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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Two pretty girls in all the bravery
Of their summer forgery started to
walk down Woodward avenue 10 sec
the sights, be seen themselves. and
finish up ON wild, delirious soda
fountain glass OF ginger ale
Its my troat today said No. l
as She turned her impecunious pocket
inside out in the search for n dime.
Lets make II a Jersey trcat-you
pay for yours and I'll pay for mine, E"
suggested No g
Two thought of scheme" sug-
gcstcd her friend. Tho one who
makes the most bows shall treat.
Lots count the people we meet who
know Ms, and count the bows we
Will have to mako. That will be
fun"
IAN right" answered tho other,
and thcy resumed thcir walk.
II was No / who suggested the
scheme, and in few inutcs a gen.
tlomun passed the young ladies' and
ruised his hat.
No. . bowed, but No. 1 looked rs
unconscious as girl Of marble.
why, you know Charlie c.,
don't your asked No. ?.
WAS that Chariiei But he bowed
20 you, answered No ! mcckly.
Bow, bow, bow. They passed in
Vulnerable acquaintance, but never
once did the blond banged head Of
No. incline itself. Her friend tum-
bled to the situation mt last.
You've won, she said. "Come in
aud have a wowsy all round ginger
ale, for you've earned IL, but you
have cut every friend YOU have in
the city"
"Oh, it'll be fun making up, an
swcred No. ns she clutched her
empty pocket and thanked her wits
for getting her out OF q scrppe.-De-
troit Free Press.
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The animal has no advantage in
any way in water over man, and yet
the man browns while the animal
"swims,' The dog, the horse, the
COW and even the cat all take TO the
water, and are able 20 walk as they
do when out Of water. Throwa dog
into the stream, and at once he be.
gins 10 walk justus he does on dry
land, Why should u man, WON i,
or child act differently undeS like
circumstances!
1t seems strange that people have
70 n told TO do what the animals do
instinctively and instantly. Mans
ignorance Of so simple thing as
treading water is remarkable; It is
without reason or excuse There is
q popular notion nnoat that in some
way the dog and the animals have
an advantage over man in water.
Nothing could be- farther from the
truth The advantage lies with man.
who isproyided with n paddle formed
hand and knows enough to iloat
when tired something, Ihe animal
rarely or never does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Pearls ure worth more money TO.
day than ever, Notwithstanding tho
discovery OF new fisheries in eastern
seas of the west coast of Australia,
M the Sooloo archipelago, and at
Thursday island Unfortunately
when fresh fishing grounds for pearls
are come across they are apt to be
quickly worked out by everlasting.
Such WIS the ease with the rich beds
IN the Gulf Of California, which have
produced some OF the finest pearls
known. This black pearl comes from
thore. You soe it Is about the size Of
a pigeons egg. Tho price of il is
$4,000 Valuable purple pearls arc
got from ordinary CLANS of the qua.
haag species, known scientifically ~
Venus mercenaria, Here is Il hand.
full of precious pearls from conchs and
the fresh watcr musscls called unios.
Both kinds are pink, hut those from
conchs resemble rosy porcelain.
Pearls are also obtained from com.
mon oysters, but they arc never Of
any value, 80 that the common say
ing used in reference to VIGOROUSLY
llcky man, that he cannot take an
oyster in his mouth without finding a
pearl in 1t, lacks significance in fact.
--lnterview III New York Sun.
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One of oar merchant princes had q
peculiar and lnughable experience
awhile ago which will bear publicity.
lt must be understood that the gen
tlemm in question employs a large
number OF boys, who are compelled
to eat their lunch in the basement of
the establishment, At this time, too,
they were IN the habit Of playing
Texas Jack, Indians. etc, inspired
TO this no doubt by the perusing OF
dime novels. One day the proprietor
had occasion to VISIT the lunchroom
during dinner hour, and unconscious
of anything was making his way
through dimly lighted part Of the
room when he was suddenly seized
from behind.
Being a small man he could do
nothing with his assailant, who, prod
cling him in the ribs with u wooden
bowie hsfe, Kissed in his ear, II
have sworn TO avenge tho wrong
you did me, 80 die, die like IL dog,
and thank your lucky stars you are
not killed morew
Thinking himself in the hands OF
mailman the proprietor, with n
strenuous effort, released himself
and turned 10 iiee, when, catching u
glimpse of his would bommderer %,
saw it was one Of tho cash boys, who,
ON seeing his terrible mistake, tried
to stammer an apology, expecting to
be dismissed on the spot The pro
prietor, however, only gave him II
lecture and advised him TO refrain
from reading blood curdling literd-
ture. There is no more Indian play
ing in the ,establishment,-Cincn-
natl TimesStar.
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PARt 3, Sept. li.-A representative
Of 'he Associated Prss today inior.
viewed the editor Of tho PoJtl, onu OF
the leading newspapers IN the city, on
the Panama canal question. He said:
at Ia quite tTuv that the Panama
Canal company has concluded an
agreement with Hielard, vico-ptcsiient
Of the Chamtor OF Commerce, PRO.
vidlnz for the formation of a new COM
pany. The agreement Ia already Az
proved by the Tribunal Of Commttcc.D
Hielard wishes TO prove that the olnsl
can h. made anu lac intends 10 open
about foriy.nvs kilomrters, anu then
get more money 10 m TO finish the
work.
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The sea is not OF uniform saltnoss
at all depths, for the saltness gener-
ally increases with its depth. The
Investigations Of the Challenger
show that as a rule the saltness Of
the sea decreases from tho surface
to a depth of from 500 TO 1000 faith
oms, aud after that increases until
the bottom is reached. This cannot
be taken as n fixed rule, however, as
different seas are subject TO different
conditions, These variations depend
upon the currents Of fresh water
which are poured into the sea from
rivers, Thus the Caspian sea con
tains eleven pounds Of salt 10 every
tonapf water and the Red sea ninety
thu pounds. In the Mediterranean
the saltnes8 increases with the depth,
while in Bafiin's bay the surface wa
ter and deep water nre the same. 1t
has been calculated that il all the
salt We're extracted from the sea and
spread over the surface Of the land
it would form layer thirty feet
deep st. Louis Globe pemoorat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

