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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
CONVEYS A HALF INTEREST.

A warranty deed from H. g, cham
beers was nlcd with County Recorder
Jensen today conveying TO NJ. =,
Aschclm an undivided one-half Interest
nted In the eastern and southeastern
part of this city, The consideration
was s5,a25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

s.ntenc. Of q Harder Who Used . Revolver
Instead Of . Razor.

-. r. kcltinE. the barber. who
pleaded guilty on ..ondny 10 the charge
af assault with deadly weapon. was
this morning sentenced by Judge Nor
tell 10 one year In the state prison.
The defendant IL the man who went
into State street restaurant last
Christmas Day and took a shot at Louis
shannon tcoloredl, one 81 the Druprir-
tors. lie claimed that he was under IN,
influence ~ drink at the tine he uHc1
the revolver and expressed sorrow FOR
what h. had done. shannon was shot
In the thiEh and considers himself for
tunate that he Jared no worse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
BUSINESS IN
MINING STOCKS.
Higher-Priced Securities Took the
Lead on Both Boards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


stock transactions today were high
In value but lower than yesterday In
the number OF shares sold. the record
being $500 shares for sci .7ac.si. This
Indicates good business In highcr-priced
securities. among which Northern
Light was n leader on both boards and
sold well up to a cents a share. All
told. dealings on the old board amount
"a to 1880 shares for ti6.ss7.6i. while
on M nrw exchange. sales reached
.s.soo shares. with a selling value Of
nGi2,,a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
OMAHA LIvr STOCK.

omaha. April Receipts.
500 Market active, stronger. native
beef steers, f.ssns.a5. western steers.
a.g0ni.10. Texas steers, 3.60nl. 90.
cows and heifcrr. a.i01t.2i. Gamers.
at 5.e0G5.oo; calves, tO0Gs.s5i bull.
ana stays. a.s01i.Ss.
-itecciptr. $500. Market b.
lower. Heavy 5.s5Ga.15: mixed. 7. coo
a,Gi; light. a,tsGs. s2n; pigs. 1.00G3. %.
Bulk OF sales, a.d0da.es.
shccp-ltecciptn, $500, Market active
ioc higher; yoarllnFa. fC015.as. vest
orn muttonH, i.e5ui.N5. stock sheep,
$685., 20. lambs. 4. s0ds.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
TnE REcoyEREp HARNESS.

Two OF the three double sets OF har-
ness, recovered by sheriff Howella al
Rlverton yesterday which We're sup
posed to have been stolen by the no.
torlous San urlce. were Identified by
Wills Gotten today, AS his property
The other set " Sun unclaimed and ear
be seen ut the county Jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
DENVER Livr srocK.

Denver. April i?.-cattic-Rccclptr
leo. Market quiet. ana nrm; beef
steers. 1915 n $500. cows. ta.sj " ft25.
feeders. freight paid TO river. 1915 ~
$40. stockcra. do, tt0o " $500. bulls
and stays. s2.e5 u ss.ss.
Receipts. 600 Market 70 lower
LlHht packers. s5.G2is u tl6,is; mixed.
$3.50 q fa.6s. heavy. ta.to " $3.50.
Shccp-i,eccipts. 800. Market steady:
good fat muttona, 400 n N'5i lambs.
AIS a f5eS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

special Correspondence.
Provo. April 1.-The following mo-
tees Of locations have been fiied with
the county recorder; nalena Ledge Nos.
! and ?, In Eldurado district. by Royal
r. Hush ct nj. Three Widows and
Oregon. In North Tintic district. By
Edward Nelson et al. The following
In Tintic district! First chance. by
Jas. a. Green. Last Chance. by George
Johnson; First chance Extension by
D. g. Harris. Frog, by u. g. Harris.
FROG Extension. by George johnson.
April Fool by Jas. A. Green.
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FIGHT on STATE STREET.
Drunken flnlandcr knocks out -Four
Men In Short Order.

