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AMUSING BLuyDlRs.
A coLi1cfIoN 0F VERY oDD sLTPs,
PRINTED AND OTHERWISE, nY
TIi0U0ll1LEs PRISONS.


Literature ab0unds In amusing and
curious blundcrs committed by our
,oles, writers, says the Providence
N1ad. lnthe works Of Shakespeare,
rnleh rs tule arr manuals OF details
uine anu Circumstance, occur mis-.
lAeemchh o. the order Of succession
events which are amusing. In the
lhy Of "Coriolanus" the noble Roman
y eomplimrnled with the assertion
VA, ne was q soldier "unto Cato's
ssh," Cato was not born TIL about
~ years after Coriolanus had been
.anlshcl from Rome aud had died, In
We uagely Of "Jullas C,esarv Is an.
.~ei inaccuracy which occurs In
Casslns. "' ""u
a'a'a'-reacel count the clock.
e-'Aa'-ihe clock has stricken three.
IN, lns was 500 years before striking
'S sawe ie Introduced.
v 1aA1e. peafe makes Use OF cannon I'm
ns yOhn. Cannon are said tAbaye
~ nh' used at tbs battle OF Greasy
aa ny. Gunpowder was NOT Invented
S vul 100 yeats later than dc lin" ~
mig John, 1850. ~ '"
,oprcheles were not worn un,il IN.
m.lsnh century, yet Shakespeare
IA H. iesr who was king Of England
Nm sy saxon period, say 10 his
Mn. ,n, uieu 10 conceal u letter from
as,,, y " be nothing shall not want
ny s,ll'on's Paradise LOST, Adam
,ns ~ one Of his own sons and Ev.
'asO' her own daughters. anu eve
H'. 'ay soilles1 man of ntn, since harm
Tie falFe'' Of her dagh,cn Eyo.
at ~ , Johnson In his "l.iie of AIllton -
Oae n, gI ~ The term Roman Catholic
w.,me pope's bulls. "
oAi.soutlon, In his Shakesn.a,.,.
aIsn W., Tor Measure, - which was
De- ",in Cinthlo's novels .iv,ns
noy,i nov, o, meaning doe,i. ant
s.nt ~, y,pnt the word. IN f,ll ps,.,, anu
nl November &. - '"''' 'ece'noer
alenss a, siafle Louise and the De.
Amand =, .he Empire,D by De saint.
"Yon NM may be found These line,
when M. sehu me word by tel.granh
No r w. Empress leaves 1t. clou1n
ever .sn any mt telegraphIc messs,,.
uulneIas was by Professor Morss IS
p oIs the nominatloS ~ 'l I.n,', an
IS s,,IIr President. VI JAMES IA
The Btlush' uoh Introduced n bin Into
The ilbe,,s Parliament for resttnlniny
honomhl. VI he press, and one Of ths
,nend"ae members novel " une ,
should h sv,, ,hat all anonymous works
IfintedI ~, The name OF tbe a,,,, ,ns
Yin mont on the title page. '"0 A''hoF
'i'uons Of the English
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.,v,sRApas IRON pAYsoN.

