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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-A dispatch 10
the Chronicle from Vienna says the fire
when broke out IN the warehouse on
the water front Of Fuime on August
lB.h has not yet been quUnchrd, MI.
though 10000 tons Of water arc thrown
on the burning mass hourly. There "
no possibility Of saving the goods In Ihe
great structure. Tue atmosphere In
thick with smoke, which N almost un-
bearablc, and all those who can afford
tho expense are leaving town.
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ENGAGED TO a PRINCE.
Miss ruiiman'- Father Must Buy Her
- rue, Though.

LOSDON, Aug. 20.-The engagement
II announced oi Miss Florencs Pull
man, daughter Of George NJ. Pullman,
10 prince Of Isenburg. Bintoln, the
eldest sou OF the Pfince Charles Oi
lsonbufg- Birstoln, and the Arohduohess
Marie Louise Oi Austria and "a cousin
VI the emperor Of Austria.
Miss Pullman's iatheronly consented
10 his daughters engagement 10 the
prince on tho condition that the chill.
dfen shall pOfsess the iull rights VI
succession 10 tho title, dgnitits AMI
hereditary privileges Of this house Of
lscnbutg. Blrstlin. II Miss Pullman
could obtain the title Of princess from
some foreign court tho difficulty
would DO overcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21
cor WATSON noNORED.
ue IL offered the Command ola DIVi'
sion of the Mlkndo'a Forces

sion Of the Mlhndo's Forces,
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Aug. 2l.-One OF
the most important men In this
country In his relation 10 the presen
controversy between Japan and China,
aud Que who 10 likely 10 prove au i'm.
pOttRnt factor In direct way, AZ he IN
certain to In An Indirect way, Ia the
war now wAging over CoTea, 10 Col. j.
IL, WATSON, Of SedRlia, Mo-, formerly a
we'll known officer OF tho United States
army. The Japanese government has
cent for Col. WATSON ami urged him to
repair ut once 10 the scene Of contilc
aui there take command OF ono d..
vision Of the MikadO's forces. He has
teen asked 10 do this because OF his
ihmlllurity with this japanese and their
methods and his known ability MS q
oDuminder. The government Of
hciuls know this from Col. Wasson'a
connection with the japanese army al
Unr time as a military instructor.
Hears ago, during President GRANITE
first term, the mikadO required Of thl,
government that young military
uilicer OF marked ability bs sent TO ia.
pan TO Introduce Into the japanese
army American tactics and method,
OF warfare. II was desirable
aud honorable position, and Presi.
dent Grant selected Col. WATSON,
II claesmate at the West Point Military
academy and close friend ami great
iRvorlle. WATSON had previously been
seut upon a similar mission 10 Egypt
upon the request OF the KheIive, and
spsnt two years In the Nile country
iuslrucling the military forces aud
earning considerable reuown tor hi.
tact Hnd ability Ia that line. But II
was In his relations with Japan thai
ho achieved his greatest fame,
In 1874 no accompanied General
4igO as chief OF stat, with the rank oil
uu.unel, In tho expedition against
F.fmusa. Col. WATSON conducted the
tEgediiiontO n eucceasiul termination
tne success OF the enterprise aud the
satisfactory manner IN which II wal
u,rred through 80 pleased tho MlkadI
that he bestowed upon Col. WATSON
the decoration Of tho rising sun Of the
imperial order OF NELL, u distinction nC
otner foreigner ever enjoyed.
A warm personal friend OF the
colonel residlng In this city, Ia In 10
cript VI letter from tho ex.soldler
Rivlng tho iacls Az TO tie offer made
ny Japan.
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DINausrED WIN IT.
rho TaTsney TraEcdy End- IN u fArec
Ia McUoaches's Couri.

COLORADO CRY, Colo, Aug. 90
The Tafsuey outrage cases ended In q
farce In Justice McClacheb's court this
afternoon at $3.50 o'cloci'
District Attorney Cochran appearo
bslors the court AMI rsked that tue
Gases against Robert Taylor Hiram
Rebecks, Jack Carrlll, II. u. Alleu,
Jack Mullen, Sherm Crumleyi mo,
Blair, r. ID. Smith, walter Skam, Dr.
II seJ, William BancrJiL sam shellon'
berger, Jay Quakenbush, Wm, saKteu
and John Doe be dismiaaed' Inc cis'
trict attorney stated that he maus this
motion for the reason lhat evidence IN
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Tho Armor rlaro InyestIgNIIon.

