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New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2Srd, Cortandt and DesbroSes
Streets (renns Il X. Ferries.
Time West 2lrd Street Oiher figures Cortlsndto or
Desbrosses Streets. ! Daily except Sunday; sunday
dayleayess Is. Sunday leaves SIS. ~
t'6.J5 700 A. ". Local for EAsTON; -
s1.55 eS.OS A. VI. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and Nest, and PRINCIPAL local points. Psror
and Dnng Car Connects @ t9I Coz cx n1amonD
ExPRgSs" Hsndsomest traiB IN the world LIN
ifed 10 seating capacity. Due Buffalo s55 NJ; con-
Meeting with through seepers to Detroit and Chicago
IgS5. sdERsSTJk ESs TdkkEsbAmas tos b4aneis:
4.t'Jx S'bo p NJ Local for NAUCh CHUNK,
t'6.lO S,2OP.M. Local Express for EAsIOS.
.5J5 x6.OS F. NJ. For Bufslo ard points Wess
Throagh sleeping Cars 10 Chicago and Toronto.
s1JJ 500 7. N. Express for BUFFALO ana
ToRoST None but Sleeping Car passengers csrrted
'lO.25, 1870 Pm. ForlTHACA. RoC CHEsiEh'
BUFFALO and West Sleeping Cars 70 chicago
SOUTH PLA INPIELD and BOUND BROOK locaie'
daily except Sunday .i04o, lO5OAM- '225 2S. flo'
I9, 's25 and $50 2. NJ. .,,. ne, ooo
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Ia Toi, g.
sJ siI and 1884 broadway, IS Union square Wes. Es2
Colninbus Ave n Y. $50 Fulton ST., Court 81, W
Broadway aud Brooklyn Annex station br9oxyn: ~.
n Y Transfer Co. will call for and cnecK passses
from hotel Or residence through to destinAtion'
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new YORK CENTRAL.
=. sDaily. except Saturday
HARLEM DIVISION.
Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Staoa

Saturday, and sunIayh.
HARLEM DIVISION. 49,
a1a A NJ and VI. Daily. except sunday. %
VIZ " PttsAeld sundays only at 10 A ~
Wagrer Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light -
Ticket oices at ii3 26i. Alb and 1910 Broadway.
Union So w, 235 Columbus Ave. oi Yves. dIon "a
toth g and iaSth ST. New York 5Ss and s2o
Fulton ST. and iOi broadway, z. p Br9okyn ,o. vo,,
Telenhore "2Ia0 Thirty eighth Street LOT NeW iors
Central cab Service. Baggage checked from ho'ei Ut
cadence by Westcott Express Company -.
'e' GEORGE n DANIELS. General passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo July 24-sprng wheat, fair inquiry STEADY;
No Northern spot 75c; No northern; Mi; ;o'ss; T > red
TSfIS5se: 10 ? white 72c Corn quiet; no yellow
3SSc No yellow Ssisc; No corn ss5ec; 40 hs, Sv,
2sc No white 2ie No mixed 2.ae' N0
,e, eas,. wheat 2isc; oats 1isc: barley 2c TO New
Yk Flour aue patent spring - 2oqsi 90 s
anr,,,g S4QS4 -; bakers clear spring - o9g
s as low grades spring s2as2 50 patent winter - sg
"a 90: beet family winter s 'ousf' -" e'"1e
sssS suIy 4~The leading futures ranged as fol-
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For particulars sec time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

via Catsl<fIl. The Front Door Route.
New Catsl1iII md Tannersyilie II. Il.
IN CONNECTION WITH
CatskilI Mountain Railway ous ny.
The and picturesque route To ali points
the Summit OF the CatSkllls. -.
Tickets at offices Of Hudson River Day Line. Catskii
Evening Line. New York Central and West Shore Roads
For Mountain House. Hotel Kaaterskil. Laurel Horse
Anters. Haines Corners and all the mountain parks
and Cairo.
Reduced Excursion rates good for the season
THE O'CLOCK LIMITED TRAIN. Detroit Special.
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
has Dining and Parlor Cars Daily stopping at Caskii
Railroad connections make time Less than hours
New SUMMIT Of the Caskills.
"On time always"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

