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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28
Great Damage Done.

While the weather has to GER
tain extent taken turn for the bet
ter" in Honolulu during the last few
days the outlying districts have en-
countered very heavy thunderstorms
and rain. Great damage has been done
to the roads and bridges as we'll as
to the sugar cane, rice fields and the
young coffee plantations. Two
bridges in Waialua have been swept
away, as have several bridges in the
the district Of Koolau. The traffic
on the Oahu Railroad was seriously
interfered with yesterday owing to
the washout on the track between
Waianae and Eva. The barometer
indicates that the rain storm is not
pau yet, and the weather to-day is
apparently endorsing the barometer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Subscribe for The INDEPENDENT, so
cents per month.
White Cotton, full yard wide, IS
yards for $1,00 at N. S. Sachs.
All Wool Serge, double width for
75c. yard, at N. S. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., Limited.
New Suit Club, 81 per week, just
opened at Medeiros & Decker, No.
IL, Hotel street, join at once.
Persons requiring tombstones
should apply to Fred. Harrison who
has choice lot Of new designs on
view.
r. A. Root is prepared to take
students in bookkeeping, or to keep
or supervise sets of books. Address
p. o. Box 40
Scotland is famed for its fine
whiskeys, and the best brands of it
are obtainable at the Pacific Saloon.
Ask for Andrew Ushers o. V. g.
For a good and clean shave, also
up to-date hair cutting, call and see
Charley Molteno at the European
Barber Shop, on Merchant street.
Major Hawkins of the Royal"
wishes it to be known that Pabst
Bohemian has superseded the fam
Gus draught OF Doppelbrau. The
latter in bottle is an excellent tonic
at %.
The favorite beverage of the no.
bility is Andrew Usher's whisky and
Schweppe's famous soda, The Royal
Annex, always up to date, is now
responding to the frequent calls for
gu. 81 S"
For straight and soft merry bever-
ages one should call at the Cosmo-
politan Saloon, where the finest of
Pabst Milwaukee and bottled goods
are served by the two veterans,
George Cavanaugh and Archie Tur-
ner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28
The High Reputation.

OF the Criterion Barber Shop, since
the advent OF the introduction Of
the individual cups, is constantly in
creasing People, who formerly
shaved at home, now patronize this
shop.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Punahou defeated Kamehameha
by IL to Z in the baseball game on
Saturday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Call and see the bargains at Kerr's
in Shirt Collars, Cuff, Neck Ties,
Hats and Readymade Clothing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

After their banquet at the Ha-
waiian Hotel on Saturday evening
to Mr.. Takedzawa, the japanese
merchants subscribed SIS towards
the present to w. Wells of the r. p.
Rithet, for his gallant attempt to
save the life of their oountryman in
the Nuuauu river.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Lovely white Goods for Dresses
15 yards for 81 at N. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co., Limited.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Subscribe for the Standard De-
signer, Soc. a year, at l.. B. Kerr,
Queen street,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

AL Moore is now corporal OF Com.
pany E, N 6. H. He passed at the
top knotch.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

The other islands participated in
rain storms and flood which appear
to have been very general.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

The Davey Photograph Co. has
some very interesting and excellent
pictures of the flood.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Punahou holds the baseball inter-
collegiate championship for this
season.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

The Income Tax and Revenue
Measures are tho topics 10 be dis
cussed at the open meeting OF the
American League tomorrow even
ing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Should the weather permit Miss
Annie Kanoho will sing at the band
concert at Emma Square this even
ing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

The health of Major John A..
Hassnger is happily on the mend.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Prince Cupid Kalanianaole enter
tanned a number OF his intimate
friends at his Kaalaa residence on
Saturday evening at an elegant luau.
The Prince celebrated his birthday
and his guests fully enjoyed the
brilliant event. The Princess Kaiu-
lani graced the occasion with her
presence.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28

Extensive improvements are being
made in the Hawaiian Gazette office.
The business and editorial Offices
are being very comfortably and CON
venientlY re arranged.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Judge e. g. Hitchcock's health is
vastly improved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
CHRISTMAS EMPRESS BUSINESS.
Everything Points 10 New Record 10 Ship.
menh q Packages.

