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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
About your Bicycle Lamp

Reports are that the lamp law is being generally ob- served. That means. that those who did not buy lamps must have suspended the pleasure of wheeling. This should not be in the face of the lamp events taking place in the Corner of Sports. For the pr'ces that are quoted here on all the leading bicycle lamps put them within reach of the pockets of every one. The Corner of Sports is worth visiting, especially on Saturday evenings. You will see there what eager buying means.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

25o women's white and col ored waists of fine percale, perfect shapes. Made to sell for $I.oo. Sale price, 29c.
 200 women's waists of white lawn, some tucked, some trim med with embroidery. A very desirable waist. Made to sell for $I.25. Sale price, 49c.
 15o women's shirt waists of the finest French lawns and linons, tucked and hand hem stitched, some of this seasons choicest styles, including odd lots trimmed with fine inser- tions and faces. Made to sell for S2.5o to $500. Sale prices, 98c and $1.48.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
A Matter of Coffee

Coffee is the national and household drink of the United States. We, as a nation, are the greatest consumers of coffee in all the world.
 There are people who will accept any dark colored de- coction If some one only says it's coffee. There are others and they are the great majority-who know good coffee and won't have any thing else. And it is to those that we speak about the coffees sold here. We be- iieve the coffees offered by the Big Store" cannot be equalled at anywhere near the price anywhere else. We have every reason for so be- lieving. And if you try for yourself, we are sure you will share that belief and have the complete satisfaction that only good coffee affords.
 Monogram, Special Blend, Sterling, Aracaibo brands in pounds, secure packages, some in the bean, others ground, 25c and 35c a pound.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

A Sale in Shirt Waists Prices I-2 and l-3 OH.

On two accounts the leading event ln women's shirt waists this season. They are the finest work of New York waist making firm that IS easily first when quality counts--and highest where price IS concerned. But they looked out for the quality--our part was making the price. And this was never SO rock-bottom low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.

One of the most beautiful sights in any of our public parks this week has been the splendid display of marshmal- low flowers at Fort Hale Park. Many from the city and other places rode down to see this beautiful display. There are fully one thousand marsh mallow plants in bloom at this park.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
1garE::'gyNN'MALLN@' 3 F N
RUNAWAY ON EAST STREET.

bolted through East street yesterday afternoon while the crowds were return ing from the fire in Spier's coal yard. The horse struck q ten-year-old boy named John Murphy, who was knocked down. The buggy wheels passed over him, but he was not seriously hurt. The horse was stopped before he did any further damage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Local Weather Report.
Brief M C n ton,

Brief M Mention.
 High water to-day, 2:10 a. m. Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros. P. Russo, real estate office 4S6 State st. Mrs. Pope, the wife of Colonel George Pope, is seriously ill at her home in Hartford.
 Joseph A. Bromley and wife of Lyon street leave to-day for Lanesboro, Mass, for stay of several weeks. Mrs. Sophia Winter of Meriden, moth CT of Mrs. William T. Woodley of that place, is critically ill at Beach Park, Clinton where she is spending the sum- yner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
D L1IHLR RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Washington, D. C.. Aug. Il. 1S09, ?. m. Forecast for Saturday. Nor New England; Unsettled weather Satur- day, probably showers Sundey; brisk north to south winds
 For Eastern New York: Unsettled Satur- day and probably Sunday; brisk north to east winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
yhe1nl,rmaI aud Courier
Saturday, August 12, 1899.
NNW ADyEHYINEWEYy, y0-D4

