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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
PERSONAL.

T.. l. Allen OF Seattle registered at
the Cullen today.
John Nuagrovc Of Castle Gate. Is a
guest at the Walker.
J. 81. Mordock. knight Of the grip,
u guest at the knutsford.
G.. II Tomson and son OF Santa Rosa.
california, are guests az the White
House.
,. =. Pine and wife. tourists from
Cullen.
q. G.. Frandacn. the prominent mer-
chant and nhccpmnn from Price, n
staying az the White House.
a. l. slmuna of Payson dropped on
the train from the south last evening
and slept at the Cullen.
II. Leylnson and j. y. Cate OF Chi
cnHu came into town this morning and
Adjourned 20 the Kenyon.
judge 4. y. Hatch Of Heber is In
town today and u making the white
House hin hsadquarter.
John Acott aud W. g. Ferguson. two
travellers from Perth. Scotland. leu the
khutford this morning Tor the West.
=. Z. Dement, and wife. together with
Miss Olive Dement,. an of Waila Wulia.
wash arr stopping at tho Kenyon.
j. W. Warf. ex-county attorney for
| Emory county. IL visiting Salt Lake on
business. lie came In from Price last
evening,
According TO Editor William N. white
OF the Beaver Blade. wno b. stopping az
the White House, There d. rcpre-
sentative Of "a California syndicate 10
a. s. a..
sixty DAYS hin people viii have tO11
men Ia the mlnUa and rmeltcrs there.
This means the purchase mud rohnbill-
ntion ~ tie two old imclfcrB at MI
ford, and as the nyudichto has scared
over hfty claims. they viii have con-
siderable territory 20 opcra;n upon.
r. Brookneld and J. Tcvor. two Aus
irulion miners on their way homo from
Dawson city, are guests u Mr.. Fisher
ut the Walker House Mr. Fuvor this
morning stated that he was part of a
company OF miners which left Australia
nearly two years ago for the Klundlkn.
lila home u az ucnrldgc. Victoria. to
which town he proposes to return after
he has taken In the sights Of the West
ern part Of the states. lie apparently
has had enough ~ the much ndvor-
tiled Alaskan goldneldH and lg perfect
~ satisfied with the warmer cllmea OF
the AntlpodgH, Speaking OF times In
Australia, tho mining man said that
they were duii and 0ulot when he left
and from all accounts trade generally
was inclined 10 be moving very slowly.
D. W. cazior % Nophl. who 10 en-
route TO La Grnndc. or. 20 Spy out the
land with the Idea OF settling In that
district n staying AZ tho walker Re.
gardinR conditions IN Ncphi Dc says;
The town and adjoining country have
received something % blow IN tho
failure Of the luccrn seed crop. entail
Ing losses amounting probably 10 ilO.-
600, We have been dependent dow
there on our wool crop IN the spring
and lucern seed In the fan. and whom
both arr "a success thOre d. money and
good times. However, Nephi has a fely
other rcanurcca. though OF minor Inn
portnncc 20 these. salt, rock cuutgltH
and TOW other THINGS. For several
months six and seven c1rloadl Of build
INK stone have been shipped daily FROM
NcphL and a great deal NJ rock salt Ia
sent all over the State 10 stocl,mon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
DEATH OF B. r. CUMMINGS.
An Old and Respected Resident Of This City
Passes Away.
Was one OF The Pioneers Leaves a
VIE, Sis Children aud Twenty
two Grandchildren.

