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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

100 Thus Eariy In N. lam. I. u Record
Year.

90 Thus Iariy In the Tam. u "a Record
Year.
From the dealers In general COMES
the universal verdict that 1893 has al
ready passed all expeo tntiona. one
man In particular, who has made his
virgin plunge into tho shifting seas ~
bicycle dealing stated u the "Ncwa"
that when h. started Ia this spring h.
expected o. sell close on 100
wheels. with tho season hardly
yet fairly 9pened he has al
ready diapoasd OF iSs bicycles and
ls keeping the wires hot FOR another
shipment Every where In the city Il
II the same old story this year beats
ia predecessors hollow" Everybody
seems 10 have designs on the street car
companies and II huying "a silent stecd.
II IL q good Indication ~ the trend of
the times when u IL stated that quito
number Of the purchasers are paying
anot cash for their wheels aud that the
necessarily biz majority % time pui-
ohancrs are coming NJ regularly with
thrlr natallmcntHibut poWlhly the dealt
ets are using more caution than M days
gone by when every acurchcr who came
along could pay 81 down aud ride his
machine for a couple ~ months Gro II
became apparent that tho purchaHer
could not meet bis obligations.
Among those who have bought wheels
Within the last ton days are the follow
CLEVELAND chaa. Poindexter ana
wife ~. ". sonssner dec,
Weller Miss slmhorg, Miss Bow
man, Miss non SOTO. Miss
Hazel Knowles Miss l.. &. chrls-
trnfen, Mrs. Maohattan Miss Thorn.
q. ~, Hcmcnwuy. w. W. Selsor Wm.
Harris. Mrs. o. Oroshrii, y, J. Midglcy.
a. g. Thorn, WIN. Snelgrove, William
strlneham, II. !. Smith. Miss Anna
Anderson. Miss Ruby Knowlton. H. u
Smith, Miss deneVa Bgbert, a. l.. Whit
ney, 4. V. Proctor. H. NJ. Wnpiley. Il
II. onloer, A. u. officer, r. W. Bellls-
tone, Jas, A. May, Edward Watson, 4.
G, Taylor, g. s. Kinney =. A. whitney.
Andrew j. SorenHon. Geo. Dallschwcllcr.
Jas. w, Nah, VIII browning, Robt
Glendlnnlng. Mrs. Harry Knowles W.
H. Fowler, !. G. Trleller and Al coaan.
TRIBUNE Misr Miilie Atkins, w. a.
LIT, w. Thnrklll, H. nm J. Give. Miss
n, Peterson, w. r. Cook. W G, lirown,
=, g. Beck. q. A, Gibbs. l.. g. Cohen
Jno v, sharp, Miss Wagner. Chris
WaBnir, Mrs. H. u, Davis, g. 81 Soron-
son, v, III. Ford g. =. conman. James
Moolley. v. Glendennlng and u. q,
Thompson.
nAMnLER-T. slddoway, William
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
A NEW MOON.

IEfum tho outlook
Professor Irckcting'a now moon u
Saturn will play havoc with the as
Economical textbooks. which for many
ycnm have told un that our solar syH-
ITEM has but twcnty-onc satellites. u
was an Easy prediction that Saturn.
with hundreds ~ thousands II attend
ant. bodies forming ~ rings might
well be accompanied with more than
eight lucid moons. but aH before Pro.
fcraor uarnafd'a discovery Of the nfth
satellite Of Jupiter. mo- one had critical
" explored the region close to the
giant planet. 20 no one had carefully
swept over tho extensive ARIA lust out
side ~ Aatufu's known moons Ana IT,
scrutiny has been rewarded with sue
cess, for his new munu " more than
thirty times farther from Saturn Than
our moon " from the earth, aud II
travels round It's central orb IN "a I"r-
loi ~ seventeen months Instead % one
while a discovery % important would
have been wcll.niFh impossible by for.
mer methods of optical search mefcly II
II BY no means cnHy even with photo.
RruphN which was Professor Picker
inH'F potent ally. For tho new moon
" body au faint that very fcw ~ tho
worlds greatest telescopes are CONS
potent 10 disclose H. and upon the phu-
ioghaphlc plates taken with Miss
liruce'H telescope, upon four 81 which
u wnH flrst discovered. are stars hy the
hundred thousand 81 the same degree
OF faininers with the satellite. and from
which u must be- cautiously dinrrcn-
tlated. Al who delight In observing
condolences will not fail To note that
Hyperion. the satellite ~ Saturn last
previously found. was discovered also
at the Harvard observatory.
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A GREAT SENSATION.
The Miraculous Power Displayed BY
PROFESSOR REEDE


