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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
HEALTH OF TROOPS.
rorty Deaths Have Occurred at Ca,its
since september lat.

san Francisco. Nov, 2-The Anso-
ciated Pr.sa has received the following
correspondence. dated Manila, ocio-
Der sthi The health " the tropps here
at present "a Ear from being good, not
wlihsiandIng the statements ot che
medical department 10 The contrary
Al CayIie the conditions arr very
had There have been over forty deaths
there since September IL. mostly from
typhoid fever. Ons-third ~ the Officers
~ the Montana volunteer regiment arr
on the nck list, Including tho colonel
ana lieutenant colonel, who are unni
In one battery alone over Is per cen,
OF che men stationed there have been
ON ths sick Hist within a month. The
officers being affected as Vel as the
prIvatcs. The hospital accommodations
there are inadequate, The supply OF
medicines was exhausted ~ one time,
ami fnr days there was nothing med.
ioinaiiy 10 administer tothe patients,
The place II unhealthy at best.
The men are quartcred on ground
floors where n h damp, and In thls
country especially. conducive 20 illnesA
Many % the men worked themselves
| vito. NM now that the sanitary con.
/ ditlons are being looked after an I'm.
proved health record vii doubtless fol-
In Manila the conditions are better
Tho men are fairly wei quartered and
are being given better accommodations
az fast a. possible ana II VIII not now
| be long before an reason Tor complaint
| vim have passed. Much OF she sick
ness Of the past can be traced 60 the
| overcrowlnr 81 the men while proper
/ ounrfers were being prepared.
Nalaua Is the most common OF the
/ diseases among the troops a mhlarlal
| condition b the natural result Of the
| eiImnfie and sanitary conditions which
nrsyan T,yph5ld fever has also delep-
| rned 10 a serious degree, The average
| number 0f sick In the hospital, In ad.
| diti1n 90 the number or men relieved
srnm duty BY order OF the physicians,
ia 500. The new case reported to the
hospitals daily average about forty
rbsr. have been twelve cases OF
smailnoz among the soldiers 30 far, six
| ~ whleh havs proved fatal. The regl-
mental phyalclans have advised the
| ,,hvrWaah.Ug - the quarters and the
| ilherai use OF corrosive sublimatc, hut
there is not sufficient limo or corrosive
| subllmate or even substitute 90 be
had Smallpox 10 always prevalen,
"wnpe mo natives. many having Il as
children. The doctors are doing every.
| ,btng posslhle % cOnfine II among the
NATIVES No eases have been reported
for the past i've .daSs,
The hospitals. which In the past have
h.sn npthlag moro than death trapa,
ne being Tut into sanitary condition
Tbsy are abundnnily supplied with
food and mol,,lncs
This Rcd Cross has heen greauy mis-
,ranared and has been of little assls-
tanee. Cli. IApplncott has steadily re.
fu9ed 90 give out Information 20 the
nrss9 from his office up 90 today, ana
dniv then through Gen, Otis. Col Lin
nineott said. with cooler wea thor a
r,dleai Improvement ls looked for"
Gen. OTIS recently inspected one oi
nS,ablished since tho capltulatlon IN
Manila. and said II was the finest hos
pltai he had ever visited.
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ROMANCE OF THE PEEDACE.
M. Duee at las, viii be Allowed 10 In
speei the Coffin
say. her late Husband was the fif'h
pulc of Portland who was Very
Eccentric.

tordon. Nov. Mrs. Anna Maria
prucs aaughter.ln-law " the late Thoa.
c. pruce. who. she asserts. was In fac;
and In law. the NTH duke OF Portland
obtained a fnai order In the high court
~ apeals today directing the cham
color and faculty OF the diocese Of
f.ondon TO issue her a permit 10 open
ana inspect the coffin. now In the vaults
n ulFhratc cemetery. alleged 90 con-
tain the remains Of her father-ln'law,
or OF A man buried az Thomas Charles
Druce. against a decision allowing the
oxhumation Of the body. granted IN Au-
gust last by Sir Francis Henry Jcunc.
prerident Of the probate. divorce and
admiralty dlviaon OF the high court Of
justice.
bsr fatbrr.in.law'r ALLEGED death ana
burial under the name ~ Drucr wurC
dccrpti0na and that he lived and mail
fv died. after having been under the
are If pr. FORCES az a luuatlc asylum,
under The name 81 Or. H1rnun. Her
ION. who she asserts D. the righful
fduke NJ Portland. and for whom her
present proceedings arc fnkeu, IT,. "
has been until recently, domestic Her-
want. lie was last heard OF IN Aus
irilli.
Mrs. bruce. In her nindaYts de-
olircs that Thomas e. bruce dll not
die In December. 1884. as would appear
from the ofnclai record, and tia. The
H1fun In HlghEito cemetery, which ahg
seeks to examine. does not contain. and
has never contained, human remains
Her contention a. that Druce whether
from cccpniriclty " from fear. led a
double life. taking various courses Tot
his protection.
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CUlLtD FROM THE CURRENTS,

