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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
RED CROSS SOCIETY
r,i,,l,sts Tho Task Of Distributing
Relief Imc1g Almonlans.
MIR STATEMENT ISSUED.
.,,,o,, Of Dollars VIII BE Needed
aud the Demands Are
Urgent.

w.sutydroS. ID. O., Dec. l4.-The
.,s,lean Red Cross Soclsiy has dt'
.,a,d 10 accept the duty Of distributing
y, ,sll,i funds for the Armenian sur
49,, ana has issued the following
rAlsmeni -,
owing to thelunanimou' and urgent
..,..,, from the friends OF humanity,
.'o,,.opting nearly all OF the people
,tlbl, country, tho American Nation
:, Red Grows mas decided tina, II must
,,c,p, the sscrod trust OF endeayoring
- riIeye tho starving Aimenians IN
A,la Minor. According 70 consetva'
e. ,sllmates there aru 100000 utterly
S,,titute people 10 that country WAC
III nave 10 be assisted slx OF eight
nsnths-until the next harvest.
nFully realizing the difficulties and
s,nssr, TO be met, the Rcd Cross will
,,,,tfof Turkey IA soon us tuilicient
mi, are placed at ita disposal, or
Su.rtntesd To insurc Huoeeps.
aFuuds may be sent % Miss Clara
p.,ion. IRE, ident and treasurer OF the
Imetlcan NatioDai Red Cross, WISH
isgton, ID. &. Authorized agents 10
,,esiye funds and materials viii be
nfnlshod 10 few days. Tbs Red
Cfoss also suggests thst goods, grains
,ud other material may be sent by
thhrefed steamer.
UAmerlcan National Red Gross,
HCLARA BARTOs, President"
TIE society has mad this plnn OF 10.
TaN lima
bot, " ~ said, wea reluctant 10 assume
he dangers and responsibilities M
volvcd. Miss Barton feels tbai " viii
10 the most extensive relief work ever
undertaken. Letters anu kilograms
have come from oil directions, urging
That tho work DO undertaken. rne
gsv.F. ID. Green hu writer ON 1ufkish
questions, the ncads OF missionary and
nlipf bouley, editors Of leading Chris
tan papcrB. ~ well o. public men nrd
fnvate individuals, have asked that
Inc Red Cross assume the duties oil
dlttributing the funds.
such Widespread want, Misc Barton
nys, can be- mot only by relief iunus
iunning Into the millions. IL 10 eeii'
mat,d that the cont per capita VIII
BE- much heavier than IN tue case Of
ne Jonnstown anu Sea leland uulier.
~, owing 10 the inacoessibility of the
ia1erofs.
THIS Red Cross party, including Nlss
Biitou, will leave Immediately after
teibg assured Of sufficient sum 10
tsty forward the work. The start
must be made ht an early day, ~ II
will take hve weeks to get TO the die.
ireusd district, anu tho demands Of
Tie suffering people are urgent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
Az. Tn,Ior Hanged.

CANON CITY, Col, Dec. 10 Ale
Taylor, the murderer Of CITY N atssHl
Emeraon Of Alamosa, was hanged st
the ponitentIHfy tonight. The drop
foil ut 7:i0. Taylor restrained bis
nerve I'll the last, going IN the exseu-
tive room wlln the came quiet Js.
meanor that mas marked the last days
Of his life
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CONDITION or TnE TREASURY.
Member. Of tho House want Definite
statement.

WAsHtNuToS, Dec. 1a,-Beveral
Republican members OF theHouso have
been In consultalion since the Pfesi.
deups message was made public to de-
wire n method whereby they could
secure a definite statement OF the con-
dltlon VI the treasury. Mir. walker VI
Msssachusutts will endeavor 10 bring
about an investigation OF tho finances
by nn expert unIOt the direction VI
the committee on appropriations.
IL IL claimed that = sotuiafy Carlisle
hns delayed the payment OF apptoprlA.
tons AMI hold back public works In
order that the treasury might make
tue best possible showing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
Stomach and Bladder
Trouble Cured.
Mrs. hiram Yeaper Of Acadia,
Salt Lake City, Happy.

