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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
JUVENILE TEMPLE |. 0. G. T.

Star of Hope Juvenile Temple No. 4,
Juvenile branch of the I. O. G. r. Of
Butte, held their last meeting for the
quarter yesterday afternoon. The young
people are doing splendid work under
the supervision of Mrs. Gavin, superin-
tendent. The beautiful gold badge given
by Mr.. Packard to the best worker was
won by Miss Katie M~acLaggan.
The officers for the ensuing term are:
G. r., Katie MacLaggan; V. T., Marie
Bowen; chaplain, Homer Dean; treas
urer, Mr.. Packard; secretary, Jennie
MacLaggan; assistant secretary. Worth
Almon; marshal, Katie Perralund; dep
uty marshal, Roy Landon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
SHORT LINE PARK

Bids for privileges at this popular re-
sort are now open. Several big picnics
already booked. Every kind of amuse-
ment invited. Wanted, a tirst-class
merry-go-round. Address
CHAS. LIEBENSTEIN.
Room 52S Hennessy Building.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Some Of that elegant wall paper, Of
which the Thompson Paint & Wall Paper
company has such a large stock of, at
No. 1926 South Main street. Telephone
No. SO, three rings.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
SUMMER HOME FOR RENT

With plenty of grounds and garden and
supply of wood; six rooms; $25 per month.
j. II. Fariss & Bro. Insurance and
Rental Agents, 5 Silver Bow block,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Repsold select vintage wines, the de-
light of the connoisseur, the dream of the
epicure. p. J. Brophy & Co, sole agents,
Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

People using drinking water should see
that Ryan's filter is attached in all sa-
looms and dwellings.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

The Butte & Boston Mining company
has instituted a suit in the district court
against the Montana Ore Purchasing
company, f. Augustus Heinze, Arthur p.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-M. H. Fay, San Francisco;
Frank A. Law, Washington, D. c.; Sam
Kohlberg, Helena; r. NJ. Leopold, Phila-
delphia; j. l.. Berry, Portland, Ore; c.
R. A. Scobey, Fort Peck; Ike New, Chi
cago; l.. %Stenberg, New York; Ben
Malzeshelmer, New York; DR.. J.. w.
Hodgens, Butte; Alfred G.. Stein, New
York; c. H.. S%checkler, New York; F. C.
Berendes and wife, r. NJ. Davis, Boulder;
w. A. Keller, Butte; Sam Fisher, San
Francisco; A. G. Ducat, wife and two
children, Fort Harrison; A. Calisch, New
York.
The McDermott-W. H. Houston, Spo-
kane; Allan Wheeler, Denver; NJ. l.. Mil
Ter, Reading, Pa; c. H. Eggleston. Ana
conda; J. G. Sloss, Helena; G. J. War
necks, San Francisco; Silas Bean, Dem
YER: Dr.. l.. c. Ford, Lima; George Span
zenberg, Denver: j. c. Fridell, New
York; w. II. Reed, Denver.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Frank Britton has been. granted leave
by Judge Lindsay to sell the personal eff
fects belonging to the estate of A. c..
White. The property consists of a stock
Of hardware. Brittop is the administrator
and in his petition says the stock is rap
idly diminishing in value.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
WILL BE HUNG TODAY.

Gold filings. Lowest rates. DR.. Wix.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
EN- PIRE, or
VOLUNTEER
Additions

You can have plenty of space. The
ground is dry, healthful and handy. The
lots are cheap but profitable investments,
because the localities have the best sur
roundings and property is becoming bet
ter week after week.
Let us show you some of the lots on
the Mcqueen Addition, near the Northern
Pacific Round House or the GAGNON
near the mines.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Gold filings. Lowest rates. DR.. Wix. =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Bertha McClelland of 1884 South Wyo-
ming street has lost a lot of household
goods and suspects somebody at 1886 of
having them in his possession. This
morning she called on the county attor-
ney and asked for a warrant granting
her the legal right to search the house in
which she thought her property might
be. She swore to her belief and Chief
Deputy Kelly gave her an order on JUS
tee Bliss of South Butte for the war
rant.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

Ellen NJ. Brooks began suit for divorce
today against her husband, Robert
Brooks. She alleges in her complaint that
the marriage of the defendant and her.
self took place in Littleton. Cal. March 1,
1894: that on the 22d of last month, at No.
SO West Park street in this city, he gave
her a severe beating and accompanied it
with thc use Of vile language.
The basis for the action is alleged
cruelty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
THE sun TREATY.

