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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

An important dispatch appears 90 the
'.leruuhIc department uf tulny'H
"Ncwa" No ir 100 brirf that tho Spanish
government ig bsinr subjected to u
pressure looking to peace The council
general Of Catalonia BIOS presented ou
uu1cuton Co the government that
1momt to t command tu cease hose
tHtIes. The district ri country named
contains majority Ut the education
and wealth ~ the country and Dr. un-
pu.aiilulbiy weary pf tN. long aud s'-
voro drain put upon thr foslurcca of an
parts but ON mn other ao much aH Ctta-
innll. This drain has lately been aug
msutcd so greatly that Is BE- astonishing
that 10 has boon endured s0 long. and
nr ihe movement comes from h source
which the powers that bo cannot af-
ford 90 disregard. u 10 highly probable
that something may come ~ o.
Whatever ~ done hy Spain On the az.
ryctlon 90 peace. should Boo done quick
iy The tolls are tightening around
cuba. monster expedition IL being
prepared 10 aolze ana hold Porto Rico.
the Philippines uro already
lost and ovcry day addI-
iIonal lives ana property uro
being alcrInced and tho rate NJ
destruction Will rapidly Increase ao long
us the war goes ou. The United states
o. finding IiH footing rapidly. while
spiin' o. losing here IN an
Increased ratio. so that nor
weakness and our strength
represent q steadily growing Inverse
ness. Soon viii come the time whom she
can have mo- voice In the settle
mont. and that " her friends and SYM
pathlzcrs win br UNDECIDED. A. wen ac.
copt ,he Inevitable now. while thuuf.
nnds NJ her people who are alive Will
then Boz dead. ana many more who are
now sound of limb Will De- MANNED and
ruined Tor lifc. while one source of
revenue after another fails, ana debts
beyond computation are accommodating
Tor remote generations 10 participate ln
the payment a.
The United States can now AFFORD 60
cease hiring ana destroying It spain
win begin the ending by calling Tor
peace. We have remembered the
Maine in characters u blood
IN destroying or taking u
score N ships FOR one. ana in piles
M dismal. hlackenod ruins. But cuba
must be- freci No peace proposals. with
that feature omitted Will Doe listened 90
fnr r. moment Also. Porto Rico must
no longer be- the hnhI,atlon ~ the Span
lard ana with the Philippines must
pay the heavy expense account or this
war Those details settled. Dot white
winged tranquility again settle upon
the land. ana those now engaged la
tho strife turn their attention 60 pro.
lullLun LnaIrll nf lnltrnclLnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18
ANOTHER MARTYR.

The murder Of a man because of hIa
religious convictions and Affiliations
may hc gratifying 90 the blgotry ~
some radical sooiarians. but the aasas.
Mn md not the martyrcd IL the loser
ln such cases. The murder VI Brother
cnnpyn In Florida because h. was %
Lnttor.dny Saint, Ne an act thu recon-
pgusc for which VIII h0 required by Il
Just God at the hands ~ the asshsslns
and those who commend such work
while the ono whose lifr was taken In
the cause NJ truth will receive the
blessing ~ the God whom h. served
in ihe reward of lie eternal. Yet II does
seem strange that there are some pco-
pie who call themselves Christians who
have not realized the lesson that Jesus
~ Nazareth was put 20 death because
hia religious convictions and affiliations
were not with the multitude that con.
trulltd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18
ron rmr Nrws noys.

our venerable friend George Goddard
asks tho "News" 60 publish the SUBJ
Joined good word fur the news b1yi
OF salt Lake city,
"a fcw years ago au Invitation was
extended hy Tho Ola Folks cummit-
Tee Tor an the news boys On enjoy u
theatrical entertainment, lu che
ThvutgT in company with che old
Folks, widows. orphans ana deaf mutcs.
on these occasions. they have main.
tanned good reputation, hy abstain
lnr. at thr request NJ the committee,
from Whlst'lnE nr stamping ~ feet
King solomon once HuIl good name
was better than rlchrs. and 7 believe
lt Hut from some cause, NJ late. they
HrDW 90 Z" running ut loose ends and
their conduct az the newspaper Offices
has become an lutulefHbiu nuisance.
md NJ puhllr comment aud rrrrubttiou.
while waiting Tor thH paper. they
crowd uu tho sidewalk, ana their loud
and dIHuriHrly conduct IL 4 menace
tu ihH whole nelrhhlfhOnd Frequently
they Indulge boo hrulHlug ana fighting
each other Being anxious that these
boys should grow up 90 be- good and
respectable members NJ the clmmuui-
iy lud un honor lu their parents. re-
FpUrtfu'Iy suggest. that some one be
appointed. lu whom iha boys have FUN
confidence. 90 train them iu habits of
strict morality good behavior. and
hlH ln approach gentlemen on tho
street. 100 trying in 900 fhrlr papers
n thH Ia |mrrpUrtnlH. rather than tn
huyr 10" allowed 90 500 un 18 heretofore.
uUu.rInr 100 HIl manner M wicked ana
corrupt habits ] would fosnsptfuliv
Hugg o. that tho news boy business be
entirely done away with. and the boys
IFH FH H.HH.I ur l"HrH ammo ffHafuI fr.N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY


Those t.altor.day Saints who take
nn interest To- ylcarlous labors for the
dead viii be- rrntlned o. learn that tho
Genealogical Society uf Utah has rs-
cured th- services ~ competent
search agents Tor the following coun.
lrIos; The Eastern States NJ America.
uormany. Switzerland and Scotland.
n ~ tho Intention " the society so
procure genealogical data Tor those who
desire ~ services az the lowest possible
cost 10 applicants.
Al who purpose procuring informa-
ton Of this character can obtain fun
particulars aH 10 terms. etc.. on ap,
phoatlon Co. the Genealogical Society ~
Utah, BOX iGls, salt Lake city
The agent On tho states lH Hrothor
Henry A. lSinFmln. Ito BE- already On
the ground. Brother VIM. LogFlt win
DO similar duty ot thr Register office
Ia Edinburgh, Scotland Ho b. now
located IN that city nruihor JulIu.
u.lloter Dr. expects to leave Uah as
uu ng,Ht uf che society Cor Germany
and Switzerland Iu h. uppml,hIur
fam 400 the meantime %. VIII aDt as
nu agout"t 90. m.luiy in uuh boo seeur-
iug orders iur searches 100 these two
countries lHat rm.i
lu course Hf um. 10 lH expected h,
thn .0g.,.y thli % will be able tn rlar.
aa.uu Boo oth'r rlru uf th, world be.
Hi" thoHa already n..ln.d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

and taken had no other crect than TO
put the man into a. sound sleep lie
had recently come from Minnesota to
California In quest " health and had
failed to find II. whorcupon he became
respondent and sought surccnse NJ
sorrow In the manner spoken Of he
gave as the cause OF the act his being
tired " life and perhaps a little cyni-
cal.
This would scarcely amount TO an
Incident worthy OF special comment
but Tor n matter which gave the cor
oner. and Humlnston himself after
wards. no little annoyance u very
unusual character. lie had previous
~ written the official a letter stating
where his body would De found ana
enclosing check for SO with which
10 pny expenses u cremation. on be-
Ink rcsuscltatod his nrst impulse seems
10 have been 10 recover possession Of
that check. but the coroner was busi-
ncssiIllc and obdumtc. lie could not
return check 20 a dead man and
would not give II up 20 one he did not
know 10 be- the proper posHcasor of the
name signed TO u. nor would he doa-
troy the paper nt the request Of one
who might prove 60 be a iunatlc. IL
81 presumed that the would.bc nclf-dcs-
troyer eventually got the check or at
least had payment utopp,, but his
course ~ no slight argument IN favor
of the doctrine held BY many. that
those who commit suicide are Insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The suicide epidemic has mated
but little n amy, hut It Is sometimes
vauegatcd by unique or rcpulsiyc de-
tails. A conspicuous recent ease Is
that of Walter u. iiumlston, M san
Francisco, who made the attempt with
nut success ON the iith Inst. Tho cause
~ the failure was not attributable 20
him, but TO the drugglst who put up
the laudauum FOR him, being suspl-
clous, SOME capslcum ana a harmless
syrup were mixed with the drug, re-
ducing iH destructive quality so
greatly that the two ounces purchased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The marked advance In the German
socialist vote. almost 100 per cent Boo
the pas, nvc years. 90 total 81 about
100000. indicates ripcnlng condi-
ton there Tor the overthrow N abe
aolutIsm In government The Bis
MARKHAM suggestion ~ nholiahiug the
rtcrct ballot 90 prevent the expression
NJ thl growing sentiment ~ The people
o. q back number whether in sound
ur uns1und judgment. the people are
going To- have their aly loo the German
cmpl.o. aud u Us Indicative ~ very
marked changes Within the mex, gcnor-
alton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18
REMNANTS
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS or DRESS GOODS

