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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

Don't be persuaded into buying INF
ments. without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs - more
and its merits have been proven by n
test of many years. Such letters as
the following. from l.. @. Bagley,
Hueneme. Cal. are constantly being
received: "The best remedy for pain
l have ever used Is Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. and ! say SO after having used
1t In my family for several years" II
cures rheumatism. lame back. sprains
and swellings. Tor sale by Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

Naturally fair complications would he
the rule rather than the exception. as
ladies would wholly abandon cosmetics
and more generally keep the blood pure
and vigorous by the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla. the only reliable blood purl-
hpr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

Salt Lake office Of First Rational
Bank of Park City. VIII make .oans
at reasonable rates, long or short time.
on real estate, stocks. bonds. mort
cages. or approved personal security.
o. j. SALISBURY. President.
SAM ]. KENYON, Treasurer
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AHoME RECEIPT

Dissolve ~ lbs sugar with I pint
water and add one 25c bottle OF
ELi'S IMPROVED WILD CHERRY
PHOSPHATE, makes 81 glasses, most
delightful home drink. All dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

You can take a complete course at
the Dress Cutting Academy. 1923 Main
ST., for what 1t will cost to have one
dress made. II will last you n lifetime
and save you hundreds of dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

I'VE have taken many bottles Of
II as the best blood purifier on the mar
ket II seems to give new life and
recommend II for all blood diseases
and believe 1t has no equal" MRS H.
w. LORD. Empire Ranch. Leadville.
Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills
Mailed for BE by C. !. Hood & Co.
Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

This Is the almost universal expert
ence. Diminished perspiration during
winter. rich foods and close confine-
ment indoors are some OF the causes,
A good Spring Medicine. like Hoods
to purify the blood and put the sys-
TEN in healthy condition at this sea-
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, relia-
BILE, sure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

Have you visited the Dress Cutting
Academy? 1928 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-13

TfHFWU'1tf N'fHVIINs
Glasses from Life. Figure. Portrait
ske.chins and illustrating. Studio 125
A st.
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SENTENCED TO Be EXECUTED.


Huntsville. Aa.. Now 2e.-Privai,
Lindsay y. HoN, troop y. Tenth 4. x
cavalry. now eneamped here. IL rest.
ina under death sentence. the result
" a recent court martial. ad which II
wuH proven that he WIS guilty Of muir.
der. Toe origin VI shls mans trouble
IL easiest toh WIKI these words
MEAN whisky aud "a pistol" Hts bcs,
friend wis me victim and the unfor-
funate's remorsc IL awful.
This IN the hrat death rcnicuce pissed
upon an enlisted man since the begin
ming OF she wur und for many years
previous. II IL ustru cling widespread
attention. The order of execution
rvads as follows:
''rhe foregoing case Of Lindsay =.
Holt. the ssfscnce having bssn APP
ptovsi D. proper authority. - under
the tenth article Of war hereby con-
flrfnsd and will b. dNy executed by
the provost vUsri. under drco.lon Of
the provost martsisi, IN such manner
and at such time and p,-a. as shau b.
ordered by proper uuth0rssy. Under
ghe nth ur;lcie Of war the execution
Of the sentence 10 hereby suspended un-
~ she pleasure OF che prs.lisnt OF the
unfted States II In mis- case known.
ny Command OF Major General
Wheeler.
A aNaN 4 H. II
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nArrLr win BURGLARS.
station Agent st Martin. Michigan. Give.
ssfsbiassr. . Warm sarpri...

Detroit. Nov. IA special from
Crana Rapids. Msch.. says
Isaac hchulter. Grand Hapdr and
Indiana slalson agent at Marlin. and
his aSsiHtant. Marshall Wlckeu, had a
Wild west battle with tNu robbers Ia
the depot today. wsckes and one of the
burglars were wounded. The robbers
had blown open the deIo, safe. 4 bur
glar alarm ran from the ieps, Ia
hehulter's house. and when The robbers
began work schultrr and Wickea ap-
psafrd, armed with N,nchesicrs. and
ordered the bandits o. Throw up their
hands. Instead they opened nm. and a
tusllaie OF shots were exchanged.
Wsckos tell badly wounded but Will re-
foyer. one uf the robbers was shot
In the leK bur both escaped. The IN
wounded man stole "a horse from a
farmers barn and rode towards Grand
RAPIDS, when hia horse became ex-
hauaied he stole another. II 10 re-
ported he has baen captured near Way
Hand. The wounded robber In sur
rounded IN a swamp.
Both tho Martin robbers were easily
captured later. one OF them at Dunn
Lake, the other ~ Wayland.
Both were tracked through the Aaow
by possea OF c.glzenA
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DENVER AND GULF OFFICIALS.


