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The age-herald., 1899-09-22
Dry Goods

New York, September 21.-All grades of bleached cotton strong. Heavy brown cot tons also strong and demand ahead of sup plies. Denims and other coarse colored cottons In fair request and firm. Prints without change; ginghams firm. Cotton hosiery and underwear for spring well sold in all leading lines, no change in prices. Print cloths inactive but firm market.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
T.,bott X pslmer's Cotton Letter

By Private Wire from Fairchild Hobson
 New Orleans, September 21.-Early cables showed Liverpool to be indifferent to our advance of yesterday and instead of record ing a gain in values, prices were marked down 1-2 64 on futures. while spots were unchanged, sales 12,0OO bales. The frmpess displayed by the opening of American markets, showing no change from last night, brought the English market up 2-64 on the day. The strength shown at the
The age-herald., 1899-09-22

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; No. 2 spring wheat, roc; No. 3 spring wheat, 69d72c; No. red, 72c; No corn, 3S% a937sc; No. oats, 2214Q2Sc No. 2 white, 241ad25Ac; No. white, 24q24Ac; No rye. 56s4c; No. barley. SS1aQ4Gc; No 1 flax seed, S1 .12; northwestern, N.13; prime timothy seed, $2.25; mess pork, per Dbl, $7. .40G$S. .05 lard, per 100 lbs. $5. .171a@s5. 30; short ribs sides Qoose), $5. .054$5 .35; dry salt ed shoulders Cboxed), 6@6lsc; short clear sides (boxed). $5. 55M$5.65; whiskey, distil- lers' finished goods, per gallon, N.2 Sugars-Cut, loaf unchanged; No. yellow corn, 337sm3374c.
 On the produce exchange today the but ter market was firm; creamery, 16022c; dairy, 136b1Sc; cheese steady at 10%411%c; eggs firm, fresh, 15lac
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
COTTON MOVEMENT
 IS STILL UPWARD Bears Aggressive and Succeeded in Tumbling Prices for Awhile. HEAVY BUYING IN SOUTH Demoralized Them and the Prices Con- tinued to Climb Top Notch Was
 One Point Above Clcse at
 of Wednesday
HEAVY BUYING IN SOUTH

New York, September 21.JThe upward tendency of the cotton movement continued today. From the start speculation was conducted on very heavy lines, and includ- ed all classes of the trade.
 Aided by weak Liverpool cables the bear contingent attacked the market aggres- sively on the opening and succeeded in dis lodging several important lines of cotton purchased yesterday, and in tumbllng prices two to six points. Their enthusiasm was brought to a sudden end and replaced by denoraization within the first half hour, and from that time on, with scarcely a halt, prices climbed steadily upward, the top notch being one point over the close of yesterday. The upward movement fol- lowing the call resulted directly from very heavy buying orders from southern points
 The foreigners soon came into line, pur- chasing large blocks of January, March and May delivery staple. Shorts lost heart and made wild scramble to cover which con tinued all through the balance of the ses- sion. A signicant feature of the day $ market was energetic by buying the near months for American splnners account. The European buyers seemed indifferent as to the prices named by sellers, paying fancy figures in many cases for the grades desired. The official reports from southern markets noted still higher prices at many points with great activity generally. Late cables from the English market recorded a full response to our rally.
 The position of local shorts was made additionally precarious by reports that the crop movement was repeatedly falling OH. The crop news was anything but satisfac- tory, while weather conditions were not favorable to an early maturing of growing cCtton
 New York, September 21.-Cotton quiet; middping, 65sc; gross receipts, 20i0 bales sales, 196 bales; stock, 157 732 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1869 bales; exports to the continent, 100 bales.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
Treasnry Statement

Washington, September H.-Today's state- ment of the condition of the treasury shows: Available cash balance, $2S5, ,743. .O33; gold reserve, S255, ,5SS, ,207.'
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
Coffee.