"biy little boy when three years old,
write, Mrs. Hiram Yeager OF Acadia.
Salt Lake ely, Utah, suffered nom
some unknown trouble and obstruction
NJ the base Of the stomach aud bladder,
tho attending physician performed an
operation uIon him hut Il did not pro.
dnce the desired effect and found tho
patient no nearer recovery than before,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Dsc. l3.--W. II.
Harri1y, chairman VI the Democratic
committee, this afternoon requested
the secretary of the committee 10
notify the members thereof " nssem.
bic In Washington on January 18Th
next, fer ths purpose Of selecting the
time anu piacu for holding the next
Democratic national convention.
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Dollars.
NEW NomS, Dee. la.--BarbRfA Aub
Indicted for perjury on her accusation
81 criminal assault Agalnet Waiter h.
Ia. Laagermnn, Was urfaignei before
Judge Cowiug IN the court OF general
sessions today and pleaded NOT Kuilty.
Mr.. HOUSE, oOuuBol Tor Mrs Aub,
suggested that tho court appoint 4
commission TO inquire into tue mental
condition OF the girl. Col. Fellows
said that no mad Intended to move that
tne giFl be disonarged on her own
rscogni1anco had not tbs new pnHee
caused by her fccanIntiOn Apptafed.
He asked that bail DO liked at $1,000.
Barbara, ho said, was tue victim u
fool friends.
Judge Cowing paid no attention TO
the request for n commission ON luuguy
Or auUut her not seeing her trends IN
the Tnou b.. He nxsd hail At 81 900.
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cent disturbances, he witnessed a hor-
tible hcenr, hundreds OF ArmeniaBs
being brought into prison and dellber-
ately killed.
Aslanian says further that the pri.
soners wefe wounded with rifle butts
and bayoneis by tho soldiers, under the
ordora Of the officers. This Continued
for forty.eiRht hours. He believes 800
were Killed anu 500 wouuded In that
time.
After being in prison for fortnight,
he was placed on trial and acquitted.
hiz New shipa for tho Navy.
WAsHtEoTOs, ID. g., Dec. l3.--The
latest proposition respecting the die.
ttlbution OF the contracts for building
the new bsitleships, which subject IL
now engaging the attention Of Score.
tary Herbert, II that the SECRETARY
shall ask Congress for authority 20 sc-
Cepi all Of the BIDS at once. Inasmuch
ae the secretary has already recon-
mended Ia his annual ropsttt that he be
authorized TO build two more battle.
ships, this proposition would not bs W.
radical as might ct nrst appear, ior II
would really amount TO tins suthori.
zation OF only one ship more than
provision was expected TO be made for
by Congress, according to the original
plan, while tho navy would actually
acquire six vessels for u sum which
was calculated to procure flve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

John Peterson, ut fslontvilie, La,
Uttered with dyienlery Tor olghloen
tors Ia New OTlehns; also half n dozen
Chanbetlainb Cole, Cholera and
Dlsrrhoeh, Kennedy three doses OF
which ,n'ctei Permanent euro,
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NOTICE 10 or plrnRs.
E,talo Of Thomas llalolllno. Deeel,s,

Estate Of Thomas hGloldino. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny Tue
~ unucraiEncd. admInIstratrlK OF the estate
tho SID deceased, 60 exhibit thnm win tho
necessary yOuuhgrs, wlihin four month"; aftor
the nrst publication Of this notice, 10 the salt
noutn street salt Lake tity.in tho County OF
hAit Lake, utAp,
ASSIE 81. HALELDtNK,
AdmiuittratuN OF tie Estate OF Thomas
HHEaldtnn, Deceased.
Isaac NJ MAnnLLL,
Attorney Tor Istatu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Henry P.silverR, of Lucsa, Jsmaics.
Wcst India Islands, says: "5ince oy
recovery from an attack Of dyhenicfy,
ssms ten years ago, !, comes on sud.
denly NJ times and makes mo vr-F
weak. a toh6poonful Of Chamberlain
Cole, Cholufa hnd DiArrhova Remedy
taken In little water givea me
immediate roliui. could Get dozen
testimonials from people hsrewho have
been cured by this Temedy.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
TURKEY NEEDS MONEY.
The suIiau New Able TO Phase 100000
Men in tho FIELD.


