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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
.SHECNELS ROLLING IN.
Customs Income at Santiago IS Increasing
Steadily.
REDUCED TARIFF BRINGS IN BIG Returns
SIR. Donaldson Sire. ~ the situation aud
Recommends General Improvements
Conducive to Perfected HunniuE.

New York. Nov "a dispatch 90 the
Herald from Santiago We cuba aaya.
Walter \. Donaldson. collector of cus-
toms. has nIe1 an exhaustive report OF
che Organization. conducting and rca-
suits " ihe customs n the province of
Santiago. with recommendation Cor the
bcticrmcnt % the service. The report
embraces ihe statement ~ che c1udl-
iion of Affairs DO snnilag1. Guantanamo
ana harap1a Cor September with th,
aggregate figures Cor october ln siuu-
ago. Guantanamo and Mauzlnlllo. Oh
hafa De- uut reported. bus Col Hood re-
IlrH satisfactory progress there
Tho organization az pfrHrnt shows the
employment ot forty men ln Santiago,
consisting uf she collector Two dgpu-
t.f unl clerks. guard and b1Atmon.
20 GUANTANAMO there are t.u men,
whose salaries aggregate 5000. In Bar
aNtH there ur. bowen employees with
salaries hEsrtEIiiug $500. rhc number
OF WHH employed zoo Mlnzaulll1 and Gl.
nltu uru Dot reported
The report shows receipts from AN
SOURCES zoo customs ln october t1 be- tti..
20, an Increase uf more than tg.U11
over laHt Year. iu Santiago alone. doa-
pIte She FrciUy reduced tarln oharrrs
To tnH ADA flUi.ilg. brought nvrf
from August aud 10 shows great .n.
ti'i" iu customs under the present
ayH.om though with reduced urn
Oh iH shown ny .hu figures Cor Outl-
Der th1t the receipts Cor SANTIAGO. n
Wund numNnra, are f6t...s. Cor guauta.
hhmo, 1850. Cor MinEaul'lo. $500. IA
total 20 5000.
Mt b0nuIirln recommends Improve.
mtuN " the service ut all plfsH rH.
reeIally nt Guantanamo such HH suit.
able building. revenue cutter and
steam launch. Other recommendation
are un oath 81 all employer. che fras
admission uf cattle ana fresh meats. ihr
pf.a"ni price being practically pt0hIuI.
i've, "a reduction % ~ cents 30 cents
f.f gallon uu petroleum. a haruur
Improvement tax ln Santiago 90 Boz
mhi' applicable Co the supper, and TO-
nHiun'I hWUut ~ thr huafd uf hnrhTr
improvements, with nn army engineer
ana TIE uHt " customs stamps. hy
which % .Ht.mutrl there would hr an
additional Income OF iluf 900 annually.
The recommendations wall probably I
De fAN1rlhIy received by Gen Wood
QuariurmuaierH ana comm ssurira as. |
ilFnrd io she department. 90 supply the I
ioopH undHr command ~ thH governor
%. ihrpfuv.ugu Is was decided by Gen. /
Wood Today, cannot act without H. au. /
thofiy, Con, Wood was Informed that
no Nahhru and MAuElulIl. volunteer
captains nud quarierm stefs had land.
~ 60 take churr ~ the > lIruIu and
MnnEinlllo districts. rnrralnrd by Col.
nnUH lriiIt ana Hood o. make their
iequifli.onH Tor supplies 60 department
Ignoring the quarivrmaa- ]
tors at towns.
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Washington, Nov. 2-rhe foilowlp.
cablCEram has been received at H.
war department;
slnulgo. Nov, 2.-The transport pm
anna sailed yesterday with rcmalns ~,
following named;
captain w. NJ Dickinson; Lieut. Den.
uIs II. Mitchell, Seventeenth lrfsntr,..
Lieut. Thomas A. Wansb0rn sevo1it
Infantry. Sergeant NJ y. Russell Flr5,
volunteer cavalry, PrIvites Fred IL
TAFT sllaH undergrayes. Junior N
Hackenson, Harvey Randall, W ~
Green, J. c. King. Second Afass,
chusetts volunteer Infantry. g. O. Uni
man, Fifiy-fourth Miehlgan' Prlvatos
-nty-nrN N, Y. v. l.; Private Ion,
NIkoden. Firs. Illinois volunteer H.
fau,ry; James w. Wheeler. seeond
Massachusetts volunteer Infantry.
W0Nn Te-'n andar
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waahlngton,Nov 2.-rhe marine hos.
p'tal service has received through ths
state department dispatch from u.
& Consul Hurst at Vienna stating that
ihr'e deaths have occurred there from
hubonlc plague ana that there are now
only ok cases In the entire city and
lhcsc are az hospital atteudanta Nh
Hurst adds that the Infection of eml.
grants s Improbable.
Dr. N}WHu, surgeon general u the
marine hospital service. says that uo
unusual delays % The landing al New
York of immigrants from Austro- Hun.
gafy are contemplated
The a1uHulH az The ports % departure
viii examine each rmiEfAnt before Do
10 allowed 60 10 aboard ship. aud lf
he comes from the Infected district his
baggage win De- diHlufectsd uui every
other pr.cautlun taken 90 prevent IN
spread NJ the disease. Ia no case viii
an gm.Friut bee allowed 10 proceed N
there 10 any reason 90 believe that he
has been in contact with the Infection
Dr. Wyman u " the opinion that there
ls little or no danger Of the plague be-.
ing brought 90 this country through
emlEranta or otherwise
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Critical Condition 81 Anair. H.twe.n
Iuns. and Lugiand IL Watched by
Diplomats.