a vldt 20 tho express Offices ias,
evening developed she fact shat the
Christmas business was beginning TO
move aud all hands were rolling ~
their sleeves In au.lc'patlon' < working
undif pressure ihe balance n the week.
Superintendent }. \. stnhlfn down
az the Pacific ENprCff company WE
th0us htfuiiy cnfaged In Hngaus oul a
wicker rocker from she chaos u slnsA
Claus goldlca and rCueral chrir.mas
presents that were stacked up bchltd
the barrier on thc Elft Temple Ftr,C
office. while another clerk booked a
small package thsg booked nuspic.ouaiy
like a box " cigars.
over az Wsils-FirFu'a. Cashier iiar-
~ 6. Smith was dilseusly Stacking W
the ducats au1 prlph,aylng big husI.
mss today. OF course she forisFn cone
Hlgnnenis have upw ceased. although
month since packages were handed
over the counter THAI viii thia week
gladden. the h,arss - oGusif. Do CUBA.
Manila. inu,i1u. Ensland AMI even far
on Australia.
The univtrsll opinion 10 public carry
lnS circles susIus b. be mat che close ~
she ychr T. s0lng 10 be ryvlri breaker
ally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
SHE WASN'T sUptRsurloUs.


Juri az Deputy clerk blair was about
60 olc-s M she ONCE an,i s., home yes-
to-day Nsr'rs. young couple entered
the DIOR.
"wh,t van do Tor youg' cnquln,d
Mr. Blair.
why. w. would IKE 60 g.; - mar
rhFc iiceus,. II ~ ~ 30 late" aid
the prospective bridegroom
"Oh. I gueaa us, replied the ubllg-
irg ma.rUnotiai clerk. ~ h. removed
b. hat aud uVerroat and hung them
ou psg, "hnw many do you WANT
Inn, l mean Shlt arc ,Nfur nnmrsg'
The Nuurv man gave the necessary
in'lrmaiinp ari NJ. Blair had g1.tun
;hcir flFiaiures ana vas shnut ip ask
them Co hold up ihsir rlghi hlrl- cad
d, Sworn, when the young woman In.
no ucy cuau.rci, Are Ne thc mss
o. sn ge a llcrtvt todnyg"
'l.rt mr ro," rald the special mas.
ger aH o. counted over the stubs 90
~ BIG book.
~" h. siid. 'shcre have ben
evolve Ncfussa issued already i.lay,
and ehis one makes thlgceu."
'ph N.Y. exclaimed the young wee
dee WELSH" CALCULATED the young
man
"rhli's a slrn of had luck. ain, it,"
n asked, earring Wildly a. the clerk
u mink ~ had hfs--"
'oh, what's The matter with v,u ''
broke In the girl addressing herself is
the unlg young man. I'm not biz
Hupcfstltious ana don't SEQ why Won
should be-, Come on. lots hurry IN AMI
not Keep the Bishop waiting I'm nd
h.t aifald 20 risk % II II was double
or trehlo thirteen
AN rlfhi,' came tho f1int.ha4rf0t
reply from tho future husband. aa
d0lgl uut the necessary two ana IA
mar. "lm not supcrstlti0us eithor. hlf
nnfn me. ] don't Ike our being me
thirteenth a little Bit"
Tho couple was sworn ana Clerk blair
folded up the license neatly and pla "a
IL 10 an envelope
blair held the precious document In
hls hand and Inquired. "Mhu shan 1
E.ve thls f03' give IL o. mo-" sall th.
future wife, at the same time making
rrab Tor Il.
She Eut II and placing the prsp,lnl
instrument under her cloak fhs
couple, after thanking tho olegk I'm M
kindness IN remaining lon the orIsa
Blair watched them get on the fi.vl.
inr ana when they had dropped uuf .f
fght said, "sho's sehrnie g.fi. s.n.
flhle rlrl, sure enough. There's 10 r.f
who was determined ne fnr aH shp ~
/ concerned that ih1re should Do rl sI.p
'twlNt the Tho cup and tho lip." IyInt
which he huitoued up hla coat. Locked
the ofice AMI made rapid s.r.dcr mr
Canyon road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

