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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

silver. iat.. lend. $50.
VIC ~ cisaic min ia booked Tor n s,ar,

sllvor' i''. lend. $40
Ihg - cibulc mill Ia booked Tor n s,,r,
~ ~ Miner has Transferred bts 80,
'hnhhe membership 10 =. it. uilic'nio
orr SAID IN run nearly Iaa oiin.,.l .it,....
nhn nhhll values IN gold has b.rn ~
'euhl"lvd M the Muchusrtt nn T.'ob titn
Ihe, Frisco mine &C bingham, ma w..
poilri Win new ore body arsayin.- 4,
sait Hl,Ntf. ~ Dor cent lead ANA u
Ihg Norih Mountain director tho.
Mnv Nv" m Nrbrasku-will naturu a. NM
i, Ky. pa January, at which time tho ,n.
hs,s m.nl - the mlll Will receive Gir.
slTlk" % ore running from 81 10 81,
" h9lh 20 the ton has hton mnle in NJ.
T.3,uih Daisy ON the West Dip al Mer.,ir
ne uihtukury was made la a cru5Srtt a.
M N'lh from the so-foot level IN mo In,
Articles of Incorporation ~, the s.,
eh1h mlnlng company have hcou dlsi
WIN tho county clerk The oomu.ttN
mas a capital stock ~ EO.Oll divided intt
.Mp.i ahir"a and has claimn m mo f'in.
lir district, J. 4. CroxaU is presidsnt.
ueoige inNmnn. vice prrHldoni, AZ IL
EWnENorth, secretary ana tre1str.r
Ihehe, with a. H. McGlynn and C,lL,
Osborn are the directors. VIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Philadelphia. Dec, a.-Th. btiA
steamer Dr,ardene, who's master, Sll-
tain johnson. densd ne Euflia ~
mlralty court and sailed ron oessll'
tow November 18Th. arrived a. ~
Delaware nreakwaier today. TIE eo.ii
has seized the steamer foi lehl ~ vi
marshal had placed a halid on totfi
Captain johnson lett oucenfiaan Va
the bsiliff IN board,
The british steamer Naftiohnil.l
from baltimore November ,'ih,. lfl'l
at the Delaware Bf-akwaifr t,d,f =
the British bark IA ftc9essA y ~
Tho bark " iismnated. Sls saues ~
Iaullus July 2cth Tor New York 49,,
The british steamer iiElariene, ~.
arrived at Delaware preikw,tsf ~,
from Quse not own, reports having piss,
the dismas - anl AHA d.fss ,ft'.A',,
Kate 6, Flint. 40 miles s9nshsaN -
Cape Hsnlopen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

1--we stock Agent Gregory OF tho Den.
Yer ana ilio oundo returned iast nI,,,
from trip 10 southern Utah. While ab,
aynt ho shipped "a train load ~ cattle nom
LHlhor" for Omaha. lilo says that an,
cattle business IN blocked for IN. a.,.ou
nv cause 81 tic nlufap IN the market Al
present N tiacaablo 20 The dili0t fiiiur.
ihs OF the money market Many aeai.r.
tANY p.sh hpiding their cattle nnd tLs
hsnhA .i.At have b.en carritns then
it,'p nnPnhed tunnins their psNr 10
", nnah tAitlv nav. been fQrcrd upon tho
WttheI Tuerday .ef~ was 1, clean
Aiinp OF fofiy cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
ps,eIepIng . nasri, ,..ah.

cisns hnEham cpmpiuy's ground a,
,',oeoh,s,sllle' Idaho, " not uHb placer
way 70 developing INTO A aunr,, -, is''
~ present Two ieasefs aro WORT .,', .',,
qratl1 lcai. and recent alvlc.s 90
thal thrf afr making god wage tbsy
ntN'hs deN.lnpcd Iutr s,reak ~ IN,
nnin.ta which runs 500 10 IN. f,n
N11hlhg II hsing done IN A place. ~. ~
~ ne Mcdiher u altogether To- esii
W p"fhlh OF continued apsratl1ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

