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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-29
BASE BILL
BROOKLYN. s; BOSTON. ,.


Boston, Sept. 2S.-The Champions tried
hard to make it thirteen straight victo-
ries by winning from Brooklyn today, but
the visitors were too much for them The
home team had plenty of chances to win.
but thehits did not come In the right
place. Attendance. loo. Score: RHE
Brooklyn ............1 100000 l
Boston ...............0 0 10 0001 o. l
Batteries-Brooklyn Miller Dunn and
Ryan; Boston, Wills. Bransf1eld and Ber-
gen. Umpires. Brown and Andrews.
CLEVELAND. I; CINCINNATI, l.
st. Louis. No, Sept. ga good crowd
saw Cleveland and Cincinnati play here to-
day. Powell pitched splendidly, while
Breitenstein had one bad inning Attend
ance 5000. Score: RHE
Cincinnati ..........O0001Oo oo-I4 3
Cleveland ...........00 100000 2
Batteries-Cincinnati. Breitenstsin and
Wood. Cleveland. Powell and Criger. I'm
pres. Emslie and Mcdonald.
PHILADELPHIA s: NEW YORK. Z
New York. Sept. 2s-The Giants had the
game we'll in hand up to the fifth, when
the Phillies began to score on good hit
I ting and poor fielding They kept Il up
until the ninth. when the game was called
on account Of darkness. Philadelphia had
scored two runs in the ninth, when the
game was called: Score; RHE
New York .......-....0 - 0o1o o. Is ,
Philadelphia ....-.-...3 0 oil 1 p u 3
Batteries-New York. Gettig and War
ner; Philadelphia Piatt and Mcfarland.
J-mpires, Connolly and Hunt Attend
ance, so.
LOUISVILLE. s; CHICAGO. L
Louisville. Sept. 2S.-The Coionels play
! ed gilt-edged bail today ard the Orphans
narrowly escaped a shut-oG:- Score:
Ri z
Louisville ............0 Io05Ooo'- sI3 o
! Chicago -. ..........-o 0 O 0 o910-1 S /
Batceries-LouisvilIe. Cunningham and
Kittridge. Chicago. Griffith and DonoaUe.
Umplres. Swartwood and Warner.
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LIVE STOCK MARRET
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-There was an active
general demand for cattle today. and
prices were mostly steady. good fat cat
tie showing decided strength. The best
beeves were to 10 cents higher and sold
as high at any time tbs year. Native
beef steers were in good demand at 50 30
IA. so for the comonest tmo the best offer
ings. the greater part of the sales being
at 81. 90G5. so. There was a very fair stock
er and feeder trade ar So. 40Q4. 60 Canning
and butcher cattle were active at steady
prices, while calves and mich cows were
lower. Northern fed western and Texas
cattle brought steady prices and western
rangers were in good demand at the
prices lately ruling. choice lots selling 8
TO 10 cents higher.
The market for hogs was in bad con-
dition, with a slow trade at declining
prices. The days sales were at an ex-
IRENE range of $3.4OG4.OO for common to
prime droves, the bulk of the sales being
at 50. 70d3.9O.
Prices for sheep and lambs were well
maintained trade being animated. Sheep
sold all the way from S2.50d3.4 40 for the
commoner lots to $40 for choice wether
feeders, selling at IS. 75di.S5. Range sheep
sold at 50. 70Q450; largely at S400d4. So.
Lambs sold actively at $4,000. 20 for
feeders and at 81. 50d5.7 10 for native slaugh-
tering lots; limited numbers OF choice to
prime fetching IS .9Gd6.25.
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hcgs 5000; sheep
16,00o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. 2&-Cattle-Receip
(official) $3.50 natives: 1870 Texans.
Large supply mostly rangestock; market
active; all desirable slaughtering and feed
ing cattle steady; trashy stock TO lec
lower. Choice heavy steers. S5.25G5.65; me-
dunn. 81 .9od5.25: lights. s425d5.25; stockers
and feeders, $3.50d500; butchers cows and
heifers. S2S0d4.S5; western steers, S3.75d
40: Texas steers. S3.6oG4. .; Texas butch
err cows, s275QS. 40; canning stock, S22S9
2.75.
Hogs-Receipts. (offic.al) e.240. The
sharp decline inprovisions caused hogs 20
sell to Ice lower Heavies. $S-s01S 20; mix
ed. S.55G365; lights, $500 81 2la.
Sheep-Receipts. (officiaD, 4.4no. Excel
lent demand; all desirable focks quickly
absorbed at firm prices; native muttons.
s.. 9oG4So; range feeding lambs, 81 25G4.50:
range feeding sheep, $3.soQi.0; stock
ewes. So 5d3.6o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
500. including 1000 Texans Market steady
TO strong for natives and lower for Tex
ans: native shipping steers, s. .So1I5. s.
light and dressed beef and butcher steers.
g. S5G5 IS; stockers and feeders. S-eoG4. 20;
COWS and heifers. SaoaG46s; Texas and
Indian steers, $2-lea4 %; cows and heifers.
s. 25dS- 50
Hogs-Receipts. 200; market &C lower;
Workers, s.. SOG390; packers. $. 7eG3. IS;
butchers. IS. S0F3.e
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady.
Native muttons, &cod425; lambs. A.co9
5S5.
New York. Sept 2S-The American To-
bacco company has declared the following
dividends: Two per cent on common
stock, two per cent on preferred and E
three per cent on scrip.
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ALL TRACE OF Her LOST
London Police Let DIR. Nancy G1tl-
ford Get Auay

