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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

Win your battles against disease by
nriiHN PROMPTLY ono Minute Cough
cure produces immediate results. WHOM
taken early o. prevents consumption
Ana 100 lntHr stages II furnishes prompt
relief y, q. sehumm. Prescription
Druggist Mccormick nldg, Corner
MILn and E-r-t anuth SUNNI.
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y. g. blanks. Of Louisville. Texas.
writes that one box OF prWltrn witch
Hazel Snlvr was worth 1000 10 him.
70 cured biz piles ~ ten years
standing Ito advises others 20 ny
o. 10 also cures eczema, skin dis.
eases and obstinate sores. 4. G.
schfamm. Mccormick BIDS. Cor. Main
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Thous1nd1 Of pewon- have boon
cured ~ pIirn hy using DoWitrH witch
Hazel snlvr. ~ hoHis promptly and
cures crztnn ana M Hk,n diHonroH. 10
gives Immediate relief Il. g. Schram,n.
Prescription Druggist. Mccormick liIir..
Clrnur MnIn and EIrni AnnIh slrl.In
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who from choice or force ~ circum-
stances desire 10 save money can do 20
easily and with mo- discomfort 60 them.
selves N thoy take tho frro and cnm-
Portable reclining chair ears on tho fast
trains N the Union Pacific. Ticket
office .0t Main street
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no eradicate worms from the fyatsu
give tho child plain. uourIHhluE food
ana WHITES CREAM NEgAIFUgE.
Tho result WIN bD The worms win dis
appear and tho child become ha1ithy
ANA cheerful Price 20 cta SOLD uy y.
&. 81. /. Drug hUlt,
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bargains this week az fnllowui one
unllot q Davis Square. $500. one cx-
tra me Newman Bros. organ. ~ stops.
Cor fiaO0. l0ng auc ~ stop sterling or.
gan. NsO0. one StCmonH 4 Clnugh
prrnn. 1880. one Geo. Prince organ.
5000. Gable Piano company, J. w,
Van SAINT. Manager. 2lS Main street.
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falt f.niu Nniirv onn and Trust Co..
ef5 south Main street.

Salt Lake ofico " First ra'ionri
BANK OF Park city. win mako loans
et reasonable rates long or 1hlrt uine.
on real estate, stocks. bon Or. mort.
cages. or approved personal focurity.
o. j. UALlSBURY. Preal.irnt,
BAtf J. KENYON. Trpasurps
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Young Mccormick. son of the promi.
nont banker ot that name of this city.
o. unqucstionnbly an American from
center 10 circumference ile enlisted
In the army without asking hia par
onts' consent and Hueceasiully thwart-
cd all EFFORTS 90 have him headed on q"
lie ~ now IN hi1 way 90 cuba, de-
termInod 90 escape iha IguomIny ~ bee
Ing r. carpet warrior and 20 show that
hc lH not afraid % do what hc vlr.
tualiy contracted Go perform when he
enlisted Gle BE- yrry young ana his
father desired that hia schooling b-
finished but he has entered a school
of another Kind in which We hope and
believe De- viii graduate with dIa,Inc.
ton.
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appreciate the generous anticipation u
thor wlahe1 BY The management ~ the
Union Pacific in c1uipping the over
land limited trains with that popular
BUFFET smoking and Library Car and
declare they viii use no other line.
Ticket unicc 20t Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20
ron rmE OMAHA rxrosIrIos.


The Rio Grando Western Railway an
nouucca daily rate OF $500 from salt
Lake city 90 omaha and return during
the Trans Mlsaiaaippi Expedition. The
very best train service and nCcommndh-
tl1ns. Ticket Once. booly Block. 10,
W. Second South post Onico C0rncf).
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The o'illsNuH, which 10 was report
ed some time back was pli by chile
to Spain. o. nos q nrs,-cilfl battlcship
pr any other ,ilslncat1u of battle
shin, ns sons people seem 60 suppose.
II DE- - nrit-class cruiser. which ll
equivalent O. q hlt,Ioabm ln every
thing but hsft, amlr armament.
name ana speed leo ,he latter rospec,
the cruiser BE- superior iu ill tho others
more or less Inferior Go the other Graf.
spoken o.
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Col Bryan received a warm wcleoms
from the people uf hll home county In
Illinois when Doc reached there ut 'he
head % h.s regiment H. win probably
meet with another in cuba ur Porto
Hl,o, and if De- r,ts through 10 na sue
ecHfuly as DO dld The other ono. he
q apt Go emerge from he var with the
straps and rnu of O general on hl,
clothes.
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Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce dlanrdrrrd conditions of the
system. which grow md nrr confirmed
hy neglect ltEltnlNE gives tome Co
tho stumuU %, uud ,auHDH good digestion.
ptlco 90 cts Sold hy y. g. N. l.. Drug
Don't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

