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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19

iflatiou, mi iig awe, and admission o
territories u ttatUhuu
D Do egntts have already bssn an.
tOInied from Minnrsata, Iowa, Ne.
hraskn, Missouri, Arkansas, reaaf.
Idaho, Mon ana, Warrington, Oferor.
Cali0rnis, New Mexico, OkHhotu'
aud South Dakota, aud the attendance
will bv PROBABLY tue largest the col
gfesa las ever had, and Will iuciuis
the most prominent men Of the terri.
tory named. rhfee evening ss,siou.
have already been atfanl cd Tor, nul
the ~ iects will be;
Mluday-lrrigaiiu speakers. II 1p.
Eiwood Meac, pr silent NHiioua frfl.
CATION cong ees anu site ngineef OF
Wyomiur; lion. W. l. 5mytn,, chair.
man eNttu i've committee UI NatllnAI
irrigation congress anu editor OF Irri.
gdt on dgc; Hon. J. j. H.. Merry VI
Lawrence, Kan, snd n. n. Newell.
OF the Uuite,i States gejlul ijhl survey.
TuesJay-NicafaEua canal, Professor
Courtney DOk abe, OF tho school VI
minet, unworthy OF Missouri, anu
Captain w. w. Merry OF "a. Fran.
CISCO. Reciprocity iu ttaie, EE.4Jy.
ernor Standard o Missouri. Oirfpja.
tons with HAWAII, Hugh craig Of
san francisco.
Wednesday, Rrmunol1ati n OF all.
vet, Ea.GOvrfuur Pnucs Of Now
Mexico, CYlouei George +. Leighton
II ni. l. uit, Hon. n. M 81. Pattrf-
son, eN-cOngterfman tr.m CrIoud
and ediur o. tus Rocky Myu. tam
NoWs, and Ex.Guveruor GgIrsc 4.
Anthony Oi k.u-aA.
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all tho timoi was under phyH.olhus' care
nearly every day win the bsti doctors here
and taHL uuu. uual|y they 90 . thUy could
not D .lp me. aud save me ~ o. DE
'lhcu was When kiud Providence fret
directed one On Doctors shore. after uu the
other ducilrs had given me up % Mo and my
tuendH believed there was no hope of my ever
recovering cant Nod words 90 tell al Doc.
tors shores have done Tor me Hnd tho graft
tudo feel toward them In oyorY way they
seemed everything that was different FROM
all tho other doctors ! had tcgn. Doctors
shores were klnd. tymp athletic and aeus
Gus iu their Ell rta 20 help me- Why
received more houcnt from their treat
mtnt On the fret few dhys-tor / improved from
tue urt-ttan from AL the Others together
shall never urc Of tel ina what uottlra shores
have done Tor me nor cease pralsing them for
they saved my lifc Snen al believed Az hope
was gone"
ilcr mother. Mrs.. Elizabeth Parry, same
rcsidcncc. days - thAuk the Lord OyUry day
that We are blessed with thrto grand doctors
in our midst Ay daughter had suffered 20
che didn't know me. hur own mother Her
memory was gone, and mind always confused.
thn wa almost puraYged az times. Feet cold
and hands dripping with preparation. she
was 30 subject 90 faiuuug anu tmutneriuE
Hpela we couldn't leave hur alone. Aud boo.
tOrh Shores cured hCr after ail Others failed
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Mrs. Harriet p. Parry, residing with her
mother az 100 orth seventh West Street haa
lyc1 In Utah f0f over % years 10 arg.out in.
tcniov VITA tho writer. che saidi
~ suffered from catarrhal poison in my
system ior years. Ibo'icyc worc Than suf.
body ever did. mad such fearful pains
through my head. and ttI.uoss that almost
crs4ct me. ~ times would be- entirely
bind Ny stomach was m terrible comb.
tiuu suffered awful distress and pain end had
REGULAR vomiting spells that would almost 400
mUs
MY hCHri, also. was Affected SPELLS Of
ptlrt'1iiun would come on auu vuuif drop TO
tur rHui unconscious aud haIf UHf iFlrd. uH,
90 ih impossible 90 describe go 600 horror
passed tlrnuah. ! became reduced in dUsn Co
a mere Htu.rtuu.
"tnr several weeks A. one time I wss
prusir1tru, could NOT move from my bed,
and was uuHbIH 60 cat uuuthfuI of mY
food q, mind you, I was uoctouug
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Eight lost their lives at Mameriino
anu San Eu'omia. teing crushed TO
dea'hi while many others were in.
jutsd.
In tie CElnbria1 towns OF Trirarni
hni Milut1 many houses were de-
atruyed nud a number Ot peitons in
lufei' Much damage was also done In
W. adjacent province Of Catazaul ..
The fctdcnts oi Messna were In a
condition OF panic last night.
Renewed aborks were felt yesterday
anu today ut Nilszz1, eighteen miles
Wcsi OF Mcssiun. 81 severe were the
movements OF tue earth tpat great
Selma appeared In the walls Of many
houses.
A di.raich from Rome to the
STANDARD Gays that King Humbert
ms donated a lsrxo tum u money
Tor the relief Of the earthquake sufiet.
ofu.
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sr. LOUIS, Nov. ls.-Nfraug,mont,
nave been practically completed los the
rrnusmlSslsslpm ConsIoss, which viii
meet here ou tne 20 IA Inst 10 discuss,
~ thu call sleJvr, all quaHtlous winch
may effect u. interest u. tue people Ia
mo territory Iylus west OF the Mis,is'
sippi, and wuich may the Suhiec Of
is. ia'alou by tho Uuited States q Il
rr.s, ana 10 express through resOlu-
ti1u the senlinent VI the Western poo.
uic. viii aiau eudunvOr TO taho such
-tels fuTtHu Presentation OF ihese Sos.
silns TO that uody ~ viii command ~
nttoutiOn Hnd au,ilu.
Whilo any questions affecting the
West may properly uu brought Tor.
wara Tor discussion, among tnosu mos,
pTumuent are;
The RECOMMENDATION Of silver, irrlga.
liou ofarld anu other lHuds, the us
position OF Indian and public lands,
the Nicaragua oAunl, additional bank
ruploy law, iho Improvement OF wat,-
ofn rivers aud hnTbors, Anti-option lsg-
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FnEE PAssE, so MORE.
Agreement siEnsd by FIny.six west.
lnrn naIIMhNa.