fndor II. ,. Cummingu. m Old and
respected resident Of this city. passed
peacefully away last evening at about
1870 NJ the residence % hia daughter.
Mrs G. D.. Angel. iz5i east South Tom
pie street The deceased has been 10
feeble health Tor several months. but
WIS not az any time confined 20 his bod
He retired. however. quite curly In tho
afternoon ana passed away without
symptoms Of palm. ne had frequently
expressed "A readiness 20 60. and a wish
that he might not llngor On hciplossneas
as many Do. Ills dcslro was granted.
The funeral services VIII b. held 60.
morrow trueaday) at o'clock 100 the
meeting house Of the Twelfth ward.
where he has resided Tor more than
thirty years. Friends of the family are
Invited % attend
BENJAMIN franklin Cummings was
The son Of James Cummings and SUI
saun1h willard Cummings. and was
norm IN fuunirEtuu. keuuoueo county.
Maine. March .. iilt. and was therefore
over sevcnty-eiHht ycara of age. The
eauFg q hls death was OLD axe and gem
gral debility. The moro immediate cause
being heart failure.
I've was baptized Into the church dt
Jesus Christ q Lntter-dny Saints April
r. 1870, by Elder John kcmpton. was
Ordained Priest the following O,tober.
hy samuel fhcln7, and an Elder lu 1855
~ Nauvoo. hy Elder willard richards.
He performed several missions On thlHr
etrly days and was absent on one ~
ihem at the time % tho murtyrIion u
jos rh and Hyrum Smith. arriving
home on the day ~ their burial.
y lie shared the driviurH and nuffcringa
" his people IN their exodus FROM Maui
voq hufynls bis parruia who were too
fcohlc 70 survive the treatment they
received there ana accompanied the
exilca from that sad city TO their desert
homo In the Rocky Mountains ife
was one N the FIRST ATTY % the frft
company % Saints that followed tho
i1onccrH. reaching this city IN septem-
Der, 1871
He has horne his part of the noble
work done by tho Pioneers. and shared
lu the hunoru given 10 them nt their
Jubilee. lie has also performed two or
three missions since hiH arrival hero.
ana died With nm mistaken faith in tho
doctrines % the Church be- advocated
fnf 20 many years.
The deceased leaves "a wife. riN chill
drcn ana twenty-five grandchildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
THE HABITS OF THE PYGMIEs
or AFRICA.

An ivory horn was also carried by
some VI the PyEmlca and with this also.
most curious sounds could be- produced.
They all carried bows and arrows. and
with them were most expert mariSsmon.
Some uf The arrows were poisoned,
others Wcrv not, no doubt the poisoned
ones are used Tor thoir enemies, and
the ordinary ifOn-hcadcd shafts fof kill.
Ing the animals ~ tho forest. / asked
my little friend what they lived upon,
and he told me nuts and fruits from
tho trees and VIVA honey: also tho AMI
mails what they killed. what animals
can you klllf" l asked The ittie chief
who stood before mo on this memorable
occasion, Antelope huualo and clc-
plants" said Il ''whntT' { said. 'lit-
ne people IKE YOU killing buffalo and
clcphantHi" At which he laughed hear
lily ana turned 20 tell an bis oompon-
Ions what | had said. and they nlno
Joined n tho fun. How do You man
age M" asked with those" holding
up hla bow and arrows Every many
% us surround the elephant and shoot
many arrows Into a." But" said /,
how long DO You take 60 klli an ole
phantg' "1fo'" he replied. sometimes
three days sometimes Xix days. but
when he Is dead we make out tents
round the carcass md there stop I'M
we have eaten an the meat and then we
hunt another elephant" From this re-
mark ono gathered nj once that the
pygmios have no abiding city" but
they move from place 10 place, whore
every there o. FOOD 10 be f0und.-Aibcrt
ID, Llyod, w the November Ainaigo'a,
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WITH THE sHEEPMEN.

