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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19
Iro BE Continued
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainlield. Ill,
makes the statement that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her Her druggist suggested
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its
use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well. now does her
own homework and is as well as She
ever was. Free trial bottles of this
great discovery at Benefits drug
store Large bottles soc and 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

ana motioned me to close the door.
Six bells had just struck. and all the
passengers were below, so we were not
likely to be disturbed lie asked me
where had seen the padre last.
I'm the saloon, drinking rum and wa
ter Why?"
you havcn'tnotieed him around the
after deck this evening, have you?"
''No. not once"
Eve had patent log towing astern
since eight bells, and I'm in hopes that
no one has seen it. Here's where we
were at noon pointing 10 n penciled
cross on the chart), "and we've been
running twelve knots ever since. Now,
Findlay fixes the Santa Rosa at
about twelve-thirty moth. by hun-
bred and forty-four, fifteen cas-. And
IL is laid down here a mile or two each
side Of that The wind has been so
light thatwe won't have to figure much
ON leeway, and we've held her rig 1T on
the point Of cas-, quarter moth, all
d<y; so taat she ought to make the
shoal some time i'll the morning watch,
say. six bells, or be core. 9iaz figured.
this afternoon, thai | IS watch would be
on deck before we struc0 he position.
and told the paC e il would be around
breakfast time. RE- no one sees that
log. he isn't likely 10 change his mind.
Vow. If by any lucky chance we do find
bottom there. III want your assist
ane and youn have to keep your wits
ABOUT you. Watch my actions closely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

When | order the quartefmaster to
steer for Guajan, go below as quickly
- You can and make Your Way aft. on
The lower deck. TO cable lockers at the
stern. Take the new log. in this box
here, and pay It out through the bitt
port. say about 80 fathom. being
mighty careful YOU don't foul the
screw with it. You'll find a cross
brace or angle iron. down there, that
Mae fixed athwart the port to fasten
the register on. lisa tatfrail log-not
like the one I've got astern now; you've
got to haul that one in TO read IL.
'rau't likely that anyonell notice the
line hut you'll have 10 haul il in when
we get abreast Of CocoS reef. SOS the
men won't notice it when they go be-
low to clear away the cable at Apra.~
Before turning in. he took the log
from its box and showed me exactly
how ii worked, making ne repeat the
instructions until he felt sure I
wouldn't botch the experiment. In fact.
my mind was So fun of il all that |
slept badly. and dressed before sun
rise Halstead was as anxious as my
self. bur he had his nerves under per-
feet control and reserved his energies
until they were needed. DiaZ. though
confident we would not reach the reef
I before breakfast. had turned cut at
I five bells and was searching the hori-
ron with his glass. on the bridge.
Moreno taking an occasional squirt
also. At about half-past SIX the cap
tain sang ont TO him:
"Guess you'd better let one Of the
! quartermasterS get the lead ready,
/ Moreno"
Isl, senior. DO You think We are near
the posicion?
Very close TO il, now. Mr.. McPher-
son SAYS we've been making - knots
through the night. just figure it Up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

IS the safest aud surest remedy iot all the
uefsistent aggTavatiug. wasting diseases
af the throat. bronchial tubes aud lungs
that come in advance al consumption.
With II the sufferer can face about the other
,vav and mount upwagd on the steps of
health IL is a tonic and creates hunger
II is an aid 10 digestion. and helps the weak
stomach To do It's work property. II brings
about the proper assimilation OF food, and
Thus makes the blood putc A. the pure
blood courses through the VEINS all tue
microbes and impurities disappear, and
with them the diseases which they cause
Don't take substitutes when the dealer
offers them. Substitutes for Or. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery arc not 70 be
depended upon. They may contain alcohol
or Iporphiuc. Golden Medical Discovery
contains neither. IL Is a temperance rem
adv. and creates no desire for strong dunk
or narcotics.
farrh of the head - saws Chas. 7. stone. Esq, q
NUt5itfor1 Chester Co. IA. Z" 10 finally developed
into a very disagreebie aud hacking cough, with
soreness and fAiiness OF the chest noetors here
pronounced IL bronchitis, I tired several doc
ING any benefit whatever. then wrote DR.. X. "
pierce in reference 70 ny case. The hrst bottle
of his Golden Medical DiscoIefN' stopped the
eourh ] used several bottles with Dr. sage
g,atsrrh Remedy, and have since had no syrnp
1ems Of q return Of the eongh'
Nearly everybody Is more CT less constf
tted. and thus subject 20 the endless
( lin Of troubles that stubborn bowels
scau~s. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cur
scouetipation and bitiousuesa quickly
without gripping.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