NEW ADyER1ISEMENIs TO-DA '. Auction Sale-Lumber and Coal Yard. Black Waists-Hamilton x Co. , yieahlng Up--The Gamble-Desnond Go. Dinner Sets-The Robinson &Co. IEducation-Miss Orton and Miss Nichols. For le-Heater-"A", N II. House. For Sale-Cows-J. b. Bartholomew. For rSale-2House-John C. Punderford. Grape-Nuts-At Grocers Ice Cream-New England Dairy Co Ice Cream and IcesN N. E. Dairy Co. Just Two Minutes-John E. Healy, Notice to Coal Dealers-J. \. Rowe. Potatoes-D. NJ. We.cil X Son Quolations-E. Schoenberger X Son. Reasonable Goods-Howe X Stetson. Safe Securlties-Th Jackson Co. Shirt Waists-The Edw Maley Co. Shoes-New Haven Shoe Co.
 We Hope-The Chas. Monson Go, Wanted-Situation--3 Orchard Street. Wanted--W -Waitress-Glob Hotel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Coats for Big
 Folks and Little Folks.

wanted on the coolish days and evenings. We want none left over. These prices will hurry them away in twinkling.
 Children's Reefers.
 Materials are Venetian cloth, light weight broadcloth and lady's cloth, in variety ot co brings all of them trimmed with fancy braid and buttons, in sailor collar effects.
 Prices have been $2 co to $3.75. Price now are o5c. and SIPS Sizes in the lot for2 to years.
 Women's Coats.
 In Coverts, Meltons and Venetians, colcrf are assorted tans, browns and blues. Sy' are the jaunty Ay-front and reefer effects. 4 are beautifully tailored and lined througho with fancy taffeta silk. Price in the earl season was 5000. To close out $4.o( Only seventeen in the lot, so be quick i you want ore.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

100 women's shirt waists of fine sheer lawn, with fine tucks, V shape in front, also with rows of insertions. Made to sell for $1.75. Sale price, 69c.
 100 women's shirt waists of corded pique, also mercerised pique, stylish 1nanish shapes, all hand made button holes, finest finish, Made to sell for $2.5o. Sale price, 98c.
 Also 200 hundred linen and pique skirts, the best styles only, trimmed in colors or white, also solid white pique, trimmed with insertions. Regular prices was $500 to $500. Sale prices, 98c and $1,98.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

We have ready a lot of Wizard B. Cameras that we shall sell at bare cost. T h e e are frst-cla s s cam era s that will give satis- flying results ';
 being fitted with D a U s C Il ana Lomb rapid rec tilinear lens, that will m a k e a sharp and bril- liant picture, and unicunn shutter.
 They make pie lures 4x5 inch;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Special Priced A tempt n:LL. ing array
 NlUUO1lS. of bright

ly colored Ribbons also the much favored white, on East Bargain Tables. to-day. The ribbons are in almost every wanted shade, and the prices are pleasingly little. Black Satin and Gros Grain-H and A in, worth Sc. and 7c. SC. yd. Loom-Ends consisting of black and colored double faced satin with cord edge; plain black and colored taffetas, bl ok and colo ed satins with gros grain back. The prices,
 &C.,, 5c., ,7c., l,7c. the yd. White Corded Taffe as-3 and 4 inch at
 25c. and 30c. yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Wornen's Drawers.
We will place ot
 s a 1 e Saturday what we h a V ( laf+ of o,,r t1 OF

Drawers. Some are in fine lawn others in cambric, all are the um- brella style, They're made with deep hamburg rufle; also lawn ruff fle with Point de Paris edge and in- sertion. Saturday 75c. pr.
 This is rare chance to buy fine underwear at little cost.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
FERRIS
.GO Chapel street.

