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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New York, Nov. 2.-The stock market
opened spirited and strong The railway list
however, was still somewhat neglected. In
governments IS and old Is were up "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02

d. .rEEB rRoBABILrTIRs.-For this
% lair tonight; cloudy and probably
CIV rr;6sy; flesh north to northeast winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02

The roof of the shed in the court of the
market building is being reprinted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02
Kotedsilk Underwear for
Men and Women.

Coated on the inside with pure silk, as the
name implies. The most luxurious under
wear for men, women. and children ever put
on the market. Lighter, warmer, and more
durable than wool. Non.irritating Easily
washed, does not shrink.
Mems Shirts, 81 to A. ach.."....$2 so
Mems Drawers, % to A. Psir.....$2.50
Women,s Vests 26 to 40. Each .....$2.50
Women's Drawers, 26 to 40. Pair...$250
First floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02
TOMORROW, FRIDAY.
DAY
Our Special Bargain Day.

Every week this sale disposes of hundreds
of highly desirable articles odd lots ends OF
lines. short lengths, &c, left from recent sell
ing, and as poor, and undesirable qualities in
no classes of goods are shown here, but the
lowe .t-priced desirable goods made. and from
them up to the very finest obtainable, and all
atabsolutely the lowest prices for same grades,
the importance of these remnant sales is we'll
undo stood and appre ciated.
Every department in the house will be Iep'
resented tomorrow and besides the remnants,
several larger lots of goods purchased special.
" for the occasion, will be offered at decide
cd saving on regular prices.
-:O.-
@GooDs DELIHERED IN ALExAN.
DRIA.
Woodward 4 Lothrop,
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02
The "ArnOld" Knit Goods.

We have compete line of Arnold's Knit
Goods for infants and childrod These goods
are practical, heslthful, and comfortable.
Recommended by the best physicians as So.
perior to anything yet made for childIen's
wear.
Infants Dept.-Seeond floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-11-02
DRY GOODS.
Atwood SuypenderS.

The new colors in Mems Atwood Suspend.
ers are bright and handsome for winter use.
One pair of the celebrated Atwood Suspend
ers will wear out half dozen pairs of pants-
looms. Prices 25c and SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
PARKER's BODY ARRIVED.
Brought from Wyoming Over the Ore.
gun Short Line This Afternoon.

The remains Of Thomas J. Parker.
who was killed In shocking manner.
IN e railroad wreck near Cheyenne. last
Monday morning, arrived In tho city
this afternoon. over tho Oregon Short
Lime. aud were mot az the depot by
Ioa0 y. Taylor who VIII have charge
of the intermcnt.
Mr.. Harlow Ferguson. attorney for
tho deceased. went 20 the scene OF tho
disaster Monday evening. but was I'M
able 90 return with the body on account
ui pressing business connected with
the dead mans affairs. that demands
hls attention. Every thing has been
done o. relieve the diacouHolatc widow
~ all responsibility 10 tho way OF car
lur Tor the body and puraulnF her hua.
hnud'n business The sheep that were
not injured in the wreck have been
loaded and shlppvd east under the d.
tvciiun NJ the cattle agent az Cheyenne.
The rriof stricken widow aud her
haplusa children arrived IN Salt Lake
city this afternoon at Z o'clock
10 o. probable that the funeral will
b. held from the Fourteenth ward meet
Ing house Friday az y. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.
re H. Thought TO be crazy, hut
the Hearing - Continued
for one Week.

