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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

THEY say rich people worry more over
their riches than the poor do over their
poverty. But lots more folks feel sorry for
them.-Washington Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

"WHAT a distinguished hooking man."
Eyes, the last time saw him he was on the
bench" 'What, iudgei" "No; substi-
tute yer."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

MISERY and rheumatism are foes. St
Jacobs Oil and cure are friends. Try them,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

VIII attract many prominent individuals to
Washington. You can attend very cheaplv
and enjoy most satisfactory trip, by going
via the B. q o. SW. Ry. Tickets good 90.
ing March l, 3 and 3, and good returning In
Guiding March 8, at special low rates for
thls occasion, with a Splendid Train Service.
Make up your parties, and for further for.
nation, consult any agent B. & o. S-W. Ry.
Write for guide to Washington, to j. M.
CHEsBRouGH, Genl Pass. Agt., ,Cincinnnti.O %.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

THE man who will not live up to his con.
yictions is untrue to himself-Raln's Horn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

NOTHING is quite so mean rs for q fellow
to ask You for match when YOU have both
hands full of bundles.-Washingto Dem,
ocrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

WHEN bilious or costive, eat Cascaret.
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

WITHOUT teeth frost bites. Without doubt
st. Jacobs Oil cures frost-bites-sure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

Philadelphia, Feb. l.-George B. Rob-
erts. president of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, died at his residence, in this city,
ut 4;3o o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

Lots of us think we are not appreciates
for what we are worth. We never think 8,
about anybody else.-Washingtou Demo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

THE nerves are tortured by neuralgia; {;
soothed and cured by ST. Jacobs Oil.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

A sPRAIN cannot cripple if you use st.
Jacobs Oil. II cures it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

THERE are good many people who can't
keep from making fools of themselves when
they get Washington Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

EVERY temptation resisted is trouble
escaped.-Ram's Horn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

You know the man when you know the
company he keeps RAMS Horn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

A FORM OF SPEEcH.-He-''I ran across
grandmother in the park yesterday" His
Aunt-"Oh, dearlI dI-D't know that you
rode bicycle. Life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06

LOOK outi SILVER, then soreness and
stiffness. Use st. Jacobs Oil-then q cure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-02-06
The Inauguration of president McKInlev

IT always takes girl an awfuIly long
time to learn to ride bicycle when some
handsome young man is teaching her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
CLlPPERTON ISLAND.
1t Belongs to IN, UlIted SAFES,
MOI En- land.
Taken Possession of. and tbe Stars
aud Strip - Rai-sd There
siNI-,n Years Ago

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug 10 -Captaio
f. w. Permleu, OF snls city y claim
TO Clipperton Island sud assert too,
his title as blna file diseoversr ul
the II, y at II, with It's beds oil guam
aud pearl oysters. He asserts tbas OIL
May 81, 1881. while bound to Csla
Rca IN h,s brig, the + ise, he 8
visited tho isiaud, ANA tasi on July 4,
1892, he vlsiiei II again, and hOistl /
ne i ars and s rpit, took lornal pos
session OF 1t III the name ui the UnlIeu
States,
Djcumeuta y evideBce die a.
WsshIugto ,plss " wnicu CAPITAL "
Permien posses s, seems 10 cub itsn'
late b q clam, anu also to prove that
the Island IL o. 3. territory.
Capt. Perm Gu states that he has
made known the nature OF his clsi i'm 10
.ue agents OF the British oJmoauy
nov Legotlatipg wi tue men 10
whom lie gave u b II u sale for three
ten tus OF the island. II the English
men are winiBe 10 pay a lair Drics the
captain ami hIs wIlc, VINO bhs taken IA
geen iuterest IN the AFT IL from the be-
ginning, wllissll II not they Intend
10 wOfS lne deposits OF the euino,
which Professor SHAW mas eslIn 4ted
20 be worth d " million dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

