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The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
e5 KILLED In n Nine Explosion.

Nv an ,lu>ion on tue lS.n in 'he
List colery. in Glamurgan>h n re,
ale,, 25 persons wire killed an 80
hers were injured The explos on
occurred durin the night shift, WIN n
there was IN Y so men in the mine.
There were MANY h. oic acts in tie
effnrJ to save survivors rom the effects
of the after-damn, but so far oulv five
have been res 'ued alive. Pathetic
scenes were witnrsNe "a the bo les
were br u Cht to tle surface, men,
women ami children cryin aud eager
Iy wal ing for tid,ngs OF the 'tom Ued
IN nPrS.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Not such Poor Land After All.

Alth"u h the experimental station
of the Agricultural college, which was
located in Crawford county near Gray
ling. was abandoned because Of the
ALLEGED unfruitfulne>s Of the soil, the
farmers who have settled on the So
called pine barrens IN that section
have no com plaint TO make. Farme S
living within a radius of four IN les of
the aband' n d experimental station
have this year purch lsed IS mowers,
one reaper, eight binders and IL farm
wagons. This machinery was bought
for u e and not for un.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Wanted to DIVE out the Devil.

On tie 10Th MIR. aud Mrs. George
Copela d, who live four miles from
Minden City, were arrested and lodged
in ill at Sanilac Center on the charge
of iil.treating their s-year-oId dauPh-
ter. Before making the arrests the
Officers discovered that the child had
repeatedly been led up in an ont house
and left there for several days AMI
nights; also that the tie girl had
been tied up and cit in tn. cellar for
five davs. The child showed marks of
Ill u.age, and told a very pitiful story.
When que STONED as to the cause of her
ill.trea ment, the little one SAID that
her MOI her told her that she was very
wicked a possessed Of the devil and
must be punished.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Chinese Robbers Killed ESQ Soldiers.

SPECIAL from Canton, China: Five
hundrei soldi, RS were surrounded ut
Coik m, on the Vert river, by 1O,O1O
robbers, and II desperate fight occurred,
ending in victory for the robbers,
who have hoisted their flags upon all
commanding .poiuts and occupied the
villages IN the vicinity. Two hundred
and fifty soldiers were killed and o
wounded. One Thousand more troops
left Canton for the scene of the trouble
on the 14th
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
H.vana Mob Sought a w,fe-Be.ter.

A small riot o, curr,d IN Havana on
the II h. growing out Of an attem TO
lyncn one Villegas, former lieuten-
ant of pol ce, VINO had ill-treated his
wife in the mpSt atrocious manner.
He had been in VIvac, the Tnmns of
Havana, for several days and ON the
above date wife died. and shortly after
sundown Il crowd of 1,oO0 peoule met
on the l,aza and after Ii,trninC 10
frey add ess-s; began to march on
Vivac. a detachment of artillery met
the NIB and the latter promptly dis
per,ed.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Rejoicing at benton Harhor.

Since the burning of Yorr's orera
house, three years ago, Benton Har 'or
has been praving for play hon~e. and
now the city is rejo cling. On tn IA h
a franchise was granted for the con-
struction of an electric road To connect
the various resorts about the city, and
as ~oon as it was given the promoters
OF the road surprised the aldermen by
sh wing the paus OF a S25, 90 opera
house that they have arranged to Uulld
there
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
The rri-state Band Convention.

The Tri-Sta Band association, in
cluding Michigan, Ohio and Indiana,
held their annual convention in De-
troit on Aug. 10Th and nth. Nearly
70 bands from the above states and
Ontario made music galore while in the
city. 1t WAS a big event for Detroit
and in addition to the music makers
the printers from all over the U. 5.
we're there. the florists were there, and
many visitors from far and near were
there. ] he hands gave concerts at Ihe
various parks about the city oo the
afternoon and evening OF the fist day,
and on the second day occurred the
parade. in which all the ba DIS unitedly
played familiar airs, making noise
enough to be heard for miles. After
the parade the balance of the day was
spent at Belle Isle park. where thou
sands listened to a fine musical pro-
gram.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
State TIA. Commission at Work.

The STA G tax comm Nsion held
meeting at Lansing on the 18th IT, con-
slider measures regarding the collection
OF necessary data from assessors of
every C 'unty to better facilitate the
work OF the mnission. A circula
letter has been prepared, asking for
ch information a> is requ red, and
this will soon be followed by full set
of blanks which are now in the hands
of the printer.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Can Hello with Boston.