NEW BAKERY, No. 20 CHURCH STREET.
 opposite Polls Theater, is now open for thanks to the citizens of New Haven and towns for their liberal patron age of the past 39 years, and now hope to merit q continuance of the same few yean longer. Come and see what you can ger for your money.
 my17 If P. FERRY, Manager.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

English Hand Painted Din ncr Sets from $500 up.
 A very nice Toilet Set for $2.oc.
 Don't buy a cheap can to put your fruit up in. Get the Sun Fruit Jar. the most reli- able and easy to seal. No danger of fruit spelling.
 FRESH Fruit Jar Rub- bers.
 Jelly Plumbers, ? for SC.
 Fruit Jar Fillers.
 Agate Preserving Kettles in all sizes. Everything in the House
 Furnishing Line. The Robinson & Co.,,
 99 Orange Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

and were made to sell at $16. %.
 Our price is $8.2I. We are Headquarters for East mans Cameras. A full line of these Kodaks at the lowest prices, to be found here.
 CAMERA SUPPLIES. Have just received fresh stock of Stan ley and New York plates-all sizes; fresh stock of Eastman's Solio Paper, (tropical) Soio and Dekko Pa CT. Prices, of course, the lowest in the city. Eastman's Hydrochinon and Eikonogen Developing Powders.
 3oc. dozen. Solio Toning Solution-S OF, bottle 3oc. Higgins Paste
 3 ounce jar, lOc.
 6 1Sc.
 8 35c. Premo Plate Holders
 For 4x5 Plate, 40c.
 5x7 6Oc. Two piece Tripods soc. Dark Room Lamps l2Hc. Etna Flash Lamps 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Furnishings for Men

A sNA IA
 Mems cheviot work shirts, full size yoke shoulder, at 25c each.
 Mems silk and cashmere shirts that were $2.5o, at $I.5o.
 Mems 25c band bow ties, at 12Hc each. For Women
 Women's full seamless tan hose, 5 pairs for 25c.
 Women's length Jersey drawers, pair, 25c For Children
 Children's 1oc fast black hose, also tans, all at I2Hc. Children's 12Hc seamless double knee, fast black hose, 2 pairs for 25c.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12
Sale of Satins and
 >affeta Silks.

There are fairly large quantities, but hand some Satns and Silks, at prices like these are too alluring to last long. We would say, come early!
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-12

this department. at prices half below what they cost. Stop in and look at these 29c. Kid Gloves. You never bought them less than soc. They're odd lots, to be sure, but your size may be among them. A big saving to you if it is--they're in colors and in black. On East Bar gain Table, Saturday.
 Silk Gloves at Half Price-Small sizes only, in fine quality silk. Colors are Tan, Mode aud Cry, also few. in black. Most of them have the double tipped fingers an1 are the regu ar soc. and 75c. glove.
 Saturday 37c. pr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
Parent lns It ition Now Looking for
a New Home.
MAY GET 1T NEXT DOOR.
Increase OF Btcnt Force. the Issue -
Horn silver sells ON This ,torn-
inG's Call.

The Salt Lake Stock and Mining Ex-
change IL seriously considering the adj
Visibility OF changing quarters. the
place In view being the west section OF
the now building erected by the Walk
en-. few doors west of It's present Loo
cation on Second South street. The
governing board was scheduled for q
meeting this afternoon for the purpose
81 discussing the matter. but what de-
clsion Will be- arrived ut Ia not known.
a. there seems TO be several points that
need full and thorough consideration
before definite action can be taken.
\ change Of location was not mootcd
until recently. tho brokers being per-
fectly satisfied with their present sur
fuundlnrs. Hut II came 60 their ears
several days nRo that the landlord was
about To increase the rent 100 per cont.
making II $50 instead Of so n month.
This did not sound reasonable to the
governors. and they at once set out to
look elsewhere for a cnil-ro0m. II u
said that they spotted" the now build
Ing now nearly completed, ana on In
uuifinR tho rent. had a big portion u
II rendered them for $3.50 q month. OF
course the cxchang. could not think
81 paying such flgurc, but when u
took into consideration the fact that
the front half of the room could be
sub-lcascd for NJ least $500. the scheme
was looked upon Ms being at least wor-
thy Of consideration.
In view OF these circumstances. the
rcmodclllng ~ the old pit VIII be held
IN allegiance FOR the present, and In the
interim negotiations will 10 on looking
TO the best bargain for the least money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
corrrn N WAYNE.
nos,on'tiah Developing = Prospective
nonansa IN That County,

