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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

lie Makes Contracts with HsnEtonE
wrecker. To Raise spanish wsr.hips.

Washington. Nov. is-The URtcd
s,utes navy will som possess more
than a sprlnklng of forclgn-built war
ships. Admiral Dewey has Informed
the navy department ihai he has con-
tracted with a HonEiUng Arm N wreck
crs 10 raise three of the Spanish war
vessels sunk In the battle ~ Manila
hat May day. h. cost OF ralsag the
repair will be- ti00.0Q0
'rhc vessels ~ b. raised are Eunb1ats
VI large type. ana IN the opinion ~
CHIEF Conftructur Hichb1fn they VIII
be the very best kind ~ craft Tor the
protection Of the United states inter
cs,a IN the Philippines and dlpag thc
AHintlc coast They are the sister
ships iala de cuba and tsh dc Lu-
ron ana the Don Juan de Austria.
The nrst two are vessels - 1910 tons,
900 feet hong. 90 feet beam and II feei
. inches draft. They are NJ steel, with
twin screws. good protective decks and
an excellent battery. composed OF 30
IiVnofin guns. four G-poundrrs. two J.
pounded Nurdenfeldia. and twu .h3-inch
Nordcnfcldta and three torpedo tubes,
Their speed Sc placed ~ 10 knots under
forced draughi.
Tho Austria & a sttlc larger. her
tonnage being i.i5l. her length 80 feet
~ foot hcam and ie.G drauKlr. Sha
was hufdit in CarinRcuA IN 1851 The
other two vessels were built by Sir WI.
liam Armstrong. az Elsw,ck. In isss
The Ausiria's armament II four ~
snch IIonorias. four G-poundfra, one
machine gun und two torpedo tubes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

Indianapolis. Nov is.-Thc American
Republican college league closed -
seventh annual session this afternoon.
The league changed IT. constitution %
provide that hereafter meetings shall
be held blcnuelily instead OF annually,
and declared u 90 g. n cardinal prin.
Tple ~ the loigue % secure suffrage
flr students whore they attend school
The next meeting VIII be- held at phlla-
delphlh jurs after the national election
OF 1900
A resolution was adopted UNFOLDING
Secretary Alger who q a strong friend
~ che league. ana riundly deu0unciug
his "viilaiuous slandcrcrs" also prafa-
lng President Mckinley. indorslng
that gallant soldier. brilliant states.
man and Champion u clean una popu-
BAR government the type ~ American
patriotism. Theodore Roosevelt" and
demanding safe currency rSomn lcgia-
lRflnn and student suffrage.
OnicerH were elected NJ folAYwa:
President. a. L. Davis, Michigan uni
verhty; vice presidents, ". J. Crans.
Syracuse; ~. r. Dougherty. Illinois UNI
versiiy; George W. billings. Harvard;
secretary ~ ~. Wurseer Notre Dame.
treasurer H. W. Sargent University NJ
South Dakota: national executive COM
mittee. y. H. whitney. Williams coll
lcEe. vice president ~ The Republican
league ~ the United states. l.. 9. wur-
seer. Detroit Law school; suh-execu-
tive committee =. T. Upton, Yale; r.
y jameson, oherlIn; john o. Phillips,
University " Texas; \, O. Jackson.
unverslty ~ California, y. u. whit.
ney ~ Williams college was elected
mmpslgn manager, w..h headquarters
IN Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
Money-saving, money-back
baking-powder:
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Gently Med petition IN bankruptcy.
his liabilities approximations 1900 0O0
George $. Harrison. a ptumirent resi-
dent " Upper Alton. H., was muir
dered curly las; evening. one mile Gust
NJ Upper Alton. while returning from
une " his farms
iiuw Luclen YOUNG OF uho Uia, re.
ports that q o. practicable Gu riise the
former Spanish cruiser WeiuI McrCcdc e..
sunk IN June 9Th near che entrance u
sdtfag0 har1or.
The spanish transport tsie dc Para
VII sail today from Havana Or Spain
with 600 sick truOps On board ana FNy
members ~ the Gu1rlh Civile. wh1 re-
Gently arrived there from Manzaniil.
and 200 members ~ the Havana force.
John iirisben Walker has issued an
address crtucklng Richard Croker a. a
man who had gained complete cIutr1i
~ the Democratic parry. both in New
York city and the state. aui who ls
unworthy VI truH" o. HE address
Mr Walker urged ihc formation u a
new Democracy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

