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Davidson & Case.

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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Time Card Effective Nov. 10, j

Time card EnectlYe nov. 10, IeSe.
Leave East Bound
and ST. Louis .................. 2:lo pm
Louis Express ...........:..:.....i $40 pm
Leave for South and West.
Train No. 5, for Clearwater, Conf
way Springs, Anthony, Kiowa,
Belle PLANE and winfield. -. 7:s5 am
Springs and Anthony ..........:. 42op.m
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| Train No 9, kansas and Nebras-
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Train rain No. ass (except Sunday ''-' = -
| for Mount Hope and Hutchin-
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| Arrive from the East.
| Train No 9, kansas and Ne
Scott and St. Louis ..........:.. 40 pm
and ST. Louis .....................l 40 I'm
| Arrive from South and West.
Train No S. from Kiowa, An
thony. Conway SPRINGS and D..
N. and A point. ....:..........: sos pm
! Train No as, from Anthony and
Conway Springs l1055 am
Arrive from North and West
! Train No 10 from Denver, Colo-
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Train No. 4ei. from hutchinson
and Mount Hope .................l $50 p m
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| Railway, ia N Main street. Wichita, Kan.
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! IN Indian and Oklahoma Territories.
] Through tickets Short Line rates
70. all points.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe.
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500 p.ml....... Wichita......... lilo a. m
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific.
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4:a2 a.mI........ Wichita ........l 12:16 pm
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$40 am -. Oklahoma City 80. 5:os pm
100 pm -....... Shawnee ....-.. !tS pm
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Except sunday.
4Daily,
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ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO r r.
East
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los I2:l5 pm y % pm s;s5 am rs am.
10o 1925 n. IN, 1910 pm goo pm, $40 pm
1SS S:35 m SIS am Local freight
West.
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
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1GiI $40 an Sos a m
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Price, SI.oo.
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EuTelopes ready for yozf
kind order. SI.oo per ,ho4.
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CONNECTIONS

M. Ig1. Kansas Matthias reclining chair
cars (seats freeb and Pullman drawing room
sIeepers 10 Wichita and Burton. Kan Con-
meets al Wichita Kan. With A 7. & :. 2
for points IN Cherokee STRIP and Oklahoma
Connects al Burton, Kan, with \. T. <
F for points in Kansas
M IOe St Louis MSll-Hss reclining
char cars lseats free9 TO 81 Louis and
Pullman drawing room sleepers 20 Monet
Connects al Pierce City. No. with No 10
for points IN Indian Territory va Neosho.
al Nonett with No. ;. the Texas Limited
tVestibulsd) which has reclining chair cars
fses-s f-eel. Pullman Graw.ng-roon1 sleep
or 10 Galveston va Paris and Dallas: has
dining cars Tslirina 20 Dallas: connects a :
Nnnefr with Nc. :. which connects az
T-rson S-at:oR. ST Louis. with al lines for
the east. north and southeast
10. los. Colorado and California limited
Has ueclining chair ears tsezts frea1 70
rurrton and Anthony. Kan. Pullman Ruf-
70, arawing-room sleepers 20 Burton. Kan
Through Pullman sleepers Burton. Kan.
"a PuShlo Denver, e PsSo. Los Angeles
san D;eeo and San Francesca Connects
a. S,Irr.ou. Kan. with 4 T. & s F. Tor
POINTS in Colorado. Wyoming. Utah. Neva-
"a Idaho Montana O-eEcn. washington
New and OLD Mexico, Arizona ara CzIifoy-
MA
No. las. ST LOUIS Liu1lted-Has reclining
chair cars seats fTee) and Pullman Buffet
lrawing-roon SlsspCrS 10 =. Lou,S. Re
81 Ming chair cars fsez = trEea anf Pullman
Palace Sleeper Monet. 10 Dallas Tex ia
Paris. Connects 81 Mocett with No. ! for
points n Arkansas and Texas Connects
a. Monet with No. 5. which connects :; s.
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i rains
Nprfh and Ea ST