"Tho pcsorrt Evening News, organ Of
tho Mormon church, warmly approves
uf tho treaty with fhH sultan ui Sulus'-
Springfield Republican,
n the quoted paragraph Ftlios q fact,
It ls only another way of saying that
the "Npws" BE- in excellent company A
number Of influential Journals AN over
the country approve ~ the policy OF tho
administration us % the arrangement
made with the ao-cnlipd sultan,
AZ matter NJ fact, however the
"NyWa" has not fylt called upon 90 oN-
press approval or llnpproyal, beyond
pointing out the inconsistency ur tho
contemporaries that urEOl the govern
mont uu Co war Zoo the Interest uf hui
m1rlty and civilization, ana then want
cd tHa country Goo withdraw from tho
fields ot victory ana ahirk the rgsponai-
bnltles unayoldUhly Incurred.
The only honorable course 10 pursue,
Ga to accept the situation us 10 is iu the
OF establishing there our civilization, uH
fast 0H our own power and wisdom, and
existing conditions, win permit Attacks
on tha government Cor carrying out tho
policy made % necessity By the uthcn-
ton M tha purls peace treaty can Hary'
mo- truly patriotic purpose.
10 VIII Doe conceded by everybody that
social Institutions which for ugea have
been considered rIFhL cannot ho
stamped out ln day by peaceful
means a war Of sytgm.uulI0u mlghi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
ROTATION AM succEssioN.

Rotation ln office Do good thing but
lIke other good things. itH excellence
la ln being restricted 90 "a proper apple
cation of the rule d Involves. Success
sion zoo office Dr. also good thing when
it la properly nucd. The successful
business man iuleots new blood fire.
quoutly ln tho rousubout departments
uf his business. and occasionally in the
more responsible divisions. but hn never
gets Zoo hurry either Co dispense with
Or iritlte t TRUE and well.trIed om-
p.0yc. Tor the reason shat Che expert
gucv and uudiHturbed concentration ut
yuUrry in tho hitter arv invaluable aids
Co success. Tho application OF both
rules with un Intelligent discrimination
10 uH necessary ln good poll.
Ties uH in good buancssi and
Boo regard TO tho principle
uf retaining Ia orcc experienced and
able men, the Ncw York Mau ami Exc
press gives tho following, which BE-
worthy the confederation 0f those who
exercise the franchise In this section Of
country.
Maine has played a prominent part
he Congress. her influence being distinct
ly greater than that welded by many
OF hur sister commonwealth which uur-
pass her lu population and material re-
sources. Her urUHtiKc in this dlHtln-
ruiahed field has been due 10 the lnct
that ah" has had the wisdom 90 Ignore
the demand Tor rotation lu Office and
Co retain lu her service iu C1ugrrHH men
who DyluCed q decided aptitude i1f the
yuClrut and trustworthy discharge Of
tho duties NJ o. legislator. The dele.
gates Go her conventions. dlHryElrlIur
the real or nncifm clHimH' Cor office "
new fien, have Insisted upon sending
back 90 Washington torn uftDr torn
such tried and true congressman NJ
James %. Blaine, Nelson DuElHy ana
Thomas %. U.d. That lB Muluc's way,
ana her Hugurlty has mot with rich
reward iu The consideration which her
trained and experienced Representatives
have received ut the hands OF their
brother Cungr0 wmOn. other States
which nru prone 20 cut short their con.
HruHHmDn'H official lie just when they
have learned tho ropes and begun to be-
useful 90 their constituents may we'll
uruut hy Names example"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11


By ail accounts the shamrock "
worthy competitor for the Americas
cup. Her speed is by ynchtsmcn re-
rarIod ns marvellous ON Che first trial
with cruising sails only ahs kept pace
with o. twelye.knot tug. aud OF later
trial with 900 her s1ils Get. she showed
10 very good advantage.
% hls been observed that there is
one popularity about the shnmrock Of
unusual interest % s nn Irish yacht
manned by o. Scotch CROW. with 20 Gcr-
man officer ln the person OF captain
uogar,h vt the omporors yacht Meteor.
That ls formidable enough comblna-
ton.
THE excellent qualities " both racers
promise royal sport n the shamrock
wins the cup 1r which EuglIHh yachts
men have spent millions, Hha Will cheer
fully ba Hekulwl,dgnl the champion ut
the waves Hut undoubtedly American
enterprise and Ingenuity viii again be
cyartai. until the coveted prize BE- care
rIod back 60 thg American shores To-
trIumrU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

prosl1out Mckinley docs well THO
year Boo tukIuE 10 fHW hours away from
official duties and reviewing the vote
rams assembled ne Philadelphia, The
President lately has been reviewing
tho younger veterans uf later war.
liut the great events on the EARLIER and
more critical rtrugglo are NOT TO paeH
from memory even for "a time. only
% comparatively small proportion Of tho
American public may Doc represented ln
Philadelphia today but wherever in the
country tho NutDrtus' reunion shall Dc
mentioned % viii Doe with words Of GYM
pathetic fHN0W-fDelIng and GOODWILL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
RUSSIAN VIEWS OF DHEYrus