Jesse r. Gates Gets Compensation for ~
Loss OF - lip In the War

Washington. Nov iS-clmmissloner
Evans Of the pension office u,tncd
Secretary Aiser today that Jesse r.
Gates " the Second United states ar
ulicry. who lost par, Of his upper lip
IN the West Indian campaign, has been
awarded the nrst pension on account "
On" spanish war.
Tho Precedent and the secretary ~
war each cook an interest 100 thla case.
Gates called on chem i1 person soon
after the close VI the campaign and
convinced them ~ the merits ~ his
case.
Gates will receive 81 per month, and
this being tuudrqurtc. "a private pens
sion bill Increasing the pension VIII
probably be introduced On C0ngrrrs
claims 90 account NJ the Spanish war
arr uDw coming In rapidly. The total
On nle up To date n iDi1 Tor war ser-
vice and iis Tor naval service, cNciu-
sIve ~ the claims Of che bl'tlcuhip
M4Iun victims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
UNIVERSAL PANACGA.

rno PHI, for fever and Three '0' broken
Ann.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
mn rrnr an LOrIsvrLLr.
p,.,,,... center Of the Kentucky city
visited by Big BiaSc.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. ie.--Fire oroke
ont at 2.i5 u'clock this Saturday
morning in the nve-story building. No
eli Main street. occupied by she Rerz-
uowles company. depot f5r the wtlaam
+ Merrill Chemical company. The
are IL now blazing fiercely IN thc upper
stories and in view " che inflammablc
contents " she building Il liable %
nt,,va "A disastrous one. The scene %
~ t,t,ve III n the heart of the business
dsfrict. TONS ~ water are being
fhroWn on the flames, without appar-
cnt eject. d,
The building on the west, occupied
by r.. shnpinsky a Co, wholesale
mems furnishing goods. caught Gre at
The entire stock Of goods In the
Renz- B1wies & CO. establishment is
doomed. hre anu M,'Ii F''s."" \.
az uUO
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srNpAY .cnooL coNvrNIIoN.


For the nrat annual sunday school
convention. l.. y. T.. In Salt Lake city.
November seth ana slth tho Rio Grande
Western railway announces a rate Of
one single fare Tor the round trip from
all points ON tn lines In Utah. Tickets
will be sold nt ogden November gGth
and g1th. at Tintic points and all
points on the line Payaon 60 Salt Lake
city via Provo on November 18th and
2ith: az all points In Sanpotc and
SEWER ana on the main line east %
aprinrviilc. also nt bingham and Park
city on November Goth ana Goth. An
tickets limited o. December iat. The
RIO urnndc Western railway operates
the best local train service In the State,
when you cross second South. look
west Tor tho big sign W. II. McC0na-
hay. Irwcler,
Christmas u coming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

The direct line 20 Kansas city. 81.
Louis and Atlantic scah1lrd " via
the Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and an connections made In
Union dupota In the daytime n you
are going East and care Tor n day.
lirht ride through the grandcHt seem
cry u the Rocky Mountains cnroutr.
see that your ticket reads VIA Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Elegant chair
ears positively free ~ the holders u
regular train tickets
~. u. KOOsEH. G. y. 4 =. A..
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself Of waste matter. De
wits Little Early Rlsera VIII remove
the trouble and cure sick Headache.
nilhouHnc1s, Inactive Liver and clear
the Complexion. Small, HuFar-coatcd.
don't grippe or cause nausea. y y.
Hchramm. Prescription Druggist. Sic
CornIck iiuildlng corner Main -. aud
First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
SALT LANE
10 West second sonth street.

FAN term opens September 9th.
Write for full Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
tHi' i. I,. sanih san a s,,sq ,u'' TO-

Salt Lake once OF First National
Rank of 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 ]. KENYON. Treasurer.
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vn,on Mrs. Manson declared that u
,hav S. testified they has said what
WI" s,n III before O'Clock the hearing
SOC adjourned until tomorrow at 10
n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

Gently Mod petition IN bankruptcy.
his liabilities approximating 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

when you cross second South. look
west Tor the big sign W. NJ McCoHa.
hay. Iswoler.
Christmas IL coming.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
TWO MORE TROOP SHIPS.

pointment to the examining boards who went over her yesterday. She was supposed to be ready to go to sea with 6SO troops as soon as the stores could be put aboard, but instead of that she cannot be got ready in a week. She is only provided with a small icehouse and has no refrigerator. Yet it Is claimed she is ready to carry troops through the tropics. There is no blower in the tween decks, she is not equipped fin the stewards department to handle a crowd and the cooking appliances are very meager. The sanitary appliances are wretched and the sleeping quarters of the men have already been described in The Call.
 Captain c. Miner Goodall and Frank Bragg, secretary of the Marine Engi- neers' Association, assert that the Gen. tennial was condemned by the British Government. She was then put under the Japanese flag, and after a time the Government of Tokio condemned her
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
WHEAT HAS BEEN
 4 DISAPPOINTMENT
RESUME OF GRAIN TRADE FOR
 THE WEEK.
The Crop of the United States and Canada Will Be the Largest Yet. California the Only State
 With a Shortage.