NEW YoRl, Aug. 2l,-A World dli'
patch from Washington sayE CHAIR
man Cummings Of the atmor Plate IN
vestigating committee sent MS report
10 the government printing otiice to-
night, accompanied by the V0lhmln-
Gus testimony taken during the IN
qulry, which when printed viii make
nearly thousand pages,
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thln..c onnst nehn.s..

LosDON, Aug. 20 "A dispatch from
Shanghai snyi: Admiral Ting, acting
under orders, has 10 disposed tue
tmsllor vessels nf the Chinese iieet ~
10 Prevent the Japanese from landing
troops In Chlnese territory. The
stronger vessels are openly cruising Ia
the Gulf Of Pe.Cbi-i ready 70 hgLi
the Japauese. Up to this time they
have not had the good ioriuso 10 meet
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

NEW YOniS, Aug 20.-The japanese
government has ordered, II Is said,
100000 stands OF guns asd amuniii0n
from firm In this city, When quci-
toned a. to the report, the manager Of
the firm said:
"fno fact IL, am not at liberty con.
cetning the matter, as the two coun.
tries are nj war ana the statement
may do Considerable hatm.D
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nrseLinridgs Humble.

LExIsoTos, KY, Aug. eO.-Colonel
W. q. Il. Bttokiufldge spoke this after
noon at Georgetown, the home OF the
Hon. w. G., Oven, his most powerful
opponent In his struggle for reelection.
His address was an appeal for mercy,
inasmuch a. no had confessed his sins
and laid himself at tho feet Of his
people. His reception was rather cold
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the cases had been received by tho
grand Jury, who had failed to huI true
bills against any Of the defendants.
The court granted the motion. Not
person from Denver who bad been
interesting themselves IN tue Ifo ecu.
ton was present. The people here are
disguised with the whole rnaif.
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II You Cannot Come 10 Salt Lake

Write for the mail treatment. 'Oneof tho
physicians IN personal charge superln-
tends the mall department aud by aya-
TEN Of close correspondence controls
those out OF tho citv quite as well a. those
who como 10 the ofilco. Send for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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dave nir,h to rour childrsn.

MONET, No., Aug. 2O.-Mrs. Il. f.
Morgan Of this city this morning gave
biftn 10 four children, three girls aud
a boy, the combined weight Of which
Is sixteen pounds. Tue mother, who
is small woman, IL doing we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

Defendant. dismissed ON That Charge
Hut Fined ON Another

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 2;.-Tho
20 sus Ol H.. Seyler hnd others charged
with grand larceny In stealing "a train
vt Duusmulr 10 bring armed strikers
here were dismissed In the police
Clutt ON motion VI the district attorney
AID they were fined IS each on au-
other complaint for evading the pay.
munt Of railroad fares. IA they were
leaving the building, however, they
were arrested by deputy United
States marshal ON charge OF Interior.
iug with United States mails aud
International commerce. They all
managed to give bail In 5000 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

San DIEGO, Gala, Aug. CIV. J.
C0rurll, VI III Gallon, has been arrested
uy United States Deputy Marshal
Goodrich aud taken 10 Los Angeles n
charge Of attempting TO deirhud
through ths United states mails.
Cornell used the malls In advertising
fictitious Uhildren's home,
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ARE TREATED lHD CURED BI l8SS808ES
4 SHORES ron s. 4 MONTH, HtOI-
GIHEs FURNISHED FREE.
No Caiehpenny Schemes, but Honest
TreaimcnL-you will Notice tho
Misnt Specialists Have Quit
No Frauds can Live Under Drs
Shores a Shores Mighty
Exposure.

Mrs. Oberg has resided hero Tor tho
past eighteen years aud her many friends
will DO glad 10 learn Of her little daugh.
tor's rapid recovery.
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HARVEST EXCURSION
To all Points in Utah on Rio
Grando Western Railway.