Peter J. Pollock was arrested again
today by Deputy Sheriff Dowse. chargod
on the complaint Of Dr. Mooican with
insanity
Downe found ,he msn In the Union
aiioln. ON west second South street
and this afternoon No. was examined
before Doctors Wright aud Hughes.
aud Deputy CLERK Blair a statement
was made. claiming thnt Pollock chuecd
o. man down Canyon ROAD Few days
nro. and threw ruck nt him The ato
of pitcher. barely missing him with
o. a brother Of pollock'a thought "a
was q case on mistaken Identity He
admitted that hia brother acted nninc-
what strange Mt times but VI wna iue
o. sickness. and be ala not consider him
ut AN dangerous Other parties tcfu-
fed IN the defendants behalf. ana fur
thor hearing was continued for ON"
week Pollock was then taken charge
~ by hin brother who promised 10 look
after him
The unfortunate man eat IN the court
room boz d1Eed condition. perfectly
ub.ivious 10 biz surroundings ne wha
arrested on the same charge three 90
four weeks ago. but was subsequently,
released on tho promise Of his people %
take carc % him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

ln g. Louis before starting homo. Mr.
porter'H admiflu1n f1r &c. L0uis Do gu
the more marked from The fact that ne
was formerly q Chlongunu, being wen
known on the board Of Trade of the
lake city. u have been looking THROUGH
ruinc OF the Establishments here and
they nre simply Immense DE- COM
tlnucd. = am not buying anything,
because make 10 point 90 buy every
thing I can possibly get nt SAT- Lake.
The principal industriaH M Utah. min
Ing, stock raising and agriculture, ARE
enjoying unCNampla1 prosperity, our
city b. growing aud becoming morn
beautiful all the time. Some u the
rcailouCea now under construction lu
Salt Lake arc simply paiatiul. Just at
present the new Salt Palace "a coming
ln for n great deal of attention, cHpu-
cialiy from tourists. This structure ~
designed upon tha same plans ne the
built at ST. Paul. Montreal. Lsadviile
and other places. except that % d built
entirely of salt. When Illuminated with
tho Thousands " electric lights the o.
feet IN magnificent ~ o. the Intention
Of the managcra OF the enterprise 10
keep the Palace open at ail seasons Tor
three years OF more. when thu weather
~ very cold Il will b. heated ~ stoves.
salt Lake already haa more attractions
IN the way ~ beaches. resorts etc. than
any place of iiH size m the country
ana the salt Palace will prove unique
addition 10 the other places of amuso-
mnuf"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

you say" enid the brides father. as
he rushed into the editorial sanctum,
that the wedding passed on without a
hitch"
well" asked the editor OF the Belle.
VILE BANNER whats the matter with
that ntatcmcnt9'
u want you TO understand" declared
tho newly made father in-lhw, that N
your account were true l would not
have permitted my daughter To- start
away on "a trip with that young man,
and don't you forget ltl'
heard Cordolla sing last night.
I heard her sing and play
heard her do thcso things because
l couldn't get away.
Dear me-" said her husbands aunt,
who had come In from the country 20
yielt them. II don't Gee how you man
age TO keep busy with all the help you
have. You don't DO no coolfin'. you
don't do no ewecpln'. YOU don't do no
scwin', and an fur as I can ece you
doilt do nothln'"
why. auntio." exclaimed the sweet
young wOman u don't fce how you can
Ut there and say such things 20 mot
I'm just as busy M I can be all the
time During the summer I learned TO
talk golf beautifully and this fan
have almost completely mastered the
yachting languagel"
Ilc--What did you discusa az the
meeting Of your literary club this after
noon, my DEAR
sho-'rho outrageous action uf Miss
Burgins In almost doubling her price
Tor making a guwn.
shc-What have you got that string
tied around your finger fort
Ilc--To remind me 10 offcr you an
engagement ring. -somcrvlllc Journal.
In an eastern paper the society and
real estate columna got tangled up with
the result that the announcement that
the bride via given away by her
father was followed by the news that
the transfer also included one country
hou@" and two town lots"
A young woman. living In the heart
Of London came into "a fortune and
promptly hunted up % country house,
whore she played the role OF chatelntnc
10 the manner born according 20 her
own ideas Of the part. one day some
Of her old-tiine friends came 10 eoc her.
and she condoacendcd to show them
over the place.
What BEAUTIFUL chlekcnsl" exclaimed
the visitors, when they came TO the
poultry yard.
Yes. An prize birds" haughtliy ex-
planned tho hostous.
DO they lay every day."
"Oh, they could, OF course, but"
grandlloqucntly I'm our position, you
s.re. IL isn't necessary for them TO do
so,"-T1t- Bits.
seckor-Thate quite fne horse
you've been buying; what have you
named him7
SaEemnn-0rcat Bargain.
Sccker-Ahl Great Bargain, ehl Then
Il was another OF your shrcwd Invest
menth.
sngeman-oh that had nothing 60 do
with the name. | called him Great
Bargain because my wife can drive
him.--ioston Courier,
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PERSONAL.

