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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER. b9H
LEAD. $50
CASTING COPPER. 1919 a ID
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. April io,-A heavy selling
movement was developed at the opening
In which all the specialties lost heavily.
Losses In the railway Hat were gem
orally slight Liberal purchases OF tho
Vanderbilt stocks checked the move
mcnt In other quarters and prices
quickly rebOundod strongly.
The upturn was accelerated by pur-
chnsea by shorts, who were appre-
henslve Of the movement In the Wander
bllt issues.
There was 20 impairment Of the early
show Of strength In the second hour
but the Inquiry was very light and
changes were trivial.
MONEY.
New York. April io.--Money on call
steady . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3S1iA per
cent
Sterling exchange. easier with actual
business In bankers bills at i.SbA ga. SO
for demand and Mt t,siladA for 60
days, posted rates, t,singi 80 and 4.sIi
commercial bills. 4.Ss9Ii.s5,
silver certificates. COZ.
Bar silver. ON.
Mexican dollars, iI%.
Government bonds weak; new 3s
iO0i.; now A. reg. and coupon, l29A
~, ll2ia coupons. li2A; ends, gyh; 5s
reg. and coupon, il3.
SUGAR.
New York. April iO.-sugar--Raw,
strong; fair refining, 4; centrlfugal, p6
test. "a; molansea sugar. 3s; refined
strong and activs, eruahed, b%i gran
v.,esA ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

ore VIII be opened VI In a very short
time
]. w. Nelii of the Taylor and Brtinton
Sanpiing works. has been appointed
manager for the United States Mining
company. owning the Old Jordan. old
Tcieeraph and Nicaragua mines at
bingham.
The Cleveland Mining company has
elected william Harkcr. president. Is.
NJ, Harmon. vice president. ". y. MIL
Ter. treasurer and y. u. Lewis. secre-
tnry. These with Henry Harker make
up the company's directory.
The board Of directors OF the Hol-
land Gold Mining company. OF which
Hon. Frank =. Cannon IL president.
hel ia meeting NJ the company'r offices
nus morning According TO reports Of
the superintendent the property IN the
told Mountain district IL showing up
very alphabetically. Come good news
Ia expected soon from the mine.
The Chicago Mining company was In
cofporatcd yesterday with capital
stock ~ s2s.0o0 In i0.ccnt shares. J.
v. shettie OF Nashville cal: l.. NJ.
Flyers, y. A. Snkuth and W \. nyers 81
Salt Lake city are the incorpomtors.
'. v. Hhettlc II president and W. A.
Flyers secretary ana treasurer, The
elaine are the Rip Van Wrinkle Nos.
and IN nig Canyon mining district.
Eldorado county. Cal.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Ncbo
HruwnstOne company have been nlcd
with the county clerk. The capital stock
" 10000 In ie-rent shares. and the COM
pany'H purpose IL 10 carry ON the huri.
ncHs ~ puartying. Theodore nurback
IL president; Adcliert Cazier. Vlcc-pres-
ident. and :. r Pearson, secretary and
treasurer. The other directors are r.
". ~. Parks and n. y Kerr. The conn
pany owns the Nebo iifownHtone quar-
~ and the Ncbo HruwnHtunc quarry
extension. consisting of forty acres In
Andrews canyon. Juab county.
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A splendid showing Is reported In the
~. Louis group at Tintic.
The Juab County Republican says
n good strike Is reported IN the Ivanhoe
at Diamond.
George u. Airs. secretary Of the
Northern Light, has Just returned from
trip TO California.
Reports from the Highland Copper
mine OF bingham. are 10 the eject that
the showing Is Improving with depth.
A. l.. Morris has lust completed an
inspection OF the cedar Valley mine.
some few miles out from Mercur
A block ofi. $50 shares'of Dalton and
Lark stock was sold after the call this
morning at iOs 10 iOh cents a share,
~. V. Lc sleur. manager OF the Cop
per Globe Mining company. ~ reported
10 have made his first shipment Of ore
from the company's mines In Emery
county,
A controlling Interest In tho High
land hoy mine AT bingham. has passed
into the hands NJ the Standard on SYM
dlcate Of Boston, the trannactlon
amounting to sG,0oo00o.
George w. Ely, secretary OF the New
York stock Exchange. N visiting Salt
Lake, accompanied by his wife The
gentleman believes Utah mines have a
great future before them.
A letter 10 G. u. burst from the SUI
porior mine AZ Tlntlc, states that 4
force Of men has been put TO work, and
that II Is expected a good showing "
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INTERESTING FIND OF GOLD.

