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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-18

<4IIu IN dccurudnce Win INV and an
order of the board of directors. made on
the 9th day of October. 1899, so many
shares of each parcel of such as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the secretary. room No. 152 City
and County building. End floor. on the 18th
day of December. 1899, at the hour of IL
a. m. TO pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with the cost of adver-
Using and expenses of SALE
G. A. GIBBS
Secretary Lucky Bill Mining Co.
office. 152 City and County Building,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-18
Our House Coats.

Hoods Pills cure sick headache, in.
digestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-18
a WELL-KN0WN
NEW YORKER

pays this tribute to the Burlington's
dining-car service:
..The dining-car service of the Bur-
lington Route is about the best there
is. On every table in the dining car
is a fresh bunch of American Beauty
roses, one of which the waiter affixes
to your coat when you have finished
your meal. The cloth is changed with
each guest, no matter how little soil
ed. The menu, though not long, is
wonderfully well selected and admir-
ably served"
Go East on the Chicago Special,
which leaves Denver ct $50 p. m,
or on the Vestibuled Flyer, which
leaves at 1O:3G p. m. and you can
see for yourself how good, how clean,
how reasonable in price, our dining
car service is.
Tickets at Offices of Connecting Lines
TICKET OFFICE,
ga South West Temple St.
R. F. NESLEN,
Tray. Pass. and Freight Agent.
B. R. WATSON,
General Agent, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-18
DIYIDENp NoTIcE

Dated Dec. nth. 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
THE BIG MILL
ON TONIGHT

The Burnley Costello arht at Ger
mania hall tonight promises 20 be
enc Of the best events the local
sporting fraternity has wifnesFcd for
many a day Both men have the
reputation q being clean. hard nght-
cra Burnley has the advantages
Of science and a long reach. H.
wind in excellent ana his lcga are
good
Costello. on the other hand. has i
or % lha weight IN HE favor. backed
by an excellent constitution and abii-
ity 60 stand hard punishment. The
nFht barring accidents, should give
complete satisfaction TO the audi
encc. The prellminarisH will be. IN
themselves %Htsratc cvertA
From present Indications. Seattle
,yill see a winter = good sport in the
ropcd arena Thr contests VIII eh
ire Hawthorne CLUB has. thus fat
given. have been snappy AMI cNcit-
Ing. and Al the same time free from
any Objectionable features such
work wins the patronage Of the bet
ter element among sporisnsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
BY
PROF. KlNCAID

The Academy Of Science moved 10
its new quarters IN tho Pacific block
last evening Regular notice had
not been given u the change 81 Local
tlon, and as a small attendance vas
expected. the regular lecture was
postponed until next week. The adj
dress nf the evening was an Inform
al talk By Prof Trevor Kincaid, his
subject being The Points ~ Rcla-
ton ana Difference Between Animal
and Vegetable Life" The lecture
was coplously illustrated by black
board drawing
The connecting point between Zoo
ioRy and botany" said ths lecturer.
occurs In n low form ~ llfe which.
In the beginning Of its history, &C.
curs with all tie characteristics Of
vegetable. II then metamorphnseH
into an animal. and subsequently re.
verts to its former vegetable CON
dition This animal, or plant, which
ever II might be, forms the connect
ing link between the two Kingdoms.
a. far as scientists have ascertain
81"
The lecture next Tuesday evening
viii be delivered by Prof Edmund
=. Meany. Of the department - h =
tory and forestry In the State unit
vermty His subject viii he, For
eHts. and the Forestry OF Washing
ton" All these lectures are free 10
the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
GROWERS WANT
BETTER PRICES
Pacific Coast Hops Held for
Better Market.

dEBvAts. ore. Oct. ii.-Hops are
hainE baled as frst "a possible all
Through this section. Deliveries are
more frequent and larger thar iart
week II IL possible that s.n0o bales
will be stored In the several ware
houses IN this section There Io =
not appear - he much haste on The
part 81 the srower to dispose 4 h's
crop. especially az the dealer talks
a lesser price than 10 cents. although
two sales are rcpoftsd tn the eoun-
try the past week a. , cents and gis
cents per pound. The bulk u the
hops Will. no doubt he held at high
er prices than those nov ruling. at
least that Is the situation until more
positive information u had regarding
the European crop. which later re-
ports say is IN a similar condition a.
exists on thts coast.
II current reports. that come bv
newspapers and private advises from
English owners. can BE- relied upon.
then they are no better on there A.
% quality. quantity and mold than
are We IN the Pacific coast II -
also claimed that the quality il the
same tn the hops all the world over.
That is % say. the quality this year
Ia not up 70 average when compar. q
with former years This Ia the case
in California. oregon and WarhinE-
ton. according q best obiainabIe de-
vices, and the same IL true in New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
CENSURE FOR
THE PRESIDENT
Old Soldiers oenounce Also
Commissioner Evans.