many years since we saw each other
last. We We're scarcely more than boys
then; yet, to the best of my recollec-
ton. you were always square in every
thing you did. I'm not worrying for
an instant over your taking advantage
of Mac and me in this deal. But I am
afraid that you may be inclined to take
unnecessary risks in putting it
through. Now, whatever happens,
don't We want that money, and we
want it badly, but we'd both rather
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19
Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid of the disease: on the
other hand. has condition will grow
steadily worse :. ;. ). is the only cure
for this terrible affection, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system.
was afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
best doctors did ne no good. tanugh | took
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

The next step below bronchitis is con-
sumption. 1t IS near the bottom on the
down grade hill OF disease. The symptoms
of bronchitis are tightness in the chest
difficult breathing, soreness daftiug, sharp,
or dun and heavy pain, or a prickiy dis
tressing sensation, accompanied usually by
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

their treatment faith
fully. IN fact. l seemed
TO get worse a II tn e
while. l took al IN oS {
every So-called blood
remedy, but they didnos
seem t. reach the dis
ease. and had no effect
whatever. l W 8 $ dis
hearteued. forit seemed
that would never be
cured. At the advice OF
a friend I then took
:. :. :. and began totm.
~arrssrA aa.seHFrsFsaA the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-01-19

medicine, and &c cured me completely. build
ing up my health and increasing my appetite
Although this was ten years Sgo. have never
yet had sign Of the disease 70 return.
W. K. NEWMAN.
stanton, Va.
1t is like self-destruction 70 continue
20 take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro-
ducing a stiffness and swelling of the
joints, causing the hair TO fall out, and
completely wrecking the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Gallant Montana ohioer sureumbs TO iiis
waund-oen. Noung's Advance.
Washington, oct l.-A cablegram
from General OTIS 20 the war depart
men announces the death today OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
WOMAN WHO KNOWS FACTS
Mrs. corinne Brown Has Passed Much Tine
In Utah.
Understands that the Twaddie About
DEMONSTRATING Poiygamy l. False
hood speaks OF Roberts.

Chicago. Oct, si.-"The politicians arc
utlng HELEN GuuldH money TO awaken
sentimental twuidlc lgulust couBr,as-
mau-rleCt Roberts ~ lWh," said MrH,
Corlnuc brown % the Woodlawu Woo
mans club. aud chairman OF the uutluu-
40 Industrial committee OF tho General
Federation ~ Wumvu's clubs today.
EVERY womau's club IN Chicago has
received petition from the National
Anti -pulyEamg league, calling Tor slga
natures and declaring the Roberts ease
90 hU tho most serious attack on the
bias been made 90 q quarter OF Gene
fury"
AZ the meeting OF the woollawn wo-
mans club Mir. Brown was up with
her protest and refused 60 add her nnmo
90 those of her club sisters, She said
"rhis ~ precious paper. hllrd with
nutl-Robcrta gossip, DO you think II has
been prepared since Helen Gould took
htr stand against ituhprtH9 I believe 10
was in rhnpo long ago ana only waiting
Tor her $4,000 donation 10 spread ID
broadcast over the country grant she
D. a superior woman but the women ~
thls country are not golng into this
fuhipct logically, I tell you they are
tuadyinR 90 Helen Could"
Alrf. Brown outlined hor plea Tor
charity by saying that Congressman
elect Roberts entered into pnlyfnmy be-
fore Utah was q state. that the United
statrA accepted Utah Roberts wna
chcHcn by "Mnrmuns" us ihclr repre-
sentative az Washington. She contln-
ucd;
"Conrrrasmnn-clcct Roberts supports
his wives Dc gives hiH chlldnu a
name There b. greater cvil than this
AMONG our Congressman today. I have
pngHed much time loo Utah. have seen
many happy Mormon women. pOlNg
amy 10 "a social evil. but this is not the
way 10 destroy ~, There VIII be lu
Washlugtnn men who VIII fear Roberts.
Tor ho n fearless and he has brains"
The echo on Mrs Browns words does
not carry conviction Ia other womnna
cluha. Some have discussed the petit
lion. Others are getting ready TO do 10.
and a few do not care 10 voice any
thought Ia the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31

