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4 II 4 y tAIa tN ItDI ~ y
and OTHER fine furs repa red. redyed. r.
model. lnro lates; STYLES az exceptionally
low prices; ladies' waited Upon Ell their
res lences. Mrs Z. ]. BARKER. II N'st
39.h-st.. late with c. G. Gunther's sons.
5ih-ave.
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1nstruriion.
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Art Schools.

A RTIsT exhibitor Paris salon. teache. drawing and
a naming privately OF in class. Formerly Instructor
Academy n Design: refined surroundings; reasonable
terms. ARTIST. 1,242 Broadway
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ORES SHAKER Reliable; by day. 81 50;
gocd cutie and litter stylish trimmer;
remodels beautifully: luncheon only. Ad-
dress II. Box sc | 2i2 broadway
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Yorr- IT 2l-2e W"~T f 1tirely rcwiy
,.--Ished and decorated r. rs. single ~
IN suite. a. modern convenience. table
uneXoeled 60 enoes
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DREseMtK Several venrs with Lord
d TAYLOR: stylish work reasonable
dresses made over. Mrs SAIZER. los
East 2-th-st
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CATERER. &c.-By a hrst-class eatets'
and marketer as nonresident house-
keeper: thoroughly understands dinner pa
ties, teas and luncheons. VIII cali .hcn
day ~ s,ner,ntend household; excellent
references Mrs WINTHROP. - East
SG'h-~t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

Position OF con,ran, iia. Been Defined by
the Press.

Chicago. Oct t2.-Prchdcnt G. w
tnuckH Of the Chicagn-Nlrdcn Coal
company. who arrived NJ $3.50 tonight
from the vicinity 81 the trouble. made
the following statement % the Ansool-
ated Press.
"our position has been defined right
along BY the press. NJ the public can
ascertain. and We simply dCHlrc 10 state
thnt our inployc, arrived at Nlrden at
about 1880 today. We STOPPED tho
train oppodle the gates - that the
men could ~ from the train Into our
works, when Immediately she mob nrcd
from an directions and. very naturally.
our men defended themselves. The
consequences In fun We do not know
positively as yet.
As 20 our futurr action. We propose
10 follow IN the future AZ W. have Ia
the past. legal procedure ln the obtain
ing ~ our icrnl rights, and shall take
proper steps 20 secure redress against
al who prompted, aided. Allotted Or
participated IN the riot OF today. whc-
thcr the government 0f this state
can class our c1l0rod populnslon Ms ex-
convio,s. EcalIwagn, etc. with impun-
ny; and whether the coilrrd citizens u
this country can have their rights I'M
dor the Constitution So aside al the
whlm ana pleasure ~ the E1ypfnment
~ Illinois. We shall determine FOR
ourselves Hnd others In this state lust
how Ear GlYcruur can unnul and
evade the duties placed upon him by
the cnnHiiution and statutes OF this
state"
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ASSESSMENT 40. l.
Joe Bowers Mining Company, ONCE
and Principal Place Of business
Gall InEp CITY Utah.


Joe Bowers Mining Company, once
and Principal Place Of business
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice IN hereby given that az
meeting OF the directors. held on w
ION day OF october, A. ID, la.a =.
assessment OF one cent per rhafe ~,
levied on all the shares u the capita
stock Of the corporation Issued ana 9us
standing. payable on or before ~ A.,
IA. ls9s, 10 tho secretary. a. ms oh, NJ
al n, il. Jones 4 Co.'s bank. No,
Main street. Salt Lake CITY utai
Any stock upon which the asset, in'n :,
NAV remain unpaid on the IAN gay "a
November, 1895. Will be dellHaueAl az
adyertiaed for sale al public auction,
and unless payment Is made beio,v y
many OF the shares representa-
each certificate OF the sloea 80
dellauent as may be nee'',y
Viii be sold ON tho .hd w.
on December, 1898. al 10 o'clock a. ~, ~,
10 pay tho delinquent asaea.inshs "a
eether with the cost Of advertising ""'
expense OF sale. -, ,....,orv.
by order Of the board OF dlre,sos
salt Lake City, Utah, Oct TO- 1879
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Dated october ~, 1855,
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Aud It-rolice Lieutenant Preston IL Fatal
~ wouuded.

