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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

visiting friends.

Mrs. Ed. Olson ls down from Salt Lake
visiting friends.
a lease from clinton u. Siock. trustee.
OF Cleveland. ohio. tn n. ,. i<rusc OF Eu-
rukn. Utah, and Gcorgc Summerviiir OF
American Fork. Utah. 81 the following
properties in American Fork canyon. has
been nled with mo county ci1rM 'Ncw
Ira" Wild Du,,hman. wild Dutch.
Iodo" "OshDrnc." "Osh0fn0 40 Z" and
the osborn mill site. the lease ~ Tor
three years and provides that the lonHvs
shall pay a royalty 81 " uer cent uf the
aneltUr proceeds. Guring the nrHt year,
nnd - per cent DURING the second and
third years.
Tho following Elders. appointed 10 la
hor In tho Titan stake lu tine Interest 81
the y. ~. 81 l. IA have arrived, except
Elder burton nnd Mles. VIM ate expect.
- s!on' Chntiva " Lyman. raroWnni
MineuVlllc, Samuel Miles tr.. Al O,ofgc.
Jacob ffQhsi Mldwuy. 20. ~ Tuwea.
Hooper Elheff iIIftun. FHf Lake, lie.
hct g. jcA. spanish Fork Elder Lyman
Will dirCrt the lanufu % tho above named
missluuluca. aud good results are ga.
p.ctrd from their efforts o. Dn0atr IN In
iorost In mutual Improvement work.
\ marriage license hns h.on issued 10
ChuiHlunhcr r. Frank, urgd ~ ald Ham
nah Anderson. nH'd e. both ~ Santa
quln.
Tho New til' drow large audience IN
Tho opera house ltrt evening. who Ereat-
N enjoyed tho ErDin musicale rHtruNus
room 70 the company played here nuuth'r
night. Manager Jones r. entitled ~
nrrnt credit for bringing such q fine at.
traction 20 tue city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Some years ago parties living In Prov
ldencc discovered what they thought
was q deposit ~ coal, In the canyon east
~ that place. Some little development
was done. but finally the discoveries be-
came discouraged and gave M looking
FOR the mineral. About a year ago a
man named Carl lslvera, who claims
90 be an expert un coal mining. came
along ana locating a claim near the
abandoned diTginga, set TO work con-
STRUGGLING tunnel. lie has kept AZ v
ever since, and Is now In the hill si3
feet. In going that FAR he says h. has
cut through al the formations peculiar
To coal. and II 81 the opinion coal VIII
h. found before he goes 90 feet further
Elvrrs says he L. backed BY a Montana
mining company headed by John J.
WsnRcr " Anaconda. Considerable In
tercHt In HIS work II being shown by his
work By the people Of Providence. The
tunnel II In Providence canyon. about
fwo miles from the mouih.-Logan
Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

verify out OF the mouths Of babes
and suckllngs shall come shat which
surparse,h ~ wisdom Of men. This
ancient prophecy was literally verified
last nlrht at the Congregational church,
vhsn little Paloua sohranm, the mu-
sloai wonder, hold a critical audience
spell-bound with her maslerful mani.
pulatlon " the piano and her renal.
ian " the gems N tho masters. A
ehri ~ gen WIN ~ ability W an nc-
complishsd adult, airlngIng on The
nnii4. CONT %. IONS ol isubenstah,
Chopin. LlEfi and Fahumann with h..
$50 rn 'nnugh for me nv
pnbounded surprlHe 90 her auditors h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
rnn ufD rrI.ronArii.
nisb.Grsde Copper shipment FROM This
Famous Property.

Air. ID. Lundccn. who has been an
operator ana mining proprietor Tor a
number " years In bugway district, ar
rived IN tn city this morning from
copper orr from the old Telegraph
mine. which, according 90 assays. VIII
break The record ~ anything In the
copper line that has ever come from
ihe "Oid Reliable" Mt. Lundecn and
Partners are the leraees ~ the Oh Telc-
graph. and expect snrnuFh this ship
ment 10 show that hlRh-gradc copper
rs well as Head. silver and god, II IN
she above camp. The gentleman VIII
return to Bingham In few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

piaylnx several OF her own compost
ions that simply capiivated everybody
ond caused older though amateur CONF
rosers to turn groon w'.h envy. Like
s,r. whose fantasia u Minor she
piaysi. Iilgna has always been v
prodigy, taking 70 music and the plano
with abnormal delight ana her earliest
ronposiionr were wonderful In their
conception and harmony At her present
age-ten yoars-she Is a marvel. ana our
best local musical critics were the most
enthusiastic over her performances last
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cESrrsSiAL.IuRnKA DniprsD.
Company WIN Pay One Of 80 Cont- y
share on the I5th Inst.