There ~ now a general movement OF
sheep towards tho winter ranges. The
Improved weather conditions az the past
TWO or three days are particularly Ia
vomblc 10 this and cvory herd In the
mountains a. making for tho valleys.
Many nocka wcru SNOW bound for sew
'ral days during the recent storm aud
WhlH there was rlmo suffering there
was llttlc or no lose Tor the reason that
sheep are all IN good shape now and
cnl n occasion requires, 90 ugc the
Ihoepmen'a Naruucular, olive on their
fit' Tor aCyornl days: and that d what
thQy ana. ll0rdl are now passing
through Emigration canyon on their
way 90 the Western desert though not
nmrly so many pass through salt Lake
Valley uH formerly
Many % Uuha heaviest sheep own
eiH wul winter their locks In Idaho
aEd Wyom.ug
Convey & Sons of this city have over
10000 head OF sheep 1t Is only a Few
ygura ago since they ran but one herd
OF 900 head,
stock sheep are held at high figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

their platform. pledge themselves 20 The
interests OF the wurkmen IN the Follow
INK plank ~ their platforms
I'VE inaIft that only bona ule "
dents ahnfi BE- employed o. nc punH'
work or shall De- awarded public cln-
tracts. and ao FAR aa prnctioahle thc
work in tho several CITY department.
shalt be done hy day labor
be- t received That We endorse ihe
Democratic ticket placed before inc
people f0f election ibis flll
The nrft speaker ~ The evening Waa
Stephen Tyne. who dilattd of some
length upon circular Issued a. labor
ora by the Republican city COMMITTEE.
ana WIS signed ~ Follow Lthorer.
Air Tyne plead earnestly f0r the nh1l-
iahmrnt ri fhe present contract fftt.f
10 city county aud State nnuf. il'
wlshfd the wufkiHrmou tu rut torih RI
concerted notion 90 accomplish THIS OH
jtct
Thr ofhf- speaker was Adam l1ul
who nad De- hnd left the Republican
rantr. und told tha story ~ pie dias
affection neucefofth ho prop1ied 90
bU o. uHmur rat
rho maung uns presided over by
Thomas M0fda = q. Hays was feer'-
IHHk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
OPPOSITION no BARNES.
Resolutions from Retail Clerks aud
Railway Conductors.

AZ meeting Of delegation of retail
clerks and the order of Railroad COM
duetorn held In tho Auorbach building
this afternoon Che following resolutions
were promulgated.
De Il resolved That. whereas. close
Inspection of tho Salt Lake city Coun-
cll rrcurla Tor the last twenty zone
months falls 20 disclose the fact that
Arthur Barnes, president ~ the Council
and Democratic nominee Tor Mayor. d.
on record anywhere 40 having proposed
anything Tor the hcuunt ~ either the
gcneral taxpayer or organised labor;
but.
Whereas. The records 10 dlscloso the
fnci that biz efforts and vote have aH "a
rule hcon east against the best Interests
" the lnhurInE man. as Ia the case NJ
;ho ordinance introduced at the request
u the Retail Clerks association nfking
Tor n aunday.rluHlng act, and ngniu In
the matter ~ the Salt Palace, and
Whereas. We believe that the election
n this man would not only De o. blow
10 organized labor IN Salt Lake city.
huu b. DISASTROUS 60 tho generni welfare
81 the people. therefore. be- u
Resolved. That We. as an orEanifn-
tlon. do hereby pledge ourselves 90 OPP
pose the election ~ Arthur barnes na
Mayor ~ Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

WI WY Pe trouble. Bamlaru -,
MS " the name given fl hi-
y. i9fo 70 these strarrs z.
,hu ~ formed upon M Niti
ihe word which mean. ~. lllt :.
eNlhently believed that' 49, D. II
my was but n spy. ami wv lii i
~ were ~ the vioirIte ll1
t.ch ~. We cot 10 e..ll II
ehynt =. M ma We III ug \
leclihsH % awe aa v. ~ "a.
camp, startling az ovsrv ~. cd
peetlnH 10 every mnntaoi .-nd "a
s ,tl3 WING amonr us. 1911
49,. ~ snt 90 my ta.f Nd
, ,h,li',ly = heafd q slight rt..a. 4
'uluhei ny round mo. vs.,a
mean I looked up. sri
eNcfy haud strange ii.i. a
tne fihN 90 mo throueh nv v..1
a huge tree WuH iuaf E. N
ana behind this % iiftIa B.. wy z
ping. and SHARP. pl0roIrr u, hN
Noiitnhly % sparkle oy0r o.
were hNcd upon mu. Irsu"i "a
anu tuld him Co ru Hrf nd
iftinlf4, and nak thtm IiI
ana tax with W.. "lttsff =
verse with those iittis ,i.y,,,.s ' {
blt on ~ on, were da6fis ~
'we'fo dead" As ! I'D 49,. ,.il
out myaelf In the lnnusg. ] "a
TORI. Are you therf .tit
20 ana, % my great ryI.ff ~ -
ihe reply, we are hofu" N 4
thcin 10 come 10 me that v' ,.' z
Ncrrc, and with great .h,a-...,a' !
serve and much hrsit.if'- i-iI
n,lnF VINO had answered ms
wafd me aud was followed b.
9th.I --Albcri .. Lloyd. la A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
CASE Of JOHN A. BLYTHE.
Defendants' Con.ei cites Pour Frrors-
Alleged urcsch OF Contract
Other Matters.

