented. The
best time IA about two or three hours after
meal time 1.-THE patient has no one TO %
sist him he eau do the work himself with
nearly "a good reaults. -lNohange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

NiESSA, Oct lO.--rh minister Of
finance To-day presented the Austrian
budget Tor 1s02 The expenditures are
estimated nj dsiGgJ.35s nirins, an IN
crease Of i0,i65 80 fiorins over lsvl.
rhc'rcccipta are estimated at 80 ~,
262 nOrins, an Increase OF 1850 ~
over 1891. Referring to the large MN.
taty expenditures, tho minister SAID
that, while the present political stu
alton lasted, the army would absorb u
large portion " the revenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Mrs Nancy A. Johnson Invented the
hrsJ Ice cream frigerator 10 this country
Before her invention Ice cream was made
by spoon constantly kept stirring tho
cream She devised the crank, and got out
n paient Tor her invention In the year isiI,
She aiJurwurd sold the right Of her patent
Tor Sl,N0 She lived Ia Washington all
her iiic. aud died Ia 1850 no the ripe old age
u ninety dive YEARS -liostun transcript
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

SAuLr 81. MARIE, Mich, Oct. H..
Tho steam barge Susan Peck" anu
the schooner "Georgo w. Adams"
collidcd while passing through -.
George Hats and was sunk. All the
crew were saved. The schooner
"Adamsp IL considerably injured. The
'Peckn was valued Mt sl65,O00. The
steamer lies ncross the canal, com.
plttely blocking n, and navigation viii
hc impeIed several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Or. PAuL, oct. i0.-Fliiy families
Of exiicd Russian Jews will shortly be
established In homes M Mile Laos, on
the grest Northern railroad. fce.i-
dent Hlll Of the road has had my
houses built, which, On bohalf of the
company, lac has presented " the
committee having charge of the baron
Hinch fund. The refugees will be
furnished gratis during the winter
with all the nece-sarles u life, the road
agreeing TO furnish coal and woOd In
abundance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

LONDoN, oct. 10. - The Times
publishes final estimate Of the state Of
crops IN Great Britain. and says II au.
ticipatcs n had or indifferent quality.
The real estate of affairs viii not be
known for months. 10 Ia possible that
the harvest ~ a whole may not be
worsc than ofrrcpnt year,, but In many
districts tho crops viii be the worst In
forty years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

GALiznuRu, Oct. lO.-Late tonight
the rrainmenis Convection, by vote
of 8)2 to ~, acquitted the grand OIL
Gers OF BLAME In the Northwestern
trouble and condemned tho action Of
the supreme Council In expolling the
Motherhood. The excitement was
great and the Northwesthcrn yardmas.
tor was carried out on the shoulders Of
the crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

WAsHINuTOS, oct. 1.-THE ma
Iority OF the pulpits Of the Protestant
churches were ililol by Methodist
ministers, who are here attending the
Ecumcnical Conference, this morning.
Bishop Newman u Nebraska preached
ut the church Of which he was former
ly pastor, and paid AN eloquent tribute
10 Wesley, the founder Of Melh0dism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

SAN ANToSio, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE
new Mexican tariff goes into effect
November 1t, aud the custom house
officials nj the principal large cities are
being dolugcd with business on ac'
count OF merchants rushing goods into
Mexico, 10 asto avoid the high duties.
At Laredo, during September, the Gus
tom fpc,ipts wVru $40, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

New York cIiy Il considered tho best
market t1r kii gloves In the world. Ion
don, Paris, Berlin, 81, Petersburg, Boston,
Philadelphia aud Chicago women buy
gloves by the million do1en No a year, but
they are not all Kid. a very little Broad
way shop boasts the sale of 10000 pair u
suede gloves Ia year, and a blk Sixth ave,
nue. dry goods house di,po,cs Of iOOyO
dozen "kids" during the spring and fall
New York World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

PITThnuR0, Oct. ll.-Ihis afternoon
eK.prcaidcnt Hayes aud n number OF
other delegates 10 the prison congress
visited Rivcrside penltentiary, where
all cOnvlcts were gathered Ia the
chapel aud religious services held.
The ex President spoke few words Of
encouragement 10 the oonylots aud
complimuntod them on their behavior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

BELFAST. Oct. lO.-rho Belfast con
tingent viii occupy prominent place
In the parnoil funeral pfoces'i.1l
carrying n big wreath with th. "ltcd
h,ndv " Ulster worked Ia red flowers
In the centre, and the words, Muir.
dcred" aud ''Revengo" In red anu
purple flowers respectively at the TOP
aud bottom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