Remnants ~ wash Goods. Remnants
Of white Goods, Remnants Of Domestic
Of white Goods. Remnants OF Domca-
ties, Remnants of Table Linoni
More sensational selling. a democrat.
LING prico-cut In order 10 reduce tho
surplus Remnants accumulated In our
great sale. Hundreds and hundreds
81 dollars worth u Remnants. lnclud-
Ink In the newest ana awelloft wash fab
Tics, on sale AZ prices beyond compari-
son, aud almost beyond belief,
Note tho prices ON our Wash Goods
Novelties In our windows this wcok
Ia Il any wonder this department Is
crowded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

OF something amlas In tho throat or
lungs. Don't mind the cough. mind
tho cause Use the remedy that cures
the cough hy curing the cause. Bal
lnrl's ilorrhlund syrup cures Throat
aud Lung Troubles, Whoupng Cough,
etc.. the right way Quick, Sure. SAFE.
Mrs. W. Is. Evans Clearwater Rams,
WrlsrHi 'SlN years uEu my husband
lay sick Tor three mouths the doctors
said Dee hld quick consumption. one
bottle NJ lillurd'H llurphouud Syrup
cured him. Price 30 ana 20 cents.
Sold by .. G.. N. l. Drug Depart
mput,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

See the great bargains this week 10
our Glove aud Handkerchief Depart.
muntH.
handkerchief value long 10 BE- fcmem-
h'red. Tho beautiful Htylca ~ t.ldlri'
embroidered iiundkorchlefH az 1889,
Zoe ana 80 i-3c. each have never hesa
equnled. You should lay IN whCf
summers supply. FOR this b. a great
money saving opportunity.
our Glove bargains Include such WI
known brands aH the Crown" "Aaf-
colt" ''rrovillo," "Fnmnsu." and our
grand line N Washable Chamols Gloves.
all az sale prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The talk of sending an American Meet
10 lombard Spanish coast towns Il all
right aa a countor-blur In war, 20 en-
gage the oncmy'H attention, but Uncle
sam should remember not 10 try 10
cnrry too mnny narnnla 90 ono limo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

II H. not unlikely that Orcat Britain
viii be- q morn important factor in any
peace negotiations with spain than
either France, Austria or the pope.
Notwithstanding the frequent reference
20 this trio ls mcdlatora acceptable 10
Spain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

4 white moss rofa BE- not often seen
in these parts. bu, Mayor John Walsh
~ Pennington has ln hls garden
beautiful shrub ~ that character that
would gratlfy tha pride " the most
clever florist. u la also Suggestion
that a big city b. not the best or only
home ~ the lovslrBt ~ flowers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The spanish merchants " Catalonia.
spain. sec no advantage in continuing
the present wat They realize that
peace means the end NJ Spanish rule in
cuba. Porto Rico aud the Philippines.
hence they SEQ no advantage To- cone
tinuiug that rule in those ialands-a
sensible conclusion under os,siing con-
UIff.ua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The announcement comes that thorc
H. an idea In Manila that the German,
have something up their sleeve. n
that something ia contemplated In
torfercnce with the United states. OUT
Tcuiouic friends would bcttor let Il
remain In their sleeve during the cur.
rcnt unpielaanturaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

The Spanish archblshop's announce
mcnt Ia Manila ~ q revelation Of the
situation there may not be- a bad thing
after all. % may convince some gooi
people that tho religious official who
made Tho declaration h. not In com.
munIcatiun with the prophetic Source.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

June a.. tho anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Bunker Hill, Is likely also TO he
the date Of the landing Of the fret
American army IN cuba, to release that
island from the thrhlldom OF Spanish
ruIH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

with good ranges, good crops. and
good markets, there ought to be an area
Of good financial feeling In the Rocky
Mountain states this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

Disease ~ cured not ny magical I'm.
carnations but by medical science
Hence Il ~ that Ayers Sarsapnrlln
cures, and that Il proves 80 cmiuenuy
successful Il iH a skillfully-pro-
pared and strictly scientific blood.
purlher and tonic the only one admit.
ted az the Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

