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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
pIrs AND sruns.


silver. 81 5.iG: lead. $3.50.
Some Interesting assays are promised
from ihs Bullion-Bcck Turncl DO tn
mar future.
Residents ~ Park city are feeling
well over the prospective resumption at
the Ontario mine.
Thomas Weir and George a. Lowe
went out 20 Mercur this morning t1
look into their mining Interests.
Col Trumbo of thcIE. ana n. mlno
near naker city ore. was an inter-
eHtrd spectator on the exchange today.
Judge Colhorn. who hnn just returned
from the East. speaks very highly Of
business ON the Colorado Springs Ga.
change.
Cllrtace Mccormick has been elected
president Of the wnChuHHtt Mining
company. and y. 8. Hug1ard secretary
ana ttc4furor
a contract has been let FOR the sink
INK Of q 2o1-fl1t Incline SHAFT 0u sha
International mino IA the Hue Bell dis
irici. Tooolc county
John Heinrich ard VIII Brown are Dol
the CITY from Nebraska. and Will lciv,
shortly Tor iha N1rih Mlut.ain min
at cherry Creek. New.
r. ~ AlilNf was tudnN GRANTED the
privilege Of using W. H. liubbnrd'i
membership on the exchange, until hs
could secure one u hiA own.
Encouraging word comes from th.
West Mountain placrrH at bingham
u bclnk stated that already good pas
gravel has been encountered in cross,
cutting the channel az bedrock.
y. W. Clark. for many years M
foreman OF Marcus DAILY. the M1ntan.
millionaire mining man, came In from
the north this rnornirr lie IL % rx
anime several Utah mining properties
owing 10 the good weather the ri,
Grandc Western has determined 10 rui
another OF it, popular mining excur
flpnH 20 Iintic ON a special train whitl
VIII leave this city at sos a. m. sun
day next.
Utah County Dcmocrati J. W, Nc
lntOuh returned Sunday from a visit 4,
Tlniic whore he looked over the LIS
Chance milne near Diamond. scvcra
other people % Provo are intercste,
with ME Mcintohh In this prupor. 3
among whom are Or. McCurtnln, II. II
swnrcy. Frank and Charles Wood nnt
J. X. Bishop. SIR. Mcintosh report,
the SHAFT on the property down go fcoI
ana says the present contract vii
carry II 10 depth Of 800 foot. whof
the contract Will probably BE- renewed
for another 100 feet. Ito IL most en-,
thuHlnuiic over the showing made b,
the property.
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.COCIOUS INIPUDENCE
no Insurgents Collect Tribute From
Residents Of Manih.
Ter wtuIRs HUGE REGULATION.
,ts tho Philippine Treasury Of .
liiion aud q quarter Dollars Ia
Cold CssA.

i. Francisco. Nov IA special
Manila Of sept % says.
Insurgents are siiii collecting ,u-
c'rom residents uf Manila. aud ii
almost impossible TO check them.
1 az the doors OF ,he headquarters
+ First Colorado. a rebel recruiting
q and court were discovered. -Four
natives drafted into ,hs rebel
refused to 90 un1 they were
J. under arrest and an effort made
IL Thorn BY force. The cui.fe stan
rcbai headquarters was arrested
Z 1uctlon. ana II was then learned
omc rrcp1aiJr0us fines had been
on two chinese by the court
rebel officials are 0u trial before
% Charles lleWUtt boz thH provost
,uui viii he severely dealt with
NCt evidence connecting General
W VI cuban fame with iho whole
VOTING 0f the Philippine treasury
Wen unfarihod in buinIi prison.
NiIun1 NorlleH Hfi Julian N.ycf,
% prison HH Hclp.Eshia Cor official
~. have been liberated hy order
FJlr General OTIS. hut delivery
loo late f1r "a third prisoner con.
.uf ihH same crime, flr De died
hd cIght days before the Amrri.
c'my entered The city
o. captain Mun0tt Hup. r.ntHnl.
4 prisons. began his inVg ishillu
leases uf ths prisoners confined iu
.L Rull.s and Reyes declared
lhuy were uulustly suffering Cor
Lines 10 Uth.rH ana b. HE'd that
euHUs De- r0Ip HnDl. They HvUfrU .
,gryler and bis HaHHrIHirH hll
tthr treasury Uf ~ 100000 Zoo Mex
,iycr. and thlf they bad been ace
'If the crime HtI "ut tI lulH
Of made q report OF 900 matter On
~ Macarthur. and 400 examination
hIUka of thH Treasury was ore
The latter showed thHt dur|nE
CipylHr regime several lmWunr.
vi money had been Withdrawn
ftu was an unsatisfactory chow
o. ihH disposition % TO- l,usllrH
o.. ut ihU cashiers nt thU treas
~ EH.H aI Gar aa 90 declare thll
h himself came so thU treasury
ln ih. Uf'Wn, a. h. uIiUEnas II
Ien dU.l q tu make fun In
alton OF thH case.
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CANADA, STAND W.
British Governments Requires an Eapiana.
lion hrgardIng The sale nt az Islanh.