Trains Arrive Leave
North and East
No. Kansas City, Chi
cago and 81. Louis lin
tied daily ....--....-... 9:lO ami $50 q. m
No. Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pac. coast
tdaiiyl .......- ;:...'.c;: s'Io am S'o d."
No. Kansas City, st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily ex
cept Sunday ............ lo:45 2. m 10 80 p. m
No. 32 Accommodation
daily ex. Sunday. $50 am Ilo:So a m
South and West.
No. ! Fort Worth, Dallas
Houston and Galveston
express daily ........-. 6:55 p. m It's m
No. ! Oklahoma, Fit With
New Orleans and Pa
cific coast daily. ...... SIS p N. 7:l5 pm
No 3 Oklahoma, Fit With
Dallas and News Orle'ns
express daily ex. Sun. SIS am $50 am
No 3 Fort Worth. Hous-
ton, Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
ceps Sunday .........--. 6:25 a m $50 I'm
No 81 ACCOMMODATION
daily ex. Sunday. 2:35 p. M 400 p. m
trains and Pullman Palace sleepe-s from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City with
out change. Also sleepers on all night
trains TO Fort Worth, Houston, San An
tonic and New Orleans. Tickets sold and
baggage checked TO all points north. east.
south and west. Steamship tickets sold
10 ali European points at lowest rates:
Passenger station corner Douglas and
Meade avenues. Telephone 100.
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WICHITA AND WESTER

WICHITA AND WESTERN.
Arrive rom West.
ger daily except Sunday. 1000 am
No. Pratt and Kingman accom-
mediation Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday 200 p. m
Depart West.
ger daily except Sunday =. $40 pm
No. 3 Kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation (Monday, Wednesday,
ard Friday ........................i s:i5 am
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No. 32 Accommodation
daily ex. Sunday)......l
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st prices that will get your
trade.
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The naily Eae ysdau gHornng cbruary 1897

Louis Union Station with all lines for the
EAST, north and southeast.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Estimates furnished on all classes OF
buildings either IN city or country Job
work in city given careful attention. or
fee 1l5 South Lawrence avenue. Wichita,
Kansas.
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Globe Iron Works

Bfaaufz --Lire engines azd toisrs. AZ al
ksrsz % lr1r sd sras= cassl1Gs Des
u lc4lz- r-see stEaI p.psE or3Es S1Q1z.
gzln Ard ne-lg rscEEE. etc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
IT MUST Be STOPPED.
Wholesale Destruction Of Fish in
Wsb.F and Provo Rivers.
WAGON LOADS BtING SHIPPED.
state Warden sharp Up 10 Arms
and Proposes Seeing the
Law Enforced.

State Fish and Game Warden, John
Sharp, reIurned last evening from the
head OF The upper Weber and Provo
rivers, where he went last Saturday
for the purpose OF enquiring into the
shameful methods pursued through the
Wholesale destruction OF fish. Mt.5harp
was seen at bis flee by u represents
1--we Il The NEWS today, to whom hs
related asloty,which goes to suow that
some people are entirely ignorant Of
the laws or that they have mo respect
for them. al learn from good sutbor-
ity," said Mr.. Sharr, "that wagon
ljads OF fsh ore taken, two anu three
times week, from tue Pow nvsr
and shipped to different marhets.
Dozens OF people are making u living
by II. To get the fish they resort to
any and every illegal method and stop
short at nothing"
"a party 81 men," coutinued M.
sharp, "wefe known to nave recently
laid giant powder at different p0intt
eight or ten miies up the stream. l
nave nVe Reputable Witnesses VINO
heard tue shots and saw the men
gamer the dead hsh anu cart tn.m
Uff."
"lla Disgrace 10 the State"
Haid Mr. sharp, "aud what
means | have got, l intend
maBing 1t warm Tor som, one
before / get through. Tue streams are
tue best III the State, ana something
must tie done to stop this henuish giant
powder business"
Asked as 10 what The deputy war
deDs we're dong, Mr.. Sharp said that
they WIRE receiving practically no
CON pe nsttiUn iOr thuIT LAHORE, anu In
cons, q renee snuweI sn auathy, or
were ~ tenGeT-hesrteu to laos any
one under arrest
Mr.. Slarp VIII return to The pia CO
tomorrow, with a view of vigorously
prosecuting the guilty parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