PuMFrtoY. o.. 0et u IA big
sensation vas created here To-Day ~
the ei1sr af the old aoldlora reuni1n
b. the adoption u a resolution con-
aemr.nR TIE Administration Of tho
pension office by President Mckinley
sud Comm fHstoncr Evans.
The re- Iut.ar vac presented by
Private ] W D. lows. - Athens. o..
who tu an impaasioucl speech nrd
amid loud applause declared tho
treatment - tha soldiers a. the hand
Of Mckinley and Evans had been In
1nttely worse than that - Hoke
smith The resolution demanted
the removal % Commirsi1ner Ee1un
and the appointment = a Northern
man, and deei1red that The ra5Hfers
would hold the president personally
and politically rernansiblr for tie
maulpuiafIaus of the pension office o.
Several prominent Republicans loft
thu sthnd while toe speaker was
talking. but tho motion to adopt car
riet by several hundred ayes To two
nays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
REPORT OF
GEN. BROOKE
He Emphasizes Necessity Of
Army Reorganization.

WASHINGTON. u. G. oct g.
The annual report ~ Maj Gen. John
IL Brooke. commanding the dislsisn
Of Cuba. has been received AZ the
war department. lie annouucan the
formation OF the division aud the
departments. lie says
1t seems scarcely useessary after
the experiences OF the past eighteen
months 20 urwe the necessity ~ q re-
organization 81 our army. IT, mat
ter Of army organization has been
urged for many years without effect.
What could have been accomplished
with d we'll organized army ~ leo.
900 men was extmplinsi by the bat
ties around santiago. In June and
July. 1895.
The conduct III Cuba ~ our troops
among "A people not speaking our
Language. and with habits totally
dissiniiar % those q the American
soldiers has been generally RBad.
sustaining the reputation 81 their
native country They have cheer
fuzzy borne the restrictions nceesHar-
ily imposed upon them since the adj
vent q the sfekiy season. and with
The exception Of santiago ana Puerto
Principe there have been but sp3r-
adie cases q yellow fever. In some
81 Is traceabie to the iHdlscretinu -
the soldier attacked. and In others.
whore the men were exemplary in
their habits. it's source has been a
mystery. Thus FAR. with The ex-
ception % the cases al the two points
mentioned. We can say there has
been practically no yellow fever
among the troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
TO CONTEST
ASSESSMENT
Property 0wnars 20 Start q
Fisht r. Chicago.

CHICAGO O,t L AT a meeting
% ps held tsaast - thv aners of
tHe T4srazsra ssHa# .atlaa ths b.E-
ssat Huaaf ..aes# ut rH ehltH
gh.gsE4 hza ft.s eel as form
alty ulsnHa EH sIr aHattnr o.
s hitch haNe FItsa $50 O. ~ forth
eHmins HsHaft ss# tslli Htas n
TIE rlt1 aai tHs H#Ha.e's asHtra af'e
aHt.i.H tHa ra 81 HH %
the abuse ih Htsf Hi aearfHmt NJ
lsw .t.=H e ufrre It
assam ats % Pos f h#Ks bFeu
levied Ger Ht.fn SD tF.H aad
great number ~ paor people are %
Ha made - suffer owing "a the de-
ta-mired campaign about - D. an
tertasrn rs the Tnxpayrra' Aeaneia-
ton however. tfere in hope that
tbe courts may set aside the access
mentn. and cave hundreds - families
from the les 90 taelr homes. The
circumstance ate fbeHrs
In one x fhr laHf large hatghra Of
special assessments originated by
the city board q local improvements
brick pavement VS. ordered through
cat system u s.naIl aud almost ga.
snoNn streets north ~ Humboldt
park. Al the impaired streets Ia the
district lying between Wellington
street and tlflmUHI avenue ana De-
tween kcts.e and California avenues
were Included in the order The
nriEhhorhs-i IL one alird with poor
waranr people. most 70 HON are
paying ~ theIr hnmrH nr lots b the
monthly inHtaiiment system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Who Is Chief of the Present Bureau
of Navigation
The TWO men HAD A QUARREL
Hence Dewey will Probably Decline 10 AS
sumo Any Position in The Navy
Department Even as Adviser.

