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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24

The fitting of pllsses is an act that
should Doe entrusted O. 'yt 90 those vino
have been specially trained. The same
relation should Nut between the oc-
ul SO and tae upugilu Co., that between
ihc physician and druggist the latter by
law is ult allowed To- prescribe mcui.
cine, neither should auy ae allowed Co
ht glasses uu.ts, they have had a
thorough collegiate training and are
competent To- discern the difference be.
tween degeneration Of the eye and
anomalies of rylraCu0n
Headache vertigo and many nervous
disorders are often caused by defective
vision the unconscious and pmctim s.
conscious strain causes reflex nervous
actions which eliminates in disorders %
the system, which symptom disappear
when the proper corrections are app
piled.
Dr. Shclmcrdinc makes a specially OF
correcting detective sight, and the
strengthening 0i csoss-syes without the
danger OF an operation
Many OF his peculiar methods are
original with him. AMI 90 which can Dc
attributed his success
What Hon. .. j. Gcary,
the California Congressman, author Of
the Chinese Exclusion Act says OF the
doctors ability:
! en- Weaving glasses Cor both fAr and near
N.sllHs uNt1 Hy ur rHumUuuur IhuE urH
ppHrr. lui recommend him DO all whose
riIus. D. OEAHY.
California uuErpH muns
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Ihe Provo Lighl Ind POwer PIant.

COnsideraDle interest has been az.
ousru by the special In Wednesday,
NEWS IN togNnI 90 tue proposed light
aud power p,ant 10 be erected In Thu
mouth Ut Provo canyon. Inquiry at
reliable source igilrd - briug vut any
very definite information m 70 nrd 10
tue pets uuul Of the promoters Of the
scheme. 10 was learned, however,
mat Major l.. HOibrouk has been one
vi the principal movers Of the enter
pflst. Connected with him are L.. l..
ana II. l.. Mum, OF Denver aud other
Titan Hu. Colorado men, VINO are able
ami uttrTmluei 10 push the proposed
undertaking 10 al early completion.
Itisrs. mated lhat electricity equal 10
5000 use power eau ue generated by
tuu proposed plant ana many laf.r
manufacturing enterprises anu mine
Will be DeuehteI through buing
enabled 10 outain motive power az
greatly reduced prices, aud Chuap
n ht anu fuel can be supplied tue citi-
2 .us VI the town, reached by the linus
VI the oonp,ny who will 0por.to tue
new power anil.
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MRS. EwlNG'S COOKlNG GLASS.
A Lecture gu the Proper Preparation Of
Vegetables.

Mira Ewing devoted last evening 10
interesting anI valuable instructions
un how 10 cook vegetables. A. spinach
and asparagus are not In season she
could give no ob jet lesson on these
ucllcaoies, but she offered many prac-
,ical hints as 10 the method OF co0kin Z
aud serving them. rnusp two vogr-
tables, Mrs, Ewing observed, arc
generally over cooked. SpiuaUh
should DO wahntd, fiusud aud All the
tugh parts ftltC,ed, ruB saucepan
should BE- paokeI full Of spinach, wnion
should uJUK about fifteen mluuIts Ia a
piut VI wafer 10 which nae Uenu AdduI
a tuaspoOnlul OF salt 70 preserve tue
brghI green cDiOb spfiukle u little
elIH over tho spinach; serve with but
Ter, pepper and SAT-.
After wauniug thu asparagus, even
tho enus Win a sharp Kuiie, ti0 In
buudltu anus upught IA the sauce.
pau cover with DUinug wats5 uid
shlt ana cook uutll tenIef--suJut III
teen minutes. serve ON tJast, WIln
iut'er pepper and salt.
All watsrY vegetables TO DO cooked
should DO put IA boiling water, hut
u'y vrgelRu,,s aui drlbd tfuils SHOULD
be soaked lu CJiI W. or auu put Ia tue
plu while thu water In q I'D.
Mr.. Ewing stated tuag when the
color Oi vegetable CnaugrF, the hayOr
changes, hence vegetables Wulcu turn
color pu cXpOfuTe to tue hif should be-
thrown into vinegar anu watuEas sIOu
hs pared ahu unuI ready Tor cooking,
About one quarter VI Tablespoonful VI
vinegar ~ a punt Of wafer Is The correct
pr portion.
Oyster plant should be pared and
SLICED ABOUT the thIckuuss VI silver
dollar and then thrYwu iutO vinegar
Hnd water When Az Is pared, put ~
saucepan, cover with wafer, AID one
quarter teas oOniul VI tait, cover sauce.
lsd ahu cOOh Hb uttNtuty minutes.
For the vegetables IA uuUueu Ms.
Ewing uses urez,ing made ON me
iOiloWing .cfiptiun: Melt table
tpooniulOi but'sr and sur into Il d
heapiug tabitsploliuI OF II yur anu
enough Of tho water In wuiIh tns
vegetable nus been cooked 10 give II
tne ounsisleucy OF tuicK cream. Now
add the water boiling not VI II viii be-.
come lumpy; llIt tbs saucepan from tue
hrs while s,l'riug ia the liquor.
fos bSvs5, CARROTS AruohUkes and
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Suit 10 ForeeIose.

