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SILKS

SILKS
Beesuse we say "Js,sn.se," "ch'na." or '1ndls"
It does not Imply that g,,d' are thoroughly Foreign
............Thc gres, majority Of the G 'ev'rtte Silks
are finished. eolored and ori7tet In smeriea. Though
France g.:s gl,ry for the greater osrtl'n............
They're go,d enough pretty en'ugh snd. In this sale,
eheso enough to plea c the most exaetingl
Black and navy Ind'as-with white spots
and small ngures-s2 inches wide....... SO
Figured China stlks--uavy and
Cord grounds--et inches wide. go
Corded wash silks In light
Plaids aud Roman stripes SO
Light Fancy waarahIe silks-extra quality
also o variety Of Figured Indias...... 80
Black, Figured md Plain India Silks
firm weavo--make the coolest Of Dresses. 80
Navy. and.wh;te Japanese si'ks-
81 riches wide--h'teen STYLES
a'so Col'd or unds with white
and CORD ngures-27 inch
regular feventy.nve cent quality. .4e
Black Brocsd, Indiaa-24 inches wide
extra Quality--ia-Re and small designs. so
white and Cream Brocad- Hsbu'ais-e7 inch. SO
Plain white Habutais-3o inches wide ...... 40
FREHeH oReANDlEs r BEAUTIFUL
There Is no denying but
AMERICA is QUICK TO ADAPT
Therefore
THESE BEAUTIFUL oReANDlES
At TWELVE CENTS and a half.
equal In effect to French at triple prioei
Look at textur.-fue and sheer
Look AZ designs--Taste~ul and dainty
Look at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itselfi
THEN CONSIDER THE PRlcE
They are a marvel!
One hundred styles and colorings-Delft Blues tool
The above are but one Of the wonders Of
TulS AM=RIe'H SALE
In every section Of our famous Department Of
WASH DRESS FABRICS
Values are mum 'raus a. dro,s Of wa'er In q cats.
raet'........To mention al. were ses ee'y possible.
bu, es q 'aIr sample I how we make this sale
attractive, let US tell wins, we viii this We K offer
AT II oEVT5l
Lht ~ WIN ts -
Black GrenAdine Orrandie--"n'd dQures-20 styles
Lace Law" s--Biark and white--with cold cots
Emb'd Iawns-- u over efects---l styles
Lace OrCandies-white and Tinted Dresden figures
8s.'nch Batistes-Best stvles and colors-aO varieties
Fine orrandies--iots. sprays and leaf designs
Black 0rraudies--witN roses In natura, hues
New Jubilee Rod organdi"s-white rirgs and dots
Navy BIne Ofgandi s--whtte rincp. dots and spots
Dresden Stripe and all over ng'd orran"ies--
They will no found on special tables
tbs PRICE - tx csNTsI
Values are 1871 and ~ centsi
In all. there are more than 800 styleSi
Il ThGt noise IL thatP'
"Yow pTrdrn, Madam, only n hrrmlrss
entertainmcnt after our countrv's fashion,"
Do you intend to Escape
a clry FOURTH
II there be need Of
Travelling Requisites
we can MI the Bill.
Canvas Cov'd Dress Trunks
Hardwood slats-two hands-hrnss lork--
90 inch .".........1 SO 80 inch ........."..2.s
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Midsummer Millinery

M1ltAS ulllla1C4 N424A4L4CA y
Everything according to the
latest Paris fashions Tor summer
wear in Ladies' Street. Carriage
and Garden Hats. Walking, Yacht
ing, Cycling and Sailor Hats.
LaIies' Trimmed Hat Dept.
Our workrooms are still busy making up
choice new summer styles copies from the
French) in Ladies' Trimmed Hats, princt-
pally WHITE SAILOR effects, trimmed
with wings and chiffon, flowers, large
birds, such as sea gulls, pigeons. snipe, sc.
A large variety at 6.75 each.
Sailor Hat Depsrtm mt.
Immense variety of Ladies' Sailors
in reliable makes only. Had sizes will be
found correct, also qualities and prices.
Excellent quality Milan Sailors, ~.
value $1.S3 each, t..........A.oo
Fine quality split Braid Sailors.
with double brims and made by
mems hatters, value $2.4S each, at.l.oo
Our famous IS, c. e. s."
Spit Braid Sailors at
2.4S and 3.75
Sold by Fifth avenue and Broadway
mems hatters at $500 and $500.
SHADE HATS.
100 Trimmed Shade Hats, black Leg
horns, trimmed with silk null, or , m
crepe and quilts, value $3.50, at.... l.So
Choice variety Of Yachting Caps,
Bicycle Hats and Caps at popular
prices.
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Here are
other causes for Rejoicing

