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MORE THAN THEY WANT.
London Papers Comment On thu
Yacht Races at New. York.

London, Oct. 1S.-Th6 Daily News, re-
ferring in an editorial article this morn
ing to the contest between the Sham
rock and Columbia. says;
We are getting more racing than we
want at New York just now Our cor
respondent says the Columbia had the
race well in hand when the accident to
the Shamrock happened, and that her
captain proved a superior tactician.
There was something prophetic in the
Yankee caricature of Door John Bull
toiling in vain to lift the trophy from
the ground III
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.AMmuN1TroN FoR TRANsvAAI.
GERMAN Steamer Endeavoring to
Flude British warships.

port said. Oct. 1.-THE German
steamer Kaiser. from Hamburg. is dis
eS,barlxinx at the entrance OF the Suez
canal LOCO pieces of ammunition con-
.1epea 10 the Transvaal. This step is
taken in order TO avoid seizure in the
7se6 sea by British cruisers The am
.s,linifion viii probably be embarked
for Hamburg on board the steamer
Heszog. which IS shortly expected here.
The Kaiser was shadowed by the
4$Ffflsh cruiser Thetis through the
Mediterranean The Thetis passed into
fhe canal this morning. 1t Is reported
that several German officers are on
beard the Kaiser bound for the Trans
veal
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Persisted IN BLIZZARD.
Superintendent of a Mine In Colorado
Is Missing.

Denver, Colo. Oct. ia special TO
the News from Telluride Colo. says
that Thurlow Washburn, assistant su-
perintendent of the Liberty Bell Gold
Mining company, is believed to have
persisted in last Thursdays blizzard.
He left here on that day on horse
back for the mine. about six miles dis
tant over the mountains in Ouray
county, and has not been seen since,
though his horse has, returned home
Iiderless. Parties are on the @trail
searching for some trace of him.
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SORROW IN LONDON.
Much Disappointment Expressed at
the Accident to the Shamrock.

London, Oct. 17.-At Marlborough
House, London. much disappointment
was expressed at the accident to the
Shamrock this morning, the news of
which was conveyed to the Prince of
Wales just as he was preparing to leave
town. Mr.. Thornycroft, when inform
ed of the accident expressed the deep
est regret. He said:
1t is impossible with the meager de-
tails at hand to give any definite opin-
ion as we do not know which topmast
was employed. Under Mr.. Flies in
structions, we made several pine top
rrasts for the Shamrock, but L under
stand some steel topmasts were also
made. Whether these tavef been used
/ do not know I'd
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Wonderfully strengthened.

"I have been taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, Blood
Purifier and Liver Pills and feel won
derfully strengthened. Before using
your remedies I was in terrible state;
felt like fainting every little while. I
thought I must surely die. But now,
thanks to your remedies, those feel
ings are all gone. Mrs. EMILE
SCHNEIDER, 1874 HELEN AVE, DETROIT
MICH.
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KRUGER WANTS TO FIGHT FAIR.
Refuses offer of Torpedo Boats tc
Blow Up British Transports.

London, oct. 17.-According to dis
patch from Pretoria the Transvaal
government received an offer from a
wealthy European recently to supply
a fleet of completely equipped torpedo
boats for the purpose of blowing up the
British transports on arriving in South
African waters.
The offer was CURLY rejected, Presi-
dent Kruger refusing even. TO consider
it. The originator of the scheme who
had been in Pretoria only twenty-four
hours, left Immediately.
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Death In a Fire.

Chicago, Oct. 17.-One life is believed
to have been lost in fire tonight in
the factory of the w. c. Ritchie Paper
Box company. POS Green street. Two
hundred persons were at work in the
building when the fire occurred. 1t is
believed everybody escaped with the
exception of Alexander McMaster. the
superintendent. He was last seen max
ing his way from the sixth to the third
floor. Laura Thrill, Nora Koske and
another girl named Sands were unac-
-c.nunted FOR I'D to a late hour
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their encircling movement for an at
tack upon Dundee.
They cannot advance much farther
without coming into contact with Brit
ism cavalry. who screen the position
Nevertheless the situation is such that
little fighting is expected IN the near
future in this section apart from de-
suitory eutposts slsiT.mishes.
All the women ana children have left
nf1rree
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Boer Scheme Frustrated.