-. t..l Monday closed the
THIS election ~. a. ,hat paysop has
Aoiiss, roll'iTSss,a lick ,ieset adopted at the
ye, sen. ,,y convention was carried
hcplef fh, hslmlne majority. The
" Al ~, ruled the heaviest minofi-
alibeiA ,e' cast here. Consiueianie
" Tels xss done on 10th tickets.
sfslchlng 'nd was out nearly all day
TIE 5lve, AL alllberap' banner aud
1hyine uh uil was held In the Opera
gfana ne evening. The ticket as
House 10 ~. ,ood one aud there Is no
tleced ,sa, payson for the next two
loua Vii 10 10 the hands OF goou
yssn VI aalcers.
nanie'l ,.,s,.,. Assoolnllou
The womanF ounniaf baii lost .y.n.
Jths city gave 1919 ..'..' ~, AZ ~. nurros,
i,sIu the Opefa hY"s s.nJ d.l.ya,e
Jnl.lng mnus ~ ~ washington.
,rm Utah oouh,y e.. c,rIitabl, one
The affair was ',a.e s praise Tor the
lad wy ~ which every part Of the
suierisinment wa was rendered
nrgnmmc Of spns III ,.fr.shn,ents
s,tssen The dnncee , ~ rn,,n. mi.
sere served IN .he ,t uh
joIning the open i'V"
-, deal Of interest Is Just now
hs.~,ered on the Utah Leader,
c..s as aLlbefaln paper. Inc outht
iy'.,a,,ly ina a deplorsblc condition
s. .,,I. not 10 be wondered Mt, con-
tel .ia, ihe stand which the paper has
nsu"s ssalnst the majority OF the
uAsn h.ye The Leader people
- In Kansas and were
ssht 10 Payson last fan ~
,n,sis.i,nrr OF the Tribune correspond
y, '.s,Nilo Zlp. 'yand one or two ether
,,.-...n,nsible men. A stock company
f,g,n,tQi with such men ~ these
y, lneorpofalor. or course success
~. mol forthcoming, 10 tliu letter clhts
asiJl.tai.. who owned stock In the
s.,.r demanded n better organization,
rsleh vas effected and Rev. ". I.
sa,,,h elected president OF the COM
,..,
FTss editor, l.. II. Powell, being i'd
Hasl 10 the use Of tanglefoot, was
40 10 Sign an agreement 10 resign
N. rosltlon should he he found under
ne Effects Of stlmulan,s, etc. The
tenement had no effect nnd the dlrec..
iofs aud .'ocknoiu.,s' u liz, ~, a,amJ
! any iohgs'i 49, na,iiilon ,b.y
bounce. Anu WI" s.a.,,,L1ns H.
1uni ihe ousine-s W. 49,, ILL., o.
The onlee mo'.sAsol' uo ,ini,s,s
sdllon'l 70 eAV 'i ,','nai, no,h;ns,
unpAii, .9n.,,, rns ins,,,n,ionI II
tal blllsi olll., un 49, ~ ,p t,,,ranJsis
10 dsN ,onlv wv, ~, oss".,1 Ia in az.
handfru uollal., us IaP,, ,a liz " M.
iisne scAcely u',i nnnii,i., ~,
,los.holoei., sos,ns az Wv ~, VVI pn,yoil IN
business, nn' WI, T." N III hi .tocr a. he
xa,M give bonds 10 stand good for the
liabilities.
jus, what will be done In the matter
I, hard 10 say, but II is general talk
hat the sympathlcs of one or two
aMofmonsn not acquaired with the
tue state Of aflhirs are being enlisted,
md n the transfer Il made. III. rospect-
allr "LipsIals ,,, OF NY ,oWn u a.is
,ls me-. NM, w sVv ,', , VIZ, JJp
IIv anl nsns Wv h'nn
,s's ai,'u !" e'n''""'"s wv ''O
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THE rLor Ar SOFIA.
The Conspirstors said 10 u. Friends o {
ranitxa.

SOFIA, Feb. l2.-lt has been ascer.
tanned that the conspirators recently
arrested here on the suspicion OF being
engaged In conspiracy 10 overthrow
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria aud the
cabinet are friends Of panitza, who WIS
shot some time ago for taking part In "a
plot 10 depose the Prince. Six are en-.
gagged Ia the plot three Of whom a..
capped.
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PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE real nnme NJ
thr banker known NJ Mace IL Beruean
Among the depositors were about siS
Thousand priests. The rope recently
sent n Nornoan papal benediciion
aud = photograph Of Ms Holmes, bear
lug his autograph. This had the effect
Of increasing the lankcr'scrcdit among
the clergy.
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Loss or a Cattle steamer.

I.osDoS, Feb,-ll-rhe British brig
.imoiia reports having passed an
limmence quantity VI wrccl.age, evil
IDENTIFY OF cattle steamer, OH Choas
peake hay last month. II Is believed
that this was the missing steamer
H0HGNsOre. This owners OF tho vessel
have now given hur up ~ lost. She
had a crew of thlrly.iour aud twelve
cattle men were on board.
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CniCAuo, Feb. l2,-E. NJ. Gross, the
veteran bail player, ls getting up club
10 70 70 Tacoma, Wash. He has So.
cured the following players therefor:
silver Flint, Bill Phillips, Rudolph
Kommler, jack H1nn, Spiney Hua,
10y, Jim Ellllcry, Fred Jerme, George
Rocks and Tony Suck.
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n Is SAD no M unNuINn.

BALTIMORE, Eel. 1.-THE Wash.
ibgton correspondent Of the SiU,, In an.
swer 10 the declaration OF Governor
I'm that he never received such a
letter "a published In the Sns lhis
morning, telegnphs; Henry Waiter.
SOU wrote aud sent the letter. Every
word Of Il Is genuine. or course he
cannot say that Governor Hill received
II " the latter denies It,"
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EXPLOSION ~ A noILGu.
u Il the Cause OF the Death OF Many
Persons.

