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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-02

Adit Gen. Corbin has prepared q
statement of the number of deaths
which have occurred in the army since
the beginning of the war with Spain:
In Cuba. 1899; in Porto Rico, 2s7; at
Honolulu, AS; in the PHILIPPINES, COG, in
the United States, 3,s72. Total, 5000.
The agricultural department will es-
tablish tea farm in every southern
state and to have the planting done
where growth can be forced through
irrigation so as to get plenty of tender
shoots. Secretary Wilson thinks the
south can produce all the tea this
country can use.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-02
Gen. Grant Once Owned Land In the state

Gen. Grant Once Owned Land In the state
Very few people, even the oldest in
habitants, ever knew that Ulysses S.
Grant owned a quarter section of land
in the copper country, but such is the
case as the records on file at the county
Eo0rt house show. 1t was while he
was a Lieutenant and while Kaweenaw
was yet a part of Houghton county.
The record shows sale of the north
cast "a of section 20, town So north, of
range %, to Simon MandIebaum, of
Eagle River, for S120. The land de-
scrihe6 is between the Washington
nirrIe and Lac Ia Belle.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-02
GRAIN, ETC.

FDetroit-Hay, No timothy, SO Do pei ton.
Potatoes, SIC per Blu. Live Poultry, spring
ducks. &c Eggs, strictly fresh 13c per doz.
Butter. best dairy. lac per Id; creamery, iSc
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-02

The house labor committee reported
a bill to allow old soldiers to peddle
without license.
Cuban soldiers in Havana-Pinar del
Rio military province refuse to ex.
change their guns for S75 per capita,
and have gone home.
A semi-official dispatch says Germ any
intends taking possession OF Bear isl.
and, situated in the North Polar sea
off the northeast coast of Siberia.
United States imports for April
Food and live animals, s31, 242, 567; raw
material for domestic industry, &c.,,
4ls,357 manufactured articles, IS, 524,'
Oso; As. 25 per cent of articles, were adj
mitted free of duty. Exports: Agri
cultural products, S47, AGO. 16, de
crease of $40, 079,1 IFS; products of man
ufacture, s33, 015, 97O; mining products
81, $50, 100. Total imports increased
BIAS, or; aggregate exports.decreased
Sill, 232, s4s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
co uLpN,r cNrcN nm Oh Nm.

SIR Ku9h was thrifty IN money mate
tors Hnl cared little Tor hiH own ucr-
Fuu1l appearance lie had wurn tho
nmH old shabby oycrp1nt until his SONS
Warr ashamed uf him. and tried Co In
iucs 90 10 buy "a now one
"u, s0' the ola gentleman would
always say ~ would rather have the
ton dollars That II would cost"
oue day the sons determined that he
should wear "a nov coat, and, believing
that N DO could Eot one al a good hur-
gain Dec would buy II, nrrunuod with %
tailor Co H0'l him ton dollar coat Tor
seven dollars ana half, they 90 pay
the difference. Thuy then went home
unl told their father what "a handsome
coat they had seen, and what 70 bargain
10 would he 90 buy a. So tho father
won't and hooked ne %, und nftor heating
the tailor down 90 aiN d1llurg, took Il
und started Cor homo.
liut WHEN he reached tho door he had
mo- coat with him.
Didn't you buy the coat, father2"
"los, E0t n Tor Dix dollars" replied
the Ola man.
"Where iH az"
"Oh' I WAS showing n 90 fflcnd ON
The ntre1i car and when he offered me
eight dollars fur a., ! lot him have H."
Golfers Weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Dr. Knme-'a swamp Root corroots
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
Only One Change Made in the
Union Pacific Directorate.
son SUCCEEDS HIS FATHER.
James ~. hyde Tskes the Place For-
merry Occupied by Henry -. hyde
Deceased -othcr Matters.