hiss hFeu the caute OF mary Il tilcul.
Ius, Ia the society lSJy wno ctssteI
.uch a sensation last winter by fiiiDg
horseback at an smateur circus at
Spokane. Her appearance H. pink
Inns, for sweet chnri'y'' sake, 70
shocked tho yood people that tho fair
equestrlepne was ostrac sed from the
upper circle. Her husband, prom.
,nent lawyer, was 90 mortified the' he
secured divorce. Thea she met II H.
tteth, anu h" became Infatuated at
first sight. He 30 annoyed the fair
beauty that sue lett TIVE county wi h
her mirer In hot pur.uit.
After cbass OF several mOnthe, from
ne city 10 another, during which tiue
Mrs. AlieH YVES eudeav liing to escape
DER pers' cutor, young HiiiTsth fornd
race OF his charmer In New 1rk
about two weeks agc. The couple
again met at the Leila d hotel in this
city aud Hildreth is cali to lave
pressed his suit with threats. Cl.ve
Jsgo was called AMI Mrs. Allen in.
orm Il him that she must leave the
hotel ami city. He wac instructed to
ruTchses p ticket tor New Y TX aud
she was spirited away, while Hildreth
wssat ditner. Hidretn leRrued OF
the denarture ant left Immediately for
New YORK where the scene OF thr
u.xtsot will lie lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
INDIANS TO CELEBRATE.
CheTOkees Will Go 10 Ken lucky and
Honor WalOhOna'S Memory.
tribe Taught That IL ~ Doomed
to Destruction WITHIN
few Years.

OAILoDGE, Pa, Aug. 10 -Exteu-
sive ptoparations ore going on sm Dg
the CherL kee indians for a pilarimi & q
to Russellville, Kentucky. Charlie,
Parker, nephew Of the celebrated
C0maucbe chief, @ tnsh PAfser, has
lust returned IrUm Ffauktort. ken :
lucky, where he has been given per.
mission for 1900 Cherokee braves TO
march 10 the state and hold a weeks
Gel. brstion In honor OF Chief Wstu-
Mons, Mt a place three miles distant
from Ruaseilville, wnere the great
warrior was said to have been kIlie
In l749, Ia battle with the Shaw
uees.
The uame OF Watohons lie Iovered
shove oil ornar. CnetOkte chiefs. In
September 200 vi The tribe accom- "a.
nIet by Captain r leigh wlIl bsgiu
the long march to the old DAtti, HE'LL
and carry with them all me carved
lsgeD q and war souvenirs of CnieI
Wa oIOna, which they will deposit on
hio grave. Tuis deposit OF mementoes
snd tribal Ieiios 10 siid 10 no due to
belief recently taught the Cherokees by
AN old, witEered IN dic'ne mas thai
the triDe IL dOomeI to complste ex
tinction wltuin u low yeara.
Toe march will be taken up, 1t is
sad, about September 20 Jr in time q
rssc CHI the battlefield 90 the aunivsr'
ssty day OF the fight, November 3.
The party will u oee The Miss ssipnI
int Iinuols lat Chester ami Will leAv,
Illinois al SnswueetO~B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

Prediction thai I'll. Farm Law Deeis.
Ion Wiii Abolish - Tor tann.
dian KaiiwRys.

Prediction thai I'll. rarin Law Deeis.
Ton VIII Abolish ., Tor cana.
dian Kniiwnys.
CHICAGO, Aug. ia special TO
he IuDuue iIom Washington say:
ltis probable that AttUr. ey Gensiai
N Krnna will IN u lew days render
Ina opinion IN the impottan, question
Submitted to him by the trsa,ufy de-
psr,menI involving the ooaslructio
VI section twenty-five OF the new tar Il
law placing discriminating uu.y o.
zen psr cent upon mtrchaauise carried
In ola er than American vessels.
There 10 goou reusJD, mOfe"v'r, Tor
the statement that Judge Nick -nna's
opinion will deuiJe that ihn effect o
me Lew lAriff will be 10 abolish the
bonded privilege B. long enjoyed by
the Cana uIan rBilIosus at the ex enes
vi their Amer'Gan rlvsls. Suon a DE-
cisiCD VIII give satisfaction to tne FIJI
oiRls OF the treasury department HuU
nre heartily in sympathy WITH me Az
parent uesire OF the Mckinley Rd.
plnistration to DO what So many nd
minislIstioLs have more or lets
earnestly slught to uO--uitcontiLue
toe Practice u allowing CanaIIan rail-
IoaOs to carry neruhsIdIse thr0us h
the United b ,ates in sealed cars free
OF uuty.
Many secretaries OF the treasury
have expItsseu a determination tv
accomplish tuis but ali have failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
CONFEDERATION WILL FAIL
Jealousy Defeats The Sch m Tor Latin.
American RypubnC.
Action Of Guate and Costa Ricn
may Result In Gss-rsi Central
American War.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 Private sd.
vices IT M N .csrsgus ara tnat Costa
kics ami Gustemals will in all irooa.
u,l,ty refuse TO Proceed further with
the scheme for the consolldatlUu Of the
i've Iepu niics Of Central America into
ons psti,n anu that the present
Greater Republic, oomprising SILVA
Ior, Honduras and Nicaragua, will
disiHIeIrHte at An early date.
IN. 10 epse ijealouey existing be-
tween Costa Rica anu the states com
posink me Greater Republic Of Cen.
iral America, in wbich Guatemala
participates TO a lesser ues rec, lie given
ss the Ieasun for the possible failure to
carry out the agreement. Upon the
formal announcements OF the refusal
fClsis RIGA and Guatemala ito enter
the union the present com bit alion oil
Honduras, B4lvadOr anu Nicaragua Is
expected TO collapse, and the result, 1t
!. feared, will be q state OF war that
viii extend TO all the Countries Of
Central America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