QUEBEC, Feb. II. - a. o.45 this
morning, the boiler OF Quebec Worsted
Company's factory at Hare Point cx-
ploded, completely demolishing the
engine house and about half OF the
factory. A large number OF hands
were killed. Thirty bodies have been
removed up to the latest account.
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u IL RIsinE AiarniuRiy People rice.
iuE tor safety.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. a.
The Tennessee river has fastd the
danger line, tbiriy.ihfcc feet. and ~
stillrisiug steadily. Thousands u log-
drilled pnst from the wreck " the
boom nj London, enlailing loss OF
moro than s5n,u0O. The stream ia nl.
most out Of the hank, and people In
low places ON the north side ar taking
shelter elsewhere. The big rise u com.
Ing down from the hcaiWntOr-.
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WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.

WHITE BLACK GOODS is THE ONE NEW THING UNDER
" tho you want to them they In Embro-
dorod Flounonss india Linens, Nansook Checks Laco
Effects Cords Stripes of advanced
can have there is In wearing white muslin
yet black You should buy them early
tho novelty being great there doubts OF there being
enough to supply demand
We have a extensive limo than over in White En-
brodered Founclngs goods for Ladies', and
twonty- children You will. of
Founoings in storos want style combined
with choapness, you will buy them of us.
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MrNNEAruLis, Fob. "a rhla morn.
lug a former Janltor Of tho building NJ.
tempted 10 rob the Citiz'ns' Bank. lie
secured some money, tut wa- captured
before hc had gone far.
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Or HAS NO EQUAL.
Why THE DesEReT NEWS SHOULD
DC SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
faEfERGNce TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II II tho Organ Of tho Church Of
Jesus Christ ~ iailot-d,y Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
the Views, wlsho. and instructions Of tho
Church Authorities aro expressed, and
given 10 the Saints.
2 Il may always be- relied upon ~ al.
vocaiing or defending the right ddo OF
every question proper for public journals
to tieai upon.
3. II IL devoted tn the Interest, " ia.
Lauer-dny Saints aud has, from IT, inccp-
ton, ,aliantly defended their rights and
advocated the principle. Ia which they
bclio,G and every Laiirr-dny Saint
should therefore feel under obligations to
do his part Ia helping 10 sustain It.
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and never has been, but for tho good
which Il Il capable Vt accomplishing, tho
prodts. u any thore bo derived nom 10,
being devoted 10 extending its sphere OF
usefulness, and beneii.,iug tho COM
munlty.
d u Il doing III utmost 10 establish
homo Industries, among which are paper
making and typc.founding, storeoiyping
and eloctroiyping branches necessary
10 the development and Independence Of
tho community, but which, during their
infancy. (Which In thi, Territory thoy
have not yet passed., can only be carried
on at Pccuniary loss.
q. There is no danger Of any subscriber
10 the News falling to get what ho sub.
scribes Tor through failure u the business
and suspension II tho publics Iona
result In the case OF hundred, OF news.
paper ventures every year.
7. u * now printed throughout In new
ann readable type. 80 that even the ngoi
can pcru.o Il without difficulty or danger
to their cyc-slghL
:. II Il freo from Questionable adver.
tsomcnts, No that no parent need fear that
his children will havo ihoir minds cor
rupiod from having access to IT, In fact,
II refuses thousands OF dollars worte OF
the best paying advertisements annually,
because Il Ia devoted IN tho moral aud
spiritual interests Of it, readers Instead OF
10 getting gain at their expense.
9. Its tone Is not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope Of gaining sub.
scnbcrs or Advertisements. 10 advocate,
that which Is right aud condemns that
which Ia wrong, regardless of results,
financial OF otherwise,
10. II mover nausoatos It's readers by
palHing oil columns OF solf.praiso Tor
now, iioms.
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aud resorts To NO subteriuges TO Induce
people Ia subscribe; by on tho contrary,
plolor' TO stand on H. own merits. ~ the
peoples newspaper, with n promise only |
Ia do iu utmost to give II, patrons the
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which II has ondeayorod to faithfully
keep In the past.
~. In conclusion, ia Laller-day Saint |
can AFFORD To subscribe for only ouo noWs.
paper, that paper should be- tho DEsKnsr !
NIwsl and Il moru than one, the NEws
should Invariably be the Tint,
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fr. ONO. s Mo. Mo-
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DuLLIS, Feb. Eat a meeting Of
the tgOtting association last night a
now track was laid out. This IL taken M
an indication that the interest ia trot.
ting races, heretofore not popular
form ofIrlsh sport, Is growing.
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ALBANY, n. y, Fob. ll.--Governor
I'M, when shown the letter purportlng
10 be nom Henry Watterson, publlshed
i'm IN. Baltimore Sun thls mornIny
said. 81 never rsreived any such
letter. II Is the mn have heard of
such thing. | must he n forgcry.n
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wAsIfSGToS, Feb. l2.-Thc Presi-
dent and Secretary Proctor have sus.
tained Colonel Forsytho's management
Of tho Wounded Knee fight contrary
10 the advice OF General Miles,
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Dillon and o'nrI.. Surrender Them.
setye..