Lowest rates ever given from Salt
LAKE CITY. Tickets on sale August
.2ld. limited 10 August 8lst. TicAeis
GOOD ON all regular trains u August
g2ud. Rates ~ follows!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

HoRsLLLsyiLLE, n. y, Aug. 20
Farmers vi Sl,uben county are alarmed
over the appearance Of grassnOppers
In large 6wHrns.
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JUST ARRIVED.

go inch Thbet Cloths In all coongs designs I5c
Sepeuine Crtpes ncn light shades worth 7Sc 3D. for
I2acyd. 50 inch lercaes absolutely colos 5c
Iggcyd,
weekIo pieces OF IS inch Black English Jacquard in lovely
designs worth opening price yd. 90 all COL
sung Soc worth soc yd Noyeaue Suiling rich
ing, choice designs worth 7Sc at soc 3d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-21

Hats.
IMIlI

We have Just rooolvod
the Fall Style In Knox
Hats Remember "Knox"
tho Hattor." took tho ak
highest awards at tho
Worlds Fair for SILK
Hats, Soft and Stuff Hats,
Straw Hats and Mapped
Hats. II you arc thinking
OF buying a Hat. II will
pay you to buy tho best
Hat mado. Always buy
Knox. Union mado, world
Renowned Hats. We arc
Solo Agents for Salt Lake
City.
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Errors In the rATin ~,
NEw YORK, Aug. 20.--The EUsnin0
Tot aayti More errors In the tRrlli
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8 Post ns elllgencsr Co, Seattle, Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrives on The nEss
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prtcs for which you give the map 70 yoax
subscribers Most respectfully, n 4
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What
They
Think
OF. 1t.


The premium map offered BY
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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PALoUsE CITY wash, Nay n. lee1
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AUkIbLAH, % e, M AZ u, ls8X
Editor PostsInteIii gencer seattle, Wash
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MALorr, Wash. March 80, 1854
Post-Intelligencer Ca, seattle. Wash.-
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ONTARIO. Canada, April Z. 1884.
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EAST st. CLoUp. MINI. May IS, 1884
Posts Intelligencef, seattle. Wash.
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NORTH WELLINGTON, b. G., June J, 1894
Editor Post int eli gencer, ssA tis. Wssh
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LUMHI. Wash, Feb. T. AosA
3 Tho Pest Intelligencer. seattle. ass =
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LANGLEY. wash,, March 81, lssL
observation-disclosures Publishing w. $50
tie, Wash. -0snts: ! would say thas 80
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LoOMGsroS, W AanAs feR y. IOWA
Post-Tnt elligencer, Seattle. Wash Il ~
ceived your map aud IL Ii away beyond my
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Fay, Idaho, Feb =, IosA.
The Seattle PosI-Intefii gencsr Co, Ssss
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BALTrNoEK. Nd, May Ia, Iss2
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CLKvELANps Wash. Feb. 2. 16S1
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roHrM YAKIMA, Wash. Feb ., lssa
Post -9fntetligencsr, ~sAstie, -
Gents; Enclosed please nnd sIAats
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BrKTHs.

eHYTH-At Essstie. GA saturday. August &
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oFNIkHkkIsE,s W ash Feh 10, lH11
seattle Post Intellfgenear asaffla
ASA Have received the wall map Az,
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PostIhtellixsncer, Seattle, Wash ST..
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spscE AMI deserves praise. Yours uas
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Advertisements un1sr tas heal Of Loaf
Found, For gale. For Rsnt and situations
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate OF cent .
word each insertion. Payment always IN ad-
ysnce No embellishments received Tor issa Than
sIceuts.
SoTIcY-Ths business osres OF ne PosT-IE,
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Advertisements viii be resolved q orsncn
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pELIINGHAM BAY BUKEAU-Esw What
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Culver. Manager
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FOR Information concerning tnis ~
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MEADOW. Wash. Fsb. .. lssz'
@ Poatd ntsillgenosr 90 seattle. wss.s-a
Sirs-1hs map Is BsstsfCthAn y sAP- .ss-l-
so 80 are well satisfied "ita =
fully.
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Dx4rHs AsD FUNERALS.