The people uf salt Lake city viii be
be- pleased 60 learn that Professor
RCodc, tho world famous clnrlynyAnt
IL In their midst. Yesterday a reporter
called on Professor lleede at his par-
lurn, ga south state. and after waiting
hlr turn among the many visitors. In
tfodured himself and was surprised to
meet q young man ~ great intelligence
md pleasing personality. After a
short conversation tho reporter WAS
antoundod when Professor i,cede told
him ~ various events and Incidents
M hin life that were known only 10 the
rpnurtpr himself The many wonderful
things Professor Reede ala would read
like fairy tale.
Ills insight into the hidden forces
that arc constantly shaping events h.
an N-Rny machine Of no mean lual-
ity. iin reeH through tho surface 81
things Into the depths ana thus be-.
comes aware not unly OF the present
but also NJ the past. llut the most
valuable as well ~ astonishing faculty
which he exhibits ~ his ability 10 FORE
toll approaching events. ana to give re-
liable advice by which they can be-
shaped
liy this great yower he ~ able 10
guide his friends ana patrons away
from dangera which threaten them and
start them IN the wnv ~ lhcir hearts
desires. Professor Reede has been los
Gated In Boston and New York city
Tor some years past ana many Of thu
most prominent men 81 those cities
owe their success IN life 10 him Ife
predicted tho election ~ Robert a
Van Wyck ns mayor OF Greater New
York.
50 much testimony concerning Pro-
fcssnr lieedc's wonderful Rift IL at
hand that an credulity II ailrneed.
When travelling through Europe he
was DECORATED by the late Emperor VIII
Ham OF Germany with tho Cross Of tho
crown set In diamonds (which he con-
stnntly wearF) for services rendered.
such an invidloua distinction sets "a
distinguished mark Of approval upon
Professor ieede as being possessed ~
a power approaching the Supernatural
m divinlnE the life secrets OF past,
present and 60 come,
Professor Rcede h Of German parent
age and ranke Ia class by himself
hlFh above an ao-called ClairvOyants
and mind readers. The reporter left
being thoroughly convinced that he was
all that he claimed to be.
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AN EASY TEST.

II you are suffering from Kidney or
bladder disease, the doctor asks, ''Do
You desire 20 urinate often. and are You
compelled to get up frequently during
the nightf Does you back pain your
Does your urine stain linang L. thero a
rcnldlng poin In passing H. aud IL ID
difficult 10 hold the urine back III go.
your Kidneys or bladder are diseased f"
Try putting some OF your urine IA "A
glass tuinblcr. lot Il stand twenty. Four
hourn. n there IL sediment, or "A
cloudy, milky appearance, your Kid-
noya are sick,
Or. David Nennedy'a Fayorite REM
cry VIII surely relieve and cure even
the most distressing case OF these dread
dirensea, and no physician can pres
scribe a medicine that equals IL Tor
diseases Of the Kidneys. Liver, Bindder
and Blood. RheumatiAm. Dyspepsia
and Chronic Constipation. n Will
promptly correct the bad effects OF beer
and NhiHlly, Al drug stores sell il Tor
one dollar bottle
ny sending your address 10 the Dn.
DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
Rondout. n. v, ana mentioning the
News trial bottle, together with
pamphlet Of valuable medical advice.
win be sent you free postpaid by mail.
our readers can depend upon the non.
uinenesa Of this liberal offer.
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q al. are In favor Of licensing the
wheelmcn at nominal annual araoHn-
ment NJ say ~ per capita aud placing
the proceeds at the disposal Of COM
mittce for the furlhernncv ~ better
roads grnerally. AH before stated. tho
question hns bcen nsitatcd before. but
the constant drip of water wears away
"a. hardest stone ana possibly romo day
the rolOns may awake to the fnet that
In the face 81 the repeated VITA riding
by irresponsible youngsters with tho
attendant accidents ana riding down
of toddling infants possibly tho
license tag may be - vogue
The voice " tho track protector IL no
longer heard IN the land, o. the as
sistance that the promoters banked up-
on In the form ~ good big bunch ~
stock being Appropriated By Tho cycle
dealers Of this city does not material
lac. The dealers axiom apparently N
''et the boys build track and boom
our particular brand ~ wheel and We
viii do the rcft''-Hcli them.
]. p. Gum, who has for the past
three weeks been talking bicycle races
al calder's Park IN Decoration Day,
has AZ lnst resigned to the Inevitable.
The projected races viii not come on.
In their stead two professional events
amateur races VIII be Included IN tho
meet, otherwise the tfottcrh Will be the
star attraction.
The mile professional bicycle race al
Caider'a WIN have ns hI,st prize so,
with $50 and A. for the next two post
tlon. One-half mile professional with
fsb. $40 and 81 for prlzcs. A special
medal will be given In tho novice race,
and a haif.mlle for the nmnteura, u
has not yet been decided whether the
races VIII be sanctioned by the l.. A.
W. or the California nFNnciation. M
that N optional with tho riders and the
majority viii rule.
There IL further considerable talk m
changing tho proposed annual neqora.
tion Day Pennington rond r1r0 and
turning n into n professional event
with the attendant cash prizor. conre-
quently tho amateur mutt either stay
out or else Join the ranks ~ the
sheokel-hunting professional
II doesn't take much of prophet to
prediet that after the road race II run
IN that the Interest IN racing VIII
materially suprido until n has ~ an
nuai stlmuluFtw.lys months hence
The wheel h responsible for the
statement that under proper paee.mak-
Ing. trials indicate that q cycllst may
mako a mile minute on d flying start,
T.. v. Anderson recently rode q mile,
paced by locomotive, In ioi 80
At six o'clock Tuesday evening New
York rity'H bicycle policemen were told
10 round up riders having no bells, By
II .. N. iorty-two riders We're arrested
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DETROIT BUREAU OF noRoLce,


