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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

The Improvement Era for october r.
out. with an attractive llat OF contents,
beginning with an interesting article
by Or seymour 49, Young entitled THE
Evils OF Drink and Tobacco. and Some
Remedies Therefor" which deserves the
careful reading and consideration NJ AT
thinking people. Hon, u, II, Roberto
contributes an article, "Thc Church ~
Jesus Christ OF Lattor-duy Saiuts nt tho
Parliament ~ Religions" and Elder
John Nicholson continues his Interest.
ing series OF religious subjects under
the title of "rhe OrlEin and nature Of
Man from the Standpoint OF Nature
and Religion"
"a Plea for Mormon Civilization ~
the title Of q paet written hy J, II.
ward, and q number ~ selected articles,
among them Ebert Hubbard's famous
"phlllstiue" sermon, "a Message 10
Garcia" make up an unusually IN
tercstlng number
The october number OF scrlbner'H Will
be- read with interest by Salt Lake pco-
pie. the noted periodical containing an
article by Ned Royle upon the aubjcct
OF the vaudeville stage, Mr.. Roylc, be-
sides being clever urnmatist, has
evlncod considerable ability In other
litornrv llncs, and his article IL Of value
from a literary standpoint aH well ~
from It's exposition OF the vaudeville
stage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

interesting contribution 10 the history
OF American politics, Mr., Reeds first
article. unlike those 60 follow, crosses
the Atlantic FOR It's subject and tells
how the procedure of French law
courts and especially those involved In
the prryfus case, imprcssea an AmeTi-
can lawyer. 1hIH paper entitled Paris
and French Justice viii appear In The
Saturday Evening Post of october e
The Review ~ Reviews for October
contains several articles on the cnm-
mcrrlal and industrial conditions and
problems OF the moment, The Hon.
Thomas l., James, formerly Postmaster
general OF the United States and now
president OF the Lincoln National bank
lu New York. writes on he New Era
Of Prosperity" Dr. y. benjamin An
drcwR. Of Chicago, gives AN economists
Impressions ~ the recent conference In
that city ON the subject uf trusts"
while the presiding officer ~ that gu-
therinr the Hon. William Writ Howe,
Of Now Orleans, states the conclusions
60 be drawn from the deliberations u
tho conference nH TO desirable leglsla-
tl1n. The editor analyses the South
African situation. comments ON the
Dreyfus trial, reviews tho work OF Chi
cago conference on trusts, and discus
scs Mr., Bryan's position on the silver
question.
The North American Review for oo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

toher ~. we are told. the largest issus
20 that periodical which has been pub
lishod since % became re- monthly muFl-
sine. u a. number moreover. bearing
upon iiH tltle-page an array Of names
famous throughout the world Captain
a. r. Mahnu. T.. s. A.. discusses IN
The Peace Conference and the Moral
Aspect OF War" the limitations Of nr-
bitratlou aH means " settling intef-
national disputes. Ne. a. NJ. Johnston
argues ln paper entitled In the
clutch ~ the Hnrpy Powcui." that n
the Senate approves the treaty ~ nrhl-
tratiou the door will b. opened fpr
European Intervention in American AZ
fairs Mr claude Phillips contributes
a description NJ the treasures of art
which urc stored IN the famous gallery
~ the Hermitage " st. petcrshurg
Tho editor m the official ufguu Of tho
Iluer government Hsnta "A Tunavlli
View of the South African Question"
Mr. Horny James describes 'Tho prog-
ont Literary situation in France" The
basis OF tho claim 81 the United states
with inspect t1 their ffnutinr-ilue In
the Far Northwest De- explained By Pro-
feHeor J H Moore. The 49, Rev. u. g..
on "smc Social Tendencies in Amar-
lra" Ian Maclnrrn che Rev. Dr. John
Wntapu) hndH the cnuse OF Americas
success and ~ her coming commercial
supremacy in "Thr ttoFtipss Energy q
tho American People" 81 D. ul1witz.
unaiyEea the Influences which deter
mined tho course uf the French press In
ita attitude toward the DreyfuH case.
showing thnt The papers which are hos
tie 90 preyfus are also antagonists %
tho republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Samuel BOYD OF catehpole Square" by
u, l., FarJeon.
Readers Of love stories Will be intor-
eatcd to know that new novels by
Georges Ohnet and AIDE Inc Sergeant are
IN preparation. Loves Depths" by
Georges Ohnct snd Under False Pre-
tencoa," by Adellue Sergeant.
The Wallypug Will renew hla nc-
qunintance with American children this
fan. The New Amsterdam Book CONF
pnny have Mr. q. u. Fnrrow'a new
book, Adventures OF Wallypugland,"
. Q Q
G. j. Cornish. who wrote Animals OF
Today" will issue next month
a volume entitled. Nights with an old
Gunner" Mr.. Cornish'a articles ON anil
mails need no Introduction TO American
readers.
Uncle Sans Soldiers" by oscar
Phelps Austin. r. another In the new
retiea OF "Appleton'a Homo Reading
Booka." In this Mr.. Austin practically
continues the story which was begun
In the preceding volumes of the series
Uncle SANS Secrets" the leading
characters Of that story meeting new
and unusual experiences IN their pnrti-
olpation In the war OF the United States
against Spain. Each performs his little
part IN that great drama learning many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
HOOKS.

