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Evening journal., 1899-12-09
NEW MILEAGE OF THE c. & n. w.
LINES.


The November report of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway System
shows that by January 1, 1900, it will
have in operation the following mileage
of new lines.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
(proper)-From Kirkman, Ia. to Har-
Ian, Ia, $50: from Burt Ia. to San
born, Mimi, 9270; from Wall Lake, Ia,
to Mondamin, Ia, and Boyer, Ia. to
Denison, Ia, S6.10; from Sanborn,
Mimi, to Vesta, Mimi, 26.40; from
Mankato, Mimi. to New Ulm, Minn.i
"a; from Wabeno, Wis. to end of
track (5.23 miles beyond Laona.) 1892;
total c. & n. w. R'y (proper), 25O.42
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway-From Madelia, MINI.
to Fairmont, Mimi, 1898; from Bing-
ham Lake, Mimi, to Jeffers, MINI.
1887: total G. st. P. NJ. & o. R'y, 1920;
grand total new lines, 29S.62.
There are other lines under construc
tion, but it is not expected they vii
be operated by January 1st, 1900.
Summary-The addition of the abov'
29S62 will make the total approximate
mileage of the c. & n. w. R'y system
January I, 1900, as follows: c. & n
w. R'y (proper), 5,327.31; c. st. 2. NJ.
O. Ry, 1.5S776; F. r. & NJ. V. r. R
and S. c. g. T. r. r.. 1,407.95; tota
mileage Of tho Northwestern system
S.273.02.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
KENT CLUB MEETS
DECIDED TO PRESENT A DRAMA
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.

1NANA~f1 49,
Dover. Del, Dec. Am interesting
meeting was held last night by the
Kent Club, and the following officers
were elected: President, Harry A.
Richardson; vice-president. John II.
Jones: secretary, Mark w. Cole; treas
urer, Alden B. Richardson; board Of
governors. George NJ. Jones, Gerhard
Schirmer. R. L. Holiday, DR.. ]. b.
Written, J. Edward Beck William
Denney, J. Frank Alice, George +. Daw-
son. J. B. Wharton, Henry /. Beers and
C. G. Fulton.
II. Ridgley Harrington was appointed
chairman of a dramatic committee,
which will present the drama Between
the Acts" during the Christmas holi-
days. The cast OF characters will be-.
Dick Comfort. F. R. Smith; Mrs. Me-
ander. Miss Bessie Eager; Harris, M
w. Cole; Sally. Miss Evelyn Littleton
Mr.. Meander, H. r. Harrington; Edith
Miss Helen Slaughter; Mr.. Merrigale
Dr. J. NJ. Twilley.
After the entertainment, the mem
bers and their wives will hold a recep
ton at the clubhouse, in Priscilll
Block
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