Vlrden. H.. Oct ia detail Of
militia az 1880 tonight Killed cN-iA.u-
tenant Of Police Tom Preston of CHI
cago ~ the at1ckhdc lie was stand
ing outside the Htocknde ~ Euhri'
The militia gave the Outstanding MIN
ora the command 20 halt and Preston
stepped back TO dhe gate. The militia
nrod aud he was shot 10 the stomach.
lie was carried into the Office " The
atoCladc. where he expired.
Battery - u Gaieaburg. H., under
capt. CralH. numbering 100 men, ar
rived here sonight from Pann.
Adit Gen. ]. 9. Reese came from
Springfield with the militia tonight.
lie said that Lieut. Preston was not
Killed BY the militia. ne said that
when the guard nt the aiockade had
lodged Into the entrance et the militia
order ~ Hands up a revolver shot
waH fired from the darkness and Press
ton feii MORALLY wounded. Gen. licoHo
said the militia did not IRE a shot, ana
Preston was Killed with a revolver BY
some one unkupNn.
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TRUsrIE's SAIL.

Notice Il hereby given tia, under
authority granted by the certain
trust deed made on the giih day "
August, 1891. TO the undersigned ulr
tee by W. q. Young. recorded 10 hls
A, OF Mining M1rtgagcn, pages y ati
%. Recorda of salt Lake County, ulsA
the undersigned trustee VIII uncf ~
sale and sell 10 the Highest bidder iai
cash at the front dulF % tbs hAli Lax
County Court House. to-wlt. Thi WE
front entrance 60 the city and Cglhl
nulldlnE. Ia Salt Lake city. uuh
october 10. 1895. no n O'clock n3gn .
that day IN thu mining properly hgfi'
lnaftrf described or 90 much thereof -
necessary 10 pay and discharge N
principal Indebtedness secured by ~
trust deed together with TIE aceIla
Interest unpaid thereon, ten per cents,
attorneys fccui compensation 10 ~
trustee. the cost ot recording ~
trust deed: the cost OF this notice al
expenFe of sale. The sale viii b. maii
al the request ~ the holder. Of SAD 10
deblodneas aud because OF default y
the payment OF the principal sum a.
maturity and Interest theron, Tho mll'
lng property above referred ~ ~
uate In West Mountain Mining pi'
trlct. Salt Lake County. state OF utaa
and deFcribed as foll1wai ul.'
twentieth undivided Interest IN one eti'
tain mining claim known ~ Reput y.
can, located In West Mountain Mlnln,
District. salt Lake County STATE ~
Utah, together will an ana singular ".
water rights. tcnemcnis herrdllam.n.
and nppurtenancra thereto brlohs'hs
or In anyWlse nppertalnlnF.
THOMAS T.. LhWls;, ,Ii.irlsis n
Krebha & HoppauEh FRANCS "
Luke. Attorneys for Trustee
Dated September n, iN9A
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g. Johns, y. E.oot. la-somo ankle.
ty ls beginning 20 be f5lt here because
NJ tho uon-arriyal ~ Lieut. ptarya
Arctic steamer the Wlniw1rd. which
% now due on h0r return from Shoridl
Osborne Flurd, west or Greenland.
whore 70 was planned that che should
land Lieut., f.ary and the members OF
HE expedition,
Captain John Barilavy, ln command
OF the Winiward, wrote o. hlf friends
by the auxiliary steamer Hope, which
accompanied the WIndwar1 as far
north as Lliil6ton Island that he exc
about the FIRST week In October.
Shomdd osborne Flord o. about 200
miles further north than Lieut., Pea
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Santiago Do cuba. oct. IA dis.
match from ManElnlllo 90 the office of
the Assoclatcd Press here says now
thas tbs Am,fican flag ID lying over
the clty the cuban element has come
70 tht surface, The people are seeming
y enthuslaailcn'he mayor and collector
had both received Instructions not 90
iurn over their offices 90 ,hcAmorlcans.
except under protest ana IN the pres.
cnce ~ The consul atl d notary
In the office ~ the collector was
Mowero, the chief %. cuatlma al ia.
vaua. notIfy,ng him that the military
occupation vi the Americans was nlt
90 nnect the cyll administration.
wulch n SIN under the autonomous
government, ana 90 remit regularly all
funds 70 Havana by a trusted mesarn-
Ecr, The mayor, ur alcadr, had sine
liar Instructions from the minister VI
Justice.
But Col. Ray. the American military
commander az Manzaulllo. D. not the
man Co stand nonsense. iio lmme-
dlately suspended the protecting otll-
clals and temporarily appointed others.
Not q cent. however, was found IN the
treasury,
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Fort worth Tex. oct. i2-Iames q.
liagerman OF Colorado sprIngs II nu-
th1rlty Cor the statement that the
iecoi valley \ Northwestern. the prln-
him, viii be- extended % Hlqu.llnn. on
The RIO 0rnndc, DO brewster county, 60
connect with the Mexican Northern.
which n now being pushed from the
south 30 tho same point aa soon az the
gap between Roswell. n. NJ, and
Amarillo. Texas, shall have been com.
plctcd, The result win be- a through
route from Chicago and Kansas cay
TO tho City ~ Mexic1. several hundred
miles shorter than any other.
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A CHIP Off THE OLD BLOCK.
Jesse lanes II. Arrested fof Completely in
Hold Up,
said 10 Have ouIty knowledge Of the re-
cent ni..ouri Pacific Train
Robbery.