Nature has some movements that may
submarine earthquake, as a result OF
which Islands are formed or destroyed,
Fergus Hume In his latest novel. THE
Expedition OF Captain Flick Just pub
lishcd by the New Amsterdam Book
company. nurrates the disappearance Of
an island In the Indian Ocean by means
OF these submarine disturbances and
his account of the adventures % "a party
OF yachtsmcn who were present at tho
time Is decidedly interesting.
II. a. Dryden has written a realistic
historical novel. mainly Of South Africa.
ton, This story az the forefathers OF
the Hosra will be OF special interest
at the present time, II Is entitled AN
Exiled Scot and has Just been publish
ed by tho New Amsterdam Book COM
pany.
The New Amsterdam Book company
VIII publish NEXT month Ia conjunction
with puwney q Co. London, "a tine new
edition OF Frank Smcdley'H novels, They
win BE- printed from now tyne ana viii
contain AN the original Illustrations BY
Cruikshank and phia, reprinted from
the original steel plaieh
John Lceoh's quaint Illustrations 10
q Hccketts famous Comic Histories Of
England and Rome" have amused read
era Tor years. A new edition of these
books containing 30 steel plates. hand
culored, and 800 other Illustrations by
Lcech VIII be published this fall.
g q g
As naval heroes arc foremost In the
eye Of tho public this fan, Admiral
Heresford'H Life of Nelson" announc a
by New Amsterdam Book company, VIII
be- NJ Interest. The book Will contain
AS Illustrations.
Q o 9
Two new detective stories by writer's
who have great reputation IN this
class % literature are aLno need Tor In
mediate publication. "Thc Detchott Dla-
monds." BY Richard Marsh. author Of
THE Crime and the Criminal" and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

