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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

c. W. Smiley. the we'll known naktr
city business man. spent a portion Of
yesterday IN noiss. leaving on ,hc af-
tcfroon train or ogden. says the
Siscrmln. Mf Slbloy was on % the
prime movers IN the Installation %
the sugar beet factory ln Lagrande.
lie II one of the oNnera ~ The eater
prize ari b. Hpraka cu'ius 1Hilcaily u
The rurcffs 10 l;iiinff thc iirit season.
Mr. Niblty nys 70 Il one " the most
perfect pinu;n VI tho kind Ia she c1un-
thy. The output tbs year was MT aH
la-gc as was expected owing o. a par
riai failure % The beet crop. boz ths
brr;n came ~ 60 expectations Va quail
w. The beet crop amounted only 90
1000 tons, from which a.Ol1Oo0 pounds
% sugar was extracted, u had boon
cuptToi the yir'1 VI sugar boots would
reach 5000 tuna. Next season che *.
pabaillrf VI thr growers AMI ihe fac.
tory owners VIII more than likely be-
realized
SIT Nlblcy was asked n his people
had any iniDul1n ~ looking over this
nrld NEh ihe Wow 90 rftahIlHh.uF A
fnunry hrre. ilr said uUt Hs pr.seu.
Asked VI hH opinion NJ this Hc1i.uu la
u sugar hgo, producer he rlii Doc ala
rlt believe D. iirr land could Do found
anywhere f0r ihg uucc Hsfui guibNat Iu
- sugar heUtu than thH soil iu ihu .m-
mgnsr valley extending from hl.ft 80
WfIHHr
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The discovery VI william Nevcn OF
Important evidences or thn past rlNlI'
.nilnu of the AEtocH and related tribes
has bcen verified ON the arrival OK the
eKpiurer ln the capital uf Mexico. 10
found a number of prehistoric ruins
and scaled oasuury containing skrIg.
tons. Hr has incidentally found new
silver mines and promising plarorai
tho latter perhaps, rvdlarnvrry OF
digging from which mo AAlegs drew
their wealth. 10 needs that only half
which IL uu record OF the AEtuca In
Mlutczumu'H time be- true Go Indicate
that sold was the ruWWnuUHt OF thnir
metals. They did not hold Il In tho
value that Europeans gave 90 u, and
this fact enabled CIrtvA ami his fol
lowers 90 rob these people in royal
fashion. Shields helmets, cups. brace
lots and nuggets were delivered In exc
change Tor promises ana friendship
that were mel empty uH the promises ~
Spain have ever been, After enrich
Ing Curtrz. the natives found tnuW-
selves at his mercy. tholr emepror a
captive. their temples despliled, strange
Images sgt up IN public places, before
which they were compelled 10 bow AMI
worship. and In the end the SpAnlurd
pusHoHHgd the land
In Peru aud adjacent states similar
dramas We're enacted, and the white
man gained ha power by the c0plouH
shedding ~ blood. n iH not lmprlh-
able that whom the greed " the Inc
yaderB Tor the yellow metal was dis
covered tha AztccH and other native
tribes doHlstod from the mining VI %.
hoping hy representations that the sup
ply WIS exhausted "a keen the troops.
with their sword and numbering cane
non, from any further advance Into
their country, ~ does not take long
in % tropical country for oroled banks
20 clotho themselves afrofh IN yogota-
| ton, hence In "A few years the lOkana
~ placer mining would have dlsuu.
pcarod, ana after the people had been
| driven 90 other parts OF the country.
or had been occupied An the general Az,
fonae, these beds II gold-bearing gravel
would be forgotten.-Gainesyillp. TeAas.
| Courier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

