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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

The fact that Senator Sherman is to
be secretary of state does not seem
to take with the people like wild fire.
Thus the New York Commercial
Advertiser says: I'VE do not want
man at the head of the state depart
ment with an inclination to plunge this
nation into a war with some European
power. Perhaps it is true that Senator
John Sherman has been selected for
secretary of state In many WAYS
sherman is an admirable man. But
is he a safe man? Can he be trusted
now? He is the oldest member of the
foreign affairs committee. which, on
December q. submitted to the senate
the monstrous Cameron resolution on
the recognition of Cuban independ-
ence.' He made no protest against
this proposition. Indeed, he was be-
lieved TO favor it. Is he the right man
TO be secretary Of state in McKinleys
cabinet?" It may very well be doubted
that ne is the right man to be secre-
tary of state in McKinIey's cabinet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Chicago Record: Il saw Mrs. Highly
standing at the window weeping"
Il don't blame her; Mr. Highly was
cleaning the pavement with that hand
painted snow shovel she gave him Christ
mas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Tit-Bits: Guest-Why do you print your
bill of fare in French?
Fashionable Restaurateur-Becaus
want my patrons to think that l think
they can read it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

This Dimond scandal looks like
case Of diamond cut diamond
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

The New York World Almanac and
Encyclopedia for 1897. 1t is an easy
matter to say much in behalf of this
almanac, it is so complete in all re-
spects. Not so old publication as
some others in the same line, it has
come to take first place and is a
recognized authority. 1t should be in
the hands of all who want a ready
reference for statistics and political in
formation of all kinds. To the news
paper fraternity it is almost indispensa-
BILE. Where there is so much as is
contained in the World Almanac, it is
impossible to indicate that which
should be particularly commended.
The New York World, New York.
Price, % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Tit-Bits: Some philosopher writes:
Put off nothing till tomorrow" A
youthful correspondent suggests that this
means that to be happy you should go to
bed in your clothes and disrobe in the
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

The Baltimore Sun Almanac for 1897
is more especially compiled for the use
of the people of Maryland; to them it
is indispensable. 1t also contains ma
tional election statistics.
A. S. Abel Co, Baltimore, Md.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Pittsburg Chronicle: Il hear that Mrs.
Beechwood has been quite IN remarked
Mr. Shadyside to his wife.
mp" replied Mrs Shadyside, emphati-
calIy. Il should say she had been i'll.
Why. the poor thing hasn't been able to
go shopping for the last eight weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19
FROZEN TO DEATH.
Sad Fate of a Young Hunter in
South Dakota.

Sioux City Ia, Jan. 1S.-While hunting
near Elk Point. S. D., late yesterday, w.
J. Murphy. aged Il, became separated
from his companions and was frozen to
death When first missed he was supposed
to have returned home. and not until
late in the day did searching parties
start after him. His body was found at
noon today. There was a furry of snow
lasting about an hour yesterday after
noon, and it IS thought Murphy lost his
bearings during the storm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Cincinnati Enquirer: Sir he shouted
do you not realize that your actions
place me in a bad light before the pub
lic?"
Though overcome with confusion, the
property man managed to get the glare
where strobe he who had just spoken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19
WIT AND HUMOR.

OIncIIlldII LIquIIeI. HOW IHUCu 10
new clerk.
IL don't know. sir" answered the
clerk. but if you will wait one minute
I'll weigh them and tell you"
Chicago Post She appeared to be
somewhat excited when ne came home
that night, and he naturally asked the
cause.
THE man in the top fiat has fallen in
love with our nursemaid." she said
What of it?' he asked.
Hes been trying to get her to elope
with him"
DO you mean the man that practises
with the flute every night?
She said she did. and he made a dive
for his pocketbook.
Tell the maid" he exclaimed, eXcitedly.
that I'm a poor man, but I'll give her
so if she'll do il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Cleveland Plain Dealer: There is
nothing new in bicycle costumes for
women
I'm sorry to hear it. I was in hopes
there would be some fresh young girls
in them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