Beaver-somc snow last might. In, ,,,
muen. some wind. quite pienanut
filmoit- Showed about tour incb,s
"At Wkh!. rlcurnR W. nov.
nrlplo- About three inches snow and
SHOWING little now. wv"
,hane.hm about three inches;
Cedar ciiy-About two incbe. .row,
~, n,ght. pleasant this morning. parity
st ucorac-ciear. windy. blow ali
hikhl. no storm. cold.
Iopnervlllc-,'old north wind: showed
karab 40 SNOW feil her8, looks uko
storm. snow '''"s "N"
liockvillc--C Cold. no storm.
Nlffn 'liN-Nu storm. quite cold
Mount PLEASANT Clearing IN. showed
about four Inches Inst night
STOW fol- last ufent
Nchhcld-Ahout two inches snov f.t
last night. clearing M this morning.
SAUNA Ahout thtcc inches SNOW hat
night clear uud enid
frhruim- showed two inehca lac,
night clrafinu up now.
Fountain utccn- iiaincd fret mart Inst
'NN.Mhh. iurn turned 10 snow and about
tni.e inches felli now very cold and
Monroe-About one inch of snou.
clearing No aud very cold.
Spring civ About three fnrhca opo,y
ism last nlghi; cloudy and cold This
rnrownn- Nearly four 0cbes .,o,, ,.i,
N. Night turning colder now
lIuc NnllcN-Ons Inch snow eto,idy
and very cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
GALLANT NEW WORKERS
On the Road Home from Honolulu, Where
They Have Served Uncle Sam.
EXPECT 10 &c A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
To Their Relative. aud Friends. Aut.eipat-
Ing Arrival ut New York on satur-
day or SUNDAY visit Tabernacle.

-Four companies. c. T.. + and q. First
Infantry. New York Volunteers. arrived
here ON the RIO Grandc Western at
1876 this morning. Tho battalion Ia un.
der command OF Major Scott and ls en-
route from Honolulu 60 the Empire
state.
The boys were marched up town In
double Me and took In the sights. and
then visited the Tabernacle and heard
the bis organ. They marched In at the
east entrance TO the building and no So
thu gallery. whore they formed blue
fringe all the way around the upper
railing. When on were IN position an
exhibition or tho acoustic properties
was given and the establishment Of the
boys a. the ease with which a pin drop
or q whisper IL heard from one end N
The great auditorium to the other was
almost unbounded.
Hut Il was when Prof. Dayncs opened
the stops ~ the big organ ana let out
is magnificent power. and then re-.
duced che beautiful tones 10 less than
a whisper" that the soldier boys were
most astnnlHhci.
A. the splendid old Pilgrims Song Of
Hope rang out on the air Major Scott
turned to the reporter and remarked;
surely those are human volccr'" and
was Tor some time lncfcdulOus when in-
NNNfNiu NlNA ANH IlNfNf fNfnN lfNfl wv
pipes Of the instrument. Major Scott
was most pleasantly surprised ana In
tcrcstcd az the recital and nt IL end
heartily thanked Prof. Daynor. In be-
half of his command. for the pleasing
entertainment furnished In the half
hour visit % the Tabernacle.
AZ 1850 the volunteers started back
a. the depot. where they were served
with coffcc. etc. and at o'clock they
left o. continue their journey home.
carrying with them. nH Major Scott
put %. "a good opinion of Zion"
The major says that he expects 10 yet
His boys home In time o. make ~ them
Christmas present 10 their relatives
and friends. The command expects 90
reach New York ON Saturday night ur
Sunday morning.
over eighty ~ the men belonging to
there four companies VERY left In Homo
lulu. being too sick a. undertake the
journey. making $50 men now On the
rad home. They lcft Honolulu on the
7ih ana arrived at san Francisco on
the 18th. having had very stormy
voyage az result ~ which nlnc-t.ntha
~ tho boys suffered more or less from
h-ackneFH,
Major scott desired the News" 10
extend hir hearty thanks tn she citizens
flr the Kind treatment he ana his com
mnnd received here, ana especially ala
h. desire 10 thank the Church author
igiea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