Isabel NJ. Puts has sued John a.
dioesoock, nyrum GroosbeoS and
others Ia tue Third district court q
fccovorona note Tor $4,000, given by
the defendants named 10 Alex KIskad.
dUu ON June -, 1891 anu later assign, Il
10 tho piaiutiti, Huu 10 Iotrulytea mott.
ghgu given ~ secure the note. a
uumbcr OF judgment creditors OF John
A. GfOrslruE have been Joined a.
urieniauts, 10 as 20 have tueir liens
Grctotd 10 be subordinate " the
mortgage.
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CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR.
But Feeble Resistance on Tho Part
Of Tho Chinese Forces,
who AFTER rev Haud.to.uand
tiEht- became "antc. STRICKEN
nnd Fisd In Confusion.

LONDON, Nov. "A dispatch from
5haugusi escorts that tuity.two Jap.
auvse tOfpcI0 U0sts made concerted
fusn Il On tue entrance oI the hafuof
u fuit Ar.hutauu at Tie came time
the Japdutse lans forces a,tagktd tue
place ifum tns rear wuIs The uuayy
aiuliefy Ire was u.ufuu INTO Ia,
Lhinesc forts. Tue Jalaueso Infantry
h,n STONED utiUutu amer yeIpuse.
the Ihinese fusistud ieubIy.
acre were low haul.lo
nauo hsuu, but hually tue
Chiucho 1cCtms pAuiC-8tr ykuu anu tho
Jaiahcet Carried every .uiuE before
them. Tue dispstoh g. luu tunes from
shanghai cJunfms tue IumCs lispatCh
ifom Che FuUHsyiug int cue japanese
troops are re.emUafkiug st pUu Aunur.
Another dispatch iron Shanghai
says tue thifd Japautsu army, winch
iuit Japea NOvrmutf 80, according ~
his Correspondent, iu supposUJ " have
buon stut ~ attack Wei nai Wei,
whore q l0f.l.n OIL tuu Chinese uavy
T. maius. Inc dispaluu ads tuAt To-
pace Will &c easiIy CHI tuscd ~ go
ChiuUau H.lllvIH wa Ntts uucafuIel
ut ~ ueicnsu ~ On IL sis JtsuEtiuE
iu thousands. lub wuulu place b. saia
o. DO iu stale VI utter collapse anu
COutusIUu.
a lispagch 10 the Auoclatei Press
ION f'Gyusma yesterday said 10 wa
fuuufUu mat tuis I rec wa ingUnuU
" upcfatc H. gue Yang iso kisng dis.
mCt, Jhiue,
WAsHiNGIOS, Nov. g4.-rne slate
ucpnt,mlut has tcoriveI q yaUlU tom
Minister DouUy ay,ug that Port Al
thur itii Oh tue z2uu lnut. Tue uavy
uUpuflmtut mas received iuessAse
itpm Aumiisi Carpenter, iu uOmmauI
% TOO AsiAuC sguaufsu, Announcing
that tuu Japsuusu captured Julug's
..tvAt naval Au.l
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~ m Az g.

