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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-01-12
1892.
(W. J. hampton in n. Y. SUM-

Hail '99,
Arise and shine,
Don't be clam,
But spread yourself on Uncle Sam
And turn your glim
On him.
Lock at him will you? See
His glory and his ma esty.
One foot is in Alaska's cold,
And with bootleg full Of gold.
Another down
In Florida, whose crown
Is fair POmOna's, Summer Queen,
RDCed in her everlasting green;
Whose fruits and flowers,
In fragrant showers,
Pour ceaseiess harvestS; there
Is world of sunshine. and the air
Is full of healing balm. and health
Adds 20 its wealth
Its benson. lie spreads his hands
Der other lands;
He smiles
Upon the Sand witch Isles.
And, with grin
He sticks them in
The pocket Of his ample vest
At their request.
Snug little Porto Rico he
Wears as his finger ring; she
Is diamond set
In sapphire ring of wet.
He spreads his flying coat tails Ger
The Cuban shore
And hills;
And suffering Cuba's ills
Are neVermore.
And Eastward where the Orient leans
On the sunrise, he takes the Philippines.
In cluster beauty, as his toll
And pins them in his buttonhole.
About him every where, prosperity.
In field and shop and mill and argo5y
Lies plenty, and
n To- Ion
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07
,.." 5zlI ] q IIUzl

Mat 2:29l 1876 North
RIPON 2D 1873 by W. Brun HORIZON Wis,
property Lewis Sawyer Rolling Prairie Wis by
Burnett, RpOn Boy dam Moe OF Rpon Boy E
superior roadster
GOLDDUST MASONS GOIDDUST U64 See VOL p 755.
RIPON GOLDDUSr JR. C-3a). See VOL l. p. $50.
RIPION (1-3a). see VOL I, p. 5SS.
RIP VAN WINKIE G-S). See Vol l. p. 52S
RIP VAN WINKLE chesnut oed 1907 bred by Sim D. Hoagnd
by Pvateer, Hoagnds Gray Messenger
said o be by Arlington thoroughbred
RISING Sun (I-S). See Vol. l p. 500.
HORSE. Chetain.
ROAM CHARLEY -I6 said be by Royal m Royal Morgan
by Sherman Morgan Iroed Joseph No. when three in
ROANOKE $50. See VOL p. 400.
ROARING LION (WARREN HORSE) said to be by noted Morgan
horse. Owned in Maine.
ROBBY GOLDDUST G-52), bay, said to be by Goddust
ROBERT (5a) chestnut hands, 9a5 pounds foaed
1885, bred by Allen nham Bethel VT got by Robert PXey
by Perkins Morrill, dam Kitty Aen bred by Ed
shaway Crown Point n w. by Boa Superb by Ethan Allen
I'd dam chestnut bought Boston by Horace aham Shoreham W. OF
claimed her been bred Maine, and to be by Ethan
Aen Black Hawk Sold when four months old to H. B. HATCH
Bethel VT
Mortimer McRobes Dixon H. by Venture, OF Astos dam
sorel, said to be by Seneca Chief of Hambetonan
ROBERT ALLEN $50. See VOL I, p. 555.
ROBERT ALLEN JR $50. See VOL l. p 555.
BRUCE 6 brown 81 hands oaed 1906 bred by
Frank Rdfe Batavia n Y, by Green Mountain Chief
Black Hawk dam brown brought Michigan before 1900 by enan
Redfe Batavia V Mr. Redfd writes Robert Bruce sold
1870, and geded still have his colts brown gedng 10
the best all around general purpose horse owned saddle
horse pillow horse his dam also Morgan
ITO be e0nhnnd)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07
THE MORGAN REGISTER.