Although no dividend has been form
ally declared. the News" has u from
official SOURCES that the Ccpcnnnl-
ur $4,000 on The it,h Inst. this de.
.ribLsln " "Vpivst" being the nrat
midc hy that company since March,
1877. when Taid, the company viii
have 60 ita credit a dividend record "
f2.0.5 600. and with the mine In good
shape and the company well able 10
continue Hutn Taymtnta, fhla sum VIII
undoubtedly be added with pleasing
regularity to the stockholders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

From gentleman who recently re-
turned from the Cracker creek district
u Il learned that rich strike was made
a Few DAYS ago IN the Esmereldi group.
one Of the most promising properties
In that section. The Esmerolda group
consists of nine claims. all of which
have been actively developed. Some NJ
the ore shown 20 a Republican reporter
carries free gold. which can he plainly
seen. The lodges IN this group are from
ten 10 twenty feet In width AMI can be
tapped 90 a depth of 1000 feet by q
tunnel.-Haiter Republican.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
GOOD LIVERS
Like
Grape=Nuts
Hot or Cold.
WHAT THEY ARE.

POUND At GRocrHs.

- 80" WV
Widespread Interest has been ere
~ ~ among good liverE. as 20 the COM
nsNon ~ urape-Nuts. the new food
II nay come Into popular use OF late.
~ long been known 10 physicians,
s,',ull..a ana food exper.s. that the
s,,'hy portions ~ entire wheat h0ur
sntt uifl'y Is transformed Into true
NY very choice sugar. by the act OF
IN .Nnal digestion In the human body.
10y. sugar u Identical vita. and IL
d'ti,,N ~ Hrape.sugar. and q IA In con-
:, Ky i.F Immediate transformation In
~, oll and the necessary structureH
~, wv, which the delicate nerve oeniers
20 i,1d expert NJ the Postum Cereal
~ ialn'' Battle Creek, Mich, follow
da, hhe " experiments until he pro-
Wblt we food called Grape MUS. OF
ny, kiapg-sugar forms the principal
I'M, I, hhl u produced ~ following
way "''uIe's processes. In a mechanical
ana ~ new food has charming nayor
viz 'an be served Instantly either cold
c,s en-. eFelm, or, by pouring hot milk, or
oues over II, one has a no. mush AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Henry Green. secretary 81 the rissure
MiniuE company. opcraglns at silver
CITY. LEFT FOR tho mae this morning 20
issue orders for the erection Of Hhaf,
house and other buildings on thc prop
efty. The Ilfsurc shaft has now
reached drfch % 400 feet, and mineral
has been encountered. although values
are not stated. Il Il believed. however
ahii from this time on che company
viii see better days and the mine soon
develop into "A paying proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Porto Rlean Currency.

To solve the money problem. all Porto
Rlcnn currency should be- Immediately
called IN. The hnsor metal not being
redermahle IN gold ~ face value should
b. exchanged 10 bullion for the national
coin. The gold would be worth near It's
face value that u, gnld fvc-poao
piece would bring about N5s. silver
peso about - cents. copper about 2
cfniaNoa Tor penny. The paper should
be- received on q silver basis. ~ u Ia not
rtdfcmabi, 90 face value In gold. and
lie purchase VIII be a total loss TO our
government.
owing 20 the fac, that all large land
owners and producers live abroad the
native currency IL very limited. and
Prom Financial Wrong In Porto Rico.
ny Lieutenant Clarence Wiener. In
North American Review FOR December.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Tho following dates have been fixed for
opeulnr The tdrna'u % tho Fourth district
count for 1920.
Utah Connty-Th fourth Monday In
january and the second Monday ir April,
september and December
Mnantrh Dnuut-Ihv second Monday
I'm trhfuufv. lure ana October.
rlutnh County The third Monday ln
aud November
liz The suit ~ Chns pirrca 1T nd w. itu.
dulph r.. Hunter q ul rf,tlousit sub
United. decision has been rendered
awarding piuintinH the property in uIF-
putc mining property In American Fork
canyon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
Grand Central dividend.