-,o-Eou. SEPT @s--Tns detectives Rave
los. q; q ths ~oDan -fasT tea<ioSe1
af,er asT ARRIVAL - Liverpool gsstsF2ay
morning from Use steaEsr TauaozFsr.
from Moa.rszI AID rheT srs a9~ rao-
saek4ur 80 Lea1g1 ho-efs sss bszr1ing
hoases Co - re prsssot sas police
fave zot <sszd szy trace g tas tr4F-
ese-
The rsrvte-oza pssssursr - fEs sssa-a-
sr Vsnc3sver Eas lsfsry lsze4 o. arrssir.S
In TlsnS1r yesterday. Sc declared ssr-
ss< - tas zcEearlne H.lazr. E1ga-
q Los G-gs.es. Calsfes-sa ard sal4 szs
rad e~cEEe3 % Elxe hsg Gz2E1tss's az
6rssz, aSS zhsz 2zks1 or sts zz=-sz 9.
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j WESI GOODWIN ARREsIEO
For U-isg the geographical IsIsn
Lah~I Wffhszf Authority

sesasia. 40. gspt 81. wsst eSeosf~au.
ne o,s-sirns es.so7. has been arrested ors
ne cha-gs - uslak 80 TypexrsDhsezl
ualoa labsI WITHOUT AT aoy.'y. IL arrest
vas esases b. tbs Iees4 Ty2oErssh-ess
sgzloa. wnf-b r-eoozss % plssa ~ pfoss-
rsfian % Goos~ia IN fhs sists sn3 tsSsr@f
e,osrss. Go1.ss.a rave ooasa
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Sept. 28.-In wooden goods
the market shows signs OF improvement.
In staple cOttons, continued quietness pre-
walls. Brown and bleached goods for do
mestic use are still inactive. Prices are
firm in most lines, but inquiry IS. as here
tofore, limited TO passing needs. Print
cloths are very quiet. The end Of the cur
tailment has thrown the stock into the
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Sept. 2S.-Coffee-Options
opened steady. unchanged to points low
er. Sales. L. 300 bags, including September
s5.25; October, s5.35; November, IS. As; De-
cember, $3.50 Spot-Rio. firmer; No. z
invoice 614c; No. Z jobbing, SIC; mild,
very steady; Cordova, S115c
Sugar-Raw, dull and nominal; lower to
sell. Fair refining, 334c; centrifugal, IS
test, 4 5-16c; mould A, SIC; standard A,
SIC; confectioners' A, sac; cut loaf.
1850; cut loaf, 1850; crushed, 13-16c
powdered, 55sc; graduated, 53sc; cubes.
55sc
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uucLIen. ArnIrn .aie.

