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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24
Knockout In Three Rounds.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. Aug. 3d.
Ed Austin. of Detroit. was knocked ont
by Tom Kelly. Of New York, in glove
contest held in the opera house here,
tonight. The fight was to have been
ten rounds, but Kelly had won the gate
receipts easily when the third round
WAS fir,iafiad
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24
Kaiser's New Yacht.

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Emperor William
has placed an order with &. l.. Watson,
the Clyde yacht designer, for plans for
twenty-rater. The boat, it is under:
stood, will be built in Germany in time
to take part in the Cowes regatta next
wear.
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Says 1t Will Come or.

Al Harrington, of. Sioux City, was in
Minneapolis yesterday. He says the
offer for the Corbett-Jackson fight is,
made in good faith and that the affair
will probably be brought off OH one of
the islands in the Missouri river.
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Larruped Them In the Tenth

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. %. = GAYLE
pitched again today. II was pitchers
battle, but in the tenth Phillips meas
ure was taken. Attendance, 500. Score:
Detroit...1 0 O O 80 O. O Go Is i
1nd'p'lIs.2 o O O. 0 O. GA 12 4
Batteries, Gayle and Jantzen. Phillips and
Gray; sarned tuns. Detroit Z Indianapolis /;
umDire MpOuaifl. time o.OO - ~
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WHAT PART NINETEEN CONTAINS,

The Jasper Monument Savannah, Georgia
Spanish Bayonet in Bloom, Charleston South Carolina
A Country Gentleman and His Team
Fort Sumter as 1t Now Appears.
Tomb of Andrew Jackson at ",The Hermitage"
Old Mansion and Tomb of President Polk, Nashville.
The Hermitage" Home of Andrew Jackson Nashville
Aerial Gable Car Across the Tennessee Knoxville
A Georgia Cracker" and His Family.
Steamboating the Cumberland River.
Capitol Square and Washington Monument Richmond Va
Interior of Christ Church Alexandria, Virginia showing
Washington's Pew.
Falling Springs, Near Warm Springs Virginia
Braddocks Headquarters, Alexandria, Virginia
Chair in Which Washington Was Nursed.
The Great Natural Bridge of Virginia.
Interior of Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
The William Mansion Stands Paramount Park
Philadelphia.
Blue Ridge Mountain Scenery and Virginia Military Institute
Monument of Stephen Girard in Girard College.
Monument to Girard Students Who Died in the War.
Tomb of Gen. Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Virginia.
Washngtons Headquarters at Valley Forge
Camping in the Catskill Mountains.
CUT OUT THE COUPON ON ANOTHER PAGE AND GET THE BOOK
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Br!taunia'S Day.

WEYMOUTH. Aug. 23.-In a race
under the auspices Of the Royal Dorset
Yacht club today. the Britannia de-
feated the Satanita by II minutes. The
course was from Cewes to Weymouth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24

To Banff Springs. National Park and
the Glaciers. Round trip $50, including
sleeper. Limit fifteen days. Particu.
lars at S0o-Paeific Line. Office. Ryan
Hotel, 39S Robert street, ST. Paul.
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delpnia won from Pittsburg today.
For the first five innings it looked as If
the visitors would be shut out, the
Phillles hitting freely and scoring
steadily. In the sixth inning the visi-
tors sprang a surprise by scoring four
runs in rapid succession on Smiths
home run, singles by Becker and
Stencil and three-bagger by Bier
bauer. Attendance $500. Score:
Philadelphia. 3 4O1O o 0 0 10 Is i
Pittsburg 30 0 0 o 0 o. 8 /
Earned runs. Philadelphia -Pittsdurg 4:
batteries, Harper and Clements. Menefee and
Mack; time, 2:c5; umpire, Lynch.
Senator'S Promoted.
WASHINGTON. Aug 23.-Good batting
and almost errorless fielding on the part
OF the Senators won from Chicago This
victory puts the home team in eleventh
place. Attendance 1,700. Score:
Z. H. K.
Washington.l z g 0 0 o O Ola Is
Chicago. 10 0 0 9 0 o O Ga 4
Batteries, Stockdaie and MacGuire Terry
ana schriyer; earned runs. Washington 4.
chicago 2; time, Los umplrc Emslie
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the American. Banker Wheeler. also
an American. finished second. There
were fifteen competitors.
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Americans Won