CONsrANTINoPLE, Dec. l3.-Tbo
Porte has rejected tins proposal for an
extension OF the tobacco concession Ia
return for n further loan OF money.
Buiit IL believed that tho oxtousi0n
viii eventually 10 made, for tue gov
eminent must have money Ia order 10
maintain the $50 bsttAlions, 100 squad
ions and 220 batteries OF ths army,
numbering In all over 200, 900 fighting
men now under arms, Ia addition 10
the reserves, which have been called
cut IN order 20 eupprvss the disorders
In Asiaun Turkey. A military e1-
Pet, who has been inQulriug Into the
subject, estimates that Turkey could
place ever 10000 In the field ut very
short n0tiue-if the treasury was fairly
we'll hlled. Hence the anxiety OF the
government 10 obtain money, aud At Ia
believed that great sacrifices will have
10 10 made In order to do 40.
Al the meeting OF the ambassadors
90 Tuesday laet, the reports received
from ATmouia nj the different embaH-
tlta were compared anu thoroughly
eicuH'ed, with tne Wow OF enabling
INC different representatives TO clm-
pile full reports on thu subject Tor the
We OF their government. II IN be-
Ieyed, " the results Of this conference
are published, II will show an unpaTal-
leled state OF affairs. The misery aud
diirs, In Armenia 10 taid 10 b0 more
severe Than the most vivid reports have
made out, and the number u people
naisacred N said 10 bs greater than
anybody hrfs really believed.
Letiefe received here today from
Aisppo say there 10 serious fear there
U massacre OF the ChflStians unless
We poWers intervene promptly To pre-.
Tentit.
News was also received today from
Asltyun that the Turkish troops from
Aafaeh are surrounding the ATmoni-
hns, cutting on tnoir lines Of conn
munioatiOn ana preventing them from
Vplalning reini0fcementr, provisions
hnl the supply Of anne aud ammuni.
ugh which are understood TO have been
ist"ardeu TO them nom many parts OF
hh'la'lo Turkey. When this town Of
a'ltoun Is completely surrounded, II IL
believed the AfmoniaEs will quickly
% starved into submission, although
laelf iTlenda say they have provisions
enough stored Ia the town ~ last them
enli spring, aud that the Turks Will
nave TO pass the winter in the SHOWS
Hfound zgltoun.
a Tufkish official who 10 familiar
WIN tho Situation at Zeitoun said that
tno Armeniana there were inclined .,
iuitender to the Turks, but they die
uua'eu the promlaen Oi tue latter that
melt lives would be spared II they
'sll doWn their arms.
PRISONERS DELlaERATELY MUIR
DEkED.
4, LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch to the
nAnlhrd from Constsnilnoplo says
MAI all lhe embassies arc practically
l'eparing Tor state Of Siege.
Inc Daily News publishes q state.
ment on oath made la London by an
armenian named Aslinian, who was
ieht 70 New York ny the AnRls,Ar-
nehlan association yesterday, Aolan.
IAN says he lived In America formerly,
Aau mat he left New YORK In tne be-
running Of September to Feloln his
vile On his arrival in Constantine.
w. no was thrown into prison, al.
Ww9ugh no had regular passport.
o a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

II IN often a my slvTy now a cold has
been "oRughl." Thn fact 10, however,
that when tho blood Ia poor and the
system depressed, one becomes poou-
liRrly liable 10 diseases. When the
appetite or The strength fails, Aver.
SRTpapsrllls should be taken without
delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

