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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-15

Eight Hundred People Homeless ana
Many Houses Destroyed.
st. Thomas ID. w. L.. Sept. H.-Advices
received at St. Kits to-day from the ISL
and Of Anguilla. one Of the British West
India Islands Leeward group. says that a
hurricane during the night of Sept. de-
stroyed 200 houses and rendered 800 people
homeless.
There was considerable loss OF property
and similar damage at St. Martin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-15

Paris, Sept. 14.--Fresh police raids were
made this morning at the residences of
prominent royalists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-15
LEAnY REpoRTs FRoM. GUM.
Governor General Is There and Has
Taken Charge.

governor general of the island OF Guam,
has reported his arrival at his post on
the steamer Yosemite under date of Aug. Z.
The collier Brutus and the surveying
ship Nero arrived at the same island Aug.
13 and Sept. 7, respectively
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-15

Paris, Sept. IA German spy has been
arrested at la Croix- -Sur-M -Meuse.
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GContinued on Third Page.1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
A WORD on "TIIE NEW WOMAN"

The impression seems To prevail al.
most universally that the new WU-
man." Ho-callcd. IL innntcly discortisnt
60 mans ideals. that In fact she forces
herself upon him. People seem 10 re-
gard hcr-aa indeed she often short
riehtediy regards herself-aa rather 81
on imposition. ~ sometimes aniaEonis-
tie TO mans requirements hut We
seem not yet 20 have realized that Just
NJ there II n new woman evolving herr
self out ~ the old fashioned woman,
10 II new man taking the place u IN.
old.faHhloned man. Are We not doing
man an injustice 10 suppose that h. r..
mains merely the same In his idssls
and requirements. while woman pro-
Efcrgra nlonc7 Just NJ her former state
81 domestic bondage has become In
sufficient 10 our women. 20 " has BE-.
come insufficient 10 our men. II WE
man has changed her relative position
10 NJ by Increasing her mental ability.
she IL merely answering 10 mans re-
auircments ~ of old.-only men now
want more.
The study Of tho fisc 81 woman from
the slave 90 the companion Ia not only
a study o. her deepening intelligence.
hut ainn 81 mans increasing demands.
We expect more Of our women than
ever before. and they feel II. and are
trying 10 satisfy ur,-their old ambl-
tion.
No woman can ever he really mharu-
line IN nature. no matter how much
she may try 10 initiate man. Her mas.
culinity will b.. ~ an cncminnte mans
fcmininlty. merely manner and an
appearance. The limitations OF the one
sex By the other viii never be success
fui. because the requirements " each
are against II.
There n ;. ich prontlesa talk about
the destiny of the new woman, Dcati-
mics arr beyond IN. they arr progress
alonr. and We cannot see fatr'r ultimate
ends. Hut unless "a man b. p.sHimlst
enough to prefer the ancient. dccry the
modern and deny the excellence Of pro-
greFH. he must surely be- pleased that
We progress. nut few ~ NJ realise
our opinions we merely believe thcmi
and many intense optlmiHta inconuiat-
entity shrink from tho now ~ from
something more dangerous than
promising. Surely the men who pro-
Freas are the ciyillKcrs. only Havagery
advocates barbarian.
The modern woman n reasonable, Her
sweetness Hes In her sympathetic Wis
dom. aud her charm In her fresh. free,
high womanhood. .YounE-poulcd and
olear-mindcd. she viii be cheerful In
herself because she viii be satisfied,
Neither unnotlced and subrcrvient. nor
aloony emancipatcd. but developed a.
her hiEh possibilities. the coming wo-
man viii be more lovabls. more admir-
able, ana more cofnpanionable than She
has ever yet been. Raised 10 her high
est capacity, she viii hc more worthy of
man, and man will he more worthy of
hcr.--seif-cuitnre for May.
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PERSONAL.