4 h.w years ngo the avohts p
foot with the makers nf au'h l'Vl'...
nctiunn was tho danger 20 DC .H,
hcudcd from the Immense usl5
power ~ CHINA. Tho sahy N,l.l
tho Jnpnnoae and the nppltth'
version uf china into anolhl. ~.
man of tho east" have now ma, ~
npprphenalnnH seem uhHurdi i|
by no means certain thni lhe -,
cloud against which EuiN| -
warned IN the famous picture ~.
by Emperor William ~ enurrn 49,
lrsr. after all. Tho vast pupulaH.
china took no real part 100 W. \,
with Japan, and has no inerhv'. ~.
nctlon IN support OF the Man'hl ".
prrlni government. but at a'll- W..
of European conflict nr ols9Isil,r.
don, "a great Anutlc upflNnH' $3.50,
ned b., some common fanatic ith.. ~,
b. a fearful menace 10 The ~
rnce. 'rhe War of iheWofll,,
which invaders from Mars 40
through space IN cylinders, snow WI,
ability 10 reduce tho human N. (,
10 the condition 81 domestic lgN 800
the most fanciful N ull those 1890.
and has been "a good deaf 80,
yet II h not inclncclyahlf ihAi 80
swift and unlooked.fr tHrr iflh \
might be able 20 deatI .H -
system through ~ ut un.-'' NJ.
ness and our undue conht "A''
p,ncutt'a for November
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Mr.. H. n. Richards ~ ths Atsps,
a.. t.,,r,.r $50 ~
''" ' q" "'
paper oi h.a recent N'H.t o. our olp,-
tails
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"',n %" l"' p''l"l''e "h''n ,''ly
M,rmlrs. all we're forced b, admit t,,t
th.y h.,t y.,..r ,.t....t , 49,. t......t
III 49,, 49,. ",'l. ,NH'
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,i'ty \, nat' "a ~. i,i' No.. ',en
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a. t'." .'Ht Ail 'N' M.IIl'l
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IN. i,,ls,t w. no
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49,. l.t ''l '''i',H
t..rf,',, IL. Hl..
| '.H '-''.l
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,.. I. "'a N.Ii' .iNiel
tL'' ~. ..Ai nIhAn
l,.. l'h'l seated
..N 'N' we 'N' Ll,
quo q" s'n.., ,5lil
i'H "1 ' 20 iAtifi anu NhgA
"''FN' N.'N NNhN l'N nN th'
.Nr rh' a'u-l Nn
' ..l . % hil N'.n H'.i~ we
ig .''..N N.. - 90 me masl' OK lha'
.'a'N. '''l'Ii % sp.th' ln, '.a.H-
was 'i .h' Hlll t.hI 90 thN N'ihr
ifF Iul ilH organ ls the H"f'li iI.-..t
.H" l"ltri HAi'i, nud prNllh.F The
lNr .lit lf.h Nrl" h.I HI
hh.u Do. i1lch.d NE vocal 90 rla Hnl
H 'lH ln'm Hlnf Nhf''stua. ono GOULD
COCO nH rf,f anl lWiHiN" ihN. lH.
Nt NnIHrn ai gee n.'t NiH a'hFuE inH
l- lHlf.I s-ri'. F
hat LAKE u''y lei 10 lh' most i.fi.'"
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lIIfRARY NOIts.

The complete novel In he NNlnhsi
Issue % Lipplnc0ttH."A Triple Lh'lh'
clement" BY Mrs Burton Harris hhn
n scenes mainly Ia Spain Ari Etf'
land. The hero n au American, Ntln
rourae uf tfug love does not By ~
means run smooth. but leads HIN tl
rtfe harbor al iaat. The tale Il 90 2
thlr fayoflte authors best, and o.
haps the Longest which has ever y
pstrsd In I.ipplnrOtrH. "Mcrctf's D.
ihot." AZ Described by joseph 4. A.
rhrlrr, was very Frmhfkhpie thli Z
dfsd Al an enemy whose ihaiJH ~
could be rren. More Visor ~ c1np'laa
aud description has seldom p.,1
put into Two paget. j. Mmgl ~
IN '~rhe Petritcd Legs, tes.1es p.
Amplifics the Irish legend oi Ll..l
Nuagh. '-rho Destroyer |. ah 49,
by Paul H. llcyl Jessie " y llln' T.
gives an account " me ll2i'' .
Folk. L1rv." PAU Ward hs.A ~,
rrii,er - Ute Funeral faH.i-.
Predictions OF war" and our Hl'i..'l,
Songs" are the uilga pl W.
papers by william Ward Crane ~.
iais JOY has "a little essay On d
craze Tor the tucpuNenN'nNi e
X. Wethefill another un I'D. N..'..,'
Oift," which d. Imagination
RtaEe-Cruft" lH considered hl L. "
Tho familiar question, VINO J. ~.
F1vofIts Author" 40 lnimllf'.
upon by Annie Sirger winston ~.
p5afry 1f thr number consists VI W.
iralns by Julia Schaygr anl NA2 7.
stIgkupy. and rnupl,H hy tAil ha@
Norman aud clarence lfnl'
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MINOR MENTION.

