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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
rms HOLLAND boat.

The official report ou tho trials Of The
Holland submarine torpedo boat have
now been made public. aud the new in-
srum,n, of destruction has been de-
clarod capable % making o. vcriah'e
attack uron an onomy. uuaoen ana un-
dstscuhle The boat De- therefore said
O., Doc 900 cuglnc OF warfare. of terrible
potency. which the government should
adont into iia saryice. captain John
lowe of me United states navy, calls
attention Co. tha absolute worthieaHueaa
OF Che above water torpedo system and
says there o. much need % "dollycrancc
from ita abrufdlues and the FOOLS para
disc OF iia fllpe security"
ono point tho captain emphasizes 10
hia IMPORT is particularly timely II
has been urfod against tho present poi-
lcy Of expansion that distant dopendcn-
clos would uoccasltato tho maintenance
~ navy and army out ~ ai prupor-
lions 20 the benefits derived from thosc
far.away outports. hut captain Lowe
Incidentally meets this objection. by
showlug that an enemy Of the United
States would not strike a. 10 these
Islands, but right at home. His urgu-
ment iai
1--WE have distant dependencies. the
Philippine. Hawaii and the Ike. Viii
an enemy seek to bring ua To- terms by
attacking thoso2 Perhaps nn. nut n Hp.
the move would BE- "a weak one. exceed
lngly weak let ur not deceive our.
solves. Any powerful nation would
not play 40 war after TINT fashion.
They would strike us iu the yitala. An
oight.day dash across the Atlantic
would bring their ships 90 Muntluk
Point. whore they would encounter thf
American noot which. being destroyed
hy force ~ numbers, the reminder ui
The oncmy'H ships could paHa On AMI au'
chnf in Lore Island Huuri in perfect
security ann very shortly long Island
would become "a foreign possession
He concludes that We need. not foi
the protection of Hawaii AMI the Phil
ipnlno Islands but Tor the safety Of oui
own coasts. MY submarine torpcd,
vessels TO preserve tho peace and &,
give potency 10 our diplomacy"
II the Holland boat 10 all that d
claimed Tor it The government will o.,
doubt adopt d and not allow the iu'
youtlon to pass into other hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17
POSTAL STATISTICS.

Postal statistics for tho past nscni
year show great increase In the SER
Vice. ana this h taken aa one Of tho
sigma OF prosperity the country 10 enjoy
Ing. ON July . 100 cities had free doly-
cry There wcic employed it.Ooo carriers
In the service The Increase Of business
IN tho free delivery service amounted
20 2l6t per cent more than IN any
former year since 1868. and tho cost
M maintenance Increased only per
cont An additional appropriation of
tiia2.00o b. recommended for the cnr-
rlcr service Boz yiow M tho fact that
there was an Increase OF fggsG0l ln
the gross receipts and that thc lpuro-
prl1ti0u1 have mot kept pace with the
Increase of the business Tho r0atmas-
Cor general believes TINT thc lnIlca-
toua now arc that tho general business
Of tho country win continue 60 Increase.
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opening of the siberian fields VIII still
farhor add 10 The supply Of food.
The car as an the world KNOWS mas
asked the civilized world to cease fur
ther preparations iar war ana 20 adopt
plan for the peaceful settlement 81
al quarrois. The plan adopted on this
humane auerostlon BE- TO be submitted 20
the nations represented az the congrcas
of peace. and ~ not adopted before the
expiration Of this year. it viii fall
through. u should not BE- allowed 10
mn. The United States might take the
Initiative in declaring Cor d. II the rlan
Is rejected. the world may have cause to
regret H.. for the part Russia would
play In o. general commotlon among the
nations would be- that of cyclone sweep
Ing through an open stretch Of country.
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punishable by a maximum uenaliy Of
500 ine ana rix months imprisonment
white ro'ysamy 0r higamy entails a1
punlrhment 500 zine aud ave years im-
tr.sdnmenf.
whilrihe eastern mini may b. eon-
fused on this subject no one aeauhlnt-
"a with Utah affairs. and 30 Newspaper
man residing iu this State. iH Ignorant
OF that which we have herc explained.