4. r shopc h NJ the Kenyon from
the Worlds Fair city.
Mrs. \. u. Aangic of chicago II max.
Ina hcr abode at the Kenyon.
~. y. Probert of Denver IL among the
knutSfofd arrivals today.
A. W. Thornton II "a guest Of tho
knutsfyrd from Han Francisco.
y. ". o. STONE from the cyclone city
II stopping ut Gus iioime'a Inn.
G. V.warncld. who halls from omaha.
Nce'. ID stopping at the Kenyon.
Mrs. W. wclkei Il guest ~ tho
knutsford. She II from Cleveland.
ohio.
a gentleman from Fayette. Iowa.
named u. Mcnerich. II stopping at tho
Walker.
W. ~ Mountain came down from Eu.
rcka today and registered az the cul.
len.
NJ. y. Monnsh 81 Chicago II making
the knutsfofd his home for few
days.
N. Tiliston came In from San Fran.
cisco today aud autographed at Dan
forter'H place.
ffNfFNN hA' ANANNl'N tNNN NIlNlN NW Wv
Kenyon register IN Oco. u. Denise 81
Lake city. Colo,
~. y. Martin" IL written on the cui.
len register. The gentleman IN from
nunaio. y. Y.
Louis liecht Ir. and Miss IIecht are
among the hnutsford guests. They are
from Boston.
An ldahoan named e. ]. nassett h
spending a Few days Ia Salt Lake, The
Walker IN his abode.
y. J. Mayors IL among the arrivals
~ the Kenyon Tits morning. lie halls
from San Francisco.
y. \. Turpin and wife ~ ran Fran
cisco. Cal. are making tho knutsford
their abode while In the city.
ueo. a. March IL In tho city and il
domiciled az the knutHfofd. Ito ~
from tho great city Of London,
l.. J, white and wife are visiting Salt
Lake ana making the Kenyon their
abod" while In tho city. They are
from ~. Louis, $40.
!. y. Smith. wife and daughter arc
spending Few days In the city. with
the Kenyon ns their home. They are
from ~. Louis
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A BIT OF WEDDING CAKE.

nut what shall I do with ~" no
asked hclplcsrly.
sho looked up at him and laughed NJ
he stood danTllnR a square. white box
by ita satin Ribbon.
There's certain insanity In treas
urinE another fellows wedding cake.
Won't you take it--aa giftg'
Thanks, no. she answered. Il have
a suiiiolencyi besides. the charm "
broken II you give Il away"
Charm" he echoed. what charm
has an lnhniieslmal piece OF cake that
would not stay the appetite of mos
qultog SHY custom this. anyhow. OF
-
30 you mean TO say" she inter-
ruptcd solomnly. that You have attain
ed unto years Of discretion and have
never tried the charm that Hes In a
brides cake7'
"Never," he ayerred,
She looked 80 bewitchlng In her
bridesmaid array that he would have
sworn TO any fact or fnllacy whatro-
ever could he thereby pfolong the tcte-
a-tete. In seeking n spot whore per-
chance that ubiquitous best man might
be oluded, ho had found this curialnoi
corner OF the porch.
Then YOU must try II before you
are u nlRht older" she said. with n
pretty air or authority. "Cut u card
Into seven slips and sive mo a pencil,
ana IN do the rest"
lie obeyed with unwonted' DEBILITY
This Il merely a short and sure way
to md out whom You are TO marry
she resumed.
II know whom I want 10 marry I
don't need a piece u cake and seven
slips OF paper To tell me that"
whom one wants 10 marry and
whom one mnrrieH arv not always tho
same individuai'" she replied scnton-
tiouFly.
''ohi" was his only audible remark.
Now" she went on. ~ shall write
q name on each ~ these six pieces and
leave one blank-'for bachelorhood, you
know"
"limW he assented.
Then you viii place them under your
pillow, With the wedding cake. and
draw out one each morning. the last
one with u pause Of emphasis
II understand" he broke In. 'rhe
last shall bo first. hut can't think OF
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.ts n.,n. ono IL ma ,ndeitbly wsitt, n
~, 80 h,.a,, ,na,'.H
ant, eao arrange thafi. sbe inter.
,,,n,at ,.,,,,,.i, you kn,,, tbov must
',',i,,,n ~ .o,,s an. ~. ,utrsy-
49,. All ia.sm ys ~, ,,.,son "
'" ~, ...1l.',.v h,',,hlv
MI a.. ~ ,y.tchcd bcr brn,ys ,,.rinhir
a., .,,..t' ,,",,,i.~,,v no concluded that N
~. ~, ",,eh : Ma thiny a,,er ali ,his
49, ~ ,y,ne IN ,sc.idlng cake IN boses.
- ~ '',...'i.s'. - -. ..-.t
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TAkLA-MAkAN.
Dead city Of Forgotten People In Cen
trail Asia.