Next Tuesday. November lat. viii be
the ha, aud only day, nov remaining
Of registration.
Funeral service 81 the late Mn.
Esther Ycnd1u were hr'd az S. Pnula
Episcopal church "a, O'Clock today.
H. J. Thomas and wife have lcfi To-
Denver. whore thoy will reside. Many
Of their friends are unaware of their
departure.
The funeral NJ The isc william Wi.
kcrf1n Tukc took place Ni thc family
residencr. "a X s,rcui. az o'clock
today.
The case Of Lars johnson came ~
In Justice MsMaftCt'H court u.s. 10 a. m.
ghla morning. ari NHs oor'lrusd co
Tuesday. Nov. 2n1, ai 10 re-. m.
The uustnvcrln that was killed by
falling from a wagon az Smlthhell
Cache county. o. ~ relation % &. j.,
GuataNeson " this ely.
In the police court today George W
Robinson was fined 81 Tor driving on
the sidewalk and discharged for the
alleged oncnHc % assault and battery.
In the funeral notlc, ~ Josephine
Jensen published ysstcrd1y. the names
%, Two speakers, jusrph 4. Taylor ana
Or :. l. Richards. We're Inadvertently
omitted.
Il o. reported that there O. more snow
IN the mountains nov shan There has
been 30 early .n tn year flr several
years In 90. vicinity VI Ala dtlGt
are eleven fcp, deep, -
g. u, Jayncs, who was arrested Tor
clshinE bogus checks, claims he haze
Ul criminal intent, uud a. the par4ts
who ruHhHi the checks are nDi nugl1uH
Do prosecute tho ease may DO settled
OUT VI court
Officers VI the uulon Lgb, ana Power
company complain 20 thf lt.lOus pf
boys Whl are In thc habit ~ cllmbln
IlleH and playing ON tha rruEshHIs ~
fta IL uui stopped, ihgy say, uJmg Ia
talltiDg mt, follow,
rha Wet Slide frr department was
called 90 tho residence OF Albert Nit
vhrI. .n LIuFI1n PARK, nrfNteu Eighth
ana Ninth Wet and Second Hnd Third
North. at $50 .. m. yesterday. 4 small
uutbu.lding was found 90 Boz on ilro. bon
tho htlEr was ,atlnruiHhrd with d aai
loss. Boys and matches were the cause.
Last evening" ST. ueGkriraI, r. wosl
Jordan farmer, was driyluE along f1uth
Temple bireUt ln a bugGiWhcn Fudl1n-
IS hlH horse reared uu aud then tell 90
the ground dad. The Inc'dou, oc lrrtd
LOO filr. uf she hH, RAMS oiipe ans
attracted 10 largo crowd % spectators
Mr. ucCkF.gad Wua unable 10 ufer any
rXpianu.3n Cor the sudden deatA VI
ha ANIMAL
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Lisbon Hank raunrs.

