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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
ORIGIN OF THE
STATES NAME
a Sketch Of Early History by
Professor Mesny.

TACOMA. Sept. Among many
other interesting historical Incidents
recalled Ia the address % Professor
MrauY 81 the state university before
tho Teachers institute yesterday.
uaH the fact that the State ~ WASH
iuEton rsme near being called Col
umhla Ia the fret memorial to
congress asking for the creation u
a territory, the petitioners asked
thar u Dee called Columbia.
This movement for a territorial
arr 4nifatiau AROSE from the settlers
banding together % protect them.
asiVea against wolves. and 80 VAS
called "asoif meeting and they AZ
Eurd II they were going to protect
tHrmaelves against wolves. why not
protect from iualann a provisional
government Nan formed In ist1 with
Gov Absfnsthy az the provisional
governor Of the whole territory q
oregon
The public lands question being
then leading one. the friends %
Abraham Lincoln asked that he be
made land commissioner. ana after.
wards ashri that he be made GOV.
etnor - oregon. but this move was
defeated - his opponent. Douglas,
and HE friends. aud Gen. Joseph
Lane received the appointment.
t4hcuinH friends wanted him for
governor because he would nAtur-
ally b. tire first United States sen.
ator when the state was admitted.
bat Lane Nas elected In place % Ian
coin
Recurring 10 what was known as
tbs Monticello resolutions. drawn up
far a separate territorial orEanlIa-
tian named Columbia. Lane found
them when he went To Congress. and
secured their parsaEe. but the zen
ator from Kentucky said he had al.
Ways wanted II see the name Of
Washington pefpetuaief In one Of
the states. and the opportunity SaA
presented, The suggestion was
promptly acted upon and tho new
territory was called Washington
Prof. Acany said the origin OF the
name Of Fsrry ceuhty Afforded a
parallel The residents had propos-
! "a the name Eureka, but a member
- sac legislature wanted the name
- the first governor hnu1rcd. - the
county was called Ferry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
WORKING FOR
HIS STATE

WASHINGTON. p. g. sept. g.
Senator Foster vas busy here yes
terday locking after Washington IN
terests. lie saw the president sse-
Rotary u war. postmaster general
and secretary u the treasury. He
viii see Secretary Hay today and ex-
press bis opinion on the Alaskan
boundary
Senator Foster says he h not in
favor - Swing up single foot 81
land la Aiaska. and vii tell Score
tary Hay that such plan viu be
resented ~ the people 81. Alaska.
Senator Poster advocated sending
troops and supplies H. Manila By
way II Puget sound ard will insist
that the Sound ports receive consld
GRAFTON from the War department.
James ". LsCfone. on Senator
Fosters recommendation was yes.
lerday appointed second lieutenant
~ volunteers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
ROBBED AT
STORE DOOR
An Oregon Woman Held Up
by q highwsymsn.

GLENDALE. or sept S==Mlss he
aent clerk fuf Mrs. Cotton. tn a gen
sral megc handiHa store az Myrtle
creek station u miles south af
HnarhurE. saa robbed - about ttpe
Thursday just at duck.
In company Witb tau other women
she had lust locked the de0fn 81 the
store Tor the niRht. when SHE was
eonfrontesi hy revolver IN the hand
% a man. who demanded roughly.
Give me that sack
shr I'D ~ and the man and sack
vanished Ia the dark lie had a
heavy moustaehe and beard. bat no
mask lie woxe aiuueh hat pulled
down iaW over his face An express
order for $40. a pension check for So
and two chtcbs uu thr FIRST Ma
tiouai Hank q Itasg burg we're among
the lost treasure. thu balance bcinE
coin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
CAMPAIGN WORK
WILL START EARLY

ST LOUIS. Mo- sept. s--dov
STONE has called meeting Of the
Democratic national committee Tor
september ~ ana Is nj the Auditor
tum hotel In Chicago. The commit.
tees in question are the executive.
composed 81 the eleven members,
and the press committee. composed
81 i've members So Tar as party
work BE- concerned this VIII be the
meet important work ~ the year
It ia expected that the meeting N
these committees Will draw q good
many Democrats ~ note to Chicago.
for 90 ih the intention that plans be
formulated FOR pushing the campaign
sofk ~ 1900 from the latter part ~
thlH month up 10 the time when tie
Democratic national convention
meets and O new committee ia select
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
STOCKHOLDERS
OF @. R. & N.
Meet in Portland and Elect
Their Officers.

