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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
A DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE.


a most delightful musicale. In honor
% Mr.. H. L. Emou,n, president % the
Denver Choral union, was rivon in the
p1rl1rs - the Hotel Ntanltlu Saturday
nirht by some nrsi class local talent
The function proved 90 Boz a success IN
every particular and was highly en-
ilyp1 by chose present The program
was made w na follows. Pian1 Solo.
Squire Coop; song. Str Goddard; cong.
MIH Barrow; violin rii1. willard
Wc.ho. sung, Miss pwycr. guitar n,io.
Mr Schguer. r9nr, Sir. james. Every
ruMlrr received uuHiuiHu applause
and each arist was fIrc q t1 respond
90 an encore. ". s.. williams. vice
pi alduu, uf thc CammI1u 1clrty made
q fCu opel ming rum Es during wilch
De took DecaF!uu Co r.f.r 90 abe good
feeling now oNnlng between Denver
lrd san Lake CIlY brought nbou,
laTE.i y through The reclining influences
Of Iis EIe.addfol VI i..i-G-t-s.. ~ the
rwrIueiJu ~ The program refresh.
mOufs wcrs served in tls apaclous dim
IHr room Of the MIuIfHu.
Prof john McLellud acted a. ac-
companit in his usual capable man.
nee.
The affair was given under the aus.
piece Of the Cnmhriun uHfHHiltiou. ass
rlHttdhy Mr.. ~ Park 'ha popular
WIulr0r NJ tho MnnIiuu. Nr Emerson
leave flr home tomorrow and Will take
wish him pleasant memories uf Die
brief sli1urn In ",le city of the
Saints"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
Now . IIone nnlerrrI.e.

Now that the entire capitalization ~
tho Dexter n vested IN Utah mining
men, tho same has become "a home en-.
terprlao ana promises tn benefit homs
people. Upwards OF $1,000 shares hnve
bern takcn by McasrH. pOrn. Airs, Mill
nct aud Lakln, and u IN proposed %
handle the property 90 the best adj
vantage 90 tho stockholders. Thu lat
cot reports from tn mine aro - tho cf.
feet that % ~ looking Hcll. The semi
monthly cleanup iH expected IN tImor.
row ana the contracts Tor the cleo.
tric plant on Jack and Chicken creeks
having been Lee. this work viii be- az.
tended 90 Immediately. Col, Mllnrr.
the cumpnnyH manager. win 80 10
TuHcarufa tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
WHAT HEY ARE.
compo.IlIon Of Id ramon. Son,

'"mposliion OF the Famous New POND.
A wide aproad Interest has besn cre.
ntcd amung good llvers, az 10 mo com
position. Of drnpe-Nuis, the nsw foo1
mat has come INTO popular U.S. OF late
~ has long been known 10 phyrlcian.
ohemiHia ana food eNpertA' Thai ~
Hlarchy portion OF entire wheat Am,
ana barley IL transformed into A tr,,s
ANA very choice sugar. by the M, ~
intestinal digestion In tho humnn
body. This sugar n Identical v'i,h
ana W known as grano-Fugar,an ii is
IN condition for Immediate transfor
nation into blood and tho neces'n,,,
hiructure from which tho deIica,s
nerve ccntors are built un.
A food oNpit 81 the Postum cere,i
Co.. Linn, Battle Creek, Mich, foiln,,'
od a line OF experiments until he ny,
ducod the food called Crane Nuts
which grapp-Hugar forms tho pri,,t,,S,
part and U ~ produced by foliovvin,'
out Natures pfuCcaaoa. In a mte,,,,'th
cal way That IL, heat, moistnro as
time arc the methods emplov.1 ~.
directed by scientific facts gained A.
research. u IN
Grape Nuts arc probably cnttltoa a..
inc claim u ho the most ne,e,i,,,. w
adapted food Tor human ~. rNI.'vetly
eAtnnt Certain e Is that the NY
delighl IN tho flavor and mo psrf',.
action OF Intestinal digestion dvt,n...
tho use OF Grape Nuts In gatispstm,Hs
ana the added strength OF BODY lug lug
firms the fact. ' 'ph-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
pirs Ann sruns

