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COLUMBIA LEADS
Continued from page ID

had heen set. instead of keeping away
for the mark, they made almost tri-
,poular race of it. Without setting
their spinnakers. they Iuffed sharply to
e+,rboard. each striving for the weather
guage.
The Columbia showed her rival fleet
nair of heels, gaining gradually from
the start. For almost an hour the luf-
fling match continued, carrying the big
single stickers four miles off their
course. The Shamrock having been
badly beaten in her attempt to get to
windward, both squared away for the
mark. breaking out their big spinna-
kers to the following wind.
After watching the yachts run be-
fore the wind for an hour during
which the breeze gradually died down
to about five knots or less, the eXcur-
sion fleet went ahead and gathered
about the float to witness the turn.
by the time they had lined up the big
yachts could hardly be discerned,
through the haze. The wind kept fall
ing and there was Il long wait
The balloons of the big sloops bellied
in and out. shivered. collapsed and the
race deGenerated into a drifting match
as they approached the mark. The
challenger was directly astern of the
Columbia. trying to blanket the Yam
koc but the Columbia somehow man
aged to get wind enough to keep her
Shining through the water and in vain
the BritiSher strained to overtake her.
Tho yachts were half an hour covering
the last half mile.
Slowly the Columbia wore around the
mark ana filed away. Passing the Sham
rock still outward bound. close aboard
on her weather, She robbed her of tn"
light breeze and left her with dropping
winds utterly hCcalmcd for a full minute
y brass -thrnatcd chorus had greeted tn
Columbia as She turned. and ii was r.
pcatcI with added viSor when the Shan: 1
rock went around, minutes and Is see
onds later
TIN Columbia had gained 5 minutes an |
81 seconds in the u miles to lccward-
About .: hours had been consumed an |
there appeared no chance for either yacht
To get home. but as the breeze continued
to haul to the southwark it made a fair
wind for the return journey. ana as it
freshcncd to ~ knots soon afterward. 4
faint hope arose of finishing within tn"
time limit
The Yankee sailed away from her rival
like i ghost ship, leaving her far astern,
increasing the distance between them 50
rapidly that when the race was declared
Off at Az. She was leading by three
miles
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MUTlNY AT SEA.
Crew OF Julian A. Schiosscr Murder Captain
His Wife and Mate.

Santa Cruz de Tcncriffc, oct. 19-Thn
brig Julian y. SchIosser recently arrived
here on her way to Brazil and reported
that during the voyage the hrlmsman haI
murdered the captain. the captains Wife
and the mate.
The Brazilian consul asked assistance
Infanta Isabel sent several boats crews
to the brig. They were fired upon by thu
briggs crew and the marines replied. lin +
ally boarding the ship. Eleven seamcn
then Jumped overheard but were rescued
by the cruisers boats ana are now inn
prisOned.
The hemsman committed suicide. An.
other murdered man was found on board
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IMPERIAL MOBILIZATION.
England intends 10 Show World What an
Army She Has Ready.

Halifax ~ s. Oct 19-Thc military
authorities here say it Is extremely prob
able that the mobilization or the militia
OF Great Britain Is to be extended
throughout the empire ana that IL VIII
not be surprising if the militia OF Canada
ana the other British colonies VIII bl
notified through the colonial governments
To assemble any day. This Will be the
first imperial mobilization ana ~ designed
to hn a test and a demonstration 10 tn
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Pilot Xclb's License Suspen, ed.

New York. oct. 1S.-Thc local board
Of steamboat inspectors in session, to-
day, suspended the license of w. H.
Kelley. pilot of the steamboat John
Harlin for 20 days. The Harlin was
one of the fleet which followed the
racing yachts and Pilot Kelley is ac-
cused Of having refused to pay attcn-
ton to signals directing him to keep
clear of the course
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Brooklyn. ID: Philadelphia. 8.

philadelphia, oct. 1.-THE Brooklyns
took another game from the Philadei
pnias- To-Day McJames and Piatt were
hit hard and were relieved bv Kcnrciv
and bernhard respectively. The teams
VIII continue the series Of exhibition
games at Brooklyn. tomorrow
. 3 ) 6 s r. HE
Brooklyn. 3 3 ! 0-Ii-1a :
Philadelphia. 3 } 0 0 1-S-i3-I
observation-disclosures, Kennedy and Nc
CURE; Piatt Bernhard and Douglass.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