wAHitfSGToN c. oct IConecturc Admiral Dew
. " Rave
. bcn define already created now
u aea counselor
Of
q considered Long Will Of
Of
Washington
accessible doubt much
POSI-
understood naval circles that Dewey not ana an
Q ell. he vii ~
referred above ali but this will be far from
agreeable Admiral efownnhed the head Of the bureau ~
CrVwninsheias VOID has
onccrn and the
sphere command
would would ehnfe under
u
Crownlnshd Of The few ON
personally friendly terms with
crowuinahield
detail made opposition
crownushsid resented H. When Dewey
. Cowninshod which led
. who
Crownnshii ~ his mind and from
bat
. There other
Them probably together
friendly who fasvea
which would
not so il 10
before Ions Will
. ei hiH that he vii not be called
. accept seesieo IN the department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
PHONES IN
STATE PRISON

TACOMA. oct. IA new ieles
ph1n. system Tor the state rrnitcn-
tIHfy 90 Walla Walia was authorized
hy the state board 81 audit and com
fsaf az a meeting held here yrster.
day. Hr. Eugene Jordan. ~ Sc
attic. Judge Etal#eup and state Conn
M ssluneT Ernest Lister Of Tacoma.
Wrfr present
Ta. independent local system Of
telephones to De- introduced IN the
state pruItentiary viii consist Of l.
instruments connecting all the Ollie =
wifh the central affice They are
quite widely separated and the con.
vsuicurs 10 manifest at glance
HunniRs telephones viii be used
with the latest improvements The
system WIl. cost about 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
A CHANGE IN
ARMY SCHEME

WASHINGTON. y G. oct IL
Secretary - war Root has issued m
order disseminating tho department
of sc Fulf ard Transferring the tor
ritory heretofore In that department
to the Department % the East
col Frank. NJ the First artillery.
who has been In command Of the Doe
partment ~ the our. has been ord
cred 20 report % the ndIutpui rem
eraI n the army for further aasirn-
msnt
The territory embraced In the De-
partment Of the cuff included the
states Of South Carolina, GeorRia.
Alabama. Florida. Louisiana. Mis-
sIsaIppl. Kentucky and Tennessee.
Headquarters were at Atlanta. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
A TELEPHONE
COMBINATION

CHICAGO. oct. i1.-Reprrsenta-
tivea % Independent telephone COM
pauies ~ FIVE states met tHday In
TIE Annex and consolidated them.
s.lvss into the Independent Tel.-
phone Association Of the United
States.
The New State Telephone COM
pauy. ~ Indiana. the State TsIe-
phone Company. Of Nehigans the
United States Telephone Company.
OF ohio. respectively. the orgauIzl-
lions ~ the independent telephones
Of the three states, together with the
unorranlzrd independent companies
~ Illinois and Pennsylvania. per
fcetad their consolidation and ar
RANGED details A. q later meeting
IN Chicago directors and officers Will
be chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
viii nuild Blast Furnaces

ptTTEaHRG, "a. oct II i'm
protrmvntH costing almost g. ono uo1
was arlrsa upon today by THE board
Of managers 20 the Carnegie Htsci
Company They Include zee sfecii .
e. R1ukin OF two blast furnaces.
each having "a c1parity ~ 1ae toms ~
piH ron every working day. double
track rtaai bridge at.otn tire Mon.
unFahria flFer 20 connect the Ran
kIn furnaces and the uamsn' .ad
works. a new open heart plant and a
reversible blooming mill al nuqu,rue
r tn two new blast furnaces viii be
the larreHf 10 the aarli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
A NEW MILL
FOR SEATTLE
Work Will Soon Begin on the
Water Front.

