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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

eau lie found in tie CongfeseiOnai
Globe rflS6l au1 1868 This is what
he said.
"Ltbor Ia prior TO AMI independent
OF capital. Capital ia only tue fruit OF
labor. Capital cou 4 never hays ex-
isted II labor had not first existed.
Labor lie the superior OF capital and
deserves much the higher considefn.
tion.'
"I do not know OF letter way to
keep fresh the mem Dry OF the illns'r'-
Gus deau Il uu 10 Quetc the words that
pointed to his work. Know OF no
o her way to keep party aliyc than
doing The work Of the party. l know
OF no other way OF keeping capital
alive than by keeping labor slive."
M1NNEAPoLIs, Feb. l2.-Linc1ln's
birthday WAS commemorateL In thie
city by banquet given ut the West
hotel by the hinueeDta Commandery,
Order OF the Loyal Legion.
The addresses were delivered by
Gen. Joha G. Black OF Chicago, com
mander OF the Illinois Comman derry,
anJ by Archbishop John Ireland.
The last named discussed the srbltta-
ton treaty, and said that while he
favored pence and arbitration, there
was some hing still more terrible than
war; that was national d sgrace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
ELuDEs TnE SQUADRON.
Tho vesuvius Runs tho Blockade nj
Chnrlestop.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 18.--NotwIth-
stauuiDs Admiral Buncs's carefully
argapgel plans Tor the effscual BLOCK
ade OF Charleston harbor, tue dyns-
mite crusiser Vesuvlus successfully
ran the gauntlet Of the North Atlantic
squadron last night. The biockers
were not aware OF the feat OF the
ocean PAGER until this prearrs ngel
signal, sky.rockeI, was hred from tue
bow OF the Vesuvius. Admiral Bunee
was surprised and disappointed. He
had thought the thing impossible, aud
Was loatb to believe the report when 1t
wss conveyed to him. How the
blockade was run lie prlzsd ns sncrel
M board tho Vetuvius. The cfli Ice TO
IRE all bopstipg OF tne feat, and arc as
pleased over 1t as the blockaders are
chsgrlned.
Tne trip OF the Vesuvius showed
her fllcers to bs thorough naval tao.
ticlnna. The trip simply showed that
there nre American commanders who
are sufficiently skilled IN the science
Of naval tactics to eluds any well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
LINCOLS's BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated by Bnnq nets and Appro
PIRATE speeches.

Celebrated by Bnnq nets and ADpro.
PIRATE speeches.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Marquett
CLUB tonight celebrated the anuiver.
sary OF the birth OF A braham Lincoln
by d banquet at the Auditorium hotel,
In the course of his address Cover
nor P!ngree said: ~ assure you that
we all love TO draw prizs in life. In
cur private capacity We figure, / Will
presume, for contract with city
aud get IL by paying the price. This
assumes that the city fathers pocket
the price. o course II the contract is
for n street railway the rates of fare
must stanu very high, because II they
so not our watereu stock does not 20
off our bands very easily. The game
Is to show in cur contract that We can
pull millions out Of the public. Then
we can get any amount OF watere1
stock in The hands Of a gullible public.
This, of course, IL speculation and not
business. 1t lisa kind OF lottery sys-
TEN, Almost every bouy knows it and
ADMITS 1t. We condemn II In public
and resort to 1t in private.
"5peculatlon seems to havs pul on
the mask OF business In the United
Staieu. The apparent rights Of spoou-
lation have increased taxation, but
such rights are more apparent than
real. Tho excessive ratea OF fare and
freight transportation caused by specu,
Iatiop are slowly draining the earn.
ings OF this country and are also slow ly
crippling transportation, because ex.
cess reacts.
"When say that all true capital Ia
the earnings OF the country, l do not
say anything new. only repeat In
new words what Lincoln saiu. You
eau find what he said In hls fret
annual message. And this message
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
PURE roop AND DRINK

If your tea is not good,
why don't you drink water !?
Ii is cheaper and better for
you than poor tea.
If it IS good, your stom-
aeh is glad to get it; does its
work better.
.ScAal2tng's Best is good
,ea-at grocers' in pack
ages.
A Schlline & Company
San Francisco b.2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