The Philadelphia Public Ledger AL
manac for 1897 is intended primarily
for the people of PHILADELPHIA. 1t is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

sets minister mas declined TO receive
.1.000 increase in his salary and the con-
creation is about evenly divided as to
whether this indicates remorse of con-
science or lunacy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

St Louis Globe-D Democrat: Hereafter
any woman who wears a hat which. OBJ
structs the view at a place of amuse-
ment in Chicago can be arrested and fined
g. but the male citizen who goes out
between the acts-or comes in between
drtnks-will continue TO annoy people
with imDunity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Kansas City Times: Consul General
Lee may not have money to burn, but
he will have Money to lick if he con-
tinues to call the Mississippi senator a
liar through the columns of the uncen-
sored American newspapers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Mail and Express: When a single town
turns out 100000 pairs of shoes in
single year, as Haverhill. Mass, did in
1896. the fact must be accepted as proof
that the trade is on a thoroughly sound
footing. Great is leather and the Yam
kee limitations thereof
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-19

Courier-Journal: Mr.. Sherman. always
an intense partisan and ever unstable as
TO conviction, is not the man to place at
the head of the state department. He
who can vote for the Cameron resolu-
ton one day and the next, because it
d:d not prove as popular as he thought
it would. regret his vote. should not be
given authority 10 conduct our foreign
relations. His appointment would start
the new administration with a lack of
popular confidence, and the country would
never know what to expect in our for
eign policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
TREMENDOUS CROWD
In Attendance al The G. 4. R. En-
Campmslt in Buffalo.
Reception aud Basque, 10 President
mckiniey-Rrunions Bs-
ing Held.

LuFFALo. n Y, Aug. "a Another
beautiful day greeted tho veterans OF
the q. A. II. today. All night long
trains were arriving ut brief intervals,
depositins their loads OF veterans and
sight.sesrF. This morning Thousands
were gathered around dlfi rent sta
tiOne as carly rs . O'Clock and the
principal streets were d ioslling crowd
OF humanity.
The features OF the day will be the
arrival of Pr.sident Mckinley at 3
o'cl, ck this aft Tntoo, the banuue.
rendered him by Columbia pgs. OF
Chicaao anu the pArsds Of naval
v,tersns and ex.prlsouera OF wnr this
eveuin
The President vii bs met byaT..
ception committee and .scOrteI by
mounted polioe, 200 soldiers OF the reg.
ulnr army anJ Local and visiting post
VI the q. n. Il. to tue Niagara hotel,
" here he viii stop during his stay
here. 1t 10 expected tbst Governor
Black will ace mpany the President.
Tue program lor ms day also includts
meeting OF army nurse; reunions OF
the First, 81 couJ, Ihifd, FUN, Tsntu
snd Tweuty.fourib cor, g; reunion OF
LJysl Home Workers. convention
nud camp FIRE OF National Veterant;
q. A. Il. bicycle road race; an ilium
mated bicycle parade, camp fire OF ex.
prisoners OF war, anu numerous recep.
iious teDderei them by the la los Of
D he various auxiliary bodies. During
tue Jay many 0rgailz atoms viii h ID
reuI ions.
Tn railroads csDtefinG here esti.
mate the numt or OF passengers ianueI
10 b tislo uuriug the - hours snIeG
al midnigut NJ $4,000. Ittse stimsted
that tLtte via 10 ut Us $780, 900
more bstOre the big parade TOMORROW,
winch VIII bnng ,ne grand total Of the
visitors up to the num-
Ter that has oven expected right
aluEs-350, 600,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
WOULD TAKE NO CHANCES.
REINDEER ron FREiGnrINa.
Advantage OF Uiiiiz,ng Thorn In tn.
Yukon District