one OF the most interesting of all
coiorndo'H missing trcnnurc-troveH IN
that for which systematic search has
been quite recently going on In the
nelghborhood OF the dividing line be-
tween lloutt and Grand counties, IN
the western part OF the State. In the
summer OF 1896 n party went into the
Gore Mountains on hunting trip.
making their headquarters In n valley
about eight miles from the little town
OF Toponnn. one of the number shot
n deer one morning. md. following
after the animal IN the hope Of getting
another shot. pushed on until reused
20 the fact that he had become lost
In the wilderness. In his wandering
In search OF camp he CHANGED upon
an outcroppinE OF rock that struck him
az 30 peculiar that he broke on few
bits Ia keep IN curioe. AZ the time
no thought was In his mind that this
could be anything OF value. but some
time later he happened TO show the
specimens TO n friend In Denver. one
experienced IN ores. who told him that
the md was nothing else than rich
rusty gold, while un assay revealed
the fact that the queer. gingerbread
looking stun was worth no less than
seventeen thousand dollars per ton.
Hurrying back TO Toponn-, the young
man undertook 60 make his way again
TO the wonderful md. but he had taken
little note 81 his direction In following
the deer. while he could only gauge
the distance BY his capacity for walk
ing. He felt sure that he must recog-
nixe the neighborhood could he once
reach Il: but the Gore Mountains are
made up OF the Widest and toughest
country, much Of II almost innccessi-
bile. and even though he engaged ex-
perienccd projectors to assist In the
search. his efforts came 10 nothing
Mary T.. stickncy. In April Lippin-
safffa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

u. i.undecn. owner OF the Lundecn
group Of claims nt Dusway. n IN from
that section arranging for a patent.
lie reports the mine In excellent shape.
with phowing OF ore averaging $40
per ton In gold, silver and lead. The
vein. he says. " Ave TO nine feet Wide
and assays 1890 In gold. tGis ounces sill
Yer and 35ls per cent lead. the ore being
In n auartzitc and porphyritio forma-
ton. Mr.. Lundoon has four claims. the
pennhnt. bryan No. 1, Free Coinage
and Lcadville No. 1, all OF which are
In good condition. A soon ~ his pa
tents arr perfected. he proposes To
commence shipping. as he has plenty OF
ore now ready for market.
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Mark Reached Today by the Silver
King Of Park City.
STRIKE IN THE FOUR ACES.
The Washington shipping ore Lnn-
deem Group NJ MIDWAY iriscci-
Iancous v1tning Items.

with a distribution Of $4,000. passed
to stockholders today. the Silver King
reaches u total Of s2oco,o 90. all o. which
has been paid Mt monthly Intervals with
the regularity 81 ciock-work The big
mine IL still In active operation with
vast ore bodies blocked out ready for
milling. while reports from the proper
~ Indicate that the new mill will get
Ia work next week. and thus place the
company In a position to continue div
idcnds indefinitely.
The Grand Central paid It, dividend
today In the sum OF 1890. AZ q
dividend payer this milne is but u
youngrtcr. It's total 20 date being $3.50.
$50. but that II IL one OF the healthleat
children In utah's big list Of producers.
h 10 generally conceded ~ to be- utter.
~ beyond question. It, ore reserves
nrc almost unlimited. while the class
OF mineral produced, makes II what
IL generally pronounced ono of the big.
gcat mines In this wcstpfn country.
The swansea. another good mine.
made Its usual payment Of tiO00 today.
this swelling its total 60 tijd.SpQ, while
II was expected that this afternoon the
bullion. Heck would meet and post "a
dividend Of $4,000. this 10 be- paid I'VE
days later when the Centennial. Eur.
cka viii make n distribution ~ tis,0oo.
II IN not likely that the Mcrcur WIN
pay this month. no meeting haying
been held thus far. Manager John bern
has not yet returned from the mine.
80 that no allclai Information II forth.
coming. although II II generally be
iicycd the company VIII be able to
make ''hnnd-out' a month hence.
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DAYS Record was SLIPS Shares
for the Sum Of Sl3,l00.54.
PRICES DECLINED A LITTLE,
nat Not saaseicns 20 InIure the Com
dItson Of the varket-ssies
Of the Day.

business on the exchanges today was
rather light. the whole amounting to
hu, bi.ig5 shares. for which buyers paid
the sum OF .ia.i0o.5i. OF this the old
board contributed 2o.s2b shares Tor sii.-
,,o.whlle the new exchange made trans
fcrs tcachlnr ?c.soo shares for ,i.i7o.5i.
stocis generally had u downward ten
dency. the declines. however. Beinr Of
a minor character. and not calculated
10 niufc TO any extent the condition
Of the local market.
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rhe wa.hlnr,en shlrplnr ore.