JoSrs.-In salt lake CITY, Nov. "a. Al IL
q, M, nistgr Jane celery Jones, iu hrr sUth
lcr Nnr WHa born lu lruno, Cornwall, tuEr
lahl Nho llyuu uuu died faithful Latlrr.uay
ward
Funeral service will bc hold az the Fifteenth
ward meeting house tomorrow ut ..4. O'Clock
iully Invited 20 attend
Ahcuuiai STAR please COPY.
fErrrn-ln this city, November "a. At C,lS
a, a., Leroy lauAatd Pepper, aged 1 year. ~
days,
tuucral on sunday az residence, a north
flfht West street. salt Lake Clty.
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2 parsEus little vinegar or lemon
Juice added 10 this drossing will be
found very pleasing.
a drsssiug maize NJ butter, f9ur aud
cfehm H. .nrvsd with p1intJol, OuiJns
AM cauliiiIWef ald makes lnem very
palatable.
mrs. Ewin . lecture tonight will
tteat Of bread maxim l--0oih graham
nuu White.
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Nuuuu n.sssis.s s.ssssas tittss.. ttssssssss uIa
Following To the tail text OF the
order made ny the UAh Com mission
relative 10 the school elections, auI the
cauvAss VI tne returns thereof by tue
county ciefks;
ONCE Of Utah Commission, Salt
LhEo CITY, UIah, November 23fd,
1924.
10 the chairman Of the bolrd or ed.
ucation;--At meeting Vt the Utan
Commission held In this city on tho
2.fd, inst. the following; relative 10 tue
approaching election Tor members Of
tir school board, was I'D apttu;
Ordefed.--That the board Of cduca.
lion In cities OF tue nfBt anu second
Uiass be requested to give notice OF tue
lime, plauu anu manuUr OF holIinE the
annual election iUr members Of such
board las woilRs 10 hil al vacnucirHl
aud 10 provide the necessary p0ilu.
place., ballot boxes, stationery c.c., Tor
ute ~ such election.
Secund-rhat tins Commission ap.
IIlnt the nee, usnry judges aud provide
tho registry lists ior use at aaiI cleo.
tons.
rhiri-That the returns Of said cleo.
ton be made to the county CLERK VI the
counties IN which saiJ cities are fosptu-
lively situate, vino are hereby aulnof-
lLnd anu directed to canvass the same
and Issue certificates Of election 10
such pefsOns ~ may bu chosen.
Fuufth-All NpsuHea incident 10
taid elecuuu-eXCvpt the mrnHuing OF
registry lists, must he borne by the
respective boards la the cities holding
such elections.
By ordtr OF the Utah Commission,
J. r. LEICiuEt, Chairman.
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Eiitoy Dsssrtt NoCs
notice by tno pres dispatches iu
tolhyss paper 50 article that fr.
Il cts on mo Ia Connection vi
au invclment COMPANY orgau.
izei fome years ago az Dubuque.
Iowa. never was attorney tor sa.s
corporation out tOOk their paper aaauy
other banEcf would DO 'rum one OF I,s
patrons supposing 1t 10 ug Eouuluc.
/ paid fsae yaiue Or Same aud " ~
wholly iguorsat VI auy ctJuBcdutts on
their pats
Il 10 base misfaf presentation ap Oar
as 4 AN g1nCufns4.
EDGAU w.. UuNcAs.
Nov. -, 1874
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Prof Allen Delivers an Address on the
Metric SJsiem-NOtes.

"NAAN " NHNfiA-NNNANH
a meeting Of tho teachers Of this
c.uuty was held at the suporinten-
dents office this morning, TO listen 20
au expedition = the metric system OF
weights Hud measures by Superu gu.
dent ID. n. Allen. rhe Attendance
Vas good, aud the calculation OF the
system clear anu thorough.
Diaper hus 826 pupils enrolled In it.
public schools, anu has trachin force
OF i've. Mr.. G.. Is. stewart,
Gus Of the corps Of teachers, has organ.
lied two tooirtirs among the young
people VI the school anu community,
one fJr young men, 10 be- known ~
"ROyAl SOut;" tie other tor tue young
ladies', 10 DO SHOWN A. "ROyal Daugh.
tvr.."
Tue object Of the organization Of the
societies IL 10 further the welfare Of
young people by considering subjects
that pertain " their happiness and
prosperity.
The Central school In Farmet's
ward has hu onfollmont of Two nun.
urud a.d forty pupils. -Four teachers
arv employed. lne corps consists Of
Oscar Van Cltt, principal, Mrs. Ran
dUlphi Mss Chadwick anu Miss
DIVA Vau Cot.
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wond.riuitInd OF cold.

