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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

Col. Boynton, Adjt. Harvey, Mai.
Roth, Maj Burton and the captains OF
IL companies of the SD Michigan vol
unteers. paid the national capital n
visit. Under the guidance of Congress
men Spauiding and SHOWER they visited
the President. and the war department
where they shook hands with Secre.
tary Alger and made the acquaintance
Of Adjt.-Gen. Corbin. They also visited
the treasury and secret service depart
ments and both houses Of congress.
The President has nominated Win.
throp A. Hayes, TO be postmaster az
Rochester
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

Gray gowns look very pretty with
Just touch of positive color at the
throat and wrist, given, perhaps, by
a folded collar or cravat, and then
again by a waistband of mirror velvet
in vivid emerald green, bright violet
or deep orange. All these combina-
tions of color will be very much worn
with gray.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

It's a mistake to imagine that itch
ing piles can't be cured; mistake to
suffer day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. At any drug
store, 80 cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

1t is wise youth who kisses his
sweetheart goodbye every chance he
gets, because the examining doctor
may refuse to accept him when the
time comes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

The one who works the hardest re-
.ceives the most blame. The idle. CO.
ing nothing, are responsible for moth
ing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

We sometimes think the growing OF
the New York Evening Posts dogs OF
peace is more terrible than that of the
dogs of war.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

When a girl talks great deal about
her home duties, investigate, and you
will find that they consist in turning
bed over and frying an egg.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

sliders and drunkards are saved
again.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

b We wish there was some way OF ac-
'Quiring more sense, as there Is OF &C
Quiring more property.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

For n perfect complexion and clear,
healthy skin, use COSMO BUTTERMILk
SOAP. Sold everywhere.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

Go to the ant, thou sluggard-con
slider her ways and keep away from
your uncle"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

, AS soon as man takes job away
from town. he takes advantage of the
opportunity to lie about his salary.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

;. A surprise party is counted failure
by the women unless they catch the
one they are trying to surprise in bed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

The undoing of the work that Satan
finds for idle hands to do furnishes en-
ployment for lot of other people.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

Why don't one tan the hide of dog
with his bark?
There are times when the almighty
dollar will not go as far as little po-
likeness
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

| ing, tennis and cricket. and. Ia fact, In
7 almost every other branch of sport.
lhrHo International contests have
uern Etrnt factors In bringing the coun-
'lra closer together na well as In ere
Nllus healthy state NJ respect for each
vlnrf'H Drawn ana muscle. Probably tho
longest established OF these series o. in
lrInhuounl sports are the races for the
Americas cup. britannia has for many
years proudly nung her banner 20 the
winds ana proclaimed herself mistress
nf the seas but recent events In the Vi
entity ~ Cuba aud the Philippines prove
that we may have some right 70 dis
pute that title, ana certainly, so far as
speed ia concerned. We have many a
time shown that we can build racing
yachts that are unriyalcd the world
over
Although there n no possibility OF m
international yacht race for the Amer.
lca'H cup this year, there Is a probability
that next year England viii once NOR,
lry 10 win back the historic trophy
which has been held By tho United
states for no many decades.
Some weeks ago Sir Thomas Linton
a prominent Ensllshuan. came over 40
New York. and IL was said that be-
Sides other business he had come TO
arrange the details with tho officials
Of the New York Yacht club for a
race next year When questioned. Sir
Thomas was remarkably reucent hut
ACKNOWLEDGED taat Il was Vefy possible
that De might issue "a challenge In Inc
near future. Should he wish TO race for
ono cup Sir Thomas win have 10 send
hH challenge through some recognized
yacht club
Sic Thomas A. Upton Is by birth an
American. having seen the light first In
South Carolina, where he worked as a
l"horor In the riconcIs. lis whole
career hla been motcorlo. Ho lea Amer.
tea ana went TO ireland. where he man
aged 10 scrapo together a few hundred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

