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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

THE THREAT TOWARD OTIS.


Washington. July % The war de-
partmcnt has Issued q statement quot
ing certain dispatches from Cen Ous
In answer 90 the press correspondents
round robln."
The text Of the statement IL as fol-
lows.
Gen. otis in a dispatch under date u
July 20. says that the press cDrrra-
pondonts demanded permission 10 cable
that omdal reports sent misropreHentod
conditions This was denied. They
then demanded the privilege Co send
without reservation fncta found by
thom and their opinion This was
granted n public Interests were not
imporllcd. The answer WIS not satia-
factory and thcy therefore sent BY mail
10 ilouHkuug
Gen. obs says he o. not conscious OF
sending Misrepresentation, but thinks
that his dispatches at times have been
too conservative. The press anair ape
penred 10 be- n threat when GORE
HpOndeuts were asked 10 state wherein
Con. OuH'H dispatches were mlHlead-
Ina they offered nothing tangible except
that his conclusions were uuWurfautcd.
When told that they were dlHrrgurdlug
llAlNNNNN ANNNNNNNNH ~ was apparent
that thCy cuurtod mnrtyrdom. which IL
was unwise TO give them.
In "a later dispatch Gen. Otis says
that the charges made by tho press
correspondents are untrue. lie adds
that tho most harmonious relations cx-
lat between the army and the navy.
lie gives the following extract from
letter lust received from leading
Filipino at Tnrlnr, which b. the center
Of the main in1urEunt army
For Some days have been trying 10
leave this band ~ thieves Watched
HO closely lmpUHlhlo 90 leave. a great
many 0f the people herr Ions
Tor American troops o. advance
| Tor every one IL desperate with Ho
much Hayngcry committed BY AWiln-
nldu'H army
captain Darker ~ the navy. who Huc-
/ cccdcd Admiral Dewey IN command Of
/ the fleet, IN sending tho report OF the
/ commander OF tho Yorktown 90 the
navy department makes this endorse
| ment.
~ am pleased TO note the cordial co.
| operation Of army aud navy"
Az bearing upon tho statement that
| the operations NJ the navy had been
| minlmiEcd. n may be- stated that Gen.
/ otis has repeatedly recognized the
| work of tho navy ha Tor example In hls
dispatch u June 18th last. Ia which be
| says
"Thc navy aided greatly on the shore
| ~ bay. landing forces occasionally. %
| ana again under date Of July 0th, the
| army and the navy arr n hearty uC-
cord and the best ~ feeling prevails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
When you amt got no money
Well-you needn't come round

nut you might telephone and say
when you viii have some; then wen
see that the case OF Krug Cabinet beer
that you order h. promptly delivered.
You know lts the best and when a per-
son f. "hroko' they always want the
best Of everything. A. an appetizer II
cnn't be- excolicd. but what's man to
do with a gnawing appetite when he's
broke" Hut you won't be- broke"
remember. when the case OF Krug Cab
lnct arrives and may have enough left
% purchase brolled lobster. My
What "A rellHhl Cabinet aud lohaterl
But Cabinet beer goes good with any
thing. Try II.
81. THOMAS. Agent.
=. o. BOX 200. Salt lie.
PRED KRtu nEEwINu CO,
OMAHA.
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TORPEDOEs SrEERED BY LIGHT

A young swedish inventor. Mr. Axel
orlinE in conjunction with Mr.. j. n.
Armstrong, of London. has discovered
u new way " transmitting MOTOR
power not however by sending cleo
trIcnl waves through the air. hut-aud
this ~ more wonderfully ruyH OF
Hight, And the new system enables tor
rudors 20 De- Htecrud, although having
no visible. material connection with
tho stcorsmuu
\ torpedo, TO be governed by the now
principles. is utted with am apparatus TO
receive the llght-rays HCut out from the
controlling station, ana 10 transform
thom 80 us 20 cause electrical Induction.
thus enabling the operator ON ship or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