PORTLAND or. sept s-The
steckhoHders ~ the drcsoa Railway
q Navigation company held their AN.
uual meeting here yesterday after
noon. The following mra were elect
"a asa board q directors Z Il tar-
rImaa. " T.. Bull. a ~ Cannon 4.
T. Mnbl.r 70 W eurhttt Il W
seot. Miles & Maare " N tadd.
~ e Aver A q Muis Mortimer
l. sehiH NIusIaW 3 Pierce and ".
u Cornish
rhe sh4uF,s iu the beard Werr the
substitution 90 SeHlu. Pierce and
Cornish far g > MelIca. - $ La
mont. and sAml carr. These latter
represented tha interests ~ The
Northern Pacific
Ptercels the Union pAciac.a general
counsel. Cornish b. president u the
oregon Short Line and vice pres :
dent % the tnleu Pacific. and Shin
Is a auu II Jacob shin. ~ New
York T.. ~ Hartman Was elected
~ chairman "a tha uuard 81 atrrc-
i1rs.
Tha fellow tnE suzrrrB - the corn
pany were elected b. tho board u
directors A. /. Mohler. preside nt !.
". " Cotton secretary o. = Uen-
son. general auditor. = + Wtthing.
ton. assistant treasurer, Charles g
Rsar1au. counsel. ana " " Cotton.
general attorney
A uew executive board WAS chosen
composed of Messfs. Hartman.
Cornish. t7cfce. sohin. Sun and
Cannon.
Following - the annual statement
81 the oregon Railroad q Navigation
company
Total earnings Tor the year ended
juno ~ ts94 ffoat.9 so Is. against
So 1870 for tha previous year.
Total operating expsnass, - 2ss.-
~ e.. against 81. tes 90 - fDf isss
Net earnings. ft.1tT 7osg7. against
..sss. a1a.ag iu tsgs
After dsdgctins all charges. a sur
plus ~ 4i.zt4sgf5t remains. against
$751; SIS - lu isas
During the year the dividends on
the preferred stock amounted to $50. 9.
zoe
uurlna is9s dividends amounted TO
ssl4.coo on the preferred stock and
t2ta.o coo on the common stock were de-
eiaFed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
SOLDIERS BENEFIT.

The offer Of the sam r. Shaw The
alter company to aid IN securing a
fund to care for the sick and needy
Washington volunteers upon their
return, has been accepted by the
Fortson Relief Corps Mr. Shaw do
Mates the tickets and viii give the
corpH zoe on every one sold other
than Mt the door Of the Third avenue
theater the evenings of sept II and
l5. Tickets have been placed on
sale at all the leading drugstores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
WILL AID THE
CENSUS TAKING

HAVANA. sept The aanprlas
tiou OF Cuban Veterans Will hold a
meeting tomorrow Co consider the
best meanu OF HHalsunF the EoYefn.
mont Ia taking the census 81 the ial-
and The association Viii utEr w
or>'hody "a Elve all the Information
desired hY the census taketH.
Since tho opening II Inv offices for
the registration of HpaniufsiH. under
the provision uf the treaty nf peace.
which occurred July 4. only tHfl
have registered The estimates ~
their families. who also retain thor
spanish nationality. mako "a total Of
II. idz persons
u ~ estimated that there are from
20 Qua "a d. uu0 spauiafda ln Havana
The registrations faH Tar short ~
what many loyal spaninfda expected
70 would be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08