FoLIsrsrONE. Feb. l2.-Mcssri. Dill
lou and O'lBricn, upon their arrival
here from BOulogne sur.Mer, vulun-
tarily surrendered thems,iyes 10 the
police authorities.
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PrrTsBuR0, Feb. Ia Miss Kate
DreNrl took the hlach veil " the new
Roman Catholic order u the Blessed
Sacrament this morning.
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BISMARCK, y. D., Feb. 1.-THE
democrats aud ant. prohlbitlonis,s so-
cured the passage OF The hill for result.
mission Of tho prohibition amendment
by bare majority.
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Injured sy an Explosion.

LAFAYETTE, tnd., Fob. 1.-Two
people were fatally, aud two other
seriously Injured by thr explosion II
natural gas ia a dwelling today.
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Death Expected Every nem-nt.-rhc
Istrrm. a.uetiou

Death Uxprctcd Ever, Nou.ot.-rhe
l,tr.m, tnet,.u
N.,. -. a., =, .r, ,-.,
NV iOhk, reg IL Ine ueneI "a,
.nusn nVrn, hs Ihuii'y "e WI
'" tn,'. " Us ueus,uc.
al, ~, ~ LII LII hnuoI!nVeu ~ u
rs't ie' u'a, uen ,,ll ohuIiia, " uy'ns'
. ,nh VIZ .iu nun ny Tue gehoiM pr
, na.v ,sec, ,S N s.cOhu announces
,. u e'a' ne VIII NOV i've over hn
"v"'u,- r...-, 1900.
IN I'D y. NJ ne esttene unH ,,
~, NJ ns' ~, - i.ii'ii's''icu' V WIZ
=" "" "''""'e''
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS IRON THE
pr,rtt ru.vurp
The hitting lights aud shawdOws IN
the death chamber OF William Tccun.
roh sherman were eagerly watched
during The entire night 10y n score OF
newspaper mon. The great gcpcml
was, LOT the hrst time IN MS event
iui ho, on tbs retreat. Ills
lhst march has begun. The gallant Old
soldier Is heroically battling with the
grim warrior who knows not defeat, al
TIMES rctreatinR, then advancing with
lhe suollme courage OF leader wont
10 conquer, but gradually anu newt
aoly yielding TO bis onemy's suporiof
proves, hc coignt OF vantage mower
regnlneu' SLOWLY but surely, tue vie.
tor OF mauy vel fought Held i buing
dinwn back TO his last trench, his base
OF supplies, strength anu vitality being
cut on AMI dissolution deferred but for
a little while.
During the night Rev, Father ray'
ior, OF the church OF me Blessed Sacra'
1872 1 '..',i' y - w "'ss''N alu "
one messenger rushed 10 IN. telegraph
office with mrs-ag. To senator SHEER.
man. He arrived IN carriage Mt half
past two and considerable movement
was then noticed In the Generals bed
room. Aftcr short while, however,
tho light was turned down and
the announcement was made that
he was slill sinking. Two
policemen ON duty outside kept every.
thing n quiet as possible In the neigh.
burhOod. Instructions were gwen not
TO admit anyone except relatives aud
personal friends.
The next bulletin was given out Mt
quarter 90 Ave aud said that death wns
only question Of fcw hours. with
this came u despatch from T.. rccumseh
sherman, the Generals son, to Prcsl.
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STAuNIoS, Va, Feb. II. Hon. a.
II. Stewart, Secretary Of the Interior
In Flllmore's cabinet, Is dying.
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Neuralgia.

