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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Radical Change Ia the situation Among
Punters In New York-Patriotic uettine.

Punters In New Yorh-Patriotie nettine.
The announcement comes from New
York that outside OF the stock cx-
change and the New York Yacht club.
betting on the yacht race was not brisk
yesterday, The nuke made a radical
change In the situation. Hitherto the
Columbia has been u hot favorltc. Now
even money II prevailing and not much
a. offered at that.
David Barrie. Sir Thoman Llpton'a
New York representative, and Boa-
ton man named Hodges. bet $50 even.
Tom O'ilourke managed 20 get a thou
sand dollars TO $500, one bet OF $500
even was made at the Gilaoy House.
Another OF 500 even was made nt the
Firth avenue. on the stock exchange
II was reported that 81 900 10 5000 and
81, 900 TO $500 on Columbia aud $500 even
had been placed.
The prevailing opinion was that Co
lumbin would win the forlea. but unless
q better trial than Tuesdays Is Civ
en- bcttors a line on the comparative
morlts " the yachts, wagcrH VIII be
made cautiously
Al the New York Yacht club the bur
den OF conversation was ilnttering TO
Captain Hogarth Of the Shamrock, II
was declared Do had handled the chal-
lcngcr admirably, getting all that was
possible out Of the nulgy wlndA
Patriotic motives may have Influenced
the amateur salts, FOR some wagers 81
500 10 $50 were made that the Columbia
would win three OF the 1--WE races. but
betting was very slow at that.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ToDAYs WEATHER REPORT.


Forecasts tnl sp m. Friday
Today'a weather report. tobserva-
tlons taken at a. m. Mountain Ilmcl.
Salt Lake barometer, d0iali
Temperature. a.. minimum, 49, wind,
southeast. miles per hour; weather
clear
vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday; warmer to-
night.
For Utah; Forecast made at San
FrnnciscoD
Fair tonight and Friday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The nigh" has moved slightly south
ward and itH crest now reaches from
wyoming 10 western Kansas. No storm
confer appears on the map but there
are Indications that n low barometer ~
approaching north u Montana. u u
cooior along the north Pacific coast
over Kansas eastern Arizona and New
Mexico. Light rain has fallen over
southern Arizona. New MoNlco ana
southwestern Kansas
l.. ". MURDOCH
Section Director.
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATIONS.

A meeting Of the stake officers Of the
Primary associations VIII be held Sat
urdGy afternoon. october Z 1899 immc-
diatcly at the closc Of the General Con-
ference meeting, In the assembly hall
Of the l.. y. 4. g.. Templcton building.
All Stake branches nrc expected TO
be represented.
l.. u. FELT.
prehdcnt.
MARY ANDERSON
Secretary
General hoard OF Primary AasOcla-
fluna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05
THE NEWS
DURING FAIR AND
CONFERENCE WEEK.

All indications point to an immense
attendance at the coming Fair and
Conference the nrat week In october.
Advertisers desiring TO REACH THE
PEOPLE IN THEIR HoMEg can do
20 effectively BY using the Semi Weekly
News printed Tuesdays and FridayO
before the Fair and Conference season.
and the Daily News DURING that
week. All subscribers o. the SEMI
Weekly News who visit the city receive
the daily FREE during their stay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

At Brockton. Mass. last night. Eddie
McDuffec made trial FOR the teu-mlle
record on the track and established the
time 81 10 minutes. ~ as seconds, which
Il one minute. four seconds less than
the record OF i622 made by Harry
Elkca MCDuitec had special sane
ton from the l.. a. W. 20 make a trial,
Incident to breaking the ton-mlle rec
ord. McDuncc broke every existing rec
ord from two to ten miles. The time
by miles follows.
LIST. 1888 3-5; 2nd. 1891 3-5. total.
a'Qs go IRA. l.292 80 tota, is2' ith'
$40 SO. 9Th. 1880 Is; total. $40 40: eth.
iiu1-5: total. 1919; sth, 1885. total,
l2;i7; 9Th. i'a2 2-5; total, 1870 2-j. 10Th,
1879 go; total. 1915 40.
This IA an average ~ 1881 t-5 per mile.
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SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET,