Interest IL being revived IN the buried
city OF Talka- Makan and the dead for.
oats around Il by Dir. sven iIcdin. the
swedish explorer. IN the desert ~ DO.
bi, Central ASIA. at an elevation ~
about 1900 and 1900 feet above the
sea level. DR.. iiedln considers that the
site Of this city now exceeds In drcar-
ircss and dca0iation all the other
desert parts ~ the earth. and yet un-
der the sand drifts he found unbeatable
evidence of the existence of great
nnd populous city, built mostly Of pop
lar wood. whose Inhabitants were far
advanced In arts religion ana Industry.
and whose very nam. has been lost To
the world for over i.oVo years.
The nnd has even fivaled. from the
pathological standpoint. those which
In Mashonaiand would appear to have
revealed the habitat u very ancient
community who have been lost sight
Of since early biblical times. They ap-
pear tn haN. been q very large colony
~ gold dlRKers and wheat growers. who
had their outlet at EEion ucber. on the
Gulf u Akaba. ana u " quite probable
that they were the community from
which King solomon drew great por-
tion ~ his enormous supplies % gold.
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OGDEN.
L.ss, uusias.s-- Counsy Commi.sioners- =
Funeral rranEesnsnts.

Special Correspondence.
OGDEN. Mary 1.-The terrible tragedy
,,hich was enacted -in the mountains
near willard ON Sunday was the talk OF
,hr town yesterday. There was y great
Is,i OF suppressed feeling over the KILL
ing 81 captain Brown, aud regret wsr
oppressed that his slayer had not met
a similar fate at the hands u the otii-
r.re 10 whom he surrendered and was
takcn 10 brigham city. As n u pretty
well assured that In due course o. time
Inc captured highwaynan Will hhve
Justice melted out to him In legal
manner and be given the choice OF be-
irn banged or shot. u II unlikely That
any attempt will be made to wreak
law will lie allowed to take ltr course.
A marriage license was issued fat
urday evening 10 Y. A. Korner, :. and
Mics ora carothcrs. 20. both Of Salt
LEGAL BUSINESS.
In the matter u the estate ~ shirley
T. Ash. decreased, the administrator
flsd an Inventory Of the estate apprais-
lnr II at tiits. and fled petition
praying for an order Of sale The clerk.
In the absence Of the judy. Get the
matter Of the hearing May 18th.
Ia the matter II the estate ~ John
TAYLOR, DECREASED. the administrator
niel Inventory and pctitioned Tor nm or
der confirming unlc ~ real estate. Set
fof hearing May nth.
Judge Hart was In ogden yesterday
settiinR the findings In the case Of
gkain W Marriott and West W tn.
t'tah Loan aud Trust company. decir-
t,ns having heretofore been rendered In
favor OF Defendants In both cases.
out 81 respect for the family Of the
late william A. Brown. the dance To be
given IL Lester Park pavilion by the
second ward fair committee has been
postponed until May 9Th.
FUNERAL or WILLIAM brown.
There 70 a movement On foot for the
general closing OF all stores and bust
meas houses tomorrow during the fun.
erai services ~ william A. Brown NJ
the tabernacle.
Hour which the funeral will he held
tomorrow has been changed frum ! 90
: o'clock .. IN. II II expected that IN"
Pint Presidency " the church will at
tend and speak upon the occasion.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The board met In regular session yes
ter,iAy with all members present when
the fullow,ns business was transacted
assessor John W. Gibson Med notice
OF the completion ~ thu ,aAersmcnt rolls
and f.ied aifidavits rhokinE fully the as.
- ssn,cuts ~ made to b. In compliance
with law.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Elizabeth ". Miliinmr, widow OF the
late Thomas l.. Williams. will be held
tomorrow at ? o'clock y. M. from 1861
WAfhirgton avenue.
A Mrs. Cornell was arrested ycstcr.
day afternoon. charged with assault
upon Mrs. crabtrcc. Justice ". 9.
Wardislgh, before whom the case was
taken, ret the hearing for May 18th.
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GERMS IN PHONES.


