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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29

Mrs. O'Leary's cow was responsible
for the Chicago fire, and a drunken
woman upset a lamp and set fire to
Dawson City. The gentler sex isn't al
ways to be commended.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
KEEP TAB ON THE. GAS INSPECTOR.

IS
q On
dial
lin the
consumed the
the hand on the third dial points between and
and indicating that than 1000 feet
dial the
600 This would make altogether the
house April Following the dotted
Of
the hand the center dial the %
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
NIGHTINGALE and ELEPHANT.

It is said that if the voice" Of an ele
plant were as loud in proportion as
that of nightingale, his trumpetings
could be heard round the world.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29

Some of the larger journals are dis
cussing brain flag. Most of them are
retcent on brain fog.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
GIRL FOUGHT WITH FlREBUGS.

Nebraska Teacher Who Saved Uni
versity Building.
All Nebraska has united in paying
tribute to the fine quality of courage
exhibited by Miss Lether E. Watson,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29

II 1t is money Gen. Funston is after
he will spurn all political honors and
star in q tank drama.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
CHECK FOR THE SHIRT BOSOM

This Device suppresses and Smoothes
1t Out.
The stiffened shirt bosom so general
ly affected by the male population has
q disagreeable habit Of humping itself
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
suitable Position.

Here's place just fit for woih ~
Ouite regardless Of her rank
Since she cannot keep a secret
Make her teller in q bank.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29

Your average self-made man Is usual
ly made in the first place by his county
paper.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29
A Valuable Cat.
chimes.

The cost1iest cat in the world IS own
ed by Mrs. Charles Weed of Bouno
Brook, N. J. 1t is a white angol@
named Napoleon the Great, and|lt Is
valued at $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-29

Unpaid bills are sometimes thu
source Of a poets best efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
MET ON A SHARP CURVE.
Fatal Railway Collision Near Auburn, NJ y,
Today


Auburn. n. Y. Sept. ga head end
collision between a Now York Central
passenger train and a freight train 1c.
Cured this morning nc o'clock Just
west Of Old Fiat Bottom bridge about
half a mile west of the city aud as %
result three people are dead. two fl-
tally injured aud four seriously iu-
jured The dead ares
Emmett Lnuctot of Rochester. cuFln.
Get % the freight train.
J. e.. curry. N Rochester. fireman on
the freight train.
James 4. King OF skaucthH.
Fatally Injured.
H. J FrcW. Of Geneva. conductor pas
acnHer. skull fractured
ger
others injured.
4. J. Ludolph. of Rochester brakeman
on freight, both legs broken and other
wise injured.
byron Ncliis. OF Geneva. fireman pas
ncnEer.
e. 4. Martin. conductor on passenger
train, Geneva.
Charles Pcrrons. OF Geneva. trainman
on passenger.
Tho responsibility for the accident has
not yet been determined. but the freight
train which was due In the city AT 1853.
was running on the time Of the pAssen-
ger train, and this fact was known to
Conductor Eighmc, Of Rochester. who
had charge Of the freight train. when
he ordered his train 20 leave Aurctius.
the irat station west Of the city. The
place at which the accident happened
u about half mile west 81 the city
limits and there ~ a sharp curve. The
freight train was several hours late
was making fast time and when the
two came In sight the speed was 20
great that a stop could not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
THOUSANDS or REQUESTS


Are received by the manufacturers OF
DR.. David ltonncdy'a Fsyorlto Remedy.
and upon strict investigation II has
been found that no less than o. per cent
OF those receiving trial bottles have
been 40 helped by the Remedy sent.
that they have bought large sized bot
ties 90 their druggists,
There h. no doubt that Fayoritc Rem
ody IL the very best medicine known
for diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver,
BLADDER and Blood, rheumatism. pya-
pcpsiu and Chronic Constipation. The
manufacturers are prepared Co send
free trial bottles postpaid TO an those
who will write, giving their fun name
and post office address 90 tho DIR DA-
VID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
Rondout, N. T.. and mention the Dca-
cret News
Put some Of your urine IN a glass
tumblcr. n In "a hours Il has "A acdi-
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4. ~ pale or dlscolOrcd rupy or gtringy,
you need good medicine, and Favorite
Remedy ~ the best one you can take.
n speedily cures such dangerous Hymp-
toms az pain Ia the back frequent de-
sire 20 urlnate especially at night,
acnldinF. burning pain la passing wa
ter, staining OF your linen by the urine
and inability 20 hold A. Also the un-
pleasant and dangerous offocts pro-
duccd on the system BY the use OF
whlskey or beer
Or David Kcnnody'n Fayorlte Rom
edy " sold at all drug stores at 500
n bottle. or six bottles for $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Proceedings at The Second Days Session
NIssouIa.