At iio this afternoon quite a little
stir was oocasloned NJ the intersection
Of SECOND South and state streets by
drunken Finlandcr creating an inclpi-
ent riot. lie was being escorted home
by four companions who We're
endeayoring TO induce him to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
cuicAoo MARKETS.


Chicago, April ia.--IIogs Receipts.
1900 Tomorrow. 10000: lcrt over 9o1s.
Market generally Sc lower. Mixed and
butchers a.o0ds. SIN. good heavy, $40
u5.ep. tough heavy. 5.b513.Cs; light.
. .fOn $50.
Cattle Receipts. 1900. Market
heifcrr. 2.O0u4.Ss. Texas steers, $3.50
500. rtockcrH and feeders. 50nt.g0.
Shcep-llcccipts. 1900 Market
steady; sheep. 5.5od5.iO. lambs, i.50ff
. %.
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ONE PRICE TO ALL.
W. ]. NEWMAN,
uNITED sTNrEs LAND oFricE.
~ Main St.

y ~ VI q ' \ Z To LAM VT Y ~ iss
Salt Lake city. Utah. April >. is3t.
To whom u may concern
Notice j. hereby given that the state
Of Utah haH filed in this office list.
No %. ~ lands. selected by the state
fnr Agrlcuiturni college. under section
of the act 81 July 10. 1884,. the follow
inr tracts. embraced In rai1 list are In
townships containing mineral claims
for record. Via!
r. n. a ~ section 4. Township 20
South. Nnugc ~ West. y = ~ n. y. =.
:. v. y uf y. T.. :. ~ Section a. and
=. w. A. ~ y. W a 81 Section 20,
Township . South. Range Fast
4 copy m rnid lists ~ far ~ Il re-
intcs To- these tracts by descriptive
subdivisions has been conHpicuourly
ported In this ONCE for Inspection b.
any person Interested, and the public
generally.
within the next sixty days following
the date Of this notice. under depart
mental instructions of November -.
1850, ts3 T.. ID. tsa). protests or contests
against the claim ~ the state 20 any
uf the tracts or subdivisions herein dcr-
cfihed. on the Ground that the same Ia
more valuable for mineral than for
agricultural purposes. VIII be received
and noted for report 10 the General
land oricc nj Washington. y. G. Fall
ure To protest within tho time specified.
Nlll be considered sufficient eviden .,
Of It's non-inlneral character. and the
selection being otherwise free from OBJ
lection. will be recommended for APP
prevail.
FRANK u. HopBs.
llcgintcr.
GEO. A. SMITH.
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FROM 1906 TO 1899.

Jenson'a church Chronology. n chron.
illogical history OF the Church from
new type throughout. In any style
OF binding desired. Prices, sl.e5. 81 30
and 500 The funds derived from the
sale ~ the book will be used for the
erection OF a new Latier-day saints
Historians Office In this city. For sale
at THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

eczema. skin disease. and especially
pnes, DeWitts Witch Hazel saivs
STANDS nfat and best. Look out for
dishonest people who try 10 Initiate and
counterfeit H. Its their endorsement
Of a good article. Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Get DeWI,ts witch
Hazel snlvc. Y. e. Schramm. McCor-
nick Building. corner Main street. First
youth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
THE BURLINGTON
HOLDS
ALL RECORDS.

The fastest time ever made between
Chicago and Denver IN Is hours nnd %
minutes. The burlington made Il Feb
ruary 10. 1877.
The fastest time ever made between
Chicago and Council NUNS "a . hours
n minutes. The burlington made u
February H.. 1892
Tho fastest time ever made between
Council Buns aud chicago H. = hours
- minutes. The Burlington made 10
January o. 1893.
Two trains day. Denver ~ omaha
and Chicago-thc Chicago ttcclui az
$40 y. M. aud the NcHtibulcd Flyer az
$50 D. M Tickets at offices ~ con-
Meeting lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Northern Iigh, Keep. Up rs Face On the
Utah Exchange.