PARIS, Aug. 23.-At the Velodrome
Buffalo today the quarter-nile bicycle
race for professional riders was won by
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Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS. MIMI. Aug. 23.-The S.
and A. club today crossed bats with the
Black Caps, Of Minneapolis, the contest
being a remarkable one, resulting in
favor of the Hastings boys by a score
e tn <
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National Tennis Uesu,ts

NEWPORT, R. 1. Aug. 23.-The second
round of the national tennis tourna-
ment was played at the Casino today
with the following results:
Thompson boat Parker
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MORE MILLS OPEN,

Here's Work for $500 of the
Unemployed.
LOWELL. Mass, Aug. 23.-It Is an
naunced that the fremont and Suffolk
mills will open in all departments next
Monday morning and give employment
to 1900 persons. They have been
closed since July 8.
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new CLOTH CLOAK DEPARTMENT
RAPID AND DEADLY.

Ransom IL Horizons, 80 and 1Ul East
Sixth street, will be ready Sept. 1.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
The Miliers Neatly Scalp the
SiOux

SIOUX CITY. To-, Aug. 23.-Nfnneap-
oils took another game from the Sioux
today. Score:
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R. II. {.
Sioux City.1 o o O C Ill Ii
Minneapolis o 0 2 1 1-12 10 8
Batteries. Jones. Cunningham and Kraus,
Baker, Frazer, Parvin and Burreil: earned
runs, Minneapolis 4. Sioux City1; time. 2:45;
umpire, Mcdonald
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WHAT PART EIGHTEEN CONTAINS

The Levee at New Orleans
Entrance to Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans.
An Old Tomb in Metairie Cemetery
Avenue of Tombs, Girod Cemetery, New Or1ean
Steamship Passing Through the Jetties Below n
Scene IN French Market, New Orleans.
Tampa Bay, Florida.
Beauvoir, Home of Jefferson Davis.
A Wreck the Gulf Coast.
Scene on the Indian River, Florida
Tallahassee, Scout of the Indian River
Billy Bowlegs, Son of the Famous Chief.
Banyan Tree, Near Key West, Florida.
The Harbor of Key West, Florida.
Street Scene in Key West, Florida.
Entrance to Havana Bay.
Moro Castle, Havana, Cuba.
Street Scene in Havana Cuba.
A Cuban Tramp.
A Country Village in Cuba.
Indian Statue, Ell Prado, Havana.
Farm Scene In Cuba.
The Columbus Cathedral. Havana.
Hotel Boats. Harbor of Havana.
Havana Teamsters.
TheHava ia Mi1kman.
Scene in Tenement District, Havana
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24
Orioles Beaten.

BALTIMORE, Aug. %. The Orioles
were unable to bunch their hits today
with st. Louis and lost. Hawley's
pitching was quite effective. especially
with men OH bases. Score:
Baltimore 20 9 o . 6 10 3
St. Louis. q o 1 0 6 *-10 II 2
Batteries, Gleason and Robinson, Hawlev
and Miller: earned runs. st. LOUISE, Balti-
more .; time. l :55; umpire, Belts
Giants Lay Out the Colonies.
NEW YORK. Aug IS. The Colonies
were at the mercy of Rnsie, whose
speedy curves were too much for the
men from Kentucky. The field work of
Ward and Pfeffer was first-class. Davis
and Van Haltren batted like fiends..
Attendance. $500. Score:
RHg
New York. ..5 0 0 o. 1 *-s "a 3
Louisville 20 O. 0 o 90 ia 4
Batteries, Rusie and Farrell, Hemmirg
and Grim: earned runs, Louisville 2, New
York 5; umpire, Hurst
Ratified in the Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 23.-Pliiia-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-24
5LOOD POISONING