Toronto. ont. Nov. tv-rhs foreign
onIgH Uf Goo British government has
c1n.rl Co., canada asking Cor q report
uu.n uri explanation 70 thH sale Of
%. island Hf AHaeaHti ut the mouth
Of Che st Lawrence river 30 % subject
% . foreign power Attorney General
ArUilhtut nae received "a rs1u.-s
from Ottawa for report Ufin tho
whole subject
Thu puuhlaer is % French capitalist
wh'. % Is Utll. Oh now gyIUtae EurIIah
sriiIgra and could with Hlmelfut aims
on Che island. control .h0 e. Lawrence
river In 90. event Uf ID war between
Great iriiuIu sod FrlHH. ihIs would
nf "t Immense IlNnntng. iU France.
20 ir believed that sne urtlh govern.
mont VIII order the cancellation OK Ia.
HuIH
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rRENcn DIscIiLiNr.
Gen. H"nonard Gets Change 81 ua.s. ow-
Ing To iiis Attitude degrading Drsyfus

Paris. Nov IA romi-oflclal note
iHHucd this evening says the goycrn-
mont has resolved not to retain tho
Mnrchnnd mission nj FaHhodn. adding
That this decision was arrived az BY
the cabinet after an exhaustive cxnmi-
nation ~ the question The govern
mont, replying 20 an Interpolation TO
De- asked IN the Chamber 81 DEPUTIES
VIII nvnll Itself " the opportunity TO
explain the motives f1r itH resolution.
tn" minister Of war. NJ de Frsycinet.
mas signed u decree removing generni
ltenlNnfd from the head Of the general
stan ana appointing him % the com.
mnhd " the Eleventh corps at Nantes.
" " suggested that tho ministers ac-
Won was duc 10 Den. DE Renovnrd'a
nittuue ~ regard 70 the secret docu-
menta In the Drcyhn case. General
Hfnult has been appointed To succeed
Gen. Hpnovnrd
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rrsssmen on san rnnel.co Papers 60 On
strike

San Francisco. Nov THE prossmsn
employed loo the san Francisco news
paper Officers declared a strike al noon
Today, and 1s result che nrsi editions
uf the afternoon papers ala not appear,
The prusBmtu employed by the Post
ana the Bulletin declined 90 obey the
order 20 strike, but thc Report press
men walked Out
The other papers, acting under an
agreemut Go stand by each other, re-.
fused De- publish unless the Report could.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made 90 print
the 4 o'clock edition Of the Report, and
lll she papers win appear then as usual.
Tho morning papers viii probably DO
able 90 publish. as all their men Will
not obey ihg order 70 strike, The
prsssmen demand an Increase ~ wages.
ami have submitted a schedule, which
which tho Publishers decline % accept
Tho increase demanded would amount
90 about $4,000 a year 70 the newspa-
pers About seveu,y-aye men are ems
ploysi In the newspaper pressrooms "
the city.
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Marsh. rir.i appearance.