ST. Louis, Nov. Is. - Chairman
Midgeley has promulgated the rules to
bo observed Wy parties 10 the agreement
COVER ming the Issuance OF Tree or re-.
duced transportation during 1895. The
intent OF the agreement IA 10 limit the
Issuance Of all forms OF iree anu reduced
transportation as Tar as II can be- done
with duo regard 10 tho interests II tue
road, and particularly " abolish the
custom Of giving passes to influence
the obtaining Of business. IL 10 further
provided that no passes shall DO Issued
TO representative OF refrigerator, tank
line or other private car companies,
10 representative OF street car Of cable
companies, TO representatives Of for.
elgn lines occupying ogm mercial posi-.
tions, or 10 officers OF roads operating
less than twenty-five miles OF road.
No passes shall be era ted 10 pro.
priet0fr, managers or employees Of
hotels, TO officers or agents OF ocean
steamship companies, OF to members OF
the Railwsy Surgeons association.
The question as 10 the Issuance OF
passes " officers or members OF railway
labor organizations las been referred ~
the executive committee. lls decision
Is that no annual or timo passes are o.
bo granted 10 such officers or members.
In case OF emergency trip pass may
10 Issued, nj the discretion OF the gen.
eral manager.
No passes shall bo issued on account
OF any ROAD whose name does not AZ.
pear upon the authorized exchange
list. Fiity-six western railways nave
signed the agreement.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MEXICANS FAVOR War.
Bitter Feeling Against The Gualtml.
Ian Government.
garious Preparations for striuus
COM ct Grent Enthusiasm
nanifosted Everywhere.