Captain charles French. Thrty.aixth
infantry. who was wounded in yestor-
lays nrht az Florida iilanco. Gen.
otis states death wnH the result ~ %
shock consequent upon Hmputatlon u
thc Tee below the knee. ncccritatcd By
the wound
captain Charles French vuH mus
tercd lu na nfet lieutenant VI the First
Montana volunteers. MHy d. isqs and
r1ilrd with hiH regiment Tor Manila.
July ~. isls arfIving there August g.
isas. Hn served with DIE regiment uu-
900 July %. 1883, when Do accepted The
appointment aH captain in the Thirty
sixth United HtutoH volunteer lnfln.
Try He WIS resident of gfoIt Falls,
Mont. whore his father resides
Gable ndNlcra tn tho war department
today indicate that Con. Youugr col.
umu D. steadily continuing Cos adj
vance. ln spite VI 'he unfavor1bIe cone
diunnf. 4 cablerram from Gen. otis
unyus
"NuurgH advance north and cost ~
Cnhauntunn. VIII occupy Tutuvnra and
Probably AliaEa today. objective San
Jose and Clrrurlau. wct season has
rendered roads in that vryuoH imprnCii-
cable flr wagon travel and progress
difficult"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
But the Vice President Of the Unit
ed States is Very III.
HEARTS ACTION is WEAK.
Patient IL Reported NJ slightly I'm
proved To-day No Assurance
OF tccosefy.

New York. oct 5i.-vice President
Hobart ln the opinion Of hlo phyflcian,
ia not likely 20 die today and may sur.
vlye Tor feccral dn1u. Mr Hobart. at
o'clock thIn mornlnF was siiil asleep
ana rUHtlnE quietly lu natural Hlum-
Der NOT induced by druF. Ur VIM.
llylur the family physician. fulut The
greater part " the nlght lu "a room adj
Joining The paucntH. DC sald ATT iiu-
hart'a nervous ryHtgm was wrecked uH u
rCrult NJ uVerwutk. and that bis heart
had aunrryi in The general break down.
AZ ole O'Clock this morning one 81
the servants hurrlgdly summoned Dr.
Newton. Al the Window Doe the house
were Illuminated ana ngurcs could b.
seen running from room Go room Sub
HnQuvntN Dr. Newton. responding tu u
RINK az the door bell stated that while
Mt Hobart wuF uHiuop, bic pulaH had
become 30 weak that the nurses had
become frightened and cent for the doc.
tor Later the pulse Of the patient be-.
came stronger anu fears wrtc relieved
Tor the moment During the treatment
administered. the vice president nwoke
and waa assisted To q sitting posture.
While be acomed TO understand what
was said and done near him. and ape
pgurod 60 desire Co speak uu sound
paarcd his lire Later ar Hobart was
helped 60 reclining position and
NiMNINA into AU easy NlNiUNNIa
Later. AZ Paterson n I..ut n o'clock.
the following was Issued.
Mt Hobart ut o'clock De- feeling
much refreshed. and be- has b,eu very
comfortable ever slucc. His gu'sc ia
very good ana he has taken consider
able n0uriHhmcut lie Do sitting up 40
II O'Clock and bis condition ! good.
DIR NEWTON"
AZ o. On. ATT Hobart o. Htlll rcstlng
quietly No change fur the wurfo Do
anticipated this afternoon OF this
evening Mr Hobart uwoku az N
O'Clock much fefrcHhol ANA feeling
much stronger than ychtcrdny. 1873
| pulse was stronger uud he took con.
! siderable nuurlHhmeut. Dc HIt un The
! edge of the bed, Chnttrd with Mra. 10.
/ bart aud read the papers. showing ua
/ much interest in what was r0inr ou
l about him as when wen. The doctor
said d. % mprnylnr although in Ct
| weak ard critical condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
GOD PITY THE Beers.
What an English Officer Says Of The English
Commindef, Gen. Butler.
a Description that would Tally with
One OF Gen. weyier, spain'- Yam
Gus "uutchcr'' Ia cuba.