Disease o. cured not Ny magical IN.
carnations hut By medical science
Hence % iB that Aycr'r Snuapnrlln
curcr ana that 10 proves au omlasntly
ruucpHHiul ~ lH O. HlgIllully pre-.
pared aud strictly scientific blood.
purifier gul tonic. thH only one admit.
ted ut Tho WurldH Falr
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mnLlnAY rNcrn.IoNs

Ustucsn An Points Ia ttrh.
VIA tho OREGON short Linc, July 21rd.
gith aud -5th. Limit july s6th, .'ug
HrH fHr ths round trim
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NnLInAY INCURsluNs


Via tha oregon sh1r, LIne. July a3rd.
eith lud silh lImll July -G,h. one
fare lJr tbs round trip,
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HOODS PILLS are prompt efficient,
always reliable, easy 60 take. easy 10
oprrntr. % cents
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uoh Moore. Of Ia Fayettc. Ina. says
that for constipation he has found Dc.
Wits Little Early lliHera 90 be- perfect
They never grippe Try them Tor ftpm.
nch ana liver troubles. n. g. Bohrhmm.
Prescription Druggist, Mccormick nldg,
Corner Main nul First South Streets.
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Payment Tor subscriptions always 10 adj
vance
Ctv suiscfihora will Kindly notify II
Dunbar loifrulntufl. ~ any irfcgulafJ IN
the delivery ~ their paport
All Communications should be- addressed 10
DrsmrE NEWS runAsuiSu Co
Telephone "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

WHITES CREAM VEnM1FUdE not
only Dngytullly cypola worms, but IL
m,uul'l,d Hs n tonic. and h certain
uud permanent cure Tor Chilll and
FoNur lu children. Price % cts. Sold
hy q. G. ~. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-20

n your liver tlrcdq Does It fail 60 do
Co. dutyf n 20. don't neglect It's call
fOr hHlp. 4 Tow doses ~ HERnINE
may rave you n spell ~ sickness,
UEEUINE lB the only perfect liver
mpdlyluo u curca Chilla uud Fever
Price % cts, Sold by Y, G.. N. l. Drug
l.IL.
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4 Dainty SIMMER MEAL

Can Doc enjoyed from uur fine spring
Lamb, Roasting Chickens or Prime
lln or llump koasts OF Beef. An tho
Nullchclea OF the season In Spring
Poultry Ayll. ulHtH of Beef that make
an uug.tlsIng and satisfying meal on
% hot day, can always be secured
from our prime stock.
Choice Boiled Ham FOR Summer
Lunche1
PALACE NEAT MARKET,
2c5 So Main. J, N. MARRIOTT.
Tel. 10. Prop
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The nfsrnrI srui-wErKiN NFws f. pub.
ished on Tuesday and riday each wock
Tho Drsrnr1 wrrKLY In magazine form j.
published oyefy Saturday
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pubscribets changing their place of fcsl-
,cnco should always give former a. wen a.
resent address
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Tho Drsrnrr TvrHISo NTws IS published
fntiy sunday excepted. ~ corner Of south
and last TEMPLE streets. salt Lake tlty
I,ruiar edition nj o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
WHOLESALE GROCERS AEET HERE.

The Executive Committee Of Wholesale Qrecers
Associations. OF which J. F. Grinstead. Of Louis
VILE KY. is chairman. held the opening session
OF its annual meeting yesterday morning behind
closed doors In the rooms Of the New-York Board
OF Trade and Transportation, at No. 20S Broad
way. The meeting viii be continued for two days
with morning and evening sessions. Those pres
ent besides the chairman included the secretary.
A. H. Beokman. OF Louisville. Ky. and the officiai
stenographer. W. II. Holway. Of Chicago; Edward
Allen. Of Omaha. Neb: w. H. Davis. of Topeka.
Kan: Harvey w. Brown. of Rochester N r.;
w. J. Seaver OF Boston: @. Waldo Smith,. Of New:
York city; +. W. Humans. OF Newark. ~ j.. ana
L. y. Lyon OF this city. . -.
The chairman said yesterday that II Wa no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
CRICKET.
CANADIAN PLAYERS BEAT THE STATEN
ISLAND CLUB.