WAsuINaToN, Aug. H. The pos.
flee uepuitmeut has received a report
from Des Moines, Ia. where an expert.
iuent Is bSing trlei vi having sirtei
letter boxes attached to all tse street
cars OF the city and large share OF
mail collection taken up by tnem.
inc cars IN Dss Moinee ali run past
he posiofh e. They stop at all places
to rsceive letter or other mall mster,
AM M they come by the po,tofhoe n
carrier ;nkes the mail from ihe DOxes.
Dutiuy the mouth OF Juiytntrs ~oit
collected by the means in De MUinet
20, 273 letters, 8 059 card, anu AL pieces
ul see nd, hiTd anu fourth cIass mail
matter. 1t HuOWs all Increase OF 1890
pieces over June ana ,he posi- is
OF the opinion that UwIug " the many
cars run teiDg open ana 60 boxes at
lscneu tner- was not so mucn col
leutea by ,bis means as there wouir
II all the cars were Clossd. Ii the ex.
pertinent ia successful II Will Ou trle-
IN other cities where similar conui-
l.Cn. prevail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

LONDON, Au. Ia rms Westmiuste
GEzet,e inns aiteruOon ,ublIshes a Ioug
leauing article in which tie opinion
is expressed that II Secretary Shor.
msp should be torceI to retire iiom
the cabinet he "will make o Jo too
not for Senator Hanna" aod,H,: IL.
is awful 10 contemplate tue rs.ults Vi
Mr.. Hanna being done out oil bis price
or II akiDg MckinIy President"
"Some ipuoccnts IN y object that II
sherman Is too eeniie to hold office he
10 ust be too senile for the Benate, but
az q matter OF TACT, no one has ysi
eslimated how iBUUm pete Mt man
must lie before the Senate Ia closed To
hm. Ia this he shsfes the advantage
OF The House OF LorIs.
"Ws are rather sorry II Secretary
Sherman liz to be superseded AS ID his
iva rough way he expresses II phase
q American iueliug which II Is lin.
porlant for us to I'm W"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
A GRAND CONSOLIDATION.


The Jubilee anu Park City baseball
teams nave consoiidatet, and propose
to pick their best men with view OF
"Joing up" the bOys of Firt DJuglS.
The jubilee players clsim TO have
been AL the while laboriug under the
dIsadv .ntage OF not being able to proper
~ place cir men; hsucs both teams
have CINE together, seitlsd sill differ
euces, healed all wounds, paid sll
bttp, ana Will now don their war paint
aud go up agRi st the common enemy
q, the Fort. A challenge will DO Issued
soon, but whether the bo.s Will accept
10 not known anu only remains 10 ue
seer. Iu toe meantime Captain VIII
20 is doing some tail thinking, aud In
th. fiiIht of his iImsgiuat'"ns can see
the iepIese OF U Ocie Sam
20 down in igDominiUus de eat.
should the game ever be played the
public will witness the game OF Tbs
erhEUu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
b N PLENTY
[,,,reryof Another Fab
|rI,usly Rich Field
b DUST, IN PROOF OF IT.
ID, 10 NV ORLEANS IN Steamers
EiuH Nicaragua
L,p rl.,E ,nS KLOSD'KE'
warm aud food Cheap
-. alan npsa WOndsr'
tally Rich Dis'rie''