The Peerless Miil company Of so-
attic was. late yesterday incorpor-
ated under she laws ~ this state
with n capital stock of 500 COO. At
an early date the company viii be-
gin To- erect one Of the largest nour.
iur mills on the coast on site al
ready secured. u Is Understood. on
the waterfront.
The officers Of the company are
President and manager, a. Il era
ham. vice. president Mark VI Odct.
treasurer. r. u. Spencer. secretary.
olrott Payne.
Tho Touring mill viii be modern
and viii have n capacity 81 900 bar
reIa day There viii be an elevator
In connection with the mill. Of IS 900
bushels capacity Tire plant VIII
cover an entire block, t20x120 feet
In area. having q frontage of 100 foot
on Railroad avenue about - blocks
from the hunneHs centre Of tho city.
II is expected that the mill viii
handle 100 cars n grain annually
The exact location ~ the new flour
mills. Il was learned this afternoon.
will be between BATTERY and wall
FL ff.NNH thhh ~ ilNN ts' A'fA ~ Aa' Nflh .
from Elliott avenue to Railroad nv-
enue. The plans OF the mill were
prepared by Nordyke. Marion & Co..
Of indianapolis. II r. Interesting to
know that the president Of the COM
pany. \. Il. Graham. came to Seattle
I'm 1891 and built the Novelty mill.
located at West Seattle. AR Ora
ham found that the -four trade here
was outrraW Ing the cnpa city OF his
mill. and he decided with others that
the city could support n much larger
plant Under his management the
mill paid an annual dividend OF 20
per cont fIo IL ono Of the heaviest
stockholders In the new company.
Il Spencer. the treasurer Or tho new
company was cashier 81 the Nation
nj Rank Of Commerce. OF this city.
The legal nrm OF Kelsey. Payne q
Co. has charge Of the Incorporation
Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Developers a Sensation.

BERLIN. oct 1.-THE long de-
ferred trial of the persons charged
with gambling AT the Club der Herm
Jssen ras begun la Berlin. and
has already developed great SEN
sation. 4 number - the Important
witnesses, belonging 70 the highest
families. are reported 10 have led
the country. or % be otherwise be-
yond the reach Of the process of the
court. Those present. however. sur
feed 10 demonstrate an abomiua b. o.
state ~ affairs In the club manage
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Murdered by Mcxlcans,

AUSTIN, Tex. oct. ii.--Oncers
Of AtAseaaa county have Just captur-
ed three Mexlcans charged with the
murder of Mrs. Jane Barber and her
two sons 4 dispatch from plenson-
ton Hnys that one of the prisoners
has confessed the crime. and that
he duplicates the other two prisoners
ms accompllccs. The three prisoners
may be lynched, as there IL intense
excitement among the friends Of the
victims Tho motive FOR the crime
was robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Nc IS ELlEN C. FISK.

There IL now no doubt about the
Identity Of the Alaskan paralytic
who arrived in seattle some weelSr
ago. Letters brought from Alaska
yesterday by James +. Gray. show
that the unfortunate man iH Allen
@ Fisk. Of Cambridge. Mass. and
that IN July 1895 be was n memb +
~ sahanto lodge SO. %. A. o. Z. W.
NJ Leomlnster. Mass Isaac Korn,
secretary u the local knights Of
pYihIas lodge. has received letter
from Columbia lodge Of Knights of
PythIls. ~ Loomlnster, iu which
the secretary states that Fisk was
formerly a member Of the lodge.
FIX 70 SIN unable To spcnk lie
Is an inmate OF tho county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
increase of Postofiices.

WARRINGTON. u. G., Oct. IL
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gcn-
eral Brist1w'8 report probably viii
be made public next wock. II VIII
contain all tho facts relating to d.
600 postonieos ln the country up to
June 30, the ease Of the fiscal year
This To- an Increase Of 1890 poHtoiicaa
over the corresponding period Of tho
year 1895 Since June 90 about 400
new pnatodcaa have been establish
ed, and since the close " the clvr
war the pustoiiceH throughout the
country have increased at the rate
Of over / .0d0 year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Significant Act Which Will Formally
Announce HoStilitieS.
U. S. is TO REPRESENT ENGLAND
And Take Charge of Her African COnSulateS
After the War Begins in The
Country OF the Beers.

cAPETowN. understanding y
would exist bs~een Ensand and the rransvaa onsht sly
ISSUED t08ay by
Alfred Mlner the british hsh commissioner Ito declares ihf all
hish
are hvlvv
indicate whether ta be
Homoyt Ant
o. the
e condition report Ia
. VII testsn
diplomatic al Pretoria VIII
and transfer British Interests TO the
MAFEBtNG iiBt RI eutruss report that boer
aRi carrying the other side q
ROME. sverai followers - Gahaid are prerafs
10 70 l. he 10 With the iioers
LONDON. Aihcrna has been
- State
y
WASHINGTON. c. 1-Grsat Britain has not ashsi
h"hes the state depart
90 a and aceeie
responsibilities
Great britain ala Americans durhs iast year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11
Sentenced for Five Years

GLASGOW. oct. lt.-J5mes Col
quhouu. former city treasurer ~
Glasgow. and former representative
OF the city corporation IN the uni-
yersity court. who was arrested On
August 1 on charges % embezzllng
funds u the city and Of estates COM
mlttef to hls charge. in amounts e
gregatiuR nearly $500 COO, pleaded
guilty today before the high court
and was sentenced 10 five years pan-
al servitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11

KILLED Her Husband.

