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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

v. =. CoaOyer. an exper-, writes.
The manure made on my farm Is not
neglected. Al the horse stable al ex-
tension or open shed bulls ont from
the main building serves - a cheap
place FOR dumping barn clearings,
while az the same time IL affords
splendid shelter for any kild OF stock
IA bad weather. Where cattle are fed
ia open lots an immense amount Of
manure IL made and IN this section IL
is rarely saved or utilized. The item
Of expense for taking care Of this ma
nure j. the great setback 60 our farmer
aud he generally lets it al 20 without
making an effort 10 save even the rich
est and best Of il.
1 have a straw shed Sex60 feet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

A map OF Jerusalem IN mosaic, over
1900 years old, has been found IA
Palestine. X was discovered IL un-
covering the ruins of ar old church,
the entire pavement OF which was a
mosaic map Of Palestine, many parts
Of which had been torn awayor broken
of. That part containing the City OF
Jerusalem was more or less perfect,
only a part of the wall at the southeast
corner being missing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

un-il l. is almost az arIa's length. the
water continuing % flow from the
monkey down his THROAT. Occasion
ally the drinker guips. ard VIXEN his
thirst las been satisfied he returns
the monkey toward his mouth. then
suddenly tips i up. shutting of the
stream i; taxes considerable expert
ence % drink out q a water monkey
gracefully. The beginner sends a
stream q water down his neck instead
81 his throat four times ont q i've,
until he las mastered the at.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

guns in United States forts has made
s-tilierists incre confident. and much
reliance Is placed IN the work Of both
the Nesuvlus and the Buffalo.
Or~ weakness of the dynamite gun
system Is the fact that the proiectiles
are discharged with compressed si-.
TINS makes nece ssary special plant
which. of course. means compiled
'ioas ot the kind that every naval
oaccr is anxious 70 avoi1 IL Is not
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

1913. Shields protees the weapon
ard the men Who serve H.
On TIE way % Brazil the crew prac-
t;oszd viii y. using dummy pro
iecLiles. and IS accuracy was fo1nd
rsraarkakle The Gun was ~ new. how
eser. shae tne E.ea were almost 81
nnch efFn5d - i. a. the enemy Wa
ert,ersed e. ~. aud there vas cOnsid-
.rakss relief - f.czr4 vhen . was
seuEH On arrivel Ga Brazil that there
xoald De 10 need for firing y with
rsal 6yos1oite. a. the sevosution " a.
orer. Nlnrs tte1 tie tccceHffzi ~
stazlztlo1 81 twg f1ttfFscs % tAesf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

So bsj On laal. where the necessary
steam plant can toe protected with
earthvo-ks. but on q ship the matter
Is different AGAINST this objection
the gun Acrs these advantages over
the submarine torpedo. = has
greater range. i almost absolutely
accurate. aui the rro.ec;iies cannot
be stopped IN as course 10y torpedo
nets OK exploded 10y rspii Ere guns.
as !; - too ~vift IN It's flight
The aerial torpedo which j. thrown
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

rtr-rE~- -~cu FvLL CALIrEr DYNAMITE
rEso- EC-TrLE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
A THounLous TASK.

10 this TO be or not 10 be recorded IN
history ms the last day OF tho peace
commissions Joint assembly, II Il not
known at this hour. but II seems hard.
~ probable that the FIRST OF the prop
oaitionB Il the one that viii prevail.
but no elusive IRE apparently fore.
caated determinations these days that
the most that anything OF the Kind
amounts 10 In mere conjecture. Espcc-
Tally IL this the case when Spanish
evasion and prurrasllnaton are con-
fronted with Yankee forbearance and
good nature. II N now given out that
the Spanish members uf the commits
sion dare not sign a treaty OF peace
particularly one giving Spain no In
dennity or a merely nominal one, be-
cause doing no would not only end
their political career but might, W,
are 10 infer, end their mortal career
ne wen besides being somewhat In IN,
nature Of an incentive 20 revolution
through the Carllsta who ARE NOR
than ever on the alert and only await
ing a favorable opportunity TO pounc,
down upon the denuded and cripple,
government.
This Is all very sad. when moi
presumably invested with plenarl
power 20 conclude peace within certain
lines are made TO understand t1war,
the last, when all the terms have beel
placed before them, that II they con
cur they viii have trouble at homo tina
cannot be easily disposed of. Il show
bad state OF affairs, It b. bad for us
too. but atlll II is a lesson which viii
an our Fmartness was apparently
needed. It has shown ~ that IN deal
ing on equal terms with power which
possesses no stability and whose ploul
potentiarlea are simply 30 many Jump
ing Jacks the strings upon which ar,
held In Madrid and pulled al tho d.cta
tlon Of an Ignorant ana q pr.cst.rlidoi
p0pulace, We get only what we bar
gained FOR and consented 90 when Il al
fails. II also shows us that In con
Guiding business transaction, ospec
tally one In which nations are IN
parties, II Is a serious matter TO loav
feature of it-especlally when mi
happens to be the most important fea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
ron muNIcrAL nrronM.