Schedule IN effect November % iS9
An trains Illuminated With fnl'1A
sshRxpREss TRAINS.
nue. station, Tor ,. a. ,o
NEW YORK, week days, 'o'9l -s.o5;;
sf0 s9 a m. 12la. s234 '4o0 '9.l9 tau
pg9liyinsn cafs). s7i4 si052 p m. sundays,
:. III 81 g9 sfi.35 n. M. tlN 'ipo -o-ls lAu
Pullman cars), tlfi .U.o. n. .-m $40
o. n "a iSW 89. s{1051. ll.os a, M;
80 fa f2H 300 400. f1.a can 4 iiH-n si
cars, $50 "a 'i9as P y m sa"os =. sS5.
100 s5i9 IAN Pullman cars), 6'So' "s'Ai'
'S,i1 Chester, week days SO '5.9s 20 ~
tfOb2 p M. SUNDAYS, i-3v, e.a9 5es -
sii'S5 a. M: '2.5l. 500. ~ 6So 'l.ai, 'lo.oz
p ini tinlio,t,o cstv. week days. 'I.05 a. m;
is' ss.gl, 400 p. M. Sundays i.Sl a. in''
'';gg S91e Y. Nav. M ooean City and Sea Isle CITY,
/ week days. e7.05 q. m.i '1.di p M. sun
Bsitin,ore and washington, week days.
,ils zoo ,liol a IN M .l1'9o. "a * AZ
sSfi , n, SUNDAYS. si.IS. FS.04 a. m.; 'l1.56s
.36s sis. 'I.57, ESQ (all Pullman cars)'
's, Bslfimore mn q and m way stations. 100 a. n.
daily except sundays; w 3. n' e1iis =, n,
Nswark week days, sis. 100 'e.A' 'ii.u
days. siiS. 's0i a. M; 'i2.5s, sis, 'i5I, 1.s2'
f9n p. m. 80. - ~
s5s9 (all Pullman cars), .9u p. ul. eun-
davs. sS0i a. M; 'l5i '5.S can Pullman
'Il'SSl Iel-'SSleas,o5-i sahv. .aoi q. "a. s451 D. M
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 's.0l a. M
ti2E6 and f91l p. m. daily.
Toledo and Detroit '9ll p. m. daily 70
Toledo. and daily except Sunday to De-
troit.
200 q. M, $40, 7.G p. m. sundays, s-ls
1882 p. m. -.
Iandonhcrg accommodation, week days
If5l .. M Sundays. $50 p. rn-
| LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOH
lBaltimole. week days 255 p. no.
L.andenberg, week days. s.55 2 m; 255.
l5.l0 p. M. sundays. 9.55 a. m, 6.45 p m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wl-
ntngton, week days 'is9l. ~ i'o ..s ~ %.
.6ol san Pullman earsl, '5a5. So = 80 30
$50. ellS1 p. m. Suncard. '4.3l. 'l.1J ll-1
a. m, $3.50 'l.s7 2l5 4.a0 $50 '5.0i (all
Pullman carsl. $50 s7S0, ,8S5 1880 p. "a.
Delmlrvla Telephone No lH
Rates 70 Western points lower than va
amy other line. II. D. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
D. b. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass rranlc
I
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
q al RuRBANKs WANTED.

West Chester, Dec &C. A. Bur-
banks, of Philadelphia, is wanted in
this place to answer charges of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, and
for other ohenses. against the law. He
came here some time ago and became
associated with Edward c. Hopes, a
local publisher, in the publication Of a
directory. He acted as advertising So
licitor, and after the work was we'll
tender way, It Is alleged, he collected
small amounts from each advertiser
and then disappeared, leaving Mr.
Hopes to meet the bills OF the firm.
Burbanks conducted a directory
scheme in Wilmington about a year
ago.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
DIED WHILE READING BIBLE.

Chester, Dec. 9.-Returning from a
revival meeting at the South Chester
Methodist Episcopal Church last night,
James c. Whittle opened his Bible and
started to read a chapter, when he be-
gan choking and started downstairs
Mrs. Whittle heard a struggle there,
and, going to her husband, found him
on the floor. with blood streaming from
his nose and mouth. Death resulted q
few moments later,
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
pFLIGHTTuL RELIEF FROM "a.

DELIGHTFUL RELIEF FROM CA
TARRH.-Here is one of a thousand
such testimonies. The Rev. A. d. Buck
ley, OF Buffalo. says: Il wish all to
know what a blessing DR.. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder Is in a case Of Catarrh.
I was troubled with this disease for
years, but the first time I used this
remedy it gave most delightful relief.
I now. regard myself entirely cured af-
ter using it for two months. ."-67. Sol
by Miller Drug Company, 402 Market,
and n. B. Danfcrth, Market and Second
streets.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
TRAINS rnAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA


TRAINS LEAVE BROAD srrEEI SRA
TION. PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE WEST
8 ia "a M daUv pltfahurw. Chicago, Cil,
cinnaM Louisville and st. Louis. CDR
40 a. M. daily for pltnburs anil .Ch,'
cnco. CNo c0achca 20 Pittsburgh Atiu
itcd TO TWO Buffet plrlor Cars.
i2 g0 d. m. daily. Limited" Fitt1nnrf
Chicago. Cleveland Toledo CincnnAtl
Louisville and 81. Louis. tllnlnE DarJ
1926 b. m daily. pinIshurg and Clevelal.A
fg0 b. M. daily, plttsbure chicago, N4sn-
vile (vla CnCInnatD, Indianapolis AF-
ST. Louis. Dining C0r)
$50 d. M. daily. rlttsDurr and ChloaSN
for Toledo. except Saturday .
10 3l d. M. daily. Hlttenurr Ilncinfa1
Louisville. Cleveland ono 81 ol.e
1920 p m daily. Pitt3hurg and Chicafg-
daily FOR Knoxville, VIA anfAlnoolt
Valley Routoi Tor Cleveland, cAaAoF
saturday,
ffi) Conversational Limited Express. Al
Vcqtibuie parior Cars and Dining car.
No extra fare ouher than the usual fuil'
man charge. . ,.-,.
fD limited Express. Ncstlbule Parlot
Cars Neatlhule Passenger C0acne8 ana
Dining Chr. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call Tor and check baggage from noieif
and residences.
For further Information passengers gro
referred to the ticket agent az the at@ p
| j. Ii. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Atcne
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
viz % You wANrl

