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HOME TREATMENT.
NO One Deprived Of the Benefits of the
topeiana Treatment Because Of Lfv-
Ing Mt . Distanee From the Once.

Tie sans wonderful ard Uniform suc-
.sss attending the treatment Of the Cope
Mnd physicians In their office Is found IN
saeir home treatment Of patients by mail.
blank fhax 49, 5000 - ~sry~ass.fx 49,
nose cases and prescribe for them. and By
lhslr excellent system OF reports they keep
a ess5ss watch upon them Patients living
"a the country may In this way enjoy the
nensafs OF their skill as well as those in
the city.
Mr. AUGUSTUS ANSIS. q farmer iiv-
tAs a. Clinton. Island county. 3 pSsRee1
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the formation OF q great Angio-American
association 70 promote the movement and
to perpeFslste tie principle by means OF a
permanent standing committee on both
sides OF the Atlantic. This motion was
carried unanimously, and the meeting
ended with the singing of the national
anthem
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write for symptom Blank ans
your case diagnosed IL VIII e'ss
nothing. Tho charges for home
ment are the same SIS for once
ment-s5 month. all medicines h
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STILL ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
COPELAND SPECIALISTS REFUSE ~
RAISE THEIR FEE

Their Wonderful Success in Curing An
Chronic Diseases and Their Ability ts
Command Big Fees for Their Services
Will Not Induce Them to Place Then
Skill Beyond the Reach of the Masses.
They Will Continue to Charge thu
Merely Nominal Fee of s. Month. An
Medicines Included.
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TACOMA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A Lively Time Over tho Election of
Officers.


Officers.
Tacoma. March s-Speclal.-The annual
election os the Tacoma Chamber % Corn
rnerce. held between 70 and II O'Clock ~
morning was hy far the llvelfsss IN me
history % the organization. Two weeks
ago the committees appointed - nominate
tickets placed ". e. Wheeler. president ~
the chamber. Iva nomination FOR n second
term. following tlais est Nth names for
the other of,ices. This ticket vas awraea
have ecen ruuporS ~ opposition % s,a ~.sz-
Ular ticket. and this Developed yesterday
when cuisines uaeu's ticket" headed
~ Frederick Mottet. was placed IN 0afeI-
Nation. There vas great rlsh TO se.ura
proxies. and considerable electloneer. ns-
and campaigning VAS observed as So
hSur for holding the election arrived
WAea She votes were Cou8tesf this af.er-
n@an Z was fouui that the "bsls .easN
useu's ticket had Won hy ssaior5tlas ranv.
iug fran 81 e s Judge REYNOLDS ~,
actively supported the winnlug ticket. s4-
cured f7rty proxies fnV e.
LAST year. wttA taree tickets IN 4sa
Ge3G ouiy Ss votes aae1e cast. This vaar
Ist votes Sere cast. The new crfcerS
wIth thejr ustcrisies. srec
President. Fre3er3ck Mettst g. ars,
vice Trvssasat. =. Is. GrsKxs "a GRANT
uoDs, ssean3 vice president. ~ II Wwse
?. treasurer. r ". Enos. g. trustees. Agax
Railia -. unanimous: = g. Fcster. ,
" s. Fielisr ioi. @. q Walker. r.
Afessrs GriEEs. Ea llle art Fgelia~ va.
ea ncgh tickets The new afH-srs Nere in
stalled tonight
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NOT CANCER, BUT CATARRH.

She Thought she Had Cancer Of the
Stomach and Many Ply sic ans Treated
Her in yain-But 1t Was Catarrh. and
the Copeland PLY sieians Elected a
Spaa1x Cure.
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hosslder-hlsfes. water sr1sh bEtossppSs
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Fes ail auuaents crlsiaatifz ~ : dersn.re-
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A weil-known resident OF Everett. Wash.
IS Mrs NJ J. Winslow She has resided In
that city and vicinity for seven years. and
her restoration 70 health after years OF
suffering Is naturally attracting great
deal OF attention. She says:
II have suffered greatly for years with
my stomach, until / became chronic. and
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MRS. MARY A. SIMMONS. OF She'd.
Or. cured OF catarrh OF the stouacA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-Iniorma.
ton has been received hero by the
Macheoa Steamship company, whose
ships ply between here aud Central
American ports that u consignment oi
hay on the last trip OF the steamship
Wnnderor, contained cDntfaband
goods. They icsrnoi that twelve
bales Of hay, which had been shipped
by n Cincinnati firm TO n. E.CAll wo /,
an American IA Port Bafrlos. upon
being opened by the custom officials
had been found 10 contain s2,OOU car.
ifldgcs ana other munitions OF war.
IL has also tesn discovered that two
similar shipments have been made 10
Caldwell AMI III. q. PART, OF Port
Bsrfios.
IL IL no. known whether the NUM-
tons OF war vera intended for CUBA
or for an uprising Ia Guatemala.
Caldwell has been arrested anu the
state department viii be notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
A MuRDEROUs ASSAULT.
II. J. Cfa1tall, On Emplnye at Iiu,ler'S
MIL. shot by Robbers.