The Pest salvs "a the word sor Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. SAT- Rhssrn. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapel Hands. chubt4ius.
Corns. and al Skin Eruptions. snd past
lively cures Piles. o. N pay required. 70
r. guaranteed % give perfect sstisfactioa
or money refunded. PFics = cents Per
box. For sale b. O. CshrsnK.
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TWO FATALLY INJURED
And Ten Seriously in Fire at st.
E.eniS


s. Louis, Sept 2S-An explosion OF
powder in the rear OF the four-story build
ing AT 40 North Fourth street. occupied
by c. and ". McClain. fishing tackle and
sporting goods, set the store on fire ard
caused its destruction and resulted IN the
injury 10 a number % people. several Of
whom Will die. Tee list OF injured fol-
lows:
Fatally injured:
KATE WELDON.
PAULINE BENDER
Seriously injured:
Kate Gaul
Florence EIghbee.
All me above we're employees o. The Nc
Cain company.
Joe Deter engine company No s; cut
BY flying glass and bricks.
Fred Boaly engine company No. =: hit
by runaway reel team and cut on head:
badly hurt
- Colby. engine company No. Is; badly
hurt by flying g.ass
Two frenea. names unknown
Gus Jansen. fireman az Pr1frock's turui-
turs store. cat By aging glass. not se-ieus.
T 5 Stone, passe.-oy; CIT b. ey.ng
gas; rot serious
A Esigalio. tailor; a. BY runaway reel
team and BADLY injured
Mccain & CO. carried $3.50 Insurance.
On chsiT stock and hxtures i = not
known now ,he explosion vas caused
s. Louis. sept at 9 o'elock tonight
Pauline Bruder. wzo 3ump~4 fTon an 70
PEI window OF tie burning McCisau o1.l.d
ing died q; ,he city hospital without re-
gaining conscf3szs-,eSs~
Florence HigA6y. wh5 also jumped and
IS TOW AZ tae hospital. = net expected %
| 1--we Uat2 morning.
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KANSAS CITY.


Kansas City, Sept. &.-Wheat-Receipt
$50 cars; lower; No. hard, &C; No. ?, g.
0e5lzc; No. 8 60G6S14c; No. red, SIC; No
eoc
white. &c; No. 5. 2S19c.
Oats-Slow; No. white, 24i4c.
Rye-No ?. 50d51c.
Hay-Weak; choice timothy, 5000. .;
choice prairie. t6.25d6.5o-
I6c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 12c.
ST. LOUIS.
s.. louis. Sept. 2S-Wheat-Receipts 50
cars; lower; No red, cash elevator. 6Sc
bid; track. 69G7Oc: September, eslzc; De-
cember, s5I-c bid; May, 669sc asked; No.
? hard. &c.
Corn-Iower; No. > cash. soc; September
2al:c; December, 2s5sGS74c asked; May.
Sec asked.
Oats-Firm; No. cash. 22l5c; track.
ssl.c; September and December, @l-c;
May. a4c No. white. 25i4c-
Ry@Strong; higher; 4SG4Si3c.
Flzxseed-Steady; 37i1c-
Pork-Weak and lower; standard mess
3obbing SS,l21s.
Lard-Lower; prime steam. s4.s7]a;
choice. 81. 72l5
Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-FIrner; 14lzc.
NEW YORK.
New York. Sept 2S-Wheat-Rsceip
$500 bushels; exports. I5.so0 Spot
steady; No c red, 7Sc. Z o. b. aioat- op-
tons closed at i 10 &C decline. Sales
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago grain and provision markets.
furnished by r. L. Bostick, Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and r. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank Telephone l67.
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Chicago, Sept %. - Butter-steady;
creameres. r3G19c; diaries. 12a17c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 14c.
Live poultry-Dull: turkeys, 7qSc; chick
ems, SGSlRc; ducks. 614d7c.
Flax-Cash, northwest. 92c; September,
90c; October, S94c; December. 691zc; May,
Ole
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Geo r Barse. Pres. II Waite. Sec-Treas
Dad CT Live Stock
~ ANIL Commits sion Co
Capital Stock s25OOoO, Paid Up.

'RoomsI59-l60 Live Stock Exchange Bldg
KANSAS CITY. MO.
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II you want Stockers or Feeders, write
MS. Reasonable advances. Experienced
statesmen IN each department CalIle
Hogs and Sheep. Telephone 1874
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! Open. High. Low. | Close.