orraniZsrs are in sight. Al hut two o
the peudnng mi rs In the Wb,elit 4
cisirtrI are olost d incluJit z eastern
On O and nut r the use manual
vas, every industry in tue middle
Ohio va ley would be closed.
STRIKERS GAIN.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. To-
Seven huDureu miners al Coopets,
Booth, Bowen & Coal Gale mincs f.
the Fiat Top field, joined tho strikers
today.
PiTTsBuRG Pa, Aug. l9.-CaptaiG
Bell.ugnsm WAS back in camp today
and denied that the camps were to b.
abandoned.
The stopping OF the marches has put
more men 10 work. The OUTPUT al
Plum Creek was nine cars Of lum {
aud peven cars OF screened coal, AM
at Turtle Creek five cars Of coal wa
mined.
The operators Rrs determined t.
start their mines but many OF them are
wiling to submit the questiOn to
arbitration bsiore taking any rsdica
steps toward ending tbe strike, snG
win this 10 visw III effort Ia beinl
mace 10 have conference OF m!ut
wners and the miners Officlals OF
3 ,turdsy.
The report that the Pinksrtons VI or,
to be- employed was dtuied but as'ur
anGe was given thai the men woult
have ample protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
PRICE, FIGHTERS TRUST.
Wall Street Syndicate Figuring 10
Scoop In The Big Mills.


Iroub,e far Fitzsimtnons - Bruissr
Burke Gets Bantinu-Cr, edUn
and mccoy DodginE.
NEW York, August 10 Toe latest
thing IN ihe fighting line is a Wall
Street syndicate which 1t is said is
backed up by rome o. the biggest ouer-
stJTs on the street. IL has given Sam
Austin tuli power to 60 ahead = nd
.rrauge contest OF twenty ruunus
between Dan Creedou, the Australian
middlewe.ght and Charles (KId) Me-
Coy. For this contest they have tIsfeu
sl2 O0O and guarantee to place II iu
tne hands OF Mr.. Austin or any pei
son VINO ia salisfacluTy 10 the boAers.
II Fnzsiumons engages in another
fisht he will have to employ rev
set OF trainers. ROebtr anu Hickey
left him on Monday aId deolars that
they Will not patch up the trouble. L
Ii alleged the Cornlsnmab nuused his
uslpers ana failed TO i've up TO his
financial agreements. The trouble II
similar To that winch sprsng ~ be-
tween Corbett ami "Mike" DoRov n
after ;he Corbetl.Sullivsn N ii.
Jack McAuliffe ami Jack Burke, the
puYIlists, engaged in "a row At Bath
Beach last ME ht, where Burke 10 en-
ploysd in giving txbibitIune. The
IL. uble arose over al estraD2sme mt,
caused by wumaH, and McAuiEe
received a blow IN the face, while
Burke was ssri0usly beaten up by
McAuliffe's irien 70.
NOT ANXIOUS 40 MEET.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 Inc match be-
tween Dan CreedVn anu kiI Mccoy
iUr the mlddieweight Championship
OF the world has not yet ose cuusutn.
M TED. attn u IN a purse OF $4,000 has
neeu ufie'en by w. a. Br.uy aud or,
let's OF 81 900 sue have be II deposit
I'd with "A / Smith OF New York.
Col. Hopkjne, Creedons bscker,
.ig ned articles for the match in New
York ten usye ago. He ssyt: brought
Cieedon over from EngIBuu 20 meet
NcCoy. CretdJn accepted an Of
SO $50 purse, nut McC1y held If io,
$40 900 aud an Interest in tue paw.
leges.
Brady iiusiiy offered that amou mt
and the articles were signed Oh behalf
OF Ctesdou in New YJrR ten dave
ago. Mccoy has 70 far allied to sigD.
IL don't seem to inc ns II Mccoy lie
over anxious to meet CIeeuou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
abe Kionu,L. Railway.