Admiral Sampson has decided not 60
leave Havana during the work u the
commission.
Fire In brooklyn last nirht ala $4,000
worth N damage TO the Continental
iron works.
The construction % the pier nj Ma
rlunu has been temporarily suspended,
owing 10 the rough weather
Al Champagne. H.. yesterday. Rich
ard Collier was found guilty of murder
The jury fixed the penalty at death.
Paul Andrews. who killed Bni Nave
over n year ago has been captured. nf-
ter hard nght with marhals, at
Nlnitn, T. T.
Colorcd soldiers Mt Chattanolra last
night stoned an electric train because
three % their comrades werc elected
from the car.
Barker liuntslcy. wanted at farncd
Kan. Tor criminal assault upon two
young Girls. has been arrested In Van
cpuycr. wash.
u ~ reported on good authority that
J. r. Caldwell has disposed NJ the Ia
NOUS sulhnn mine at Rat Portage for
''Afa ~ HAHa'NHNHNa
\ three days shooting tournament
under the auspices ~ tho Cincinnati.
o., Gun club. opened at the grounds "
that club yesterday.
About 5000 members Of the German.
American Reform union mot lu Cooper
union last nlrht ana Informally In
doracd the Democratic ticket
a meeting of the national Democrats
WIS hold ln the brooklyn academy Of
music last night 20 make formal dec.
larailpn IN favor OF judge Van wyck
Tor governor.
Herman Finkclstcin. formerly den.
lcr IN fancy goods. toys. etc. New
YORK CITY, hna MED o. voluntary petit.
lloi105, assets tll 900.
Forty representative mirror manu-.
iaoturerH of the country mot In plttg.
burg yesterday and COMPLETED an or.
Eanlzatlon which was Initiated I'M Vow
York six weeks aro.
Tho Porto Rcan postal commission
"a az work framing IT, report un th,
| postal work on the island They Nil
hurFoft the retention af the postal ser
vice now In operation.
| Princeton ana Yale will hold thrll
q, nate nt New Haven on December
/ SIN Princeton has chosen the affirm
/ atiNe " the question. "ites1lycd. thai
ihe United states should annex cuba
Gen. O. ~. Dodge. C0l. James A
sexton and DR.. T.. =. Connor N the wal
| lnNeftlgntIun commission were guest.
of the ohio clmmandery Military or
drr Loyal Lesson In Cincinnati las
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WANTED. a QUORUM
ts..sausn,iJ Cuban As.emh', Va. S"' M
Yet Come Together