II. }. Candall, an onployo ut Hus.
lef's four mill, between three nnd four
mlios south Of the city, was the victim
Of n murdcrous assault by fobbnrs. In
his own home near the mill last even.
log.
Mt Ciandall Is unmarried and liveo
10 the houie alone, and II appaars that
about 10 O'Clock, two masked dolpera-
does rushed Ia upon him md ordered
him TO throw up his hands. This he
did promptly, but not before one Of the
mon had shot hun, itillo,ing n wound
In the ilcshy part OF tho log near the
nip. Tho mufdUrouA ass iinnta then
robbed him Of all the each lac had-len
dollhu-and a gold watch, and made
their escape.
The wounded man shortly after.
wards came 10 tow % ami repaired TO
DIR. PafmluO'a where his wounds were
dfeltCd, and he was made ne oomiorla-
bic as could be. while his Wounds
are painful, they are not necessarily
dangerous,
Mt. CfandAll Describes HE assailAuts
Or being short anu rather roughly
dressed. They are being trailed by
Deputy Sherif's Climbs anu Steele, VINO
sct out after them shortly after mid.
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
a Gigantic on Dsai.

JHfCAuo, Aug. "a. - Tho Tines.
Horali says Michael and John
Cudnhy, wealthy packers OF this city,
have entered Into an oil deal OF enOf.
nous proportions. II their present
plans materialize, Chicago IL to nave a
now Industry, rival Of the great
plant Of the Standard Oh company nj
whiting, aud the nrst pipe line from
the oil fields TO enter Ito limits.
Tbe Cudahys have purchased In
Wells aud soams csuniiss, Ipdiann,
the entire plant and VOLS OF the North.
efn Indiana OIL compa ny. What
price was paid 10 not known, but the
purchase wan made more than year
ago and this iaot has only lust leaked
out IN tho commercial circles OF tins
city.
Following their purchases they have
this week placed with the National
Tube anu Pipe company OF PillsburR,
a 5000, 900 order for elk inch oil pipes.
How big the order 10 may DO nppre.
olaIed when II 10 known that II covers
pipes for IN underground oil lipo one
hundred and seventy milos Ia length
aud extending from the oil fields to
Chicago. With tho tankhge which
lhey VIII erect In Indiana and the re-.
nulng plant anu tanks needed At the
Chicago end IL ~ estimated that their
Investment, aside from tho original
purchase price, will represent ST..
600, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
SENATOR DUBoIs'S DEFEAT.
Causes Sorrow Among the Silver Men
aud H. J 'lc'ng In the Hanks Ofih
acklnley Followers.

The news Of the apparently com.
pleto and thorough fusion Of Domc-
Gratis and Populisls In idaho was the
chief topic Of political conversation In
this city today. BY silver Re-
ruhlicans ard some Democrats, too,
the Information was received anu
discussed with expressions OF regret.
While they were not all favorable to
Senator Dubois personally yet they
unanimously conoeded that he had
beeu ntlowef ofstrength to bimeiallism
~ The chief chamber Of national lcgis-
lation when friends wero not us nu.
mefous n they Ero TO-DAY aud when
victory was by no means as certain.
That being true they would have liked
very much TO have seen such union
Of tho friends Of silver In Idaho "a
would have resulted In his return to
tho Senate next year. Now they 70.
gard that ne impossible ana their only
consolation II the assurance that az
siaunoh u champion OF tho whiiu
metal ne hlmsolf viii don his senatorial
tola.
As 10 the Mckinley gold men, there
" uH HAuhteH VI IckltN huouK tuom
over the DemOcrat-Populist fusion.
On the contrary that accomplishment
has put them Ia high feather. Said
an unc9mpfomising member Of tho
Republican state COMMITTEES today:
"1he defeat o., Dubois In Idaho--ior
that IL how | Interpret the Democratic
aud P5pulisl iaalOn-is going 70 help
" a great deal 10 Utab. IL will mean
q great many votcs."
"But how about IdAho?" asked tho
NEWS man.
30, that Ia lost 20 Us this year be-
yond hope OF recovery. The party Ia
split wide open there. We must recon-
ellie ourselves to that. Tue legislature
OF that state VIII not be in the hands
of the Republicans next time. Demo-
Gratis anu Popullsts win control aud
will name q senator OF their owe selec.
lion. Now what We mast do ~ to
avoid disruption OF the party la
Utah. Tnai, think, will no easier
now than at any tune previous TO tho
idaho development"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
UNCERTAIN POLITICS,
Slate Conventions Nay Bring Forth
Numerous Surprises.
AND TnE ELECTION MANY MORE
Men Who sow Talk Of &" urs 1hlnesp
liz ~ 10 FEEL tho smart Of
loltical Dlsappliu meat.

