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This Will be getaway day at Jerome
Park, and the talent will hardly be
sorry. The card, while heavier than
usual IL not oycrburdened with quality.
but the fields are 20 evenly matched.
that winners are hard to pick Eel.,
demere and Shelly futile should fur
nish II close contest In the opening
event. and the halfmile dash for two
year-old hlles also ought to he. close.
The third race. al one mile. brings
out fair lot, OF which Speculation.
Kentucky Lady and .Bonaventure seem
to be the best The fourth race IL a
half-mile scramble for maiden young
sters, and they should afford a good
medium for speculation. Flirt, Haltun,
Miss Galop and other fair sprinters
win meet In the fifth, and the meeting
will close with II mile and n y sixteenth
race. In which some good ones are
follow: - go '"c g." -. 80
First Rsoe.-sweeps,akss OF SO each. with $500
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WaS, Blue Mass and Campaign look
the best of this lot and should finish as
named
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JOURNAL

First Race-Beldemcre. Shelly. Tuttles
Second Race-Ettarre. Philon7eba. n !,
q Third RaceAHaitonc McIntyre.a
Fourth Race-Captain Nick, BelvinaI
Fifth Race-Flirt, Miss Galop.
Sixth Race-Bandit, George Dixon.
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Tue Psnusyivasi. I,ailrsnd 20.

EXCURSION to Niagara Falls. via West Shore
RI D p NJ. Saturday. See . cursions. -
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BAH FHANUrCJ, Nov. ll.-Au nc.
ciuent Wttu mituru Outiy escaped
fatalities nccuruI VA cDuue,t ton with
an outdoor FELL ioua service tnis a ter.
noon. An indcpoudo ohuicn, tue
cafdiuul principle VI whlcu Is the be-.
lIe that tnu Augl .SaAuu race h one
VI the ioat ten tribus OF lsacl, hss been
iouu.uI by Rev. Mt Aiul, VINO mas
held rcvivnl .tofvitts, eliminating To-
Jay IN public baptism VI converts Ia
the waters OF the uuy.
The announcement OF TIC ceremony
ATTRACTED an Immense crowd 10 Norm
buscn, Several hundred people were
on tbs Taylor slrtes wnarvcs, aud l51
mltc standing on broad stairway
leading uUwn g. the wharf, Tue
wOrm.entcu tiubufs Of the old Htruc.
tufu gave way in tho midst VI whole
saiu baptism, ptocipitati the people
from twelve 70 twenty irui, according
" their location.
Fortunately the tide was out, NO in.
stead Of failing into the water the
spectators tumblad into the Shiny muu.
No one was hillou, but as the people
were piled i've deep there were macy
serious bfuiruu huu several broken
limb. The patrol wagon was Tuug IA
and three loaus OF injured taken 10 the
receiving hospital. Tins accident
caused no cessation Of the service, anu
xix Ieyivalists continued 10 asslat Mr..
Allen In immct8inF converts.
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WHAT wILsoN GAYS.
Hard Times the Cause of the Hopubii.
can victory,


NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-tn n letter to
the ITCSs, nom Warrington, Hon.
William l.. Wilson gives his views Of
the cause VI Democratic defeat. lie
Watps:
lizard timeo is an enemy before
which no political party In America
has ever been able TO make success.
ful stand when In power.
"lhis Is, aud perhaps always will be,
a weak point Ia popular goytrnment.
When labor N out OF employment,
when farm products are low, when our
financial system u disoTganizsu, the
wlsust naturalization OF government
and the most wholesome laws do not
avail u save a party from temporary
anu disastrous overthrow.
III they have Inflicted Chaslisement
II Is because the rarity did not carry
out with suillciet promptness auJ
thOtoughness tue WORK they committed
TO II. Tho long and indeiensiOIu de.
lay In the Senate, the sinister sus-
piolOns that gathered around certain
schedules anu duties as they arc
framed now, klndled disappointment
AMI disgust among the rank anu fiie
OF the party that led 10 apathy anu
even mlsludgoI hostility IN tho recent
elections"
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Efforts TO "Fiar n Iury.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. ll.-Hhere
have been further sensational discover.
les with regard TO the efforts 10 tx tie
Jury IN the trial OF w. 3. richardson
ana II, N. Smith, charged with the
srxtuplo lynching near Miilington,
ana tomorrow Prosecuting Attorney
Paterson viii ask the court TO discharge
tie eleven men that have teen secured
alter weeks labJti.ua examination
Ol $40 talesmeu.
Tue a,t1rhey-genernl will present TO
tho court an affidavit that nearly all Oi
thtsH QUO petHOuB summoned fOr jury
service have been selected from among
the known friends OF the accused, anu
one jufymnn, II was shown by an
dgvii, asserted that he would not
convict white man for killing u
negro.
The atlornsy.genofal will also move
the court 10 relieve Sheiiu McCarvor
rom duty during the progress OF this
case. THIS N because VI the manner IN
which the sheriff has summoned the
jury men aud In the manner m which
nc has treated the pfisouefS' The
attorney has learned that tluce their
incarceration both Smith aud Richard
son have been taken by tho sheriff 10
the krrryilio npigbbOrho0N on more
than one occasion,
Butch McCAryer, son Of the sheriff,
II prosecuting witness In the case, aud
uas teen IA communication o,nsiautly
with tue accused, who, whilo IA iAI,
have been allowed extraordinary I'D.
urllos.
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Forest rirss stoppea.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE
forest nfes ~ Arkansas aud Tennessee
north Of Memphis have about spent
their Jury. The flames have burned TO
ihu ba Ks Of the Miasissippi river and
stopped.
Tue damage reported tsiay was
small, being cInnuel 10 tue destfug-
ZION of few fences around piauta-
Tons On the Afkansus side Of the river.
ihoro are atil no signs OF raiu anu
hpprthrusi0ns are that nfes viii
urcak oui iu other regions. Tue -.
fmucii basin b. rs dty a. % Chip PAM
iunibermen lear that 10 iircs should get
start in that socl on toe l1ssrs w4uid
ur heavy. Tho am0kc IL dirni ptafitg
from the city AID fvor traffic 10 uI-
impaired.
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Mr.. sawyer says. 81 can't say posi-
lively how long / have had caiarrh In
my systom-a year or ~ anyway. Had
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DO woon tho eyes most all tho time.
Head and nose were always stopped up
one side on the other. Mucus dropping
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rho GU sison ARiiattng n Portion Of
toe People of sacramento.

hhN taN' NiFNh NEitntAuH FuritFm OF
90. People of sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. lg.-ufs
Josie Regain ueau?" Is question that
Il agitating considerable lortiou
VI thi.lc immunity.
Miss keAan was employed I'm the
public schools Of this city Tor many
years, aud finally became principal.
She wns membfr Of the county board
u education and recognized a. one Of
the most efficient teuchefs Of the dc.
paftment. she was In poor health, how
ever, aud 10 obtained d long leave Of
absence, and on the evening Of August
20, 1898, departed tor psgs, France,
ostensibiy 10 have eur. ical operation
performed. A few weeks later cable.
ufam was received n m PARIS, statinr
th,t Mise Rtgau had expired from the
effects of hcmOrfhagu In PARE
hotel. II il now slaleI that Mrs Rtnar
is not dead, hut living IN Cuiofaiu
CITY, where sno IL married 10 John
CLARA, an engineer tor WI m ,he lifted
a tiaucu of ten yeafs' standing.
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LEAVING FORT ARTHUR.