WAsHISGToN, d. c., Feb. H.
Deputy Comptroller Bowers has rem
derea q decision on the ella nj Of Grace
& Co. OF New YORK against tae gov.
eminent for $S40 due tnem on account
OF Ioss Of time IN tho discharge of a
cargo of coal In the haibor NJ Homo
lulu.
In this case the government engaged
Grace 81 %. to transport q cargo Of
coal to honolulu, but tor some reason
the United States consul general at
that port failed to desig nats u place for
the discharge OF the cargo until seven
days had elapsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

organized Gordon OF ships stretched
before IN American port.
Tho Vesuvius arrived off Charleston
yesterday iIom League Island navy
yard. near Pnila elphin. She remained
great distance OUTSIDE unit alter
niRhtiall, whom she sxtinguished her
lights and began maneuv rs Go clip by
the fleet. The RAIN and iog lent theIf
kindly oflioss, ind little before v
O'ciOc9 Fhe dropped her aachur.
The pilOte and old blockade runners
are greatly excited over the maneuveis
OF the iluadr5n. They are ali anxious
to he given the opportunity to take a
runuer tut. Tue iavorite chansel
with the old blocsadors was THAI
which led uoder the guns OF Fort
Moultrie. 1t was one Of the main SHY
channels aud is now known az the
beach channel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
hEM TIVE CiRp, IN EEE[CI MAY 10. 1888
Trans depart and arrive ut salt Lake City.
daily. as follows

nPrLnr
100 n m overland hmitod for Chicago, Omaha,
Denver, Kansas city, ST. Louis. Ogden
and Park CITY.
SEQ IN local express for San Francisco.
Ogden. Cache Valley and intermediate
.otp m local express for ogden and inisrme-
5toprl ktiaptic exprese for Chicago. Omaha.
benvar kansas CitY, St Louis, butts,
Portland, San FRANCISCO. -
1.o IN local express for Mereur. Ilnuo.
Provo, Nephi. MApu and intermediate
,s:t N mail and express for Provo, .Neph.,
Milford, Frisco and Intermediate points.
9oeels and rermnu@
40 overland limited from Chicago
Omaha, 81. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
Park CITY and Ogden.
q:0o 10 10 MIR, nd express from Helena, Butte,
Portland, San iran CISCO. Cgdon and In.
term ediate points.
7il5 pm local express flom San francisco.
Cache Valley. oRdcn and intermediates
$3.50 M Atlantic express from Chicago,
Omaha, st Louis, knnsas City. Denver
10. 20 am mail and express from Frisco. Nh.
ford, Nephi, Provo aud intermediate nointD
C:gg p m local express from siercur, Tinuo.
Ffoyo, Ncphi, Manti and intermediate
.. d. y N mixed train from Terminus. Toorls
snd Garfield Reach.
TRAINS south OF Juab run daily eAcsns
sunday.
Run daily except SUNDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

esy" We have just heard from our
Eastern buyers through a large ship
ment OF Taifeta and Colored Brocade
Silks; Brocades in changeable effects +;
Taffetas, bright, beautiful and fresh. And
although not yard OF them had been
seen in Salt Lake week ago. they are
marked to make quick selling during the
week. Make selections early.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

WAsHINGToS. Fen. 12.-Commo-
dore SicarU, oommandant as the New
York navy yard, hiss notified the navy
department that tue double turret
monitor Terror will be ready for sea
tomorrow, and she has been ordered TO
jOiu Admired Bunce's fl ,et ut Charles.
ton. The Terror WAS launched seven
teen years ago, but the long delay In
completing her has not been so very
hatm,uI, Tor 1t has enGbicd the depart.
ment to embody new ideas a5 they
Lave developed in that period OF time,
80 that she lie now au up-to.date coast
defense snip In every respect,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

DON'T forget that tina sals OF the
china stock OF Galway, Hook &
Frbncis opens Saturday morning,
8 O'Clock, at Ne. l2l Msin ST., nearly
opposite their old eland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
How Is This Offer?

On receipt OF ten cents, scnsh or
stBnps, a generous sEmple viii be
mailed OF the most popular Cstntrh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Balm sufficient to demonstrate lis great
merit. Full size 50r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
Annual

Annual
sEuslin Underwear Sale
AlZ.C. N. /. commences Monday.
See. display and prlces. Four day 8
only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
ELY BROTHERs,


~ w pfIth bist NtH Aoih my.
A friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm aud after using 1t six
weeks believe myself cured OF catarrb.
1t Is q most valuable remedy Joseph
Stewart. 624 Grand Avenue, BrookIy N,
n, Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