Missoula. Mont. Sept. 2G.-scvcntccn
States and Territories are represented
at tho meeting " the National irrlga-
ton Congress today and the meeting
has boon full of interest.
The Missoula board Of trade today
opened a splendid exhibition OF Mon
tana farm products that IL attracting
much attention.
pr. :. u. Young Of Utah, president.
today named the following committee
on resolutions Arizona. G.. H. HakcH,
California. sclplo Craig. Colorado. Hem
~ Nicholson; District OF Columbia. H.
n. newell Idaho, u, W. Ross; Indiana.
J. g. McNculy; Minnesota. 4. W VIII
Hcy. Missouri, T.. H. Cannon; Montana.
Jas. Reid, Nebraska. j. ~. Wilson. New
Mexico. n. W Saunders, Nevada. J, y.
W. shurtlin Washington. %. X. Hot
combe: Wyoming. Fred Bond. At large.
y. II. Maxwell ~ California.
Practical problems occupied the at
tcntion Of the conFroHs at this morn
ing'H session. DR.. Draphagan. Of Mon
g, Prof. Bunum, OF Wyoming. and
others discussed at length the question
Of retaining nlkall lands
Tho principal address at the afternoon
session II that 81 Hon. Elwood Mead, OF
Wyoming, whose subject IL Water
right problems"
The present meeting Of congress II a
most successful one. The membership
" reported Of an unusually large mum
Dor NJ States. Indiana on the east and
the coast States on the West. Montana
on the north ana New Mexico on the
south. represent the limits covered by
the state delegations and are enthusl-
aAtlc and sincere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
MENACE TO TRANSvAAL.
Belief that Further Ospilch Of British Troops
VIII be So Considered,
iinrcourt says Ingiand has Ne SUI
grraintJ over the Trnns,aat
Republic.

London. sept. s7.-Thc Tunsvaal Flt-
increasingly probable that Parliament
VIII meet about the middle " October.
and % la again asserted that Gon. Sir
ReivcrH HuIior who 81 Co have ca.
prcmc command Of tn British affairs
ln South Africa In the event of hosuu-
ties. will start Tor the Cape on october
'th. Nothing. however, har been on-
cinliy made known on either point
The Transvanl government was In
constant Geographic communication
with nlocmfontoln yesterday on the re-
ply 20 ST.. Chomberlsins dispatch. II
u believed that the rVply viii protest
against the continued dispatch OF Brit
lHh troops az menace 20 the Trans
The Pretoria voliFtcln. the official
organ uf the TranHvaM government.
declares that the TrnuHyuul executive
ought 20 Elvc Great britain nt most
forty-elght hours to reply 10 tho Trans
wal demand that no further troops be-
landed, pending the receipt Of the Brit
ish proposals.
The secretary N state for the home
department Sir Matthew white Ridley,
speaking this evening az BlaCkpOol.
Indicated that the question Of suzc-
rninty would not be used TO force an
Issue In the Tranfvaal. lie said. how
ever that the British government
would insist ON redress OF the gricv-
anCca Of the uitlnndpTs. under the COM
VcntlonH Of 1851 and 1851 n these con-
ventlons had been adhered to. be- de-
clarcd. the present quarrel would never
have been heard o.
Sir William Vernon HnrCour writes
to the Times denying that the contro-
vcrsy regarding suzoruinty was intro
duccd by the TranHvanl government.
He says II was originated BY Mr.
Chamberlain IN his dispatch Of septcm.
Der 10. 1897.
''The TransvaaIs independence"
says Sir william. us complete. Even
In foreign affairs tho only thing re-
served IL the final approval Of the
queen TO the treaties negotiated, II ~
unfortunate that the Huzernlnty qucH-
tlon was ever raised. and the sooner the
whole dispute ~ dismissed the better.
Nothing but mischief can come from
the employment Of vague terms like
'suzerainty' ana paramount Re-
yond doubt the relations 81 Great Hri-
tain with the Trunayunl rest upon the
terms OF tho convention % 1854 and
upon nothing else. What We have 20
do Is TO get the franchise question set
tied nH quickly ne possible without the
Incorporation of cNtrnneous matter,
III, ns the government n Understood
TO desire, both parties can take a new
departure, there can be no obstacle to
an amicnblc solution"
The Cnpctown correspondent OF tho
Daily News says. "The Hoers have
the Transvanl a house at Lichten-
burg. belonging 10 q British subject,
was looted In his absence. everything
portable being carried on"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Attitude OF labor Unions Cause, Charles
TruaN to Rssign.