PORT TOWNSEND W., Aug. 10
Residents o, JunsAu, Alaska, are very
much Ia earnest Uyer tue proposed
fusOn m nlng, trailing aud IraUrpOT-
tntlUO company, tO Construct railroad
from TUsUu Inlet 10 LAKE Iesllu, a Iis-
tauce 100 miles. rne company
80 cJntempla,es road up tnc beach
rom TJkou - JunsaI, uist.nCs u
wenty-nlue nj iite.
Al Tue head OF the railroad scheme
Is l.. j. Eaoasrd, specl i agent q tn
cOmialy, WAC say his associates In.
C uls PTestIn, Lea and WmsrI
: ulsbu' y, o Delaware, an. New
Y TX aul Phnalelphia cIpitHiB :.
ine YUKON mini g, trediug anu trans
,urInuuu comuany 10 capttarZsI ul
So U OO,COU. DURING The pas, winter
me Company uas 4pplieL or an re-
| ceived al II, cessart cnsr,ers from the
United 3 alec, BIiusD Columbia ar 1
he Dominion governments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
CULOR IN gOGRAPHs.
Process nt Last Discoysrsd by "a ST
honts nan.


lonts man.
sT. LOUIS. Aus. l9.-5ince Prof.
Bogel OF Berlin, Gstmsuy, susgeste Il
thnt II was p s bic to produce color 10
photographs and chemist have failed
I'D d process.
Albert Schneider, OF the Western
Eugr, wing o., OF this CITY bs,
achieved this. He can produce any
obi sct IN its natural color.
me main secret o! the process is the
extraction OF the three primary colors,
yelioy, red and blue. A novelty oil
tho work Is that the Dject is photo.
grapheI at right angles OF practically
around the CORNER. This 10 ma pos
sible by the use Of prism. Behind
the prism lie n color filter. THIS ia q
small fl Il tank OF x ase. THIS alter Ia
tilied with n chemically p"r3 solution
to,x1lu q all but the color desired (
be extracted from the OIL .oi. A green
quiz 10 ussl when red istu bs pnot0
" .pheu, y blue soiutioD when yellow
10 wa ted, and a red mixture is nut ou
the filter when the third basic color
blue, la to be reproduced. Back OF the
litter Is the plate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
UNCLE sam DEFRAUDED,
Chinese Are Being Struggled OVar Tho
Frontier.
nonih from the Sana-
dian 'idF.

North ToNAwANDA, N. Y, Aug.
l9.-UDcle Sam IL being deirsudsJ and
the Chluese exclusion act evaded al
most every dey slong the Niagara
frontier. Lately the opetaiio lis OF the
smu glets have increased In volume
so rapidly tbat the federal flicers have
become alarmed. The smugglers
seem to be well informed as to the
movement of the Ulcers, ami thr ugh
Information furnished them, presums.
bly, by spies, bsvs been able to avUn
All traps set. The iuterd cie immi-
grants are BROUGHT across the n sGala
frontier IN considerable numbers every
month. When tl-y rescn this city
they are taken uuIrt over Il h.
isfkutss to csraip a. ry who're
they ats plated until srr pgemeitis
can be maze TO stnd thu m 10 interior
Oilles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

LONDON, Aug. ls.-L.iy H,nry
Somerset hss engaged passage on the
Steamship 81. Louis nt the American
line FIR Octuber 2. Sc goes to al.
tenU the Worlu's and Na:iOi al w, @.
4, u. convention at Toronto, Ont,
ard Buffalo, n York. 1t 10 I'M
possible for bert leave earlier as thu
tecond quarterly meeting u the Brit.
lsh Women's Tempersucs rs ,ocia ton
executive committee will DO h ID
September 2S II a, Esstnor ctstls. The
proposed eutrauct OF her sou o pJh-
tIcai career has also nGrosse her
care ami attention, aud will keep her
mere toe summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
MUST PAY IlR CASH.
he oisisn AZ Ainst ~ taiifornia Omciai
who saia Hs Was nvbbrd.

