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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, May ia pictur e
of the war cabinet was taken by 6
photographer today for a magazine.
Secretary Long submitted to the cabi-
net Rear Admiral SIMPSONS report of
the bombardment of San Juan AND
stated that the Cape Verde feet had
been discovered near Martinique
There was brief discussion and The
cabii et adjourned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
LAID TO REST.
With Military HOnOrs the Nations
Dead Are Snried

With Military HOnOrs the NatieL' S
Dead Are Buried.
KEY WEST, May 13.-The funeral
of the four sailors shot to death in the
Spanish trap in Cardenas Bay We'd
nesday was held here yesterday. A
detail consisting of a gunner, bugler,
and sixteen marines from the Panther,
headed The funeral procession. In the
escort were over 200 men from the
warships in the harbor. The scene at
the graves was most touching one,
and the tears came to the eyes of many
gr'zzl d warrior when the dry hot
earth ratified down on the coffin lids
which covered all that was left of the
brave boys who gave up their lives in
the line of duty
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
The Home Guards. Meet.

The home guards met last p ighf IN
their respective wards. at the cSurt
house, Purten's carpenter shop. ana
the Star stables. The men were all
we'll armed, and drilled for several:
hours. They were made accustomed
to the signs and signals. The mem
even such as have never drilled BEFORE.
show great interest in their work.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
MADRID FEVERISH,
The Spaniards, Hope to Retrieve Their
Honor"


MADRID, May 13.-Madrid has been
thrown into state Of fervent expec-
fancy upon learning of the arrival of
the Spanish feet off Martinique.
AS soon as the news of the arrival of
cabled to Admiral Cervera Informing
MIN of every thing that had transpir ed
since his feet left the Cape Verde
islands, also giving him instructions.
These were to put in at Martinique,
take coal from two large trans-Atlan-
tic steamers, and leave Immediately
thereafter. The destination of the
fleet is not stated, but it will probably
be some days before it encounters the
Americans.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
POSTPONED,

Plans Are Again Knocked in the Head.
WASHINGTON, May 13 The inva-
sion of Cuba has been tempora ALLY
abando oneG until further news can Re
heard of the Spanish fleet which at 1890
o'clock today was reported by the
navy department. to be to the westward
Martin que.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
I'd EDITION.
SAILED AT LAST.
The Flying Squadron Go South With
Sealed Orders.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-It is gene
rally reported here that the flying
squadron sailed from Hampton Roads
at l p. NJ, but the navy department
would not confirm this statement.
FORT MONROE, Va, May 13.-The
flying squadron. Commodore Schl.y y
commanding, sailed shortly before 4
O'Clock this afternoon. The feet of ten
ships proceeded south under sealed or
ders =
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

B. Burnell of San Diego, Cal, came
in on the S. P. this AFTERNOONS. Mr..
Rurnell is an old time resident of Ell
Paso and was connected with the Walz
co
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
FLYING SQUADRON

Expected to Sail at Once.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May 13,-The
flying squadron is expected to sail
this afternoon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

The police docket has but two names
listed within the last twenty: four
hours, Tom Burns vagrancy and tier
man for being drunk and disorderly. :
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

A patent authority says that not
more than one invention in ITO is of
any practical use.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

A check to TIE t,rpedo boat is the
torpedo boat destroyer. OF these ves-
t an 100 while all the other first class
European pows rs have from 10 to Is
desiroyers each. These craft are arm
ed with RAPID fire aud machine guns,
and also are equipped to send torpe-
does against on enemy's shiP.-Ex-
change.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

In cubic foot of phosph resent sea
water there have bsen found % 600 liv-
ing creatures.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

G. c. Thompson of Los Angeles,
passed through here today enrOute to
New York. -
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13

Paul Boehm of Trinch, Miss, came
in this morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
GUESSING.
1t is Madrid This Time That Tells All
AbOut il.