Lisbon. o.. Oc,. 2s.--l.lilgatlon over
the atairs " the recently Jailed First
National bank Of thls place has already
begun u. T.. Burnett who holds a note
against child the missing cashier has
caused executions 20 ISSUE against al
,hslltter'a property In thls cry FUR
ther Investigation proves tnAt " WI Pc
weeks netlrp anything definite viii De
disclosed regarding the cpndla9l ot the
bank. More business failures are hour
ly expected and litigation HruWihk oul
10 the failure promises 10 De endless.
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GAS RATES REDUCED.
REV SCHEDULE GOES INTO Effect NOV


A. result ~ me tins w the eN-
ccutlyc committee of ih. rrnn Lght
4 Power company held i1f. rveu.nE
y was dccii.d Goo make 10 mixed rate for
gas as long aa iha VOLS ml'ua.n ihe
How the company Is at present r"'oiv-
Ing. In Wow Of ODE fe, ihft ,hg wells
are supplying The porc.n.lsa they hra
noiwlihsitnd'ru 90 s insufficient aud
thls the company is orl.Ilod DO Keep
90 10 fui force 0f ompay.s 10 Che GAS
works. the cump1uy wll nntarihei1.t
mako reduction in ihe price az gae
Go What viii De- practically q dollar
rate.
nfrlrrirr with November Co.. che
rate will 1H 81 90. with iou pr cent 20.
" paid ON 0r before th1 sth 0i the
north
Tho Natural Gas company Is sinking
10 new well with every rvld nee 1f sue-
crsa. ana with ihs IrrH.r supply, DO
tuMr Light a Pow company f.Hla
iuHinH1 Too making ih.H reduction tu
cyuaumrrf The rlfr wIll Dr. m1'u-
uiurd OIL trr ar the n.E from the
VOLS is nN dlmIu h.d Tho r1duc.
tQn ia hHWar chan % Vas txpHHel
urar Campbell stated mixed rate
c.a1 only bo given when iha natural
gupply reached p.Iuf w el pr cont
1hc awlln " %. c.rnit.o shows
the r1nnd nee ~ tlH company Dub fhH
wells, We well nH HH '.rrH 600 deal fair.
ly wish The public in ihn m irtimc tho
Natural Dos company VIII rilnur l,H
mpfovcmt until tho product roach.
- The consumer drmania ana In ihat
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lelsna Tor Maud .an,atnn.

Washington. oct, 2s-in pursuas,, q
plan formed long d. i1rl he CD,
war. the Helena was ordered 90 Fln
the Asmtlc station. having b.vn tgs
with especial reference % her ut a.
ness IN shallow chin ie Waier IL.
war outbreak caused har o. b. ftoilti
from the European station when b.
was about o. proceed io Ash. Il h
nov expected that she Ntil al abas
the nrri VI November Zoe China. Fasf
hy tho way % the Aucz canal. AZ
agreement has been made by tha udi.
"a stlgol government that 10 cldi o.,
resumption ~ hosilliici wEh SCALA De
Helena ahau rot b. used arlns, nat
country. The M1uoclcy has been IN
a Chinese port during ne entire var
but by a similar aErctmvfi ~ Wir o..
lowed 90 remain. A snhith toTri)
h1at was allowed 90 tcnaia 10 q aiuiA
American port BY a ealhf agfcv.
murf.
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''KID''
LITTLE ACORNS MAKE OAKS.
Cradle Of Cuban independence in an Obscure
Village.
inau'nr Assembly Organizes In Tumble.
Down store at the Fishing Village
OF santa Cruf.