Northern Light was the growing fen-
ture OF the cnii on the Utah Exchange,
the stock keeping up It's advance AMI
selling to Tiis. with "A closlnr Did OF ~.
Daisy was also active and changed
hands between % and ~. downwnrd
scale. while Grand Central sold at t'.po,
Lower Mammoth at 70 and -Four Aces
at as. All told. the call was fairy
brisk one and resulted In sales OF ~
500 shares, which had a value OF w.
c52.7a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
CLOSE

wheat-May 72.. July 52Ndn.
corn--Aprii 3ih. May ilh.
Oats-April 20. May 26A. July .hh.
pork--April SIS, May s.a2h.
Lard April SOS. May 5.02is.
l,ibs-April i55is. May Ld2ia.
CASH.
wheat-No. 2 red. f1675is; No. red,
G11il; No. hard winter. sidgS. No. J
hard winter. e5dG1. No, l northern
spring. sid11:: No. northern spring.
TG7s No. . spring. esnl0.
corn-No. 2, 3iii. No. 2, %.
oats-No. 2. g'tih: No. ). sGa.
Harlcy-41utS.
Ryc-a5h.
Tlmothy-2.30.
Flnx--i.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

RTOCK TRANSACTIONS,
Antier, 1900 n exc.
Hack Warrior. 1000 q &c.
chloride Point. 100 u f2c.
Daisy. 100 q 3sc. 100 " SIX 100 u
35a 900 n sih: 100 q 37A; 900 u 81.
Emerald. 1000 ~ i1Ac.
-Four Aces. 100 " tiAc,
Grand Central, 100 u ,1,9s,
Lower Mammoth, 200 " ssc.
Midnight bowers 1000 u sac.
Northern Light. 800 a. 72iac, leo q 49,
100 n s2N: 100 u 53A; 100 a. 5aA; 900
~ 7sls. loo q asA; 100 q 7aA; 600 70
si.; 100 q "a; 800 q 1ih.
Utah Snltpeter, COCO n hc.
Twcive-Thlrty. LOCO u &c. 5000 q 81.
white star. 1000 u iAc.
Total shares sold. $500.
Selling value Of stocks. t.6I2.Ts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

The jury IN the ropioyin suit OF Aauiia
Nebeker Il al against ucorgo Har-
very q al returned u verdict today,
finding tho issues for the plaintiff Tot
t2.e0O and tgip.s1 interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
Ticket once. az $. W. Temple s..

l. 4. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q. W.
Ry.. pooiy Block.
Il. n. NEsI.leN. Travelling Pass. and
FrciRht Agent.
W. n. MAi1LLAS. Gen. Agt.
tit y. w. Temple 81. Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Now York. April I2-suEar, raw,
strong: fair refining. N-i6. ccntrifugal.
90 test. i9-iei molassca sugar. bile
refined. frm. crushed. ~; powdered.
bA. graduated. jA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
SAN rRAScisco MARKET.

San Francisco. April is.-wheat.
quiet .nrmi May i.osA. Dee. i.iOIs,
cash, LOCK.
harley Inactive; May. 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

The Semi Weekly "Nsws" IL the
great country paper % tho intermoun.
tain region. II oirculatea In escry city
and settlement In Utah. ana IN most NJ
those OF Idaho. Wyoming, Arizona,
Colorado. New Mexico, Montana. Ne
vada. Western Canada and old Mexico;
as an advertising medium II 10 unox,
celled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
EoR SALE.

