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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
RHYMES FOR ALL
The American Soldier.

Tia a far. far cry from the minute men.
And times OF the bun and blue
To the days Of the whitening jorgensen.
The hands that hold II true
IT'S n far far cry from Lexington
To the isles Of the China sea.
But ever the same the man and gun
Ever the same are We.
For the blood OF the slres al Bunker HIN.
Through countless fierce campaigns.
Is as red and eager IN peril still
In the depths OF the children's veins.
And the heart and the eye support the
hand,
No matter what odds there be-
Ever the same thy sons. oh. land.
Ever the same are We.
Not a Valley Forge. nor a wilderness.
Nor hail Of a Cuban steep.
Can take one jot from our fesrlessness.
Who daily thy honor keep.
We carry the flag through varying scenes
From the sign OF the old pine tree.
To the stars and stripes In the Philippines
Ever the same are VS..
And the lad with the fresh unshaded
mouth
Fights as his fathers fought.
And the man from the north and the man
from the south
DO as their fathers wrought
And whether from city or farm We come.
We answer the call with slee-
We heroes upspring al the beat OF the
drum
Ever the same are we
l. Sabin. In Munsey's
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08

GCAce.
Peace TO the ship that, spite of winds and
tides,
After long tossing wins her port again.
And under friendly shore at anchor rides.
Peace to the toiler with the hand or brain.
When. the long labor OF the daytime past.
Comes dresmless sleep, TO heal fatigue and
pain.
Peace TO the weary heart that finds at last
Faith after doubt. and EuSt instead Of fear,
With all its care upon the Father cast.
Peace on the earth"-yea. earth again
shall hear
The angels song-ths night OF dark dis
Shall vanish. and the day OF Christ appear,
That knows no storm, nor pain. nor
WEAKNESS.
-Tslcott Miner Banks. In ~ 7 Observer
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
A FrightfuI BIundpr

viii often cause horrible Burn.
scsld, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Sslve, the best In the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal 1t. Cures Old
Sores: Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns. all
Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
Only rs cts box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by White & Co., Druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
Had Been shaking Long Enough.

AT recent duel the parties dis
charged their pistols without effect
"hereupon one Of the seconds inter
posed and proposed that the combat
ants should shake hands. 70 this the
other second objected as unnecessary.
Their hands, said he, "have been
shaking for half an hour"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
The Poets PerambuIator.
Charitable Judgment.

In men whom men condemn as III.
md 30 much OF goodness stlll:
In men whom men pronounce divine,
! find so much Of blot,
] hesitate to draw the line
Where God has not"
-Yocum Miller.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
Southern Railway
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NAY2 lsss.
LEAVE LYNCHBURG. VA

TRAINS LEAVE LYNCHBURG. Y.
i:0j z. M-No. %, Daily. For ssbeyu.
Chattanooga, Memphis and Ms Ms
3.l2 A. Mo. So, Daily. For Atlan,a -
Orleans. ali Southern and Sor',
western points, with direct &C.,
tctions for points In Texss
Mexico and California. A'A
2:l5 A. Mo. 80. Daily. For Colnm,,.
Augusta, Aiken. and Flor@
points. with connections for IA, "a.
sau, Key West and Havana Cnbs
2:l7 .. M.-Daily Local for Danyille sne
intermediate stations.
Sleeping ar arrangements No
81 carries through sleepers Ne~
YORK 10 New Orleans and Miami
Fla. also from Salisbury 10 Ne,n,
phis. No. 80 carries throncb
,ieepers New York to Anensts
and Tampa, Fla. 30. Is esrrls,
s.ecpefs New York to New Oreaes
aud jacksonville. Also Pullman
tourist sleeper every Tuesday and
Ircay through 10 san Francisco
Cal
NORTHBOUND.
3'io j.. Vi -No a5, Daily For Washington.
j. timor
l.ls s.. ~ 40. 3. Daily. For phiaselnhl.
and NeW York.
ia2 t VI 40 .8, Daily.
$40 a. Mo. 10. Daily. Local for Wash.
ingtOn and intermediate stations.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
1850 M-NO. "a. Daily. For Atlanta. An.
gusia and points south. sleeper
Tor nauyilie, Greensboro, sails.
bury and Charlotte. open al Rich.
mund $50 D. M Stops at loca
stations between Richmond and
awhile. Connects at Dauyle
rIlh 30. 50 daily, for Aiken. 40
.g-ta and Florida; with No
Gauy, for Atlanta. New Orleans.
Memphis and points south and
southwest.
-:Ii g. Mo. Daily. Local for Charlotte.
Connect, az Danville and Char.
lotfe with 80 - q. ). Fast Mail
"A Tor New Orleans and points
south.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08