new and Interesting facts about battles
b. land and aca. especially the former
discussing modern war methods and
material and becoming observers or
participants In the great military and
naval engagements OF the war The pur-
pose OF ,he story Is instruction in mod
orn military methods, and lts course Is
40 arranged ns TO bring out AN the inn
portnnt points Of those methods The
Illustrations are designed 10 the same
end. and adult readers will md many
thfnFn oNplaincd IN text and Illustration
Oh which they may have had but hazy.
and perhaps Incorrect ideas. d Apple
ton q Co. New York. The burrows
Brothers Co.
Charles Dudley Warncr's latest novel,
THAT Fortune" has attracted cuHmo.
poiitau iist of admirers because VI It's
authorship. and becauae IN this day VI
imprcsalonlst domination. tho chapters
ar Wholesome and natural There la
tho Inevitable love story running
through some 400 pages. The two prin-
clpals are friends In their youth. lovers
I'm their young manhood and maiden
hood. husband aud wife through the
years VI thoir ilfcwofk. Thori Dr. am ale
most "pickcnronian" multitude uf char
uctera but men and women and events
are woven into n singulurly harmonious
narrative. The story leaves Philip liur-
nett on the threshold of his career uf-
tor he has come into the great fortress
Of the love OF Evelyn Mavick The uu-
thor treats his readers 60 % series Of
homnica upon morals Ia general. with
frequent sermons upon The difficulty N
literary 'carccr Speaking ~ news
papers. he makes his penny -u-llncr say:
"a paper Will not 40 unless tho women
like g. one Of the assignments llk. a
was 'Haylnga 81 our Little ones" This
was for every Tuesday morning. not
more than half % column. 10 b. really
surprising how many bright things you
can make children of IKE and ok years
say. II you give your mind tp a. The
boss said I ovcrdid IL some times and
made them too bright instead NJ lust
cunning" An occasional sharp satire
upon the fads and voRaries M society
people and make believe EcnluHoH lends
d spicy interest to the book. Published
by Harper q brothers.
Q o o
Among tho books for the boys and
girls which Tho Century company viii
/ Issue this autumn are the following
/ '''rho brownies Abroad" by Palmer
| Cox: '"rhr Dozen From Lnkerim" q
story ~ young athletes, by Rupert
| uughcac: Quicksilver sue" whole
/ some tale Tor young girls.by Mrs. Laura
4. Richards. the author Of Captain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

we'll. no matter what their station In life.
Il gives the poor working woman an
equal chance with her richer sister and
At exactly the same price.
The servant who uses "Favoritc Pre-
scnption a. a moderate price per bottle
10 much more likely 20 get we'll than her
mistress who calls In an expensive, local
physician. II she will write plainly to
Dr X v Pierce. Al buffalo, y y, her
case will have the attention OF physician
who has cured more womcu than any one
hundred other doctors and who has rec
ord OF over thirty ycan' successful pmc-
ticc. Her letter will be considered strict
" confidential, will BE- promptly answered
IN O plain envelope, 70 that pning eyes
Of Others may not gct even "a hint, aud
she will have the benefit Of the very hest
medical skill without a cent Of charge
for a. Thousands Of women have
written md been cured Aud by this
method they have avoided the EEK
amnations and "local treatment
70 invariably insisted upon by local
practitioners aud " abhorrent To every
modest woman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
TO THE GOAL.