From the Detroit JournaLl
II was about ten minutes before
closing time in the city clerks office
tho busiest period Of the day--yestor-
day Afternoon. and chief clerk CASTOR
was making the ink ny at a lively
rate.
".Tln-a.llng- ling"
II was the telephone nj the far side
~ the room. gnatun dropped his pen
and rushed tn the Instrument.
Us this the city haliF qucricd n aoft
feminine voice at the other end " the
line.
The frown on the clerks face soft
o. IN dulcct tone h. Informed the
fair inquirer that u was
VIII 20 u please be ~ kind nn to tell
me what timu VI laW continued the
voice NJ the other end Of the wire,
"Whn-wha--1 beg pardon" STAN.
mcrcd the clerk.
"Wlil you please tell me what time
II N. You are our clock his stopped.
and the wallis are 20 wet that ! hated
TO rtgp out aud thought " called up
the city hall ia got the right time. be-
cause " I'm late with supper my huH-
band"
Ten inlnutos 20 T. mn'am' Three
nfty Yes ten minutes o. T. Good
hy-not nt ala rial pleasure. aH-
sure YOU"
But az the clerk went back 10 his
desk he looked tired.
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M "scATTEp.n

Ihe respectable gentleman of the FOL.
LIVING nnecdote was the Victim ~ a
ssnsh, MISUNDERSTANDING. ana probably
~, ~ u'i no, ipik"t u; lie went To The
Ter on, Securing her "A sent ~ 49,,
INC bookstnll, ana then ret,irn,,i M hs ss
window TO ray parting word. ma Il
frequently done on such orr, ~,
~ mo meantime his daughter In
me feat 10 speak TO a friend, and al fhe
s ,au, silne g pilm Old maid came In ana
northnt change Inside, he hurrl,diy ~,
hlH face up 10 tho window and shiJ,
zone more klrs, sweet poti" In an In.
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und left their wheels overnight az So
curitv. The champion q tile squad
captured fourteen. another caught
eleven. another eight. and - on
The latest thing In cycle circles Is
mounted nrcmcn on bicycles. orders
were issued today by Fire chief Paris
N the Washington Fire department.
mounting u portion Of the city fremcn
on cycles. Tho orders direct that one
o. more men shall be detailed from cnch
IRE company 20 respond TO local alarms
on bicycles. preceding ihcir companiea
the men 20 mounted to- carry small IRE
eNtingulsherH on their back ready for
Instant use On arrival at the drc.
The great majority Of alarms arr on
account ~ smsil fires. for which these
eNilnEuisherH nrv ample. and ~ q bicy-
clisi can reach the scrne % Ore quicker
than On engine n u thought the cfiioi-
ENJOY u the department VIII BE- In
creased uhder the new method.
Ever H'ncs froiicksomc fcrinlnity clad
in rhtlunal cnsnmc-hctter known
amonr the rcnflera - hlo0mers -ho-
strobe diamond frame. have stpfioa
heon In evidence regarding the FIRST np-
pcatance Of the fair prdalist amid rural
lccupa
