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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
THE BEST DAILY PAPER.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. I have been a subscriber 10 your paper for
nearly a quarter Of a century. and believe 1t to
be the best all-around daily paper published
4 u. ARNOLD.
SANDY Hi. y. Y. nov. H. lssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
~ OHIO BANh ROBBLO.

Columbus Ohio. Nov. pa special Telegram 10
The Dispatch" from Utica, Ohio. says mat '"e
Wilson Bank was robbed while the officials were
sbsen, nf,eon minutes NJ the dinner hour to-day
GVo in registered bonds $500 in coupon bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-German steamers sailing
Tuesdays Printed Matter etc. ~ Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc for other parts
~ Europe American and White star steamers on
Wednesdays German steamers Thurslays and
Cunari French and German steamers on saturdays take
Printed Matter Tor all countries Tor which they
are advertised q carry mail.
After the closing ~ the supplementary Transatlantic malls
above additional supplementary mails opened
the piers II the American. English. French and
German steamers. and remain open until within ten
minutes = tho hour OF sailing ~ steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

Charles O Bassett has been added 20 the Castle
Sluare opera Company and will alternate with
Mr. Sheehan az Rudolph IN LA Boheme.' at the
American Theatre next week Miss de Treville and
Nies Norwood Will alternate as Mimi and Mr..
Stewart and Mr.. Chase as Marcel. Miss Knox VIII
sing Musetta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24


THANKSGIVING usually proves a poor day ior the
,tea,ras-at least in The afternoon. good many
people &c: over the worst effects OF dinner IN inc
evening and venture out. though no such scenes
a.. now expected as years ago when there were
b,g football games and the young gentlemen OF the
colleges thought 1t necessary TO snow 'henSeN'S
rurTans TO prove that they were grown mp
ru, theatrical managers 10 not Ike 10 lose any
chance of catching an extra audience. and so all
the theatres will give special matinees to-day eX-
cept those which give regular ones The plays OF
the afternoon will bc as follows: American Thea
ire The Chimes Of Normandy, Academy OF
Music. sporting Lite: broadway Theatre Inc
Jolly Musketeer"; Bjou Kate kip; Casino "A
Dangerous Maid; Days Theatre. THE Merchant
Of Venice; Empire The Liars: Firm Avenue
A Runaway Girl: Garrlck. catherine garden;
"Cy1ano de Rergerac. Grand Opera House u" In 0d
Kentucky: Harlem Opera House. The Ola lone
stead: Herald Square Theatre. ,Hoie t lG1psy
Turvy''. Irving Place. I'm Weissen Ross l. MICK
erbocker Worth a Million; Lyceum; "IreiaWneeE
Of the Wells; Murray Iii TIL silver h NM
mar; Fourteenth street The Village Postmas-
ter" There Will also he afternoon performances al
all the music halls and variety theatres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

The tour OF Miss Odette Tyler. r. D. McLane and
Charles &. Hlnford which has been announced
viii begin in Louisville on December 3 with
Romeo and Juliet" It is expected that the com
many will play an engagement I'm New-YOrk In the
sprine an incident Of which Will be production
OF HCorioanus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

G. W. CouIdock. the old actor, who is sick ut his
bono no l5 East Ninety -third-st.. much i'm
proved Yesterday. The members OF his family
pirere ronndent last night that Mr. Couldock would
entirely recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
"OLD sNUGS" TO HAVE A FEAST.
STATEN ISLAND ORPHANS WILL ALSO BE WILL
CARED FOR TO-DAY