PutS. CallS
December wheat ......6 32s q631a 64l4Q642
Curb December wheat, 63S4c.
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New York. Sept. 2S.-The American To-
bacco company has declared the following
dividends; Two per cent on common
stock, two per cent on preferred and e
three Der cent OF scrip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
pirs Avn sruns.

silver co; lead taso.
The Horn SILVER reported today with
i've cars 81 crude ore.
George Dern is'hard az work issuing
checks % satisfy The c0mphny'H pay
roil f1r she month.
The Golden Crater mine on Cold
Mountain Ia said 10 be showing a new
discovery " honey -combcd quartz rum
nlnE well In gold.
n n reported that s,rirc ~ high
grade copper ore has been made In the
LuEerno milne. Tluilc. at n depth u a
little over 300 feet.
The Grani Central has placed ordert
with l.. G. Trent o. ibis city for a new
engine and boiler necessary 20 sink he
shaft TO a depth Of 1000 feet
Reports hnve u that Prof. BuiterH IL
about 10 lease the Mcrcur min tnllings
a. well a. the Sunshine milne and the
taliinEH OF shat company'a mill
The Picnic mine at Tiniio has pro-
duccd samples from the c1o-fo1t level
which run from N 20 VI ounces silver
and cs.s per cen, lead 20 Tho ton.
y. II. Jenkins, the popular Young min
Ing man. was al smiles today. the cause
being the arrival az hIa homo ~ big
baby boy. the fut IN the family. All
we'll.
u. u. Houta leg sunday evening fdr
Moab. Mr. iiouiz cook with him 49,.
900 90 pay FOR ths copper properties IN
qranl county recently purchased by
g. 4. Loose.
Rlchhtid Advocate; Fred Mitchell.
tho FIRST man 20 discover the contact
near Hankaville between solid rlck
aud dcguncmtcd blue grass. PASSED
through this city Saturday FOR salt
Lake city. tie REPORTS the copper mlncs
u Wayne county looking better than
ever.
I.ohl Hammer; A letter has been re-
celycd from Al Conner, who 10 sinking
the shaft IN the Early Harvest mine
nt Fish Springs. Ito says ln the last 20
foot he has passed through several ore
bodies that look very promising. This
ia surprise % many % the stock
holders NJ the shaft was supposed 90
be- q little north ~ the main ore body,
The Early Harvest shows signs Of be-
becoming one OF ihc best producers In
the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Joseph Austin Walton. the is-year-old
lad who was seriously Injured IN O.
runaway last Tuesday evening. 10 Salt
Lake city, unfortunately auccumbed
DO his injuries az the Holy Cro1u hos
plinl last night CO. which Institution
he vas conveyed soon after thu acct.
dent. The lad had been employed. for
some time past, uH driver Tor uOdbe.
Pitts Drug company ana was engaged
10 the discharge ~ his duties when O.
number " boys ran out Into the street.
throwing up their hats. ana frlghleninr
The animal which h. drove. The horse
Immediately hprang forward and broke
Into run. daHhlnE against "A tele-
phone pole ana injur.ng both the legf
and arms Of the boy, he was picked W
and conveyed 10 tho hospital. whsrc
treatment necessary 20 restoration ln
those cases was given, bus without
avail The boy died from tho effects OF
the shock. His parents are naturally
overcome with grief az the termlna-
ton Of the affair,
His funeral VIII occur from the FAM
ny residence, eiG Ivan Court. on Fri
day. al y. NJ; friends Invited.
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ovrR $500 4 roS.


walter Mesh and Frank Iohns,,
leaH.Is OF the sunbeam mine nItuaioi
on Indian creek. have recently f,hen
81 900 from the mine wh'ob 4 sb.r.'i,,
Mont. nrNfpapOr says lH thr tnIk'Uf fhr
town. aud the surrounding no.qhb5r-
hood
According % m s1mr authority am,nr
the smeliefmcn OF BUTTE the shipment
recently made hy The minaa is1ssra is
spoken ~ a. something rxfrn1rdfntrv
because OF the richness NJ tho Dre. .tuat
about a year ago McaHfH Mesh and
Johnson began work on thelr lease. In
the early spring they found Inc ledge
and ln the course " few weeks en.
counicrod the chute OF ore from hleh
the shipment just mnde was tnkon.
The ore Nas "a queer looking combina.
tion of iron and chl1fies ind telluruiw
some ~ u covered with apechs of frec
gold and some NJ % that would NOT be-
plekcd W II seen lying In the road. But
Il was all Rich When the chute. which
was about 20 fcet long, Is feet hIgh. ana
from few Inches ~ three fcot wide.
was dug out the highest grade ore wai
sacked Tor shIpm nj. while thu lower
grade. to the amount ~ 100 tons. was
millod In the oid-fashloncd. six.s,amp
min owned by Mrs y. L. Smith and I'D.
uliod short distance from the mine.
200.
About three weeks ago tho nrat-ciass
ore was shipped 20 the Colorado Hmci.
ter. Butte. 4 week ago Saturday
McrsrH Mesh and johnson returned
with the Hmelicf returns which were
$4,000 In gold Cor 81 tons ~ ore. This
II % per cent ~ The value % she ore.
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PRESIDENT MCKINLEY WILL M Al
OMAHA ON O,TOuiR 18th.
The Harrington Ueatc WIN Make = Rate Of
rsS 90 H. Omsha nnd Hstarn.