BERLIN, Feb. IL. - The Reichst c
and Herr Volliner, the socialist ieadoi, ,
took .occse,on 10 ctit,cise niitaritm
in Germany. In doing eo he a ivocat.
Ell the better feeding and housing OF
s0ldiers, and said that the social
democracy had 10 neei OF barracb
roam agitation, but In view OF the pos
sibllhty OF war, the government should
beware OF treating socialist soldiers in
different manner iTom othets.
Herr Btbel, socialis,, supported Herr
Volimer. He stated that certain nigh
circles In the army pereecuted stciai
democrats. Herr Bebel further do
clared that the socialists were not all
doing duty ns COLDER, ami IL ever the
call 10 arms came not many OF them
would iail TO respond.
Gen. Won Gossler replied that the
socialists were revolutioDlsis aud that
Herr Bebel's conduct at Hamburg in
calling "a captain Fan ass" only excited
Contempt. He citod statistics aud
showed deaths from sicGhess iu the
nfmy, due to fnapetuvers during hOt
weather, were steadily decreasing.
ReDiying to questions concerning
the case OF the lieutenant sentenced
to imprisonment for killing workman
at Karlsruhe by running him through
tbs back with a sworu, Gen. Won Co.'s
Ter said that the offending lieutenant
had been cashiered and Imprisoned.
He acknowledged that the homiciG G
was Intentional, but he claimed II was
not committed with Fermentation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
CTILL FURTHER PRICE-REDUC-
y TON ON SHOES.

The same kinds we've offered all week.
a few still lett, they've got TO make room
Tor spring shipments.
Mems hand sewed, patent leather.
cordoyan and caliskin Shoes. not all
sizes but most, they sold Tor S. and So,
now ......... ...-..-..-..".".."Sl 5O
Ladies' fine Vici Kid Shoes in all
style toes, lace or button, worth S2.25,
this week. .......................... 81 %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

Just an good" US Postum Cereal are
words used 10 defraud the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

leave sais Lak- Guy
Ne. S-per bingham, Provo. Grand
junction and all poin's kAst 7isoA- n,
No s-fer Provo, Grand junction
and ali poiau Rsst.......... ;aop m
NO, b FOR Ogden and intsrme diats
rolpis.,....... .............-..... $50 y. n.
No 0-For Bin CHAM, Mt Pleasant,
Manu ,Bclknap. Riehneldsnd
all intermediate points. 49,. 1850 p. IN.
and All intermediste point. s:eop. IN.
20 ,-koi Ogden and the N esI..... u g, D IN.
Az" A-for Ogden and the Vest. 1si-o PIN
Arrive MALT Laso city,
No l-from bingham, rroyo, 5Isnd
junction and lhe kAst.. ll,ls ~ m
and the xsst............'....... MAS '. Ha-
No 5--FTom Provo. Bingham, EureKa,
ali intermediale poInLs...... $50 '. M
no o-from ogden ana Intermsa- ..
Va Mlt points, 80 N
W IRON Eureka and PayAon.- 80
y" FROM Ogden and the West go a n
No. t-from Ogden mad tho Wost.. 'isu y ".
onlr line runnnF through PuliHsn rhsoa
shit Lake City to Denver VIA Grand JnncSiou
inG Salt Lake City TO Kansas City and ph'e>-
&c via Colorado points.
through tourist or family s!eepors whnoa
change, 10 Kansas City. Chicago md bessou.
fres fsclninE chair cars eAit lAss
Denver.
Ticket ONES, 10 ". End South
i. & DODGk. Sen. Manager.
{. II. BA BCOCK, Trade Manager.
IA wlDf.EIsfI Con Pnssrr. Az.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