There are few ailments 90 , uI ),
Portable as piles, but they can .,,ss .rr
c,,rsd Nv using TABLER'S Huchs \,
PILE OINTMENT. relief isl' S, eli,i
use. and any one SUFFERING from ron IA h a
can not afrord to neglect 20 ,,,b,s Is Is
trlai. Price, 60 cts In blliles''sp'''''
". &. NJ. I. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Has found that her little ones arc I'm.
proved more by the pleasant syrup Of
fiEa. when In need q the laxative az
teci OF a gentle remedy than hy any
y'het. ana that u ~ more accep.uble
10 them. Children enjoy u and u brne.
NJ chem. Ths true remedy. Syrup Of
figH. II manufactured by the California
Fig syrup Company only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
Riom MINING SECTION.
sam King Predict. . boom for the Ia sal
Noants ain Country.

Sam N. King. ~ the new town ~
Dewey. Utah. IL up from rhe south.
Mr.. King II Nne VI the early pioneers %
che La Sal inoursains. ard was shr To-
Gator % en-. mtg Indian copper mine In
which Ed Loose ard Leslie Taylor are
heavy owners.
over <wo year. ago Mr.. KIM con-
ceived the idea % building wagon
rad aionk the Grand river - connect
me Ia sal vouriry with she Rio Ufanie
wcNsrn raiirs.i ara amid discourage
msDs thas 'suuld have baked a less
perseveripx man, has stuck 20 the work
uud II now In fair way ~ seeing "
accomplished. liz has laid out the nu-
elcua ~ cay nri has given u the
name % Dewey. making X possibly the
nrs town TO hear the name " the hero
VI Manila.
10 rpsakinx Of the Ia Sal couIfs
~ mlntr. AIR. king says ~ the daya
80 by hls fam IN the district grows
rironEer There has brfn large
amount ~ pr1spectnE done through
sho inaunsains ana she results are w0n-
dsrfuL lie believe. that thsrf IL no
clunlry or the continsni that will pay
the proprietor such rich returns a. ths
Ia sails Strikes are being rep1issd
daily and the samples bfsuIhi ~ are
vcfy statifyinE. AN'yr showing a nigh
percersnEe ~ shf precious metals. Mr.
kinr iis,nks shat she country viii urlve
20 bs the richest corier producing as
frlct IN the world Most Of the men
VIM have zone lr.o the La sa!s, siya
Mr., King. have been poor mtn, but
"nieD once she richners " the country
hecouss known o. the worh uid uapi.
tai u biousss In, thrre will DE- a boom
such a. has not been heard u sine
shs opening np y Creole. Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
Lowrm MAnmorm prAI-
Three Dollars - Share looked Upon ~
Hidieaioas rtgare.

Late Inst n.zhi advlees reached this
cityso thc eff,ci shat an Ohio syndicate
had purchased 1850 tlitrgH ~ Lower
Mammoth stuck a. o. SHIRE. Harp
Joseph. the comrany'a m4fttgsr. mani.
puhfing thu df1l. uti the fi0ck sold
embracing the holdings ~ Mt. Joseph.
Senator DsV.i Evans u Ogden. Jacob
ard Ieruin iiambcrser and several
cfhsrs
InaulrlnE into the afnhr today, n
News" reporter liarrcd from prHnl.
nenl local mluinK men, shat this paper
had II correct last nigls Nnen q. raitsd
that she srausfef had been made vt ~
a share. the ihrce-foh figure being al
together zoo high AMI olnIori ri1lcui.
Gus. Mrs. Joseph IL SIN IN the east.
hN v expected TO return IN few
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
II Gives Pleasure.

Those who use our ". =. baking pow
der are pleased 90 point 10 u with sat-
lsfacti0n and recommend Il to their
friends. We are giving the satisfactory
quality 60 many meals In this country
today for We are making all the people
who use u feel that In NJ other material
could they lind the excellence that we
provide In a can of our u. 4. Made from
pure materials aud on healthful formu-
u 10 u certain 10 give satisfaction be-
cause certain TO be hight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
AL RuMoR AS ytT."
SO Says lleulenan, 0lshiell Concerning De-
patu'e Of the T"eniy-iouiih.

