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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-16
HEADED FOR SANTIAGO.
How Skaters Columns Closed
In on Their Prey.
LEADERS AND MEN TELL OF IT.

The First Plans Went Awry - Sup
plies Couldn't he Landed Ahead of
Consum ption-Army Had to Fight
Quick-with the City In Sight. the
Cry Was, "GO mt Tbem!''
copyright, 1893. by the Authorl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYRUP or Fiaa, manufactured by the
CALiFoHNiA Flo SYHur Co., Illustrate
the value ~ obtaining the liquid lnNu.
tive principles Of plants known 20 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them Ia the form most refreshing 90 the
taste aud acceptable TO the systcm. II
Is the one perfect strengthening luya.
tive, cleansing the system cifectually,
dispelling colds, headaches aud fcycrs
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per.
mancutly Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub.
stance. aud It's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, a. they are pleasant 10 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities ~ the
remedy are obtained from scnnn and
other aromatic plants, by method
known TO the CAitToRNtA Flo SyHUr
Co. only. In order 90 set its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations. plcusc
remember the full name of tho Company
printed ON the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
aAH rHANctBco. CAL.
LouIavtLLr KY INV YORK. n. =.
Pof sale ~ all Duggisis-rfiec soJ. ptf bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
LOOK OUT FOR PEAR SLUG.


To the Edltur'
An sweet cherry and pear trees
should bo sprayed now 10 XII the pear
slug. Even tho most casual observer
has noticed. during tho past two years,
that an pear and sweet cherry trees
present an appearance N having been
Hcorchcd with IRE during the month Of
July. This blnckcncd foliage H. the rec
suit OF depreciation wrought by tho gear
slug. n Shiny soft insect ABOUT the size
u bean when fun grown and OF a dun
umbor color. The slug ~ Matched from
an egg laid by small ny during the
last part N June and W In readiness
tor active work by July flrHL AZ least
two county Inspectors have already rec
ported the slug at this date, and ] have
found one slug on my own trees While
the slug. next 10 the codling moth, ~
tho worst insect pest now 40 work In
Utah, II iB the easiest to XIII N prompt
measures nto rcsurted 30, one thorough
spraying with Paris green ana lime
while tho insects are small Will rGoctu-
ally f0rcstall them In their work. Last
year I Killed every slug ln my orchard
by one spraying ana that, too, after
they had fully one week the stSrt OF me.
The insects are very small and weak
when nrst Matched and quickly Huc-
Cumh 90 the poison OF tho spray, cone
slHuug pf one pound ~ Paris green and
four pounds Of lime 20 200 gallons Of
water. The spray should be applied 80
az to lodge ON the upper side OF the
leaf. ns that Is whore the young slug IA
Matched.
Some persons combat tho slug by
means of fine dust or nlr-slackoi lime
sprHklcd ON tho trees by hand, yet
these remedies are utterly Impractical
for large trees ana there ~ much doubt
us to whether all sluga may be killed By
the dust.
Thorc should be no delay IN The worl,
now, for the insects grow very fast and
viii do great damage u left unmOlested,
The result OF the operations Of the Hlug
| Us not confined 10 the burnt appearance
| ~ the foliage merely. hut the vitality
! of the tree N seriously impaired and tho
! fruit buds for next year arc cut short
with this timely warning there
| should be no noticeable depreciation by
| the pear slug this year In Utah,
j, a, WRIGHT.
Secretary state Board Horticulture.
ogden. June goth, 1899.
N. g. Trees with fruit ready 10 gath,
or within two weeks should not bs
| sprayed, j. A, W,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
ANOTHER TEN THOUSAND.
Hon. o. j. Salisbury Gives Princely
Donation.

o. J. Salisbury has given tho sum Of
$4,000 toward the erection OF the $780,
600 catholic cathedral on the corner Of
South Temple AMI B streets, This
Mrs. Tarhut has promised 20 make "a
second gift " $4,000 as soon ls $4,000
has been contributed. Bishop Seaman
h confident Of securing the fun 100000
before long.
Bids FOR the excavation Of the base
uent will be opened tomorrow evening.
Architect NeWhuufen ia now working
signs, from which @ choice VIII be
made The building VIII have high
and imposing front
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
Y. NJ. c. A. ROAD RACE.
Event at Last Definitely Fixed for
Evening Of July ltat Pennington.