An expedition consisting entirely Of
women has been formed in Australia
to explore the Solomon islands. the
home Of the fercest cannibals known.
Hitherto white men have been able to
penetrate only few miles inland.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08

One Phaeton- Buggy, also one rub
Der tire buggy and one trap. Can be
stem at the Star Warehouse, or apply
10 w. p. VENABLR d Co. ''
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08
At IA. End Of the Way.

Therell be rest-thers'll be peace at the
end OF the way.
When the shadows are lost In the Infinite
day;
And the songs that we sing, and the
prayers that we pray
Shall be answered with regt at the end Of
the way;
Thers'll be lilies OF love a, the end OF the
way,
The wearisoms winters shall blossom to
May;
And rest shall be sweeter that beautiful
day
When We dream In the light at the end Of
the way.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-12-08

She has gone. with twenty trunks. down to
the sea.
She has gone and left the hired girl and
mo
Gone and taken Sue and May
Seven hundred miles away.
Where the salty breeze is blowing fresh
and free.
She is happy where the bounding pillows
play.
F'iinging money have had 10 earn away.
she is choosing others sons
For my darling little ones
All. the younger OF them's twenty-six to-
day!
She has gone. with twenty trunks down to
the sea
To try TO find two sons-in-law for me,
And while labor here
i am pestered with a fear
From which l yainly struggle TO be free.
She 10 far away beside the ocean blue.
With the darlings that We live for. May
and Sue
o when they quit the shore
Shall l have 10 ton for four
Instead Of merely working on for two?
g. E. Kiser. IL Chicago Times-Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Henry ~ stanley. the African explorer.
lu lfhi ln tho expedition Cor the relief OF
Emln P1shu and who subsequently ne
colNcd the gold medal OF the Royal Geo.
graphical society at tho hands Of the
Prince of Wales. 10 dead.
The Rogers ranch 90 Beaver county.
Oklahoma and the Childress cattle
inuCh iu the Panhandle N Texas cone
tanning 10000 ncros, and upon which
5000 U1tUu are now rrHzinE, have
been purchased fHr the Swift packing
houH' - ,pie. Chicago.
The Lennon Ahf.uc club. New Yori,
city has secured ihH twenty-five round
bout between Terry MoGuyCrn aud
George Dixon f1r which The club Will
hang up % uurHU of $1,000 Contest
takes place February 9. 1900.
The Highlander regiment ~ Br.iiah
troops lu Turuutu. canada, will not take
part lr fho Dewey parade. uF 10 Do cone
sldorod lmpolltic COT o. British regiment
60 participate iu celebration ~ lu
American Victory over spain.
a clbrgram received lu New York
city from Manchester Eurund, uua
rnunr0H the tolouan from prison there
ON Friday 1f Daniel w. pDurherv nllna
nlr Doc. thr notorious American bank
ruhbut and murderer m" cNscuntlrt
o. now probably on his way TO the
United States.
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fantty. which was recruited at Fort
Mcpherfou. lcn yesterday for san
FfanciHCo Via ~ pnsu. Col Hardin
with headquarters and six companies,
LETT Tor the coast four days ago.
1t ls stated that President Mckinley
win soon remove Gov. barnes of Okla
huma from office on the strength OF
liHt " clftrHpa against the Territorial
executive. nlcd with Secretary OF the
Interior Hitchcock. late saturday
The Twcnty-oighth volunteer infan-
Try. now NJ Camp Meade, Pennsylvania.
break camp today and the trunk lines
have orders 10 rush the regiment ncruHa
the continent 90 san Francisco. Whetu
the troops viii board transports for Ma
Mia
At Crcacont park. Providence. r. H.,
Harry Ell,Ua gave au exhibition i've
mllcp behind % motor yesterday r.dlng
the distance in $40. The present ruc-
0rd Tor professionals was s.12. hold by
burns Pierce.
phn Carr n Montana dcsperido. was
fhUt and Killed. nt iioulDtta'a ranch.
near Toeioy's station. I'M sunday morn
ing by the accidental discharge NJ
Sheriff pylc'f KUN. The shcHn wac
making an arrest
Although the cuban league uud tho
Cuban National party are uomln1lly
united IN the coming election, mnny
members NJ the National party are roBl-
ly determined 90 push Cen. MuNImu
Gomez 90 thu front uH soon uH an Op-
uortunlty arrives
Thomas nrnni1. Jr.. has natitlonod
the department Of encouragement fur
permission 90 establish wholly new
industry In Mexico city namely The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
Sal, Lakes Win Their Third Sue
cessiye Game.
SCORE WAS FIVE TO EIGHT.
orden Team weak In the ouiheld-
grror. came az critical NO
mcnu Detailed score.