Nv,,hisrt,n. Nov. e.-Prealdent Mas
ID IN. Brsyisl0nal cuban govern.
r,..,t has rtbled from Santa cruz del
ear 40 senior QucHnda, secretary OF Vhe
cu,an is.egatlln here. saying As
rsubiy has Dot yet met owlrg - th'
0hsfnft 4 a quorum" .,-..
This Naa called out by an inquiry ~
qsnor Qussada regarding reports en-
iag dy aay n SauTago. representing
ihe Coian assembly ~ N HesHloh AZ
Santa CrlH del sur. ana engaged w
dissustng Important questions relating
% he fHufc % the Island, me dlH-
afmAmsh. % the cuban army ana the
extent " ihr co-0pemtNn between IN,
former InsurTrns NrccH and the United
States auth Irtiea. II had been tlated
that ihs assembly organized ny ch 'fs-
!Hr Utr. Garcia as presiding uiilcrfl
thus Indicating that the military ele-
meat under Garcia would dominate he
assembly
rherr are evidences that President
Mtku,sy aud his cabinet have as
tlmnrss that she action ~ tho cuban
p-lr.sllual rovrrnmsnt will Mt be an
urClstc 20 The Motley at Washington
~ Father 10 sympathy with the exc
elian W that policy, scnH QuoHada
. satisfied hat this VIII be the course
vuds
SPEAKING of she Cuban assembly Sir.
QuaHada HAld' ~ u only the nrnl
t.np toward - regular and constitution
hl il'm " government. aud u VIII
Eve way later 10 an assembly truly
preventative - all the people ~ Cu-
"a For The present President Mass
has called together this provisional
MY, which " necessarily crude Dee
,AuHe " the unaettled condition " az
hFa Ia cuba, Il IL. however. Mt a
Military assembly. only eight or ten
.al ~ about hlrty.elfht being from
w military ranks. The others az.
ulm cNl life. dact1rs. lawyers and
lanitra, and represent the best ele.
n,ht % the cummumty. This assem-
w VIII got form q constitution, hui
WV provide Tor constitutional gov,
,Ii.n-if, which Will take up the tm'
pii.it work - framing constitution
Mrni iaF the island"
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ur JuMrs ROW rLATT.
IIc Accuse. Party Campairnsrs Of neinE
Ia m utterly Demoraiissd Condition

New York. Nov s.-scnnior r. G.
platt gave cut the following statement
tonight. "Thc Democratic campaign
managers ~ the Hoffman house fcrm
20 be out u campaign matter. bcfor.
col Theodore Roosevelt was nominate
fur governor. the Tlmmnny tax CONE
mleilonera attempted 10 question his
elighllItyC They quickly dropped that
issue. They then announced that they
would make an attack upon The Judi.
clnry a. one Of their issues. That dli
not turn out fight Thcy then muzElcd
an ~ their candidates on she money
question. Not a single Democratic
candidate has been allowed 60 say a
single word on this vital Issue " the
campaign, That issue has proved dis.
uHiruuH 90 the Democrats.
$50 utterly domorallzed are our Dem.
ocratic adversarics that tho latest H.
sue announced by thrm IL a personal
ailnder ariinHt me. They have caused
10 .n be circulated that I am lukcwarm
10 the candidates Of the Republican
state tickrt headed by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt ! would not pay the slight
est attention 90 such a Islander N q
sariea have pcddled their story all oycf
the state. II u a basoleAa, ulandcr0us
falHrholl.
''rhe Republican party organization
In the state and IN Greater New York
from the most important official con-
nected with 70 90 the humhleat man IN
he ranks l71a been working day ana
night faithfully and Loyalty for The
election ~ tho Republican state ticket,
the Republican candidates FOR tho lggls-
luturv ana the Republican candidates
for Congress. The sound money allies
NJ the Republican party In this fight
have also worked 40 they never worked
before. the business men, the working
mon. and an classes 81 citizens arr
determined that col, Roosevelt and his
associates On the state ticket and all
other candidates Tor office who stand
upon sound money principles laid down
IN -. Louis in 1896 fhnll be- elected on
next Tuesday,
col. Rooscyclrs election and IN,
election OF his associates on the ataie
ticket n assured beyond the shadow
OF a doubt. The legislature Will b.
Republican by good majority on Joint
ballot ana a sweat delegation u Repub.
lican Congfs amen viii b. sent "a
Washington nom New York state 20
~ In the Flfty-slNih session OF tho
House OF Representatives.
Finally and with frrvor. I wish "a
say again that the Democratic ISLANDER
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Memphis. Tenn. Nov 2--Thc COM
m.ttoc IN charge ~ the quarantine con
vcuton tob chcid IN this city on the
t5th inst. today addressed letter 60
President Mckinley asking his advice
and encouragement IN devlsng some
effective and systematic plan 90 pre-
vent a recurrence ~ the DISTRESSING
conditions caused by the yellow fever,
which existed In some VI the southern
states during this year and last a
copy ~ the resolution under which the
convention was called was enclosed.
Every state the Union has been In.
yltcd 20 send representatives ana many
medical and sanitary experts OF th1
highest scientific attachments will alao
De In attendance.
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SECONDARY CONCENTRATIONS
There was No Provision Mad. for the sick
On the Victor,