churches on Staten Island The twelve hundred old
salts in Sailors Snug Harbor will have a special
,eryice in the Marble Church In the morning. and
a. noon the old sailors will surround a turkey din
ner provided for them by the governor. Daniei
Delehanty.
A, Noun, ,oret,o tho thousand homeless little
waits will celebrate the day in the usual manner
At noon the little ones will have turkey. cranberry
sauce and plum pudding provided 10y their super
in,endent the Rev Father John j. poughertY. IN
the afternoon the children viii attend the utu 1t
ZION ~ ne Home Of St Elizabeth III" huldng
erected on the grounds for the girls. Archbishop
Sheriff August Acker Of Richmond County VIII
give A roast chicken dinner with plum puddlhs
FOR his charges 49, -. 80
Charities Commissioner James Feeny too na "a or
dered that all the inmates In the county fluus. .
have a Thanksgiving dinner consisting oi 'Od9'
chicken and cranberry sauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATCRD AY-At a.. IN. f0r France. Switzerland. Italy.
spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt and British India. per
fla N0rTanilr. tla IiaNre d~iers Tor other parts
- Europe he directed per. Ia Nlrmlrl.e'l at
a. m. for Netherlands direct per :. Spaarnian yA
Rotterdam deters Doe dire. ted per spaarniamD
a IN. Italy. per = Alnr. Via Nap.es ietiers
must be directed per A.er'D. az - A. m. supple
mentafy II 80 for Europe. per :. 'IGcana. VIA
Queenstown.
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POstomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. as changes
may IT tim
Foreign mails for the week ending November %. 1898.
VIII close promptly al. At the General Pos
once > follows: Parcels Post Mails c.se hour
earlier than dosing time shown O,..A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
MONEY FOR TIE WARING FIND.

The Chamber OF Commerce reports the foHo"lhs
additions to It's fund for the family OF Colonel
George f.. Waring IT,:
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

Tribune on nov -. ! a. The "e"'her N'S''
S,v ~. ,loui, with rain the morning aRi IN me
evening The temperature RANGED between - ana .. ~
ere.s n. average 49, - lower than ina, ~
rsd,v and igN higher that Of The corresponding
DAY r. sst year -, =. 49, 49,. ..a..
Ths weather. to-day viii Be far ana ooioAs'
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
RAT
Inch.
30 .

In this diagram the continuous white line shows t.e
,b1nse. In measure a. Indicated by The Tnhunes stii
rftrr hsr.ue.r rhe dotted line shl ws the tenpefa-
frr. recorded a PerrN'S PfarnA'j
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Rcnl Enintc to Exchange
RenI Estntc to EXchnnge.
OWN Frs, NEW YORK.
BROOKLN
AND ~ ISt' RBAN

Real Estate wanted rnlncumberei Real Estate city
and country. for exchange.
Numerous customers waiting for accepfably situated
New York Broe Nyn and suburban Property Promptncss
assured owners who VIII send fun particulars fair
valuations and state the kind II exchange les rcd
Replies specially solicited from who have been
unnecessarily 81
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nAcC cpp AGr.r- on Volnc-.av NOVennor y, M.
at the PRESBYTERIAN church on University PAGE NV Nv
he WIT daughter u William z. Sprasue' TO Ma''H'"
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Religious Nollres.

,oo->~oooO~~~~~>~> >~>>~~( ~(~|(<>Nr|'|'0''
A-A-A- Thauksgrving service. O'Clock to-n'en,'
NetrorOltAn Temple Itn ave ana ifii 81 vi. ~,
CORNTi.I. win speak Combined Tooei choir. str'nsed
orchestra. Service 4 song
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The stephen Mer-itt Burial Co.. 2ii-2,3 West

23d-st-UnderaSers embamers and funeral directors
prompt service day night. Telephone i+-sth ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

queens image for the Madonna'a A
puhi4clsi u arrested because ln q nfNa.
paper article h. expresses admiration
Tor republican forms or government.
Portraits VI Leone XIII. And OF Kari
Marx are alike H'rErd and dratrayei.
Hundreds of youths aud men are hung
into prison for singing In the hel1s or
lhura the hymns ~ labor. o. hundreds
Of others are Tor chanting in PILGRIM
age ur procession h0slnnns 90 he pope.
Freedom ~ tho press ~ totally uhll-
iHhrd. Arrests aud d0mlcliihry visits
urH general Tho army D. olnsld red
divine ana "a word against 30 Dr. deemed
blarph0my a week arn IN Florence 10
barber h,lnu nt the time ln bic oNn
shop, was overheard Co say that slmg
soldiers wtrH ignorant. h. WAS ar.
TITO existing constitution is cansi-
cred nlsn divine, ana any discussion ~
liH rl.iuhIIIiy o. modern times ur pli'.
ucll rNplr Ton O. treated likewise 1a 10
crimr We are indeed closely r.Hpm.
bling mat period in Imperial Rome
when thr c'usenH were commanded ID
worship aH divinity a rsH.=Amrr.ri1
Monthly Hevlew % Reviews flf Noe
yember.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Portland. Nc with hls celebration his
tory chronicles another splendid para
graph in the lie Of a brilliant Amsr.-
can HilipHmAU.
Speaker Rood comes nf humble hst
lrrDpro1chabl0 family, nud has with lit
Gle coz o. HF0lsilrye asUcuied slowly
but surely iho aiopplru stones ~ fame
until Dc reached thH present mark.
speaker Reed was educated IN Row
dolu college. nrur'w'ek, Ne. Af.Ur n
IONS term - study De- completed his
course of lawnnd .n 1895 BEGAN rrac-
tlce. During tho Clvnl War he served
as acting aHelst1rt piymnstor ln the
WggCrr River navy.
NJ WAS ln 1855 that Mr. Ucod'H active
political career htHd iis beginning; ln
that year h. entered the House of Rop-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