Dsoisisn 'Ag Ainst u aiifornia Omciai
who saia IL. Was ftubbrd.
sANTA Rosa, CAL, Aug. 9.-Juigs
D0usnerty TINS mourning rendered MS
decision on The In tion VI the defend
act for h new nal OF the celebrated
case OF SOpOma county against OK
County Treasurer Z. N. Stoen AMI his
bohdhmen. The cOuuiy sued BIO en-
and HIS bopdsinen Tor $4,000. StOiel
pleaded HAT he was EODDeu as hia de-
lense, hut the court held that he hsu
ialleu 10 prove tnst tno robbery hau
actually lskrn place. The Defendant
then ssked Tor new trial, which war
today denied.
Ia renueriug this opinion tho court
sIi
"N1 person but Stolen knows whs.
the Iulh aOOu. the matter Is. N . Other
ptrsol can say that no WAS robbed OF
was no, rUhbsu. II he was robbed II /,
bi- misfortune"
The case Will now probably be APP
lebleI 10 the tupfeme court.
The tuit grJws out OF the famous
iobbery OF the treasury q Few year.
sgo when Treasurer Stolen wnB louHd
locked up an unconscious In the vault
IN the courthouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
WEYLER IS PUZZLED
This Tina He Wishes 10 Do q
EerCIful act.
SPANISH OPTICAL IN THE WAY
Case of senorlta CIsncros--C onfisc ion
of Cattle In cub i-Anuthrr
lnsurg mt success.

New Yo RK, Aug. l9.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Havana Gays the
story published to the eff ct that
EvaDgelina COtsio Clsneros, u Cuban
girl. has been ientenced TO twenty
Jears' imprisonment In Ceuta lie pre-
mature. 1t has made General Weyler,
In who's hands the whole case rest,
highly Indignant and prejudiGed him
against her. TIE man Berries VINO
att. mpted TO belfsy The gin, and VIII
because abe refused his advances
cEused her imprisonment, Is n nephew
Of the present premier misister OF
spain, and every tffJTt Is being M I'd q
10 hueb he matter up.
G III. Weyiur would probably have
oroe ed ber release, but II he ls ut IN
The position OF beiJg iorcuI to do 1t he
may insist upon her beng sentenced.
The flcls u The cGse are ihest:
n Brly two w.eAs az The ttcal or
pubic pr, secutor in CUBA asked tn.
supreme tribunal In Span to sentence
Senurlta CinuuTos 10 twenty yeats
penal servisude. The tribunal refer.
red the matter to Gen. W.yier. Gen.
Weyler iesIIates even yet. Berries,
woo IL the military commander VI the
lsle III P.H.s, Is now in Havana AMI
Is Going bis utmost to Tree hlmselt
rom blame, hut strong representations
on he girl'I behalf have beeu made
u Spai and Goa. Weyier IL undt.
ciueI as TO whom be snail sacrifice.
Your correspondent has slsteI the
cate tu CoDsui Gen. Lee, That big
hearleJ mau acted In chatac,urss IL
fashion. He set down und p.nned q
personal letter 10 tn captain gs otal,
pleading or the young woman not be :
Cause shs WAS PIE ty, Tut because she
was w,mau. He sa'd Tint II Gen.
Weyler wCuid pardon her he womb
uuuert Ike 10 sen. her W I'll ally 10
th- Uuileu states u.u wCu.. uss h :
fiueLce 4 Ubt-iu for Ter petition
tu.Ie. When G,u. Lee was inter.
viewei lie thumpsd tne table with h Is
DIST sNd said.
SIT that young girl 10 liberated will
| DO anything 10 the world to protect
her, W III await her even al the prison
Ioor.'
General Weyier Ia at prsssUt en-.
ga ed in wsgitg war Vn cattle. He
nas issue new order TO the fec
| hat all the Ittle in the cDuntry be
Il z.d and driven 10 the tlwne, where
| hey are 10 TO sold at n Price fixed by
him. The Troops carry Uut MS iustru,'
ton TO toe letter Ma y prottsts IRON
,state owners have been lodged win
| tbe various consulatts.
Tue rsDeis n We en- cred and pill-geu
| The t,wn OF rriui1su IN Santa Clara,
| Co. JIncuato, who was IN command
| 0i the Spanish iOfces In thr district,
has boen deprived Of his commanu
ana sentenced 10 one month Imprl,.
Onment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
PURSUING A BEAUTY.
A New OrieHps MANS Iufn,nation
likely 10 LIE al TO CRIME,