IL Grundo Young ia Huolng Charles
pnsett and james Monion Tor un In
junction 60 prevent the defendants from
springs.
Nrtiic y. Mccormick ana tho Coop
Wagon q Machine Company have en-
tered suit against Jane a. Young and
twenty three others 90 quiet utle TO
certain piece 90 Salt Lake city real ca-
tate, described as part VI lot 2, block
40. ullL A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
POLICE NEWS.

william Carlton. who says he Is a
bollOrmuker but who undoubtedly ~
suffering from bats In the gurtot'
auperlnduccd by old Sol, at ii.3O last
night chased Maggie sullivan and
Maudc Wolhal into the toilet room ~
the Douglas House on Second South
aud Fourth West streets Then hr
turned hia attention 60 Jennie Oltoilly,
who operates the lunch counter at tho
Rio GTandc Western depot The lmmy-
diatcly ,bOltcd for Hugney'a hotel,
where "a couple uf railroad men came
to her assistance. pflcer Niilaor SUBJ
Hequrntly gathered the fellow ln ana hg
was today Identified hy the ladirH who
had been badly frightened. lie o.
booked Tor assault.
Tom Riley went into Gar1nc'H cloth
ing establishment last evening and at
tempted TO get hat without cNchang-
Ing tho requisite coin of the realm for
the same. A. he was drunk he Was
placed behind the bars.
Thomas Brandt made things extreme.
~ lively In the Lone star saloon on
Commercial street last night Ito
started a. debate with Frank Hudson
Of Min Creek upon ID trivial topic ana
eventually wound up proceedings by
driving his arguments home with tho
butt vnd Of beer bottle, Tho man
aANH ~ ~ N'''' ~, 'Hff's
damaged during lh' process Ihuhhh
was thrown Ia lhlL
go.
MI, r. j. De wy who rooms nt so3
Scott Auerbuch block, Is mourning the
loss Of several urticlvH OF attire that
Were plnchrd from hiH room during me
hours ut broad daylight yesterday
morning The police arc working ON
a strong clue,
g, o. Bowen, who rooms ui aa'a south
dlcaWeut, II" 10 mourning the loss OF a
fancy coat and vest.
Roscoe Ryhung was arrested yuaiur'
day un the charge " prut larceny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

the wealth of noreacenco In the Park
and over The entire city. which truly o.
nurally hltst. these vince. ou the lu-
tofiOr. do not suffer by the comparison.
on each side " The main entrance 90
the nail u solanum Wrndlundh, ln
pruiuae bloom. The vine d. tfaln.d mp
% pillar. ON "a crUsehenm overhead, and
down an opposite pillar. which oxplaine
tho one vine blooming un both sides %
the entrance. The blooms HrO Doe mnH-
30. up and down the vine the clusters
numbering from sixty to- ONE hundred
blooma of a dainty iavcnier-bIue tint
Ihe large, nuny cluster nf nHWtrHf
each " funnel-ahaped cor1liH. ln such
unusual numbers. have quite the effect
10 sons Of the most pr0fuHc orchids IN
bloom. The HplnuumH are nll Ine
blpomsrs but Werilauiil cXcHlls them
all The blooms arc about three Inches
across.
solanum seaforthihnum BE- n lovely
climber ana has "a Kind " red seed or
dlm.nutlve cherry-llko fruit Tint suc-
cceds the flowers and remains long on
the vine.
Next N Interest H. the Bouralnvlilea
Sunderland. or Chinese climbing paper
plant The bracts that surround ne
real flower have given the plant the
name N paper and that o. 'pnrch-
mcnt." 10 be- descriptive might equally
90 well DO given. Tho writer had AL
ways regarded the plant nH a curi18iiN.
but 10 this Instance o. beauty - strik-
INK The flowers are small, cream
white and insignificant hut tho bract9.
ln three parts, aip or @ Hh0wcy Grim.
son-lnke color. and the thorny vine and
foliage are 0f the darkest green. shin
ing na N Vanished. The blooms arc
In clusters ~ from three 90 i've on
each stem. which projects two or three
inches from the axis % the leaves,
aHHWHH#HHuHNN MIHa
posed along the fun lcnrth VI the vine.
Planted close 90 pillar. tho vino has
climbed 30 the top. and both foliage
and flWcrn begin low down, not leave
Ing any unsiFhtiy length ~ barren
vine near the rput.-NlckH Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
A DELIBERATE MURDER.
That IL what Assistant Attorney Ray Van
CnlI Save nf tho IraEehl.

