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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
EVENTS IN THE WEST.
a Record Of Occurrences in Neighbofrg
States and Territories.
SENT DYNAMITE THROUGH the MAILS.
The Newport salts roday Philadelphia
Goes to snmoa-R Robbed BY Highway
Attempted Abduction.

\ Chicago attorney IN the person ri
" Brlsiow. made an attempt %. Chey-
ennc Monday. 20 kIdnap his -yoar-old
daughter who iH In the custody OF Tho
| mother. who o. cuduavorinR to get a
divorce from her husband The par
i.os Go ihc lnllr were arrested and are
now in custody.
The Cheyenne Trlbune says that =.
T. Jcnsun Of Dana, was Killed yostcr-
| d1E Mr. Lous1u was hauling hay o. h.a
sheep during ;ho high wind which pre-
vailed ali over Wyoming and bis load
was blown over with the ud rerult as
stated above. 10 iH not known just how
ihe accident occurred.
The United states training shlp
Adams VIII. or OR about December 1,
start un a seven months cruise. By
that date she VIII have received her
batteries 100 Mari leland She will pro
coed from san Francisco Go Magilior
bay. whore che viii spend "a month ~
eo. She Nll thcn 81 80 Honolulu and
oriental ports
Tho striking rrsstmcn and a'ers1-
yrafH VI san Francisco have failed 90
prevent the publication % any OF thr
daily papers Their difference with tho
publishers have not yet been fully nd.
juftfd, hut mo- further ftr.1uH trouble
De- anticipated The Newspaper pruprls.
tors are confident of their ability 90
maintain ihelr position. and especially
o. the Biographical union has NOT 81.
pnnsci the cause OF the strikers
Tho cruiser Philadelphia has hcer Or
dcrpl il Samoa ana viii leave wtMH
a. Few days. Tho Yorktown N.u prIb.
aoly follow her ~ y feared that the
iofihr mlrs election ~ re- now King may
result On o. revolution aud % d. dssIr-
anlo 81 have war vessels thefU 90 nru.
tHCt American interests The elnfrtct
Tor thf American C1llIrr station at
Ilrl Purl has been let t0 San Fran
cHao ilfm and the work WN soon be
begun.
Monday, Cot. Bl1nton duncan. plain
iiW I've ihr suit N Duncan HrIIrrt tho
Aftnclnied Press. appeared u Inc
United states Circuit rourt 100 los
AnTelHs, aud asked to have the ruIt
dismissed The court thrrrupun ordered
The case dismissed. Tho suN Vac
brought aH an action NJ dhmarrs In the
sum ~ 100000 Tor lihoi. tha allegation
being ihr Associated Press had arrt
our un article taken from u san FHfn.
clacu pap.r To- which o. was stated that
Col Duncan had IN his testimony 81.
Tore the Interstate commerce comma.
sion boon charged by the south rn
Pacific company with iibcL
Tho formal arrangement FOR the
transfer % i29t,O00 BY AlvIngn Hsv-
wards ana the Hobart estate n j. j..
Groom, receiver, IN thosult OF NJ W
FoN, against the Hale and NorrrnHa 9ll-
Yer Mining company were perfected
Monday Ia Judge Hubbard'a court san
franclfrn. ~ developed that the CLAY.
.nn board " directory 81 the Hale and
Nlrcrofs Silver Mining company would
f.ttt the p1ymou. hy Nir Groom 10
ih' stockholders 81 the Hale and Nor
erufs company " any part of the
Judgment Huii Wi hr brought I'm.
mad Lately 90 prevent any dlfposltlon "
the judgment money on the ground
that u should Do paid in3o the treasury
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Those who enjoy light. fro,hy farce
comedy. with musical trimmings. nv
matter what thc quality. found much
90 amunc them last nlrhi, az tho New
Grand. where the frut performance Of
weeks engagement was given. OF J.
NJ dates creation, Tho Ar Ship, \
commsndhbie feature " the pfrsensa.
ton Waa the snap and vim wiih which
the business was pushed through ana
although many Hines OF She play, or
whatever else 10 may De called, We're
blaae and more than vurFgd upon The
vulgar, the apcclaltos fJund much
favor with the audience IN attendance
lao. evening. Tho absence " plot
could not be doplorod Tor thls ~ an un-
neeoaFlry article IN the modern farce,
The only excuse for a production Ike
The Air Ship IL the inorllnaie doH,re.
among certain classes, Tor variety hail
entertainments that are not limited by
moral influences, Performances OF Z Z
Air ship will be- given All week, Nl.u
the usual Saturday matinee.
Il D. ta be regretted that Mr.. aud
Mrs, Ned Roylo have been delayed be-
tween here and san Francisco and Will
not be- able 60 appear 40 the salt
Lake Theater tonight aa was intended.
but a u gratifying 90 ktf1N thlt M1N
viii be here IN time Tor the Performance
billed Cor Them On wednesday evening.
The delay was caused by burning
su1wshoda ON the Southern Pacific thar
delayed tranle FOR gWtuiy-four hour.
Holders OF tickets Tor tunlghta per-
Torrance. a. billed. are requested 10
call az the box-ofilcc and &c, their
money or have tickets exchanged Tor
ths only performance that vii be- given
Wednesday evening.
sale nf seats f1r The Ola Coat begins
tim1rnlw as the salt Lake Thsater.
The play "a ludicrluHly droll ana pre-
scnta ava interesting original story ihat
lH bright and breezy from frai 10 last.
Tho entertainment II provides Is gen.
timely comic and there ~ no end 20 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
k,blo,le Club OPENING