naggri0vn. Nj,
Alfii 3i,l.L
o. and utliefsofmy
hmliy,iasourc,ist.
Jl hs oil big usu-
migIa and iouai u
a ~ 5dN gfyguys
euc.
M.-. AnNL- NLLL.LN.
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~ ana inc Two secretaries reports were therefore
%o vrS record OF these very welghty proceedings
hu ienter1eh IS regarding his manuscript: Mr. Davis
s ms hfu thrown back. and Is ntcntly regarding
"Snc is the action and such are The posfops Of ibe
WE'VE ueures composing the picture. The details nrc
W Dooks ana maps scattered the foor In the fore
goano' pooHs and papers on the table, newspaper
and cane and globe. The picture Is absolutely
truthful IN these details and have avoided all strain
ing Tor effect In the simple endeavor TO concentrate
the interest In the subject under discussion, and In
the men engaged in II.
80" IL Is true that have had TO contend with great
dlIcuues SIX of my subjects, Nelson Northcoe. TEN
peruen, Bernard and Schonck have passed away. Sir
Solh Macdonalds death occurred last summer. This
Is tle fourth canvas upon which have endeavored 10
WORK out my conception. The picture inside the frame
sige.7
In conclusion Mr.. Carpenter said any dream
or twenty wears has been the completion of this
picture and ITS purchase and presentation by
rs the first sovereign in the world to adopt
arbitration substitute for Another dream
was that II might be presented by woman represent
ing the United states 10 the woman who Is the Sow
Il may explain that while the picture was in
progress IL seen by Mrs. Carson the widow 0f
William W. Carson. Dalton, Mass Entering earnestly
into the spirit OF the picture she has fulfilled MY
dream by purchasing and presenting to the English
Queen the picture.
Through our American Minister in London Il has
been offered. and, happy 70 say. accepted by her
Majesty. Many friends have seen the picture in my
studio and they unwilling that work commeIn-
Grating sueh important event In history should be
permitted to leave the country without some demon
sraon OF American interest In the work Itself and
the subject Of It, and Of the high regard In which the
is personally held In this country. Hence. the eXhl
bitten Of the picture at Sherry's and the dinner
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CYRUS w. FIELDS ILLNESS.


sold outright. The consequence is that compiled
lions IN the proceedings for tine recovery of the
missing bonds and stock are increased, and 1t
may be that litigation will follow IL Is believed
that more than one.haf of the Union Pacific Sc
curltles had been sold ly Mr.. Field, although
Artemus H. Holmes. counsel for the company, will
not admit as much. This is the way Mr.. Holmes
puts IL Alone than oe-llalf of the securities have
The Union Pacific Company has succeeded in
locating practically all of the missing securities
Inc company Is redeeming all the bonds which
are held by Innocent persons firms. Where
mere Is any doubt as to the relations OF the holders
circumstances as developed by thorough legal
investigation The Stock Exchange on Monday
removed the ban Of non delivery" from $4,000
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf bends. Yester
Gay the ban was taken from $4,000 Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern consols and
$4,000 Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf bonds
ing the loans made them. or taking them at
tthe price at which young Field sold them. Other
pJhas not yet relieved from the stigma of non;
delivery at the Stock Exchange have been redeemed
py tne railroad company. The total amount OF these
assumptions is about $500, 900, out of the
coo bonds which were pledged as collateral
Yesterday whether the company Intended TO in
sttute any legal proceedings against Mr. Field.
col nav Is subject which we have not considered
YET be replied: I'VE are busy now with financial
thanksgiving TO get our money or bonds back"
THE UNION PACIFIC SECURITIES.
The evidence that the Union Pacific securities
lntrusted on loans to Field, Lindley, Wiechers &
20. were in the main deliberately sold to raise
money to carry on the firm COMEDIES with what
Is alleged by those WHO have brought suit against
the firm and obtained warrants for the arrest OF
The members. Frederick A. Ward counsel for X
r. =; Deltz; who on Monday began suit in the Kin.s
county supreme Court, eaid Yesterday that his
cient had obtained loan Of $4,000 from the
bankrupt firm, pledging colaterals to the amount
OF 81 oO,0 600 in excess Of the money loaned The
collateral was first class-cOnsisting of good bank
stocks, and railroad stocks. These securities Mr.
ward SAID, were sold before the maturity OF the
loan, and he then declined TO give further in
An injunction was served upon Mr. Gould, the
assignee, restraining him from parting with certain
stock OF the Edison General Electric Light Com
Pany. This injunction was obtained in suit
Drought by Frank j. Sprague, In the Supreme
court, on the ground that Mr. Sprague had de-
posted the stock TO secure loan Of S25, 900 ard
that the collateral was sold Mitchell & Mitchell
attorneys for Mr. Sprague. at No. IS Wallst. de.
cIned to give any particulars as to their clients
claim.