Advertise your wants In the Evening
Journal Employment wanted, help
wanted. TO let. for rent. for sale, board
ing. and lost and found ads. will be pub
lished, Tires lines. one time, for dine;
threa times fof a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
GovERNoR Will APPOINT.

Governor Ebe w. Tunnel. while in
this city yesterday. said that he was
waiting for a decision in the applicaA
tlon OF Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania,
to the United States Senate. before he
makes an appointment for this state.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
RAILPoAps
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
T1AfE TABLE " e-eot Msy % ~

TIME TABLE ~ e~ect May "a. 1893.
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
statlon) for Elsmere, juno, Montchanin,
Winterthur Guyencourt. Granogue, COS
sart Chadd's Ford Juncticn, POcopson.
West Chester, EmbreeVille. MortOnrille.
Coatesville. and intermediate stations,
daily, except Sunday, at L20 q. m, 2i5
and $50 p. m. sunday only, sos a. m, Ais
and $50 D. m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield
and intermediate stations daily except
Sunday. at 100 a. m. ais and $50 p. m.
Sunday only at sos a. m, AIS AMI f5y
D. m.
For Joanna D'rdsboro. Reading anc IL
termedilte stations daily, excepf sundAy
at T20 n m. and $50 b. N. Sunday only,
do3 a. m. and $50 p. n.
A. q. lM'cAUslAN ND, suporl 1eendsnt.
BCWNE6S bR1GGH Gsn. Pass EsEnr
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
Erae Book on Conner MlnInu

Send for Free Illustrated 60 Page
Book on Copper Minins to the. BOS-
TON AND TEXAS COPPER CON-
PANY, Al fremont Buildings Bos7
ton, Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
nrr,AwArn Division.

DEUAWAItIl DINInIUNl - u,
For New Castle. el3 "a, n., ili' t-1i "AF
G5s p. m., week dnys, .
For Lcwcs. 6.l3 q. ms AZ p nl'' Ne1A
days. ,-,..
For Dover, HarrlnFton ana mar
Sundays. 1911 p. m.
nor Wyomlng ana way stations. 2a' p
Fxprces for Cape Charles Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk ll.Oi @. n. "coil
days. and i21i night, daily
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
PENNsvl YANIA RAILRoAD
ltliN TriE a4Vs' - t.5tRayF
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.
lsseheaqls p efIe9I NoyemseF .I, n is9