Mr.. Henry Bulge u the reorsaniza.
t'on committee OF the Denver ana Gulf
railroad, accompanied By a party OF
ra4lrad men and shelr ndlss. ume in
over the Rio drnde Western at 1880
D. M today. TIE party Is composed OF
the following ladies and gentlemen;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bulge OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. II. wlnterfe de Of
Berlin. Mr.. Alphons Lewis and Mr..
Harry Bronner OF New York City.
The party. who are travelling by prl-
vate car. were met al the depot by sew
eral local uilnoad men. among whom
was iioyi sherman,ge general ageM OF the
Denver ana Gulf. aud driven to the
knvtsford hotel, where lunoh was
served. after which MIR, Bulge toog a
drive through the city with Mr.. sher-
man, the remainder OF the party keep
ms indoors on account OF she weather.
When seen a. the hotel Mr., Bulge
said that there was no object On thls
visit except thar OF pleasure. This
work OF the committee had been COM
plcted az Denver and uhey are now GO
ms through 10 she coast Tor pleasure
and would return east shortly.
The party goes west either this syen-
Ing Or IN Inc noraiGg.
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AHMy uIroHns.
Reorganization OF th. Miiit.ry Forces viii
TAX. Place In the Near Future.

Washington. Nov. ss.-Thers IL re-.
nowed talk Of the reorganization Of the
regular army by the present session OF
Congress.
The general Impression seems 60 be
that the regular army should consist q.
10000 men. and that number will no
doubt b. recommended In the draft Of
the bill beln gprepard BY sne war de-
parsment. However. there has been ad
yanord a suggestion which meets with
some favor In military circles. which In
TO make a regular standing army OF
1900 men, and 90 have a provisional
army Of $1,000 men. the latter made up
largely of natives Of fhe Islands where
the unhsd States must do garrison
duty. These tr0ops could be 0fiicered
from the United states army and pro-
vision made 90 give The officers In
creased rank and pay while on such
duty. II has been suggested that Lieu
tenants could become captains and cap
tnlns majors, and ~ on 10 the highest
office Of the regiment. u 10 proposed
that the cost OF maintaining this pro-
yislnnal army should come out Of the
revenues OF the Islands gafrisoned. IL
10 not intended that che whole garrison
should be made up oil such oryanlza-
tons OF natives. but that a sufficient
number " United States regulars
should be at each important place 60
maintain order In any emergency.
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..VLe READ TO THE CABINET.
h, surenders Sovereignty In The Philip
pines, ladoues and Guam.
Il,su FOR CABLE STATION WANTED,
.uld Ipcus Deciiae 70 sell the Island
for . Reasonable sum. the Matter
WIN be Dropped.

Washington. Nov. ?e.-The govern
o., has been oniciaily oiviscd OF he
,ersful termination OF the Paris
zee Drrotlations with spain. A ca
sium To- this effc0 wsEch had been
sycd from Chairman Day. was read
\ ,eo,y's cabinet meeting by the eco-
Iary Of state. by the terms OF the
a,y which will be signed during the
lats week. Spain surrendcrs so she
med siatcs her sovereignty In she
\ .ipplne Isiands and Guam Ishnd.one
y ,hs IadroDe group. In lieu OF all
:. M, 20 Indemnity. the United States
~ pay Spain the sum Of i2o,OOO.0oo
\ fad Or Its equivalent. Before re-
Ar.ng 90 she United S,ates our Paris
! nm.iiloncrs Will secure from the
Sanisa cprcscntaayes. II possible. a
'oposi,lon for the saie TO the United
ka,ss u Strong island. one OF the
t,suf- groDp. some dlsiaDce east and
\ sh q LuEon. nor a cablc station.
Mud spain. however. dcslne 10 seil
D. snnd for "A reasonable sum. the
kausf Win be dropped for the present
hast The possible oe~slon OF TN.
y lad 10 no Involved In she pending
has. and o pressure viii be brought
! bgar 10 Induce spsln TO part with
A nrFe par; Of the time OF today's
ktlhs meeting WIS oonsumsd IN the
Inclusion u the new customs tar.n.
Siloh ii TO be- ps Into operation IN
turif of Cuba as soon as tho United
Inies alkca formal pOnacas.on.
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Isssenu. and Postal stamps.

