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Evening journal., 1898-11-03
Administration of Estates
THE EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE and TRUST co.

is authorized to act as EXECUTOR
under Wills either alone OF in con-
nection with the trusted friend OF
the Testator, and as ADMINS
TRAITOR under appointment by
Court of estates Of decedents.
Also acts as GUARDIAN Of Mi
nors and as TRUSTEE to execute
all kinds of Trusts.
In addition to the Company itself
executing these Trusts IT ALSO
BECOMES SURETY ON THE
BONDS OF INDIVIDUALS Exc
CUTTING THE SAME.
Correspondence and consultation
invited.
Evening journal., 1898-11-03
z. JAMES BELT.
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.

to which there is a SEPARATE and PRI-
VATE ENTRANCE FROM SIXTH
STREET. where patrons are waited upon
by a competent lady attendant expert
enced i'm the adjustment of TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER BRACES. Also a large va
riety of BANDAGES, SANITAS NAP
KINS. BREAST PUMPS, INVALID
CUSHIONS, PESSARIES, SPECULA,
CATHETERS, URINALS, BED PANS
and SYRINGES of all kinds adapted to
all uses, together with a large assortment
of INDIA RUBBER appliances for the
use of Invalids. All Of which are sold al
less than Philadelphia prices. Correspond
ence by mail or otherwise promptly an.
swered.
Evening journal., 1898-11-03

Black are the big sellers.
Double breasted
Blue sack coats with
silk facings- coats
ChevlOts cut short, trousers
narrow. Look at
Serges the prices $40
for Serges and
Cheviots, coats without silk
facings. $l2 for black and
blue Cheviots, coats with silk
facings. $15 for black and
blue Serges, coats with silk fac
ings. $1S for our finest silk
faced Serges. Same goods in
boys sizes, 16 to 10 years, $S,
$40, $12 and $15. New lots of
the boys suits at $40 to 90 in
stock to-day. Nobby little silk
faced coat suits, in sizes 8 to 16
years, with knee pants. These
are the stylish suits for boys
and young men.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
Evening journal., 1898-11-03
PatrOnize the Old Reliable For Your
FALL SUIT AND OVERCOAT

Fine Veslee Suits FOR children to years. all prices
$3.50 sut woud be great value SO So and Doubebreas
ed Refer Suits to 16 years. a-woo prices S150 $2 $3.50
SO and upwards
Fancy Box Overcoats for children IA years Covers
Friez Blue Black Kersey the lowest price
Our stock is complete Call and compare prices before
buying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
REVOLUTION IS SERIOUS.
rebel. arc New ~ Possession ~ th. De.
rartmsnts-ted-rsi G.,.rnmsnt !.
Nobiiising Troops.

New York. Nov. "A dispatch 20
the Herald from Panama says
Late ndviccs from Salvador Via
Nicaragua Indicate that the revolt IL
more serious than at iirrt thought II
may Involve all the fvc states Ia "a
general counngrution.
According 10 ndWccs the real object
n the movement 10 the overthrow Of
the federal republic. which was organ
iscd Nuy. lat at Amapaia. To accom-
pliHh this RcFHladoH called in the mid
VI Guatemala aud Costa Riclt. who al
ways viewed the union VI Salvador.
Nicaragua aud Honduras NJ a constant
menace Ia their sovereignty.
The rebels are now IN possession %
all the departments with the exception
u la Union and Han Miguel. the lat.
ter stronghold ut Hnfacio Nlliayi-
ccnciu. who - u candidate la Opp0al-
ton 10 RcsaiHdoa.
The federal government II hurricdiy
mcbiliElng lie forces TO march against
HsgaladuH Honduras rrndH l.00o.
Nicaragua 900 ana III. federal district
~ Salvador 1000. The movement In
backed by capitalists, who are well
known military men.
cable censorship has been cHtab-
lihhed at Ia iIbcrtnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
THIRTY TRANSPORTS SAIL.
No" Heading for cubi to Depot sps7.
iifds.
War Department Making Arrangements
To send Troop. a. soon -. They
Iss.ust- the Island.

