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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

Columbus. Ohio. Dec z-The supreme
court has dismissed the custer xulc
brought szainsr The National Biscuit
company dy the attorney general TIE
suir vas in quo warrznto under the anti
trust avs q the state The decision was
reached before the court adjourned yes
terday but was nol announced un-u TO-
day. Il IS understood that the Columbus
Biscuit company Ne the instizstor q ths
salt 5u- tha. matters have been recon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
LEyDs WANTS FRANCE TO PUT IN

New York, Dec pa dispatch to the
Tribune from London says: The Paris
correspondent of the Mail says that Dr.
Leyds waited on NJ. Delcasse and asked
his services in the cause Of peace. The
French minister, it is understood, gave
an equivocal reply, asking, in fact, for
time for consideration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
FRANCE DENIES THE LEYDs STORY

Paris. Dec. 23.-The French foreign office
denies the statement Of the Paris CORE
spordent of the Daily Mail Of London.
that Or Leyds' the European representa-
tive of the Beers, has asked the services
" NJ. Delcasse, the minister of foreign
Affairs in The canse Of neaca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
BRITISH SEIZURE OF YANKEE FLorT

Washington. Dec 25.-The state depart
ment has received from the PennsyIva-
nia Milling company OF New York a
statement Of the facts touching the seiz-
Ure Of two eargoes OF -four belonging 10
that concern bound for Portuguese ports
IN East Africa The seizures were made
BY British warshios on the ground that
the -four was intended for the Beers. The
companys letter Is a presentation OF the
case without protest and i evidently in
tended 70 serve as q basis % claim FOR
pecunia-y damages against the British
government
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

Paris Dec. @.-The war in South Al
RIGA has ali but monopolized public atten-
ton this week The best Paris journals.
the Temps, Figaro and the Journal Des
Dehats. have throughout discussed the
pros and cons Of the dispute with an evi-
dent desire % BE- impartial \ large Sec
ton Of the press. of lower standing but
wider circulation. has bean perzisten;lv
reveling in Anslophobia- This sentiment
IS apparently shared BY a majority OF
Freachnen. who regard England as a
bully attacking a small. piucky state.
and who are bitter against England be-
cause Of her unSpari1E and often unjust
criticism 90 France during the D,reyfus
trial The serious reverSes q England
had led 70 the impression here that she
might yield and accept mediation Bat
the absence q dssP5nde1Cv on fhe part
OF the Britons generally aad their appa--
ent determination 10 hght % anlsh
came - surprise 70 most Frenchuea
and evoked admiration sor Englaud's
coolness and self-conddence from All but
the most Anglapho5e organs TIE p
Saro has warned Frenchasea zgzlzs. liz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
II is Secured by the Kearns-Kelth
Syndicate.
MAY KEEP TIE PROPERTY,


Regarding the alleged sale OF the ball
ancc of the HaFgin-liearsl Interest In
the great Daily West 20 representatives
OF the uurginheims at ti331 a share
which would be on basis Of S2.0oo,oOO
Tor the mine. much doubt was expressed
yesterday.
49, G.. Chambers IL In san Francisco.
David Keith. W. =. Mccormick and ]. +.
.inmbergcr In the East and Thomas
Kcnrns at Park CITY. 10 that Il left
plenty N room Tor guessing. II seems
entirely likely however. that the stock
has been sold 60 Mr. Hamburger Tor bic
associates. itcarnu. Keith and McCor-
nlck.who. with the holdings they already
hold. would thus be able TO control over
10 the gugrinholms. II n the latter
form that IL diacredlted. Keith and
Kcarna have Tor some time desired TO
obtain sufficient stock In addition TO
their holdigs 10 give them control, and,
ns Mr. kearna stated Co the Herald
some time uHu. u bid 81 less than SO
share had been made 90 Mr Haggin.
but had not been accepted This bid
was raised 20 fil13 per share and the
stock taken In. There IN very strong
belief that the purchasers viii now
operate the mine themselves. Instead N
turning q over To any syndicate, should
this BE- true, u will strengthen the local
market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
EXERCISE YEEDFUL ron EGGS.