All ANIMALS to be registered IN Volume
I'd of American Morgan Register must
be forwarded at once.
Any animal in any of the following
classes is eligible TO registry in the
American Morgan Register;
l. Any merltorlous stallion or mare
that traces in direct male line to justin
Morgan and has at least one siXty-fourtf
of his blood. Provided the dam and the
sires dam be of approved speed or road
ster blood.
2. Any meritorious animal having one
thirty-second or more of the blood OF
Justin Morgan. Provided the dam and
the sire's sire and dam be of approved
speed or roadster blood
3. The produce of sire and dam
both registered in the Morgan Register.
The fee for registering stations one
year old and over will be 81 each, and
mares, geldings and colts under one
year, 81 each. JOSEPH BATTELL,
Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07

Lucy Knox m 232l5 1895
RED JACKET (1-8), by Hawk. Vol. I, p. 500.
RED JACKET (-2), by Billy Root See Vol. P. 800
RED JACKET ID G52), bay, I9 hands pounds toaed May
H. Roundy Rockingham VT by Graves Horse
Morgan dam chestnut supposed be the Sherman
Morgan stock Owned by Ira A. Fuser Saxtons River W.T. 1883
LIGHT with and white hind ankle, 6 hands
1917 bred by A. G. Dewey Pontiac Mich got by Mon
Feanaught dam chestnut bred by Eric n Wilcox
Roebuck of Roes Mdah Chief ed dam
Wnona bred by f. " Wilcox by Billy Boston, of Boston sd dam
Owned by Ben Wright and William Armstrong AmOnt
Iakevie, Oakland Co, Mich Never handled speed
RED LION (6 bay hands pounds ioaed July 1882 bred
William /. Fitch Bakersfield, VT by Black Lion, OF Black
Hawk dam bay. Owned by breeder 1883
REDMONT (5-5a Vol. I, p $780,
(6 sorre with hands, pounds foaed May
bred by NJ Murdick, Warsaw, Ind by Keenan, OF
Heod dam Indiana registered Owned by breeder
Ebay, foaled May 49, bred by E. d. Herbert
Freepo Ill.,; got by Red Bird Red Bird by Fowers Morgan
Cub by Black Hawk Prophet dam Mary Sherman bay bred by
f. d. Herbert by Captain Mo OF Fowes Morgan I'd dam
Daisy, bred by Lewis HILL Fepot ILL.,, by Sherman, said be
sd Molly bred by c. H. Rosenuel tport Ill.,
by Snowflake Watsons Captain, by Captain Beaumont
RED ROVER 6) 1915 pounds oaed May 1884 bred
Wilcox, Red Jacket Black Hawk
dam Polly Smith I'd dam of Ben franklin which Owned by
H. Aather, Orwell W.T. who sold hall interest Mr. Gardner
New London Conn., where he killed by lightning, 1900
RED ROVER 6) said to be by Bucephau Black Hawk.
RED WING 81 with black and TAIL hands,
pounds oaed June bred by Mr. Britt, Concord, Mimi
Edas Badger: dam Lady Jane brown
bred by W. g. Concord Wis., said to be by the Nichols Horse
Spcer Wing Mimi butcher and Munger St Paul.
Mimi; Richmond Dubuque Ia Kept Red Wing 1918.
Fine in harness, enduring and kind
RED WING G-64). See VOL l. P. SOC.
REED HORSE JOHNSON HORSE) (I-S). See VOL / =. 4o4.
REGAL KNOX. See Fairfield Knox
REGO 64), chestnut 15 hands, pounds foaed 1874 bred by
bay by Alexander Spring Station KY got by imported Scyhn
Gelded 1883.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07
TCoPYRIGHT SECURED.