Warrington. Nov. 22.-The cuban
evacuation COMMISSION hns made quite
extended reports 90 the war depart
ment concerning the situation la thc
lshud. relating Nrgcly 81 camps. the
conditions and proposed p.ics fnr Uns-
I'd Shtcs garriH1ns a. well as sugEca-
ii1ua ~ 90 supplies Tor ihr army ana
other mattcfs ~ detail which must be-
cousdcfcd before an army g. H,nt "a
cuba. one u tho mos, imporiafE foa-
lures ~ the later reports u sat the
evacuation of the Islands by the Span
iards may take ps,eo sooner than at
ilrst Anticipated. The comsn. sion has
been Informed that tnriy spanish
transports are nov eu their way g. Gu
ba und that they viii be- able 10 take
away a large number " troops
The war department is nov making
afranF0menis iu sent troops % cuba
a. ro'u AZ the sIafiardH cVacuaie and
VIII be- ready b. occupy different pltntH
a. fast aa The SpanhfdH move away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
LOOTED BY NATIVES.
Maria Teresa in the Hands Of The r..
poiler.
EVEN THE BRASS WORK HAS vAslsRt
of water Upon the
Rect

Nassau. y. T.. Nov. 22.-Thc cable.
grams sent W TO date have given an
outline OF the case Of she spanish cru .
ser Maria Tcrcfl which went ashore
On heavy gale 90 BIRD Po,nt. Cat Isl
ana. ON the afternoon of Nov. 3. By
this nrst opportunity by mall dr.Gis
are forwarded. she was ashore with llt.
tie probability OF being gotten on
The gale shat sont her ashore WAS ~
heavy that she WAS dflvon Tar up the
reefs and rests now as slld as . rock
So twelve feet VI water. Ths water In
side VI her rising and fiiLng With the
tide she - supplted 90 be bugcd. a
very heavy surf is pouring In ON the
roofs rendering Il d.fncult to board her.
Inc Hhita pct large cat. romaluH
On board hef ana nobody can catch
MN, The SHIPS Tag which was nylug
whtu she sinluded. a we'll worn Amcrl-
can cuEgn. has been brought 10 Nius-
Hnu, and Consul McLain insists VI
Keeping 10 a. the cuAsulats a. q a1uye-
mr. OF the spanish warship which 80
fathetcaliy sought final resting place
- NE very shores where Columbus
The ildush steamer Anjilh returned
nun she wreck un sunday and re-
ported that 70 was imp1Hrble fuF her 10
accomplish any ltlr The surf was 20
heavy that shr could not get within
quarter ~ a mile ~ the Teresa though
drawlnE bur uIue foot.
Two gentlemen ON hlard managed
e. reach che Teresa IN bpat but The
surf was ~ strong they could not re-
iutu and finnlly reached the shore
where they were lefi go return 10 NauH-
4au by aChoJmer.
The ship has been badly ioltcd by
the Negro natives ~ che wcnlty On
Ignorant community who generally be-
llsye that All WRECKS are d present sent
Them by the Lord aud o. Do gratefully
accepted and utilized accordingly.
Evrry ihing movable has been taken
away and even the Temporary pine dock
pui ON 40 uunutanamu Tor tho passage
north has been cut o. pieces. broken
up and carried on 10y Inhabitants 10 be-
utilized In boarding cabins and IN re-
pairing OLD oHsH.
Much - the brass work and copper
has been hacked un and secrrtcd in She
bush To- be- rcahzci upsn hereafter.
tho Provisions we're eagerly seized.
the reckless natives VIM are like ducis
IN swimming taking all sorts of Rsks
IN their quest for plumber.
Certain portions of the ships stores,
such ~ heavy hnNHcrH ruprH tons NJ
machinery. canned prJvis,as etc. were
taken On by local ofiici1i and Tor.
waricd 90 Naussan by small schoonrrs
This official. u II hv. fate 10 s,y. "a
all h. could 81 prevent the boiling. but
ala not succeed 60 any gr~it extent.
Immediately upon che ARRIVAL ~ these
articles az Nassau they We're taken
Possession Of by she mirahu ~ the
vice admiralty on the ground that thr
ship and contents were dercilris ana ~
belonged o. the colonial authorities.
The American consul, Mr.. Mci.iiu. not
med the marshal that h. f'rurldersd the
articles saved 60 be- she property Of the
United States government and that h.
should AZ the proper ame request that
they be released and handed over Ia
hni.
The question Of ownership. thus
raised u not likely % be settled a.
once.
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RECORD icr nmrAKrn.
Launched on N" tyHs-is Buiit for N.
Russian so,sram.nt.

