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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-06

~ new comedy success, "Our Flat
), ~ 'ne latest New York farces.
,b o,y told i' pretty one, and
IL wi viii appeal to theatre goers,
~ bright and piquant, aud filled
.6 =, manner of bright and funny
Inao mus The music and singing 10
I ,s3 especially fer this produc-
! l. = all new aud pleasing. The
p"ol presented by a large company
, 70 and the entertainment is
|be road. " i'' ANU
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-06

\ arlington !. a Shelby have a large
%. III Mules on hand, which thoy
sci very cheap. Those needing
II would do well to get their
rs before buying.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-06

Have you seen the new style PIC
lures II not ask for them st Be'fs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
BRADsTREETs REVIEW.
Reasons Ascribed to Decrease in Vol
un1e Of Business,

New York, Oct, 29,-Bradstreets' tomor-
row will say. General trade retains most
OF the yea tureS OF q week ago, With q
continued check to the movement OF staple
merchandise. At larger eastern and CEN
tral western centers sales OF seasouable
goods have not eQudMed expectations and
at none of these points mas the volume OF
business increased. AT Chicago. St. Louis.
Baltimore, New York and Providence
there kes been y decreased volume of
business IN some lines, due IN part to IN
so1sonaole weather and in some Instances
10 the continued QUARANTINE of yellow
lever DISTRICTS Some jobberS at cities
which supply southern merchants have
delayed sending OUT travellers and others
have called their travellers home. Mer-
camille collections are slower, fling in
orders are small and more infTequent and
busiuesS in staple lines for tlle Hitter half
of October aside from that IN wool and
metals, has been somewhat disappoicl-
ing.
The northwest continues to make rela-
lively more favorable reports as To trade,
although ut Milwaukee and MINNEAPOLIS
mud weather has checked Distribution
Nearly all southern cities except q few in
Texas, Arkansas and Georgia. continue
- ieei the influence of the yellow fever
quarantine, extremely low Price of cotton
and delayed collections.
Consumption of iron and steel continue
heavy, but mills refuse orders for 1898 de-
livery IN the belief that the cost of max
ing iron and steel viii he higher
Wheat IS again above u dollar on con-
tnued heavy exports.
Our wheat export aggregating more
than 70C9v,COO bushels within IL weeks.
IS unorece7ientei and points TO a keener
appreciat1on Of the statistical strength
OF wheat By European importers t5af Fy
many American traders.
Exports of wheat, -four Included as
wheat from both coasts OF the United
States and from Montreal this week
amornt 70 1891 .391 bushels. against 5,552,-
Geo bushels last week; 3,62S coo bushels in
rhe last week. OF October, 1896: 2.743. COO
bushels in 1870, 2.9l4.000 bushels in 1884 and
as compared with 2.S60000 bushels in tie
like week of 1898.
TIE total number of bushes failures re-
ported throughout the United States this
week is 2lS, compared with 205 last week;
246 in the week q year ago; 299 two years
ago; 253 three years ago and as eontrasted
with 1853 in the fouth week of October,
1898
There are 80 business failures reported
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
HUNTINGTON ACCIDENTS.
a Boy and Baby Receive Serious
Injuries.

Huntington. Utah, Oct. 29.-Yesterday
Edwin, the l1-year-old son OF Jerome
Bradley, while riding at a fast rate
through one OF the streets, vas thrown
from his horse 50 violently that his
arm was dislocated AT the eIbow and
the hone fractured, causing an ugly
wound DR.. Winter. of OrangeVine, set
the limb and the little fellow is resting
comfortably today.
Another accident occurred yesterday
ia the infant child of Atr. and Mrs. Sam
Myers, late OF salt Lake, at the sheep
camp Of RowberRy & Myers in the
mountains west Of here. Mr.. Myers had
ridden up TO the camp on horseback
and digmounted and put The child into
the saddle and vas leading the horse
and also holding TO the child In some
Nay the horse became frightened and
began kicking and running around try
ing to get away. Mr.. Myers held to the
animal and the child became entangled
in the saddle trimmings and was
dragged and thrown around in a fright
ful manner. When it MAS finally res
eued from the perilous situation it was
discovered that one leg was broken be-
Io1Y the knee and the child otherwise
bruised and manned. The parents
started at once for home. arriving late
in the night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
CoALYuLE,S CROPS.
Fifteen Thousand Bushels OF Grain
Below the Average.