CoMAiIrAN, Mexico, Nov. 1s.-Nsw
troops have arrived anu taken station
covering the line. There Is the strong.
e,t possible feeling here ia favor Of wal
with 6ua.Amala. The Chsmpnna are
ali wiling 10 shoulder muskets, and
many VI them have made offers to the
government Of arms Tor war pufi osts
People OF the Guaiemaian frontier
hru most bluer ia their complaints
against the Gua,emnlau COVER M vt,
which has laiely relieved all The au.
thofiiies, who were from this section,
sud have appointed people from the
interior to fiji Their pUsiIOus, nud an
upfieing IL immiLent. An agent o.
tie Guatemaian govefument il here
fylng 70 purchase homes Tor tn cav.
airy. TIE Tenth Mexican Infantry
covers tho frontier, anu bosidca tue
new national guard has he head
quafi,rs here.
CilY OF Mexico, Nov. l3.-rhc
nstiOuai aims ihu,Dfy huiu 10 iuruing
out cartridges rs last A. possible. The
greatest hustle ~ motto cattle IN tho war
department. lhis 10 giving fisu
maDy rumufs. Ito rumufed that A..
eistant =, cfrtary OF War E-cuduro 10
going 10 Vera Cruz within lew days
10 see about better transportation OF
troops 10 the GuHtemaian II ntirf.
Ihe Nineteenth infantry has EN-.
parked on Rulbuals ut Vera Cruz to
~ 10 fobasco. two hunuftd and my
thousand Cartridges have been shippel
south within the last few wetks. The
Fourth Infantry isex ptcied here ia "A
isw days 10 70 To Tobacco also.
The steamer JhndfOw at Mpzltlnn
IL now ruauy 10 take ON nrt new Arma.
muut, auu II IL reported that sho wi
Immediately get ready to take 1000
soldiere TO the Guatcmnlan ironutr
from Acapulco.
San CmsrUBAL DE LAS CARAs,
Mexico, Nov. ls.-fhe greatest euthu.
siasm exists In THIS state in favor OF
war. The government has been askud
10 accept volunteers.
S1victire have been organized who
VIII tender thelf services 10 the slate
and the federal government, aud cx-
pcct TO be sent 10 tho front. n mum
yer OF Gunlemalau spits aie,kuOwu 10
be ON tue frontier Suu near tue mill.
tary campo, but 40 far no att ntion has
been paid ~ thcm except 10 order thun
away.
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Ladie, lorey Ribbed Vests, ma,
hOayy quality. inull sizes. worth LL
500 each, our price
ladies' extra heavy neecoi nr a..
jersey Ribbed Nes aud Pants, IN KIN
size, 10 o. worth 500 each, this
week
Ladies' loStW heavy 1cecOd An ~,
plain Merlup NOts and rants. lll l,lN
sl1os -s TO ~, worth 90 coach, "a.
Lldie, Heavy Camops Hair az a.,
Vests and Pants, sizes IS to o., 4U lin
worth 0lc each at
Ladies' Natural Wool, mixod 06 ot,
heavy quality, Jersey Ribbed OU GlN
Ness aud Pants, sizes o TO %,
w0r d ODE zach, at
Ladies' ma ufnl wool, plain m ~
Vests aud Pants, worth SLOO u GIU
each, o. -
l.udioH hn0 natural wool Jor. IN ~,
soy Rlubot No.ts ami Pants, all Ol JlS
sizes, worth Doe each, no
Ladies' heavy Balhrggan Jor- rs ~,
SOY Ribbed, Union SUITS, resu- u blA
lar value sl.Ol onch, 90
LADIES' Jersey Il bbed Natural on nm
Wool Union Suits, all sizes, Oh llil
worth $3.50 each, a.
Norfolk and New brunswick o M
bpst quality Joroy Ribbed D Liza
Ladies' Vests and Pants, Ia
ia uul wool or white, worth
Sl,ij each, AZ
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INCENDIARIEs TGaIIORIzE rmE
Town.
they sot fire Go naIidinEs aud At
tSmpt 60 Commit Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, H., ia reign Of
terror has been Instituted Ia this city
by incundiafirs. Tney nave destroyed
about twenty stables aud outnouses
during the past ten days aud on Sun.
day night four fires were burning al
once, anu the entire department were
busy. Several horses aud much valu.
aDlo property have been burned. The
police have ~ far been unable ~ detect
the perpetrators,
Last night aclimax was reached IN
bold attempt NJ murder. James
brennan, young mau living a.
Eighth aud Carpenter streets went out
10 feed his horse and found two men
setting fire TO the building. He
started 10 give the alarm when he was
seized aud chOkud into iusensibility.
lie gave One cry that was heard by
Percy Carleigb, neighbof, who ran 10
his rescue, dragged him out u Ito
burning building aud extiIguishtd
the fire. Toe hro bus escaped.
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he wants 10 ttrut Any Nan Ia the
Nofid nnd Ihru Retire.