New York. oct. 2s-A Dispatch 10 tho
Herald from Santiago. cuba. says.
The cndlc Of cuban Independence Is
the drsolate fishing village " Santa
cruS a place with only 900 inhabitants
On the shores of the OarrIbbcan sea. An
Old store u the FanvuIl Han % the re.
public.
There the Cuban assembly was called
together Cor the hra, session. ocgJber
2iih.
There arc eight deputies from each o.
the alx corps % the CUBAN army
After organization the first business
that will occupy the assembly will Boo
the appointment ~ "a commission 90
consult with President Mckinley ln re-
gard 10 the state of affairs IN CUBA.
TIE members % the comm aaiuu Will
probably bet Uyu. ChilNtl Garcia.
chairman Gonxll0 DC Qursada. Cuban
charge danalrcr in Washington: car
Doe farrage, secretary Partldl Reyniu-
clpnF.fu Cuhauu, M New York; Gen.
Maya RouriHRusr.
The commission Will 70 o. Washington
- SEE what can be- done about dlamiss-
Ing tn cuban army, one thing is car-
tain, the organization % The army Will
remain a. 10 h. unI The commission
makes ~ report. The commission viii
rndelvpr 90 make some arrangement
by which the army will resolve some
avoid oriFlndnHc.
flud and water are scarce IN santa
Cruz and the assembly VIII probably
adjourn To- about a We-t 90 meet ln
Marani1. suburb Of Havana, where
provisions AMI water are more firnil-
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To Build Ri,ha,ld Tabernacle.

Sake President stcrmlliar q Rich-
nsd and Mr., Braniley are In the c,,y
ard have determined 10 rebuild the
Tabernacle. which was destroyed by
frc some Bms arn. The two gentle
men called ni the general nipcriGcn-
dfni's oifice NJ the RIO Orlndc Western
this morning % make arranr mems Cot
The delivery u supplies and The trans.
pprtutl1n ~ the arohiirci over the road.
The matter viii b. laid before the Fon-
eral manager 40 Denver. with all pro-
liability OF a favorable reply.
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Washington. oct. gs,-Tho President
has made tho following appointments;
uirnurd w. burt 30 be surveyor OF
customA FOR the port Of Peopln' ~
Stephen ~ patohet OF Maryland 10 DC
Interpreter 10 tho United states con-
Hulato nt iiankOw, emma,
surgeon Nelson NJ. felbo, u y Ne
rank nj commander.
Passed Assistant Engineer Frederick
c. HlcR. u. 4. ~, TO be chief engineer
with relative rank 81 lieutenant
Assistant Paymasior John H. Mer-
rinm, u. y. ~. % be passed assistant
paymastor with relative rank VI leu
tenant junior grade.
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HYCENAS IN COUNT
Human Form Divine Blosm., Nj.
Men Look Longer. y
MRS. SUSAN YOUNG GATES At oy,.,
she Reads an Intere.,i,.
Relation Of Capital sad Us
Labor.

omaha, oct. 2s.-prs., 49,.
the short stir,ci kind. wa. t,''ul'f'y
topic Of the women's ,.,i.,r,, W.. mi'a
today. A report from ibs e VOlhel
on dress was presented by NJ. gs..''''''
W. Letter OF Mansaold. oss '-.. :
dress bulletins had had to Do -. ~
FOR hack o. funds. fn''i
Rev. Anna shaw.vho prs..t.,
u. Anthony. Mrs Loulss Bsrog,, ~
bins Of Adrian, Mich. Mr.. cl,,. NJ ~
wick Colby Of Washington. ID ~ %
FORMER president Of tho No5r,.,, y, ~. '-'
We 6. T. w. an took plfl In ~. we
cusslQn Of dress reform and . %
teresing points we're brought o,, ~ u
~ mans appropriation ~ tf,,..-.4
which had been tho invention ~ .iA
man Whcn man was the N1fI-, ~
dld not nave time g. attend Do rr,t ~
ness, the cnct Of short rhIf.t M n.
morls OF young men. aII h. $500
che latter 10 bu dlEeluIU. D b..
constant object lesson ID tb.
twhNh WIS Miss sh1sa H..t
finally the anatomical IHfYemtf..- ~
the true dividing line 3D.. III. 6'iIH
Just below thu stable cab NO..
Ter said the true ART mud.I .'..
vldlng line ana when n W..... -.
ruund form she is laced b.etg,.
true human form ia oval sbE b....i
the tusAlau law conn. .UTe rIsf
school 70 leave on their cIne.a a..
physical exercises oughi tI b. 49,
"a In this country.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster read t-,.
form the committee on d1ml.i'
cuce. Whlch had boUn prepared BIZ A..
Helen Campbell VI Denver. and NJ
sutan Young Gates uf Provo a..
Utah. and a dluEhter of prr,,.
Young, read paper Oh thn rsIii'isi
capital and LABOR an applied 20 l8H.s.
o. service.
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President George Q. Cannon. while
ut tho stationery store % Cannon e
sons CO. on Eaf; Temple street this
morning. was taken suddenly 90.
caused. Z ls though. uy r-uxcrti0n
90 taking hi customary morning walk.
Hc was removed 300 bis home and 10 70
short time rallied and became himself
again Brother Cannon expects 90 b.
at his office aa usual tomorrow.
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Examination ~ ~, .. woodman Prove. OF
No u,nsnt in the winnemucca Mining
Contest.