The Michigan Bell Telephone COM
pany has unloaded 5000 r'und> of
copper wire at Lansing, VIII ch ill he
ST. ung between that city and Bay City
a ong the Michigan Crntrai railroad.
This is the CONNECTING nix OF the long
distance wire between the east and the
upper peninsula, and when completed
Calumet can hello with Boston, Mass.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
swallowed spnnn- and Needles.

Eliza Day. 90 o d aged O.. u patient
at the Columt.u, state hos ,ital, who
was received rom Marion, o., 10 years
ago, died recently from periton.t.s
An AUTOPSY revea led in her stomach
the handles of five silver spoons an so
cambric needles. and in the bowels
nearly so more needles About year
ago the woman told an attendant she
had swallow ed several spo rs. but an
examination allied TO d disclose the
presence of any foreign substance in
her st, mach. and the woman peve APP
pesred to suffer any pain. The bowls
OF the spoons supposed to have
been corrodrd by the acids of the
stomach
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
That Tr.psyaal Trouble.

The Transvaal government, il is re-
ported at Cape Town. has handed its
reply to the British agent at Pretoria,
TO be forwarded TO Sir Alfred Miner,
British high commissioner for South
Africa and governor of Cape Colonv.
Conf citing accounts are given as To its
contents, and it is possible that the
report is premature and that the reply
will be del ,yed, owing to the trouble
with Portu al about the transport of
ammunition, consigned to the Trans
vaal, now in Dclagoa bay. Strong
feeling has been aroused by the fact
that the lrdnsvaal is sending large
quantities of war material for distribu-
tion among its supporters in Cape
Colony and the Or nge Free state.
Over seven tons have been landed at
Port Elizabeth On A goa bay and sent
over Cape railway lines to Allwal for
disJribut on.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

The verdi remdcrei ny the jurv in
the kerosene oil ex x"losion at Detroit is
as follows: Mrs. Augu Kh,tter aud
Mrs. C,tner ne Cz ] came to Their
death bv burns from the explosion of
impure kero cue off red for Ie bv the
standard Oh Co., AID due To negligence
OF the stata o. inNp ~ 'rs or said COM
pany and its empluYes."
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

The Cleveland bovcOtt, incident to
the street railway strike, has been car
ried into the church. One p eacher
has been boycotted, and young
woman connected with the church
choir will lose her position IL she con-
tinues riding on Big Consolidated cars.
Rev. C. NJ Anderson, superanu-
ated Methodist minister wno resides in
Metamora, celebrated his 73d birthday
last August by dinner to his old
friends. Thirteen persons dined at
the table, and Uncle Andrew johnson
was the first to rise from the table.
Within the year Mr.. Johnson died. and
thus the old adage was again fulfilled.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Five Drowned in Like Huron.

The schooner lunter Savidge, of
Athena, bound for home light. cap
zed in sudden squalI when eight
miles off Pointe Aux Blrques on the
2Oth. The dead are: Mrs. John Muel-
lerweiss, wife Of the owner of the ves-
sci. and her daughter, Capt. Fred
Sharpsteen's wife and son, and the
mate ThoS DnbnV.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
$4,000, 900 Fire in a Colorado Town.

Fire has entirely destroyed the Ousi-
ness portion of the city of Victor, Co..,
causing 10 estimated at $1,000, 400.
Beginning shortly after noon on the
2ist, the fire ralel until night, con-
suming everything in it's way. 1t had
it's origin, it is thought, in the Mer-
chants ca e. A strong wind from the
south famed the fam IS and in a lew
minutes all the surrounding houses
were afire.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
,ArI NAL LqAsJsIrANUtNs
the NJ ARKET 5.
LIVE. STOCK.

sew YnrN- Cattle Sheep Lambs Hogs
B ,sJrrd es..S o. 30 $3.50 G o. A2i
10 cr ara ,e>..2 - IS 80 o
che GO
Best grad So 90 t6 b o 20 80
Lower grades. 8 8, 40 40I ST. 4 70
Dpt- u
a., At rades..4tO1S no 4SD SO an
I.o er grddes = a~DI z, 20 5O -
Buns
BestA ,S....5 0DN - AZ So A05
LpweI 81 ddes.i o a II 4 a ol' %
q uctnnau
he tgrades...i z - W 10 o. 80
Low er gradeS..2 a. 8, Ss5 5 80 45J
PttSbuIg-
Hest tgradeS....4 80 y, 50 4oS 10 5 10
Lower grades.2 50 $40 osJ 4 10
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25