iie wants 90 figut Any Nan in the
Mofid Rna Ihsn Retire.
CHCAuU, Nov. ~. - Cham i.u
Pug,ist J.uI J. Correct, wno /, NOW
3. Chicago WIN nis ties .cst con-.
pany, speaking OF tho mi,hap wuiuu
ended tue life VI Con R.Oidau SAID.
IL 80 hAIu VIII rug cOulests Tor
a lime but thuU /. viii be forgotten o.
other unlOr uuaio Conttsls are. /
,hink Fi2 uuIuns viii be aUle T.
tUop his eula tmuut with me that /
nave sUmetning to tell the Lewspapei
boys.
Daring the week that 1 will meet
F,E .immOus l viii meet any other
uiau Ia tee world who desires 10 mr,t
mr-ihr iigut T. taR placs a. tuo-anu
POINT VIII 10 my TN to with III ziis.-
nous occurs. 1 have MT yet decided
GA tue conditions o THIS chaliruge-
thu amount ui munuy 90 DO at stak,-
but We viii knOw IA few uHys an
viii let you know. NJ, iIon In to give
Huy other man IN tue word vino dc
aires u meet mo a cnHucs 10 do 90 al
tuis time. / want to rr,ifu from tn
fing anu would litc a. give IN M q
SuU moHt deserves 10 meet o. q tnir
last chuntc. Tue undermining g.
hat he h ~ meet me tuv same WteN
mat l nsut Fuz im mons.
When tle reporter suggested that
this challenge evidently Indicated that
tile champion hal some expectation
whipping Filzsimmous, Goblet smiled
anu aaiu;
"Wul he match will stick regard.
lees OF tue result VI my h.ht with
Fu2'immubs."
CurbeII further said that at the SAME
ume lac promulgated this challenge
ofhclally he would send Uut the cna
lyHge On tehali vi O'D1nuell TO fight
Hull or MalhoT.
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EARTHQUAKE ~ ITALY.
much Loss Of Lifc ana Damage 10
Properly IA tsihbTta.

RoMU, Nov. lS.--Details Of tho
earthquake afe coming 10 slowly. IL
II known, however, the province NJ
Reggie III Caabria suffered the sever.
esl damage. Little damage was done
In Reggie, the capital Of tho province,
but there was great Ives Oi life Rud
much property damage elsewhere IN
tne province.
Tue eentefs OF the dislurbs noes were
In the vicinity Of PAM, tweuty.ogc
miles northwest Of Re. $40, Rnd BAY.
nara, on the gull Of Giuja, almost d.
Ieotly opposite Puuta del Faro, sicily.
The village Of San Proolp1, usat
Palmi, was almost entirely destroyed.
Here sixty persons were killed.
Al Bagnara seven persons are killed.
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decentralization, whether AZ onlce
or by letter, g. free. No charge whatever
Tor thorough examination, diagnosis ui
your case and all advice. nrs. shores
now treatment has curOd thousands. and
II your case IN durable will euro you. II
you live alta distance write fora hymp-
tom blank
50 A MONTH for nh catarrhal dis.
oAsos, Medicines furnished free.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. i0.-Con-
duotor Hines had his throat cut by .
negro brakeman at Mount Meiss last
night aud will Ole. His engine Z
caught tins negro and beat him INTO un.
consciousness. The negro gave Hincs
occasion TO reprimand him for neg eel
OF duty when the negro made thel mur.
usFnttH nHsgulf
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Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN.
.Si6SSi
NGRRNDEt
.WESTERNIl
stARMuNNESi
!. $M@s
. .Sssr 2splp. 10 Effect, Aoa I, 1904,


tsaVs sRit Lake
40. FOR Provo. iunsham, and
hll points Eatfs,,...s ........ sos. m
No t-for ir0y1 Grand junction
and al pOinta Eaat........., Is % "a.
No C-ior Provo. Nauu and
shiina 900. ........-............ gilp. m.
80. s-Tor kureka ................- ...... tQ1p. m
NO. a-ior ogden and Ncst......... u ..np m.
30. l-ror Ogden AMI tho Wost.... Lev pm.
Arrive SALT Lake
No l-Tr0m Provo, eraui junction
anu mo tafts.ststss.as..... ltop N
No. i-irom Provo. Grand Junction
ana the EAst........-........ il'tip on.
No. t-itom binsham. Provo. Manu
ana sauna ssssss DOL s.ss..s..ssss. ttt0 o. m
No, s-ifum iurelA........ .............. Hit3A en-.
"a l-iron oEdea and the West iaa
80 t-trom uFdeo AID the west. tiis y. IA.
Only Inc running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room rIoeporH O. Denver Vol
Grand Junction aud 70 kansas Uity and Chica
f'Nia colorado points. free rccllaiur chair
cars BAT lakc o. Denver, aud only lac run
ming Pullman sleepors sait Lake o. san frau.
cisco. koohAngasi close eonnsenonL safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
u. g. DODGE. AZ. wEpuY.
Gen. Manager. Gen. supL
Ia. lLNNErr. Gen 4. ARA.
8. n. BABuO ca, General Freight Aon.
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nrsekInrIarr 20 L.eiurs.