The Boston-utah Mining company.
which filed articles OF Incorporation
yesterday 10 develop claims In Wayne
county. " one ~ tho many that OK
poets To- make fortune out OF It's
pOsHefriors. II owns ton claims on
miners mountain, an OF which have
been developed suilcientiy 20 Justify
the belief that within short time the
COMPANY viii have "a good copper mine
un It's hands. Tho following, bearing
on tho property, ia taken from tho I.Oa,
Wuynn county AdNiCci
l.. u. Maylnc mining brokor Of
salt Lake cay. WAS In I.oa last
night and this morning made an early
start Tor Miners mountain. a distance
~ about thirty miles. whore he n inter-
eatet Ia several copper propositions.
In a brief conversation with Mr. Mayne
last evening We learn that about four
thuusans collars worth ~ work has
been done OF the claims. ana although
mono OF them are fully developed. az
Ir, Mnyne cNprUsrea n. there IL pay
ing copper mine Ia Hlrht. Work OF
oprHlng up the claims has been going
ou Tor months past, ANA II viii b. con.
tlnued with increased force and energy
until completed. We were also IN.
formed that no orc would be shipped
nom the irinef. but that facilities for
treating the metal 90 tho mlneH would
he placid On the grounds at once. For
many years u has been known that
copper existed in large quantities on
MlnerH irouutain, but not until the IN.
tarptlTlng company Of which Mr.
MAyne II az the head took hold Of Tho
NATTER has anything been done ON
Mlner'n mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
rnI rusoano IA onIrr.
Owners Of N. firs and DiE netsy Inror-
porst.. aud WIZ nuiid q Miii.

Articles OF Incorporation NJ the Tur-
carora chief Mining company were
flied with the county clerk today. The
company has a capital stock OF 500 U1O
IN shares u 81 each. and sets aside 50.-
900 shares na treasury stock. from the
sale Of which the cash realized ~ To be-
used In tho erection Of n mill. TWen.y
thousand shares 81 this stock have az
ready found - market. the same biing
sold 40 20 cents a share Df. y. ~.
Woodruff u president. SilnH a. FELTON,
of BOSTON. Vice proaidcnt. and -. -.
EllinRwu0d. secretary and trrtHufer.
Thee with Major J. =, Jackson AMI
~. y. ncdmnn, make NJ the directory.
The Tuscarofn chief owns the isira
ana llg betay properties at Tuacarors.
Nevada These mines ndiuin the
Dexter on the west, the former hnt lrr
a GOOD record of production. 10 was
the Ezra that made such u sensational
shipment "a few days age the ore sent in
nssnylnR So ounces gold aud COS ounces
silver. The values were ~ startling
that the ore was rcsnmplcd with prnc-
tically the same result. The proper
~ has always been worked for high-
grade ore. IN which II has produced
tlnl.0o0. but II has plenty Of splendid
milling orc-mlncrai Ike unto that
found IN tho Dexter and from which
the company expects to make good
profits. In a few days. another ship
mont similar 10 that Iuat marketed. win
be found az the sampler.
The building OF min by this COM
pany win make three for Tuacarpra
during the present year. M the Young
America ana TuHcarpra Gold Mining
companies each have a plant IN com
temptation. This cnrnp Il fast coming
10 the front nH u t-,oduoer ~ mineral
wealth, ANA tho activity now manifest
" all due 10 Utah capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10

rodsy'- Report Is Not unfa,orabio There
!. GIeni unea.Inssa NJ nnannlaN.

