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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
CmrMcm cmnoNoLoaY.

The work which has been published
from ihiH office. as compiled hy Elder
Andrew Jcnson and called church
Chronology. while not claiming TO be-
perfect boo every respect ia in che main
"a correct eptoms % the chIof Incidents
.n the history of tho church OF Jesus
Christ 0f Latpr-lay Saints. and of data
thlf arc invaluable % DO really the
only work of tha Kind Boo print Com
.darine the vast neid explored, the nu-
thor bar noff1rmod 90 marvellous work
ana "a wonder" and tho mass of lnfor-
mutlon collected b. great and import
ant
The volume b. recommended by the
First Presidency NJ the church over
their signatures as follows.
salt Lake city Utah.
october ~ is91
We heartily rcomr.cnd 20 the Saints
che church chreauioEy recently issued
num ihe prrHa. A. u work OF reference
on matters pertaining IN the history
NJ the church % b. oNccedlnsly valu-
able Ana since the proceeds urrruing
from the fuloa ARE Co be- used towards
lhe erection on "a new hiatnrInn'H onico
and "a nrc. proof structure boz which the
valuable records and documents of the
Church can nnd ri safe home. church
Chronology ought 90 meet with uni-
Norall favor throughout the entire
community. We trust presiding Of
ncufi aud leading men ln 400 The settle-
ments of the Saints VIII place the mat
Tor before tho people and take such
steps as they may deem proper towards
obtaining the popular sales advocated
in ihe printed circulars previously for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

'1t would b. casy Tor tho Mormona
who 40 south 60 escape lynohing. By
keeping away from there"
This little bit 81 philosophy b nom
tho Judge Of oct ~
Il would have been easy FOR al the
INDUSTRIOUS Tine u martyrs. 10 escape
their fate. by refusing 10 obey the
MHetcr. nut Paul went 20 Rome
though be- knew that h. wan about TO
b. sacrificed Ana the Prophet Jo-
aoph end his noble brother went 20
Carthage. though thoy clearly perceived
that would be- their last journey.
The writer in tho Judge may have
read tho famous saying OF Martin
Luther when on his way 20 Worme.
Ito had been cited 90 appear there be-
TORE the iluetfiuua assembly and given
a enfc-conduct nut the imperial word
wos broken. The rcformer was con-
dcmncd aud his books ordered burned
before bio arrival there
AZ Erurt De received the news, and
hIv alleged friends undertook 90 per-
Hiade him not 20 proceed any further
Hut bile reply To- ontrouties was; AT
though in Worms thcrr are az many
deylls as there arc lilies on the houses.
yet. God willing. I will go thiiher."
This oEprcsses exactly the SENSE OF
obligation resting upon those who so
out 10 proclaim the Gospel 80 OPP
p0slng forces can turn them back from
the path " duty. The Lattor-day
Saint Elders have o divine mlasion 10
perform. They know that on the
faithful discharge Of that duty depends
tho ralvnton OF their feliow-mon and
their own eternal cVAllation. Ncycr
had man any greater Incentive To decds
OF vaior than have the missionaries Of
tho ChuInh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
CONTEST ron A scIooL MOUSE.

Some years ago the Fortleih school
district Furmcrs' ward, was hrifylly
bonded FOR the purpose u orectng %
schooihouso. tho existing facilities be-
inE altogether Inadequate Cor the ace
cummodniinn % the children.
Now II appears that some " the reli-
donts IN the vicinity Of the rchoolhourc
have sent In petition TO tho CITY
Council, praying Tor tho annexation of
that part Of the district In which the
oommodious building a. located. 10 the
city. The schcmc. We understand. has
been worked in rather uulct way. Il
II In tho nature OF q surprise Co n gr'at
number of the residents OF other parts
Of the district
III. trustees have called a mass ul.0t-
ing 81 an tho citizens Interested. 60 be-
held ON Monday nlght 90 the Waterloo
schnoi Those opposed 90 ca, plan will
have chance 90 mako themselye1
heard thcrr on the question. and should
not fall 20 attend. n they do. they cane
not reasonably object. 10 the Clty Coun-
eli grant The petition. We holiovc thorr
a. "a disposition iu tho council Co trent
tho matter fairly and without prejudice
to tho interests of any ~ the oitlEenH,
1iui they should be put ln possession NJ
all tho facts. no aa 90 be In "a position
10 act intelllHcntly on the proposition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