wasmustla. Nov a-Ths critical
condition uf affair between France
and Great Britain o. exciting lively IN.
tcrsHt among mrmhUrH u the diploma At
le corps hero and ln some ~ the phases
a thr controversy thrlr lrfarma tIua
app.ara 90 be more ,Aaet than that
casuaE fNm PARIS ana Llud 10. The
dispatchgH today attached much fg-
ninralcr 10 thr absence % Baron
CoufCcl, tlr French ambassador from
London, lli 70 was stalled that France
would ahaH her af4musliy by not CON.
tluIlng an ambassador al L1u,tan.
The Official Journal rcctfbed al tht
French embassy however, says that
the upInlTimDut " NJ. Paul Caml,ln as
Ambassador o. London 10 sinsee9d
harln C1urcel vac officially gazettei
on sept "a. n. Ctulluu d. "a bryth.r
Of NJ, Julcs Cumhlr, she Freuch am
huHsndlr here, who was Cslaaltrlua
In the negotiations between this p,sv.
erumrnt and Spain ilo has aeon am.
bassld'r 40 corailutuupit ana BE- nov
on MS way fr-m thai point go London.
A. thr IUadug Wults.aH htr. tbrr- 4.
nae idea that the Fafh0da afair win
lead 90 war although there is a VERY
general opinion that the Egyptlan
question iu general may load t1 IA
conflict ln which other European rotn,
tries Than France ana Great Britain
may take part A French dplom4f
speaking N the Fashodl AFFAIR said.
There o. not the silrhtrst chance
that Fashoda alone VII. lead 10 van
Although of stuieElcAl value, II Ia
Inaccessible 10 France Will.
40 the Same time easily accessible t1
England English ships arc now well
down the Nile and the British tro1ps |
are not fnr from Fashodl. Reside. /
the Nile route brings me British with. /
In two weeks travel Of Fashoda. ON
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southern Pacific on the Improve.

New York. Nov g-Collis =. Hun
tingion. proHdeiN OF the Southern Pa.
ellie railway says H0 Ear aa his line
i concerned railway trafiic appears 20
be- Improving. ilr was ~ the opinion
that The United states supreme court
decision against the Joint Traffic assoc
citation would not disturb the railway
business ~ The country
Matters VIII hH uo worse because Of
the dissolution ~ the Joint Tranr Assoc
ClItlUn." atid Mr. Huntington.
1.-The rlIdru n urD bound 90 get along
ana managers must adapt thomssly ives
10 new conditions There never was a
time when a way could not be found
~ do what had 90 be done"
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Uncovered Afier Dem,.s.

