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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
KAISER MEETS KING.
The GtTmin Ruler TOaslS Of The
PirmnHSS OF The DFeibuDd.
lraLY's CHIEF DOES LIKEWISE.
hut lie HOES Not Bow ilown TO tile
Towers of II Nor Ii, aud PlOiu'
ly says 30.

HAMBURG. Sept. 5.-Emperor VIII
liam IA proposing ;ne iosstto KING
Humbert AZ the banquet ut the
kurhausu last evening SAT-:
"My army thanks your mai ssty for
the honor OF your leading corps 10
the review, but not only my army, but
the whole German istherland greots in
your majesty, an exsltci prince, q
close frleud OF my father and true
ally whose presence again shows the
world how unthakablc and firm stands
the dreibund WHOM was founded in
the inierest OF peace and which the
longer 1t Taste will more firmly aud
more deeply strike Its roots into the
m'nds o tue people and bear ftuit
Scrnrdingly."
King Humbsft replied in French.
He salo:
~ am glad OF the opportunity to
give fresh testimony OF the c0riial
riendsnip and alliance between our
governments and toe sates. Your
majesty mas set your reign n noble
tack by d.voting your Instant efforts
toward peace, the maintenance OF
which by agreements Will nave the
unanimous wish OF ,ut COVER ments
and also my most ardent Jssiree. L
think ] shaii always remain faith ui to
my country's mission by giving loyal
support to the accomplishment Ji this
work--tne greatest ani NJ 8. be lefi-
cent OF all Tor tho welfare OF nations
ami the progress OF civilization"
Emperor William tnen conferred
he decoration OF the ufder OF the
black eDgls upon Caunt Latzl di
b rosa, tue IlaiIan embasssior to
Germany.
Tho toast PROPOSED by King Hum
bert Is considered to be SO wOrued as to
make Ii Understood that, while Italy
win adhere " the dreiUunJ, she q yea
not mean to impair her rslatiouH with
other powers, and It is evidently his
view to emphasize this fsct.
During the morning X Dg Hum
bert held long conveIs!.iUn With tn g
military atlaCne OF the Ffenon EN-
bassy.
An open air service OF the troops
was held toiny which was attended
by the royaitiss present al the maneu.
veIs anu al which Emperor William
snnou0ceI that q ,een M,rgherits
hau been nppoin,oI cu'e' OF the
eleventh battalion VI chssseurs. The
queen then M sde a brief ajures', the
cstemuny ending by marcn psst the
paiace, tpe osni playing tue lillian
r. sl marcd.
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LYNCHED A FIGND.
A Man 0uraseS and Murders a Young
Girl.
IIs is Captured and tue Crowd Takes
Hin, Oni and Hangs
Him.

RALEIGH, N. o., Sept. GA special
from Mount Airy, N. C., to The News
anu Observer say: Yesterday alter
noon near Ftisad's Mission, Va,
Miss Sadie Cook, a young white girl,
was outraged by Horny Wall, white,
agei about n. After accomplishing
his purpose Wall dealt his vicIim
several blows on the head with u hoe,
reudering her UNCONSCIOUS, aud then
placing her heal ON ledge, crushed II
with "a ftone, whlrh was left lying
bloc ~ near by. Wall then cut tue
gIrl's throat, severing tee windpipP,
anu dregy eu the body eomu II .ty yard,
ny raviut, throwing 1t into branch
where 1t wss aiterwafd found. Mean
Vine he went to spring, where he
was found washing the steins from his
clothiDg.
The excitement became intense this
alter ""u auu Wall was taken from
me I'll ,.ri AUD Jynehed nsar the
scene u. the crime.
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WEsTERviLLE, Me-, Sspt. 6.--An
excursion l.iu on Tue Maine Central
railroad VS. wrecked this morning
thirty-two miles west Of EtDa alton.
One person was killed anu thir!y-twU
wouuded. TIE dead man Is MAftl1
Pay u, aged 81, OF Piym nth. Serlou e
~ hur,: Charios Gelscnele, lass age
master Ut Nswport station; Flank o.
Biliin.s, Las n wpur'i a tnur Fsh.
ID xtel; Mrs. J. W. ro~ send, New.
lor Jvseph Wslcn, 81. AlbaD ;Oioar
But.eis, Newpurl; w. IL Ear'N, P'J'
mOu b; Mrs. Wiibur Miles, Newp ~.
The tiain vac c.rryIig excufslonitle
from Dgvsr apu Il xcra. tu tue EtnS
can meeting. Tue brsatiag 81
1ange usrail1I aud overturned CAT
eonlainiug sixty-tivs passengers.
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CAPIUREDaA JAILBIRD.
lie Got Away SIX Years Ago. aud is
SAW Relax on.