To the coai' To the goall
On. onl
Tbert'a "a heaven in the soul,
mat has seen the way brlEht hlnE
maj I'M sern Gods swift lightning
sweep lts hafy path along
10 ths heart % the wrong
mai hts seen thc rays OF promise shin
Ink ln the younger dawn
ON. ont
Never stop. never rcst
on, ont
Thsre's thr1uc in the West.
shining through o. mist VI dream,
Whsro Che people reign nuprcmc'
And that empire Wll UH
When iht slave bias been unbound
When We WUfR Tor one another ana
the rclgu Of rrpod lH done.
on. on
To the golden ass that waits.
on. ONT
open Wide the mornings gates,
That viii Good tho Fiturc'H face
with the lEht Uf better days,
That VIII lpt the glory forth
% "a heaven upon vurth,
with fraternity equality and liberty
begun.
on. un'
To the better 90 the brighter.
on un'
whtre the human path grows
llghtrr
Where the love OF man " ever,
Like a sunny. winding river.
broader deeper fuller growing.
onward through the nations n0w-
ms
tn 70 links the world together, and the
peoples are nH one.
on, on,
The young world d. sweeping
ON. ont
Their paths thr stars are keeping.
Let humanity despair not.
And ts heavy bondage bear not.
While the earth la swinging dawn
ward.
LIT Il Keep Co., journey onward.
IN the hate. the wrong the tyranny,
that bind the human down,
an are gone.
Denver Ncwa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Cd chiefly to a description Of the noted
academic Institution OF Greenncrc. IT,
founder. aims. atmosphere. location
ana work being ably exploited by half
dozen Writere whose ability and per-
eonal KNOWLEDGE Of the subject make
tho articles interesting from both q
literary ana practical point % view
The frontispiocc is an excellent pore
trait " Sarah j. Farmer. the founder
and director % the famous GrecuOcre
institution. and an article from the pen
VI the Elftcd ldcaliat ani humauiinrinn
explains the purpose NJ the Grecnacrc
settlement. She says! ny attempt
Ing 20 bring together representatives of
nll racce ana varying heliefs from nli
branches OF eociniorlcu and phllar-
hropic work lt 20 hoped 20 make mani.
flat Tho 'cunvcrrInE movement %
thought Affecting all faithful men. TO-
ward "a center of rcpo.o. hs yet In
visible to which James Mnrtnclu
looked Tor ultimate unity"
As one result or tho movement we
hope 20 establish FIRST, training schools
Tor mothers aud Tor young men and wu.
men that desire 60 become home makers
and the nurturers NJ child life. 10 this
end we would build cottage homes fur
walfs and neglected children. and train
u'n'l TO become attractive and ne f0r
a option By opening M in them the
fountains OF divine life. knowing that
every chlld born into the world Ia the
word made flesh"
Ralph waldo Urine. tho author Of
In Tune with the Infinite" contributes
"a helpful article entitled "The Habit Of
IT," and the humber all ln an ~ most
attractive one.
o o o
The Woman's Exponent Tor septcm-
bor 18TH and october iHt ore combined
IN one number that has Tor DE- leading
article o. story Of revolutionary times
by Alice Burke, entitled Deborah
sampeou=A Woman VI tho Rovolu-
ton" Mrl Addison pntta interest
ing history " "a Woman Missionary"
lH continued. and number ~ uthor
prose articles are Included. An Inter-
csting editorial entitled Great Events
~ 1899. are among the papers cone
tflhutcd by Mrs. 4 y. Wells. the arr
ticlc containing quotation from tho
noted author. Olive Schrclucr, upon
present South African nnalrr that Will
be- Of interest 10 the many admirers u
that original ana gifted individual.
"The Better Way" poem by Ella
Wheeler WILCOX. - Toast 60 Mts Eli.
znbcth Cudy stanton" and The Spolls
err" make W the poetry OF the Issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