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=. y pyrclng. cashier N the Mnnu
Savings bank, ~ Va town on SNORT
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W, j Peters from Washington. u c.
o. q guest ut Gus. Holmes hnaielfy.
H. Mndscn the Mammoth mining
man. ~ staying at the Walker.
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-, st,,it. s,ayins "t ~. Xybtte
House today
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ing nt the white House
.,vu Al ,.-,,.o,.. -,,,t. hn,.,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

INCREASE Is OVER 5000.
Also Provides for an Additional Wan
on the Porce Not Vet Approved
by the Mayor

Tho raising Of salaries IN the police
and hrc departments ou proposed By the
two ordinances. passed at last nights
city Council meeting, means an incr zee
IN tho municipality payroll of i',su0, on
which t40sO goes 60 the policemen and
il.i20 to the nr,mcn. Aud thia ia not
all. tho police ordinance gives the de-
partmcnt an extra man. designated na
a detective. whose salary shall b. ti.2lo
per year" Tho now measure simply
amends the wording OF the Old ordin-
anco IN one particular by adding after
the words "Chiof Of Police" tho words
zone Detcouvc.H etc.
Them can be- no doubt as % the in-
tention Of tho trainers NJ the ordinance
and that was 10 leave tho force uH be-
fare, but Instead chief Hutton has been
Elvon 40 cStra man. as we'll as an In
crease Of salary.
The detective OF Salt Lakes FINEST
has heretofore received appointment
from the chief Of police. and the aeloc-
ten OF tho man 10 ON this position h
made from tho ranks Of tho twenty
nvo patrolmcn.
George sheets h known 10 every man,
woman and child IN Salt Lake city as
Detective Sheets" No one would
THINK Of calling George O policeman, but
that's all he r. and will b. until the new
ordinance bcoomss effective.
Frequently when upon the witness
stand some lawyer Will say 20 Sheets.
"Ysu are a detective, are you not. Mr..
fhfetaf''
No. SIR I am not" IL tho reply
The lntorruEntof would look dumb
founded and then say
"Wlli YOU please have tho goodness
70 Inform the court ana Jury what your
business iH. Mr.. Shceta7"
I'm only n common policeman"
George would reply.
Being claaaed among tho patrnlmon
Sheets OF course got the same salary
~ the rpat. viz. $50 per month. 10 was
thought BY the police and nre commit
tee that the elongated detective was
entitled 10 a bigger compensation. aud
the new ordinance was introduced with
the result stated. The twenty-five pa
trolmon stand a. before aud the depart
ment gets an extra member.
The proposed Increase VI salaries II
az follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

POLITICAL POINTERS.