Tho Russian newspapers. commenting
ON the verdict On thr pryua cnso, take
the Same ground os Che enlightened
pr..aa lI over Tho world. The Sow YORK
I,rulIs &c. p.tsrabufe correspondent
cables The comments uf Co., NIUlum"au
as follows. "wo regard this struggle 'i
hate. thIH nightmare HH great ciiA'''-
ity ur France. Many details OF one
Henuas tr.ll have worked doubts nero
aH to ihu liberty % th" verdict lh' 'N-
oli,I stations of certain witnesses ih-
nuareIrg The judge Ana then comes
this scathIug rrhukr.
...rt. t,gf,....rIrs of brutal 4narahiH-
tg ptssions ielInst thc jews under the
i... tbr,1rb rltriaiIam Bri the honor
az fha Hffrt. rluH.a % profound lIIfhIuH
AMONG fHu.s who HruIfu o. r.H tne dawn
uf ths triumph OF humanitarian ideas
luI ID hi.hH. order uf iHHH, mud fl
transform thr social and political world
~ Old Europe"
s voice from Hutucmtc. ulhlllHt-
.trIrlrr IHtuIHfauf and barbarian"
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10 Connection with ihe Nnp"rings u Con
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monty, Ihg l1gnn1rH verdict W not thee
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fact we ore persuaded that preyfuF
llnoeene' WY %, proclaimed IN france
The latter sentence may Boz inter
pfotrd uH friendly advice Co France, and
weight De- added Co o. by the fact that
Russian censorship Dr. so strict, TINT tho
Newspaper uttoranccs Euugmlly reflect
with more or less power. the aenti.
ment ~ the government. And u ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

The coming ~ another class % roliIor
patriots upon the seauo.frum tho battle
nDlls uf cuba aud the Philippine. has
NOT sent the Veterans of "the sixties
Into eclipse ThuHD who have fought 90
Join ln h1uuUuE those who preserved
for that freedom lts North American
boundaries. The fathers and mothers
whose welcome max bright tho hpm'-
coming of our Philippine rCrmUut.
have just ua hearty o. cheer ur ever Tor
the CiyI War veteran when Doc dlus
the lrvlsull U' ihs o. a. a. fpr pu.
where.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Tho thlrty-thlrd annual oncampmcnt
ot tho Grand Army ot tho Republic,
which o. now ln prOgrcF ga philndyl-
phin, win Doe memorable as having been
the fret gathering of that body Co en-
Joy the active participation Of tho ma
Wy. Tho presence in tho Delaware of
the North Atlantic squadron. fresh from
its brilliant achievements IN the war
with Spain, adds un element Of interest
TO tho reunion which the veterans have
long desired hut which they have never
unti now been 0hlc 10 obtain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
Lrr mn rEorLr srpaE.