CANADIAN PLAYERS BEAT THE STATEN
ISLAND CLUB
The Canadian cricketers made their first bow in
New-York yesterday at Staten Island and. incl
dentally recorded their first metropolitan victory
by defeating the Islanders by 90 The visit
ors created a good impression at the bat. and the
fact that less than eight OF their eleven scored
double figures and seven OF these twenty runs
apiece should indicate that they good batting
side.
Their bowling. however, was all In the hands OF
J. NJ Laing None Of the other trundlers showed
to advantage. and the absence of such weknown
bowlers as H. p. McGiverin. p. c. Goldngham and
w r. Wadsworth noticeable. 1t is under
stood. however that some of these will be here
later In the week. and. in any event. In time for
the league game on Friday and Saturday. The
Canadians we're lucky In winning the toss yes
terday, and having the advantage Of batting first
en- good wicket The Islanders bowling proved
very weak. and Lohmann. the professional. was
the only man to achieve any degree OF success. with
seven wickets for 81 runs. NJ. A. Walker did the
best work with the willow. and contributed a very
good innings Of IS. J. L. COUNSEL and w. Il; NC
Murty made an excellent stand for the first wicket
and then with the exception Of A. J. Hills, T.. j;
Fawke and j. II. Forester. who scored duck
apiece every wicke. produced stand and me
TO pa F. w Stirling and A. H. Collins making
prolonged stand for the last wicket.
w nia.I" Bingham and r. s Hope Simpson the lat
Ter scoring is OF the % runs made for the first
wicket. A. ". Herbert also helped Bingham
TO swell the total but the r anae OF WAS dis.
appointing. F. W. stiles and n. +. Green made
a good stand. however. and the innings was not
viii pay the New Jersey Athletic Club team. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
PHILADELPHIA-SEAw RACES.
TWENTY-FIVE POINTS AGAINST FOUR WON BY
THE OYSTER BAY BOATS IN THE SECOND
DAYS CONTESTS.

The second day Of the tournament racing be-
tween the Seawanhaka CORR THAN Yacht Club ana
the Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht Club did not
result in any great Improvement in the situation
OF the Philadelphia club. Yesterdays racing was
on the inside oyster Bay course wnere there
was less sea to be raised than out OF the SOUND
reefng breeze met the yachts when the pre-
paratory signal was given at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon Five minutes later the one-gun start
was given. Most OF the boats that are buht ahHe
crossed close together that no Official times were
taken The Keewaydin's amateur skipper Robert
". Gibson. was not quite ready at the whistle ana
got away behind the others.
The Tosto Lloyd NJ Scott crossed first. the wind
being then fresh out of the south by west, which
made II an easy reach TO the frat turn at Plum
Point The course was three times around trl-
angle In Oyster Bay. beginning at Plum Point and
leading to the Middle Ground spar buoy then
away up Cold Spring Harbor. where stakeooat
was turned prior 10 returning 10 Plum foiht
When this traSgle had been sailed three times the
yachts continued on past the clubhouse toward
the Oyster Bay railway station and turned
stakeboat off Moses Point. after which they nm
Saed at the club.
On the first reach 10 Plum Point the Tosto held
her lead. but was slow in setting her spinnaker on
the to the Middle Ground mark. The Stella
showed the smartest setting of the big wing, and
was rewarded with the lead. The leg up into
Cold Spring Harbor gave the yachts close haul
on the starboard tack. and at the hnish or the
first round at Plum Point the relative positions
were not materially altered.
On the second time around The Kid OF the
Philadelphia Corinthians. went wide Of the mark
at the Middle Ground mark. and was passed by
H. l. Maxweils Dacoit. X. c. Wetmore's Kee-
waydln got up to her rightfu place. passing
the Fareeda
After the triangle had been sailed three times
me combined fleets had long beat % windward
past the club and away on 10 tie Moses Point
marx and this altered some of the positions. be-
cause a few OF the yachts stood over TO get the
sooy under Moses Point and thus escape the full
coIce OF the ebb tide On the other hand. Mr..
seott held more 10 the starboard tack, and went
eee'oss 10 work the shore near Cove Neck This
SSos, MIN his second place which he had fought
n sd for. The Dacot did him up" or. rather Tie
evoy gave the Dacoit second place.
~ was locality that could be best worked by
those conveTsant with T., but II was not seen that
s e1e VISITING yachts were much damaged through
is possible want OF practice OH the spot The last
n,ssu, 10 me nnish was made at great speed. the
rr ,ssa rushing over the line In great FORM being
zen starters
,oys, was noticeable that the finishes we're closer
yyb5oa than In the previous days racing the
eecn other " ~ 'e "
%Hc following tntia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
FRAUDS UNDER FISH-NET LAW.
NETS BOUGHT on THE HUDSON PRESENTED Fol
,orrrrrc IN MONROE COUNTY