That the Washington mine at Frisco
II In most excellent condition. 4 the
assurance given tho News" today b.
Sir. NJ. &. Morris. who. In company with
Manager Farnnworth. returned from
the property yesterday. Mr.. Morris Says
the lower workings present n splendid
appearance, the miners being In high
grade ore. a shipment OF which II now
on the road. together with several ears
from the Horn silver. The gcntle-
man confirms all previous reports COM
corning the new producer and intimaten
that II VIII not be n great while until
II IL making regular shipments and
having dINldends.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James y.
Talmanc. an account OF IT, origin. With
evidences ~ ~ genuineneHH and an.
th.nticity. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR.
TnlmnRe'H book "Th" Articles Of
Faith" but rrc presented In separate
form for the use 81 investigators and
students. Price ioc. For sale by the
psserct News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

Two teet Of uirh-Orade Gsiena Eneoun-
tered on the 10O-t.sseI.

Samples received In this city satur.
day from tho -Four Aces, show that that
property has In u the elements of "a
big mine. The ore referred TO. OF which
there II two feet, II "a cube galena from
the s0O-foot level. and while II has not
been asaayed. looks az though II would
run very high In silver and lead. II was
encountrcd In cfOaacut from the
shaft and IN similar TO that showing
ON the G30-foot level. although much
richer. Its discovery demonstrates ons
thing--that the vein IN there and that
II continues for hundreds ~ feet. Men
who have examined the mine recently
are unequlvocal In their expressions
concerning Its future Two cars Of orc
from the old workings were to have
been shipped today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10
NORTHERN LIGnr ACTIVE.

Utah Hoard Goes After This security
stock Transactions.
Northern Light WIS hriskly dealt In
on the Utah EXCHANGE today. the stock
selling at figures ranging between ct
and Is cents Midnight Bowers was
also n feature Of the call, while Anter
was taken at 2is and "a. and Lower
Mammoth sold ut 10 and ION. a sale
OF Oriental at 30 cent? was called on,
as the seller had no possible means %
securing the stock. the buyer having fuli
and absolute possession. on the whole,
the call was quiet and the sales reached
a total OF go,so0 shares, which had "a
value Of ti.i10.5i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

give me n liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said u genius. Tho
druggist handed him a bottle 81 De
Wits Little Early ftiaerH. the famous
little pills. y. G. fchramm, MCCORMICK
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population Of thu Western
States and Territories should patrnnixe
the Semi. Weekly News" Its circula-
tlon books are open 10 all advertisers.
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MEANS Mucm ron DINE.
Little dem Make. n sample sh,pment OF
Copper ORE.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws.l
~. George. April iO.-samuol l..
Adams Jr.. Hhippsd thirteen loads of
fine copper ore To Milford today Ia
be sent to market M a sample ship
mcnt OF copper from the lAttle dem.
n viii ~ over nifty per cent. Ills teams
will bring back machinery which VIII
be- placed In the canyon below the mine
and ameltrr viii soon b. erected. The
rise In copper rNeans much TO Dixie, ~
her copper mines are tho finest In the
west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

nay city, Mich. April io.-The con-
solidated Street Railway Co, started
four street cars today under guard OF
deputy aherlfs. a crowd attacked a
car In West Bay city. pulled the crew
on and drove them away. Another
taken TO the harm. Otherwise the strike
situation In unchanged. but the crowd
In this city IL assuming a threatening
attitude. The cars are carrying no pas
senHers and the bussea operated by the
strikers are only moderately occupied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10
E|eQ0nI Su|phN[ Turkish Both

Ana Treatment Rooms IN charge OF q
Competent Physician, who will dlaEnoss
and prescribe fpf patients needing med.
teal aid ~ you have catnrrh, Dyapep-
ala, rheumatism, Nervous Troubles o.
Kidney DlHpafe come aid be cured.
Any Kind ~ bath you want, Massage
fot both sexes Swimming lessons for
ladies b. the uatTun.
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nuLLfos.BHck DIVIDEND.
Director. Post One Of 10 c.s,. . share or
siosot.

A. a meeting OF lie BnAlor-Bcck d.
rcctors. held late thir Afternoon, the
regular monthly cteidend OF ~ cents a
share or $4,000 WA nosted. payable on
q, The ,. ,s,h lef'. -kS ~ rlyS .ai'l,'i
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
PRODUCE.