Chicago. oct. 2i.--Major James Robert
Douglas Graham. who len ENGLAND two
weeks ago in IN this city as an officer
OF the seventeenth lnnccra. Major
Graham served ln South Africa IA tho
Zulu war and became familiar with the
Boors. lie wac q friend Of Sir W, n.
symous. He knows General Bullcr anu
esteDmd Sir Archibald Hunter. Cen.
Whlte'u chief OF stan at Labyrinth as
England coming Htrateglat in an
Interview today Major Graham Flddi
"Whon / lrft England ull military
men were forccustlnS tho n0cr war
Gen. Butler ls q man ~ the clamp OF
your Grant, FIRST OF all an aggressive
fighter. He iH dlellkcd heartily az
home. Officers under him have never
liked HIM / don't myaelf j.. iio o. 10
have free hand in Africa. hCscver he
ia not go much a atrateElst as a ham.
ner aud anvil tie cares nothing for
mons llVsg. 20 he Ealnr his point God
plty the noere " defeated In battle, and
tholr llnta become broken lie would
turn HE artillery on their retreatinS
mnfsos and order his cavalry 20 ride
through their ruut without quarter,
Personally ! would like 10 have geon q
more maEuanlmuua commander In
south Africa but his worst enemy cau-
not deny that Butler Is a tremendous
fighter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
WILL WAIT FOR CONGRESS-.
AguInaIdo Wants 10 Find Out What Americas
legiililure Decides.
Insurgents Envoy says ~ WIN Take
100000 Americans to suppress
the iusurfection.

Sew York oct gi.-A dispatch to the
World from London says
Senior Antonio Rogidor De Jurado.
who. u is believed. 10 10 act aB Aguiuai.
dos envoy for the purpose " presenting
pgaco terms 10 the authorities in
Warrington, arrived here today from
Madrid. no the world correspondent
hu declared that one of hts missions To
the American capital was 90 lay the
EfltNAucDa uf the secular priests Ia the
Philippines HFliuHt the frlnrs before tho
Wanhlnsiuu government
The funrH.' be- said. "huvv placed
themselves under the protection of Gen.
OTIS. ana are apprupfiutltg property Of
secular priesthood.
u am also asked By an influential
committee % bankers and merchants lu
Manila 10 ugg any available uppurtunl-
~ while nt Washington 30 sound your
Government ah 20 the best obtainablg
when asked the direct question
whether 90 BOT Dc was specifically nee
credited Dy Auulnllio. senior teFdur
automatically replied that Dc might
By nu accrruiicd before be started Tor
Washington. which would be in thu lat
ter part 90 NnVrmbgr
Have you noticed the dispatches too
dny stating that Aruiunld1 hud opened
communication with Cen oils from
Ihflncf was asked.
Il place 30 reliance on these reports"
was the reply "My latest private in-
formation from leading members uf the
Filipino assembly is that Aguiualdu viii
make uu move toward uUucu until be
secs what Congress Intends 60 do.
HE cpnfldera ~ a waste 90 dime 20
/ treat With Gen. otis.
IL conEtcls decides that the Philip
/ plucs arr TO have sulf.goycrnment then
I peace viii cuHuo certainly. but 10 a MILL
] tIrN Ftk Irumnuf r. drUrUal ras VIII
I continue 10 the end. u VIII take 10000
] men TO efect the conquest Of the Philip
pines, and alN hundred thousand TO
maintain order there aferwhrd
| "Anuinaldo ana the Filipino generals
/ know what Con. otis forthcoming cam.
| pulgn IL 10 be. They only smile at a..
ous VIII make no Impression on the
| country"
| situation IN Madridf"
~ talked with "a number OF Spanish
| Statesmen and Ecrorala who had had
| experience ln the Philippines. Thoy We're
| AN plcared Co pee that the United States
| had found the fubiugatiou Of the Phil
l lpplu'I 30 such an easy mntter uH had
Z boon expected. They declared 70 an im-
l possible achievement iu the manner ln
/ which the Americans were proceeding
'"fhc tllinluos have offered Co release
the spanish prisoners 10 Spain viii roc-
| ogulEn Filipino Independence but Spain.
/ while anxious tp get the roliicra freed
does NOT want to offend the United
! States"
30 you think peace ~ comlngr"
THAT depends pu Congress A qulCk
honorable settlement would be- Tar more
! advantageous 90 the United States than
this uncndlnr iucoucluHlyo war. but
] the riiiuinuH WHIP not stand military
| government. They had enough 90 that
from The sn1uiardH. ana u never auc-
| cocded"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
THESE HAVE PASSED.
Utah People Who Are Eligible for
Census Appointments.