Subscribers changing their niacc N rcsi-
doncr should always give former rs vel a'
IffeYut address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

Remnants.
At LESS THAN oNE.HALF REGu.
LAR PRICEsi

During our great two weeks sale
hundreds NJ remnants In Embroldorios
have accumulated. ranging IN length
from one Ia three yards each We have
gone them over and marked every price
az price less than mali regular value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

Thousands Of yards Of romnants have accumulated
during tho last two weeks Of our GREAT CLEARANCE
SALE They all this season latest and noest styes
and will DO offered this at immense reductions
Also largo ots Of odd Of goods in all departments
Will be on sale at SPECIAL CLOSING OUT PRICES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-18

Tho nfsrHrr TvrvtvG Nrws Il nubllshcd
taily, sunday excepted. 90 corner ui -1uth
ard Hast Temple streets. salt Lake Guy
NU az Ha.HH
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
.FOLL OWING IN
 LEAV|TT'S LEAD Harbor Commission Now Wanted for Oakland. A BILL TO BE PREPARED WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE NEXT LEGISLATURE. Sweeping Nature of Councilman Rowe's Resolution Relating
 to the Water
 Front.
WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE
 NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call'

sos Broadway, Aug. zS.
 The City Council has at last come to realize that the water front bill prepared hy Assemblyman Frank Leavitt two years go for introduction to the Legislature, but which was withdrawn at the request of several Oaklanders, would have great Iy facilitated the settlement or that lntrl- cate question: AS matters have developed MT. Leavitt's plan was really antclpatory of the action of the Supreme court. IL provided for Board of Harbor Conmls- stoners, and this Is just what the City Council now desires. The resolution, or which Councilman Rowe is the author, simply recites the situation and Is as fol- lows:
 Whereas. The Supreme Court of this State in the case of the City of Oakland against tne Water Front Company has decided that the interest of the Water Front company o uoe3 e5 not and cannot in any event extend WaterWar,d beyond the line of ordinary low tioe, ana, whereas an ample margin exists between the said line of low tide and the pier heaa lihe. within which margin wharves, piers ana other facilities for commerce and navigation may be constructed: now therefore be 1t
 Resolved That the City Attorney be ana ne is hereby instructed to draft a bill to be pre- scented for passage to the Legislature at us next session. providing for the creation or Board of Harbor Commissioners to take pos session and control of that portion of the Bay fronting on the City of Oakland. and defining its powers; said board to be appointed by the Governor of the State and to consist or three members each of whom to be qualified cleo tor of. the City of Oakland - .- 4i-t.. The bill will undoubtedly be introduced and supported by the whole Of the Ala meda delegation, and will probably De made a plank in the county and iegisla- tive platforms. which will be adopted at the county and district conventions to be held on the 18th of next month.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
NEGLECTED BY THE
 ALAMEDA POLICE
DEATH OF A WOMAN FROM =: BEER AND MORPHINE.
She Was Allowed to Lie Unconscious
 for Ten Hours in Jail Without =. the Least Attention.

ALAMEDA. Aug. 23-Yesterday morn ing about half-past 10 o'clock. woman was found in a helpless condition at the corner of Santa Clara avenue and Ninth street The supposition was that she was under the influence of liquor and the po- lice. who were at once notified, soon con- veyed her in an express wagon to the sta ton and there put her on cot, where she went to sleep. The officers paid no more attention to her, strange to say. until 8 o'clock in the evening. when one of them attempted to rouse her from her stupor. He was considerably surprised to find her cold and apparently dead.
 DTS. Keys and Pond, who were sum moned did everything in their power to restore the unfortunate woman to con- scfousness. but without success. It was ascertained meantime that her name was Mrs. Susan Thompson, and that her home was at 765 Taylor avenue. At l o'clock some of her relatives, who had been in- formed of her condition and whereabouts, took her to their home on Mound street, where she died a few hours later.
 The physicians are of the opinion that she was the victim of an overdose of a mixture of beer and morphine. Had she receiYed prompt attention at the hands of the police when brought to the station her life might have been saved. Whether her death was accidental or suicidal Is not known
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
LORD ATHOL <. IS CONVICTED
 