Chicago, Sept fiat $3.50 this
"Wednesday morning charles Truax.
resigned us chairman OF the general
committee of the fan festival aHso-
citation. He Issued the following let
AN open letter to the general COM
mlttee OF the Chicago Autumn FcHti-
val.
As II has been stated BY the city
press and by those representing the la
Dor organizations % this city that said
labor organizations viii heartily coop
crate 70 contribute 20 the success q
all the features % our october celehrn-
ton provided I will ryslEn my Office as
president Of your committee. I deem II
TO be my duty 20 meet this emergency.
which l now do by rendering 10 you
without reserve my resignation IA your
chief executive officer
u assure you Of my earnest cooper
alton In any way In which I can be- OF
service TO your committee. As mark
uf your regard for ~" I ask that YOU
accept this without comment or dis
cussion ~ FAR na relates 10 my actions.
ana at once name my successor that
the work ~ preparation may proceed
without Interruption TO the end that the
citizens Of Chicago may meet the great
responsibility resting upon thCm In the
discharge OF the duties necessary 60 the
occasion,
lht lueluthth ABOUT 10 tranaUlrc IN
lhia city VIII appear M pages In our
history. our chief executive Is soon TO
be our guest ana he will herr meet the
representatives nf other nations ana
many distinguished citizens OF our own
country. These facts give 70 the nu-
tumn festival an international aignin-
canoe that on this occasion. In my esti-
nation, dwarfs men and committees.
will you kindly consider this a
call Tor "a special meeting ~ the gem
eral committee to take place at the
Union League club az o'clock Wednes-
day September 9Th. at which time I
VIII present this communication In
formal way.
"CHAs. TRUAN.
''presldent Chicago Alumni Iscsttval d,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Trinidad. Cal, Sept. ga committee
OF the aquattcra on the Maxwell land
grant In Colorado today met the posse
Of deputy United states marshals sent
from Denver TO cvlCt them from the
Informed that two or three Of their
number could proceed and serve tho
wrlts Of cioctment. but that the posse
must 20 no further. The settlers are
organized and well armed and nppar-
entity mean business. The deputies
have cgmpcd whore they were stopped
and are waiting Instructions from the
mnrHhaiH office In Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

New York, Sept 27.-LcnderH OF the
element In the Episcopal church which
IN making an issue OF the ordination
of Dr. BRIGGS, met hero today to or
ganize the opposition 10 the rr-olec-
tlon OF the present standing committee
NJ the diocesan convention which will
open tomorrow The showing OF
strength was not as great as was eN-
pected.
The caucus decided 10 present the
following men for election 10 the stand
Ing committee, Clergy Rev. Dr. Nor
gan nix. Rev, Dr. John W. Brown. Rev
Or. Thomas liichey ana REV. Geo w
Ferguson. Lay VIM. BishaIn, Captain
A. n, Mnhan. Judge Alton ~. Parker
and Prof j, Howard Van Amringe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Victoria. n. C.. Sept. "a. rhe onicera
OF the British warhlp Lehnder. which
returned 20 EHquimault today from n
cruise In South American waters. re-
ports that volcano on James Island.
one Of the Galapagos group, became ac-
tive about thrrc months ago, sending
broad streams u lava down it, sldes.
No damage wns done, as the island Ia
uninhabltod,
When the Leandor was going into
Cnllao the BRUSH bark Nnesseran was
For three days the Leander worked M
her. before. with the assistance OF the
steamer Bakquin, she was saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Chicago, Sept. si,-A special TO tho
Record from Lexington. KY u0ya Sec.
Rotary Of War Ellhu Root has pur-
chased through Major j, q, Alcahlro.
who h here purchasing army horrcn. q
G-ycar-old black saddle Etldlng. which
waa rhlppcd lust uight with i5 black
cavalry HORSES To- Fort Myof. Watching.
ton. The horse purchaFod Tor Secrota-
~ Root is n Kentucky prize winner. 10
hands high. and weighs l.02j pounds.
4 large price was paid fur him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Omaha, Sept. s6.-A special from
Sioux agency says there Is great cx-
ctcmont over the murder OF Long
Haley Cheyenne river Sioux. by
Rudy. u squaw man. At the funeral
of the principal chiefs made an In
lammntory speech bitterly dcnnuucing
the white men for the treatment ~ the
Indians.
This stirred the Indians up more
than ever. Inspector Tinker of tho
Indian bureau and Farmers Lyon and
ComHtock are ON the ground supported
by a force ~ Indian police, and are
doing everything possible TO quiet the
Indians and maintain order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
CHANGED ITS NAME TO NOME.
No Longer Anvil city o. beach Miners Ar
rested-scarcity Of Coal aud Lumber,