NETS BOUGHT on THE HUDSON PRESENTED FOR
BouNTIEs IN MONROE COUNTY.
Rochester. n. Y. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The Fish
net Bounty law has been causing the Monroe
County officials no end Of trouble. After a month
or SO OF cropping in the dark with no presidents
70 follow County Treasurer John Hamilton has
.uspended the payment OF bounties. I'm the face
OF threatened mandamus proceedings; and an In
yestignton Is In progress which Will probably land
half a dozen lake-shore fishermen IN the hands Of
the Grand Jury.
Al soon as the law went into effect the County
Treasurer was besieged by every fisherman and
beach farmer along the lake shore and Irondequoit
Ray They brought In all sorts OF nets. from gill
TO fyke and demanded the bounty prescribed by
the law for conhscated poaching apparatus Each
man had his voucher signed by justice OF the
peace and OF course the County Treasurer had TO
nav. In a little over month he expended In
bounties q 800 not including claims set aside for
Investigation Then the County Treasurer found
that two vouchers were In USE one framed ny the
Board of Fish Commissioners. the other by the
state Controller. Mr.. Hamilton did not Know
which one to accept. and consequently SUSPENDED
payment He was threatened with mandamus pro-
ceedings Immediately put 30 iar no case mas oee"
begun against him.
The confusion over the two vouchers arose from
the fnct that applications for bounties were made
10 the Fish Commission before the State controller
had time to print the papers. mo rish |omms-
sion framed one. which was approved by tho At
torney-Generai and printed. The Controller then
issued his before the others were all used up
Confusion followed. as matter OF course.
When the law got momentum and was operating
with a full swing. County Treasurer Hamilton be-
gan TO suspect that good many OF the claims inns
were dishonest. With the assistance or the DIS
trIct- Attorneys office investigation was begun
II was discovered that pets had been purchased
by the gross along the Hudson River, brought TO
Rochester ard presented for bounties with bold
faced errontery. Nearly one hundred nets have
already been connscated by detectives and placed
in the hands OF strict-Attornsy Forsyth; The
matter will be taken before the fall Grand Jury.
The justices Of the peace In the townships which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
STATEN ISLAM
FIRE IN A PARK PLACE BUILDING.

Fire was discovered on the top floor OF the fve-
story building at No. % Park Place about o'clock
last evening The building is owned by T.. Steiger.
the head OF n publishing firm which publishes
in foreign languages. and which occupies the sec
ond. fourth and fifth stories
The fire started near a small engine. but was
discovered In time icr all the employees escape by
the stairs. TIE top floor wrecked through water
and fire. and the damage Is expected 10 reach
10000. Two alarms were sounded. Other firms
damaged besides the steiger firm were The New
York Betting and Packing Company. which occu-
pied the ground floor. and the Record Publishing
Company. on the third door,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
THE PEACE JUBILEE.
CELEBRATION OF THE CLOSE OF THE WAR Al
MYSTIC CONN.