dGf@ifl''.' Pa, Nov. "A long hidden
"B i..l' irlgh.ng about So, 1000, mas
az ',gr,d ln the account 81 mo
r.-.i w, w. AlIeman, cashier OF he
OH f,,Hl'Hll bank Of this place Who
M. lhnee weeks ago.
on .vi'..,.N nave been IN the hands OF
dsftb .l, !,countant since Alleman's
veI..l To. shortage was thus re-
q, me NM ,AHrman has hoen cashier
was d ~ llr ~ years and at ~ time
IA 4 suspected VI wrong doing.
up bv NV. lna were cleveriy covered
dFafi. Weans " "ktlnE" or he use az
va inherent out OF town banks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
RUSSIAN FLEET ASSEMBLING.
Co, s,s.a Will Soon be IN Need Of Few
Friends.
ALARMING REPORTS FROM WI Hal WEI.
s.,tt,r. Of the Cfar occupy n Chinese
rswn despite Uunbost flying
the unian Jack.

wei Hal wei Nov. All the British
v,r.bips here. the nrs,-olaas battlcship
r.siurln. ihe hrst-olau cruiser Mar
,...ut ihs f.cund-clnss cruiser iicrmo-
a.. Che ioptdo boat destroyer Whit
Inc. tha iop.do boat destroyer Fame,
iss ,apsi1 boat destroyer Handy ana
its nrsi-cl4u gunboat Peacock have
t..tri Tor ac,lon and are ready Tor sea
a. an hours notice.
Ths aui.claas biitlcahlp Victorious
And ihe aui-claus cruiser undauntcd
at Chs,ioo are c0allng 20 their fun ca
pidg,
The greatest secrecy IL maintained nv
Q, ~ meaning of those warIikc prcpar-
auom but there is no doubt impor.
can't Instructions ace expected at any
n1msuL
A large russian iicc IL assembled a,
pgt Arthur
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, kingston, Jamaica. Nov 2-The
nnHt.h steamer Beverley, captain Me
Glaih which loft Boston on october
-.la for Port Antonio, has arrived here
shl reports that the urm1red cruiser
MARIA Teresa, which left guantanamo
NY cuba, ON October 29th Tor Norfolk,
n AZ was spoken 10 at Crooked Island
r,S,asage ON sunday night 40 which time
~ was wei on board ihe cruiser ana
'he vessel was In good shape,
crooked Island Passage IL between
SFooNsd lalane spd Low Island, Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. s.-rhe iron
ore shipments from the Gogeblc. Ber-
million and Masaba ana other northern
mines Will practically close Nov, 10 for
the season,
The output and ahlpmentH FOR the
season Just closed will be- considerable
greater than those of last year, Prices
ing men claim, 90 correspond with the
Increased demand for ores. but the ln-
dicatluna are good for a stu larger dee
maud next year. and with continued
good trade Improvement In prices Is
expected.
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yrnTuous Nh. nOoLEr.
Would Not be iirlbcd- rsmptsr oct. .
Heavy sentsnc..

B1ndon Nov. 2.-Martin Rucker, a
former promoter OF bicycle c.mpAnles
who was charged with csntemls %
curt IN eudoavorinE b Induce Ernest
Tran holloy the bauati-uFt company
promoter. ~ alter evidence which re-
nresed upon the Humber COMPANY d.
Tectors. was iined ce10 and costs To-
day, ana was further ordered 90 pay
the monsy Immediately or Fo 20 pissou.
Mr.. lioplry declared that Ructer NJ
Del hair 81 four dlrcctUrs ~ the Humber
COMPANY offered him $4,000 b. ohango
some ~ the evidence presented hl the
bankruptcy pruCoediaga,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Toronto. ont. Nov s.JThe Chicago
Yacht clubs challenge Tor the Canadian
cup u stirring up the yachiamen %
canada, ana by the time the race takes
place IN August Or September next the
event WIZ have assumed an Importance
second only 60 the contcat Tor Inc
AMERICAS cup. Already several ayndi.
Gates have been formed 90 build de-
fender.
Who North American Yacht Racing
union has announced that the ROYAL
Canadian Yacht club will make the race
Tor the ehlrty-uVe foot class a. Il IL
argued THIS would be In the best In
t'ruHta OF yacht racing.
The trial races ana the big event as
we'll. will be called here
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VIC ot Jon. Anl-anaIr. n,.a.