ogden was again defeated yesterday
-, bassbaii b. the Salt Lake team
which visited the Junction city. Al
ne close Of the game the score stood
tt0A.
The ogden team h not playing such
. sronE aggregation as II put W In the
.,dy part Of the season. kidder
,l,ehed good ball and was wen support
a IN he neld. liuusford opened the
samc In a rather weak fashion, the
80 three men up hitting safe. he pre-
ssntcd tho visitors with n couple OF runs
Ia Inc frat inning but after that settled
down 20 good. honest ball playing, Thc
Gr,ien inncld. which was made up of
M rsgulnr team. held down the sphere
m their best style. but when the ball
s5ard out into the long held. errors
acre both numerous and costly, Ihe
,dinr outnrld was mainly Responsible
10 the loss OF the match.
Tho story Of the game follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

-. o.. d.
out at San Franclro'' 'ei' ''' ""'"' v"
sunday.
49,. ,r,t,,,,,, n, yvr,re,t
Ai,ssa nom the Edmonton trail.
The Civic Federation u chicago has
decided to have n nauohm ORGANIZATION.
An tho general Arrangements Tor o.
,,rcrtinn 10 Dewey in New York are
romnietrd.
az. ~, ,.,.,.,4.,. a..
,,ar. 'birtv new cases Of yellow fgyor
nud t,yo deaths.
-, 81, ,...,t. ...-..
Ihe puWsr LEVIN hon. ~ , h-.,t
In tbc mliilon dollar dam
Considerable d,fnaFe WN' 9'ne ny
seventh, mile s,,.n. -.iout H'''' ID" Lake i'f''
" ,". ,-n.,,-..
inc llllholN MNtN"AlHN NlN' lli."'l
resolutions uftluh w NpA''i'h OF Gone
gresham Vs. H. h'ueI'-'
noyds ~ Victoria won tho provincial
mile nmnteur Mhe.linH champion nip ~
Nunnlmo. u. g., Shtuilig'
DIR ccorro A. iicndrIcta prof..a,rof
epatorny In the University ID NIruas,.
To-, died yesterday Of acute huEhtH dis
ease,
ma, nd. p.,,, ttt.,, ,...,,.. ,t..,s .t
tor nS i"i nr, iS, W. ~ 51 'at ,5 10Y
,,,erti,i 'yotrd Tor tba rggiiitt,t ~
Drcyfus.
gs. - trt..t,..,,., ....,......,. ..,...
49, ~ e,,,,t,n H. rr.rarI,,, fgr a,
/ i,,,,,,,ii1t, sxnedttiob ar.ingt tb.
/ RhsiiS,
rs. rtt,a ,,,,,,ii,r rtr,t t,s.,,.,
| 80 49,, C1b, f,r 500 ynrt .,i
Ky t,r,,vsiia Friday tart ry, a,pg.,9
l t"s ..tirt..J mon
.I,,,.. Ct,y .r,iyipr M, s',tii. ..i
/ nm -, 4 nm e4rai bsd Ii 1,f,tI9.I
".''
| In Atlanta, Ind, inc Llnnt ana con-
MN, MN, y ~ va et,r6st toiailv d.stp1ysd by
| nrr ,oriorday. f.oss, $4,000
]
Tho government or COLOMBIA mas ~
sued @ decree closing Nol9nnl,nn lolt u
h,.,d 'p nrriying from Injected ports.
! Tho plant 81 the northern fhnlie
| Trading and Packing company l-'
miles from Wrangel' Ala.ka ms p,ch
1,rs,oyod ny nv ''''' ''''''''' w. '''
Two factory buildings nt Nos, lll TO
iil South Jefferson street Ohlcago,
/ Wcic almost totally destroyed by IRE
tbsn iiio 600
Ihe AuatraNan iniltnly coinmhhuerH
D VIII meet NJ Melboufnt on IhutHlny
heht To ptcpate a teh,l1iie LOT the al-,
10 south africa.
IN 'potto iour new case. OF uloonls
plague orc Iepntted' since the outuIeah
on lhc disease mere nav b'.n s.Nen,l{.
have resulted fatally.
scott NcWinan, Jr.' mas fold iioIalilA'
| a pt"mi-lnt YOUNG lt9ltcr 10 j. g, NC
COY OF klrkwood. Dol, for ilo'oo0, inc
IA ,r,tt,r /, Scnturky
At Huntington. W, Va, the large
nuugcss coal mines, which have been
Idle for two years. resumed today The
fehcrhl Htrlkc IN tho New river helu
The wurkmcn OF Havana hvld mass
meeting yesterday. nt which 300 were
present luilnmmntury speeches Were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