Tacoma. Wash, sept 27.-Passcngcrs
on the steamer Alliance from Cape
Nome toll ~ the arrest Of $50 beach
miners on complaint 81 company
which claimed the strip OF land on
which they were working. They were
coon released, however by order Of
the captain ~ the revenue cutter Bear.
who declared that the portion OF the
beach where their claims were located
belonged tn the government.
AZ meeting Of citizens recently the
name OF Anvil city was changed to
Nome This was done TO make the
name OF the city correspond with the
name OF the p0Htoflcc
Coal IL scarrc at Nome and lumber
~ worth $50 thousand feet. 10 few
people can AFFORD 20 build winter quar-
ters. About 1000 people are looking
for passage to the south and as many
more will remain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Washington. sept 2G-Gen. Otis
cables the following casualties;
Drowned; Third lnfautry-At Bagbng
river BaliuaE, In advance on enemy,
August 18th. company G, Max jackson .
company q. Corp Peter Larson.
Killed: Sixteenth infnntry-At May
cougar, September goth. company ID.
william Hardy,
wounded. Twenty-flrst infantry
Near Las Pinns. September 18th. COM
pany II, Alexander II, Hochberg, foot,
moderate: Thlrty-scventh Infantry
near Angeles September 22nd, COM
pnny u. Corp. Charles II. Lawson. arm.
severely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Middlotown. Conn. Sept g.-The
Athletic association of the Middletown
high school has PASSED resolution
that no more football games shall be
played this season, Games already
scheduled have been cancelled. This
action Is due to the death Of Thomas
Kelley. a member OF the football team.
who died at Moridcn hospital from in
luries received In the game with the
Meriden high school team on saturday
last Similar action II expected on the
part OF the Moridon high school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

New York. Sept. ga dispatch TO
the Herald from Port OF Spain, Trim.
dad, SAYS
Generals Mnrcono ana Ron, who have
been In command ~ the government
forces In the state OF barcelona. Ven
czuoln, have Joined the rovolutlonlsta
with all their arms
The reyoluuonlHtH under General
Malta attacked the coast guard at RIO
CARTE. a gunbuat was captured, with
a loss OF four men killed ana two
wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

Washington. Sept. eG.-Addltlannl
subscriptions 10 the Dewey home fund
have been received by Assistant gtc-
rotary Nanderiip uH follows. Iosoph
Pulitzer Of New York. 81. U0o. senator IL.
w. corhptt Of oregon. 500. senator
James Mcmillan Of Michigan. $500. w.
-. Brown 81 New York. 800. jules
Frcischman NJ New York $500. hartley
4 Graham Of New York. 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27

The Dalles, Or, Sept, 2G.-News was
Ieofvcd today OF shocking tragedy
which occurred about forty miles from
mere Yesterday when Mrs, w. r. Gyton
drowned herself and her two children.
boy OF Z years and a girl of ~ years
IN the DeH Chutes river. Family trou-
pc " said 20 have caused the woman
70 commit the deed. The bodies were
recovered today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-27
WEDNESDAY,,
September 18th.

The Fall Seasons correct moves in for
eign and domestic designs. Exquisite I'M.
ported Pattern hats. superb showing of
copies, adaptations and original conceptions
from our own workroom are the chic and
becoming shapes, most correct designs
choicest colorings.
An unapproachable collection of hand
some effects in trimmed Millinery at Prices
that represent about half actual values.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21
GUESSING At FRANCE.