The formal opening u the PastlIn'
Athletic club took place last evening
The hours were very tame ana 0nl1
one asi.to was AZ al lively, that b.
tween the Simpson hruihorl. common.
~ known ~ peanuts" and Popcorn.
Referee willard Henn decided IN favor
~ the younger brother. The nrst mum
her was fdur.rIuui match between
Jim Leopold and harley skinner. IL
WIS very tame, Leopold being On color.
skinner glt tho decision, The program
ended with a tDu-rluud bout hr.wcrn
KID Smith. the alleged champion light
weight VI Utah. and william Jones. a
c0ilfrd light weight from 81 Louis. II
VISA very tame afialr, only flX rounds
being given Taking n an around. the
club had a very lnauplelous OPENING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
ltrT PENNIES by flRL.
Misfortune Of frank ilales and Family Of hide
pcndrncr, IDAHO.

Las, Tuesday afternoon about ore
o'clock about go tons Of hay. an iha
corral buildings Including stables, aifl
harness. bob slpda stc.. besides other
property aEErorating 20 valrc upwards
~ 1850 belonging &C. Frank iiai,r Of
Independence. waR totally. destroyed hy
IRE u Ia supposed that the Or origin
utcd FROM q match 900 py 20 lItilH 1--we
ycir-uld Hof of Mr. liaiar, In h.H ate
tHmpt az Initiating a person Hm KING.
A clyde stallion. tho purchase pflrr W
which was 1900. was also crrmaicd
a number " men Wffu working
within threo hundred yards N thu rn-
tisttdnhr hut ala not ritirr The blaze.
Mr. Hnios had hborfd crfrF ;inlly
10 meet every obligation with thIH
ytafs products ~ hi farm. but hls
ambition In that direction b. now total.
IS blasted. and ~ T. now. from tn NJ
fects " two previous similar LOSSES
coupled with prolonged siege NJ rlck-
ness iu hit family not oniy LETT p.nnl-
loss hui heavily encountered win drht.
thrrr being NJ Insurance whatever Oh
the proporty.--Frem no. ia, Journal
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OF the company and not be distributed
among the stockholders.
sunday night about O'Clock. two
maFked robbers entered tho pos.oilice
al ArlgU. oregon. which is located ln the
residence " W. II. Schroeder. p0st-
master. Schroeder was iu ths upper
part " the house when she men enc
tered. but man named Peter Crow
was In the office. The robbers took
Crow 10 the river bank and securely
tied his feet and hands They thon re-
turned - he house and forced Schrna.
der at the point ~ "a revolver 90 open
the safe. Tho robbers secured $500
belonging 10 the Afagn creamery ana
$500 of postal funds sheriff Gage aud
posse are In pursuit Of She robbers.
The transport Nswpirt will sail nt 2
o'clock today Tor ih1 pplrea. Gen.
Miller and hls staff vii rn aDuarl thr
transport about NOON. ON this sh.n
Will be- thirteen ladies' wives OF Hiif ri
who are going and 1f some whl lra Ii
Manila. The tr1 ps tl go urs no First
battalion. TwcuUDih Kansas. Do wy
ominr light battery. Assistant surgeon
Charles 3. Thurman and Acting AaNHt-
ant SURGEON Hanna. members uf iha
hospital corps aud clerks attached 90
division he1dquaricrf The war dee
lin'lt nus HHt. ~ '"' .Nul.L
l9ul lt9m w, Nl'.hl lllIi' .'eI "
Manila Nov. ~, cluyiug FupplIes rJr
the army aiai'naa ~ the fhiIppihts'
.t.. .tt.t .-t..t.,g ..t =
w. ~ ~ tat'' ~ ''.' NJ, '
Wy 10y lI '".
WI" =, ~ ~. '" ~.
'''t ~ ~. 'uNa' 'l .''H in,
WY Su,'l ii.In ~ "'tl'
.'.., 1,l. .y......,i ~.
l'fl' Ile' aiau.h 1hl ~. 10 ihe 'tft-
80 .i'.l ~ '.n .l. ~
tng' ~. .lD,. '" ,ilI' WI
lull l."t w. in lo ~. N''' "
iul,lt'n ~ ~, Huli in' .l.es1
ln. N'It l9 Hta I'VE
l'hlt Anl H'sn "t,, 'llr 90
~. n. iiA.h , W. al.n o'H.lA lst-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Mr.. David g. uanFs the Distinguished
rendor-humoriFt ~ Washington, y. c.
who s1 hlghly plclfcd large amller'c
al tha First C1ngroH lfional church laHi
ThurHdny. will remain In the city ana
give ono N hi1 dfllHhtful pr1ErumH AZ
the Assembly Han. Friday evening
Nov. iN. is1s. Tor the hrnDht ~ thn
KIrderr1rion. under ihs auspices ~ the
rph kindcrrnrten association. II 10
seldom 1ur people have on opportunity
N hearing 40 finished a reader. and ~
the cause IL most worthy one the
house viii d1uhileHs be crowded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
PROVO.
NOV srrIis5
rnovo. UTAH.
e,rden CIV Notes.