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 23.-Some In.
tersstipg st.temeDts relating 10 tue
4 old region In Alaska and the reindeer
txleTiment there are brought out In
annual statement OF u piled s att
Commi.siouer OF Il iucsliOn Hsrfis.
submitted tousy. IL describes In de.
tail the progress OF the mining, tn u
growth o Cuole CITY, Dawson City
and the kloouiGe untrict, the two
principal utes, via st. MIchaels a l. ii
vis Cniikoot Pass.
Touching on the importance of ex-
tendibg the Introduction Of reiuueet
into that territory, the report Gays
that the reindeer stations ought to be-
able to furnish 500 rsinGeer trained t.
the harness al once for the use II the
mil - ON the Upper Yukon riyer.
at was my purpose" the com mis-.
siouer goes on, $50 CeGuil three oil tn.
skilled EerdsmeB anu thirty trained
ruinueer TO the Yukon region the pres
en-, summer." IL this ARA ng. ment Is
cstfieu cut as instructed, an IMPORTANT
experiment Will ne In progress during
the coming year Rt the gold mines,
Toe plan OF the bureau has been To
arrange a reindeer sxpr,s. connecting
towns In line from tue Boring Straits
/ Kadiak island. Superintendent OF
Rsindeer Stations kjOllmaDni, Isst
September, proved the practicability
of tnis by making u trial trip on hi,
route. TWO OF his party wero able 10
take the steamer at katnai, sailing 10
Sitka In March.
This arrangement once completed,
It Will be possible Tor business com.
tanies In San Fraucisc1 anu other
0 tiee to hid communication with
their whaling fleets during the wis,er
nortu OF the Arctic circle. There
have been maintained in Algska
twenty day sohODls under this supei-
vision OF the interior department., wItn
twenty three teachers aud an enioH-
ment Of l ,267 pupils. A public schnoI
was openeA nt Clrclo Guy Ia tbs
Yukon mining District, but the de.
partInen's agent, wiring from 81.
Michaele, ssys he is afraid he viii b.
forced 10 discontinue 1t because. OF the
exodus OF The city's population into
the region nearer the recently uit-
covered minee.
The Influx Of miners to the Yukop
las eiu.eu demand for reindeer ior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

reightiDg Lurposes. IL The "rlfinai
pan Tor the purchase and distil button
Of teiDdeer, reietencs was had to Sc.
curing new lood Supply inr re fam-
ishing Essimos OF tho BERN. Sea anu
tue Arctic ooein region, but II Is nav
founu that reindeer arc a. essential TO
,be white man 40 to the Esklmts, The
wonderful YuEsn placer mins & ore
situated ?5 ito 100 miles rom tho
greater stream. Provisions brought
rom the south uud landed on the
hanks OF the river arc with great diff
Guilty ttauspnr Ell 10 the miuer on the
Tributary streams. Last winter NOR
gTei dogs for tfanspUrthtlOu furpOs'
cost nom 500 to $500 each,aud freight
chBrgGs from the river 10 the noun.
tsihs auge 10 or 20 cents leE pUunJ.
The ttaiued reindeer makes In "A day
tUo or three umee the distance GOV.
er, d by dog teams ami have the All.
vantage ibRt they eau ute The alum.
ubnt III oss ss food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
THE GLUCOSE TRUST.
A sweet morsei To THOSE Who Invested
GnrIy Therein.

NEW YORK. Au.. 2i.-OBe OF the
goou lhihgs i.r the organ zers OF trusts
is tho new glucose trust. The q 1ota.
lions ON its shares on the stteat nave
reached u point that holdings repre-.
sented almost double what they cost
less thon a month age.
Toe trAIing mas been psrtiouI arly
heavy IN the last inree Gays, when an
advance OF Is points was gained.
Al the present a. uTe an investment
Of SlU, 900 when tho trust was formed
IL ,Ssd exactly ss,l7s, for pre- erred at
8. sud common al 81.
AZ another week os 70 the shares
" III be listed sR the ttoca exchange
and talk Of preferred rtasnins l25 anu
common rs very soon thereafter pre-.
walls among brUHeIf. the price oil the
product has advanced from 70 cents
On June 2 to sl.75 todRy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
NEW FORAGE PLANT.
Thought 10 b8 Adapted 10 Tho Arid
West.
ESPECIALLY ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Agricultural department Preparing TO
Make Experiments with tbs
Hardy siberian Plaut.