The case OF John \. blythe. convicted
Of assault with attempt to commit rape.
was argued before the Supreme court
this afternoon. with ED. Crltchiow aud
d. T. Smith appearing for the appellant.
and Attorney General bishop and his
assistant, W. a. Ice. FOR the State.
Blythe was charged. by information.
with the crime OF rape, comittcd upon q
little Girl named iihoda Brach aged
six years flo WIS twice tried before
Judge Norrcll and % jury; on the nrst
trial the jury dlnngrcud: ON the sec
nnd trial he was convicted u assault
with intent, etc. and acnteuced Co Sow
On years IN tho State prison. a motion
for a now trial wna oycrruiod. and
blythe npUpalrd from the entire ludg-
mCni. The errors complained u are "'rhs
ruling of the court IN permitting
the child iihndn HrnDh, 90 be sworn az
a witness. the refusal ~ the court 20 In
ltruct the jury TO return u verdict Tor
tho defendant at the conclusion % the
vcidcuce u the State. dt betting contend
ed that ihore WIS not sufficient evidence
60 sustain the charged. the charge of
the court that the defcudunt might b.
convicted % the offcnae % assault. the
refusal ~ the court 20 set aside the
verdict aud grant new trial"
Blythe was sentenced last spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
What an Indiana Accountant Pro-
poses to Do in Salt Lake.
TALKS 10 COMMISSIONERS.


a decidedly unique proposition vaa
laid before the board OF county commits
uionors today by gentleman who save
his name. business. and address ai &C..
W. wolman. Accountant, sullivan. In
diana"
lie unf0idod a scheme whereby d.
claims all delinquent taxes can br cole
iectod. particularly from amouy iho
wcnlthler ciuaucs who are cvhdIng tax
alton.
Mr woimnu enid. ~ propose 90 COLI
itct an tuxua Of this nature on "a per
cent basis 1 will pay an ~ my *
peufoa out m nos own pocket Nl
work DO 20 look up cases whore people
nru evnding taKntuu una report MON
20 The assessor. have the property as
rcsaod and collect the tnNc1.
''lu cuao of lnwHuitH," De continued
~ viii pay an cNpcnHc1
For this work ! would want h1lf or
the amount collected"
Mr. Woimnn stated that 90 orirr 20
Insure the board nnninat any additional
expense he was willing 90 rivo rea-
nonnhlc bond should the cumiaaluucfu
require u. Chairman liawllua riid
that be- would prefer looking into the
matter thoroughly before passing upon
%. M there wun "a question ia BILE mind
az tn whether or not the hnarl could
legally glvc half Of tho collected taxes
a. ans outside uurtN. on motion %
Commissioner whitaker the matter wun
referred 10 tho committee ou building
and grounds f0r Investigation, and to
ruport % the committee - the whole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
BUILDING NOTES.