COTTON-But a moderate volume Of business
transacted futures. yet the market showed
Of the session, at time ad-
vancing point 34 points over the closing figures Of
SATURDAY opening steady at gain OF l92 points
The general feeling anything but confident far
difference Of outsiders Cables though. better than
had been looked for and led 10 covering by the
cautious shorts class the bears attached more
importance the generally favorable character or
the cotton belt reports indicating
that beneficial had fallen In almost every section
heretofore threatened by drouth The Atlantic States
reported be under exceptionally promising
outlook The shorts however, were not oyerconndent as
drygoods trade and from American spin
ming generally favorable. Private cables
ss0 indicated good outlook for European cotton spin
ners with orders in both countries generally extending
long future for fabrics and yarns Dur
Ing afternoon essed on little under local
Equ!1aton. closing quiet. net unchanged 10 Z points
higher. closed quiet with quotations un-
changed 3-i8c for middling upland and
6l-lSc FOR mddng Gulf. compared with q ol-l0c ana
65l6c respectively a ago Total sales OF 30 Daes
included 05 bales spinning and 100 bales on contract
Southern markets officially reported py sPecla
kilograms Exchange as FOLLOWS; New-Oreahs'
steady b%c; Mobile nominal ll-l6c Savannah stehdy
esc Charleston. quiet and nominal Wilmington stesay
Memphis. steady. 6&c st Louis steady oTc; CAVES
ton easy 5%c.
The export movement follows;
Great Britain. France; Continent
To-day ...... 200 2,555
llhus far this week. I2i 200 y -oS' 300 30
mus far this year. 3.46s. 100 ooi ~'eo'oo'
The range Of prices in the local market '0cay
was follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
HITTER MARKET.

EIgn Ill. July 2i-1hs attendance on the 64ss sl sses
NJ Trade to-day good but there were no cxn 'as
OF buttsr-a extraordinary condition no. aT sut
nerienced Tho demand creamery butter ~ so 90 so
he stas OF the market did not warrant boara sss
saw the producers The quotation eomnnt'se rsposS '
prios arm Ct l7xA -r..s
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RAILROADS..
~.>>o~o>~>>~~~N-N
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY
RAILROADS..

UIN IlRL u. H. VI VLW VLlIUII
Anthracite =; Goa, ;oai used ed exclusively
Stations IN New York foot Of Liberty St.
and South Ferry Whitehall 81;
nye minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
ST., except when noted:
Fer Easton. Bcthlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk &e.
.ss s so is H. Ers,Sn &C. 80 800 sfndsyI p '0 O0 to
F M p x saHssS. Fss,S.. $50 sas & x 400 'h'
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 40 7so. s:io
SS TO Rsasns 100 'I @ ssH $50 ouSse's 200 c 80 %
Reading p NJ AL ifil' RaIL T,shi ROUTE.
NJ go sssafdss 5e 0Ss so iG ssarasy: as: os sS
suRdsys nd, 200 isS ToA: A. ~ N 80 ;GS p
A. N'' 30. SAND! HOOK hoSTE:: !"
aSsS:yi sSSs iiSS iSo5 A. iS s.s : s;S 49, $50
For 1akswosd Toms River ana Barnegat. +;ao A. NJ.
For particular, time table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
From foot Of Liberty St
&C. &C. P'H9s es - @ isS Hs'; soi 5:
@e 9SG m g. so DSiSs o pnns cs 1 H. ss h1sa %S AS
dtonal trains for Phadelphia week days. !:3o 300
& N. 100 900 p. IT. ''''
nd % s Hs m ca? ss s 81 o. foot & e & hss 81
way. Isi Gh Ave. IS Union So West; i5s East l23th
Court ST. s4 $50 Fulton St. BrOoslyn Ss spoadSsy
WILLIAMSBURG. The New York Transfer Co. will call for
and check baggage from hotels or residences to desna
'Ftom Liberty st. only.
eFrom South Ferry ABS r. n.
bFrom South Ferry at 6:lo p M
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STOCK ON HAND.

Charleston. july 24.-Tupentine-Market firm at SOC.
Rosn nrm unchanged.
Savannah July 24.-Splrits turpentine irm 40c;
cepta bbls. Rosin hr unchanged saes 20lG bbls:
receipts I23 bbls.
wilmington July 24Spirits tupent.ne-Nothing doing,
unchanged: receipts II casks Hosin sendy Doc and
g5c receipts b32 bbls. Crude turpentne firm al 30.
az 10 and 81 90 receipts. 81 bbs Tar 81 50
cepts. III bbs
London July 24.-Turpentine-spirits. 3os %.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
NAVAL STORES.