Saw Relax on.
NEW York, Sent. 5.-EugeDe o.
Hsrs, al Us JJe Bates, slibs jams
Brown, burglar, high1syman, uesper-
ADJ and prOUaO'y murderer, who cut
his way OUT Of Jtffrrson Market prison
here elk yenrs ago aud has bsen nunt.
ed ever since, was IeCaptured today by
detectives. A ter HE escape O'HarB,
with another fugitive from justice
named joe SIanahaD, mado ms way TO
Colon, from whlcn place they pro-
ceedeJ to Europe, wnere they COM
mitteu a series OF bold crlmes. Three
wears ago O'Hsra reiurned to the
United Statee, AID at Columbus, o.,
was caugnt In the act u burglary. he
served term OF two aud half years
for this crime, and during the period
OF his imprisonm was not r.coA-
nlzsd as the escaped prisoner from thIa
CITY, O'Hara was releaBed recently
and took up a resiuencs in jersey
City. He made trips across the Nor h
river, anu at last The police we're in-
Iormed that O'Hara WAS visiting his
OLD hRunts here aud took sleps to ar
rsst him.
Under the name OF joe BatsP,
O'Hsra In 1878 was seIIenceu t, a
Term Of seven yeaTs in sing-Slng
PRISON for highway r0boety Committed
mere. Again la 1885 he was oaugot
robbine n ssloon IL .nis CITY by p .iioe-
man William Kstcham. O'Hara
made an attempt 60 snoot the q lice.
man, but was fuslly landed In the
sislloh.hou,e. Before being cent 10
state prison sc,nd time, O'Hars
Threatened 10 kill X steham US 30 n 'as
I.a n a .af uaA m -.
o. August Z, 1891, Policeman
Ketchsm's lead Djdy was iouaI hJst-
ing IN the North river. ann the myt-
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VICTOR, Col, Sept. 6-Jealousy
was at the bottom Of aunwiuI Grim In
this city tonight. Atabout s O'clock
Henry II Tillotsnu snot AMI killed
uis sweetoeart, Ella Tayior, putting
three balls into ner body, aId then
killed himsslf with the same weapon.
The shooting took place bstwsep the
city nall ana tho Fiorouce and Ctippe
Gre * depot. The young lady, wh
was very pretty and popular, hal just
returacd rom tn. LaoDt day cslsGra.
don Mt Grassy. whiiner shs had been
with George Brown, another suit,t fJr
ner affections. Tilio,sou had told the
girI that IL shs went TO Grassy with
Brown he would sho1t her. She paid
hitie attention to him, but he male
good his threat.
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BEiTsR TnAs HLONDIKs.
niehigsn and aoxico Lny Claim 90
That bouor.