New York September 21.-Options opened barely steady. unchanged to points lower and ruled unsettled and very active most of the day with liquidation the leading feature. Sellers ordess were received from abroad and this, with unfavorable Euro pean cables. caused depression here; longs discouraged by sluggish spot demand and big receipts. The close was barely steady, unchanged to points lower. Sales 3l, 700 bags, including October. $4.15; November, $4. 20l14. 25; December, s4.45; January &.5O1 s4.55; February. $4.6O; March, $465; May, s4.SO; June, $4.SO July, $4.S5; August s49O Spot coffee, Rio dull and easy. No. in- voice 7-16; No jobbing, 15-16; mild quiet; Cordova, 6a4Gp11A.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
[ hieaEa Change

Chicago, September 21.-The failure of a commission house, which for over week has been prominent on the selling side, made a wildly excited wheat market for time today and sent prices skyward. The market later settled back into its old rut, closing about 5s0%c advance. Coarser gains and provisions were affected somewhat by the wheat furry. December corn closed shade higher, September hc lower. Oats advanced Ac, and provisions closed with out material changes.
 The leading futures ranged as follows
The age-herald., 1899-09-22

For quick and good re D airs on any kind of Macf inery, Phone 2lO Jno. ID. Lykes.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
E'ailv Stnteun ent

Galveston-Steady; middling, 6Ac sales, 1893; receipts, 7,S9S; stock, 55,9O2
 Mobile-Firm; middling 5sc; sales, 800; receipts, 1,1S2: stock, 19,i91.
 Savannah-Firm; mddling 5 15-16c; sales 753; receipts, 7190; stock, 1,295.
 Charleston-F'irm; middling, 6c bid; re- cepts, ,G66; stock, 31, ,74S.
 Whining ton-Firm; middling GAG; re- ceipts, 2,750; stock, 165Si
 Norfolk-Frm; middling, 6Ac; sales, 121; receipts, 1,057; stock, 17,23l.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 615c; re- ceipts. 800; stock, 6,354.
 Boston-Steady; middling, 5-16c; net re- ceipts, 1S2; gross 49S.
 Philadelphia-Firm; middHng, 67sc; re- ceipts, 112: stock, 6,055.
 St. Louis-Firm: middling, Csc; sales, 40S; receipts. 1889; stock, 62531.
 Memphis-Firm; niddling 6Bc receipts 1,4S2; sales, 2,S5O; shipments, 2,S11; stock, 55 iA.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22

For Summer tonic, Moerlein Beer.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
They beat them all. Texie Cigars.

The Standard for 25 years Moerlein Beer.
The age-herald., 1899-09-22

No. 1 from Macon. Columbus. Albany. etc, 7:45 p. m.
 No. 3 from Savannah, Macon, Coumbus etc., 1:35 D. m
 Eiegant through sleepers between Bir- ringham, Columbus, Macon and Savannah on Nos. and 4.
 Connection at Savannah with superb ,reipht and passenger steamers of the Ocean Steamship company from New York poston and the east. To Cuba and West Indies via Central of Georgia railway. By taking the Central of Georgia railway close s,,o connection oi is made and Havana. For further information apply to sOI,ON JACOBS, Commercial Agent JACK w. JOHNSON,
 Union Ticket Agent,
 Birmingham, Ala I c. HALLE, General Passenger Agent. E IT. HINTON, Traffic Manager THEO. D. KLINE, General Sup't, JOHN M EGAN, Vice. President.
 Go
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, September 21.-Cotton steady; sales, 6.350; ordinary, 4ssc; good ordinary, 42sc: low middling 9-16c: mid- ding, 6 3-16c; good middllng, 7-l6c; mid- ding fair, 6 13-16c; receipts. 6,177; stock, 155 ,20i.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts, 1GS- 52l exports to Great Britain, 5SS5S: to France, 96,375; to the continent, 54,S59; stock. 53S 600.
 New Orleans, September 21.-Cotton fu- lures steady. September, 5.99 bid; October, 5.9S45.99; November, 6.03m6.05; December. 6.0S0609; January. 612d613; February 6.15 dl6.17 March. 6.19d82O April, 6.22q62ts May, 6.26@6.27; June, 6.29d6.31
The age-herald., 1899-09-22
LOCAL MARKETS.
Local Cotton Market Cotton-Middling, 5Ac. '
The Iron Market
I.ocaI Stocks and Bonds

Corrected daily by D. F. Allen 6 Co.,, 1O5
 Twentieth street. Telephone S3l)
The age-herald., 1899-09-22

(By Private Wire to Talbott & Palmer)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
How the Farmers Of Willard Coun-
V Towns are Getting Wealthy.
WILL GET $4,000 THIS YEAR
char Alone Pays for An work, Lcav-
log etl worm OF seed, clear
Front, PER Acre.