building Inspector W " Folsom T.
sued the following permits DURING .ho
,,..tl g,.ourfntiye Wagon and Ma
chine contrary. t3f 90 ii1 state
street four story brick business ana
saiss house. $4,000. ~ %, hriuEhhm,
gfl EdIh street. one brick coitth.,'
81 goo. minor permits. iloi'. HotaL
il2.aai.
A large force ~ men and teams nrc
at work cxraYatnE Tor tho prepoae1
now residence ~ Mr. Thomas Nelrna
on tha Ola rrAHillc property, "a
heretofore published u ln the Intention
10 MU it.lfua 90 mako this TIE no. .
hanigofnc and costly residence in Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Judge cherry today took up the cas-,
of tho kyunc umystono company W.
~ Gibbs and J.. y. Clhoon. au action
brought 10 recover the sum Of $3.50. on
two causes ct action. for ALLEGED
breach 81 contract Smith & Wilson
appeared Cor tho plnlntln ana the de-.
fcndnuta were represented By judge
l.uofhouroW.
Tho complaint cots forth that between
tho dates 81 juno 10Th aud July 2ud,
this year plaintiff cold and delivered
tn defendants ut their request at Muir.
ray, number uf carloads % rubbla
stone. the agreed price being 81 per ton,
and nn extra $40 per ton freight
churEva. The STONE was Eeut from
plulutin'e quarry 60 Murray Cor uae In
the construction ~ a school houfe. when
defendants refused % take %. obllglng
plaintiff 10 cell 10 other parties at a
great lOaH
The defence claims that the price
agreed on wae ii.50 per ton delivered
ut Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
HAS ASSUMED MAIDEN NAME.

WInnlfrCl Agnes nInnnrd, whose
minor husband. through hla guardian
nd htem, ia suing hor for divorce In
Butte, the particulars Of which arc
given IN another part OF this issue. Is
said 90 hnve adopted her maiden name,
that of Agnes MutthoWH.
The pnperH from Butte were received
hy sheriff HuWellg today Tor service.
and placed in the hands OF Deputy
sheriff Cummock. who found the do
foulaut in the BROOKS arcade. whore
che has q suite OF rooms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
PROMOTERS
OF Metropolitan Bcggars Trust Ride
About In Carriages and Live High.

The New York police have recently
made the discovery that most % the
aucceaful bcgEars In tho city belong
20 a trust. The Brgrara Trust IL said
10 own n large house iu brooklyn which
provides every description of hoHFurs'
supplies, Including bogus wooden arms.
less. humphachs. pltlful placnrda FOR
allcgcd blind mon and oripplcl, otc. Tho
hegEnra pay the trust certain percent
age ~ their earnings, ana the trust
regulates the hours OF their labor. Sc
iects the districts furnishes lat Of
charituhly diHpuaed people. and looks
after members when m The police say
that several wealthy and cultured mon-
dicautH belonging 10 the trust live in
fashionable fats. Several attended the
grand opera last season. and one rides
Ia his own carriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Glencoe Camp. oct. o.. delayed In
uhnsmlssiunl 1890 y. m.-Thc attack
Lucas Meyers on the British position
Saturday enabled the uritiah forces 10
score another signal SUCCESS Tho
uovr column was driven pcllmcii over
the plains losing over 300 Killed and
wounded. In addition the British cap
turci several hundred huffus and made
many pflsoncra who are being well
cared for Tho iiocr hospital has been
hospital corps. as the Beers had only
ringle doctor with a primitive atnf.
who was quite unable 10 cope with the
wounded
AZ q has been raining nll night long
and The weather heavy and misty. u
q hardly expected that the Beers will
mako another attack today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
ITO Do M Costs More
Than 70 Do Wei.