Philadelphia Nov i-JudEs Butler,
ofihe United states district court. this
40 0ruuuu on application ~ counsel for
Gideon " NARA ihr fugitive bank
president who alfrtrisrad yesterday,
nrod go aH thH amount ~ bail re-
uu.rad f1r tho release ~ the prisoner.
Marsh was not present Mnrsh's c1un-
~ said ihut satisfactory security
would boz entered with the clerk Of the
court by tomorrow morning. Mean
time Marsh remains IN prison IN the
ofncihl custody u the United states
marshal
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MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. Soy. Q.
ttoGglThe estimated receipts
of bors today. $1,000. loft over, -.pal.
si,rkft opened steady 90 strong. turned
weak to De- lower. best steady
i.irht. ia50Ht162h
Mixed. fA3unf3.Cih.
Heavy, s1itma.50.
Rough. taisufl35.
Workers. $3.50 $500.
CATrLE-Rcccipta. 1000. market
steady.
cows and Holferr. N5jntito.
Westerns. ggJ01tLto.
Texas gtcors. t2.fsnfi00.
giocErra and Feeder tAsilfito.
gHEBp-Rccclpts Nolli market
dun. i0d20c lower
Natives. g2t0ffii6i.
westerns &laQutAlo.
Chicago. Nov. 3.
December wheat opened at egAnM;
declined 10 COS, recovered 10 tShue''
thru settled back 90 0sAua'
Wbca,-Nov. ssg; Dec. C5MQ :;
March. C5h. May. G'isuA.
Conn Nov, %. Dee, s-A.
Oata-Sov., 20; Doe, 2iis.
Pork Nov. aud Dec. &soi. 49,
Lard Nov, gip2a. Dec, N,95l
u5s4. -
Rlbs-Dcc.. ltG5; Jan. NG5M.
close. CASH
wheat. 80. g. rcd. Csi No, .. CO; No
9. hard. C5. No. 3. 6iA; 40, ]. north
crn spring. 6sh; No. q northern spring
CO... No. 0 spring. Gi's.
Corn. No. 3. glanfsi No. .. %.
Oats. No. 2. 20. No. ., 2ta,.
harley. 40 20 W.
Rye. b2ik.
Timothy $3.50.
Flax. 500
San Francisco. Nov ?.
wheat market today steady.
Dec. ii22it; May. u.2Hni caah
u.22h.
Barley. steady: Dee. il.2'.
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rnn.por, chester Arrives.

New York Nov i-Tho ranspor,
chester came az Ihe bay today with al,
Fourth Ohio Infantry Col q. u. colt
commanding, Tho Chester was moi
down mo bay by the r1vfrtlnfni
steamer Gen. Mc.Es. which took N thi
soldiers % with uphold or mllanal
fever.
col COZ said his regiment has enlist.
"A i.l11 men ana ~ Officers. OF these
lOi have boa rurl1ughod, ~ discharged
aud a died
Col. coli said the regiment had SUI.
fsrcd very little In comparison with
other regiments.
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IN WANTS iDAuO MINES.
psiahar WIN Iiuy " lie Gets the Right
Kind, says Manager Cohen.


II, \. cohcn. Captain DeI.amar's
ni4nag,F spent few hours In Boise
Yesterday. arriving on she mon train
-ll leaving al 3iiO says the Sntcs-
tAh' IT, was here long enough,
n-hrNrr g. satisfy himself that there
~ .llneih,ng IN the BASIN worth look
TX az ltg lctt Instructions with w ~.
tlp' q Co, capa.g DciAmur'a local
w rseh htlNea, ana Aald he would have
~ heAly, one II the Delamlr eX-
sr' examine flme OF the properties
NV INV y. considers worth his while 90
III, Cohen examined slme ore taken
setNin me recent discovery made By the
boys, Jake WEIGH and others
M t'llmea creek ahow ave miles from
tNsh9 cry, II ~ Understood he was
w enough pleased 20 make urrange-
~ lo nave she property examined.
Al, Nphen was seen by a Statesman
i,l,'l az the dopn fow mlnuea
a,loLe Ne left ior SAN Lake, his head
~ lela' he said he had been In the
,furtl tnw OF the stats examining
ug u.nca IN she Buffalo Hump country.
N.hgd concerning the reports he was
,.tolNUng for some Of the best prop
.N,a mere, he answered cvaslvely.
gu tnoHg replita are greatly axag-
"t,h u s. known, n gWaver, that he
i, Mr' Hcaly thorc 90 further look
'", some ~ the properties.
al t,apoiNe 20 a question Mr. Cohen
NJ captain De Lamar had picuty vi
t'.sH,.y 10 lnNes, IN Idaho mines of the
,sn' klnd ne asa not care much what
III. ei metal they produced just 81
ar pnrre was an even chance oi
nv. heallnent becoming profitable,
~. captain was willing, he 1id. IA
~, nova ana develop any prospect
rlat contained real mtict. and he vas
No., ll,llIly anxious 90 get hold of some
IN, ing Idaho properties.
d." - tltfte was seen after Mr.. Co
gp,. VIZ nul he aald he could not make
-. ,tem' 90 for pu1ucati0n Il Il
'"H' however, that Mr. Cohen exam
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rrernnllon. tot rmh,rLalIon