MADRID, May 13.-It is said thai the
Cape Verde fleet that reported at Fort
de France, Martinique, has orders to
ssil for Porto Rico and engage Samp-
sons hest.
A the two fleets are reported ih:s
morning 100 m les apart, it would Sc ~
hat som days must elapse before they
can meet. Ed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
TEN THOUSAND
RIFLES

Have Been Landed for the Cuban In.
SurgentS.
KEY WEST, May lathe expedi-
tions already sent to Cuba have landed
ten thousard rifles for the in+urgents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-13
Silver

CHICAGO, My l3.-Silver is quoted
today at 56s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
SALE OT THU BnG NIVE
I Is Bought In by zIon'; Savings Bank q
Trust Company.
UNDER FORECLOSURE or A MORTGAGE
Purchase Price Was @so.ooo-rb.r, v.,s
Hut Two DIddsr-rrop.rty va.
Owned by John beck.

The Rec Hive touse. comprising the
dweillfg placesncw occwHd BY John
Beck wa Spencer caws,a. situHcd Al
ihe carn,r n olv. South Temple and
s.ais uiro1,s Together wish all the AZ.
puircnanccs. Mas bouent IN under .he
mrcclpnirc ~ a mcr;sie nacs slG1y By
lions SAVING BAhk 4 Tfus. company.
ne oonsdem.on being swoo0.
The stss VIVA conducted by II pu.y
Sheriu joan Mug.gnmcry IT,, uul took
place AZ noon from The wei from: door
t t1e gi.y and cour'y building. iieca
nTlfiEagsd iiic prupliiy so qhe pur.
chaser tor $4,000. Foreclosure prl.
irrdlurs wer. besun some few weeks
i'.1. tpiay's etle being fhr rssua.
There WIRE only tao hldiors " shc
i1ie. George ". Cnnruu. caililer Of "a
pn's savings Bank G T.us. company
MI lulse Arnold. Who Mr.. Arnold
pileeiited could not be dsrer,ained.
when asked he said he bhl for him
Mr. cln-oa rur,ed out by bidding
$4,000. air AiTinh iu.sei tho bid ~
5000 r.ng Ii hirh af $4,000 Nj
Cannon raised Is 10 ~. oOnnnd the rrup-
o'iy Wes knockCd down b. him Tor th.s,
ngur.
Mr. Bc's bus a'x ur,n;a' time IN
which 80 rlio lm fhs properly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
Mr.. NtlDtn TkLkS.
SAYS Ne Stands for Bes, Interests Of Schools Re-
gafdess Of Politics and Religion

Mr. Seiisn when approached by q
"N.Nr" man O. gardlng shc matter
sad; Il am public ssr,afs ard
stand for ahe be-, iwer,fr u the
schools. regardless q piilacs 80 reli-
e.un am absolutely In favor ~ the
empluymsht % Utah sNachsrf IN pr Ter.
tnce to any others when shey nrr able
80 meet gsie roquirlm snta ~ laid down
BY tia bJAfd. ADi thla has been ne
- every Instance ainsre have been up-
90 tn b1ard. fact which Mr, M1N'
has cup'eiii. ~ will any Other memhei
q she bulcsi
rs 10 the charge made by Mrs
iIorn~ that shrrc arr c0nshmplive'
employed IN M public schools, all We
ask for IL the uimea - she peft1ns said
O. be thus afflicted, when thorough
ifgesiiFalicn will be made and n
ehcrc arr such pcrsors ~ matter WHOM
shsy may be- I an IN favor ~ their d..
missal from thr schools Juni Nh muuh
W Aiv. liasf,s r..
We asked hsr % furnlsh the names
= any tcltAer having c1psumpiioA
uri ehv wanted q Know II rhe ala ~
Nnelher she d. ara would require all
ioichefs - undrrgl n physical exam.
nation Rhe ala further uhii Wif
thg ltep,iuu ~ heratlf and Mr. Mnyir
BY In resoluti1fu O. compel the board
g. require all getehcrs 10 uuirfgS 81,
physical examinitI,n. We even Ankfl
Mr Horne So furnish ~ the nantes in
coincidence ~ toachfra AFFLICTED Nlih
com ump,lon. bus shc refused 90 DO 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
HOLIDAY ANNouscrmnsr.

