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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

water supply are most easily so. be-
cause By proper precautions the con.
ditlona favorable 10 disease can be COM
trulle1.
DANGER FROM CELLARS.
Just now. too. the work OF storing the
winter supply Of vegetables is coming
on. From d sanitary standpoint there
10 no worse place 10 the world TO store
the winters potatoes. turnips. apples
AMI other vegetables and fruits liable
90 decay than 10 the cellar Of % dwelling
house. The decay that takes place dur
Ing the winter De- always liable 90 pr0pa-
gate disease. ana the llauility iH vastly
iuCrcafed o. spring ofpr1aChta 10 De-
not our present purpose tu dwell oN-
hauftively on the subject hut only 90
urge upon every th0uEhtful fendor the
importance NJ purlt" of the water SUBJ
nly and tho horpinE 0i the collars UNI
dar the floors VI dwelling houses strict
iy sweet and clean, in order that tho
foiid vapora resulting from decay may
not hring disease and death Into the
family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

,icililrl NlII frrIIai ciaias via gau.ts-
W .l.s god tiH Hfaa n 4. Ninai
rlltinso OitY. fiif Ia h =. ~. n. M }. !.
% Ntf0h, a y fUl ''-p
49,. WIZARD W. uywArrn
AlnlnIsiri1f N Itiaia IN lfisfs n
hTHgirf. darsad "
a Nlurf AiidfrsY ' - - -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

]. n. Holbrook. who has had charge
OF the work on the Holbrook land and
irrigation enterprise. at Snake valley,
has been visiting with his relatives and
frlenda tho last week. He reports
business In that section of the country
In very pleasing condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Quite number OF our citizens are
making preparations 90 attend cone
ference at sclplo on IN" 18Th and goth
~ this month 4 special cffort ~ be.
Ing made 20 secure large attendance
81 the members OF the Seventies quo
runs,
Patriarch John Ashman was slightly
injured IN the spine recently, while
WORKING around hia wood pile, but IL
now convalcscont.
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NAM YnrNn AnAIN.

zone OF Or. Kings New Life Pills
each ulght Tor two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes n II. Tur-
ncr Of pempaeytown. Pa. They're the
best In tho world Tor Liver stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable Never
grippe. only &c. at y. g. NJ. I. DRUG
nHDf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

H
~, i.'1-l r.li alrIl1i iiiif.i VIA vs..h.-
i'1atl iia nTas a no.
...t. .tui. rsaam hIHfi nrt sdiitsf
fNlmh. a. ~ Ini -t tli ca
,,-,...- WILLARD w. nYwAru
hIuIfaf. ffsrHaf "-i'AA
A. N'a1f Atfrurr. w a. y ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
WASHINGTON.


iarew el-oth"r N"Ns
Special Correspondence.
Washington. Washington. Co, NOV.
iG.-Cotton Is coming into the ltio
Virgin mills quite lively from the
Muddy.
The factory IL now doing excellent
work under the direction of ID, II, Nor
ria A LARGE force II ut work making
blankets. batting. tablccloths ana I'm
soy Of an kinds,
Gideon Andrus has lust returned
home from "a three years mission 20
Australia and gave 10 the people NJ 81
George a very Interesting talk on sun
day last,
Arthur Woodbury. has Just left for
"A mission To the Southern States sun
day 10, The people all wish him Wen
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
A farewell party was given at Wash.
ington last night, IN honor OF
David Forshn. who room Leaves Tor
mission 10 the south A nice program
was rendered. after which All enjoyed
well conducted dance. Many or the
citizens Of ST. George also came over 10
do honor to brother FOu,ha. Quite
nice purse was made M fUr the young
man BY voluntary contribution, when
he richly deserves. as most OF his ne
has baen spent In the mining camp OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

We are "a have more trouble about
our water. II has already cost ~ thou
sands VI dollars ana the end IL not yet
az the sink ~ Drrn creek. u certain
number ~ irchca ~ water ard tho pen-
pie OF Snowylllc and surroundings the
balance OF the creek. The people claim
the measure n 10 b. made where the
canal ~ taken out MI Connnt claims
the amount at hla place. DO this way
uRe and evaporation % his water Tor
six or seven miles, prcproatcruua
proposition truly.
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nv no MANII.A. 10 orNrs.

