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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1899-07-15
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22

Col. Jones says the Fourth OF July
parade prizes will be about the same
as last year. There will be so for the
fire engine best decorated.
Purser Smith, of the Alameda. re-
ports that no clue has as yet been dis
covered in regard to the mysterious
disappearance of the chest of gold con-
tanning $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22

Session Sales-Morning Session
Fifty Kihei, SIS; % Ookala. S2t: >
Waialua, paid up, $40; Oahu. S307.5O.
Afternoon SesSion-One hundred
Olaa, $1.75.
Outside Sales Reported-Seven Oahu
$307.50; $50 McBryde, S3.S7lA; 900 OIaa
$1.75.
Quotation Changes -Twenty-six
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22
BUSINESS
For Sale!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the valuable property on the north
corner CT Fort and kukui streets, be-
ing portion of the Phillips property,
and having a frontage OF 124 feet on
Fort street and Sc feet on Kukui street,
with a northern boundary OF about 1OS
feet.
BUSINESS BLOCKS are now being
erected on the opposite corner and on
the property on Fort street adjoining
this lot.
o o o
TWO COTTAGES now on the prop
erty bring in present income, but the
n-Operty is the most valuable for bus
mess sites in the growing business
portion of Fort street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
PRIZE FIGHTER BILLED.


81. Louis, Mo-. Dec. if.-Comcdy and
tragedy were depleted In the arena OF
the 81. Louis Athletic club tonight. In
the preliminary bout preceding tn star
contest between Tommy white. y . ig6-
pound champion Of the WORT, and
KID" Broad OF Cleveland, Henry Neisc
or st. Louis and Fred Bcllerson. re-
putcd TO be the heavyweight champion
Of Utah, went on for fifteen rounds.
Neiss was long and lanky. while Bell
icraon was hog fat. their combined
weight npproNlmhtlng 400 rounds. The
performance Of the men was 90 gro-
teaque that roars OF laughter greeted
their efforts No serious harm was
done until the bell tapped for the sixth
round. In which. after heavy cN.
change, Ncise was iioorcd by hard
right hook on the Jaw. lie arose grog-
Ky, with his back 60 the Utah man who.
seeing his advantage. planted q terrific
flrht-hnnd swing to the head, bringing
Ncise to the floor. his head striking
with q dull thud. lie was carried from
the ring In an unconscious state aud
physicians summoned.
white and Broad then entered the
ring. and after lighting two rounds
with honors oven. were stopped by the
police, who announced that Neise was
dead. Tim Hurst and Manager
Charles whitney were Immediately ia
ken into custody. Bellcrson escaped,
hut his seconds were put under arrest.
The physicians verdict was 90 the e.
feet that Nolsc died from conclusion Of
the brain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
SALE az yIARLiNGs.


San Francisco. Dec. lj.-Forty year
llngs from the stock farm OF a. ~.
Spreokels have Just been sold ut auc-
ton, bringing good prices. Matt storm
secured the black colt cambaceres. u
son OF Imp Idalium and Imp Candid
for $1,000. Candid IL the mare that
won the four mile race at the Ingleside
track.
w. II. Jennings paid $1,000 for Bel
zebub. a slashing looking colt by Imp
Creighton out OF Llsta Hook by Imp
Loyallst. Both OF these colts are Of
Australian breeding. The other best
sales were as follows. Bcllerophone,
chic by General Mlles-Bell Guard. J..
J. Moran. $500.
Pequillo. chief by Imp Idalium-Pi-
quante. J, Murphy. $500,
Luoulent. oh. {. by Imp crlghton-
Lucille. q. W. Scott, 1896.
Travelling, b. c., by Rnvelston- Ell
minta. Barnett and shields. $500.
FTldolln. b. T., by Imp. the Judge
Frisa, n. W. Scott, $3.50.
Cambacercs. blk c., by Imp Idallum-
Candid. Matt storm. 81 200.
Pcg-Along. b. -, By Imp Creighton
Sweet Peggy. Z. sheridan, ssI5.
Cavanaugh, b, O., by Imp idallum-
Lady Cleveland, T.. w. Pursed. 5000.
The Trawler. br. c., by Eolo-Tragie.
u. ]. McCarty, sai0,
A novel feature of tho sale was
Punch and Judy. twin foaia, by Eolo-
Irene H., by III Rio liey. They were
doubtless the first thoroughbred twinsa
ever led In the auction ring. They
were secured for SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