FOLSOM, Cal, Dec. lS.-Chin Hans,
notorious Chinese highbindor, aud
for years the terror Of the Chinese
quarter In Sacramento, was hanged
at the state prison here To-Day for muir
der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Ayers Pills, being composed Of the
essential virtues Of the best vegetable
nperients, without any Of tho woody OF
fibrous mAlerial whatever, 10 the res.
con why they are 10 much more effect.
tive aud valuable than any other
cEthhftlcs. The best family phyEie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Mrs. W. J. FAhoy, OF lie Roy, y. ",
says: "Havo tried ATTY cough ouro'.
Pafks' Cough Syrup Ia the only ons
that helps me. 1 know II IL tho beet
Cough remedy" For sale by i. J
Hin & Co., and Nelden Judson Drug
Go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

support your homo industries aud
others will start, which means better
timfs. Ask FOR Hewlett Bros Three
Grown Baking Powder, Spices and
xtractA aud take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Halpa Hair hsuewer enjoys tho con.
niunce and patronage of the people
oil over tho civilized world, who USE II
to restore and keep the hair a natural
color.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Highest In Ieavening power. IIew-
lett Bros.' Three Crown baking
Pow der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Phu's Csrdy 1. cnean.

Get your abstracts ~ title at the
County Recorders ohlos. They nts
inside directly from tho original rec
ords. w. SCOTT CnIsaoN, Pecotdnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

T,vEuY one TO VNow THAT WE AXE
IL buyinE sud selling more new and fecnnd.
hand goods thau auy other house IN The " eat.
S. Weber, euf fgl.lli STATE street
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Bo loyal and use nigh Grade Three
Crown baking Powder. No purcr
or better made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Protiisst anu chcsie,. holiday Gifts
In greattbt variety NJ Bentley q HIPs
Drug Store, P0stofilcH building.
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WANTED.

JIyAgrgp Al 40 D.. FtRsr SOUTH. A
w young man % nilt. care for q horse aud
DO other chufcs.
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wANrEp-AN AGENT

~ EVERY SECTION. TO CANVASS, $40
4 70 i8Ol q day made. soils AZ tighi, also q
man 10 cell stapc gnodl ~ deaI et, beet elds
line, g3stua month. SALARY ur LARGE rommia
sion made cKupfcuco uunogotahrv. FOR
sealed pnftcu ars send stamp chiffon soAp
Mauufictur NJ Company, Cincinnati, ONO.
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stopi You have Just so much laid
aside for Xmas presents. Jensen, ths
Jowoler, can nh that want.
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EOR SALE

nUR CLostNG.OUr ruCEa OREGON
~ lumhor fii n good far boards, SIS %
w. iath. f3s, 81. IL tbinglrs, 500 y. No.
2 m ceiiing. n'uunr and ruair. tl1.yl 80.
nr uoonna, So ". So nliHh. f2HUl MI
cut nAus. 2srs doors. Windows Huu m uldngs,
ti per cent discount. hIOcia a7 md up. SO.
red wood finish. 500 % clear Csfar hunh
sad roiiiua. $500 ~ fuI stock g. select
from. Thee prices arc Tor Dssh "a r.
nu1iNELL a MClo sUsltr,
80 T. itrbt West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Candy, tons NJ cRudy VI all kinds at
Spears, rs W. Fifa, Honih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

Sure exlsrminaIor. vt Godbs Pits
drug store,
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No alum, no ammonia or phos-
pilates In the pure cream tartar hree
Crown Baking Powder.
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-,sr IL rnr worm.
TEETH MAKE FACES

Aud ,. u. kcysor Dental pnriors
mnises she fccth the best tor the lowest
prices. Remember. you nrc not ret.
ting u cheap set OF tcctii Tor n cheap
price. bus IA high-cinss set Of teeth for
cheap price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

None said "nay," when she remark.
cd the beet bRkint owdot wac PricB's.
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Piau's Cpndy Is pure.
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Xmas is coming, so to Jensen. the
Jeweler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14

"Not fora DAY but for all time" 10
Df. Prlcs's Baking Powder the best
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kOI,Ct OF ANNUAL MEETING.

UVHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockunlrtrs Of the Commercial National
Blnk Of salt aEe city, Utah Territory, Will DO
held iu the dlrGctors rooms OF tho bank AZ salt
Lane city ON IuNEduY, JAuuhr. lAth, le9b, nc
O'Clock d me-. for She purpose OF elerung
board ui directors 70 the ensuing year hndtor
mo n nsArUun or such o,hrr business a. may
legally cuma before the meeting
LlORGE NJ. DONNEY.
Auesti rrosdenl.
JOnA W. DogSELLAS, Cash a.
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IuRNIIuRE.
MUST nE SOLD.

A NtCE pOON BRICK ON NINTH
N East. a modcfn g room brick on East
Drive. anG seven houses on lNtn south near
'iAin, All those propcrtiea hsv4 cvefy c0n'
yeulunrc and are Boz splendid condition lhey
VA BE- hAd Tor Ices than half thuir value nnd
ln taav terms. WaEC me an Offer for them.
tHA-. D.. MuNUu.
Room ~ U'Mcara Block.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-18

The Norwegian bark Hanna, Capt
Dahl So days from Garston Dock arrived
at Tybee yesterday for orders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-18

Per steamship Kansas City, from New
York-Alrs Kahn, Mrs Harris, Miss
Drake, NJ o Common and wife. Il r Drake,
Mrs G. Hinchley, Mrs, Caroline j Har-
denburg, John Hartigan, Or + Lee, b /.
Smith, J RObb, Jr, + Closs-Longo and
Wife, II Wheeler. G II Burk, S G. Packard.
and Wife, J Cottongham, r Smith, wife
and infant l. Gabney, DR. II Il Walton,
J. Woodhead, A T Stevens, j Needhem,
Charles Lord, Dolan, NJ ID Forbes, Miss
M Mckenzie, Mrs n w Mckenzie, j G
Hidden and wife, Master Il r Mckenzie.
w A Mckenzie, DR. r a Jacobson and
wife, Miss Jessie Russell, T. Burton. T
IL Pratt, w j Thompson, W r Thomp-
J + Grippe, S J Silvan and wife, p shan
gnessay and wife, g A RouX and wife,
Miss Susanbrough, Mrs w Kempton.
Mrs Jane Harper. Z + Bulger and wife.
J r Smith and wife, NJ Heade and wife,
Mrs j r Prude, infants and maid, Miss
+ DeMOtt, Mrs W u owen, Miss NJ Hark-
enheim, Z DeMott, Miss Platt, Miss ]
Foster, $ Oeztricker. A + Holden, w
Griffith and Wife, G B Deane and wife. j
Johnston and wife, Mccoy, Frank
r. Mccoy. A Gable and wife. DR. ] r
Cusby, wife and infant, Cubberly and
wife, + Price, S Siforth, NJ Ericsson,
William Russell, William Becker. wife and
infant, II Henderson. J IL Anderson. Seth
b West, A Cronkhite, f Il Samuels. NJ
Bilas, NJ Farhina, Mrs NJ Buchly, Pope.
col, A Thompson, col, Howard, col,
and thirteen Storage.
Per steaship Tallahassee, for Boston
Mr. Groves and wife. Mrs Grice. Hy c
Virgins, II c Longstaff and wife, w W
Patten and wife, Miss NJ J Conlay, Dennis
Whaley.
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SAVANNAH PREsBYTERY.
The Annual Session Vow in Progress
At BIackshear.