Tho last 900 Of the beautiful book.
ION 10 Manila" detailing the achieve
monta OF the Utah batteries IN tho
Philippine. are now offered at 20 cents.
Inlinnn nrnnlll.
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-, 'ss remains ~ W. y. Nelson. the
.ilg man who died 30 suddenly I'M snit
go While bis wife waa yisitlna nor
1Hsuu ~ Ogden, arrived here today
w taken 10 the family rasidenee.
- ~ Grand Avenue. where tbev can
viewed BY friends from 10 untl ii
.,tvsA The services viii be- hoiJ In
|us ", ward meeting house beginning
~. N.le,k noon after which the re-.
l.flal. " ''N'n 10 wizard Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
VERY CHEAP.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Marrow Jct Band. onc-half Inch Wide.
o. q yard usual
3 cents
Narrow Juby Ruchings In pretty.dain-
" shades yard
~ cents
Colorod silk gimp trmmlnEs. were zoe
VI iOc yard. two days-
IA cents
Ribbon HuChingH. narrow wldths. In
tan. brown hlue, yellow aud layendar,
was i2lsc the yard
5 cents
Angora Fur white and eolors. tho
yard
25c, aoc and soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The iast 1000 of the beautiful book.
con 10 Manila" detailing mo achieve.
mcntH ~ tn Utah batteries lu the
Philippines, are now offered az 80 cents.
Postage prepaid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

our orders were all placed with the
manufacture before the advance n
raw material, and anticipating an Co...
crease ln price. we bought enough Tor
the entire season nt ola prices buy
your shoes OF ua. We give you the adj
vantage of oui early spot cash buying.
We save you the mlddlcman'1 pronL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The last 900 of the beautiful book.
ION 10 Manila" detailing tho achieve
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

NOTICE, There az dtlinlleni up1l tha
fnlluaiuE dC.sfihrl HneE uu aH1lrul " a.
arssmrut No .. laYlCo u1 fhn liih dlY N uei'
uiaF. is'fi the srNNmI Amounts - urlFi-
sitv tllu names q the observation-disclosures
a. followsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The last 1000 of tho beautiful book.
con 90 Manila" detailing the achieve
Wrntr uf the Uinh batteries in the
Philippine are now offered ut 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Haae ',fgsinT daall COMPANY, saw LaAr
city. ltah.

Dssofot and salt iaa.e Asi..e,lY li,iiisks
Oly, TITAN
NOTICE T. hofoly given NY MY. ~ IN dlt n
.oyrnbof. ~, an $50 ~, Xiii ailrl u
pef sla.ll , rayablo on o. D. inrg M ~
n, M iassmlei. 10 % lohh sa,o q, ~.
,et,r, XII ifoislnf q the ~ ~ WY NM 80
su1m 2 tl.I Are Fl'k upon Wy ~ tn'
w, W., r5sy rrliln ulll' 10 on il,d-iia.
5.,a nStsa1sf q. y. l,, N M IA Nh, y aae.
0uani aud a4'n. 49,. .t.'~t IA n 80 iiHn, WV
t.in aaa ~. " ~ i.ii as o. laanlrl, y ~
t1.InlHaut ssst ina Ia "A.
,tl tI,t N advertising aainel FIYAif.
lsnltl f,......, 40 SD 1870 Ara1'iAiA'
s.t...1l A'eaft .idHns ole.al lo.,s.i. faks
oa. e M IA I,mplai1a buni'ai 1855
city tiih,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The Sunday schools ~ this valley are
preparing 10 take part In the sunday
school Jubilee 90 be held 10 brigham
ln the near future.
Last week We had Brothers Williams
Of Arizona ana Jensen Of brigham city.
travelling ~ missionaries among tie
young men. They visited many families
and held meetings here and at snow
willie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
VuOtN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

H.. Auntytl
|, " 4 and Northwest. 7a.m, sisi H. m.
IN " s.qoa m.. 1910 a. m, ie,5nm.
'bN LrAyTs
2. lo.anp m. saw aE a'lS a. M, iiiisa
Ra'asd N m. 500 a. M, 800 p. m. sia5
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GREAT SHOE VALUES.