order TO retrieve national disaster
and restore the British prestige
throughout the empire. one panic-
stricken tory Journal warned the min
lstora that they were likely to be com
frontod with a wl1csprcad agitation,
mean war. Military writer's lost their
self possession and advised the ahan-
donment ~ Kimberley 10 IS fate, the
withdrawal Of Mothucn'a force 10 the
Orange river where Il could gu 10 the
rrccue ~ Gntacrc, and defensive tao
ties In general until a second and even
third army corps could be sent 10 South
Africa. Thuy failed to print the true
mltni Of this weeks disasters, which
i4 that fresh troops nrc not wanted 30
much as generals capable Of directing
them cautiously and effectively against
wary and Ingenious Zoe.
The situation IL not In reality 10 dos-
peratc aa either the leader writers or
the amateur EtrategistH Imagine. Lord
McthuCn's army has not been crushed,
rlr ought there to be serious difficulty
In protecting ltH line ~ cummunlca-
,iinns. which Il guarded by not less than
ton thousand troops. The chief danger
Is that Kimberley may be- overwhelmed
by the victorious Dutch force and
Mcthurn's army left In the air without
an objective or motive. But the Bocr
commanders have been slow TO follow
up their opportunities hitherto. and
seem Incapable ~ conducting an offcn-
aivc warfare. General Mcthuen's re-
pulse. coming after Gen. Gatacre's re.
verse. may Increase the disloyalt" and
fomcnt civil war In Cape Colony but 50
long as Mr.. Hofmcyer and Premier
Schreincr remain In office those effects
will be mlnimized. Gen. Butler. more
over. will receive the bolntci howitzer
batteries today. and be ready for oper-
ations on large scale. which may trans.
form the fortunes OF the campaign.
lie has a strong ana wen equipped
army, and Gen. white IL at hand 10
cooperate with him. The situation In
Natal II properly dealt with by a man
Of real military genius. ~ buller u
known TO be. VIII undergo rapid
changes during the next few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
TESTING prMosrIIz,rIoS.
suit to be brought To settle silver co,nag.
Question.

Denver. Colo, Dec. IA. W. Rucker,
president OF the United States None
tary league. left here today for 81.
Louis. where he viii hold n conference
with the governors OF several States
friendly to the free coinage OF silver
relative TO n suit which IL about To be
begun by the state Of Colorado Tor the
purpose OF securing decision by the
United States supreme court AZ 10 the
legality OF the decentralization OF silver.
The general assembly Of the state
passed Joint resolution authorizing
the governor 10 take steps TO bring
this question before thr Supreme court.
After consultation with prominent pub
lie men OF the state. Gov. Thomas set
tied upon course OF action.
The first step was To authorize Prchl-
dent Ruckcr, under the great seal OF
the state. to confer with other gov
errors, and raise the funds necessary
To bring crse before the Supreme
court OF the United States.
The replies from governors or those
States recognized that silver should be
ON an equality with gold as n clrculat-
Ing medium of value. have been most
satisfactory. promising assistance and,
II possible, active cooperation. Espe-
cinlly In Texas has tho reception OF
the idea been cordial. and Il IN possible
MIR. ltuckcr VIII 10 To thnt state anu
meet the governor and state officials
before proceeding to Washington.
Suit against the government VIII be
begun In Denver The United States
Monetary league win give the State OF
Colorado as n present II solid silver
brick OF the purest metal OF 100 ounces,
and representing 800 at par ratio. The
treasurer OF the State Will then for
mnlly present the brick TO the state.
The state win send It TO the United
States mint at Washington, with the
demand that II be coined into 100 silver
dollars.
''rhis demand. OF course" says Mr..
Rucker, will be refused. Upon the re-
fusal, suit viii be entered In the United
states supreme court, for we have u
right, under the Constitution. to de-
mnnd that tho bullion be coined. The
question viii be raised as to where the
Constitution lands w. and the suit II
brought In the name OF the state OF
Colorado. to secure more rapid action
than otherwise would be given H."
MIR. Ruckcr viii be assisted by coun-
sci from this and other States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