Warrington. Nov. THE quarter
master department NJ the army hls
begun making arrangements for she
shipment ~ Gru. Carpenters brigade
tI the province N Puerto Principe.
The ports along the north coast u
cuba whore troops must Doe landed Tor
this province Gro not ihr host n IL
probable thas NeuviaH win pe Helfcisd
ns the place ~ LANDING hN the trans.
ports VIII lut Boz able DO g0t within sen
miles ~ thr port ana the Troops and
supplies must an be- hndei with Light
srs. The troops ATE o. Doe ln Puerto
PRINCIPE on the end ana n VIII be
ueerrslry to hhy, che transports ready
flr some days in advance ~ that date.
n h Intended 90 have the troops On.
bark az savannah,
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K.nmlnIns Mlne. on lhe LnLe.

j. a. Cunningham ara party ~
Eastern men are the guests Of Captain
Davis Price Tor a cruise Dl the Great
salt Lake. Tho party Will visit IN.
various Islands, Epmdlng a few days
ca Gunnison island g. examine she
Euau3 beds. While the trip tha
mines On each q, the Islands win be-
examined and all pllG.a ~ interest VIE
tied. The party has been out three
days and Will not return Tor week.
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rious Patriotic ro,.n,a,..

Jnruf 1lrm. Nov. i.-Emprrnr William.
ln visiting he llosplcr VI H. John, and
lcfiyInf 90 The directors remark maj
We building stood under the shadow
or me emp TOR, said!
THIS shadow b. cast by the same
hlANh htd white German shield which
On also stretched over tho Cnthailru In
the Tar East, who sacrificed their lives
hul shed their blood in prupaFatluF
thr gospel r. protect them my brother
IN now in these regions with the mailed
power N the Imperial navy"
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FATAL EXPLOSIONS.
Two Men Kiiisd and Two uadiy Hart
whilst Ts.tinga Nrw Hoiier.

on CITY. Pa. Nov Try the eSplo-
sion 0f q new boiler a. me OF city
boiler works today rN1 men were
killed. two fatally Injured and a dozen
more slightly hurt
Tho killed arr: Charles McCloskey,
John FrHylry
Fatally luiurfdi 49, J. Giiders, both
legs broken - Injured Internally;
Deals Mcmahon. Injured internally,
The nal.rr was Of % horse power.
apl was being tested The cause %
the explosion was defective gauge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

q. Nov 1.-The completed re-
In the elections Tor prusslhu
= by tho secondary electors give
luW Ink resu'tHf
wyatIyes. itI, free conservatives
ler %: reform 1; national liberals
union 10, fr'isslnlnge
! 90 democrats I; farmers UNI
Poles n; Danes 2; independent /.
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EUREKA, MAMuoru, SILVER CRY

Only $500 round "trip 90 Tlnilo Mining
District. sunday, November Glh, via RIO
urande Western Railway sPselal train
departs az Si05 a, m,
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hambsr ~ peru'i's Hsopeu..