%AsHINGrON, Aug. 24.-The agri-
cultural department Ia preparing to
make an experiment with a new
forage plant which ~ thought 10 be
adapted to the femi.arli regions of
the West. Il Is ths Bromus Inmis,
grass indigenous TO the Russian
5teppes. Orders for one or two
lons cf the seed for plant
have been wired to Moscow In
response to q telegram from Professor
Hanson, the department agent, tina:
he could secure this quantity by TAX
ing it Immediately. rhe grass IL said
to thrive In lands which are too dry
for the ordinary forage plants. It lie n
tai, nutritious plant, and, 1t Is hoped,
will prove TO be adapted TO the plains
along the b,ses of the Rocky muun-
iAiut.
Prof. Hanson, through whom this
order has been placed, Is u resident OF
south Dakota. He Ia making a special
investigation OF the grasses and other
forage vegetation OF Siberia Tor the
department with the view OF securing
plants adapted to tue soil and climate
plains region and this order ia the tirst
iruit OF hie labor.
The dieiaiohing OF Professor Han.
sou on this mission has had the Il .ct
apparently OF creating the impression
that the department ID making espec-
ia INQUIRY into the agricultural possl.
billties oil the country which viii
he tfuveis5d by the Slber.
ian railroad. with the view OF uetst-
mining before hand the probable In.
crease ana character OF competition
American lafmer will have To en-.
counter from that quarter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

SAN FhANcisoo, Au,. 2S-rns
state suptsme court has affirmed tue
Idgmont OF guilty vi mufJor In the
htat Gegtee found against j. Ebsnks
who killed Mrs. Harriet Stiles anu J.
Is. Borden at Oceanside, San Diego
county. ON September 8, 1885.
Inc case was appealed GU the points
hat the evidence was oircumstantial,
aud that the lower coutt efled ia TO.
using 10 allow hypDotist, Is. A.
stephens, TO testify that ne y pnutized
tue defendant alter the murder aud
That the latter uenie1 the crime when
under the hypnotic spell. Commis.
siouer SeaEIes. whose opiulon was AL
hrmsd by tue court, sSiI that the law
dId not RECOGNIZES hy pn0tism. In pa,.-
Jog on the CAGE, the SUPREME court
agreed, hut Justice McFArlaod toOK
occasion To cay that no did not quite
syree sa TO The altitu 10 OF the law TO-
ward hypnoIism. Ii could not be con.
ndered in this case. though IL might
Oe In OtheIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

SAN FKANCisCo, Aug. 24-Bset
sugar Will uOt Ue lne Oniy Product of
The SIarr mill ~ Crockett when IL
starts up, alb ut January lst next.
rhe machireTy Will permit OF the
refining VI cane sugar n, we'll aud 1.-THE
prospects are that II wal take consid-
cradle o the Hawaiian crop not con-
,f0ilel by Claus SpGecke s. THIS yesI's
clop 10 estimated al about 200 tons aad
while much OF II may be- shipped
directly easl, II prices WARRANT a large
amount will f1nu lis way TO the new
factory.
UnJer the arrangement made come
years a,o the Hawaiian planters are
uquiTed to seDu their sugar to the
wts ern refinery company lO be CLAIR.
nel and made meTchAntRble, but this
contract Will expire In December, ami
soon thereafter the California Beet
sugar and Refinery company, rs the
new enterprise Is named, VIII be in
position To take az much OF the Island
crop not Ia conuol OF the sugar
trusl, as may be shipped to this coast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch H.
the 5GGuN Rud from San San Sebastian
say,: Gen. AEjsrIags, tue new Pre-
mieT, Osires TO continue the policy OF
Dis predecessor Senior Csnovas del
Castillo, as ar ts pOssilole aud does
GOT apprt bend any plicalivus. H.
IL con iidsnI that the UnIled Sta st
Will prtservs its present altitude OF
cordially anu frieLuthip anu wIil not
Insist upon mediation.
spain would not reluse TO tubmit 10
a commission tor tAe settlement Vi
American claims in Cuba !, unuef.
staudIug that only the damage done
Al tue hands OF her authorities Were
90 be considered am cOu.Ier elaine
arising from tiiibu,tering, Should
Minister WoOdiord DO INSTRUCTED 30 dc.
MANI autonomy Spain uid reuly
that autonomy would have bteu
granted ling ugo maj the Cubans
osased tU receive from the Unnu4
states tho moral AM hnsuclai asslst.
auc, enabling them 30 pr9iong The
struggle, and had they ceased TO DE.
manu absolute independence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