Waycross, Ga, Oct. 1T.-Savannah
Presbytery convened tonight in the Pres
byterian church at Blackshear. Rev. n.
T. Way. the retiring moderator, opened
the services by announcing the hymn.
How Firm a Foundation" He then or
fered prayer.
Another hymn was sung and Rev. ]. T.
Marion Of Townsville led in prayer
Rev. Mr.. Way began his sermon at
Q CLOCK his text was: Unto you there
fore which believe he is precious" Peter,
-. me sermon was able and impress
After the close of the service the pres
moderator. The roll was called BY stated
clerk Quarterman and q good number OF
delegates responded.
The Presbytery then voted for a new
moderator and Rev. w. ~ Nesbet was
elected. The new moderator announced
that the Presbytery was open for bust
ness and several matters We're discussed
The Savannah rresbytery is compOsed
OF 81 churches, Is ministers and one IL
centiate, and the church membership is
very falr. Each church is entitled 10 one
delegate to the Presbytery.
Among the many important matters
that viii be considered by the body is a
letter from the Macon Presbytery. which
suggests that the Savannah and Macon
Presbyteries should create a new Pres
Dytery on the boundary line of the two
FreSbyterieS 10 be composed Of certain
churches near the boundary line. over
mar dozen delegates arrived at 500
o. CLOCK and among them was DR.. L. @.
Nass or the First church at Savannah.
A large congregation attended the OPEN
Morning News correspondent, We're from
w ayCrOSS.
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Personal.

>---~~~-~~--~-~-~-~~-~-~
cost NOTHING" AND YOU MAY
get handsome lady's watch or a fine doll,
by guessing how many persons Will en-
ter los BrOughtOn street Hair and jew
elry House on the oath of December, come
and see the watch and the doll; then
guess cost nothing.
HAIR THIN" MADE YOUTHFUL
again by Emile's Tonic, Broughton Street
Hair Store, the place for everything per-
tanning TO hair.
FOR ADOPTION. A MONTH-OLD BOY
baby i'm perfect health and of respectable
parentage may be adopted by responsible
persons who Will guarantee 1t home and
education. May be seen by addressing
Homeless" this office.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT so DIS
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chlropodist removes
and cures ingrow.ng nails. corns, bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
Bull and State streets.
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NORRIS PARK's MEETING.
Lucania Wins the Withers stakes IN
a Light Drive.


Morris Park Race Track. Oct. 17.-An at
tractive programme and favorable wealth
er brought large attendance to this track
to-day The principal event on the card
was the race for the Withers stakes for
-year-olds, over the Withers mile,
and it was won by the favorite. Lucania,
after light drive. She also made a new
track record as she went the distance in
1:41%. The only previous record was made
by Adelbert, who covered the mile in 1 :43
Brandywine ridden out. beat Gotham
three lengths for the place.
The result of the race for the high
weigh handicap, the second event on the
card proved to be one of the greatest
surprises of the season to the talent
Lamplighter warmed up so well that a
rush was made upon him and he clos ed
in active demand at to g. BathamptOn
outsider at odds of to 1. The latter had
the lead from start to finish and won as
he pleased by two lengths from Bathamp-
ton with Lamplighter third.
8 A summary follows;
First Race-F'ive furlongs. Marsian, 49,
Clifford, to /, won, with Right Royal Sec
and Roundsman third. Time .5S24.
Second Race-Mile and a furlOng. Bel
mar, los, Simms, to l, won, with Bath
ampton second and Lamplighter third
Time 1851.
Third Race-six furlongs. Harry Reed,
los Simms, l to 2, won, with Walter Sec
ond and Preston third Time l:14
Fourth Race-Withers stakes, gross val
Ne, $500, the Withers mile. Lucania, 100,
Reiff to won, with Brandywine sec
ond and Gotham third. Time 1:4134.
Fifth Race-SiX furlongs. st. Agnes, 100,
Relff to l, won, with Bon Ami second
and Golf third. Time 1:121s
Sixth Race-One mile. Ina, 49, Johns 10
to J. won. with Arapahoe second and Sec
Ond Attempt third Time / :43
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-18

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