This afternoon Steve Kocne Walter
DAILY, whose true name by the way ia
Charles iligelow. Albert Morris and
Anna NOihaucr called on the county
attorney and were questioned by Mr.
Hay Van Colt ua to what thoy knew
concerning the tragedy. Kecue and
office together but the others were In
tcryiewed separately.
Come sensational developments are
looked Tor az tomorrow'H investigation.
Mr. Van Colt declined to say what
they consisted ot but he ala say. II
am convinced In M yuwn mind that a
cold -blnodvd and deliberate murder has
been committed, ana the county nttor-
sney'H uiiiCo viii leave no stone un-
turned In bringing the guilty one to
Justice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Judge MCCarty is this afternoon
hearing arguments ln a Nephi case. the
title N which 10 Nelson Slndborg W
tho Victor Gold n Silver Mining CONF
puny The action was brought 10 fore
close u lien upon the Brazil mining
property Tiutic. on account OF labor
performed. in the sum of t0.siT
Testimony was taken 10 Nrphl but
IN order to accommodate the attorneys.
Judge Mccufty consented Ia hear arHu-
mcnta here. Booth. Ice a Hitchic. Dty
A Street. and Frank Holman appeared
Tor plaintiff and Pierce. Critchiow a
Barrotte. and George sutherland repre-
Houtod tho defendant.
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REMAINS TO GO EAST.
Family Of the Late NJ II. Bearlsley
Contemplate Immediate Removal.

Mrs. ieardsley, widow OF the late NJ.
u, Beardalcy. who died IN California q
few days ago, r. stopping at the Knuts-
ford for short time. Mrs. Bcardslcy
Is accompanied by her daughter and
two sons, and the family contemplate
going east In a day ur two. taking with
them the remains ~ tho late husband
and father. The family burilI place H.
az Akron. ohio, aud It ia 10 that point
the family win go when they leave.
The remains are nt present in the Nn-
sonic vault and viii be kept there unIi
their removal To- Akron, ohio. The
family returned from California on
Wednesday last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
THE SATURDAY NEWS
CLUBBED WITH A BOTTLE.
Thomas Grant Gets 30 Days-Timmo-
ny's Advice TO Frightened Ladies'.

After declaring the sum Of $50 In
fines from the sporting clcment forfeit
cd Judge Timmony got down 90 buHi-
ness this Afternoon In the police court
Thomas Grant. the young man who
piayfuiiy smoto country cousin from
MN Greek over the head with beer
bottle IN the Lone star saloon last
night. arose and said he was not guilty
to the charge Of assault and battery
upon one Frank Hudson. II was nll ~
mistake and he did Il In SELF defense.
An attendant at tho saloon cxpatlntcd
upon Grants alleged humor 10 the cx-
tent that he beat. kicked and generally
maltrcatcd the unfortunate granger 20
an alarming extent. In fact that In Try
Ing 10 save Hudson he got a crack over
the knucklca with bottle himself
Then the court said $50 Or thirty days
and Grant wiltcd
A. n. johnson went into the Vienna
cafe the day before yesterday and
called Joseph Smith. who was present,
"a choice assortment Of names he
coined some particularly aniacioua ones
for the occasion. His extensive VoCab-
ulary cost him Just SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

sprinE,ine HANK Hobbcr rakes Ills case
to q. - Supreme Court.