Washington. Nov. ss.-Thero has
Just been lauMchoi In England AZ che
yards " Armstrong. MhitNufth q c.,
What d without a doubt he largest tee.
hrrak.g steamer ~ the Nurid 1rNtu
diaphctmrut 10 no less than 5000 tons
THIS MS built Tor the Wuanan Vveru.
meat which A. salLg o. make az EFFORT
on u lafsr scale tn keep thc liainc - "a
all winter. iirsidrH this vast iuc.cFurlrr
The lcusbrrahrra uf the Canadian hkes
wlsch ate able e. crush through four
feet ~ See are merely lufrutH. The
russian boat u provided Nsth a for
ward propeller which 10 CALCULATED 20
vastly assist u The crushing process. BY
disturbing ihr water under the see aud
dcpriv,uE 70 81 support The stern OF
the ice'hfrakvr II cut gnto 4 recess into
which the stern VI another vessel can
b. securely dashed - thus attain tho
Utmost protrci,ln linm her powerful
cVuinW. besides conveying the mcr-
chant ships the ice-brclkef IL capable
herself ~ carrylng q heavy cafppl.
it4H confidently expected that through
her agency the principal trade which
depend un bhilic ports viii be kept
open On winter and thus provide c1niin-
uouH employment 90 an enormous see
stau Of the uummuuify,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
Debated UNTIL THE MORNING
Prediction 10 That spain WIN Refuse tb .
American on.r Of Money for
tho Philippines.

Paris. Nov. :s.-Thc Spanish peace
commissioners last nlght telegraphed
10 Madrid the substance OF the United
states memorandum presented ycutcr.
day and late yesterday evening they
were discussing II among thymrclycs.
A. late hH o'clock this morning "a
spanish commissioner affirmed that his
colleagues did not know what to do TO-
gafding the American offer,
There In a difference OF opinion
among unofficial people far the COM
missions. but the prediction In made
that spain viii decline the American
offcr OF money, that she will refuse to
cedc the Philippines and viii say 70 the
United States! you may take m,
archipelago because you have the
power 20 do 80. A. you advance We
VIII retire. protesting against greedy
aggression. We viii faithfully carry
out our part OF the pledges and leave
Cuba and Porto Rico Ia your hands.
You care here 10 engage In a discus.
zion under the terms uf the protocol.
but you evidently meant. when draw.
ing up that document, 10 provide a con-
florence In which though W. diner, man
To man you proposed o. announce al
the proper time what you Will Do
whether We agree 10 Il or object. such
an attitude rubs the conference Of IA
negotlhtlve character ana sets up the
United States as dominant power
whose INST purpose u 10 listen, but
whose ultimate determination Ii to do
is own WILL"
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re... cnn.I Ms, NV I,nr..d.

beaumont Tex, Nov. gs.--The su.
prcne couIf of Texas has headed daWu
a decision so favor ~ the Pou Arthur
channel and Dock olmpny la the In.
Junction Hult brought BY big property
holders near Port Arthur The decision
hsposes VI an aus .Ous In connection
with che completion ~ the canal which
= IN course ~ construction az Port Ar
thur. 10 connect the terminals Of abe
Kansas Guy, Pltishurs a Cuff railway
with Deepwnicr, a distance Of six and
one-half miles.
The Port Arthur channel and Dock
company was organized FOR the pur-
pose constructing this canal.
II was well under way whom tho work
was stopped by an inJuncttm granted
by a jefferson county coutg n had been
necessary for the canal people e. csa-
denim the land through which they were
building the canal and thelr right 10 DO
this under their charter was ques-
rigued. The case was taken to the SUI
pfrme court
The decision just rendered ends che
matter ana makes u possible Tor the
canal company io push the work ~
completion The ntnal n llrvady prac-
ilcally Finished for a distance OF four
ana d half miles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