CoalviHe Oct. 2S.- Between 1900 ard
5000 bushels Of gram were tnreshec
sn Coa!viHe precinct this fan, con-
aisting chiefly Of wheat and oass, with
a small quantity Of barley and ryv,
which, though a fair crop, is not quite
UP to the average OF the pasc few
Years.
The potato crop noN being dug,
while i'll may be called good, viii he
y considerably less than that Of last
year. botn IN quality and quaEttty-
. Other vegetables are yielding fairly
Well for this cold climate. Extremely
heavy frogts have visited this place the
last few nights, having frozen ice
nearly three-foufths Of an inch in
thickness.
mr.. shields, The Herald's lively cor
r respondent and agent at Park City,
paid CoaIYilie a brief visit today he
came down on the 9 d. m. drain and re
turned To the Park AT II.
Noting the fact that United State5
Marshal Hon. Glen Miller has the full
swing of the DOstofice axe, IL might
;be as areil to say that Mr.. Bowers, the
present postmaster. is good enough
for Us at CoalVille. having served SO
far without cause for complaint Mr..
Miller could not do better than TO keep
his axe off Of Bowers and let 1t go
at that.
The Third district court should have
convened here tomorrow, the 18TH, for
the special purpose OF drawing a jury
and setting The calendar for the
November term OF court But Clerk
Boyden today received word from his
honor, Judge NOrreiL. that it would be
Impossible fer him to be here on that
date, and instructed him (the clerlNl TO
adjourn court WITH Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
IN WALL STREET.
Stocks Apathetic-Union Pacific Raj
lies From Recent Losses.

n05w York O-. 29.-Tt,e stock marke.
WAS apaEiA4tic ard alnl,st et2glract t11ay
brokers end opeqepsct5 apparently beng
talotn up WIN politics ami 'IGe C1Enplca-
TOMS practp JARED lnro the approaching
lar1af contest by siae Gays events.
1ile rec,rst end continuing st"egguA "a
tle whecj, market las also H-Cds-ll 10 di-
v<cc s.,G1ie share 1G speculative g!1s.vl1y
.gr:o shqlt channel. TrDuGll tr-1tlg was E,a-
styrisuad in volume, INA H1-loCr WAS quite
slcony u-r2aeE1uc, cclt guy '-i1ce during
tflf1 day an prices sag q cG-tSile below last
myers levsl. Sugar gaze s11nc. evidence
OF weakness, and ii was tlS Gerirl'e Of
nearly tNo po51i-s n f5h.5 speciality which
WClfdtrGed ta1e general ESr. The s>iis1-
weston slocks and some IF the s'ouGfasas
wsfe cuj.e stc1onS "a th> Ssl!ef 'iapr cIaa
yellow fever outbreak would s,gu be
ecrrl by frost.
recou!- losses Thu hGIytIg he ing encouraged
by tie L-rlliln eNa1npJa and by q rUrnGC
tGlat a large smart MI-eT9st- had BEEN Gre
ats1 in l1rlCl0n n connection with pans
foreclosure sale. London was buyer of
YaFaous okElor stocks also in This mar
het.
The exchange market was held about
steady a.. tbe resent decline, and the
1nlSnAy market cogl.trasd easy, although
with telnf1ers Inclined 70 ht.ld hack, Panrl
Ing tih,a complexion of glhn arrangements
for the payment of G1n g1vgrnEnzTr' ;
of2tFn on the Un1l1 Pac.iIc and of l-s -
turned olbsgau1-rs on maturing bonds
TfIe tCra1 ssles today on all STOCKS were
only about 1z5060 sllare6. which IS Il lower
figure than has been shown for many
LI7Entlls.
The feature of the bond markst was tFls
sharp DECLINE IN Kansas Pacific c,eae0Is.
watch sold az S.. q. dec!fsse Of 915 TElA
Uota Pacific stxes of '96 trust receipts
also lest ~ per cent.
Teral gales, Sl,6l5, CO.,
[. S. new Is, coupon, were advanced 4
bta.
O1ionRy on call easy, 111A92 par cent; last
locrl. : per cent: C,os2d. 2 per cent: prirna
ITIl:rrcari Ire paper. a2t65'4aa per CENT Ger
NESS N bankers bills at sAS5A al. S5s9S for
demand and alt e4.S22IkN4 S22s for 80 days;
posted ra.es. &.S304S31a srd $3.50 {. SS11zz |;
comm ei-ci5Al bills, s4SIG4sl1H.
Saver certificates, 5S1z@6oc; Mexican dol
lars. 45Lc.
Government bonds firm; state bonds
dull; ratlri0ad bonds firm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
HIS LEG CRUSHED.
Peter Sorenson of Smithfeld Meets
With g Serious Accident.