George kruse purchased IL acres OF
land three miles south of Decatur 10
years ago. Since his purchase Kruse
has manuf ,ctured and sold from his
ward S45 600 worth OF brick, and all
from one fourth of an acre OF ground
He has taken the clay to a depth OF 26
feet. and IT is as good as that found
nearer the surface; and he does not
know how deep it extends.
j. w. Jochim, ex-secretarv of state,
has ma lie his tinal settlement withC re
state ior the excess of salary he drew
under the fraudulent salaries anne de
msnt act of 1891 The amount was
S2,G9S.lS
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Serious Trouble Caused by Anarchists.

Paris on the 2Oih was the scene of
most serious disturbances, recalling
some aspects of the commune. In re-
sponSe TO an appeal of the journals, lie
Peuple and La Petite Repub igue,
gr' ups of anarchists and socialists
gathered about O'Clock in he alter
noon in the Place de Is Republique.
The police had taken precaulion and
there seem no dan GER of disorders.
Sebastian Faure anI Fanerot, well
known revoluti' n Try anarchis S, were
the ring eaiers. While Faure was
addressing the crowd, among other
things he sa d that the anarchists
should be- IN 81, r. of the streets. The
police then interierrd and struggle
for supremacy followed in 'whicl $50
persons were injured SO police agents
were wound Fully 15D persons
were arrested. of whom , are detained
in custody
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
BASE BALL.

Below we publish the numOer OF games OF
bail played b7 the NsStern all Nati ma,
Leagues. giviIg tie nu noer OF game won ani
ost. 5Itstl,r gitl the Dsrcsltl se of eaca cluo
to date. Monday, August 2lst:
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
GRAIN. ETC.

*Detroit-Hav. No timothy. o, per ton.
Sp' ing chickens, gc per 10 tow,s &C; tur-
KEYS, / c: duck. &c. Eggs, strictly fr sh,
{ per doA utter, best dairy, l'c per To-
creamery. lC.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
L. Y. Adams, of Vicl,burg, lost

L.Y. Adams, of Vick>burg, lost 35
sheep by the d g route recently.
Swindlers are working old soldiers
and widows o. veterans in the vicinity
Of south Haven. They charge from
81 20 IS for examining their pension
pauers. and, OF course, find them wrong
and promise to return next day and
arrange for readjuslnent, but do not
sh w up again.
The di>cov ,ry of valuable mari beds
near the village OF Charleston has ere
aied consid rable excitem mt. A COM
pany has Offered TO locate S5oO,oOo
cement actory there If suitable banks
OF clay can be found. On the 18th
every man who owned a spade was OUT
digging ior clay.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-25
Family Trouble the Cause.

Jos. Engelman. OF Kalamazoo. aged
az. committed suicide on the 2Jth by
blowing his brains out. He purchased
a bulldog revolver at secondhand
shop, returned home, lay down ON his
parlor sofa and seut bullet crashing
through his brain. He lived over an
hour. The deed is attributed to fam
slv trou blpS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-14

The SENT Weekly News" IL the
great country paper OF the internoun-
tain region. II circulates In every city
and settlement In Utah. ana m most OF
those OF Idaho, Wyoming, Arizona,
Colorado, New Mexico. Montana Me-
vada. Western Canada and old Mexico,
as AN advertising medium Il IL unex-
celled
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WORK FOR CHILDREN.

II. instead Of giving the young hom-
HES ON vice. and thus directing their
attention constantly TO II. they were
simply kept busy at some wholesome
work or play every minute. they would
bc Tar more thoroughly helped and
clenntcd Than would be possible Ia any
other manner. Most parents either do
not realise the gravity Of this task or
hrc too lazy or Incapable to attend 20
w. For young people work IL worth ali
tho white Ribbon" exhortntlona In the
world, useful aH they may sometimes
DO, The firnt duty Of the rich IN 20 be
Industrious aud 60 inculcntc habits Of
Industry In their children. II they are
only taught 10 keep constantly busy
In some useful and ennobling employ
ment. the chances 81 their evolution In
10 honorable men and women are u
million times Increased Awaken their
intellectual curiosity. study with them
yourrelf. mothers, II II tho parent who
n usually best lifted 10 form the early
habits of the child " he viii only take
the trouble 20 do II. The making 81
collections and the hard study ~ al
most any branch of natural history are
likely 10 interest children. The max
ing ~ machines, the intricaclcs OF
music. the management % q printing
press, may be used 10 busy children
Womana Home Companion.
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DIR. HARRY A. YOUNG.