From all points on the RIO Gfandr
Western main line Including Park CITY
Bingham and spanish Fork. Tickets
will be- on sale a. all RIO Grande Wcsi.
srn ticket Offices on october ON and
i0.h.
10 sure your tickets read via she
burlington route from Denver. as u "a
the most direct line 90 the Transmits
HIHsippl Exposition. iiuuning ;No
through YegiibNlcl trains each way
daily NcNibulCl Understanding Ii
hrary Cars. Pullman sleeping cars.
Coaches. declining chair cars taeatl
frep aud Dining Cars. Diuiug Cau
operated on the A "a Carte plan.
For slipping Car rcsorvatlons OF
other Information apply 20
I. A. DENTON.
Ticket Agent. r. q. w. Ry., Dooley
n. y. NEsLEN.
Travelling Passenger a Freight Agent.
W. y. MCMILLAN.
General Agent. No. gii South. West
Temple Street. salt Lake cl,y,
usah.
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THEPTT ANATTRACTlON
SPIRITED TRADING MARKED ToOATs CALL
,.,.., on the Overland and other Mines
oaiena strike u DANDY Tho fopn-
lation Of Msrcur.

psspl,e the many counter attractions
L., ,hls city at present. the pit continues
4, receive Its full share Of attention,
,be daly attendance being greater u
.,,,binr this week. than II ever has
m In the history u the Institution.
rbls Is a gratifying condition OF amalr'
and ntteats 20 large degree the great
,,,orest taken In mines and the stocks
,,bleh represent them. Tho brokers
,b,es constituting the membership OF
tbs exchange are pleased TO see visit
~. and extend TO them a hearty well
I'm, 10 drop into the pit at any time,
h,u especiaily during the progress OF
,hs cali which begins at II a. IN. dally'
sundays excepted.
Whlle ,oday'a business ala not cqual'
IN number Of shares sold. the trading
n Yesterday. the call was produ' i've
a, eonslderablc activity. sales being
made At different points along the me
snd ali at figures IN advance ~ PIC,
,i,,a Limitations. Daisy made tnt hiHs
r,,ve In a sale " 900 shares AZ ~ e.h.a,
.i,'.tv f,uowod By trading IN f9ut
- which handed out 5000 AZ "a
,rnts a share. and Galenas WhlSh ~
y,nced materially and sold az y ana
AZ ronla. Gcyser- Marion stool a u'u'
stationary and made a sale a. =, en-,
NINE sparrlng Tor Grand Central a.
Ss;s was ineffective, holders pelnE W
wsu sailtdlpd 10 let 60 Of Auch a nsu..,
Nemmoth continued firm but aug IT,
bnslness. and was accompanied n
Nercur. Ontario and silver klnt' N,
yvith considerable strength, hut ~
rufIiclent 10 Induce holders 10 '''"
uulsh. 40. ,..l.r. Ria
freely Tor chloride but failed 70 n,s,,
tiafe trnnsfora. omaha was a
weak me stock having Ne best nlu n,
~ cents hut NaicO was hrm anu ~. ~,
a. sg and a cents. 200 shares chanslhk
hands altogether. Dexter created y
eusmcnt by jumping rkywafd w ".
bidilng and selling Rt from tlpil5 70
70 ID. with the stock In good demand ~
n al tho figure which marked ~
.i,.lnr bld The SwnnHcaH were "
,,,i rim but failed In the trading lnu
a. closing stock 10 sell was hnnn,ie
crook which went at cents ana had a
NIX. cissinr figures were r. followsi
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"a HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
Full OF SHAME" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
Sal o. 10
NorioE To wEnrH AND DAVIS
COUNTIES.