NOV. THE chamber o. dcpu-
r0ptned today with "a crowded
ly after ~ adjournment on
the day OF the IAN ~ the cab
isided over by NJ, Br.ssUn, Amid
.nlmation the new premier, NJ.
rad the ministerial drclarn-
D. began hy declaring the cab
IS recognized the difficulties and
lhiuties ~ the task una rtaken
lrmei the aupr macy ~ civil
as ne fundamental principle Of
lLcan STAKE and expressed conf
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Irnmdr SAYS
claims M the United states on
.iliuIuf Islands are looked upon
lsfuvuf at A. Petersburg,
powers might lH cise on Amer.
swing Too obstinate, on this
e provoked 20 protest"
EvenimCrt says
n money or YOUR No." f. me nt-
takan hy America IN relation 20
Tho latter having no money
Porto Rico ana the abandon
= cuba. ard thinks she has thus
rHI her ransom.
don mo- answers Jonathan yuu
ge the Philippine Islands, which
is an eHrumhunee 90 You, !
Hove YOU M them Why7 Re
Niih Fountain 7 have the strong
sons Tor s1 doing"
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I'M nosIoN NiNr snLn.

ihr'e ih"usand Acres ~ California Placer
Ground Hiring Stt5.Opn.
San Funcisc5. Cal. Nov. a.-The
Boston mine, IN the northern part W
Humboldt county. comprising three
Thousand acres VI placer mining
ground, has bcu sold to charles ~ itt
~ Chicago fo- $4,000. F1dte has ai-
ready COMM ncsl devC lIpmeut vs. 20,
and viii begin hydrauiicMng carly us1i
Vuur
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DISSOLVED

Hoard ~ Control ~ the Joint Trafnc Assoc
ciation Decides 90 go out ~ Existence,
New York Nov, THE board oi
control " che Joint Traffic association
decided today 90 dissolve tho orgaulza-
lion. This was taken because ~ re-
cent decision By the Supreme court
mat the efforts VI the association 70
control rallIOad rates was Illegal
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dcucc IN She army which. he ndl
would faithfully respect the laws of ihc
republic. .aB4kII
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ined a lot Of the ore from tho now Idaho
Nty Fifike and that he aus very much
pleased with H. Nothing will likely be
done however. unti Mr. Heaiy makes
personal Inspection or the properties,
which viii he In Zoe near future.
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Il. =. Sears 81 Salt Lake city has
been investigating this section for about
n month past Mr. Sears. we under.
stand. represents capital which ia look
ing Tor mining Investment. and we viii
very probably note the sale ~ some VI
OUT gold mnics In "a snort time. Tho
sumpter district Mr. Sears snva. Ia
inc only one In the west and has a
brighter outlook than nny district he
knows of.--Dnl.cr Repubiicap.
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Try tho "noNcn,esscn cafe" the boa,
di,sngh ana Dinner IN the city for &c,
Vlsn ail nlghl. ~ Main 81.
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Little
Pimples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an Inn
purity in the blood, Inherited from
Generations back. Few people are en-
.lrely free from some faint In the blood,
md Ii Is impossible 20 tell when Il will
break ont IN the form Of dreaded Can
ser. What has appeared 10 be mere
,lmplo or scratch has developed into
.h0 most malignant Cancer.
81 had a severe Cancer which wa a. lrs,
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49, 'HAhAN' ~ sNs'H
i.N1v. t-lrhc Joint session of the
commissions today lasted two
THE fpamArdH refused the prup-
y made by the Americans on
y last. but she negotiations were
oxen m.
e. % o. believed that no formal
7 proposition was made, there
discussion VI the Philippine quuH.
its'de the lines ~ the American
ItlunH. Tho commissions then
ned until Tuesday next.
utrmlnt o. printed here today
iuch prominence that at tpday's
vaHlun ~ The peace commissions
urflUauF viii Insist upon " CONE
iurfUudrr uf apnln'H sovereignty
b. Philippine uul that To- the
u The spanish commissioners re-
90 agree 90 this. JuiF. Day,
MI 90 the American commission,
under Instructions from wash
win present an ultlmatum TO
.nuIaUis.
further alleged that this Seem
ste D. due Co "a desire Go settle
.yotiatioua before the elections la
4lttd siaiyH itNs place, Refer.
n made DO those allegations in
Z thr fact that they may have
ben circulated in the United
nut ih0rr o. mo- truth in the
uniH made.
-iitlmaium b. contemplated and
D. no probability IN drastic
FfH being taken by tho Amru-
4 The two commissions are now
lNring an open qurri ION and the
liuns expect 90 patiently WolEh
points Involved and % carefully
,'r the arguments n the Span
The two commissions met ~ 2
this afternoon, tn Americans
J.wnrr before tho session opened
b. spanlirls would decline their
lltlon mad Monday last
fGauloia ~ .H" aayH 10 has been
lea on absolutely reliable author.
/ spain will refuse 10 discuss ths
tlti0ual surrender ~ the Philip.
Ilnnls spAiuif II further aH-
had made particular rrsarva.
concerning the retention ~ ihr
ines ana thH Spanish minister ~
anhirs. Duke Am1d1var g. RIO,
mHrlf 90 The time Of fhH signing
i3eucr protocol stipulated that tho
~ LuE8n alone should remain
, a hy The Am r'clu troops while
Zee negotiations were m progress
az spain would resume slver-
over the archipelago aH soon as
L liberal form ~ government Tor
nnds should have been decided
1Fromde saNHi
claims M the United states on
Nupn.us Islands are looked upon
,lsfuv1f AZ A. prtrralurg,
powers might iu cise on Amer
swing Zoo obstinate, on this
provoked 20 protest"
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soon rasa away. ! was
treated b. several able
physiola4f, but IN spite
~ their efforts tie dan.
oefsprend until my con.
diiinn hseameAlA
After many months 81
treatment and growing
steadily worse, ! de-
clded 90 try \. \. a.
which was 20 strongly
recon mended, The nrtt
bottle produced an i'm
movement. ! continued
The medicine, and IN
four months the last 1T
Ito seab dropped on
Tcn years have elapsed,
.lsease has returned"
II, n, WILLIAMS,
CAllHbufT. Mia
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&C.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-01
A BRACE OF PARADoxEs.
Two Odd nnd Interesting Little
Problems for the Young Folks
4liif 10 Ponder Over.