Neura Cassel q co. have again os-
upls1ci lngea ln New York, with
once 40 and west, 18th street. Some
ftAu ago the company disposed OF ia Dr.
ulalhrga % America 10 "a separate cun-
tefA, The agreement under which this
arrangement was made having lapHcd.
Aieatit Dataa.l q Go. appointed 20 take
sAAite % thelf Sew York branch MIR.
W T. helling. who is said To- have wide
and varied experience In the work for
Nhieh he has hypu selected.
~ lAat there IA 10 be tardy justice
cone mat beautiful and much wrongod
HpWuh Who save America her most
h9nqiei h1n ana slept Ia the grave VI
.he " her least huuor,d daughters her.
,,H The biography VI Nancy Hanks. by
~, caroline Hanks Hitchcock. clears
" W documentary evidence the whole
~ Val pile cllumny which has too
,.ns been allowed To profane the name
~. lineage ui The mother of the MUS
veul ldheoIu, IL u really a beautiful
slei} VI beautiful, bright ana lovely
aensn which Mm Hitchcock brings
~ IN hci we'll authenticated history
y, L'Aeolnh mother. and her narrative
.'asneut throws "a gratefully redeem
n.y., uaht upon a family that has been
W teAefally borne down by the hard
M, FEATURES u poverty and toll. ut *
~ uuq thu writes, that Thomna
s.ae9l lihe father VI the PresidenD
~. ahii'lesa ana puposeless man.
49,. a.ll 20 have been one OF tho
!, sstt.. lleh VI MS country the terror
ma he was a companionnble
si-.s w ana famous, like his son. as IA
uIly.lr'ler "rhl traditions Of Nancy
rNlAl appearances az tho limo M hcr
tsauhs,,mtnt AN agree In cailinr her n
~ slfl of medium height. LIGHT
~, ''91illul eyes, "a awcpt. scusatiye
Tg.lN' a kindly and gentle manner"
6o',t' W. VIII want Mrs. Hitche0ck'a
M all every one viii be- grateful 10
story w 'he truth ana sweetness OF her
gf rs,1 A9s lho newspaper Instinct I'm n
H1vsllst h,tt lhhh any other leading
value N W. Jay. Approaching the
ttnsi IN 'u'a hH AN element OF In
which H. 'Nlll he announces "A novel
tr,si I 20 Doc gruunded ON mo fninous
b,ris eNg oi the most momornbir nnd
ftir g,suhtl 90 be- porteutous Ia ~.
f,se. Nt france. Bpsldes mis- NE .r
Ohm, aye ln England hns ia 10 m
BTii.,e .ub % sketch OF the mnnners ~
has Nv. .iy, tho material for which
moBtb, halhgred during Inc past fo,s
pghlIe,tt ',h books are announced FOR
viii b, it, r',, lhla fan ana tranalations
NJ on Immediately made Tor the bene-
"Nlllah readers. $50 WV
V,u.
sb Ss,lure ia not thin, much ~, sba,o
tbar. Shakespeare never had
talre, 70 lell what De- thouebt ~ Va
Car1,iu d. pleasing To- ses mn I,,ins
RaBes,' administrator OF The Come,iio
.ams1' alsmlssca the dictum ~ liz
hat III .ouniryman with tbe re g ~
men can 'I'''g shows how foolish clever
to caii ,i, NJ WA that It's only effect vns
Bard NJ ,,All9n 10 the works of Inc
ing Moliers' NJ claretle Is boom.
lpsars. 5n5 a gs the French shake
lug the two 'MS olIsTss , lectures comPar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

The Young Woman's journal Tor Oc-
tnher Contalna an account OF the Inter
national Council Of Women. held re-
comfy On London. besides cpitoinizing
the work NJ the council. II describes tho
connected social events IN which the
Utah women participated. the tea at
windsor castle. receptions nc the
Duchess Of sutherland. the Countess
~ Aberdeen the Lady Uothschlld'F.
and the lord mayor 90 Londuu's etc.
The travel article ~ "a Trip Co Swc-
den" hy >. 81. sjoiahl descriptive NJ
his experience 40 % delegate To- the
hnr's Jubilee, 60 present King Oscar
with n rIft from the scundinnvlaus of
Utah. Mrs. v. ~. Wells treats the i'm
rortant subject. 20 oil Citlzenshlp The
Theological topics are salvation and
ENiltnti1n "tn Larger Perspective"
and Wherein We May hn Great IN
the department of literature appear two
short vturicH. % sketch of Murgrgt Full
De- ana the poetry. "a Dutch Lullaby
by Kate Thomas aud THE House
wlfc'H Song by Annie Pike,
Among the contributions 90 the octo-
hcr number OF Gmter'H magazine is one
on Cornelius Vanderbilt and another on
"Tho rlirht nf Finland" other topics
of the day are also treated ou Ia nu IN
structlyc msnncr.-Union Square, New
York.
Frank tasilo'a Popular Monthly Tor
October contains tho nrat part uf re
view. hy the Hon. Lyman y Gage sec-
rotary uf the treasury. uf "The Finances
NJ our Wars" Frank a. siucktons sea
yarn. entitled "Thc Snowflake ~ the
Service" la the leading short story.
Notice Or given out that Ruiyari Kip
ling Or writing 10 new story Tor this
magazine New York.
Golfers Weekly Tor September 90
contains over twenty photographs and
drawings Illustrating The homecoming
uf the admiral Among those are The
latest pictures of Admiral Dewey him-
relf and he Olympia. The trade ~ war
has itg ridiculous side, % snapshot ~
"s1gasta." the pet plg n The olympln'h
Inrkiaa shown in combat with the
ships icr cream man, occupies "a prumi-
nvnt place.
During tho coming winter the Hon.
House or Representatives. Will be n
Thomas n. Reed. cN.Hpenkcr OF the
frequent contributor Co The Saturday
Evening Post of Philadelphia. Mr.
Reeds papers viii. In the main. deal
! with national Affairs, and Will form an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