No. Bulflnch ST.. Opposite Revere House, Boston,
Mass. Established in 1850. This renowned Institu.
ton publishes the staunch and far famed, popular
and uncqualed Medical Treatise entitled
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vRYBURG FALLS.
Continued from page ~

stated that the Portuguese forces at
Delagoa Bay will be raised to war
strength.
ut is announced from Pretoria that
an eccentric person known as Baron
De Guinsberg has been courtmartialed
and shot as a spy. Plans of the local
forts were found in his possession.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Oct. H.
b.s9; November. 6.99; December. 7.c$; jan
9arN, 100: February, 1.i0: March. 1.l2:
April IA; May. us: June, 1.f9; July. ~;
August, 7.2u
Cotton spot closed steady: middings.
IS middling gulf, rs Sales ll27 bales.
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Nervous and Physical Debility,

ing) Varcocele, Structure the Errors OF YOUTH the
Excuses of Mature Years, and all DISEASES and
WEAkNEsSESof MEN, from Whatever Cause
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly and radi-
cally cured at the old reliable
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5000 Troops TO Sail. Today.

London. oct. 1g-Aimost everything is
now in readiness for thc great departure
of troops from Southampton. tYui.rrnw
when five transports, each carrying luG
men. with officers, viii -ta-I IUr S..t.
Africa
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TO CURE IA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromp Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il ii fails
to cure. +. w. Groves signature is IN
each box. DC.
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New York Money Market

,t.,- New York, Oct 10.
last loan, a. 70 SeHO :
Prime mercantile paper. 51h0s Der cent
Sterling exchange strong. with actuHi
BUSINESS in bankers bills at SiS7taSI4S1ft
Tor da demand and at $i.SS4Mi.SSh for e.
Silver certificates. 5SG5g
Bar silver. 577s
Mexican dollars. A.
Government bonds, firm
| nIt91 G.af,- ,,av- 4
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LOWELL WILL FOLLOW FALL
RIVER

Lowell Mass, oct. 19.-If the Fall
vance Of wages, the cotton weavers here
will follow suit. This was decided on al
meeting. tonight. A meeting of the
TeXtile Union has been called for Oct %
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naming refugees having been warned IA
leave by way Of Delagoa Bay"
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asked.

Texas Pacific lg. lists ....... 7rt
bdO. reg. Zds ...
Union Pacific lists .......x.. ~
Eek. int ssbid ltasLaa
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Article

IN the Produce Exchange;
~ L IER-Dull but steady; crcamerits,
l5m22; dairy, 13t2G19.
EGGS-Steady; fresh. 16la.
CHEESE-Steady; crcamrries. 1l&4l2.
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III Irl'S-
BOW iptbiN

Score-Tufts 6; Eowdpin, Q. Touch
Coal from touchdown -
kcmpton. Referee and umpire, Pottlc OF
Bowdoin. and Lash NJ Tufts. IinCsmcn,
Spear and Jones. Twenty minute halves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
KLONDIkE A THING or THE PAST.



While II comes somewhat late to be
~ much benefit. the report Of Captain
Patrick Henry Ray. II the army Just
submitted by the war Office TO Congress
more than rubstantlates everything
that has been said about the fraud
practiccd upon the public To Induce u
to Join the mad rush TO the klondike
country. According to this report there
Ia nothing In Alaska or the Northwest
territory 20 Justify such rush. No
discoveries u extraordinary richness
have been made. and, while the whole
country has been atnkcd. u was only
done to catch suckers In the East.
The crop was both heavy and valuable.
Captain Ray In his report cites
Canadian officials who have denounced
the boom ~ an Internal fraud and goes
ON TO say that woOdchopplng for the
river boats was about the only paying
business In the klondikc. lie cannot
see what 20 per cent 81 the people going
into the country will do Tor living.
The ruling rate II interest In Dawson
" from 10 10 u per cent per month.
which In itself gives fair idea Of the
speculative condition OF the finances
there.
People were warned from the very
start not To- attempt to W there unless
they we're provided with sufficient
means 10 bring them hack. Not few
needed the warning and are today
thankful To- those who gave u. Others
howcver-and one viii meet such pco-
pie cfywhgrc--took their chances
and In doing M took their lives In thuir
own hands. and lost them, too. In many
Instances. while the report ~ Cap
tain Ray COMES rather late 30 act as q
warning. II II ntill Of sufficient force To
prevent new ventures In that direction.
A. all events II viii practically Kill all
the fraudulent Hpcculatlona which have
been attempted by unprlnciplcd per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
THE rRAyco.GERMAy ALLIANCE.
Golfers wceklyl