Therefore WHOM correspondent nena'
to Sow York pepper a. statement IKE
that which we have Quoted from the
Herald. t shows on DO face delibor-
aio attempt 60 falsely md mislcad ihc
American public What gooi con pos
alb'y result from such distortion % the
truth. BE- BE- d'meuh indeed Go imagine.
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themselves also The course ~ events
tho nnner Of providence. n you VIII
makes IL altogether Impossible"
The Sacramento Bee quotes this par.
nEraph and comments In part as .ol-
lows;
There ia no parallel between the his
tory OF the 'Mofmuna' IN America ana
tho roers Ia Africa. Tho Mormons' or
isinaliy settled ln Illinois, and when
driven thence. went 90 Utah. They were
always ana uru now 100 tho territory Of
the United states They have never
been driven out of 10, ana NO attempt
has ever been or VIII be made 10 oxpcl
them. Their property in Illinois u
Htlll tholr own, and they are 10 undlf-
turhed possession of u ana an they
have since acquired
ION the other hand. the Beers frat
rounht acclualon M British territory
ln South Africa. when they found 70
necessary, for their own peace. &C. move.
they won't further inland and settled
unon land that was not owned ur elaine
cd by England ENGLAND o. now seek
Ing TO diapoaarea the Beers of q cuun-
try that was theirs either by right uf
presumption, or conquest, OF both
The Bee a. In the main. risht on the
Mormon" exodus. The Saints never
aimed at the establishment OF gov-
eminent independent Of the United
States. Among the things rescued from
the General dcttructlon when they
were driven from the confines u civil
ilati0n hy luwicas moha wna on Amer
loan Gag. ana thnt racrod emblem was
carried over the lonely doscrt-an in-
..HH.aHHf.Ha moi .H HNn funnNHN nN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

I.om Salisbury interesting speech az
the lord mayors banquet last evening
indicates that Dc has no fear OF Inter
ference hy any foreign power In the
Anglo u0cr war now in prosrrra, Ito
refers 20 various great wars that have
occurred ln hlH time, each attended ut
the close by large re-afrungcmcut1 OF
territory. but ln none of tksnr was there
nuy Interference. except us provided by
treaty The Interference with Russia q
distribution OF the Suitun'H assets ga
ISIS. we are 60 uudcrtand, was in nc-
cord with prc-oXistiuB agreements of
tho great powers. iu any event, Eng
land. he tells ua, viii not assent TO In
reference OF any sort, or permit a.
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The British prime ministers excellent
diplomatic record and his reliable oiil-
clil knowledge eutiuc him 10 speak
with Intimate inner understanding ~
European governmental opinion ana
probable action iu regard To South AZ
rlCnn nnilrH Whom. therefore. h. cm-
phaucnly uHferta that there VIII DE- no
European Intervention, because, "iu the
nrrt place. we would not accept that In
prevention. ana, in the second place,
h,cuuHr we urr convinced that there ia
no such idea IN the mind ~ any guNcrn-
mcnt In the world" the statement may
be- accepted uH putting an end % an
the rimorl uf what other powers arc
contemplating By way of Interference
90 South African troubles.
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Courage ana roshncsa frequently no
togethor, but tho combination h not
always successful aH was shown by the
capture of Ifltlsh armored train near
EFicourt, on Wednesday. In the lght
of recent experiences In that locality,
lt was rafhncas 60 throw such d small
body Of men into the known nocr lines
when, " "a larger body had made an od-
vance the same distance. which was
not great, british courage and Hkill
might have achieved a Victory. The
care with which Cen. Butler IL credited
in this regard might well be emulated
hy the ambitious under officers, TO the
honor OF English arms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

What Lord Salisbury said In his
speech In London last night owes all 10
nrnincanca 10 his uaylng H. The world
came To the conclusion long nEu that
the continental powers would not inter
fere with Great nrltain'a march of con-
Quest In South Africa, and that there
was cordial understanding between
London and liorlln' ~ also knew thnt
mo relations between the United States
aud Great Britain were percularly corr
aim. The worlds conclusions are, how
ever. sometimes wide Of the mark, but
On this Instance they have been con-
nrmed by the words OF the prime minis
tsr OF Great britain, who Is reHponal-
BILE for an he says.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Lord Salisbury stated that, except In
South Africa. the political horizon Of
the United Kingdom is unclouded, lie
admitted that ln some parts of the cun-
tlnont there was q certain ncerhlty Of
tone" nmo7g the writer's Tor the foreign
nrofH, but ho ala not believe that this
manifestation of untfluudllneaa Affected
that a ala not AFFECT foreign govern
mcntf. in this declaration no WIS, u
strikes ~. too optimistic. The foreign
press wuuld not be- 80 bitter as II IN
II IL did not reflect popular sentiments
OF petty decided type.