New York. Nov. AIRS Fannie san.
ger VITO of Alexander Sanger tht mile
,s,,'nhlie dry goods merchant If Dallas,
,IcNhs, died 40 ths rptG Savoy carly
tuesday, morning fr.m pneumonia.
airs sanger was % yurs uli and
had Just returned from 'urIps where
.he H'ukhi health ui coo different re-
elrih' She has one son. "a years uid.
Nhn attends school lH ihiF .iy. and
slea ~ the Hotel Savoy Th cider
sanger IL well known hrlueh bad no
western part of Texas. Who're he rs
Giles.
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sALr LAKrms comINa HOME.
sergeant sheppard and rri,at. Tenant Of
i"rr"1's Rough Riders Arrive In Denver.

Denver, Col. Nov. s.-sorgeant shep.
para ami Private Tenant 0f Torrcy's
rough riders arrived In Denver today
en- route 10 salt Lake, their home. from
'..,p 'uuh llhrc. jacksonville. Fla.
We were mustered out laai Mon.
day" Hnid the scHcant. "nnd were very
klhd 70 hc excused. Tho camp was an
hNtul place FOR white man TO be con-
hhri Lots u the boys are Hlck and
cannot grt away, aud others are re-
naming 10 look after the hlrnen Even
thc horses We pfactlccd on are sue
,uinhihE 70 disease Large numbers
shot"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

h. =. s'ni o. Nov 2-The formal trans
J5hrg. .Ne enormous business OF me
L1-g'r st,t'Nnpany has been made 10 the
t,.ln was 90 make mo transgsr tar
il.i' 'l. auhscquent deal by which me
N. d. ttny went into tho hands OF
tI,r',.ll 'lal Steel company. made the
Rem. ..o,.flry 40 this time.
cral'.',,.' Nlt ilVca " the Federal steel
OF 10. are here taking an Inventory
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London. Nov. "A semi.officlai note
inlii tls evening relative Ia Inc H..
'laH N Hucmrnt u the FaHhola
question Says
~. wliirr De- substantially the same
h.N1 lH when tho hluehook and yel.
plnh were published. II ~ not an
"FAlfi ihli France viii taile further
.l.l unHI Major Mnrchand'a arrival
" 'iln 1n lhurfiay. when expiana-
u,.' WV he forthcoming a. 20 hla rea-
ian Toe leaving Fashoda.
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ihe other hand. 10 took Major Marchsnd
two years and half t0 reach FashDdi.
ana az best lt would take France two
years 90 reach there uu she route from
me west coast Of Africa and across the
Congo country. From military stand.
point therefore. % would be- inoxpedi-
.nt 10 not impOr Ihlc Cor an issue 90
pc made ou Fnehul1 n there o. 90 boz
ah Issue az 90 % viii be on the larger
HlulHt.lu VI Egypt 10 general and the
control which Egypt o. to exercise Ia
the heart OF AffIr4st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Springfield Mass. Sow 2-Ths rar-
uiar session W th. board of foreign u.s.
ni0us opened ln ihe Fiut C1nrfaEt-
tiouli church today with devotional 0z.
crciees Mr. IuieIn Smith of Boston.
president ~ tha board rrrsid 4.
Nearly $50 delegates w0rr pfnsant.ran-
rasouting a district extending us fHr
west aa ohio. ana iH Oar south as
Washington. ~ g.
Miss Ahblo re- child read the report
OF the home department 4 mrmor.l ~
90 Mra. Howher WIS read by Mr'. n.
q Clark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Tender coEnoinen. iuduiged N by a Fror.
eating Contemporary.