NV ssN York. Now "a special TO the
STU NOM Washington says.
~, pressure Is being brought TO
Gu pon Secretary Long 10 assign
mss'1l,oa're Philip, Temporarily com.
n NJ 2 me North Atlantic squadron,
\, ~ Boston navy yard. The com
as ~. han announced his Willingness
Mn i1 my ms duty and the depnrtme-t
On p'onahly comply with his wishes.
C',,o u'se y hostlhtles are resumed
ms,A ere Philip win be kept In COM
Rssr y, ono ot the uauadrons, while
Ir.,Bs H ,-lral sampson will retain su.
h. v N,ni'am,od're Philip goes TO BOSTON
me- ,,,'nrye Rear Admiral Howlson.
lat ~ 's',gf has applied for sea duty,
4 5,n, pc wiz retire next October Il
r r''l'iul " the department viii grant
me ns,., lie may be transferred 10
Rs,s ~ yard at New York 10 succeed
placed ADMIRAL Bunce. who viii be
Mem .a on HE retired ilat next mo,th
Ton MA, Of the board OF constr,,o.
Of the sh,, meet today 20 hear reports
hasi. mp ouildlns firms awarded con.
''' The monitors authorised by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

the last naval appropriation law. II IN
expected they Will submit statements
Of the characteristics Of vessels they
VIII be able 10 build within the app
preparation made by Congress. should
II be deemed desirable to bring the
Cincinnati north tn repair her boilers.
the Newark will probably he sent 10
the southern coast OF cuba to take
her place as flagship. Captain G. II.
Goodrich. who commands the Newark
will then be the senior officer In
charge.
The Panther will be sent TO San
Juan na n station ship and Il IL ex-
pected she will soon leave League Is
land for Porto Rico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

war Department Delegate. General shaft.
or 90 MnnI tho InurIaI

Washington, Nov, ee-At the In.
stance OF the department u s,lte Inc
war department has given uhe nee.
esfary ord On for susahle recepilon
10 lres.icfr lslnsiuH 90 costa nle.'
who arrived ut New York today. Gen
SHdfter, commanding the depantmert
81 the Gust, has been Instructed 10 NEE,
the distinguished visitor az ghe steam
boat dock with two hastallons Of
troops ana under this escoN, Prest
Igle sias viii h. conduoiei In a carriage
~ fhe hotel selected Tor his recer.,ion.
Here he VIII De met by uhe Costa Ricun
minister, Senior Calvo and by COL Car.
dcr assistant uiiuiant general. u. 4.
A., who has been designated as the
personal representative OF the Presi-
dem 10 receive The nations guest.
These officials have full authority 10
make all mlnur arrangements and u Is
understood they will conduct Presl-
dent lgleslas 10 washIngton In a ape-
elias car In Washington the ceremo.
niles VIII be In the hands OF Col. Bling
ham, corrs OF engineers, VITO Is ar
rang,ug a program on tho lines OF that
carried ON uhe occasion OF the rocep-
ton Of Pres. Dole. OF Hawaii, lAst
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Wires are working reasonably well. and
tha mall lines ~ the railroads are open.
iflina arriving only "a few minutes late.
Branch Hines ate NOT 30 fortuna .r
however sn ~ Of them being almost
blocked ir this state and Wisconsin.
Local huflress was almost at stand
1illl brcIufH NJ the lack OF street car
fnciliiff on onn NJ their busiest lines
the Fttefi railway recently guhstiiutc1
electricity Tor the cable sysiem. and this
line. which formerly was available when
th' ~ c.fIct lines wore stopped. was also
knocked out and nu are were running
iu any part OF thu city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
cAsADA's LATEST SENSATION.
o"ndsmned Murderer said 10 DO . srape-
grace seaieh Peer.

