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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Rival Steamship Companies At a In
Earnest.

Earnest.
New York, Aug. 9.-The Tribune
say:
Tne ire'ght-rste war from New
YOTk to Galveston, by which the Nor.
gau-EmoTy steamship lines are trying
TO daiest the recently .esta hIished rival,
the Lone Star line, has reached an in-
tereslipg stage. Rates to g weston
have been cut to 2 cents per 100
pounds. Asa result the tow n Is iuli OF
Texas buyers and woods are being
shipp.d 10 the Lour Star state In large
qusntltits. Both the Mallory aud
,dorgan lines are running extra stead
ers to Galveston to meet the tremea-
Gus demand for shipments.
IL was on July ION that war wac de-
clsreJ. Oh that Jay the Lor" s ar
line WAS 9 to biished by Hogsi & : ms
with three steamers tO ran to Caves.
ton. The Mallory and Morgan lines
Immediately cut rates 81 per ceot. lhv
Lone Star line met The reduction.
Another cut was made aud the Lone
Star dropped 10 it. 80 was every cut
since theT, anu by last os urday the
rates on tirst, sec.n1 ana thirt -class
Ieignt hal been reduced to 10 GEMS
yer 100 pounds, the fourth cls-- to
cents, anu ali other assss IL 8 cents.
Down went the Lone Star line rates.
Everything now shipped TO Calves on
uu the Morgan lives goes at 2 cents
per 100 p uuus. anu 1t is enid the Nal.
loIy line VIII also cJme down TO these
figures.
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TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
Feet Burned uecnuss They Womb MOI
Surrtnd Money.

JOHNSTON, Pa, Aug. 9.-Four
tBHsseu fUuDers entered the house OF
Philip aud Linn Devo, aged anu
wealthy bachelor brothers living In
Munster township, Cambria county,
'sst night, anu demanded money.
The two brothers anu a nephew age
80 years were bound and gagged u d
ne house IsBssoked. Failing to finJ
any money, the roubers took lighted
sticks and burned toe feet OF the tDfer
men to compel them TO tell where this
money was secreteI. While the ourI-
irg stick was being applied to the
feet oil Pnilht, the nephew, who hau
managed to slip tue bli"ulUlu from hi.
eyes, turned his nesA 10 see what wa
going on, Ono Of tbs rubbeIe saw the
move and ran to him, s.fLkins him u
eriible blow IN TIL, mouth with his
revolver, knocking Out lis teeth, shat
terirg tns lower awOo ga Il splitting
he upper Nj. ALI their tijrls faiis.
~ btuln Information s. 10 where they
could lind money, auu the iour men
dnaliy uepsrteu, leaving their victims
He'd. They are terribly h. Iureu, aud
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|TF2E CRITICISM
|, ,,rlp 81 nt' Cd C'H'-
1 IiS
! NM OF nARDAEI'''
..,, r,,on Of Law NF''O'
/ A' ,,,,eh, and R'volu'
lion.

| vopr, Aug. 10, - I'm. un,,V y,
i'l ".,a.,Ins the 's'as'in' '',s,l
49, ,r c,povna s,ld' "c' l''asn.
"a I',, ~ he, c'novA' ~a' .i '''p nng
De '' III, Barcelona 'f'als npo
NJ w W. 10 his bHrparl'i's ~ 10 D
'ii,' S :. wy evident 'nn' the the
Il =, The woTte man 'ney
'SIa ~ :, wrsas vengeance on
, aae o. ,nnl' and the cat. caOa ",
D''. The legitimate PatoaI' o.
an ,hp principle that cf' NV
'DN " n,Im,. Crime among tue
a.', s s''p,, can easily be gu i. ,
'iu i, 10 the suovsfsio u 0,
W " mat orte is anarchy a. q, q y
" lu''n i, the masses lho
u.Ln i,,aIs paIbsrily OF . na'iVn r.
II fe'I ,,'s,,on OF criminal law
rmlpn",nst y.uld compel ei-
couI Ann. or utuerEi'r 70 IN
y ',s,m,elves, lie 0atoaFI . $
ls,' ,o, aI,d 10 reeasaitlsa +. tue tue
to' tH'' cations. That was what
sis usS easrt said that lamine
\. .,E nd caused The pIe'ent boon 10 10
70 n'' ana 1t could mot be
~ under the single solu
kairl.
