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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. March H. noon.-Moncy
on call steady. NJ 2a per cont
Prime mercantile paper 80 q ~ per
cent.
sterling exchange, easier At sLs5h q
u for demand and Slsi n y for 90
days; posted rates, fiNH q N.sb and
ti.SsH ~ N.S5. commercial bills. Ms2is
~ NSi
silver certificates nomlnally teit q
soM.
liar silver. hs..
Mexican dollars. 80.
Government bonds steady Dc,
fi.O7H: new a.. reg. aud coupon. N.2s.
H. t.ii; coupon, siieit. ends. f'i1'
h reg. ana coupon. slim.
STOCKS AND noSDs.
New York. March is-Thc stock
market opened with resumption ~
Saturdays late buying movement. COM
mission house purchases being In
ilucnccd by the bank statement
The Hpcclnitlcs We're freely taken,
brooklyn Transit. sugar and Amer.
lean Steel preferred rising ] ~ ", ~.
Paul was In the wan ~ the railways,
with an Improvement ~ half per cent.
Pressure against sugar, Metropolitan
Street Hallway. Third Avenue and CON
Holidntrd Gas caused slight NeldihH
IN the general market Later there
was recovery In spots In -ympathy
with the rlsc In Tobacco tc taoih but
the market generally acted heavy.
Rnilr0ad stocks forged 20 the front
owing to an active demand for tho
southwestern group, which Huhse.
auontly extended to the standard
shares. The apcclaities continued the
chief features, Tobacco rifinR to &c.
Federal Steel was inorr active than of
late and crossed 80.
SUGAR.
New York. March ia.-surar, raw.
nrm: fair refining. . 1919; centrifugal.
% tcrt. 4 ig-asi molassca sugar , a-ig
l,efinei, firm. crushed. On, powdered.
81 graduated. ~.
COFFEE.
la-.n..-niilI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

For frost hites. burns. indulent sores.
eczema, skin disease, and especially
pies, peWitt's witch Hazel snlvo
stands nrsi and hest Look out for
dishonest people who try 20 Initiate and
counterfeit Il. rs their endorsement
OF "a good article. Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Get DeMutH Witch
Hazel RnlNc. y. g. Schramm. McCor-
nick Ruildlng. corner Main street, First
south,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

"Glve mo n liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle 81 DE
Wits Little Early l,iEcrH. the famous
little pills. 4. &. fchramm, Mccormick
building. corner Main street. First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13
TRANSFERS OF STOCKS

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Alice. 400 at 75c.
conRor, 100 at G0c,
DAILY. 800 at $3.50 200 at si.l9' 100 at
Ills
Dexter 600 at sass 100 at ss.Ss's; 100
at t2.tiM.
Dalton and Lark. $500 nt 100.
Eagle, 5000 nt ,ihc.
Four Aces. 1000 al a64c; 1900 az adi
100 AT 81; 100 at a7i4 1000 ~ dle.
GeyHer Marion. Loo nj 19c; b,O00 At
soc; 100 ut s0isc. 800 AZ Sic.
Lower Mammoth 100 al soc,
Mercur 100 at $500; 100 az 500.
Northern Light. 1000 at 6dc; 200 ~
sc; 3.iO0 az 61iac; 200 at B5Ac.
Star Consolidated. 800 at sl.l3i 200 NJ
u1sa; 1000 at sl.i0i seller thirty days
Boston De Ia Mar, 1000 al We
Joe Bowers 800 nt Ice.
Toe Bowers Extension. 1000 AZ Nc,
Omaha. 1900 at 3sci 1000 AZ 39hci
! 600 at Zoe; 1900 at i0lsci 1000 az ioci
buyer thirty days. .o
sunbeam. 800 at aac 900 ~ size; LOCO
81 90: buyer thirty days,
valeo, 100 al si.2i.
West Mountain Placer. 100 al sOc'
Total shares sold. 20, 800,
Selling value Of stocks, sls.iSd.2o.
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prNvrm Livr STOCK,

Denver. Colo. March i3.-Cayle--i,e-
oeipts, 300. Market active and firm.
al 20 u $40, stockerH. do. $4,000 SASS.
bulls aud STAYS, ss00 n $500,
HogH-R Receipts 400. Market active
and steady. Light packers. fl.bs n
$500; mixed, $500 q (3Gb; heavy, 1896
~ t2Gi.
ehnuued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