The field OF politics is always more
OF ltsa uncertain. This year It 10 uu.
usually 10. Like tho saRo covered
pfririts VI the west Il Ia iull VI holes
and trenches burrowed cut by the
gopher, ground dogs and badgers Of
professional politics. Into these hidden
h5llows and excavations Office bunting
riders will plunge with audiences
aud violence that will unhorso them
a. sure a. tho world. Some viii Ride
safely over and, difmouuiing when
the battle IL ended, stop into the
harness Of public tiliclAldom. Hut
who will they be: La Utah tho silver
forces claim with nm air Of apparently
well placed confidence that they VIII
sweep the Geld. Their opponent, how.
ever, seem 10 have taken on new hope
and promise a lively combat.
just now, Interest Ia oontcting large.
ly upon tho approaching state cohven.
tlons. The present prospects arc
that there will be some sur
prlscs Ia store for the followers
Of each; that certain struggling
candidales who nrs counting on
'suTo thiug" will IND their fondest
anuclpatlons dlsslpsted into thin air.
And then tue election. AZ 10 that
"tnings arc 20 tRc ly mixed" TO make
cnnelusiye representation an impos-
blbnty. Only one thing teeme sure
and that it-mofu turprisos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
rAnLIAMrsr or cANApA.
opened b. Lord Abcrircn-ttis Spt-s
from tho Throne.

From thu Throne.
Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 2i,-Tho formal
opening Of the eighth Parliament ~
Canada took place last evening, when
bis txcollsncy, Lord Aberdeen, COVER.
nor general, delivered the fellow ing
speech from the throne;
Honorable gentlemen Of the Beuato
aud gcntlempn OF tho Houtu OF
Commonii
The necessity Of making provisions
Tor the public service has compelled
mo 10 summon you together nj thls
aomuwhet inc9nvenlont season. Il 10
impossible 10 lay beiors you az this
session tho public accounts Tor this last
year, or, Indeed. any ~ the reporns
usually submitted to PAtiiameut.
Undrr thess oifcumstanccs and In
vluw Of the fact that you viii b. 70.
quirCd 10 rcnfsemble early In Inc entu.
ing year, Ia uors not appear sxpedlcnt
70 Invite your attention 10 any
measure beyond tho passage Of the
supplies.
The operation Of tho tstlf will he
made the subject Of careful iLquiry
during the recess with Wow 10 the
preparation OF SUCH a measure rs may,
without doing any Injustice 10 any IN
teresi, materially tighten tho burden Of
tho people.
Immediate steps will be taken 10
effect q settlement Of tho Manitoba
school quvalion aud have evoTy con.
fidencn that whom parliament next af.
ecmbes, this important controversy
will have been adjusted satisfactorily.
Tbs estimates for tue curfout year Will
be laid before you forthwith. | hope
that whom you have given the neoct.
cary attention 10 tue consideration Of
tho years supplies. may be- ablo 10
relieve you from tho duty OF further
Attendance AZ this session OF parlla-
mont.
On rtquest OF Sir Charles Upper,
acting leader Of tho opposition, the
debate on tho address IN reply 10 tho
g1vornor'a speech was postponed until
Monday. After transacting merely
routine business, both houses adj.
Journed.
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President Clark Here.

President S. H.H.ClatR OF the Union
Pacific arrived 10 Salt Lake last even
Ing accompanied by Mr.. Bancroft.
The latter stated today that they had
been Tustioating In the wilds OF Idaho
for tho last couple OF weeks; that they
had thoroughly enjoyed themselves
and that the visit here now hal no
businoaa Significance, Mt. CLARK VIII
remain Tor two or three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
Political Pointers.