Will send Another Man 10 mig 10 Out
Tor Nun.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.--Rsv. Rober,
Mclntyre, tho p pu Isl Methodist III.
vine, well known IN Denver am
Chicago, is Interested In tho new gOlu
telds. The minister will treat h y cas-
Vi gold fever geographically, how.
ever, by seLuing u proxy up the
Yukon.
The man selected by the divine TO
secure Tor him mine OF shiniL z goIJ
lie EIwsrI Pa. & lsloD. a newspaper
man and explorer. The Nett list
pastor confided his p ans to fsi n i as
.Oiiow,:
"Ever siGce KlCn like was nrst
brought 10 the ate H. OF tue read.
log puOlic l have been interested In
the accounts VI the gold fie!ds, md
know of no reason why a Methodist
psrsOn shOuld not search ior gOlu. /
IN thoroughly in earnest la this mat.
lei anu al xiOus to 4, cure promising
claim. Mr. Castor goes, If at all, ~
my suggsstion pDu at my excuse,
but he l. aleU actuRted by the value OF
such a trip to the student aud lecturer.
'It Is not yet dennl ely settled that
MT.GasEOD will 90, BUTT VIII be II
ciu overcome the slight obstacles
which now stand In the way TO- my
desire"
Mr.. CASTOR said when asked n he
were 10 take any Alaskan trip as the
Or KY OF the Rev. Mr.. McIntirt: ~
have been of fvA an opportunity OF
going 70 Alaska," he saiI, stand at
anotheI'J expense. The greatest OBJ,
STAGE Is the climate. Hitherto my
explorations have lain amoug the
lurrid deserts OF AfixJna and NV
Mexico and from uhtiiwellers and
0uiiel clties t. iceberg "ud lImitle.s
cola tn,rs lies al unheal ny span.
II wevel, the iemptanVD Is great anu
may YIELD"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
DIVIDE RICH MEMS LAND.
ClSmOT Of Italian Peasants for DiSlrl-
button Of PalrlCian'S Estates.
Hundreds of yiiiag,r. Attimpt TO
Seize CoionnH's Dom sin-rroops
called Out.

ROME, Aug. 24.-rhere IL consider
alle agitation ano Il the p'aaots A.
LGzlO district in lnvor Of distribution
Of the vast uncultivated estates OF the
pstricisn iamilies. Seven hundred
villvgers with their wives aud children
carrying the usiional dag and headed
ty baDd playing tn royal march
started rom Msriuo,a lew miles SOUTH
cast o Rjme, Int aiding TO belZe anu
Div lie the estates Of Prince CllOnna a.
LIE Ffatocionit. Tne authorities in.
tsrv.ned snd peI,usJed them 10 nis-
.erse. Troops have been dispatched
10 pIeve nj further Disturbances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24
fUsIOs IN KANSAS.
70 Accomp ish thi. ~ VIII be Neces.
rarS To hide On til" pspnIist
Platform.