San Francisco. April io--whcnt.
steady May. ,i.Oe; Dec. ii.iois. cash,
u.05iA.
Iiariey-stendy; Dec, ssM; new.
sat-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-10

- CURRENT 1Ial TABLE.
LEAVE SALT Ian. titsi
No. s-Ior Provo. ofand juno.
No s-ior Prpve,. dtand June
lion and all points kest. = ~ -
No s-re' M l,insnAI i.l I'M; ana ana
No. s-For EuisEs. i'ayron. Pro-
70, and all Intermediate
No . Sr U,rsdriR aad 'issMs.,......isS 2 m m
NS os osgs sn' i 1ss Mediate on
points aud West. :, -: aop N
isfmcdate points % e. Ia m
AIRLINE ~AIt LAtNI titNi
No, i-rrons bingham. ,rreye.
Grand Junction and the
~ ipngiion. sni ihs yasi, -, 10 70 y IN
NO S-lrem rtoye, hinsnami
ana intermediate points. = o ~
No s-lrom Eureka, faynon
Provo and intermediate
No. Yum ogden srS ';hs. va"
No. Yen ''1fi;asni' and The I'D a I"
Ma. ,o-f,sm ogden s;ui' ihieifiiiS;s;:: nrm
"" " dlsis points :. ,.,,,,,.,.,t.. SOP "a
rrck li'P'G oSSie S1!a'' 10 vs., s.essas
South street uostofiiee corner.
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l. a. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
ny. Dooly Hlock
n. D, NEsLaN. Travelling Pass. and
Freighl Agent
W. v. MMILLAS. Gen. Agt.
ia q. w. Temple ST.. Salt Lake city.
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"
Stylish JeWeIry.
n

Flexible Gold fan chain. set with
crystals. pearls. ;urqu1iss or ams.
thyEis, arc now an Indispensable adj
1uuci II the summer girls costume
Safety. bar and circular pins Tor
~. hair, set with precious stones.
are the act In the witch lock" pms
10 take popular fancy
This summer. in the wake ~ tho
rage FOR purple. anethysfs. both real
and imitation. have simply bounded
into favor. cut In All manner ~
odd shapes. they now appear u
everything In the iewelry line thar
the summer girl wears.
For the athletic Eirl golf pin of
silver or gold iH the fnvoritr belt ~
placket pin. oh Madame ia Mode.
low nckle' ono pin for the plaok.
IT is al that is de riguer now The
sets - three cratwhlle an fashion
able have been 80 run into the
ground and rheaply Initiated that
they are vulgar.
Jade bangles. mounted IN sterling
silver. are strikingiy handsome In
uovation IN bracelets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
SAYS THERE is
GOLD AT NOME

~ = James. 81 Pierce county.
returned from Cape Nome on the
steamer Alliance and il registered
~ the stevens hotel There is gold
ia the district he said g. a star re-
porter. but thn whole country -
taken up The mines - tfc district
have hardly been Developed yet. hut
when they are Houe - them will nay
handsomely In no case has bod
rock been reached
John X. lawson. u san Fra nclarn.
cnrrpburatei Mr James statement
4rha country has good deal %
gold. he said but everything t.
tied w owing 10 tho litigation over
claim jumping No court has been
hetd yet 10 s~ffie disputes some ~
The claims on Snow Guleh are being
worked and know fnr a fart that
good deal % sold la being taken
out But what's the use ~ FoinR W
there The whole country Is taken
up and the mines can only ~ worked
la the Humfffar
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GENTRYS DOG
AND PONY SHOW

H q Gentry. assisted by his
dogs. ponies ana monkeys. Viil ap-
pear under larEe waterproof tent
at Second and Battery streets four
days next week. Performance VIII
be given each night az sls. and IN.
matInees daily At ? 20 =. m.
Prof. Gentry has always been a
great fav0rite in Seattle. not only
with the little ones. who especially
delight IN performance u this char
acter. but with adults who can visit
the Gentry exhibit with both pleas
ure and profit Aside from ~ highly
amusing features. the student ~
animal history can find much 90
marvel nt tn tho strange and seem
inRly impossible acts uf these re-
markedly trained animals.
Since last seen here the show has
been greatly enlarged. and uow the
company consists ~ l2l dogs. ID
ponies. q monkeys also two small
elephants only g Inches and 6 inch
es high. Il has also been improved
in every particular. the acts are all
new and up-to-date. the old fella
have been carefully eliminated. and
the program this season lH all bright
and fresh
one % the new feata ia small
sky terrier dog called Rags. climb
ing small ladder 70 The dome ~ the
tent. diving head foremost into a
net many feet below Gt .a an ak
hibiti1n ~ courage seldom found IN
a dumb brute. and one that b. always
appiauded to an echo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
CROPS DAMAGED
BY THE RAIN
Tho Wheat Crop Suffers Con
siderable Damage.