MiDpLEsBuKHU, KY, Nov. 2l-rhe
uACNtiu,ut owes tuu wJudsuul nud VI
gun al LuuU mUuntaIu, tWouty miles
.rUm uulv, b. uuaUatUI. Three tnuu.
sauu prUpiu hfv ON tue ground. Fiy,
tnuusauu collars was takuu .ut late
yrs1rtuHy. lnis makes $4,000 in all
Jshu MoCsmpUui, On WuOsu gtJuul
'ho nui h located, naH OallvI ON Gov.
uruJf lurnvy Tor rrUtuuuyu.
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TAMMANY,
Han and The TuSClFOTaS Defeated 10
Their own S.TOBghOlds.
CroVsr has Gone Co His HuEsard Hoost
Wilson aud nrrck~nrtdge are
ton Q" 80. itnd.
lGod save the Queen.I

In the presidential election Of two
years ago and this one lust passed.
should teach the men who are chosen to
represent the people IN their national
affairs, that the people are keeping tabs
on them very closely and will stand no
more monkeying.
Ia times OF general prosperity people
become very lax ia keeping themselves
posted on what their public representa-
yves are DOING but when II becomes
hard for them 10 make both financial
ends meet pretty thorough invcstga-
ton is sure TO follow, and the uuaithiul
senators are pretty eiieCiullIy wceded
out, and the process continues until an
honest administration IS obtained aud
general prosperity again resumed
We are now OF the opinion that the
radical change boz the congress will pre-.
cludc any further radical tariff lcgisla.
ton, which fact will alone restore con.
hdcucc IN the manufacturing, con mer-
cial and financial circles and a in great
measure restore prosperity aud value
in property To be SURF.
Almost all commodities will advance
In price, Wages will advance. work
will be more plentiful and the advanced
prices will not be SO much noticed.
We shall, however continue for q
time ~ least, our hard times prices and
continue to make clothing at twenty five
per cent lower thhu most of our com.
pc.itoB, but how long we shall be able |
to give the splendid suits we are now
offering for the price Is q question not |
answeTa'ie az the present Time. But
anyone who will call and examine { q |
quality Of our SIS 10, SIC so and $500 |
suits, will be convinced that such bar. |
gains can't continue long. Our Over. |
coats at $1,000 are beauties though we
have some even owcr priced.
Yours truly
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BREAISwATER, Del, Nov, 2i.-The
htu On tns Mallory line steamship
Lsmpasa-, rom Galveston, Tor New
YORK, which tut Ia hcre yesterday,
reached between decks aft, dutinR
tHe night. lhe tug Nuuh America
Continued throwing water on tue tige,
until early this morning Il was thought
tue last spark had been eKunguisneu.
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Union Entertainment.

The Y. l.. NJ. J.. A. Of tho second,
Third, Eighth ami Ninth wards viii
y We uu entertainment In tue Ninth
Wafd AmuscmHut nail next MOudH,
evening combating % musical anu
literary exercises. The affair viii be
unique auu no doubt tr0se VINO attend
wiil be pleased.
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wAsHfNaroN, ID. e., NV gl-E.
3. n .miia, the founder uf tus C3suc.
land Leuder and momuer C' CIusftsr
from ohio before the wal dltI hgie
yesterday, aged 80. his death wa
due Indirectly ~ an as-au.t two months
ago by negro VINO ATTEMPTED 90 fJu
MIN. liu was one OF the ht.t Free
son Leaders Of g United states.
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NEW Yoml, Nov. 24.-rho stock
mnract opened glrgag. sugar s0lI
III
lntrs was a general Improvement
In I - market after / POLO x. West.
cru Umon sold az Z sugar &, lcail,
Manhattan Hul fulnan New jon.
sey Central /, Like Su,.s .. Toe
general marketo no strong.
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Y. NJ g. A., Holmes bu lung, 2ii
Stale street, gospel meeting Tor met
only every SUNDAY at p. m. Tue
me, unR tomorrow will be- addressed
by Hon. Ffauk Pierce. Special music
by nale qutrielIo. Tnosc meetings are
open 10 All men.
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THE CANyAsslNG BOARD.
lis Progress SLOW Owing 10 tho Returns
Not being ln-School Election.