Silver, t9A; lead. $500.
The Grand Central n In with a i've.
car shipment.
Sinking has been temporarily aban-
doned ON tho Alaska at Tintic.
Hon. II. T. Farnaworth viii return
from the Horn silver this evening.
4 railway switch II being inld 10 the
Treasure nm mine at rlntic,now nmons
the shippers,
Some good ncwg IL reported from the
Copper Mountain mine In tho Beaver
Lake district.
Tho Utah mine at Fish sprlnra win
ct some time this week.
John q. dray,formcry OF tho Dcxte.
Mining company win hereafter devote
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

Tho brigham Burlcr'a correspondent,
white swan" wiiton 90 that paper
from Park Valley as follows
The owners OF the Century mine arc
putting up another mill. The White
swan company reported another nrh
md. They, too, win erect inlll
shortly. Another party, or company
rather. viii erect min IN Pine cnnyon.
II n reported they have found what u
known ne the Fielding md. Of yeas
ngo-n very. very rich thing. Mr.
Fielding was out here recently, ifying
owing 60 vast amount of snow IN the
hills M the time. could not. iie D.
expected out nraln now. hut n above
pnrty.a mud n aH reported, he II TO
late.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
SALT LaKT MARKETS..
rrlcc. Of Grain. HAY, rrult and Vegetables
Here To-day,
Salt lake CITY. Tftnh. Aug. %. 1905

salt Lake city, Utah, Aus. =, l'ss.
FRUITS.
The market u Hooded with early
peaches ana prices are very low,
nlickbfrr.tH are gottlng scarce. April
cots and currauta are about gone.
Watsfmrilus aud canteloptH.
PEACHES Utah. per ease. SOC q t0e
INSTRUMENTATION, per case,
tdouhio dultD 3L,50t2Ol! tslnrlr
quartp 55cUii.o0; double pintD 400
mN.ea
PLuMs-Chtrry. Utah. per bu. Doc.
ApUiCOTS-rtah. per hu. CocGi5c.
APPLEs-ujah. per bu. coeu55c.
PEAl,s-haril.h cal, per box, $50
fgaO0.
LEMoNs-Cal., per box. sssOGsGOo.
GltAPEs-Whlie, cal, per crate. ti.2i
il.tol black Cal, per crate. $500
2i.35.
wATERMELoNs-Psr d1z. dirgO
$500; tHmain zoe.
cANTELouPEs-prr doE. darEe)
800, tmalD asC0s0c.
VEdETABLEa.
The market ls now well supplied with
vegetables and prices today are as fol-
nEETs-utah. per l1z. bunchss, Zoe.
cAlsRoTs-uiah. per d1E, lunches,
TuRNPs-u,ah. per dog. punches,
ONIONS Utah. per doz. bunchss. zoe
foTATOES-ttah, per hu,. zoe.
ToMAToEs-utnh, per hu,. Zoe,
cAhliAGE-uiah. per cwt., 500.
EGO PLAINTIFF NJ Csc.
CuCuMhERS-Pc dos. Zoe.
GREEN Col,N-por ulz., Zoe.
GRAIN.
Wheat-50 cents per hushei.
linrlcy-Gi cents per hundred.
oatn-ii.00 per hundred.
Corn-90 cents per hundred,
Cracked Corn-sl00 per hundred.
Iyo-0l cents per hundred
btan-Go ccntr per hundred.
shorn-1O cents per hundred.
HAY.
Timothy per ton.
MiNcd-SSO0 per ton.
Alfalfa-SG0o per ton.
POULTRY.
Spring chlckona are now hupplylng
tho demand Tor poultry. thus 60 an eN-
tent; throwing the old stock out 81 the
market Prices are about stationary.
Dressed poultry drawn, with mead and
feet on, bring figures as followai
turkeys, per 10. ',,.., ......,.l2g.b
,ienhsss' 'sss'. .sss .ts. s.s..sss 10
1Wpa''ih .sssssss ssssssssss.sssssss W
spring Chickona, per doz q, .,,.ssG $3.50
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report butter scarce, with
good demand existing and pfices grad
unlly rising.
Creamery butter, per pound. 80. IS
Dairy (ohoicol.. ..,...,.... =. 49,. 90
Cheese, Utah (new)... .. ...,.....O7h
EGGS.
The esq market Is qlihe Arm at pres
Cnt with "A uoDd dfuuni for th,. nrnlurf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
II rs NET QUARTERS
,,. r,,h.ng, Moves lH'0 a Place ut
1a King.
.,.,,,, ASH WAS IN THE P'1