Montreal, Que. Nov. Gone OF the
hAlt forgotten mysteries OF Canadian
sFllnlnal annals, In which interest 10
lust renewed, deals with the nnteced
rhls ~ Walter McWherrell. who IN
now serving lie sentence In Kingston
lenltenilary for killing an aged couple
hhintd Williams near Port crelt hve
sears aEo. Although captured and ul-
Nhlitely convicted. the mystery OF
y, WherreIvs Identity was never really
m the last few weeks, however.
woman giving the name Of Mrs q.
~ X. Truman. Mount Hope Cottage.
queen street. North Hamilton. began
70 lntercede with the minister " JUS
wee for the pardon OF Mcwherrell.
VINO she stated, was relative NJ hers
shu connected with distinguished
FAMILY IN the old country.
living among the poor and no bet
,st on herself, Mrs. Truman tells her
hamilton nsighbors that she Is Lady
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Washington. Nov. es.-The war de-
partmeri has made q contract with ],
II. Oycrton Of Texas Cor fnn shlns
beef % ifrsgior FRrrisous of Vailed
States troops N cuba az ESQ., cents per
pound. This beef = to be driven 20
she garrison points ana delivered
dressed 90 the c0mmlusary dcpalc :
menf,
These Interior points viii rot Include
places which car b. reached by rail
from scap0rts ana only such towns in
the Interior whore small garrisons are
stationed. The subsistence department
VIII supply she seaport ana railway
points NFh dressed beef from the Unit
"a State, which can be transported IN
refrigerator ships,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Chicago. Nov. g..-The severe storm
has moved n0rthwnrd and " central 10,
day over the upper lake ropion attended
with rain ~ snow over the western lake
regIon and the Ohio. Mississippi and
Missouri valleys
The cold wave % moving forward In
the rear Of the storm, being felt biday
a. far eastward as Lake Michigan, H.
knobs and Indiana. The lowest tenn.
pernture line runs southwark IN far o.
central Nebraska and western Iowa. n
II an unusually severe cold wave FOR
this season 0f the year but Il IL mod.
GRATING somewhat IN the northern
Rocky Mountain region, Very danger
Gus gales continue from the northwest
over Lake superior and Lake Mlchs-
gan. The wind velocity M Duluth Il %
miles Temperatures today ranged from
10 below in rs below In Minnesota and
DakOtps 9 90 4 below 20 above In Iowa
and Nebraska below so z a'bove In
Kansas; Missouri, Illinois. Indiana
ana Ohio report % II above.
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Colonel Hard Regretted to ,ae.,..

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. IA special
from Wooster, Ohio. says.
As result Of the meeting of the Of.
ficors OF the Eighth ohio volunteers
THE Presidents own round robin
signed by all. was handed Col. Hard.
requesting him to resign. Lieut.. Col.
Charles Dick. congtcssman.ei, Quar-.
termhs;cr Kuhns and Aijuiant Mnyner.
are also asked 10 retire.
Major Wtydrcrht. presented the d0cu.
mcnt TO Col. Hari. who demanded 20
know whether the request was hNauHe
Of inefilciency Or of charges preferred
or because he was coward. 20 all
OF which negative answer was re-
turned. Col Hard refused TO resign.
and said those dissatisfied could take
that step.
Desire for promotion on the part Of
rubordlnaics, II given by Col. iiard'a
friends aA fhe cause o. the round robin.
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nrroHrs rx,oGEnArEp.
nsais nsnsrai nraah- Regarding he
fsht Disturbance. In Uahs.