the leland, ami Herasllon 10 sail to
have o.en SCI on fire At n number OF
points. The foreign fleets have lett
Canea for Hetakliou, which seems 10
confirm tne report that 1t 10 now the
center OF disturbance.
Other reports say that the situation
Al Rstimo is almost US serious ~ at
HerakhoB. Tbs Turks at Retim0 re.
use TO allow the Christians TO leave
Tue place until "a deiarhment OF 100
Purkish sUlJiers ana 40 Mlssulma
who are held al A mari us hostages, are
released.
Tho opinion expressed in official elf
clss here is that nothing snort OF IA
landing Of blu, jackets aud marines
from the ioreisn fleets will eubdus the
ineurrectiop, anu it Is not beloved that
the powers can agree to take this step.
Under these circumstances, there
fore, Greece feels Justified In the
course sne has adopted oven in the
event of cotfl ct with Turkey.
The report tnat Great Britaiu will, II
necessary, take thu initiative Ia pre-.
venting the Greek war vessels from
actively interfering In Crete 10 not be-
levod here. 1t Is thought that auy
action which may be taken viii be by
Great BCitaiu, France ana Russin IN
common; but it Is confidently reported
nat these powers have decided 10 al
low Greece to have her own way 10 The
matter.
The insurgents OF Cfote, acting in
! cjncert with the foreign consuls, have
| declared Hniepa to De neutral terrific ~
which must not be iniringed upon
without twenty-iOur hours notice.
The commanders OF the i0retgn war
ships have obtained the promise OF the
Greek admiral tnRt ne Will give forty
noure' uotice OF any attack which ht
may determine to make upon Caneo.
AN AUSTRIAN VIEW.
VIENNA, FEB. l2.-Tne semi.ofiiole
| FremdenUiatt touAy say: Greece mus
be resttained from going auy further
Austria has already scled, anu thu
other powers will not be backward
they will not assist Greece nor hlnde
Turkey In seading troops auu respond
Ing with hosliiities to the aggressive
action Ut Greece.
THE GREEK FLEET.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch l
the IiGies from Cnnea Jnounces tn 5
four boale sbelonging to the torped
flotilla and the transport commonde,
by Prince George OF Grsecs nave AT
rived in the haIbor OF Canea.
1t 10 also reported the italian office
attached to the new gen o'srmeri
who went to Klssaml for the purpoa
OF inve,tigahug the alleged atrOcitie
there has returned to Cansa anu lull
confirmed the dispatches OF severa
Jays sg0. In these reports IL WAS al
nounced that this Mohnmmedan IN
habitants hal bsen besiegei In thei
houses at Kissami. Firing In III
streets finaiiy followed, and twenty
three persons were killed, the bodie
remsiuiBg unburied Tor several day.
Name. Save been recovered ana tn
evideuce as 10 the number OF kille
ana wounaed has not besn cxaggel
ated.
According to reports received O
Csnea, u Turkish wsrship arrived q
Klssami on Wednesday and was in
iueuieteiy fired on by the Christians
Reports from every quarter In Greet
inuicate increasing gravity in the sitt
alton.
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Telephone COS.
CITY Ticket 0llce. 2Oi Main StEaat

Wasatch Buliding
H. L. UUELEy.
general Agent Passenger Department
s.H.H. CLARK,
OLIVER W, MINK,
L. kILHRy ANDERSON, RocelvsrA
JOHN W. pOARE,
FREDERICK Il CoUDERT.I
1 Il. LUMAI. u. = x 4. Ageui-
L. DICKINSON General Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13

DIRECTORS:
Milford Woodruff, President.
Geo. Q. Cannon, Vice-President.
Joseph f. Smith, George REYNOLDS,
Angus NJ. Cannon, Heber J. Grant,
James Jack, Lorenzo SNOW.
T. G. Webber, Francis NJ Lyman,
ii. u. Clawson. L. John INITIAL,
George NJ. Cannon.
Safety deposit boxes in our bursular
proof vault for rent at very low rate
Open for deposits Saturday night
until 8 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-13
Ticket Ofac,, is ". End South

i. & DoDGk. Ssn. Manager.
{. II. BA Rock, Trsao Manager.
D. A. wApLEIGH. Goa Ppssrr. Ar.
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VIENNA, FEB. l2.-rne ssmi.oiiic iel
Fremdenuiatt touAy say: Greece must
lie resltained from going auy furtner.
Austria has already scsed, anu the
other powers will not be backward.
they will not assist Greece nor hlnder
Turkey in Seeding troops auu respond.
Ing with hostiiities to the aggressive
action Of Greece.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-11
ENGLISH PRES AND BANKERS
Res ponsibls For the Failure Of the Wal
cott CommI@sfon