.,, or chivairy the stock
Wi'no1 s,15s tselr eninucc into INC
tos.,, y, a, ,be mar Of Is west secohu
." ~ = mis- morning. and trans
sun s.ir amount u business IN :
~ 4, for a King as compared WIZ, ~
Place ., y, occupied by that IN
niiuiign .. ,he-. columns
- ,o,,ilea lends an air Of dis-
y. ~, ~. sxesanrc that has not here
~. ..s accompanied To- manIpula'i'..'
W. -, 4. iarg, and airy Is nt'ed up
~, sy,ry convenience. and viii prove
'. Wv .,,r,c.lys spot Tor visitors VINO ar, arc
- - invited to drop In and WINE
- ,sw pleasant moments watch
~ dave procodIngh me H'
- ,..l...d By o. railing and has pe,n
e 49, -'i,b a good number ~ chali =
iilp,.. Lent fnurum fDr the pi..l
e1l l,fsr. outside the fAlllns
~ ~ ~ ana scots fur un' dutlut l''-
'al',s w. iarFs half ~ the room hah
,, reserved i1f q mine,iai, y,,,i,,
..slsbly that secn during ul. s-,,,
c'sgr,st. 10 Dc can De a.gui.' '''''
~ 500. A. now figured upoh' 10,
4, rris- TINT ladies lhri ~, 49,. ~,
- nav ferl perfectly at hu.I,F
49,, tss exchange from time 10 l'ill''
~ .n,,sgf.i o. enforce the rue -
II wp5tinr. go that this ohhoN.
Alua ,.,,yr. viH MOI have % ~ m
ofh-r lNtie details tcndlnE "
wv -. I'D comfortable and agree.
" ~. M bs rradually looked attcf ny
~. .,shanru glyIruinE b1atd'
IN today was productive OF
-, N Mammoth of the llHied
~. IA SUNBEAM. chloride loinlJo'
-. "a uurkoyr % stocks not listed
u. ~ shoe figures were wen main.
..'..I ma save evidence oi helns IN
g5,nt rather than 10 the cpn-
-, Mammoth went u tl.y' anu
n rck vas 100 good ucmaai W
IA, l5acr Utah kept "a Bun upP y
M ssi could have rtdily n9ll ny Y,
N, had the stock ben ohrrcu AZ
~ n. ,si n unlisted stocks found
o+,ts tarfy asked for % ~ GEMS
- ~ oHerlugr under 81. Chloride
go "a Iii ss cnta and stood hih
...tsuit while Ma N $3.50 was
80 ~ srauai. bar tn H1ck could
49, tad under iaii. iO' Bower 500
s,.|v n frum ig 10 u cCnia. and
-, handcd out 1000 shares az -'s
- D1ucr remained firm and ~
osvns accompanied By South swans
- Lssrr Mammoth and Nalcn,
40 uhI,h received god nguroAhu1
hrll TALLY 90 the trading.
~ ashng figures were as foll1Wai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
ON BurrALo NUM-.
The rrospcctors Uncover iiiE nody OF
ore Carrying Tree Gold