Kansaa city, NO. Oct i2.-'At 10
O'clock this morning a VIII Of habcna
corpus was granted In the case Of
Jesse James. aon Of the noted bandit of
that name. arrested yesterday on the
charge Of having guilty knowledge of
the reccn Missouri Pacific train rob-
berry. Young JAMES was taken IN by the
local police yesterday afternoon. but
his whcrcaboutH were kept a secrc l.
This morning y. c. Fur. an attorney
and an old time friend Of the James
family. applied before Judge Henry. OF
the county court. for tho writ. II was
Immediately granted and q warrant for
che prosecution Of young James issued
for service.
The wit directed chief " Police
Hayes and Detectives Harbaugh aud
Fufl0ng o. deliver Jesse Jam9a 90 hlH
not expected. the judge stated. that
young James would be brought into
Couri before thia afternoon.
In Judge Harr.mln'a division OF The
circuit court about the same cline,
james Cole. lawyer for John Kennedy.
the former suspect 80 the same az
ti0n for the release OF andy Ryan, who
WIS also arrested yesterday.
The grand jury met Today and Lowe
the aUif-cOnfeHHcd fDhher. was taken
before u together with several VIZ
ncasca. The object OF the police, u was
said. was 10 secure the ludlctmcnt 81
James and others before the writa could
be served upon them.
Caleb Stone, 60 years Of age. who. IN,
police say held the robbers horuen ur
the nlght OF tho hoid-up. and CHARLIE
Polk. = clerk " local packing house
who lived with stone. and were In
cludcd IN loves confession. were ar
rested The police. u IL said. arc look
Ing Tor a sixth man.
James was bruughf into court about
o'clock this afternoon and after some
argument on both sides. was released
on t2t0O bail.
Stone and Polk were held only a IT.
Gle while, then released, All The ar
rests since yesterday have been made
without warrants and az soon AZ ar
rested each suspect has been spirited
away by the police and hidden fum
even their closest relatives.
Chief N Police Hayes ntili refuses q
make known the nature ~ loves con
fesiaIon. when urged today 70 dlvlugy
the alleged evidence against James and
she others. he simply aaldi
walt"
chief Hayes with Detectives Sander.
ann and kcahlcnr. were called hvfur,
the grand jury this Afternoon 90 tcl
their evidence OF the quit OF jess,
JAMES ana the other uuapcctus
Before the chief went In 20 tcatln
he was asked what actual evidence h
had 10 connect Jesse James with ihl
robbery.
we think we have "a good case OF
We would not submit H." no reptile,
after hesitating. "Dld Lowe make
confcaHi0nf"
eyes"
Has the confession been corrobor
ntcds'
Yes. II has"
and Jesse james Inns been compll
Gated beyond a doubt. you think"
"Wcll, u tell You" rad the chile
after rejecting moment. II an
sorry he got into this trouble. Nov
You know what 1 think about his com
plicty"
win Lowe 80 before the gran
jury7"
'iIe most certainly Will"
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NorIoE 40 CONTRACTORS.