Mems New CRUSH HATS Of Fine
Faur. handsome trimmings. pretty
brown shades, s. 90 value. only 81 90
each
Mems Fine Fur New Style PAHHA
HATS extremely popular. finely nm
.shcd and trimmed. actually worth
- 20. our price s. 90 each
Mems Fine Fur New style Sui
TAN HATS. 20 popular now IN the
Past. beautiful fine fur stock hand
somoly made. 1850 value. only -. % a
pair
Mems Fine Fur FEDORA HATS.
neW fan style blocks. exceptional
values at Iio0. i2b. u.50, i200 and
g. 90 each.
Mems LaundHed WHITE SHIRTS.
extra values at Soc. 75c and q %
each.
UNDERWEAR HEADQUARTERS
Mems Fine Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Camel Hair UNDERWEAR hand
somely finished. only Zoe garment
Mems Fine Jaeger Wool F1eeecd
uSDEhW YEAR. beautifully finished .
Nc value, only Csc each
Mems Finest Australian Wool
SHIRTS A. DRAWERS. beautifully
finished none better made. actually
worth 400. only 81. 30 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
A FUGITIVE Is
CAPTURED AT LAST

TOLEDO, e., Sept s. Early one
Sunday last May ave men escaped
from the county JAN here, and after
a sensational chase two 81 them wtre
captured la Michigan.
Later a third was run 70 earth. and
today sheriff sagyr was n5ttuca
that the last man is held IN sarula.
ont This accounts Tor four men.
The NTH, according 90 the sheriff.
was shot and killed in July while at
tempting to roh a house M ST Paul
De Lacroix. Maine. Tho dead man
Is Henry nuplanty ana the man held
in Canada is jos Dunn. puplauty'a
death has heen a secret until to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
TRAIN WRECKS
COME BY THREES

Railroad men were resigned to the
series vt small wrecks occurring On
the Wcat slide on the line Of the
Northern t0elne They insist the
result has simply verified tho old
superstition that wrecks and Roci-
dents occur IN sets 1T three That
none OF the accidents We're serious
Nus merely an incident Three was
the number due. aud Il came.
There il a slight difference OF opin-
lon regarding the superstition ~
three successive accidents. Some
elaim this rule only holds good after
the second accident hut a majority
% railroad men insist when one ac+
cldent occurs two mere are ahso-
lutely certain 10 follow, no matter
how careful tho different crews may
be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
HIS LITTLE RATCHET.

John Moore. "a c1lorcd man. living
at the corner uf First avenue and
Pike streets. was arrested by Ofcer
Kelly Iast night on charge u as
Hult and battery Mrs Moore. hla
wife Is 4ir1 booked ut headduar-
TORS ua Witness Kelly says that
Moore WAS beating the woman. and
when he entered their apartments to
arrest him Moore drew large
Ratchet on him, Tho trial win come
before Judge Cam this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
MEXICAN PAPER
SCENTS A MYSTERY

CITY oF MEXICO, sept s.-rhc
clerical nrrss is greatly excited over
th, probable vsit of President pias
to Chicago thia autumn. ami THE pa
ptra have many eafltuutea bvaring
upan ca, pr. sidcnuai Journey 10 tho
land NC the Yankee. mostly cpneclv-
- In great sual humor and depict
lna che uulaslty ~ tho Chicago COM
uitlsy which WAS received here as
semi .raN n urraanaEes. according Co
thu humorous papsra. Hut IN l1cm.
ps. thr ursan ~ the clerical parties.
uutdut# every other journal for II
has made tho alarming discovery
that tao Americans arr plotting to
remove President p.ar ana now this
journal accuses President Mckinley
with lealte 10 regulate the success.
aau tn tbe presidency hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle aud Vicinity. Tonight,
fair. Saturday, fair. cooler. winds,
east 10 south.
No rain has fallen at any OF the
stations in the pnst Is hours.
The pressure remains high over the
Northwest, but the center " the
high" has moved eastward &c
Montana. The low pressure over
California has become more develop
ed. but is yet OF the nature Of a
summer low
The lowest temperatures reported
are. Kalispell. 20 deg. with heavy
frost. Baker city, 80 deg; Poeatello
% deg. with frost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
a New Fish Trap.

TACOMA. sept 81 ash trap for
salmon is To- be- placed IN the West
passage near hore. the channel west
Of Vashon island Duncan Mcmillan.
superintendent OF Is cannery at Fair
haven. lie In Tacoma experimenting
the work. and has engaged q TUG To
convey the gear Piles viii be drtv-
On and the place liked up to ontrar
the salmon on their course TO the
headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
SMALL RoBRERiEs.