Paris Nov 2-'rhe solen today com.
mentinE edliorhny upon tn position
assumed by The American peace com.
mIsalDnrrH. says;
mo mouufchlc1l government would
nave dared 90 conduct Itself after che
fashion ~ The Americans. who arc far.
ever talkinR DO much % right and Ub-
crty The plan " tio Americans is
now evident 10 iH tu take Hu NJ
SPANS colonies and leave spain CHE
debts " an those colonies. ThIs a.
the result of thg holy war undertaken
TO Insure the lnd,pend nee of the Gu
bans
what base hyp1rracy do thfa 90.
erals. these dcm0cruu,th .se republicans
rhBwi"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Denver, Colo. Nov. 2.-Game Com
missioner Swan fears Tor the safety OF
thr game wardcna whom DE- sent 90 the
ti"4 'hWgstcrn part NJ the state when he
heard that the Utos were there IN large
numbers ana were Hllughtfrlng game
M violation % law. Important inHiruC-
.lons wore given the Wlrirns 60 report
promptly IN regard 90 tht situation and
no reports have been received from
thrm i is believed they have either
,ne,n KILLED or are su situated that Il Is
impossible for them 20 forward a re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Chicago, Nov. 2-Lamhcrt wilt. the
bohemian rmhazzlrr who was brought
here from s. Louis, accompanied By hla
wife ana aunt, Wdll leave Tor Eurlpe
today iu custody " Police Sergeant
Harding. The prHungr upon reaching
home Viii admit abe charges and throw
himself upon che mercy 1f nhe directors
Of the bank. hoping that settlement
can bD arranged. lie says ha Intended
10 return within few weeks"
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ruled ~ oa Track.

Lima. o.. Nov. 2-rhe Cincinnati,
ilamilton and Dayton u blookadtd be-
tMeh mere and Toledo by wreck at
grass creek A north. bound freight
irit the track az that point. fficcn cars
bglnE pIed up In a deep cut. shutting
an travel On.
Passenger trains are being detoured.
-Four iramps who were on the train
arr thought Ia De under the wreck.
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MoKlnle,s Vote

Washington. Nov i-Prcsident Nc
hlhl,y VIII 10 90 Canton next week Go
'Ati Ms vote, An ,hH members vi Ih.
CABINET have likewise decided tu ~ OBJ
lhnlF homes 90 vote unless something
lhleriercs 20 deiain them here. The lr.
tansem cnta Tor ihrpTas ld1nrs departure
nave not been made but the possibility
D. mat he will leave here next Monday
~ l,tnoon by special irain, and return
20 Washington I'm time 10 take up his
nutleE on "Wednesday
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&c. Petersburg. Nov. 2.-Ths Novosti
commenting upon the United st1tss
determination 90 claim the Philippine
aHNas
Ih great powers can. like spain. proc
i.'t against The proposed ressIOu. az
N.f1l ~ 10 m are directly Interested
IN tht maintenance of the aiatu quo.
100 90 gNifsmH case the question
should Doc arhIiratod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Vlniia, I. r.. Nov. Paul Andrews
who killed Bill Nave over a year ago
has been captured after a hard fight
with mirshll-. tie VIII he taken 10
Jall ai Muskogre, Andrews wac injured
seriously while resisting,
lie was once leader ~ the Williams
gang nf outlaws am OF whom save he
have been killed In resisting arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Chicago. Nov. 1.-The collapse Of tho
Dewey arch during the peace Jubilee
has caused suit Tor 10000 damages
against the city of Chicago. ana mo
peace Jubilee committee on decorations.
The complainant John W, Smith AN at
torney, asserts that he was standing
near the arch when 10 fel. ana sus-
tanned numerous injuries che most 81.
we're being a compound fracture " the
left lee.
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Middlorb0ro, KY. Nov There VIVA
today q disastrous hro on Shrewsbury
avenue. Thirteen houses were burned
ANA sixteen families are h1malenn. The
houses were owned by the town com.
pany anu the Manchester Buiidlng
company ~ Manchester England They
nIe covered bH Insurance In London
companies.
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Mailer Chance in Command.