Many sections Of country are export
cnulng an unprecedented dcrrcc of prua-
poflty, ns o. iustanced in tho case roint-
"a by Charles " WIkn. who leaves
this evening Cor BOZ. homo IN Willard
county. Mr.. Wukln o. president OF the
pcHcret nnd salt Lake Irrigation and
Canal company.
iio states that the people OF oasis.
ilnokloy. DcavrUt and Abraham. four
towns comprising not To exceed 225
families. ore 90 The vofy heights Of prpl-
perity. Tho ciulonr VI these towns draw
their wltor from common reservoir,
aud this year tho crops have boon v,y
good. especially iuccn reod. These dis
trictH have heon cnnynarHd by buyers n
iuc0Iu rari. and hr result q ia cone
fcrvutVcly "a tiWHtyd that these vil'lF .
VIII ship tf5.CUI worth uf HeUd this year.
u soils nt The rntc ~ 81 per hundred
pound delivered at Che I'm and clr1n-
ing MILL
iior6t0forc tho farmers have nHrmit-
tnd their second crop tu $50 90 .. ID. but
this yC1r. owing tO the latcu,0H uf The
season The nrt rrUn WnH lDft 60 Fu o.
rnUd. The wisdom uf thIH action o. ful-
ly demonstrated Tho chan alone, nly1
Mr.. Wllldu. will pay Cor tho oXpyna' N
cutting. iriEntinE md threshing, max
inE tho reed clear profit Ten bushels
can ho raised 10 mo acre. clraung li2'
Some of the farmers. Gays Mr WilckI a,
lu that section will b. ahio 60 deposit
5000 ln tho bank this FALL Ana thus
the people ~ the towns mentioned will
have reason indeed Go c.lobrutc Thanks
giving day.
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several Important aud nenencient Changes
Ia be inaugurated SeNt SUNDAY.

on the 18th Of this month there will
be- some honuncicnt changes In the run
Ming time OF local trains. A. already
announced In these columns. the RIO
Grandc Western has made W a now
schedule which, however, may possibly
be changed between now and sunday.
But " the present plan la carried out.
No. OF the RIO Gundc Western now
going east IN the morning. will depart
from the Junction city ut 1915 p. IN.
This train viii connect with tho South
efn Pacific limited. ana viii reach SAT-
Lake about 2.oi Q. M. The great bcnc-
ITS this city viii derive from the change
liea In the fact that the mail
Tor salt Lake city. leaving San
Francisco az 5 o'clock IN tho morning
viii be- delivered here by Uncle SANS
boys In gray, the afternoon OF the fol-
lowing day.
win reach Denver at 1896 y. m, making
connections with the burlington q Rock
Islands fast trains.
The only change 10 be made Ia the
west bound trains viii be Ia No, ..
AZ present % leaves this city nt 1880 ..
M. but after Sunday Il VIII leave AZ
1901. making connections with Hunt
lnEiun'H flyer Tor the coast by this
arrangement through passengers will
have a good portion OF the morning In
which 10 take In" the sights OF utah'H
capital
Not only does the Rio Grando West
crn lnuugurlte "a now schedule on the
18th. hut tho oregon Short Line aud
the san Pete trains are to have new
running time
No O. the snnpeto train, will leave
the Junction city at 1850 a. M, 10 MI
the place locally Of present No.
The changes on the Oregon Short Limo
arc confined 10 No. 2, the connection OF
the limited and No. 5. the Butte and
Portland express. No, viii reach here
NJ y. m. This makes connection with
the overland limited arriving In Og-
den az y, M, No y VIII pull into this
city at P;0b q. w, instead Of 1895 %. m.
Nos. ! and change time OF depart
uro. No, I, the overland limited, leaves
here NJ 1iiii n. m and leaves Ogden
for the East nj i;i6 p. M.
No. 9, the Cache Valley express, viii
depart az u, M, instead OF ). q. m.
Tho Mcrcur. iehi Junction and Tin
| Ito train win leave at 1865 a. Co.,,
stead uf $3.50 a., "a,
a change viii be nude IN the Park
| city train. being the usual winter
| schedule. The train win leave that
! town ut p. m. At present n leaves nt
| $3.50 p, m. II win then arrive In Salt
/ Lake nj $40 y. m.
As stated above some OF theH,
| changes may prove only temporary
| Acting General Passenger Agent
! Ocorgt W. HrintE stated today thai
| there was q possibility of q change 10
! the Wcstou's new schedule. between
now and Sunday, but tho probabllltlc'
! arc against II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11
SALT PALACE NOTES.