BosroN, Oct. 1.-THE Prohibition
State committee has ISSUED "A challenge
10 Henry CABOT Lodge for a Joint de-
bate on tho iemuerAnce plank In tue
Republican platform, and on Mr..
Lodges statement that the Republican
party stands ready to Improve
strengthen aud enforce the temperance
laws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

LoNDoS, Oct. 1.-THE National
League OF Great Britain has issued u
lengthy manifesto, detailing what the
league has done for the cause Of Ire
land. reciling the result Of Parnell's
leadership, and urgiug that the light
for die principles Advocated by tho de-
ceased leader be kept up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

I.IscoLN, Ncb., Oct. ll.-Df. Frank
y. billings, invcstigaior u Infectious
animal diseases for Nebrask' assert.
that he has completely demonstrated
that a germ Is the cause Of Texas fever
lilo has isolated this fever from the
blood Of rrxas ticks, cultivated them
pure, and killei cattle by incubation
with the cultures direct from the ticks.
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2. It may always b. relied upon a. nd
yocating or defending tho right side Of
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10 tho doyelopmon. and Independence u
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and a suspon-ion Of tho snhlicaiion
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

BO8CUnEL, Wis, Oct ll.--Burglan
last night hrok4iut0 the 81. Paul depot
NJ Wnuzoka anu riiled the expires, and
mall sacks. IL n not known how
much they got. \ stranger who was
pn.-ing the depot was probably mis'
taken for an officer aud was shot, being
in a critical condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

PitfsnuRG, Oct. liza Polish board
lug house. In which there we're MY
men, caught fire late tonight ahu
burned IN the ground. One nisn was
suiiocated and another jumped rom =
third.story window and was pfobAoiy
fatally injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 1.-THE stale
munt VI the finance department TOT the
fi,cal year ending June aDth, shows
the revenue for the year amounted 10
So, 5ia,0gT, an1 the expenditures 10
zgg uza Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

W. D. liowRIN0 has removed to IS
T.. Flint South Sttret, where he il
carrying . choice stock Of vegetables,
ru'i-, groceries, fish and poultry, and
would be pleased 10 nave all his old
customers call on him dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

For ham sandwiches, irosh bread,
pies, cakes and fruit Of all kinds 10 20
90 West Flrst South street. Family
supplies la all Kinds Of groceries and
provisions speciality. Swiss and
LinbuTger cheese.
az THos. BIEsISGER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

PARIS, Oct. ia man named
Desmsiias has been arrested Ia this
city Tor cashiugn irnuduicnt check Tor
$1,000, drawn on tho New Oriental
Company OF New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

liLizABEuI, n. j., Oct ll,--James
Steebe, aged s, who was bitten ten
weeks ago by n rabid mastill, died at
the hospital this morning Of hydro
phObla.
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statue Of Hans chri.tian Anderson

CHICAGO, Oct. ll.--Ata mass meet
Ing Of Danish citizens today, arrange.
mcnta were made aud u fund started
for the erection OF statue OF Hans
Christian Anderson Ia Lincoln Pafk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

DFEvEB, Oct, I'LL. d. Hunt, n
prominent busincm man OF this city,
noon and 80 badly Injured that he died
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

NEW YoRy, Oct. lO.-Allbrlght \
Sou, manufacturers OF ncokwoar, failed
today. Liabilities cure n,ly reported
TO be- slbO,O1l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

LuEpuN, Oct, ll,-rhe Queen VIII
raise " the pscragv tho WIDOW Of the
Right Hon. William Henry smith.
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LYECHnURu, Va, Oct. ll.-Hcnld's
bark mill aud Sinver's mill burned this
morning, los sl5l,OlO, insurance Sll,.
900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