A. only nufIun tho mat 100, ,.s,.- 49,
a., ts,.. i,,.., - 49,. '"Ia luN,
So as'' "N' hV'' "h'' w tue United
-
o. ~ 10y ne t'll ln"t hn animal
aimos, 's snY, AZ. IVY mum n' gooa ior
Sn,, re- ~ ,.'',s Wy, !. ~ N"nleiiul
raj. ~ '."ln 10 understand
tnr, W,'n.' lp 'nat lhr mere
No. s,,o,,..' ,.'..'i, I,'.lu'' Win the
A, H., IN, '''' wv"
49,, I.n..l,',,.. 'H.u uh'n ~
ST.. t.,t lN ,N' UNITED
1, hs. ~ ~, w. wv. ana horses. hut
lac -ho,,i5 h.. ,.., w, =. 'u. ll'.t '.' ''
v.rv nm. 49,. ''''n' l"'l, pr
We nse'n u.ht,r ut accident The
HlNt' .il'ulH !" N' cruel one ur rc-
h"lu' Nlo l'.hl'a OWNS 90 ih' abrupt
.heoNs anl slA'l' REQUIRED ot them uni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

mad. up n o. W Bird. n. L. Arasaiz.
Thomas Hitchcock IT,. and John c.
Gfuumr.
The Meadow Brook club. the Coun-
try club uf Wostchcatcr. the Devon Polo
club and the Philadelphia Country club
have already hold their annual tourna-
montr The Roctaway Hunting club is
thc next organization 10 the Polo uHso-
citation 90 hold its annual moot. Fol-
lowing the Uockaways the tournaments
h.lliel Tor the season are as fol-
l0Has
southampton Polo club. july rs 10 o.
Point judith Country club. July % to
Aug O.
Wcstohcatcr Polo club. Newport. Aug.
60 a1
Hunaio Polo club. Aug @ 10 q.
aY1r.a Hunt club. Aug % TO Sept. O.
Ialhnm Polo club. Polo association
cups. Sept Q 90 H.
Country club nroollnc. Sept i2tof7.
Championship games sept 70 10
Oct -
staten Island Polo club. oct 3toa
FuNhali kcrne until ho rave M polo
for eDlf was tho most prominent player
In America and Ia atil rated highest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
A Great French Rider.

one Of the French bicycle rlders now
In this country tells a story Of Jacaue.
lin, tho greatest ~ tho French racers
ana one who refused 60 cross the ocean
lio won some of his greatest races Ia
tho fun uniform OF the French army
one of the sirIctest rules or tho French
army according 60 the Narrator. b. TIA,
requiring both officers and nrivates nov.
gr 90 nWear Ton public except Ia uniform.
iaepuelln ia now out of the service. but
heiore he was discharged ha Simply ia
tened the bottoms M h8 trousers ana
nullonrd Dts coat ana in that attire de.
I,lIgd 'll competitors In racing cos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
STORIES OF THE STAGE.

r. a. Roberts as Captain Heartscase
and Miss Nunctte Comstock aa the
charming Jenny liuciIthorn In the re-.
vival OF Shenandoah" have several
protiysccnoH which Ind much favor with
audiences. There IN one In particular
In the last act which a. exceedingly we'll
done By these two clover players. Cap
tain ilcartscaae has returned from tho
war as deeply In love as ever. but. like
many another brave man. afraid To
pop the momcntoua question. lie has
told everybody Of hla love but the girl
of his choice. Orun old General buck
thorn advises his daughter to help the
captain bit. The captain gets half
through his proposal several times. but
swings on embarrassed each time on
to some inconscqucntiai and wholly ir.
relevant subject. Jenny. who In ready
and anxious 20 say yes" IL In despair
nj the procrastination OF her lover. Re-
Gently IN Chicago, when Jenny had
reached the point IN the scene where
she determines to force the difildent
captain TO declare himself. an unex-
pected interruption came from the gni-
lery. Marching boldly and determined.
ly NJ 10 Hchftseaac. she rhid;
'llavc you anything In particular 20
say 90 me. Captain iIeartscaseg"
''Y-e-a," Htammcra the captain. as
though completely taken abaok.
Then say H." replied Miss Jenny.
The captain, thrown on hls guard.
hcaltatod ana Htammcrcd. and. 90 II
called for In the playing n tho part.
remained spccchlcss for few moments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