Tho White Mercantile Company have
proyilsd "A great variety of FOOD sun.
r'.es rp.c'lay for the Holiday u4de.
O., prices which enable them o. come
wtEn Che rlIch ~ Cousum.rs with
small means.
For tWenty yours We have ben the
uailrg pmvoyors 10 soc san Lake pub.
o.. and wr ars proud ut the 4.t tb,t
Ip Co Glts lQ imlptDs are lea. bahIr. /
.u thr race. The public ppt the b.si
jhiNrs We iuvf, an o. our chow
es1lm noLg "Wednesday cvenlur DO
slHl .uu. on ThuUdly everything nm
?. iur Al, Faucy pIc,s orly f1r lr-
ey bHi Prm ilUHa, Chuce Turll.,t
d.cfe. nWks. Ptou "a Mutton. mHe.
NhH1 Nnl, lDmc lei lamb. sue,..,'.
Pie, 20 ordinary pHDss
Tl' Giufsrv u plrment D. vsu
sucked w'l staple aud Fancy O5.l4
price 90 ul cumers
J II. WHITE.
Al,lnager
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-rr member ~ Tho boarl " edd'''
,lon held q docld, ily .roploii 'h
i,p. nishi. They composfi .h' m'l''
ty of ihc committee on ''1ch'r. 'u'
school work Thou present W'f.
Aie,.rs. cotton. M1ylc. Criuh'rw anu
Neidcn TIN mer;Ing was Cor ih' rnr-
poe. ~ considering ihc resolutions re-
.apy inir,dugol by Mrs. Alioe MI
fln HON. ALLEGING ihlt iharc were cDn-
rilmpfive ,eloh 81 employed ln th' rl'N
,s.ba.is. anil ihlt persons llting nui-
$40 4he borders 10 ihH STATE were kN. %
pr,fffsfrs DO employment 90 those VINO
wlr. blnt fde rorlients ~ V1h. No
lJsrns had been cNld 'n appear lnl
was prc. o.. accompanied by h'f hN'
band. o. we apparfn. from ~, wy
shat there waa lli-ft riinE inl iin'llh
bltwasn those concerned. Mrt Horne
WAS asked 90 supply the namnt ~ COY
aumptlVe teacher employed WN
blari A. alleged In her resolutions IN
lady declined 90 81 90, AMI Hit vas
asksi why she dld NOT MAX h.f ''il-
plalnia to the board ~ piuciN'h ~
sead Of a. poll heal clnN uNun' li'f
response waa not satisfactory ie M.'tl 20
Cotton. Crgichlnw ur modem, M.flD
took she position Ihat ihf lAuf w
40. being properly QUESTIONED, anl ~ ~,
nave linn, NJ which 20 matte . iofeu'
uf h.r course This only lcc'hiuiitl
mnttciv, and when Mrs. Horne was
asked later who wrote he resllu luh'
presented by her. shr again declln'h 70
answer, but admitted ihai ~. hai
t,fple1 them. MOyis then fti1 ihi .hn
lady was being "hidgerrd 10y w on.
81 snembcfs. and thu SESSION eime 70 a
close wlthpp. having accomplished any
thing. Aner Mrs Hornn'l deplr.ur,
che meeting became very SONNY. anu
the Ne I,lssrd between MeHFta. Moyle'
CriichDw and Neldsn. the m'thihs
pufporged 90 have transplred, but ~
order thr. the facts might he known
IN their proper llRh., the ''SewA' ~
tetNlCwed abe principals IN the lnalf
WIKI the results that follow herewith
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s,,,r.