rENNNNlI IN DIIlNL MOVE fUIII ~. lN.N'
Trains leave Wilmington aa follows.
For Philadelphia (cxpress). 1869. 3O2. go,
600. llt. lal SOD, Ho1l tlo. 300. luNt. lu.e1.
i1.s5 1872, ii.a5 q. m. ~ "a l.5i, 300 Slts
Accommodation. elo 7io. aiL ilos a.
M, ~. i2se -ss i,9o. s.2e ana a9iS "a 7s2
750 $50. s.s5. 1903. l.25. li32, ll.i5 a. m.,
i.3l 800. ASS. COZ, G.5l and 906 p %.
m, 1880. 2s2 400 528 CSC and 1913 D. m.
For New York (through exprts3). l5h
3o2 rs (pining Carl 955 1852, Has q. m:
soi. .'S2o CDining tarj. 13 va aad sis B. m
connecting via Broad Street station.
philadelphia, 40 e.o, 7lo. ~ $50 1923
6.O7. 7.23. GIG and 1913 p. M.
For Boston without change 1912 a. M;
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations. 7.3I a. m. and f36 p. m.
Baltimore ana washington, 500 oQv
$40, lois and ll.eQ q. 70. l2,o, l2l li5'
Baidmore and Intermediate stations.
2.22 iiS l.li p. m. 100 night
/ Wilmington teNpress). $3.50. l.l0 -2. a52,
/ 1920 ll.23, ll.sl a. M, 'l215 l.ll, ll4 a'lz'
$3.50 Avl Ail 1.e,, l'4l. '.a3 eV, o-li '''''
/ Accommodated. G.2i. l.s0 9i2. 1913 am.
1.22. a.i7, 4oi iii, 5ii, 62' as' l9.-' and
''''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ lor PHILADELPHIA texpressl. loi, 3.ss' as9
/ $685. 935. $780, 1852 HIS a. M, 49, s91.
l ass COZ. 7G2 9oG end gld p. m.
! Accommodation, Ilu. $50 a.. m.i l1lii
200. AGO. 526 7.2S and i0.i3 3. IN. -
/ nor Chester leXprpsal. l6i ttui t,N1i ll.1o
a. M; l.8l. 300 ass 6.Qi aud 9.0j b. 10.
! Accomm0d1 ton. llV $50 q. ms l-li,
l2.00. 400, 5.26. 7.2S and l0.43 p. m.
For New York (throusn expres0i lof.
lsU2 g95 lDining Car). 9.d1, 1852 ~ q mi
IfW Dining Cl) 800 6.0l, f'62l DINING
lCa). 1923, GIG p. M, connecting Ni1 hr9aa
street station. Philadelphia, ago, lly, 5.l
a. M. 13l, 800, 400. ass, 0Ol i-l5 ana lu.ia
For Boston. without change, 723 p. ~.
Baltimore and Washington, i.oli d w.
llOl8 a. m.. 1906. 1913. la0. 3 so, 5.l3, 'o.lo
ltfG. 7.3i. Sl1 D. M, and 1905 nient-
Baltimore and intermediate aialon5' oo'
b. m.. 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. 90.
Wilmington (exnrCssli $3.50, lal Lee. u e'
La. M; 49, 8l2. 4.ii, sos. Cos 500, '.dl' 500
1l6 il2e =. nj, and is2e ni ,5 Ok
1880. 222. 6.l3 S.% and l0.2Q 2. M.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern H1nway.-fid p. M, daily
siocpcrs % New Orleans, Aiken, memphis
and Iamua. I.,6 n. M, daily. f'eepeia l'
. New Orlcans. Memphis. NaanNllei Nit
Ashevllie and Hot springs
, | Atlantic Coast liuc.-llls .. m.. da.iy
laiaeners 20 Chariceton, JAcNs pliiie' '2r
, lIamna and Macon; 1888 niFnl 9ai'5
lsleucrs 20 Richmond and iachaont tiie'
r Choranoale a. Ohio Railway ou p' nl
daily, dining car. and siccpcra 30 Nmcin
lult.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

Five per cent. will be added to all
ounty tax bills after December 81.
Evening journal., 1899-12-09

. sssss sssssssss sss.ssssssss sssssss
: "This above all: To thine own self f:
: be true,
4:
F: And it must follow, as the night
4: the day,
(: Thou canst not then be false to any
A: man."
...... ........ 80. ...... ...... ....
Opposite this is another text which IL
lustrates most fittingly the thrift, in
dustry, and indomitable perseverance
OF the diminutive giant Of the business
world. Il Is this:
'.'' '''''''''''''' .'s.'. .'''..''''.'s
/:
"The present moment is our ain, {:
/:
The next we never see" /:
.....,...s.,t .......... .......... 80.
Such are Mr.. Carnegle's conceptions
of the meaning of the word home, and
in such spirit he seems to make the
environments about him part Of him.
SELF
Evening journal., 1899-12-09
EXAMINE BEFORE YOU BUY.