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LONDONERS ARE MAD.
Say That UrClO Sam is NOt Going 10
Boss Great Britain.


LONDON, Aug. 8 Commenting on
tueiuterview OF the New York World
with Secretary Sherman, the $
James Gazette this afternoon say:
"Secretary Shefmsn'a u,terances
afford no material for denial by his
friends OF the statement that he lie
suffsriug from seuile DECAY. u - after
all MIR. Sherman represents America
anu W. are certain all International
cuurtesiB viii be observed"
The 8 James GAG ,te reiers 10 tue
K.inoky IncIuent when 1t thyt:
"a ubtria properly severed diplomatic
re .atiuus with Great Britain ami Nj.
GIAustou e spolOgizsd Tor his attack on
The dual monarchy" anu asks why
there 10 one law In Europe ami
another In America.
In conclusion the st. James g zette
repests It's recent warning that thIs lie
q dangerous liGe OF LolIcy 10 follow
and that come usy Great Britain may
call up Washingt.n "Io back up LIS
blufi.O
lue Westminster Gazette, referring
10 the same matter Gays:
"lne Interview Is n fruity example
OF oNtTmAL'b bhiOuu bbb ~.
Tue Globe ssys: "Secretsry Bhsr-
man hal better iid himself OF the
idea ,nnt Unc.e Sam 10 going TO Doss
this country either IN the goId folds VI
IN the fisheries. When We strike ".
strike narJ, anu the iuea OF cur ueipg
afraid vi a third rate naval power Ike
Toe UnileI States could only have Oc.
CURED 10 u lunatic or 10 Mr.. SHERMAN.
Judging ironI his latest performances
we may ouaritaJly assume that tn <
tumurs thst MI. Shermsn IL suffering
rom mental d sturbince is 6 rect"
THe uttcTauce attributed to Secretary
Shermsn upon which toe comments
OF the Louuon papers are baseu was
as follows:
"England IL q great country but 1t
not always safe TO assume tbat she
Ia ready to follow up every quarfei
with blows. Bne quarrels o tenet than
sne fights. IL would he exceedingly
u fliuuls tor her to fight US all alone
about our zeal catching. Russia ana
Japan are In h similar pUsiti =, ana
any quarrel between the United
States and England on this sc9rr
would probably involve thees otneI
countriee."
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DirIED IHE SuERIEF,
'h'i' Railway Gsia Into a LIyeI,
War.

""Ns
NENwoRTH, Kan, Aug. To-
Atysts Vi the state dlstric,
hsVlgg declared that the Leay.
~ Topeka 4 5,ulnwestern
"I company uss forfeited II.
!" way, IL h'vu = no little Iroutl,
'u'iIs lohst The really In.
y 10 lhe ms va owLeTship.
ins o. road, u Il II In the hand.
ipse''tl' Is NJ" upetAled by III.
''s' u'filu on the line wac abon.
ny. W. W. moths, ana owing 10
A 'uiSt Meyers decided tuat j.
W.T. sinner, was entitled In
100 Ute 10 the III hI OF Wnv
SH 'Aken from him in H.
" 'he line, ACcortllnsIv
n',eh directed Sheriff Kjtnen.
p,sce Mr.. Stone in po.sesslon
".u' The snsnti sent uut a
~ .ebuttssud fenced in I'm,
~. ~ ~ 'hs seine lime the S.nts
-vsn SeIe notified that the ron,
!! was closed snd the pos,m,sia,
s,'I'sW'fIh wH nOtifeI TO ssoa
s,n ' ~, y a 70 route.
s,s |S Iopska IRAN went snt
v.D, A'' nlsh!a gsng 0. thirTy
a' along to tear uoVn In.
\, NJ pn tIG.v. This they dlS. sIso ".
Gs, rTSl Zoe ''Hiu had p,s,eJ' b SS,
l,n .u'' men so14 by aud nav
td. "sn' lhey Will be
AM ~ 'lshishe Santa Fe a,sn,
IAN % OF warrant nhsr,'
Ia NJ Stone With th, sr,m a'ai
n. o''iIucIlng UnlleI tjIntH.
at ts % under arre,t. " Hr,
h, VIII I. dispute declare that The
'9uAbt toGtlo,,b.