kiichigsn and Moxico Lny Claim 90
That Honor.
SAULT STE, Marie, Miob., Sept. o.
no parry uOii seekers ~ the yacht
Mary Ball returned from MichipicO-
tea las evening after having been In
he Lew aoin felIs hut three days.
rney say the newly discovered FL ID. =
rsuU 10 ful ns ricn ss has been To.
ported. There were fourteen in the
party, all respoL sible business men OF
this o.ty. Each OF tHem secured
clslm oil golL quartz, promising big
returns. Iu all, the party will make
ep, Iica ion for 4 900 acres, which were
urospecteu anu siGRed Uut while thoy
were there. Many specimens OF
quartz In VII CHI tree gold ss large "a
piuhead csn he sesn were brsuRht
bacR with tnem.
rhe re,ur ing PROJECTORS ray that
where the veins are laid bare the gold
particles can be- seen everywhere In
,nr quar'Z.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. "a special to
tho Juutnsl rom Ssjaiia says that J.
w. Cotkins, a capitalist, anu Leo
Cloud, an expert mining engineer OF
Cincinnati, o., representatives OF 81.
Louis and Cincinnati syndlcAte, will
leave here tomorrow Tor tbs wesI
coast OF Mexico to practically verify
the value OF gold Ilacer and quartz
mines whicn have recently been Sc.
cured by the syuuicate through con-
cessions anu mineral land grants from
the Re ubiic OF Mexico.
Messr,. CJrkins and Cloud will go
dire ct To Hermosillo and from there To
thu gold fields In the new Ell Dorado,
located In the Ysqui Iuuisn iuntry,
which has just Dseu opened to entry
by white men. This part OF Mexico
mas been explored but little by the
whites, but II the reports OF tne syndi.
cate protpectors are true the mountain
ranges along the wet coatt OF Mexico
are richer even thal those OF the Is iOD-
dixie.
Tue placer mine, are said to b.
marvelously rico in scale and nugget
golf, while the quartz rock in the
upper lodges contains veins OF free.
milling gold which assay from 500 to
$500 per ton. The syndicate su cceeded
Iu keeping the discovery a secret while
securing its mining patents and con.
cessions.
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SEATTLE, WASH. Sept. IA special
from AuscOrtss caves au account Of
the discovery. OF u mun IN the fishing
schooner Aunie OF Everett, Saturday
last by w. q. Bl,unt. Inc schooner
was iuuod ndrit near Decsption Pass
by blouDt. lie boarded her ~ d found
tue BODY of mao WITH pistol snot
through his head, lying face dowr-
ward In the caLiD. Evidently the
schooner had been htte1 cut Tor fish.
ing CIuise,
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terry OF hie uasic death his not yet
been cleared up. As O'Hara was
known to he out NJ pti-iy orders
were issued to arrrst him on suspicion
Of having kllleh Keinnrm. f ur days
after the finding OF The nolicemnn's
boy, Pattoiman Thnmas +. Mcclure
WIS stabbed ihtee times IN toe back by
O'Hsrs. Alter 8ght with another
policeman named Sierw 90 the muir
derous crock was Overpowereu and AZ
rested, he wac then committed, in de
fault OF 5000 bail, 10 the Jef4rson
MsTket nri-or to await trial Tor his a.
tack on Mcclure.
o'Hnrs cut the prison bars with
cav and etcapsu.
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BARCELONA, Sept. q = rn- prosecu.
tor VI "a. cyu,,.msrliAl yesterday ol
BaFtll, the anaTcsis who ntlem rted
6 sstsssinste the ,.ollce chie ou FIJI.
DAY last, asker = ID. sfnttnc" o iufty
y.h'n mpnsontu - u- inr tnt
PRISONER. lbe uoirusc ufgeI that ten
y-sss' impri, oament would be ads.
quate punlshmsnt for the accused.
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80 woman lovely woman nature made
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man. No man makes pretty speeches and
witty toasts ahout woman with the picture
in his mind OF a weak, sickly, nervous wo-
man, tortured by pain, and suffering from
depression and dependency. II is in the
power of every woman 10 be some mans
ideal il she will but build up and guard
her womanly health.
Tie best of known Temedies for all forms
OF disease peculiar to women is Dr. piercc's
Fayorite Prescription. II works directly on
but one set OF organs in woman's body
il allays and eradieates pain. II soothes in
Illumination. II invigorates and purifcs. 1t
restores complete health to the organs dis
tinctly feminine and banishes weakness,
depression and dependency. II ia the dis
cuvery of Dr. X. V, Pierce chief consulting
physician to the luvalid's Hotel and Surgi.
cal Institute, Buffalo, n. Y. If YOU wish 10
know more about it write to him.
''This Is to tell you, writes Sister Eliza L, de
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was finally cured oy your medicines the Golden
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1t is as easy to be we'll as ill-aud much
more comfortable. Constitution Is the
cause OF many forms of illness. DR.. Picrceis
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. They
are tiny, suRu coated granules. One lit
tie Pellet" Il q gentle laxative, two a mild
eathartie. All dealers in medicinea
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surFKRINa HAS nEeuN.
'e''A Pouring Ia OF shs Trouble in
the Nortn.