a writ Of error 90 tho United states
supreme court has been granted by the
state Supreme court boz tho case " the
State against g.. l.. Maxwell. convicted
OF r0bbinE "a bunk in sprinEvillc and
sentenced 90 twenty years impriHuu-
ment Maxwell pett0ucd the State
supreme court Tor "a writ OF haboua
corpus on tho ground that he ought to
have been tried by "a jury OF twelve In
stead of eight His petition wks -
MED, hence his appeal to the court u
last resort.
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TnE LAKE SHORE LIMITED TO
uDsTuN,

An OF the iuxurlos ana convenicncoa
NJ this famous train are at the disposal
gers without extra charge. Write for
Rock OF Trains and other printed mat
ter of interest 90 representatives
named below: 49, 7. Humphrey, r. r..
A., kansas city. Mo, or r. NJ Byron.
q. W. A.. chicago, a. J. Smith. @. r..
A.. cleveland
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Transport Indiana Arrive. In sau Francisco
To-day.

San Francisco. July et-The u. &.
transport Indiana arrived today from
Manila, the journey occupying thirty
two days. The vessel was sent 90
quarantine
The Indiana has ass sick soldiers ON
board AMI "a number uf Red Cross
nurses. The sick soldiers were taken
from the various regiments and
great many uf Thorn are suffering from
wounds received In battle. Aftor the
work NJ examining the vessel has been
finished hy the quarantine officers the
sick soldiers viii be- removed 90 tho
newly finished hospital at the Preside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ON account or tho holiday. there win
be- no battalion drill next Monday
night ny order nf Major N. NJ. n.
Luud, commanding battalion. Tho
new company q viii also discontinue
arm Tor one week FOR the same reason.
hy order VI captain Mark Y. Cannon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Cincinnati. July 2i.-Gcncrni n. NJ
Anderson, commanding the department
Of the lakes who WIS quoted yvHtrr-
day as saying II ho had not boon hold
back Doe would have finished the File
Pine war with hia own division. stated
that he had been mlsuuutyd
General Anderson made tho follow
Ing statements
~ said that my division or LnwtonH
could have defeated tho organized
forces. but no one could tell how long
predatory warfare would last. I said
that u division commander, whose buHl-
ness u was Go night, did not take the
same view nH governor general re-
strained by political and diplomatic
considerations. The term politicu was
not used IN party sense"
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DIIII.

ECHOLEs-Gco scholco. grandson
OF President wilf1rd Woodruff. died at
il1 Canyon Rr1ni this city. this after
noon OF typhoid fever. Mr scholoH has
been the agent Of the Consolidated Inn
plrmont company mt Wilford for the
past three years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
SUNDAY scmooL suPrRISTrSprNrs

Are your advanced classes provided
with Df. TalmnEe'a new Church text
book. The Articles u Faithf II not
special terms offered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
ORE AND nULLIoN RRpoRrs.