po,.1ffice fAty only Keep ne males be-
hind .he bars. llore ihe oDhs ns ispiie
ldy stud - human insure anu que n-
eni cussedn ss 90 ihe genus h.nl9 we
liveiopz day. cor uu'sidt ni On ouVv ".
~ trauslents 80 %. iorWafd' ~ 90 y.
encountered ic,tlrs thaS Wv n.en
ma.lsd wfh an auIrefs and no f,anp'
on With stump uri 90 0iire-'' h.ne
made por.utnia thl. ore ~ ptIin s.
able In Enc malls; uni 'irhiraAs inls-
sivts ina. bear she urnnatlhc " nv,
fnr beer ifavHr Nv some fus
spider just tofcu,l from conieimp la'eu
Characterization zoo ib iamliy hNp''
sors VI SATURDAY r.gws sew anp
sunday papers ihli ate overw. shi anA
hove ~ address o. Boz refsrrd PACK 90
esirirr: dozens ~ ...t.rs hearing reNt-
r.ia a.amps. Al inrs. ard many more
rurlns a ,hc rer rad ihouahilessnea.
ara lack n grey master cr the part OF
n iircssocs arr 81 %. 'rrouuicreh 10
Niias Crnf,cn'a d.ulttmrtf Mtnagcr
q = chamber Of .hs rg'sitrf1 'eiitr
deptrtmcr. rawhGtyr we1fs wc1ritd
uri hazard mr.r. o.. w I'd r. Ter he
h1rr't sfcr his comfortable couch
his .Vfsk bcfors ,hs ur4 mlv hour %
2 "a. NJ. ana ;horc .s promlslng out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
THE END or THEIR ROPE
A LESSON 10 PEOPLE on The STRIP"
II IL Hoped They VIII Hereafter nave
Some Respect for Uncle ssm'- "cs"-
iations- Sentence Tomorrow

The Jury On the case arlinFi barneN
Eck1eln ana Albert DaVis ihis morn
ina 81 She Federal clur. rs,urued YER.
dis; Of guilty. as ,harscd 10 the lndlei-
mori. which alleged hist these mtn sl'a
iB.9N.ca.ing Huuur ~ Italians al q -
ICON out on tie strip near tne ulh''n
reservaiiam. The dcfou1lrf were or
dored to appsar In court oi o'cloek 90.
morrow afternoon Tor sentence.
Ths indioamcn, against 10. Noe was
dismissed f1r The reaEon ihF. he 'nrnr'
himself over to tho government us a
NiincsA u appears th1i p'nlink 'nls
tgiii Eck1tCiu aui Davis have ntHn .u
on h1H.but that Noe has ht,u clmpt il'i
TO rauuin In Jail. aud he d.dhi ihg
a ht. thiuklug that TIE two We a',,''',
hail n1r him a. well. This was probihiy
nna ~ the cluses f5f hi fufning s'etes
eN.l1uec; and. again. Noes c'np. q lui'
wi.h the ease wis very lk any WY
IL was aufarer.ly "a rius,appRt ohy
ara Wua M employed Zoo fhe s'ivon
ni bartender. ari cunssqu my VIZ
roi iu me habit ~ seiaus lqu'r 70 the
Indians.
Uniicd States Attorney whiecmore
has rfdsnn Gu pfaie b f n 900 rs sue
c.sa duflrg shis term 90 cruff. lie nv,
secured lggeit c1nvind1rs in cfdnilAl
cases, tbs bong the h1i rH OF thAi
class In the FcderU couil fIr thiH tctm'
Mr WI Hrmore stm shs mofrinE thls
vas pariicrurN luNiuus o' bronx w
ahf resort uu the STRIP run ny tck-
Fi.tr ir.caufe Tor q hong ilm u mas
/ boon an eycsorn. 40 10 up ik So pracf-
uh't ana hwabdirr Cj.iz'tr bringihE
3hflu mon ~ ihr.r "juai dfseisf ms
becu VI considerable cNIOrar 90 fnl
riVefrm ". hut ihcir conviction WI
prove 90 be moral Lessen 81 thlsf IN.
are lnciirsd TO dlsftglri ~ i'wa tuu
l drfy she authorities. The saloon oNp.
| hy isckFisin lH W the main road n
| Ncrptl, ard In connection fhcrcwlih
says INC prosecutor, therl has hcgu 4
/ res,r. f0r women - quCf'iofAhl char
acier. ar1 the place IN its fr,ltoy hni
/ been frauueriiy uffd rs rfudezvouI
/ Tor s1ms - the tough sans known a.
| "Rnhhef'a Rcosicrf" ln thc ahserc'
| of aoff,u nn III, part " che sinfl
/ egalria, the men running the place, NJ
| WhNtrmnrf determined in take IN
! matter up ard gave 90 frruufntefH vi
| the "rtrip" lesson No. I. There afl
I two more irdicimorfa hanging ovci
/ .hffe nwn." rild she dlatr.oi attorney
"hut ifuomuch Ne We ar simply prose
cutting them tx infractlou ~ che htw
und are 1T dcslrous ~ pUrtc1utlul
them. the last fw1 irdictmftsa viii no
b. pushed. but viii De utilzrd ~
slri ~ ropi-b ahavi1r argument. III. r..
CAGES we're corsiuufd fof fhc term
The sen indians win have been 10 ~
teuiarcc un court na witneFss VIII de-
! part Tor the reservation this evening
leaving Or ihe RIO Orauir a. s.io. %
| cnmpary with she government ini ~
prefer frUm Fort Duchesnl. who ha
| hsnn rendering the ttr testimony ius,
The Engllsh tongue durirE the trial
Jurors ~ u. Irvine ~ Provo ard Hy
rum Stewart 81 kayrvlllc were thi
moffsuE excused Tor ths term AMI pal,
IN.
The next session Il court viii opel
az o'c.Qck tomorrow aficfr.,n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
TIME TABLES TURNED.
Complete Change 10 Be Made IN Arrival and
Departure Of shoh line Trains
ADwcEs on THAT SCORE RECEIVED.