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GOVERN AnuOn.
Considering n Plan for Uueie Sam 60
Make His Own.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 8. "A Fpecial
navni nUeIu appointed hy AcuDt
Naval S Secretary RiOsev,lI Ior the pur.
posc ri preparing ior the ipf0Imatio-
Of Congress estimates Of the cost Vi
tstU plishing ana operating u govern.
menL Liant for the making OF aTmol
met at the navy paItmeUt today
All OF the menibeTs were prteeui,
! umely, CommojO.o Howell, Capt.
MlCoIm cs, Civil Engineer EadIcoll,
Chiei EngIueer Berry, Lieut.
Fletcher, aud Lieut.. Cham bers,
recorder.
Before proceeding with the work
organization, the member, OF til,
buaId caltu upon Acting Secretary
SecIs taIy RJOs.vsit and had ljLp
alb win hasa respecting the unJsr
lbking before lbem. The actin
secretary expressed HE views as
the Intention OF Congress, srd tbt
board was ready ior wOrg aflerit ,rnyu
uao been secured. Ths plan 10 10 ,nak,
most thorough Investigation OF III
question Prseen,ed In all VI It's aspect
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FAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Miss
Mary HirUsr OF GGI Wabash avenue,
81. LIuis, became suddenly insane
while travelling o, the Overland train
which reached this city today. She
btst betrayed signs OF sppIoachihg
uenentls yesterday and gradually
grew wsTse until 1t was fovBu neces.
sary to keep her unGor surveillance at
uighl. Duiiug The run from Sacft-
meDto to Okla cd she made thaee nj.
tempts to Jump from the train, but
was restrained. Again wnile crossing
the bay In custody OF u railroad dc.
tecuve she Twice attempted 10 jump
overheard from the ferry.bOat. sne ia
now detained at the receiving hos.
pilsL.
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ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. "a special
TO ure Constitution from Bowman, Gs.,
say John II. Maxwell, q well TO do
'atmer and merchant OF this pltc A.,
was detected peeping iutn residence
window late at night. a committee
gave him ten days Ia which 10 leave
rne timp expired, nnd to1ay n crown
Of men stripped MIN and ia'd q hun.
rod Iasbes on his back. He tainted
and was carried int hij et"te by his
wife, who revived him. Later the
mot +. urneu, put Maxwell on tho
traiu anu TOLD him II he returned he
would be killed,
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JAHpsvILLE. Wis. Au'. "a
gIaVsl tain vi the Chicasu IL NoriL.
western railroad yesterday struck O
.tteet car which was passiI & uver thu
main track OF Tbs road, throwing Ii OF
one de and iuiuring the following
Benz. Or fiji brakeman, serious
Frank Chaplin, inOtOrmsp, iuteTDs.
Davic GntflD, yardmaster, bruised;
,mes keenan,, bruised; Mss Ellen
K-enau, bouy bruise Miss Joh,
E,hliu, bruised aui Gu; Misc lfent
HsgaIy, cut aud bruised. 1t is be-
lisved tust none OF ths Injuries Will
prove fatal.
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M, 8 ,dney and l. sutensnt Fitzclnr.
enc,, were kill"d.
Nil 5ydmy was attached to the
Eyyutiar army, hot belonged t. the
luke OF Cornwalps light infbntry, in.
which regiment he hsd the rank 81
csptain, bis tile OF major bpirg tenn
rorary, desefvsd Tor MS Egyptian
mmhDJ.
Lieut.. Fiizciarence was d special
p.rvtcp III er who belonged to the
Dnr etshire Tcctn1put.
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HoUsToN, Tex, Aug. l0.-At Bar.
mum, Polg county between IL and l
O'Clock, Ere destroyed the planning
IN III and dry kiln. lumber YARD, Ium.
Der store and number OF tsnRment
houses belonging TO W. T. Carter an
brother. IA number OF cars, two email
bridges belonging TO the Ksr sas ana
Texas RAILROAD. Lose $3.50, 900; iusur-
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| nrsr OBsLnyE s.BBITn.
knltllpg an suniay Not Permis'
sIbIe 10 Catholics.