Following are todny7 orc and bullion
receipts oa reported hy the institutions
below Indicated:
r. Il. JONES & co.
orc. ,.,s zee. 80 80 s..,.... ,,.ildaOO
hullloh'.'s' 90. see sssts &c. .sss luao0
Total. .,..... ..... Gees. ..S23,6o0
MCCORMICK & co.
silver and lead ores, b. ,.,.,..S7,3 800
BAMBERGER & co.
ore ana bullion... .,,, zee, ...s2,I3S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Hailey. T.. W. Mn MaFaiexllle. 81,
Heuton. r. Mrs % Miss.
ELS Newman. :. o.
ttirrr,,an D. Nra Mrs
Uqrrott q =. Mrs OrmUnn, Edna,
Uiock Mary LMra Niles.
urow niec. H. b. olnier. Edn, Mrs
Nra Parker or Barker
ceslday, Mrs 90 + DAISY. ,.,,,.
6s. Petersen laidor'
rarusrtnr. C. %. Miea
Mfa Peterson. Laura,
Curtir ID ID Mrs Reed, Margaret,
roirs,,n ~ Y Miss.
S SirS % shsmweu. Jcnrhe,
courtney %. w Mrs
Nirs 10 So. 4. smith. Ella, Mis-.
Edwards j., Mrs sullivan. Mrs. 90
Free, Susan, MrB. y.
F'riatuo. Annie, small, VI. A. Mtf'
Mira tgl Shemwell, VIM,
risk. Harriet T.. Mrs.
Miss sofenscn. Rosa,
Gilctt. Eva. Mrs. Miss.
Gui. Lulu ~, Mrs. Truman Flora NJ
Goldberg a.. Mrs. Nantump. MR..
UUiott ilitue. el1 Woodward, Emily
iisail. wm. Mrs. Wright. II. -. Miss
Hamilton. Nciiie. Wood Gertrude
1toapefhptim. Rosio Mrr
Iiariy t. h. Niiss Wilson. Amey. Miss
nan. Ella. Mrs. white. Lila d.
Harrington. r.. W. Miss
MIR. Way. Alfred. Mrs.
Harrington. +. W. Wells. Mabel. Miss.
Mrs. walker. Minnie f.,
Johnson, Mra, % Miss.
\ st. Warren, u. H.,
Knino. Edna. Miss Mrs.
LOWS. Helen X, Y0akum, Caudncy
Miss. Ann.
Lcmunon. Mary c.. Young. u. T., Mrs.
Mrs.
a. l.. THOMAS. Postmaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Special meeting tomorrow evening.
July 2gnd, az 3 O'Clock y. m.
puuctuRi attendance requested
O. 81 OTrtNGER.
PRIEST.
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LINKS"

ny gallon. quart or pint. for ofiico use.
News. books, stationery. legal blanks.
I. ., uAMMTt,
o. West Second South Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
s6lI


Free stage from Fort Douglas TO
Wagncr'H Grove, sunday from i2 to .
%. m.
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Horticultural Hall. nt Audubon Park.
New Orleans has several magnificent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
LICENSE 10 MARRY.

A marriage license was issued today
10 Frederick Johnson, 23, and Alyldn
Nielsen. 20, both OF this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
Rouse H1eEFVeS'

Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, csc. per box.
rreparedbyc,LHoodS Co. Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

In bot
cye hneye. hnnc
contemplate ue
labor, awsot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

New York. july 2i.-Prcsldent Rossl-
tor ~ the Rapid Transit system said
that no strikers would be taken back
after last night This seems 10 have had
tho eject Of causing a stampede, II ls
stated that more than 200 matormen
and conductors applied for their old
positions yesterday afternoon.
President RosHltor WIS today arrest
ed ON "a charge NJ violating section 90
~ the penal code which makes II un-
lawful 90 give out libolpuH Information
10 newspapers The complaint was
made by A. T.. johnson, former urOsl-
dent NJ the Nassau Street Hallway Fys-
tenn ana man named John Weudsu.
President l,usaitpr was parulrl iusrne
custody NJ his counsel until next Thurs
day when u hearing uf the case VIII
take place,
Tho examination N Thomas N. Casey.
q former division superintendent uf the
Nassau system. was held today loo the
Adams street police court lIu Will
Doc uhlTEHl with unlawful assembly lu
connection with attempting 90 inter-
tero with 1000 inspector OF tho Rapid
Tho marlsJrltr hold him for trial In
the special sessions court ana bail was
fixed at $500, which was furnished.
rath rowdol Explosion.
Ncnla, o., July 2i.-A torrInc explo-
sion occurred NO the plant NJ tho Nenil
Fuse Manufacturing company near
here today Two OF the injured Will
die. The injured are
Miss NoFo O'pIuncu. fatally.
Miss Ollie Davis, fatally.
Ennis Wyk0u one uye blown out
ana other injuries.
The plant which was part NJ the
Aetna Powder company ut Chicago. was
| wrecked Miss O'pouucll says she
caused the accident,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
Hoods Pills

Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21
Saturday
-oo-oo~~~-o~~~~~e-~-~S~--
News

!, delivered BY Ciri,r on IN, night
Of publication In Ogden. Provo.
Spr.ngvills. spanish Fork, Eureka.
Silver City. Lshi. American fofk.
Pleasant Grove. pAyion. Taylor''
VILE. IVES, Jordan, sandy. Murray,
Bounlliul. Harrington. Frisco.
kay,vill,. and Csnisrvillsi and
early Sunday Morning in Brigham,
logan. Poes,sllo. Nsphi, Paris,
Franklin, Montpelier and many
Other places
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-21

Tom Riley went into gar1nc'a cloth
ing establishment last evening and at
tempted TO get hat without cNchaug-
Ing tho requisite coin " the realm for
the same. A. he was drunk he Was
placed behind the bars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30

london. July 29.-American securities
opened firm and prices moved steaehy
upward to the close There was more
buoyant feeling and at the close the tone
was firm.
New York. July 9.-Commercial-Ad-
vertisx's London financial caosegram:
THE Transvaal debate was favoraoN re-
ceived but this was the Qutetest sat
urday for some time. There was
pause, even IN the westralian boom
Americans were firm from the start. be-
ing bought al around, and showing gains
OF y to L. Louisville and Nashville and
Norfolk and Western preferred were the
features. The feeling Is bullish. Money
was easy. The bank bought ES.oo gold
IN bars, and e5l.00O in German coin ST.
yer was steady
London, July 29.-Cmsols for money.
lOs tbs; for the account. ls Ills. Cana
dian Pacific. 1904: Erie. u; Erie first pre-
ferred, aSsS: Illinois Central. llSS; North
ern Pacific preferred, scas; 81. Paul COM
mon. a4s1s: New York Central. 1874; Penn
sylvania, TOls: Reading. lo&; Union Pa
cifc preferred. sos: Atchisor. Gzs; Louis
vile. 7sls. Bar silver quiet. y n-lsd-
Money. "a per cent. The rate OF discount
in the open market for short Bills. "a
per cent; for three months bills. SifdsS
per cent. Grand Trunk. Is; Anaconda.
MS.
Berlin, July 29.-The bourse here today
reflected the strength Of western bourseS.
American securities were Arm and Cana
dian Pacthcs and Northern Pacifics i'm
proved In response TO the London market.
Spanish, four were higher.
Paris. July 9-Prices were hrr. but
quiet on the bourse today. After option
operations. however. they improved. not
ably for renteA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30
MUNYON.
RHEUMATISM

20; receipts, III For Friday, tops. S4.5;
bulk, 81 .9ca4 .; average weight, 21S; re-
ceipts, 100.
The ice business at the Dold plant has
been unusually heavy the past week. not
only the city trade but in car lots to
outside towns. The fine. pure quality OF
their hyglenic ice is so we'll known that
there IS always a constant demand for it.
HE SALTED THE CALF.
Ulysses, CNeb.,) Dispatch: A jefferson
county farmer hired a very inexperienced
boy cut of the reformatory to help about
the place. One morning he told the lad
to go and salt the calf in the pasture.
The boy took about a quart of salt. rub
bed It all over the calf, working 1t into
the hair. gang Of colts in the pas.
ture scented the salt, and got after the
calf They licked the hair OF the calf's
back and tried to lick the hide OF. too.
The farmer tried to catch the calf and
wash 1t of, but the creature, thinking
he wanted to lick It, too. kept out OF
his way, The boy, calf and farmer are
all unhappy. The colts are the only ones
who got any fun out Of 1t.