There has h.en quite n furry 10 the
southern nait of the city. over the
contemplated division OF th' saif Ias,
stake Of Zion. az published in ihe
Dessert News OF Thursday evening
The splitting up " wards and The cut
Ting on Of parts Of city wards and
placing them Do county stnkea which
would onBue % thc lines mentioned
wero finally adopted have disturbed
the mluds ~ a number of very good
people. They may possess their souls
IN patience. No rash or hasty notion
~ Intended. The movement Tor di,i-
r'on hns been contemplated Tor o. long
time, ana has reached o. conclusion 90
this oxtenti Az soon 90 lt 90 deemed
advisable. change will be- effected
which viii be considered tho most ado
Nisnble. for the bcnont VI the church
and the blessing and advancement Of
IT, mombcra. Tho lines wilt be drawn.
whom the division takes place. whore
wisdom and the good Spirit VIII direct.
But Tor the present the Salt Lake
stake Of Zion VIII continue In IT. work
und,r tho existing organization In
every respect. Tho home missionaries
viii ON their appointments. the wards
viii proceed aa before. and they viii
not be- disturbed until this years nc-
counts are closcd Including the sottlo-
ment o. uthlng. Thus there will be
plenty OF tlmo 10 consider all the de-
tails necessary for "a prudent conaum-
nation ~ the plan proposed. In "a way
that viii De dccmcd best for tho Lat
ter-day Saints In every part uf this
county and with q Wow 60 thorough
ond complete organization or an de-
partnenH OF the church therein. Do
not become excited nor Imagine that
anything or anybody b. going 20 be
injured. 'zlon prospefa, all IL went"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
JOURNALISTIC FRAUDS,

The San Francisco Chronicle takes to
task the dlsreputable journalism that
ondeavors 70 deceive the public BY
naming headlines. II says.
Three quarters of the news that
comes out % South Africa In those days
r. IN the form uf uuCunnrmed reports.
To put heads on this matter and display
u na actual occurrence is not honest,
Tor n mlsieads any reader who does not
study 10 carefully ff the end aud aim
Of journalism q 90 furnish n fresh sem
antlun every morning then such cditnr
Of cable reports h. instinedi but " "
O. tn furnish honest aud reliable news.
then such heads are frauds ana faxes
San Frlnclsco o. not tho only place
whore iong-unerlng public has 90
dcplofe the results VI such frauds and
fakcs." There DE- paper published IN
this city TINT frequently resorts 10 this
method Of dccoiving the public. Tlifing
headlines arc placed above articles that
have no such matter na they are thus
announced 20 contain. That o. pnrtlcu-
larry the case whom they have any rela-
ton 10 Mormon" anilrs,
II D. only the papers that ARE ranked
as belonging 20 yellow journalism
that resort 90 such mothoda Thoy are
not respectable and ore entirely un-
trustworthy. nusy people are icd astay
By them. because. in the rush OF every
day Affairs. many persons run over the
headings. and rrnd the context only ~
such Items 90 they have time 60 scan,
taking the scarchcada frequently Tor
Information on other points.
Mistakes ore made sometimes 10 an
newspapers and these may occasionally
appear in hcndings. nut that ls anoth-
cr thing. Il IL tho evidently intentional
euduavor 90 deceive often repeated.
that stamps the SHEETS that adopt % as
among what the Chronicle dcnouncos aa
frauds and fakes" They ore 90 be-
avoided whom Information is wanted,
and received. u at AN, invariably with
a query as to the truth Of what they
assert.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

people 10 DO except 90 repeat those d.
malls and Protest nrairsi unsupported
occusauonr. f0r 90 Il impossible Tor
them to prove o. negative. IS 20 the
federal enactment suegsstei-ue sup
pose the proposed constitutional amend
mont DO moant-thcro would De mo- pore
tculf objection. except that u would
BE- virtual ndontIon hy the nation ne
TRUTH 81 the falaohood now proclaimed
that uinh has been untrue Go the
pledge given 20 iho country ora entering
tho Federal Union And further that
10 would b. simply aiming % blow with
"a m1nauoua club No empty space IL
would bo yerittble uurieHque 0n iorif-
Iatiou. and an entirely unicservod HuF-
mo- upon 81 State of the Union that is
as ylruoua moral and free from Vice
and crime as any commonwealth upon
the continent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
THE nnlrlsm Victory.