LoON LAKE, n. T., Sspt. 1.-THE
best that eau DO said OF Mrs. Harrison'a
condition tonight Ia that 1t In no worse
than ~ was lhlH morning Whcn the
bulletin was Issued. All her friends
now reali2ethat any new complications
viii be- attended with the greatest dan
ger. Mu. HarrisOn's vitality Ia at a
very low Obj, and she cannot success.
fully rosist further inroRds. DIR. Gard.
ner said this evening that there was a
slight Improvement, and the fluid mad
not gathered In her cheat M rapidly us
before. II was learned, however, from
other sources thatethe production o.
iluid IL sufficient In quantity 10 indi.
cate that another operation will be
necessary unless there shall be decid.
ed improvement In the meantime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
Four Members Of tho Notorious
Band Captured Last
Night.
BOB DALTON rs AMONG THE
NUMBER.
Three OF the Drsperadoes Yet at
llbtriy.-Two Killed In
tie Fight.
Dy Telegraph to tho Srws.i
HOBDERs CAPTURED.
Four ORR Members 81 tue Notorious
Dalton sauu.

'hstbh .Hhts
KANSAS CITY, sept. IA Yuncs
special from Paris. Tex, sAys a te...
gram from Demiug, n. NJ, atltes that
four Of tho members OF the notorious
Dalton gang were captured there last
night. Those CAPTURED were bob BAL
ton, leader; Grant Sallon, Sam Wingo
nnd THREE Fingered Jack. Deputy
Marshal Williams did not wire details
OF the capture. Deputy Williams has
been following on the trail OF the des-
peraco,s since the last robbery In July.
lie followed them into Kansas, Colo
RADIO, and finally Into New Mexico,
where the capture waH made. The
gang IN wanted in Indian Territory,
Kansas, New Mexico and Californis
on charges VI tain robbery, aud tho
rewards offered aggregate So, 900.
Tho following was received late 10.
night from III paso:
"In the fglN which took place be.
tween the marhhal's posse and the
fohbers, two Of the latter were killed
ana I'VE captured. Three OF the gang
are yet nj liberty anu the posse expects
10 capture them within day or two.
The officers are keeping tho matter
very quiet In order u facilitate this cap
tuIe OF the other three robbers"
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When sao WI. Doomed r.,ra,avan,.