nd every Humor of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp,
with loss of Hair, whether simple,
sc W&@ scrofulous ulcerative, or heredi.
GssHS. " tary, speedily, permanently, and
fSsAASRsM economically ciired by CuTIcuRA
& Em REMEDIES, when the best physi.
S clans and all other remedies fail.
Complete home treatmsnt for
every humor sotd everywhere.
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Every Tuesday

RoCRY MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
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Beat the Black Caps.

Batteries. Stockdaie and MacGuire. Ter
ana schriyer; earned runs. Washington
chicago 2; time, Los umpire, Emslie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

SAN FRANohoo, Sept. 27.-Tho
whaling schooner Nicotine, Captain
-. +. n. 1iltOn, has reached port from
Fox island, Alaska, after passage Of
twrniy-six days, she brought nearly
1000 pounds OF whaleboue, bear skins,
lox skins anu 500 pounds Of ivory.
Captain TiltUu confirms tho report OF
tho loss OF thu schooner Emily Scht0t.
der. The vessel was wTccked Ia Mar.
ryaps inlet, Point HOPE, October 18Th,
1893. At the same time tue schooner
SILVER Wave was ashore In the sand,
out resting easily.
In July last At Point Hope the ice
was very thick, but all ytssels had
Passed that point by the ism on their
way north, The Andrew Hicks IL
reported having three right whales.
In speaking Of missionary work In
Alaska, Captain rilton say; 81 think
the government should 10 something
for the natives Of ALASKA, as they are
quiet Rnd Intelligent RAGS vi people,
anu are anxious TO live like "A civilized
people. The missionaries should be
looked after, anu good mon, anu esp,-
Cially women, should 20 10 AlRska.
Men should be sent that n native won 4
reBpect--not men that hfe hlthier than
Tho natives Themselves"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. g7.-More
serious forest fires are reported tOnight
from Crow Wing county, and several
fatalities ate iuateI. A dispatch from
BrAiueri says \ large part Of that c0un.
" has been laid waste b. tue fires,
which have been raging with terrible
Jury this afternoon, aud probably y
d,zen iafmefs IA tue eastern aud south.
cru part OF Crow Wing county have
lost nearly all their bulldogs, aHd IN
some cases everything contained In
them.
Lon Vincent end his family had
very narrow Uscarr, and his farmhouse
was destroyed.
The only thing John swanson saved
was his team. County treasurer john
I. Ffaier suffered greatly, all OF his
Tam building, cf0ps Aui household
goods being destroyed. Albert La Fora
lost Considerable gtain with his iafm
buildings.
Tue flames spreBd with the greatest
rapltily. Many families known 10 be
In the fire belt have not been heatu
from, and gave fears are iolt for their
safety. The fires are stu burning, but
tho wind has died down.
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Pub-LahIng Namos.

A word Of remark may not bo out Of
place regarding tho publishing OF the
numof VI patients treated aud cured
BY bra Shurts q Shores
81 should like 10 be- trontfd,n d lady
fomArkod tho her day, "buJ / would
not like TO have ny name iu the pa
pot4." 10. 10 be- stated that Dr.. ~unrcs
4 shores never publish nttuD or ate
mont without tho fall and frOo cnu-rn.
OF tho pa lent, nor dnthey pub.ish ono-
huutfsdth part OF thu tesiim lnials. lo-
tors aud statgnCnH received from CRATE
iul "a lUuts. TEE a.AIenenta published
are On iruly voluntary aud arc gwen by
tho uaiiuuts Tor publication. Dr.. shores
y shores would ncvUr publish tho most
'nphatiC testimonial unless he pa lent
giving D. uu Ur,tuod II was 10 Bo printed
aud gave willing consent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