The Salt Lake County Medical 40.
olety at It's rVgular monthly meeting
last night did "A graceful act In pass
ms memorial resolutions on the death
Of Dr. Harry A. Young. former mem
Dor OF the society. who was killed at
Manila while ON duty attending to the
sick and wounded.
The resolutions adopted are as fol-
lowai
Whereas. our esteemed associate and
honorcd member OF this society, Dr.
Harry a. Young. In response to his
country'H call, laid down practice, left
all the sweet associations Of home.
friends and family, solely In tho cause
Of humanity. To ilght the battle Of the
oppressed aud struggling ones OF this
earth, and Co hoist the emblem OF lih-
orty that the oppressed might have life
and happiness; and
Whereas. While In the line OF duty.
brnyely and hcroicnlly standing with
his face TO the Zoe. he fell shedding hls
blood that this earth might be re-
deemed continually crying To heaven
that All tyranny shall be wiped from
the face Of the earth. that the gospel OF
peace and good VIII to all people shall
surely prevail over the entire earth.
lNhn, IN fhlllhnAilNn WIN hAntf patriots
who rendered notable service la liber-
nting the Philippine insurgents from
the tyranny OF Spain. and who won for
Utah and her people the proud dis
tlnction Of being among the foremost
states of the American union In bring
ing liberty 10 an oppressed people.
therefore, be u
Resolved, That in the death Of Lieu
tenant Harry A, Young. NJ. H., the Salt
Lake County Medical society mourns
the loss OF one ~ its members and
laborors In the medical work, and one
of the gallant and patriotic heroes NJ
the Utah volunteers, ana We do condolo
with the widowed mother. brothers and
sisters ana friends In the hour of their
sorrow ana bereavement and we fur
thcr rejoice with them In the unclouded
faith that our patriotic brother has
gone 10 his reward and that his blood
nom Manila viii oternnily cry TO
heaven until the last Vestige OF ain and
sorrow shall be destroyed and true
fraternity ana hrotherly love shall eve
ywhere prevail ana be Il further
Resolved, That n copy of these resolu-
tons BE- spread upon the minutes and
,"- ""nv be sent to the family OF the
.4asaass~-
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now DKEYFus LIVES.



However much the emotions are stir
red over the Drcyfus afialr. no anxlet,
need he wasted over the prisoner him
self. he stlil lives. his personality IN
not lost. and. whatever may happen.
his existence win not. from all ap.
pcnranceE. be blottcd out forever. In
consequence u certain fears expressed
over the possibility OF his escape. not
only has the cx-captaina little cabin
been surrounded by high board fence.
inside of which the prisoner takes his
daily walk. but nj night nre taken the
most rigid precautions known To- mir
tary science. His hut has boon divided
Into two rooms. separated by an Iron
Eratlnh reaching from floor 20 ceiling.
IN the Inner room. provided with
neither door nor window. sleeps the
unfortunate officer: In the other room
Hes a gunri. armed with a brace OF
fcyolNcrH. ~ nlghtfnii. the door VI the
cabin " bottled upon them both from
the outside, ana a second guard lies
across the doorway 90 keep watch over
tho inner guard. Up TO the present
time II has been considered unnoccu.
safy 10 place watch upon these two
by third sentinel
All possible precautions have been
taken 10 assure tho fc-kccping Of tho
prisoner. The government Of France
VIII not be caught mapping by bribabi.
nEcnta or careless servants. II has gone
even further: Drcyfus, being only NOR.
tai. might some day or other fall In the
sore battle OF life and be mustered out
by the Lord Of hosts. Then. what N
the government be accused - having
simulated his death and Of having
buried some other body which In life
had never borne the name OF DrcyfuHy
To forcrtali any such embarrassing
euungutiouf0m the fululalaf for fh. colo
niles. a little over n year ago. shipped
10 Devils Island nil the drugs and APP
pnrntun necessary for the cmhalming
OF the body OF the cx-captnin Of nrtii-
lcry, the whole iugubrl0ur OUTFIT en-.
cioScd ln-thc coffin destined 90 bring
bnck 10 France. for the cdincatlon %
political advcrrarics. the remains OF the
lonely prisoner and much-wrongci
man.
No government could he more pru.
denti kindly foresight could hardly 30
further.
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A welI-known
New Yorker