Washington. Nov. 2s.-claude NJ.
1phtt1n, lirecror VI the bureau OF en-
kIAtlhg and PRINTING In his annual re-
poIl shows that dnisng the year there
were '-,SIS.iIs sheets OF stamps and
government securities printed and de-
nNeted At a cost Of tl,bl0,bgs. This sum,
however includes sl2,b9O Increase OF
~ s.o .,' 10000 paid for machinery and
foslo paid 10 outside employees. Deduct
,ns these extra amounts the cost per
ousand sheets this year was q cents
man last. making a total saving
% Ns.ioo. The average numbor OF
ssnsss handled by each emplOye was
s.-so' which Is the best record ever
rusAae by the bureau and an increase Of
~ per cent over the year 1898. a re-
aih,bie record waa made by the bu-
hau N supplying adhesive stamps To
u'e internal revenue bureau. In seven-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
RESCUED rnoM DEATH.
nriiish steamer save. N. Grow of sink
Ing schooner.

Philadelphia. Nov. ss.-The British
steamer MacklDaw. caut. STONE. which
passed In the Delaware Drcakwatsr at
O'Clock thin morning Hlgnalled thas
she had the crew of wrecked schooner
ON board. bu, did not g.yc the name oi
the schooner.
The Machuaw sailed from London on
Nov. II. for this port. q Il probable
that she has ON board the crew Of one
% the Hchponern which were wr-c kcd
on the New ingland coast In she storm
Of Saturday night AMI sunday
The Mackniag Viii reach this city
late this afternoon.
The captain Of the Mlckinlw ~.
ported 90 the Maritime exchange rep
rcuentw4vc al iteeiy Island station
that he has on tsiafd the crew Of SIX
nan Of the schooner Maynard Swnnor
from taairm f1r New York. They were
rescued 20 m.lcs southeast Of Moutauk
Point yesterday morning. she vessel
hegng abandoned On a sinking condition.
II n probable she had gone 90 che tsyt-
tom by this time.
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ounAss TO INVADE AMERICA
Commission Of West Indian Patriots start
for Washington To-day.

New York. Nov. bah members Of
the Cuban commission except General
cahsbo Garcia viii START today Tor
Wilmington. Gencrai GarcA IN In bed
suffering from fever. and II ID thought
ihI he wAl be able TO 60 Colonies
TorrieRte ard Mar;ln-Puey are also NJ.
They. however. Will be able ~ 40 10
Washington.
Col Manuel Sangilly will probably
act a. prosldefs OF the commission, He
u Ntal known In Cuba a. an vfa,or and
a veteran of the ten years war,
cubana do not favor ne ldfu Of the
commission proeeediug 20 Warrington
WITHOUT Den. Garcia. They argue that
II VIII loss much Of ~ prestige and Sig
nlhcance by his absence.
In talking about the commissions
plans for Washington. Gen. jose
Gomez said;
we VIII call al she white House on
wednesday afternoon. We do not know
u Prendent Mckinley will rcccive us,
but We are nsrf~a1 r't '1v
Will do no. Cen Caracas m
hesr u very ultul .utts..t sss ua ttsat
get ihroufn our work and return al
bly,"
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Under Orders for Cuba.

Knoxville. Tom. Nov. 2s.-'rhe war
heaiauarters Of the old Second division.
Firs, corps. which has byen here since
August 9Th, viii be broken tomorrow
ana 20 10 Macon. only two regiments
now remain here.
The Thlr.y-hrst Michigan and First
ohio are under orders Co be made ready
for departure TO Cuba, hut marching
orders have not set been received.
owing 20 a coniiict " orders the
Fourth TsnncfsCe did not get away I'M
al iate last night. II VIII have 10 wait
several days in Savannah Tor trans
Major David Hcmphlll chief quarter.
master of the division. has been relieved
from duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
Apostolic pspsi Delegate Ia Cuba and
Porto Hieo Ask. q Pew Questions,

