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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-02-16

DIR. BULLS COUCH SYRUP Is UNoUEs-
tlonably the most remarkable remedy
ever produced for the cure OF throat
and lung troubles. 1t has cured thon-
sands, and has done wonders in manv
cases OF lncipient consumption.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-02-16
DIR. BULLS COUCH SYRUP

DN' DULL . OUUUH D1KUP IS RE-
markable medicine. A dry, tickling.
hacking cough. the warning that con-
sumption turks near, needs no othe,
doctor but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t
nositlyely cures throat and lung trou-
BILE.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-02-16

Rheumaclde cures rheumatism nv
nentralizfng the acids in the blood
driving them out of the system in a
natural way. Try it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-02-16
MR.. RUFFIN A TTEMPTy
SUICIDE.

The following associated press dis
patch was startling news to the friends
of Mr.. Ruffin all over North Carolina
New Orleans, February %. NJ
Ruffin, Of Rocky Mount, N. G., to-day
attempted to commit suicide on a
sleeper on the Louisville and Nashville
train by slashing his wrists. When
the train arrived here Ruffin was taken
to hospital. He sin a serious con-
dition, owing to loss of blood, but was
able to speak. He said he was the
superintendent of a cotton-mlll in
North Carolina, and that he was COM
ing here to the carnival. He said he
had no family, and was tired of living.
He had 81 APO in cash on his person
and check and other valuables az
gregatlng $21 900.
Rocky Mount, n. c., Feb. 11.-(Spe-
cia)-News received by Mr.. 7. H.
Battle from Mr.. James H. Ruffin who
tried to commit suicide near New
Orleans last Thursday, is that he is
getting on we'll. His brother went at
once to New Orleans and is with him.
Last summer Mr.. Ruffin had an at
tack of nervous prostration caused by
overworK. He took one or two trips
off trying to get we'll, failing in which
he resigned as superintendent OF the
cotton mills and Mr.. Thos. HI. Battle
was elected in his place. Mr.. Rutfin's
present trouble is smelancholia. super
induced by nervous prostration.''
When Mr. Ruffin took charge of the
Rocky Mount mills in 1886, it was A
small affair and had not paid we'll. He
has made them one of the largest and
mostvaluable of their kind in the
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
CRUISERS FOR MANILA.
Significant Attention q. ncing ctscu
~ the War Department 10
the rrnnspotis.

New York. Jan. ia dispatch to
the Herald from waHhl.ston siyai
Naval officers are considering the
ndvisabiii,y OF dlgpa,ohinx the criisctu
Detroit. Marhichcad aud Montgomery
10 Manila. but viii probably frat cable
10 Admiral Dewey ana ascertain u tho
vessels already attached 70 hls com
niand IN sufficient Tor his purposes. The
vessels 10 far ordered Include the gun.
boats Yorktown. bennington. Prince
ton. castlnc and Helena. Tho Maohias
will he attached TO his command ~
soon as the repairs are completed. The
Eunboat Marietta may also 40.
The Detroit class VIII be- splendid
vessels for service against the Filipin-
on, having a drauEht of only II feet :
Inches. and being we'll supplied with
rapid IRE batteries They viii not be-
sent 10 the East however,. unless Ad-
miral Dewey Informs the government
that he needs morv vessels.
Significant attention " being given
by the war department 10 transports.
~ the request Of SECRETARY Aigcr. Cng-
tain Charles O'Noill. chief u the bureau
% ordnance has loaned two rlx-pound-
cr rapid IRE guns 10 the war depart
fncnt. which VIII be placed on the
transports ruinF 20 Manila These
vessels VIII then BE- able 10 support any
movement OF the army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Paris. Jan. I'M. Qnosnny do
ncurcpnlro, the former president " tho
ciVii section court ~ cnraatinn. follows
up hls attacks on the criminal section
~ tho court ~ canHntlnn to-day IN nu
article published hy tho Echo dc Paris
Ia which ho inHlnuateH that judge
f.oow. president ~ the court. went out
~ hlr way 10 appoint ~. Hard reporter
Of tho nroyfur unair. because be- was
sure NJ his Partially and that he also
appointed nreyfusitc magistrates for
other branches ~ the inquiry More
over. ~. lieaurrpaire says the rehnbiil-
tntion Of col. ricquart by judge Le0w
u tnntnmount 90 an unrlllei for
declaration NJ the innocence of nrtyfuf.
Furthermore. II. De ueaurrpniro
claims thnt Judge Ioow displayed hos.
tility aud aversion tn tho general when
the latter was tostifyinr and expressed
approval ~ the attacks on the generals
stan. IN the testimony ~ an ey-oilicor
who wna caahiercd for intempefance.
Tho charge n nlsn made that Judge
teow In examining the chiefs ~ the
army and the officials ~ the war ufilcc
Put the questions with Tho object NJ
confusion and that otherwise he fre-
quently showed bias,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
HEROINEs or THE LATE WAR
secreiar, Aigcr Endorses the semi.
neni, and WIN Recommend suit
able A.;ion by Congress.