New York. Dee. IA special TO the
Herald from Washington says
Secretary Hay has directed Consul
Gummerc, Mt Tangier to officially re-
quest Of the MoerlslI government To sur
render Thomas j, Hunter. the alleged
defaultlng auditor Of the Atlanta and
Wcstpolnt railroad In Georgia, Because
Of the fact that this government has
no cNtradltlon treaty with Morocco IL
tlon OF Hunter. not as a matter OF right.
but as matter OF favor. with the ex-
pllclt understanding that II VIII be un-
able to act fayornhly upI u similar
request made By the Moorish sultan.
Hunter has not been approhonded by
the Moorish authorities, he has simply
been located In Morocco. and the gov.
ernor OF Georgia has asked the state
department to obtain his exlradltlon II
Il Is possible 10 do ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
TUNNEL UNDER GIBRALTAR
would be Ia lin. WIN a Big Rail.
way system TO Develop Frances
African Colonies.

New York. Dec. IA dlsapteh TO the
Herald from Paris says;
a gigantic undertaking Tor tunnclling
the straits OF Gibraltar Is receiving at
tention now.
NJ. Jean Berlicr. the famous ciyll cngi-
neer. who II the author Of the project.
has Just published In book form. the
result of his studies In connection with
II.
He considers that an international
tunnel uniting Spain and Morocco pro-
lOnged by railway from Tanglcrs to
Lalla Maghnia would prove Invaluable
Tor the successful development OF
Frances African colonies.
From soundlngs taken by him. NJ.
Icrller has proved the existence OF a
compact rock formation across the
straits. which guarantees solidity and
impermcublity. The undertaking he
says would be no moro difficult thhn
the piercing Of Mount Cents, ~. Goth
ard, The Artberg or The simploh. He
adds that " the diplomatic obstacles
are not greater than the natural. sue
cess N certain. lie states that "A tunnel
OF II kilometers t2sh miles, would cost
32i.G0O000 and that the work would re-
quire seven years. lie calculates that
the construction Of the lines NJ the Al
Eerlan railway system. und the extern
sion from Tangiora to Lnlln Maghnin
would cost another ls.O00.O0O or 100000
francs. 10 that the whole enterprise
would nocessitntc 81, 100000.
To Offset this, NJ, Bellier says that III
approximate yearly revenue would be
100000,
He already has received the consent
OF the Spanish government 20 the
fchcmc and " working 10 obtain the
authority of the Moorish government TO
create a tunnel terminus In It's terri
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
WHAT IS
THE REASON?

Why Is IL that you are not equal to
the task Nature sets for you to do?
why do you ind weakness stealing
over you and CROWNS DAY by day7
Why that ashy. chalky complexion
Why that inability to hold your
urinef
Why those distressing pains across
your back
An these symptoms nre unmistakable
evidences Of kidney trouble.
The kidneys. that make the human
engine Of life move as Nature intended,
are not working properly and should
have prompt attention
II you need q medicine for kidney,
bladder or uric acid trouble. you can
make no mistake by using the famous
new discovery. Dr. Kilmers swamp
Root. II ulvcs quick relief. and cures
the most distressing cases.
Hospitals use II In all kinds Of cases.
especially severe and urgent ones. Doc
tors prescribe II freely In their practice
and In their families. aud use II when
they need a kidney and bladder tonic
themselves.
Tens Of thousands " grateful pa
TENTS have written to Dr. kllmcr a Co,
and these letters have been fashioned
into handy volume u ready reference
which should be In every household.
This volume and sample bottle N
Swnmp-Noot VIII be- mailed To any
reader ~ this paper who VIII send
name AMI address TO Dr. kilmcr & CO..
and state that he saw this offcr In the
Dcseret Evening News.
II there IL any doubt In your mind ns
20 your condition take from your
urine on arising about two ounces,
place In n glass or bottle and let Il
stand twenty-four hours. II. on cX-
animation, II N milky or cloudy, N
there II brick-dust settling, or "
small particles float about In ". your
kidneys are In need Of immediate at
tentinn.
swamp Root II for sale everywhere
IN bottles " two sizes and two prlccs,
nfty cents and one dollar. Remember
the name, Swamp-l,ont. and the ad-
dress, lilnghampion. y. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Berlin. Dec. 1.-THE Loknlangelgcr
has special dispatch from Constnnti-
noplc announcing that the sultan has
Issued an trade accepting the cduca-
tional plans Of the German professor.
icidcr. This indicates "A great gain In
German Influence IN Turkey.
Prof. kcidcr'a plans embrace an M
mensc hospital In connection with
nearly finished medical school. whore
instruction. modelled on the German
university methods. will be given. They
also call FOR u preparatory school.
where the sultan viii make the daily
study OF the German language oblig-
atory for 1--WE years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