Shoes arc higher The price Of upper
leather sole leather IN fact. every
thing that goes into q shoe is costing
considerably moro than "a few months
ngo. causing q sharp advance ln the
price 81 shoes We are sull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Silver Reef with ail Of ne usual allure
mcnta and through u Az be has come
out. though mn Orphnn. uuHputtnd, aud
q aelf-mndc man ~ character and
faith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
KAYSVILLE.
Little Merlin NJ, oil ha. his Right Eye
liemoved.


Special Correspondence
kayayille. Davis Co. Nov iS-Mur-
lln Hood. the thrce-yonr-old son Of
Marshal blood, had his right eye re-
moved by Or. Brick u ogden ycster-
day. About ten days ngo the little
fellow feli down the cellar steps and
severely cut his eye on d piece NJ broken
crockery, which rendered u Hightlvss.
Today II became necessary 90 remove
the injured member 90 save the sight
of the good one remaining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18


NoTlcE Is horehy slgin itli A. Ai9' ' mi.
~ lno iilrelnrs ~ tho AHflf! "a ID
Rahll lrn September T'h. w .I,srt
North sialh ~ salt flku wv ~. '4.I.i
NJ OF oqrshaf Cunt plr saNs W. nly.
~ tn1 Naplt,i stork of all XIV n tha
ahlr lmmclillcly 10 te 500 IN laEr
,.ilp,uNi 40 q North N1la 'iie, ,tit 1000
Wy. YUAN Any stock 90 uh'.n va Iiy I'd
slohl nili rtinain unpgh 90 w. .I.a.tl.ad
No,einhnr win 10 dtlinqlcni ala la,... 1.v-
,nvnt u made before. W bq .l illi,,laeat
ner aVth. l,'eat 2 j. M. y ray w itsrtl NM
~, ,'.aliiehl iosotller VIII eaal 'i -''
JAMls ~ ErrRlANvi citr.
iatel s2lt Lake Civ. .elicgi'i -
lrst publicAtlon, +epianlcf = NJ tho
~ Mtinn % the board ~ elltt w. IN I'd a
AuiolA aiming ana Al|llnf o,,s8 tbo pnh.
itNttlnS heli Ga NoVofnhgf ~ 20. Nif1fl
,failon Of Delinquent sir'k v w tt5nfsl
mi,ellhE aud Milling comraW w. raymtat
nntll pecetnhor lst lao and qhl. XIX ith.
inaiio before will 10 Ioll lt,'l.t assiss-
~, ~ IN. % pay tha aeln Il, psn,n ~
ni,hN WIN cost ~ adyoutlnt AZ s.etary,
sale, JAMES b. SfiRllNuF vs. w t3iy.
SAT- Lake City. Nov. q "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
FlLLrlORE.

Conference at sclpio -- Amc, Littlewood
Nuptlals- Enterprise NJ Snake Valley,
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore city. Millafd Co, Nov. lie
4 marriage lioCnHe was Issued on the
10th Inst. Go samuel Amoa. ~. and
Dornh Llttlowood, 20. both of Meadow,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The Primary and Young Ladies' as
aoriutlonH of the Second ward. this
city. viii hold fair IN the wnrl hall
during three days N next week. bcrln-
ming Wednesday. Nov 2gnd. A short
program Will b. given each evening. aud
rcffcHhmcntq viii be- dispensed.
The football teams ~ thu ioHnl col
icFsH will hold tho se,ond VI their series
nf games ut the 49, Y. campus tomof-
row afternoon. The Agricultural col.
loge boys won tho first game. two
weeks uHo. and the n. Y boys are
thlrating Tor revenge. A spirited con-
tost ls looked Tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