The lighting power of acctylene be-
INK about fifteen times that OF coal
gs, lhe heating power more than
twice. q method Of using u with per-
Zee, safety h u great Importance In
a llquIntl form u has been utterly con-
trmn,d ard "a study OF twcnty-nme ac-
dltn,s bias shown N. "A nauvler that
Ne use ln the ordinary way includes
these dangerHs Local heating Of the
carbide 90 reineas when not completely
covered by water, Irregular rnshcg of
Eas whrn the limo falls on the carbide.
The easy hndllng of tho gas Cat $50 de-
Hrees 60 by a soldering iron or cigar
este, tho slow diffusion OF escaped
Hegiylene In the surrounding air. the
rapid psmoablllty ~ rubber by accty-
lene. the accidental impurities. and the
spreading backward u an explosion
from local heating. when acetylene IL
used la solution In acotoue. sllght eX-
p!o.ion would set up great pressure. and
az l"'nly nimuHpherra the ncetuuc IT,
trli would 20 on A third way OF using
aeelylene u IN dlluilon. ana mixtures
WIN air. nitrogen aud cnrbonc acid
gis have been tried, the last named
vIurhi being the most promising. The
laIn municipal laboratory expert
htnis have proven that ten or even
,sehly pgr cent of carh0nic acid Affects
W. NRhunE value OF acetyiene loss
lhan ten per cent. while the risk OF oN-
lltl'n IL greatly reduced. Acctylcne
may also be mixed with coal gas or oil
ana u Is the mixture with Oh gas
snlt ~ houvler seems 10 regard most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Traces OF the earliest settlements in
verv elevated regions are being slught
bv Mr. q. "a. Howarth. who would learn
whether human edap'ablhiy % extreme
conditions Is quite recent or Of gradual
rrewfh. re has found stone axes 40 a
bsieht ~ 200 feet IN the Rocky Noun
tains. and stone carvings ul ih' Cone
tral American I'VE haNe ue.n dIs11v-
,red h-tyren 5000 and 10000 feet above
III, level Settlers In high places 1re
runupsod 10 have been attracted hy q Iu-
dlilona rperIaliy favur.ng some art nr
Industry or h have sought sooluf.Jn flr
reiirl5ua purposes Instances on boa
are not rare in the great mountain
ranges OF the West, from California 60
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cess by sending him back 10 the Ma
lions Capitol NJ n senator.
In 1876 he entered Congress. where he
h1T since rmalucd. Tie gradually be.
came the leader ~ the Republican
members until he was chosen speaker
q the Fifty-nrHt Congress. shortly af-
ter llkrg his seat Speaker Reed made
the famous rule chat al members pres
grt should be- counted 60 make
quorum. whether they voted or not and
this nct proved quito y coup d'etat 10
h,slt1ting representatives.
Each year hls clever statesman haa
furCg0iod himself 10 tho SpUlkership,
and Nnllc she rum0r has noi been con-
nrmcd hy Mr.. Reed aud his friends. u
would BE- no cause Tor surprise were
bis rfmD % appear upon thu national
tirktt W 1900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

created such a sensation Ia theatrical
clfcirl hy hia criticisms NJ modern
drama. Drichmnnn does not intend 90
lecture during biz stay, hut. 90 quote
hiH own words De- d. going TO live Ia
this country whcrc the skies and trees
arn now and Al nature Il a hymn of
independence,
Tha Idol Oh hiH c1unirymen n san.
hand aomc. 1.-THE ana strong, hll youth
ful eyes are deep blue AMI hlH hair ana
heard "a fiivrry whuItH. Tie has the ru-
mantciHm Of byron and the philosophy
u Shelley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

paper. hut these ne only showed or
ruclttd 90 tow friends. while biz
paintings Went before the public.
90 charming were h's poems that The
friends 10 prarhmHnn persuaded him
tn publish "a Few NJ tho clmpOaitinnH.und
tho urst ofiort that found iia way lu
prlu. was youth in Poetry and Song
followed BY young Blood" and Others.
aerihtd with ihr ure Uf many Adjective
By his admirers. ana its success can be-
Imagined from ihe TACT that a snug Tor.
tune has already been roapod BY o.
sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
GEN. CHANTS LATEST PICTURE.