lhfANlfNlhif hNN'NAfNNH
The telephone rccciveru. transmlttern
and tubes In the offices of the health
department arr bcing cleaned daily. BY
order OF Or. Jones. ~ means Of killing
disease germs that often collect on the
instrument by reason Of people BREATH
INK upon them. DR.. Jones advifcH the
frequent acrubbing ~ telephone receiy-
eru. especially speaking tubes and pub.
lie telephones. ne he has no doubt that
they act as dlnscminatorH 81 disease
germs.
DR. Schede. an expert chemist NJ New
York. has scientifically demonstrated
that telephones do harhnr disease
germs. His Investigation was confined
10 telephone tranrmitterr. which he
washed with an uutnmixer containing
twoparta alcohol. one part ~ ether and
one half.pint of Elyccrinc. The germs
and foreign substances wer- found IN
the Eiycerine after the alcohol had tcen
evapnrat,d. lie found germs " con.
sumption. smallpox. scarlet fryer and
grip. and other bacteria were found
with potato starch. deCayinF meat and
decomposcd cheese. which served ne a
nouriuhmrnt FOR the disease germs.
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MOAB.



The search for John iiowcils In tho
mountains near Miners Basin has been
continued the past week. but at last
report no trace u him had been found
There II no doubt now but what his
body VIII b. found as the SNOW dlsap.
pears below some OF the cliffs on the
east side OF Mineral mountain. Ills
father IN expected In this week from
ohio.
robert bryan met with n severe nc.
cidcnt ~ the Thompson road on last
sunday. when coming down the can
yon with heavy load VI freight, a
sudden Jolt % the wagon threw him
OF the seat To the ground and the
wheel passed over his right arm be-
tween the elbow and shoulder. break
lnR the bone In two places. frcd Hal.
Ter. who WINS alsp coming In with q
load. brought Bryan 10 Moab where DR..
Williams dressed the fracture. Mt.
bryan In one ~ the steady working
young men OF the valley and he has
the sympathy 81 all.
The heavy rain that commenced last
evening and Is stlil falling aH We 40
10 prrss " 81 incHtiinablc value aud
n h the heaviest that has fallen In
about eleven months. A slight breaL
IN the clouds this morning showed the
Ia Nal peaks white with new coating
Of snow on the mountains. II bids fair
TO pile ~ an additional supply for irri-
cation purposes.
II appears 10 he the general opinion
that the frost Of last week destroyed n
large pfr cent Of the early peaches and
hpricoh, Their was undoubtedly %
large amount ~ damage done. but u IL
most too early 10 say there was u total
loss. A half or two-thlrdH ~ the bios.
SONS could be destroyed TO the advan.
tarc OF the total crop.
The rainfall at Moab for the past
eleven months viii hardly exceed ono
inch. Few places In the United States
has 10 dry n climate. vet with irrign.
tion few places can show n greater
Weld ~ crorn TO the acrc.-Orand Val.
ley Times
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sorior 10 srouNuolprn..



once of the Northern sny Nining Company.
NOTICE J. hereby given that q meeting
~ the sios'kliuldcts ~ the Northern SPY Min-
Ing company Il hpruhy called Ia b. field nj
the unire N the aid company, Mccormick \
,umfnny'. nlnh. rurnef ~ last rumpie and
lifrt ~uufh streets salt Lake ~. ttah. un
the gifi day N Nay. isp "a 10 u'slo-'k a. m,
for the pufpsn u amending the Article. u
Incorporation " ihe snid cnmpany In tho fol-
lowing particulars
Aniriu III strike uui the wurts salt
Lake" and Insert IN lieu thereof "i'rlsn"
Article WI strike ont Tho words "ons
miiliou' aud lussft In lleu ihurunf 'unc hum
dfvd and twenty ave thuuatudi' alsu .tfiko
uut the vurls Nnnc hundred thousand" and
Insert In lieu thrrsf "tNn hundred and ATTY
thousnndl' alsp strike GOT the words ten
dollars aud Insert IN llru thefssnf 'nfty
cents"
kriicie NJ strike MT thc worls salt
lake" aud insert ln ligu ii.r,H Provo
Al-1 add Article XVII, Ia rcad Il. fpliowsi
That the capital -ipsi ~ the Cuinpauy
may h. nssrssisi ~ such times. In such
annunis aud inr such purp-". ~ the hard
~ Trustees may determine"
\. IlANAtii M, Secretary.
salt lake city. tinh. April q. i-2
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NOTICE 4 bcrrhy given that meeting
~ the str'ihnliers - fha llastnn-
Nevada tnplTf cumuauY a curpufuilnu.
has lHeu called ana uili b. held ~
The nhfe ~ the cuuiuauY. rluul 'H Me- urnirk
huildlul salt lake city. Utah. on the tnh
dn1 NJ Nay, ~. AZ lu.ripcl pm. for the puf-
i.is. ~ amending Afiiclr VI ~ tho Articles
cfcnsing the Iar value " the shares ~ tho
capital stw'k N said company ffum ten cents
pvf share Ia one dollar Ief shufss
liENNN ~lEGEia President
lu.irii siE0Ei4 Secretary.
Dated April .. isy
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Nor,cr no srooKnoIprns.