Special Go the News"
Provo Ttah. Dec. G.-lThe Guni Ccn-
trail directors met here today ana de-
ciafsi dividend NJ. OF 1917 cents
shtre. or 81. go. payable Dee. 10Th. and
making the total amount paid S2iS,i50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Joe liowers. goo n 2figc.
Joe Bowers Extension, 1900 q i0;.c.
Joe fowcrs Extension. 1000 n i0t,c.
doe Bowers Extension. 2 so ~ lie.
'ittshurr. 100 ~ Zoe.
,le fittsuurr. % d itHc.
Omaha. 10 ~ &c.
funhcam. 1850 ~ Toe.
stat Consolidated. co n si.02is.
star tonsulldntrd, Too " si.O3.
lahhits Foot. LOO ~ lie.
Total shares sold. D. g-O.
H'hing value Of stocks. sii.ll3.i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

~ Spain, in Norih American Review
flr December
Peace Commission" by the Hon. Han
MS Taylor, late United states minister
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

by Alyah N. D0ty. NJ. H.. health officer
~ she port ~ Nov York. In North
American Review for December.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Try The "Delicatcssen cafe" the hes,
Lunch and Dinner In the city for e5c.
open all night. i2I Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Ralph Guthrie. stock Broker Room II
Walker Bank building. Telephone No.
los A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

\ good piav IN the haals II a csm-
p1ny muti above thc average. Is what
j. meant by Chattanooga li The Grand
this week. The piece tells a story %
the civil war In such an Interesting.
faclnalinR Nuy as @ rivet she asten.
tion u the audience from Start 90 m
ish. Although trine long. being In
i've acts. q does not become Welria0mr.
The situations all through being "
decidedly catchy nature. The Incl
dents In che life Of soldier are llurg.
cole nf tlmeF yet. withll. they breathe
the spirt of loyaNy ana ilvc of country.
- much admired by the American pro.
pie ana which never fails 10 elicit q
good degree Of uTplausa In Chlttn.
u1oga Lincoln J. Carter presents on.
NJ h's best pieces and In she company
presenting 70 he has = body 0f talented
people. w. !. Cogswoli US Colonel
Ieurlca n perhaps the lca.ling chnrac-
ter, AMI ils plW " wen HuH. IluOl
thNughnui. Mcssrs Parker and Hess
~ John and Leon Cornell. the former
me Within. the h;tcr hero. are also
wen suited O. the plits ua irned them
Whtlo Emmett Dewey has "a clever hit
iu The role " Bcr,it Jenrioa. son OF az.
COLONEL. who u superf'iiiHus 90 q fault
The part ~ Amos Cornell. a rffired
mcrchlnLwas well done By Albert Ctse.
but is hardly ionE crourh to call flr
gny manifest ability. His killing hy
John Cornell. was alro % trife weak tho
utfedy being hardly aunicierfiy real.
lnilc. Tho ladies' all ala we'll Mis-.
Siocktuu aa Julia Davis being an 81.
rechlly Important character. Tho play,
though a litilf Disconnected M p,icoa.
" on the whole wen wr;tcn. nn1 con.
tplnH enough % the romantic TO maxi
b much appreciated. Al tl.i, Chttfn.
noog1 u a splendid extraction and viii
dhuhiItFs on The Grand every night tnis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Frank Hanson. ono ~ the oldest en-
F'neorr on the Utah division of the Ore
gun short Line. IN seriously III at his
home In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

2So Main 81. the business mems re-
sort for Excellent Meals" Right
prices. quick service. Free Delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06
TRANSPORTS De sTOcks.

AlaK. To- shares n clc.
Tour Aces. ~ y iait
-Four Aces. in1 " fe',C.
-Four Aces. ~ " tir.
your Aces. suln VI ste.
Pour Aces. io " a,'c.
usl iff. Marion. 100 y slc.
usYHeri Marion. Lea n lie.
usiHsr. Marion. Ia " .iisc.
uei Hor. Marion. up " 10.
usiher. Marion. 80 u 30,
usYHer.M i'D II &c.
ualrna, 10 " sc.
tlalena, 20 n Ia.
Mammoth. 81 " ts0s,
Northern lIHht, To- W. tic.
northern llght. iOo " iG,Ar.
Nurihern l.iFht, leo " lsitc.
northern LIGHT, % " tGc.
nuckrYe. i.VD n Gite.
hugkryc, 100 u si.c.
Ihlorlde Point. IA u si.ssis.
chloride Point, iel u N.1C,
Dexter, ~ n $40.
Dalton. 100 VI gr,
Dalton, G.OO n no.
Dalton i0.oso " s.c,
Emerald. ~ W ~.
hirlo and lilue f,~li. ioo q f.0i.
lfaFlr nnd Hue hell ~ n .aUis.
u,plhrn EnFle, 500 n dhc.
ipmtHtnke ,aD W ste.
Joe i@wrrs, 900 q SIZE.
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Tonight and tomorrow night, Stuart.
tn" Male Patti. viii appear wkh hia
company nj the Thcntor In an elaborate
production OF the musical cNtrnynra.
-, "lif2.' 80 much praise has been
bestowed upon this organization. that
sale has already ben made. aud h A.
predicted that the piece VIII lind nvon
more favor than when nrst presented
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-06