The work Of canvassing the election
returns IL proceeding very tl1wiy, ow-
ing to the returns from all the pre-
cincis not having been received yet
by the Utah Commission. The nov
counties oanvassed by the board since
last evening report Of the NEws's
shows a. rs loiows on the vote fgr Del.
Cgatei
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Nv vision hls been wonderfully Impr0ycd Dog
ne FIaHscs tHat ur, -h f'u rfu uu uftfur. lud.
Through them thc world looks .lgtrur and
more distinct Than formerly while Cor yIUHu
wnra th,y are VUry rrHfI. tu W. e rH
ttu ltElAuLua,
Secretary ot mo rrcuduuey. Mormon
Church
rhn read for hours with rIuatcs cited by
ur. rhclWvriiu,'s peculiar method They
HINc mN CIcs complete rrt
JNO. ". GHLENNAN.
O. r. Commissioner.
Dr.. shclmcrdiuc made "a thorough rEtmIna.
ton u' uY tYrs. AMI Che glasses hv pre- HrlHti
Dave improved wN Nisluu wonderful. NHuHluF
De- pleasure, wucru before % wac dt1.UuIty.
j, ". iilrLE.t.
The photographer.
Having committed hIEh authority Cor Wy 90.
trruNe Hlght and CNpU rluuUH1 no hunrut Hl
their hauds, { am pleased % stY tDat ur
shClmUrdiuu ia tho fret 60 prescribe glasses
mat give my eyes perfect ease
T.. S UANrwELL. a. y.
10 AND 20 sCOT1 AuERBACU BLOCK,
%! SOUTH AAtN ,IHEET
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co NJ MERCIAL.


tALr LAKE uLEAEtN8 HOUSE.
To lnyia clearing house exchanges
aU1autcI Co fg7J.hHf same uay
.sa yrhG f2iO,s75. Weeks olsanugs,
fl,7Ni.H3 same week last year, 81,
2jl,U4j.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silyrr .., load, $500.
LJudUu.-dilvef, ~ I.
ORE AND BULLION.
McCornics A. o.. received today!
Silver anu lead ores, $3.50.
j. II. Jones 4 o.. received today!
Bullion, s0,5OJ ores, $1,000. TolAi,
$4,000.
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srooa, u,GNar.


rhicAEl. close. Nov a.
Whtat-Nov, ils a q. 3 Doc 4aH.. "a d.
tutu-Nuy, as utt as,
uhb.-NoN., a. lfCCs, lsts
.fora-Noy'' lEi0i Jan, 4 TO- BID May. y.
lafd-Nov Gp2is Dec 800
lsua- Noy, 40, Jau, Gy3 uld
NyraHla
Harley Medium. So
tl.N Hyru=i hI.
a H.H'ut suru=dU1
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AssOCiaie Justice Barlch.

Judge Blr.oi Will probably return
from Beaver on Monday or Tuosday
next.
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ASSIGNEE SALE q groceries,
CONSUMING pi staple sud fancy 'eas,
c0de,-, lsri, sytups, lot ~ fine rhsirs,
mute, taking pawIofs. canned irIi ur
vegetables. l.t OF walnut. pIcl H.,
sstJiuUt, ArbuckIe's coffee, fsn, crack
ut', Dot % otOcEury, glass and cuiu. f.,
lamps, show cases, fixtures, feifigets-
iJia, PARTITION scalus and thouss nd
cher articles carried ir ttore pl tnls
Kind. SaIs ~ The G-rmpuin Cstn
Grocery store, ~. l2i West, Ftr.t
south Street. on MUuIus, ut 1880 OBJ.
m. and COuiiuu. until sOlI; also deliv-
ny wagon stj hnfs s.
X. a. ANuRrwa Auctionect.
Onlc,, y ~ Main Street.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow der
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omINA's Naval srnENarm.
OnIy Four Effective Men.of- War Len
oil the firrt.

LONDON, Nov, gi-Acuording to "A
ispatun ron Snaugnai, a large Chi.
uese cruiser broke her propeller " nile
trying ~ haul the wRtslip Chen Yuen
OH tue rocks at Wei Hal Wei anu Inc
cruiser 10 now sald 10 ne lying useless
tt that place. Itis added that China
mas only Jour effective warsEips lott.
SHORT or FUNDS, TOO.
Sir Robert Hart, inspector general Of
The imperial 0ns.Ums VI China, has
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Seeond Qnnrnm.