This morning n fel- znphic Dispatch
Was received hy th heads ~ the
opeuung and passenger dfparimen's Of
the oregon shlr, los. stating thar 1n
onilre change 10 ihe r11s,ns-r triin
service would iako place 'u re STD OF
San. 1899.
The exact nature 81 the chaugc could
ne b. gwen. b1t Sir. ~ ftid ffAl
% would be radical and effect al trains
running into Flti Lake. ny tomorrow
~ lrnIrr h. expects the operating de-
fltiment will have % all figured out.
Some time ago the ppsinilicc depart
M nd commenced comforting with 81.
ghnft Lime ofncIlls to meet the mai
finln Tor San Francisco with train az
garr,r 81 TO- 10 give Portland AMI
o.her oregon ci,los an earlier mali
rfrvke from the tlrt thau a. prescrt.
This could nor be- arranged without the
co.op0iltl1n " the OrtElr Railway ana
Navigator olmmuy.wh We're averse
W making the required changes. u "
understood by thp Short Line officials
that the o. u, q y. have ui Lag, c'n-
sIufoi 20 she change. Hut this one
change would only aneci the train that
reaches Salt Lake 90 $50 q. M. where
A. the proposed chang In time viii ef-
fa.r the entire pass0tgcr ssrvicc cf the
system. Thr FreateH difference. how
ever. win be- n the Ncs, bound service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
uo,,p.y ANNOUNCEMENT.

The white Mercantile C0mptny hiy,
provided "A great variety ~ FOOD suf.
piie. especially Tor the Holiday uiit.
az prices whloh enable them 90 c,ns
wthin the Noch ~ consumer Wih
small means.
For twenty ysurE We have htn n,
hading purveyura ~ the SlN LAX pah.
pr and We ARE proud VI the hg ihf
W q dnee al imltliuIs arr leii hlh|ri
In ch. race. Tho pubic urs ne bet
judrsL We iuvf;r all b. our shgs
comm .nciug Wcdncsd.y cvcnIrx ~
2tg ln.l ON THURSDAY everything l1
h. for slie. Fancy pticos only Tor h.
cy Beef Prime lbngis. Choice Turkir,
Geese. Ducks. Eraln led Mutton, m.i'
white Veal. hume fss inmh, sufatg
Pigs, az ordinary prlrea.
Ths Grocery Doparmrr' j. WI
stocked with STAPLE and Fanny Gngit
California Trusts and NrgcAhl1s. ol'
price 60 all comcrs. -.
]. II. WHITE
Mtulgff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

bausa. WIS disiiiowed. because me tx
usf,i t.ura Wls uriuih1itzed.
Fctrs'rams resolution ouerel
Anail. directing the H.reet supervlso,,
-, Isstrr,fs "a uirii0n % ahs Gay goVel
bods wh.re persins may ohftr. nee .,
ce.I gravel Tor private puiP'se'' was
or Communication of ihe commtie s
,, pntiIe rrsuuis Joan t1nEcn ulck..
er.s oifsr 10 nay $500 Tor two aud halt
by seven and % hlit r1ds u DOCK p.
n. 4 ur %. corner ~ Fiith vs.
KID south Temple streets. was 'o'
Ar ,hsr uact n Nrd og the Inter
rs.tior n Second WcE streei anl IN
county road. five hy ten rIis. tpiNNNi-
m4f.iy. .n N 8. hi1ek $50. piat \ WlH
,risfii cold to y r. Wigren. 90 hign-
ed Htler. for fisi The proportion %
r.r Wi4 dpr1sal by Buckle. Cal ser.
pi.hf " -rs url R1mney who be-
iia,.i hIsh.r rf.cos Tor reii esla'e
would soon pravaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
OF INTEREST 10 sHttpxta.
They are Warned 10 Keep k~iy from ST.
Paul, Feeding Yards.