the water line. whereas single stlckers
are limited TO 90 feet. according to the
Americas cup rules.
IL may interest those who are not IA
mlllar with the history OF international
yachting to know the various times that
we have defeated would be possessora
Of the Americas cup since the year when
the famous old schooner America came
In NJ Cowcs first and with mo second"
ana that since then We have lost but one
heat, when the Livonla defeated the CO.
lumbin In 1871 In the third race. The
Hist Of races and winners " rs follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Tho handicap l'r suoi by tha Polo as
ao'intlUn p"nHlIzrs him with ten goals.
Another member of the same CLUB. the
l'ochnWuyH la j. E Cowdin. who is
probably mo next host player In Amcrl-
ca, though Do is bnokstsd az "a handle
cap on r'fht GOALS with nyr other play
'lH They ur r. Hitchcock. Ir. ana c.
g. baldwin ~ tho Meadow BROOK club,
ll'nllmin NIcuil uf tho Morris County
'"ln'} club ana H. l.. AgaFIa and
l,oh'ft % shaw OF the Myopla Hunt
ON" NJ The best players In this ooun-
uf n.Ni 10 those Just mentioned IS Mr..
william g. EustIa lie H. member OF
ihH Meadow brook club and h noted for
hla fearless riding and accurate play.
T. II. TRENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
THE ANGL0-A AMERICAN
SPORTING ALLIANCE.
It Has Long Been In EMstence-Sr Thomas
Upton and the Americas Cup
The Yacht Rainbow.


There o. a good deal oi talk nowadays
REGARDING an Angio-Amcrican alliance
and u the benefits which would accrue
10 both nations In case such an arr
fanremont rhould be contaminated.
Many reasons have been given stating
why the Anglo-saxnn nations should
ftand together A. FAR as the sporting
world ia concerned, such an alliance has
been In existence Tor many years. and
friendly rivalry exists between the ath.
lrtes " the two peoples such as does
not exist between the AnEio-saxon and
any other rice. We have International
games Ia nold ana track events. ln ROVE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

Nelia nerFcn, Alfred Klein and Alice
Judson. The star part is that Of a
FAKE" magician, an extraordinary NOR
tai hnsman of Cngliostro. John We'll
llngton Wells and the late Professor
llorfmann.
The Liehler company which IL TO
manage the tours OF Charles Coghlan
and Miss Viola Allen next season, has
secured the American rights to the dra-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

American yachtsmcn are living In the
hope that either Mr. orr Ewing or Sir
Thomas Upton viii challenge. and that
the expectations which they are now
fostering NJ plenty u racing next sum-
mcr after their enforced abstinence this
season will not De- dashed TO the ground
by tho fact Of there being no Internal
tlonnl race. BEN TAvIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

matization OF Han Gaines "The Chris
tian.' Miss Allen win playulory ouayle
beginning her season at the Lyric the,
alter, New York. on oct. o. Franl,
Worthlng has been engaged for tho
leading mans part.
Paris Is At length about to erect A
monument 10 Georges BiEet. the com.
poser OF Carmen" The memorial IL 10
have place Of honor In the grand va.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

tlbule Of the new Opera comlque, II
VIII be surrounded by a bust u the
composer, but the accessories are chiefly
allegorlcal.
William II. owen has been re-engaged
Tor Angustln Days company next sea-
son.
Marion Manola VIII be prma donna
OF the Wilbur Opera company next sea.
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

yea ~ War Correspondent" by I.otte
NNtlr Parker IN order 20 accept this
,Hh'ggmeni Mr. Macintosh viii nhan.
N'u DIS tour in his new play, COLLEGE
inNH. In which he was rolnr 90 star
win hiu sister, Nancy Macintosh.
rue Great Diamond Robbery" had
!tA ntal Engllsh production recently al
'h, New Pavilion theayar in LONDON.
may lr"ina new play Kate Kipp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02