The fat hen Is the orc that usually
lays very few eggs. ana 20 make good
layers We must keep the fowls In such
condition that they will not gct over
fat II Is not Always an easy matter TO
do this with breeds that are better
adapted for the brolling pan than the
nest. hut give any flock II hens an the
corn they want ON the door or ground
where they Will not have Co work Co gut
%. nnd they will gorge themselves until
they are too fat and lazy 60 move about
such treatment VIII ruin the best breed
u cgg layers. Good hens need exercise
while eating. and In this way they Keep
their muscles In good trim, and they
never get ovcrburienpd with tat. Hens
kept In confinement naturally tend TO
fattcn up quicker than those kept out
doors where they have u good run. The
latter u the saving feature " many "A
flock ~ hens Kept In other respects IN
the most unranitary and unhoalthful
pens The hpul have more sense than
their keepers al such times, for they
will take exercise Ia the run aud dlg
and wnllow ln the dirt. This is all az
good Tor them as exercise IN a gymna-
Stun ~ beneficial to men and women In
cities.
An Indoor gymnasium can b. provided
FOR the hens, ana u will help them In
their winter laying, For the horizontal
bar divide the runs by several boards.
which they can not pass except by
jumping over them. Then hang cnb-
hlroH high up from their reach 20 that
they can Just jump up and pick NJ
them. THIS viii give them excellent eN-
crciHc for legs. chest and neck. Finally
conceal tho food In straw and litter and
feed IL 10 them only IN this way. The
scratching and digElng they VIII do Ia
get ID Will Improve their muscular pow
or. and make them wear on any surplus
fat.-Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
MISTAKE IN A LOAN


Through misundorstandings Ia a busl-
ness transaction late yesterday after
noon, serious complications arose which
may result In the prosecution n one of
the principals for grand larceny.
" r. Marohn. the tailor. and Water
man Broe.. the stock brokers. are the
combination.
Marohn had 5000 oharca n Ben Butler
mining stock which he hypothicatcd to
T.. n. Darling 10 secure the loan of 500.
Marohn wanted IA loan increased to
$50 and applied TO Waterman bros,
who agreed to accommodate him. water
man gave Darling the 500 hg had ad-
vuuccd and took the stock The UNDER
standing being that he was 60 give Mar
ohm 80 10 mako up the $3.50. waterman
made n mistake and wrote "a check puy-
able to Mnrohn Tor $50 Instead OF 70.
The mistake was not discovered until
Mnrnhn got the check cnshcd az the
bank. Noble Waterman hlCd himself
up 10 Marohn ana declared IN very
strong manner that 10 was 5000 shares
N Bunker nm stock that he had
agreed 70 mako the loan nu ana not the
Ben Butler. The latter stock was worth
Bunker nm stock d. totally unknown 90
me- said Mnrohn. who refused TO put
mp any additional security.
Waterman said he would aell the 90
curity out against him. ite thcn made
the discovery that he had written "a
check Tor $40 Instead uf go. Noble then
consulted Assistant County Attorney
Gunter who authorized Justice NELSON
TO Issue warrant Got Mnfohu'h arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
"BRIToN OR BoER."

In his preface to "Brton or Boer7"
the author. George Griffith, says.
"rhe majority or the Beers 60 this
day honestly believe that they have
fought and beaten the British army,
and they Just as honestly believe that
they could do II again, For my own
part. / deeply regret 90 say that what
i have seen and learned ~ South
Africa compels me 20 admit that they
have a better chance OF doinr II now
than they over had before.
''rhe Trnnsvaal ana the Free state
could today put between iO.lOO and 5000
well-nrmod men into the field at As
hours notice, and that too, In "a couu-
Try which ia covered with natural forth
fcatious. II a few hundred ill-urmed
farmers could win the trlumps-for tri-
jumps they undoubtedly were-of lu-
gogo. Lang's Mex and Amnjuha HIM.
what could these thousands DO,
equipped az they are with the finest
weapons that modern science has pro-
duccdY'
10 the British who have the courage
10 look az the facts squnrely in the face
Il is only too plain to see that a. the
prpsont moment the Beers could do,
without the slightest difficulty, exactly
what they are represented us doing IN
this work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Kansas city. oct ia.-Cattio-Re-
coiptH $500 natives and 200 Texans.
G.iti Texas stucrH 3.OOui,G1. Texas cows
2,OOua,iO, native cows and hclfcru 90
mi.2ts HtuckrrH ana feeders a.bluA,Aut
bulls .GdHl.2i,
Hora-R Receipts pOOO Market steady
tu shade lower Bulk OF sales i.e0ut,j,3
heavy iiaui,g1isi packers i.2out,30i
mixed GOAT 20. lEht 4. e1ut.15ia, york
crH 4 g5ut.J1is pigs 4,25ut.3it.
Shcep-llerclpta 600 Market steady
to strong. Lambs A,oOHi.15, muttons
q .OOf3. So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