Following "iie9" on Friday ana Sat.
urday night. Charles w. lIoypH nrst
aud perhaps mcrr.cat farce comedy. A
Inrlor Match. Many of che uiginnl cngi
Parior Match, Many of tho original cnst
mpdernxled and brought up g. date. Ia
should prove moro Interesting than
Evening star., 1898-09-02

congressional convention met yesterday and
unanimously renominated William B. Baker
of Hartford county for Congress.
The proceedings Of the convention were
harmonious throughout. Henry McCul-
Tough of Cecil county Was elected perma-
nent chairman. and Mr.. Upton permanent
secretary.
The committee on resolutions reported
through Its chairman. W. /. w. Seabrooke,
editor of the Westminster Sentinel. The
resolutions reafflrm the me-honored prin-
ciples of the republican party. The admin
istration of President Mckinley and the
state administration were commended and
eulogized. The war policy was praised ann
the soldiers and sailors were lauded for
their conduct during the war with Spain.
The Dingley tariff, the maintenance of the
gold standard and the general policy of
protection were indorsed and commended.
The Baltimore county votes six I'm num-
Der, were cast for John S. Ensor. The 9TH
ers all went to Mr.. Baker, after which the
baltimore county men moved that the NOM
ination Of Mr.. Baker be made unanimous
which was done amid great applause. Mr.
Baker was then introduced and addressed
the convention Mr.. Ensor also made a
speech. promising his loyal support to the
nominee.
Evening star., 1898-09-02
Evading the War Stamp LAW

The Treasury Department has issued a
circular calling the attention of collectors
and revenue agents to the fact that the tax
On medicinal preparations is not being thor.
oughly enforced, and ordering an Immediate
and systematic examination Of the stocks
of dealers. Large manufacturing chemists
are reported TO be putting up a number Of
medicines into a style similar to proprietary
medicines in general. but bearing no stamp.
Medicinal compound preparations. many
patented or trademarked, ara being improp-
erly put on the market as incorporated
chemicals and unstamped. The department
says the action of the chemists threatens
ths integrity OF the whole tax system under
schedule B, relating TO medicinal arti-
cles, and calls for the serious attention of
the entire service.
Evening star., 1898-09-02
HEROIC OFFICER DROWNED.
Lieut.. Morgan and Henry Smith Were
trying to Save Wrecked Seamea

Lieutenant H. 8. Morgan of the United
States engineer corps, in charge OF the
fertilization work on Tybee Island, and
Henry Smith, a rigger, were drowned in
Catalogue Sound Wednesday afternoon in
an effort to rescue the crew of the i'll
fated Norwegian bark Noe, which went
ashore and was lost on Daufauskie beach
Lieutenant Morgan and party of four
riggers left Tybee in sail boat to cross
the sound to where the bark was pound
ing to pieces in the breakers. They had
reached the rim of the breakers in front
of the wreck, when q tremendous sea came
down on their boat, swamping it. All the
men were thrown into the sea, but man
aged to regain the boat. Morgan was in
his uniform and wore heavy macintosh.
Although a good swimmer, he was weight
ed down with clothing, and sank out of
sight. A moment later he reappeared and
seized the boat, but was torn loose by a
wave and sank. few moments later
Smith met the same fate. Morgan was a
West Pointer, and was assigned to the
work in the Savannah district as assistant
to Captain c. E. Gillet.
Evening star., 1898-09-02
YELLOW JACK IN MISSISSIPPI.
Ten New Cases Reported From the
Town of OrwOod.