IN W. ultHi cmft. rridais nitlsld1. tr
ana iw SIT iatt Colnty, STATE % Utlh.
IN he raiidf o. the r.ist, q Martin n
ruff dceeas0d

lu me raiInf Or Che EsIIfr a Martin n
rlt deoeaed
lho rtit.1n " i1nn Ufahaui. fn.sph A
w. lnl irfnti re|t. thl gll.0a L,rs uftfr
hlI ~ NE niltHnf Nafiin n r,rt tfssasll
70 nnhfmli|du u iha ali6 q thi faIoalff
Nri7f|Nel nn' rllalHni aIld ftfHaIant. tnsaIr
plfiI0Hf th0 uufl hafof thaNIEN "A
r1'i|nn ! ma southwest quarter 10 nn7fh.
vet Illfiaf nn1 i0i Na ! ~ sniin q.
lnFnslin I sllih VI uug1f vet n sat
lAAr NffNIln. salt la.O rnuuff. Utah w..
cnfilnr g. the q, "a -frfIY. VII nHa tar
tln1ffi aHd lhiY.ffn fsh 'onf ~ ifif.
Nt fnIH vide along riH Ha1fh tIa " lllI
fflrf a0l nulnIHl nn tla east lF thH ulfUf
Jordan. anl au1tl hr the c'ain Il ile l1ia
ItIlm1ff i'itIH containing HInafTafIfht
aHfati aIsla rlada ~ ani uulnlad ~ dam.
nHnanf Hi tnH sluihHrIl U0flrf ~ ihf
n1ftt01st quarter y srffln 81 fnausHIn /
H1Iih " rance ttHf VI -aN iHEa NrdlIiH.
thfn'e rnrih 500 nuiN ihan0g faH y I'd.
tiT1fe saith ~ drla uist lln HHlt thence
uuft Sc irlf tnullrani hs1lnnlagi aiUa "a
arms t1iai ana iniil ufft uau W lrIA
faf tlt uu n ilW0o anl u1Hu iIo i1..
maIus terms Usuit elsh nn H0lffmltiun ~
apHnr from ih0 rfiufr u ale lial % thli
uari, has h1lu sut o. hurne o. saturday.
thf 80 fly q AnFenHf a. % ia AZ 3 n
uc.aHi All % tte uouHiY Oo1n ii1use N
th0 out iinu n AID CONT |n salt iaka
Otf sali iasr c11niY, itat
Ninfss ie t|fft y an NolH With M
aal thereof aifHl this iliA DAY Il
N1y1mlaf a nlsa
/ sln DAVID q hlhNAL t.ffas
~ AtnraT ]. sr,uE nepliy t|efk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The people u this place belong 10 the
fnuwvillc ward. iioXrldor stake. We
have recently been orgnulaed az %
branch with Brother John Sparks as
president. 10 win now be- more convent
unt, for an our meetings Will be- held
here Instead uf going 10 snowVllc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
NoriuE

Fremont Niuine CounaD inatgno n pfin.
cipai plars N halIHast san Lake
city. rUh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

In the Justices Corr ln a1i f6r The ss.slut
Precinct, salt lass CIV SD iais
COUNTY,. wv y III.
or. scale. Pieisuf ", JOHN o.ts,.
ul'sahrf

tn. state u Utah i1ts f,isnlssr
You are hereby suuu1Hrl inhunfir hlfIfr
the nhuyo cnt'iIfl uIr uuh.H irn IaTs
after the sUft lrn ~ ftf lluHHui urln fHr
action l. brought. o|iffsita. alilin taanty
dava after this ssfYIdl Hrl defend tfn ai.nr
entitled action hr1flt agllnu YHn fn o..
cover the sum " ~ Z aHf Interest dla f1f
merchandise. uurch I'D n i0hr NuHaI Nd
the account Assigned o. n'linrf. 40 r. 40
n your failure 20 q - llffamt sinh
rendered aFiiust ~ H1lrf OBJ iha o..
maua VI the Complain
Nullls suNNfM
lufiitf 4 ilt race.
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spsslal Tsrms to i',srt As,sa c..nu
ana Cuorums
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

great many, hut
pretty much every size, thew prices
wor9 when points were IN hoWeF RAV'
'"u '''''' INV sl.i9
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ny.

lrn ~. AiniyrH
VIA M, is'iS D. IN. $3.50 p m.
|lt No.. LtAYrs
''''' m. 100 .. m. s,iop.m
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IIsharl Capref Nininr Ca rfinclpai
rildoof blilacss tait Lake CIV, ltih
NOTICE. Taefa ar dfilngurnt up1n he
f1InaIre drasf|IsN siuHl un a1fuuut n ~
.lslfaent lofIal nn ihr ith day " tEt1let
Ice do frFUaI amounts - nupnlw ~
uafios . thc rnpeei|rc iaaftAn.alu {. TO-
IuuH.
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NOTICE OF A,.rssnENr

Lnslne.9 N, M Il NY w. liam Nlnes
situated ~ Marys,ils piu'a 0o''"
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
STONE, IDAHO.
rino Rain aud Crop Prospect. nranch or
gsuised water Dimeuitiss.