WIN be Carried on Estensively showing
l. Uood -Eureka Mining News.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. oct l2.-CaptAn George
Bridge. tho veteran pruapector re-
turned last evening FROM the Eldorado
mine in Payeon canyon. and said today
that d. had made arrangements for an
active campaign 81 development work
on that ground. While Ia that district
he started three men at work In tho
tunnel and expects to have two shifts
~ work ln few days, Mr.. Bridges
nlso states that he has nearly COM
plctcd negotiations whereby some very
good property 81 his. tho Dewey claims,
which are situated in the eastern part
~ Tlntc district viii form the basis
81 an incorporation. THE property,
which consists Of the Dewey No, /,
Dewey No. ana Dewey No. 2. lles
snuth OF and adjoining the r. q, w.
accusations. Mr.. Harry ~ Cole 81
Salt Lake city and Mr., chlldH are east
ern capitalist who were out from the
city and spent several dave of last
week inspocting the ground, are thc
promoter OF the new Incorporation, and
Ii the deal materinlizea us anticipated
IA force 81 men VIII soon be put Ia
work and the worth NJ the property
thoroughly demonstrated.
Superintendent lIuckboc Of the sun
beam Mining company. came out IRON
the capital the hr1t OF N" week and
spent u few days az the mine.
SUPERINTENDENT jackson McChrysth
Of the DENIM went In 90 salt Lake THE
morning on business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

D. T.. McGlnnls has returned from
Cripple Greek
A. r. Holden. manager Of the United
states company and the Centennial
Eureka, has returned from the East
one ton N ore has been taken out N
the Golcondu. al Bourne. oregon, near
Col. Trumbo'a T.. and T.. property that
h worth upwards Of 10000. The Col
conda IL owned By J, y. English 4
Son.
The first payment ON the Copper Ga
ipun. al bingham, VIII be made on Mo-
vpmhtr goth The stock has hron placed
in escrow ut Wuldgu bank, over 100.
900 rharaa now being tied up ON a basis
OF 20 cents share
II. J. Anderson M the Twin sprtngH
gvudlcatc. has secured control under
optlnn of 10000 shares out ~ a total uf
100 600. in the Chrckmutc mine, 40 VILE
low Springs. Idaho. Tor something like
$4,000. The parties to the sale
AYE IoS f9 '5n o @ns b. short E
Line. and Dr. Cannhan Of ogden. The
Checkmato o. very promising property
and if secured by the Twin SpHnga
gvndloate. viii give them one Of the
best properties they have yet bought
The vaIeo company has contracted
with the American Smelling ana Rein
INK company Tor the reduction ~ 700
tons ~ Nulrn ore per month, Inc
talk " dividend being In sight, how
| ever. Is out Of the question, because
this ore Is being taken out through
| stopinr hack ON the Vcln.and the money
| from the sale NJ ore ~ needed To prose-
| cute work In getting the vein the other
side Of the porphyry depth where it ID
AIT on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 5sH
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

Mammoth. which has Tor some time
occupied the center Of the stage at the
stock exchange. disappeared IN the
winEa this morning and Grand Central
took IT, place. This stock. which has
been selling at under s. OF late. immc-
diatcly jumped to f5.21h and the clos
inE sale was made al 1855. Grand Gem
trnl now Promises 60 advance ~ rap
idly aH did Mammoth, the latter selling
this morning NJ low as t2.d0.
retro was weaker than before. while
Yankee Consolidated was bit on and
Northern faEht sold down TO TO- Nnleo
continued 90 advance, selling up to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
OMAHA Iivr srOcK.