Cape Town, Oct 1.-THE Beers seized
the telephone at ModdeT river last
evening and attempted to speak With
Kimberley. hoping to learn tho tispo-
sition Of the British forces there The
maneuver was discovered and, frus-
trated.
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Next Race To1norrow.

New York, Oct. 17.-An informal
meeting of the regatta committee of
the New York Yacht club was held to-
night, and it was decided that the next
race between the Columbia and
Shamrock should occur Thursday. 1t
was also decided that the remeasuring
of the Shamrock should be done at the
navy yard at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
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Protest AGAINST Werler.

London. Oct. 1S-The Morning Posts
Madrid correspondent says: The ap-
pointmeit of General Weyler as presi-
dent Of the consultative council of war
has been confirmed, and is severely
criticized by both military officials and
civilians.
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Beers Undermine Bridges.

+ Colesburg, Cape Colony. oct IT,
Passengers arriving from johannesburg
are forced TO leave the train north of
Norvalspont and to make detour
through the veIdt under escort. joining
the train farther south. This Is un-
derssood to be due to the fact that the
Beers have undermined the bridge.
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rHF SIEGE ca DUNDEE.
Beers Are Resting Preparatory to
Making An Attack.

r.advspsith, Natal, Oct 1.-THE
threatened assault upon Glencoe is be-
iievea to be a feint in the hope Of weak
nnine the garrison here and exposing
the iounE on the westward. The Beers
sac resting preparatory to completing
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pubIisber Appleton Divine.

New York, oct. 1T.-William H. APP
pleton, head OF the publishing house of
D. Appleton & Co, is dying at his
country home in Riverdale, n. Y. He is
Sc wears of age.
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All the Preserves Readu-

London, Oct. To-day was the last
day for the reserves to rejoin the oolorss
and the latest reports from the Drinci-
pal centers show that virtually all the
reserves have presented themselves.
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True to His Word

Philadelphia North Anerican.o
Missed.
E And the person addressed did. for ii.
was the coal Inars who had just deposited
Il tom hi the cellar, who made the remark.
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Basutos Rise Against Free State.

London. Oct. 1S.-The Morning Posts
Ladysmith correspondent teiegraphs
that the Basutos have risen against the
Free State.
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Teaohi11g aim gelf-reliance.
(PhiIadesnfia Buffetfn.l

Willie-Fa, I've made. picture Of a
horse. all but the tail. and 1 can't maks
that. You draw it for me-
His Papa--No. my SOM you must learn
TO draw your own conclusions
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smallpox at capa Fown.

Cape Town. Oct. Smallpox has
broken out here among the natives
from Johannesburg. Eight cases have
been discovered.
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Usually.
a Tit-Bits.l

How is the earth divided?. asked the
confident teacher of his class before the
examiners.
by earthquakes, sir was the prompt
answer from one of the most eager of
pupils
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Montanas Mustered Ont.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE First
Montana volunteer regiment was mus
tered out of the service today amid
great enthusiasm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-18

Many women are uselessly subjected to seri-
Gus surgical operations that leave them in
worse condition than ever and that prove tatAl
as often as otherwise.
The result Of Hudyan in the treatment Of
these delicate diseases is wonderful. Il anays
Inflammation, he Is liberation, cures female
weakness and hSariug-down pains; il stops
discharges and removes the depression o.
mind that so often ocoars in these cases. No
remedy on earth has met with As much success
as Hndyan In tbs treatment Of these disorders.
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Walker.-H c. Lewis Idaho Christian
Cramer. Republic. o.; Mrs. W. B. Myers.
Eureka ]. D. Packard Mammoth; Oscar
E. Baumeister. Council Bluffs; 4. Z.
tie. Park city; NJ NJ. Riley and Wife,
Bingham; f. ii. Stewart. r. Madsen.
Mammoth: a. Kefben, Murray; Charles
Mal7r. Bingham c. NJ. BeasOn, Ogden: F.
II. Hanson, Los Angeles; J. A. Hunt, Eu-
reka; r. 2. Page. Riverton: J. B. Taylor.
Bingham; r. FORESTER F.. j. Baird and
wife Millersburg; II. De Fries. Fatrvlew
Charles Young and wife. Schofeld; Mrs.
W. F. -Hackett and daughter. Mrs. d. G.
Mccarthy, Colorado; john Williams, Og-
den.
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Very Likely.
(Tt-Bits.l