There was a big stampede from, here
today to a now discovery on ninilo
HUMP. about thlrty-nvc miles RON
horc on the old Fl0ronce-plNic van,
aaya the F1nrCnce correspondent ~ the
Lewiston. Ida. Tribune.
Two prulpcctors. Robins and ltlFhy,
who outntted themselves and started
from Florence on a prospecting Zip
about three weeks ago. arrived In
camp this morning ana brought nrwH
Of IA wonderful dIatcovcty. They
brought In samples of ore that your
correspondent saw prOfpcctDdi and
which showed free gold In large guam
titles. They claim htat their ledge .
twonty-alN feet wide ~ sold quartz,
and that Il an shows free gold|n the
pan.
~ 4 o'clock tonight thcr' wac not
an available saddle or pack ANIMAL In
the camp. Every man who could got
"a horse had started for The new dis.
coVtry, Quite n number who could not
get horses started out on foot.
Tho Bunaln HUMP country has hCn
known 90 contain biz lodges Tor long
tiina. and there was quite a placer cX-
element IN there In the early days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

The direct iine 90 Kansas city NJ
FOULS and Atlantic tcahonrd, q via
the Missouri Pacific Railway. from
pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ears. and an connections made in
Union dep0ta IN tho Daytime. ~ you
are going East and care Cor n day
uaht rida through the grnndoal seen.
sry OF tho Rocky Mountains enroute.
ses that your ticket reads via illa-
Sop.l Pacific HallWry, Elegant chair
cars positively frcs 20 tho holders "
REGULAR uuiu tickets,
II. u, koosEll. G. =. 4 r A.,
halt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
nuIlIon.nech SOW shIrnlnr.

Tho Buinon-Bcck having reached nm
agreeable contract with local smtitcr.
that company ~ NOW making big ship
nfents and only ycetDrday sent In q
traiuinad of high-clasa mineral the
ramc amounting 10 ton cars. 10 IL ca-
umated that the company has be-
tween D 900 and C.000 tons uf Accumulate
cd ore on the dump. ana this u IL l1nd-
ing ne faFi aa human hands can do
tho work with the mime iu good shape
aud fully able 90 continue shipments
Tor an indefinite period. regular divl-
drnds are assured Tor some time to
cume
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

Where the digestion II good. and the
general powers u the gystem In a
healthy state, worms can und no hab.
tation In the human body WHITES
CREAM NEHMlFuQE not only De-.
stroya every worm, but cnrreota ain DO.
aulcmonta o. tho digestive organs.
Price %, cts.
z. Q. 81. u Drug Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
IiSrIc A. a snrrp,r.
""P Making a Great n.eo,d-A
a. Aeen BY visltars.

|'A'hr Great neeard-A.
nm, sesn by visitors.
~. uilhllh ocoomplpi,t IL.
h.. 'llhi sunday Ia TIntle -, ~,
~ ~ +. vt nov making h. MARI IN
an ~ Producing mines th1t ,r ~
~ tn1age lf the state f N.Y.
So. 80 7 visited rhe Joe Hover ,.hi, ne
CO., today with ss-tnp stlnrn ''.n
20 I. i ,siaae or They aly thI9 pr,r
~ .NnE u.l in fact better t ''r'
~ '.r u hls 10 inchea M MA ','5n
lc, !. e,s In tha drlft. and M H'sn i
M lgpliIng GO sink nom IN, 56S
49,. reached ana aria a, 1. ,'
1lsiy hoping Go strike nc maip
Rs, ny By Marrs. Grlf1 i, avg a..,
nis, !. .tlt'l, with Zoo oxcoiltn,
h, " ". rorih dHft On tbe s,6.
mi \, ia. la' company 90 rtIll INK.
n, wy laken 0ut. s5me io"o' I n,i,
81 r,t's we camp "a looking VEN
al INV a shipping record tbat w.,
WI Dr. proud LII 'H"t lh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
To WORK the western.