pays his tribute to the Burlln,,or,.
dining-cnr service.
''rhe dining-car service Of tho pur.
linston Route Is about the best there 4,
on every table in the dining car ls a
fresh bunch OF American beauty roses
one OF which the waiter aiilxes TO your
coat when you have finished your meal.
The cloth Is changed with each guest
no matter how little soiled. The msnu
though not long. IL wonderfully Wen.
selected and admirably served
Go East ON the Chicago Special which
leaves Denver Mt 40 .. M, or ON tbo
Vestibuled Flyer which leaves nj Q. "a
y. M. and you can see for yourself how
good. how clcan. how reasonable I'm
price. our dining-car service Is.
Ticket onicc. 2it y. w. Temple ST
i. a. BENTON, Ticket Agent, X. q. w
n.y.. Dooly Block.
Il, u. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freigh, Agent.
w. Il. M'MILI.AN, Gen. AIT,
sii :. w. Temple ST.. Salt Lake City,
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Swamp Scott. Mass, Feb. IA big
steamer, apparently AN ocean liner. was
sighted on Dread Island In Swamp
Scott Hay this afternoon In the midst
OF the storm. She was apparently az
anchor and was blowing her whistle
continually. but whether as distress
signal or warning on account ~ the
thick weather could not be- determined
from shore.
She apparently had black hull. was
about 800 feet long and had a red band
around her smokcHtRck. She stood IN
the water and was badly Iced up.
The life saving crew was prevented
from going To her assistance ON account
OF the lee,
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We give no rewards. an Offer OF this
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La Grippe 10 again epidemic. Every
precaution should be taken % avoid ID.
Its specific cure II one Minute Cough
Cure A. ]. shopord. Publisher Agri-
cultural Journal ana Advertiser, Eden,
Mo. aaysi mo one win be dlsappoint,
ed IN using one Minute Cough cure
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nick building, corner. Main street,
First South.
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Atkinson oct. seven Years.

Tacoma, wash. Feb, IA. n, Atkin-
Hcn. who stood In british Columbia last
summer and shot WIN. Patterson, who
was en- the American side nt lilaine.
has been sentenced To seven years Al
hard labor IN the state pcnitcntlnry by
JudIe hndley Rt Whatcom. The Cam
adam authorities gave Atkinson up to
the American officers after the tragedy.
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Coughing Injuries and innames sore
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motion OF Mr.. Allison, went into ex-
ecutive session and at 1882 p. IN. ad.
jOurnCd.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Last Sunday. February u. Elders G,
Morck Of this city. and a. Wahlquist Of
Murray were set apart By the preai-
dcncy OF Salt Lake stake 20 labor as
missionaries In the Stake among the
EQUATION Of Scandinavian extraction.
The ceremony took place ut the Scan
dinavinn religious services hold In this
city and was very Impressive. The
speakers were Elders Angus NJ. Can
non. Jos. T.. Taylor. j. NJ. sjodahi. NJ.
Christophcrron. !. s. Jensen and the
Elders set apart for missionary labor.
ana oil dwclt upon the necessity OF per-
forming such work at home as well as
abroad.
TOUR IN ARIZONA AND COLO
RADIO.
Elders Kari q. Maescr and l.. John
Nnttall win leave over the II. q. W.
this evening on an extended tour
throughout Colorado. Arizona and Mex
leo, IN the Interests OF the church. es-
pecinlly uron Relief society. sunday
schools and general educational bust.
ness. Meetings on the tour have been
mapped out as follows.
st. Johns stake. Arizona. Feb. 18th
and 18th.
Snowflake. Feb. 25th and 26th.
Mesa. March 18th aud 9Th.
Thatcher. March 18th and 18th.
Dlaz. Mexico. March 18th and 18th.
Junrcz. Mexico. March 2bth ana goth.
Sanford. Colorado. April LIST and End.
SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORTS.
To complete the stake record. annual
reports for 1898 are lacking from the
following Sunday schools Of this stake;
Fourth wnrt branch, Eighth. EiRh-
teenth. East brighton. Center. East Crcs-
cent; Forest Dale. Lovcndahl, Mil
Greek branch. Pleasant Green and Tay-
lurHyillc. west branch. SupintcndentA
are requested 20 have these reports
made out and forwarded NJ once 10 the
stake secretary Of sunday schools, J.
II. Parry. Salt Lake city.
The illrh Council ~ the Salt Lake
Stake or Zion win convene In regular
session tomorrow at 1850 y. M.
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