The following clipping from the dis.
patches II the latest anti-bloumrr plea
backed up by Holy Wit f0rsoothi Mrs.
Mary Jane Sprague. the innkeepcr who
was justified by a jury the other day
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cRAwFoRp-G H. punca, o.o
!atiA, Miss Lena Jack, Mlas Pearl a.
iiebbr, W z. Sheets. Miss Lizzie uurt
~, J. Liddeli. Miss Matilin Price. Miss
Florence Price, John g. cutler. Samuel
Haircut. Charles u, Pratt, Prof 81 m
iaui, 9; I, Taylor. J. Rock. Tboma.
'lhFk, william %. odeli, Miss X usit-
son, A. D. Erickson and Henry Dun.
,liliiiiAnp.John Smith Ir., John H.
Merrill ana Alma Jensen. 80 sou" ~
OLIVE, g. Jensen.
q. ltognon. anu r.
,fAMous-Miss Minnie ponaisso,
ailss Masgio stoker. Miss illilan Az,
aelson' ~ A. falloniine, Albert Hail.
sou e. T. scoNillc, ana W. II. nints
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AMONG The LOCAL SPORTS.
Baseball Bats and Bicycle spokes.
Of
General

Kind or another, especially IN street
improvements and general public
wenltD.
IN Tennessee the law lust inaugural.
Ell does not meet With particular favor
possibly. and some riders have boon
10 put II mildly. slightly re-
ffactory They have Therefore
been notified that " they Longer
daily they viii be liable 10 criminal
prosecution and punished tho same ns
q delinqucnt saloon keeper given n
heavy ine or sentence and tascd with
about 30 In costs
The better class ~ riders In this city,
not to speak of the rcdestrianH. Who
franticnlly swarm picket fences AZ The
advent Of the rcorchinR messenger boy
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AmoSa tar rrpAl,srs.
ileenslnE Wheels Rseiag Prospects for
Deearsii0n nay.

Il IL a subject that has been hgliated
many time and Oft hut nevertheless
uere IN something In the old nhnEc re-
gnrdlng the repeated descent of apuu
pura In minute particles upon "A STRAIT
nm N lEneous formation that may ulti-
Wately result In the complete Rnnihiln-
Ton Of the deposit of stoney substance
aforosaid. In other words II the sub
Jet Il frequently agltated possibly the
compulsory licensing 0f bicycles may
hec0mc an accomplished fact
The average municipal legislator re-
hllzeH that the cycle riding population
mustera very formidable vote, cal-
chlated 10 make the most cnllous poll
uelan pale, consequently In the largest
cities the license tag on the wheel Is
not yet seen. The plan was tried In
lhloago, but was not a success owing 10
lhe reason stated above and In the
fullnesa of time those who were too
law-nbiding got their money back. iBut
IN many Of the smaller cities the wheel
wearing a license tag IL u customary
sight, and a sum OF bicycle money
which lnilnt be very large In the aggre-
gate a doing somebody service Of one
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REMARKABLE cur ~ nuruMA.
lIAM