Gerefai Live Stock Agent Tuttle OF
the Oregon Short Linz handed a News
reporter clipping from an ea-,ern pa
per goday. which dlscl1ncs a state W
af,iirg at 81. Rtul that Is certainly Of
interest 10 utah sheep men a. well ~
uilrVtd men throughout tn WEES.
For number 81 years nhecpmcu In
the w,ls have been sending their stock
sheep To- NJ. Paul, whore shey have
f4gened thum upon wneat screenings.
a few commission merchants have re-
Uenty formed corner ON these screen.
lnFs and have advanced the price from
g 90 - per ton.
A. ahe beginning of the srlson there
were 10000 head of shsep being fsi al
~. Paul. ana 100000 head more are due
~ tho feeders yards The sheep men
who have been caught are changing the
lrectinn ~ their nncks 10 fhe crrn
SKATES VI Nebraakn. Iowa and Mlssou-
ri.
Mr.. TU:iir Gays utih sheepmcn should
keep clear " che IT. ranl feeding
Nufla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
SNOW OVER THE STATE.


Special 10 the News"
PARIS udahol showed yesterday abol.
i've or H.S Inches. now clear ANA cold.
logan-'lcar and cold, about thfoo o.
four inghea Of snow yesterday ami las.
nlphf
Hr.gham-About slx Inches OF snow
sllghtY cloudy ana cold.
'sl'n- Clear, about three inrhr
SNOW quito warm
M1nu .snowed three inches last night
MomuI cold, three inches snow fsu
llHt night
ngurly cleared up today.
THIS morning
inches snow
Provo-cold' cloudy, an inch Of snov
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
nc TAXED TOO LOUD.
An Alleged tmbeusf Of Sheep Is RECON-
miiled 10 Jail.

II. r. Newman. arrested last week
On the complaint OF ~ Y. schoneld.
charged with the embesalement Of sew
eral hundred ~ sheep was thrown into
jail again last evening. The plaintiff
dcg.rous Of bclng fair with tho defend
an, offered To withdraw the charge pro-
Wding he would put w bond TO make
good the amount Schnileld lost IN the
sheen. Newman said he would do this
ana meeting George II. BeclSstead. who
had gone ON his bonds pending the pre-.
limnary hearing, asked him II he would
go on his new bond. iecksiead said he
wouldn't, when Newman made threat
o. skip out. neckMead then went 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
The CHIMES.


The mos, eupVful Of all operas. ''The
chimes % Normandy. viii be revived
90 the Thcaier by ,he Salt Lake opera
company on Christmas ana NV Year,
rght with Miss lso,'ie Levy ~ Ger
mamie and with Miss savage. Mt. Spen-
Ger. Mr.. Goddard. Mr.. Pyprr aud Mr..
clmpb.ll w their old parts. The big
chorus win be fhe same. A New Year,
matinee viii be- fiver On Monday, Jan.
q ana she advance salo fnr all three
performances oprns on Friday morn
iIg.
The ru,lre company goes 70 Jehl On
January an 20 play Tor che sugar fac
firy employees under IN, guaaviee
that ,hc house viii be s1l out IN adj
Vince AMI 4 u likely that Y VIII open
me rev Park city opera house duT.ng
she month 81 January.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
MORE VOLUNTEER. orr
Cabinet Decides To Reduce the Nolss,,,,
Army by 5O,nOo Men

Washington. u. G.. DC. gi.--Ths CALI.
not has decided tina, cx.sins condition,
juFilfy u further reduction OF ,hs call.
mry forces VI tn rngod States ..t
the srctriary ~ Wur was tnHruo,. n.
day 20 arrange flr iha immediate mn,
ter out q 5000 NAiuNtaefs THE das1,
for the execution ~ ihls urlfr have ~
yrt been urrangll. Several va n,
volunteer orders iu she ph.Npp.at ur.
doubleday VIII b. included ,n .hs MN.
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