Logan. Oct. 29.-Peter Sorenson Of
Smlthheld, with his son, was coming
down Smtthfield canyon Thursday
evening Wfth load of wood. The son
sgas driving and the father was walk
ing along Size the wagon, holding the
brake lever rope. The latter stepped
on a rock. his foot slipped and the
wheel passed over his right leg Both
bones we're broken in several places
and the les vas crushed.
Yesterday in the same canyon the
I5-year-old son OF Joseph NfcCracken
Of Sm0thheld, Was with a companion
dragging wood; young MeCraeken was
STOPPING TO fix his drag when his
companions drag started a rock from
above which struck 0TcCracllen on the
head, jnhieung a scalp wound about
four inches long. FIVE stitches were
necessary 10 close the wound. Dr.
William 3. Parkinson attended the
above cases.
The little child of William Merrill, Of
Richmond. died yesterday. Funeral
Vvas held at o m today.
The 11-monthS daughter of Joseph
Newbold, OF Logan, died last night
with Group.
t1eber J. Carlisle Of Logan. arrived
in Chicago Sunday, Oct &c, where he
hss been assigned "a labor as a mis-
sionary 81 company With Edward
Midgiey Of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Americans Rallied Sharply After
Georges Death.

New York. Oct. 29.-The Evening Posts
financial cablegram. The stock markets
were idle and irregular today. ConeolS
we're again better on the belief that the
worst of the monetary tar sstrinSency Is oyer
dull. rallied sharply on Henry Georges s.
death. but closed dull on New York prices.
BraziIs were very fat. It IS Impossible
TO say whether god VIII leave here in con-
neetlon with the Union Pacific sale Well
Informed persons think not. The London
Times aliudes to a possible immense In
dun loan but I gather that such may
not come this year. money being perhaps
raised meantime on Indian treasury bills
The Paris and Berlin markets we're dull.
Roth bourses are unsatisfactory and
feeling the effects of deareT money Theua
were weak spots at both places which
are feared. though probably nothing really
important viii happen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

for the poorest to the best steers being
3.S5d5-40 heavy cattle weighing from 500
to l. 100 pounds we're in increased supply
ard sold anywhere from 4.15 to 525 ac-
corling to quality. St0ckers and feeders
sold largely at 2.75fS4.10. with a few prime
feeders at 4.55. Bulls were slow and lower
bolognas going at 2fON3.OO, but cows and
heiferS we're active and firm. The best
lots OF western rangers Went for 1900
4-40 and some feeders brought the top
price
Hogs sold largely at S.45GS.70. the ex-
were largely at 3.35G2.75. Hogs averaging
from 900 10 TO 240 pounds sold the most
actively.
Sheef-Natives sold at 2-50q455, and
less active with sales 4.00d560 Western
lambs brought 4-606t5S5 and there were
good sales OF feeding lambs at 4.350508.
and feedinS sheep at 3S9N4.10.
Rece.pts-CattIe, $780, hogs, 5000; sheep,
1900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

Logan, Oct. 29-Ralph Smith, Jr-, and
his uncle, Thomas Smith, aged respect
lively about % and 50. both Of Logan
working on the road west az Logan,
quarreled this evening, Ralph struck
the old man. who is slightly demented
and cripple. twice over The head With
a shovel, knocking him into a ditch,
infiictins an ugly wound oyer the left
eye and others on the side Of the face.
Two gentlemen passing in q buggy
found him sitting alone by the fence,
az covered With mud and bleeding.
They helped him into the carriage and
took him to the home of his brother
This Is the injured mans statement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Nephi Damage Case Continued.