The sensational urturninG OF things
In France. which was TO have followed
the resignation of NJ. de Beaurepaire
from the court Of cessation. has gone
the way OF the ether revolutions
threatened" which have furnished ma
tersal 20 the International news col
unns since the Zola prosecution was or
dered IN January % last year Th., To-
nacity II the popular government has
maintained the governmental integrity
in spite q the half dozen or more dls-
:crent occasions when affairs seemed
ready for the ever-eNpeeted dictator.
the man on horseback"
II may be sz wei 20 conceive n ane
tire as at another that a nation - the
greatness q France. with ifs huge a.
versity of interest ard i.s progundlsv 81
historical genesis. Garnet ne overturned
hy causes So efhcmeral and accidents
so superficial as those involved tn mos.
of tie teveiennsHuts ~ the n~ass q
ease. Far reaching as usav he TIE cer-
rar,Ioa Z me army. real as may - sAr
contest between the esvii ana The nil
,sgy tribunals rs*olosfon coaIa s-a~~g-
y - grounded uroR them Revelation
hsgins in the personal lives ana emo
items ~ the rarulaee Untu army ce~-
fefvtlon reaches ,Aen1. uatN sAe canrie,
e tsse civil ans military su,h rifles *.
tents sts bane'ot iaa8e-re tuto re
SPHERE - the cowFDea people. e So not
ukely that teey ran h.oesrs ,aaso~ q.
"a ts.svay tiea ~ the government.
y; - uuee frora the inception - ,he
pfsysas iH,hnaxiic has &, arF~srsa sAat
she cnnrDen psorsr e Frame have 100.
aserly interested Tire susansrnara~r
students sns sAe personal followers ~
she politicians have heen th~ rssa frai
participants IN soeA disorders as have
occurred na3 y seen oshc-u5se. s.e-re
Tnsn - position aa5 influence sa~h a.
FaaTe or yarl1n3en feeling that ~ al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

There appears to be q disposition on
the part of congress TO shirk it's duty
and put off on TO the FIfty-sixth con-
gress much work that should be done
at the present session. There is no
reason, for example. why the peace
treaty should not be promptly ratified.
II In agreed by both the advocates and
opponents OF the treaty that there are
enough votes to rafify 1t whenever 1t
can be brought to vote In spite Of
this fact. and the further admitted fact
that after March there will be even
greater number OF votes in the senate
for the treaty than at present. there Is
a determined effort to be made by the
opponents to postpone action upon 1t at
this session. The only means of accom-.
plishins this purpose is by the abuse of
what is. in this instance, mistakenly
termed senatorial courtesy.
Conditions In the Philippines are
growing more unsatisfactory with each
days delay and an acute crisis may
arise at any time. the solution Of which
will be greatly embarrassed and posi-
bly, prevented by the anomalous posi-
ton occupied by our government pend
ing a disposition Of the treaty. The
action taken by the opponents OF the
treaty in precipitating acrid debate
upon the measure in open session, to be
published TO the world, Is greatly aid
ing the Filip!nos In their resistance 10
the United States Opponents OF the
treaty pose as the only true lovers of
their country tn be found. but their
action In uselessiy postponng its ra.i-
fication. with full knowledge OF the
dangerous ground upon which they are
treading, does not bear out this claim.
Needless obstruction and delay at this
time vergcs upon the criminal
1t Is also reported that the army reor-
ganixation bin will fail Of passage Mt
this session. thus obiiging the president
90 call an extra session Of congress. The
Importance az this bill ia such the.
there should be no question Of Its
promptly becoming "a law In Some form.
The closing session of the rifty-fifth
congress bids fair &c BE- - iisap2oint-
ntent to the country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-21

Lave wlthous lax usually winds up with
ere iove OF the ether in Jaw
= man IS ne, likely 20 ~ hit by oppor-
tunsyy ualess Be sets in 1he way q 1t.
Wtth 81 least twc corrupt rastei States
senators uader indictment. the country may
have aspe-
& Ta'&3e3aa who gives gT3urt for the
charge - tiess rtioa IS as nttia likely 70 get
sunFort as : wife SA5 aSes ;hs ere tang
TAe rfa} estate man - oriy Ike tha resi-
Il gs Lots shAs BE has 80 wants ta GO,
~ -. ard lo.s thai Ia eAa't set be wts,sss
he had
pvesttans AeKinley's gsofscv % making
i--af appointments "a tie recornsr@~ga.
Ten - &os.ai representatives. may stimulate
iacal circles - pu~sty sAss~ owu po,ltscx
suzteaa os Blaming everything upon The
president