ON Saturday nest the EKhgnHr will
Hru al auction three tuufu IHrW'I ..fH .His.
uosItlvely tho last. There wlil H.l.lra-
b. Nsvuly biddinB for the H,lil
The Christmas trade ihiH NrHr Nil DO
tie heaviest for fnmo iiuir pIHt DO is
thp general opinion that umfr Que .rt.
tins better ami inHt tbprr VIII o. rlu.
adorable boom most year
Here nrr the oficors OF the University
club which Wrff elected " tho annual
meeting last uirhg President Cauat,u
browne ir. vice president e. a.
treasurer, Ge0rge 81. Armstrong, chair.
man social committee, y. Ftrt..
chairman house committee n e.. Ilir
j., chairman finance committee g III
Fields lf. The club voted down do
proposed amendment a. tho tlHHtftu.
ton providing cor the admission ~ l.un.
collegiate members,
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MARKET REPORTS.

New York. Dec. - -oprninr rnes. d,
the opening shares showed srsf
change either WAY nn moderate ~
ingl Ia sympathy riih London. Nj.
similar irryguinriilcE prevailed. soins n
thu specialize Wtfu buOYHuf
An advance iu UmdUa 10 tuear raefst
n HhArp riHg IN sugar stocks. and 4 n.
sumption % support tp Missouri pssI0
brought about Hrnsmi buiiug MI.
llftcd prices 10 about lgat n.ghrs ita
Afhitrhg. brokers funlt altaninia =
the NJ. to unload and ihn eject q tts,l
offerings vaH speedily shown IN a Ar
cline w the active luipfuatIanalr. 81.
ticulnfly uninn Pacific. THIS ddysldr-i
n damp'nlnA 20 hull enthut III.
generally ana Uu Hairt 10 80
lac values naNe way with sugar u.
tobacco most affected Tho lion ~
steel stocks presented nfm ifdfi
American steel and wire common ~
preferred gaining 9. and - respective
~,
bonds were aultt but decidedly fffu
New York. Dec - sugar faW sttlff.
fnif rrlninH ~ Centrifugal = ira !.
mnlasHss Hurnr ias refined sHadiff
SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
Mr.. cRlrCHlOws VERSION.
Cites oilieiillfigufes lending 10 SHOW, That
lhefe Has pten No DISSEMINATION.

MI criichlow was asked ~ state his
position 49, o. what occurred 10 tho
committee meeting last evening. and ~.
pllyd SUBSTANTIALLY nH follows.
mink that ilt. school board and
'Nril mcinhcr " ~ would be regarded
- beneath ihr contempt NJ sclf.trapcrt.
lns persons u u had nat taken notic,
of tho resolutions introduced M In.
mass meeting u IN. Third precinct
voters hy Mrs, Horne, one on Tho teach.
"tHs Thfro are three distinct charges
maj" ln the resolution which. II true.
would prove that tho members Of the
nnnfi N'H NOT the proper guardians ~
thr educational interests Of tho city.
There statements are. irt. Tint
There are members of the board ~ pre-.
iudlcel That they vii not employ teach.
80 lNlnN IN tNih who atn capable 10
NJ vacant positions hui prefer To- send
abroad, md. That thort are among
we t.achefh ~ lhn public schools COM
inmpuNeh, aud iri, That these per.
sons ar not huna iido rrsldentH ~ The
state but here fnr the hrntnt ~ thrIr
health, ~ was developed last evening
Toy nv admission ~ Ar, Moylc that ne
himself was cugnizant NJ the resolution
tnl knew Ns CONTENTS before II wa in-
irlducDd nud himself made tho motion
which rave MH Horne a hearing
QUESTION MRS lloRNE's TAsTr..
The majority nf The hoard were 90
/ ihr opinion thaf n was IN qucr tlnne hle
1 taste tn say tha least. for irtrhe- anil
I q mnmhor N ihr hoard 20 talir alvhu.
tnHo ~ public mass mosting 70 nuke
T charges ~ the Kind contained in tho
resolution without taking steps g. bring
some " them 40 least 10 Tho lnnwip1gl
/ ~ M board, cnrh member ~ which ure.
I ruuinhlv ~ uH interested ne rithrr Ne
+ Nnyle or Mira Horne In the proper con.
duct ~ tho srhools.
CHARGES or PREJUDICE.
AS tn .he nrat charge In the rcsolu,
ton. of prejudice, | cln. of course
speak only flr myself nnl do not oar,
90 say more Than 60 chll attention tn IN,
fast chat I have resided Ia tho Stat,
Tor noarly tWouiy-HlN years, an my IN
forests are here ana my record I'M IN,
matter ~ division upln party lines 10
1891 ANA IN isH2 must determine ns %
whether AZ lcast have such proiudic
NJ would lead me 10 discriminate
against the majority NJ che people ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
MEMORIAL staMcts.
People Of he Sixteenth Ward will commemw
ate the Birth Of Joseph Smith.