r. W. Brockmcyor returned on saiur-
day from weeks stay az the western
mine IN the old Tooolc mining district.
whore hn had been engaged Ia making
survey ~ the property This morn
ms he went back again, taking force
~ mon with him 90 begin wori, IN run
Ming a tunnel 90 tap the vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
f''r coMoRA NINE.
oiGsr e ..,I, ,,, In Idaho

"' o h''' rroposltion. In Idaho
Th.c o'A'r cas,la Mino.. ~
tii.,,N 'iaqTa mine. won l.,,,,.,, o..
Alloa. IA, Ported hy j. j. ~ M 9, wy
ny iin arl STATE, Mr story NV sg ~
~ ard fro,, ,,qtlln.l on the b. lre ms
, i q one NV s9s lhoy have taken 2So
, 70 % ' 3, a,saya On tho dunn
s'I5ialg 40 bonn, one hlocl, nj ono
..S ls ounr's IN I'M afsayed 50 in
AZ. nl ~ ~ y" e' s,,'er % per cert
a Z ' q Il G a, 'gss 70 D,pp' gco,5 Foo o,
nun tiom ', ~ rhoy show Ky 'n val. Gi
a., sl9ry iii., . shafts assa yal ' l9y-
s .l,s.i. nm i iss 40, q ore have been
'''' 'a paying SaIi. 75 5on al and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

from the BADGER Of Il tonn returned
81 7l5. showing a gold value oi So pr
ion. The Golden Eagle has amuyed
no high aa 500 In gold and tho inielui-
lie. a hlgh rrode lead proposition. has
nrsnycd from sli TO $40 90 the yellow
metal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
Low RATES FAST
Nta
union Pacific Railroad.

August 18th. 18th. i9th--iHllinapollG
and return. Sass
August 20-Omnha ana return. SO o.
August 20th-omahl ani return.
$500.
August soth-omaha and return.
ig2 0l,
September IT,. End. srd-Clnclnnau
and return. siit1,
Daily, omaha and return $500, with
long limit
The Union Pacific ia tho only limo c7r-
rylng Dining Cars and nunet smoking
and Library Cars. and with hui uus
night on the road 20 Omaha ana two
nights % Chicago, Indianapolis ana
Cincinnati. Other lines, one niEhi adj.
dltlonal,
pullman Palace and Tourist flsop-
Inc C1rs through 20 omaha anu Chicago
without change.
For further Information. nrHryltl0n
81 births and purchase uf tlrkrtH, cali
at "O,d stand" So. eol Mtln street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

Carnations but hy medical science
Hence Il Is that Ayers SarHnpnrlla
cures and that 10 proves an cminently
successful 10 IN HEillfully-prn-
pared and strictly scientific blood.
nurlnsr aud tonic, the only one admit.
led at the Worlds Fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

once % utaa & Pag.ac Ralroad com.
unuY3
salt Lake City. Uilh. Aug. 90. 1905.
lll1 WIN o. received Tor thn laying
~ Havouty-nyr miles uf railroad track
from Milford fluth o. thc state line.
hlda VIII De- received no the office Of
The right TO reject any aul an bids
D. hereby reserved by the company.
UTAH a PACIFIC itAiLnOAD CON.
pANY.
4. W. MCuNE. President.
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\. w. M'crNE. rnlIl-nl.