GROOM rINF nRfCk. l. srnEEr. $3.50.
ilvc-fo m nice brick eisnl
Iive.runm modern lr'tk 7 street 200
Iight-rOufn uradefn. eiegaut hufnr. sinc.
MOpis nfua. 81 ". second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER, SOS
LEAD, st.10
CASTING COPPER. i5jic ID

Lawrence . Dinwoodsy. Mines and Mining
stocks, "a W. End SO. Phone 5is.
Waterman uroihsrs. stock hrokrrs.
No. Q Central Blk. Phone tS-3 rings.
W. W. Iiaii. zoo Main street
repairing complicated watches speciality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

Onnhn, 2UV ~ fOVs
Petro, 800 u 15c.
Boss Tweed. 500 n a2isc.
Golden Eagle. 1000 u &c.
la Refine, 100 u zoe. 100 u M.
North Swansea. 800 q loiic. 900 q ~.
IIttle PittHburg. $50 " Toe.
Yankee Consolidated, 1900 u i2c; 800
q iih.
Total shares sold. ai.a00.
Selling value OF stocks. siG,t5h6i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Dexter. 200 a ss.isl5.
Daisy. 500 n 3Shc; 900 a. asA.
Eagle. 800 u Do; 800 N ~
Four Aces. 100 n ishc; 200 q a.. 900
" AN; i.2O0 " i2h; 2,5OO ~ i2k; 200 ~
"; 1000 a ~, buyer 30 days.
Grand Central, $50 n S.
Ingot. 1000 a. s5c
Lower Mammoth, 100 a re.
Mammoth, zoo ~ u.7t
Northern Light. 100 q 67hc: 100 a Ga;
1000 a. 1iA; 900 u 7i%; 1850 " 7llai
700 u y; 600 u "a. buyer 30 days.
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CLEARING HOUSE REpORr.

April y. 1899.
Today'a olearlngH .,,......,..ylos,iti.o9
Same DAY last year .....,,,,,tsle,tsi.s 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12

new ls reg. and coupon. 1904: old "a
reg, li2hi " coupon. ii5h. Us reg.
and coupon. ii3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-12
PRODUCE.

Chicago. April is.--May wheat opened
at si7s. Improved to 52N, then dropped
to aiAmH.
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%G lllNl lnUlL.
ITlyI SALT iAhL tIfig
No. s-Eor Provo. Grand June.
No. 4-for Travo' Grand june.
ton and ali points East 4 70 d IN
No. t-for bingham. l.ehi. Pro.
NO, hnnti Helknap and
No. s-f'or Eureka. fayson. Pro-
70, aud all intermediate
No. 8 20 ogden ahd ihawest. 10 X "a
Ma i-lur ogden aud the West. pN a ~
80 paints aud West y. '', ,''.ia Sop N
No. t2.For Park city ana In
tefmrdinto points % o., o.. = q m
AithiNt SAT- LAht tiihi
No. i-rrom, bingham. Provo.
Grand Junction and the
No. ,-tfom Provo. Grand
-. Junction and tho Past 10 20 m
No. -from Prove, bingham,
Eureka, helknnp, Manu
and intermediate points. y M
No, I-Ifum Eureka, paynon.
Provo and Intermediate
No. s-Yrom ogden ans thss y
No. .-iton "'ufi;dea' and III; 'Sa"
No. io-ffsm OGDEN Ind laicifimiiS;;; y nm
diAto points, ,,,,..ssst.,tt 10 IA
No. N-frunl Park cry ana IN
termpdlata points .-,...... s - pm
TICKET OFFICE, 100 west second
South street posto1ieo corner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
BERKELEY.