J p. Murphy. proprietor 81 the
Perrin hotel. reported To the police
last night that an ovrrenat belong
Ing t. John stIee had been stolen.
\ Hizrlira room I'm the Hotel
Blackmon was entered yesterday and
a vHilse containing several articles
of value was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
a STOLEN NOTE.

p ~ Kelly. a First avenue cigar
merchant. vas arrested last uiEhi by
Detective Cudthee ON "a warrant
sworn out by =. Mycr, charging him
with grand larceny AFer alleges
ttat Kelly stole a promiaspry note
signed by himself and payable to
Myer. The value Of the note was
40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
PHOTO CAME NOT.

". c. schlsY and Nifs. who we're
arrested several weeks ago on a
complaint af Mrs, Mary BROWN. who
stated that they obtained 80 FROM
her under false rrctsneeH by 8sinE
they could photograph her dead baby
In the spfit realm. we've discharged
yesterday aficruooa ~ judge Cam.
A final settlement eaa reached be-
tween the parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
FIRED UPON
THE SOLDIERS

CAnBoNDALE. III. Sept. s-The
troops stationed at the village Of
GartcrviIle were fired upon late last
night by unknown men from am
bush. The guards were stationed on
the main highway leading from Car
terviilc to the Brush mines.
Several shots were fired AT the
guards, who returned the FIRE, and
cleared the surrounding country II
the attacking party. About 30 shots
we're exchanged. but a. far as known
no casualties have occurred. The
demand lately made by the Hruah
miners we're from the non.unlon men
and not those who are on strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
a CAM BIER ROBBED.

Johnny Boyle. a Dawson gambler.
reported "a the police last night that
he had been robbed Il 5000 BY
woman uamed Cad johnson. Ia the
Pacinc ,saune Thc pnIicr take very
little stock IN BuYlrs STORY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
Lion Escaped and tore Men TO
Pieces Limb by Limb.

n you have meritorious mining
property A. l.. Parker and company
VIII underWrite your stock aud put
you to work tomorrow. Catch 'em.
Room 423 New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
sssssE
kmuSementS.
EIEsSs

A large audience greeted sam T
shaw In THE Westernsr" At the
Third avenue theater last night To-
night tho bill will be- changed and
Mr. ShpwH maHterpiocs, Farmer
StebbinH" viii be- presented for the
balance ~ the week Tho company
carries special scenery for this pro-
ductlon. and the play r. extremely
realistic.
owing 10 the great success witt
which Mr. Shaw has met. Manager
Russell has decided 10 play the com
pany for another week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
We Believe we Show the Best
Assortment of Mems Night
Shirts In the City.

Excellent Qualify Tennis Fiannsi
NfaHTG0WSs. Hplcrdlaly made.
cut Gull and roomy. only spc each.
Pine Muslin NIGHTfspWS8, eut
extra fun and roomy. 69c value, only
Coo each.
Mems Pine Muslin MONT
GOWNS. handsome elk Embroidered
plated front. extra fun and roomy;
only Go each
Excellent quality iniaundri@d
WHITE SHIRTS &c value, only &c
each.
We sell n Matchlera unlaundried
WHITE SHIRT. ~ New York mills
Muslin body, fine linen bosom. pat
ented ncckhhnd. cum AMI black plat.
perfect nttluR. only soc each.
Excellent Quality Flannel OVER
SHIRTS. perfect made and hitting;
k5c value. only Cue each.
Fine Scotch Flannel OVER
SHIRTS. with tie % match. beauti-
fully finished 81 50 value. only 100
each
Special f0r Saturday I ease Meme
Fine Merin0 socKf Eeamiess:
grand wearing. regular price i5cj
Saturday price i0c a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.