The Socialist Labor party In regular
convention held In their hall In tho old
q, a, II. building last evening, october
ith. nominated fun city ticket aB fol-
lows;
For Mnyor-Jamea II. llnmlin,
For lecordor-Iumcs r. Ersldnc.
For Treasurer George j. Mnnck
For Police Judgr-H, G.. A. WISHING,
For city Att0rney-George Il. Peter
son.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple will close for
Conference 0n Thursday evening. oct
9Th. and reopen on Monday, oct. 9th.
1893. on the latter date FOR the nc-
commodatlon OF visitors from a dis
lance. haptisms for the dead viii be
performed. on the subsequent days Of
The same week. other ordinances will
be attended to.
LORENZO SNOW,
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Why experiment on yourself with
remedies OF doubtful utility when you
can get Chambcrlnins Cough Remedy
which has stood the test 81 tlmcf
Twenty-Five years sale and use have
proven that remedy 70 be a prompt and
certain cure Tor colds. II VIII cure n
cold In a day n taken a. soon ~ the
cold has been contracted and before II
has sctticd In the system.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

be workers of the wOmcn's
Temperance union expect pr
bits from their ninth annual p
|rh assemblies FOR the nrnt n
De- CONGREGATIONAL church on
afternoon.
|nto Auditor Richards IL IN
: statement from uintah
the total valuation Of that
a its0.s30. on a levy OF i6 mi
OF ti5,T56.s2 Will be collect
Heph Cunningham. an cngint
|1llo Grunde Western, WIS b
bonn Sprlnrvlllc last night and
D. Marks hospital. Hunorlnf
Ecturc Of two ribs. the result
ticnt ON a work train Mt that
&rbort Rance. who was nrrcats
by on The charge OF cruelty
on complaint Of Herman
arraiFncd befofr Justice
| inornlng at 10 O'Clock and =
b. 81 not Tuilty. The case v
rial at 2 y, m. tomorrow.
kbcrt =. shattuok, clerk G
for the county Of Arapnhoc
with Headquarters In 1
u on clerks ilttle nni Blair
building today. Mr.. Shattuc
Way from tho cuait. and cor
op on here a Tow hours 20 3
Hfing the afternoon of Tht
Bcealc Edmouda will sing
b. Relief society conference
|nbly Hail, Eyes that arc "
lldmondH will be nccompaf
Evan stephens. A. the e.
N Mrs. Mary Y. Kelley. "
ticth ward choir OF young
Furnish the music.
liver stoclSmani W. T.. Durk
OF good yearlinF steers Il
Irrn Utah that he gave ago
Heed before Offering. The,
hid late this afternoon. ave
lkHA AlRlAA NNN ~ NV lNNAAN
at si.tb. MIR. purkcc says
rarce and high Ia Grand
y counties.
G. TaRgnrt was slightly 4
|dny Ia stopping n runaway
fat street. between y ana
belonged TO II. T.. McDonnl
itchod 20 n delivery wagni
fight at n passing street O.
nrhlnF up First street at {
speed ana In stopping hif
BIZ was struck by the shaft
''Blues" will give receipt
NJ. &. a. hall tonight, to
nbcrH and friends OF the a.
b. Invited. a musical pr
sn prepared IN which Mess
hey. Jack Fchr, Bert Ma
bseph urbnnsky VIII figure
m will be followed by a 20
bali IN the gymnasium be
Blues and Reds"
ge A. Dahlstoad. n bnrtcndl
b. "a member NJ the saluoi
lstcld a Williams. has Z
.n voluntary bankruptcy
court. The totfi linhllitit
of which $3.50 consists
claims, t15iaOi of uns'
and tho balance OF tuNel
bots are scheduled ut 5000,
hous ohold goods. etc. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

l.. Ruckort IL manufacturing the
celebrated German Zwiehack. q highly
nutritious and easily dlgertiblc food Tor
invallds and especially for babes. Mr.
and Mrs. G. snim Of 300 y. Second
South streets. and others. testify 20 the
gratifying results when used for In.
fants. II 10 for sale by all leading
groccrH.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,

Doctors bill He said that the whole
affair was an accident,
The court said In summing up, that
n he had any reason 10 believe that the
defendant had done Il Intentionally he
would Impose heavy penalty, but he
was disposed to give the boy the benc-
fct Of the doubt "nnd | viii say right
here" said the court, that there IL no
reason why the city Council should not
pass an ordinance making cyclists keep
10 the road.
The defendant accordingly was dis
charged.
Isaac Wright said he was guilty OF
being drunk this morning but he had
family who needed him TO 20 TO work.
Let me on"
Same old story Of the 25th. Isaac"
mo. sir; honor. bright"
TO recent Five dollars and N you
come back within the next two weeks
YOU Will get nifty days"
"Oh, let me on"
"Hit down"
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RETEVENINGNE
ToDAYIs wEAT HERREPOI