Washington. Nov. ss.-Archblahop
Chapelle. OF New orleans, the lately APP
pointed apostle delegate 90 Cuba and
Porto Rico. made lengthy visit TO tho
state department and caused much SUR
prise among church people here by an-
nuuuciug 10 she state department Of
arlals that his mission included the
Phnlpp,ss as well a. the spanish West
Indies
AIR. Chapslle's mission u TO prepare
the hierarchy OF Cuba and the Philip
pines for the change Incident 90 the
downfall ~ The spanish sovereignty.
Before leaving Rome he was especial
~ advised 20 take M radical steps IN
his new work without the fullest con-
sent and approval of his colleagues IN
the American hierarchy.
Tho archbishop viii leave at once Tor
a short visit TO New orlenhA, but VIII
return TO Washington before leaving
the country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
MARINE oAsuALrIns.
uritish Tramp In Di-tr... white star
Liner sights III. Trusnt Light.hip.

New York. Nov. 29.-The British
steamer County. Captain Tuilaeh,
which sa.ied from this port November
sc1h for London. put back today Ia dis
tress with cargo shifted, loss Of boats.
bridge and other damage about decks
and listing heavily 10 starboard.
Tho steamer liowo from Liverpool re-
ports that at sos y. IN. yesterday when
about miles west OF Nantucket she
passed the Pollock Rip llghship No.
a, which bruke from her mornings dur
ing the recent storm. The llghtship
was under resfed fore and main saiI
and Jlb and was heading west by south.
The Bowie holsted signals inquirlng II
any, assistance WIS needed but the
hghtshlp only hV.sted the American
ensign In reply.
She was apparently doing well and
making good weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-29
MORE SPENDING MONEY
Boys In Blue Are to Have Bette Pay In
Future,
AS AN INVOLVEMENT FOR ENLISTMENT.
Volunteer. WIN he Mastered cut aud tho
sir.asth Of tn. Regular. TO he
Raised.

New York. Nov. 2p.-A special 20 the
Herald from Washington says
one Of the nrs; results OF the deter.
mination OF tho peace negotiations at
Paris will be ordered Tor mastering out
OF as many "a 5000 men OF thc volun.
tccr army. tn. orders thus far cover
5000 men. but not more than $4,000
have actually been mustered ou;.
The present army consists Of abou,
10000 men. exclusive OF all orderrd
mustered out. 1000 " whom arr reeu-
lars. The forces contemplated for the
Islands afci
For the Philippines. 5000.
For Porto Rico. about 1000.
For cuba. no. lcss than 5000.
THIS. of. the basis OF 1s,eo0 men for
the regular ss,abilshmsn, which IL the
number nox rcekonrd ON by competent
military fofccaNtvTH h.rc-wili leave go
600 men for further frontier and station
work In this country. Secretary Algsr
recommends 100000 men.
rherc are now 9o.ooO volunteers WIN
arr entlncly useless, Ia View Of the
technical cessation " hosilll.ies. Orders
for the mastering out ~ these will be
Issued without delay, which will leave
lVp,VV0 IN tue army. II was recalled by
army officers thas the regular army Of
$4,000 men had never BEEN up to It's
limh " enlisted strength. and that the
army of t.,V00 mon, under the HUI bill.
lacked 10000 OF complete enlistment.
SECRETARY AlEer refused 20 say wheih-
or he would ask for more pay Tor en-
listed mon. but Il IL asserted shat II
will be Impossible 20 secure che enlist.
~ "a a.
greater pay that tig month for each
man. An Increase 81 pay for prlVatcs
In the service viii be- on. ~ the almost
certain developments Of legislation TOT
army reorganization, the argument be-
Ing hanUi upon the dangerous climates
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by ehcir respective commissions at yes
terday's conference. This work will be
easy and rapid as b. the relinquishme NJ
ard cessions referred 30 In the protocol.
the terms uf which document will be
transferred bodily so the treaty.
The secretaries moreover will embody
In tentative articles f1r discussion on
wednesday. the subjects of the reiig-
foua freedom Of che Caroline Islands. a
naval station for the t'nred s.nceu In
the same group, cable iansling rights
nj other poiifs wshm spalgs Jurrsdic-
Sion. the release " tho insurrcc!lonist
prisoners atd the revival Of che srcisics
broken by the war
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Paris. Nov, 2s,-rhe Figaro today
publishes an interview with Premier
Dupuy In the course of which he is
quoted as saying;
''For tWenty-aght years We have
lived under c0nirldlcil1n. The army
and the democracy subslst side by side.
The maintenance pf the traditions OF
the army Is menace 10 liberty, yet
they assure the safety " the country
and It, most sacred duty. In spite Of
everything l am confident thar the vi
taNty " the country Will triumph and
over the present storm as u has In all
the crisis u has undergone"
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teen days after the pas.are Of the act.
the bureau had delivered lss.JsO,g26
stamps. This work was done IN addi-
tlon TO AMI In connection with the new
ING increased demands for United
states mites silver certificates and
treasury notes, as well as the issue OF
= new series Of postage stamps for
The Omaha transndssissppl exposition.
The director recommends that the APP
preparations for printing postage
stamps BE- made direct 81 the bureau
and ~ settle the point that the govern
shall do this work.
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CUBA BETTER THAN KLONDIKE
So Says Or. !. W. hhrford and Ne Ought
10 Know
a. Ito tia. n.cn In 10th riscr.-ue Ia.
poets To strike - iionan,s On san
Juan iiiii.