AysAs ClIY, No., Aug @
~ Fink o. lne Roman Catholic
ne Of Leaveu worm aud * Ansas
Ksusss, had read In all the
be, Of the diocese yesterday Il
i iOib.iding the members OF the
tatic church from allendi e the
Ameficsn picnic tU be- held In
I've Guy, Kansas. next Sunday.
I,lop Fink gave as his reasons Tor
hs Oaa on the picnic that Sun
Em buly day, on which oil
tola were obliged TO DO theiI
wIFd The church and God anu
iEuJIic plculC VAS net u ut oh.
hrs Of Tue Jay. He said also
solslbg a picnic on Ihs Sabbath
10 direct violation OF the laws o.
lIlh,ne church snd any one tax.
pm III such celebration On that
'a guilty Of an ufieuse In the
W Gov.
lnoud Lynch, president Of the
u lnil cletes, stated that the
,soulh 1t held, uoIwllhslanu.
thiop FlnPs letter.
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b, ,o. Oy lteendi'rss to uuIn
p sgunly ' ,Io, o. l UOJ people In
|liIl. E I'u,Ss, p'oveI sut css.fu
(eaIroy,1 ''" ava 'u'lae's Duildlnrs
1 ,cl I 10 ',,o. wv tt S!o,OuO. g '''''
HsHtvepno ' >, ,ns'0 nss existed a
'sn aud r ','n e, o, tie element O
p'''sd to be rtveppe' '
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FAN FRANCISCO Aug. 0 - Upon
motion "a Evguu.,F F. Deupfoy,oi coun-
uri for Theodore Durrsnt, cue supreme
court toisy oruered that tho srgu'
in.nt upon appeal rom tho order Of
jude BAnrs, setting July 9.h last as
the gate Tor the execution OF tue nu =
terer, 10 postn IueJ until the Supreme
court OF the United s ales shall have
raseet upon the matter now before 1t.
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|,,,,,ruEsI AND REGRET.
,c...,.,, heath In HAVANA
Cuba.

.r,s, Au.. 9.-Ths news OF
..,,stiop OF 5sUOr Canovas
,nst conformation here. on
Iss'pl S o'clock lat evening" me
',i,,ssp many prsminent local
t,s'ns went to the palace OF the
,'n.stperal. The Iidings soon
n Ind this morning there wa
1,,cI,sneut on the stock ex'
r,s snd throughout the ci'J'
{,spd snate, tell considerably
('nul.LipnerAl Fiizuuyh Lee was
me lIrt to express regret aud
,,0y. C,pL.GVu. Weyiet sill
{,t, ia the Gsld. AT tifst there
,eule suxlely win reletenoe Ia
,sltIesl ,flee. Of the death OF
S,,s, tut VIII n it bsCame known
4 Gsu. AzCsrfags bad atsnnltu
,e,pr ienre was restored and the
di,yar soov manifested on the
k,us,. All classes recognize the
SlaaVi spslD and '1u executive
ty u SeD0f CRnUv 2, Little oil
klsg hiss YET been published on the
h. 10 tue local papers.
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wAsHISGToH, Aug. Glue state
department ha, teen advised that Ira
q. Farley, travelling In Cuba for a
New York oiTgsrette oOmpa y, was
captured by the Spanih forces and
hiss been turned over to Consul.Gsu-
srsl Lee TO be sent cut OF the island.
Farley 10 n citizen OF Massachusetts.
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WAsuINGTON, Aug. 9.-Army
order: Lieut.. Col. +. l.. Lacey,
Third In antry; Msi o. w. Pollock,
Twenfy-iourth ,"isntry. anu p Vt
Cbapln J. Il. Irish, All 1 Captain ID.
y. Wells, Eighth intanNry, hsvs been
retired, tho lstier with the grade OF
major.
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LONDON. Aug. 0. - A. Stanford
tiGpe tUIsy, tho stconu the seri's
of three races between Chse. ii. ~
ratrics, the American Champion run
per, and Il. @. Breden, ihe Eaeiish
obnmpioD, was decldei In iavpr oil
BisIin. Tho distance was half n
mi @. BreJcn won by thr'e yards.
rlms ore minute, hity-hve and thret-
iourths et conds.
The third race will be ! goo yards.