Home made brend, fresh pies, cakes
and doughnuts always on hand. salts.
faction guaranteed,
JOINS FouuuEUAUssr,
d7t ~ s, West Temple 81.
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wAsniNoros, Oct. 1.-THE score.
tary Of war has received the report OF
the board Of visitors 10 the West Point
Military Academy. IL Is lengthy
document and treats " the subjects
discussed In a novel aud striking man.
ner. Among the Subjects dealt with i,
whether or not the strength Of the
corps OF cadets should be increased the
board Recommending that two add.
tional be selected from each state NJ
large. The board calls attention TO the
inoincl0ncy Of the present preliminary
examinations. and strongly condemns
the practice u filllng pto.essofsllll, !, ~
the academy entirely with army oiil'
cers. II dopiores that, while tho cadets
are fairly Instructed In all held move
mcnta. certain details are omitted, such
NJ the care u horses, etc. IL calls AZ,
tentlon 10 the lack Of m army anu
,1uipmenlp for field exercise, and
particularly tho need for modern
ordnance.
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today that with view Of raising the
necessary ca.h capital TO iiguidale this
Indebtedness, he makes bis hurried visit
10 London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

NEW YoRK, Oct. lO.-rhe "De-.
pAtchw len New York yesterday bound
out for Washington, u. g., under com.
mand Of Lieutenant Cowles, aud had
a full complement Of men On board,
Immediately after leaving New York
the steamship ran intO foul weather.
There was a bad wind aud an ugly sea
running. IL was decided 10 keep the
steamship under the coast, thus TO e.
cape the bad weather. A bad FOG came
up with nightfall and 70 e'Dvspaich'
slowed down considerably, although
even NJ that she was going nj h,ir
rate Of speed. The weather continued
10 grow worse and the vessel struck
caiwind. ImmeIately the sea swept
her about with br0adside on the
shoals. The "Dsspatch's" commander
Immediately les 20 tho anchors, but did
not strike until after the waves had
beat her well up on 20 the shoals. IL i
impossible 10 say what damage 4 done
~ the "De-patoh" Communication
with the vessel l. difficult aud almost
impossible.
TiIE nDAr uoiNu ~ PIECES.
WAHnNufuN, Oct. H. The super.
intondcnt OF the life saving service To-
night received telegram from the
keeper of the llfr.-aving station at
Assatcague, Va, saying that the u. ).
steamer "Despaloh" was broadside on
the shoals nnd gOiug 10 pieces. Her
officers and crew landed safely, aud
are now being cared for by the lie
saving mon. She was built Ia 1874,
and some years later purch ssed by the
government from Henry G. Smith,
the New York stock broker aud yachts.
man, Tor tis,Ol0. The "Despatch"
was soon u be displaced by the "Dol.
phin,n now lifting out ut Norfolk NJ n
dispatch boat.
The navy department has given
ordrr. " the commindant OF the New
York navy yard T. send vessel 10 the
relief Of the "Despatch." The light
house tender at Philadelphia has also
teen ordered there.
THE CREw SAVED.
LEws, Del, Oct. lO.--rhe United
States dispatch boat "Despatch,"
which went on the Azsat-ague rocks
last night In a storm, VIII probably
become total wreck. The crow were
/ a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12

LEws, Del, oct. l0.--rhe United
States dispatch boat "Despatch,"
which went on the A-sat-ague rocks
last night In a storm, viii probably
become q total wreck. The crew were
an saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12
.nnronY orrurn,SNocx STALKS

The History OF the Bannock stake,
compiled by Andrew Jensen, aud late
~ Published In the DEsERIT WEEIlLY,
has now been issued la pamphlet form,
aud can now b. had nj the DLsERrr
NEWS office nj - ccuts per cory. d&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

Canadian statesmen do not like the showing
made by their cen .as, the leading outlines Of
which have already received comment in THE
STAR Sir Richard Cartwright calls attention
10 some additional features. The DECREASE in
pepalatson Ina certain parts of the country and
the small sotsl increase In each important
provinces 90 Qucbee and Ontario. hav, been in
CARED IN srite q q large Immigration. and
ever the gains in the northwest are shown IL
be small rs compared With the DakOtas. The
facts furnish srguusents in condemnation of
the tax policy Of the Canadian administration.
By wfeckiess extrsvassscc the tory govern
msat has inere~sed the National debt
20 per cent in ZEN years, vhie
n. NATIONAL expenditure was increased
IN the same prorortion. Taxation increased
~ per cent. white population only grew II Per
cent less thsn the national increase while the
residue q the $40. 90 immigrants. who cost
tie DOsainion government two millions and q
hslf went over The border 20 the nitct States.
his h a SERIOUS condition OF affair. and CanaIls
can hardy siford much Ivager To retain tlss
tories In pewer- Nevertheless. to the people Of
iss rypuh}fc such facts cause the reflection that
anne ration mUs. come If this state OF thing,
last-. Canada cannot stand the steady ant
costly strain On her resources