of schools, the organization OF postal
system. ana 40 tOli. The oNac, wpfi,
which Cen Wood ana NE aides are
now doing in cuba.
Con. Grant aa the oldof, son ~ hi
famous father. ~ capable ~ doing nll
these thing, aud when he returns. nd
u u hoped and expected that !. will
be ln Che spring, 10 u probable that d,
fhnll have lhll out n system 81 Twin
for the island which viii prove hcne.
hclal throughout o. entire history
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

shine ~ lines burnt upon cards has
been improved upon by Prof. calendar,
The new Instrument which was cNhlb-
liud az the british association meet
ms, Ia essentially recording b1lumgtcr.
showing tho difference between a black
cucd and n bright platinum thcrmpne-
Ter In q cnnilnulua curve traced with
pen and Ink ON 10 revolving drum. tbs
curve lH a strictly qualitative record
Of the heat received "a, the earih's sur.
face throughout The day lnHtcnd %
merely the number % hours uf bright
sunshine. The character ana Intensity
Of thc sunshine nrr shown, and the pas
sage 90 email clouds Il recorded, and
also enc considerable heat penetrating
clouds fo thick as % Interrupt tho ordl-
nary records,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

1s, rlyirls "a Thought % some unforeseen
temptation being offered - he foreign
era
The adygrHlrlea u he country have
ul need O. declare war, they eau safely
WIIt Cor the cghiuHi.uu ~ France With
Ul, attluptirk any lEyaHiua,'
a. Nrilne has hong been q factor IN
ihH public affairs gI bis country, and
though MH advice r. rut always accept-
cd hls ideaa are original and there arc
mnHy pIlitiella who would sadly SEQ
him pr,gnltr uf the republic agala. "A.
Nellie was succeeded hy NJ. BHasln,
premier ~ the prescDi rrcnch mlHis-
tfy.
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caused by the appointment fnr several
reasons, tho foremost ~ which was the
high social standing N Col. Frederick
Oinnt and the FivluF up ~ he political
hopes IN the United States
Col. Frederick Grant married Mlf1
Honnrt of Chicago, sister ~ Mrs.
Poster Palmer. ana a great society wu-
man. III daughter. Julia Dent Grant.
a. one VI the bellies NJ Newport ln Slm-
mcr and New York in winter. she is
also a Washington fayuflt', and u can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
GEN. GRANT IN PORTO RICO.
Accomplish in tn, ra

Porto Rico will have a man az wen
NE q name when Gen. friedrich Grant
takes military charge ~ Porto Rico.
whioh Includes the famous and lmpor-
SAINT old city OF San Juan
a great deal OF speculation was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Guatemala. as we'll as 10 the Cordiilor-
u.s.. High attitudes favor human ne by
eases. especially those uf the rcsplra-
Tory organs and by enfIr.rg q simple
diet and an active existence. They act
uufnv1rahy. however. on brain d.vol-
lpmcnt the Influence becoming very
marked within thrce 1r four genera
tons
The crude method VI recording sun
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hardly be Imagined that society viii
permit those leaders o. withdraw To-
the remote island uf Porto Rico.
The work which Cen Grant will un.
der axe there Is that of establishing a
military rule. This means The laying
out Of sanitary divisions. The building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

army weakened. and the Institutions
upan which rests The security x the ma
l1u shaken, without thinking % that
Urrulng lu - NosEcs through which
nu invading army could pass or with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
EXPREMIER MELINE SPEAKS.
The old rsrrmer