For those who want 10 talk Of poll
ties. and yet are determined TO dodgo
the Drcyfus affair. the main subject %
discussion II Just now the possibility
~ Franco German alliance. II was
Jules Lcmnitrr. the distinguished AGA.
dcmiClan. upon whom quiet literary
glory has % pnllcd that he IN now en-
deavuring 10 become POLITICAL lead.
~. who found In his heart the pluck to,
try this upon the French public.
Before Il was accepted. his iirHt arti-
Gle on the question went the rounds 81
the Paris editors, who, like the editors
Of other countries | could name. enter
tain curious uupcratltlonH ~ TO what
viii promote or lnjufe circulation, Not
one of them could be induced 10 touch
this Franco German alliance proposal.
Al last. however. Nalcntln simond gave
II room In "L'f:cho de Paris" having
probably devised some plan to pacify
his public after the advertising
strength ~ this bold insult 60 the "a.
cred crecdn was all spent,
And now Nnlentln Rimond and his
confreron are amazed 10 heir the echo
~ approval which In rolling n from
all over the country. II - med ar
though many were but waiting Tor a
signal tn lot out In print or by Wuru Of
mouth what had been weighing hray'
iiy upon their minds; namely, that the
time has passed when an cnort should
have been made To reconqucr Alnncc-
Lorraine. that the frank, open aban-
donment Of all Idea of revenge u now
imperative " France IN not 10 die OF
this canceroun notion, which profess
rionai patriots have kept fostering In
her finakH for almost thirty years
After tho war of iNiO-ii. France,
bleeding, rnnromed, dirmemhered, was
enragcd with humiliation ana physical
pnln and vowed that she would not
rest until avenged, New generations
arc come. more enlightened, hence more
Hcepticnl ~ success In the contemplated
onslaught. more Hcentlcnl of the al.
ynutngca uf such a success even.
They known that AlHnec, even when
under French rule. was always most
~ German In language. customs ana
manners: that today there are In the
two provinces two million uerinaiia,
and only one hundred ana forty thou
sand people ~ French origln, most NJ
whom have by now received a German
education, served In the German trmyi
been thoroughly Germnnizcd; that, IN
short. II II question whether Alsace,
or even Lorraine, would want to come
back at all,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Raid on "roohIe.~ a, San Francisco.

San Francisco. Cal. March is.-Chlcf
Of Police Lees declares that he Will
continue TO make daily raids nj the
InRicrldo race track until betting on
the events II stopped. lie says.
THE supervisors have passed an or
dinancc declaring that betting on horse
races and coursing events must stop
and the new law will be rlgldiy en-
forced"
The cases ~ the bookmakcrs aud
others already under arrest will be
fought vigorously In the courts. ac-
cording 10 statements made by I'D.
Corfigan and his associates IN the
MANAGEMENT ~ the track. In the
meantime II u proposed to Ignore the
ordinance. n possible. Notwithstanding
the uncompromisinr attitude of tn.
authorities. Several Of the down town
pool rooms have been closed and the
police promise 10 raid Others. cours-
Ing will be resumed at fnRlealde on
Friday. but u Ia possible that the man
aKcmcnt will permit no betting until
the legality Of the ordinance IN judici-
ally determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