For a number Of ye1rs pat ne peo-
pie ~ ;he siN,ccn.h ward ~ this city
uader ths encouragement aft dlrccs!on
" thl.r venerable leader. Blsh)p Fred.
erNk KrslOr. have COMMUNICATED the
h,rih of ihe Prophet Jvssph Smith.
THIS year 10 70 ugtness isp exception 10
me rule. as the WauOuncemr. T. ofii-
cially made oiaf on Friday evening.
me .3rd lnst, a needing % the MON
brrs OF The Church VI ghl. district. 10.
gfthcr with Fugh friends az dcsir 10 be
prtls 70, VIII be b a. services will
q nm nee PROMPTLY at ESQ O'Clock An
'fiercstinE pfogfFm W cN rcnf. viii be-
nr1'lcd ou.. u WILL coctla' principally
~ mufltui Hcifc, .duS. fErfati1rt and
tori addresses. 4 cordial invitation IL
extended 90 va ific rtntryNs of the
Prophet Joseph and HE nro her Hyrum
90 AZ, RI and 10 all Intends and perr1nr
WHO def ~ D be- ptssruf On thli. coca.
sion. Bhhup kciior nnn eu1cea that
everybody viii be made wehomr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

H. the cas- ~ samuel MclntytC "
the Ajax Mining company, Judge lilles
today Frarts1 plnlpfiffs motion for a
f1n.sult wsh respect O. thc courfnr.
clilm Get W ~ deieriart'- omrndfl
clmphlri. which The cour. dismissed
withoui prejudice. lly c0u-ort ard
pipulntila made IN open c,us, juis
mcus far 5000 Wa rsi !srri aEaltst
thr dtfsrsiar. company. she under
standing be!ng thlt tn famr shall E1t
r.fstl.ufe an rHiappCi ~ a Ntr So fuTs
.her acik'n Tor damages hy che dlfful-
ant aFarHg Meintytg.
ArAhrr -uii ~ McinsyrfT ara'r1;
iic AJAX company NaH c>ss.iulcd o.
ghr term.
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SHOCKING cAsE OF prrnA,,ry.
Two Young Giris sent TO indu.iriai school
for rrn.lIIntlon.

a shocking cas-. NJ moral deprnvliy
was brought TO the attention " Judge
Norrcll today. Two young girls. named
aged seventeen and eighteen years r"s-
pcctively. appeared befpt" his honor O.
show cause why they should not be sent
a. the state Industrial school. they hay.
ms been udJudHcd guilty In the police
court few days ago ~ prostitution
and cummNted % the district court
Judge Nurrcll delivered fathcrly lee
tute to the defendants and explained
a. them the consequences OF their mis-
deeds and where 10 would lead them.
His honor then ordered their cnmmlttai
and the defendants we're taken from the
court room all the while laughing and
otherwise showing by thelr conduct
that che whole proceedings was 10 them
IA huge inke
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STANDS BY the CHARGES.