ills and ailments
peculiar TO their
sex But the scrv-
ant seldom gets
any considcra.
ton She is exc
pctcd 20 do her
work even " her
head does thfob
and q drcary,
dragging, bear
ing down feeling
uiakes her wish
that each step
might be her last.
Or Picfcc'aFa
vontc prcscnp-
ton Is made for
maid as we'll az
mistress. Il
makes weak
women strong
and rick women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
WORKING wo1nN.

Women are women after all Mistress
and maid are alike be- physical makeup.
Both arc women. Both are subject 10 the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-11-24
FROM WILLIAMS, D|NOND.
REGULAR SUGAR CIRCULAR
FROM THE CITY"
LIGHT and Giesekers Estimates of Beet
crop do Not Agree-Coffee Market
Stagnant-Rice Dull.

Williams, Dimond & Co.'S circular
letter is dated November 13, and is as
follows:
SUGAR.-In the local market and for
export to Honolulu has remained at
unchanged quotations since last date.
BASIS.-October II, to arrive sale,
900 tons at 5-16; no sales reported
until October "a to arrive sale 400 tons
at 5-16; quotations unchanged from
that date until November 9, to arrive
sale 1000 tons at 4 1884 spot sale 800
tons A 1O-11, no sales; 18th, to arrive
sale $50 tons at Az, making net basis
for Island sugar here November IS, 3
rs November IA. 1000 tons at Az
NEW YORK REFINED.-Hasr re-
NAMED quiet and unchanged with no
special indications, quotations same as
last circular, 4766-4S25c.
STOCK.-According to Willett &
Gray, November 9, estimated stock T..
:. four ports 1SL54S tons, against 133,
1914 tons same date last year Six prin-
cipal ports Cuba November s, 10000
tons against, same date last year, go 179
tons. Total stock i'm all principal coun-
tries at latest uneven dates, by cable,
November 9. 73l.O4S tons, against 49,
S76 tons same date last year. Defici-
ency under last year. S2S tons.
EASTERN AND FOREIGN MAR
N
market has still been in favor of buy
ers. During the month Mr.. LIGHT has
made estimates of the beet crop for
lS99-1900 as follows: 100000 tons while
Mr.. Gieseker's estimates are $3.50, 900
tons. 1t has been fOreshadwed that
Mr.. LIGHT will probably increase his es-
Inmates given in the above figures. As
consequence the European market
has been somewhat unsettled. In the
New York market the outside refiners
have been the principal buyers. There
are still some Java cargOes ahoat
Latest cable advces from Batavia re-
port total exports from Europe to Am
erica, June LIST to October LIST, 1899. $780,
900 tons, of which arrived up to Novem-
Der 8, 2SS000 tons, leaving due to ar
rive 10000 tons, before January LIST,
1900
Late cables from Hamburg report
shipment of 5000 tons of beet sugar to
America last week, and engagements of
$4,000 tons which would indicate that
large buyers had finally gone to Europe
for supplies. Beet sugar reported No
vember 8 on parity of trifle less than
3-16 for 90 deg. centrifugals in New
York.
News from Cuba continue favorable,
as to the weather. but no reliable esti-
mates yet obtainable.
COFFEE.-Hawaiian Market is at
present writing, absolutely stagnant,
and business has been confined to but
a few small sales. Stock in first hands
today is POST bags.
RICE.-Hawaiian. Market here is
very dull and importers have dropped
price to 47sc., sixty days, but sales are
very light even at this figure. A grade
of Louisiana equal to Island, can be
laid down here at 45sc. Japan. Price
has advanced to 4.55 duty paid, but in
light demand. Domestic from Japan
seed is being offered at prices ranging
from 3 to Acc. according to grade.