tlcularly ~ peaches and apples, hut
all that D. pofalhlc viii be- done to
chow what Utah has In the fruit line.
The weather has been nH1inst ne. not
only IN the north. but In other sections
ne we'll, but I deem " safe TO say that
the fruit display at the exposition this
year will be Tar ahead OF anything yet
shown. II viii eurprlao even many Of
the oldest Inhabitants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
rRISoE anAsJI" ARRIVES.
Champion natsman OF the world lands
with Hts Team In New York.

New York, Sent. 2i.-on board the
Cuuard line steamer Etruria, which ar
rived today from Liverpool and
Queenstown. We're Prince KumaNhi
hanIltsinhil with eleven crickcters.
yIz; Is. J. r. Rodanquet, q. Brann, o.
!. Jeasop. a, G. Maclaren, A. Prieslly'
Mr. Robertson, G, Robinson, a. II.
Ntoddard. G. l.. Townsend s. NJ. j.,
Woods and Barton. the professional
crickctcr.
committee representing the assocl-
oted cricket elcvcns Of Philadelphia
was at tho pier 10 welcome the visitors,
and tho entire party Immediately took
train for Philadelphia, where tho
hrst games viii be played After these
lhey VIII play at Livingstone, staten
island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
Cincinnati Touched Up for Twenty
three Hits,
Colonies TAKE A COUPLE.
Louisville Defeats 81 Louis and Cie-
NeIand on tue some nay what
Player. are Doing.

Despite the fact that Jcunlnga was
recalled To brooklyn, the impression
prevails In the noar-thc-throuc circles
In baseball that the calcium haired In
fielder will be- sccn IN the riEht corner
Of the Philadelphia diamond either late
this season or the season Of ieOo-wash-
inston Post.
jack powolrs fault seems 90 b. what
Cy Swain calls too good control Thit
criticism of Cy'a paradox, though %
may be-. Is true in many Instances.
Powell has admirable control % the ball
but lacks the rack OF wasting a ball
or two and then mixing up his delivery.
scclc. Hughoy Duny and Tcbeau are
among the latest converts o. the young
blood theury. and even Audy Freedman
has Instructed his ufuntlle manager,
HUcy. to send out scouts in search Of
bloOdcd phenomH. OF baseball thorough
bt~d ycuriiugs. as Charley CumMkey
used 10 put %.
staling's Quecnsberry athlete. Elbcr-
field. who was suspended for unloading
"a full-hUuk bin On tho Cuuutenunco VI
Umpire Haskell, spoiled his chance VI
another trial IN the major league ua
Ssice would probably have purchase
him but FOR his nsiic Interview with
Haskell at Detroit.
Perhaps the viper jealousy played a
heavy william IN the split over the Jcn.
nings matter between Ia ilanl0n and
the little Napoleon. MoGrnw. The old
orioles gunrd under iiunl1n 10 Brooklyn
and the McGraw Robinson combination
In baltimore arc Ne genial AMI Cumpan.
ionablc Ia each others company ~ ID
twain OF manaclcd fclinsH strung oven
thc Same clothes line Exchange.
Young blooda urc uli right" SAYS
Jessc Burkctt. You may got the hoal
youngsters IN the world 10 may Hhuy,
like "a ten-time winner ln minor com.
pnuy. but when he gets iu among th,
old lcngucrs you win ind that be- O.
about forty things 60 learn. iIc amt
there when you want him the worst. W,
have tried out ffty young bluolH and
we have only got two IN the last ter
years. Heldrlck and Wallace are IA,
only pair We got out Of the bunch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25
STATE FRUIT DISPLAY.
Secretary ], A. Wright Says II Will
Prove Surprise TO Many.