n sEA1TLE, Wasu.. Sept. 5.-George
a. N ,tins'r. manager Of Millionaire
nuulosss K'ouJike expedition. mr..
.stu from Tue Sta uay trs,l on the
sesmship QIeen this morring. In
interview tonight he CO firms the
uaik acooubts sent out Of the II lion
y. I uhts AT Comp Skagusy. Miners
~ otuaking down unuer the terrible
sual caused by the hsrdships they
s,e compelled 10 endure. Failures arc
uu'htiou. Thiev ng anu crime has
ipseta1s,d 10 pncn deeri e thRt on
rlus', Aug a7.h, the x,cuivs CON-
, .inte" me- anu Promulgated an order
we fleet that the fret mLD caught
MAhhg Would be hanged without
ven Tue iormaiity Of q IIial Or leave
"isy hlsirAyers.
- ls impossible to ex ,Hgorate the
VII US nature OF tiairs ~ The White
tee' Dsorga ~ u aud dishesrlened,
we minets bnvs iaI,sd to act In con-
.eN In the work OF repairing the trail,
"isquentiy little has been done.
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Time tor i00.yarn soot Race Gu.
from 10 = So 10 Seconds.
New YoRK, 6,pt 6.--F,ns weather
fav red the NV jersey Athletic
club's carnival o. sports gu the clrh's
giounds at Bsynnne, N. j., today.
rne result Of tina fln.i OF the l00-yard
run wss eomewnst OF a surprise TO the
w ater men, as they Iookru upon
Maybury OF Chicago as a sure winner.
Sui ger, the local sprirter, won from
the ~ yard mart, with Donohue, a 10
yatd msn, srcnou anu Maybury third,
IN ten accounts Hat.
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TINS trail Ia now In wprsp snane than
ever. 1t i, utterly imp ,sssble t, n
man without nlenty. OF horsesi All
even the best equipped parties mske
rrig'os very slowly. Trouole 10 suri
70 come 10 tho miperS camp. They
arc being driven 10 desperation by
lure and hard,nip AMI feeling Of
c)mple'a rsck 'eaHness rrevtils."
Mr.. kittinger returned to oGm 1leto
some busiu.ss arrsbe ements concern.
lng the ex peuLIion.
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New York, Sop,. "A dlspstch to
the Heal. lr III BaIoeions, SPAN,
sHys lhst II is TepoT,uu on the blguesi
diplomatic ~ hUIiIy mat the lr,ssut
spa nlsh government wiIl 20 euJwitu.
IN u fortnight AMI mat the Liberals
" III come 10.
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Ssexl- E4yccss
GiF5 81 s'is9 I; 80
Oregon Short Line
-'a'El''7sr-'H--- RAILROAD.
RAILROAD
,d railroad and s'osmsnIp .tcte!s sold to AL
nTrARr

q $3.50 ~ iAAN 50 "H.N NAV wy
DEPART
For chicago. Omaha Denver, kansas
~ b. Louis, gueh ana farE
oI5.'.. .......... ..s...,.......... 20 am
Valley ann intermediate poin.s o., ttOAm
Iof Eden, Deuy1r, Kansas CITY,
omaha u LouiS ana chicago anu
i.,T.aed,hte points. ..,;...,..... G:2a p II,
foT ogden, lutte. liGenA Portland
aud AZ trancisco.. . ....,..,.. $50 p m
Manu- ana informed ate roinis.t '.' i5oAm
1tor Provo. Nenh', Milford, Frisco and
intermediate oirts. .....,..-..... 6tO D u
'Mi1ed train Tor Gnricid Beach,
1ootIo and ermlnus........... $40 m
Irprvs
FTt IN thicsgU. Omaha. St Louis,
Kansas ,ily Leuvoi. fark city
r,, ana Nsdsn -. 3'lcp N
IRAN tifoo, Cgden ana intern ed.
iato points. ...,..... .... ..-.... Q % a m
From san finncisco Cache valley
ogden AND intermediate pciuts.,., 'ils y IN
From Chicago omaha St Louia.
knnsas City, Denver and Ogden $50 a N
tirom rHCo, Milford, Ncphl, iIoyO
ana inferno iRte points. ....,... 1855 n NJ
rom herour. 1intic, Provo. Nephi.
Manti and intermediate points,. t;2O m
~ IN Terminus, 1ooclu suu Gar.
Trans south Of Jui6 run daily except sun
'DOily except ,unday.
City Ticket 0lIiCa, U1 Masonic Hall,
Cor second outh and West Temple
DE rURLhY.
az ,,,, Gen. rass. and ticket Agent
Gen lranlc Mgr
W. II BANCROFT,
vice Frcs. and Gen Mgr.
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URDERED rYA TRAMP.
Victim ola Hoidnp reus of Wife ana
Chtldrsn and ~ sho,,