The much talked of Y NJ. g. a. road
race has been fixed for the evening Of
Friday, July iith. The observation
train on the salt Lake and ogden rail-
way win take the spectators and riders
out MS far ns kidneys Kennels. north
Of Becks hin. when the racers will un-
load. got astrldc their wheels and follow
the track into Bountiful, thence the
course will turn up 10 the main road,
which will be followed into Farming
ton. on the arrival AZ Lagoon an nth-
leuc program, that has already APP
pourcd In those columns, viii be the
feature until the stars begin 10 twinkle,
The opal wheel club proposes 10
take run out 10 Lagoon on Thursday
evcning-on the cars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
would Not surer So Again for Tif,y Times
It's Price.

] awoke last night with severe pains
In my stomach 1 never folt so badly In
all my life when | came down 10 work
this morning | felt 30 weak ! could
hardly work 1 went TO Miller 81 Nc
Curdys drug store and they recom-
mended Chamberlain'a Collie, Cholera
and Dmrrhooa Remedy. II worked like
magic and one dose liked me all right
used for stomach trouble, ! shall not
be- without It In my home hereafter
Tor I should not care 10 endure the sur
ferlnga OF last night again for fifty
times It's phce,-G II. Wilson, livery
man, Burgettstown, Washington Co,
Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
Give us Your Feet.

We know how TO take care Of them.
No matter how many corns. bunions,
or how they ache. we can make them
feel easy ana comfortable with the
latest style footwear at the right price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

H. IT. y.
cleveland ..,,. ...... ...,.. ...7 ~ I
NNW Aulk sssss .sssss ssssssssslN
batteries Bates and schrichongost;
Gvtug and Warner umpircn- Smith
nml Anlr-Mu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Louisville. Ky. june gG.-uy winning
tuduyH game Louisville took the RcrlcH
from Washington. padlvuH fielding.
Cluko'H steal uf home while the pitch
Ur held the bail were easily the featur,r.
paddrn was removed from tho game
IN tho seventh Inning for continuous
IuuMunn.- .uM-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

Cleveland. o.. June 90 The wllinoss
NJ Bates lost tho game Tor the home
team. Attendance. 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

plttsburR, June 2G.-it was even split.
nIston took the first game because
pittshurg made costly errors, ana We're
slow on plays that do not show on the
score. Hillshuru won tho second be-
cause the visitors could not hit Lever
aud because Killena'a Ola comrades
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
There's so
Much to Say

And go little space 10 say IL IN that II
II impossible 10 tell all tho advan-
tapcB .u using
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

u II u
Louisville 90. 80. O.. .,,,..G 10 4
arlington 90 sfst zee ss % u
batteries Woods ana Powers,
plnccn ana Butler. umpirys-Lynch
und gDuuDlly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

81. Louis. June 2G-Toduy'a game
with Philadelphia was postponed on
account Of rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

better work took tholr third game from
brooklyn today, Dunn was put In In
the seventh. but could not stop the
hitting, three singles ana triple be-
ing made m him In quick succession.
Attendance. Q 200
SCORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27

The y. NJ 9. a. W. n. @. W. game
that was scheduled 60 take place at the
Fort on Saturday has consequently
been called on IN an probability tho
same viii be- played ut Lagoon ON that
date.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
FIGHTING FOR LOVE.