Third Avenue Thenter, Tonight
and Matinee Tomorrow - Farmer
stebbins."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-08

" /. DOUGLASS MEMS CELEBRATED roof
WEAR STYLE LASTS t2zs ,aoo tsb0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06
JOTTINGS FROM
BASEBALL FIELDS
Local and Foreign Notes on Ameri-
cas- National Game,
ORPHANS DEFEAT ORIOLES


Two now men have been added Co the
Salt Lakes team. Hartman holds down
right neld ut Lagoon this afternoon.
Manager Reed De- undecided as got
whore 90 place Rand
on nryt Saturday tho J.. 70 e. uusl-
mess cu'leEo will Fo down to play the
newly organized Provo team. 70. Kiug.
W. g.. s1renaen. Bort Ch1uIUa tcaphmi.
Bert TwuIyos j. Wilson. Pat guiIarl.
Bort sm01t Grufse uurpa. Ike i,lng
ana W. g.. Ship are among those meme
toned who will participate in che game
Cor the Garden city.
Tho Retail Clerks association and
sarobriah mines viii piak this evening.
beginning at $50. ON the Eighteenth
vatd aquarc.
Tho y. g. ". !. ninu b. beginning Go
bc recognized Ha prime factor In base
BAH circles. Already Captain MarHetta
of that nlnc has accepted the chat.
lclge ~ the retail Ciofkr. but nt pf.s.
gnt thg date uf Oh" contest hlH not boon
decided upon.
The nrt game has been arranged
| Tor next Friday between thr T. g.. A. J.
uul the l.. ~. 4. UuH.urrH college. ID
pur.
] ln thu East g. Louis hla hit tha t0.
baErau ana De- sliding down at 10 dIasy
rates faIm nrt Go fourth pn the aver.
] nEc liHt Do Co tgrrIhie climb down but
! stAl"Iuf Reds VIII EIlIH yeI further
| down thU scale ora ths season tarmIn.
] utnH bon sixth Mlll probably o. HHr
] order 20 standing IHHHhlNu hHIHH tho
I zoo by % healthy margin that was con.
allurshiy strengthened yesterday WHOM
th' furtfhHa nitruud their battling
] average against The tIlI.rudrfH. At
baltimore. aFniust the local nine. CHE
] Cfru hHd u 'uuilluE" boating ths
] N.tuIcH hands down. Yesterday fhH
l iltUlu-rtfH i1umHyrd Co. tho Quaker
] city ana gave thc IhIiilrH the privilege
! ~ lcornr % great blE fourteen Tho
] li1aiun.'IutI nulti game wHH fHrsrune
,ungiuaio1 Iu favor df tho usnncltera.
jock uoctiey b. r'ttinr holly ro,atal
| in Cincinnati Tor hla rIHWuUHs and oih-
OF niicgcd faults
TO l1tr Precedent Freedman NJ tho
Nsw York club. h1H not wItnsrrri IA
Fu1r 90 LIH own ground
Keoior uaIahiuty. LniaIs Thomas
ana lIlflntt orc having "a hot rarr Tor
hsi batting honor.
wallace OF m. g. Louis team nm,
| iuichsy " tho Louisville. look enough
alike 90 be- brothers
! Clcarn's who ousht To- BE- Glove.
llnd'H best catcher. o. rtln lduug about
altogether cut ~ condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06
ANOTHER RECORD SMASHED
Terrible saeds" Clips Over Three Niles
on lhe Slate Hours Record,
would Have Wade tiettrr showing
~ ne ttad teen properly Paced
by randsms.