Smith-See Jones over there. Laughing SO
heartily? Somebody must have told him
funny story.
SBrownIMcre likely Jones told it him
self
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- Easier Mining

whatever became of that gambler who
went to- Alaska 4
HE struck gold all right Mt I'D
In the Klondike 25i
No 4 on a prosrectors coming hack
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HUDYAN WILL CURE YOU

Do you suffer with headache Gig ~, suuken
eyes or hollow cheeks (BIg. y. palpitatlon o.
the heart Gig 81. impaired digestion gtlg. ~.
weakness Of limbs Gig. 6J. anaemia (palenessl.
general weakness, diz3y spells tendency 70 faint
mucous discharge, pain in back, or bearing
down pains il you dc, Hudyan Will cure you.
1t is not essential To q correct diagnosis that
you suffer all these symptoms; in fact, more
often only two or three of them will DO on-
served. e. is sufficient however, to warn you
that serious disease is pending, and Hudyan
Will cure the evil.
Huayan h g cured thousands Of weak and
debilitated women, therefore it Is NOT Al ex'
pertinent
Hudyan Is for sale by druggists pack.
age or six packages for 81 5J
If your druggist does not keep Hudyan. send
direct 70 the Hudyan Remedy Co. cor. Stock
ton, Ellis and Market sts., San Francisco, Cal
You Have the Privilege OF Consulting
the Hudyan Doctors Aheut Your Case
80
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General Mcclerland Improving.

Springfield, Ills, Oct. 1.-THE condi-
ton of John a. McClerland is slightly
improved today.
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Continued from page ID
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Kenyon.-J. r. Blanchard and wife De
troit; A. F. Lowenthal, New York: L.. NJ
PheIan, Detroit: Louis n. Renns. Chicago;
George w. Sutherland. St. Louis; w; G.
Rattray. Chicago; Thomas earns. Park
City; Joseph A Smith. Chicago; FL. II
Park, Lincoln; Winnie D. Witt. New
York John Fields. Ogden; Fl. Ellenburg,
Sam Francisco; p. H. Potter, Chicago;
Edgar j. Mayors. San Francisco; C. @.
Virgins, Philadelphia Isaac Grab, O;
Hansen, Chicago; Charles 5. Cone and
wife, Boston; ID. A. Easton. missouri
Valley, Ia: w NJ Royiance, Sprtngville;
w G. Van Saint, Colum bus: E. v. john
son. Chicago; S. /. Blake, Philadelphia;
Mrs. G.. G. Russell. Helper.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
AllS druggists refund the. money if it
fails to cure. E. ". Groves signature
is on each box. Csc.
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His Hone.
Indianapolis Journal.

indianapolis Journai.)
The Pnysician-You have a coat on your
me COLONEL sincerely hope it is ii
macintosh. u
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