Tho Second quorum Of Seventies
VIII meet IN tpe Sixth wuEI Assem- "
hall on Monday evening next, al 1880
o'clock.
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laisriIg.
Elizabeth uuurk gtal 10 D.ar.ta IT,
liurA par HfCuou 20. township
norm. range west -HIt L1Lu
lINfIllHu ......s. .sss .. ..ss..a..N I IU
2. NJ ttuu Utuh Iu Chs. lee a. tuIr.
part lHt1. BLOCK 20. plat %. rItF 1000 o.
J, Is. uiigHpIo Ell tI tu " 90. nuIEr,
Uaft IuI .. uIHrk o.. .IEH NI"H.
pIat s, his iIViu HultUT...s.s.... 900 20
Marion 10. ufauy Ut uh g. llEIum 49,.
trHuam. uHrt SECTION b tuUus
snip aHuth, range / UaHL raIt
llaU meridian ........ s..s....... nos UU
JOhn ulauu ct IA 60 john W. How
Man. lu g. sud g.. block a..
fritrh a ~ che additions. ... no 90
samuel NJ, harlow q uN Zoo Iu.rUh
:, barlow, part lot o., block %,
- 90 Ht Nf tIlI ..lia..s.sssss ..... .ssss 800 10
ily. H. ,Uhpugld 90 THumaH 30. Nuu
Ir, lots DOB bNrIun tItl u.ul J.. 100 90
Henry schmidt 90 IA 10 iUomas 4.
Notl Jr lHts iu West Lake patsA
anu % .HtHsH ....aa. fasaHs ... ......sa I n Iu
slli Lake County 10 John 81. Larson,
plft section I, tuWuHuIU south.
tanRc cast salt Lake o.. rIatlH. zoo
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worid'sraIr Highest Medal and Diploma.
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What is Moro Attractive

Than a pretty face with a ffgsh, s1i
oompiot.5uf Torit, use pouoni'H Powder
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About Ten Thousand Dollars worth win ne thrown on on
cunnets, at prices that all afford Six Dfesg We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-10
READY FOR A STRIKE.
Fall River Weavers Scout idea Of Five Per
Cent. Cut and Short Time.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 9.-The largest
meeting of the Weavers' Association ever
held, convened tonight. The sentiment of
the members was very strongly in favor of
strike, but after heated discussion the
counsels of the conservative leaders pre-
vailed. 1t was voted that the matter be
considered at general meeting, August IL.
The idea of voluntary vacation appears
to be gaining ground, and the question of
accepting per cent. reduction and work.
ing short time is secuted. Within a week
meetings of weavers will be held in various
parts of the city to determine the real senti-
ment of the help.
The King Phillip mills strike was talked
of and it was voted to leave the matter of
declaring the strike off to the strikers, who
will meet tomnrrow morning. Probably
the 10 weeks struggle will be ended tomor-
row.
1t was voted to appoint committee to act
in unison with the New Bedford weavers in
sending lawyers to consult Chief Wade and
the attorney general, for the purpose of
testing the weavers' particular bill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-08-10
BRITANNIA WON.
Got Good Start and Held the Lead TO Tie
Finish.

CowEs, Aug. 9.-Of the six yachts en-
tered for today's race in the royal yacht
squadron regatta for the $500 purse Of
frred by the town of Cowes, the Vigilant
and Britannia were the only starters. There
was good west breeze and both yachts be-
gan at once to beat to windward in order to
reach the Lepe mark boat. The Britannia
crossed the starting line at Ion. Som. OBS.
holding the weather position with the
Vigilant closely following at 10h. Bonn. 05s.
The course is the same as on Saturday last,
from the starting line at Cowes around the
mark boat off Lepe, then around the War
ner lghtship, and back to Cowes. twice
around, distance of 45 miles.
All the yachtsmen were out early. Ex-
ceptional interest was felt in today's test of
speed because the Britannias crew are
known to be smarting under the beating
which the Americans gave them in the
jockeyipg contest of last Monday. All ex-
pected that there would be some repetition
of the smart work done by the rival yachts.
When the Britannia came out in fighting
trim for the start, she got hearty cheer
from the shore. The Vigilant was greeted
with few cheers, most of them from her
American friends. The Britannia held her
weather position and increased her lead
gradually.
The time at the finish was:
Britannia-3h. Ism. Is.
Vigilant-3h 20m. 20s.
1T is supposed that the Britannia shifted
er ballast last night