No change was made quotations ana the market
maintained a steady undertne but ruled quiet in the alb
sence Of important new influence Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 50 IL: do OIL bhis. SO 10.
SPIRITS TJfRPENTINE- i3ikc.
KOSIN-Common good strained. 81 30: r, 81 20; r,
81 * g. 81 IS; H. 81 75 81 so: K. ST. NJ So 25gs2 30;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

TOUR AND MEAI,-In the narrow rsnse % ,aEs
Ss to-day. -four buyers had little inoenu,n steady
N.Y." and the market ruled generally dull VIII snrtnS
s.serton@ little or no change from saturanay .in
'~'sns IS 1888 SIS; winter straights. ~ 4"v$o W. ~
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAHROAD.

- III NO8Uv0xv4o
RAILROAD.
aaS hsP g wEsT ssa
cDThe Leaving time from De.sr,.;:s: .:.s ,.as sas
ssss sissa ''sf below for nv y%ssss .;ni5ss street
station, except where otherwise nossa. s., p,,,o,
Sew York to Pifis6urs sleeping Car Pt'bsrs to
S.S5 NJ PESNsyLyASix LIMITED Ed ds.sT,.a
ton Cars. For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. cinc'nnsa
Lbs r. N. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss;-
sor Nashville ivis cineinnatD. lndianapons N
o.5S 49,. = N: WESTERN ExPREss.-rOr Chicago Foe
5.s5 r. Il. soUTawTsrERN ExPREss.-For Pitts
s,rg' Cleveland. Cincinnati LOUISVILLE iha'""A'N
7S PACIFIC ExPnEssgS r.Ssry .Ies s.s
conns. nnsav ar es easep, .a sasnasy
ESPnssrsTsn snd cTsnd bs ssss ssns
New York to Altoona. East Liberty Pttsbnrs. and
points 4f; rS;'i AND sSDd'T TnE Eo sSTT sSsS1i
~ 80 s2 1910 Dssbrosses street IoiC S0r'ana'
la .. s'; cefs%s, $1s sI:.; ,ss
Dining csrs,. "a, pininF Carr as cpinins can sss
Car E i2o & g 2ss e m supsay "a S s Gi i n
sGT5aEk! RAfL%xr12IS1sss e a'sss asS .S p 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
ATIaSTic E GoHsf sssi LiSEEnpss a:y o., M and SIS
lfiEsAffsAkB Il OHIO RAlfsWAf.-isD 2. m aaiy.
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoEFOLh--Ios O. m.
wees days and I.!5 D. m. daily. D,.
ATLANTIC cfTf.-2.D !. m weekdays 0esoros:S
Street 10 m. cortlandt Street 2l5 n.y. Through
Vestibuled Train. Buffet Paror Cars Passenger cossh
and Combined Coach.
enPE Ca EN-, MAY-i2s' M m .esk-days p.cro.. ,,,or,
West Twen,y-thrd street sta,ion sbs a n, " q
n sundays ~. p M 40 p m; nc Trom Go,tss peS
oniyl 23O. 3.i0 34o 20 $40 100 p sundays
300 a. m. 70 20 i23 rsatutdays oniy1 go 30s. 33s
423 515. 100 p. m. sundays. SIG. 9+5 a. m. DID
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
olo (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 620, 70 1oo,
s3 sS. e.25 (9.55 Penna. Limited loio Q)esorossss
street 10 TO- ccrtisndt Street l0i5 DINING Carr loho
aDinng Carr. ll55 i25S 10 tDesorosses street
2io Cortlandt Street 49, 255. 3s5 425 40 ip4nins
Carr. ass Dining Carr. $50 Dining Can, 10 80
.. m. II. 10 night Sundays $40. SIS. 500 -. eSs
dAmited) 9.55 lo.55 Dining Carr a M, l2So Los
dining Carr, 255. 555, % Dining Carr, 40 Dining
Carr, 6.5J Dining Carr. I.55. $50 .. m, u 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos. 46i. 1895. 1854. ILL., and 201
Broadway: Astor House; West Twenty-hird Street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cotanct
Streets; Court $50 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn; station,
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone 1850 Thrtyeighth Street for PennsyveniA
Railroad Cab Service
J. y. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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delaware. lAckAwANAA { WESTERN