Tho second annual meeting Of the
ntockhohora N the Union Pacific Rail-
road company was hold NJ the uffco %
tho company here today ana the same
Persons wvfe present a. those who nt-
teild'-i the special meeting 90 The atooig-
hoidofu which was hold "a the same
place on Yesterday. The ramo bard
~ directors waa reelected with the *.
ocpiion that Mr.. Jamos N. Hyde takes
the place Of his father. Mr. Henry ~.
Hyde. recently dcoeaaed. Mr. Henry
D. hyde was. u Will be- remembered,
the prcaident Of the Equitable Life Aa.
'nuranco ruCioty.
The names Of the directors arc ne fol-
lowsi oliver Amoa. nostoni Horace q.
iurt Omaha George q. Cannon. SAT-
Lake city, r. Jefferson Coolidge Jr,
lll1ton, John W. puanc. Chicago. Louis
Fitzgerald New York. teorfe o. Gould.
Lakewood, ". J. Edward H. Hartman.
Arden, New York Marvin IfuFhltt
lhicnRoi james IT, Hyde. New York;
otto ~. Kahn, Now York. Roswell NM
Ter thichEui WuHiow g pirrcr, Now
York; Jacob ~. Echln. New York:
James stillmnn, New York
IL u undoratood that Judge Kelly AMI
W. ?. Fierce contemplate Rolng north
General Passenger AGENT Y. l.. t.omax
~ tho Union Pacific who has been IN
SAT- Lake for several days. will prob
ably return East tomorrow.
The next meeting viii DC that of tho
preEon Short Llnc officials which viii
DO hcld tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Sometime ngo brakeman on tho Bal
umnro a ohio railroad used hts brninB
ana saved passenger tfaln from run-
Minis Into two dgruiicd cars The come
pnuy sent him ~ check Tor $50 and post
cd "a bulletin cumpllmentlng him Tor his
qulcknrrH u thought
a few days later. Engineer John Ha-
Ecrty WIS olllng his engine ut Counellr-
Vile, while waiting Tor tho paHenrora
TO alight. iio heard another train come
ina and believed that % WIS not uudor
proper contrql re Hprnug Into his cab.
opened the throttle and Htartad his
train. The other onglno struck the rear
ear, but ~ was not "a hard blow and
llnurty'u prumptncHH saved ton or "a
n dozen lives.
The company has ordera1 n handsome
gold watch, suitably Inscribed. and IA
gold chain FOR snglneor iinFerty az n
reward Tor his devotion 10 duty and
using HE hraina' IN time Of emor
Egncy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
TOUCHED FOR S58.


W n. Edmunda. "a miner on the
Highland hoy at bingham has reason
10 believe that o. man be- bofrlendod
has "rulicd" him 90 the tuno OF 500
lie made the acquaintance OF J. NJ.
Jameson in Hcllcy'a saloon at bingham
ON Sunday Jameson Haid De was "nHt
broke nu the hardy miner took come
passion on him. paid bis fnro TO Salt
Lake, and also paid Cor several drinks
when thoy arrived. Finally Edmuudt
retired 60 bis room No. 10 at "a east
Second South ana proceeded a. sleep
N hM rotations when b. nwnko hiH
pants had been rlncd even 90 the exc
tent ~ II piece uf chewing tobacco. De-
trctivU Sheets arrested Jameson. who
had cons idoutlo CaHh on bio person.
This afternoon several witnesses told
their story before Judge Timmony with
the result that the defendant was held
IN 1900 bonds 10 await hlH trial on tho
charge or grand larceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10


An express office has been opor ] at
ieher city by Wells. Fargo Z Com
pany
Auditor Theron ooidca of The Rio
orlando Western has gono to san Fran
Last cvonlne, Joseph a. West. chief
enEinccr Of the Utah e Pacific, lot for
M1dcna.
The new clear Creek branch has
commenced hufinesf IN fino style. Coal
is now being shipped from the mines.
Tho RIO Grnndc webtrn may build
nn electric turntublc Tor It's local ahopa.
and II so Il Will Dc the only one In the
West.
s.. II. BahcoolT. general tranlc man
nror Of tho RIO Gnndo Western. ~
expected homo from the coast tomorrow
or next day,
Friday afternoon the Oregon Short
Line viii run an excuvlon 10 ogden
for the Madeleine" opera performance.
The fare for the round trip viii be 81.
The statement regarding the building
Of come spurs uu the Union paclnc near
Cunlyillu o. "a mistake. Tho company
is not contcmplatins any such action.
In Salt Lake city real estate IN
strengthened by the probable CXtenHlon
% mat point 90 tho huntington railroad
syrtcm, which 81 ou rs way ~ thv Pa
clnc coast 10 set part OF Tho Orluntal
traillo.-ponyor News,
Yesterday afternoon the acting gon-
crll passenger agent OF tho Rio Grlnde
Western requested tho board uf county
commlaHoreiv to officially pasa upon
tho printor'a copy Of that portion OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

ACCOMMODATES EACH OTHER
Judge uoiapp TRIES Right Of WAY
Case In which salt Lake cay
a. Interested.