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Lord Salisbury language lu regard
10 tho treatment OF the Dutch African
states after the war ~ concluded o. not
quite 40 explicit ns hna been represented
IN the cnblod fuuchat 81 ne eicerh,
hut thcro IL an Indication Of tho pr1bn-
bic policy ln tho statement that, when
victorious, the government VIII consult
tho vast interests committed TO tn care.
vast duuca." said tho premier. 'lle
upon uH TO perform, ana taking counsel
of tho uniform traditions of our colonial
government and OF the moderation ana
oauni Justice TO ali races OF mon, which
IL hna been our uniform practice 20 OBJ
HprVp.N
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secure that there will De- no attempt 90
European Intervention with South Aiu-
can operations. ln fact Salisbury
scented Co have given the world notice
that mo- nation hHH righi 90 ask what
the Issue OF tho contract Dr.. or ang
what o. TERMS should bu Some of thr
English Journals have drawn the cone
cluHilu from some expressions lu tho
speech that ln the nual settlement with
tho u0ftH thoir national rights na zee
uuhiCs viii be- RESPECTED. but that D.
evidently false hope, az the queens
EptUch 10 Parliament was Interpreted
to mean the deprivation % the Hoor4
10 nli the rights of self-ruvcrumcnt
which they had acquired under the cone
ycutlon uf 1854 and 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Astronomer See Of Washington says
the big shower Of meteora comes In
1900 and that astronomers were mis-
taken In expecting the most brilliant
display 10 BE- In the nrst year Of con-
tact with the earth. Or. See probably
10 right hut an earlier announcement
OF his discovery would havo carried
with ll the weight Of superior scholar
ship Now, everybody knows thnt tho
mctcorlc display Of 1899 Is OF an or
binary character compared with some
nraNIona nnrlnla.
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Here Is The Boston Transcripts logic
al statement OF one feature OF armorei
COVER Tor soldiers IN battle. with
special reference Co what II known aa
the armorcd traiu'
There ore uwo8 when a cover 81 ~
Immense value to on army and cover
De- at 900 times fnr from being migrate
ful hut when it o1mea that soldiers de-
pond unon CoYef when they are good
Cor little or nothing without 10, then
% lt reon that what o. the bcst thing
ut one timo may at another time be- the
worst in % word, there rs nothing that
Will mako towards of troops muie sure
ly than constant resorts TO shields
from the cuvmy't hrc."
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In sending relief 10 Kimberley before
an effort Is made 90 help Ladysmlth.
the question has arisen ua 20 whether
the wealth ~ Cecil Rhodes, who is al
the nrt named place has not SOME
thing 90 do with g. Hut those who are
not running the campaign may know
more about what should be done than
do those who aro-sn far az talk and
criticism 10 concerned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

Lord sallsbury's rpocch IN London
last evening failed 10 forecast the Brit
iHh governments policy with reference
10 the two Dutch republics after their
conquest The universal conviction ~
that they will be- cvcrlas tinriy absorbed
into the empire. and Il would have been
rupcrnuoun for bic lurdahlp 90 have
stated whit Is sure TO happen. Ills
statement that NO interference IN The
war hy outside powers need BE- feared
was the most Important phase Of the
aycech, but even that was not In tho
nature uf utwa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-17

That STORY ~ Russian parents muir
dcrinR their children to save them from
q worse fate, because NJ the appear
anco NJ few shooting stars. b. beyond
question tho result uf fertile imagina-
ton The most Ignorant Russian peas
ant has o. better conception OF the fatea
than that
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Gen. white Is credited with having
out-mnnouvcred and beaten the Beers
90 Labyrinth. n be- Doesn't do cone
siderable ~ that work the Beers VIII
have Co keep awake; Tor tho British
commander o. o. clever, courageous and
rcsourccful adversary. who does not
need a second lesson of ambushcs, aud
win make tho very host OF tho oppor-
lunIlL.. Nd hin cnmmanl
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There o. no promise concerning fu-
tufo policy Tor South Africa except such
aa ma. b. applied ln the HHfurnnc1 u
moderation and equal Justice 10 gu
races" but a characteristics flng ut Mr.