Washington, Jan. il.-Margarct Llv-
lngion chanler and Anna Bouilng. he
orie women, who served without pay
as nursea In Porto Rico during the war.
have been recommended for that rare
honor tho thanks OF Congress. They
landed In Ponce. July ~. and the same
DAY began nursing American and
spanish sick. Aiiss chanler. from her
own purse. hired a house and estab-
liahed hospital Tor American olIloors.
ana, an the number OF sick grow, hired
another and another until she had Tires
hospitals In operation az her own OK
prnte, In SeptNmbcr she turned these
hohpitalh over TO the government
trained nurses, having first provided
Tor their rental aud running oNpenHes.
The two brave women then went To
tonmo, nursing tho sick therc, and
later 20 sun Juan, and as soon aA San
Juan Was under the American fag
started u hospital there. General Miles
says their conduct was most commend
able and praiscwnrthy.
such noble and generous acts per-
formed under circumstances Of great
embarrassment ana danger Of con-
tracing fatal diseases prevalent al
that time" he says, " our government
should recognize aud I recommend that
appropriate --nl y be presented these
two women ana IN the case NJ Miss
chanler on account OF her contributing
SO largely ana generously fiom her own
private fundn, without the least hope
OF ever being remunerated. further
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Chicago. Jan. ii.-JudRc Dunno OF
IN circuit court at the hearing " tho
iriiilnn hy Thomas g. stephens. one ~
The stockholders uf tho Consolidated
tNprtr Mining cuiupuuy 81 Eureka,
Nv, granted temporary Injunction
o. prevent tho alleged wrongful Vot.
inr uf some ,s.iis shares 81 stock at
the meeting Of the stockholders today.
The pvtitiun was directed against
VIM. Whnion, the originator ~ tho
cen tany, ana ut W that under a con-
tract entered In 1891 between Steph-
ems w. H. Allen ana Charles Law. the
thnrrn IN Question were given into the
custody " Albert iinrnum o. b. held IN
escrow ON the understanding that they
nhoul only be- voted with the consent
nf ~ three partners. The complaint
Htill further alleges that while the putl-
tl1u'r was uhsont an alleged transfer
NJ the shares was made hy which
Whalcn claims a. have the authority
g. vote them AH HE Individual property.
which hr asserts they are Tho courts
decision orders the trustees o. retain
possession ~ the shares until tho mat
tsr o. fully Investigated aud q settle
mrnt can be made
No value of tho stock involved In
tn dispute 10 estimated at nearly "a
OOn 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Carson. New, Jan. 1.-THE Nevada
senatorial nght has been enlivcncd BY
the ptc1oncc Of a. g. Cleveland Of
white Pine county. He snys h. a.
full nadaed candidate for. United States
senator from ncpublican standpoint.
and that N things become nhxcd ~ my
extent that he has a fcw nufprlfeH IN
store Tor the Sewlnnda ani Stewart
atllwarts. The NcwinuiFI fnrcra were
rather unset hy the nnn-arliFal 20 Wi.
Ham sharon. who was hold In VIRGINIA
city by snow storm which has boon
In progress FOR twonty-fori hours. Tho
Stewart faction Il now corfnng Itself
10 ii,nrnfy bureau and VIII hood
Novnd, with MI huia ~ cnmpaiFn III
cratnfc IN the next few dnvr. A. the
wires hive bccn down an day little or
no outside news has been received by
either side. II T. rumorod no the S"w-
lands headquarters that what force
Mr. cleveland hos win be turned 20
Sowinnfs thus rivinH him tvn votes
4 iariaintlvu caucus viii probably be-
held on srrinv night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
SoRrn ATLANTIC SQUADRON.