Senator Joseph l.. Rnwllus b. In re-
cript uf the following letter from the
department Of the interior at wash
inEton.
Dear sonator-t have the honor to
inform you that the following apph-
cants. recommended by you, have been
examined 60 determine whether they
are eligible Tor appointment, and have
passed.
File No. $50. Mr. John A. Boahard,
Provo city. Utah,
File 80. esig. Air. Mark H. bsEzaut
Pleasant Grove. Utah.
File No $50. Mr Daniel a, bunuiug.
Provo rlty. Utah.
Flo No. sli6. Mr walter g., Hurd.
5Cs east Fourth South street. salt Lake
city. Utah.
T1anlued October o. 1899.
The uamcH of those applicants have
been entered upuu thH l.Hi of persons
eligible or appointment, and whru thpir
services arr required they viii De noi-
cd. iu tho order ~ your preferences, 10
report Cor duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
VISIT SUGAR FACTORIES,
salt Lakers Inspect Plants az Lehl
and SprinsN.lle.

Lchl o.. al-A number u the diroc-
tors Of the Utah Sugar factory ana "a
small party of their friends left salt
Lake az $3.50 this morning on "a RIO
Grnndu special ana made a run direct
60 Lchi who're an hour was spent ln
watching the beet crushing process ana
entrance OF the MUD into the pipe Hya-
tom which conducts % Into the Lchl
day,
The contemplated trip 60 the Saratoga
farm was abandoned on account uf the
heavy roads caused hy last uighta rain
full. The party which consists uf the
officers OF the company Governor Wells.
". q Mccormick. l.. 3. illlls. Frank %,
Carpenter and Harold Dyer, expect Go
reach Salt Lake about 4 o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
GREAT BRITAIN II
is DlSMAYED.
Whole Regiments of Her Finest Troops
Captured at Ladysnlitf, and by
Boer Farmers, Too.

White Reports the Disaster-lrs Fusieers Worcestershire
O.ment and Mounted Battery, Taken Prisoners After
u,,d Figh-Request Assistance to Bury Their Dead-den
ut,e Saws He is to Blame-Fory-two Officers Prisoners
Such Staggering BIow TO British Arms was Not Expec T.
ii -yeakcns Ladysmth Garrison 0ne-liitl-Sorrow and
excitement in England Estimating Boer Losses-Another
p,e on at Ladysmiih- White May Retreat-Brtain
r.r. Om More Troops-Gen. Butler in capetown-BOers
Confident OF Victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
GRAHAM is HELD.
Justice krocgcr Concludes That There
Is Probable Cause.

The case OF tho state Of Utah W John
g.. Graham. charged with unlawful coo
hubliatlun, came 90 a conclusion today
40 FAR aH the Justice court Do concerned.
Tho motion OF the dHfcndnutH Httur-
ncy. Judge King, 10 dismiss the ease on
had been produced boy the State, was
oyorrulcd By Justice kruyger and the
defendant WAS held TO await tho action
~ the district court in the sum Of $500
bonds.
Neither Mr.. Graham nor bio attorney
were present during the proceedings.
Those ln attendance were County At
toruoy Putnam. Assistant County At
t1rury ". A. Guntrr Chnrlcs Mostyn
owen and News" representative,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mistakes WIN Happen" begins IL
two nights engagement ut thH Ihuutpr
this evening with chaa. Dickson in the
leading role The advance sale nus been
very satisfactory, ana the indications
point 90 good houses,
vanity Falr h. scheduled Tor three
more Salt Lake performances, tomor-
row afternoon and tomorrow night II
D. "a Hklt that furnishes abundant
mIrth provoking material Tor the gnl-
lpiies and ls not unplcaaing 90 those
who slt below. Some OF the speciality
work was considerably above the aver
axe.
The sole N seats Tor Hoytu Black
Sheen. which runs ThurEday. Friday
and Saturday nights with popular
Saturday matinee, opedo at the Theator
thla morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-31
RrouLArIS0 rIn STATE
NJ. Louis Prcacher. rsii Congress what 10
do WIN rtah. nepresenIatIve.

ST. I.ouls. oct. al-rhc Evangelical
Alliance. composed OF The pastor. -, an
mously adopted revolutions protecting
ugglnrt the seating of Congressman
Roberts on utah ns follows!
whereas. brigham II. Roberts. n
confessed polyEamlst, has been elected
from Utah 90 scat IA the u. 3. Con-
gross. thcra fore be IL
"Renolved That the Evangelical Al
linucr or sd Louis, composed % repre-
spntntlvea % tho various evangelical de .
nominations. protest against hla being
coated. or lf seated. earnestly praya
that he be unacatcd nnd expelled from
that body"