West Mortified. Mass, Dec. ii.-pr.
n. T.. Wood. the family physician NJ
Dwight l.. Moody, the evangelist. Is
sued the following bulletin this after
noon:
Dwight l.. Moody has not been as
well during the past few days. Com
plicationa have arisen which have
caused much anxiety. His lower cx-
trcmitica ARE swelling and nlbuminuria
has appeared. which N considered 70
be- due 90 the cardiac or heart trouble.
DR.. Frederick g. shattuck, OF Boston.
professor OF clinical medicine at Hnr-
ward medical school, was called In con.
sultatlun on Wednesday. lie Endorsed
the diagnosis already made and II quito
hopeful Of ultimate recovery. Mr.,
Moody " confined to his room aud sees
only his family and most intimate
frlgudaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

years OF age. son Of wealthy stock
broker who made his fortune In New
York and now resides In Paris. The
suicide IN alleged 10 have been caused
by Tuttle'a unrcqultcd love for n youns
woman OF Oakland. 20 whom he recent
~ proposed marriage. ana who rejected
him. II " said that after a quarrel
with his father he left his eastern home
and for time stopped with his uncle.
a capitalist " Portland. oregon. after
which he came 10 this city. lie was
supplied with funds monthly by his
family. His last words uttered when
he lcaped into the bay were. "rhls ends
II all" His room mate. Harry Dcmp-
scy II certain that the suicide was
futile. who once before attempted to
take his own life by drowning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Of the moon IL porccptibly affected.
The shadow viii crt\ further and fur
thcr onto the moon until, at $3.50 o'clock,
the greatest degree OF observation Will
be reached. The astronomers speak OF
this eclipse as partial because only
asC-i 600 of the surface VIII be- hid ac-
cording ca their calculations. Hut mas
much as that remaining i-l.O0O IN an cx-
cordinEly small fraction. II may be as
numcd that no one without a powerful
glass could see the very thin line left
uncovered. To all appearance the eclipse
viii be- a total one FOR a few minutea,
Just before and Just after 500 o'clock.
scvonty-nfth meridian time. The
shadow viii then slowly pass on. and
az 1906 o'clock the moon Will again be
altogether clear,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
MOONS EcLIrsE SATURDAY.
Observation Of the Orb Of slight obserys-
able In ut,h.

New York, Dec. IAN eclipse NJ the
moon Saturday evening II promised for
those parts Of North America and lcu-
rope whore the weather In favorable for
observation,
The flrst encroaehment Of the slrths
shadow ON the lunar disk should occur
ct 6.l5 o'clock, seventy-nfth meridian
time. But 1t VIII be probably ten or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
prsEnEr EVENING NEWS FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1899.

panic stricken. but the teachers quick
~ secured control of them and II IL
believed all were saved.
The Institute was an immcnfe four
story brick building which covered an
acre Of ground and was considered one
Of the best institutions under the care
Of Pennsylvania. children from all
parts of the state were pupils Of tho
school. where they received thorough
general education and were taught
trades.
The loss Is placed at $4,000. with
Insurance ~ 100000. The cause of the
fire u believed TO have been q burst
gaHpipc. There were no accidents IL
pupils or tcnchcrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Chicago. Dec. ia special TO the
Times Herald from Mount Pleasant.
Iowa, says;
has been nlcd Tor probate here. The es-
tate amounts To about 100000
He was a widower and len no chill
drcn. Two-thirds NJ his estate he d.
yidcd up among about 200 relatives and
friends scattered all over the country.
Every one who had been kind to him or
$500 or 81 600.
lie lott 5000 TO the city cemetery
fund. s. 900 to the Christian church
OF this city and 5000 to the local Chris
tlan Scientists,
The balance OF his estate. amounting
TO about 100000. he has LEFT as trust
FUND to be Invested. and the income to
be used for the relief Of the poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

New York. Dec. i5.--washihgton l..
Galbfalth was found guilty last even
Ing OF obvious fraud" by the board OF
directors OF the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange ana was expelled
from membership, The technical charge
against him Involved specifications OF
conduct prcJudlclal 60 the welfare ana
roputo Of the exchange. and the funda-
mental offcnse was sending out ciTcu-
lars OF the Franklin syndicate char
acter after the officers Of the exchange
had prohibited such practices.
Gnlhralth has handsome offices In
Wall street lie Joined the Consolidated
Exchange In october. 1896 lie had been
In wall street for several years before
he went into business for himself and
was last employed by Il. II, Cuthbert
a Co, who went out OF business under
an Assignment. When Miller'H concern
IN brooklyn was attracting public at
tantion Galbraith was Issuing circulars
which promised great returns on money
conndcd to him for investment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
SILKS AT POPULAR
PRICES.