l,v ORLEANS, Aug. l2.-A no'ne'
r., nm, os.n discovered, bul 'h's
+. in the tropics. kepor's have
\. tbt, city lately that big hnds
Lave been made IN Nicaragua
/ III, ,,esmers from that seo''on
|. teen bringing in volu dust IN
idit ..
| ? speucs, a well known ci'izoh
k,u,top, Texas, arrived here touay
4, ,,.mer Fulton, plying between"
| OtIrpps and Nlcsragoap
and confirmed the stories ABOUT
|5,oystle. ~ Nicaragua. He says
N been all over the gold fields
ktl, suj that gold lie there In large
IrttIe,. He hiss acquired valualle
IA, and will re,u;n as coon NJ h
Iulie arrangements to work them
|pu the whole gold region down
|, II very iich ana the clinata
Ishi. He says uuemploy d in'netf
he United States will 10 much bet
n srs than 10 Attempting TO Y IL
Lla FOOD In Nicaragua Is cnesp
DINER expenses ure reas ~ abe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug. l2.--'rhe exciting
soenaa OF 1881 were renewed on the
board OF tIade today. The alarm
smong shorts which caused ysster.
day. 80 bulge was reuOuUled aud the
farmer sIe,ulators were prominent
ligures on the floor OF the 'cha ngo and
about tho commission houses. The
foreign markets responded only In .
Mathematical mnnuer u the advance
yesterday. Liverpool and PARIS aJ-
vanced ust about ID cents each,
although the former SOON made up the
difference.
September wheat closed yesterday
with sellers at Si! First trsrss we've
mate this mOGL,eg from 81 o 81
After few momenl's uesitsIlva pan.
uemonium broke loose In the PIT anu
The beats Tell over escn other In the Z
rush to cover. When Ssptsm beI
reached 81 cents, bng su Il came on,
freely and che market ssgged to $50
After q. me hesitation another advano.
set In which carried the price to tbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
TAuIFf INTERPRETATION.
IL 10 Viewed with Concern Nv CauG-
dian Railway Managers.

MONTREAL QUE, Aug. IL The
decision OF a itoI ey General Mcksn-
ma as TO the interpretation OF the eau Q
vi the new Umlsu States tarlff which
deals with the imposition OF an extra
ten per cent duty IN ioteign goods en-
teripg the u. s.. thr ugh q c0ntig u ous
country viii be wntcDed with great
interest in Canada. al the clsuss 10
put into force" ,aid Mr.. q. M. &.
worth, freight traffic mana.er OF tn,
Canadian Pacific railway, "i,s effect
Will be most serious. 1t wall XIII a II our
ChiLa and japan busiuess In exports
intended for the U Tied States and
will also kill entireiy importation into
the United States tnrIugh Canadian
ports, Montreal in tupmtr amt 81.
Johns In winter viii Iufi.r from the
adverse legislation.
The came view WAS expressed by
Mr.. George b. Reeve, general IT, I'll
msnkger OF The Crane Trunk railway
system. Both the great Cansdinu
roads would suffer fr m the CLAUSE,
said Mr.. Reeve, II II was put into
effect, and Canada would have no
Tetaliatory course. He was OF the
opinion, howuvei, shat such an inter.
probation as was dedicated In the
Washington dispstc os wound not be
placed upon the clause. Mr.. Reeve
added that the competition OF the
Canadian roads had uone much IN
the last thirty years to chespsn rates
from western siates to the Alta mite
sea board, ami he tslt them deserving
much consideration In cOhst quence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
HENRI ~ JUBILANr.
Tells Of Vast Stories of Wealth IL
IqumtorIai Africa.