Judge Rolarp Of ogden occupied the
bonoh iu Iudre ftrles court today in
tho absence Of tho latter, who was at
ogden. The only cnrc before the court
was that Of Salt Lake city NJ james
Thompson. Tho case was brought by
tho city 10 quiet title 90 o. right OF way
over SECTIONS n and 10 90 township one
eouth. range one east. Salt Take morl.
dian. Eononully known ns tho roHd Too
sprlnE Hollow canyon. ON the p1d %
the city 10 ia claimed that thcro has
ulWnyH been u rund over fhln property
and evidence was brought 90 prove thHt
thl road had brun used nH mr. back aH
1850 The defendant in his nnnwUr
claimed that be- has boon the owner ~
the land since 1891. ana has 10 United
staioa patent 90 The rruuui, and that %
fence has been maintained nt the place
alncp that time. The case had not c1n-
Cluded this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
FOREIGN FEELING AGAINST
FRANCE.

The whole civilized worid followed
tho proceedings ot NCunor with In
toner Interest and conorrn. and tho
verdict was received with ch0rua
Of dirapprpbatlon for which Il would
he hard a. hnd "a parallel - Tar -
this dnapprub1tion haa tnkcn tho
form % expressions nEniurt France
and the Freuch people. Il ~ without
rood reason. II " true TINT tho
French people have 90 relied upon
the army and 90 idoilacd the great
military equalization that has been
built up with Fnch facrlnce by Tho
whole nation, that II waa much easter
to believe 90 OF comparatively oh
ecurc brovct captain than 10 roEard
and nearly oil the lcadinR FcnCr1la ~
the army ~ more or lc,si lnnllcnicd
IN a dnatardly conspiracy There has
hcon altogether too much said In de-
rision 81 the French people. as N
somehow the result ~ The trial at
RenncH had been distinctly due 10
rational or racial defects ~ kind
m tho French people. iu a pnsrion ~
mistaken patriotism. have shown
themselves hlaocd 90 the point of do
Ing injustice 20 un Individual n r.
we'll 10 remember tho circumstances
under which their prciudlccd vicws
have been Formed ~ inc chHf or
the nation at inrrC. certainly theru
have been oNtunultlnr circumstance.
n their state of mind has not hsen
very broad or enlightened. u has nj
icaat been natural end human. nut
there a. nothing on the other hand,
ln tho situation that should provoke
foreign nations 20 r1frluuuie de-
nunrintiun OF the French people ~ n
whole. other nations in their time
have boon prcjudiccd ana have
wrought injustice. There have been
occasions WHOM the attitude % Eng
land toward ireland and toward M
dividual trrhmcn has been about na
p.rtinaciouHly unjust a. tho attitude
70 France toward DreyfuH. From
Tho T'rogrcr 81 the World In the
American Monthly Review OF Reviews
Cor October
Morris 4 sonn for Granite or Marble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
wITn rms JUSTICES.

W. J. quinn. who d. now doing thne
In the county JAN Tor obtaining mon y
under FALSE urvtsucea was taken bnfors
Juatlcc krooror this afternoon e. nn-
nWor 20 tho Chnurv % cnhrgHiefucut. 10
o. alleged that h. frauduicntiy appro-
priatcd from tho Layton Milling COM
pany 1850. The defendant pleaded not
guilty and viii have q hearing tomor-
row ~ =. m. Attorney G, W. nurth
viii defend quinn.
John McEvoy aworc 10 n complaint IN
Justice MuMnstor'H court today charr-
lng James Allen with grand larceny.
The complaint alleges that ON or about
tho 9th N September the defendant stole
n horse ~ the value ~ $50. the property
Of complainant. Allen Waived prcllm-
mary examination and Deposited $500
IN cash TO SECURE his appearance ln tho
district court whom wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

The default o. tho defendants In tho
case ~ William ~. Xavier W Jesse W.
Fox. 1r,. and wife. has been ordered en-
tered by Judge iiilUH and Judgment for
the plnintln IN accordance with tho
prayer OF complaint was yivcn. The suit
was brought 20 recover ID, tGi.t0 on ~
prpmiasury note, secured hy u mort.
Engc 20 certain property. consisting " N
house and lot IN Willard county. Tho
defendants fled AN answer and counter
claim which were Withdrawn. before tho
decree was cntcncd. The case WIS conn
mcnccd two years nNu hcf1ru Judge
liiEgina la the FIRM Judicial District.
but By consent was transferred 90 this
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
TINE pANcINa sRAsoN.