A Mckinley club has been organised
at Mt Pleasant.
Ogden will have u Mckinley ralifl.
cation tomorrow night.
IL IL announced that Judge Hender-
sou will do service for the silver cause
among the farmers OF Michigan.
Harry MeCallum says that no is 10,
going east 10 see Mckinley anu Han
ma, and adde that II they meet ut all
those gontlemon must como 10 Utah TO
see nim.
Hen. q, II. McBrlde OF T1oeie came
up nom MiilaTd county last evsDiug.
He says that the followers OF Mckin.
ley are showing surprising strength 10
that section.
The Republican county committee
has opened headquarters In tho Gem
trail block on Second South street aud
hes commenced preparations for the
approaching campaign.
The Old soldierp Sixteen to Ono
Silver club viii meet at 90 west SEQ
und South street tomorrow nj s O'Clock
TO elect officers anu transact other bus.
iness. A silver glee club VIII be pres.
ent.
Lehl Banner IL begins to be
question which wing oiithe Republic ln
patty OF this State will DO In lhs ma
j0fitv at the State convention. The
Mckinley forces are reported growisg
In numbeTa daily.
J. l.. Wrathall OF Granisyille, com.
menling on Representative Raddaiz's
abatement 10 tne effect that all Repub-
iicAus In Grantsville are for Bryan,
SAID todAyi "rhe TACT Ia there IL only
one Bryan or silver Republican In the
town" Somebody IL mistaken.
Ephraim Enterprise; The way The
Democrats, POpullsts anu silver Re-.
publlcans are getllng together In the
doubtful states 10 cheering TO the
friends Of silver. Their oomblned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
IBDREE'S JOURNEY.
f,r,nl Greeley Thinks II a Danger.
Gus Undertaking
ND so DOES THE EXPLORER.
n, Plan Originated with Two Preach
Aefoasuls Nhp Did Not Care
10 Try II.

AyrsBURY, Mnss., Aug. 2i.-Gsn.
,,,l lrvoioy, the Arctic explorer and
,hl.i Of tho United States weather
bsfesu, who l. summering near here,
10 an interview on tho Andree balloon
1pedltlon to thu north p)lc said;
~ met Audroo ut tho Geographical
t,nycnlion in London last summer
lud he then gave me n detailed &c.
,oant Of hls proposed expedition. /
do not feel then that his chances OF
,vrr reaching his destination with tho
balloon we're very good aud am Of the
nne opinion now. IL 10 very haz.
ndous undertaking. Andfee told me
A appreciated the tact tnat his under.
sking was q dangerous one anu that
be might never return.
"HU isiarts tfrOm bpitzbergen, 200
miles rem the pole, anu he hopes TO
make tho journey IN eomo iiity houtr.
The balloon viii b. kept inflated Tor
month. Hn expects 10 20 I'D
Eilh n south wind ami also return
With that wind down the moth coast
d America. 1 pointed out 20 MIN that,
ia my opinion, that was Impossible,
% ~ no did return II would be- with q
tsflh wind aud that he would land on
TIE Asiaiic coast. His expedition 10
private one, although tho king Of
seedun, think, subscribed 10000
lsvafd tho undertaking., anu the
sEedi.h minister 10 liupsia and other
counifies have been instructed TO have
men on the lookout for the balloon
ihould u return. Andfes told me OF
BIZ system OF guide rOpua hnd saii.,
lhfto In number. hanging 90 a. 10 drug
il0ng the lnnd or water, aud by shin.
iug them roun1 the bearing ring OF the
bal0on II turns IA that Proportion,
Andfee appfnied b mo very honest In
als undertaking. At that time he had
selected onn companion, Df. Ekhoim.
Ne made Observations for the In,erna.
ionEi elelsty In 1852 ana 1883 and IL a
nmhsciuntifc man. lam Oi tho Opin.
lon that When no runcnca the Tar north
te viii be confused aud NOS know
shat direction 70 follow 10 return. 1hia
hno scheme was conceived ten years
20 by two Ffonoh aetonauls, who,
lewevef, have never made a alaft.l
"Andtee, who IL a man OF about IS
Jars OF sge, explained his proposes
ttteuili9n TO The geographical sccleiy
raLondon while he was there. IL did
rtsicem TO many present IN feasible
0as l alao made some Remarks on the
toitct at the time. Df. EknUim, who
lac accompanied Ansree, IL an expt-
fencod aofophut anu a considerably
elder mar. At my London MEETING
sith Andreo l explained to him tpgt
10 should make some expedition Of
this kind over civinasd oountry for
40 experiment. pfevlous 10 starting for
lhvIole. i explained further {, him
lte daugefs Of tue proposed voyage In
The air. He Appeared TO appreciate
lhemi bat like many mon wss sllll
siliiug 10 make &C."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
Feeding the Dogs.