Unfair ana one-slied statements
were made by our morning dnillea" said
AIR Moyh to a rrpr, sentative NJ The
News" ",pncsrung tho occurrences of
Inv mrciing of the committee On teach.
sfs ana school work held last evening,
which 'he r'fuiu,lnn adopted los Ia
Thlfd pttNinw mass convention hy
unanimous VDie, and introduced by Mis.
h9rns. conuerning cunsumr,Iyrs ln ihr
rNhshlH, AEl ulfn puucrfniur prrludluH
asiiIsi tsad'rt tstcAtr, was d.s.
cusr u.
without any ao,lnn uf az elmmr.
See, and without the kuuWirlsr ~ some
VI ~ memlsra, Mis-, Horne Was ultl-
hed 80 De- I.rsent laF. evening. Was
~ nUilnrd for Whai purpose she WAS
tuhmgrtdi aud 80 uH,le0 .lyea tu me
OF 80 MI. Newman. ur tu ans other u,r.
fNna WHO were present %. thf mass tlu-
NHntipu aui WlH voiced Tor tir raFliu-
i.1u, 90 WVstHt evidence nt fu1plr. ~
.hg satsmrr,s contained lE q; and &.
was eiv,n shat ul Iw,slga.ilu. Wui ny
,luld BE- had. therefor, pfts.nt.l ihr
following mltluu.
u move ,ha, 90 ihs chArg male
in Mrs, Horn, "a r,sllutl1u De- luvsfu-
Sod 40 .imr fp,ened, and that she
and any other persons Interest,"
80 N' hN " aN hNlat lWnl'N 10 llt 'Nf
'Wpihcr a. support VI dll ,h' charges
ma0s tlItreln.
PROOF ABOUT CONSERVATIVES.
\ then Eatrd shat | had proof ihat
Clnaump;lyss were san Ia $40 schools.
aud that | knew " uihcr p-Huus who
would Ike 90 be- present ami present
svaense Tor Fhfir consideration. and
hat ] was In favor ~ iht resolution
against corsumptlvs sand wlF as htd
before commended FOR in ih' board, With-
uut success, In favor 1t "a physical *.
animation ~ an teachers az o. pulm ".
uiy rrouhlcH, che only way iu which
c0naumptlNss can be- detect 4. III. oih-
ar nNmbUrF voted she mltl0h down,
p,Atlng mat Dr. Mlllspaugh had ssgn
- u lint no cunsump,lYes were now yin,
p.oyed hy the board. Yes by Inquiry
made ~ Dr. Mllspaugh by Mrs Horne
q. deyNlopfd that Principal l<nutk,y ol
she WasAtgh fchuol. Miss Thomas oi
~ Ogutfh school. and Miss shaw oI
the Washington school, an died vera
thoHly after leaving the school room
and yet Or. Millspaugh said tha; ne dli
not know that they We're troubled wl,l
consumption al the slime they wtr,
teaching,
As TO personal PREJUDICE.
7 alf0 Flnted that ! had oyiloncs OF
inc 0iher part OF the resolution tef. re,
iu-pnejn1ice against rfs.dent auperlu
ffpdenis, principals. ana .ra 'hufs- AN
When asked who WAS pNiudiced, stat
el thht vvtry m mbsr of she boar
who voted against Sir. J. n. Hlrwald
fQr one example, Tor rnpervlsnr "a
aNNlng, was certainly prslulleed. be
e-uss MS study abroad, his suceess 4
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NEW yonn a,nKrr.
MONEY

New York. Dee ~ Money on can
steady at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile tsipff sal pr Uft
Sterling exchange steady With actual
business In hankHfr' bills az N.sitN. ~
demand and at iiIautig Tor " diif
posted rates N.Nis ItlN4, tutrnFtliA
bills ni.fifiNit.
silver ceriincatc'. ssMaelg
iinr silver. H'..
Mexican dollar. ~
Government bands. strong.
a. n ia, fi,na. new fs reg u s'i
,io coupon. 81 nj, e.. N.iih. ~ ullqa
n isfsi gnh'- 'nli ~ tsr. MS %
coupon. ti.i2,.. pac. So q -. tet
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I,iii,.