Yard wide Brown Muslias ...--..--. pc
Yard wide white Mua,ins NORTHUMBERLAND. 4
Young America Fine White Muslin ..... Oh
Ready Made shaets-eor angle beds.-.. .26
Ready Mad" Sheets-for double b@ds.... SO
Ready Made PILLOW Csses-A5xS0 .... 7s
SUMMER Canton Flannels .....
summer omet Flannels .............- Oh
Navy Rrth'nv Suit Flanns,s .........-..-. ~
silk Emh'd Flannrls-I4 styles ........ ST
Fancy Domet Skirt Patterus-<0 inches long. .i0
ss.inch Surah Rih-Iinings for thin
drsses-all latest and best colofs. ... 20
pouhIe-fare ST, stas-worth rs .... ga
sN.inch Rustic Skirt Lininn-aIl shades.-.. ga
Check and Plaid Sa'nsooks-3o inch... Ga
Yard wide Camhrrs-worth .0a. .... ga
4o.inch Victoria L~awns-worth 0s.... 6sA
IN. inch India L~nens-worth .l9.... IA
Dotted 80. ...... .27
Pin Dot swisses-3o.inch-worth .e7...... .l9
Monte T~oweis-hal' hlnarh-lasst........ g
All Linen Huck-fnIl hiesch-I7xSs..... o
Hrmmed Hnck-si, Linrn-,axS7.. ........ .l2h
P'r~ched and rntl"acNef Turkish-aiI4a... 10
UnhiCacre Turkish Towe'e-2kx52. ......... IS
Gram Table Dsmask-7O inches wide. .20
Bieached Linen Damasks-0o inches WIDE. 81
q What cracker "a fhh same that deaJs oGr ears -
THE FOURTH Is VERT RE>Ri
Preparations for vacation or outing viii probably
include some thing IN
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Best value yet given in popular price trunks
Tn: following Trunk Quotations ar, f,- 30 inch.
which Is : medium and p,pul,r size. :. For ii-g:r
and IN Her s'i.', prIe-s RS. or fail 30 cents to
a dollar se:,rd & to %qu,lte.
Canvas Trunks-lincn lned-2 straps 500
The " McHrnry Extra strong Travelling Trunk.
leather bound--in n lined ll.l9
.Maie,tic "-rIvrted throughout.
one OF the handsomest and strongest made l4.eS
Genuine Sole Leather Trunks-worth cas- 27.e8
Ladies' Heavy Du X Cov'd Trunks
made "or service no. show automatic
tray lift-hat hoy and holder 6.34
Canvas Dress Suit Cases Ia to 2 10
Sole Leather Dress Suit Cases 3.98 to q 90
Alligator club Bars qualities 70 to 4.oe
with Toilet fittings sac to l2 %
Grain Leather club II 'rs-2 qualities 80 to 2.es
Al igRtor Cabin Eags-2 qualities 3.34 to 9,oS
Grain Leather Cabins quail ties z. g to g 81
Cowhide Leather G,adstones 100 to 1893
Alligator, train aud sole
Leather Gladstopes 3.09 to S.99
Telescope Cases 81 to 2.7o
Trave'le a. Toilet Cases lao to 1898
shawl straps Id to 1893
Sole Leather Trunk STRIPS .3o TO 90
Grain l. 'aGher Tourist Straps Lac to Ii g
Travellers Friend strAp-patent LOCK 40
Solid Cedar and Cedar lined ohesl 6.67 " 1l.94
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Ladies' Summer Dresses
Outing Suits, Skirts. VISITS
wrsppers end Bathing Suits
In cseh and every enc o. these ~sect'ons " 80
greet suit department.. We offer exceptional Vaiurs u
keeping with splri. Of this Ameriean5alei
One thousand
FANCY Lawn AND oReAHDo DRESSES
this summers ~prettie-s seyiea. with iaees. rtboona
embroideries. fancy braids and other suttable enrnt.
tures-all co,ors and Black and White.
l.os worth $50 eos worth 1850
2,do worth 9.ss eos worth 1850
q Ga worth 90 1899 worth 1000
4.es worth $50 1893 worth $500
wool OUTING ours OF NEWEST Styles
At REDUCTION of FIFTY PER Z and moro.
The matert lis ar" serges. Covert Cloths. Canvas.
Etamires. Cheviots and HopsactinRs in pia n color
ings end leading mixtures-arl without exception
having s'lS.lined Jackets and the higher priced dix
lined skirts.
Suits worth % and ol2 now 4.eS6 0.e0
SUITS worth ell and els now 7.ee3 9
Suits worth $50 and ees now l1.ee q 1898
Suits worth a24 and s8n now 1898 q l7.99
Suits worth o35 and sSs now 8 .oS q 23.0S
We will show the latest STYLES In
Crash, Plqu. and Linen Outing Suits
/ and all the varora varieties Of those fabr1os-white
linen color and rolored warps-bra,ded. braid tsfm3
| or Tailor stitched. also with combinations Of Whisa
and colon-
At 1893 to 10 90
and promise return for money greater thaA e0h
obtained elsewhere In this great ethyl
THE DINING Our
will be the
One Hundred and twenty. Second Birthday q
LlseRTu's eie
Double Dlamsnd 1uBILeA
and two more years. to STAR.
Hail Columbia HAPPY IAnAI
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Not ons and Toilet ARTICLES