Lieut.. pashlell said THIS afternoon that
'hore was ms yet nothing positive about
tho removal ~ the Twcnty-fourih IN
fantry FROM Fort Douglas To Manila. ut
70 an rumor as yet" the lieutenant said
adding, "tho most that We can learn o.
that fresh troops are TO be sent 10 the
Philippines and that ours will be prob
ably one ~ the regiments chosen By r,n.
son oi 10 close proximity 10 the iacinc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

90 enc exchange elday Henry p,sry
lnaie motion 10 the ~nert that an.
brokers be assessed % each. me money
70 be used an testing the IAN rrntinr "a
lr" sNaeied for thc transfer u
month ur -. has been maid up,l,r -,
cost SsNettl members favored en-.
tloi; Dat Others objected. claiming thar
sihll composites had rlrht t1 rxa@s
.uoh Toe. as u was the only eutoiu.
mehi received By the secreinrirs th.,1.
el' flnAll,, an aincndmen, was off.F.J
l.t't the matter % tho govern. ~
e D,s.a, And vote On thss proposition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
De .lan. By 81 n. nm.

Judge illles decided she following
eases t0div!
iafzle Ellison vs. N. W Dana, IA
murrrr oyrrfnlnd.
u w Fletcher vs. John Dubel 81 AZ,
judgment Tor defendants.
=, iahn \, Husby IT al W Hamilton d.
lnrk' Judgment Tor defendant
.Iames H. Bishop W. WliheimIna
klllslfnmi plrnhn ordered h. pay
N9hai ~ = condition OF foreclosure
Hmchlnsoa .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

United s,ataa Circuit Judge hsys,'
mick last evening IN Dallas ,.5,
handed down bis opinion IN me- ~, ~,
railway commission inhmcu'h ~.
brought hY the hnndholdsff 49,.
l. awsep.na knockout % ne ".
fuilWAy commission aud an
81 the railroads and the rondhnlleIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
NEW YORK MARKETS.
MONEY.

,,. Now York, Doe. 9,
,MoNEY-Nominaily ea2i, percent
Prime mercantile paper, anuf..
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills AZ iSiNdh for
demand, and AZ tnitna. for aiNty days:
D.. tgd IAteh, iSeft nnl ASH. CONNER
e IA BULLS tSols. sliver certificates. oois
Tar silver. ia1.
Mexican dollnrs. i6N.
Governments flrmer; ". $. 81. 100; new
", reg, lAA.; coupons, l2a Is III.
uo coupons, LEY. Ends. 70; 81 reg. LIES
coupons, ll2i.i Pnciiica lO2ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
cuIc,Go MARKETS.


Chicago. Dec, ?.
Receipts 5000 left over a5sl.
2lffs.iii heavy, ssD1i,5oi rough, s,soii
dali workers., AsDfif ~.
CATTLE Receipts. 1900, steady 10
10 cents hlgheri heevcs, l0ofliso, cows
and helfers, 2OOqt.G5; stockers and feed
scr, 2s0l,l.i0: Texas steers, sl5u3.i
sHEEP-Receipts. i..Ooo. Market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Madrid. Dec. s.--The Frsnrh are'fn.
dor here. N. Pstenotre. has hail =
the queen r.ssnt Sssin a. lf.lft'f
the Grand cnoas of ths Lsri,n q Her
bestowed upon her majesty aiifi ~
had decorated ~. faure. tAs pfiiliia
or France. win ths golden itiss.
A mAnlfestatio made BY a n1nSf q
students here has hetn easily ~
prerpsi by she police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
i,IEi'.

KtatBALL-Ia Salt Lake csy., , s
ceinBer LIST. 1895 Of general ass."i Il
SARAH ~. Kimbali. aged - year" q"
months and 2 dAya 40, A. mi,
Funsta, services will Be hela w. A.
Fifteenth ward meeting house sun
the lih inst.. az 10 VI IN. Az 'N'N~
are iuNated 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
M'It,, sws, Alss.