In our romovhat extended experience
with opponents of tHo Mormon" sya-
tenn. we have found That they InyluI-
by resort 90 misrepresentation. They
either mistake Co., principles and th'
purpose u iu voilr'"a' OF ih'y M,'i'.I'
und mnllcIuuaIy dHi1rl h'th' We "i'
therefore not surprised TINT thH nut-
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hored cuoit 10 l.l' u" 'N, I..,
20 non-"Mounor,' h1H not only l"lrl"l
and perverted the plain meaning and
tpt,pt ~ ,ur sf,tapants and nrru.
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Or absolute ana undlulol IIa'h'"d'
For Instance. o. says.
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Again. Il speaks Of
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To tho readers OF these intontit un-
,rutb. ,sbn bs,, r..,d tb, ,Btrsrs ,t.
l'Fen 70 contain 'n0A' hNil'lH'l'h'' h''N'
or need be- said 10 show their falsaho1d.
rut Tor tb. t.Y.1f ,f tt.s. t.b, haze,
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really fail ON thuaU uuinta;
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nave u,,u ,NN'.uNNt lu'b nave
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olupo,s tn'Allu,' ''.Nlis OF
ilhnce, ihht ''9ll o. cl.lly ,Np'.n .,...
N the event ni lrHhl proceedings inv
TACT that no prosecutions TOT l'.}EhIh}
have been attempted since yuan became
q state OF tho Union la NNal 'fll. ht'
thht thrrv " not Hulc!gui GROUND ON
which 10 base them. Th" disposition
o. accuse u - strong nih"uF ANTI MOT.
none thni " ahylhi,nIE Whl,n N4ul9
wonld H. ors,i Vim IN mn, force Spd
peralstcnco which characterized the en-.
forccmcnt Of the anu.polyEamy laws Of
'@nkt'r.. a.. A.. 49,. -.
instance Of !hc violation q tho law
against plural mnffihEc' only TWO nave
been positively chargul. While We 40
not admit the ruin " the assertion.
or the hints thrown out we aHh chhdli
ana Just people Mhcthet IT. proven.
those eases would JUSTIFY thn hrual
a9eu,aiioh Whl,h nnH n,,h h'alo lh INV
lthh N hllinF up WIN pp.yfan!9uA
wives who were not wives when Vihh
became stntgt or would u be oNl-
duucc that either Utah or The Nor
mon people or the Mormon church
had broken IT, pledge 60 'hc nntiuni
Would not such exceptional Instances
be viewed by fnir-mlndcd people na
what senator EdmuniH designated as
sporadic caHesF Would they prove
that statehood was obtained By fraud
part Of the Mormon" people 60
abide by tho condition required in
w. r, ,,,, nv, ~ ,, H.1 i ,,''ii
hrcured ysr. guilty of moi only brrnk.
ing the law NJ me State but the rule
ana order Of ne Mormon church
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Chicago News
Tho q. a. 70. veterans have found an
enthusiastic welcome iu Philadelphia,
betting tho patriotic town which con.
hIua Independence hall and ln which
tHr continental congress laid thn fuuu-
INtlOus OF the Republic. Philadelphia
ways are naturally somewhat r.uWrEl-
iug, but lts loyalty and rtollfuHt dc.
Nutluu Co the Union never htvu hHUn
questioned. Win lts historical luud-
mnrkH, llH beautiful parks and muHgums
ana many places uf Interest ~ offers
place uu.NcollHd boo uttrlCtyuuess tor
what VIII perhaps ho the last annual
,ncnmpmont " the O.. a. n, ln ITO b1r-
dpTH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

country the Grand Army has always
been nrsi Others have boon narrower
lu purpose, more exclusive IN member
hip, often admitting only officers OF
their descendants. The Grand Army
would have none OF these distinctions.
The only qualification required d. that
man shall have served iu the army
ur navy of the United States iu the war
0f the rebellion and shall have obtained
uu honorable discharge. Gonortis and
drummer bHyH meet ON terms ~ perfect
cluulliy ut the camp hros OF the Grand
Army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

This o. the Union Tor which tho grlz.
alal veterans now at Philadelphia
fhoulderyd their muskUts nearly forty
years ago. THE evidence that they did
not nght in vain WIS furnished by the
lnHWUr of the South 10 President Nc.
Nluloy'H call for troops, with this
signal and Impressive proof 81 national
unity Hhnuld come an Increasing love
aud rvvCrontul regard Tor the eur
Nlving remnant ~ the greatest yolun.
tcDr army that was ever marHhIled uu-
dor one uHg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

II cannot be admitted that a system
Of mlluorism, on the European pattern,
ia no menace 20 the free Institutions OF
o republic. history teaches 20 the
contrary and the lesson from France
today ~ not encouraging 20 the ad-
vocatcs Of miitarlsm. The world has
the word Of the Russian ,mpcror-aud
he should be- authority on that subject
that the mlliinrism Of Europe IL "a
menace even 20 the monarchlos, and
that IL threatens 90 defeat tho purpose
Tor which Il was established. 4 ry-
publican country should not reach out
Tor tho tempting fruit that 30 Hurc to
turn 60 aches Boz lts hands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