When In grocer store you stand until you spy
Ivory Soap demand And away thus be well assured
Be careful not to be mead Ivory Soap you poud
And limitations take instead And lingering doubt remn
For dealers oft vii praises Twill vanish like the darkest sn
OF that which may profit bring When in the tub washing day
Examine well with careful eye That cake Of soap brought In play
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
PREDICTIONS FOR THE YEAR
ATc,as Farmer Tells What lie Thinks
VIII Happen In the Near Future.

tGrc.nville. Texas. McnsonFcrl
Peter Smith q prominent South Texas
farmer. has given TO the public set
a r-ophcsics for the present year bear.
lnE grcatiy upon the history II the
world. II II said that he forctoid much
that happened Tart year ana his neigh
botH place grcat confidence In his pres
ent forecasts. Every year. tho nrat week
u the mrs, month ~ the year. he makes
q prophecy and boasts that he has not
failed for twenty years. Here l. his
ises predictions
NY prediction for this year l. a big
European war. with France aud Eng
land involved with Russia.
The United States will annex cuba by
n popular vote OF the cubanr, after
having flfnt declared Cuban indepen-
hcncc ana evacuated the island. The
CubanS viii annex themselves.
The queen Of Holland will marry and
the crown prince u Germany viii be-
dethruned.
There will bc cabinet changes and
several cabinet officers VIII resign
their portfolios.
There will be month 81 record
breaking weather during tho year. and
great deal of rain viii fall all over
the United States.
Dry goods will DO cheaper and food
viii be dearcr.
There viii be several important inter.
national marriages with hitherto un-
known honorH bestowed upon American
women.
a new cabinet officer viii he created.
The army will h. reorganlEcd and q
more important post created for the
head ~ the army.
one man viii control the American
turf and there viii be a great whca,
sensation In early fall.
see an overthrow ~ the Spanish
government. which viii be adjusted
without open war.
The president Of France will resign.
Queen Victoria viii die and the Prince
Of Wales VIII be crowned with great
mngnlnooncc.
The king of Denmark VIII die and tho
DowaEcr Duchess Of china VIII be- dts
graccd throughout Europe and Asia.
A wave ~ great prosperity IL coming
for the United States. financially,
a new political party will be- founded
and there win be fve presidential can,
didatoa IN the iield. including the Pro-
hibltionlEts and ropuliuts.
The government viii take control Of
the cables ana canals that are bclng
built In the colonies.
Carriages will run without horses IN
every city In the United states,
Women VIII dress like men. In derby
hats and ula,crr, and there Will be No
biz sleeves.
Thrive OF tho famous old men ~ m,
United states viii die and Europe viii
lose her old queen.
cut our this prophecy and read u N,
first day Of 1900,
viii sivc you a penny for every mis-,
statement PETER SMITH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

Pennsylvania. Not soul OF them know
me.
Here's a burned fool that's been
wandering around IN our camp for some
Time said the Confederate officer to
the captain ~ the Pennsylvania COM
pany that came out IN meet nv. We
don't know what 10 make Of him. and
we don't want To- shoot nm Innocent
man. Maybe we're making n mistake
In turning him loose lie says he hates
the North. aud " you fellows want to
shoot him you can do So
Then the Union troops were In
TX. They thought that was a South
crn SPY. ana wanted to shoot me at
once. They asked mo my name. and
told them I would not tell them. They
asked me what I had been doing and
I told them 10 go 10 the devil. / said
That I had been sent out on special
work by the President. and I would re-
port 10 no ono but him. After long
discussion they decided TO send me 10
Washington under the guard ~ the
captain from the Pennsylvania troops.
That was what wanted
THE captain and his Huusd tonk mo
straight 10 stanton. The grim old sec.
Rotary Of war was distant relative of
mine. hut We had never met. I di1 NOT
want 10 appeal 90 our Ties ~ blood In
this case. aud was bent on keeping my
name FROM him. We went into Ma
"AANffH NiNh NNN' NANfNNAN ~ INC NNNNNN NNa
vanianr told him what he knew ~ tho
matter. stanton lokcl "a mo for about
i've minutes. but / mot his cye stare
| Tor HtHrr.
what ~ your nance h. demanded
at last
"'t'n not tell YOU I answered.
What ~ the business you have
been engaged inT
TN tell that 10 no man but Abra-
ham Lincoln.
stanton was puzzled lie was afraid
that ! was an assassin, and he was
afraid that wasn't. FINALLY h. turned
90 the captain and told him 10 take
me over 20 the White House. with In.
ntructinnH 10 shoot me " I made the
least suspicious movement. ON the way
over the captain ana 7 discovered that
We metc bath Mnsons. ! told him that
the deal was on the square, and h. was
satisfied. ] passed an the guards at
the White House and got 10 the Prcal-
dents ofiirc up stairs. I showed aside
the sentry who stood NJ the door and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