UTAH SUGAR. COMPANY Notico {,
hereby given tlut pursuant to uu order
~ tho hurd ~ Directors NJ tho Utah
sugar company, a sinrkhnldrrs meeting uf
sald cnfupany hns hcen called, 90 be- held On
Tacsdny, tht NH day ~ Nay \. u is'1. nc the
hour ~ surln'k pm At the assembly folni
~ the lHttsr-day saint, business College,,
Icmplrtun hulldlng, salt Lake llty, ltnh. hlr
The purpnsnni providing mqdu N suiserlp-
tinn fur Tho nhdltlunal stock ~ thirty Ia
thousand i've hundred shares 90 an, nutlinf,
lied Ia be- issued nt par by the hoard 81 dlrts'-
turs. uud ~ passing uInn oil qusstiuns lnri-
dental % such suisrrlpilun. and Tor tho
ratification II tho action " tho hnam ~ a.
rocturs iu relation 20 the subscription aud
Issuance ~ such additional stoch
Dated this aist day II April, A. u. lri9
GIOhuE u. CANSON, President.
HORACE q, WHITNEY SECRETARY.
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iiUvO.
Probate Mattsr.-wb.isssis uarEisfiss al
spriss,iii. Marriages osiote.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. May lin the Fourth district
court, Judge Dusenherry today made
the following orders.
in The estate Of Sarah g. iambson.
deceased petition Of Arba l. f.anbson.
asking for letters Of administration was
oct for hearing May iath. nj 10 a. IN.
In the estate OF Mary JaA. i'atten,
dccraasdi hearing ~ application To sell
real estate came w and peution was
granted. A. \. Spon Was appointed
guardian ad iitem % minor heirs OF
said estate.
~ =. Hinkley VI George T. icay. an
order was made giving defendant ~
10 and including May 18TH To- prepare,
nle aud serve bill " exceptions
wHoLEsALs BuRuLARiEs.
Word was received at the sherln'a
ofiice about noon today that there had
been three burHiariea committed az
Rprinsviie some time sunday night.
The homes entered were those Of Thorn
as Kelly Max nuugail and RAY
Packard Entrance was Effected In
each place by the use ~ skeleton keys.
Fnnm the Kelly house a gents guld
watch two watch chains and gold
finF werc taken. from the DouEall RS.
ldenre. u valuable diamond ring ana
other lrwelry, and from tho Packard
place a lot ~ wearing apparel. sheriff
stnrra spent all tho afternoon inNcati-
eating the cases aud the only clue oh.
ialnahlo. bearing on the case WINS that
very well dfenscd young man had
been seen In the vicinity 81 the places
noted during the day and had left for
Grand Junction on the late train. hav-
Ing with him numerous bundles,
description ~ the suspect has been tele-
Efnphed 10 Colorado points.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Deputy sheriff u. y. Knowlden went
10 Thistle this morning for the purpose
~ leyying on some cattle, which were
being shipped out ~ the state without
tho taxes being paid on them.
Henry DUuHal Of Springville was fined
SO Tor assault upon Guy Madison. also
Of springNlile. by Justice Noon.
The Garden city was visited by quite
"a heavy snow storm this forenoon,
The officers Of tho Third ward Sun
day school win give an entertainment
az the ward meeting house Tuesday
evening. rho proceeds Of which viii 30
10 buy now books for the school.
Mrs. Margaret A, cain" OF halt Lake
has been visiting In Utah county the
last week IN the interest OF the silk
Industry.
There are a great many tr.mps In
this vicinity and as result a great
many OF the chicken rooStH Huffcr
WEDDING BELLS.
Clerk Havercamp today issued mar
fiage license 10 the following couples;
wan g. johnson. y. aud pasinar An-
deron. ~. both OF spanish Fork; l.. H.
Coleman. "a, and Estelln kinE, 10, both
Of Mammoth, and TO Richard llnlen' ~,
u spanish Fork. and Minnie Mathews,
2. Of Springville. Judge DuHenherfy
pfrformed the marriage ceremony for
The two last named couples,
county Commissioner Joseph T. Me-
Evan spent today In salt Lake The
gentleman was called TO serve on th-
Federal Jury, but being civil officer.
Was excused from the panel,
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SPRlN0VILLE.
nur.lsr csush, b, sh.,,n s,orr. ct Grand
Junction.