There have ben two mechanics Hens
filed against tho Salt Palace with tho
county recorder. one e. Tor 1880. by
the Salt Lake Electric supply company.
ana the other o. Tor $3.50.
The directors of the snlt pnince uHro-
citation nrr not the least nGlintcd over
the nliug of those liens. na they DO not
fear that they viii by pressed 10 pay the
debts or that thcy cannot pay " pressed.
An uf the directors were ignorant us
90 the Ming VI the liens, because no
papers had been served upon the assoc
citation. u was stated last nirht By
Judge Coiborn. Tho director EonCrtl
that he supposed the declarations werr
nllo1 with the county recorder simply
Co come within the time required by
law. Euit need not follow for six
months Though he wac not familiar
did not think that the debts would trou-
Il cannot nd this time b. stated what
the receipts. expenditure ana debts NJ
the association are. The occountH have
NOT been made up yet hy Secretary
I9hnron. but ID I. undofHto1d that there
was received from an sources about
fg5 900. which. with the sale ~ about
$4,000 OF stock. made an income OF ffi-
O0O That money and $4,000 or $1,000
more wis expended on the erection %
the Palace and general work In nddl-
ton. the operating expenses were ErgnL
No figures of them can be given, but
the debts OF the association consist ~
the operating expenses and tho deficit
fu construction. Part N these amounts
are. outrtunding 90 individuals and firms
who furnished material and tho &C..
mnindor d. owed to Walker liruthcra'
bank iu nu open account
C0uHIdorlnE that 100000 has been
gfsant on the grounds Judge tolh1fn
thinks TINT D. ample security 90 say
nothing uf the moral ana financial Zee
HponHIhuly ~ tho promoters ~ tho
athsmg. Tho Judge thinks that with
proper management next year The ln-
| come can Boz made 90 roach u figure be-
tyygrn 10000 and 100000.
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Blnson Bidwell Claims His Patents
Have Been lnfrluged Upon
ASKS 40 PER CENT ROYALTY
suits riied Asainst Three Companies
and similar Proceedings win be
Commenced In several states.

The san Francisco Coli today raya
that a BIN ot complaint viii coon DO
nled In tho United States circuit court
there ou the commencement Of one Of
the most important suite over tlcd In
any court. nlns1n uldwell, who cluims
to BE- the original inventor Of the Fya-
tom by which all tho electric roads
OF the country are operated. 10 the
principal complainant. The Market
Street Hailrnad comparv of San FTnn-
GEES. fhr Thomc7n-1lou-.su f'iec,-',
company OF Connecticut. and the uen-
crai Electric company of Sew York,
nrc made dcfendnntn, and similar suits
win be- commenced Ia uuvUru BtHtca.
Bldwell charles that tho defendant Cur-
purution. ua well ns others have made
immcnoc profits out VI his Inventions.
und the suite IN question are based
upun infringement 20 Die pateuta. Ito
ash. Tor a royalty OF 90 per cent on tho
net profile.
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FOUgD NOTHING.