santiago Dc Cuba. Nov. 2-Ths Unit.
~ states transport Victor was 10 have
Nv today az noon for the United
.alrs Win a number Of sick officers
~ men. Fortunately. Just before the
viNI hh'd Tor her departure. Den.
"-.lI military governor of the de.
~ ,inrnt OF Santiago. went on board.
NF 1inaHement he found no pr0yl-
s'Ha specially suitable 60 sick persons.
~ ~, fnilrr lack u dellcacles and an In
yVeul .'ney u medical supplies. Gen.
,".'l declares that hereafter ne Will
t3 "a personal visit 10 every transport
I, wy lt leaves the harbor He think
- WY strange that, after all the eN-
Fftucr had In thls ilnn. Inc medical
department Is not able 10 manage IT,
suA'tH better. Mai starr, Inspector.
fgngLal OF The department. IL on n fur
uuan OF thirty days. Col. Wyley,
w. naht'g governor, In sick with the
"l'AFla hW General Wood II fully
lual 20 the emergency. lie had the
- supplied In short order with Rcd
stores ana with an adequnte
,uni OF other provisions and the
ot LETT tho harbor IN time %
motto castle before shutdown.
gty' wood Is preparing Thanks
ior PROCLAMATION, being Of the 0pin-
hanks for he Dosing. thsy have re-.
,eNei. The Americana want 10 kecf
N.Y., Jay IN oM-iashlpned style, and are
s 'rI To their friends In the North tC
g,, ousiom.houSe receipts at The
,,,'...,so Tor the month 81 October ag'
A'ysile nearly 800. 900.
,.n steamer Joaefith, which leavei
IN g WI eau at Santa cruz del SUI
upitl'nlrk the delegates VI the CubaT
10 bsll assembly who have decided
bosy anbaequent sessions ~ tina
harlanao. the Havana sub,
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RUPTURE IS IMPENDING
wal Probably be Officially announced To-
morrow In Paris
,g,slAaus GETTING ON THEIR EAR
a the French Capital I. that the
Altitude OF tho Naughty pon'
!. Irrational

Nov. s.Lrhe Paris cores
-, ~ che Morning Poet says ~
'h.ae,sa that rupture Of the peace
i.,s'l.,ions b,tween the United 49, 49,,
sn,,n will be officially Announces
On m feeling here Is that tho atn-
"a. y, me spaniards IL Irrational IN
'u1, =, the financial proposals oil 'hS
,,e,,,d STATES. and tina, they may wv,
,,.,siy regret having failed 10 "s'''
.,.tiv With the adyeraary. -, an.
Hsa, vienna cufreHiloi ..i..tes.
..a,.s says. THE SpaniHn oi,,,a- ,s,n
H cannot be Hurprseu ~, mari.
apsrfsh government ,,,,,t,e,.d,,.
% '-,sinn 10 take the Phihppihes.
Cif ny ihe spanish people Were no.
Ns.us a. IA AMI the comm aalohetf
fitl,i..tendinF surprise 20 that Wv
arr l,.nt may be better able 70 ~,
80. ,pininn. Certainly Sl,l.,S
puot, ~ spain must have uhu I, ~, :,
80 ne archipelago vas ~ :" q, the
Va vIenua correspondent
The e..,b avs! "The Austrian
p.l ,n fders an English prutec-
cipIle' ne fmlnppines the ohF
tQfaW l,tI1n OF the question
pWprf ,.,i, correspondent or the
IN, a ave. "Rusala ana nnplhyI
,.. credited with the lnlen' ~
l..",,,.rating " Washingloh NJ ~
.,,,.r,iIon " the fhlllpp .l...,,,,,s,t on
a,,,s....ded BY common as,,,,,,,st,nece
li,... ,rf1n 10 certain cltounls'','ss oi,
fulltt 'g.,9,au papers express tn'lI
IRE ,sry frankly. The hampIiE
fefhht. -.rsndoug says The Nh!ieu
tsche ,,rductlng the peace ncgoI.a-
sihl's tb.y conducted the war ~,
- humanity II being Erauua''y
I,s,npst revealing the brutal NAM a,
sitlBrih when me pi.'.',t ,Sas
Et g,, , foot Of Philippine sou W.
s,,1.r'e,n hands President Mck,n-
" "5.,,apda the complete suifehu,r
W icgtuse victory In she iotthcs.,lin-
w i9etion depends upon 81 lhe
~ ,i.,n demand, however " less
i, suain than so the European
..,-sst which seem DESTROYS oi rslest,,
H. laval Htaiiour In the ihllbp'ns,,.,
mo Boeraen Courier enhil ..,.. ei','
,t. a.Wcru have no cause TOT lh..Il.l
w.. ma urges them 10 wntch NihuIi-
,rp,nsion with jealous eycs
'srs, rational Zlctung says II SPAN
i,faip compensation sufficient tn
30 philippine Island snd Cunl
S.tts 40 will be better on Wlth'u
ny. i.ianda Looking 20 the coming,
c,i ara rtratcFicnl value OF ihe
s.sisls. Wc should not be surprised Az
...ance on the part ~ some OF th.
..,..rs Moreover. II la evident tha'
n. Inhabitants win not calmly Ao-
e,s.ses m American annexation a.,
Terhs FrAnkfurtcr ZcitunE thinks iha'
,esf ,he elections the American soIn,
-'.'iorsrs are likely % MAKE r1hi
......s,Bu' since the chief question "
80, nv 10 conquer she philippine
,T.Sds rom the Inhabitants thsn now
i, .,efromr SPANS resistance
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Columbus. o.. Nov. IA special 10
The Journal from Camp Meade says
that Cen. Graham. who was relieved
from the command OF thc Second army
Uotps by Gen. Young and retired from
the service was taken very 10 today
and confined to his bed, suffering with
u high fever
Gen. Graham was much broken In
splHt and discouraged over his enforced
retirement. Gen. Young hopes 90 cln-
t.nue az commander. claiming senior
ny N rank over i.awton. who has been
appointed Graham's successor.
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millinery.