HunltN.lle Ala, Nov. s.-Maior Gen.
N Shaf.. lfiH assumed command "
,iHi division, Fourth army corps
'.,N headquarters east of Huntsville.
!.iHFln " The Fifth cavalry viii
T. havana Thursday ami embark
Ll'ui-col whlteside. OF the Fifth
s-ata,.I|, Nia promoted 10 a colonelcy.
cavalry '"' 'N''"
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youngstown. o.. Nov. "A statement
Issued today regarding the AFFAIRS "
J. q, Siauner, the missing Columbian
and Lr~tonia creamery operator. dis
closes the fact mat his nnblntles ug-
Efegaie upward ~ 10000 IN excess %
his assets, Cards and bucketsh1pa,
it IL alleged, are responsible ror hiI
downfall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

New York Nov IA dispatch 10 .hs
Herald from Mlutsyldro HiyH that "a.
more N revolutionary outbreak c1n-
unue,
Various citizens have been arrested
ana 10 ~ announced that armed groups
are gathering on thy frontier prcpar-
Ing iuT Invasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Iopoki, kaE.. Nov. Complaints arc
nlhE received by the board of riIlroid
.lin mlH toner's reE1rilng a scarcity of
SIlIh cars at many Kansas points.
linofs generally have been holding
I Er1ir or higher prices and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

rur EVENING PAPER rs THE
pApER or TO-DAY. THE MORN.
ING PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY.
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while han1cuned. Jumped from no
window Of q Panhandle train running
ut the rate NJ 90 miles an hour and
made good his escape from a Columbus
detective No trace Of him can DO
found and he undoubtedly escaped I'M
injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Drummer suicide. BY the Illuminating ia.
Route.

New York, New 2-Geo 8. Lleber. 30
years OF age, travelling salesman EN-
pl0yed by Watson a. company. whole
sale llqulr dealers " Louisville, Ky.
Killed himself aIme i.me last night IN
"A room in tht Grand Union hotel by
luhallur Illuminating gla. Lleber had
been In financial difficulty
lie lot hls hlme yesterday saying
he was going 10 see hls brothers In
Philadelphia 70 ask for assisianes.
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and thus deceived even the bank ex-
amlnera Mt Aliemnn was under bonds
% ssv'vyv' ana ne bank will therefore
OF Ni,OO0 over all liabilities.
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Chicago. Nov. Mrs Louis Scala u
this city has requested the Weare
Transportation to assist In learning the
fate ~ her husband. whom she believes
was murdered ana robbed In the Alas
kan gold fields. when Scala left Chi
cage he had $1,000 with him and bought
his outht boa' and mining machinery
ia Seattle, Wash, before starting for
tbs Elondlke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Hogioy, Nov. e.-jThc cruiser Marble
head arrived here today from Phlladel-
phi1. whcre che had been participasing
10 me peace jubilee exercises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Washington. Nov g-Tho President
has appointed the following p0stmaa-
trfHs
Arizona wlnulow, julia Mahonoy.
wyoming, Lander. James a. Me-
Ayoy
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y ,ill1ma Group lying north by east
sI1}ut on the province of Santiago dc
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-17

The most powerful engine must stop If
the fires are not fed. Man is the most Won
derful piece of machinery in the world, yet
no matter how strong and wcll-nade his
bodily frame may be, if the fire of life
within him is not constantly fed his limbs
and muscles become powerless and useless.
The reason men become helpless and
diseased is because the food they eat,
which is the fuel of life, is not properly
digested and appropriated by the stomach
and nutritivc organs. ii is not completely
transformed into the strength and working
power which is to man what steam Is TO
the engine.
That wonderful power-riakinE " Golden,
Medical Discovery" invented by Dr. R. W
Pierce, chief consulting physician of the
Iuvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo, y. Y, iInbues the human ChgCs
tive Juices and blood-ma.ing glands with
capacity to extract abundant uourishment
from the food. It builds up organic tissue,
nerve fiber, hard muscular flesh and work
ing force. 1t gives a man steam.
What it did for Mr.. F. $ Hughes, of Junction
Huuterdon Co., n. j. is given i'll his own words
He writes: Il received your kind letter. and
in reply would say that mine was bad case OF
kidney and liver trouble, and that six bottles OF
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and four
bottles of little Pellets effected complete cure
troubled more or less with kidney trouble, espccl
ally on our fast express trains. run one nun
bred and forty-four miles on these trains every
dav in the week, and have had no return OF the
trouble since taking the remedies, nearly three
years ago."