sF-2 4noters
Dam of HAPPY MAY
RAVEN MORGAN (S) See VOL I,
RAYMOND HORSE G-4). See Vol. p. 755.
REAITO (,-64) small and four white e oad
Nav &C. 1891 bred McGavock Nashville Tenn got by Ben
Franklin Lambert dam Cyp by Mark Jones Horse winch see
RECOILET HORSE. See Vol I, p. eos.
RECONSTRUCTION (3-3a) a:54A. See VOL I, P. 76a
RED BIRD ) by Justin Morgan Of Comet Morgan
Owned in Kentucky.
RED BIRD (164), o be by Mountain Eagle.
22914
RED 6 by Norg. See p 49, Dam Topsey brown bred
bv Dr. Thompson Ceda Ill., by Black Hawk Prophet
Topsey black bred by R. g. Hutchinson Cedale Ill., got by
sd dam bay by r. o. Hutchn
of Farwe Arabian;
bred bv Thomas Hutchinson Cedarve ILL., by Young Richard
Richard rTmpeton oe Penny
to Dakota, Ill, by Samuel lempeon
RED BIRD (SWANs See Young Morgan (Swan
RED BIRD JR (64) bay hind foaled April
1905 bred by Feeport H.; by Red Bird son OF
Fower No by dam Flora Gber bred by Hiram lDer
Campbell, Ill., Felzs Young
Morgan sd dam Campbell Mare, white bred by Campbell Paomca
Ill., got by Morgan horse h dam campbell Mare w'e ouS' from
by Campbell and said to be Morgan
RED CLOUD said to by Morgan, Morgan Empire
RED CLOUD 3) bay 10 hands said to be by Indian Chle son OF
{oods by Parsons Abdaah, OF Aexande1s
Abdah Wells Yellow Jacket Advertised to stand IN
County,
(116 dark bay with white left tore loot
hands o1o pounds bred John Jacobs Wisboro n "
got fuckers Phelps Horse: dam bay bred by lohn
Iapham I'd dam bay, bred by John Jacobs got by Old
Cen Macombs Arabian horse sd dam bay bred by
Jacobs Cock the Rock Duroc Sold to Daniel
Rovlev Wsboo Wallace F. Smith, OF place, 800
Pattsburg, y. w. He could about
-16 foaed 1865 bred by l. l. Dorsey Louisville
Codu dam said be by Green Mountain Morgan son OF
Clifford Morgan.
RED HAWK FRzIERs) -S) said to by Justin
Morgan. Owned by Mr.. Frazier OF Kentucky
RED HAWK $40. See No. p. 5o4.
RED JACKET (1-52), said to be by Gen. Knox.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07