Today'a weather report. Job
lions taken ~ Ga m. Mouni1lf
Salt Like City-Biromctcr. 3o3j
prralure. aai minimum temp .ftsu
WIND. southeast 2 miles per hour
Local forecast for salt Lake CIV
|Nlcinliyl
rair tonight and wednesday; I,
.r Wcdun1duy.
For Utah. Forecast made a
rfnnciacoD
Fair and warmer tonight
"Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tho area nf high pressure has .
Ind ~ grrst now cNtcnda from y
FNnahington 90 Nebraska The
|cntr,. noted yesterday murninn
FNcatcfn Kansas and Western n
IL. has disappeared from the map
mpcrnturc continues low Owe
&nrthern and mhldls plateau.
much cooler over South nakdt
Irdaka and knnala. Rain has
MOI New Mexico. Western X
Western Nebraska, Eastern sout
&uta and Minnesota.
L. N. MURDOCH
Section Dire
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q. ~ ALLkN COMBINATION 90. uuy
aud ilfass Works iui anu To- = sth Wcsi n
salt Lake CITY, Utah near V. q ". unu1t
i'cpaH ring, iobblng Maehluury built 70 orIrf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Various Rumors Anoat Referee Angen
Says II was on the square,

Tho purse FOR the Lawson Chapman
race was handed over TO the principals
Chapman $50.
Speaking Of tho race Referee Angel
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ST. GEORGE TEMPLE

win close on Friday. September g 1902
and reopen on Tuesday. october ~
DAVID II. CANNON,
prgHldont
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II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers Of Chamborinin's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Romuiy, for
having put on the market such q won
dcrfui medicine" says W. w, Maesin-
gill. Of neaumont. Texas. There are
many thousands Of mothers whose chill
drun have been saved from attacks NJ
dysontcry and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

Words are but loavca," II h not what
We cay, but what Hoods saraaparilla
does that telle the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by this medic
cline are the fruits by which II should
be- Judged. These prove u 10 b. the
great, unequnlled remedy for dyspepsia,
rheumatism, scrofula. salt rhoum, ca.
tnrrh and all other ailments due to I'M
pure or Impoverished blood.
HOODS PILLS are non-irrltating.mlld,
effective
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LOGAN TEMPLE.

The Logan Temple win close for
Conference on Thursday. october 5th.
and reopen on Tuesday october 10th,
1899 NJ. w. MERRILL.
President.
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skNLRAL HUNDRED LON0 WDoiHr.
ahd cross hrtd rams BY liohor iter1it
Rams are near street car limo. fenuis.'a
John ", cannon. fompinton huildinr
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WANTED AGENTS.

AGENrs-A NEw PATENT ARTICLE
with meriti nothing on sale Ike ~ easy
y self good profit Crescent ME-. Co, Bur-
llngton, Ia
UOop-sELL LADY AuENrs MANTED
every whore, all classes Investigated Goods
sell on sight 70 every woman lruht 100 pof
cent Goods,il, l0i FULTON -. New YORK
LiTliu-f PRINTING. AGENTS MANfEDi
1000 business cards. two cul1rs. With bsauts
fut design. tLO0i work unof than lithograph-
Ing, other work remarkably low Agents
make fenoo daily write the 1itho-frnt
Now NnrA.
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HELP WANTED.