went in. The room was vacant. Z
knew that he was In his little room
next TO It. and burst IN there.
"Hc was lying on the couch asleep.
But a. came In he woke up. The room
was trlfle dark. and he could not see
me very we'll He stood up and thun-
dercd out In ringing voice:
Who are your
"Tm captain Hoyt. Didn't YOU and
I talk little matter over n short time
npo?'
Then he saw inc more clearly. lie
told the guard Co leave Us. and he
came and shook me by the hand.
~ didn't KNOW you In that strange
Disguise he said no he took my hand In
both N his. llut ! was frightened for
q moment, not on account Of you. ! Just
dreamed that I was about TO be assos-
Hlnatud. II 10 mo- wonder that l have
such Nightmares Tor stanton II always
telling me 90 look out. Besides. your
mcasagc was not az all conducive TO my
peace of mind.
we sat and talked FOR half an hour.
and when I lcft tnc President came to
the door and told the captain who had
brought me that I was one ~ his
friends. when ! looked upon the face
~ Lincoln again h. was IN his collin.
The dream had come true"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

and Montana. although I am aware
that by 80 doing l may be interfering
with those who are DESTROYS Of buying
below 100 and 800 respectively. I ADJ
WISE THEIR PURCHASE Hf.CAt'gE
THEY WILL nE EXCHANGED ron
NEW STOCK AT THE RATIO or 1
SHANE TO II andy SHARES me-
BE WORTH FROM ifb TO 200.
trust my critics. In bringing out the
ili argument NJ philanthropy" viii
remember when Butte sold nj ~ | said
Il would sell Mt co. and that for the per-
Tod Of six months I actually gnVe a
written guarantee to the holders ~ IS. 4.
100 shares whereby they could sell their
stock TO me az so share at the end Of
six months. thereby enabling them to
hold " for the enormous profits they
have since received. Of course ms
rrltlcs cannot understand how I can
lffofd to do business this way. hut I
ran, and those who have received the
tremendous profits IN Com ~" pre-.
Ter my way 10 that II my critics.
ARcADiAN AND ISLE RoYALE.
I advise. M In the past. the purchase
OF Arcadlan and Isle Iloyaie. 10th viii
enter the ranks N large producers noon.
both within my opinion. earn sufficient
on terms that will mean more than
double their present selling price.
MARKET RAIDS.
In regard to tho raids on "coppcrs"
which take place from time e. time and
which are usually ~ few hours du-
ration. but which during tho short time
they last work loss to the small margin
holders. and which arr Described by the
critics M 'collarscs." crashes" drop
ping out ~ the bottoms that are surely
TO become permanent" ! tan only rc.
peat the present copper movement"
has rome to stay! II " the legitimate
revolution Of "a Trrat Industry. II has
for u foundation that which " beyond
the power u any criticism or raiding
10 remove. and II viii be- with ~ q safe.
permanent investment when an the
stocks based on wildcat enterprises
that depend on Legitimate comblna.
lions for their earnings viii have dis-
appeared.
THOMAS W. WILSON. In New
York World.
iio-ton. May g. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
DIVORCES WHILE You WAIT.

i'l'NNlhnu ram pcalcf1
Excuse me. slr. but you are a jus-
tlce believe Then ! want ono of your
unti.not1ripty divorces NJ the earliest
possible moment Yes. I have 60 catch
The steamer fnr Liverpool In haif an
hour ana ! must have everything In
Hhlpshnre order before I start. what's
thutf Oh. 9rnundaf IN send them
Go you hy nrst mail You want 20 be
sure there is ample Qualification. chr
Weli D try ana make u ample enough.
lot me tnkc Your pen. There. how'll
that check duf u Il Justification
enough thourht so. IN, what's
fhat7 Papers nli cnmpictcf Say,
that's surprisingly quick work u took
me nm hour 10 get en- last time. oh.
by the way my wife has Just mun-
toned 10 me that Hhr would like 10 get
married again this Afternoon. Can
you recommend n quiet clergyman
without conscientious surupies7 An.
his card Thanks.Ncry much. Good day"