Judge lilies was occupied the whole
" this morning taking testimony on the
cross.c9mplnlnt o. tho dcfcndan, In
the case of }. 4. Van Peit W BOYD
Park. administrator of John q. Logan
deceased.
Pierce. Crltohlow & Bauette and C.
&. Vauuu appeared Tor the estate OF
LOGAN and W. G. Hall Tor the defend
ant John y. woodman.
The question involved IL the owner
shin of /. interest In the Wlnnomucca
milne at bingham. Woodman cun-
tends that he h entitled 10 the prop
prty by reason u deed issued % him
by Logan before his death while adj
ministtnt1r Park In his cfOHs-complgint
nllogcd that Wuldman was given the
property W hold In trust for Lornn.
The original cause was tried last
May and % decision rendered Ia favor
" Van pclt Tor y interest ~ tho
time tho action was commenced the
title o. = ~ the property was held by
Logan who, while the action was pond
ink. conveyed u 90 Mpnlmhn. Van
pclt and Logan were c1-purucrs and
the formers Interest IN the property
Some time after the Transaction
Logan died and Judge lilies. before
whom the case was tried. found that
Wn1dman took from Logan during his
lifetime deed. Tor the "a interest
charged with the equity In favor NJ
Van PrlL The case n now before the
Supreme court Tor review.
WuJdman was examined ut some
length but appeared % remember alb
H1lutely nothing % the business rola-
lions existing between him and Logan.
The witness became very angry while
on the stand and had 90 be called
down by the court. In vain ala At.
torncy NarInn endeayor to iiud out how
much money he had advanced u
Logan. but all 10 no purpose. ~ Wood
man became ~ nervous arsl irritable
that ME-. Nafinu was compelled b give
up In despair. A continuance was
then taken until Monday IN order that
Wuodmnn may produce his books.
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The city Council committee on wa
tcrworks, In company with W. T.. Read,
gupcrlntondcrs % the SAT- Lake cry
Railway company rfi a visit 10 Sixth
street.. where the water mains have 90
be- lowered. The work VIII no. inter-
fers with the tfafnc 90 the street rail-
way company. and the work d placing
,ho pipes on a proper level VIII soon be
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He Knows It's Good.

% is wou 90 have those who oft at
your table know they VIII yet something
tempting and desirable fur their meals.
The only way DO hH sure that ihc cooke
INK % going io Boz right Us 10 use that
sort OF baking powder which viii make
% right The baking powder you may
depend ON De- a. g. ~ gives q nnc flavor
to Inc food. COSTS little. is worth much
and when used properly Or sure TO give
the greatest POSSIBLE satisfacii0n. a
single can contains enough excellence
90 give The family health and happiness.
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Mr.. n.lir, fnr nl,nrr..