Garden City Notes.
James Warner ~ spanish Fork, oetl
2, and Nellie Wils1n, ~ salon, lg'l
II. have received a marriage iccis..
Martells Merry Makers viii app lr
N thg opera house Friday, the nth, ln
VIA oats and Saturday, the le,h, 30
The Colonel
President Joseph y. Smith and Rish-
op ~ =. Sheets came down yesterday
~ Intend a directors meeting OF TIE
Flrsi National bank.
The following salt Lnksrs registered
~ tho Hotel RJherts yestordayi Judge
ana Mrs. o. w. Powers, Master lt.8rr
Powers, W. a, Hughes.
The board OF county commissioner
met yesterday una devoted The day
principally In considering cases ~ er-
fonepus TAX rilpE ana other questions
connected with tax matters.
Niles May Houtz ~ Mlplelon COM
nlNned yesterday % County Attorney
KING that Constable Fuller knocked
nor down ana sat ON her when ahe
Weri 10 the osirly pound 90 gel out her
CIV Mr. Fullmer claims that Miss
y lW1 Jumped al him ana pulled his
NnHe.
ihe Opera house last evening under
lhe aufplcga of The Womana Demo-
y.ale cltb, presided over by Mrs.
hleeta Bullock. Judge q. W, Powers
HliQe most eloquent address In favor
NE Democratic ticket and Tor the
,.eglon ~ Hon. u. II. Roberts und the
,N,lfe Democratic ticket, The aud.-
was very large ana enthusiastic.
lhe Provo Silver band and the silver
sl,e club rendered beautiful musical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Firs, lieutenant GsorEe d. Guyer Of
the sixteenth Infantry. came iu yos'rr-
day from the east. and viii spend tw'
month"; with his wife ana hl@y NJ NO
go flsi Third south. It, WIS not prs
ent with his rtrmani az the bnttl0..
before Santiago. h.inE on detached
duty ns ordnance ,filrrr ~ l'hnAdrls
rha. since August De has heon W.
command 0f company ! ~ mo six
trcnih and nays thT boys are now very
CONT rtlhiy situated 90 iiuniavillr.
Tho lieutenant Il Uek nt present, but
thinks 10 only SLIGHT attack incident
upon change Of climate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

,,,or 10 HANDLE The PROPERTY.