The SENT Weekly News IL the
great country paper u the intermoun.
tain region. II circulates In every city
and sottlomont IN Utah. and IN most OF
those OF Idaho, wyoming, Arizona.
yadn, Western Canada and old Mexico.
as an advertising medium II Is unex-
celied.
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population ~ tho Western
States and Territories should patrnniza
the SENT Weekly News" itH circula.
tlon books are open 10 all advertisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

HAD the Legislators In the Utah
House and senate kept themselves
clean and cool by using +. V. spriag
.ntor Tee, the Voters OF the State
would have no cause Tor complaint.
White Wagons. Tel q. y, 4, stearns.
MIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

The results Of an ovor.induigcnce In
food or drink are promptly rootincd,
without pain 0r dlacomfori, by taking
a few doses ~ liERlitNE. Price 90
cents. z. 9, ~, I, Drug Dept.
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rias. Your Plane. snd Organs rn0.d
and Regulated at u. q. Caidcr's Sons.
y. >. conway a CO..
stock brokers, 10 w. md South Tel oo''
Elmer d. Darling, stock nrohcr'
loans, . w, End South. Tel tQs'
Waterman uro,her.. stock nr"t.rs'
No. Central Dik. Phone ie-5 rings.
TAYLOR uro.. stoch urnkcr-, W. LET 50
Wire nt our expense. Tclcphphe sos
Luce a JenniuEs. stock br"kcrs'
n W. Second South 81. Teicphonc 1872
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san Francisco, March i3.-whcat In
active. May, i,ibh cash i,i3h,
BARLEY, steady; new, los; cash. i2s4.
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See Our New Display.
- MONTY eAch-a,scf isIy

II proposed to sink shaft on the prop.
erty. and In this way get Into the ore
bodies.
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SUGAR
cmrcAGo nAnKrrs

Chicago. March ia-iioFs-lleccipts.
5000. Left over. s,5s6. Market steady
In shade higher. Mixed and butchers.
4. GsHa. e9is; good heavy, s,'sHi. -;
rough heavy. 3.6sH3.Io. light. $3.50
Cattlc-R Receipts. 1000. Market i0c.
lower. Ilecycs. .ssH6.50. cows and
helfera. e.O0Gl.is; HtnckerH and feeders
.. i0di.tn.
strong: lambs. steady. sheep. 5000
i.ss. lambs, l.si1a.ei,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13
DISCOVERY ON
THE SAN RAFAEL.
Price Men Locate a Valuable Claim
in. That Section.
ORE READY FOR SHIPMENT.
ucr.ur Profits for rcbrunr, The
uinc. of stockton Wich strike
In the Dyer.

The riches Of the San Rafael In
Emery county are gradually coming
to the front and before long that scc-
ton will Doubtless furnish some u the
blg mines OF the state. The News"
correspondent at Price repotts the lat
est discovery In that locality, the same
being made by party Of Price men
and consistlns of the location ~
valuable claim carrying goid. silver
and copper. aud showing nftecn ear
loads of ore valued at 500 per car now
IN sight and ready for shipment The
claim ~ evidently q bonanza and will
be- thoroughly developed hy its discov-
crerr. n u In this a,ction Of country
that Messra. lie sicur Altman and as
rociatcs have located The Copper Globe.
proposition from which they expect
ip reap u harvest. and here also whore
considerable prospecting lH being done.
all with very satisfactory results.
Nerrur rroft. for February.
\ Mcrcur director II authority foi
the statement that last month the mine
yielded profit ~ $4,000. despite the
fact that operations wcrr 20 u Htnndatill
for nvp days owing 90 the severe
weather At present everything II said
To- be tied M IN the district IN account
~ the late storm. 80 that there " no
telling what the results win be- Tor the
month now speeding along With profits
Of $4,000 month. the Mercur mine
ought to resume dividcndn very shortly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13
LOCAL rlARKETS.