Here are American Sale" Prices.
Calder's Tooth Powder D
Talcum and Felton's Sw ansdown Face Powder o
Transparent Glycerlne Bar Soaps z
Green and White CASTLE Bars ,20
FPn"y Toilet Soaps-'ase Oh
CoiPate's Shaving SoHps-sample size
Dressing and VI . Tooth Combs 8 ITO 2
Four row Bristl" Tooth Brushes 4Ls
Bristl" END Wire Ha'r brushes .l2la
BLACK and White Bristle Clothes Brushes I'D
Nail Brushes 3 Wits Brroms 5is
s OF. Florida Water .loH Frcuch'a Ray Rum g
! or. Perfumes q witch Haye'-a pit 10
b oy. Petroleum Jelly 6 Patey's CD Cream 10
Standing Mirrors 10 Wood nd Mirrors .16
Refined DUN Csnphor-pound IA
Fancy Decorated Glass Powder Boxes .2o
Fan y Decor ,tNd Glass Atomiz"rs .3e
Powdered BoraN-lb L o Pe~arline-pound q
SILK Stripc Garter Elastic 10
Children's Hose Supporters a
Ladies' Hose Supp Irters. with belt-"n coiors IL
Hair Pins-dI. pkges g Safety Plns-i1 q
Dressing Pin - pkge' q Hook a Eye Tape 10
silk str pc Belt n pc "a SIX Cas'ng-p pc 10
BLACK and White Bone Co'lsr Buttons-cATd B
Tan and Hack Tie Laces-pR.s q
Bacs silk Tie Laccs-pnIr
/ Corset and Shoe Lac s-iozNn a
Muslin and Kid Cnv'd Corsct steels-pAir "a
Non!Twistinr Tape widths TO a package q
Dress stecls amt Horn Rones-doIen a
Sc 'urlty X TT supporters ,lS
STAN ped Monte openwork Tray Covers 10
stampe Duck 3 'arfs-2 yards long ,l6
Stamped AuSlin PuloS shams-2 inoh hem pr ga
Washable Embroidery si!ks-doken .o0
Marking COtt0n-Rsd. White ARd Blue toEsA Q
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ETON and BLAZER DRESSES, of Serges,
Examines, and Ladies' Cloth, formerly
$14.75 to $3.50, at
7.4S and 1915
DRESSES Of extra fac Suitings, fly front
Refer CENTRE dress lined
with superior quality Taffeta - 7E
SILK. ..........
DRESSES of heavy Figured - ze
Piques, Blazer waist......... S.I
DRESSES of heavy Cord Piques e 7e
(blue and tam, Blazer waist. O.<
DRESSES of Crash, with Blazer n 20
and Eton waists. .............. TsSS
BICYCLE DRESSES of heavy Crashes,
% 1sr blazer waist and e.r'a. 1913
DRESS SKIRTS OF fine Etamine, double
inverted pleats, Percaline - 40
lined. ................ ....,.... WV
! DRESS SKIRTS of fine Sicilian Cloth,
5ios , snS ! ,e iI"sa f %,eS r''s'. 3.69
DRESS SKIRTS Of heavy cord M
Piques. wv
DRESS SKIRTS of extra fine Irish Crash,
full sweep. French finished 49,
seams; also Of White Duck. SoC
BICYCLE SKIRTS of extra heavy - ~
Irish Crashes, circular shape. <.oS
TOP COATS of extra fine Kersey Cloth,
handsomely lined, formerly
$14.75 to $22.7o. at
4.98 and 9.75
CHILDREN'S DRESSES of fine Percale
and Lawns, handsomely trimmed with
Braid and Hamburg edge, q to no.
Il years, formerly $3.50, at.... SOS
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A SAIL THROUGH SPACE DER FALMOUTH TOWN.
Copyright by c. II. Ldmson.
Reproduced by special permission to THE sUS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16
1T WAS VERY QUICK WORK.
People Of Versailles, Ind. ln a Daz, d
Condition.
Five men Inside Of Fifteen
Minutes.