We lead he Town 10 showing Choice
MiIIINEEY. AZ lowest prices, Al
the chIc. becoming shapes. most correct
designs. choicest Cll0rngs are all gath
cred hero Tor your picking out a. one
takes less money 10 get style and per-
fectlon here than az any place Ia the
olty
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Armor Fiat. Tested.

bethlehem. Pa. Nov. 2.-Armor plate.
manufactured by the Krupp process.
WIS given It, first test this afternoon
by the bethlehem Iron company at IT,
proving grounds. Many notable en-
gincerH witnessed II, besldsa the Rus
sian ordinance engineers. who came
from Philadelphia.
II was the first test ~ Krupp armof
% American make. ana was a great
success. Three shots were fired from
an clght-luch gun, the prujectllcs
weighing 251 pounds. and the velocity
ranging from 1000 10 $500 feet q
second. The plate was not cracked. The
bethlehem company has received bis
sla.
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PURE room AND DRINK
Rich Mans
tea is Sehiliiags Best. 1t
is delicious.

Urn, The military element In tho as
seinbly has completely overwhelmed IN ,
clvll element that is now In control O.!
everything.
The United States transport Mortera.
capt. Faircl0th. which left New York
october gard. arrived today with the
In two wecks.
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osrman Emperor Cheer'uiiy Undertakes n
Very Large order.

Jerusalem. Nov. 2.-willam II Ger.
many IN thanking the colony Of Tenn
piarH fUf their hearty reception. said;
u hope that In the future az lu the
past my friendly relations with Tur-
KY, and especially the friendship *.
istinE between the su'ian and myself
will facilitate your work Whenever
one Of you need my protection ! am
there LIT him come 60 me, no mat
ter what hls creed may be. happily. The
German empire IL In position 60 az
ford IT, subjects a broad. effective
ufntYrtIun"
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

An aasofimcnt ~ 20 pieces High.
Clhhh Black Dress Goods placed on a4ip.
including New French Crcplna. En-
Fllah Cur Cfsp0nH. German and En-
Ellah Fancy Wetyra and Plain staple
sulunFs al tempting Special Prices.
SATIN puCiiESSE Ia black. "a
inches Wide, Six Back. highly finished.
lasts
e7e
DRAPBRY SILK. New aud Novel
Designs, % inches wide. In an endless
range OF c1lorlnFH.
75e, 6oc and So a ward.
COVERT CLOTH T1ns popular
fabric, generally used IN an the newest
mixtures, Dewey Blue, Yale Hue.
hrowns, Green's, etc, 55o quality flr
COATING sBRGES. of best French
makes. as Inches wide. in all the lead.
ing eolor, best value on earth,
FlENCH BROADCLOTHa. Tho
iargcst and best selected stock Cardl-
nal National Blue. New Browns.
Greens AID Blacks Special offerings
So, $i.65, Si.25.
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SUMMONS SERVED.
Hon John Wsnamaksr's Criticism Upon
Management Of state Printing once
Uesrs Fruit