Tho Republican city committed VIII
meet tonight and elect % secretary. IL
u claimed that an agreement hhs been
reached whereby the deadlock has been
broken. The agreement o. 90 The nature
OF o oumpromiae which gives the socre.
taryahip 10 o.. g.. t.nofhouruw aud chief
rupervlaorshlr OF REGISTRATION 10 }. u.
Eidrcdgo. Mr. Loofhourow'a competitor
From eight hundred 10 one thousand
NAMES We're placed on the registration
uat Yesterday Each party claims a
majority OF the newly registered votcrai
Chairman White. VI the Democratic
city committee last evening appointed
an executive committee consisting %
the following grntlemen3 v. W. WIZ
SON. q. j. Leonard. George HthnFiellow,
John W. Burton Hugh Watson, 9, A.
Uouck. II w. peery, IT,. u. 81. Dunbar
No. a. Smith. John n. cnine, Fisher =
Harris. W. n. Dale. ELIAS a. smith
Ocorrc Dcrn and ]. II. Moyle. Thla
committee met last evening ana elegt.f
Nh Whitlke ex.uflcio chairman nnd y.
.. Leonard vice chairman, A finance
committee was named with w, ", hAle
al chairman ana " W. Wilson 40 treta-
urer. other committees were also
named aud the general policy ot tho
campaign discussed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
THE bus WAREHOUSE.

In accordance with the terms " an
agreement by which the government
may IN time OF need draw upon the
omnibus companies Of horses, ten AMI
mails have been taken from the London
Road Car company.
WIN my bus 'orse face tho foe7
Hen do anything and 10
Anywhare-hc'a 'enlthier 20,
It's the Htoppingu WOt racks I'm;
And the rattle and the roar
Amt card II all before2
Used 10 traiilc, hen ignore
Both the Mauser and the Maxlmi
Hen night, my 'orse, and we'll
Never mind the shot and shell.
But someone with bell
Might move along behind 'iml
Ana "a penny all the wayi"
Might occasionally say.
II may clip In the fray.
And Of ls 'ome remind I'M
-"Megtminster Gazette"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
FEDERAL BUILDING.
WnIF. W. Ulmer or W. $. Hedges to
be Chosen ~ Architect.

The examination Of +. ". Timer and
W. 4. Hedges. who are candidates for
appointment 20 the position of super
intendeut Of construction Of the Fcderel
building. soon to be- erected In salt
Lake city. VIII conclude this evening,
Thorr 4. much interest centcrcd Ia the
examination Of these two men, not only
iacuuHr % iH "a very luCretiNe position,
paying s. day. Sundays and holidays
Included. from thU date excavation boz
gins until tho finished building IL
turned over % tho custodian, hut be-
cause the test TO which these applicants
must subject themselves T. very He-
we're. Answers to the questions sub.
mlttrd must be- reduced 20 writing, and
when the test Is finished tho papers are
fout 20 Washington. where experts pass
urou Thorn mud nN the ratings,
A candidate Tor examination In the
service OF tho supervising architect ~
the treasury must BE- one who has had
Ht least tive years experience nH an
architect. contracting builder, engineer
or Huporintendcnt ol building construc-
u1n both Mr. ulm"r and Mr., Hedges
100 Tho requirement. The one passing
the beet examination VIII get the mp
p0Iuim,nt provided he reaches The re-
uulrnd standard.
HanI,s the two architects mentioned
th0ru were two candidates Tor surveyor
general ClUrkHhIps Two fur matrous %
The Indian rohonl service ana one each
Cor teacher and goamstrcss.
ln November there Will b. a special
examination ln this city of such appil-
cnnts Tor postal clerks and carriers.
who fnllcd lnst spring M securing aver
nreA Candidates Tor this examination
must ale their applications before octo-
Der %,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

alteration 20 the last proposal Of the
British government ana was prepared
60 submit the answer from the United
States which IN this case takes the
form of another proposition. This last
proposition differs In no essential from
that which has already served a. the
basis of the agreement between Sovre-
tnry Hay and Mr.. Tower but upon
close scrutiny of the latest form ~
waa deemed advisable by our govern
ment 20 make few changes IN the
text solely with the view 10 clearing
M beyond any chance Of doubt the
construction OF few points VI the
agreement n II not doubted that the
changes VIII be acceptable Co the Brit
ish government. Indeed they may be of
n character that viii warrant Mr.
Tower accepting them on his own rec
nponrlbuity. In such case, the agree.
mcnt may be ratified In very short
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