WAsuISoToN, ID. e., Nov. ia
letter has been received from Rome by
Mgr. SaIolli, 10 be- forwarded ny MIN
to the arohbishops. Heretofore the
Potter pence collected each year In
every diocesn was sent directly by the
bishops to Rome. Now these collec.
lions must bo transmitted 10 the
ALLOCATE. Moreover, any individual
who wishes 10 make In his own name
n more liberal contribution than lac
would ordinarily put IN tho diocuse on
collection, may do 90 by addressing II
directly to tbs pops through the able
gate.
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Probably more than % per cont. OF
Tho sickness now provnlou, though
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Los ASuELEs, Cal, Nov. l2.-Matt
Ro,ce, one VI the most daring and sue
ccesiul huncO men and confidence
operators on the Pacific coast, has been
arrested In mi. city. Retce IA wanted
In Lea1vilie, Colo, where n term In
the penilonliafy awaits him. Rtece
has been hunted by cillcets all over
tho coast for several months. He will
DO held until an ofiicer with requisitlon
papers arrives.
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That the issue could not 10 longer de.
lnyei, aud that the sooner 81 vs. made
the better. He taw the ttos-ufy Re.
oeipis constantly growi g les, with
no Immediate prospect OF any favor
aole change. Already the gold reserve
mas reached point Of f4,t0lO0O he.
low the point touched previously to
the last issue, with the probabilities
strongly IN favor % still .ufthef ana
larger Withdrawals for export as soon
AZ the usual npring oullJws Get iu.
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Elnnlrin Seal.

Handsome Electric ScalCapcs
- in. deep value SIS 90.
- inch Fine Electro seal
Capcs, value $500. now
Very Handsome Electric Seal
Capes. - To-. deep. value
s1Auo. now
20 inch Elegant Electric Seal
CapcS, with martin collar.
regular value $500 now
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requested him TO hunt them a ,possum.
He was unsuccessful In his hunt and
butchered his old tom cal, dressed II and
sent II to Sharon.
Tho club membefs have Investigated
the case aud found Jouess statement
20 be true, and have begun legal pro.
oeedings against the Malt,se vendor.
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Given By DTS Shores
SYMPTOMS MOST COMMON IN
CATARRH AND CATARRHAL
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The Grown OF England wrecked Dur.
ing Fog.


SANTA MONtCA, Cal, Nov, 1.-The
fret mate sau five sailors from tho
steamer Crown VI England landed
heie this morning IA dense fog. They
brought the iiust nbwH OF the wreck
VI their steamer, which occurred Mt .
o'clock Wudnesdny morning.
Tue boat was unacf command of
Captain Hamilton, anu Lett san Diego
In ballast ior Nauaims, u, o., at 7
O'Clock Tuesday morning. This foy az
tho time was 10 dense the pilot advised
Captain Hamilton not to 90. The fog
continued all day and night Without
warning the boat struck ON the reef Ia
two ihtnoms OF water.
The mate anu I'VE sailors then start.
cd TOT the main land ia boat, leaving
the remainder oil the crew ON the
island. The boat was running at hall
speed at tho time che struck.
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Real ConoY.

Black Coney Fur Cape. 90 ii. SO 8
long, value s. ol. now WV
Fine Coney Fur Capes, % in. AZ
deep, rtgulafpricc SO, nov ~''
French Concy Capes, IS in. 81
teep,iull sweep, value sf3.So ~"
Ex Fine French Cuney Capes. 80 {
2oin. deep. were SIS 90 now
Elegant Quality Co1cy Capes $40
IS in. deep, were $40 90. now
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SPAIN PAY. rmH co9Ia.
sequel of outrage Committed on "a
hnmth- rn nnr- d IsInnh.