naIgY-Fn seattle. a. III Elghth street, sat
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eho.sra infAntum. aged months
Services Will De held tousorrow AZ 10 ceiSex Al
Eatssyworfh a sons undertaking rooms Rev.
n G Gsrrsft ofEscsatiag IntsTEzent IA Mount
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tske mace this afssraooa ct 4 o clock AZ But~
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LIFTS fuasrnl % r X. lee viii Be held AZ
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afternoon ~ O'Clock. lnserment IN Mount
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AskHpKEs, wash, Feb IA los@
8 Post Co. seab.s. .-ss.-s
Premium map received ana gives 49,
Satisfaction, Yours respectfully - -
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LATAa, Wash. Fsn . 1881
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pIs. ed with ltAnd alse Ihs pApsE Ss1'
respectfully.
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TUE ALLEN s J.
IL printsrs pualil a. - Ett PRINTING Co,
book Iaaksrs 20 q hers, okeiuders and blank
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l. ASTHONY'sU
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Wash , And :, Terry BLOCK. Seattle,
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THE SEATTLE
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thorough and prac4 a individual instruction,
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vocAL AND ISsrRUmEsrAI MUsic

MADAME DAHL, BANJO AND VIOLIN So
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E0R GE-UNINCUMBERED REAL
Il estate Seattle for good household furni-
ture sufficient 10 furnish Is rooms. Cali or al.
dress Hygienie Institute. corner Third and
James streets Seattle, Wash.
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IGOR ENCHAN6E-FINE NEW COOK STOVE
for your old worn ont stove; lowest prires
In the city, 6-hole range. large oven for ,l2:
these prices are Summers for competitors 10
meet spe ger Hur.bnt, ais Pike street, Ranke
building
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EOR ENCHANGE-s,oo AND SERVICES FOR
an interest IN paying business Address +
iSs. care Post-Intell igsncer
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The foliowing lcttsFs await sdFsrIsssFs ~ tnis


\ ofggE ROOM AND OFFICE ROOMS AT
j. reasonable prices in Seattle National Bank
building Inqiiifs room 6o3 seattle National
Bang building
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IGOR EXCHANGED ACRES NEAR RICH
Il moad Beach, clear of lncumbranee to ex-
ehsnge Tor or s-room house. must he modern
good view, near car line, will assume reaSonA.
bic iheUmbianee }. = Morse. room "a Burke
building
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yVASrEn 2IADiEs To sEE OUR LINE or
W cook STOVES from 81 up. th9 best cook stove
foI the money Ia seattle. they are going fastsR
thali ever spslgetS Hurlhut, ais Pike street.
Eanke building
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E0R EXCHANGE a ACRES IN PORT
n Orchard, water front, Tor house and lot in
Seattle: must be modern, near car line: if prop
erty and location suit will assume reason able
inrumbrance ]. 5. Morse, room "a Burke
building.
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TOR ENCHANGE-CH0ICE VACANT LOTS
Tor hrst-elass relinqaishmsnt with i'm
proyemeuts, timber the principal object Ad.
dress g l59. care Post Intelligencer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

LOB sALE-BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER
offered 10 nan aud wife; oeAussfat sun
ussr resort B acres wster front. bisek soil.
cheap, ws1zout interest. $50 - aer-s - ?. a
ing. well improved George Oers40vicn, sls
South E4shsh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

NfANrKnSiAnN AGENTS; THE EAsIFST
W snd most profitable thihE H. 30 - g. sell the
DYgsla correct send for terms and information
r. the Westefn7t Corset Company. ~ Louis. Ma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

LsOR sALE-Is-ACRE GARDEN TRACT AT
IL Port Orchard bay, in full view OF U. 5. dry
dock, at $500. William Bremen, room up
stairs. 6i6 Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

E0R EXCHANGED VALUABLE PIECE OF
II property in san Diego city for improved or
uuinproved Seattle property. Room Is Hinek-
ley block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

MISS CHAPLIN
vi tome Cal n To- IS LESSONS AT YOUI
-NC ca Third znd Union
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-05

LsOR sALE-sROOM HOUSE, LOT 90xl20,
IL on seventh, near Pike; this property Is val
ued at $1,000, will be sold for 5000 II taken az
once; the buyer can double his money in less
than two years. J. Morse room "a Burke
bufldfng