tNTELLiuENT. WILL DREssED Ian
les and guutlUmon for permanent positions.
salary, $40 per month. Call iioom s siG state
street
MEssENoER BUYs AT ruiz W. u. TEL
Co. Main street.
WANTED sEVEhAL BRIGHT AND
honest persons 20 represent us ~ Managers
IN this and close by counties Salary spaOa
year aud aNpouscS stratght bona. ndo. no
more, no less salary Position permanent
Our references auy bank In any town 10
u mainly unlCo work conducted At home.
hefercncN Enclose sclf-addruasad STAMPED
tnyolope Tho Dominion company, Dept
. chicago.
WOMEN 10 BIND DitEsH SHIELDS Al
homo steady workg distance nodtsadvant-
aFgi ask your dealer TO show you knra
shields kofa shields snap on waist with
out saving. send Zoe for catalogue ~ Work.
The kora shield Co. 40 Droomo street. New
York
OH ESTABLISHED FIRM HfQufRks
services reliable man for this community.
salary tis weekly and expenses state for
mcr employment "Manufacturer," Hox
io.5, Phiiada, Ia
GIRL FOR GENtHAL HOusEWORR.
No washing. Mrs q. u. folt iN \. Main 81.
DO YOU WANT WORK. 10 YOU
want helpi 90 TO ilorkelrAth go. 1dt Main
street Telephone ioa G II. strock, Mgr,
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In Salt Lake. August 9Th and gith. The
ArlunH were delighted with their visit
10 Salt Lake and speak In the highest
terms % the huHpltublo treatment tCn-
dercd them during their aojourn In tho
city.
A carriage Incident near the corner
N South Temple and Second east
streets last cyeninE. resulted In Warren
Steoly receiving "a bad scalp wound a
iaccrntcd wrist and several bruises. Mr..
Stoely was speeding down South Tenn
pie with a young lady beside him when
he collidcd with "a heavy wagon and the
lighter RIG was overturned. The
young lady aprnng from the buggy be-
fore the accident ana escaped unhurt
Mr stccly fcli beneath the RIG when Il
was overturned,
kommorcr Camera; Colonel Eppcraon
of salt Lake city ~ visiting with
friends In town this week The colonel
10 one N WyominE'H pioneers and was
Tor many years Identified with several
coal mining proportions nj various
points. lie was resident Of Evanston
IN ita pnlmy days and was one of the
prime factors IN building up that city
The colonel viii participate In tho fcs-
tivltlcs tomorrow and after remaining
a fcw more days viii return TO his home
IN Zion.
Dune Rcvisw for the week ending
September aOt' has the following to
Hay regarding .hc condition OF business
IN Salt Lake, Increased activity Ia re-
ported IN nearly an lines Hardware
iohbcrs and dealers IN dry goods and
groceries report trade much heavier
than last year. and lucal shoe factories
have Increased their output. cOllec.
tlona arr satisfactory. with money easy
and IN moderate demand. Recent bank
statements show Increase In balances.
Ing situation continues prosperous"
Another Salt Lake volunteer has
returned from the Philippines In the
person u Fred schwin. Mr.. schwin
was for long years an cmpluyc Of the
| Tribune before he enlisted In the TWEEN
ty-third Infantry and went % Manila.
Mt Schwin was IN most OF the fights
In the Islands and expresses himself M
being a great admlrer Of General otis.
whom he says only falls into error BY
trying 10 do too much. Mr., Schwin
| leaves FOR ogden TO enter the railway
mail service havins passed the exam
nation before leaving for the Philip
| pines.
The ninth annual meeting OF the
Utah Womnn'a Christian Temperance
| Union. commenced nj the First ConFrc-
gauonal church this afternoon. The
session was a general one, A large
the convention was a decided success.
| This evening the following program
will b. carried OUT Address OF well
/ come TO the W. G. r. ". by Mrs,
/ Clarence Brown on the part of the
/ ladies and by Rev. Geo. Bailey on the
| part OF the ministers 20 which Mrs,
/ iNnnHford Smith Of ogden will respond.
| The lcv. joel a. Smith Will give talk
| on Temperance. Good music viii also
| be provided,
! "fn HlH steps What would Jesus
| Do7" three million copies VI which
| have been sold In England and the
/ United States. Will be commenced IN the
| Saturday News"
! Zlon's Savings Rank and Trust COM
/ pany was established In 1873, and has
/ etnc., opaned more than twenty-five
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tom King" called the court The
echo answered Where" Tom had been
drunk yesterday. but he had s. left. lie
lott that Tor bail. The same was de-
clnrod forfeited
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The largest circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open to advsf'
thtfa
The following ilsufes slvt The number Of
ne SsmLNsskly News printed on The if,i OF
sach month sine, the paper changed hands on
January l, 1907
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters.
Lump. Nut and Slack.
ID. J. SHARP. Agent.
Is gouth, Main. Telephone. t2o
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Gate and White b,,,,o1
Lump, Nut and s.EJiA
y. J, ShA ~
}. Main.
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Advertisements n Mis column Oh, a..
,Yfr ,'rord zach Insertion. Special rs,,
~ me rcck ami month. '"o
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rrAu COMMERCIAL AND sNG's HANK
Interest paid on aavings W. r.
Armstrong, prcst.. =, w Madaen, vice.
urpHt j. H. CutnO cashier.
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TN It's steps. What would Jesus
Dor three million copies % which
have been sold In England and the
United States. Will be commenced IN the
Saturday News"
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Advertisements N Mis column one cent
per icoId each insertion. Special rates
by tis rsek aud month
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WANTED.