LExiNuToN, Ky, Nov. is.--C. ID.
hessi iu an interview tonight said
that the report was true that he hal
contracted with Colonel w. G. L..
Bfeckinridgo for lecture tour nud
That the colonel would begin at once.
His hut subject viii be "ren Years
Among rnrln Reiormen.O
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TINS WEEK.
SPECIAL LEADERS IN
LADIES COATS Ann CApEs.

ss s;:' :o 5s:i S:33' \ s s 5000
A line Of Lad.OF Sample @ O UL
Goats assorted styles, value $40, D 10
this week
Ladies' Military Plush Capcs, on OK
for edge, all silk lined, ,erv D ~
stylish cape, regular value 80,
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CmLnRNN,s 0AItAlENTs

ct S@.1'1 %aa slS a. SSs "a o Sf' 75CtS
nge / 10 years, sold elsewhere
"a sl.-5, our price
Children's Elder Down Goals, Of IN
heavier weight white Aug1rO D l. III
trimmed, age 10 years, worth
sl.15, our price
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wAsiuSoTON, Nov. 1s.-The new
treaty between the United States and
Japan has been concluded ia all ils
essential ieatuTee, anu II remains only
10 determine minor details anu phrase
ology, hut the instrument has not yet
been formerly signed,
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RIonDAN's DEATH.
The Auiopsy May Have Done n, says
% Doctor.

INDGANAPOL1s, Nov, lS,-The Send.
mental tomorrow m0rninR will publish
Hu interview With DR.. raunsE lie
makes the assertion that thOy violated
tue law OF New YORK la holding an
autopsy In lees than twelve hours afttr
ths supposed death hud without the
cons, mt of the relatives Of tho de.
ceased, The doctor Ia Of tho opinion
that Rioriau was in n state Of sus.
pended animation ~ the time OF au-
tOpsy. He cOnuemns the pnysiciAut
tor not making all the approved suieu.
tilo tests Of death before applying the
uoalpel. The suspension OF respiration,
he Asserir, was tho 0uly indication Of
death, and ihie, tho doctor holds, 10 bl
no means pO-iNVu.
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CImLpnEN,s nm SIZE

A special elegant quality of o. 0L
Augora Fur Soi-, muu aud ool- D ~
lar, worth SAL, now
a line u Chlhcu's OppoHom OK M,
Fur Sets, mun and collar, on UlN.
yaluD 81 30. at
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LADIES WRAPPERs.

Lndio' Fancy Striped Elan. mat,
mole 90 Wrapper, Vatican back w us
ruul' on shoulder, all slz0s,
worth tl,25, for
Ladies', Heavy Fianuoloita o. AZ
Wrappers, ABSORBED cu'ors, pore oil, III
lee. hitting, worth :l.75. Tor
Ladies' Princess Wrappers, o. 1E
assorted colufs, outing lhunel, OIL ~
braid trimmed, value $3.50, for
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PARIS, Nov. lS-I. Fra ole MAJ.
nard, eiiior-in.uuie o. tue FtgurO, BE-
deai. lie wa bs years OF age.
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GLONKs.

We will offer for this week tho follow
Ing lines Of Kid g. owes, greatly below
manufacturers cost.
Ladies' Kid Gloves good quail Fnotn
ity. M tan, brown, hlucE, largo UUIl0
-izo7 only, value sLul, Nc
Misses Block hid Gloves, nc OF otc
tho ridiculous low price lU UlO
"
Ladies' Foster Hook cloves, 16otr
all Sizes in tan, slate aud brown lUUl0
worth SLl5, 40
Ial.o' Mousluo air plgskln 1Rntc
q oyo., in tan mode, slate and lUClS
brown, regular value ,luD, t
Iallo,' good quail Foster o. m
Hook Slack ~uuIr Gloves. sizo, d l.UU
e too. sud e.. regular $3.50 now
IadIo| good quality, all 0Rotr
wool Jersey GLOVES, Boo plain or AU GlO
with gauntlet, worth iOc, ~
lailos' good quality lined l6ot
Gloves, in black only, worth III UlS
2ac, az
Ladies' and Chlldreu's Wool Allltous,
al l5c, .Jc, 2bc 500, worth double,
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A TALE OF TRUTH
Carries Undeniable and irreproaCh-
able Conviction Of the Wonder
full and Almost miraculous
Cures Effected by Drs. Shores
New System.