once Of the nonri Of Public Works
Room 800 CITY Hail, Salt Lake Guy
October 1. 1885
Sealed proposals viii be- received AT
this office until o'clock q. m on SAT-
urdny. october 70. isgN. Cor ha Woik
Of curbiug aud paving drlyewoys In the
paved district.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and forms ~ contract
aud bond can be- Obtained upnn npnli-
cation at the office ~ the city En-
ginecr.
Tho riyht 10 reserved to reject any
and all bids.
fy order Of the Board u Public
Works.
n. c. KELSEY,
Chairman.
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LITERARY NOTES.

THE Chance OF the Unknown Writer
~ discussed in The Writer tBoHt1nl for
uSuner by Ruth lial. who relates pet
sanu experiences and Eiyua facta that
have come under her observation. In
an editorial On the same subject. the
editor % The Writer shows conclusive
IS hn N ~ "lEcftry ring really does
exist. Il does not give ~ members the
advantage u frequent publication, and
that. Instead 90 10 being dlfnculf Cor a
new writer TO Eot Into the leading maya
siuea. now writer's write the greater
part VI them, The Writer Publishing
Co, H.. o, box 1905 boston.
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ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR.
AHHRaNuHsr
sal, lake city. Sent. II. 1895
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

NOTICE ls hereby given that there
Will Do a meeting u the STOCKHOLDERS ~
the Atlantic Mining ana Milling com
pany a corporation OF Utah. Monday,
the 3lst day uf october. 1905 at 3 o'clock
pm. az the principal Office and place
Of business of said company, In room
No. slo Dpoly Block. Salt Lake cliy,
Utah
SAID meeting will be held FOR the
Tor aaid company FOR the ensuing year.
and Tor such other buflneHs as may
regularly come before said meeting.
G. r. WARREN
President Of Board OF Directors.
Dated Oct. 10. isas.
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NorIcr In cnNrnArton..

once OF the Board of Public Works.
Room 70i City Hall
salt Lake city. Oct 1T. 1895
Scaled proposals viii be- received At
this ONCE until 2 o'clock y. M. on SAT-
ufday oct. 10. isas. Tor the work Of
repairing street ana sidewalk pave
menta for three years from and after
the goth day OF Oct. 1855
Instructions TO bidders. together with
specifications ana forms " contract
and bond can BE- obtained upon appll-
cation at iho office Of the city En-.
E'nerr.
The rlrhi Is reserved to reject any
and all bids
ny order Of the Board of Public
works,
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New York, oct. is.--Rcd Cross Agent
barnes cables stephen T. Barton, "
the executive committee here that an
volunteers in Porto Rico have been or
dercd home ana 10000 regulars Will De
sent from the United States 70 take
their places lie predicts that the
sick rate VIII equal that NJ the present
troops ln Porto Rico ten days after
their arrival, and states that h. needs
a large amount " stores FOR them and
tu stock the vessels starting north With
tfDuUH.
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Canton, o., oct. i2-Mra. George was
hold 10 answer % common pleas court
nt the conclusion 81 the preliminary
hearing today and her case viii be ln.
vcHt.gatei by the next grand Jury.
The preHldiug Justice " tho peace hear.
Ing the case said there was sufficient
clrcumHinntnl evidence connecting Mrs.
George win The crime 20 Justly hold
ms nor for the investigation % the
higher courts. She 10 held on ths
charge of murder In tho nrHt degree
ana cannot be admitted 20 ball.
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Noricn ro eoNtaAcloh'.
Nee Of We board 81. Of n lllii