Kcnnn. jackson County. W. Va.
About three yeats ngo my wife had
an attack 81 rheumatism which con.
lined her to her bed for over q month
and rendered her unable to walk step
without assistance. her limbs being
swollen 60 double thlr normal size. Mr.
=. Maddox insisted IN my using cham.
beflnln'H Pain Balm. I purchased a
nfty.cent bottle and used II according
to the directions nni the next morning
she walked Ia breakfast without as
nistnnce IN any manner. aud she has
not had similar attack Hince.-A. n.
Parsons.
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Many people auner untold tofturcl
from piles, because u the popular Inn.
preston that they can not be cured
rABLERs nucKEYE PILE oi.N
M;Sr viii cure them. II has met
with absolute success. Price. 90 cents,
In bottles. tubes 20 cents. z. q. 81. 1.
Drug Department
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for refusing 90 serve Lady Harbcfton.
who was clad In rational" cycling
costume, has received about 700 letters
of them quotes Deuteronomy, xii, 81
THE woman shall not wear that witch
phrtnineth unto man, neither shall a
man put on woman's garment FOR
all that do 70 arc abomlnntlon unto tho
Lord thy lod."
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Those horrld nts Of depression. mel.
anoholy. low spirits. and sudden irfitn-
hillty, that sometimes atillct even a
gOod-tempercd people. ~ due to tho
blood being pormcnted with black bile
lilENIliNE viii purify the blood, To-.
store health and choorfulnesa. Price
% cents. 4. c. N, l. DRUG Depart
fu0ut
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stnnt the point NJ a cotton umbrella
was thrust from the window. followed
BY the passionate interjcction. Scat.
you grey.hcadad wretch"
lie scattcd.-itivai.
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Annual statement f1f The yenr ending D,-
cnml..f Do. I... % llln rll.lIIlnn o, Tho
American Insurance Company.
Name aud in'atlnn ~ r,e COMPANY. Amcri-
can lnsnmngg company 80 hrad
~. NcuafA NJ


Name aud icnilon gfihc c1mnany. Ancri-
can inaumnrt COMPANY, 80 nrnd
~ NrHufa. n '.
Name N President " Harris
Nam" ~ -frfrinfy. = II. Wurlru.
The anuuni ~ n. capital siark
paid upis .............. ...........s GOnal n,
The amount ~ y. ns.uis g. A0ii.ar :.
The auindntu ~ IT, llnhilitlfs. nu-
-, ciuhlug capliaQi- ilstsi, Il
The amount ~ iisl nuumu 1urInI
The prtstdlut calendar year Ns.e1 :.
The amount ~ H. expenditure
darlnE The pfrcvdlus calrns
49, hAf Nfif ........|a sllNsN ~
III" nniuunt ~ lf-sss. raid iufing
the prveiing calendar ytaf f1.psg "
The aniuunt ~ risks afltisn dur
lug the year ............. ......... s4s.s,lcl 20
The amount ~ risks IN fnf,v ~
the end ~ the year .....a.....a.. lipiNi.f.p 90
STATE ~ UTAH
one" ~ th. SECRETARY ~ siain.
I. James 2. HAMMOND. s.efrinr, N state ~
The state ~ tab, DO hereby ceriify that the
hlut. nnmfd lnsufuur" rimiunY has nlsi In
ny niirr 70 detailed sitisflUnt ~ IT, runsli-
iiun. frum Ahleh The furrntinE statement has
leeu rfyrarfi. hudt that thr aid Timiany In.
~ all uthsi rslH7ts ruuniiisl slth tho laws ~
the state relating a. Insurance.
In testimony NhsrFif I have hsfruutn srt
NY hand and arittd the srai stal
l-tAfsl ~ The state ~ t'fah this sth day ~
April A. ~. islu.
D. .. HAMMOND
SECRETARY n stntr.
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E|eQOnI sulphur Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge OF a
and prescribe Tor patients needing med
teal AID ~ you have Catnrrh, Dyspep,
np hh'nplsl,sm' ,a MndN"en lienhles o.
Any Kind ~ bath you want Nc auge
fof both sexes. Swimming leaaons FOR
lAdlch BE- the ulatrOa
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Anlu0| Settlements OIL Companies
RGPREsGNrEp eY
The Union Insurance Agency
LEWIS o. ROGERS, Secretary
and msnehei. office. Walker
Bros. Bank.
semisr II. iss. q % ,i,s sdndiias u The
National Fire Insurance Company
Name aud iSsatioh II the Company. National
lifV Insurance ia. ~ itriTi -trtsit.
IInItlnf.l. Nnnn.rilrml.