49,, :, ,.,..,,.
MI r. J. ". IL Il, H lsa,,i, Is 2H.te SICK
- ,s,"i,-N- ls1,.,,.,,tt. 80, - g.
me seconJ Mo ic-tnch s'csa feel n ,hsi ~
III, SNNO-'i ~ 80 ''e''
i"t'' C. l,,,.s.-,, c,
po5,, .-,,>.t ~ hsI, ~
%sutI c.rH,es ~ mo ror,,-,,. ~ tte''.-9
lov av,r,,a ana S.orie stIoat
Iirs ~ I[csf vcho h9s has,, 80,
,-.sit ~ scvc,,l Gavs IN IiuIrr.o,, ~
e -se,e5 b5,oc to-dav.
Nlr 4oniv White. Of iiobyooi \ g
renee. on 'Cltf on street
Mis-. EufLs plvcrS IS Very sl-S Il. her
homo. on ShalD street.
MIS-. e.. L. Fowler is i--te. rseG n
her homo. On Clifton strseD
.he schooner hNerch. S'aa-. is uD
dciEO.nS rernrs at Jones hfyorI.
William itcnry WI as rei for
#tetlinE c.aar5 Sid c.n WIZ
II IN Ch2"et1. CO t Liberty
ste cNta j d, YVES hg 10 n his
il Jag yc'-otoay mo.' rs ia tne Mag
OF : Count
1here were numerous me lrss lest
l.-h'i- o. nose VIC "e9i 6l.e eN-
i - .'7i'!U" Nv ,'e iAsi'h
~. u, 10 ,oIH cS"..'' .,"et So
II. Sc - o-,-,<.i,iC., 49, Ie.t
,H,'i,,, ~, 80. loi-
ma t.',,,o ,,,,,,.i, ',,,'o,.,i.,., ~. ol"""
goci,Is '' ''e9 So
Tyils,o e,.,,os ,rd v-;,,is,, ,-,...,...,,
both .coiorca ~, rned 81 a" 80 .'l...
vasterdav ,,,orni7e In The ,f,,.,r..
Court Tor drunkenness.
The funeral Of tho late MIR u
Graves. ST.. whose death has h,sn r,o.sd
IN this rannr. took place fron, thu. ror,,-
lily residence. Sunday afternoon NJ 4
o'clock ard was conducted bv Rov
Robert Gatewood. of Norfoik asst i
by ROY. W. A. Slavroiior NJ .h, 60
strong Memorial Prosh,.teria, Db,,.ni,
The house was filled 10 ovartl51yir,
with friends of the deceased. Ills 30.
mains were laid to rest in ,ha rn,,ii,.
lot III Magnolia Cemetery. yna Nara,
tributes we're prcfuse and y,,o l,.3 an,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
cAFTvRED ~ NEWPORT NEWS.

Joseph Parker ana George Williams.
Colorcd Charged with Theft
SeN cral weeks aco Joseph PARKER.
George Niilil0s aud WNou.hby CutA-
riel. all coiorsl lads whose records are
dark. we're accused al steel.r. rol
Of goods from Mr.. \. J. Thlurs The
first two scI wilma OF the fact .Glt the
police were anxious 60 interview them
and in red the town. hut Cuthr. iii
was not 80 forJu1ate and he received 81
sentcr ct hitty days in jan.
Yesterday the police department re
oeived information from the police Of
IMPORT News jhSt Parker ana Wi
A2ms had been arrested there Tor sell
irE goods without L license. \ guam
lily Of whiskey, tobacco and Gig RS
we're found in their possession. Of which
they could not Eive 4 sntisf.s c;ory ac-
count and it is supposed they stole
them.
The theory OF our police is that VIII
liams who is nearly grown. used Par
ktr, who is very young and quite small
in the theft o. ;he gco6s ana that these
discovered IL Ncwport News are the re-
suits OF the many rec n Expectations IN
this city An officer Of the city VIII
probably 90 20 NEWPORT News to-day to
bring the two prisoners here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
VOLUNTEER FtRElrCN'S ASSO-
4 rILILl


Tic Portsmouth Fire Department.. he
ne a nart and parcel Of the Virginia
state Fircmeu's Association. the fol-
lowing appointments will prove OF in
terest They were made by Mir. James
McFan. president ~ the association.
and tho committee is composed OF rem
reseninNVe citizens of Roanoke where
the convention viii meet on the fourth
Wednesday, ir September:
J. J. Minnihon, assistant chief; John
!. Goiscn assistant chief: l. =. Look
abill, president oC the Jun or Hose Com
pnny; J. C. Graves. president If the
Fricudship Fire Company; Andrew
Geison president of the Merit Fire Com
nanny; +. r. FoirfaX. hardware mer-
chant; James G. lIuepp. liveryman:
Charles !. Lunsford, Insurance; c. l..
Patterson. liquor dealer; r. II. Angel.
mauuta cturtc.
Ihe committee VIII meet next Friday
night whom subcommittee v i'll be APP
pointed AMI ather preliminary arrange
W 'l.ts rjade.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