Yesterday afternoon 10 portion u
sheriff Howolla aids bucklrd on their
nrmur and sailed forth with search
warrant issued by Judge Pnrdeo, and
swoopod down upon the premises OF the
notorious Abe iiunter-now stopping
with "unclo sammy'-at Goi west
North Temple street, Cor the purpose Of
recovering certain stolen property to-
v,itt Two sets OF harness, one bride,
ono sult of clothes, one hat, iva pair
of lndlta' nhora. ono black dress. one fur
cane. ,nc Kit on millwrlght tools, two
dozen spoons, one Nnli7c. one vest ana
NM shirt. The Hhorin'u mon wcrc
doomed 10 disappointment for che
g11ds were non est, ut least sp Tar az
Hunters place o. concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Iiusincs. Amounts TO nioctadc- Trains
stand Oh Main Tracks for uour.

business Amounts TO hl"chadr= trains
stand on Main Tracks for Hours
one OF the most Hcrioua car faminca
ever recorded exists among the big rui-
road terminals In Chicago. Several %
the rundb report that the congestion Of
business mas assumed the proportions
OF blockade. To add 90 the cmbnr-
rnHuwCnt the yards VIII not accom-
modatu the ears obtained. Freight
houses arr filled and nt many points
long trains stand on the main tracks
for hours before they eau b. taken care
Of side tracks and yards Tor distances
uf nifty miles or over from tho city are
being utilized Co accommodate the un-
prcCeduntcd crush Of trufiic
In addition TO the hlnck1dcn the rall-
road officials ind u impossible to OBJ
tain enough extra men. The famine In
help appears 10 b. nH great ua tho fam
Inc In cars.
Sew business ia being refused on
every hand aud tho car and locomotive
builders are pressed 10 rush orders for
new equipment one thousand cars
built for tho Rio Grlndo ruud By an
Indiana firm have myHtcrioualy diHnp-
poarud On route 90 the west n n said
they ar being used by roads short Of
cars and will be held until the famine
n over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

A startling Incident, H. narrated by
John oliver NJ Philadelphia no followa'
~ wac iu an awful condition, My akin
was almost yellow, eyes Hunkcn, tongue
gidea, no appetite. growing weaker day
by day Three phyflclaua had given
me an. Then 1 was advised TO use
Electric BlttorH, 20 my great JOY, the
nrIt bottle made a decided Improve
mont 1 continued their use Cor three
weeks. and am now q well man. I
know they robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should IAN 90 Try
Thorn. only Boo, guaranteed, at 2 G,
~. L. DRUG Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

M u Ng" lorA ilsi night Eddy santry
tr.,,t' r Guy BEN Jordan la The ak.
rs,..I Mepuro' broke every existing
AN 'I'm ono iu five miles. Inclusive.
ysr,g.t... 'Il track, Brockton, Mass,
IA. MY afternoon He rode the nrst
~. a ln l.H that three minutes.
sb't1 y. +. ,an..hul! vomgna gold champion.
Xxx pr M" United States coli assocla.
de.rti. H.l 'n thr links or tho phiia-
ttfiay yug 13 club at nala, Pa. yes.
dtor. 'N''r lho most favorable CON
tsrii',,. ia'arilos won the windsor yea.
05ri3 u'yf thr fast truck Jockey j.
FGn ~. VINO was suspended at tho
tai nv meeting was notified today
jatu,'.e'e ,.lspenalon would last untiI
I'M. s..,nnillemon Of Phnadelphia mndo
br4Ir.i ny showing IN the last inning
tH5k.ts, Ila.g.o RunlitslnhirH English
ms ,i.l,. the game ended yestefdny.
sim 1'.fH winning hy i9t runs AMI
M w. lnnInFa 10 spare. '
hr NJ M, 100 300 atnkos az sIx furlourhs
atlss gelr.oll Niles furnlebed an ex.
W lssie between Annabain, Mer-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

crn will have the carninra 0f nfty addl-
tional miles TO to- rlut.m to compare
with lUHl November
Oonorui Agent Charles a. Walker "
the chicago q Northwestern ioft for
nolse thiH morning on business and
VIII not return until Saturday
AZ Kansas city next Tuciay there
WIN be o. meeting u the Trans Missouri
general freight urgntn 3. !. Henry N
the RIO Cnndc Western will attend
the meeting.
General Traffic Manager g. 10. Hlb-
cock OF the RIO Omndo Western. who
han been in San FruucIrcn lHr o. week
~ ro. returned 10 salt Lake this mora
lnE
PRECEDENT Horace q. Burt 0f the
uuilu Pacific ana director of thH ore
run Short Line and general u1Henrer
hrout ~. H. i.nmaN ~ thH Union r1-
clnc. iofi FOR the Enst ut 4 %. hoo. today
ON rpCclnl
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rnrLApELrnIA's DEFEAT.