The past week has been one of disap-
 pointment to wheat producers and the bull element. Liverpool operators, fear ing heavy movement of new wheat to
 French markets, caused a general sell ing of futures to hedge out spot wheat held in store. The enormous shipments of wheat from Russia, regardless of re- ports of famine from the interior of Rus sia seems a quandary to the speculative interest. The Russian press claims wheat is being exported in large quantities when people in many sections are without food. The big prices paid by French and Eng fish importers has put wheat out or reach of the poorer classes.
 The rye crop, which is of the staple foods of the Russian peasant was short last year. The price of this commodity has also gone beyond the reach Of the poor. Reports from other wheat growing countries are on the whole faVorabie. The wheat crop of France will be an av- craze one, against a half crop last year. India continues to export large quantf- ties. The Argentine is not lacking in lib- eral shipments. The tail end Of their crop is nearly reached.
 The crop of the United States and Canada, basng an estimate upon present conditions, wifi exceed any previous year, California being about the only state showing crop failure. The prospects at present point to crop of 100000 tons some think 500,0O0 tons. The latter ngure appears unreasonable. To offset Califor- mia, Washington and Oregon will raise more than enough in excess of their usual crop to make up for California's loss. East of the Rockies crop experts place the growing crops at $50 900 900. The largest crop heretofore harvested was. according to the Government Bureau of SIP. 900. This amount took in the Pacific Coast.
 The almost exhausted stocks Of all wheat producing countries is matter of no small importance. The very high prices prevailing, more particularly during the past three months, has drained every farm of its surplus. These supplies have found their way to market, and, generally speaking, into consumption. There Is now in the visible supply less than 23,-
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

 
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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
A SHAM SUICIDE
 JOINS THE NAVY CoWARDLY ACT OF A SON OF AM
 OHIO MAYOR. After Writing Farewell Letters and causing Great Sorrow Among Friends and Relatives,
 He Enlists.
A SHAM SUICIDE
JOINS THE NAVY

For several days relatives of Frnar. Baker, son of the Mayor of Geneva ol,1 nave been searching for his supposed re' mains at the Morgue. as hesis renorted = have sent letter to Miss Leona snenoo or Healdsburg to the effect that h,, tha time her eyes fell upon it his life wo,IS De closed by an act of his own hand Az the time of the writing of the letter ha also stated that he had left a trunk .t one of the hotels at Healdsburg. He at the same time forwarded Miss Snencer bis, old valise and willed her his trunk n,al,. ing pathetic references to the fact tha+ life was not worth living
 Inquiry at the recruiting office. 20 t,u,s street, shows that the supposed suicide the man who so carefully manufactTrai; what he probably deemed conclusive avi- dence that he had made away with bir- self, enlisted in the naval service m May 20.
 Baker is about % years of age. and ,s of medium height and weight. and may be known by scar on the left side of his face It is not known why he made an effort to create the idea that he had com mitted suicide. He was certainly short sighted, for list of all recruits is kent in such manner that it would be impos- sible for a man to be lost in the shuffie unless he should register under a false name and carry out the deception to the end.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
Was Condemned by Both the Brit ish and the Japanese
 Governments.
The British Steamers Whitgift and Ming chow Purchased for Transports by
 the Government.

Army officers had a busy time of 1t yesterday among the transports. The British steamers Whitgift and Ming chow have been purchased and by Monday will fly the American flag. The Centennial was inspected and turns out to be a white elephant. Captain Long of the quartermaster' department is of the opinion that in the purchase of her somebody blundered. Work on the Zealandia has progressed so far that the Government began sending stores to her yesterday, and a corporars guard was detailed to see that nothing was tempered with. On the Colon a new donkey boiler is being put in place, and she will probably be ready to go into the stream with the Zealandia on Tuesday. On the China everything Is at sixes and sevens. The work of coal ing her is still going on and no one knows when 1t will be finished. The question of hunks was held in abey- ance for awhile. but yesterday a gang of carpenters was put to work putting in duplicates of the make believe ac- commodations that were provided for the soldiers on the Peking.
 The Centennial was a great disap-
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