REGULATOR. See VOL l. p. IS.
REGULATOR. See Clifford Regulator.
Faiee w. purchased Dr. Hooker by S oton
r. E. LEE. See Gen. Lee
RELIANCE CA1LIANcE) S bred by T. and A. Hoyt Grafton
'9s Sir, of %' dam Of Wa,and assH
RETURN G-r6), a:3S15 See VOL p 500
REUEI r. (5-32). See VOL p. 653.
REVENGE G-a). See Vol I, PIP. 80, $50.
REVENGE (HO1MES' HORSE) (r-52). See VOL p 354
REWARD (t-64). See VOL I, p. 739.
REx 6 brown with hind ankles white hands pounds foaed
Daniel Lambert Nellie, brown said to be by Island
Hawk of Black Lion.
ADHEM (1-32). See VOL l., p 574.
REXFORD HORSE. See Black Hawk (Rexford's).
RICE HORSE. Morgan Hero.
RICHARD (TEMPlETON HoRsE bay; foaed 81 bred Pemy
Clarion Freeport ILL.,
RICHARD MORGAN O-16). I, p. 1873.
RICHARDSON HORSE (1-S). See Vol. I, p 7r6
RICHARDSON HORSE See Charley.
RICHARD Sd QITTLE DICK C-S). See Vol. p 543
RICHELIEU (1-32) See VOL l., p 32.
R1CHFORD MORGAN JOSEPH WHEELER HORSE, PINE HORsE)
moe Go9 0 Vf oo6 Moe and oUned until his da
horse but ugly could uo in ST. ''''
RICHMOND BOY 3s brown foaed 1858 said be bred by s9eped
Kendall County ILL., got by pp0o Salt Of Brooks Black Hawk and
Roberts, and by him Earng Richmond ILL.,
cHN ND T0Y G d 6e cub April u 6b by Fon or
Black Hawk dam I0sey brown bred by Thompson "o Ged1e Ill.,
f. uhDso0 cedae Ill., got BY Ro said G to be Mesengey
I'd bred by Hutchinson by ehu, Pes
Arabian bred by Thomas Hutchinson,
Cedarve, Ill., got by Young Richard of Richard he Tmeon
Horse brought Pennsylvania Dakota Ill., by
Samuel Templeton. Owned by Fowler Bros, Lena, ILL.,
HIGHLAND (1-,2 oaed j. 1896 bred by A.
Cmgman Cedarvie, III got by Fowes MOrg, of Cub by Black
Prophet ToTsey, bred by Otto Dakota, Ill., by
apworh Eore) Lion by Stocks London Tom I'd dam
Dakota Ill., French Fetterhohs
odges Black Hawk Black Hawk Owned by breeder
KICKER HORSE (1-S). See Vol. 551
RIDLEY. Calkins Horse.
(1-16 bay with and hind foot white r hands, sos
pounds; oaed bred by A. Hayden, Columbia Mo- by
Woodwds Ethan Allen dam bay bred by A.
Hayden, Ali Amont I'd dam bay, bred by Dnk
No. said to be by Rockaway OF Tom
Crowler. Owned by Thomas Lafon, Columbia, Mo-
RIFIEMAN (PRATT HORSE YOUNG NIAROD) 500.
$50
Sire OF o Katsfa
RIGHT BOWER (1-S) bay 15 pounds June
2,4 by Albert Floyd Jones' Long Island by Amack
ed dam said be by Grand Baw, Arabian
sd Pearl Advertised by David Hill BdIort w. 1862, pedigree
a above.
RIGHT BOWER (r-16 by Knox Probably owned in
Maine
(1-S), bay June 1879 bred by Ripley Puher
Psfed Me- foad the John F. Mills Itsfd Me- got by
Winthrop Morrill, dam bred by Ripley Pushe by Drew Knox,
Lghfoot by Gen Knox Burned stable Cambridge Mass
RIPON BOY (s52) See VOL 6S2 Bay with small and
left hind "a hands oaed 1904 bred by John
Bellows by Weys Butcher, Black
Butcher Buche Droc I'd dam bred by Foster Bellows by
Wmarth Horse Blossom, by lie Rays Blossom, imported
Taken ocon Wis., and sold to g. W. Van Bunt OF that
place. Died Dec. 1873.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-07

DeWitt's Collie N Cholera Cure.
Pleasant, III y Tssnlt., safe 20 use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

nor authorized hy n. made n contract
lu the rame OF the county with An
dfcws & clmplny.hy the terms of which
Andrews q company agreed 20 sell 90
siid county apecidcd furniture for $50 8
G8st That the actual market value
~ the furnliure wna only ilg.97As5. That
The furniture vas received by tho cuun-
tv. aud that warrants 30 the amount of
fi4efisi was larucd Therefore 90 Au-
drnwa q company. The defendant fur.
thor allcaca that an agreement was on
tered into huiwc1n Andrews a company
aud the three rcivctmen. that the latter
should receive % per cent 81 the pur'
chase price 81 the furniture IN c0nald-
GRAFTON Of their services No procuring
the purchase hy the county aud the
payment ~ the cvofbitant charge
therefor au dthnt part of THE twen-
iy-hNe par cont WAC IN fact PAID th 600.
THAT IhN warrants sued on are pore
ton Of thuse 20 isfued 60 Androws q
company and were assigned by them
TO- iha pllntin
Salt fahe county was siycn 20 daye
t1 amend
tn the clac ~ Robert Preston W the
RIO Cmu1a Weston RAILROAD. tho moe
ton Goo Yncato the service und dlHmlrs
the rune wua hvcrruled, ana the
defendant given nfioen days 90 answci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
"a ~. ei's si,l.. y. ~ ~ .,.s 3
[TIlITIAygE.lI5