Office OF the board Of lun"1
Room 900 Guy Hall ,.ss
e.,i.s " n,, i,es M b. received at
thIo ogieI until O'Clock g.. No. 'n sht,
urday. oct. i5tn, isss. for ODE "oIh %
ronshcnlnr tn surface Of cement SIDE
walk pavemfnts. d.. ...tt,,
Instfuc,ious 90 bidders. tog.eihei WIN wy,
specifications and forms ~ contract ~,
and bond can b. obtained upln hpe,n-
Gallon Oh me Office % the CITY I'm
ginrtr. -.t.., any
and all bids p,,ttt.
ny order of the Board OF fuDho
Works. ,,,.t....,
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rsrnAY rorNp NorIcE.

one bay mare. about years , o,i
looks llke q n right thlgh' uhv, In
unbr0ken horse, about " year. Nv nay
mar, about years old. left hlnd ~
white. s left side Of jaw. II the Ar md
described animals are not olainns' tsih,
taken away on or before oet93,ns'., ,tray
1895, they will be sold at cry ''"
pound at y. m. ,,,,oN,
'' " Poundkeeper'
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New York. oct. ii.-Tho invcatlga-
tiln 90 attempt % prove o. the supreme
c1uri n Inc state 81 Ohn that the
STANDARD on company is Ia contempt
o. that court. was begun az the new
Amsterdam hotel today. Those con.
ductlng 10 are the attorney general q
New York. Frank =. Moneti, ana
Special Commissioner Allen T. brins-
made representing the supreme court
N ohio. They hrr assisted BY II. Il.
Ktnkrad OF Columbus.
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plssrSoi0S ~ RANKS.
strikers In trari. inclined to Resume
WORK.

Paris. oct. lg-Thc committee %
railroad men. lt was announced today,
turns out 10 be- equally divided for and
against taking part In the strike. THIS
practical Disagreement has dissatisfied
the strikers. many OF whom are now
OF building works were rcopcncd 10.
day.
The president N the municipal gen.
crni council waited on tho minister
OF commerce today and urged the
claims of the strikers. The minister
replied that he could not Intervene 20
bring about n settlement. adding that
tho exposition works are sufficiently
advanced 90 permit them 90 await tho
end 81 the strike The Minister OF
public works also declined 10 intervene
In the matter.
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Washable Mining Company. situation
OF Principal Place VI business, No.
~ W. First Sl1th 81, Salt
Lake city Utah.