Black satln puchosse-Extrcme
good value at tsr. u.e9 ma gi.55 "a
yard. We earnestly ask you to cx-
anime them. It's 90 your interest
Black Tanctn sllka-A range OF
prices. rs. DE. 500 and tt25 yard.
each price attached TO more than it,
money value
Coiorcd Tafota silks Delicious two.
toned color. Sc. poe and 81 90 qualities
on sale nt 70 a yard
Fetching Plaid, stripe and Novelty
Sliks--ln excellent qualities for Xmas
Shoppers. at ijc. ii,o0. si.i5. sl.25 and
81. 20 yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 1.-THE annual
banquet Of the American Federation
Of Labor. held In thr Grlswold house
tonight. lacked the usual nccompaui-
ment OF orchestral music. The reason
was that the orchestra provided for
the dinner was discovered TO be nom
union. The latter fact was duly re-
ported In today's convention. along
with a resolution declining the invita-
tlon 10 the banquet rendered by the
local committee.
Despite assertions OF the Detroit men
that II was the best they could do un-
der the circumstances. the difficulty
would not down until II was announced
that the music would be LETT out OF the
sion was taken up WITH discussion and
action upon resolutions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

San Francisco. Dec. i5,-Thc cigh-
teen commercial banks OF this city
have filed with the bank commissioners
their semi-annunl statements, which
show a gain Of f3,a31.39i In deposits In
the past four months. The combined
gain Of the State savings and com
merclal banks In san Francisco In that
period was t5.727.5i2. and the COM
bined deposits Of both In the city and
state was si59.J G21.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Santiago de Cuba. Dec. ii.-For some
months u has boon suspected that largc
quantities Of military stores wora In
the possession Of Cubans at one point
In the Interior. Yesterday the mayor
OF Tunlf. "a small town IN the district
OF Holguin. voluntarily disclosed the
location and surrendered three cffcc-
tive guns. 10000 rifles and large
amount Of ammunition to the Amori-
cans.
palm leaf blinds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

Three Person. iiuvned to Death - Deaf
and Dnmb Institute Biane.

New York. Dec, i5,-Thrco persons
were burned to death and one seriously
injured at FIRE that occurred at an
early hour this morning In dllapl-
dated tenement at 800 South First
street. In the williamsburg district OF
brooklyn. 7 he dead are;
Mrs. Goscher. 65 years OF age.
Mrs. susan Smyth, No years OF age
Luke Freen, 81 years OF age.
Mrs. Goscher and Mrs, Smyth were
found ON the top floor, sufoca,ed "a
death. The body Of freen was found
ON Inc second lloor badly burned. Mrs
Frcen, the wife OF Luke Frecn, jumped
from the seoond-story window and
broke her leg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15

San Francisco. cal, Dec. i5-An In
vltation signed By Mayor Phelnn and
the grand officers Of tho Native sons
81 the Golden West. has been sent to
Admiral Dewey requesting his pres
cnce In this city ON Admission day,
September ., 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
BLACK & COLORED
DRESS GOODS.

Pure Worsted Storm serges-Biaoi
nnd colurs. smooth finish. an unusqsi
Opportunity is offered 20 buy. sp!cnili
FOR them.
Black All Wool jacquard suitlnFs-tt
Inches wide. IN excellent new styi,-.
rich blacks. ii.c9 and lig5 values. sac
6ec a yard.
Black Crcpons-rhc largest line M
the choicest range Of designs IN cflnki.
ed and stripe effects. special prlces AZ
isc. 'ac. ssc. ii.ss mud NO a yard
tiroadcloth. sterling qualities. fun as.
sortmcnt ~ coloru. including blacks. Al
ti.25 and 1875 a yard. worth i.s more.