Gladstone indicates that there Will be-
some radical change
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Concerning the British policy In South
Africa the British premier 81 very rec
served, He would not ATTEMPT 10 deal
with the future because 4 would "be
undertaking q task Of prophecy from
which the hardest would shrink
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Filipino insurgents now use copper
wire to cut telegraph communication.
The only way the Americans can pre-
vent the interruption Is to copper tho
FIllpluor.
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The records Of Arulnallos war rccro-
tary have been found boo "a barrel 30
doubt their owner left them la % bad
pickle.
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Turkoy-tlmc Is drawing neat II IL
o good season Tor the bird
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The record-union., 1899-10-03
Notice Of Sherif'S Sale Of Real Property

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County of Sacramento, State of Cali
Reclamation District No. $50. plaintiff,
VS.. Rebecca Thisby Mary J. Green Qor-
mnerly Mary j. Thisby)l Robert Thisby.
ard Charles Thisby, defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale
issued out Of the Superior Court of the
fornia, on the 9th day of August, 1899, in
the above entitled action wherein Recla-
nation District No 556, the above named
plaintiff, obtained judgment and decree
of lien against Rebecca Thisby, Mary J.
Green formerly Mary ]. Thisby), Robert
Thisby, George Thisby, William Thisby
and Leonard Charles Thisby, the above
named defendants, on the 10th day Of
February, 1897, for the sum of IS, 1872. 32,
and the sum OF $94.15 costs of said action
which said decree was on the 10th day of
Book 6 of said court at page 349. | am
commanded to sell that certain tract of
land situate in said County of Sacra-
mento, State of California, and being
Swamp Land Survey No. 324 of the said
described as follows to wit:
r, Beginning at the n. W. corner of
the F. bank. of the Sacramento River,
thence meander up stream N. % w $40
chains. ~. s. 49, e. 1867 chains, N. So
E. E. Ssf Ss eRan CHAINS n 30 s. ssh 24faiRRa dRanS g. to
No. 325; thence S. $50 SV e. 2974 chains to
45 chains to the N. r. corner of Swamp
Land Survey No. 323: thence N S3' 30'
w. $3.50 chains. to the place of begin
ming. Run by the true meridian magnetic
variation 16S % E. containing 14S. .26 acres
of land.
Notice is hereby given that on TUES
DAY, the 10th day of October, 1899, at 10
o'clock a. m. of that day. in front of the
Courthouse of the Superior Court of Sac
ramento County, on the corner of
Seventh and / streets in the City of Sac
ramento, State of California, 1 will, in
of lien, sell the above described property
or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said Plaintiffs judgment with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent.
per annum from the date of said judg-
ment, and costs of suit and expenses of
sale, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash.
FRANK Il. JOHNSON.
Sheriff of the County of Sacramento,
State of California. se19-4tTu
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sane. Football will never find favor.
however, as an all the year sport, for
the very excellent reason that no team
could hope to remain intact, and in
order to maintain an eleven for a year
it would be necessary to have about
100 men on the playing list Still, the
ladies like the game, which, perhaps,
explains its apparent great popularity,
and so long ais this is true who shall
say word against it?
EVIL ASSOCIATIONS.