Notice Il hereby given that at
meeting " the board 81 directors OF
the Washnkle Mining Company, held
az Salt Lake Cliy, Utah. Sept ~, 1895.
an assessment OF one.f1ursh "a OF one
"a cent per snare was levied on the
capital stock % the corporation, pay
able at once % Alex. buchanan, Jr.,
secretary. No 10 West First South
81. Sal; Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18Th day u Octo-
Der. 1885, viii be- delinquent and adver-
Used Tor sale at public auction, AMI n
payment De- not made before will be
SOLD on Ne iih nay OF Noyembor 1893,
nt the hour % 2 pm, NJ The office OF
the company. No. II West First South
street. SAT- Lake city. Utah, 90 pay the
delinquent assessment tcEethtr with
costs of advertising ana expenses OF
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
NHrfataFV
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Boston, Oci. ie-Kldder. Peabody a
Co, who are back Of the movement Go
combine nine uf tha national banks OF
this City Into one institution. have sent
"a circular 90 thn stockholders of the
Columbian. Revere and Howard Ma
ilonal hanks announcing that the of
FER Of sept no. 1905. 20 purchase stock
VIII b. Withdrawn Oct ~, 1875. and
shat after that date no stock win be
purchased from them under that Offer
Ihls announcement n taken 10 mean
That the promoters OF the new plan al
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New York. oct. ia dispatch 10
ths Herald from Hons kuug says \
dispatch from Chofnulpo states nat me
three accused prisoner we're executed
al Seoul last night The mob dragEcd
the bodies through the street. ihcTc
was no violence.
Tn. situation IL serious.
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ready have recured moro than the nee
css1fy tw0.thirda vote " the stock
holders Of those banks in favor % the
proposal. and % IL Understood mat SIM
liar notices will follow 10 respect 70
Tho nIhur LlnL.
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And In accordance with law ana or
der OF the board OF directors made on
M. 10Th day ~ September 1895. 20
many shares of each parcel OF such
stock na may be necessary will be sold
40 tho secfetnry'a office, at No. i0s
Mccormick Block, salt Lake City. Utah.
on Wednesday, october goth, lsaS, at 2
sessmeut thereon, together with costs
~ advertising and expense of sale.
BRlANT 3, YOUNG.
Roeretary
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uerrefac has been the sensation Of
Paris and London fof the vast year.
The Translation hIs been made under
the immediate suptrNalon or the au-
thor. by his sister ln-law. ulahys
Thomas. assisted By Mary y. tullle-
mard. The play hls taken lts place
among the mhHtcrpie.c OF me French
literature Of the century.
II was given IT, nrsi Introduction 70
an American audience ~ hlchlrd
Mansne.d at The Gaf1al Theaier' Nav
York, on Tuesday. october TT. u.
Russell. Q West lgih Street, Nov 1ofk.
The Midland Monthly Tor october has
an Illustrated article un the CUBAN CAPE
ital before and aftef ihe war and a
number Of other ARTICLES on timely
topics. Conway aud shaw. bi3 Null
berry st., Dca Molncs. Iowa.
The North American Rcvicw for Oc-
tobor presents. under the caption u the
United States and the Far West, Two
important and Timely irlcles,vlz.i What
shall BE Done with the fhlllppinesf by
Mayo W. Hnzcliinr. and our Policy In
ChIna, BY Hon. Marx 10. Dunnell. form-
cry deputy consul-g neral " the United
states az Shanghai The Movement N
Municipal Reform is discussed by elm
ton Rogers Woodruff. so crctary Of the
National Municipal League. Prof Uol-
den Smith contributes an article upon
Tho origin OF Morality. asserting that
morality. In the common Herae Of the
term u not an AFFECT ion, sympathetic
or otherwise. but simply another name
for the rule ~ reason applied TO hui
man action. and regulating mans ma
turai appoites and drHlruu for the good
90 the individual. the family ana the
community. our National Folly and lts
Victims u the title u an article from
the pen OF Major General J. G. Brcckln-
ridge. who strongly depricatea the use
less sacrifice % aoldiefs' lives In camp.
duo solely. ne ass srtf 90 the military
and legislative Ia attention
policy Of tho United States. Admiral =.
II. Colomb. H. n, c0ntrlhut 81 paper
on Tho United States Navy Under the
New Conditions NJ National iAfc.
Among other short articles arc; Or
fnniEed soif-iielp and State Ala IN Ire
land. hy the ~. Hon. Horace piunkctt.
". p. Gable Cutting In War. by q. y.
walsh; Danger ~ Political Apathy by
Speed Mnsby, Fancy Work ~ Nature
Studies, by Kate Gannatt Wcllsi How
Can Homicide be- decrUlsed. by the Rev.
W. Rode. u, D.. and Boys Clubs. by
winifrcd Buck.
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Chicago. oct i2-c1i. Young of tho
First Illinois volunteer cavalry. re-
c0lved orders tonight 90 report AZ
Springfield Immediately. With troops A.
u, g and - Of his command. Tho
troops will leave in the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

phnn, H. Oct i2.-Hat,ory n Of
Galrsburg and company q % Eig.n. In
command N Capt G. a. Craig. have
been ncnt 90 Nlrden- Company u OF
Aurora viii remain here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-13

The Peace Commissioners Derotees at the
Thespian shrine,

Paris oct. i2.-Thc American peace
commission. OF g o'clock today, engaged
.n ita first function outside 81 purely
Diplomatic lines The Figaro enter
tninod the members u both commits
Hinns with n stage performance, IN
which Co1uolin. I.1lc Fuller and others
tn1k mart. The occasion was Informal
and pleasing