Washington. oct is-Thc Internal
revenue statement Tor September. 1893.
shows total receipts Of t2tb22.s 500. an
Increase compared with September. 1895.
10 A2,huld 0s The receipts from the
several sources OF revenue and the In
crease or decrease as compared with
September. 1888. ares
spirits fa.O21st5. increase. u.36Nli5.
Tobacco. N99312i. Increase t756 $50.
formcnted liquors. fG.62i.iis. Increase.
$1,000.
oloomargnrne, t2Ost s2 Increase. t65,
COO
Special taxes not elsewhere onumer-
ated fdlG 1855, decrease, Siii .d0i
This decrease n accounted FOR By the
fact that last year the time within
which the yearly special taxes could be
paid was extended TO Include Soptcm.
ber This year the time expired Au-
gust !.
Miscellaneous, Ss5ileIs, Increase,
s6iOSls
During the last three months the re-
celpts have exceeded those for the same
period In 1895 By N.96GIs3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

FHKNcH FHCiTs
''o per pound At Ko.lir,
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HORSE RECOVERED.
Was Found by Boys who Rode II
Home and Kept Il.

The horse belonging TO the Salt Lake
NM and Elevator company that has
been reported missing Tor several weeks
has been found by Mounted Ofuocr
Bperry. The animal htrayod from tho
company's barn and was apparently
taken care OF by Ralph Dayl, the son OF
cathrina Dayi, an Italian widow, who
resides at l2G N street. Mrs. Dayi. whcu
questioned BY the officer. dcnicd that
there was horse around the premises
but subsequent Investigations proved
that the missing animal was tied up
in the barn az the rear " her residence.
The lady then said that her son Roy
nnd a companion named Johnson found
the horse loose ON Tenth Muat when
they were returning fuots1re from
duck hunt. The lads rode the animal
home. The prime factor ln the location
Of the horse was "a urghbor who had
been missing his hay iu mysterious
fashion and had reported the matter 10
the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

A. u. Curftcnr.u Of the Temple OF
Music 205 State street. left this motif
ing Tor the Eaat lie viii visit the
principal plano manufactures az Chl-
caEo aud ll-ton Tor the purpore %
buying aud giving his personal ttton-
ton 60 the selecting OF at least four
carloads ~ pianos " the Various makes
for tho fall and holiday trade Mr.
Christensen IL very good pianist. a
good judge ~ tone. workmanship ana
material used IN pianos. and with these
facts In Wow, plano buyers OF Salt Lake
and vicinity may IN confidence look
pianos 10 select from when this stock
arrives which will be the lot u Noycm-
hor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
"H That Stays
Does the Business"

All the Qporld admires
"stlying pover. On this
quality success depends. The
blood Is the best friend the
heart has, and "faint heart
neVer avon anything. Hoods
SarsdpariLla Is the best friend
the blood eVer had; It cleans
IS the bloodof everything. IF
you uouid bc strong h ire race Of Gfe
and "do NE business" you must
stay" Hood's Susaparia makes
the struggle easy. n eUes dear
stroHg 6'oodi hence perfect health.
Dizzy spells-"Sudssa dissy spsq,
uuuid mako my hands and side numb
and could not p,ofk. TOOK Hoods Slr-
sipariiia and am a gUeg man" Fred u.
R.iioeh. Dor ~. South Kent. q.
Heartburn ~" e7fie, ealing / had a
foil feeling and Heartburn. This. godh
headaches. poor appetite and bad taste IN
nv mouth ps'fceiiy cured BY Haods Sar-
sirarilla." c. ~ peVoe, Chico. 8Nori
Impure Blood ~ am Pleased 10
recommend HooSs SarsapaStHd as
tonic and Blood medicine. n has cured our
family Of h1purs blood" Mss Nellie
HleHbrari. Rochester. " Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

lat Ready Knoehsd out In the Eighth a.
broadway Athletic Ciuh.