There was u constant hacking cough.
dril, heavy palms over tho eyes, throat
sore and swollen
"Whon | went 20 Dfs. Shore. &
Shores" SAYS Mrs. laNtor, "ihu disease
had poisoned my blood till my whole
system was wrecked, and I was almost
confirmed invalid.
"Dr-. shores * shores have certainly
done wonders for me. I can hardly TUal-
no that ! am the same woman. My
friends aud noghhors arc ull so glad
10 300 mo m we'll.
"l am glad 10 bo able 10 mako this
sta Dmont md tp recommend Urs.
shores & Shores, because think u my
duty 20 my follow creatures. and ! hope
Humo poor dusponiont sufferer will
rrnl wha I have said and nud fCliof,
a. hayn found H."
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smiled, Alter he bad finished read.
ing Cotbett said! "Oi course / eX.
L' cled Fil2slmmons would do soml-
lhlnS OF this s0rt, but ne IL too smbl-
u.us' l VIII attend 20 nim, however,
when tue proper time oomrs, anu will
answer his letter in few DAYS"
II u1L't prlI0ss b Fight him." con-
tluuei the champion, "untl he has
aslested sumo one worth mentioning.
Mhal's the use Of my fighting mid
uie.Wcight when there are plenty Of
men who can do him ,sslly7 II
w mis- 10 skip over all the heavy
weights and tauslo me.D
lhaps night, JIM" said O'Dlnne ].
you just iay Tor mr,D O'D1uuuII
added, "lhai IN make Toe same propo.
.ltion To spar Ftzlmmons Ia New
lOtk that hu mikes 10 Cofbott, and
tnvn " dome prove that ho IL out Of
ms class Il viii DO Tor him to talk
about meeting jim"
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27,-As Cor
oett witeu thHl Fit1lmmons must de.
teat O'Donnsl itfof, he would meet
tue .niddl,-weignt, President 5choil of
the olympic CLUB has determined to
bnng the aHsir 10 an issue at once.
lie VIII wait three days Tor reply,
aud " the ZANE uOes not matotialize he
viii call meeting OF the board Of
directors aud = manifesto will be issued
giving Cofbelt reasonable length Of
time To reply Should he iail TO agree
to "A meeting with Fitz, tue club will
announce the latter a. heavyweight
champion VI the world aud ready TO
mold the title against any anu all
comets. The club claims the right 10
DO this, ~ the title was lOsl ami won
Ia Its arena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
Tho Trial Of aaIor n.mi.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 97.-EyiIonco
In tue Impeachment trial OF Mayor
Bsmis on the Specifications FLED by
COuncilmen HAtcall aud Wheeler h
all IN, anu bet 70 the court adjourned
for tue night, the atguAeuts oi tito
Counuilmou were well under way.
The mayor was again recalled aud
testified that he had acted Ia good
faith when ho took steps TO keep the
members Of the army Of she common-
veal from starving, feeling that Rn
emergency eAisted ana that Immediate
action was necessary. lie Askud 10 be
allowed AN opportunity 10 express his
Ideas on ",his conspiracy" referring
TO the charges brought AgaiHsl him.
Attorney CiafksUn insisted that II
was the duty OF the mayor 10 enforce
the laws anu ordinances, And that he
had nv right 10 set himself up against
the wishes Of tue Anli-vlcc crusader.
Attorney Maoombor began his reply
10 Mi. GARRISON, urging thAt there HAD
been no attempt 10 chow corrupt mo-
lives and that tue managers u the im.
peAohment were relying solely upon
inslnuAtiOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
A Quarter
in Utah,
ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT
PRAISES DRs. SHORES q
SHORES NEW TREATMENT