New York. Jan, ia special 90 tho
Herald from Washington SAYS
- result uf % conference held by
Secretary l.Dnr captain a. y. Crown
inrhield, CHIEF NJ the bureau ~ unyiga-
ton. ana Rear Admiral hnmpfnn, tho
North Atlantic squadron viii DO Assem-.
hled about the end OF the month at
Havana,
Rear Admiral Sampson returned 20
NuW York after the conference o. per-
feet details Tor the movement AMI plan
mancouycrH Tor the iiect after ID leaves
Havana Tor % cruise ln tho West indies.
Aside from ~ moral onrCt the main
object ~ Admiral SIMPSONS visit "a
Havana win BE- to attach tho Toyaa
ana tho brooklyn a. his command
II n evident that the department has
no present Intention " diminishing the
North Atlantic squadron hy forming
European and South Atlantic fleets.
Roar Admiral Snmusun'H command VIII
comprise the SrW York tho Indiana.
the brooklyn. tho TrNaH and Newark.
aud possibly the Chicago. besides Hey-
crni smaller vessels
Tho Massachusetts, VIII Join hli
squadron ua soon ua she u ready which
VIII Doc about aiurrh.
should tho situation warrant such
action Rear Admiral Sampson will
leave nm nrmor clAd az Havana o. ala
tho authorities lu preserving peace,
The commanier-in-chie viii prepare
an Itinerary Tor tho West Indies cruise
70 submit % tho department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
INvrsrMrNTs ~ rou,Don.
American tntsrprt.. and Doiisr. are Nsh
Ing nrsdwsy In the Coun,ry.

Washington. Jan. ii.--Niinistor samp-
ron at Quinto, Ecuador. furnishes some
very interesting statements 10 the
state department relating TO American
other things. he says.
Ecuador n becoming one 0f the mort
importana nations on the west coast Of
Nauih America. In iu relation to the
United States,
An American company has received
To build railroad from Gunyaquli TO
Quinto at an estimated cost Of $1,000. .
coo In Eold. and n number of engineers
are now 81 work on the survey, a
representative % nnnihci Autficun
company IL ncvotinilnE Tot a contract
20 build another railroad that VIII cost
many millions Of dollars Another
American company has secured the
right 10 build tramway. which will
require a large sum Of money,
a company has been formed by
Americans 90 build In unhyuuil large
cotton factory and In ia Interest tho
lat" Congress- passed a law authorizing
the free importation Of cotton.
A charter has been secured by an
American company 10 start a bank
with capitri 81 one million dollars.
About three years AgO Ecuador was
flrn opened TO the Bible and Protest.
ant mialiunuric' \ number OF thcm
nrc now coming la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
ELECTRIC FLASHES.