re- NY vaa-z P5e-lz C-Lszry E-zS
Es-E -EeE 40 z lie engine kUlss
= C1--lz= G-aT= zrs-uz. near Tvsa-
tE-=1E-- F--Ger. and L he had rs Tzy
--5-- il E- T1--z 11t have gone TO
a----== H---e 11-z=. even L il -e-e
p z-r--=-e-r. l-T his reason Tor
.-s= --- -E- --Tsz 70 his cgZp-c.o-s-
H-=- d. Vas bog over II s. Cecs-
@ - be- E-=- LaEE.e Drs--z---
-E= vas El ..--s= slip Ct El-.
--.- l-- -- -a- she had pair C saS
---- =-H ayes -- Gz=E 10 szr FE=--Z
ID --=.-z r---E1 hs E1sv --t Why
A. re -=z-z v5--1 have il P1Rlll
-U -- --G E= EE a. tall as any
ll- 1- -zs ire L7gz=-zE-t and As zc-
-EH a- any and r. knew Is much about
.l= duties Of S-= fighter as z--os-
--- l-- -s ne uLz-ez 70 BE- a 1rs-z1.
Il -E Only EzrGrll that he became
axe. There were Other reasons To- L-zt-
t-- O1-s zs heard ALzEzis brennan
z-F she -11zEE. E-s-e1 were 50 brave
--- SO r-z-E. and be VS. SIMPLY living
1-- his ambition 20 please her. When
'-= Dr=z-z-s zgTs5 into Tws1ty-s-Tth
s--=a- and be was stationed With truck
N1. 8 le =as happy. :or nov and tasa
Re szv l=- as she passed the engine
Ll-zs
A, ras big FIRE IN the Esaa-bssh
s-s Fa=L- O-Lez-y ~zs The fireman
=L1 --aTz-==t 2 Intel ledge at the
z.--E s-1-g. going from window to wiz
-uE ezr-g.zE q fziltiuE To-zo il his
--ls through tie flames until he
r=-e-eE the IRE escape and brought
her coEz in safety. Marshal H0-z1
sad ha vas a natural born fireman"
a-d the next week secured his trans
Ter 70 truck i3. with promotion
Bet Phe.ln OLsa-y vas lonely
there He could sit al the door Of
the engine house all day and never
seE or hope TO see a sight OF the little
gil With the big dark gray eyes, who
didn't mind having him szlk a part
II the way and talk with her. This
..tcla Elr. had grown to bs = young
~g1za- Her father had died The
worldly affairs OF the family were
found 10 be in such shape that Maggie
must help. So she became q stsEOg-
raDasr and found employment II one
OF the big buildings IL Wabash ave
cue.
Il may have been By accident or #
nay not. but she vas scarcely installed
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

ihOsght everybody v4 OK They
sad they believed they ze.s-
Are tt=y Al OF tie fifth foo-.- he
asked
Yes In from the atca aoo-,- e1-
elzine- Z Young woman e1c-ts5ly;
70, 10. Ehers's Maggie"
Without Waiting to hear more Pie
In -z- into the building / r1aa at
the door yelled 10 hin TO cone back.
bat he disappeared IN the smoke
The people il the street. ve-e
watching The widows EltE znIio2s
eyes Word was running through the
crowd that . Ei-l had been harmed TO
dsl--L and that : fireman Eho had guas
70 5e- -a=cls had also ps-LsLsi
The b-zekerst fzce O. q man vas
zes1 Just Jhsr over he IatEs Of . ftrh
sco-T Eind0w. The G-ensn il the
street we're running uq q ladder. The
face 6Lsa2Gsz-s5 and Al ias.aa: later
the nan could b sen again through
the smoke letting himself out over the
ledge As he swung out the crowd
could see he held : woman The peo-
--=As-----A -4-AE-l4t-- ~ -NP
TO the pavement and Z cry OF warning
vas rzissd from thousand threats
he mar let himself down from the
ledge holding the WOMAN with MS left
arm. while the fingers Of his right
hand clGtchsi the window ledge above
They could then see Il was a fireman.
He had swung down into the psrilO11
position to enable the woman TO ges
some fresh air lest she die OF sutfo-
cation Before his strength failed him
the top ruag Of the ladder vas under
his feet, and. refusing aid. he de-
scsatet 10 the ground With his bgr-
den
Maggie" He whispered the name
this time Is he helt her clzsped tightly
in his arms
He alone heard What she whispered
to him, FOR the air vas still ringing
Hlth the cheers OF the people Who vers
aeclziuing hin--Chicago Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
DEL Wet Iunnel..