,. A. Wright secretary OF the state
horticultural association and q resident
Of Ogden. writes as follows to Secretary
Scare Of the y, a, ana NJ
II Ind there IL much more interest
Than az first deemed possible among
the friit-Rrowers Of Weber county and
The north generally. The latenesa OF
The season forbids the display Of many
~ the earlier Varieties OF fruits. par
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Earned runs. Salt Lake. .. ogden. 2.
isft on bases, ogden. B. salt Lake. u,
bases on balls, on kiddcr ~ llansford,
q hit By pitcher, Griggs. passed balls,
Henry, I Scare. I. two-baggcr, Bluth.
thrcc-haEgcr. Beckwith: double plays,
linnnford 10 MCGrcgor TO 1rccnwcll.
umplrca-l,aymond and ClippinErr.
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RACES AT SALT PALACE.
Good Program Tor Tonlghi-lawson Wants 10
Pull Dom Nile Record.


The two features at the races on the
salt Palace saucer track tonight will
b. two-milc match tandem race be-
tween Tod Calne and q. 4. Chnffec In
one team, and O. u. Emory and oscar
Julius on another. Fred W. Mcakin
also rides again tonight after an alb
sencc OF some two weeks. The event
~ the evening, however, viii
essentially b. the effort Of John
Lawson. the "'rcrrlble swedc." TO
break the worlds onc-mile paced record
Tor small tracks made here q few wccka
ago hy John y. Chapman. 81 iii7 80.
Lawson VIII be paced by his famous
The following are the events FOR to-
nlght
One-mllc handicap. professional.
prizes SO, SO and tiO-First heat lycr
Lawson, scratch elem Turville,
tcutch. Oscar Julius. forty-nve yards.
g.. u. Brazlcr. oighty-nvc yards; o. T..
Emory 10 yards Second heat; W.
%, Furman. scratch; J. N. Chapman,
terutch. Tod Caino. nifty yards; George
Weller eighty yards q, f. Chance'
100 yards.
one.half-mllo handicap, amateur,
price tl5 so and i5-Frcd Mcakln,
scratch. A. W. smith. thirty yards;
Lawrence Beck, thirty-fyc yarde; n.
W. Evans. forty yarde. j, n. Johnson.
forty-hyc yards; J. W. Guthrie. hfty
yards. J. Munson, sixty yards.
Final, one-milc handicap. profee-
tI0nal.
Two-mile open. amateur, prizes $50
so and 35-J. W. Guthrie. j. Munson,
y, W. Meakln, n. w .Evane, H. H.
Smith
Two-mllc match tandem race, prizes
Us and tl5-'rod Calne and Oscar Ju-
llus W q. y, Chaffee and o, y. Emory
one-milo record trial by John Law =
fOn, paced by motor tandem; prize 800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