That popular wiutor resort. Chriaton-
sons Dancing Academy, VIII ho opened
urday next Mt. Frud Christensen will
De thc principal hla assistants being l..
A. Christensen. Mrs, Fred Christensen
ana Mr.. L. q. Christensen, Glasses
viii b. commenced regularly nH hereto
fore. mHtiunoH being given uvury Sutut-
day afternoon and club parties every
"Wednesday evening, The academy
circulars Tor the season arc now out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
MEMBERS OF FIRST SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

By m lnadyortenoc. the names Of
Jacob Poart and George pcnrt. the
former Of Farmers ward. salt Lake
county, ana tho latter Of Randolph.
Rich county, woru omitted from the
"Newa" yesterday In giving the iiHt
OF members OF the first sunday school
organized In Utah. Both were present
~ the sunday school Jubilee ON sum
day uNunng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert wlddison %, loxhurg, Idaho.
ana Ellzeboth J Berry. 20. OF the Same
place. Geo. @, Scott. 90. u MN Crock.
Salt Lake county. and Sarah Miller. 20.
OF spit Lake city, Samuel ~, Hudson.
~. OF Gmntavllle. and clara ] Aayloy
OF oakley Idaho Jessie W. Johnson,
&c, NJ Provo, ana Violet u. Nash. 90 ~
Alpine. Utah county. Henry H.
Knowles. 90, 81 1uah and Florence
Monds, " salt Lake; LOWS Loggroun,
20. 1f ReNhurf, Ida, aud Mutty JameF.
~. of Allll Greek. Utah; sylvester Prr-
kins. 30. of salt Lake, ana Martha
Stevens, 20, q Clear Crock. BoXeldor
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
nrconp nnnAKINa rAnNINas.

Ior the Month Of september the n. q.
W. Increase Amounts 10 ssa,goO.
The month OF September has boon "a
wonderful month IN the history OF the
RIO Gfuulp Westerns earnings.
The increase uVUr the same month Ca
last year reaches ts1t00. Tho cnfmiugn
Tor September stack up TO the munln-
cont sum uf $50 900. This o. tho "ro-
cord" breaker IN monthly earnings Tor
the Wtatorn
For tho lnrt week 0f September the
earnings were tii0. 800. "a $4,000 increase.
The nfut week ~ october they were
$4,000. % fiG2O0 increase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Judge Cherry yesterday afternoon
tried the case m Thomas w. Mulloy
W the Coop Wagon a MhchUe Cos
dcftd judgment In favor of defendant
Plaintiff sued 20 recover property cone
nlsting 81 a ai-hurno- power NuHFoil on
zine, wagons lurginr tools and mn-
chincrl connected with n saw mill. or
their alleged value, f12f5. nlicgsd to
have been unlnwfully held by Mulloy
a. uarfouaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

The ciHo " the State OF Utah w Chna.
y. Alexander convicted nt Provo before
judge John y. Booth of grand larcony.
camo ~ before the supreme Court ~
The state on an appeal The court found
an error IN the chufgc ~ the trial
judge 70 the iury and new trial wna
ofdcfod, Alexander was convicted OF
stealing cattle ana wua sentenced Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
LATE LOCAL,

Captain MUS was visited at tho coun-
~ fan today by tho ilov and Mrs
Wallace aud o. couple % lady hospital
attaches. They remained with him for
quite q period and talked encouraging
ly 10 him. though he appeared more
gloomy today than az any time since
be- killed O'Mulvonoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
TO OGDEN AND LOGAN.

cheap excursion with the Salt Lake
Opera Co. via tho O. 4. L., TO Ogden
Friday, oct. 18th. leaving the depot
at 9 ,. M. returning after the opera.
Round trip. one dollar. Logan, Mon
day. oct. 18Th. leaving az .. m. Round
trip $3.50. Tickets on the Logan trip
good returning after the opera or tll
oct e0fh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
ID.