motfy but tho fruit ireeH la1s ia lrre-
parable. NCorHF of branches that would
have been laden With Zoe iluH fruit next
summer have been entirely broken OF.
IL has hoon many ycar4 since ap much
SNOW foll. whom the trees were 1H fun
% foliage us they nov ore.
PROM the limo che STORM hHgnn yo1-
torday morning. uHti o'clock ms. cvel-
lnH according 90 the fatIunf0H ol Nr
Widmeyer ur the Weather bureau,
about four lnches n SNOW fali. The pre-
qu0ntly hoavy 10 ciuus closely to the
fullnne, ana thfaa WHH nu Wind iu ilH-
lodfo q hence The damage 90 the teH1.
IN October. 1ssi. there wHH $50 inches
Of moisture. in 1895 zoe inohtn. iu ls1i
1896 90 ISL There were three Inches ~
moisture IN October while iart year
there was atHn trace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

TWELVE THOUSAND DEATHS
Terribly Fatal Effects OF an Epidemic
OF Dysentsry la Japan-New
chinese Emperor.

Chicago, Oct. ia special TO tho
Chronicle from Tacoma, says
Mail adyiocs received today from
ilongkong report that naidomero
Agulnaido. brother OF the inuurgcni
leader, h. Imprisoned az Filipino head
quarters, and viii soon be shot for
treason. AEulnaido says be will not In
tnrfpre when the court martial Hcn-
toncea his brother 20 death
Early laet month II u alleged llaldo-
nero ombozalcd 1000 from the treasury
and with nyu others escaped into the
American lines Intending 20 reach
HongkonE VIA Manila. While he slept
hlH associates stole and divided the
money, leaving him pennileas lie re-
turned 10 the Filipino headquarters and
was arrested
A terrible epidemic OF dyrentery u
sweeping over Japan with fatal results
oniolal statistics show that out uf b0.Oot
persons attacked up 10 Sept. 10. nearly
~ 900 have died. The authorities est
mate that lnQQQ cnaca viii Boz recorded
ny the end of October.
fckln ndVlcH1 state the empress dow
aEcr has selected f'u Tunn. the g-year-
ola BON uf rall Ian 90 succeed kWuug-
Hau us chinese empefsr The boy cam
diinte speaks only Mdhchu
Sew rrholllons have broken out In
SEoChuuu und Human.
The Thlhetnu king at Tachirfu has
ahdicntrl, being practically drposed by
Chinese officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
NOTHING WV CSDER ruE TEYE

wandered 10 the circua. John. Hat
h0nenih tho tent and anW Che man from
nuruC0. likewise the fittuJad gent /
hoard the touthlrr lions howl. while
men Do suluried clothes stepped fear
lofaly Into iheir doua und whacke1 ihcm
ou the nose. ! Huw the sacred aleph1 ut
spout water thruuEh ha trunk bio slln-
maudcr eating lead ana other junk, !
heard me merry clown gct OF Jokes we
uHrd tu know when we WEN boys to-
Ecther. John. some twenty yrnru ngu.
Tho same old horHta waddicd round thc
same nid Mind of rims. The same old
comic vncllifta proved that thy
couldn't sins tn0 Same hlpnoputnmu
was gruntiug with disgust: the same old
Persian ox was Kicking up the dust the
same old rheumatic nrr1hntH crlwlci
painfully around and tho ussinrd cone
tnrtiunist was crawling on the ground,
ana ladies rode bareback HtccdH g.
music sad and sluw-the same uld girls
We used % Hee some twenty years ago
Minneapolis Messenger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
THE POWER OF BREATH.