Judge w. NJ. AJccarty Of Riehfiel... . 70
is judge OF the Sixth judicial listFts. Isl
yest erday at the Cullen that the pross$al-
tons bsgun BY g. ~. owen agassss ;sl9
legged -polygamisfs iii Sewer county dld
not excite the people Of E1icasieF1 very
much. - 60.
Since owen started on his work RI Salt
Lake MANY persons Of Sewer county nsalI
expected he would work cases down
.theress sad Tie judge "sEhere have peep
rumors OF persons VINO had plural WHY'S
Ind III was not SURPRISING tU learn trStE
prosecutions had been commenced. Qf
course l don't know anything of the eNI-
dence, more than I have seen in. tae- n Hxs-
papers. The cases will come before me
Tor trial this winter. and stlall probably
Ses them when court convenes ON the
nth
i have tried to have prosecutions begun
against these people but grand ]urleS
Witch L called and instructed to 5nycsti-
gate paid no attention To- the cases, or at
least they found no Indictment The cases
Wiz have 4 fair trial In my court and il
the men charged are proved guilty they
Will De- punished
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cate organism. fully realizes
the Importance Of 4 remedy
that will curesucI disorders.
Hudyau Is that remedy. II
has proven successful tn 4. /
OF those weaknesses and Ills
Of women; it has effected
permanent and lasting cures
Il will do so again.
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4. n. Hanson of Richfeid, who is at
the Kenyon hotel, said yesterday that
there were expectations of striking ar
tesian water near Richtield. A Mr.. Stprrs
al Salt Lake il there now. considering the
matter ard he is about to have q plant
for boring shipped In,
Some time ago Mr.. StOrrs made prop
osiGiou to- the council to furnish. water 10
the city aud 10 supply the residents OF tbs
town but his prices seemed to be quite
high and an investigation was commenced.
When he was asked why he had offered
to supply private parties with waiter Tor
much less than the city. his answer was
quite frank. but [ think it ruined his
chances of a contract With the city. Ife
said that he always charged corpora t40trs
twice as much as individuals. The megO-
tfations ended there for a time.
However. / understand that the matter
has been considered again so that some
doubt but that he can find water in the
mountain sides back of the town
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Knutsford-H II. Smith. Cincinnati;
James Shields. Butte; A. r. Buchanan,
Chicago; M. Franklin. New York; George
b. Baker and wife, Dayton. Wash; Mrs
A. NJ. Katz and son, Port T0wnsa nd,
Wash; F. W. Young. Denver; D. NJ Fitz-
gerald, Chicago; r. Kettening and wife,
Defiance o.; ". w. Marser and wife,
Lincoln; P. c. Gordon and wife. James
S. Gordon, Mabel Gordon. Brooklyn; D. J.
Johnson. Cincinnati; L.. r. Perkins and
j. NJ Rogers, New York L. w. Curry.
Ouray A. Z. Morrison Boston: Mark
Spfcker Chicago: Jacob GreenwaIdt and
II. A.. Watson and wife, Colorado Springs.
White House-H. Abraham. Granger.
Ore: E. Smith. l.. Lehaman Ogden: Mrs.
r. b. Edwards. Provo: Fl. p. Smith,
George Vcgt, Hamilton. Mont; d. L. Da-
Wis. St Johns: Fl. G. LeigerwOOd. Silver
City: Thee Lowe South Africa; James
Hickey, Nevada: l.. w. Coolidge. Idaho;
J. * Bullock. Vernal: d. K. UnSecker,
iowa; w. TehHett Milwaukee. Wis; G..
Barnett and wife Bingham; ID. +. Stone,
Grand Junction, Colo: ]. M. Ryan, Mont
pelier. Ida; E. Hansen, J. Smith. TO0ele;
r. Guhl, Sanpete: Mrs. d. Simpson. Mrs.
J. D. Adams. Denver; 4. J. Bruneau. A.
Hocgland Tooele; ". w. Rose and Wife,
Park City: Rey Williams. Mill Creek;
Mrs. Romberg. Bingham; George Kahoe.
West Mountain; w. .. Livingston, p. r.
DyeinG Manti: Percy Wrathall. w. Mat
thews, Ray Rowburg, II. Worthington,
Lon Orr GrantsVille.
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q = IN = Y lOAtI<tII 3'9 =
\. !. great shock Of.
which wears the
til q continual.
: So in wonlan's
I the great de-
2 Ii E r en- e r & y
her. out bit. the
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GENERALIZATION Hadley. Idaho Falls: ].
]. McCullery and wife Brooklyn y. ";
H. d. Hodge. Denver; John Landgreni;
Harvey. Ogden: j. p Corfiss, New York;
George Barr. Ogden G.. B. Pash, Chicago;
Miss Bertha L0uch, Wales: Mrs. c.. Terry;
Fafrview Miss Alma Van Wagner and
Miss Birdie. Provo Fl. J. Cameron, Bling
ham; NJ. r. E. Sullivan. Eureka: E ].
Yard, city: B. B. HelIiber. Pocatello; J.
A West. Pocatello; w. Stanton, city }.
Greenwood American Fork; George mum
son. j. j. Kirkham, Cripple Greek; ~ a.
Weeks. Troy, n. Y.
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knew was unparalleled IN this coun-
try Humble and democratic as his
tastes were. he preferred the British
(Cheers.1
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More Penetrating.
CTit-Bits.)