The house was perfectly quiet, whs
out from tho stiffness came a hoar,,
voice from the gallery.
'Ah, get together therel"
The audience. realizing the lmpatlene,
OF the speaker. burst into a roar a,
laughter Mr.. Roberts and Miss Com.
stock were knocked OUT by the inter.
ruptlon and Joined heartily In the laurA
which followed, but the scene wa,
spoiled for the actors Just the same.
1--WE nearly had strike on the trais
coming over from Pittsburg." said M
Thomas In speaking OF the Lamb
GamhoL "You see. when we start
out to llft the debt on our ciuhhouis
and this tour was proposed we deter.
mined 20 be strictly buslncssllkc. 20
contract In regular theatrical form ts,
drawn up between the club and the a,.
tors who were willing 90 70. Evcfy
actor signed II. and there was no klrk.
ing, for every one was paid the sam,
salary. There were 60 be ten perform.
ances. and for each one the actor was 10
receive ~ cents or FOR the weeks work
ending In Chicago 81. After We had
started lot Of people invited un 10 civ.
an extra performance upon our rotufa
10 New York. ana the managers of the
tour decided 20 a, 80. o. there was A
nice little rum " money Cor tho club
TO be picked up. The ncwa Of an extra
performance spread through the train.
ana derutntion 0f actors wi'h Nat
Goodwin NJ chairman. Taltcd upon the
managers 10 know what was r1inr 70
be- done about their salaries. N they
played nm extra night they wanted
their 10 cents apiece. Otherwise they
would strike. Rather than have trou.
bic tho managers rnvo In. and when
the tour ended each actor received a
new ~ bin with % 10 cent revenue stamp
pasted on one corner. Each actor wroii
His receipt on the face N the bin. the
I'LL was put In a parse nnrtout frame
and II win be- added 90 the treasures %
the Lambs club"
\ story about Charles wyudham and
Henry Irving which has recently found
ita way across the waters illustrates
the view that actors take of age md ltf
cncfnnchmonts. These two eminent nc.
tors have a long standing dispute ns to
which ~ them IL the older aud when
they met NJ the Garrlck club one after.
noon recently wyndham said. "Ah
Henry I suppose You have heard that
I'm going 10 play young Bob Acrosf'
Lot me congratulate you. Charles"
said Sir Henry. "Of course. then. you
won't be surprised 10 hear that I've ne.
ranged TO appear au Little Lord Fauni.
ieroy7"
wilton Tnoltayc returned 90 New york
from Washington recently. where hs
successfully produced his new play
Charles o'Mallcy." lie intends 90 star
In the play next season. lie II under
contract 10 Joseph jefferson TO play
Sir Luolus o'TriEgcr In "rhe Rivals
but as Mr.. Jcncrson'a season VIII last
only ten weeks Mr. i.nckaye will have
ample opportunity to make n New
York production Of Charles o'Mailcy."
Fron present Indications Il looks ns II
AFR. fackayc intended TO devote hIa
talents noxt season TO the depletion u
Irish gentlemen. line " business that
has almost become extinct since tho
death of W. j. Florence.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
OUR SF1IPBUILDING ::
 By Irving M. Scott,

 , . 2 C 900 %~@~ ~~~~%~@ -S of the navigation
 an will in
 trading
 the Philippines and the Sand beore which makes corresponding mand for increase American ships
 line through Siberia to Vadvo enterprises and the divisions taking place in and about c would require increase in the quality size and speed Of the ships her fore plying between these two points
 These three trade ceters can be obtained by the proper behalf of Americans and certainly if the people d fna do not promptly avail themselves of the opening will be filled others
 & O. company's Engl the event of seo mng onseauen9 t Would they e @ not of the named points else direct communication from some Steamship owned in New York and ship The Pacific Coast Steamship Company owned by company wh company h Orient which line will deGect that much trade from San Francisco the Orient instead best facilities will this eompetH will developed controlled the thror
 people Francisco, without will and in a portion of the our
 Borrowed capital takes the interest out country and banks which dyepng the % sss G ] sn 3 & B % @ @ @ to other points through h Pacific m % n 0Wed win G ny M sn aid nnE in bEg m eqhnee m p w & s port It is claimed the hs can be operated more eheay with Japan ing of that which merchants help will ships of the best speed and accommodaons " O0" anu m oi patron and they are open the enterprise the Let us sincerely o for the benefit entire coast that sufficient enterse be found employment and profit. ~
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
MAYOR PHELAN, F. W. COFRMANN,
 President Merchants Association.
OUR CITY:
 By Mayor James D. Phelan.

pc Q z g q @ $ 9 6 HE achievements O the thoughts of citizens
 
 ter It has to the
 When the opening upbudng San
 
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 This as the United emporium of every land served by Balboas Francisco and ening heaihfuly
 Mills China shipments or cotton which speedily 
 methods has brought day they the of the paeiac @ ~ s constructed TOT ah' intercourse with .o The @ Railroad which will find it's terminus vladiyos dismenberment make the Pacific oS the the past experience of the Atlantic
 California with its 700 miles m fh this great change now and when recall oyer which country has right without hndran San Francisco is 4 miles b % by & ha the distance between those points and San Francisco in the most direct between the by touching San Francisco the Hawaiian R1S G the H d % s % more convenient calling and The constructor of the Canal bound Francisco and productive California will 900 miles political to result in even @ ess Te0n h Gq ] y and that fertile group secure of future If California receives she also the the san ue @ n % m fua aSn
  Venice in the height her When her merchants await the issue of the
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
By Horace Davis,