Name aud isHntioh of the Company. Natlnnal
lifv fnsufancr ia. ~ itvifi -trs't.
Hartford. 'onn.rtirut.
Nafhc ~ President, Jane. Nirhols
Nam" 81 ~.erihry. y u,iihharis.
The nuHtunt ~ IT, rapltai siu'k las INaeki 10
The amount ~ itst'apltal sin'k
paid ~ .....|......'',.-.... iecea 40
Tho Aununi ~ It, as,s't. is...... iatlla "a
The amount ~ H. liabilities TN
gluninE eupltan i ............... ali4spl y
The amouut ~ IT, lnruuir during
tho pftsftiluN calendar year. q - 10 a.
The nutnunt 81 u UNITndfunss
dufihE The rrcrydluF calsns
DAT NfIif ............- ga ~ ia
The amount " in,ss's iilid during
thonfvorilngca lchdar year ioal7s %
Tho amuunt ~ risks srlttru dur
iuHthe year ..... ...... .......... snlfN.sle "a
Tho amnuut ~ risks in fune a.
tho rni ~ tho year ................ Lgtttstfl o.
STATE ur IrAu.
orlcO ~ the rssfvtary ~ state, 4
I. lames T. Hammond ssrrutar, ~ state ~
ihv state ~ l'inh. dn hufuhy rrftlfy that tho
above named lngurnner rHnranY has Hisd la
ny niiirua detailed settlement ufits condition
ffum rhicii Tho fnriEninz statement he. i--rn
prepared, ald that tir said COMPANY has 10
hli other rsfHns'ts complied siih tho lANnnf
tho riaiu relating tn insurauce.
IN testimony shureif, I have hrfUunio srt
ily hand and aniNud the Efrat srsl
tsrAtl ~ the state ~ tab this ith day ~
April. Az iTu
4 a. HAMMOND.
r'cwinIy ~ state.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. Co.

The Name and Ifrstti1n ~ ihr Company.
plirniN Mutual ilfn Insurance nmpany
~ Pearl ~, ilnrifnfti. tnnr
Name " President. Jonathan " iiuncr.
Naiuv ~ SECRETARY. Charles ". Lawrence.
The amount NJ iiscapiiai stnei 4, nuhu
The amount " ~ capital stnsk
UIIu W. IL .....I.. sa. ..I. ....s... fHfifl
Tho amnumt NJ IT. ussots b. ...... fttenGg1 ,,
The amount ~ IT, liabilities du-
Guiding capltan is.a.......y........ % nIfdtl o.
The amount ~ Ia inruinr dufinr
the preceding calendar yUlr.a gllls.g I'll
The Amount ~ ". yNnenditufcs
duflng The preceding calendar
The amount ~ insqsv paid DURING
the ur,g'pdiuE calendar year iW.Gsd ~
Tho auuunt ~ risks WflttNn dur.
Ing tho y,at ..,............ '.'a... iiisL01 20
The hmuunt " risks IN fufreut
the end nfthu yrars...........H. at.ii0,5.1 %
STATE UT UTAH
orirg ~ The -..ninfy ~ state
I, james Il. Hammond. -ecrrtafV ~ state ~
the STATE ~ tab, do hsrahy cortlff that thr
ahutr nHWrd Insurance ruutanf hta niHl IN
ms Office "a detailed statement ~ lfs Htudi.
tiuu. ffum which ihu foregoing statement hos
isvn prepared, and the slld cuun1ny hH. IN
nll other r'afHata rumnlltu with Tho laws ~
The state relating ~ Insurance
In testimony whereof I have hffrunfu srf
MY hand and afiAtd the rfsaI seal
(srAtl u the ~tafruf tfah this 10th day ~
March. 4. u i-la
1T HAMMOND
Secretary ~ state.
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Annual statement fnr tho year ending Dy-
cuinhur %. l.'~ ~ the condition " tho
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Represented by
c.. r. Curtis,
General Agent.

Annual Statement for tho year ending pc-
crmbnr d. l.e. Of lhn cnndIilnn OF Tho
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Represented by
F. E. McGurrin & Co.,
Agents.

Annual statement for the ycar ending DO
combcr %. iss. uf the condition " The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

The wheel ~ responsible for the
statement that under proper paee-mak-
Ing, trials indicate that q cyclisi may
mako a mile a minute on living start,
r.. u. Anderson recently rode q mile.
paced by locomotive, In i.0i 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

u doesn't take much ~ prophet Ia
prediet that after The road race II run
on that the Interest IN racing WIN
materially subTido until n has its an
nuai stlmuluFtweive months hence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

At ak o'clock Tuesday evening New
York ritya bicycle policemen were told
10 round up riders having ne bells. By
II .. ~. iorty-two riders We're arrested