"Anythias at Any Price" Is our motto
IN lnis department. fvom the 25c BalbrG-
Fan 10 the $50 SILK.
tor Mems. Eays' and ChilGren's. from,
the 2ic. sailor for the Child TO the swell
Dress Fats for Men 1,1 doz Straw Hats
now on eShib!uon..
MEMS sHIRTs.
fas; color Worhiar sir, ut Csc.
Neat PorNa!s. Will liar attached or :
.'cratc collars ut soc.
We SIN have q dozen Of those p. X. In
Fink. White ana l'mc. at sec They would
be good value st S10)
= big line OF Wl.;e Madras and Sill,
scsoris at 15c-
We have li,r OF Ire finest spun sill,
Madras and French Hlannc.s at $i02,
The Manhattgn ana wilson Bros. limo
is handsomer than ever this year.
BOYS Blouse Waists. shirt Waists. end
even Nesl!goe Shirts fJr the l.ttlc fellows.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-18
Opening Sale For Spring and Summer
OF Mems Boys and Children's Cloth.
rs ms and Furnishing Goods, Hats,
MEMS CLOTHING.

Good business SUITS. $3.50. worth. $500
Heat Evening Suits, $5.o9 worth $3.50.
Dress suit, $3.50. English Serge. cash
mere mere SS,hneyiots. both lined ana unl!ned.
EsEui English Serge. s9.so. These su.
nrc the equal of the sl5 % Suits sold cl-n.
WI. The: e. See them and be convinced tha
OUR :llio SUITS.
There is only one way to doec,ihc thc,n
W: Ihat they are tho hes; Real. TO.
for Fashion, Fit or Finish.
81, M Hn $ Spring oyereoats at $50: worth
MEMS PANTS.
EVERYTHING that IS new ana nobbv
ranging in price from Sl.25 to $50
boys CLOTHING.
We have in this Emo 4 comolete as
sortment. commencing with a see. WIEN
STlt 70 nc list grade of Worstcd ana
The Lamar register., 1899-07-26
Roller y.ssslss.

Save during the rainy season Lake
Lofroy. In Western Australia. Is quite
ery. Bat an the water evaporetes as
The hot weather approaches a smooth.
CLASSY Goor OF crystalline salt is depoa-
tied. Those living on the shores have
found means Of Utilizing this All
boats which sail on the lake when pos
able are. during ths dry season. fitted
with foar wheels. aHd thus are enabled
TO continue their travels. As Lake
L.troy has an area Of over 100 miles,
and The surrounding country is ex-
;rcmely rough. this means a great saw
lag In expense. labor and time. The
speed attained by these wheeled yachts
ts very considerable. though not quite
equal to the pace Of the ice yachts so
popular In Canada,
The Lamar register., 1899-07-26
Hoas. servant.

They have a curious custom at Gull
ford. England, on Easter Monday an
Of the maid servants in st. paurs mar
ish meet AT the yestry room and throw
dice for fund OF e1e ia. which Il
the Interest upon a legacy left by a
woman as long ago as the earlier part
OF the seventeenth century. She was
herself housemald. and saved her
earnings, which at the time OF her
death amounted to considerable sum
and we're Invested In eonsols. II was
Iarus;ed TO the yestry OF tnat parish
as permanent fund. and she provided
IN her viii that all OF the housemaids
In the parish whe had served Ave years
or more in the same household and had
never In their lives been employed in
Inns. alehouses or other drinking
places. and we're Of good character and
rcputs should meet on Easter Mon
day and cast lots for the money. The
Elri throwing the highest number re-
caves two-,hIrds OF the whole. the
second highest receives the other third,
and u there should be lie the money
Is divided.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-26
FOUND THE LEASE
-, Poor sosar,'. Clerk was re-
~.rdsa with Box-