with the knowledge Of rhythmlcni
breathing lies power undrcamod OF
by the mnasea that we noo daily hurry
ing along the streets, The breath comes
IN Fnrpa they pnnt and strurgio. not
knowing that they urc giving out tho
iifo force of The body. wyakn-as takes
hold Of every part. The first thought
b. TO rrt some one Or some thing that
VIII help them. whom with n control OF
the breath. ni this suffering could be
prevented but whom tlie breath only
comes from tho lungs. or throat the
supply D. soon exhausted and the vital
liy or the body used up. leaving uH
helpless. Tor "a time nt leniu. uuil We
hayo again control pf our breath. 10
draw new supply " health aud
strength iic1 iu the power ~ uhdn-
mrnai brpnthIng with this knowledge
our supply IN not easily exhausted you
Will never uud ono that understands
how 10 control the hrcnh suffering
from consumption. asthma. cntnuh.
ETC., one OF our London writer's says.
There On un need uf fo much suffer-
iug, We have hfclthed 70 into our
bodies ind we have ihe Same power
10 breathe % out again."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
FAKE DETECTIVES.

"Whon q criminal or witness during
some case says that he Jaw u detertlve
standing ut certain corner the public
opens liH mouth wide ana hnw-ha
uniil 800 sides ache remarked a de-
tcctlNo
when IL d told that q whole army
~ fake detectives are specially kept 10
De- seen u VIII probably hair smut ita
mouth aud strain itH eyes. Yet such IN
tho ease,
Many years ago Il was found that
the best way 90 capture criminal rcd
handed was Go let him think be- knew
The police. So whom q new man h TAX
cn Into The detective service be- gpnrr-
ally has 90 oct his part H. makes him
sct cnu1nlcuouH ln some way In or
der 10 draw the 'vlctim'H' attention to
HIN while thc rell detective works.
alphabetically, hohlnd hla back. The
fact that this svHtrm has been. and
.ill' isI followed hy vycry country. both
Furopenn aud otherwise. that has a
plllec force o. perhaps H. best recon-
muI dnu0n."
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49, through the accumulation NJ art
aud the Untor was flooding their lands.
u WIS also ALLEGED that dam had
been put IN the ditch by John g.
Nnckey, which nided materially 90 the
damage The beard cent Cor Assistant
County Attorney Ray Van Cott Go learn
what could be- done iu the matter Mr
Van Colt stated TINT under the dlrcc.
tinn ~ tho commissioner. The road
supervisor could romuV0 40 nn4tfucs
lions Zoo said ditch. 81 H. Porter The
supervisor. was therefore nutnou1el Co.
remove the dam. Commissioner
Wooiley suggested that Mr. Porter BE-
paid SO Tor putting the dltch On proper
condition. but the matter was referred
~ the committee on r1ads and brldgen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
PERSONAL