Salt Lake city, utnh. March 10, 1899,
POULTRY.
Below are wholesale buying figures
on poultry, butter. eggs and cheese. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13
There are
Gaudier Trains

than tho Chicago Special. but none
more comfortable. more reliable. or
more perfectly appointed.
on the chicago Special YOU sleep IN n
rleopIng.car. dine In u lining-car. re-
cline In a rcclining-ohalr car. and
smoke In buffet smoklng-ear.
Leaves Denver $40 .. M. Arrives
Omaha $3.50 next morning; Chicago S;i5
noxt evening Tickets at Offices OF
connecting lines.
Ticket once. sii 4. W. Temple ST.
l. A. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
ily,. Dooly Block.
II. i. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass and
Freight Agent.
W. y. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.
sii $. ". Temple ST., salt Lake city
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CLOSE:
CASH

whcat-No. : red. C9isG7ohi No, =
red. GiGsa. No. hard winter .ipt';
No northern spring. gsls, No = do
cGGCs; No. . spring, Gihsllt,
corn-No. 2. 80. No. 2. allt.
Oata-No, .. s6is; No. .. .Sh'
harley -39niL
i,yc-5.
fri,unthv--e N
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Demand
Steadily Growing

For our SO so Shoes for Men
and Women. Exclusive styles
at this price only TO be had
of US in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-13

Chicago. March ia-Mny wheat
opened at COS, fell TO COS; then adj
Vanceed 10 GeA.
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Total ...".."" ..."... ...."tii.Sio
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
STILL LOYAL TO FRANCE.

In Honfeur, France, M. Fabre, the
Canadian commissioner, attended the
ceremony of placing of tablet in hon
or of Samuel de Champlain, the navi-
gator, who was governor of the first
French settlers in Lower Canada and
who left Honfuer to found Quebec.
The tablet was placed on the north
side of the ruins of the castle and the
fort called Lieutenance. The mayor
of Honfluer, having accepted the tablet
from the committee, on behalf of the
inhabitants, M Fabre thanked him and
then paid tribute to one whom he
characterized as "the founder of Cana
d." He declared that after two CEN
turtles of separation from the French,
the Canadians still remained true
Frenchmen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
AFTER ALEXANDER'S DEATH.
A New Era Introduced by the Great
Macedonian ConQueror.

When Alexander came upon the
scene, writes Prof. Wheeler in closing
his Alexander the Great in the Cen
fury, Greece was still the old Greece,
the composite of autonomous cities and
cantons. In this form it was past the
bloom, and was ripening to seed- All
that the little communities could ac-
complish for history through living for
themselves had been accomplished.
In the miniature life of their isolated
valleys, opening to the sea, they had
developed a special system in which,
as individual achievements directly
counted, and individual responsibility
was directly assessed, personality
gathered to- itself unwonted conscious
ness of power. So it was that here
man first, as it were, discovered him.
self-flrst saw win clearness the
power and the right of the free human
soul. Man as a base-line for measur-
governing power, arose in Greece; 1t
was Greece that shaped the law of
beauty from which came the arts of
form, the law of speculative truth from
which by ordered observations came
the sciences, the law OF liberty from
which came the democratic state. This
was what the old Greece held in keep
ing for the world Alexander was the
strong wind that scattered the seed;
again, he was the willing hand of the
sower. When he planted seventy
cities of the Greek type on Oriental
soil he acted with plan and purpose.
The city was Hellenism in the con-
crete. AS a principle of social ORDER
HelIenism was Dne government of COM
munities of men located in territory,
and the source of authority was from
within; orientalism was the govern
ment of territory in which lived men,
and the source of authority was from
without. The story of Alexander has
become a story of death. He died him
self before his time With his life he
brought the Old Greece to it's end; with
his death the state he had founded.
But they all three, Alexander, Greece,
the Grand Empire, each after it's sort,
set forth, as history judges men and
things, the inner value of the saying,
Except a grain of wheat fall into the
earth and die, it abideth alone"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
A CURIOUS CONTEST.

Tampa, Fla, has curious contest
in progress. Residents Of certain sec
tons of the city want an exemption
made of their part of the city so that
COWS may Craze on the streets. Other
residents do not want this, and the
fight is a lively one, the city admins
tration being the sufferer. So many
depredations have been made recently
by COWS running at large on the
streets that the irate residents and
owners of nice lawns and flower gar
dents have organized shotgun
quarantine against the COWS, and de-
clare that they are going to murder
some of them if they are not kept
locked up.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
AUSTRIAN TELEGRAM CARDS.