stations In New York foot OF Barclay ana
% m.
Blnghamton Mail 30 80 q ~ sS0 % m.
Rufalo Ithaca Osvego En- - 81 = - $50 n M
Chicago A Bun. Express .....::s 'i'" p'"| 49,
scranton wilkesbarre Py'n0u'h 1oonm l22o
Express 80 n: 100 pm. s730 a.
nnr Ex (ar Buff. 7sS a. mJ''.' .o az ~ 81 So m
tithaca Oswego. Utica Ell naS .sSv a. 70 10 "
tsleener 20 Scranton. May pe -, ira aas and
Tiekets and Pullman accommo"a"0"' " ' w.
os0 broadway and IL PARK Piacs, .rs cbsck basxass
westcott's Express Co VIII CAT '0' ~
70 hesflnatlon. sDany.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

RO-Cofee market weak No I Rio, 6S60O. exchange.
532d: receipts. 1900 bags; cleared for the United
States 1900: cleared Europe. 1000; stock, 23lHc
The statistical position Brazilian coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
con- Contract prices in the local market to-day

FC reign msrketsSentos-Conee market steady:
d average G$Oo: receipts. 1900 bags; stock
4e5 coo Hamburg-COnee market opened partly "A pfg
lower. at 2:SO m unchanged 10 . pfg decline;
sales 5000 bags Havre-Conee market opened steady.
uDchanged at ~ m. unchanged: at 3 m. quiet. un-
changed closed unchanged prices total sales l2
New-York tribune., 1899-07-25

Receipts OF breadstus at interior points In thousahas
last three cphers 600, omitted -four bbs grain oush as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

The Medical News calls attention 20
the fact that II IL claimed that more
than ten per cent Of tho oanarics and
other birds that die In captivity sue
cumb 10 tuberculosis. ana that the auea-
ton therefore has been raised Of the
possibility cf Infection from that source
Nocard. the Ercaicrt living authority
on tuberculosis In animals, demonstrate
ed In some 900 successive autopsiea on
unsolicited dogs that died ut the great
veterinary school ut Abort. near Paris,
that In more than one-haif OF the AMI
mails there were tubcrcular LESSONS. and
In many Of these tho lessons were OF
such character as to make them facilc
and plcnteous diaseminators OF infect
I've tuberculosis material. Cats
are known some times TO have tu-
bercuioaia. and that they have In many
cases been carriers OF diphthcria and
other ordinary Infections directly and
indirectly IL more than suspected. Il
seems then that care Is necessary In
the handling OF pct animals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24
THEY AM "ALiIiys.r

We nrc told by an alleged local ex-
pert ON hlatory-pastlcularly that OF
Poinnd-thnt the Russian government
must crush out Of existence the nation
allty Of Finland. because mo power.
no matter how strong. can afford to
have within Its boundaries an allen
people"
hut this IL not all. The government
had to "cxpol" the Jews. too. because
these do not give their full allegiance
TO the Car" In other words. they are
traitors. We hope Finiandcru. and adj
hercntn Of the Mosaic faith win notice
the high estimation In which they are
held by the expert. undoubtedly after
the most thorough research. The Ile-
brewr. particularly. should note tho
verdict that their co-rellElonistn In
Russia nrc truitorn; for n they are
traitors In Russia. they are such here.
or In whatever country they may Hct-
tie. as Ions nm they faithfully adhere to
the God OF their fathers.
As 20 Finland. II may not he without
Interest TO recall the fact that AleSan-
der noiemnly promised. for himself
and heirs. 90 respect the constitution OF
the country. and that the father Of the
present GEAR. Alexander Ill. amended
the instrument In a liberal direction.
deicFating 60 the Dict the right OF ini-
tlative In legislation. SO much did
those cmperuru fear 20 have within the
boundaries of Observation-Disclosures that
may mean aa applied to Finland-the
ALLEN" people OF that country,
II may also be pertinent to state that
the Finlanderu have always proved
themselves loyal TO their ruler. They
have furnished some Of the best troops
TO the army and the most fearless sail
ors TO the navy. FINLAND carried away
many laurcls In the war with Turkey.
She is far ahead Of Russia IN ciyillza-
tlon. But che present czar. We are
griyely told. has discovered that the
Finlanders are an fallen" race. Amer
leans should not be blaming Russia
for dcnatlonailzlnE Finland" At
least that II the sentiment Of a paper.
which ever since It's inception has It,
self been in tho denatlonalizlng busl-
neaa In small way.
For our part, We noticed that when
Poland fought her last battles for ma
tlonal independence, almost tho entire
so-eailcd "chrlstian" world extended
sympathy 10 the unholders OF n lost
cause. Finland IL now making u peace
fu effort TO save herself from Poland's
fate. We may well ask. why should
the American Republic close her ears
TO the cry for liberty that has re-
sounded from the beautiful land OF u
thousand lakes?" The cause OF liberty
Is the cause OF the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24
New York EvrnIng sun.