A national conference for good city
government Il 90 be held at indianapolis
on Nov. a0th and Dec. 1t and End. n
viii be devoted 20 the consideration ana
completion OF a plan for the govern
mont Of American cities. which viii be
outlined In municipal program, en-
hodylng what are believed 20 be- the 49,.
scntlal principles Tor tho correct con.
duct OF municipal corporation aud
providing a plan Tor putting the prInCl-
pies into practical cnect
II "a expected a. "a result OF the de-
llboratlons. charter will hs drawn up
90 serve as a pattern Tor an American
elites. This agreed upon % VIII be the
duty of an who are Interested IN the
work 81 municipal reform to labor Tor
lts general adoption The work 900 the
formulation m She proposed municipal
program has been going on Tor year
Since tho time " ,hr conference ln
Louisville IN May. 1877. a committee uf
ten, representative 0f its composition.
has been engaged Loo dnr.Hr a report
on the subiac, f5r presentation st iho
indianapolis meeting. Th. committee
rooeu.ly hali q series ~ sessions az a..
lanta city ana iia members are san
working upon various features of the
report The nDdInEs ~ the committee.
o. o. asserted. VIII represent careful rec
search ana thorough study Of civic con-
l.aon1.
u "a circular calling attention 20 this
confer renee % % pointed out that munl-
c.ull government Ia America H. a queer
huIge-p odga. with legislative tlukerIng
constantly adding 10 lts yarlegatel
forms, presenting one picture here aud
another there. yet nowhere approaching
400 acceptable common deal
Then It goes on 20 says
Apart from ,he legislative aspect.
iho conferences have pictured thr Wutr
ful state OF analrs ~ has been asserted
that the dDf.C,s ln municipal Institutions
arise from permanent ana universal
causes, and that tha general situation
] is substantially ilgr.lrll DO ull the great
American cities A summary based
upon developments 40 ,hc various cone
| frrences sets forth .hgfH assertions. The
| least estlmlhle and least Trustworthy
| classes nearly everywhere conducting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Was made every dag during the period
uf ha Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul
Railway ou its Chicago q Omaha Short
Line.
Although lis trains hauled from ten 90
thirteen wei nll0d sleeping cars and
coaches each night. yet schedule time OF
arrival no Omaha ana in Chicago was
an accomplished fact-a record 90 be-
proud ~. ANA witch has resulted In
establishing the Chicago. Milwaukee a
S. PAU Railway IN the minds ~ tho
travelling community as the shortest.
best and most reliable route between
Omaha ana Chicago and the Fast
An coupon ticket agents sell tickets
via the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 50. Paul
Hallway. For Information regarding
the line address j. J., Downing, Come
m,rclal Agru, SAN Lake city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
THANKS. orSrLrmrsi


The "News" IL IN receipt of the SUB
Joined complimentary later which
needs NJ comments
For, Douglas. Utah, Nov. 10, isss'
"To the Edii0ri
Your editorial IN laH evenings
PAPER On tn race problem In che south
\ one that meets she hearty approval
81 an the ricc-ilvlng members ~ the
Tweusy-flurth infantry.
During WI my career IN enc fcsl-
mrnt. I have never hoard nrNapiper
article 10 highly compllmrrd aa hht
been the one mentioned above NO.
because q WAC "a surprise, heoarHe 'N'
aacw the sentiments ~ your paper %
well. but ~ o. because You seem 60 ne
alone tam1nE salt Lake Ciiy paperal
90 yuur nFht Tor ubuty and iur;lcc.
The Tribune. from which We gNprc, .
"a 80 much. has not even coni mnti
the ncu1ns ~ chose lfNicaa mpn1 In the
Sluth. not ON word Of condemnation
has appeared Ia - columns, u that d
gcpuhllcanism. may God deliver md
from any such parry. Murder ard ar
IN. all over the election % a Republic
oan. and yet the leading paper ~ thai
party. IA the state. refuses 90 aly 90,
word IN condemnation q thi ouiragrs
4 MEMBER or THE slih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