Special Correspondence.
stone. Idaho. Nov. iG.-ft has been
raining ln this valley for q week, and
the land % lu nue condition FOR plu1g-
lug. A considerable acreage NJ fall
wheat has been put IN and the pros
poets for good crops next year are very
nnitering.
our school has opened and Mr T.. 4.
BOX Of brigham city has been engaged
by tho trustees % take charge Of our
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07
= COUNTY, sov.s ADVANTAGE.

1hsss vssv TAings as Cals Dspsivstleas
Give HIN Lea o. Success.
Pleasure and the pursuit Of II ars
not the nrst things inculcted In young
minds among American farming peo-
pie, says . writer in the Woman's Com
panton. Pleasure comes after duty
has benz done, and they aro rewards
Tor tho duties that have boen wei done.
This placing Of duty nrst 10 the great
disciplinary advantage In the training
that country boys receive. The couH.
try work cannot b. postponed. and tha
accomplishment Of II becomes q habit
Of life. no matter how far removed Ia
person trained In It may Be from the
fleld In which It was necessary. Pret.
ty nearly everything q country boy
encounters day by day has tendency
toward the development Of healthy
and wholesome individuality. There q
Q deal Of regular work that every coun-
try boy must do. This work, pretty
much always out OF doors, inculcates
industrious and regular habits, while It
contributes to q physical Development
which In after years is just ~ valuable
- any athletic training that can b
had. He cannot run % fast, perhaps,
~ those trained by . system; 1e may
UOe D0 ADie 10 jump - ulBu 0f - I8r
or excel In any Of the sports upon
which We bestow 70 much time and
from which we get 20 much Of pleas.
ure. but his development enables him
to buckle down to the hard work In
which hours are consumed and from
which very little II any immediate
pleasure Is extracted. His strength
may be something like that Of . cart
horse, but the cart horse II to be pro.
ferred where q long and steady pull II
required. The thoroughbred race
horse has flne flight OF speed and he
caracoles with q delightful Mghtness
and grace along the park bride paths,
but the heavy work is the work that b
most In demand. and for that we want
the draft animals every time.
The chores that country boy does
are not always pleasant; they are In
nnltely less agreeable than training for
. boat race or for football game: In
their accomplishment there is no re-
ward Of applause: It ID all humdrum
work. which usually begins with the
day and which does not end till dark.
ness has settled down and 1t Is time to
sleep,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

New York, Oct. l.-Friday WAS
Dewey day adoat and the navy mark
ed the sailor hero for Its own. Yestcr.
day was Dewey day ashore. and 5000
600 adoring land lubbers. drawn from
all quarters Of the land and from every
section OF society. jninmcd and showed
for chance to nee the admirars face,
and In their ringing cheers tried TO
prove that the hero OF Manila bay be-
longed not to the navy or the govern
ment or the city officially. but to the
country Mt large. which has jumped
forward many points In the eyes OF
nations. largely because he lived and
fought.
Friday morning was occupied with
official calls from Mayor Van wyck
and others, and nt o'clock the parade
began.
The black speed cones OF the Olym.
pla climbed slowly to her yards as the
big cruiser got under way. The other
vessels slowly turned, like troop or
cavalry squadron, front toward the
narrows, md then. fetching grace
full sweep, headed back up the harbor
toward the Battery. the Olympia. cs-
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