tl1t-BltS.J
LAS l understand It. an x-ray will go
straight through a mans head. There is
nothing else quite so penetrating, IL
there?'
'oh. don't know Did you ever hear
my daughter sing?"
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f. ]. Yard. a civil engineer of Spring
VILE, is at the Cullen.
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Il. Forester of the Pleasant Valley Coal
company is at the Walker House.
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| Miss Bertha Louch of Wales Utah, and
\ Mrs C.Terry Of Fairvtew are at the
| Cullen on their way to Canada.
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DR. A. G. Buchanan of Chicago is at
the kuutsford.
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MOAN lspl Mous 1aalsur,1,

'HseM lsel NOUS IedlsuIm M
SEN 1 II 5uIYslB puIm IeA9u 'qO-euS
-pue 'Msu .lsAs
81 II uISIIo lue!oue 10 qSnoqlfr .no6 Ys.
on uonssnb 9Anq i 'rIeI0 ssEIv-sH
csMsN o5roIqo)
TT pIueR GUS sIsqM
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THG REMARKABLE INCREASE IN THOSE
J. diseases peculiar to woman has for the past
few years been attracting the especial attention
ot medical men The dcltcate organism Of wo-
men, with which her whole system Is In IN
mediate sympathy renders her very susceptl-
Die to disease These delicate diseases wieId a
modifying influence over the other functions Of
the system, and tor this reason symptoms that
are entirely remote from the source az disturb
ance' very often result.
Every woman who il sick weak or delicate,
The result OF some breaking. down Of her deli.
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Council was IN Genereus Hnmor
Last Night.
FAVOR TWO DEPARTMENTS
FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN ARE
MADE HAPPY.
Sweeping Raises Made In the Pay of
All Hands From Lowest Official
to Highest-Debata Over Alleged
+ overdrafts In Various City De-
partments.


Z A wave of prosperity that almost as
suined: tidal proportions slosthed over
the council chamber last night. As a
result, the men who fight the city's
fires and the men who preserve the
'city'es peace, will be happy today. All
ofFthem either got an Immediate or a
prospective raise of salary by the
terms of ordinances that were passed
on their third reading.
Nobody, from the matron of the po-
lice station up. or down, as one chooses
to view it, was overlooked in the salary
.'sweetening" that became positively
epidemic before the end was reached
The meeting was wearing along to its
close when Robertson called UP the or
dinances raising the salaries of certain
officials in the police and fire depart
nlents.
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Another Salary Raised

but the next mayor apparently didn't
hear him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-27

OF about four acres, including 2 good or
chard, and keep about an average OF 100
hogs on hand the year around. selling
bunch, say, every two months, the
little ones that come replacing those sold.
The lot is situated on bluffs Of the river.
The high part is perfectly drained and IS
never muddy, while the bluffs and trees
afford eceIlent shelter in both summer
and winter. In addition TO this natural
protection, we also have warm, dry houses
for the hogs in winter.
In our herd Of hogs we let our sows
and shoats run together and probably
the sows get rather fatter than desirable,
but they do well and rear excellent pigs;
and then again leaving them all accessi-
bic 10 feed saves 50 much labor that We
do not think it pays TO bother with more
painstaking methods. Nothing We have
ever tried gives as large profits as hogs
raised thus. Our sorghum crop is GER
tain and heavy, and we use il every day
IN the year. In cutting we always begin
early, when the cane IS juicy and the
seed in the dough, and we do not in any
case let It get too ripe for fodder Sor-
gnum is our main reliance, but this year
We intend adding artichokes and pump
kins as an experiment.
Have never had a case OF hog cholera;
never lost any hogs from sickness, ex-
cept some that had eaten the carcasses
Of animals that had died Of blackleg.
The water for the hogs is pumped from
a well in the orchard by windmill and
they have the river to wallow in.