 Passed a Bogus Check >. on F. A. Wilder. ouBRlDGE'S MANY ALIASES EMBEzzL EMENT, FORGERY AND LARCENY HIS FORTE. He Says His English Relatives :; Will Have to Dig Up or :" Stand the Family.
 Disgrace. 
oUBRlDGE'S MANY ALIASES
EMBEzzLEMENT, FORGERY AM LARCENY HIS FORTE.
oakland Office San Francisco Call,

=; sos broadway, Aug. 70.
 Henry Oubridge, alias Lord Cyrol Athol," whose notorious proneness to do things inhibited by the Penal Code and whose many claims to decedency from English nobility have frequently been narrated in The Call was con vfcted this afternoon of forgery and his sentence will be pronounced by Judge Ellsworth. one week from tomorrow. Assistant District Attorney Melvin con- ducted the case for the people.
 . Oubridge's trial consumed several days of last week and nearly all of to- day, and the jury was out over two hours. He was charged in the infor- mation with passing fictitious check on F. A Wilder, manager of the Al bany Hotel for $500, signed by Ned Forester" from whom he borrowed : divers small sums on the strength of > the same. The crime was committed last May,
 Oubrldge has numerous aliases. At different times he has assumed the names of "Cyrol Athol." Weber c. Arlington" HI. St. Clair Oubridge, |" Henry Albridge,'' and in the present case Henry Percy"
 In December of 1892 he was convicted of forgery in SaL Francisco and later in November, 1897, a charge of petit .larceny was proved against him. A charge of grand larceny was dismissed in his favor in November, 1895, and on April g, 1897, Judge ogden discharged the prisoner on a charge of embezzle- ment. He has each time managed to keep outside the San Quentin portals, and in every instance had good legal advisers to look after his welfare. He claims to receive an allowance from his fQlks.in England, who have thus far .endeavored to keep disgrace from the family name.
 In referring to his English ancestors . Lord Cyrol Athol' said, as he was be- ing returned to the County Jail to-day: " The people across the pond'll have to dig up this time or stand the disgrace" '"
 His attorney. W. H. O'Brien. will ap- peal the case to the Supreme Court, and, according to Oubridge, he will fight the case until the most torrid zone in the hereafter is frozen and then the fight will be continued on the tce@
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
ADVERTISEMENTS. SENT FREE TO MEN The State Medical Institute Discovers a Remarkable Remedy for Lost
 Vigor. ARE SENDING FREE A TRIAL PACKAGE TO ALL WHO WRITE.

Erae samples of a most remarkable ~a,,,edv are being distributed by the State Maaics1 institute, Fort Wayne, Ind. It S,,raa so many men who had battled for vaars against the mental and physical Suffering of lost manhood that the insti- tute has decided to distribute 1ree trial nsckages to all who write. 1t IS home freatment and all men who suffer with anv form of sexual weakness resulting @rnyn youthful folly. premature loss of strenefh and memory, weak back, varico- oele or cancellation of parts can now cure themselves at home.
 The remedy has a peculiarly grateful ofSert of, warmth and seems to act direct tn the desired location, giving strength s,nd development just where 1t is needed. it n,,res afl the Ills and troubles that ooYne from years of misuse Of the natural f,,nrtions and has been an absolute suc- oess in all cases A request to the State Medical Institute, 193 First National Bank R,Iilding. Fort Wayne, Ind, stating that yo,l desire one of their free trial pack ages will be complied with. The institute is desirous of reaching that great class nf men who are unable to leave home to he treated and the free sample will en- ahle them to see how easy it Is to be ri,red of sexual weakness when the proper remedies are employed. The, in stiti,te makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will be sent free sample that its recipient need have no fear of embarrassment or publicity. Readers are requested to write without delay.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
FREDERICK ADAMS STOCK. Suit Brought to Recover Twenty Seven Shares From the Adams
 Cornpauy.

Jules Carnage, as assignee of Frederick S. Adams, youngest son of the late James Adams, filed suit yesterday against all other heirs of James Adams estate to recover possession of twenty-seven shares of stock in the Adams Company. When James Adams died about $S0.000 of his estate went to his son, on whose be- half the suit was filed yesterday. 1t Is said that the young man dissipated about S60. .0o0 prior to the incorporation of the estate. and all that now remains to him is the stock sued for. The stock was is- sued in the name of James Adams in trust for Frederick, who now wishes lo recover it In order to satisfy the demands of creditors.