sequel of outrage Committed on n
southern Fac o. Island.
NEW YOnK, Nov. lg.-rhr isov. ID &.
&. &. Crogsn, distfict secretary Of tue
American bUari u commissioners for
iofeign mitsiOnf, has received word
from the home Uillcu % the buaTI In
Boston, that the treasurer has received
Sl7,5JU from tho United States govern.
ment, being tho indemnity paid by
5paiu D. compousatiln Tor an outrage
pefpetratoI against an american citizen
anu American properly IA one u the
group OF AiiCr nusian ielandt, Ia the
Southern Pacific in 1855.
10 was many years ago that the
American bard established mitsiuu
among the natives uf P1uapr, n savage
race. A church was bulk and schools
were put up and maiutalicd and the
mission work WIS cliricl On win
much success Tor "A long time. sutst-
quently Spanish missionaries arrived
ON tho island anu strife soon followed.
Threats were made 10 NH the Amer.
tan missionaries anu their fanil ,s aud
Tor long time they lived IN lear Of
thelr lives. The situation became a.
prriluus that the Rev. T.. 4. b0sno aud
nis associates were compelled TO
iieo from tboif homes IL the
darkness ofthe uiyht 10y means VI small
boatF. The hatishipa endured m the
iiight proved fatal 10 Mr. DgRne, and
Miss Fletcher, ore OF his ASSISTANTS,
became cruEud by reason u hur terrible
experience and has been since then 40
inmate ofauiusnncasy.um lnHon0lulu
Ailcr the departure OF the refugees,
tue fphuOl church AMI all the Iutlu.
ings VI the mission were destroyed by
FIRE. At fret Spain denied any Tr.
last forced 10 admit ", au tbs payment
has beuu mauo 10 reopen tho Amerl.
can mission.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TO END The ASlATlC WAR.
President CleTsland Willing 10 Let as
4 Medil,OE
No Amount less Thnn sIOO,OOO,UO
LikeIy 60 ne considered by Japan
~ u Peace Offering.

TOXIC, Nov. II. - United States
Minister Dun has communicated TO
the ministry tho substance OF an inn
porisnt cipher cable proposition 10.
colvod FROM Secretary Gresham at
Washington. Itsuggcsls that 10 Japan
will Join In requesting tho President oil
the United States 10 act a. mediator
In settling the war he will cxerc no his
good Office In that capacity. A eim-
liar proposition has been sent 10 China.
The cable was received by Minister
Dun ON Friday, anu WAS presented al
special meeting Vt the ministfy. An
answer has not yet teen sent. TIE
proposition presents grave question
TO the ministry. They afe urged On
one hand by tue popular sentiment -
continue the war ud crush China. Ga
tue ether hand European p0Wofs hfe
threatening 10 Intervene. A. between
these conflicting Influences tho MIME
try fiud great difficulty In reaching
decision on thu American Proposition,
but the prospect Is Inat 1t Will be ac-
copied.
Il IL learned that four days ngo
China made a proposition 10 the Unit.
cd States to Intervene.
JApAN's ACTUAL EXPENSES.
wAsHINroN, Nov. lit 10 not
likely Japan will accept the mediation
unloss sl00,0O0,OjJ IN offered. This
will about represent what Japan has
actually spent on the war. This In
roughly figured az follow: Japan had
n reserve fund Of $4,000 900 on hunu
when tho war began. THIS has been
spent Thun she negotiated a war loan
ui 5O,OO0,O1O yen, u yen being about
Uqual to our dollar. Tnis makes s75,.
UOO,vOJ actually used In the war. Be.
sides this japanese citizsnH have
contributed large Gums, anu tue gov.
eminent has Incurred other large 0bll.
galore.
LEAVING FORT ARTHUR.
LONDOs, Nov. 1.-The cofrospon.
dent OF tnc Tunes at Chte Foo. under
date Of yesterday, tolegraphsas follow;
Taotai kung, with several military
leaderl abandoned Port Arthur on
November OH. This indicates nn In.
tention 10 surrender.
There was an ample defending force
both nj Ialienwan aud Port Arthur,
but no general direction OF atiaifs.
Chnoa prevailed everywhere.
The French and American admirals
ate here. A panic prevails at New
Chang. Military delerlofs aud fefu.
gees nTe fighting for passages on out.
ing steamers.
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rEAsIED oN CAT.
u Was neilcinuH NJ Long ~ TIN Outsts
Remained in Ignorance.