..,,s.es In the Dulllon-Be *
,-e quite hopeful concernins
lpH' ,.,,,r. Of this property, ana 70 is
., ~. bs',ef thh, a brief space Of
hs IN ard J.. shipping ore and on a
r,d yng basis 49,. II.
.yes II as his opinion that 81
49, ...,i 4, become a sure winner judg-
,s,m IN, showing that now prcsenii
~ In The cave. says he. ihe min
g.g,sp has Nv appearance Of
.5r.r GOOD values, and the very fact
r',c,ed samples have shown as
80, r,ld with a small per conf
,,sv,. seems to bca! out this opln-
Generally conceded by those IN
90 ,n mining. ihat the stock "a
~, % experience a small-slzcd boom
ri shortly parallel ,he figure now
80 t,f Zoe nlwcrs and -Four Aces.
y, n.. ;hat W. NJ. Nes5it, formerly
~ 10 Mammoth aud other Tinto
100 a about % assume the SUPER i ~
..i.rfy Id the Tunnel. la proof SUM-
~ ~ mos. mining men that the
..'..rtv gIii nn brought oui az a payer.
\. yssbIta afst step 10 taking h1li or
r.rs. ssh be- 20 CO. uct a thoruugh
.,,Ti6a,an u i's workings. nnd de-
'..-is. h. best cbufHc % develupmer :.
"tv.rr those who went uui sunday
=. pbgtUrfupher I1hnfon, who t1lk
- air. him Ms camera for the pur-
-. N rtulnr a ilnsh.lifht or maHnf-
- 3iufa. a. h. va. unable 20 Fet
:. wfir.oai uglE hla attempt proved
.s,r'uft although 20 will be tried arhln
7. IN, rear future. That The Tuunel y
N rrft IL generally conceded and
s,v ~ black quartz now IN evidence
a ri cave great results arc anliHl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

o. thursday next. Nov. 10th. there
WI D. another array ~ dividends
fvr DO mines ~ Utah. AZ that time
ht gufi Central will pour out rs
.aeh aryVTitlug 81 go. this sum
ftlntfnt.ng dividend No or a Grand
az anca tho mine was nut on n pay
~ bar.a u usitoo The same day
NJ ulinfar The payment Of 1900 hy
NJ silver King clmpany-u dividend
my mliernl.znH every month. be tho
unihtr glld 0r bud Then there will
p q distribution % 5000 hy the swan
upinN and there in no reason
- D. believe that Thuraday viii
lHfg aui another dividend % f2i. 900
.l.h ihH Mofrur. together with one OF
ll'9 from thr nulllun-iicck. the lat
~, lNo p b. paid later IN the month.
Nheh ne year closed the mines o.
.',h y ~ have made q dividend record
WHICH OIL loyal citizens may Justly
Nlhi with pride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

The regular monthly meeting for city
officers viii be held Wednesday even
ing. Nov .. IN she Tonplct5n prcsl-
dents viii klndiy invite the members
o. their associations 20 hr present
The regular msnthly meeting flr
county officers will be held in tho Muir
ray meeting house az 1850 Friday
evening. Nov, iith.
A full attendance v very much de-
sired, RICHARD u. LYMAN.
Stake Superintgndgnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Infant mortality IL something fright
fuL Nearly onc-quaricr de before
thHy reach one year. ouo-thlrd before
thoy ara i've. aud one-half before they
&c niieen' ~, timely g,s q
would save a majority OF these
prcc.1uH lives. Price 70 eta. z. G. ~ I.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
1000 pound, In ivory ton. 10 Maln.


suffered from eaHrrh % the worst
Kind and never hoped Tor cure but
lly.H Cream Balm rcuma tu do oven
Chicago. H.
] suffered from cnthrrh. IL rot 20 bad
! could not work. I used lsiya Cream
Hahn ana AN entirely wUu.-A. q.
CLARKE, lii shawmut Ave. Boston.
Mh1t
a Zoe. tfll nIgo 1r the Coo. rlzc ~ Els %
Cream Balm win he mailed. Kent b.
druEE'ui.. LILY brothcra 90 Warren
81, ". y
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complications. the acknowledgements. the
snafl.nns and general confusion among
fhe nriacIpai Characters uf The farce.
The complications Of the pot all arise
Fram the carclcEs habits 81 couple "
lawyers who use a common, ragged
0iilco coat. This coat makes lis ap-
pcarance early IN the play aud plays
an Important part through she entire
.hfro acts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Brother ifcbor J. Grant. Brother
CoNley. others u the general auporn-
tendency ~ the Y. ". NJ. l. associa-
tons, ana the Stake officers. will hoii
. meeting LOO tho Eleventh ward Thur
day evening next ia the Interest ~
~ 4 work. Prof John J. Mcclellan
and Brother Geo. b. Pryor viii fur
niah music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