Tho people Of weber and Davis
Counties are advised that the Xiv
Guhdr Western Hallway will opcrat.
special train for their exclusive nc-
comm 0iatioi during Conference and
Elsteddf0d october 9TH 10 9Th inclu-
flvc. This nycr will leave ogden at
$40 "a. no. and VIII leave Salt Lake
city on return nj $3.50 y. M. stopping
AZ al points between ogden ana Halt
Take city This arrangement gives
ogden choice OF three trains leaving
ogden a. 1880 u. M, Hiih r.. m. and diai
D. m. Return trains leave Salt Lake
city for ogden 90 1880 .. m, $3.50 .. m.
aud a.0s n M. only the Conference
special viii stop at intermediate
fadlutn
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Elder W. II. summerhnya Of Fur.
est Dale. who departed Tor a mission
to the Southern States In February,
1900. IL home again. and In the plnk OF
he had regrets at leaving many Of
good health and high spirits. Although
those whose friendship he had made
while In the mission ncld. Elder sum.
mcrhayu lablrcd Ia Florida for two
ycafa ana Georgia Tor seven month";
ilq and his companion baptized De-.
tween forty and nfiy persons. ana
other Elders have also done gsld
work. constant urcoHHloua O. Church
membership being made. Elder sum.
mcfh1yn had but t.rec daya' 81 Illness
during his entire mission.
Elder W. II. Redo. of muG, san Jaur
county. who lett home on April 7. J 80
for mission o. ihc South Alabama
conference. has Just returned home
lie ~ In excellent health and spirits
and HnyH he has been greatly honontcd
BY the experience gained aH a mis-.
sionnry IN the Southern statrt. Tho
FIRST two years M his mission Wcr,
spent IN the South Alabama confer.
cncc. after which he went 10 Georgia
and South Carolina, PRECEDING over
the conference Tor the last three month
prior 20 his release ana return. lie de-
cnrch that the gdod feeling ~ the PEG.
pie u the south towards The latter
day hainiH u constantly Increasing
ANA that the prospects Tor the futur,
are much BRIGHTER than Tor some con.
siderable time past In Returning
home, he came via Mexico and wa
Joined b. his wife at Spungyille.
Elder John T. Gabboi of Farmer
ward. Who has been iab1rlnE 10 ths
Indiana conference Tor the past t,vl
years or more. has also Just returned
from the mission Held. His time was
spent In the North Indiana conference
who're considerable good II being lc.
cunipl.fhed BY the Mormon mission.
aries. much prejudice being nlayud and
good feeling taking the place of ~
viii.
Elder Joseph Richardson ~ smith.
iiold has likewise returned home from
mission 20 the Rnuth Western States
after having been absent some thuty'
one months, Ills lahlra wrrr clnhntd
60 indian Territory nj Knnsnaa, 'rhs
prospects. he declares. are quite hat
crlnE. Elder ltcharda1n enjoyed tha
best ~ health while absent. and D.
pleased 30 be- homo again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

The general board of the Primary
associations VIII hold their aeml-an.
nual meeting ON Friday. oct an, at I
,. M. IN tho Lattur-day Saints liuai-
neaR College In the Templeton. Al the
members OF tho board are expected 20
be present; an stake olnoers are, In
Nited. also any who are Interested In
the Primary work VIII be welcome.
LOUIE H. FELT.
President.
MARY ANDERSON.
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Joshua X. whitney. one OF tho Plo-
nctra. we'll known by young and old
aa Josh whitney" had soycrct nc
cldont bcfail him on Tuesday evening
last, from falling and breaking hia
Knee cap. while watkins from his
home 20 the barn. 81 present he 10
resting ns easily AZ can be expected
and Il IL earnestly hoped he win b.
around again soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
Relief Society Conference.

The general conference Of the Relief
Society will be- held In tho Assembly
Hail, Ralg Lake CITY, Wednesday oo-
tuber 9, 1895 meeting commencing az
10 n. M. and 2 y. m. az usual. IL ~
desirable that each stake organization
OF the society should be represented
by the prealdent or an authorized rep
resentative, All mombera OF the so
sicily and OF the Church are most cor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

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