turc-to what In the present lights can
properly be called u game Of hazard
II ought 10 be. and doubtless from
this time on Will be understood that
war is war and that no other term de-
fines IL. tits by no means a pasiime or
anything to be encouraged or desired
II f. the last argument to which
nations are presumed 90 resort
and when 70 comes %
comes with thundcrh1lts earth
auskee. biacktr.d fNles cmittIng fierce
ana mareiicss HFhtninrs and groauins
volcanoes boichlne forth consuming
nlmes e, means der.ruet.on ripine,
b'5odshal. suffering. sorrow ana dis
.rasa. The loser IN su,h a monair1us
convusion NJ animate nature has no'i-
Ink 8, t1rs Tor but what The winner
secs no 90 rrlff. and ,hlF lr ALSO undcf-
stood. sriln was crushed into helpless
nose and "a fuppH1ni Tor m roy az orr
feet n we had chen acted upon our
understanding ~ what war amounts %
and made % truly che last " ,hs argu-
m,rts In the case. all would doubtless
have ended months ago and both no.
tons be now profoundly az peace VITA
no disturbing rumors from Paris OF
elsewhere 60 mar the serenity OF the
atu1tun. Then .he terms. muciiul
and iuN a. coming fr.m Americans
they would have been. would have met
with nm apprcciatlve weic1me on b'lns
just so much more than auy 1aAar great
power woud have cS'fri.i and s1
much more than ihc van1uifhed hai
any right 90 expect
20 was another mistake 60 suppos'
che Spanish were s1 much unlike ih'
races pr. sedinr th.m ont n which hcy
grow and between whom and the adj
,lnced peoples ~ ,ha present day hay
form the connecting link. The Roman
only wanted 20 rs hls hand wiihIn an
enclosure 90 soon have his entire per-
ION therein. 60 rrt his foot uron forbid
Den .li % all ut once Ramp q fow"
OF men on, Of the ground ana fake p3H-
session. To c1ncede Is % encourage
10 rm.to and blast and suhiugate is 90
mako secure. but why enlarge upon
this ,hemeg The wrong .s done and %
sesms 20 look ne II u were case auch
as ihat defined by iianio. when hr
takes hls nrst numerous step. thus
bad begins aud wore remains behind
spain nnw seems % think she has, I'M
der strict construction ~ in,crna-
tlonai law right 90 be restored 10
her former POSSESSIONS al ne other Side
OF tho Paenc and that u the United
states takes thrm u must be IN Co.,
same way that 3 would obtain terrii1'
~ from any other nation. by purchase.
Thoy have been encouraged into this
tina, ls. they have received M d,scour-
Augment since hosiIlltlca caaaed, and
.hla with the Latin races IL generally
construed a. encouragement ~ q Ne
suit We have what al this writing
seems TO be the frultlesi chickering's oi
a commission for three mon,hs-a o1m-
mission met 10 reopen aud r'se,ile a
question which was. In the judgment
u ali the nations In the world. spain
Included. practically rfiltd 40 santa
70. SO more ships and moro men are
wanted at Manila. perhaps also SOM
vii be sent 20 the other side OF shf
Atlantic before II is all over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
saLisnuny's Address.