Nephi. Oct. 29.-The case of Ida N.
Wright rs. J. a. Hyde, Jr., came up fer
hearing this morning. Attorney c. 3.
Critchlow appearing for plaintiff, and
Sam King for the defendant. When
Judge Mccarthy took his seat this
morning Attorney King presented
af1daVits citing the fac that the lead
ing counsel for the defendant, j. e.,
Arthur Brown. was sick, therefore At
torney King asked for a continuance,
which WaS granted on condition that
The costs and attorney fees be paid
by defendant, which vas finally
aequieseed in.
This is an action for damages
brought by Ida III Wright. against ].
A Hyde, Jr-, ana was for $4,000
This being the last Of the jury cases
his honor DISCHARGED the Jurors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Wheat Advanced to os1S and Closed
at $685..

Chicago, Oct. 29.-There was n little hest
tation at the opening in wheat on account
of the weakness 1t Paris as shown by the
early cables Wheat was quoted at 10
eentime5 lower and -four 20a25 eenumes
lower. Outside Of that the news WAS all
IN favor OF higher prices TIE result WIS
that December, which left off yesterday At
9I4- started today at from 9I3s to 917s. and
WAS advanced 10 9s1A in the first half
hours trading Liverpool was i'd higher
10 begin with and advanced I'D more dur
ing the dan. the latter rise doubtless be
cause Of the additional advance here this
forenoon. The weather throughout the
winter wheat country was stiu suffering
from drought and reports were unanimous
as TO the effects of The dry weather. Do
nestle receipts at Chicago and in the
northwest WgTe again much heavier.
New York reported liberal acceDtanced
of cable offers made to the continent last
night and 100000 bushels We're reported
having been bought for shipment TO
France early in the session
CIearanees from the Atlantic ports. in
Guiding some -four from New Orleans.
amounted TO $4,000 bushels
After the advance to $50 the market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Kansas CitY Lie Stool.

Kansas C5ty. No, Ocs. CaHtIe.-Re-
oetprs 6.0O0. Market steady to strong:
TeXas steers, S3a42O: Texas COWS. $500
3IO. nsraVa steers SSIIl 10. native COWS
and hraiferS SId410. SrOckers and feeders.
S3d455: bulls ~ 2jGi5.40.
HOgs.-Recsturs 500. Market weak to
&c lower: bulk of sales IS. f5I3.5911s; heaN-
IFS. s335G3.55; packers. S3,30H34ilz; mixed.
Sa.40fI3.511z; Nslrs, S2,30f,35Ilz; workers.,
$3.50 3.5Il9; p -. s3.35N3.5Q.
Sheep.-Recst ss;s 2,0Q0. Market firm;
lambs, SsT5@S.50; nYuttons, S2.5o041O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 29.-Catte- Rees5pts
GOO Market steady. native beef steers.
SfIOQ4e5: western steers. S-65GI35. Texas
steers, S2d3-T0. clWs and heifers. S2SO1D
$50: cauuers $3d2-7j. s-OCkers and feed
ers S3.j044-35. calves. $5.56tI5.50. bulls
says. etc. S26d.50.
ff0gs-teec-t1t.5 $500 Market &c lower;
heaTieS s3.S5Q3. 40; mixed. s3.35d3. 80; ism,
S3.45G350; bulk Of sales, S3.35N340.
Sneep.-Receiyss 1900 Market 501Oc
h5gher; fair 10 choice natives. & 60Q4.l5
fair u cll1l1e westerns, Sl-50d2.9 go. COM
-n1u and stock sheep. S3d3.J0; lambs
475d5.25
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Three Divorces at roran.

Logan. Oct z9,-Judge Hart late this
afternoon granted the following divor-
Ces:
John II, Horne from Sarah Ann
Horne. Of Richmond; desertion.
Melissa I. Side from Franklin ".
Side. desertion- Defendant to pay costs
and $40 attorneys fee.
Laura II. Jenkins from David Jen-
hins. ir. desertion. Plaintiff awarded
custody of child
IN al OF the above cases judgment
was by default.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
A NARROW ESCAPE.
U. P. Train Struck a Huge Boulder
Near Wanship.