ToDAY's GAMES.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago,
81. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Brooklyn.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 3. Chicago. q; first game.
cinclnniu. II; Chicago. i. second
game.
81. Louis. 9; Louisville, :: first game.
Louisville. o; Cleveland, 1; second
game.
TWENTY-THREE HITS.
Cincinnati. o., Sept. 2t.-Cronin was
pounded numerically In the first game
and Chicago walked in Mcrtcs sent
the ball over thu coutcrncld fcnce twice.
Callahan was hit even harder that Gro
min IN the socond game, which was
called on account OF darkness. Attend
auce $500.
scoRE-FmsT GAME.
Il, II. Il.
CINCINNATI. .' -. ''......'.,,.5 ~ 9
nattrrics-Cronln and pcitz: griffith
and Chance. umpirca-o'Day and Nc
scoRE-sEcoND GAME.
CCiinolnnati.. ,. &c. Ill y Q
'Hluhkbss 80 s.s &c zee ssssssssl o.
Batteriea-Iiahn and Cahgo: Callahan
and Dgnahue. umpircs-O'Day and Nc
Donald
TWO FOR LOUISVILLE.
81. Louis. Mo. Sept. 2i.-LoulsvlIe
beat 81. Louis and Cleveland In dou-
Bile header today, The ST. Louis game
was interesting from the outset and
the batting on both sides was hard and
opportuna, There were also some scn-
satlonnl plays aneld. The Cleveland
contest was dun and there never was
any doubt about the result. Attend
ance, 1850
sCoRE--FrRsr GAME.
n, II. y.
81 Louis - go -. go 80 -. ~
lsnulsNllless zee g.. see ss sssssst y i
Hattcries-powcli and O'Connor; Wad-
del and Latlmcr. Umpircs-Latham and
Connolly.
scoRE-sECoND GAME.
II. H. l..
l-pulHNhless -. ..'.''s - 'sssssb
Cleveland. ... =. -. ,,. ....l l
Bntteries-Cuunlnghn and thinner.
Harper and Sugden. Game called at
end Of seventh inning on account OF
darkness. umpiros-Lathnm and Com
molly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Vice President Hobart h severely M
with kidney trouble.
The Wisconsin Frcc Methodlsts want
Congressman Roberts expelled.
The Wyoming volunteers mustered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

wensylne. o., Sept 22-while max.
ing preparations to shoot the oil
well ON the Ridlnger farm near here
this afternoon, the well oyerfowed and
the oil ignitcd from the iire under the
boiler. cnuslng terrible explosion.
Two mon We're killed outright and three
others injured two Of them. u II
thought, fatally. The names are; Chal-
mer Wilkinson, Jewett, o., John IL.
Williams. East Liverpool o.
inlured-Iohn Rayl Wellsvllle, o.
Charles Rogers, Hookstown, Pal Harry
Karnea Scio, o.
Raw and ROGERS viii likely die. The
Rayl IL the LARGEST well ever struc X
In this territory and 10 cool TO- 900 ono
barrels n day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Rev. willard Boan. Mormon minis
irr and puglllst. VIII lecture az the
olympic club next Sunday night NJ 1850
o'clock on THE Development Of Man.
M u pertains 10 man physically the
public ~ invited without chargc'--Den-
Yer ln.l.
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NlMM1Axntne

o. -sontlli Co tho weak and iIl and
equally beneficial Co tho we'll The fact
that the Auheua0r-liuach urowing
Asa'u prcp1rrs 20 is 1 guarantee W lis
mUrIt
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(SdgUnb
DRY GOODS STORE.

NEW FifipMENTs OPENED
DAILY a WEEK on GRAND nan.
GAINS ~ EVERY DEPARTMENT.
glIut.WlIr li1moauln Suits - m
worth 900 0f $3.50. for lS.OU
ilnl..u. Tnnsn snk waHts. Lend.
worth $40. foJ- '," WEI" 4.0S
Flannel Waists. with round br,ii
trimmed yoke, stock COLI 90
'5 aig DAINTY Fan Jackets $50
Hand Golf c1pea. front edged
WIN fringe lurua hood. A7S
Maii orders carefully attended to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Whom diz1y or drowsy take nso-
CHAINS pills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

n, H. y.
81. Louis, =. ... -. 80. go. g Q
Louisville. co.. ... &C.. .. ......7 .
Hattcries-poweli and O'Connor; Wad-
del and Latimcr. Cmpircs-Latham and
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

scoRE-FRsT GAME.


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Cincinnati. E. -. -. e. ... iii ~ o
Chicago. &c. 80. e. 90. .......1 Q 1
Batteriea-Iiahn and Cahgo: Callahan
and Dunahuc. Umplrcs-O'Day and Nc
n.nald
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-29

General A. S. Hartwell leaves for
washington by the outgoing steamer.
His mission has more Importance than
ever, owing to President Mckinley $
order relating to public lands. Mr.
Hartweu is trained lawyer and is
conversant with all the circumstances
and there is no reason to doubt his
ability to place the matter before Pre-
sident Mckinley in the proper lght'
If the latest order from Washington
must be carried out, it will work
great and lasting hardship on num-
Der of firms and private individuals.
These people have leased or purchased
lands from this Government; in many
instances improvements were made at
considerable expense. When these
facts are presented at Washington
many people believe that the Presi-
dent will annul or modify his order
There is a growing belief in Honolulu
that President Mckinley has been de-
liberately misinformed on Hawaiian
matters.