Judgo Hiles IL ,asagsd today TAX. ng
'nshnpny M the case ~ samuel Me-
ln'Nre w. the Atax Mlnsng company.
williams. Van Cot a Sutherland ap.
Be-. ius pftnfln uad Dey q street and
foNrrs. straup & Llppmau FOR the de-
ienhant company. The pit.niln brought
thia suit o. rcouver 5000 alleged 10 be-
iue' upon a certain contract entered
lut" between the parties. whereby Me.
lniyrc purchased 1900 shares 81 Aiax
stock. Plaintiff alleges shat there il
sllli N.oo0 iue him On the Transaction.
which sum he NOV demands Judgment
lhr defense l. q general denial
press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

The dlaposllion Of children larssg Sbi.I
ncnds ur,on health. II they are l,nSl'shls,
Win worms. they will be N1,,sa,y
r W." feysTiih, and perhaps s,,rrggli.
siek' WlIITE's cl,l;AM ,anie %
FuGE is a worm eNpeller ana ,hesrfl-
make them healthy AMI ard. sn NIX.
prlce % ots. u. q. VI. ]. prus W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
star Cyanide. osmlaE .

James Monat " the sihr Cola Mining
company u IN the city, coming directly
NV mill y dong splendid work ami
ihlf IN q few days .liry viii have A
rice shipment % cyanidla ready Tor the
natkt'. President Mnnat said last
might that he had beer offered a very
hne hFurc for the properly. hut lhlr h.
had NeFked the mine M 10 ~ present
hshdard ati Nal re g1inE O. qua x
s''w whsn u had begun 20 Iay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Daisy 1000 shar,s At Gsc.
Galcna 800 al SOC.
Lower Mammoth COO a. sec.
Lower Mammoth 100 al Ssikc.
Lover Mammoth 1900 ~ SIC.
lower Mammoth 100 ~ spibc,
Northern iaFht coo at ,ai.c.
Northern Light zoo at tic.
hullian. Beck Tunnel 5000 at Sc.
Columbia i,hoo el 2oisc.
Decker 200 M 81
Dexter 900 ut tiOln.
Dexter 200 at ia0i.
Dexter 100 a si.o2.
Golden Elglr. 1000 a, 5.c.
Golden Eagle t.0e0 NJ 1Ac.
H1mertake s.ooo nj sac.
t.fGls Iftishuts i.O00 az nc.
liHir PiwsbufK 5000 %, 1Ac.
Ll,tle Pli;sburg $500 az 5sc.
Little riitshurT 1000 At sc.
Richmond Anaconda 1000 at &c.
funhsum 1000 az stc.
swansea 100 at sdcs.
swansea 100 al $50.
South swansea 800 a. u.sis.
Naleo 100 u ti.is.
Naieo 90o AZ ti.i5t.
Nalra 800 at SIS,
Nalco 100 OF $50
Naieo 100 az n.22h.
Nalea 800 at ti.s5
wachusrft go at lie.
Wachuagtt 800 %. i've.
Wachusrti. 800 NJ ne.
WanhuafH 1000 az uisc.
Wachuspit too o. itAe,
Total shares sold. 5000
SELLING value NJ stocks. sii.lsde,.
Try the "Dohcniessen Cafe" the best
Lunch and Dinner Ia the city for &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

,WN,iiEAT-Duii. May. iigs.:: 's snd PC 2
pARLEY-cash. lsrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

II would seem that III Henry'H
Mlnsifsls. like Tsnnyron's brook, could
90 on forever. and not tire she public.
Ing witnessed by packed hlua,, a.
u u were the frst time the company had
been seen here. The program rendered
was similar 20 fhore rfndercd last week.
and those In attendance were much
pleased. Performances viii be- given
during the balance 81 the week. lnclud.
inF a matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow morning the sale Of seats
begins az the Theatrr box oiiicn fDr the
engagement commencing Tuesday next
% Stuart the Male Patil IN '1t1s." ~
10 expected that a big sale will BE- Re-
corded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Remember. every can guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money r..
funded. You take no risk. Why not
elvs II q trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
los A.