CINoINNATI,. o., Sept. 16.-A Vcr-
ssilles Ind.) special to toe TImes-Slar,
says the people in Versailles are still
dazsd more than ever by the horT0r OF
the tragedy Tu,sdsy night. No
other subject 10 discussed except
speculation ne to the probability OF
action being taken as to the arrest and
punishment of the participants in the
mob. All agree that tho plan was de.
libeIsteiy laid. It Ia sal by witness.
Of, that from the time the two signal
rUcbets were sent w on the outskirts
OF the town until the work OF the mob
was compieleI and ths men were
going hom., It WINS not more than
l5 minutes, TT als) said that acti We
participants in the lyncnibg didlnot ex-
coed 10 % 2O,though the. men who were
pie.ent as guarus and helpers, out
numbered alb ut $50. L, is generally
cOuueded the organ zsrs were Osgoou
men, though SO lar no one can be
Iouad who rec0gpizsu any OF them.
The apprehension tnat further work lie
INTENDED by the Organization still Con-
.inues ara the luckless man " no gets
into the Versailles iail W III have rtaWn
to dresd the consequences. Tuis feei-
lug may have tendency to cause
some Of the suspected men 10 leave the
country. Peter II siet,er, who gave
the information TO the sheriff about
the burglary ut Correct has taken
alarm at threats by friends of the
victime and has disappeated.
An Osgood (iuu.) special to the
TluteStar says: Iuere Will be an
awful reckoning for tire slaug utter OF
the five men Ia the Versailles Jail.
Ali the victl ms have many relatives
Guu friends VINO have neleImiAed that
some body must sufi 81 FIR the whole
sale Iypching. Every boJy mere feels
that m re blood will be shed.
Tbere Is feeling that The m OBJ acted
hastily as 10 Levi anu Jeukins. The
only testimony agaiusl them was
Hobtetter's statement that they were
Involved III the Wooley Burglary.
The inquest was resumed today.
MAN. Witnesses were called but not
one could Identity anyone conneot,d
with the m b. Circuit JUICE New
says that evsiy possible effort viii be
made by the authorities to punish the
mob participants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

CHICAGO, Sept. l6,-Mr. and Mrs.
Frauk Johnston OF Jackson, Niles,
are 10 Chicago, whore they iutend 10
remain until the epidemic OF yellow
fever abstes in the south.
"The yellow fever will be In jock
con by present indica'iou0 within a
week, owing to Insufficient qusran.
tine" siid Mr.. johnson aud the great
est excitement prevails there. A shot.
gun quarantine has been established
but 1t is fecognizst to lie very ineill-
ciant and the town IL almost in q
panic. TweDty-tour cases OF the
cases Of the fever have been reported
at Edwards twenty-five miles away
and many families are leaving the
town for all poin's OF the north UslIy.
The city OF Jackson Ia nearly depopu.
lated"
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ArTEnPr TO nUnDEn DiAz.
Tho III xiean President the Last Vie
aim of Anarchy.