The vice presidents room contains
many objects Of special interest, but
none more curious TO women than a
mirror which hangs in nook over
the toilet paraphernalin. 1t is an
old fashioned gilt framed glass, not
more than fourteen inches by two
feet; but II was the cause of great
controversy That mirror was bought
in Van Buron's time for this room.
II cost twenty-five dollars, and this
was considered such u reckless piece
Of extravaganza that it raised
storm and charges of squandering
public moneys,
But the contrast between that
small mirror and the large mantel
glass opposite is striking enough.
The latter cost nearly twenty times
as much us the smaller one, but not
u protest was made because of its
purchase. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Tho Democratic National committee
congratuiates ihe country on the result
NJ the recent State elections IN Ainiue,
Vermont and Arkansas. In Arkausas
the combined opposition fell short by
over 30, 00Oo Of tho votes Of the Democ.
facy alone. This brought dismay to
the combination In the South aud its
manipulators In the North.
In Maine and Vermont the contest
was conducted distinctly on national
Issues. The Republican managers ap-
peal eummoned TO aid NIL the potent
resources OF their national orgnniza-
tlon, with an oxhaustless treasury aud
splendid equipment Of officers. The
campaign OF our advcrsaries ior TIL
umphant test vote Ia the States M
carefully planned aud 10 thoroughly
and forcefiilly executed, ended IN con.
spicuous disaster. Our friends every
where are entitled to thkefres courage
from the results.
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rryMoLoay MADE INTERESTING.
The Origin aud Curious Evolution OF
some English surnnmcs.


some English surnnmc-.
\ magazine article by Sir Herbert
Maxwell presents in o very readable
form the derivation of u number OF
common names II will bo uows, Tor
example to many of our renders that
snooks was once known as seyouoakes.
sotue persoIs are not aware that Eliza
both Is 10 be accounted an uucouih form
OF Isabel, which was formed from La
beau on false supiosition that Isabcau
was masculine. Eliza, II IS stated. Is
not % shortened form OF Elizabeth. but
Is the equivalent ~ Alice. Marion, wo
know, lsi in limo with Marie, Mary and
Maria.
Putgonymics have been much multi
Piled through pet names. Tho saSons
formed pet numos by adding TO tho
original hamc-oft'n abbryinioa-kin
ano cock, aud the Nornans INTRODUCED
ct and ot' eu aud ON. From William we
have The pet names Will Wilcox, VIII
ku, Willeti Wiley, Millcmot, Willcn,
bill hnd Cum u-aiml. lrulA theso wo
get, IA ORDER williams. MWNilliam,
Williamson, Wills, Wilson, WilcoS, vii.
hns, ,Nilkisun, wilkinson, Willet, WI.
lelson Wilmot, Willing, Bil-on, Gu,
Gllson' oilEins, Gilli-on, Giliun and
elliott. ltobort-through Robin, Dlbh,
Hob, Rob and llohkiu-glvcs rs Rob.
erls, Robertson. Robius, Robinson, Rob.
lson' frobyn, Dohbs' Duhsun, Hobbs.
llohson, Robbs, Robson, Hopkins and
HuullusON
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The Epidemic Apparently Decreas.
ing In ~. Peters.
burg.
TWO NEW CASES AND ONE pgArH
IN srrrrln.
ny TELEGRAPH to the NEws.i
TnE sCoUReEsannoAD.
Circular From the Hamburg cham
brr nI Onnimnrce.

bcr al Commerce.
81. PETERSBURG, Sept. lI.-Ow ing
To the gOvprnmeute decision 20 here.
after Issue only weekly reiurns, no
hgurch are obtaluahle a. ~ the num-
her NJ new cilses ana deaths occurring.
In st. Petersburg, however, y sterday
eixty.one new cases ana fifteen deaths
wete reported, a decrease VI three cases
nnd twelve deaths.
BERLIN, Sept. l4.-A bargcman
rom Hamburg diou In the Moabit
cholera hospital today. His coin.
paniOn bnrgcmen were isolated.
Two new cases OF cholera and one
death were reported In Stettin today.
a gyistrate Il Berlin has opened a
public fund for the relief OF the dis.
trctsed people OF Hamburg.
The Hamburg chamber Of commerce
sent a circular 10 the German com.
mefcial corporations begging them to
try 10 nllay the prevailing anxiety In
regard 10 the cholera epidemic In
Hpmhurg by abstsining from taking
exceptional quarantine measures
ngsinst Hamburg, which, so far, says
atke circular, IN unnecessary.
QuEnEC, sept li.--It Ia reported
that tile steamer "Lake Huron" now
ON the way up the river, and which
passed Fathers point this morning,
has Asiatic cholera ON board, and six
deaths have occurred during the voy.
age. The "tIake Huron" has not yet
reached quarantine, and until she
does, no confirmation nor denial "
the report can be expected.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. Is. - The
TimeJ.Denocrdt san Ann,onio special
snya:
According 10 letter received today
from DR.. Glove, dated Jalapa, Mex,
cholern ia raging at Vera Cruz, tho
denial Of the government officials 10
tho contrary uOtNithetgullnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