The on,ot NJ the battle OF Glencoe. In
which the British carried the day, after
hours Of continuous lighting, viii be
FAR reaching. n the dispatches can be
relied on, tho defeat Of the Beers was
disastrous. and Il IL sure 10 dampsn tho
ordor Of thc war party that undouhted-
ly counted on another Mniuba Hill at
the outset 10 dounged the nogr plan
~ campaign. and must have sprund
CONSERVATION In the two republics. In
war. as Ia everything olse a bad start
r. often omlnoua OF a worse ending.
The effect IN Great Britain viii De 10
cnfcehle or silence whatever opposition
thoro is 10 the war After this brilliant
victory, the government win have frcc
hands Men. money. neots and arms
VIII be- furnlshol literally for the
speedy completion OF the conquest
A Few morn victories will also ton IN
tho matter Of European sympathy. A
power unable 10 make any showing
whatever Tor ltu own existence cannot
count on material ala from the large
powers, Among the nations the doe
triuo OF the survival Of the nttest seems
10 have wide application.
outside OF Great britain there ir
much sympathy expressed Tor the
Beers. but when the contest Is over ana
British civilization shall have been es-
tahllshod, and peacc and tranquility
again reign, It cannot but be admitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

eiffrymon begin TO realize The anomaly
of iht fiuaUon and sound note 81
NafrIuG perhaps The problem win
De- earnestly considered
There are a great many things IN
modern churches that need reformation.
one Of me greatest evils IL a faiarled
ministry by which coniflyance the
"proachlrE N The Ooapel" has been
uansformod Into a mcrccnaty purult
Ana oe no one can scrvo two mas,ers
and the minister ~ necessity MUST be
tho servant o. him from whom h. takes
Die aiarV he j. excluded from the
houashoii to which the men and women
that moved the world belonged
n1t rgforms however profitable. DO
not touch the roots u the evil what
ihc churches need IL not reform. but
regeneration. "uehoid I make aii things
new" ls the LorIs way u rofofming.
And 90 the Intelligent observer. n 70
mol quite clear that this divine reform
ia now 90 progresA The churches are
crumbllnH "rhc npr.ta are crossing
sworia" Through the agency Of tho
church ~ Christ truth 30 being oct
forth in power. The world 81 being
forced 90 take sidcs in this contest, and
ore long history Will have 10 record an
other great and marvellous work." 90
opoch-mahug oa that Of which tho
Luthcrs. the Calvina. and the Zwlnglcs
were the standard bearers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Worcester Evening Gazette
Thus far senator Davis believes re-
maj kahle success has been obtained and
that clyil governments have been set up
In the municipalities, resting partly
IN the hands ~ the natives. which have
been wen suited to their needs. lie
believes that Congress win permit Pres
idcnt Mckinley 90 maintain military
rule IN cuba indefinitely, for ho IL con-
hdent II VIII be several years before
tho natives can he trusted 10 assume
any largo measure of government.
lie believes Porto Rico lifted Cor Inn
mediate civil government and that Con-
gross VIII grant II at the coming Rea-
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Columbia. the gem OF the ocean, cx-
coils shamrock In hnencaH ~ lines rath-
cr than power 10 carry sail, which was
formerly the superiority u Tho Amerl-
can center board ynChta. Shnmrock
carries more sail than Columbia. yet
has aecond advantage on account of
being shorter Of tho water line than
the American boat Thus tho Two
~ have drawn together, 10 that the
British ana Americans arc competing
on the same principles N yacht build
Ina. The present contest demonstrates
the power of tho Americans 90 excel In
any given thing when they sct out to
do 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

A correspondent nj Carson city,
Nevada. Informs tho "Ncws" that the
astrologcr who predicted the victory Of
the shamrock Overlooked the two most
important features OF both horos"
Columbia has Capricorn rising and
Saturn retrognde. making the winning
OF that boat a certainty. The letter was
written on the ieth Of this month. when
everybody felt certain that the Column
bia was the better boat, so the prediction
based ON a corrected reading Of the
stars might as well have been made
from tho press reports. This Is said
with due respect for tho devotion OF
some folks 10 the signs Of the heavens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
DECAY or rnr cnuncnrs.