New York. Oct i7.-At the broadway
Athletic club tonight Dan Cr'edon u
Australia knocked out Pat READY OF
Washington IN the eighth round %
what wac 90 have been a twenty five
round bout nt ils pounds. Ready made
fairly orcditahly showing. but wac no
match Tor the fhltty Australian. and
finally eucoumbcd 10 Dane superior
clcyornesa.
Crrcdon wan fat and slow on HE
feet, while Ready looked 20 b. trained
10 the hour. Whom time was called
they came together sevorai umes with
out landing. Dan nnally cent hln right
To the body. and as they ollnohed Ready
cent Ia two short rights 10 the Jaw.
Dan led on M tho second with left
hooks To. the head that made Ready
stnEger but he came right back with
the right nctosa Dane jaw. After "a
cllnch Ready ahppod TO the noor,
Ready rushed In the third and swung
hut Dan wnp out Of reach, Crcdon
then stepped In and swung hls rlsht
o the body and his left 10 the head.
Ready countcrcd with left ana right
10 Dan's jaw, and Il looked Tor a mo-
mont ~ " Croodon would BE- knocked
out hut be- recovered quickly, and
with q left 10 wind and lett and right
TO the Jaw dropped Ready 10 the ioor,
Dan walked 60 his corner az " Il waa
1ll over, but Ready MhH up AZ the count
md before Dan could finish him tho
ben rang. Crvedon tried the body with
the rirht To- she fourth and Ready
slugRcd back with both hands to tho
head Dan then swung left 20 the body
and Ready countorad on tho jaw. An
other right ON the Jaw again dropped
Ready TO the noor, but the bell rang
before he could be- counted out.
Ready did well In the hfth. counter
Ink Dams right 20 the bory with
heavy swing on tho Jaw. creodon con-
tInued to DO tho forcing. but Ready was
Hhifty, ana finished the round strong.
lioafy continued TO improve IN the
rlxth. giving Dan blow Tor blow. until
Creodou crossed him with the right and
aent him 60 the noOr. lie was up at
the count and Dan sent IL over again
and Ready Zen on hln back Tie re-
gained his feet and stayed away Tor the
rest ~ the round.
They fought through tho seventh and
most 90 the eighth with hopora even.
just aH the round was about 10 close
ban uppercut hlr right 10 the chin and
Ready went down and out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

--------,-.-17 -
The atF'n'h "n' wv ~. .''
Nadaielun or Che Magic kias VIII be
,iy.n nd tBr Theatrr this evening. The
.,.,,... ,,..,.... d. .,t,,.,,t,. mao.
'"'i JAR 90 ''''
tically anid OUT and th" pf'a'ht lhdlca-
tioun afro that the closing audience VIII
h.. 49,. t.,...t to. tt. r.riss The sea.
~. 49, 80 ., rus.....fut mat die
.,.t,..,,- 49,. ,'s..t.o.ag 100 .r thrIa, ad
iiii..',t ,..,s..g,q,.r.... r.st month and
~ .,iiaft,t,ry atr.r,rfs. can BE-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

out Denny Naedham of ~. Paul In one
" the hardest fought battles ever
fought here. For i've rounds the men
ouist. IN the NTH round there was
fniN-up. and both men landed heavily.
but Pufteil with left on the neck,
had his man grOgEy, and finished him
with a terrific right swing on the jaw.
Needham was unconscious for fully a
minute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-18

Oakland. Cal oct is.-"Fcrnwood."
the magnificent home OF William n.
Dingro, located In the Piedmont mis-
was totally destroyed by FIRE this Morn
ing The house contained one o. the
finest private art galleries ana con-
sefvntorira in the state. The total loss
Is probably over $500 900 Nothing In
the house was saved The insurance
II eco. Oo0
The cause of the conharratlon has
not been anccrtnincd,
The house was occupied by the acrv-
ants. Mr. and Mrs, DIngee being In the
east.