Tho medical properties Of Hairs Hair
Remover 90 invIForate the scalp. ~.
move dandrun, restore the hair and ~
color. surpaHs anything ~ ita kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
Opening Unayoldably Postponed In Accord
anee with the Following Announcement

In consequence OF unavoidable delay
IN hnishng the improvements now
IN proHress, the opening Of the salt
Lake Temple win be postponed until
Monday, September bth, 1898.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

nALLARp's SNOW IMMINENT
gives Instant relief lu cases III Bleed
ms, burns. nruiseH, scalda, Cuts. ctc.
Price 20 ana % ctH.
2. g, N, I, DRUG pcrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22
uNLlsTED aTocKa
sioks


..ano,h. 100 shares O. ii.ss
,iisam. 1000 No..
Bl1 Point. 800 r. gse.
hlW5r, i0l ~ a..
, hlNar t0o q iai.e.
Z Boxer to0 n a..
tfyt. 100 10 .i.e
III. iAar.i sold. $500
't value % stocks. iiSssn.
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS

Omaha and return. $500. August
5000
Cincinnati and return. ;ttco septem-
haf i.g.l
Thorough trains daily nc $500 am. md
$40 pm. carrying an CLASSES OF equip
ment ClOi and delightful ride through
the mountains Ticket office. No. iO1
west. ggllnd South tDooly block cor.
ncl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

For Baby'S Skin s.'' I, s'1 p, s.iT T as's
world Il % el,lpinf purifying and tsaniIfi a.
CUTIcURA soar tIs so-i elective aim ana CON.
rlsaloa soap, o., we'll ODE pareli and sweetest Zoe
toilet, hath and uHHeTy, fof distressing ltat
Tashes, ehlanr,, |HffHuatons and erupi.ont, &c
erusted, itching r.ai.ana Of tho SCALP, Vith dry,
.ihln and hn.as ha.I, ioI Ici, rough hands, vlih
thapsleis mans, and simple blsmlshes o. insncy 10
q absolutely without auyaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

real fof iIroI NOihHu 'u warm bath uiih GtIts
CrlA soar, and "a NH9ls aneiuilnF viii Ottif
CNiiA, plf1st OF fm1.| = shln enirA Iha treat
meat Nah alofd instant fflqi, permlt tflt and sleep
10 both farsut auI OHNit AID nolnt o. fleellts
rermanfht ana csor aH'oll curu o. t1hng, lnrl
lug, heflur, Halg lHl lraiei SIN AM scalp
huiadrs, viii Lea " BAR, Nien Al elaa faiis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-22

a.! thfoushout ne uoilh Price, cuTiCuRN
f1AE, ese CrflcunA lAninegn, toc. rut
hfiiish ilerot, d king itlsAfd a., Lond6n, D. e.
seEd ivr Al About haby's SAN, sealp and liar Zee
Evening journal., 1898-09-22

FLOUR-State and western quiet. but
firmly held; winter patents. SS.75QS.9O;
winter straights, $s.4OQ355; Minnesota
patents. s3s0q445; winter extras, $3.50
02.9O.
wHEAT-No. ? active and stronger
on foreign buying. higher cables and
southwestern covering; December, 6sss
Q6s%c.
RYE-steady; state. 4Sc.; No. west
ern. 4sifc., c. !. T., Buffalo.
CORN-No. 2 steadier on covering and
the rise in wheat; December. S4ss9s4%c.
OATS-No. 2 neglected; track, white
state, 2sqSsc.; track, white, western,
2S9SSc
PoRK-Easy; mess, sS75Gs25; fam
lily, s1l 5OQ12.
LARD-steady; prime western steam
S5.O5, nominal.
BUTTER - Firm; state dairy. 14d
lSkc.; state creamery, i592Olsc.
CHEESE - Firm; large. white, Sc.
small white, Sc.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania
1T01sc. western, lie.
SUGAR - Raw steady; fair refining
3%c.; centrifugal 90 test, 4 Slice; re
fined firm; crushed, 15-16c.; powdered
sac.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans, .
QSlc.
R1CE-steady; domestic. 5NG6%c
TALLOw-steady; city. S9sc.; ooun
try. SA6s4so.
HAY-Quiet; shipping. 25Qs5c.; goo,
70 choice. 10000.
Evening journal., 1898-09-22
A Yacht wrecked.