Pit,sburg, Nov. 2.-Hon. John wana
maker who is maxim ga tour Of Beaver
yer county today was served with O
summons " trespass In SANDER when
he stepped from the train at Rochester
The plaintiff II Thomas NJ. Robinson
formerly state printer.
Mr.. wannmaker recently criticized
his management ~ the state printing
ONCE. The summons IL roturuable IN,
first Monday OF December,
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SILKS.

About $500 yards Of HGH-cLAss
SILKS. ia lengths ranging from Z to q
yards. 10 be sold az OSE-H-AIF AND
LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE. For
spot cash We closed out che entire line
" short ends 10 iuGH-CIAASS SILKS
OF the largest SIX Importing House In
the United States, and viii place on
sale. Monday morning, the entire line,
containing all the late styles In EURO.
PEAN PtAips, pi.lS8E BLOCKS.
NOVELTY STRIPES. BAYADERE
EFFBCTS. pOMpADOuR DESIGNS,
and a full range NJ dcslgna In HEAVY
BROCADES. Including BLACKS In twO
lots. at thp marVcluualy low prices OF
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that am iukewarm 90 the election Of
tho Republican state ticket. demon
stra,ea the utterly demoralizcd cundl-
ton Of the Democratic campalgncrs. II
is too ridiculous and too untrue for
further comment"
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73o and 97o Yard.

Tho original cost Of landing these
silks IN the United states was $50,
$500, $3.50. $500 a yardl Youli ha
Throwing MONEY AWAY n you
buy silks this week before Investigate
INK these very startling values. COME
EARLY As THEY WILL NOT LAST
l.ONGi
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So, $i.65, Si.25.
Flannel Prices.

eNslnch Cancels Hair Flannel. IN
Efay or tan, remarkable good. $40
qulllsy. here this week per yard
g.
al.lnch wide Good Weight White ahn.
ker Flannels, well feeced. the GUS
iomary Zoe kind, here this week per
yard,
7e
Extra Good and Heavy Sanitary
Flannel, $50 yards IN brown only. equal
70 tho best i2h goods, Here this week
per yard.
Very Heavy 3i-inch. unbloachcd Cam
ton Flannel, long, heavy nap, the every
day i2lsc quality, here thls week per
yard.
40 yards Extra Heavy Drlil Blcachel
Canton FLANNEL 10 always before sold
Ht s0t. but slightly slIlsd. Must be-
closed out 'hla week. per yard.
A new shlpment on wool-nnishei
Dress ana Waist Flnnnetlettes. ln plaid
effects. Made 90 sell at zoe. Here this
week. por yard,
Nom shrinkable Scotch Flannols IN
neat checks ana Htrlpr1-uhed cNten-
flysly Tor palamna-regultr retail price
SOC. on sale this week, per yard
25c
s.lr Striped Shifting Fhnnols, In
cream grounds with l.Eht calored allS
strlpes, the pretiiest patterns In the
market, well worth &c. on sale this
week, per yard,
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CLOAK Z SUIT DEPARTMENT

The best assortment Of Ladies'
jackets In Black. che New shhdcg ~
blue. Brown, Tan, Green, etc. 10 e
found IN the city az
$40 Each
ladies' Tan Covert Jackets, Light
Fur edged, lined. Special
Beautiful variety Of ladies' Winter
Jackets, In black and all the leading
$3.50 to $40
ladies' Heavy nourle Jacket or heavy
Melton jacket, Handsomely braided,
zach worth 10000, Special at
Nohhy, jaunty styles IN Meltons.
Kerseys. ETC., Black ana colora, from
Sii to $3.50
Plush capes. over 600 garments to
select from,
chulrru's Jackets, an ages. IN plain
or rough effects, new nobby styles,
'''" SIto $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
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