CIfALMgRE-In this city, october o,
1899. M congestion of tho bowels j. l..
Chalmers. aged 10 years.
Funeral will be- held from the Twon-
ty-nrHt ward meeting house at 2 y. m.
Wednesday. Friends lAvitsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
A BANNER DAY.

Yesterday wns banner day IN tho
office NJ the county clerk IN the way ~
Marriage llcenara Issued. and brosr the
records Of the office Tor one day. -Four.
teen licences were granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Hailed About 10000 Conference Visitors
IIrrn nnrlar the Inai Innr n.r..

Here nurlsE the last Pour nnys.
Including the ogden and Provo visit
urg, the number ~ people Attracted TO
ailt Lake by Confcrguuc. The Fair. Salt
rance, uui runrrul lmuHtmentr un-
doubleday parsed tho i1.O0l mark
u lH estimated that the railroads
hauled upwards ~ 1900 people 10 this
city. or course n large percentage of
tho oEdenltUa and pruyoltct calno and
returned She Same day During the
four biz days OF the week the Short
linc and RIO drnndc Western had ex-
ira coaches on 40 local pasHengcr
trains
Tho Ralt Lake and Orien road dli an
excellent business. most " II OF course
from Davis county. when tho carnlngs
Tor last week ARE reported n viii ho
noticed that there viii b. a bis increase
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

The Hlrh Council Of the Salt Lake
stake Of Zion win meet IN regular ar1-
Hi1u on Wednesday october ilth, 1873,
at 1850 %. M. in tho office of tho prval-
donny of tho stake. a fun attendance
OF the brethren II requested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Tho Salt Lake Pressed Brick conn
pany ilsd "a ruit against Frank kunkcl
and William -. Convey In tho Third dis
trict court today 90 recover $50, un ur-
count q % certain quantity of bricks
fufnifhed tho defendants and uf,d ia
the construction OF n dwelling houae.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
HOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d..
geEtive organs will be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind OF work. This has
been the experience OF otheIs; il
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
BURLINGTON MAKrs A cnANar.
New schedule Goes Into Ensot Monday
To Compete with southern raoiao.

Wv Hfh'hhi' tnfa INTO iNfet Monday
To Compete with southern Pacific.
General Agent Mcmillan of tho nur.
llnrtun announces that hu has been ad-
Nlncd BY the company ~ ~ Intention
10 chnnEg ~ time Ia order 10 make
connections with the Denver q llo
orlando ana Colorado Midland trains AZ
Denver.
new schedule, leaving Or-
den az 1.ib y. M, with
Southern Pacific fast train connections,
ana arrive nt Denver next day nt 2.25
D. M The hurlinHton'a No 6 VIII leave
Denver nt Q b, M. Central tlnu) and
arrive ut Kansas city ,ccond day. at
u g y. m. H. Louis I30i same evening
ana Chicago 1896 same evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

TO CURE la oHirrE ~ rwo DAYS
Take Laxative nromo ouinine Tablets.
All drugElata refund the money n u
taila 20 cure. r. IS. grovo'a signature
n on each box. a5c. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

ANN i, 80 5mllltf moi tf' issueulll ~
Anuio a. Mciutlfu mo Cor, issued 90 800
Aud In accordance with law and nn ordrr
Of the iioafd n Directors made un tho 5th
day of September, 1904 IN many shares OF
each PANEL Of such stock a. may be- nccus-
sary, viii Do lnld ~ the office N tho ss,ctn-
morc'al iiinck. sat Lake city, Utah, on
Wednesday, tho 23th day OF October. ig1, at
2 o'clock D. u, ~ said day, to pay The dolin-
uurut nssnssmunt together with the cuats of
uQyurilslnr and tho expense of sale
JANUS q JENNINGS
Secretary Grand 0ulch Mining Company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
sT GEORGE TEMPLE

WIN close on Friday. September q 1899,
and reopen on Tuesday october ~
DAVID n. CANNON,
HraHlAenl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

The Mnntl Temple win be closed
Monday. 2sth OF August, and reopened
on Wednesday. nth Of october, 1850.
JOHN u. Il. hcALi.lsThR,
President.