LEWES, Del. Sept. 22.-The schooner
yacht Rebecca, from New York for Phil
adelphia, stranded on the eastern end
Of the new breakwater yesterday. She
sank at once. The owner. r. II. c.
Brock Of Philadelphia, and his guests
and crew, numbering in all IL men
managed to climb ashore on the stone
pile at the end of the breakwater. The
passengers saved only the clothes they
wore az the time. They remained on this
stone pile until o'clock, when they
were rescued by the government steam
er vidette and tug Asa N. Hughes. The,
suffered considerably from a northeas
wind that was blowing at the time. Thu
crew and guests were brought TO Lewei
in the afternoon and took the evening
train for Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-09-22
SWARTHMORE's 9TH TERM

Swarthmore, Sept. 22.-The twenty
seventh term Of Swarthmore College
opened yesterday under the most favor
able conditions. there being more new
students than have entered for some
years. President Birdsall. successor to
DR.. Charles de Garmo, assumed the du-
ties of his office. though the formal
opening OF the college work will not
occur until tomorrow. Many improve
ments have been made in the interior
arrangements Of the college. In the
faculty, Professor Arthur Beardsley
who has been compelled to resign az
head Of the engineering department by
reason Of failing eyesight, and who
was appointed Professor Emeritus al
the last commencement, is succeeded
by Professor Stein, of the Armour In.
stitute of Technology, Chicago. The
vacancy created by the resignation Of
DR.. J. X. Shell as physical director and
athletic trainer will be filled by Charles
Cyrus Houghton, of Stroudsburg. Car
Williams, the famous ex-Pennsylvanis
captain and quarterback, will coacf
the football team.
Evening journal., 1898-09-22
Church Ruined by a Gave In.

HAzLETON. Pa, Sept. 22.--st. Pat
rick's church at Audenrled, the first
church erected in the Audenried par
ish. is slowly sinking into the mines,
and abandonment OF the property Will
In all probability be necessary. For the
past ten hours the ground has been set
Ting, and the southern wing Of the
church ia almost completely torn away
the main building being supported oply
by but two badly twisted pillars. Fa.
Their Malloy ordered the removal OF ev'
erything from the church yesterday
morning, and Il is not thought that the
church property will be fit for use
again. The cause OF the cave in IS &
sudden rush Of coal in a gangway run
ming beneath four large pillars Of Goa
in a breast directly under the build
ing. The church Is valued at $4,000
Large assures have appeared In thu
territory surrounding the church, bu
thus far no other properties are al
fected.
Evening journal., 1898-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS
MAY IRWIN.

May Irwin is to be here next Satur-
day night in her new play. Kate Kip"
Anyone who was not familiar with the
more popular favorites Of the day
might be reasonably excused for think
ing that the merry comedienne was be-
ing supported by a foreign company
this season. A casual glance at the
cast reveals such names as Pillar NORM,
Ignatio Martinetti, Mdlle. Alexa and
Mr.. De Silke. Although these artists
are from the French stage they have all
earned regulations in America, and OF
course speak the nernacular as to the
manor born. Among themselves, how
ever, It is more than likely they use
their mother tongue, for If there are
any people who detest using any Ian
guage but their own, except from ne
cessity, 1t is the French. 1t may be
that Miss Irwin is a French scholar
who knows? If she is not, one can i'm
aglne her expression when she hears
her co-players gossiping about her In
THE wings, and unable to understand q
word except when her own name is in
terjected from time to time. AS far az
Ignatio Martlnetti goes, his legs an(
hands talk as plainly and eloquently al
his tongue, and one could understand
him therefore as easily in one Language
as another. Still, after all said anC
done, Joseph Sparks is still with Mis-
Irwin, and as no one has yet discovered
whether he is Irish or German he will
bring the polyglot dialects down to al
excellent average.