The Senate committee on forclgn re-
lationn today authorized senator Davis
60 frpnrt the peace treaty favOrably
without amendment
After Ercat excitement and renewed
strenuous obstruction By the opposition
the election petitions blll was passed
by the British Columbia government
last night by vote Of Is 20 TO-
Jesse belong. the VOL known horse.
man, died today nt his home near
Niles, Mich, Of grip, AIR, belong was
owner " many celebrated running
horses and was known on nearly oy-
cry track east of the Mlfrlrnippi.
The American liner New York, FORM
efly the AUXILIARY cruirer Harvard.
started today On hor iirst passage since
the spanish war ~ "A merc,'antmAn, 10
England, aud the Transatlantic service
of the line was thus saved from inter-
rupton.
". l.. Mcswecny. u Taylor. n. D.. a
Hwiichman at Tacoma. wash. In the
employ of the Northern Pacific Co.,
missed his footing while attempting 20
board a car IN the "iialf Moon" yards
hero last night aud frll under the
wheels. The ears passed over him,
crushing both less ana completely Hcv-
cring his loft arm. Ito died shortly
after being removed 20 tho hospital.
The division Held hospital at tho Pre-
nllio. which recently discharged most
~ It's patients, Will al once be hlled
tn IT, utmost capacity when tho trans
ports ohio and Senator get into port
from Manila, In about week. with
the sick OF the Thirteenth Minnesota
regiment and attachments from other
commands. numbering Ia an about 900
patients. Tho senator viii also bring
tile Aston battery.
A telegram 10 the poal Dispatch from
Jacksonville, ~, tayHi Prof. .. n
Turner died az hir homo Ia that city
last nirht, aged " years. lie was a
visitor To Chicago when u was col
lection OF log hutH He was tho father
81 the Illinois University, one ~ the
man OF great culture and ability and
was intimately associated with the
great men OF the state la It's early
days.
Shortly before dusk last night two
mon entered the saloon 81 John Simon
on Jefferson avenue. Tacoma. Wash,
with rcyoivera drawn aud cooked
while one % thcm covered tho bar
tender and a patron. the other nnod
the cash register, securing considerable
money. They then bound the hai-
tender In one u the side rooms. locked
the patron IN another and, although
pursued and shot at. made their cs-
cape.
4 special 60 the Herald from st. Pc.
tcraburg says, II II absolutely known
In the best Informed political and dip-
iomltic circles here that the govern
montH OF France and England are Htriv-
INK IN every way aud In the most
friendly manner 10 smooth over an the
difficulties existing and considerable
transportation ~ Expressed az those Sec
lions Of the prosa In both countries
which give an opposite impression.
thereby nooilessiy aud misehleyously
exciting public opinion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
Hobson Arrives in Hawaii, No Mem
ton Of Oscillation.
TRUST BUYS Up THE SUGAR
computations Arise Regarding ship.
ments owing to the Probable
"svision Of Maritime Laws.

San Francisco. iln. 1.-THE steamer
Mnrif1'a arrived FROM Australia and
Honolulu today She brought "a large
number " aick aDil.e.a The Aafoclat.
cd pufa correspondent az Honolulu
hchiH The following udyicnsi
Honolulu. Jan i.-flout U1bson
Parsed through hero on December Al.
on hli way o. Join the Manila neat
lie wac ontoriulurI ia lunch bv
Special Asgut and Sir. Fnwnu III th.
American legation. There was nu In.
lt"lnpiu public reception nt tho y. N.
- A. aud later again nc the oWrrla'
,un, snl popular denomination Ut
Independence park viii NJ once bs
abandoned by the 4. B.. military dc.
pr umcnt. u ~ thcrn That tho hir nos.
liiAl established last Auruat has been
lutlleu, Tho patients nsuiHlulue la the
watla, about twenty ln number. viii
y. moved " the new hospital ut Buona
vista, IN Nuuanu VALLEY. three II lie
round the Horn sugar iost an, In mort.
They u~ tho ~ Francis. 4. " h.
iinhrfcN, ana Mliirruft Tho yaaa.is
~ chartered ln tho unmsa lf Inherent
llAhiiNNh HFnurlcHt but this ln merely
Tor convenience aH hy agreement such
hA'h'y VIII he represented iu each
'''H'H NH' NAAM 20 NNN NNANN NINM fnlH
yght goes O. the trust. The nnnss alton
~ the Islands with the probability that
lhr invitation laws win auun b. eX.
tended tn them. making traffic between
hrrv ana any part 81 the United
states ruaHtWiac trade g. b. carried on
only m American hottoma. has compile
chtni tn prnhlem Of setting the sugar
around the Horn. None but American
NeHnglH have been chartered Tor this
ifuiic hut The number % available
American Nearela u limited ~ by ar
Iausvinynt the sugar " different nrsn.
clgH VIII b. distributed among tho yrs-
telH 60 meet the convenience u tho
tfut', which u the purchaser.
Tho liritlHh ntrHmrhlp Tartar arrived
yesterday. n .'laya from Yokohama,
With 100 inpannH0 Immigrants aud a
quantity ~ freight.
The british ship Ananibra arrived
yesterday, Us days from Liverpool She
experienced very had weather. gales
and hunNy seas, ana wur obliged e. put
INTO honievidnn Ia distress for repairs.
ff"m Monitvlir1 rhc experienced bad
weather ana was N days making this
port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