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I,SuA A1S s-lea column d,
|, 'sis. ;p''i ~ eEpviitlou' 49, ,, -,
T. Ata HlaIs1 ' ~ t Ju y 20, al
b Sa,.: Of Aug. I ,iie 1'S s,gl,s 90
2 isIla ls seyefs h. use 10
!" i'm IN s y The . asS o., ,. el,es
| sunni 'tiicers, MsI SIl i.
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tnushtn sAors,thisL

STOCKTON, Gale, Aug. 0.-rhis
morning Cunstsbles Gieseks u.n Hat
risOu OF Tracy captured James Pal
.ips, horsethitf, VINO broke Iai a.
M0desto last Saturday, night.
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TIME CARD IN EtFECT JULY IS. 1891.
Trains arrive and depart at san Lake City
For Chicago. omhhA, Denver, Kansas
llly, e. Louis guen anu PARK
Ciy....,. .,................... : 60 m
Valley anu intermod,ate points -. s;oO IN
Tor e Euen, Denver, Kansas Jiy
in,,rmedlete points, ,...,....,.... O:2s p Z,
FOR ogden, lutte. Helena, Portland
ana an Francisco. - ...,....-. si,b y N
Mani and ,ntsrmedi ale Sc,hts,r..' i5oAm
inlefmediate oiot.' '.....,..'.'. Geo N
Iooelo and i.rmiaus.. 7;i5R m
IRPrvu
FItm chicago. Omaha. st Louis.
.no Ogden. ....,.......;. -, s!lo , IN
iran cisco. Cgdon anu informed
late points. q. zee. ........ o. o3 q IN
Prom can Francisco Cache valley
ogden and intermediary points,. $50 p IN
From chicago omaha st LOUIS.
Kansas city, Denver and Ogden $3.50 NJ
II rom frisco. ford, AephI, IIOvo
ara intermediate poiuts. e333 u N
rom hercur. Tinuc. Provo. Sephi,
MAnu and intermediate points. CIV II
~, Terminus, Io0eio sna oar
TRANS south Of Juab run daily except sun
dRy
'DAily except sunday.
City Ticket 0lHcs. UH1,r Masonic Hall,
Cor. Second south and West Temple.
ID, II. BURLkY,
Gen, Pass. and Ticket agent
E w ECCLEs.
Gen Traffic Mgr.
w u BANCROFT,
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1891

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 6:45 a. m,
salt Lake 1850 II. M, arrive al Pueblo
5:5O a. m, Colorado Springs 7;l3 n M.
Denver g:3 a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6;55 p. M,
salt Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
6:35 p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. M,
Denver 9:25 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on ali trains. Take the
ID. d r. Il. and havea comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on tho con-
tinent
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E&LI p. BADCoCK, OF hvoca, N. Y, n
veteran OF the Ord n. Y. Artillery aud
for thirty years of tho BGbcock &
Munsel Carriage Co., OF Auburn, says; II
write to express my gratitude for the mirac-
lous benefit received from DR.. Miles Heart
Cure, lsuiered for years. as result ofarmy
lite, from sciatlca which affected my heart
In tho worst form, my limbs swellod from
the ankles up. i bloated until was unable
TO button my clothing; had sharp pains
about the heart, smothering spells and
ahortness of breath, For three months |
was unable to lie down. and all tho sleep
6ot was In I'm arm chair. l was treated by
the best doctors but gradually grew worse.
About year ago 1 commenced taking DIR.
Niles New Heart Cure and Il aaved my life
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Philip. who 10 rs years OF age, msy
not recover. There is no clue to thu
TtbberR,
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Leave salt Lake city.
No. l:-For bingham. $50 o. IN,
No. 2-for Provo. Grand Junction
and all points last. ..-...... s:i5 a. IN.
No. t-for Provo, Grand Junction
and all poinu East. .,........ 7'4Op IN.
No. 6-t or bingham, Nit Pleasant,
hnnu, Belknap, Richneld and
all intermediate polnu..... IS u, M.
NO o-tor ngoen and inter mediate
points. ...................... $3.50 p. m
md all intermediate points 5 10 u. NJ.
No. S-For Ogden and the West. $40 u. nj.
NO. l-for ogden and the West. go. 1880 p IN.
Arrive Salt Lake city.
No, l--From Bingham, Provo, Grand
junction ana the EAst........ 1890 D. m.
No. S-fTon Provo. Grand Junction
and the tasI,.,...,........... 9 03 p IN.