Tho III xican President tho Last Vic
aim of Anarchy.
sT. LOUIS, 5ept. l6.-A special to
the PusI-Dispatch from the City oil
Mexico ssys:
Al attempt to assassinste President
Diaz was maIe today.
81. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. l6--A special
10 the Posi- Dispatch from the City OF
Mexico says:
An attempt WAS made this morning
10 asssssIu ate President Diaz by D
supposed Italian named ArrsyU. There
was n general review OF troops iu the
eity to-day. Just before tue review
his morning President Dial, in com-
papy with The minister OF war was
passing through u public park. They
were quietly walking together when
suddenly q foreigner sprsng from BE-
bind q bush with q poingaIu In
his hand ana made lunge
with the weapon al the PRECEDENT.
Tue minister OF war Instantly
sc ssd the asssilant and struggled
win him, throwing him to the ground
and holding him there. Meanwhile
the struggle had attracted attention
ana a number Of police came running
TO the ecene and plsceI the eulu-b {;
assassin uDder arrest. He suileu.y
refused 10 divulge nls OIL, CT in making
the attack. President Diaz was not
Injured.
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Mayor Phsian of sau Francisco nj
Gov. Nudd Agree Upon Them.

Mayor Phsian of san Francisco and
Gov. budd Agree Upon Them.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l8.-Aiter a
conference which began at the ralace
Hotel AZ 8 ,. m. last nigh, and con.
tinued until nearly O'clock this
morning, Mayor Phelan and Gov.
Budd agreed on the appointment o,
toe following new board OF super
visor:
First ward, Charles Ashton; Second
ward, Joseph Britton, Third ward, J.
IL. Barry; Fonrth ward, +. w. Dohr.
mann, Fiith ward, Washington
Dodge; Sixth ward, John Lsckma n;
Seventh ward, William Drs.bsoh;
Eighth ward, Henry Fortmann;
Nisth WARD, W. J. Bigpy; Tenth
ward, 7. A. Rotsnzi; ElsvsnIn ward,
q. A. Clinton; Twelfth ward, James
DenmRn.
The conference which resulted in
the agreement by Gov. Budd and
Mayor Phelan began at the Palace
Hotel Mt O'Clock. The governor snc
mayor Invited the following gentle
men TO meet In conference with them:
Attorney General Fitzgerald, Geo.
IA Al"tbOh SuhhifbiUutT lar
ley, Frank II. Gould and William t.
Baggett.
Al the opening of the session the
governor anu the mayor claimed, each
In his own behalf the right TO appoint
the lew members OF the board. II
was agreed, however, that IL the two
officials could select twelve men suit
aDle TO both, the appointments would
be made as II one power vas acting.
This Was done ~ avoid any chance
of illegality In the appointment.
1t was argued that some technic
objection might DO made to either the
appointments OF the mayor or Of the
governor. hut not to both. 1t was dc.
cided therefore that each should act
In apparent independence OF the other,
each to isfue q commission without
reference to any Official action OF tao
other.
This morning each OF those selected
will be notified OF his appointment by
the mayor, and will also recsivs his
commission from the governor. II Is
expected that tho new board will be
sworn In at noon today at the city
hall.
Four Of the men chosen, Messrs.
Dodge, Lacknaau, Clinton and Rot.
tanz, were members OF the bohrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16
ANXIETY BOSTON.
Possible Case Of yellow Fever in n
Hospital There.

BOSTON, Sept. l6.-rhe Globe sage:
Thefs has been q good deal OF snx iety
curing the pat lew days in this city
among the OIL ciRls OF tho city board OF
health anu 0 zoe Massachusetts gene
raj hospitsl bee iuse OF the death Il
Franklin Storey Conant, n student Of
Wellesley hills at Sic hospit0l Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. ConAnt was q student at John
Hopkins university. The university
maintains biological station on the
island Of Jamaica and each summ,r
an expi dition Ia sent from the uni.
versity to the island. The expedition
which started early last June was In
charge OF Pfof. Humphrey VINO died
on tue leland. Consnt was Ill when
the Belvldere arrived, but he was al-
lowed to land. 1t vas not until q few
hours before the death that the sus-
pieions OF the hospital authorities were
aroused. Conaut's body began 10 turn
yellow. This IL q symptom OF certain
forms Of malaria.
DIR. Samuel Il. Durgin, chairman OF
tho board of health, says an autopsy
was held on Conant's body but that
no evidence Of yellow fever was found.
A further investigation viii be- made.
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Amoun, Of Go,d unknown.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gal, Sept. l6.-
Owing to the eticepce OF the miners
and mint officials, the exact amount
of gold brought down from the Klon-
dixie region by the slxly-three passen-
gers on the Excelsior yesterday can.
not be definitely asoertained. Whom
the steamer fret arrived it was report
cd at the Merchants Exchange that
she had brought down $4,000 600 10
treasure; nut some Idea OF tue u I'll )ul-
~ In sscertaIning ths facts may be
gathered from the fact that although
sne was boarded by a swarm OF news.
paperme en-, no two OF the papefs OF this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