The people OF Havana are taking
kindly 10 the rule OF the American ON
c.fr, and they are accepting the nitua-
tion. irksome ~ u undoubtedly II to
markable patience and forbearance.
Military occupation IN never supcrla-
lively popular. and II N no moc pop
ular In Havana and other parts OF Gu
la than Il II wherever military rule In
the dominant power. II IN the forbear-
nnce and hopcfulncs- Of the Cuban peo-
pie and their confidence In IN. designs
~ IN. American government that max,
military occupation In cuba less dis
tasteful than Il would otherwise be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

"fiark from the tombs q dolefui
aoundl' Instead 81 telling us what II
means the organ that raised II asks US
for an "cspianntion." No. thank you.
We are not TO he diverted by that kind
OF a tangent. Tell Us what you mean
and prove what you say. or stop the
racket. We arc not TO explain" let
the complainant come on with the evil
dencc. after definite charge In pre-
ferrcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

n II were a Democratic instead ~
Republican House Mr. Reed might
have some idea of retiring from pub
lie llfe-aflor ~ second Democratic Con-
gress had been elected. Were there any
doubts nf his being reelected Speaker
this December n n barely possible he
might retire FROM the contest, but that
possibility would be ~ the bareat. Tom
Rood Il not ~ "rotlrinR" diHposltion.
He likes his position as Speaker too
wci Ia voluntarily surrender IL unless
on an invitation 10 step up higher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

within the short time II will probably
come TO pass that the United States VIII
Withdraw its forces from Cuba and
leave the islanders 10 their own de-
vices. They have had a slight taste OF
civilization which they may or may
not desire 20 have continued. Possibly
they need the hard lessons that n few
years Of experience with their own style
~ governing viii give 10 bring them
over 10 American ideas. That Cuba Will
ultimately become part OF the United
states seems almost a foregone conclu-
sion, and perhnps tho shortest mile to
that contamination llea through an ex-
pertinent In complete Independence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

An agent OF the government Jus, re-
turned from Cuba reports that the only
sentiment he found there In favor OF
annexation to tho United States was
among the resident spaniards and large
property Tho Spaniards OF
course would have preferred the con-
tinuanc. OF spanish rule. but now that
IL done for they want American gov.
ornment rather than any that the Gu
bans. with their large uneducated class,
are ever likely To set w. They are con-
cerned for that order upon which de-
ponds the security Of property and tho
prosperous conduct Of AFFAIR.".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24
THE GEORGIA LYNcHrSc.