Mrs. II. a. Baxtcr residing 10 tho
Eleventh Ward has lived here Tor Is
years. She has just passed through an
entirely successful cour1e of treatment
with pr. shores & shores. Mr.. Htx-
tor had ca.arrh poison in hor blood
aud system for ycars, hut lat win or
IL grow very serious Her head and
nose became entirely closed up. c0m-
polling hor to breathe through her
mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
CHINESE WAYS.
Captain FouE Condemned to Death. 60
dishonest Ufiicisis.


dishonest Unicisis.
LoSDOs, Sept. ga dispatch from
Shanghai dated today say: Tue Gu.
nese naval officers now NJ Port Arthur
aud 1ieu Isin are squabbllng amOng
themselves as 10 the responsibility OF
the terrible Chinese lUsstH In tho naval
battle of the Yalu.
A court OF inquiry Ia sitting and has
already iOund Captain fOug Of the
waTship Tai Huen guilty VI cOwaTdice
In the face u thu enemy. lie was
condemned 10 be bpheadud And Il l.
believed that other officers will loss
their heads,
A telegram from the HUNK Taotai at
Port Arthur, received by the command.
ant Atwei Hal Wei, positively accuses
the commander OF the Omen Nuen Of
taking tiight with his vessel before the
battle, ut tbs tirst sight u the enemy's
smoke. Admiral Iiug, who remains
at Port Arthur, has also ielegfaphcd 10
Wei Hal Wei making grave charges
against some OF his tillcUu. The adj
miTal declares that the Pug fuen, the
X wang Ting and tue Chin Chung,
together with four torpedo boats, were
up the Yalu river when the battle com
munted. There they remained until
all the fghting was over. They then
suraked out and made for Port Arthur.
Two Of the torpedo boats are said 10 he
still missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
lyman Ann SLATER.
The doctor Does Not .uelisys the
spirits Revealed his Whereabouts

The noctor Does Net .tieli.ys tho
spirits Revealed his Whereabouts
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-Dr.
lyman, the capitalist who after dis.
appearance for two years was found
by Slater, the spirltualist, does not be-.
iievv that Slater was aided by spirits Ia
finding bin. Slater said the ghost OF
Maria Marvin lyman, the DOCTORS
fret wife, told him where TO nnd the
nlssing man, lyman says that Maria
Marvin lyman was his mother, not
avs wife, and that be believes that
slater merely saw him on this streets
% Is ston anu resOgnlzsd him M any
OthUr man might have done. lyman
,Hys no does not believe In spiritual.
IAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
II You Cannot Come to Salt Lake

Write Tor the mail treatment Oneof tho
physicians IN personal charge superin-
touds the mail department and by zys-
TEN OF close correspondence controls
those ouI ~ tho citv quite as we'll AZ those
who come TO the office. send Tor symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully
Try this treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas, w, Stayner lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office,
Congressional work attended TO, Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
srcnrrAnY mAnLIN,, REronE


WASHINGTON, Sept. n. 80 Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Hnmliu hiss
returned from his iuul Of tue customs
,ilstrirts on the Pac tic coast and a brief
visit 1, the Pribilofi Islands. HestAted
the uorthwestern frontier was generally
I'm need Of "A more comprehensive police
system, with the very limited mum
her Of Tevonue ulcers available for
this duty it IN comparatively an easy
matter 10 smuggle opium Into the
cnnntry. anu no doubt many Of the
ghine.s have been able 10 elude the
uffIcsrs aud we're now safely within
our borders.
Additional revenue cutters, and
n humber OF steam launches, he sail,
should DO provided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
aonnnrr IN IITAsIMM0Nn
,ie Former Head- the challenge aud
Ihinks "a NerY Fanny,

LEwIsION, Me-, Sept. 27.-Cham.
piOn CoTbegt, who appeared here to-
night 10 Gentleman Jack, was made
acquainted with the fact that Filla.m.
nous had published formal ohaiIeug q
10 fight. rheonamplun read lho luttet
aloud TO Steve O'Donnell, aud when
he cane 10 the place where this middle
weight pledged himself not TO NJ.
tempt n knGck-out, he ruared with
laughter.
"well, Steve, what do you think Of
lhA3" sand COTDstI, while O'DonnelI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