Jcnssn'a state record ~ twcnty-thrco
miles aud coz yards Cor one hour was
lowered by the Terrible swcdo' al
Callora Park lart evening. Lawson
broke thH record hy nearly three miles.
Do would have accomplished probably
i've more miles within the sixty mia-
utrH allotted Co him. A. thrW was mo-
stop watch among The audience Law
sons time fur The various miles could
not hH captured. The scorers we're y. Y.
sUhefsN aud Papa Smith.
a. $1,000 Lawson started hi1 hours
ride. liver Lawson and Tpd Calne
paced The nrHt two miles. ~ the END %
nyU miles the PAGERS backed and Law
Lawson was calling Tor more pace, nnd
several racine men standing about tile
track got upon singles, but had a. be-
called on OWING 60 their nriinrHs. AZ
seventeen miles. Alma Jensen was In
duroI to pace. ana took the "swcdG'
two laps nt n hot pace.
hy 0ight o'clock Lawson had rolled
on tWrutY-uur miles and was ahead %
the record. Tod Cnlno and liver Lawson
paced thr llrt mile NJ the hour in 2.ii,
iawuon beating the tandem tcam out
by Thrive lengths M ihg mpe. twenty
i've miles we're ridden in 'isi1o. ana 10
thr hour twenty-five miles and 40
yards were ut tho "sWtdr'H' credit Tnia
gave LnwHnn inc record BY two miles
and h2s yards
Amid thc yolls 81 his enthusiastic
c1uutrymrn Lawson dlHmuuntrd at tho
end 90 hlH Performance. 40 fresh na tho
pr1yvrhill daisy
Although thD Terrible swede" last
evening lowered the Utah rrcurd, para
duxlnHl lH 10 may HrOm Jensen Hti.i
holds fhH same, Tor tho event wua
wheeled un without sanction from the
g.. s. 81. g.. thurr were nO official time
krrpru and not o. Htup watch within
IL milo Hf thr event further according
tu thH rules ANA hyslnwH ~ the anH1cin-
tluu uu private event against time can
hn r'IHHel among tho Official records
between May iHt and octoher iHt, hence
LaWHuu'H Performance goes for naught
save Co show thH l1cHi talent what he
can DO ni "a pinch Lawson asked tho
local talent what ho can do 90 pinch.
l.nwHnu asked thD local League Official.
Mr. e. o. EmiHN, yesterday 20 give HIS
sanction 90 tho oyunt. h. received 70
cordial invitation 90 Ego ahead" but at
the Same time tho Terrible awode'
wnH given 60 understand that his ef-
forts would not be- officially recorded
I mo- matter n ho cut the record into nec-
I ton. In the meantime Jensen san holds
The onc-huur record Tor tho state Of
1 Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06
TRIBUNE ANfiQUARLANISM.
This Time Il Finds AN "Old" Coin In
stead of AN "Old Woman"

TO iNn lsllilrt
An amusing piece of alleged anti.
quarInnIsm IN exhibited In tho Tribune
of yesterday under tho heading "An
Ola coin Found The finding of
coin of the rciFn ~ George ~ is rr.
Elrdcd aH "a great discovery but lH tho
coin iH quito common IN England toe
day. the Importance Of thr discovery
Dr. not apparent The woman seated
hy che seaside" which Che Tribune
man seems Co regard aH another MAR
NrlnuH and curious feature. Dr. tho nr-
uH0 " rho woman hrItianla found on
Hll tho Ordinary pennies uf England.
and altogether tho finding uf "a elm-
mon English tWuponce in Hlrdan AZ
sprlngyillo Or matter of no more I'M
trrcHt than would De- the nnding NJ an
American i've cont piece iu England,
II was no doubt brought ovoF in tho
pocket OF some ono recently FROM Eng-
land.
CONSTANT READER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Last IAN I rpfaiuod my lcft hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The dnc-
Tor . called on said az nrst 70 was re-
but % grew worse and tho doctor then
said ! had rheumatism 10 continued
Co grow worse and ! could hardly got
around 90 work ! went tu q drug store
and tho druggist recommended me to
Try ChamhsrlHln'H Pain Balm. ! tried
10 and one-'ulf uf "a aO-cput bottle
cured me entirely I now recommend
10 Go UIl my frleudH.-F A. nuhcuck.
Erie. PA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06
FATHER YOTXAX IN INDIA.

Al persons holding tickets Tor Faith
err Younan'a lecture ON india at the
Thcntor on Friday evening may have
them exchanged Tor reserved seats by
calling nt The hox.oilco ON Thursday
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-06

Terrific Price Cutting all over the house. Every article
in Silks and Dress Goods Depts in Wash Goods and Do
mestc Depts in Notions, Hosiery and Underwear Depts
Linen, Boys Clothing Shoe Dept, Cloak Department,
etc. during this sale at prices below anything offered
before. Remember every single item in the whole vast
establishment cut to the All this week. reck-
essy slaughter the largest and finest line OF Dry Goods
etc. in Salt Lake City. The tumble in prices sweeping
and everything in the entire store. Prices
shattered right and left moved down, annhiated cut to
pieces for stone will be left unturned in deter
mnaon Guido all former efforts Dollars will do double
duty and more too Such Unparalleled Cheapness you
before Making prices sure to cause Sem
saon!