No. 6-trom Provo, Bing ham, Eure.
kh, hichbeld, EelknRp. NAnh
and all intermediate points. 5;25 u, m.
No. 2-From Ogden md tho West. e:3b a, IN.
No. t-trom ogden and the west. 7.SV y m.
No. 6-from Ogden and informed.
No 7-lrom Eureka. Payson. Provo
And all isterm cdiAte points 10 so n IN.
Only line running through Pullman AlSce
Sleeping cars salt Lake CITY to San Francisco;
salt Lake city TO Denver via Grand junction
ana TAFT LnIe civ 10 Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
trough Idurist or family sleepers withou,
change, 10 kAnsas City, Chicago and boston.
Free reclining chair cars bait Lake 10 Den.
yer 80 change, close connections Safety,
speed and comfort
Ticket 0liC', 1903 ". 2Cd South,
tPos,oflre corner)
ID. G. DODGE, Gen. Manager
Is. II. BADCOCk, 1rEnlo Manager.
p. A. WADLElGh. uenn Pass. Agt.
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as II by a miracle"
DR.. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under II positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR., MILES MEpICA
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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scrtion, of exposing a child to a life of SUI
fefing. The mother who through ignorance
OF neglect of the health and vigor of the or.
gans that make motherhood possible, brings
into the world a sick and puny child is at
fault for the life of suffering TO which il is
condemned. II a woman would have
healthy, robust, happy children, with bright
futures, she must take proper care Of her
womanly self
The best of all medicines for women is
DR.. piefce's FavoTte Prescription. II acts
directly and only on the delicate and i'm.
puttant organs that bear the burdens Of ma.
tetuity. 1t makes them strong and healthy.
IL prepares for witehood and motherhood.
Taken during the expectant period it ban
ishcs the usual discomtorts and makes
hahy's coming easy and almost painless 1t
insutcs a robust, healthy newcomer and
ample, natural nourishnient over oo,oJo
women have testified to its merits uyei their
signature, All good druggists sell H.
Mrs Ursula Durham, OF stsiefsville, Tyler Co,
Old. She was born last March. Attcr she was
born had local weakness could not stand up
long enough To wash the dishes. In september
began taking pt picrce's Fnvoritc Prescription
! took three bottles and 1t has cured me. ! can
now do all my work"
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TO avery great extent be a thing OF the past lit
was painful the proper remedy would be prompt.
ly tcsorcd to aud the long train OF disorders lur
which Il Is responsible would cease to exist. But
unfortunately constipation is the easiest to neg
lect Of all demonstrating conditions A resort
to the right rrntady Is put of from dlN 20 day II
shows Itself in a headache and some iniuri-
ons 9efdashe powder mat gives S, but tgmPoiaty
go TO the first cause of the trouble and cure
T. They are a prompt and permanent eure
never gripc Druggists
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else that Is Just as good" SiS to'
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DENTIST uEsTB4Y IRREsrED.
Accused OF Heating His Wire-Hcid Although
she Pals to Appear Against Him

DR.. John F. Westbay, a dentist at ia West
Twenty.Ihird street, whose rows with his wife
have brought him into prominence several
times. was a prisoner in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. About III &c months
ago DR.. Westbay locked his wife and two chill
drcn out OF the house at . O'Clock in the morn
Ing. aud she appealed TO The police in vain to
get her in again. On seyera! other occasions
the dentist has been accused OF ~ill.treat ng his
wife.
On Saturday Mrs. Westbay asked Magistrate
Hedges Tor a warrant for her husbands arrest.
She said that he had beaten her and turned her
out OF the house. She showed the Magistrate
black and blue marks on her neck. She had her
two children with her. and said that the row was
precipitated because, when one OF tho children
fell and cut its head. shr took IL TO a doctor, who
charged - 10 SOY he wound Up. Tho husband
beat her for spending the a.. she said.
When Detective Mulouey took the woman and
children home the dentist refused 10 let them In.
After an hours argument he consented 10 open
the door. MllOncy arrested hin and took him
10 the West Twentieth street Station. where he
was FAILED out later. Magistrate Hedges was
surprised when Mrs. Westbay failed to appeAr in
court 10 prosecute her husband yesterday norm
Ing. out declined to discharge The prisoner. He
held him for examination today, paro!ins him
In the custody Of his counsel.