omaha. oct -Cattle-Recclpts
$500. Market steady Native beef
ateerH s0hG.2i. western steers. i.a0m
ass: Texas steers 8. 3Oui, 30. cows and
heifera, 3.i0ui,l0; Gamers. 2,O0nl.2ii
Htookers and feeders. 3,Goui,l5. calves.
i.O0uG.75i bulls. stays. etc, 2.50nd.h0.
Hogs Receipts, $500, Market ave
il6mt.20; light, A.25ui.32it. pigs. 400
OTIS; bulk Of sales. l.i5mi2j.
sheep Receipts. 1000. Market slow.
steady Ycarlings 37inl.ai western
muttous Q sous Is. stock sheep. $500
Q .G5, lambs, A.O0nt.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Chicago. Oct ia--Drcembcr wheat
opened at 1ahn7.. declined 10 '2as, and
advanced To 12ihuh.
CLOSE Whoat-Dec.. 58A, May. 55A.
Corn-Oct.. 3i7s. Dee. liA.
OntH-Oct. g1ih. Dee. 90
pork-Oct.. 500. Dec. b.i0nS .i2ia
Gard-Oct. 5.e1ih; Dee. 5.10Hs. a2A.
RibH-Oct. i.a2if Dee. ts1t.
Caah-W Wheat No. rcd. 12u13. No. q.
hard winter. GGu6s; No. l northern
spring. sia5ei 80. o spring, gluIi.
Corn-No. 2. a2sd32A No. .. EXON.
oats-No. 2, 2sHg3h. No. Q. 22A.
Ryc-5GhMik.
Barley -1gihuid
Timothy =2.32N.
FlnN-i.2it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
rur ISDiAS rrAK.
New Company that ruled Article. of In.
corporation In salt Lake To-day.

Wv '"hp'n1 t"si 'h'n Nf'i'''- ~ h-
corporation In salt Lake To-day,
The Indian Peak Mining company. by
II. II. Long. = T. Phoenix. e. H. Stew
onuon, Louise Long ana Charlotte Stew
euHon, all Of this city nlgd articles N
Incorporation with County Clerk Dun
bar today. The amount " the capital
stock IL $1,000. with shares al one cent
each. The cumpuny'H property n sit
untcd ~ Beaver county. Utah, and cun-
HistH ~ the Copper" ana aiN other
lode mining claims The officers ares
H. u. Long, president and director. 3.
r. Phoenix, Vice president ana director
e.. ~. Stevenson. secretary ana trpuaur
vr and director Louise Long and Char
iotte stevenson. directors The COM
puny'H place uf general business ~ Ia
IhIa civ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
ma nIS0nAM DEAL
u Was Closet 10 Last sight aud In
wolves 100000.

The last big piece Of valuable open
ground at bingham has been taken In.
W, g. u. Alien having sold his option on
the Morning star group o. J. $. Ken
needy u Boston The consideration IN
about 100000 which o. considered q
low ilguru Tor such 70 splendid property.
Mr. Kennedy buys Tor Boston capital
lists and viii az once innuguratc an ac-
tive campaign ut the property.
With the contamination NJ this deal,
Mr Allen practically CLOSES Gut his
bingham Interests and VIII direct hlH
operations In future 20 Tintic and Mcr-
cur, whore he has some excellent
ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract of lrousfero nlci In the re-
cnrdora office, salt Lake county. Utah.
october ~. 1899.
Sophia e.. Lunduulat Co Erlck
iorluu. warranty decd. Gh acres
southeast OF northeast quarter
section 2S township 1 south,
range 4 caste. ,. 81. ..... ......Si, 900
H. 3. Farmer TO Agnes II.
Crump. warranty decd, 2A acres
southeast 90 northwest quarter
stctIun o. township south,
range g wcst,,.. D., o., ......,, 100
NJ ButtorUeld Co A. u. Butter
acld. warranty deed. i-acrc lot
section % township 2 soulhrnngo
! WrHt,s.s.t.. GOO 90 sts tsststtsf -@l
Emma 80. ilarEuvcs ct ~ To
Mary l.. kcHler qult-clalm deed,
10 rods by ~ fcct northeast FROM
southwest corner lot 4. block l3i,
Plat A, vtc..s., ,. .,,,,,.s,.,s a9l
Macy H. brown az on TO q. -,
Buttprneld deed 4 acres, lot 4.
section Q, township 2 south,
range ! wcst..s.. 90 b, O., ...s.s 'ss'
Lnrued Cottron 1T M to J. A.
IlurNith shorns deed, 5X3
rode sOutheagt from rods east
OF northwest corner lot 3. block
%, plat De-, " " " .'''''''''N s'bu'
Tutal.sss.. &C.. 900 .sss '''sAt'l'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
New York. oct is-sugar. raw
steady. refined steady
SUGAR.
CHICAGO MARKETS..