an, Poor Notar,'s eirrk was hc-
unrdca with = Box-
hi. Correspondents Chicago Rec
Al The gala night Of tho ccmedie
..,,,s one OF the most luxurious
| ,rumlnent boxes was Occupied by
| ..,lnary notary's clerk. whose pres
,,,rz,sts an Interesting story. Two
,.,hs sso. when the historical socie-
| ~, sas arranging its par; In the
.Ipe .e,e. 1t made up It's mind TO
commemorative tablet on the
r.. N Paris IN which the poet had
~ Hut The name of the street
II ,ts numbers have been changed so
e. ,Aat thsrc was great difficulty in
| .,Ilpe vhich house It was Some
,.l4p,IoaS Of the place exist In LETT
4, o, aaa about Racine. but they
"a, have applied to two OF three
f. A great dlEpnte arose, aud
=, sesmsd only one way Of settling
II the original lease. by which
,.lys AtLa the house for so many
L. rps!d b. foasd it might con-
,pTcsacatIons too de0nite 10 sdms
t5gSl Did this lease sxisty It
,gl4 for al saeh documents are IN
: ai,4 In tAe nStariai archives. OF
81 there are twenty aiffercut
I,-sas, In Paris n, ciare,ss. dlrec-
4. :, tss TAeateF Franeais. offered 10
satary who would ind the lease a
-s-sszss box for tbs evening Of the
,-,d.es celebration and other news-
~ Aauors dear to ;he PRrisian
|a- Thp result was tha. after a
-,slsht-s bunting very HSs-be-
-zst youaE man turned mp al ".
l-ttls's nfacs rlfh the precious doc
az-i rrlgpsd tightly ia bis hand. He
,ls = sntaE9s clerk Sho hzd. been
y-s !5z ;@o weeks amid the dosa-
tiszTy a0tsam aud jsszAm OF 200
aE aga
The Lamar register., 1899-07-26
4 REAL PATTY CAKE.
Il %. ss-slsI p,Isht of J-,.an.
Ftenlss

IL ~ sargAAl brliEhA OF JsEsniir
Fisalss
NslslRs dciishts ehgid more than
sastg cake Daring the June days.
sssz tie lizzie oaes are going out or
saiot 70 the PARK and to aas-Si-soSa
i,ts, sAkS Of some sSst RiwAys enters
aiI thslr lsaeAsnn4. and the chiia xho
u 4 ausbef Of patty eAkes II her
Agsfs; Il aATpy Here Is rceeip, for
bay eaErE sa.eh are both plain and
gas@: Cream together oae eapfal OF
sgcss tEo ruF.pis Df snEar ard one
|tu .Rts Ia a sAiisp0oafsi of nutmeg:
sass gaese Ingredients ara properly
s1te5. add tars<-fonrths OF cup %
|rb -; two eapfals Of roGr In 4
1E.i Eti 10 Il $50 heapiag spooafals
Z h1klas PsEdss; s;ir the posdeF well
ttIEsa he four. aad issr add II TO
e ether susredgentA and stir untii ths
s.Iigss "a as smooth a. cream But
y patty pan. nll Il with the cake
lltst. aat bake Il IA qnles oven iaSi
% t'sS H. Il 1, "a ali right. bake the
ssss' cakes AT oaes. IL the batter "a
- s'iz enough, add lit.is rsoTe -four.
Aass light frostlHg Tor these cakes
5 eating the whiie OF an egS 20
flG broth. ana stirring Ia Il four IA
..faPooRtels Of powdered sugar. When
'ss eakss are nice brown remove
'ss7 from ~ oven and place tasm on
2 ie.aed napkin: before they are quite
sat spread tn. tros;ing over them
EE'a a thin biR9sd knife.