Professor Emanuel Hermann has
proposed the introduction of a tele-
gram card, which will undoubtedly be
used by the Austrian postoff1ce. The
idea of Privy Councillor Hermann is
to cheaper rapid communication by a
combination letter and telegram, and
special cards to be used for the pur-
pose. These cards are to be sent at
half the price of the ordinary telegram.
They may be dropped in. letter boxes
or may be handed into postofices, pro-
vided they are duly stamped. They
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
SEALED ORDERS.

Death is a Spirit!
Those who have seen him nearest
Hold him dearest,
For the rareness of his choice
When, at his Masters voice,
He seeks, for his own call,
The bravest, best Of all.
When it seems unbetimes
That one both good and great /
Should pass the shadowy gate
Opening to stranger chimes,
Then may We feel full sure
The soul has grown SO pure
That it must needs incline
Into the vast Divine.
Death is a spirit!
We deem his pace too swift;
To our eyes,
Though we be passing wise,
1t is not given
To see across the rift
Between ourselves and Heaven!
On earth we hear a knell-
Elsewhere there peals a bell
In welcome for a guest,
New to the Wondrous Quest
Whereof no man on earth
May ever know the birth.
Only God knows, and they
Who have joined His Great Array.
Walter Herries Pollock.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16

apartment, with its superb
pictures, it's background Of flowers,
it's flood of light; the splendid dresses
and Jewels of the women, the blending
of rich colors, the nashing Of light
made it a picture never to be for
gotten.
Suddenly she saw Madame de Chan
dale smiling in her face, and by her
side was the beautiful rival who sup
planted her.
Madame Vanira," said their host
ess, permit me to make known to you
Lady Chandos, who greatly desires the
pleasure of your acquaintance"
Then the two who had crossed each
others lives so strangely looked at
each other face to face. Leone's heart
almost stood still with a great throb
of pain as she glanced steadily at the
fair, lovely face of her rival. How
often had he summed himself in those
blue eyes? how often had he kissed
those sweet lips and held those white
hands in his own? She recovered her
Lady Chandos was speaking to her.
Il am charmed to- see you, Madame
Vanira," she said; II am one of your
greatest admirers
''You are very kind, Lady Chandos, .
said Leone.
Then Lazy Marion turned to ne1
hostess.
ct should like to remain with
Madame Vanira," she said: chat is il
you will, madame?"
Leone drew aside her rich cream
colored draperies and lace. Lady
Chandos sat down by her side.
81 am so pleased to meet you," she
continued, with what was unusual ami
nation with her. II have longed to
see you of the stage"
Leone smiled in the fair face.
81 can only hope" she said, chat
you will like me as we'll OFF the stage
as you do on"
ct am sure of that" said Lady Chan
dos, with charming frankness.
She admired the beautiful and gifted
singer more than she cared to say.
She added, timidly:
"Now that have met you here,
madame, I shall hope for the pleasure
and honor of receiving you at my own
house."
She wondered why Madame vanira
drew back with a slight start; it
seemed SO strange to be asked into the
house that she believed to be her own.
81 shall be delighted" continued
Lady Chandos. 81 give ball ON We'd
nesday week; promise me that you
will come"
''I will promise you to think of it, y
she replied, and Lady Chandos laughed
bhthely.
"That means you will come" she
said, and the next moment Lord Chan
dos entered the room.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
ADDRESS TO THE ToOTHACHE.

My. curse upon thy venomed stang,
That shoote my tortured gums alang;
An through my Jugs goes mony
twang,
WI gnawing vengeance!
Tearing my nerves wi bitter pang,
Like racking engines.
When fevers burn, or ague freezes,
Rheumatics gnaw, or collie squeezes;
Our neighbours sympathy may ease us,
WI plying moan;
But thee-thou hell O. a. diseases,
Aye mocks our groan.
Adown by beard the slavers trickle;
[ throw the wee stools DER the mickle,
AS round the fire the giglets keckle
To see me lOup;
While, raving mad I wish heckle
Were in their dOup.
o. a. the numerous human dools,
Ill har'sts, daft bargains, Guilty
stools,
Orr worthy friends raked i the moods,
Sad, sight to see!
The tricks O. knaves or fash O. fools,
Thou bear'st the gree.
Robert Burns.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
LARGE SALE OF TIMBER LAND.