LONDON, Sept gI--lhe raj MdH
Gdssno tnis afternoon publishrs n letter
rom Shanghai, dated August l1Ih,
saying the Cbiuese navy cannot night
because the ships have only about
twelve rounds Of ammunition, thetup-
ply Of ammunition having been sold,
according to the RAJ hdH Ga, t'e cor.
respondent, bv the captains Of tue war
ahtts, The correspondent adds that
one of these commanders actually sold
Que OF Ills ships Armstrong guns, and
went TO sea one gun short.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
mER TInsr ANIMAL ACCOUNT,
TiIsd by mrs. stanford rs ESecutrix
of tho LstRtc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-JRne
LRlhrop Stanford has filed In the pro-
bate court her first annual account ~
eKecutriX Of the estate OF the late
Senator stanford. The account c0yefa
the perlot Tom June, 1893 10 5epIem.
Der, 1894, during which time Mite.
stamford hat handed money from tho
estate 10 the amount OF 81 ,675, 900 anu
has disbursed during the same period
sl,37l, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept 2s.-Louis
Malhes, VINO lost heavily In wheat
recently, was found dead in kilbourn
paJK last night. He had taken poison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
Do slrlhs cemmI..Ion Aalau,n.

WAsuNOroN, ID. g., Sept. 21.-rnc
United States commission appointed 10
Investigate the conditions OF the strike,
alter a two days' executive session foT
the purpose u discussing and deciding
ON tue nature NJ the report TO be sui.
miitod 10 the President, Adjourned this
evening until the last week In October.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
SPORTING GOODS.
w e
EVERY TIME.

Have the Largest Stock and
Finest Assortment OF Fishing
Tackle. Lawn Tennis. Base
Bail and Cricket Supplies.
Tents. H,mm1cks, Pocket Cut.
lcry. Scissors, Guns, Rifles, Ann
mnuition, Bicycles and General
Sporting Goods.
Ride a Copper Rim Rambler.
v you want the Best Wheel
Made. Send for Catalogue OF
Sporting Goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

We have Opened the Flood Gates and Bargains come Roaring
nnI lumhling Down ir one Solid Avalanche Threatening
oiIood out all Competition. Come help as Stem the Tide
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-15

The Board of Fire Commissioners
held special meeting at 3 pm. today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-15
HONOR TO HIS MEMORY.
Largely Attended Funeral of the Lat
Franklin =. Pratt on Sunday.

Largely Attended Funeral of the Late
Franklin $. Pratt on Sunday.
st. Andrews cathedral was over
crowded during the Franklin S. Pratt
obsequies Sunday. Hundreds were un.
able to gain attendance. Every mem
Der of the wide circle of admirers of the
deceased gathered to pay the last tribute
gagged to a high degree the esteem and
confidence of the community. Citizens
from every walk of life were eager to
evidence their appreciation of the man
by taking part in the funeral. The Ha
waiian band contributed somber music
al the cathedral and headed the cortege
to Nuuanu cemetery. Mr.. Wray Taylor
presided at the organ and a number of
beautiful and touching hymns were
rendered by II specially selected choir.
Maj Seward managed the interment
and, with Others, comforted the sorrow
ing widow. Rev. Alex Macintosh
never more effectually read the grand
and impressive Episcopalian burial
service. There seemed to be especial
force and consolation in the sentence
IL am the resurrection and the life.'
Floral tributes covered the casket and
| filed the chancel and almost flooded
the burial plot. The pail bearers were:
VIM. G. Irwin, Judge Whiting j. O..
Carter, VIM. Foster, Geo. j. Ross, VIM.
F. Allen, Godfrey Brown and 4. s.
| Clrghorn. There was a guard of honor
composed of sixteen kahili bearers. The
flag at the Judiciary building was
at half mast and most of the Govern
ment officials attended the funeral.