ChiIdrsn and ~ sho,.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Sept. o.
Charies diver III ueau, toe result OF a
holdup by trsnips. GIwer, va nad
secured work asR molder at Nawc,s.
tie, Pa., was moving his nous, n old
/, Il Cts there. He aud two cJmp.n.
Ions were confronted by three tramps
with revolvers who ufdersJ "nauds
~ J" Covers compositions were
fie, ceL OF al they possessed. When
they roaoheJ hin Cover began to ex.
plsin tina. he hsd only so, which he
was taxing home TO his sIck wife aGu
children. Tue fuflian WIN bai HIN
covered became impatient anu q ed 4,
tho bullet enterng G0wsPa hear
This rCbtefs escaped.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 5.-Ths
.ait e mssleA schUoneiAgnes l. 9rscf,
~ Bangor, Me-. oopsizsd anu sank
,uH higfning Nv eBty mnts east OF Ty-
eet, Her crew came ashore In a boat
snu Landed ut Warsaw Island this
tilsrnoun,
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PURE FOOD AND DRINK

Mr.. GROCER:
Would your customers
drink more tea if their tea
were better Would they
buy more groceries ?
Would your business be
better or worse, if you sold
better tea?
If ,SchilzMg's Best is all
that we say it is, it will make
your business better; if it is
not SO good as we say, give
back your customers all
they have paid you for it,
and they can't complain.
we pay you.
scLillias & Company
san francisco 6i
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SURE IRIS YELLOW FEVER.


INV ORLEANs, La, Sept, 6.-Pfesi.
dent llpbh = OF the Louisiana poaiu
oloesltb sent aielegrsui TO that bpar
NlO O'clock conf ming the report
lhsI the pbysicians al Ojesn Springs
hal declsted the prevailing sickness,
undoubtedly yellow fever. TIE doe
br OF three states csnu TO tnis con-
cluslUn at holjiug an auiop.y on
The body OF person who diei yester-
day.
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DREAD YELLOW JACK
i Has Appeared al OCEAN Springs and
NV Orleans.
rucg EXCITEMENT IN THE soUrn.
Va, it is Beli'vid the Discuss VIII BE
Chick d soon, AID VIII Not
spread North.

Nvw ORLEANS Sept. 6.-The Loui.
,,sna state board Of health kept faith
9TH her sister bodies of the South and
an. rest OF the country this afternoon
M, maze OH cisl announcement,
line result OF a CAREFUL autoI sy, that
R.uol Gelp', IS years OF age, had died
o,yelIow fever. Gslpi was tue son o
.,omineut people mere and had been
sr.udlpn some time OF Ocean Springs,
nara n, was taken down with fever
md brought homo here. Soon after
,r,lying, despite the best OF medical
abundance, he died.
Dr. Thearj, the physician 10 charge,
Immediately repoiteu TO the b 'nri o.
h.alth and expressed the opinion that
,ha rr.th WAC due to yellow fever.
This afternoon an autopsy proved thai
nr 'rbeaId'B idea VI yellow ever was
erect, step were promptly taken
10 ntry, ut a 30, plbIe spfead Ghe dis'
a. A he cas- was one OF por-
,.,lo', Inc d &c ore Expressed confdeuct
,n.y woulu De able TO check the
sntesJ VI the disJase.
Tbere have been about 800 cnses OF
dc,pue lever, which has developed 10
v.lluW lever IN come cnses.
GREAT fXoITIMENT.t
NOZZLE S.pt. 6.-Desp,te the
on.tn,,,le pfUclh ma lou abou, 100
peTsoIs from Scranton, biloxi, etc,
irieI 10 get into Mobile on the mid
night lraD, but the police surrounttd
II tfain unu but TOUR OF the pessel =
reIs we're let IF, they being thr, ulb
from New Orleans nuu being subject TO
EXAMINATION by tho Physicians here.
TIE ptheTs were tskeu on to p0iDt
sboye MoDils where they will bs traus-
ieited u the westbound train and
taken back wDore they came rom.
# ssid the excitement down the
rosd Ia very great, ana crowJs y! peo-
ME went iulo New Orleans ON tho late
uAiIs.
SURE IRIS YELLOW FEVER.
JACKSON, Mhs., Sept. 6.-Governor
MuLaurin has just received The iol-
lowing ieleg ram from the Two msm.
hers OF the state DOsrd,Ui health VINO
went 10 Ocean springs, Ms, yes,er-
day TO iuv,stlgsIe tho yellow fever
scatt:
"Aher most thorough iDvestiga.
tion 10 every conceivable ligh 1t Is
the unanimous opiuion Of representa-.
tIves Of louisiana, Alabama aud ihe
MlstissippI state DOhrds OF health and
the marine hospital service that the
cpl emlc now prevailing in Ocean
Springs Is yellow lever.
III. II. BARRANsoH,
~. +. h INTER"
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
through fast trains oaiIy to
LeadVlllo. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20. 1904