,t,-- -. 49,. a..
inc "iooueu'u,s 80 - e.,
muroer III ooo'srs y. '"s "'s.V' 49,.
io'e' mann '.''''"us ."'s 49,. q -
necessity u ", .'''. . .''''s ~ - a.. -.
er'' e'a'ss' y, ~. 80 80. '.',H, r.
Ne''a' p,''N'' -. -, =, -
n'or :, .'s"''s '-.s',,,~ :, ,ss, rtas. n,
''so.ou' 49,. a.. -. a. ala
'' -. 49,, u,cn ,,r,shm.,,a n.
W - .s.u,,. 1. 10, ,,,ls,ac,orv
Wv , -. -, a.rr,od a,vov win
" ~ s,,.a,s ~ or NO ,ay. ,hey
-,...,'. ...,,., a.. .a,t.,y ,hc,r ,hIrst
s..'r ~,
a,I' ~ ,, a.,no,s,ro,ed in the
-. ,..,,,,' -, ,,,,i, ,ttd tho nenda
49, - ,ta,,,, tn T, manner OF
49,. - H.. ',,,t,,,is ,,o,,id hay.
80, ss,a,saa ,n, crowd. ,,,riy fought
~. -, ....,,,,,,rtr," n, tho horribl,
-, A., ~ s,o ,rd,cationa that
a., "1,,,. No. 80, 90, hoc, apnca,cd.
49, a., ,,,,, a .c,,,c.qton" Of The Vie
A., a. aid Non n ,,,acbcr. IL lmpii.
80 IL, ~ ,r,,,. IN, ,,,h avenged.
AMI n. Zoo 4, sco,r, 4 10 he made tho
co,,rai nyp,c i'm n tragedy
Tho Atlanta Constitution. anticipate
,,r IN, .t,r,, M Indignation that will
.,,,.,, m. country f,op, one end 10 an
other. when the details OF the iynching
became known. draws a vivid picture Of
m. ru,dc, Of ,he man Crawford and
IN. ss.aui, upon his wife. but. unfortu-
na,c,v for the argument. the nc, Of the
,,oh h,. depr,vod tho world Of the legal
oppor,uu,,y OF learning the facts. HAD
the criminal becn brought 10 trial, the
evidence ,-ouio hive bcen given. and
bls guiit nigh, have been established.
The Atlanta papor may pardon the pub.
lie for n refusal 20 accept a. evidence
IN. stntementa OF the navaEca that cut
and slaahcd the chained wretch-atnte-
mcnts evidently made In their own JUS
tlnca,l,n.
Lynchinra have been called blot
upon American civilization. They are
more than that. They are stains that
show tho existence In the body polite
Of n terrible disease. which must be
crndlcatcd or result disartroupiy. They
are form Of anarchy. the mob uuurp-
ing the powers delegated to the lawful
authorities. In most countries such
proceedings would be regarded ms In
nurrcctIona. and the rlngicaderu would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24
TmE EnsnIr.
Chicago Times. Herald.

In the event Of Mr. Reeds retirement
the upcnkershlp by general concession
would como 10 the West for several rea-
sons. II iH pointed out that
ont ~ the Republican membership OF
isb In the next House seventy-slx come
from the thirteen states east ~ the
mountains. while 1903 members hail from
the West. The successor OF Reed would
therefore, IN all probability. be named
hy ohio. Indiana, Michigan, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota. Kansas
and Missouri, with their seventy eight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

We notice that the ogden standard
IL stIil out with the offer Of 800 for
those abundant proofs" OF recent
polygamy cases which have been boast
ed about. The standard does not sccrn
likely to suffer great pccuniary loss.
However II Ia having n heap OF fun
out OF the author OF the boast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

The threats Of malice when coupled
with Impotence are too pitiful to excite
wrath. and they are beneath ridicule so
silly do they appear. The organ OF
mallgnliy II also the expression OF
scnility. its fangs are gone and II can
only gnash Its gums and threaten
thunder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-24

American good sense is shown In
Cuba by the measures inauguratcd
there for the thorough renovation OF
the country. Notwithstanding the indif-
ference OF the natives. when sanitary
rules are enforced. roads built. schools
erected and courts established. the peo-
pie arc In good position TO prove
whether they nrc capable Of sclf-gov-
crnmcnt or not.
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Springfield Republican.

Some difference OF opinion appears ms
20 whether annexation In desirable II
the CubanH desire u. but there In a
solid phalanx Of conviction that the ma
tlon must not Hwerve from It's pledges.
This N not an open question" says
Andrew Carnegie. with emphasis. The
honor Of the United States IN pledged TO
nssiHt cuba TO It's Independence. That
this pledge should b., honorabiy fulfilled
goes without saying
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Another gigantic trust has clutched
an industry In its grasp. II II now tho
copper trust. and II II international In
character. We are living In an age IN
which industrial conditions are built
on the principle Of individual compeu-
tlon, while at the same time trusts
make such competition impossible. How
long can this continue without causing
a rnXnlnilnn9
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Or. James H.
Tnlmage. an account Of Its origin. with
evidences OF It's genuineness and au-
thentieity. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR..
Talmnge'a book 'Tho Articles OF
Faith" but are presented In separate
form for the use OF investigators and
students Price i0c. For sale by the
peseret News
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lIannis Taylor Is quoted ns having
said that I'VE have no right TO reduce
the FillplnoH 10 seryltudc through
bloodshed and slaughter" Can II he
that they are In "scryltude' under the
American form Of government;