New York. Feb. i0.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says;
The yellow fever eases at Gunnnjay
cause uneasinefa. though todny's re-
ports were not unfavornble. until these
cases We're reported. the health 81 the
g03nd New York. which ~ stationed
there. was very good. GuhnnIay N not
an unhealthy town. Colonel seyhurn
allowed his soldiers 90 visit during the
day time but strict orders We're on
forced against absence from camp at
night, one case OF yellow fever has
developed In the eighth regiment of In
fnntry. which N stationed Ia Havana
along the entrance 20 tho hnrhor
The inHurgent officers who have been
parnding around Havana Ia full uni
Form, have taken the hint az Gomez'a
displcasurc over their uourve aud now
appear without reRalia Secretary
Qucaada. who has returned from a visit
20 Gomez. tells the radical sana that
their commander win do no,hing COM
triry 10 the wishes OF the assembly,
hut ho expects the diabaudment Of the
insurEent troops In accordnhce with his
promise 70 President Mckinley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
MINES AM MiNINo MY.

Lead dropped Toe per hundred In price
today.
Charles nuttcfH.ihc well known metal.
lufgist. h again In tho city.
Tho dumps OF tho shoebrldvu Iiopan.
~ ~" Yielding ore showing a value of
"a per cent copper.
Tho regular monthly meeting 81 the
liulllun. Heck cumpnny'a directors, was
booked for this afternoon.
The Grant Gold Mining comphny'a
adjourned meeting viii b. held IN this
city on Wednesday next, tho 18TH Inst.
The conference between representa-
tlNvH Of both exchanges yesterday af-
tcfnuon counted for very little. tho new
inrtliution refusing 10 aocadn TO the ~.
quest Of the old one,
~ the queen ~ shcbn election yes.
terdny afternoon. Vice President GenrHe
-. Haven wars succeeded by q. ~.
Ho0klodrr. Otherwise the cnmpnny's
board remains the same ANA its prom.
orty at Deep Greek il In good condition.
The Valley View IN Blaine county.
idn,, ~ reported 10 be- looking better
right along. The mnnnror writes thai
they are making good headway c0nrid-
cring the amount ~ snow there. and
IN bic opinion conditions will soon he
such ns TO Warrant tho making Of
shipments.
Receipts NJ the Kansas Consolidated
Refinery yesterday consisted ~ cyan
tide shipments from the Dexter az 'rua-
cnrnra, New, ana the Oid Jordan and
Gnlcna al bingham. These properties
are regular subscribers o. tho refinery
and are reported IN shape 10 continue
such mnuouysrg Tor an Indefinite
period. The Dexter also sent In several
bars OF bullion.
Tho Jefferson Mining company has
tled articles of incnrrofg tlln. Tho al.
ftctorf ate William iiatiiUid. Inrl,sln
&. MCchryrini. y. r.. .'nnl.. Infria
Cook j. J, Plugntlm. George D. Whl'.
ucl a. Il d. y, a. St0tt. Thf tupIt1l
rtneK d. $4,000, lu l0-oent rhanr. Wl.
linn Hatfield ~ pr Tlifut. j. q. Mr.
ChrVRtal, Vice president. 49, =. &. stnti.
secretary; ~. lillgerim treasurer. and
T., a, Cook general manager The
compnnyn claims ARE the Tom Jcfrar-
son. Midnight, Hattie. belle nf the
North and Grand Prize Ia the Tluuc
district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10

Conscious OF the fact that Utah la
FAR ahead of her moro western nclgh-
bors Us mining center. De witt u.
Lowe returned from California this
morning accompanied by MrH. Lowe
and hlra. II. <. Wilson. For three Wrsits
past tho party has been Hoiuurninr on
the conHt visiting places of Interest and
having the pleasant time Afforded hy
that salubrloua climate M this season
OF the year when seen this morning.
Mr.. Lowe said they had q most enjoy
uhlo time. especially IN whiting south
Vfn California. whorr conditions were
all that could b. desired by those seek
IN. on outing Tor pleasure. Air. lowe
Fnys that ltAha mining boom " here
aided on through that section. and the
State u looked upon nH mover before nr
cCntrr from which comes ucwH Of big
hnnnnznr. Tho gentleman returns tp
open up q stock brokerage Office In the
new Walker building. directly opposite
the cullen hotel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
THREE DIVIDENDS
PAID TODAY.
Silver King, Grand Central and
Swansea Do As They Promised.
THE TUSCAR0RA CHIEF.
Copper In wayne County -smeIter For
vernaI- The Hue nell wine
.-,fis.eiianeous.
THE TUSCAR0RA CHIEF.