A. meeting uf tho brooklyn Prshy-
terry held recently Rev. John ,.
Carron made the statement that IN tho
borough OF brooklyn alone there were
cooCo0 persons not connected with any
church. Protestant or catholic. ana
this statement was proved hy reference
to carefully complied statistics What
ls true " brooklyn D. believed 10 apply
10 the country az intge particularly The
moro uopuloua contorr.
Roy. Carson thinks that tho th-oio-
glcai controversy in the past has In
iured the cause OF the churches High
cr criticism has proved q stumbling
block to many. hnd the cmphaaia
placed ON the social side of church
wurk-thc soup kitchen. the gymna-
rium. and such deyicea has minlmizcd
The force ~ the church
iio secs the need of O. revision Of
church methods - more earnest
cvangcllstic spirit o. what ws need he
says "rhc church should not wait for
the people 10 come 90 liI when u f. np-
parent that n waits In vain. II should
go out and reach the people. Hereto
fore oynng, iistlc movements have a..
most au h,en outside Of the church.
ma 90 not ns fruitful as they might
be-"
lic f1rrcis apparently that Tor the
last quarter OF a century the ao-cnllcd
churches have carried ON "a very axe
rre4ivc campaisn DO the form OF street
Fthorlngf. With or without drums and
tlmbouune1. ps won uH revival" mcet-
iura and ao on. To o. spectator thcrc
appears Go DO but uttle ground Tor th,
criticism that the churches have failed
tp Ego out and reach tho pepp.s
They seem 10 be- doing much more ln
that spectacular line than was ever
done before
SIR Carson % not tho only one who
has made % note of the decline NJ the
influence 90 the churches. A tow days
ago the subject was discussed by the
brooklyn Plymouth church society Tho
supposed cause NJ the decline was lndl-
Gated in the remedy suggested by rev.
/ pr. iillllL the successor nj Lyman ABB
bolt In tho famous pulpit OF Henry
Ward nsechor, iIe said.
"Mon can be- governed by fear The
animal in man Z Hn strong that fear
lulnf m puhlrhm, ~ moves MN
/ nWnuhiE' lh,fr ~ M inc Mnrlu inu-
/ wv" ol hulI 'lue,nr HnI ,hil., l"n.
/ w" Ut. iu'9, nl l'aI or h'll ~
| 2. w, y, y, w ,al',.l Ns"lnh' 'hHt men
NV "'"'''''N '' i.l''
Ihhi Dr. 20 shy No. his opinion tho fear
81 o. future place of torment mo- longer
Room. p.,rl. tp tbsIr ,..,,s o,, tt,, e.t.-
80 ,u.., 49,. ...',,
""'l'' "NN 'H'' WV 'N"l'u WIZ hNN' 10
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sulphur iu order To- kppp lts members
l la tit, rustgbt and nnrr,,, p,b p,
tr,ti. tt....,, ~ 49,, ~
',"' ",'.''' ""' ",'' WV 'u'''a "i
I rfhu'Nlfhlp nn SUBSTITUTE Tor the
| ulogy iic has preached Browning.
! Tcnnyron and ghakrspsare lr.t.,l al
! n,.. g..,.i ma ...,,,,t,...i,. o..
w. wv wv!
| pose SOW ne neleNrH the inir'hlc
] imnrinnuunH Of Dante should be-
brought beforc thc people,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

We have been adrolt. too. We hnvo
given power Into the hands u those
who most diHtruatcd ~, and the result
has been tho building up Of confidence
IN Americans that no ono expected to
be- realized under ten ycurn' tine. In
short, the American occupation he's
been such q complete SUCCESS and has
so benefited the Cubanr. that the in
surgcnt party has lost most of IT,
strength and among the Cubnna them
selves there II now outHpoken, respect
able and strong demand Tor annexation
10 the Omitted states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Reports from washington, apparently
on the authority Of Senator Davis
Chairman n the foreign affnirs commit
tee, that Congress at The coming sor-
sion viii connne ita lirhors 90 provld-
lng 70 territorial form - government for
Porto Rico and Hawaii, leaving the
cuban and the Philippine question open
to be decided by the Congress- which b.
tn be elected next year. This viii
bring the matter directly before the
people Ia the COMING national cam
palgn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The troops ~ the United states IN
Cuba and Porto Rico should have the
best khaki clothing that ~ obtalnahlc.
II should be fast color, durable and
neatly made. The government has
evidently been cheated IN the uniforms
already furnished FOR tho glrriHons In
those Islands. The hardshlps Tint must
be- endured In the becoming acclimnted
should be mitlgntCd 90 Tar M possible
hy rnlmcnt that ia perfectly afnI tod TO
secure the highest degree of comfort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Admiral Dewey has decided 90 kcvp
away from public receptions Tor some
time. No. his physicians say that The ok
hnustlng demanda at these social func-
tons are the cause OF hia health being
affected seriously. Some ot the munici-
pailuca who have been arranging for
Dewey receptions win have TO postpone
them. since the matter Of killing the
distinguished admiral BY that manner
VI kindness H. now summnrliy checked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Prosperity Il charged with having
caused serious condition u Affairs In
Chicago Several o. the great railroads
terminating In that city are practically
blockadcd with huslnoas. they can't get
either cars enough or men enough 10
handle the tranic. The prosperity u
the summer In this city seems 10 have
had the same eject on our street car
service. Along some NJ the lines the
patrons complain that hardly a car has
been on time since the Conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