The disorder On France iH atiil uu-
ahtird, riots are or NaIHut through at
Paris, nnd the Htau1rIug u soldiers
seem o. hush the urly threats % s,itk-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

ono OF the mos; notable Of recorded
s,br1t waves" was that experienced 100
g5tsIh Australia in January, 1890. AZ
Curdabookn STATION. un the Darling
river. the moan temper ,ufc fof tW .h-
tv.f5ur days was i20 degrees ,n the
aT4un.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
pEsERET EvENlNG news. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1sos

,,.s,. may he polishtd Oh either side.
"a can be turned. drilled. cic. Uy
immcfci1n IN a SAT- 10Y alum a1lutua.
It can be soh,ened 70 ns 10 be bent INTO
any desired shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

steol capsules, each containing about
twelfth 90 on ounce ~ clmprcHHed
cArblulH acid gas, are supplied by a
zurich firm under the name 90 "a1d1r,"
The ria Dr. Intended Tor eneryUacing
drinks. and % n used In a special glass
thr capsule The bottles Withstand a
pressure 0i iQ atmlsphrrcl. while the
capsules age proof against AZ least 900
atmospheric
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

Thomas Bracket Reed. politician.
Speaker Of Congress. and wrliog, has
just celebrated HE nfty-nlnth birthday.
having been born In october. 1898. at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

= can only be cut with a haichci. and
Nv surface shows an opidorms. not
schly nut covered With c6arsc. reddish
sray hair and inch and a half alng,
,ne osAeles beng buried Do the Fsin like
laElhF stones IN the street The o.
siclcs resemble thee N M f-saf Aiy-
loiou' though smaller. ana the animal
mas been named Nc1mylod1n mstaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

4 French physicist finds that the
pressure ln "a vacuum varies under tho
Influence " an electric current, being
neither constant nor uniform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

a south African plant. the Auragla
aureus % extensively cul.lva led IN Ncw
Healanl on account OF its remarkable
ere attracted to % bv a pf1fist,n on
odorous whltsh flowers whole swarms
on ne ir7gcts which gather upon the
pushes DURING n summer evening have
disappeared before the following morn.
ing The action OF the flower o. cd.
ttely mechanical che nectar bong az
the base OF the decn caiyx. which ia
guatded by twD powerful Jaws that
close hfmly upon Che prlbUsos thrust
ing the inslct prlsouor until u dies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

resentntives 90 act W the interest %
big state, and his work was executed
viii such political ability that In $50
the citizens % Maine rewarded his sue
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.apOnifier.

rcnnsylyanla sn-
ponilurls tho oTigl-
nulnnd old reliable
Concentrated iyO
for family soap mak-
inr and general
household uses. ilo-
ware otvuuntprfrlts.
The success u this
article has Induced
uuprluciplVd parties
GO Initiate H. Mono
genuine unless
Pennsylvania salt
Manufacturing 90,
fhtludo lphla, q
stamped ON tho M
Ask lour grocer Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

The Influence " gravity on the blood
Circulation ia very perfectly resisted In
She cat dos, monkey and man. liut
nt,l"onard lllll, OF London, shows that
"h,h an eel or grass snake IL suspended
,Au dnWnwarda the blood disappears
l,9in the heart In a few heats, and q
.,loI illzed tame rabbi In Inverted posi-
'.h hAa a heart action reduced after
hnlhgteH or 80 ana n soon al the
on the lower part OF tho body or A
MLunke INTO water restores circulation.
~ lhllur fact II thought 10 give
hnple explanation Of the benedt Of
,giluls 20 dchllliated mon, the hydrosta-
W. pl .Hsure not only acting on the blood
.a,. hut causing the abdominal or
EAns 10 foat upward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04

80. interesting account OF a now
r'e.H" american quadrupod has been
rf,r'.g ~ italian naturalist. Dr.
,..leitnilno Amoghluo. stories or an
N."n rlclurull creature had come
.Nt lnllarsi and Il seems 10 have
5n,l ,vh no the flesh by one civilized
v.s. 'ne late Ramon Llstl, who some
~ ago reported thai, IN tho lnie-
WI SANTA cruz, be- had nrcd an In
,,tl.tNe thli az mysterious animal.
XXX appeared 10 be bullet proof and
Gt' H'nl or reddish haired plng1iln With
aa,,.. aut Of which no trace could
b,gr 'Nll nf discovered. Some fresh
a5Ie ,,'oles and a partially destroyed
ln1i N.Nel 70 represent tho anme an
n,,it'h Plfag1nia. The rltln he four-
''1 VI an Inch thick and so tough that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
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