A cough o. not like a fever. II does
not have 30 run n certain course. cure
70 quickly and cIectually with one
Minute Cough cure. the best remedy
Tor an ages and Tor the most severe
good. y. 3. achrtmm. Prescription
bruFriAt. Mccormick building corner
Main -. and first South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

The nrst " a serIlr n dancing psr-
ilsa. which wlii be- given monthly was
hold Hast night az tht Armlry, fh-
hlriH holng company a, Nauuhal
Guard ~ umh. Th.re were over Two
hundred perr5nu present and dlnning
20 eho murc of OifnE orchestra Wa
Kept ~ until a. N. The event wa
an enjoyable one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

ThluHluds ~ men ana women auntr
from piles, especially women with fr-
male weakness have this suffering q,
contend with IN addition ~ their other
p1lns TAHLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT VIII quickly effect q cure
Price 70 cts. IN bottles. tubes 10 ctr
9. ". !. nruE Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

II you have sore throat. u1roneas
ner1sf fhe back or eide. lr your lungs
feel HJrn pr tender. OF YOU are thrf.tt.
cned with dlphihrr'a ur uneuut1nln. an
ply bALLAitD'S SNOW LfNTNENT
fNfefnnIIN ana use UATLAWDfg
HoBBliOrSp sYHUP. n q. N. T.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Disease r. cured no; By magical In.
cHutatnuH but by mriIctl rrifurs
Hence % ls that Ayers siraapariiia
cures. and shat % proves 10 cminfnuy
succesHfuL ~ ia n nkliifully. nroplrfl
and strictly scientific blood. purlier and
tonic. The only one admitted TO M
Woflds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

ana nr1 troubled with pimplsu and
'rupiiuna. you viii nnd Hoods Enrsa-
lnrlllt exactly meets your needs. IL
purl1rs and ourichsa the blood and
impartH o. lt the qualities 20 tone the
nerves ana u0urIsh the whole system.
II cures 90 blood humoFa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

The medical prdporifee M Hairs Hair
li"ncw.r go nvgurltH th0 scalp. remove
dlrdrun restore thH hair and lia color.
aurpIaa any thiue Uf iir Kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

athpnert' company has Just made
,ha Wa.t ,ss heon struck In the Mar
1it af. uar ana q shipment az cvap.
lmsfre,g expected In from tho peNter
s,H WY contractor for the Glas.
IL h1s 'sl'fn Exploration enrn,ny
,hau bes sment q half con, n
Eagle X N9 Sggn levied on the Golden
nh pas' interested In lhe West Noun.
o. a I'M. ~ B.neh. IN az s,n,n rIns
III, IVY '''s'y ior thar property.
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m. Ninss a beer Lodge.

WILL a.. Ah,rrUm returned from Deer
ttr Monday says the Iron county
W-H. Concerning the camp VIII
IN ihit aIl The mlnCr being worked
~ ,t5N'nF 90 Noil ana ;h0 district
M rsrs ne thar Tor several Moths
a. Hsrfahlt claim. owned BY Camp
N tuHi q johnson. e. b. says. "a
stshFi. iH1 will eventually prove %
srssi h. lii owners. The property u
rIf & nahCy % showing ~ we'll
Ia attracting considerable attention.
A firrs " men la constantly 20 work
l.yl59.fE %. 4 rich strike has been
snit 10 ihe Indiana, owned hy Clark
4 TnumAu. Work has been resumed
Il ,hi charlie Ross milne. which was
tasii flHn all summer in litigation,
i.ha snHhAn, formerly % Milford. 10
htlfHl 20 ,he hotel at the milne. The
HrnAkd group j. being developed
u iuU M nbsn ~ ihe snpany u
sEfsfL aud h looking well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