Ralph Guthrie. Stock nfoksr. Room II
m TANK liulldinF. Telephone 70
los A. .rthiN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

MAY wheat opened. al ESQ, Dec
iosssslil ied to s's'aSa reacted s d,,SGs.a !,
S Ss.n,spsss si Nay u. ssa' July. co.
fork-nec.. iS; Jan.' ifsstA
RIhs-l,"c'' ~ Jan, gieQsts
Ryc--i,2it.
Timothy-2a0.
Flax-I.Oj
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CASH

MNnSatos-N2 red, 49, No. 4 ga.
sn rng' ~; 10. = .lciH. 30 iTae NJ
s ss' ss'ss sa' No. a sis6tsis'g ' S az
old 15h. W. new. sluat
o'''-No' q Hsas. No. {, asps -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Morris a West. stock brokers. al A.
las block. Telephone t'i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

To CURE a COLD IN ONf DAY,
rake Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets
~ druggists refuse the money II n
rails 20 cure. 25c. The genuine has
l. u. y, on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

30 Main H., iho business mems re-.
sort for "i.xcellent Meals" lilEh'
prices Quick service. Free Delivery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
PRODUCE

ss,es sy native sheen. sma,
@Vst'o' lamba. s.;5asals SS'al'i. western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

Try the 'Dohenie.sen cafe" the hos,
Lunch and Dinner Ia the city Tor -se.
open all night ~ Main 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight the perennial Uncle Toms
Cabin comes 10 tho Thesier for a two
nlsh.s' engagement. and popular
priced matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE
EXPERT TESTIMONY BEING INTRODUCED,


The trial Of Mr. Flora = IIutchln.
son. on the charnc u hlusebreaklng
ls drawins - cloft. and SOON ihc July
trying thu ssft viii decide the guilt ~
Innocence Of the csfendani. of, as many
now believe. viii Disagree on q verdict.
The cxain'naiion n the defendant has
been a lcns and tedious one. ami she
defence los no" putting In expert zee.
iimony. with Il View OF establishing in
sanity.
Af.er the News" report closed yes
teriiy afternoon. Mrs. Huichluson was
cfois-cOminod by Mr. Van Colt In
answer 90 a question iAe said that she
always know the articles fho had ysolcn
were ~; hers. hrs The Impulse to return
ihcm Vas not 90 strong Ne The desire
20 take them Mr. Van c1it then
questioned hsr regarding che ring she
hAd tax hehngiuE in captain la
Nslllc. which the admitted having
rawuod for a.. and asked her why she
Adn't pawn her wlfch Instead II the
rlng. ana her answer was that she
l.int need % much money us she could
have gotten on the watch.
ftspyinE 3D. another question. she
'lli that had she got the appolntmcD
n nurse IN the army before her urres,
she would have I'M iniirtrsions 10 ~.
turn IN stolen property - the riEhtful
uwfafA
Before she examination closed Mrs.
Hutchlnson falHtel away. and further
irinE was postponed unsil this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
orpyrlterR BTCYCLE CARNIVAL.

,rrarrcn,ents are now under way for bicycle
oor,,vaI and tournament. 10 be held September
~ under the auspices Of the Little Mothers Ala
Association The entertainment VIII be given AZ
the Holiday House. the country headquarters vi
the Little Mothers. located nj REMAIN rdIA il'A-
o,o riu ho - cents Bicycle races and exhibitions
80 .rick riding will form a part Of the afternoon
nroyramme to whi,h special interest VIII attach
from the fact that handsome prizes are TO be
awarded TO the winners and any person desiring to
enter thc blcycle viii be ut liberty 10 DO so
The carnival and tournament Will last from 3 TIL
10 D. M finishing with dancing in the evening
Toward dusk an ''old-fashioned supper Will be
served for IL cents. All the substantials ana
dantles that 20 to make up the traditional old,
fashioned supper Of our grandmothers' day VIII
be provided including cold chicken pie hot clam
chowder cold tongue. homer made bread and bis
cults. tee cream cake and many other appeti1ihs
viands 49,, ,,.,-,
The supper will be donated 10 the Little Mothers
Aid Associa ton by the Kings Daughters Circle OF
Mount Vernon and Mrs J. IL. Mayer will have
charge of the ARRANGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
FACTS ABOTT THE CAMEL.