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-The Inter
Ocsau says: A romance threatening
10 end III Il tragedy was brought TO q
close IN Chicago last evening BY the
shiilipg OF the scene to New York.
That the tragedy te.ture was no. en-.
acted here was not tho fault OF the
Jealous lovaI,but uue entirely to the
agility and snrswiD cess OF the heroine
Vno only escaped the effects OF the
romantic carving knife by doJging
he blow ana escaping TO the street.
Ash the romance famed in fiction,
the intatugiion OF wOmaL's 'bssuty
was what caused AlbsrtI. Hildrotb Of
New OfleaLs to follow airs. Frances
Allen, Of Spokane, Wash, from one
nd OF the continen Ut TO Tue other Inn
pilIlug her to show some return Tor
his love.
Mrs. Allen, W hose wonderful beauty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
10 Rni.e window Gas Pricss

CHICAGO, Aug, l9.-Membsrs OF tn
JUbuere' window gIass association o
the West came together NJ the Auu,.
lorium al mex for the purpose Of noIt-
log u meeting to consider the question
OF making five per cent raise In tn
pnos Vi giass. 1t was deemed !Lau.
visable 10 lake acEiOu until sitter the
meeting oil the msuuf oturers mex
week, and a pOstpo emsnt was taken
until wednesday.
The toAe VI the meeting WAS favor.
able to Iaite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
sILyEu'> BEDROCK PRICE.


G0v. Grant al th- OmahR SUeltrr.
says IL L. 90 vents rev ounce.
denver, Cor, Aus. 10 Il n letter
Tor toe pub Is ex-Gpv. :. IS. GRAFT OF
he Omaha Grant sm itsr S,yB gard.
iDp the oJntiuued iall IA the price OF
silvei;
"In my opinion the " MD can pro
uure lot to xcsed $4,000, 900 ounces
per anuum a. 50 os. 10 yer ,nnce. lue
annual hb, rptl.n is .Ieater Than
To-, 600 900 ounces, 10 that so cent?
s"Ou d be bedrock price.
al the Iulmidisie fulurs II hay go
below 90 cents because tmelters and
others are offering to sell millions Of
ounces at the best piece TO be
ubtEinej, thir'y,s y ysnd DiLety Gays
hence. This 10 uUue with view tU
letting rid OF present stOCks with az
little Iuss a possible, | out hHy ten +
as bed iotk, bebEuse | bsiieve lnEt the
world van c,utl ue 10 aus 70 au 10.
uressiuz amount OF silvpr from year to
year, snd | uou't believe that IL is pos.
sibIe to malutRin the present. ,utpul
at 50 cents."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
NGLIsH ptASO TRUST.
L, Scoops in the stcinwaT, for ~:
1tiiion Dollars.

IL scoops IN tie stcinwaT, for y. y
aiiIion DuIHs.
New YORK, Aug, l9.-The Tim es
say: II is reported inst tn ptesent
members OF the Iisno manu- q jluring
firm OF Steinway & Sons hav. con.
eliminated deal ny whica tue ex.
tensive business OF the g ucoTn passes
into The hancs OF an Enr'tsh svndi.
cate. The rice paid wa s. ono 600.
| 1898 tn" real properly . the firm
o. S,eInwat * sous wa, ss, eeeoJ tOf
Isxsu1D al So 900, 0u0 rmi Is caIi.al
stock tnu surplus VI 81, $4,000
The bnildings containing The gen.
sral warehouse anu salesr on's snd
Steinway han were 'lued III Sl70, 0O0,
The piano factory on Park Ave.uu al
at SlSl 600; he faclori near A,tJTia,
l. az I-i-nL Ci y, at S4i5 n00 and tie
em IOy''s houses here d Sjs 300.
IN. Glory IN Hamburg nav uAj
At s.25, Uc0; tuatiu LINTON NJ S26O,O0t
| and ,Le ia esr Oms IN this GUuntrS
Outside VI Ms YORK, wers estimalel
10 be worth S25U,U00.