Hlrrle, =, n, bailey has nlsd q sult
f.r iF.f.' against Arthur a. BAILEY.
.Hug that the marriage took place
Ann ArnHr Mich November A.,
l''l IHi iI'it Or u .rr than tWl ygiTa
lIHt De- ulH tH.rl tl provide Tor her.
To- hdiIt.r lrA decree Mrs bailey
pfa}H 10 Do, HWarifd the custody ~ q
m.I.r child, 80 a month alimony and
300 liI.gnrN.H irtr, DALEY Is repre-
s.at.l Hh bUng Il teacher ln unr " .he
~ H.Hut educational institutions 0f
HH .|Iy
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nuLl.ErINs rHnM HAVANA.
iiu idlng Operations yellow ie,sr-Miil.
tafy Clubs.

iafN tluhss
Now York, Oct .A-=A dispatch to the
Herald from Havana says,
The American CummlHHllu has rented
largo house ln the rear of ths Trpchn,
which VIII be- httrd up aH hospital.
where any pcrauus ln 100 health in tho
future may receive proper care.
with the sale OF tho ClrCuiu Muiiar.
was snapped almost thH last link uf
spanish military and social nc lu Ha-
Nhna. For fifteen years % was the
home % officials and wEs presided over
hy each succeeding captain general.
lsltnrn being ita last honorary prrHi.
dent n irNorthy N remark ln noting the
change In the situation that ihu pur-
chaser will make tho old home or the
clrculo Miliiar an American Cuban
club nllcd with tho soldiers ana officers
whose uniforms give Havana .
Kaleidoscope appearance,
Work upon tho pier at Mariana. whore
tho nrat Of the United States troops are
tp De- landed, begins Monday. Work ON
Tho piers and warehouses a, Mnrlol viii
begin HoOu. unless % u decided that the
wreck ~ lhc Aliuufo XII at the mouth
Of the hlrbur Is found 20 make the en-
trance unsafe f1f transports.
Hospitals ana warehouse VIII he 10
once constructed In The duanabacol
hills.
4 fireman suffering from yellow fever
was taken un the lhc ward liner city
Oi Washington by Dr. Drummer, the
American health nfilcrr here. The shin
proceeded 90 New York, whore ahe viii
probably be- held Tor diHlnfrrtiuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

Juig cherry continued the cali Of m,
lw AMI motion calendar today,
Elizabeth ". nmcllne la suing ia.
via TctQheuor ct al D. recover 81 300 On
q certain promisslrs El.c secured by
mortgage,
To- che case " Adam uthm W. Henry
~ sEdmorr judge Niles today gave
iulsW ut Cor the plaintiff Tor t1it5y
and $50 attlrnry's fees,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
Well Fed
Well Bred.
you can pick
a steady user of
Grape-Nuts.
SonocNeooeo9,e9oooooonooo



To know Just wla b. oli a. q prlh-
lem Ger mary rr. plr Nh1 ma thsif
4 pr pHr stare. Ft.m Z "a Ne must
expect our b1.Ny aauuHhmtui ana not
from drugs grue, a nhyHIeanh care
s required 90 times. hul she true phy-
siUlan will ulNlys seek fI put his pi.
uent ON property selected fai and
drink.
4 food expert has discover a Crane.
Mute hy cApcr.mrfluE uU lhr trrl.s
mrnt of grains 90 artlug'llly I...dis. ID
The Hthfchss Che principal plrl.
lilpe-Nuta as uIw made ly lha Pos.
tum Cereal 60, Lin. w uaiUH Crook
Mich, ard r1ld hy gracgra gaH.rlIIv. n
d delicious dainty u.tIh's pIrIpNrIy
Cor the brain worker, lH 10 quickly -up.
piles the p1tgH nf f11d The body u-.f,
10 supply the daily loss produced BIZ
brain work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
SoTIor no STOCKHOLDERS

A speclai meeting Of the ai'g ,l,l,,Siny
OF M Horachol doid hlnlns o,ire %
will be held az the coinpah{ NJ nah
McCornlck nnllding, salt 20 O'Clock
wednesday, Nov. -, lsys' ~ ~, acton
a. M, for the purpose el w.. the ctit'
upln the matter, OF feuus =, "A reiue'
M a5- n, ~ he nar value on rs ehlifss..,v
"'" - ''N - S. n. PEARSON ss'''
Salt Lake. oct. rs. 1875