wALLA WALLA5 wash Aug ~
More damage has been dome Ia ths
wheat crop by thu recent rains than
wan caused by The hot winds befar'
harvest over an inch Of rain has
fallen during the last week. and the
outlook Is not favorable for harvest
ms. Considerable damage has breu
done 20 standing sraln hy bleaching
aud much that has hcen stacked up.
II la feared. IL water soaked How
ever. u the sky were a. eietr aad
huEht weather continue tof a frw
weeks thu damage would not be
general sornr believe the ruin iz
fnrrrunurr - wet season Mem
cries Of the season % 1888. when over
half the crop Of the valley Waa re-
tured from NJ "a chicken feed. pr
rutte1 In the stack. OF ablprgd To-
seaport where IL could scarcely hr
sold Tor enough a. pay freight cheers
ca are ton fresh in the uiuIa of the
farmers C. permit them e. sleep
svectiy white the rain D. pattefiuE
uu the roof The grain grove Iu az
a sreater disadNantaee this year. Ia
that the harvest season Is later and
the rain iu earlier than IL was Ia
issa
The weather cleared yesterday. and
thrrHhiug was general resumed. but
today the barometer 10 failing and
more rain IL threatened Tho DAM
age already dome IL wheat r. various.
y estimated. according o. locality.
at from 10 u 90 prf cent
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ADVANCE IN
MEAT PRICES

NEW YORK. Aus ts~The retail
meat dealers In Greater SsW YORK
are preparing 70 advance prices from
? 70 7 cents a pound On all meats
They contend that unless they do go
many Of them viii be forced to the
wall. They explain that the present
prices are little above the wholesale
cost. ~ that. with their rent and the
fact that meat loses weight through
transportation whereby the number
Of pounds the retailers buy Is great
er than the number they sell-nauy
narke; men In New York are con-
Quoting business al loss.
At a meeting ~ the Retail Butch
srs' Association q vas determined 10
take action Ia the matter. and res
oiuti0n was drafted recon n1sudinR
that prices BE- advanced Tor an lude-
finite time. This resolution viii b. IN
troduced at the next regular meet
ms % the association on August -
II Is generally believed that II viii
be adopted by an Overwhelmingly
large vote.
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ACCIDENT TO A
SEATTLE MAN

PORTLAND. ore. Aug Is DAM
" Bass. an attorney ~ seattle. fs
confined IN st. Vlnccnrs hospital.
suit - an accident which he saa-
tained near Baker CITY on tie ath
Inst. Mr. sass WIS travelling hy
stage 10 Baker city. and lu getting
out, ne fcll 10 tbs ground. his leg
being fractured between tho knee
and the ankle. lie ls now resting
comfortably, and viii be able t. be
about IN a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
ROSS DID NOT
PAY ALIMONY

Late Yesterday afternoon judge
Moore issued warrant f1r fa- ar
rest ~ Albert ' Ross on a com
pinint made BY Emma Huas from
81 HON ~ Vas recently divorced tn
charge against him was refusing 81
obey the order ~ the court To- regard
90 the payment - atimeuy Deputy
sheriff LsVlaee vas unable ta nui
the accused and II is claimed thaf
he had made preparations o. leave
for san Francisco
Wien Acting Judge W Y HIue-
hArf granted the divorce. he ordered
Ross 10 pay Mrs. Ross 10 aIim1ns
until their daughter vas ~ years
old. after that he VAS 10 pas $40 a
month Mrs Ross claims that h.
has not complied with ia" orders ~
IN. court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18
OBSERVATIONS.

First woman learns how 10 for
give. then to love
What puzzles man most II how
q woman In breakfast gown seems
- be dressed and yet not 20 he.
After woman has thoroughly
conquered g man she begins % en-
courage him o. free himself and con-
Qufr her
\ woman De- young 49, long az she
can attract mon. q man 10 old when
young girls let him kiss them good
by
II man wora aH bold and brave rs
hiss wife thinks he ia. he would be
shot for a deHper4dp the FIRST time he
left his doorstep New York Press.
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TINE NEGRO WORLD. ;

II " Grimm a young ealared
journalist formerly editor 81 the
Western sun. Of this city. has lssusd
the prospectus - a uee weekly r. b..
issu.d. know rs as thc Nvrra World t
Nj Grimm ls very capable Young
man. ana VII no doubt. prove uue
tcssful IN his neW line