CHICAGO, Sept. l4,--General Miles'
annual report will contain n statement
regarding the swlndling operation OF "a
ring OF lawyers who are said % have
gotten $4,000 from the Cheyenne aud
Arapahoe Indians on the pretense that
they had settled certain Indian claims
against the government. General Miles
insists that the deal was bare-iaced
robbery.
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rMo rrnInn crash COS e,hcr.

NEW York, Sept. li,--Tho Herdld's
late edition says that early this Thurs
day. morning two freight trains on the
Pennsylvania railroad crashed to-
geiher at Peterborough, n. j. Four
men II IL said were killed anu the ON.
ginos OF both trains and several cars
wrecked. The smash.up occurred on
the Erie railroad at Essex station, Nj,
Ab-ut 1850 this morning. Several men
were killed, II Is reported, aud several
freight cars wrecked. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Pass H.soiutions.-I Immigrants must
LinNr GarIllicnIrn.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA conference
between the members Of tho Illinois
state board Of health aud representa-.
tives Of the State boards OF Mlnnos ita,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Ken.
lucky, Ohio, Indiana and Missouri
wins held here today. A resolution. was
adopted providing that every immi-
grant must obtain certificate from tho
health officer OF the port Of entry sr
from sanitary Inspector Of tho
Marine service. II was also resolved
that any railroad company Transporting
immigrants who have no certificates
ehall he subjected To the quarantine
law OF the States represented nj tho
conference. The resolutions were nc.
ccpted by number Of railroads.
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Quarantine NJ cincinnati.

CINcISSArI, Ohio, Sept. 4.-Hoalth
Officer Prendergaet has issued an oil.
cial proclamation declaring quarantine
against nassengera or ffeigbI from any
foreign place, or any place Ia the
United States where the cholera ia
prevailing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

ST. JoHSs, n. b., Sept. l4.-There
when II was learned that the fishing
cruiser "Befley" had brought into
port tho dshiBk schooner "llgttio
Maud" OF Portland, Maine. Last year
the schooner violated one Of the
clauses VI the treaty Of 1918 by ship.
ping soamou at Shglbournu, n. s.
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SOUTH MCALIIsIER, I. r., Sept.
1.-The trouble between the Choclaw
nation and tn. Progressive party Ia
settled for the time being. a number
OF Chootaws who did the killing have
laid down their arms and surrendered
for tiinl.
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naa rnllnns a, por,lnna.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 1.-THE first
I. o. o. Il. arrived this morning In the
persons Of the committee ON appeals.
The committee spend the time between
now and the meeting OF the grand
odge la arranging details.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

CorENHAUES, Sept. l4.--H. Ryder,
ex-American consul here, wi IL under
arrest for frauds la connrc ton with the
administration OF cstatn. entrusted 10
him In HE official capacity, has con-
ftSsed TO further fraud Ia Withholding
the payment OF q legacy. He has also
cunic'ssd that no stole books from the
Athenmum reading club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

NEW YORi, Sept. Ia The execu.
tive committee OF the Western Union
Telegraph company today reoOnImed-
cd that the capital stock 10 increased
by an issue Of $1,000, 900 additional
stock, making the total capital stock
800, 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