les in f5S9. and completed his simiie by
likening Gomez 10 an end OF the cen
tury Mirabcau. who had entered into
negotiations with another Marie An
toinettc.
No, a single newspaper in Havana.
Cuban or spanish. has yet had a word
10 say IN defense OF the assembly's at
tempt TO dcpose Gen. Gomez. although
the editor Of one Of the more radical
cuban organs, la Discussion. sits In
the assembly and casts his vote with
the majority for the revocation OF Co
mez's commission. Their was an urgent
reason for silence. however. on this
editors part. for. curiousiy enough. the
handlers and dealers In newspapers
here unanimously agreed to circulate
no Journal which contained attacks on
the deposcd general In chief.
That Gen. Brooke would continue 10
recognize Gen. Gomez as the only re-
sponslble agent through whom the pay
mcnts 81 arrears to the Cuban soldiers
could be made. has been a forcgone
conclusion for several days.
This morning the cuban commander
visited the governor generals head
quarters by Invitation and the two had
a friendly talk on the best means Of
carrying the distribution into effect.
The Meade. which carries the 5000
900 allotment In expected to arrive here
before the end Of the week and after
the conference between the two gener-
ais was over. II was announced that
payment would be begun promptly I'M
der the conditions completed In the ori-
glnai settlement with the Washington
authorities.
This decision virtually dieaoivcp the
military assembly. for there II now no
prospect that the commission appointed
yesterday 60 visit the United states
and appeal TO the United States for au-
thority to contract n larger loan. can
even reach the Federal capital before
tho army receives the promised arrears
and the process 81 disarmament be-
gins
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See Our New Display
ioNev tAch- .s,sof isTj

Stockton and other points IN the San
Joaquin valley. with Indications " a
generous downpour. The same cOndi.
tlons exist In the Santa Clara valley.
In both sections rain II badly needed.
Solano and Sonoma counties report a
goodly visitation. The crops In these
sections are In excellent condition and
great harvcsts u fruit and grain are
assured.
only a trace OF rain has fallen In
the southern coast counties. but. as
elsewhere. Indications point TO. a big
rainstorm where II II needed more than
In any other part Of the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Au.,railan oct. POINTER. from am,rlen.

Washington. March i6-Tlmothy
Howard " Australia, who win have
charge of the government telegraph
and telephone system of that country,
n In the United States making an In
Ncstigntion OF American methods on
these lines. lie has been In conaulth-
tion with the postmaster general and
other officials and viii observe the In
vice In the postoiiicc building here.
Mr Howard viii report TO his govern
ment the results ~ his investigations
which deal with the establishment,
management. bookkeeping and other
phases Of the telephone and telegraph
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
ounA DAY ny DAY.
Military Assembly asa Factor In R..tora.
tion ~ order Dismal raiiure.

New York, March IA dispatch 10
the Trihun. from Havana says
The elimination Of the Ho-callcd mill
inry assembly at cerrO 40 q factor In
the restoration Of order and the rr-cs-
tnbllHhment ~ government In Cuba.
seems now an accepted fact,
Interest has practically ceased In the
Nominations ~ that extraordinary and
irresponsible body, a mere revolution
nry fungus, which seeks to perpetuatc
lts growth under conditions which have
long ago demonstrated Its futlllty and
usslcsHncsr,
\ few days ago one Of It's frothlcst
orators compared this moribund as
Hemhly tn the history making conStitu-
tlonnl assembly which met at Neraall-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Two rumpmss shut In by = Cavern for .
Week ut LesdviiIe.

Leadvillc. Colo, March is.-It was
hoped to rescue today Charles Rcusa
and Albert Frey. the pufapmcn. who
have been Imprisoned In the bon Air
mine six days In consequence OF the
cnvlnR In ~ the walls Of the shaft, but
the rcHculng party was disappointed.
Hevonty-thrce feet and drift was
then run "a the old shaft. but II was
found TO be cloggcd nj that point with
broken timbcrr and debris. II IL
therefore necessary 90 sink the new
shaft further and the two men viii
remain prisoners under ground some
time longer. They are wcll supplied
with provlrions and are not suffering
much hardship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
welcome Raiastor,n In california.

Gan Francisco. cal. March ib.-The
drouth which was threatening the loss
OF millions of dollars 10 the state has
been broken by a rain storm. which
promises e. continue Tor several DAYS.
Nearly an inch OF moisture has already
been distributed over the Sacramento
valley, Reports show that both grain
aud fruit crops are IN excellent condl-
ti0n throughout the big valley. and the
present storm with usual spring show
ers. viii insure abundant harvssta.
a light precipitation IN reported from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

seattle Washington. March ia
letter from Captain ". II. Parker.
master of the barge Admiral. which
y IN winter duarterr flvc miles on st.
Michnel-. says six men have ar.
rived from tn. North American Trans.
portation and Trading company'H
steamer T.. u. wcnrc. which " lee
bound In the Yukon. near Holy Cross
mission. The men do not think they
Will be able to save her In the spring
Seven mon left the steamer. but one
got lost coming down ana the others
think he Mnn frozen 10 dnnth.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Jsil Delivery In Colorado.