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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18

@~~~~&uu~~ % Q . ~~~ ~9~uu~u % uss REVIEW of the commerce industries during subject of magnitude than visited 1atsd sass ss 's and aa5y na the eSao ost s sss and 2. @ as re- follow interests n o uReo 0 he 9ss tn nome ] T n n w hn % hay Fea n business ns we'll Under n sn s @ g @ fP M b hSPs hs @ m this @ their U and @ % % fair @ far szs1 sssss g5 M R9ssi ] d5 it ps 5naa sa :' s7ss % S @ tt n 5s % r ?'a h n % fane a ahd ahd an posp for % ge % and % ahd an sspso ss sw @ a 5oW G s5 Fa a as vh 5 sfs % o T % sss s 5 s % S S ns~ nd % @ S @ oa % nF ad aB but I E s ] pepn T na and 96o @ aa @ Hs oo he @ the @ that F hSo ss sss M % n Ss,s hd hold ou own in oaf own % are an out nt fields M Hastsn m n % to ahead @ shf o a we will surely lose we let rp n d m 9 P Fe @ & Has aas @ an n % sde by @s m aHs @ v ha a assa s sse s sass the 5s ~ z ss s  of
 
 
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
IRVING M. SCOTT,
 President Union Iron Works.
". C. RALSTON.
Vice-President Miners Associati


 
 
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
OUR COMMERCE:
By F. w. Dohrmann,
President Merchants Association.

President Merchants 2 2 2 q $ q q c co 6 q 1 6 g 6 $ REVIEW of the and industries of 
  A within my the visited
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-18
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15
HOUSE PASSES MANY RiLisS.
Curtis Measure tor Indian Territory
Residents IL surecssfal.

wASHI NtsToN April 1.-THE galleries
and floors Of the hesise today were almost
deserted During the afternoon bills were
isassed Ia authorize the secretary OF the
interior TO rent ar lease sites on forest
reservation for hotels or sari;asiuTns for
the preservation and protection Of public
records: 10 settle the accounts OF the state
of Arkansas and the United States a. 10
school lands: 20 regulate the jurisdiction
of the United States courts To confer
jurisdiction upon United States circuit
courts in suits over equity Tor The part
tior. Of lard where The United States Is
a tenant IN common. authorizing suits
against an oFt5Cer Of the United States -
10 continued against their successors in
office: for the prosecution % persons max
ing fa.se afiidavits In pension eases. and
several al fer uutnporia9f measures.
The most important MEASURE passed was
the Curtis bill for ihe relief Of residents
of the Indian tery4tcry. n provides for
.hsa settlement; II questions involving a.
gsa acres belonging 20 the Cherokee
s~aEckasaws Cracks. ChoUtAws ard SerTs-
gt.fes. ard rev orcupIsd rs "a eco whites
and a. ,s.s indians X provides FOR tae
e3ertrup-s cf s.gEn lntruSeTa anon i@i go
acres az isnS The lands arc 10 be leased
q, as 20 give each Indian 3 snare: mineral
lands are 20 b. leased by the secretary
OF the interior and citizens in towns To-
Gated on Lands are 20 be permitted 10 bay
titles ia sheir holdings from the Indians.
AT 5 O'clock the house adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-15

Special Dispatch TO the Pos;-Inteiiigencer.
TACOMA. April 1.-THE city school board
which met today 20 further look into the
matter OF a high school site received a new
oHer. located in the north end OF the city
TWO acres Of land lying near SiS.s street
and Division avenue have been offered for
the school site for A0o0. The owners maks
no special stipulation nor propose any con-
di,ions. The prefer viii be fully invests
gated and reported upon at the next meet
ing OF the board. The board now has the
refusal of some half dozen sites for the
new school building and will endeavor 10
decide upon the closing of the more adj
vantageous proposition without further de-
lay.