Ten new cases of yellow fever were re-
ported last night from Orwood. Miss These
cases have appeared since the report We'd
nesday Of first infection there. and are
said to be of a mild type.
The official report of Inspectors Grant.
Dunn and Haralson of the Mississippi
beard and Inspector Gill of the Louisiana
board of health on the first Orwood case
was received yesterday, and unhesitatingly
pronounced the infection yellow fever.
The state board of health met at Jack
son, Miss, yesterday and issued an order
stopping all passenger traffic on the Old
Line of the Illinois Central. between Gren-
ada and Holly Springs, isolating Orwood.
An order was also issued prohibiting any
more excursions being run by railroads
until all danger of an epidemic has passed.
The following resolutions were adopted:
BE 1t ordained by the executive COM
mittee Of the state board of health that
no soldier from foreign points infected
with yellow fever will be allowed to enter
the state of Mississippi without a health
certificate showing that he has been in a
non-affected point for period of ten days
last preceding, and no baggage, freight or
express will be allowed from said points
unless accompanied by a certificate of dis
infection from the marine hospital serv-
ice
Evening star., 1898-09-02
Ellerbe's Long Lead.

Out Of a total vote accounted for up to
midnight last night, of 66172, Governor El-
lerbe Of South Carolina leads with 24,718,
and will have to make the second race with
the prohibition leader. Mr.. Featherstone,
who comes second with 14,914. Ex-Repre-
sentative Tiliman is in third place with 10,
a21 Very nearly all of the counties have re-
ported officially. Beaufort is the only coun,
ty in the state from which absolutely moth
ing has been heard. The returns are not
yet sufficiently complete to indicate con-
elusive results as to the other state officers,
Representative Strait has been beaten in
the fifth district Messrs Barber and Finley
entering the second race
Evening star., 1898-09-02
To Investigate the Grand Duchess

A board of survey has been appointed to
meet at the Army building, New York
city, at once to ascertain the quantity and
ccrdition of a lot of subsistence stores re-
Gently arrived on the steamship La Grand
Duchess, to determine where and when
loaded. to whom or to what port they were
shipped, and find the responsibility for
their condition and non-delivery.
The detail for the board is Captain Henry
L. Harris, LIST Artillery; First Lieutenant
Herman c. Schumn, I'd Artillery; First
Lieutenant P. Frank Packard. LIST Massa<
cliusetts Heavy Artillery.
Evening star., 1898-09-02
FORT MCPHERSON HOSPITAL.
Surgeon Taylor Declares That Ex-
cellent Care is Taken of the Sick

Surgeon General Sternberg is in receipt OF
letter from Major Blair ID. Taylor. sur
geon in command of the general hospital at
Fort Mcpherson, Ga, in response TO certain
charges relative to the conduct of thu hos
rital and the treatment of the sick there.
In the course of the letter Major Taylor
says:
Have spent this month for milk at the
rate OF $500 month; have as much ice as
can possibly be used. not only for drinking
purposes but for cracked ice and ice caps
Have special diet kitchens In each building,
run by competent cooks. and a special baker
for the bread. Have now reventy-one train
ed female nurses. but need more on account
OF sickness of some of them. Have over a
hundred hospital corps men and have hired
numerous laborers in mess hail and in
tents, with scrubwomen for the wards
My trained female nurses are very indig-
nant at this Misrepresentation. Every one
is working TO HIS or her fullest capacity to
care for the sick. The only thing this man
said approaching the truth was that some
weeks ago some of the walking cases in
tents did not nave sheets or pillow cases.
as we were short of them and used what
we had for the very sick. / have had nu-
merous mothers. fathers and sisters thank
me personally for the care and attention
bestowed upon their sick. Only this morn
ing gentleman from Michigan. whose son
N4'S o-d SoOS OH LuIiCuShs lolu lndt
his son could not have been better treated
If he had been at home
Il don't propose to say a word in the
newspapers, but thought it best to report
this matter to you. Have nearly 81 600
ahead now, and can provid. for the present
very well.
This man may have heard some conva-
lescent typhoid patient complain of not
getting enough to eat when his diet was
being restricted by the surgeon for fear of
perforaion and hemorrhage. Don't see how
/ could possibly spend more money for the
comfort of the sick without absolutely
throwing 1t away. Am willing to court in
vestisation at any time"
Evening star., 1898-09-02
Other Evidence Against Senator
kenney.

United States District Attorney Lewis c.
Vandergrift is preparing to present to the
federal grand jury, which Will reassemble
in Wilmington. Del, next Tuesday, addi-
ticpal evidence in the case Of the govern
ment against United States Senator Richard
r. Kenney, charged with aiding and abetting
William n. Boggs to misapply funds of the
First National Bank of Dover. Should this
evidence meet the approval of the grand
jury, it will probably return another in
dictment against the senator in addition
to that which is still pending, on which he
was tried in July. the trial having resulted
in disagreement.