TIE HAGUE, Sept. li--BarOn Won
Gntner Griebenow, secretary OF the
German legation, aud Marquis DE
koellado, secretary Of the Spanish le-
gallon, fought a duel today, the result
OF quarrel. The maiquis was wound.
ell In ,he leg.
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HoderiqueS Declares Himself Dieia.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE state
department was informed today by
telegraph from San Jose, Costa Rica,
that President RodcriqueE had declared
himself dictator In that country, aud
several political arrests were made and
great excitement prevails.
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RiCHMONp, Va, Sept. IL. - The
Chattanooga express ON the Norfolk 4
Western road ran into a was1Out this
morning aud was badly wrecked. En-.
gineer William CGnaugh and the Ore.
man were injured. A number OF pas.
sengeTs were badly shaken up,
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CHICAGO, Sept. li,-lt was repotled
tonight thnta sailor arrived here today
from Canada ana was taken 10 his
home Ia West Jackson street, suffering
with cholera, The health officers say
they know nothing OF the ease.
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wYoMiNd REruDbioANs.

LARAMIE, wyo., Sept. l4.--'rhe Re.
publican stale convention was cnliod
10 order in this city this morning.
Senator James NJ. Cary, chairman of
the state committee, addressed tho
convention, crediting Harfilon with
fulnlllng tho pledges Of the party
nearest OF any President since the days
OF Washington.
Charles Il. Kelsey Of Rock SPRING.
was made temporary chairman. After
the appointment of committees the
convention adjourned until this after
nnou.
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CuncAoJ, Sept. 1.-the National
Association Of Coffin Manufacturers
In session here propose TO make Ii
more expensive 10 die than to live.
They are talking Of advancing the
price OF collins not lees than ten per
cent. and perhaps more.
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TIE OTHER yIcrl,Is
were william wigman and wife .

were william Wigman and wife Of 72l
Eleventh avenue, Charlotte Beck OF
1854 Second avenue, and Minnie
Lovinger OF III East Forty.sixth
street. There have been other cases
Of which The board has not yet made
an official report.
II was said at police headquarters
this evening that tho disease was
brought into the city by butchers TAX.
ing meat to quarantined shipe, but this
could not DO supported. There was the
greatest excitement In lhe station to-
night when the report was made Of the
Ave cRsos OF cholera which had taken
place In New York. DIR. Jenkins ex.
pressed himself rs confident that IL did
not pass Quarantine.
lilo faiu the best authorities In the
world hold that stringent and com.
plete quarantine could only claim 10
prevent 70 per ceat. Of the Possibilities
Of the Introduction OF cholera into
place. The other 30 por cent. OF the
possibilities OF cholera invading sea.
port were open to other means over
which quarantine had no control. He
said II was quite possible Tor a person
ON visiting n chOleTn patient or hospital
TO transmit n germ from the first to
third party without feeling any Of the
effects himself.
He saw no reason why cholera
should not be eflectually stamped GU 4
In New York. The fact that cholera
had succeeded In presenting itself In
tho city, would not, the doctor said, in.
turiore with the restriction now pre-.
vailing at Quarantine.
DIR. JENKINS
received the following telegram from
DR.. Byron, giving tho census for the
day;
"Admitted from the 'Scandia,, one;
admitted from Holman Island, August
Land, ~ years, from the 'Norinannla,i
diud September l4th, OF senility. Sick,
conVnlesconls and suspects, "A; trans.
fefred TO convalesoing ward, 81
Mayor Grant had conferences tonight
with President Wilson OF the health
department and others. They took tue
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CONGRATULATIONS

sa.ic i,,oi'K, Sept LITTLE Demo.
Tie foIloSS','oo,nia committee today issued
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"Gentlcmcn,' said one worthy noble
man, who loved to use tho Deyonshirc
dialect, II wish to propose n toasti aud
that there Is this hero, Fox huningr"
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eu 1IiSsfALo, n, Y, Sept. 1.-the exc.
Renu. oolnmlttee OF tho National
qua,,s o,.cah League met at the head.
md i MN "a the Hotel lroquois tonight
.laa,inns'so hel to the reports on tho
claim ~ hom different States. An
tiden, r,N INC outlook Ia bright. Pre-.
WbiisiSm harrison announces that Hon.
ne,,,,Da W Reid VIII address a mass
M Friday afternoon and review
Wv iAfalp Ia the ovnrt,,1.
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RETURNS PROM MAINE.

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE
ssyasfnal has returns from 1853 towns M
y INs' Cloves, republican, 6G,2i5;
fpenh.on, Democrat. 53,67l; Hussey,
tiIvululllonist, 3,aOi; HatemRn, peo-
sS B9ry, 300. Republican plural.