plttaburg. Jan. 1.-THE committee
appointed ~ investigate the books 81
the United Milne Workers ~ America
was not ready 10 report whom tho cone
ventlon opened this morning and ro-
ccna WIS taken until two O'Clock this
afternoon,
Tho investigating committee VIII
probably not finish the work before to-
morrow morning. The convention II
sim unorgnnizod and practically no
business has yet been accomplished.
After The seating of the delegates the
election ~ officers viii be held and this
win leave but two days IN which tho
important business OF the convention
must be- rushed through 10 completion
IN time To meet the operators In tho
Interstate convention next week, Many
~ the delegates are becoming provoked
over what they consider unnecessary
delay. and a number have expressed
their determination NJ leaving Tor home
tomorrow n tho convention does not
got down 60 business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

New York. Jan. ii.-Aftor the fight
Tom sharkey made this statement.
" won this iiEht fair and square.
simply knocked the man out aud ala II
IN good time. ! thought I would win
about the tenth round. and told my
SECONDS %, My eye was blnck"d little
but otherwise ! am unhurt. Tho blow
that knocked mo down wnn dandy.
hut ! knew I would rccurern'e. The
Kid can hit hard and IL fast. but have
some speed myself and aa for hitting I
let the public judge ~ that
when I got W from the Touchdown
blow ! was rtili strong ana the one
minute rest put me all right again.
Mccoy ~ a Food game fellow and
give him all the credit In the world. but
he can't whip me nor eau anyone else
In the world. I think I am the best
man In the world ANA believe have do
ncrNVd--nt least I have mot them all
aud each time got the money. Nobody
can nay anything about this nght. but
the fact II I knocked my man out.
am rrady 60 night anybody for tho
championship Of the world"
l<id Mccoy said - am defeated but
! ntill think I can whip tho man who
got the decision. ! had Shnfkcy prac-
tically knocked out IN the third round
nn anyone who saw the nght viii agree
60, hut I made the mistake ~ being too
cautious and waiting Tor bctter op.
poftunity 10 nniHh tho Job Tho blow
he struck me which sent me down was
one of his wild swings, all OF which
hnd been able 20 avoid with ease and
n was entirely chance that Il landed.
However. II ana land was effective and
n n my fault, Hut uH I said before, I
ntiii think ear whip Sharkey and win
do ~ N ! get another chance. don't
like 10 make any charge 81 foul work
against my opponent, but ! was struck
twicc very low. or courn. I am heart
broken over the result, but II can't be-
hclprd.
u realize that was up against a
man Considerably heavier than
myself, but anyone who saw
the third round ~ the fight viii
ngrcc with me when nay have got a
very good chance 10 defeat Mr.. sharkey
II We meet again"
Referee Tim Hurst said;
There were no fouls committed. ~
there had been ! should have diaqunii-
Ned the man who committed H. The
blow OF which there was some question
was planted IN the pit OF McCoy's
stomach ana fcnt him % the ground. I
saw Il land. The nghiing All through
was very fair aud the men hroko clean
~ when ordered 10. Mccoy was count
cd out while lying on the ropes Ia tho
trnth round and I had already awarded
tho nfht 60 Shnrkey before Mccoy was
upon his feet. Rhnrkoy did not know
this AZ the time. and | was bury count
inH out the seconds over Mccoy ana
had no Idea that Sharkey would punch
him again. but the sailor lost his head
ana struck Mccoy o swipo ON tho back
of the hcad which knocked him down
again and | was M mad aa l could be
when ! saw II done"
In NIL reports Mccoy was quoted as
a.
talk went, until the crowd gathered az
the ring side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Mansfield. Mo. Jan. ii.-Bryum. the
roli.confcsscd train fohbcf. today posi-
lively Identified John KENNEDY. arrest
Cd In Kansas city yesterday, az the or
ranlzer and leader " the gang who last
Tuesday night held w and robbed n
Kansas city. Fort Scott 4 Memphis
passenger train. at Mncomb. $40.
Jennings" has also been Identified
nous bandit who was connected with
the James gang for many years. Ryan
carries scars received IN some u his
raids.
Kennedy was brought here last night
from Kansas city for his preliminary
hearing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
pArrLr ~ oosoo rRrr STATE.
ns,,icia. Irib..m.n Dsfss, q Column Of
the state Troops.