The greatest result OF the recen,
Buffalo conference OF social reformers
vas the raising OF $4,000 toward the
establishment OF school Of economics.
II d proposed to create committee
ol well-known gentlemen. who will un-
dsrtake 10 secure pledges OF 81, 900 q
year for two years. The hrxt work
70 be attempted will be the prosecu-
tion OF researches into price move
ments aa related to money. trusts.
tariffs. etc: changes In wages and the
number Of the unemployed from time
10 time: and the result OF the various
attempts Of local and national authori
ties In this and other countries to reg
ulats and to operate such monopoiiea
- electric light. gas. street railways.
Telephones. railroads. telcErapha, the
express business. etc. The co-opera.
ton OF public libraries will be sought,
and assurances have already been re.
csaved that press associations reaching
millions Of readers will be glad TO pub
lish any results OF these invcstiga-
ttons. 1t Is expected to establish a
large correspondence department. fur
ntsh lecturers. at small charge above
travelling expenses for schools. colleges
and extension centrrs. conduct = sum
mer school. and later. II funds shall bs
su6acient. instruction will be given
during the winter months. The head.
quarters Of this school will probably be
u New York or Boston. but . branch,
Al least, will probably be estabiIshs. ~
II Chicago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07
THE TRIuMPHAL ARCH !


Down the long line Of parade nearly
5,UO.OO people had assembled to vii.
ness the crownlng event Of the cele>-
brntion. The streets IN both sItlca
were frinred with elat,oratrly dssorNt-
ell reviewing stands which stretched In
an almost unbrokcn line before dwell.
llngs, churches and business placca
alike. Many II the stands were built
10y the ely, while a majority were
controlled by private citizens. Beats In
the public stand sold ~ irum ~ ,u so,
varying according to location. Win
dows IN houses mud stores along the
parade route brought fabulous prices.
The decorations were profusc nnd
unique. The cheering did not cease
FOR an Instant. The visiting troops
were nil cordially received by the pop.
ulncc.
When the parade reached Madison
squire. Dewey and Van wyck niight.
cd from III. carriage. They were ~.
cortcd To n stand. on which the AL.
inirnl reviewed the long llnc that fol.
lowed. Each company ~ II passed m.
iu'ssi the Manila hero. who always RI.
spondcd gracefully. This was the first
occasion Dewey had To see the arch
erected In his honor. Its beauty 40.
pcnlcsi 10 him INSTANTLY.
The masterpiece Ii from the hands
Of nifty leading scuiptors, and stands
Mt tho head Intersection Of Twenty.
fourth street and Fifth avenue. at
point where there b an extended view
of two Of New iork's hrsding thorough.
fares.
The arch was designed along tho
lines OF the Arch Of Titus. ~ this
style permits Of the adorum~nt which
most effectively sym6naisra the power
Of the United States ~ = maritime M.
tion. Tie structure has four great
piers bearing symboaic figures prrson.
trying pAtr'o'i-m. war. the Fvturn anil
peace. The subjects are treated In re-.
nlistic groups
After the long column hogan 70 ais
through the Hr.nt structure. II proceed.
cd down fifth nvcnue to Washinston
square. where tho parade Ia 10 be dis.
missed. 4 noteworthy feature Of the
parade was seen at Nevrnty y .s~con,l
strr~t and Eighth avenue. Here In an
Immense grand stand WEIR s~at~d 3,Usl
school children. dressed In white and
blue. They were ~ arranged ~ 10
form the words. "wriconr. Dcw~y,.
ti'osc In blu. formlnG th~ letters, white
those IN white coAslltutrd the hack.
.ruvnd. A. dewey paused the stsn.l
the children rnns The nationai hynn.
New York has witp~saed many NJ.
snsrkablc pn.cnnts, bat eoas 70 CON.
l,aru with ycs,rrday's Dewey cslebea.
tion.
Admiral ipcwey was vssy tirpd a
The ed Of the pAfa1e. lie Was lfiven
q eace to thrr rog11soes e Manaaee
nse1t. Of the Wa11ogf.Asoeeia, eDaSet.
- - Squadron 4, - oeeonoontel
A nayoe van leh - l1ee4 W1lh
~ eseeeAanta, 0GQQ119 ~ 0111Vo1I
A10lfel DeWu9 ~ ~ ooo107 -
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-10-07

A Frenchman once classified Ameri-
cans In Europe rs ''mlllionaires. snobs
and tourists. The miilionaires spent
their money freely. and sometimes sac.
rihced their daughters for title. The
snobs were ashamed OF their own coun.
try and eager to be known as the COM
panions OF princes. dukes and earls.
The tourists were mob OF siEhtseers.
out OF whom money was to be made at
every turn" A satirical grouping.
based upon sufficient truth to some.
what disturb national pride!