IN ilnc with its promise Of three days
ago. the silver King Mining company
came forward today with n distribution
Of S500oo. which glvoa Il strand total
to date Of si,9Oo.0oo. Tue property.
from all reports, r. In better condition
than ever. and with now min ready
TO treat the vast orr bodies. promises
to make n handsome showing DURING
the current year. Accompanying the
Kings payment WIS one Of tii.2to from
The Grand Central. giving that COM
pany a total Of ,1si.sio. anu scattering
Of 5000 by the Swansea. which ~
credited with having paid the ium total
Of tiiG,5O0. Roth tho Grand Central
ana Swansea are In a healthy condi-
ilon. and unlcas Unforeseen conditions
ariso. are looked TO Tor tho payment OF
dividends FOR years TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
-Four Mines TREAT Loose In no.ton uarbor.

Boston, Feb. i0.-Four mines placed
IN the harhor for It's protection from
hostile attack during the war with
spain were torn from their moorings
by tho storm and drlfted about the
hnrhor until the wnyea finally cast
them upon the beach at the marine
mines was charged with 200 pounds Of
gun cotton and II exploded would have
blown up any vessel unfortunate
enough 10 be IN the vioinlty. Luckily
there was NO such collision with the
drifting torrorg.
Nothing has been seen Of the over
due cunnrd steamship pnvonla, now
nix days overdue from Liverpool. Tho
vessel was undoubtedly EXPOSED 10 the
fun force OF the series u hurricanes
which have swept the probable course,
and fears are beginning To be felt con-
corning It's safety
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10
Two Now rlnlle rrednter..

George Dcrn came In from Tintlc iast
ovonlng after having Inspected tho
Lower Mammoth and -Four Aces. IN
both Of which h. e. somewhat inter.
cntrd Mr pern was pleased VITA the
showing ln these mines, especially the
exhibit Of copper orr that the former
w now making. and ~ which the com.
pany expects ~ make regular ship
menN aH soon as conditions viii permit
~ THIS milne. says sir. Dcrn, the thaw
INK u powder Few days ago resulted
In an explosion which displaced Tow
tlmhetu ana come nearly resulting uiH-
nHtfuuHly 10 Al iiafratt. who iH now In
the heoghs lluHmer hospital nurrlng q
bruised hoad. AZ the Four Aces tho
surface improvements are an complete
ed ana the min" looks aH though 81 can
now BE- ranked with tho big onra ~ tho
Tlntir district. ON the G1.fput loytl.
says Mr. bcrn. the showing Ia specially
hne nnd at present good grade ~ orc
u bclng holsted Tor shipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-10

uin,sh Company May Fat One In-BiE
iiaom Expected.

Ncrnni, Utah. Fob. S.--wlih copper ut
tiLia per hundred people cannot IN.
derrtnnd why the management ~ the
uintah Copper summit company are
not shipping more ore. unless IL b. that
they Intend 60 put Ia rmeltcr In the
near failure. liy running the mine nc
~ full capacity nfty large freight out
hts could De kcpt constantly at work
even with the primitive plant now used.
The manager N expected from BOSTON
room gnd Il II strongly limited that he
II coming 90 look over the Held with a
Wow Of putting In a large Fmciter.
Interest In the rold discoveries across
Green river d. Increasing. Even con-
tervaiiNc men are looking for Frvat
boom There 49, soon na spring opens.
Good assays are coming IN almost uv.
efI day ana great many men are ~
tho Ftound despite the deep snow and
cold weather.