The camel is called the ship OF the desert" He
Is only the sole means Of transportation. but
his color said be just like that OF the desert
before sunrise. In the Bible IL is said that Abra-
ham. Isaac and Jacob counted their wealth and
strength in him and the children Of Ishmael grew
up by his aid calling him "Djemal," and TO this
day continue the name and the same ancient
friendship FOR him. Many OF the Oriental poems
the eyes OF love for his stupidity Is described
a patience by the Arab tribes.
But what a work OF nature this creature Is. with
that Of wool upon his forehead his canine
teeth in Sleeps jaws, the tough web connecting
his toes 70 prevent him SINKING in the sand. with
his hump Of pure fat TO guard against famine ana
the absorbing stomach 10 retain water supply.
and those Intelligent noStrils to scent water ten
miles sway. These nostrs close so tightly that
even in sand storm the finest dust Of the desert
cannot penetrate his throat
He can carry six hundred pounds thirty miles a
day. man and water skin hNy miles day.
No wonder he IS so enderly loved and cared for by
those whose burdens he bears and whose lives he
often saves during the perils OF the desert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
CLASSES ARE OPEN NOW.
THE AUTUMN WORK or THE YOUNG
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
HAS COMMENCED


No sooner are the summer classes at the Young
Womens Christian Association finished than the
autumn work is entered upon and plans laid for
the seasons campaign in various useful fields Miss
Ella Doheny chaplain Of the association. planned
the summer work which was successfully carried
cut-as seen in the exhihlts-5y her authorized
agents. Miss Taylor and Miss Winnie
The attendance every Monday night. even In the
hottest weather has been wonderful So much
enthusiasm in different branches OF work was
maintained that the classes for the fall will show
many faces seen through the warm season.
Applications FOR these classes will be received
through the present month the regular work be-
ginning on October I. Day classes will be he'd
from to o'clock. and evening lessons will be
given from : to . o'clock. The course comprises
the usual branches OF study and industry. VIZ,
classes in typewritlng, stenosraphy, bookkeeping
business training. physical culture. dressmaklng.
millinery. feather curling. embroidery cooking ana
art.
monthly. and also Bible class on Sunday after
moons and Tuesday evenings.
new feature OF the winters work will be a
young girls choir conducted free of charge. every
Friday night. This Is intended for the. special
years OF age The pupils In this class VIII be
taught to sing by note.
The object o. the association Is to promote the
temporal social. mental moral and religious vel
fare OF young women, particularly or those deperu-
eEt upon their own cNertons Tor support Inc
been some OF the most successful ever started by
the association. and It is probable that this branch
Thrre is a SICK brnen, and insurance branch for
sclf-supportng women. and though littlc has ever
been said written about them. they are none
the less practical or helpful. For a small weekly
working girl may provide againNt lines hnn
10 work Kindly visitors call at her house. and IN
m ,rc than ono instance delicacles, flowers. books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

easily as silver Is it expensive. which. taken
together with the fact Of It's being a novelty.
makes N. metal sSc liked by club committees
hunting for tournament prizes.
Pewter f. CONFUSED Of an alloy OF TN ana leah
sometime with little anthony ana copper also
With an alloy II tin and zine The tankatds are
rnnde with glass bottoms for ever so many dlllcr
emf reasons but for particular one, 80 Tar a.
can be learned. 1890 .. 4. -,
plates OF octagon shape and oval platters maze oi
English pewter arc imported by dealers, ana NM
rsndv sale among those decorating dinlnG-roonlS
In The old ENGLISH style. Many of these pewter
tanEards and plates seen In fash"napIe n i
hniis on shelves running around the room ABOUT
thro. feet from the ceiling. , .h,.
The English pewter Is not polsneu n,,L int -
,iroe II the appcarance Of age II Is also mace mo
6i,eer old shapes American pewter however Is
h,chiv nolished and resembles nickel piate ~
nsr'' ats,er nrnt leaves It's mark. However II Is
IN ii. ninsned Inv being rubbed with soft cloth