Some q our contemporaries are much
exercised about the recent utterancei
OF the Marquis Of Salisbury. They Ec'
In them a wirnlng .o the American peo'
pie against the so.called expansion poll
cy The following sentences are regard
81 NJ especially omlnousi It IL tho nts
year In which the mighty force ~ ih'
American Republic has been introduced
among nations whose domlnions arr
expanding and whose Instrument
TO n certain extent are war. NJ one
can deny that IT, appearance among
factors Aaiatic. at all events, and plasi-
bly, In European diplomacy. o. @ grave
and serious event. which may MOI cone
duec TO the Interests of peace. though
think In any event d, l. likely 10 con-
duce 20 the Interests " Great Britain"
II IL supposed that bis lordship meant
90 say In substance that the United
States cannot 90 beyond the coasts ~
this continent without lntcnsifylng
European jsalousles and klndllng the
fame Of war which may become
universal.
There IL but little ground. however.
FOR such an Interpretation Of the ad-
drcss. The British premier belongs 10
a school Of diplomacy which believes
In employing words sufficiently amblg-
uoua 60 admit u more than one COM
nirue,lon. The tone Of his speech was
very friendly 90 she United States and
HHaNN al all
this was addressed 20 the European
chaneellorisa. duly notifying them that
the appearance Of the American Ropub-
lie among fhe expanding nations IL an
event conducive 10 the Interests Of
Great Britain and that, consequently.
the unfed States does not stand iso-
lated. a stranger or intruder among the
great family Of nations. There IL surely
nothing alarming IN such a declaration.
The fact IL thai the alarmiata have
not yet given single good reason why
the powers Of continental Europe should
prefer Spanish mlsruie In the Pacific
Islands TO n condition Of law ana order
established by ;he United States II Il
not possible TO Hee how American con
troi Of an archipelago spain IL unabl,
10 govern can In any way be a menac,
TO the Interests OF other powers. Der.
many may. possibly. for a moment have
cast longing eyes toward that vacant
territory. but there IL every reason "a
believe shat the victories at Manila and
Santiago have caused a change Of sen.
timent In favor " the United States.
This country has grown. II has be-
come strong. II has Interests to take
care Of. and II cannot without betrayinr
a sacred trust permit others 90 reap the
advantages Of the achievements Of oui
armies and nayien. Ciear-sceinE states.
men do not hesitate In saying shat ",
must hold the Philippines because Their,
Il no alternative TO our doing 30. except
the seizure OF Chinese territory. But
there l. no need OF contemplating thl.
latter alternative, the Philippines beinl
virtually given 20 this country by IA,
Supreme Ruler OF nations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

There is "a measure of qualification IN
the latest report from II. a. ~.
Aguinaldo. II has been no long since
h.u majesty was heard from that it
was. not known whether a declaration
or war upon or peace with the United
states was In ordor but the painful
silence is nt last broken. The time
when the news was sent was Dis hose
tile period. and about now we may
properly expect that great peace
talk has taken place. % which we may
look 20 be- fully idvisod in proper time.
In the prouuncismcnto just heard from
"Aeey" announced his willingness ana
ability o. eat up Yankees as fast ai
they could be- shipped TO the Islands
rather an inhospltable outlook, e.
p,clally from 10 amiablo a person a
fraat man is Aguinaldo. considered as
either purchasahlc quantity who ~
destitute Of the Nevada definition OF
honesty being bought 90 stay bought
"a royrtcrcr. fighter a dictator or
"a nrat-class humbur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding Itself Of waste matter. DE
the trouble and cure Sick Headache,
nilhouHneEH. Inactive Liver and clear
the Complexion. Small. sugar-coated.
don't grippe or cause nausea. y =.
schramm, Prescription Druggist. Mo
cornlck building corner Main 81. and
First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

hubble affairs wastcfulness. ineilicie ncy
and frequent scandals; difficult ana un
reriain enforcement Of the law a. 90 Of
lenses agalnw good morals. Hcandalous-
iy great political Influence OF those VINO
cain "a livelihood through vices; eNtor-
lion praeiiccd upon criminals and nur f.
vuy0fs 20 vice. payment OK political
bosses hy great corporations almost
open bribery and theft ci franchises
and an Inexpensive public ntlmeni'
which declines s1 listen Go appeals Tor
better order VI anairs.'
Such conditions the friends OF reform
propose 60 rrapple with and st is be
maved much good will be Che result VI
the conference at Indianapolis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Mr. =. W Wilson ~ the board ~
education asks the "Ncwa' 90 maic
that the question Of opening the
schools al a'iiter hour has received at
ttr;l'n by tho b1iri ara THAI. as a
Consequence, the city schools will be
opened az $3.50 q. m. during che winter
torn. instead of ~ am. We believe
thc action saken By the beard will
meet with the approval of parcnss and
ohlllrcn generally. Now is the county
schools follow ihlt example.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