Philadelphia. oct i0.-Thc gentlemen
o. Philadelphia made 10 miserable show
Ing In the last inning against Prince
ltnniitsinhira English crickot0rH The
game ended today the visitors winning
hy i1i runs and with an inning a. spare.
The match was begun on Saturday last.
The Englishmon scored sos IN their inst
inning The Philudrlphinns Tailed but
50 IN their first inniur They followed
ON for their second inning. which was
finished today FOR ~ runs "a grand
total uf g11
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Could not express the rapture Of An
ME IL. Springer. OF Philadelphia. when
Dr. Elnr'H New Discovery cured her of
n hlcklnF cough that Tor many years
mad made ufc q burden She tlyHi AZ
I'M other remedies uud doctors failed 10
doom removed the pain ln my chest and
/ can now sleep tnuudlN something ]
can roarcoly remember DOING before I
feul luEe sounding &c. praises throughout
tho Universe" Or. kluTa Sew pi1guy-
ery Do guaranteed 10 euro AN truuulU1
~ the Throat. chest or Lungs. Price,
i0o uud 81 Trial bottlou FREQ nt =. G.,
81. J. DRUG Dept.
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a Vile
Inheritance.

scrofula Il the most obstinate Of blood
troubles, and Is often the result Of nm
inherited faint In the blood S. s. 8
is the only remedy which goes dcor
enough TO reach scrofulai Il forces out
every trace Of the disease, and cures
the worst cnses
Ny son. charlie. was afiloied from infaney
with scrofula. and hf suffered % that ~ was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

New York. oct i0.-At the Lennon
Athletic club tonight Eddie Snntry of
Chicago knocked out Ben Jordan.
fenthCrwelght champion Of England, NJ
trr little less than two minutes iu the
mxtcenth round u a very hriHk hEhI
Until tho Knockout jordan was fur
ahead on points. but Snntry'H blows
were ttuur To- tho mark and won him
tho battle. Tho little Engllshmnn made
IA game urht. but only upheld his stand
Ing Hs boxer,
Sautty mgdg the ilEht ~ his lte ana
nf.v,i on, a. thp greatest surprises a.
mo arurnu. lie showed excellent ring
reusralfhip. santry had a slight nd.
vnnthro iu height Jordan was q 20 I
f4NDritr. funtry having few huCk0rn
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NO DALL GAME YESTERDAY.

,N.. was uo Volunteer Rod Stock
isll .im. 20 me Walker bail park yes
m wv moon The players were
g.,. slu'iH uuI two Juvoniiss' Tho ledr
,t'gel thr uHII around Tor "a time and
NV OUT their FINGERS while they
,..'l'.l ili ito carloads OF cnthusinrtic
VINO newer came. After the
H hlH In hour had olnpsed an
~ nlgksi uu their lmpedlmeutn
vH INillI} stole away. Tine game
played Nc $3.50 tomorrow. wind
NNl weather .mIffInr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

Tho officials Of the y. & T. n. ore
now occupying their NEW general OIL
clnls at Welser
The shipment Of oranges. lomonn and
olives out Of California VIII reach up
wards " 1900 carloada this season,
chief Clerk George W, Cushoy Of the
Rio Orandc Western freight depart
ment Ia confined 10 his homie quite ill.
N ssrs. Pierce Kelly and Thinner
man left for Idaho last night after the
meeting. They viii go east via tho
Northern Paulnc.
Next November the Rio Grande West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-11

ito and Elizabeth Klein at 1.ntonia, yes
tcrdny Prince Thyrn, the puhlic'a
choice at 10 o. finished absolutely last.
CrooHun'u victory at a milo and thrcc-
cighths and POUNDS amazing speed In
the mile and n sixteenth were the fea-
turcH OF yesterdays sport nj Haw-
thornc. CrucauH won merely By wear
inr his field out. Found led by fully n
nov