after all Others Fail"-"Aiter Other
Doctors Gave Ne Up to Die
After Friends ana Relatives b..
lievod There was no Possible Hope
Of Recovery Are the Common
Expressions Of Patients Cured BY
Drs Shores.
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
EneetIve % "a. tsoA.
Trans Arurf anu HsIru nt haf Luli
Gu Daty, az lOl0cfl

ELECTIVE OcL lth, 1 SOA.
HaiHs Arrrs ana BsJrrf nf sai Lali
CO butU at fJlocf3
AnufvE
Prom 90 Eastern points ..........,... r ~ m
ZION lutte, Portland, San FRAN.
cisco, Cache valley and OFion..i0 ~ an
IRON all Eastern pulnts Para cry
anHNE ieus........ zee. ............ss. Z ~ p m
Prom Fan Francisco. ugdon and
intermediate p1Iuts.s............... 3 03 D IN
iron Milford, Juan, rr5so. sanpttc.
and Fureta....'....'......... 80 p m
ftfon lermiuat and Tootie.........-.. . W y "a
nrrAHr
Tor uffen. rhrt CItl poeaiailoaud
eastern roinit .... ................ so1am
Tor CEteu AMI iuttrnciilte points To-. SJlam
tor ogden, intermediate roun
tan francisco Hul Cache
valley points. .sa.ss.................. Q 20 D m
Tor Ogden, OIL poiuta east. Hottie. port.
land. and IAN francisco, ttspm
'lor urcts. tr1y1. tauucio VALLEY
Ncphi julb and traUo..... ...ft3Am
itor oogie tud IcrmIuus............ sDam
.trhiul south % Jua1 un daily except
Daily except Sunday.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or THE WORLD
The only llas running tBO
Through Past Trains daily |
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
SCENIC Lire or THE WORLD
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Tram No, ? leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive II Pueblo
6Is am, Colorado Springs 7;sI am.
Denver 1880 ann,
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7;2o pm,
Salt Lake B:7S pm, arrive at Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connso ions made ai Pueblo, Colorado
Springs sud Denver with an lines east
Elegant day cnsChes, chair cars and Pull.
man Shoppers On all trains. Take tho
ID. & X. O. aud have u comfortable trip
and enjoy tho ANGST scenery on Iha con-
tinonL
A. +. HUGHEs, 8, X. HOOPER
Tratnc Manager, O. =. & 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver Colo.
u. q NEVINS,
General Agent
Salt Laks CITY, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19
Big Boys
AID LITTLE BOYS, SHALL VIC
SEE YOU At OUR STORE
THIS YB RI

We have no new inducements to Offer
yOu
No tops.
No p'aylh uga,
No prizes.
No tricks.
No anything except good clothes.
Tel YOU VIII T.. q ouch' We save you
mon y 100 clothes and you'll have more
Ist for tops and peanuts. What The
public need is not better clothing but
better ciolhicrs, that know good clothes
and have conscience Co sell them right.
How many Cloih.er's refund MONEY
ehcrrully " sou 40 back uissausncdf
That's one test Of fight dealing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19
City Ticket Oncl. 2Ol HlIn Sln...

Through rullmsn Palace sioprcs. Latest
improved lourst -lcrprrs. Free HUguning
lhlIr Cars ileFtut uay Coaches.
4CltIhnuo l'g
hurley. Gsul AT raHgr Dept
O.. biCtiNsuN GcHofal Msn ger
Ill ioMAA. q. ~ a e. AgouL
I'll ~. CtAHk.
OiiNtU vs. MlNk.
b.tALEti ANuElsOy uocsiyers
suifN w, DOANE.
FREDERICK H. CeUpEHTI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-19
nAssAcRlp TNo THOUSAND
a Report from Hp,S rus About th,
Atrocities Ia arm ma.

Atrocities In arm ntn.
LONDON, Nov. ls.-A dispatch 10 the
IHiss rom Vienna sayB letter nEs
teen received there ifum Smyrna te.
forums that Zski Pasnu, a iurhish
mafehal, with a detachment oI Aui.
zams and nulI battery, m sacred
Two tu0ussuu Anne iaus Al ssnuu.
Tue bodies VI tue dead were ivlt uu.
nuuoI, aud thuir presence uss cause
au ouIurcag VI cuUiefa. Many Cnfls.
iiaus afe .r,puriui TO have n.d by
secret paths acrOs, tue Rlsslan TOu-
tier.