The secret OF clear skin. soft. white
hands. and luNurisnt hair % found In
the perfect ac.ion Of the plures pro-
duccd By CuucuIn Soap. beyond all
comparison the most effective akin puri-
Tying and bcautliying soap IN The world.
"a wen no the purcst ana swccicH, for
toilet. bath ana nursery. II o. the only
preventative Of pimplea. black heads.
dry. thin and falling hair and simple
baby hlcmlsheH. because the only pre-.
ypntatlvc OF inflammation and ciogging of
the pores. the cause of most minor ar
fgetlonu Of the skin. scalp and hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Constipation means the accumulation
of waste matter shat should be dis
charged dally,aud unless this o. done the
tIul matter u absorbed and p1lnons ths
system, Use llElinlNE 10 bring about
regularity Of the bowels. Price % ca
z. G. ~. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Disease a. cured not by magical In.
carnations buf by medical science.
Hence % Il that Ayers sarsapariila
cures. and shat lt proves % emincntly
succtfaful. ~ la klilfully-propared
and strictly scientific biood-purlfor and
tonic. the only one admitted to thu
Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

4 cough IL no, like a fever. II does
not have 10 run n certain course. Cure
n quickly and oncctuaily with one
Minute Cough cure. the best remedy
for all ages and for the most severe
cases. We recommend 10 because It's
good. \. =. Schramm. Prescription
Druggist. Mccormick building corner
Ataln -. and First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

For burns, cuts. bruises decorations. or
LARD's SNOW LfNtMEST IL a aov.
ercign remedy. I, never falls 20 DO good.
and 30 promptly that In wonderful cur
alive properties frequently create sur
prize. Price 20 and " cts. z. G. ~ l.
nrmn nnnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

late 10 bed and early 70 rise. pre-
parcs a man for DIE home 10 the SKIES.
put early 10 bed and a Little Early
Riser, the PHI that makes life longer
and better and WISER r. 3. Schramm.
Prescription prurrss MCCORMICK
building, corner Ml.n 81 and First
south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

The school elections are 90 be- nom
partisan, which D. exactly right. but IL
suggests the thought that partiaanshlp
must have exhausted itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

REV. Myr1n reed. In nn addr as'on
c.ryeraii1n and clubs. reD-ied IN
,ie psnver Evening Pos, ~ Nov H.
paid mis- clmpllmsn, 30 the lArer-diy
Saints
u IKE Movmons very we'll They
make corporation work They pave
tuhiu.I me desert and f1i M the
prsdi Hry semitic. There u nor a NOR
mon awcls shop on earth
The Eoriiursu furgher raid that The
defect ~ the people here has been The
Ignorance ~ ihc women" hul 10 ,h.a
Do ls mistaken. The women Of Utah
are now. ard always have b,cn. ne In
tonlg,nt and wail-lnformed az their
sisters 90 any q the siiyca " ,ht
unlan. The cons and daugh;crs Of
Utah hold ths.r Places among the hrs'
Whrrovsr ghcy Sc. ard ghla fact d
largely due 20 their mo,heud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
tsii lake ,aliey oan and Trust Co..
ana sNufh Main Ntrust

Salt Lake once OF First National
Bank % Park city. VIII make loans
az reasonable rates, long or short time.
on real estate. stocks, bonds. mort
cages. or approved personal security.
q. J. SALISBURY. President.
SAM J. KENYON. Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16
nlmberrer al ID. lal MaIn.

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with one MIN
ute Cough cure. 10 ia 10 good children
cry Tor 70. II cures Group, bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and all throat and
lung diseases. y. =. schramm. Prcscrip-
ilon Druggist. Mccormick building.
corner Main 81 and FirAt South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Thousands ~ men and women suffer
from piles. especially women with e.
male weakness have this suffering "a
contend with In addition 10 their other
pains. TABLEWs BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT will quickly eject a cure.
Price 90 cts, IN bottles, tubes 70 cts. z.
G. 81 1. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

Chronic Nasal C1iarrh p5.sons every
breath that u drawn into the lungs
There " procurahle from every druggist
she remedy for the cure 81 this trouble
a small quantity ~ Ely's Cream Balm
placed into the norirlN spreads over
an Unframed ana nnry surface, rchcv-
lng Immediately the painful lnnama.
ton, clennHoa. heals and cures. 4 cold
Do the head vanlHhef Immediately. soii
hy druggists or w4i Doc mailed Tor "a
cents by Ely Brotheri. 5g Warren Street
Now York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-16

II You have sore throat, soreness
across the back 0r side, OF your lungs
feel sore ur tender. or you are thrrat-
encd with dlphihtTia or pneumonia. an
ply HAi.LARD'S SNOW LINIAfENT
externally. and use nALLAVD'a
lloHEHouND SYRUP. z. &. 81 l.
DRUG Dent.