NJ enlargement o. the Mcrcur mill
sa daily capacity of 900 tons. 10 F1-
tfonHlih ylfy sltiHfacilfy progress.
cauas1f DilsriJE losing no time "a
riirg he tanks togs thor and putting
arg rfnsfally In shape looking TO an
ufY completion. Meanwhile the de-
yi..gmiti N the Mcrcur mine 10 keep
re ~ With the progress NJ the mil
"A uh't the latter job h completed.
Aft unltun abundance Of ore ready
% Itainfti o. the improved plant.
ne lrl tufklnra are showing very
Ia 81 Ftluta-surprisinEly high In
hg,-dti ih.t IL a SQUIRE ~ much en-
cgrFfn'at ~ those interested. Fred
ntr vent 0ut 10 Manning this
ssrns 10 look over the work going
a. ftaff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

HOODS FILLS cure sick hsadachs,
nausea, bIllousnsaa ara all liver ill<
Price 90 cents.
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Outlook Tor The overland.

ne Overland Minsag oompany "a
ll 70 enter up0u an era calculate
mah' llVIlonds for IT. stockholders
a.'l Tow months with tho STAR.
y, 70 new plant she company pNi-
- demonstrate the worth Of IN.
.,Ffg ani. viii lose no time In get.
-. Sn' ttuks iilled 10 that teaching
!. 1mmer1ed ni once The plant.
Y n intHi run. worked MIN sneh
.nifnlhg regularity. that H. success AZ
.,hlne conclusion ana now the
,.plh{ 81 uhlut % nd1pt a iai,1r-
-,,'t leNeg ln the nature 81 "a tram-
~ worked by gravity, % connect
~, .le n'r on the i0O-flot level with
~ h.f ihe shan on tho ibO-lfvei 40
n. i.al.y facilitate the handling Of
- il,,iA, The overland has always
"a a,,t,,l upln az a rod property,
totA WI ih''' all tNpecsa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

W,ilpp.n 1Uulhrle. Stock Broker Room If
isA hank Building Telephone No
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

ANY, ANIL q, stocks Of Morris 4 west. lsi
hi'gk, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

20 Man - wv wv"
nr ~, ~. ~. lhe business mems r..
bf.e.. ''l Excellent Meats. /" Rlsh,
' Qllek service. Free Delivery
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-12-24
NO

Lieut.. Hobson is gaining bacteria as
his velocity increases. It was supposed
that the climax in osculation hao been.
reached when those Chicago women
scored one hundred and sixty three
kisses on the lips of the hero OF the
Merrimac But Kansas City up to-
date takes the cake, four hundred and,
seventy odd smacks being placed to its
credit, when Hobson was cOrralled by
a mob OF females. Tie hero arrived
in Denver Wednesday. but the COM
mittee on reception tabooed the kiss
ing epidemic, and the women pontcd
at this added evidence Of mans tyran-
ny. Hobson GeGes public criticism
and says, that he will assume all the
and that it is very agree
able to him He calls it flow Of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-12-24

Good taste and judgment are
essential when selecting articles
for presents or use during the
Christmas Holidays. In this re-
spect my assortment is adapted
to every condition. Glance at the
parlor statuary, hand mirrors in
gilded frames. shaving toilet sets;
Dresden jewel cases; cut glass AND
china wares. These are olny tew
articles that must be seen to be
priced. Low prices for cash.
!. f. HUGHES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-12-24
v,,,,r~ at Water Valley

), ,,rp VALLEY, Miss, Dec. 90
mAu y Williams, q contracting builder
y =. ! h,rue is at Hazelhurst Ga, was
y. ID instantly killed here this morn
- Eugene McLarty, . prominent
.all known citizen and business
i this city. The facts, as de-
'a,s = 4 At the preliminary trial this
Sp .,oor. tend to show that McLarty
ID entirely in self-deiense. Every
49,. q nut on the stand testified to
~. 'u and demonstrations made by
r,,.ms, su and it is probable that had
I .r.rtv acted otherwise than he did
4 At the very instant he did, the
!, shots would very probaly have
indifferent story.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-12-24
The only way to placate those Fill.

The only way to placate those Fill.
pine savages it would seem, is 10 buy
their peace or good will. Coin Is
what they want. The President now
proposes to pay them lump sum and
thus Inspire them with a feeling Of
loyalty to this Government. If that
would be only the beginning of the end,
the money would be we'll spent, but
their appetite would be whetted and
like Oliver Twist, they would be
clamoring for more and more treacle.
The possibilities of our new fellow
citizens of ebony and copper hue in
the line of begging and vagrancy are