Marysville Appeal: Those people who
boast of their Bourbon dispositions;
who pride themselves on being Demo
Gratis of the purest ray politically, ana
who foolishly prate of their loyalty to
the party of Jefferson would do we'll
to examine the platforms upon Whlcn
their mistress now stands and see how
adversely and evil associations have
wrecked their once fair ideal; how she
has prostituted her honor for partisan
purposes; how the emptiness of imbe-
cility shows in the eyes that
once kept such sharp look
out for her country's good and
how the influence of crafty and
unscrupulous men has led her from
the paths of rectitude into the byways
and hedges of shame. Devotion to q
lost cause--a reverence for first love
when the world seemed bright and
good, is a grand passion; yet when the
object has become unworthy cherish
the memory of better days, but cut
loose from the present demorallZlng
SURROUNDINGS.
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Ever Eat
Columbia Ham?
If you never have, and you want to
taste one of the tenderest, sweetest NOR
sells of meat that ever passed your lips,
just buy Columbia ham. Your grocer
sells them.
Mohr & Yoerk Pkg Co,
Ioa4-Ioa6 j STREET.
Notice Of Sharif'S Sale Of Real Property.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County OF Sacramento, State of Celi-
Reclamation District No. 556. plaintiff,
vs.. Rebecca Thisby Qknown as Mrs. X.
Thisby), defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale
issued out of the Superior Court of the
County of Sacramento State of Cali
fornia, on the 9Th day of August, 1899 in
the above entitled action wherein Recla-
nation District No $50, the above named
plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree
of lien against Rebecca Thisby (known as
Mrs. r. Thisby), the above named de-
fendant, on the 10th day of February,
1897, for the sum of So, ,S3S.9 SO and the sum
of $93.75 costs of said action, which said
1897, recorded in Judgment Book of said
court, at page 354. | am commanded to
sell a certain tract of land situate in said
county of Sacramento, State of California,
and being Swamp Land Survey No. S26,
OF the said County of Sacramento, in
Township 4 and 5, North Range 4 East,
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, and
particularly described as follows:
j commencing 1iI Sa a5 at point on the tSd doWn
corner between sections 4 and SS, T.
and N, r. E., Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian thence f. 29.72 chains to a
section corner, thence S. along Il section
Land Survey No. 325; thence S. S4', w.
go 60 chains to point on the east bank
veys Nos. S25 and S26;. thence with me-
anders of Sacramento River up stream n.
u ". go chains, N. 21' so w o31 chains,
n. 25' As W. 1852 chains, n. 169 w. 753
chains. y. g. Is, w. $.4S chains, n. o. 45' e;
5.07 chains, n. 70 10 E. 3.21 chains, N. 1S0
S0' e. 1893 chains, N. S2' IS e 4.16 chains,
to the corner of Swamp Land Surveys
Nos. 326 and S27, on the bank OF the Sac
ramento River, thence S. 1S' 30 f. along
a fence 1888 chains, to the place OF be-
ginning (run by true meridian magnetic
variation 16' 25' Ed containing 10O.S7 acres
of land.
Notice is hereby given that on TUES
DAY, the 10th day of October, 1899, at 10
O'Clock a. m. of that day, in front of the
Courthouse of the Superior Court of Sac
ramento County, on the corner of Seventh
and l streets, in the City of Sacramento.
State of California, l will in obedience
to said order of sale and decree of lien,
sell the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy said Plaintiffs Judgment, with inter-
est thereon, at the rate of per cent. per
annum from the date of said judgment
and costs of suit and the expenses of said
sale at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash.
FRANK II. JOHNSON,
Sheriff of the County of Sacramento,
State Of California. se19-4tTu
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party and In this confidence the labor
ing man OF to-day does not take Sec
ona place with the capitalist-he is in
the van
Inc Wheels of industry, so many of
Wnicn We're idle at the time of Presi-
Gent Mchinleys Inauguration are now
DUSTY engaged in the manufacture of
merchandise and millions of dollars
worth are being shipped to foreign
countries and thereby furnishing just
SO much more employment for labor
capital is satisfied to invest; labor is
petterlng It's condition and business is
nunmlng. The honest laboring man
VIII not consent to change this con-
dItlon of affairs for the unrest and