Near Wanship-
Park City, oct. 2e-The hair on the
head 4 Pete BrauSe, engineer of the
local Union Pacific train. stood up
straight Wednesday morning when, as
his engine turned a curve in the can
yon above WanshiD. he beheld a rock
Weighing about a half a ton lying be-
tween the rails, ana only q few rail
lengths ahead. Fortunately, however,
when the pilot struck it the rock Was
lifted high in the air and fell in the
creek. causing no damage TO speak of
TO the engine The rock must have
rolled down the side Of the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. ". CULVER enter
famed q company of friends last night
in honor OF AR. G. Feelymeir Of BaIti-
more. Nd. who IS The guest Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Fox.
Among the passengers to salt Lake
This afternoon we're O. A. Palmer
Frank Bird and T. J. Westeott.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

Tcsaat sales of stocks today were 1S1. 400
shares. including; Atchfson preferred.
S. 80: N5rsI,t-rrS Pae5de i3referred sos.
Rock Island, 5,475; St. Paul, - $50; Ul.on
Pacific, 19, 20; Bay State Gas, $500; Chi
eagD Gas. lilo; Cousolirlated Gas, {, S22;
SaJoaF- - 235
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
TIE CASE OF LEWIS.
Asylum Board VIII Probably Order
His Release.

Provo, oct z9-rhe case of William
Lewis, patient Of the asylum. was
brought before the asylum board today.
fIA was committed. after having shot
> barber at Sandy, and is nov consid-
cred sane.
board that ne cannot again be brought
10 trial for the killing and his relatives
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

at Lehi or Sandy win probably be per-
mitted TO take charge Of him.
q clue to the perpetrators Of the rob
berry of the Short Line warehouse was
secured yesterday from Grand Junction
and the arrest Of the suspected men at
that place was ordered.
Sarah Banks has secured a decree for
divorce against William Banks, the lat.
ter failing to appear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

There Is 10 need Of little children be-
ing tortured by scald head. eczema and
skin eruDtlons- De(Vitts Witch Hazel
Salve gives instant roller and cures
permanently. 4. G. Smith, G. D.
Swift, I42 Main,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
What DUN and Bradstreets Will Say
Of Il Today.
THE CLEARING HOUSE TEST
COMPARATIVE SHOWING BET
TER THAN IN 1892.
Retail Trade Retarded by Weather
and Fever-specu1ation in Wheat
Advancing Prices-wool Prices
Well Maintained - Americans
Rally in London on Georges
Death.

New York, Oct. Or. G. Dun & Co g
Weekly R@yssw Of Trade aou,rrow vii
aar:
Tna testing of rccurl tr1de - IN plogC.szs
but results ere remarkably refunded by
l-ug cc.-r.nuel mild we2tG-sr and atco by
ths fe-er ~ sop0ls.a districts Even
from t1lat quart5r some large orders sase-
~ received sT-low herear Distribution rllan
was eXna1red- IN Slpi-e OF the ITl--Dyl-ll-
ably warm W-gT .,LC winch greatly tllIatsTlj
retall dealings IN W-ELer E5515 ~ Oh
palaces east Of iEle plains, HE asstSe e.fi1ll-
bars of supplementary ot5efs +fsuo urge
L-55suTc fi3- quick GsIiSsfy, make 4 e-ear
Illat the sales so many branches cave OK
CecIe: The eSp4cfagicGAs ut f-ealsrs. SO ,i-i.-
1--Ii9faseL,cli<nr of stock Is nrr ystt finished
Mserfvantla cha Wholesale tr1a9a ern orders
70 manufacture ttsVe beeu smaller than
Wncn tina run U7aS gT753Ecslc, but have.
upVerrdla.ess. been large f1- this stage.
ovou IN a year OF general nG115per9tY. f'cr
tlls IT15Tnsrs 'il1-gizl sf-le PRINCIPAL c.c3f'-
!EE toU5e6 have for the week been 3.g
PER CerN i0rsc1 fs,aa IN THE same week OF
1895 and Tor tn ng1AtA, 81 ptr cent.
WHEAT BOOM,
Heavy emgag MEATS f1r Outgoing wheat,
Covering 100000 bushels thiS week, AT
feet monetary prospects, buI r-.li mtlra
c!le produce markets. for the At,rlrt-.o ok
plcrg ara l2ralaly. already. SS64.G CAS- husa-
CtS (f1ur i1ClUdeD against 2344 "a for
rf2c same week of last yssr. fnd IN four
weeks 1396A557 against 96l7e5S last year.
EE61a--lrl Vectta5 arr not quite equal 10
l9sr vars for this Wech but have been
y seS - BUSHES fcr four weeks acainst
Is 1854 !aet year. TI>'s market advanced
2izA, VITA No. 2 rcd es.ua!ly Ss'EHS GkoVe
81 he~e, v.hAe speculation 81 g.. Lows g
PueAng pr-ons yoc hsgfl2r. The pcSsGb ltty
tn21t foreign expect may be checked Is
mot To ba overlooked. but tr1a heavy en-
gagemgutg, h95daS experts for f1Ur
E0Crh east. prove tG1r7r f1rsgrl needs are
read and large. The corn movement WHs
6m1lleT. Trough exports fan emily $4,000
bei0w. last y1nT, crli ta7a Price advanced
but slightly.
WOOL
U7obl markets Glaye become Guiet. In
Gtoan OF I, 100000 pounds reported sod IN
I5oNlNn n the last weak Of September
9,201.o00 the naNt week, 100000 the gaccgd
week Of October. aCd 100000 the rhfrd
week C21eS haVe been bun . 7lO0c0. and at
dl5 ttlTae chief markets. T. 29l. SEQ making q
fltll for inc TnnntN1 Of 81 9qi mn rr.n,rll-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
SAN FRANrgsco MINING STOCKS
san Francisco, OCT 2e--rna official
Bank ClearIngs-