J. ID Wells. the waii known rhc.pm1n
u spr.ugyilc ia stopping at the White
House.
Tho following commercial MU1 rug-
lHtnuHd nt th0 Kenyon this morning. a
Goodman. g. Martin. Sew York. ChnH.
D. Thompson. Sen fmncllcui Sam
lioWcnH. Denver. liy ll.lbDrnlcr,
Philadelphia.
W. v. Rice. the Pork city mining
man. 90 REGISTERED at hc kuuuford.
Charles ~ Mccolm arrived this
morning from Sew York with assorted
sample caa.s nnn1 with lace. iic la
quartorcd rec tho knuisford.
Mr ANA Mfn. w w. Coolidge II
Boston ore nanng the liuutaford their
houdqunrtcui
O.. n. Whitbock. tho Mauti sheep
man. together with j. y. SNOW from
iha same city slept nt the Walker
House last night
j. e. Edro. ~. v. white ana W. r.
Strickland. three members OF the hose
UIiul corps in Manila, stayed nt the
White House last night They pursued
their ioufnew t1 ToNus on the east
bound train this morning.
w. W. Thompson. who operates n hlg
store nt Eureka. Cnm0 IN this morning
nnd placed Ms autograph on the White
li1uHe register
r. j. norris Of sprinrdllc g. staying
90 the cullen.
Sven q. Nelson ~ Fnirvlew. meme
Der uf the State bonrd or equalization,
lH quurtrred nt the cullen.
Augustus Ehlc and wife of chicago
ano be- this city taking in the sights
and incidentally boarding ut the Ken
yon.
~. r. Hansen OF Toocic. who D. inter
c'tcd boo sheep 10 among the walker
guests.
j. u. OMEN N SILVER city came IN
Yesterday and ori0red hlH haEHlr1
checked 90 the walker.
Frank iioakowitE haa onco more como
90 town with Hn assorted stock OF long
niiom and choice cigars
g.. W Aldach. editor of the clear
Lake Review. De- staying at Inc White
House accompanied hy his wife.
A. Williams and wife of Park CITY
are REGISTERED ut che cullen.
o.. l.. uirurcx. d. W. Harding. ana
e. y. Ononnor. came On from Denver
THIS morning ana are guests at tho
knutsfofd.
Mr. Louis Kolitz the candy man. igft
yesterday on "a purchasing tour ln The
large cities. east. a. fr as New York
no expects a. return In ahout three
vcokH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Thomas Aliens Fatal Fall at Wick
els Livery Stable.
DIED Ar THE HOSPITAL.
Concussion oi the iirain tho tmne-
disto Cause Title Known Of thc De
ecased-fIad Domestic Trouble.

Thomas Allen. who has been IN tho
employ ~ Ed. Rush. tho plumber, fell
thuush o. hay-loft in wlokcrs livery
stable opposite the city and county
building last nighL and received In
iuuco from which he could not recover
lie died this morning at The Holy Cross
hospital. ana bis body was conveyed 20
Allen ZEN about fourteen feet, allght-
ing on bile head, on an asphalt floor. iio
had been sleeping In The hly-lofg Tor
some time. that privilege having been
granted him By Proprietor Wicket
How be- met with The accident cannot
he learned. aH uo one Witnessed o. lt
De- thought, however that Che dead man,
accidentally stumbled through the hole.
The Deceased had been % married man,
but hlg wife icft him some time ago, and
went 60 un Idaho town. taking her two
children Win hUr.
Mr. Hush knows nothing more Of the
man than that be- was reliable ana
thrifty nH WAS shown loo the feet that
fil ln cash was found on hla body. Dr.
Root operated upon Allen inat night
Tor conclusion of the brain, but fclt
that be could not recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
FUEL PROBLEM
In Alaska Solved by Discovery Of
Enormous Coal Mines.

News OF an enormous coal deposit
near Dawson has been brought from
Alaska by United Htntos army of-
ncer Il d. aixty-unc miles from Daw-
son and one ana three quarter miles
back fron the Yukon. which the North
American Trading and Transportation
company are developing.
This company huH constructed IA
railroad from tho river 90 the mine
which carries two NUlua, one Of eight
foot and the other nftDen. While On
this property I Conducted "a series OF
Hclcntlhc tests witch wore highly sat-
infgctory. hunnn enough, we found
the coal Htill frna Ut depth of 800
fout 10 ~ 40 hnrN iuAt 10 has to be-
hlaftaD OUT. Ont tom uf thc coat "a
equal To- two and half if of cord
wood, Undoubtedly tH.U Do enough
coal there Cor 900 Iho rlrU. nora and
the past i,HUgl. $500 TOMS of the
coat WIS shipped Zoo nfu sHn. whore Il
VIII be- extensively u ~ ua soon na they
yet In coal stoves. Tho Canadian ov-
ornment took $50 tons 10 thH nrHt con.
sIrnmcnt which "a selling nt go a ton
when 1 left"