FeSding huadfed doge would seem
quits task to person who suddenly
found him'eli assigned TO that position
but the gentleman who is required to
sotve the meals 10 Pf0f. Genlry'S valu.
Hblo CANNES does not think II any
thing out Of the ordinary. Tue pretty
doga VINO have amused the ohildten
here this week arc Kept IN u stable
where they have plenty OF room ana
are fed but once u Jay, but they are
allowed 10 cat all they want at that
one meal. 1t requires nearly a barrel
OF meat scraps 10 satisfy the entire mum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
rnE wAa oS ounA.
i=-urEsnts Captured and "a naiiroad
Dtstrayeu.

f-7urEents Captured and "a Railroad
Dssirsyeu.
HAVANA, Aug. 2l.--rhs gunbont
Agull, while near river on the clast
Of the provineo Of Plnar del RIO cap
tuFed number Of insureents concealed
on rlosP. 1, is supposed they were
lowering near the coast for the purpose
oi exchanging confidential dispatches
between ZONE OF the insufgunt lenders.
According 10 official advlces re-
ceiyed here Captain Leon Dslmonte,
one OF tho tnturgent leaders In tho
province of Matanzag, has surrendered
10 tho Spanish uthorities.
Americans connected with the In.
surgent army recently destroyed the
railrond at the landing piaces Of tho
village OF Banes. This ~ n port from
which the people OF Holguin obtain n
considerable portion OF their supplies.
An engine was burned anu number
OF cars a. well as the baggage stored In
them was destroyed. A maJoflty OF
the Inhabitants arc abandoning the
village aud taking refuge In the sea
port town Of GibraTa.
Gaporo, n natnralizsd American
citiEsD, alleged 60 Ue an insurgent lea.
der OF considerable prominence, has
been served with paper. by the span.
lsh authorities which will result ia his
transfer Ter triol to the Santa Clara
criminal court. He will DO sent at
ones accordingly to SANTA Clara Jail,
where he will remain until tbs charge
against him eau DO heard By the
Santa Clara Judges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
WALL srnEEr UNEASY.
E-aors OF Disirss. Among Merchants
nnd Need OF Relief

E-aors OF Disirss. Among Merchant.
hnd Need ct Relief
NEW YoRS, Aug. 2l.-Considetable
unessiness prevailed In Wall street 10.
day on account Of the report OF distfesa
among merchants ana the urgent need
OF nanclal relief. The iestimated re.
duction Of from three 90 fivs million
dollars In tomotrow's reserve In tho
bank statement ana corresponding
heavy shrinkage IN deposits encouraged
the expectation ui tan early issuo OF
clearing house certificates by tho bnnkr.
IL was reported that meeting OF the
clearing house company had been
called TO take action. A careful cam
vass OF the leading bank officials elicit.
cd the unanimous expression OF the
opinion that there was no need for tho
issue OF certificates at pTeaent and that
such issue will be mhdo In the caee of
extreme necessity. No meeting, has
been called to consider the issue OF Ger.
tiileates.
A banker In close touch with the
mercantile situation says undoubtedly
some merchants need money but most
OF the largo maturilies passed OF all
right ut the iltat OF the month snd most
Of the weaker concerna already have
been weedou out. A limited market 10
rop oftei today for choice grades OF
mercantile paper at 5 per cent. Time
money 10 an unknown quantity ut .
per cent and commissions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
nar .s,selnlIen omeer..

SARATOGA, Aug. 2l.-rhe American
Bar association elected the following
officers tsday;
President, James NJ. wolworth,
Omaha; Secretary, John Hinkley. Bal.
tlmoT'; treasurer, Francis Rawie,
Philaariphin.
Executive committee: Alfred Hene.
way, Horton; Chas. Ciafiin Allen, 81.
Louie; william NJ. Howe, New Or.
lears.
A Vice president for every state IA
the Union and n local council In each
state weto slso chosen.
An extended ciscussion followed the
presentation OF a resolution 10 establish
u section OF Insurance. IL was lost.