ST. Louis, Sept. 16.-The snprece-
dented not spell which nae prevailed
In this vicinity for ths past twenty
one days, was broken this morning.
This heated spell breaks all records Of
the weather bureau in st. Louis, the
maximum temperature being the
higbee, and sustained Tor the longest
time Tor 30 late In the season. During
the period just ended, the average
maximum temperature Des been about
ninety degrees, AID the average mini
mum temperature, seventy degrees. AT
no time during daylight has the temper.
AZURE fallen below nin-ty degrees, and
one day 1t ranged al l0l IN the shade,
with several degrees aiued In the sun.
Despite the beat, which has been ac-
companied by but little humidity.
there have been but few prOsirstions,
and none OF these have been fatal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

New YORK, Sept. l6.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
Despite the invasion OF the flying
locusts which have come Into Argen.
tina by the millions, the reports re-.
ceived from Buenos Ayres as to the
wheat crop are OF the most emo urag.
ing nature. In the Provinces of Santa
Fe, Cordova aod Busnos Ayres every
Indication Is now that the wheat crop
WITH good luck, will os so great that
they will be able to export about two
million tons. With u fair degres Uf
success there VIII be nj lesst one mil.
lion and half tons for export, tn q
prospect for big crop Is splendid.
There was sown this year Il greater
quantity OF wheat than last year. The
planters have had to contend with the
iocusts TO . certain extent in every
province, but corn has suffered more
than wheat.
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Jackson, Miss, Sept, 10. No more
people Ale leAv ing the city. There
are very few left here AM none OF
these can get GU, on account OF rigid
quarantine thrown around the tow u.
Businrss Ia dead. The town having
uottsd rid of the exoitsbls persons to
the number Of several tboussDd), tue
chances OF those remaining are CORE
spondingly Increased, should trouble
occur, anu the people are therefore
feeling easier.
Hon. J. l.. Redfisld, mayor OF Ed.
wards, teiegrsphed the Associated
Press at 10 Am. as follows;
"Thsrs are eight casss OF yellew
fever in town, three in country. No
deaths, All patisnts doing we'll"
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CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-two men sup
posed 10 oe the emissaries OF some au-
srohist society, denounced tbs govern.
ment. branded the Poles OF Chicago as
eringing coworGs, and as n climax
tore small A merican dag to shreds,
at Blsckhswk ana Noble streets lsst
night. The result was small-sizet
riot, during which tue supposed snar-
chisie were badly beaten. Had not
the horse attached to the light wagon
from which they were speaking, be.
came frightened by the angry shouts
OF about hundred Poles And ran
away, the two men would have prob.
ably been killed outright. Az 1t was
crowd OF infuriated men chased the
runaway for several blocks throwing
stones and stioks at the hali-unoon.
scious anu and blood.covereu men,
who crouchsd in the bottom OF the
wagon terrified ami suffering from
many WOUNDS. The chase was lively
while II lasted, but the no rse soon got
away from lie pursuers aud carried
away the supposed anarchists In safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-16

BAN FRAscIsoo. Sept. l6.-JohD
sidnsy w eBp, attorney al Washing
ton, ID. o., for the A nlSan CONNER
oiaI company has maze Wilt 70 Dsw-
son and the Klondiks mining disuio'
for the sole purpose OF Informing him
self OF the condition Of living there
ami in Alaska generally, 10 order that
be may speak and act understanding
ly when matters affecting Alaska are
discussed and the question as to posssi
arrangements, schools, etc.i are on
tapis.
al have been all around the coast
route as 1t Is called aud mp to Daw-
son,n he said, ~ have vlei,ed the
mining camps OF BONANZA creek
and also some OF ,hein or
Eel Dorado creek. Dawson is
low and Aat ami even IL the height
OF summer the ground is frozen half a
loot below ground and ice Is enooun'
tered beneath the much. The develop
msnt OF tho oTeeAs was followed by