Train No leaves ogden d:45 q. M,
salt Lake 1870 =. M, arrive at Pueblo
5:5O a. M, Colorado Spring, 7il3 a. n.,
Denver 1873 n. m.
Tain No. leaves ogden O.s5 p. M,
SAT- Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
5!ob p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. M,
Denver 9i25 y. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines cast
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepors on ali trains Take the
u. d X G. and have comfortable Trip
and enjoy The finest sconery on the CON-
tinent
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Lowe snii Lake city.
20 19Itor BnshAm..;.;.';;:.....: $50 .. m
-. and a. points tust. 49,. $50 a. M
No. '-lor Provo, ursud Junction
-, and all points East. :,.....,.. 7iiop IN.
NO. 5-tor irghtm, MI LEARNT
Menti, Botna p,Richleld and
NJ az intern dla,e roints So m.
ponis........;;..,.........., 90. s:aOp. IN
nnd all ln'or0cdiste points 80 y. IN.
70 e-fur uEnen ana the " est. bee. 9;lp p. N.
NJ l-for ogden ana the West. zee. IL 80 y. IN.
Arrive SH'i E.nIse CITY.
No. l-trom bingham, Provo, Grand
junction and the kAst.,.....,. y 30 r m
No. 81 rom Provo, Grand Junction
and the tast 49,. ,.....,..... So5pm
ka hlchIcld lolk nap Nanu
ana all intermediate points. s;2h ". m.
O. = rom OEuen nnd the West. t;A3 n IN.
~ -trou 'Bueh Inu me WIS.,. i,5O p. m.
No, 81 rom Ogden and informed
iac points; ..... 90. .......... l.3op.m.
30. I-from Eureka, Pnyson Provo
and ell ipterutt diale points 10 go u m,
Only hbo iunninl throuTh luilmpn hlRce
t'eeplne cars sat Lbl city to san franc SEQ :
hnlt Lake city to lieHyCr via strand Junction
ma AIT Lale city TO Kansas City anu Chicago
via colorado points
through tourist or family sltcpers without
change, 10 kansas city, Chicsgo and Boston
trce reclining chnir cars SALT Lake ~ non-
yer 30 change; closo connections safety,
speed and comfort,
Ticket ClliC', 1903 v. End SOu,b,
tposton cornerl
d. Q. nnnGF. Cen. Manager
r, IL BABCOCh, franc MANAGER
b. a. WApLElGli, utn'l fAss. Agt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
Colorado Midland r. R.

Two Through Trains DaIy
retweon SAT- LIKE City, ogden and Iendvilo
trippo creek, ColorHoo Syringe, lonvor aud
~ uoint east Only lire running THOUGH
IHAlR CARS. hror eh ,lctlcrs on 10th
morning and evening mans. his line, 10
feg cfes Lenvov carer tnnn any other limo via
tolorrfo tprinps. No change Of rhtb or DO
lnyed trains. gfkc The Colorado Midland and
save tine and enjoy The Nrcst ride and grand.
Get sccucry IN colorado. For iuil information
call on II. 4. w Ry agent, or
w. +. BAILEY, u, A. brown
q, =. a. Cen. Agent
Denver Coo tAltLaEe CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
QUARANTINE DECLARED.

GALVESTON. Tex, sept. 6-Ciiy
hesRu Oili1er FISHER ass u,clorsu
Quarantine " wafer ngaius, N W Or.
ltalns anu has sent tue follow ny to
Stale Health Ofiicer Sweatingsn a.
Auitit:
No Orleans has case OF yellow
fever, OjeaD Spring has Two cases.
fleae ny tnom that IIsrautine
Precautions have been tAksu anu keep
Us thoroughly iniormej, gu that we
can protect our municipality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07
TALK OF snOrGUN QUARANTINE.

=, AusllN, Texas, Sept. estate
meath Ohlcet sweannsei today la
tneu irou'clad quarantine against
ouesh Spri %, Miss, anu all otDer
pelnis now tisr,ed or likely to be fisct.
tu oy yellow hver. X pors from the
euli coast ore 10 the IL ct that the In
hhollsh's are badly frightened, and
somo are taking OF recognizing their
an1Run quarantine force, which pa.
uuhei Tue Gull shore svme twelve
ytAis ago, t Feep out all persons and
,nefeoy prevent the disease from ell
tering the slate.