In Cz1korrdZ, Ehs-e most OF the raf-
~Ay tunnels G-= 6-iyen through sot,
sandstone, iIE -Oors are naturally wet
111 haze iQ-E 1-c4s1oled many repairs
which would Be- unnecessary were the
-oor dry II Southern Paciac Railroad
10 remedy tEs clfhcUlty have employed
oEct-4ry Oral die FOR the purpose OF
Draining the fioo-s OF its tunnels wiki
satisfactory suits TIE ties are the
common tin or s-ioch clay pipe with
cut Eerges id are laid on each side OF
The track II drain trench provided for
them and E-= placed Z short distance
apart in orc . that the running water
s=sptnz into the excavation from the sur
rounding roc may ind an easy passage
Into the die lEi how away, which IL
does readily. Ts the pipes were closely
Joined the water would be excluded and
the object OF .E= Drain would be defeated
There may o. places where this plan
might be a1--lsd with success in metal
and coal mir where water on the eoor
ot the tunusL proves g source OF amor
a1cs or exp---s- Ii soft ground posts
stand far bE-.=- Il the ground be well
drained
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
La Forte, Texas

The PROCESS OF the construction
work al l. Porte, Texas. the future
great deep-EaIe- shipping point at the
head OF nav CATION on Galveston Bay
OF the Gul. % Mexico. Is progressing &
tayorably. The whaTyss and switch
ing tracks are nearing completion and
the work c. the streets and on the
sewerage and water systems is now
under way. Nr. l. r. Holmes. the gen
eral manage o: the La Porte Improve
ueDt ConFzly and the La Porte
Wharf and Channel Company, is per-
sonally sup=-iutsnding the improve
uents Nj Holmes makes his head
quarters al he Sylvan Hotel and vis-
itors to Is Porte during the next six
weeks and 1efore the time OF the first
general La Porte sale. which will be
held in February. 1900, should intro
duce themsslTes TO Mr.. Holmes and al
low him 10 extend TO them facilities
for getting z thorough understanding
o. the conditions surrounding the La
Porte enterI-ises.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
The Point O, yteu

"Magnifcence" may signify one
thing 10 one person and quite another
thing to another person 1t is related
that gentleman went to DENTS, and
asked him to take a LOOK at his
teeth" The dentist did so. and seemed
full Of admiration. What do you
think OF them?" asked the patient
Magnificent, magnificent" was all
the dentist could say. Then you don't
find anything to do to them," ITO
do to them? Why. there are four to be
pulled, six to be filed. and three to BE-
crowned" said the dentist.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
WOES OF 4 TICKET SELLER.
Reason. Why He Think. Travellers An.
Apt TO De Careless or Craukv

Apt TO De Careless or Crauky.
From the Bloomington Pantagrzph:
Do you ever have any t-oublesz"
asked Bloomington ticket seller OF q
reporter The cause o. his question
was that z few minutes before he had
sold couple OF ladies' tickets to
nearby village II q short time Up
came long. lenk. ungainly country
man and bought TWO tickets for the
same village. He walked directly over
to ths ladies who had already pur-
chased tickets. and, after a half min
utes' conversation. rushed back TO the
ticket window and demanded the re-
turn O: his monsy. There was blood
in his eye. and he told the ticket nan
what his opinion OF him was. and it
vas not hatteriuz. He also informed
the ticket seller that it was the duty
ot the ticket seller to have told him
that the ladies had purchased tickets.
His money vas refunded. Another case
happened a short time ago. when
Western congressman vas on his way
through This city. He was riding on
a Western Union pass. and, by the
way. If there are any impsrtineut pas
sengeTs they are some OF those who
ride on passes. While his train was
standing az the Depot he rushed into
the station and wanted the operator
10 send telegram for him Just at
the time he came in the agent was
giving orders TO the conductor. and
when 4 man is giving train orders he
Is not supposed TO DO anything else.
He courtsOEsly informed the congress
man that he would wait on him in q
moment, knowing thar the man had
plenty o. time before the train left.
The fellow was impatient. and when
the agent went to take his message
he explained that he was giving the
conductor orders and could do nothing
else The congressman let out an oath
and said he didn't look as though he
could attend to one thing at q time.
let alone trying 10 do two. His Ian
guage was decorated around the edges
with swear words that would have been
the envy OF Texas ranger. One other
incident occurred when the late W. II.
H Adams was president Of the Wes-
leyan University Ar. Adams came 10
the depot TO get a ticket. He had
clergman's permit, and of course the
teket vas half price. As II happened
an angular farmer wanted TO go 10
the same place and got to the window
in time to see What the minister paid
for his ticket. and when the agent
asked the farmer twice as much as he
cid Mr. Adams the former made a
dreadful howl. The agent pleasantly
explained that the other gentleman had
purchased q minister's ;ickst- We'll,
give ne a minister's ticket, too, then.
4 minister's ticket Is good enough for
me-
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