JOiiASRgON-in the Seventeenth ward
this citk, Dce. ~. isgn. Uf cunyulainnn.
aWrn o., son OF sven a. ana lpa ~.
lobannson, arcd . months ana u days
n. at u. m, nom -. west. North rons
pic street, in rlnr Friends are respect
Tally Invited 10 attend.
RANDBEnG-ln this city. Dee, 1911.
i,is. John 81 Slndbefr native of R9c'
den, aged ~ years. month"; and u do d,
Funeral services will be hold Wedn's
day ~ 3 u. a.. from the funeral ohupf
af Undertaken Jof. Wm, Taylor u
south Wet reinrle street Friends are
respectfully invited 90 attend.
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IN preparing Tor ths 500, .s,.
hriHiinaa donf forget ana. a las t.lg7ls. ~
i,ature icg a auccessfui 49,. tsa'y
nafing powder When Won u u
sugi \ qualsiy "a The u, K ~ ~, asye a,
ri.nt NJ other baking n ~ ss a..
equal qualify with the II = ',"d.r y
~ low price. When you thiS, " l a
INC quantity and qualify ce ,T,s q an
quarter when you buy n ai", , "
readily see that x l. better ,a,p..' ~ "a
any other baking powder sd .'' 'hia
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pRopTce.
San Franclsco. Dec, 9-whsa,, ~s'N
l., ei-t-I-. go. .ll4si cash, sD
harley, cash, ii.tl-
AZ ,uHE 4 com - oNh pA''
Take IaA.tive Bromo oHri1e Tag TAI. =.
Al DRUGGISTS refund M money
rlsla 20 cure. Csc. The Efnuih' ~
4. n. y. Oh e'ivh tah''t,
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Have YOU a coliG a dose o, nAt,
LARp'S UOREHOUND sYRur =.
bed-sime will ~moys u. Pfl,s :"
and ~ ctr.-Z. 4. ". !. DRAG w"
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gnl gta,e-g20 Maln street ,,,
'sAil.,9oHD INLidNJ y i've,
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u rerfs p7r pound, ...,,.pva
sTAR n CAPITAL ullut4i'''
sOi Stato-2a0 Main street
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Cu,CAao MAnKrrs


LIVE STOCK.
Chicago. Dee. iinrl-Hflfgi.
n. co.. left over, ! ,tlo Market sifaiI 70
b. lower than Yesterday morning
Light, o. itntl. llis.
Mixed. ~ strtlN.
Heavy, f.iiut,Nis.
igough. IiiIti,.i.
Workers, no
sattle-itecsiuts 1Osl. STEADY 20 fiftai'
ii.avrs-t 30 800,
cows and iteifufH-t.0ufl'A
Texha Steers - a1utiA
ftockrrn aud Feeders :. 9aitn
sheep Receipts 500. Market fs4ll'
Natives fsieHti 81
Westerns tiOytfi %,
Lambs antat
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"UN VIZ EN fnLLs
U. S. BAKING POWDER

OUNCE CAN "a
OUNCE Can. '''i.
i6 OUNCE CAN. -
Rsmnhar. every can gr,rst.., g..
give , rice, fatisfirton or mar.v .
fundei. You Uko no RISK. w6y y,
give VI a trai7 W." o"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

chicago. Dee. .l-MuN wheal olfh.l
al si.7ii.. advanced slowly 60 ~. frad'
eel tu dtis. -.,.
Coin-D,o.. sisQI. May siEat
perk-I,oe.. 500. Jan. 81.
i.aId-Dec.. $50, jan, tgi.
rUs- bsr.. 49, Jan sec ..~...
Fafh close -Mhtat-No 2 fgl NlN,
fafd' " 10 a. 40 / Nouhcfn frnai,
- fst ~ : DO. Nsueh No
Carn-.No. Z. sia.: No. J DO, ~.
t ..H. = -st.fis. Ne Gals .
HsiH q 60 a.
Rye-siis
f.iHHtut "a,
Fln.-sl H.
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Join GREEN, iiAli lowered o'H
wood. Nindllng AM ien"'
Ely, Us ". Third SCUM