wichita. Kan. Nov. ss.-pr. J. w
ianFford, Of Arr1pa. and twelve OF
Roosevclrs rough riders. have gone %
San Juan .hlll cuba, b prospect for
gold. In an Interview here Dr. Lang.
ford rald;
"ilccausc Of its pleasant climate
bescve cuba 10 be a gcitcr sold Held
than the Kiondikc think CUBA Il onc
OF the best prospcc'sng countries in
The world. prospccicd In Alaska un-
I'll July. l expect " ocatc claim on
San Juan hill that company Will be
able ~ work at large profit"
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rfsyer ,er.u. Iaw,er.

Youngstown. Ohio. Nov. se.lThc I'm
portani VIII case OF iiunnastsr W
towchcr. in which Hillary Hofimrster
began suit % set aside the viii VI Jonas
hunmasier. has come 10 an abrupt
end and q settlement was reached ait
OF court In a peculiar manner The
case involved $4,000 In cash and on
siderable amount OF city ana country
real estate.
When the lawyers assembled 10 try
the case they were as,onshed to learn
that the lltlE1nis met last Friday night
at prayer meeting and came 10 an
amlcable settlement Of The case within
the walls OF the sacred cdinrs.
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c,,,,o,o,. Powder am. Destroyed.

pirnle. calf, Nov, ia dlsantrous
~. ~. works OF she California Pow
AZ. COMPANY today destroyed several
hniialne, and much valuable machine
~ t,' The gun-crlton department., en-
R,s. l5ss ~ $50. 900 and the TEN g.
49, dlseoftlnuanee Of she manufac-
,,,,. ~ smokeless powder, besides
,S,ou,Irg 100 men out Of employment
The vserlng Of the Wind miraeulously
saved the acid BUILDINGS xaiped at
,.,ns has Jus, made a contract with the
nn'.d states government 90 supply
immense quantities OF smokeless pow
de-.
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Hartford. Conn. Nov. 2p.--!The Canton
htpupucan ciuh some time aEo Issued
n pamphlet. announcing the candidacy
for the United States senate Of W. n.
Slmonda. N that town, ex.Conrressman
and eNspateut commissioner. The club
has now scni out circular 60 the mem.
beers Of the legislature. announcing thar
Mr.. slmonds has retired In favor OF
Gen. Hawicy.
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IaIaI Iloo,I. 10 An.irIa.

London. Nov 2p.-The Vienna cor-
felpurdefG ~ the DAILY Natl stys;
Trieste and the district ruundabouts
were Hooded on sunday by tfemen.
i1us iiiil wave. which ala much dam
age 90 properly and ships ana o1uacd
the loss ~ many lives.
There was a violent earthquake
throughout the southern provinces of
AufGrn. From various causes no
Tower than twenty-oght lives, u u re-
u1ffaI were iuaf
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Ad,an.. In Steel Hsii..

New York. Nov. ?9.-whiie no ON.
tacturcra had agreed % raise prices
can be obtained. ID a. not denied that
thete IL an understanding by which an
advance Of about two dollars ton viii
ne arranged. Rails last week quoted az
~ ana the ruling price II now between
W ana go, What Interest was respon-
s.bie Tor the advance i not made pubHc
am No Information on the subject u
gwen AZ che office Of the Federal Steel,
carnegie Cambria. and Lickawanna
companies The advance cIeces al "A
season when railroads are making con
tracts Tor bed equipment next sum