An EXPERIENCED HOOK FOLDER
~ i,sa., ssven wanted immediately AZ the
's'-'''A w"
wAarrn
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psfsiai .t ~ - W. ~ VNVt- % 'oh'
n,pti.'ti,, ,,i,.,.,,a... .-..-...r,--
IAhlNth WITH tlNNVa No tNfbhs
,eneo necee.arN Good paving business A.
MONEY! no Ia, .,,,,,rp1,.y,- -,,J,.,,,,-
AMY Al Tho Renee, fto,..' "i"" ""NN'
Es.'..H.i'. - w ,i.''i'
ntlt mi MllL TOR NENLNAL
housoNurk. Nli v brigham street.
A GENTLEMAN TYptwRtTTN or
Zee desk furnished competent man Tor
patt tlpc wilton work other business
g.n pe nbtaluod Apply Judge stayner ~
V' ~. .'uilulnf' city, ,,
- NNMNN ~ WASH AND a GIRL TO
~ ~ n99.eNpfh ~ Mrs Cutlcr'A No 90 south
My.t lemple street
.h,tou ~ hltlNu AL0NU. Youh HOUSE,
h'st terms riNru ut the tu=Nu -uu Hand
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WANTED REAL ESTATE.

~ you WANT TO SELL Your FRO.
perty and do u quickly, call 90 u. We
have hundreds Of buyers for all kinds ~
improved aud unimpruyed properties In all
parts OF the city, A. Richter Homo Invest
inent Co, No sWost First south
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lions Savings Rank and Trust COM
pany was established IN 1873. and has
since opened more than twenty-five
thousand savings accounts, Have you
an account II not. start one NOW.
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HAIR REMOVED,

sUPERFLUous HAIR REMOVED NY
Electrolysls Permanent removal guaran
teod without pain or scar. Not a medicine.
ilrst sitting Tree at5M Main St, lloom ie
Globn hldR
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BOOK FOLDER AND SEWER.
Az EXPERIENCED HOOK FOLDER
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STEAM HEATING.
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Cnstomers Of J. q, Mcdonald Candy
CO. are invited 10 Inspect their new
faetory. 2l-lO west Thlrd South.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TIAoHlRs oF LANoUAoGs.
EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH OFFERS
courses In arts science. mining aud ologNh'
cal engineering. normal trninlng and KIN,
dcrgartcn work CONCERNING those courtei
Apply toJ u kinEsbury President
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CONFERENCE AND FAIR RATES


To salt Lake for Conference. State
Fair and Salt Palace. AZ follows;
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LIviNosroNEs uEAnT.

An interesting relic ~ now on its way
from the interior o. Africa TO Great
britain n &C. tho tree under which the
heart of David tIwnTstone was buried
Whom the lndefltlEnh.c missionary
md traveller was found dead one morn
irg lH bite tent bic faithful servants de-
cldcd 90 take the remains back 20
Zanzibar but they buried the heart un-
DER nn Immense tree. and carved the
nome of the explorer md The date Of
hia death upon a. This was ln isi1
The tree haf now been found dccayiug.
nHd viii BE- taken Go some museum 90
i,nrlnnd. while IN &C. place VIII AN.
dOuhtediy Do erected monument 10
him who opened the OZARK continent
Co civilization.
Tho death of Livingstone was the be-
ginning Of an Unprecedented activity
among the miaHionnry societies OF Great
iihiain. An advance party was slnt out
in 1876 carrying with them the nrst
steam boat flr lake Nynua. other In
land aola were shortly afterwards
pl1wod hy steam boats. Following the
advice NJ ar stanley the missionaries
introduced Hrts and manufactures. var-
Ioua kinds of Implements and fruit linz
proved breeds Of domestic animals. vcH-
ctablcs and cereals The sct 60 work
90 construct grummnrs and dlcton-
nrirs and established schools Many u
them fcn victims 60 the climate. but
others were ready 90 take their places.
and thus tho work WINS continued.
% can hardly b. said that the mln-
IouHry activity was carried on ontirc-
ly in the spirit ln which Il was COM
mcncod hy David Livingstone. Tho 90.
suit o. seen more in the fact that Afri-
en- now o. the object II European ag-
rrofrion. than IN tho number of cone
yerts gained. The blessings NJ civlu.
rntinn have To- some extent found an
entrance there. but the Vices have gone
with o. and also the strife that steadily
lH raging under the name Of Internal
tionnl politics.