Nauh.rgiln, Nov. g2.-rhe war de-
Ii'mlfi pa received a dispatch from
e'h hinlke ainut the reported dlsor-
~ lh inN lsland OF Porto Rico. The
Nit were ~ such q character as 20
t'e ihe q pafimrfi some concern as
Aaa alleged hat United states
H'ps asfe making seiilus trouble for
~ 4hah'ihnls u the island. uon.
,l'lAa tar cahlei for a statement Of
,Aff ana requested 10 make an In
'ssAfil1n Ills reply u as hollowa:
sh.llfis received daily fn1m san
,.'i ln and other Troublesome re-
- s..1rdcrs We're reported from that
~ M Ne Island but I have d thor
i,l} hau1lled and am stlll patroll-
ayr weeks.
,s,ssfll bandits have been killed or
.lndei By patrols.
t'.lNIH very much exaggerated.
~ pl.nt has been heard from today
4 qH'ti ana good order prevails.
BROOKE
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soft snap. At ,h- Sav Ward.

Warrington. Nov. ?e.-rhe navy de-
pammsni has ordered trial by court
martial Of Naval Constructor John v.
Haunc1m. n charge ~ che conjunction
department ~ the League Island navy
yard. This II one ~ The first r'su.a.
aside from the summary discharge ~
q numhcr % empiuyes, OF che invsstl-
cation CONDUCTED by iiest Knapp into
lation of the ruier relative 10 the em-
pidymsns - lnhor In navy yards ut
chlr perfod. AIMING other things IL wtE
charged mat employee had been pad
what II known A. "iimr and a hilf"
AR ordinary time. There are maay
other allegations u like character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Kansas CITY, NO, Nov. ss.-Ssnow has
ceased 10 ran a. most points In she
southwest and has been followed by
the coldest weather N ihe season, The
thermometer generally h1vemng around
zero and on the puires registering
from 2 10 4 degrees below. A high wind
Is dlfting the snow badly ana mare or
less seriously hamperns ualn ana tele.
graph service. Reports Of suffering 10
cattle are frequent
The coal mines AZ P.tlsburg, Kaa.,
nAi ylenlty already behind On flllng
th0r orders as a result on the recent
Iliinnis and Colorado strikes, are hav-
ing difficulty IN supplying the neeessl-
ties VI the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Landau. Nov. 2e.-Most Of the after
noon newspapers comment and express
lions on The United States In the Philip
pine Islands
T'he Pan Mall Gazette says;
"Whateyor may hapepn 10 Porto Rico,
and eventually In the United States
Themselves, Americas colonial policy
i'm ,he Pacific is the open door, II il
n wise decision on every ground In the
interests Of the prosperity Of fhe Phil
inplnas themselves. and as securing the
rood will OF nations really friendly 10
America In the Pacific.
"rhe community Of Int rests OF the
,wo Eng.lsh-speaklng nations are there.
BY definitely assured"
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PROSPECTS Ar FAIRS.
Cabinet Receive. . tshisErsm from'Judg.
hay. stating NJ IL oui.t.

Washington. Nov AT the cabinet
meeting today a brief telegram waA
read. which had been sent from Paris
by judge nay, n was substantially In
accord with the newspaper reports ~
yesterdays proceedings, although no
reference waH made % any excitement
attending the meeting Or 20 any agree.
mcnt " VS. stated that The next moot
Ing would take plar. tomorrow. The
cabinet discussed the matter. and u was
the belief ~ the members that there
would be- a. least one more meeting ~.
ter tomorrow II the Spanlards have de-
clled 60 rolec, thr American proposal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

81. Louis N0v. - The body ~ Gen.
Don Carlos buell. retired a. =. A.. who
1loi In Louisville. reached her. today
and IN lylng Voc state lu ~. Francis
Navlcrs church. where many people
Hi the dead officer. A.
the fnncr1l tomorrow morning six
1rors of the i2th T.. 4 Infantry from
ICfCFfln barracks will act na honor.
Iry rnll bearers and six HergcnntH u
.ho same regiment viii be active pail
bearers
The intormcnt win be In Bollcfontalne
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Kankakcc Ills. Nov. al. ".
schooley. N young painter employed
In q knnkakcc factory. has received
word that his great grand father. Peter
Stilcr had died In Germany. leaving
an estate worth t5.o000oo.
Mr.. Schooiey II one OF ten heirs iiv-
ing In this country. lie thinks there
are an equal number ~ heirs living In
Germany.