SHARON, Ps,, Nov. l2.-Suveral days
sRo tbs members OF Manner Choir
club gave u 'pussum bake 20 a numbrr
OF friends. they all pronounced tht
dish superior TO any they hgd tasted
before. They might have remained a.
Ignorance OF tho facts Of tbs case had
George Jones, BT0Ohheld, ONO, Oil.
1an, VI whom they hAl putouasHd the
'p0ssuus, remained quiet, A ueighbor
atktd Jones what hai become oil hi
Dig house-oat. Jonea laughngly re-.
marked that Sharon delosatiOd had
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London Iyd Muskr {,

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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
ElIeetive 90 "a, 1so4



Anuivs
ffom on Eastern points ...........,.. ? ~ an
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COCO. cache valley aud OEfeu..t0 ~ a m
IRON OIL Ehttrsu points lark CITY
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'from Milford. Juab. rr5y0. sanpcto.
anu tufcka..... ................. GO p NJ
fffon Terminus and rooclc........... - W % m
urrAEr
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l0r trdcu anu iutorro liato poiais b. vJIam
f0r ogden, lutrrmeIIatn points
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land uuu ran francisco, CD pm
ftor uFrEa. Provo. tanuots VALLEY
NCpHi Juab ana frisco. &C.. 5tiam
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Grains south o. JusI ua daily except
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~ Rlo%[2N uIU
IL GRhNDE rDIMUC
4 .WEsTERNM uhANUE
( Ss.ss.. WESTERN
STANDARD csUeC
CURRENT In lBoei Uoy i1nf
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Arrive salt LaE-.
No. i-rr1m pforo, Htani Junction
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md tho Ehst .,................. iii3 y. m.
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ana sauna sssssss.sssss. D 30 o. On.
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Double Drawing loon rIogpofs o. beaver va
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ming Pullman Nlnupers tAlt Lake a. san Frau
eisco. hoohanEcsi sioio oonnoouonl. bAiotE
speed and comfort
Ticket OfiCe, 10 ". End South
n G. DODGE. Az. WEpnY.
Ieu. Manager, Gen. supt.
in iLNNErr Gen. 4. SI.A.
3, II. IA hCuCk, General frcish. Aon.
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Tnrlher rnII. of I..nn q, nnnla.

WAauNoroN, ID. g., Nov. TO-
There arc strong indications that the
new issue OF bonds will DO HnnoIuced
during the coming week. For some
time pact the conviction has been
growing upon the PfeeitenI that an
issue OF another f50,tO0.0 )O would
SEEN necessary anu On his return
irom Buzzafu's BAY he expressed 10
the memueTa OF hia cabinet hig bellef
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Black Martin Cares.

~ en- IN IL long 49,. full sweep. was $50. 90
Elegant Grade Martin Canci. QO7 m
~ in. lulI sweep, value
$50 co, now
~ IN. NNNN Martin Capcs $40 90
extra iuIl sweep, value |'S
$1,000, now
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City Ticket Olc,, 2Ol Main Street.
Through rullman raiaro slccpcrs. Latest
Improved Tourist sicrprfa rrru Reclining
chair Cart elegant bay coaches,
Telephone gil
D. p HUXLEY. Gent AZ pAssgr Dept
a. DICKINSON. General Sian gar
-. LOMAN. V. A. a a. AgcuL
p. u. 10. CLAIM.
OLIVER W. MINK,
D. IlLFilN ANDERSON. Receivers
JOHN W, uOANE.
FREDERICK a. C0uuEEr,J
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Genuine Aslraohan.

20 To-. long As,uehan Capes, 81 on
was So SO. now ~SO
Elegant Quality Astnchan, % Q8 On
30. deep, value si7.oo, now ~OO
Extra NNNNN Astraehan. 20 900 m
DO deep, iul sweep. value ~-'
5000, now
Fine MORE Asinchan, 90 in. QOd 90
long, very full sweep, value va
$500, now
5sin elegant MORE Astrachan GAO 90
Capes, extra full sweep,
value $500, now