Denver, Colo, March i5.-Emmot
Ayres. who N under conviction FOR the
murder In the second degree ana Jas.
Mackay, n cattle chief, escaped from
the county jail by saving their way
through the bars Of window ana
Jumping to the ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Not one chlll dies who're Ton for.
merry died from Group. People have
learned the value ~ one Minute Cough
cure ana use II FOR severe lung and
throat troubles, IL immediately stons
coughing, II never fails. h. u
Schramm. Mccormick Building. corner
Main street First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Chicago riumbsr-wni Hats. Price.

Chicago. March i5.-At secret SEES.
sion Of the Central supply Association.
comprlalng manufacturers aud 1obbcrs
Of plumbcrs' supplies from the territory
surrounding Chicago for several hum
drcd miles held here for the purpose ~
discussing prices. II was decided 10 adj
vance prices after the expiration of two
weeks and then TO make a second adj
vance late, !. the -riiHg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
nlLIs rom rrmn room.

Pure food bills failed To pass In
Utah's Legislature, but VIII be eonsid-
cred very reasonable by the consumers
OF H. V. spring water lee when present.
81 by the MI. Ice CO., Tel. Is. y. A.
StenrnF, MGR,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.

70 IVES, Second South Street.
bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewrit.
ing. English branches. Day and Even
Ing school, Experienced teachers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
E|egQDI Su|pnuT Turkish Both

And Treatment ltooms In charge of n
Competent Phyaicinn, who Will diagnose
ana prescribe fof patients needing med
zeal hid. YOU have catarrh. Dyspep-
ga. Hhtninnunfn, Nervous Troubles or
sidney Disease. come and ho cured
Any kind Of u bath you want Massage
ior both aeses swimming lessons ior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Demand
Steadily Growing

For our $3.50 Shoes for Men
and Women. Exclusive styles
at this price only to be had
Of US in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

For sale ~ z. c. NJ. J.. Clark IL.
drcdgc a Co. Salt Lake Hardware Co,
and Geo. A. Lowe. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

compound does its hest work now as spHnS
comes on. These early spring days encouIdso
getting well. Nervous diseases are less scuo-
born and debility yields more quickly now IMAM
at any other time.
II will astonish every one who KNOWS faihes
celery compound only by hearsay. 70 try II no"
and 10 see the change from yellow saIo"
complexion TO fresh. healthy color: headsches
Will wholly sleep Will reftesn ana tns
mind grow clear. By means If this great mod
ern remedy the liver that has been sluggish AZ
winter becomes active. and bilious attacks ana
the poisonous headaches and the diseases AKIN
10 rheumatism which are its result are cut
short.
II il were possible 10 make house-to-house
canvass OF families where Paines celery conn
Mound is being used during these carly spring
days an overwhelming amount or evidence
would appear showing the implicit conndence
that is placed in this greatest OF all spring rer-
edies: and the enormous number Of people wno
are being cured Of some form ~ nervous rrou-
bles sleepessness. indigestion. headaches heu.
ralgia heart troubles or a general rundown
condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-11

II ia 20 wonderfully successful simply because
IL accom- oshes in every instance exactly what
is claimed for II.
And Of what other remedy can that he said?
Every form OF nervous trouble. whether local
tied In the muscles. heart. brain. or in the
nerves themselves. is cured-to stay cured-by
Paine's celery compound. Every kind and de-
gree OF Impeachment Of the system is over
come by this greatest Of all invigorators after
other remedies have shown no beneficial effect
II is the spring remedy vOuched for by ply
sicians teachers and we'll read, well informed
men and women in every part Of the country.
People are everywhere dying of exhausted
nervous energy or dragging out their lives in
pain and discomfort. because Of sleepessness,
nervousness and fagged-out brains The OBJ
iective point Of Paine's celery compound In sue
cessfully curing such nervous troubles is 10 feed
the nerves build up the wasted brain parts
nOurish the tissues and increase the constructive
CAPACITY Of the blood. Health and renewed life
10 all the nervous tissues thus takes the place
Of the lethargy ard the debility OF disease. when
Paine's celery compound is employed.
No one will need to be told that Paines celery