This might properly read.
"H costs more to BE III
than to BE weH. The
source of all health is rich,
strong blood. II is to the
body 9vhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
# the blood Is pure, the
body thf0esi # the blood
is Sveak or Impoverished.
then cVery palSe-beat car
ries TUeakness instead of
si'esgtf. The only pcrfeei Blood ps4fie,
ans vtgar-1iile' IN cFatc1ee Is me gpori5-
famed Haofs Sl,slalsAa. II brings
good perfect health.
Catarrh and Deafness ~ am
% yti's Cd aad suffe'cs from esiayh
for many years. tecnihg quite deaf. 4
foos nine bottles of Rood's Svslpan,li 70
cfeetaily cure me. ! can hear guile
a'eR so,g." John x. R5uk. K.H.lioa
SN3Gima.
Rheumatism ~ ujas q,ou out
Tuith rheumatism. BOT iooE Rood's Ssrsa-
pafila and ! ron haze good appetite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

London. Oct 21-'rhc Prince Of wales
today received former President nen-
i1min HafrIfon In audience nt MARI
borough House.
Mr. Harrh1n visited the house %
commoun, accompanied by 4. ]. Ball
four the government leader IN the
hourc and the nrst lord OF the treas
ury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Such sales ar arc being made range
FROM 90 10 t3.gi
Thu sale or mutton wothera and lambs
O. practically over Tor this year
The present weather Will make good
ranges on the desert Tor sheep the
coming winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
REAL NATURE
VI Nan and Beast Comes 10 M.
Moments Of Peril.

Darwin has shown tl1i u. q.
man u an acquired. and n0t a.,i
alnct, and from thiH We Hly ir1.l
Win other nauuIroi INSTINCT Z,
moro readily De- lnat or hI ~.
nnce thnn those inriiurif nv ~
born. With strange surru5gl...
mails tend 90 lose tho. 4e.sI.
aiinctn, az u wen shown by n.
nrdlcc of the house dog IH ~.
house. The Inruliuuaa I'D ths ~
strange harness. aud che iIfs no. Y
bird IN inld.uconn. being bse,,s /,
accustomed land marks. Loses v,it ~
liH acquired Instincts. urfu tts 80
land restores itH cnnndcnra Ia Ii.'f'.'
gives back an ne faculties A 49,.
from a similar cause haE often -. !.
ticed Ia Wild animals dur.ne 49,
alons Of nature. foods and ma ~
wei known that panic. naah h. .
ample, ~ ~ produced By q fra y !
falling into the water nr ts.'..
win bring into allegiance aii . ist.,.
quired instincts and reduce him 4
primitive Instincts NJ n brute hlr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

President OF the Transsaai said to BIO AnS-
ious To GAIT

London, oct ga special dispatch
from Capetown dated Sunday says ad-
Vices received there from Pretorla re-
port President Kruger as now being IN
n ~ added that tho executive council
will meet Monday or Tucaduy 90 % stuss
the Availability Of such a step.
Tho report II N stated here, must be
accepted with reserve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The Supreme court heard arguments
today lu tho following carfai
a. Larsen q I'D. appellants. W Chnrlca
OuUHltc.
81 b. d. smith appellant. w A.
schwartz and l.. Alexander.
state of Utah Va John a. Blythe. APP
RELIANT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

San Francisco. Oct 10. belgian King
today' slam via Honolulu. October 20
OTIS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

10 CURE 4 COLD ~ oSC DAY
Take Laxative nromo Qulninc Tablota
Al druggista refund the money N IL
fails 10 cure. =. w. Groves algiaturc
" on each box. gic A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Washlngton, Oct 23.--The following
cnhlcgram was received az the war de-
partment today
Manila. Oct 2s.-columbla sailed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
Frederiek tho orears ourios to bo Ex-
hiblted,

Berlin, Oct 23.--Emperor william win
exhibit the Frederick the Great coli
lection Of curios, literary treasures and
French paintings at the Paris oxpoai-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
REFS

|Nouien'a
Nfrct pro
annual -
nrut M
|iurch on
|
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n Of that 6
or 10 mn
be collect
|
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HunorlnK
|thc result
IN at that
az nrrcate
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|hat are W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
PROPER WEIGHT

4 man should walsh Is pounds Tor
every foot NJ hla height.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Campbell q Gr-ene, stock Hrotrs
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