NoRTHPoRT. wash, Oct. Ill.
] Brown q local aalnon-keeper. was
shot yesterday hy his wife. 81 no had
found him ln company with another
woman Mrs brown had previous
ly been suing him fer divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11

Mrs Stella =. Irvine. superinten-
dent Of the National Sunday school
work FOR the ". G. r. 4. ~ In the
city Mrs. Irvine was interviewed
at headquarters this afternoon She
said I vii conduct a 5uu9ly-achn1l
Temperance Rally. under the aus
pieces ~ the National department. on
Convention Sunday. October %. All
The sunday-sehools Of tho city VIII
participate. We VIII have o. part II
our National Pledge Chain. which
- many miles long. and composed Of
pledge cards. al the convention. I
taye been head q this wort for FIVE
sears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11

WASHINGTON. y. G. oct
II The Navy department re-
ccivrd a rabioetam from capt
. iiomuhat of the cruiser De-
trllt. at IA Gusyfa. VFneE-
utia. confirming Minister
Loomia' dispatch to the effect
that negotiations between the
two PARTIES ia Venezuela had
fallen through. aud expressing
the opinion that II VIII nov be-
a neht o. the bitter end be-
tween the government and the
rebels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-11

MANILA. oct. Schwnu's coll
umn. which occupied san Francisco
Dc Malabon yesterday. withdrew
from that place today. Schwan
moved his troops To their former
position at Santa Cruz.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-04
100000 Given Away.

Separate .e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l Flowers
and use the letters to form as many words
as you can, using the letters backwards
or forwards, but don't use any letter in
the same word more times than it APP
pears in Beautiful Flowers" 1t is said
forty small English words IA be spelled
correctly from these sixteen letters. For
example-tea, feet, at, etc. The Hamil
Seed Company will give Two Hundred
Dollars in cash to the person sending
them forty words formed as above. If
you are good at word making and can
form forty words write your name and
address plainly on your list and inclose
the same with fifteen two cent stamps
for ten packets of Beautiful Flower
Seeds of ten popular and different varie-
ties.
Our object in giving this Two Hundred
Dollars is TO attract attention to and in
troduce our seeds in the U. S. This offer
will be carefully and conscientiously
carried out and it should not be classed
with catch-penny affairs. We will spend
a large amount of money to start our
trade and want your trial order; you will
receive the greatest value in seeds ever
offered. If two or o. persons succeed
in forming forty words the 5000 will be
divided pro-rata. Many extra special
prizes of value win be awarded to per-
IONS sending twenty five words or more
who will assist in introducing our seeds
and specialties.
Satisfaction is absolutely guaranteed
or your money promptly refunded for
the asking. Send your list as early as
possible Address, Hamil Seed Co.. 300
Warren Ave, Chicago, III. ~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-04
Nearly Completed.

The sewer being built down John
street by the cooperation is nearing its
completion. 1t has reached the Win
chester pike in its course If rough
weather is not experienced it will be
completed and ready for use within
two weeks, and by the middle of this
month the drainage system, which has
been a bone of contention, will carry
the waste water from the Kilbourn
mills and Brass works into the gulley
on Stephen street. The sewer would
have been completed long ago, had it
not been for the rough weather, which
has confronted the woIkmen ever
since they began work.
The sewer is a great benefit to the
property on that street. The value of
it will be increased one hundred dol
lars, because of the sanitary condition
in which it will be placed by the
drainage.
The sewer is now being laid at the
greatest depth along the whole route.
They have to go down sixteen feet
in order to get the necessary fall.
When completed the pipe will be
capable of carrying off 1000, 900
gallons of water every "a hours.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-03-04
Unclaimed Letters.

Following is a list of unclaimed let
tiers remaining in the post office at
Martinsburg, Feb. 20, 1899. If not
called for will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, March
IL, 1899. Persons calling for them will
say advertised:
L. A. Ambrose, G.. Berger, Mrs.
Hortte Brooks, w. II. Cox, Miss
Amanda Eversole, Mrs. Elizabeth
Grim, F. r. Grimes, HenryJ. Mckee,
Joseph r. Miller, ]. H. Rhodes Miss
Kate Sanders, J. w. Trigs.
ALEX CLoHAN, P. M.