san Francisco Chronicle,
EFt0rhlzy now accuse. DroyfuH. II
o. not set known how much De- got Tor
doing ED, but che chances arr that tho
service went cheap For weeks past
EstorhHzy has hann offering ali sorts
81 documents Tor rllo, including hl4 own
confession but with nu takers. II locke
now as n no. had Zoo hls financial cx-
trgmlty concluded On take Cut-rato
Did from tho autl-SUmlto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Tho program for the Philippines pre-
sc.'s two prominent points. Generals
Macarthur and Lawton nra 10 have full
discretion In "a vigorous campaign FOR
Eubdulng the lnurrccuon. and General
OTIS On 20 furnish thcm supplies and en-
Ter on his full swing ln the paoined dls-
trict II Aguinnldo ia wise he viii get
farther out Of the way than ever. His
chance Tor gold has bsen transformed
Into d chlnce flr hnt -huL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Tho Judges In the proyfus case arc
200 nervous on the euhioct NJ their own
safety us the termination Of the trial
approaches that they may consider the
OF announcing their verdict
mN.r nm. L-lunhnmn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

by an Official test made for the gov
eminent. Il 81 shown that Mauser piss
tolls are as effective ~ are Kralg-Jor-
genHon rifles, 90 the line Of death-dcnl-
ing weapons This shows that the
American army IL equipped with a gun
Of lees destructive power than It should
De-. " indeed. It j. not an inferior
M.lnuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
HonnEnY AM DEATH

a correspondent. writing from Tue.
son, Arizona. 10 the New York sun.
states that Il Is commonly held by nn-
way men and express agents that the
law which makes train robbery cape
ital ononHo has had tho effect NJ less
SEEMING that kind of crime moro than 20
por cent Formerly II was common
occurrence. while now thorc have been
only spasmolic cases. The robbers
have fallen back on stage coaches aud
detached express offices.
But while tho frequency ~ train rob-
berries hua become less. murders cone
ncctod with them have Increased. This
IL accounted Tor ou the ground that the
death penalty has driven out OF the
traffic AN but tho most desperate char
actors. The slightest resistance on tho
part of those attacked o. followed by
murder. The robbers argue that lf thry
are caught, thoir fate g. sealed. so they
may oH voll Eill nV rob What Is true
M Arizona iH said 90 Do true also ot
California, whore train wrygklnE o. in-
gludgd iu capital onrnHua.
The facts. uH Hat forth hy the c0rrJ8-
pendent should bo OF Interest ln the
discussion regarding the efficacy NJ tho
death penalty nH deterrent uf crime.
on the surface iH looks us 10 the
oNtromc penalty had had the effect of
decreasing tho comparatively smaller
oncnso while rendering the gruygr one
more frequent while there are less
train rubboHuH, there are more MUIR
dors with those that do occur
The tendency ~ toward tho ABOLISH
mcnt of the death penalty, or nc least
TO render lts enforcement aa humane as
modern science knows how There ~
already some talk about substituting
Tor the electric chair some gas. by
which the oulprit may be- Ewoetly lullel
into eternal sleep, without either phyHi-
cal or mental agony
Ia Brazil. Costa Hloo. Guatemala. In
Belgium Holland, Italy. Portugal and
Switzerland and ln several or our
States capital punishment Or practically
done away with. In other places IL Is
applied both regularly and irrerumrly.
Il should mot bu difficult 20 obtain data
ON which 60 form Judgment na Co the
operations OF o. law that demands ne
Tor l.fa
10 Dr. NOT now al much question OF
the DEGRADATION of urayfuH ua the de-
graduation of Frlnro,
II win Doc voll Tor Irrnchmon not Ia
be- too emphatic in showing their oou-
tempt OF Germany in the present crisis.
The prospect ur q Uuuah-Doer war
scents 60 have passed. but both nllcs
arc getting oa GOOD "m1kcrealy" oa
possible for the next opportunity
.
The money market of Europe appears
/ Co be disturbing, % not disturbed. uut
/ % ls One spooulntar with other peoples
money who sooms 90 do most OF th1
complaining
/ Il may suit certain rrldo OF Ntuprr.
utiyc Journalism 10 refer 10 large
| division OF American citiaeus contempt,
/ uously COS "HauGlrout eaters" but theS
I do not have 60 cent crow"
The news from Lieut. ponry show
encouraging work IN the Polar regions
The expedition may yet accomplish
something Of signal importance 20 thl
world. In tho line M geographical dls
cDyoHes "a the FAR North.
Droyfuc has boon convlcted OF Treason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

u appears now that the South Dakota
and Minnesota volunteers ala not like
some % their commanding officers.
This Is another illustration Of the fact
that many Of the volunteers DO not
recognize the value Of strict discipline
Ia o. really capable commander.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

haa been convicted Of treason against
civilization. Il were better that
Frenchmcn had been less tho slaves
Of a dishonorabic army honor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Among all the military societies OF the