Chicago. oct. l.-Hoga-Rccclpts a.
0oO. tomorrow 1900. loft over also
Market steady. Mixed and butchers
f.g5uf.ci. good heavy and liEht i.25u
t.G0. rough heavy a.aimt.t5.
Cnttlc-lccoipts 400. Market steady
Reeves i.2iMG.tOi cows and hclf ~ Lit
$500. Texas steers . 600 t.Oi: Htocksru
and feeders l.O0Ui,1s.
sheep 1000. Market steady
No quotations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Could not express the rapture 81 An
ME y. Springer. % Philadelphia. when
DR. KinEa New Discovery cured her Of
a hacking cough that Tor many years
had made life burden. She says. Al.
all other remedies and doctors failed u
soon removed the pain In my chest and
I can now sleep souudly. something
feel like sounding lie praises throughout
the Universe" Or. llnga New DiHcov-
cry n guaranteed ia cure all troubles
of the Throat. che~t or Lungs. Price.
i0c and 81 Trial bottles free at 4. g.
NJ. l. Drug. Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

San Francisco. oct a. Wheat
steady; Dec. l.l2t; cash, l,0sA,
harley Steady Dec, sih; cash, sea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS.
MARKETS ARE SHIFTING.
Wall Street Stocks Shon Losses las Well as
Gains.
Trading Listiess aud utesItaunr-
Prices are Irregular Live stock
aud Produce steady.

New York. oct ig.-Thc majority Of
uucks showed some gains at the opcn-
Ing. There were some important losses.
especially among the lndustriala. Sup
port appeared TO be withdrawn tcmpor-
arlly from the local issues and sharp
declines occurred. with brooklyn transit
most affected Rcactions ~ Importance
also were made by n number u the
speclultlos. Losses in railroads were
not large. The selling movement eS-
hnuHtod itself before n O'CLOCK and the
market hardened and became very dull.
Covering operations caused substantial
tccuvtrirs ln a Few stocks. Western
Union became active and lost point
The Fcncrai market became easier
but hardened nFuln az noon. The
trading wus iiHtiesH and hcHltntinr.
iionds were dull and Irregular.
Brooklyn transit was forced steadily
downward an vvtrcme Z polntA other
members of the Flower group Eympa-
thlzcd. New York air brake made "a
extreme decline ~ . points. Metrupoli-
tan street railway foli lis and Smelling
preferred z points. The railroad stocks
declined but not widely
MONEY AND BONDS.
Sew York. oct ia.-sugar. raw
steady. runncd steady.
SUGAR.
New York. oct. ig-Moncy on call
easier nj Gdba. Prime mercantile paper
5ianG per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bnnkerH' bills az t.sGh ui.si
Tor demand and az is2itna for 60
days. posted rates isliadl,s'is; COM
merrinl bills ISM.
silver certificates tsdsa.
bar silver On a.s
Mexican dollars e.
Government bonds weak 2H re.
i0OA, 81 reg. t.0lA coupon insisi new
a. rcg ana coupon I ggia Old o. reg.
! III, old coupon. liz. o. rex and coupon,
iliH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Uampb,n a ursrur, stock nroLrrs,
&c W. Second South st. Telephone $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

italian Chocolates. 3lt NJ. Mint CheWH,
zoe 10. AZ huth stores rom ~ O'CLOCK
Koltz Kandy Kitchen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
|I;IBIBIIIIji|I3'
Route

Two trains each way daily between
Denver, Omaha, Chicago, Kansas city,
st. Joseph AtchlHon ana II Louis uild
all eastern points.
Dining cars on all through trains.
No railroad has better sleeping cars
thau the Burlington Route. Not even
on tho famous limited trains between
Chicago ana New York are the sleepers
brighter. cleaner or OF more modern de-
sign
Tho cars on Main Line trains are
equipped with wide vcHtibulta, They
are lighted by gas. Their smoking ana
toilet compartments are unusually
roony. From end 10 end they are
thorouEhly up 10 date,
Drawing t,oom has one full section
and a single lower berth, with toilet
annex,
TO any burlington ltoute Ticket Aren't
Sleeping Car Conductor VIII, on request,
telegraph ahead for accommodations on
connecting lines
4 MAP OF THE UNITED STATES
three feet four inches Wide BY four feet
long. printed IA Six colorH, mounted on
rotiers. shows every State, county, I'M
portant town and railroad In the Union.
4 very desirable and useful adjunct TO
any household or business oatabllsh-
mcnt Sent on receipt OF htteen cents In
stnmps-leas than cost
Ticket omco. M $. W. Temple st.
IA. BENTON, Ticket Agent. II. @. W.
Ry.. Dooly Block.
r.. Il. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
". II. M'MILLAN. Gen. Agt.
sil ., W. Temple st., salt Lake city.
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GRAND CENTRAL
is NOW THE STAR
SOARING TOWARDS Sc MARK

Mammoth DeclInes aud sells Down
to s2.GO vaIeo shows Wore
strength aud l. In Demand.