TOPEKA, Kes., Aug, "a rhe chair
MAJ OF the PGpuli /, Democratic anu
Tree Silver Repuulica state commit
Ices met 10 copfeIeocs mere and de-
ci0ed that in order to maiDtain fusion
III Kansas 1t would not be good policy
10 make opposition to federal courts, a
Leaving Issue In the cDming cam 2aig L.
fbe contest VIII De made upDn the
silver question aud the other uemands
tnat hsvs Ueen uomiusnt In the PJpu-
neie platform heretofore. 1t was the
unanimous senumrnt OF the confer.
enee that fusion IN Kansas In the next
campaign would be more cOmpls.e
than II nau been at any time IN the
history oil the allie d fOtcea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 24,-It is re-.
pur,eu here that Canadian lum0erm, n
OF liberal pOlitos favor an effort on the
part Of the ID minion COVE nmeut 10
the direction Of an arrangement with
the government at Washington for
lower duties on lumber. The report
sgys the task OF endesvoring to get
uelter terms for the admission OF
Canadian lumber into the Uniteo
States viii in all probability be as.
signed to John Charlton, N. P,snu that
not until sucn efforts as lie can maze
have been eXhaus ei IL II likely that
me proposal to have Canada place ~
export uuty on logs will be adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

OAKLAND, Cant, Aug. 24.--Benl.
Ahetiy, Iec,Ur emeritus Of 81. Joht's
EplscJ opal church, died &c hitshome IA
this Guy shortly z,ter midnight I, rs
morning OF old age.
Hr was born ~ 1915 1 Soolch.Eug'
lisn descent, ar, wts The cen o a
well gaowu New YsTk physician. 90
July 3, 1913, - was uTdsiueu TO the
EpIscopsI priesthood. From New
Yofk he went TO DunkiTk, Michigan,
and from there l. Milwaukee, whete
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

CXAHA, Al "a. -rne wheat crop
Of NeDt4saG ia be II ihra'heJ. The
quAnty Ia excellent aud the yield /,
Unprecedented, aggreganng 46. 900, 900
bushels.
II 10 reUefalIy estimated hat the
yield OF com wi lOr $50, 900 900 bushels,
or fitiy busueIs 20 The acre.
Iu y uth DaEOla close estimate
places he wnrW yield 1t 10000, 00J
busne he ~ ra !. IL 10 uusueis ~
he are Al tUGu the ioiu Will be
200, 100000. an average OF A. bushels to
tue acre.
There 10 an RUn sdanps OF oats, which
averages up to Let years crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

TAo,hA, Wash, Aug. "a. - Mr4.
Hueh Wallace, Inugh1er OF Cniet
Justice Melville w. Fuller, is dyiDg Of
appendicitis At Ashtord'a farm, at the
ba.e OF Mount Rainier. DoctOfs YOcom
and Hicamsn and Mr.. Wallace arr
AT the 6edsiOe doing everything posi-.
Die TO save her HE. 1t Ia considered
uoubiui n sue eau live two days. The
doctors havs decided that sue is too
week 10 unIergp an operation. Met-
senyers are kept on the rosu between
AshiOru anu Tacoma cary ug medi.
Dimes uphnd bringing IL Va letius o
hur coalition. rGeie are wired to
ohIei Justice Fuller, who lie sOjourn.
ing at a Malice summer resort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

NEW YORK, Aul. ga special
TO The d. rsil rom VslparAlso, Chill,
sayt:
According TO ramor current In
political circles In Sautiago thls 10 the
petsOnnei OF the nsW miaisify: In.
IeTior, Antonio Vsides Cuevas; for.
eign affairs. CIrios hJria V.cuns; jus-
lice And iuoiiG Instruction, J. Dos
mingo Rivera; iinsnce. Emil Gsrrega
Luce; war and nsvy, Emilio Bsllo
COderedi Industry 1nd public works,
BelesariD PeIats BJlis. II 10 said that
his c9nbiDAllrn Was formed with the
lull approval oil the o lnservatlves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-24

CHICAGO, Aug. "a chairman w.
l.. X etobstelu OF tie road records
committee OF the Century road club,
has resigLeI. PfesiIunG 5XinRis has
appointed A. U. McGRrTett oil Boston
his successUr. +. NJ. staubach, also a
membet Of the COMMITTEES, has been
supplanIod by Fed T /! OF this city.
MI. KreilensteIn's bunnuss ,ngak
ment, became 40 pressing that h. was
unable to gave the WORK the attention
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