IIWmturbht africa.
New York, Aug. II "A dispatch
10 INC Hersiu Irom MaIseilies says:
PnIce Henri looks noue the wor.e
for his journeyings inlo Abyssi mis-,
which were not uuhCcOm. Rnieu by
hardshiIs. He is satisfied with TIA.
tuccess OF his mission. He Las been
rsceived with much cordially by
KING Mepelik. He Ia pleased with the
prospects with Inc fresh markets for
European products which tue devel.
opmcnt Of Abyssinia promises 10
create anu which he hopes Franc,
VIII be the fret to profit b7.
He has linked bls fortunes with
Count dc Leontietf who, on his part, is
held In such high esteem by Tue
Negus that he has been nominated
governor general OF the equatorial
prnVlbce OF Ethiopia.
VI these ptovipcrs Prince II mr.
sp Ike with en,usissm, dwelling on
their wealth and the vast STORE oI
mineral RESOURCES they eontsiu. A
Nagn' ficent outlet for Ffench producIt
anu manufactures VIII be fUunu Ia
them. he thought, when opened under
European auspices upon European
ldeas, and with tho advantages oil
european civilization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

luiuring oil Of them George Ii.
Cierk. the funeral uirf clor, mad his
head body cut on the top, but his
IL ,fy 10 DOT tsri us. Ms. Il. o
Conuor cuff rcd Spain d ankle anu
mad her he-u cut by falling timber.
George Vi"e WA cut nbout TIE
henu, Mrs, Nellie McGruw and Mre.
M. +. Kent were quite seriously
bruised about the body.
Mrs. Theresa Il 'mD,rd had one OF
her lag. broken and Mrs.. Builder naj
her cheek cut, the bone being ex'
peseu. The timbsis of the porch had
become rotten through ave aud the
structure was not properly brscsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12
new TROUBLE IN TURKEY.
Change in The SySIIm Of Government
Demanded.
Increasing Disren,ent Visible In the
EniioG-ai rinErnt Official
orders.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. l2.-P!a-
cards in ARABIC cnsractefs have been
found poBieI upJn the walls OF all the
ministries, cemsnuing achsuge iu the
system OF government in the Turkish
empire. The placsr's declare that
- herwise blood will flow US during
the Armchair mas acres.
The munster for war, IL n Pssha
has sest u circular TO al, the Turkish
uomJaaurrs, directing tnem To watch
he Ulcers strlc,ly. Tails s,ep 10 Ut
trtbuteJ to the Increasing discomfort
visi Ule III Turkey ngsiuss the present
government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. l2.-Iu
spite OF the heavy raips which have
been encountered last night Autouio
Evans OF this city succeeded IN max.
ing a new "a nous bicycle record. He
added IA nours to the record aHd with
1855 mites To his credit fioished nj GIL
this morning with eleven minutes to
spare, havi g started a, 8:22 yesterday
morDiBg. He wa, pace by TANDEM
teams over the entire d stance. The
cnurse was between this ciy anu
I'll zsbsth, a distance Of twenty-five
miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 1.-the
ID smocrauo stahe convention opened
me second Days session this morning
Ut 10 O'Clock. j. Hogo Tyler and
Edward EchoIs having been noml.
nateu lest night f.r governor anu lieu.
tenant Observation-Disclosures work
d today was The choice OF attorney
uenvral anu the adoption OF the plat.
form. Tns convention unanimously
nio pied heartily and cordially en-
dorsiug the cumpaigD Of Senator John
w. Dsuiel to become his own SUCCESS
sbr
The candidates plsced before the
convention Tor nom nation as allori ey
general were A. j. Montague, Il. X.
Lassiter, w. ii. Alexander, p. r.
Pollard and l. oyd Il. Smitu. Tue
first ballot resulted in failure to
dominate, but with Montague lead.
ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-12

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| ystltrdas afternoon from the
bs OuI Of which The Graves broth.
k9as their 100000 last SATURDAY.
bother xoeedlugly rich discovery
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20 biOtheis' disc very. It's SAID
Cevr Hkvn out THIS afternoon
bal two miners are taking uuI
90 al average Of $40 to the pa .
ililSe Q % tile SAINT
Of tue GfavsS, claim anu 1t
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