fruasois Jan. 1.-THE Pctitbleu an.
nounccs that the Batclclns itibcamcn
~ the Congo Free State. who u was
~ nounced from hero on January 7. de.
fcntod column OF su0 % the state
har on Nov. II. In addition a. killing
two officers. one sergeant und go nt.
tive troops, captured 10 whites. two
Euna. ammunition and quantity %
provisions. In addition nvc whites
were killed at Kalumbar. which n the
chief town ~ the district. II was gar
TiIoncd by 800 men. who deserted.
now at Stanley Falls. IA --.sing force
~ men to proceed against the iiatoia-
las.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
TO BRING THE BODIES HOME
licmains Of Three Elders Who Died
In Europe Ia he Buried IN Utah.

President Lorenzo Snow has written
To Elder platt u, Lyman. president %
'he European mission. requesting that
Tho remains of Elder Albert Peterson.
Who died az upsala. sweden. In peoom-
Der last. Elder David 81 Miner. who
passed away In Scotland In October.
aud Elder Neii1 Wllhelmapn. the presl.
urhl % the Scandinavian mission, who
was hurled IN Copenhagen In August,
~ no eNhumcd from thelr respective
etllng places IN Europe, and brought
hnme 10 Utah, whore they wiz rcppsc
ny the side Of their departed loved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

siame'e Minister In rari. Instructed TO
Gain Time and Yield Nothing,

New York, Jan. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Singapore says
The name Of the French agent In the
f.uang prnhang province of Slam, who
was fired on recently by an armed body
Of sinmcae. IL Mnccy, not NORM. as pre-
yiously cubled, The charge of firing
upon his party was no clearly proved
that a rupture might have occurred had
not the SinmcHe government declared
that Kcntao was 90 IA the twenty Ave
hlnmoter gone. a commission has been
appointed Ia examine the question.
There arc delicate negotiations regard
Ing other matters previously opened In
Paris by the Siameae minister. The
latter has been instructed 10 gain time
and 10 yield nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Wichita. ltas.. Jan. ii.-Ex.Rcprc-
sentative brown. Sllvor Republican
~ Arkansas city has written "a letter
20 cX-dnv, Leody calling him coward
Tor sending a message 20 tho loFisla.
turr denonnclng Brown M his absence.
brown had accused the governor u
a liar.
Browns friends declare that the let
ter contains a challenge. A. eN-Gov.
l.eedy Il a quaker, his reply IL anxious
~ awaited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Washington. Jan. 1.-the condition
Of Representative pinslcy thlH morning
was reported uH practically unchanged,
Ito 10 Htlll extremely weak but tho
avn In tho past tWu OF three days with
out ans npprrUluhlo change Tor tho
worse. and thai hr has succeeded On
gaining considerable natural sleep dna-
mo mo aggravated nervous symptoms,
rlvra ground Cor encourlgement 10 his
family aud physicians.
Last night he secured considerable
rest and ION better for that reason.
Roth Hon John W. Foster and Hon.
Wayne MacNeagh are better today,
The former IL now able 10 sit up "a
times.