Paradox No. 1.-f you started from
Chicago and walked due west, and it
were possible for you to walk on un-
interruptedly in the same direction,
how far could you walk without ever
deviating from your due westerly
course. and where would you arrive
finally?
"Oh, that's easy." you eXclaim. II
would walk around the earth and ar
rive back in Chicago"
Very well. Let your answer stand
for the present, and take this; Two
geese are here in Chicago, one stand
ing facing the east and the other
facing the west, and at the same mo-
ment they start and fly directly as
they faced the one east and the other
west. How far do these two geese
travel before they meet face to face?
Ask your friends to help you solve
this, They will probably take hold
with avidity, and the answers they
give you will be amusing. You your
self probably think it's easy-too easy,
in fact, to worry about. Half way
around the world, you say? Well, you
are mistaken. The correct answer de-
pends altogether upon the distance
which separated them in Chicago when
they started. For it does not follow
that the two geese, when one stands
facing the east and the other facing
the west, are back to back. They may
be face to face. Do you catch on?
Paradox No. 1.-Two persons are
born at exactly the same moment in
the same town. Fifty years later both
died at the same instant in the same
town, yet one of them had lived 100
days more than the other.
Now, do not ask your friends to help
you solve this problem, as you did with
the preceding one. Buckle down to
it yourself, right now, without read
ing any farther. No; there is no catch
in it; it is a plains straightforward
proposition and though it is labeled
paradox" it may not be paradoxical
in the least when you read the ex-
planation, which is this: Each of these
two men made so trips around the
earth, one of them always travelling
to the west and the other going always
in the opposite direction. Now, he
who went west around the earth lost
a day on each Of his trips, and in 50
trips was SO days behind the station
ary stay-at-homc inhabitants Of his
native town. He who travelled by the
east gained one day by each trip. One
Of these men, therefore, had seen 100
days more than the other, though they
were born and also died in the same
village at the same moment, and reck-
oned time by the same calendar
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-01
Oklahoma City's New Hospital.

Work began Tuesday on the
new city hospital. 1t is to be of
brick and stone, 50x140, four
stories high with basement. 1t
viii be fitted with all modern i'm
provements, heated with steam,
and elevators will be in use in the
building. When completed it will
cost over $40, 900.
The Sisters of St. Francois have
charge of the institution and are
soliciting funds over the two terri
tories for its constructions only
part of the money having been
raised Atpresent only one wing
Of the building will be built, as
sufficient funds required for the
whole structure have not been SUBJ
scribed.