General Land Commissioner
Wemyss has returned to Pensacola
from Chicago, where he completed the
sale of the 5000 acres of timber
lands in the counties of Lafayette,
Jefferson, Taylor, Madison and Wa
kulla, Florida The purchaser is the
East Coast Lumber company of Wis
consin, which has a large sawmill at
Watertown, near Lake City, Fla, and
already owns about 100000 acres of
timber lands in that vicinity.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
CHAPTER XIV.
An Invitation.

They both saw him at the same
moment. Leone, with sudden paling
of her beautiful face, with a. keen
sense of sharp pain, and Lady Chan
dos with a bright, happy flush.
Here is my husband" she said
proudly, little dreaming that the beau
tiful singer had called him husband,
too.
He came toward them slowly; it
seemed to him so wonderful that these
two should be sitting side by side
the woman he loved with a passionate
his mothers influence.
There were so many people present
that it was some time before he could
get UP to them, and by that time ne
had recovered himself.
Lance" cried Lady Chandos, in a
low voice, "see how fortunate I am; |
have been introduced to Madame
Vanira."
Yes, his heart smote him again; it
seemed so cruel to deceive her when
she was so kind, so gentle; she trusted
in him so implicitly that it seemed
cruel to deceive her. She turned with
a radiant face to Leone.
''Let me introduce my husband,
Lord Chandos, to you, Madame
Vanira," she said, and they looked at
each other for one moment as though
they were paralyzed.
Then the simple, innate truth Of
Leone's disposition came uppermost.
With the most dignifed manner she
returned the bow that Lord Chandos
made.
''I have had the pleasure Of meeting
Lord Chandos before she said.
And Lady Marion looked at her hus-
band in reproachful wonder
'"And you never told me-" she said.
knowing my great admiration for
Madame Vanira, you did not tell me. :"
"Where was it, madame?" he asked,
looking at her with an air of helpless,
hopeless entreaty.
Then she bethought herself that
perhaps those few words might cause
unpleasantness between husband and
wife, and she tried to make little of
them.
''I was at the French Embassy here
in London, Lord Chandos, at the same
time you were," she said.
And Lady Marion was quite satisfied
with the explanation, which was per-
fectly true.
Then they talked for a few minutes,
at the end of which Lady Chandos was
claimed by her hostess for series of
introductions.
Lord Chandos and Leone we're left
alone.
She spoke to him quickly and in m
undertone of voice.
Lord Chandos," she said II wish
to speak to you; take me into the con-
servatory where we shall not be inter
rupted"
He obeyed in silence; they walked
through the brilliant throng of guests,
through the crowded, brilliant room,
until they reached the quiet conser-
vatory at the end.
To be Continued.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16

are picked out at once and the mes
sage, which is no longer than that IN
the ordinary telegram, is handed over
to the telegraph operator, who sends it
to it's destination. The telegram is
written on a special form and delivered
can.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16

Fire destroyed a large section of the
business portion of New Iberia, Las
Tuesday night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
THE OLDEST TOWN
IN THE UNITED STATES IS CAP
ARIA IN PORTO RICO.
PONCE DE Icons PLACE

In 1909 the Searcher for Eternal Youth
Laid the Foundations of the Now
Ruined Town-St Augustine, Fla,
Deprived Of the Old Reputa-
ton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-11
JAMES T CAMPBELL DEAD.

James T Campbell. one q Dero.t's
o.d resid41,s. dsed Al Ch5zEO. August
;. o a bronchial disease. For many
years he was associated with the lare 3
F Farrng;on in the vel rsnsm5ersd
Enoless-e Er3ce-y firm Of Harrington.
Campoel * Co. Later he was for ssT-
s-ai years p-essdsu- and manager Of
he Detroit Woodsuwars CO. For the
past shras years ne spent much o. the
DINE In Ar.zona n an unsuccessful effort
10 regain his healrh He leaves Al ds
I Canp5sl.. his widow. aid three
daughters. Mrs. Alice C. ve-nor. Mrs.
Carolyn c. Wells, o1 Chicago. and Miss
Anna Campbell
TIE shove Clipping. from q Detroit,
Nnca.. paper is HelznchOly rshlnder
q the las, series q As,ora's struggles.
which culminated in the building Of tse
A. & C aAroad Air. canDoeu WIS
associated w4sh Mn Stanton. and spent
sone tine with the LATTER gentleman IN
Astoria. negotiating with the subsidy
committee. just prior to the entry on
the scene q Bonner & Hammond. It 3
probable contract would have been