New York, Oct % The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
centage of increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
Year:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
Thirteen Killed By Nine Explosion.

Torres, Mex. oct. pa disastrous
explosion occurred in the AmariIIas
SHAFT OF the Grand Central mine. at
MiAas Piertas. Thirteen men We're
killed outright and three sustained
probably fatal injuries The Grand
Central mine was recently purchased
for S1ooO,ooo by an English syndicate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

from the Canadian dominion this week
compared with q last week 81 in the week
a year ago and IS in the week two years
ago,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
- -
Silver in London.
CEICAGO GRAM.

london, Oct. @-Cons9.s, u17s; silver,
Z71zd-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
$500 Oyereoats.

Here is where you'll revel in
smart looking overcoats. They
have snap and air to them
that distinguishes them as being
made by artist tailors- 1t is a
big and grand collection Of gar
ments to select from. Impossible
to do them justice. We proclaim
they are equal to any coat in town
for $500, outside of our store;
ask to see them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
NEWS OF THE STATE
!an Aged Man at Logan Beaten by
His Nephew.
ACCIDENTS AT SMITHFIELD
PETER soRENsoN HAS HIS LEG
cRrsHED BY A WAGON.

A Boy and Baby Seriously Injured
at Huntington-Three Divorces
Granted at Logan-CoaIviile
Grain Crop-Union Pacific Train
Strikes a Boulder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30
NOS ANn srFEI

T0Is buying OF iri1n ard steel products,
Though smaller than of lata, continues u
keep works well engaged ahead and m
duces oul1eT6 70 resume operations. B1th.
buyers and manufacturers. find 1t prudent
TO limit sGlgagensnts ahead, urlh The Pc
safer foT some time TO coEne. There Is
great pressure for speedy dsliyer,9zs, biD.
~ tGUS aEAd wire some aoal enaee.is Of De
nand Will slightly lower prices for naNs
TN Is a ldlJde weaker, and copper at lie
for l3lds and c9nEst..1lcu at hoyna pro-
dloaTls lowers tin pate 10 $40. The c1lca
outCla- s larger by 1865 CONS fer tine
week. but aEliilrl4rt,Je ccl5d is Wrllltr no
inS offered here ait S4G5 against ST. 80
ns,1rsd n Circular.
Failures for the week have been 2l9 IN
the Ou I'D STATES, against 270 Ias,. year,
ard . "a C2u9i3A ae!a.e.e. 40 Last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-30

Il you feel weak. dun and Giscour-
aged You wiz ind 4 bottle OF H1cl's
StlrSlpari,la WfM do you wonderful
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