Special per Dcserot Telegraph
HprinEvilie. May s.-The houses 81
Hay Packard. Mark DouEnli and n. ".
Kelly were hurKihriKed on Sunday
money, diamond rinz. gold watch. chain
and other valuable property stolen.
The party who committed the burglary
was said Ia have Eon. East by the u.
a ". ~. train the same night. lie was
followed by our expert sheriff storrr
ana WIS caught at brand Junction.
The officer N now on the way home
with the prisoner and stolen goods.
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NorluE ~ AssrssMnsr

Aufnfa Mining company, principal place 81
hiislnras. ~nii inhu tliy, tab, Mines slt-
untosl ~ Narysyilici ilute Cpuuty, Utah.
Notice y hereby given that AZ % msvtins 81
the plr.tors ~ tho Autnra Nlnlnr Company.
held Apfll q, Ia. a. M ~ Nuffl Main ~,
cent per shhnn WIS luNifd un The capital atnrk
81 shid ruupinN, p4yailt Immediately Ia tho
strftiufN ~ tho company Hi ~nlt Take tlty,
may rymaln unpaid on the ~ NJ june, Will
ln Delinquent und advertised fur sale ~ pub
lic auction ana unless paymrni Il made hp-
furr, viii b. snld On iuur u, lrY, W pay the
delinquent assessment together with ciist ~
advertising and expense ~ sale by order ~
Hoard ~ nln,rtnr.'
JAMES u. STIRLING. sory
40 \. Maln S., sails Lake city.
Dated May T. lisa
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OUR NElCHBORS.
POCATRLLO, IDAHO.
SNOW and Rain. With wintry weather
More Mls.i,s. from .'Bos o."

Special Correspondence.
pocatcilo. April ga.--rhe weather dur
Ink the past week has been very cold,
with "a little snow and min, making u
feel quite wintry.
Two % our brethren have received
letters from noN u. regarding mission
AIRY work. which gives them some cause
for sincere and earnest thought
The health " the people In general
II good Mt the present time.
Apostle Tcaudaic ana Elder Joseph
W. McMurrin ~ the First sevcn Presi-
dents ~ seventy. passed through here
today on the way TO the Hammock Stake
conference
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that company the result being very
satisfactory. The report OF the en-
Finecr who made the test. IL TO the ef-
feet that the coal IL found to be q
ready and quick steam generator and
suv~fior to many Western Goals. This
Has not fair sample 81 our coal. as "
had been mined too near the surface
and was not properly sorted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

I consider II not only a pleasure but
a duty ! owe a. my neighbons 10 tell
about the wonderful rur~ effected IN
my cane by the timely use 81 CHAMBER
laln'r Cole, cholera aud Dlarfhne
Kennedy I was taken very badly with
iiuN nd procured u bottle 81 this reno
Nv. 4 few doses Of Il effected per-
mancnt cure. I take pleasure In re.
ommending u % others suffering from
that dreadful diHeaHc.-J. W. Lynch.
Dorr. ". Va.