Washington. Nov. 10.-Senstor VOL
colt. since his return, mas been extreme
y re,icent about his feceut trip abroad
and refuses % see members q the YreEs
TIE commission ct wrhi-a he is chair
man was T2poirtei 5y tie president AM
Kill make q report to the executive.
w1ic1 xii p-J6s by Se t-spsmlctsi 70
c,ngrezs- THIS report viii fe sceompsa-
ia By the rre-pondencs Hhi-a aas
been had with the governments wlfh
wnich tae c1-nuis-i5a Iss been neKaels.-
Ing. 5sast1r W5.egtt ass made an IN
formal statement % tlle president *
planning nay t-e COMMISSION safIei. Ire
senator s. not wlt3yut hope o. s3coeHs
AMI cas- explained box mar the c1-n-
miss. n z-sa 30 bringing a5yIt ? fsvo-s-
Die reply Senator We.-F rfs5 tnas
w1eu everything was going eI0nx -i-e-
5 AZ i.i Hee-nel as ;17Bga s1e British
cabinet go1. 3 80 q. fsr hs5 been
promised. re-72ezing che Iriisn miss
ar -pusentinz 20 other vsluah be rsu-
cessl1ns. TIE prpas - Great Britain znf
sae bauksrs o. f>gu538 cJ-lelzeI tae
G sin<E - sess-siy q "a g. zss- rgsnr-.ss-
r - ssks c5u-se e-n-r.-y~ - "a.
EaIea fas c1Fnrsss.Eisu 49, eEoscfe5
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-11
Appointed by the President

Washington, Nov. Io.-The president
today made the following appointments:
Charles W. Kinirick of louisiana. to
be consul Of the United States az Mont
Grey. Mexico.
Archibald \. Young, to be surveyor OF
customs for the port ot Indianapolis.
Ind.
John II. Dawson. 70 oe special exam
iner q drugs. medicines and chemicals
In the district OF San Francisco.
The president mas also appointed the
following postmasters:
Arkansas-Hot Springs. John W.
Howell
nlinois-spring Valley, Edward G.
Thompson.
Indiana-Gosaen. Milton A. Cornell; |;
kokomo. Thomas T. whiteker: Month
cello. William w. McCouoch: No.re
Dame. William Cor5y; Seymour. Phil
up Wilhelm.
Kentucky-Covington, orrin A. Rey-
aolds.
North Dakota-Mandan, Clarence z.
Nichols
OAio-Columoiana, Edward L Snyder;
Plymouth. c. w Holman.
oregon-PendlaSos, Charles e. Fell.
Chicago. Nov. IA special from
Washington. y. g. says: Charles
Page Bryan ot Chicago has been de-
terninei upon IS the successor OF Min
ister Charles DENLY, who now repre-
sents the United States al Cainz.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-11
IMPROVEMENT Is STEADY
Yellow Fever situation In the south is
Clearing Rapidly

New Orleans. Ia. Nov. 1o.-The yel-
low fever situation here shows steady
Improvement. But seven cases were re-
ported to the board OF health today. and
four deaths.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 10.-The state
board ot heasth issued an order todSy
permitting railway trains 70 stop ut all
depots in Mississippi. and ordering that
the inspection OF passenger trains by
local health officials be discontinued.
Not case OF yellow fever was reported
in the state today.
Mobile. Ala. Nov. 1e.-There were but
three new c2ses OF yellow fever coday
and two deaths Joseph W. Altman, and
V. Duplisses. The reports OF the Can't
Get Away club STOW an improved state
OF affairs throughout the city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-11
MIsER CHARLES PEARCY DEAD
Forty Thoussnd Dollars Found In His
Miserable Quarters in Chicago


Chicago, Nov. 10.-Charles Peapcy.
who for fifteen years was familiar fig
ure on West Madison street, is dead.
He was old, at least 55, wnen he took
mis- lodgings in allttle room at "a West
Madison street He lived the life u
recluse from the beginning. At times
he did his own cooking; sometimes he
ate in the cheap restaurants OF the
neighoOrhooi. He never did any work
Neither did he ever seem 70 pc in ac-
tual want. He made 10 friends. He
bothered no one. All he asked was 70 be
let alone. Yet there were things about
;he old man mat provoked curiosity
He gave the signs % having seen BET
ter DAYS. The busy bodies kept I'D tneir
prying until they discovered that the
ot5 man came 20 Chicago from Virginia
Next they learned that he had broth
sr somewhere IN that state wao was
county clerk o. something 0: the kind.
Stiu later il was reported thai 5e had
another brother IN NeT York who was
rich. Bu. the old man would not talk
about himself and would neither afhT-n
nor deny these reports Alth51za living
the life % a mise-. an investigation of
nis room after his death s5oSed that -
was wealthy The room vas sozoeily
furnished and Ett--e5 with al sorts -
ODDS and ends TIE chs1ess y finding
anything seemed slight. 51t from all
sorts % impossible places. government
bends. noney IN small amounts, tao
watches. a memorandum ssoEi1g de-
posits 70 various banks 70 the sEa5Gnt
cs e. coo and otae- vslEsoles. we're
s-zKEed ous TIE t0.al amount q: his
wealth ls estimated al between s.. 90
and Sc .ooo