Hlcting serious wound, which had to be closed with three stitches After having his injury attended to Walters determined to have the woman ar rested, so he notified the police.
 May Stewart is a notorious woman. who formerly conducted disreputable house at 316 Stockton street. While she would say very little in regard to the cutting, she acknowledged that she had stabbed her lover. She claims that Walters has been abusing her for some time and that she but recently got rid Of black eye which he administered to her about month ago. Yesterday afternoon, she says, Walters came to her room and they Quarreled. She was eating an apple at the time and had a knlfe With which to cut the fruit Dur Ing the quarrel he struck her in the mouth, Whereupon she swung the knife around and stabbed him. A badly swollen lip substantiates this part of the woman's story.
 A friend of Walters says that both the parties to the affair have been drinking hard and that there have been frequent quarrels between them. He says they had trouble early yesterdav morning and that the woman was struck by the man. Later Walters went back to the room and demanded money from the woman and the talk ensuing from his request resulted in the stabbing iii '''e
 walters was resting easily last even ing, and While the wound is serious if VIII probably not prove fatal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

10000 bushels. It is fair estimate to say there is not 10 100000 bushels outside of the visible supply. making in all B. 900 .0O0 bushels to last forty-five days before any new wheat is ready for millers' use.
 The daily consumption of the Tinted states Is 100000 bushels per day. This shows 33000,000 bushels of wheat to carry the country to the new crop, or a defi- ciency of 12,0O0 00O bushels. Mfllers' stocks are the lowest ever known. It will take d very largely increased crop this year to I'll m up the many holes made necessary by the depleted carry-over stocks The spring wheat crop is far from being se cured; there remains much time in which ddmdge may oVertake the crop The sitlI- duon at present indicates a declining fen dency Tn wheat prices for the next sixty uays. June and July are generally known to the trade as bear periods While the spot situation on paper is strong the sen ument which Is the chief factor in making PrlSes IS against any material advance A DUH market may be looked for after :July nquldation has taken place. There iS no reason to expect extreme low prices conditions do not warrant any such pre- dictions ii pie
 IL IS altogether reasonable for producers to anlcipate reasonable returns for their wheat this year. Those who are looking Tor fancy prices will meet disappoint. ment. The foreign situation will dispel such ideas M Ni"Poi
 Barley remains dull. Oregon and Wash lngton are selling old stocks freely. The tendency seems downward
 R. E. MULCAHY.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

She then wandered under the Danish flag and now comes under the stars and stripes as first-class troopship.
 The sale of the Centennial was engi- neered by syndicate formed on Puget Sound and the members of it were de- lighted when the Danish flag was haul ed down and the stars and stripes took its place. Seattle was jubilant over the transaction, and the Post -Intelligencer devoted nearly two columns to the event and description of the steamer The facts of the case have been tele- graphed to the authorities at Washing ton, and Until they are heard from lit tie or nothing will be done to the Gen. tennial. In the meantime Captain Long and the medical board of examiners appointed by General Merritt are pre- pairing exhaustive reports.
 The Government is going to have more difficulty in getting competent en- gineers to man the Whitgift, Ming chow and Centennial. The men have English licenses, but as the steamers are now American vessels the engineers must have American licenses and be American citizens. Frank Bragg, sec retary of the Marine Engineers Asso- citation, has the matter in charge and will see to it that all the vessels are properly manned.
 The steamer China has still a DOT tion of her Chinese crew employed The
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
STABBED IN
 JEALOUS RAGE Wm. Walters Wounded by His Paramour. SHE CLAIMS HE WAS FALSE MAY STEWART, A NOTORIOUS WOMAN, THE ASSAILANT. His Injury Is Serious and the Knife Wielder Has Been Locked
 Up in the City
 Prison.
SHE CLAIMS HE WAS FALSE

A lovers quarrel prompted by jeal- ousy resulted in William Walters be- ing stabbed by his paramour, May Stewart, at the rooms of the woman ct 122 Post street late yesterday after noon. Walters wound, which is quite a dangerous one, was dressed by Dr. Lord last evening and the man was then removed to his room in the lodg- inghouse where the woman lives. She was arrested by Detectives Gibson and Wren and was locked up at the California street station charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
 Walters Is employed at the Temple Bar as night porter and has been con- sorting with the woman for some time. According to his version of the affair the woman had been drinking heavily during the day, and when he went to the room about o'clock in the evening she accused him of being un- true to her. She attacked him, and in the struggle bit his finger, and after ward took a dirk he always carried and stabbed him in the right breast. He left the place, and a couple of hours later while in a restaurant on Pine street he met Dr. Lord and asked him to dress the wound Walters went up to the rooms of the doctor where 1t was found that the dirk had pene- trated to the depth of four inches, in-
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05

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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-05
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