in her place when Phelim knew about
it By way OF other accidents he often
happened by the big building Just as
Maggie was leaving at the end Of her
days work. II they were lovers, no
one ever heard them say so. II they
ever sighed for each other when they
were apart, no one knew it. Phelim
always seemed care free and uncon-
ceroet whenever he met her. though
If he were 10 confess it that required
EoTs heroisn than scaling the great
extension ladders IN the face Of the
lsapiug flames. Maggie always tried
to seem as If she would Just as sooa
meet many another whenever she ne.
him. but the effort cost her many
secret little CRY after she had got
homs
One day Phelin was sitting siien.
in the engine house thinking o. what
he would say TO her some day. When
be had II all thought out his heart be-
gan to quake with fear at the Idea tha,
she might tell him there vas another
for whom she cared far more He sat
there rzckirE his mind With these con-
ficting thoughts when still" alarm
came clicking in He spTang to his
place counting the strokes as they
came over the ticker Tie first nun
Der Was four and the second figure o,
the box number sounded one, two,
three. four and then it stopped
-Forty-fouT." he mGrnured, and
knit his broEs as the truck vent dash
ing down Dearborn street That's
Wabash and Monroe. II there were
FIRE thsre-but no. It isn't there"
The truck roared down Dearborn
street and turned in Monroe and drew
up at Wabash avenue \ cloud O.
smoke rolling above the big buildings
told his trained eye where the fire vas
burning He sprzng from the truck
and rushed toward it AS he reached
the front Of it the flames burst from
the windows He met some men and
women as they rushed out Of the
building and asked them II they
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
L. urri.inn.

\ New TerSsy coCrt has recently de-
e11ie-d that parent whose child had
been killed By the negligence OF 4
street esr corEE11y could not recover
damages froE the company because
the child was E1I able 10 render any
pecGnls-y assistance and il fact WAS
an expense t. TIE parents
The Age q S--el suggests hat the
logic Of the .-Lztz0a should have in
dUced the cou-- 30 return q verdict In
favor OF tie street car company for
relieving the parent Of further expense
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
Pru,nertfy for 1909.

Indications TCluE TO great prosperity
1cr the comm year. This is 4 sign u.i
healthy na-Crz- The success of Il
country. as vel as OF an individual,
depends upo1 health If you have any
stomach trCul.e r-y Hostette-'s Stom-
ach Bitters. which cures dyspepsia,
Indigestion anE bIliousDess-
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

Don't you love an old-tashioned snow.
takes me out has new-fashIonsd sleigh ;
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

is this cracked wheat. Janey .I
dun know. mum: I amt looked al fl or
tschet IL an II It's cracked IL WY crack
ed ef1rs I come here"
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

Common Person--Have you ever me
the talented Miss Bung2 Great Autho
NO, never. The talented Miss Bum
has met me several times. however,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

For Lung and chest diseases, Piso's Curs
Is the best medicine we have used-MrA
J. L Northcott, Windsor, Ont, CanadA
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

FITS rs-zAsestiyCcre1- sotr. nerrea,ne.s Ate,
Fret c2y zs> o. Dr. h.ir- . Gr.as Nerve R<stSr~r
s-z1 fer FREE S3-OO trIsi ootiie .-d treatise
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

Mother ziiiren, shah ! buy q lace
paper znEs 1or the top of the Christina.
tree chi freu Tin a loud chorEs9-'-No
git czEdy Jns,-
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

Was the shopping crowd greatT'
Great couldn't tell whether my pock-
ct was being picked or whether / was
picking somebody else's pocket
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

What's the difference between a ple-
beian and a patrician= a plsbeian has
to pay cash but q Datricizn gets /,
cAarged
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

To cure your Catzrrh or Cold in Head
money, II 1, fails TO relieve &c and 5,s-
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29
The Latest Device. for suif, Lu1u-sou.
Travel

East and West are found on Union Pa.
ciflc trains The best line for kansas
City. Omaha St Louis. Chicago St Paul
San FRANCISCO and the Pacific Northwest
Ticket Office. 81 I7th street
The Holly chieftain., 1899-12-29

The time table and see how much quicker
Union Pacific trains running both east
Efc west from Denver are than thos. OF
Us competitors Inquiry Will also con-
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