CELEBRATION OF THE CLOSE OF THE WAR AT
MYSTIC. CONN.
Mystic. Conn. Aug. q (speclaD.-Thc thirty Sec
ond annual meeting OF the Universal Pence Union.
which begins It's sessions tomorrow morning In
Peace Temple near this village. Is Of more than
ordinary interes, because Of the fact that the
snon's president Alfred III. Love OF Philadelphia.
,ary In the recent war was the author OF a re-
narkabIe letter to the Premier Of Spain. This year
the peace mee,in'." the Connecticut Yankee
calls A. will be n four days. Jubilee on account or
tho ending OF the spanish-Anerican War The
signing Of the protocol has necesstated many
changes in the programme. The meeting VIII also
arord President Love opportunity publicly 10
explain his letter TO Sagas;a.
Peace meeting week In this region Is looked for
ward to with great interest not only by those inter
ested in the subject 20 he considered. but by thou
sands OF honest country people. People come TO
the peace grove from all the surrounding villages
and outlying farms. Sometimes as many as five
thousand people encamped In the vicinity OF tho
grove Some Of them attend the daily sessions In
the temple from 1880 to and from 2.S0 To go
while others 60 Grabbing in the salt water nearby
or take plunge In the gentle sun OF Long island
6 9, me wi, What SAT- water Gay TO the 'e
Many prominent men and women. some OF them
Of internationai reputation viii attend the peace
convention Among tho speakers for this week are
TsITs cck Wood u Ses
Edward r. Magl, swarthmore, Penn; the Rev
Amanda Deyo. Philadelphia: Professor Daniel
BatchelIor. Philadelphia: William n Ashman. PM,
adephia; David Ferris Wilmington, Del; Sarah
J. f. Greenacre. Eliot. Me. Professor j. x BUCK
lyn Mystic Conn. the Rev. William 5. Key Eng
land: MARY Frost Evans. Providence X. Ben1a-
min f. Evans. Providence r. l.: Ida A. Churchil,
Uoston: Mrs J. e. Manchester. Providence. X. l.;
John benton copp. New York. who VIII speak on
"Tiow we Are Plunged Into War; William LLOYD
Garrison Boston; Professor George ID. Heron
CirinneiL Iowa. PHILOSOPHY OF Life Underlying
Universal Peace: the Rev. George Dana Board
man. Philadelphia and George Smith. Wethersheld
Conn. . go, ,.,.-., No.
Among tho vice presidents OF the Universal Peace
Union some OF whom occasionally attend q session
are senior Arturo de Marcoartu. OF Madrid: Ellie
Ducommun OF Berne: Frederick Passe. OF Paris
T. T Moneta OF Milan; w. Evans Darby. London ;
baroness Won suttner. Vienna; BENJAMIN r true
blood Boston; Edward Warwinski: stockholm: r
Won Hellwald Stuttgart; Alexander Iiorstmann
Berlin: Frederick Bajer; Copenhagen' ID van hoh
The Hague and Miss Clara Barton.
Many Of the speakers are already on hand, Tres
ident Love Is expected TO arrive early tomorrow
morning The hotel here is crowded, and all the
summer boarding houses have more than they can
accommodates For the next four days the tempe
AZ Peace Grove a property beautifully located ana
owned by the Universal Peace Union. Will be
lively place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
European Trains de Luxe.

border the lake and bay sign the vouchers; For
each one they get certain percentages. theSo
Justice Of the validity Of his claim The County
Treasurer saws that when the law hrst went into
eject as many as a of applicants would pre-
sent vouchers in the course OF day Some OF
THE same troubles have been reported from the
other counties which contain lake frontage The
Treasurers all say that they are much In the air
az 10 their course OF action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
THE L. A. ". BULLETIN.
BALD LEADS IN THE OFFICIAL SCORE BY
TWENTY POINTS OVER MFARLAND

Baltimore. Aug 23-The following bulletin has
been Issued by Albert Mott chairman OF the
League OF American Wheemen Racing Board:
Tn. National Colosseum Company Baltimore has been
granted sanction for National circuit October l.
ac quarter championship race has been assigned TO
this meet. scoring 60. 40. 80. 20 and 10
The following the score In the National champion
ship: Bald. 1877. Mcfarland. III. Kimhle 49, Major"
TAYLOR 49, Cooper 80. Gardiner 10: Freeman.
52 L. Mertens. II. John Fisher IA. jay
Eaton 10; Tom Butler .. Bowler l. Fred" Sims. j;
Or Brown 5; Jaap Eden. I: Becker. g. William Martin.
4 Nat Butter 3: Karl Kaiser. 3: Bourete. 2. c. NJ.
bly, |. Illls. L. 2 Klser. .. and Coleman. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECORD.

Minneapolis Aug. 23-Allen Underwood local CEN
turion Century Road Club OF America. broke the
State two-hundr mile road record Saturday night
and established a three hundred mile record The
former record was held by a. A. Hanson at IS 90,
and this was lowered 10 1G:5S The three hundred
miles were made In % hours 40 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24

points and the Grise point for the Phiadei-
phla club Total Of three points.
The grand total 10 date credits the Seawannaka
Club with foTty-six points In the series. ana the
Philadelphia club with four poiat~