II am confident that n We would
Withdraw our army nov, Aguinnllo
could not hold himself In power With
out carrying on wnftnre against otuel
warfare and turmoil Tor years, OF
oourae. there would be- loutlng % cities
and nolzinr and destruction ~ property
and the business people and property
holders would apply 10 HImc strong Fov-
eminent 20 restore order. For us 60
withdraw our army now would be- crlin-
inai. and Tor such an action We would
b. nrrnigned and denounced BY the
civilized nations NJ the earth"
hut some patriots cannot sec that We
have any responsibility beyond our
own boundaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

iug Canadian troops Go the Trnnsvaai
has departed from the usual course %
Legislators. who generally stay IN ofiicc
and prod the ruling party for ita meth
DDS. Hut perhaps tho gentleman was
in too small minority
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The accident 10 the challenger seems
10 point for yacht builders and mana
gers the lesson that the effort TO secure
speed ut the sacrifice ~ aeaworthiness
and strength has reached the limit II
the modern racing machine n being
perfected 20 80 nno point that u
needs especial weather conditions anu
the most delicate treatment In order
60 get home without The loss of some
OF im apnrH the time has come Tor a
reaction toward more Heaworthy II less
annnlN. mulnla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

There BE- nothing humiilatng about
the shamrock defeat IN the yacht
races. She 10 % splendid boat. AMI the
conduct Of tho races wua fair and gcn-
ucmauiy The Columbia Won because
% helhf better vessel Tor fast sail.
lnE. and In this respect has confirmed
the fame of Mr iierrcshou as the
greatest Of the worlds yacht doslgueu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

II Is said that Gen. Butler viii make
short SHIFT with German volunteers
found among the Boer forces. II Ger
mans should BE- treated otherwise than
according 10 civilized rules Of warfare,
the complication to follow might be OF
q serious character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Mrp MARY Baker q Eddy the found
~ Of Christian science. and the defend
ant In peculiar libel suit. IL about
eighty years old She Ia said TO view
the attacks upon her with great CONF
posurc and with keen appreciation Of
the value ~ publicity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
TnE TWO YACHTS.


San Francisco Chronicle
After the reports ~ tho hrat yacht
race came In there wasn't 80 murh
heard about the superior Erumaurhip
of tho ShamrOck'a crew, Ia TACT u
looked na though Captain Barr had Do
lihorately fooled an the cNperta ON the
other days by making no effort to got
speed out OF his men. Certainly his
mastery handling OF tho Columbia ana
mo Am of his crew put the shamrock
out OF the race very early Ia the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The policy OF Designer Herreshon
and Mr.. lsclin Ia keeping the Colum-
BIAS sails within the limits Of reason,
ana depending upon the yachts lines
rather than upon brute force, n IN hap
py contrast with the judgment OF those
who would rig their yachts with cub-
webs. and provide goaaamer sails and
rcod-llkc aparH for racing during Gains,
when Nagrant tsphyrs furnish tho mo-
tive power The fate VI the Shamrock
10 deserved. but nevertheless an Amer
leans VIII regret the accident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

ties and In seamnnshlp. they are quite
capable % the generous wish that the
gallant owner 81 her iifiiish rival had
not been subjected 20 The modification
OF being 30 badly whipped,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The London war onice got scoop"
on tho newspapers In giving out tho
nows of tho battle at Glencoe ycster-
day. The censorship Is bigger thing
In British hands than Il ever was on
this side of the Atlantic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

a Few years aFo everything was
cheap but money Now. however the
comparatively low rate u Interest on
money Is ono pointer IN the reversing
% the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The razor.tongued orator win soon
cut q wide cash Ia the political cam-
paiHn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

n "a good honey crop the following
season depends upon autumn manage
mont nH the old saying o., II H. hoped
Utah viii mako "a better record for 1900
than the honey yiold for 1898 has
shown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Denver papers refer TO the street cars
thcre NJ pneumonia WAGONS. bccauso
they are % c0id. The tmmway COM
pany seems TO b. getting Il warm
enough. 90 Tar as the newspapers can
Hu %