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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19

He had spent more than 100000 marks
at that time, of his mothers money
while he was in the diplomatic service
at Vienna He soon won the affections
of the pretty Californian and was mar
ried to her in 1889. The prince proved
a heavy burden for his father-in-law,
as he proceeded at once to crafty his
natural desire to spend money. For
this he was not a favorite with Hunt
ington, who always lived plainly. The
princess is now 40 years of age. She
has sailed from London for New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CHIcKERING PIANO AGENCY.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WANT
ed in a light manufacturing business;
large profits: quick returns. Rare OPP
portunity for silent or active partner.
Address Manufacturer, this office
5651
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19

The eemi-v sekly WAJIAN GA
ZETTE is issued on Tuesdays and Fri-
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
LOCAL EVENTS.
Playing Golf Today.

At the Country club golf links today
tho qualification play for the finals Of
the NewhDuse silver cup, Is In prog
ress The handsome and costly prize
s. offered 10 the champion lady player
There are fifteen entries In ALL and
eight are 70 qualify for the semi finals,
and the one receiving the lowest score
viii be paired with the one who secures
fl'h place: the second against sixth;
third against seventh; fourth against
e-ath In the final there will be but
two players and whoever is victor the
greatest number Of times will be
awarded the cup. Each series will be
nine hole plays except the last, which
VIII be an eighteen hole play. Follow
n are those entered for the first
series:
Miss Burke Miss Relfe, Miss
Wu.ired Sprague. Miss Ain, Miss Kirk
IaHi-k, Miss Harkness, Mrs, William
b sprague Miss Smedley South Miss
Thorn Mrs. G. X. Fisher, Mrs. Akers.
Miss Cotton. Miss Howat. Mrs. Glenn
emit and Mrs. W O. Sharp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER q 1900

Ing wheat after wheat che soil has been
LEFT In poor mechanical condition the
store OF available plant food has been
greatly reduced. and weeds have be-
come 30 numerous as 90 crowd out the
wheat plant in many Instances Wheat.
u grown az all, ehOuld form a part Of "a
systematic and profitable rotation. The
advantage Of using a cultivated crop
10 prepare the land for wheat has been
most clearly demonstrated by the North
Dakota experiment station liy bare
following one year the yields OF wheat
were increased four 10 sIX bushels per
acre Tor the two succeeding years. By
growing a crop OF corn or potatoes. or
by sowing clover or timothy the Yields
were increased six to eight bushels.
Briefly. the experiment showed an IN
crease OF wheat OF thirty TO nfty per
cent by alternating the wheat with 9TH
en- crops. Those who have the most live
stock can produce the largest and most
profitable crops 81 wheat, and they.
having an abundance OF manure. can
best afford 10 grow those crops which
exhaust the fertility Of the fields.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
DARING ROBBERY AT OGDEN
Silver Club Saloon Held Up by Lone
Footpad.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS"

90 A'AAL ~ inb M 20
Ogden oct. A daring robbery was
committed in this city at an early hour
this morning by lone footpad. The
foober was masked and entered the
back door Of the silver Club saloon on
18th street about 2 o'clock. Bartender
charles Matter was the only man in the
saloon az the time the robber invaded It,
The latter carried in his hand a formld-
aO'e revolver, which he Immediately
presented at the saloon mans head, at
lHe same time commanding him %
Wrow up his hands.
mere was no hesitation on the part
.I Mater as ne quickly recognized the
it.l mat he would be taking desperate
nanees IN Offering resistance Of any
N,n1 lie was compelled TO stand by In
m'tnce when the robber made his way
~ lhe tll and took therefrom a sum OF
money amounting. all gold, TO $50. This
Zone. the intruder backed out OF the
y,'I ana took 10 his heels. making good
nl escape. and leaving between FIVE
Guy SIX hundred dollars IN the open
tit The police were Immediately noti-
.,l ana spent the early morning hours
anI much 81 today In looking for the
l,ooer but have thus far obtained no
eve as Tar as known.
Haleer gives very meag descrip-
uDH ot the man, saying that his princi-
ial distinguishing feature was a very
,,.Iee mead. The mask worn was made
rom handkerchief In which eve holes
Aad been cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

New Haven, Conn. oct. lit was
town meeting" day today In Connect
cut, and 1872 towns iheld elections and
selected for the coming year officers.
Hartford New Haven, Bridgeport, An
sonia. Derby and Naugatuck did not.
Returns at midnight have been re-
celved from l3S towns Of the 1862 voting,
and the tables show Republican ma
iortles In 1903 and Democratic success
in %. Full returns FROM all the towns
from the elections Of 1899 gave the Re-
publcans 1856 and the Democrats 81.
Comparing those Of the last year with
those today the Republicans have lost
q fowls and the Democrats 2. OF the
"a towns missing tonight l6 went Re-
publican last year and s Democratic.
II the missing towns remain firm in
their respective columns OF last year, II
would be a total OF il9 towns Republi-
can and As Democratic, net Republican
loss Of towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstracts OF transfers fled with the
recorder Of Salt Lake county. October
/, 1900;
Elijah Horton 10 James Booth.
warranty deed, north half cor
ner lot II, block 20, ten-acre plat
A.. .,.... ........- ...,... 1850
J, S. Kent 10 Fannie X McCllntock
ct al warranty deed, 5XS rods
southwest from northeast corner
lot T. block SO, plat B...,.....,u
A. Klopenstlne to Mary F. Klopen-
slime, warranty deed, part north
west quarter section 20, township
4 south. range 3 vest. ....,.
II. w. Attlcy 10 G. A. Br0X, war
ranty deed 20X2la rods southeast
from northwest corner lot 6,
block Al, plat Coo. .....,..,.. 200
/. NJ. Byers 10 Annie EnRdahl,
warranty deed, lot /, block /,
Heath's subdivision 40. plat c.. 325
William Helme 20 p. S. Blsblng,
warranty deed skis rods south
west from 10 rods south Of north
east corner lot 8 block 81, plat 3 $50
Frank Godbe TO William Reid ct al
warranty deed lots g. TO O.,
block 3, Park View addition eco.
r. A. Brighton et al 10 J. L, Raw
Inns quit-claim deed, Matela
West Extension lode, etc, Big
Cottonwood ....., .,,,,.. .....,,,.,
+. A. Virtue 20 Copperheld Mining
Co.. Qult-claim deed Agnes lode,
etc. West Mountain .,,..,.,,., l
T. w Buzzo 20 G., j. Hodge quit.
claim deed, interest Wasatch
lode, West Mountain ..,, ,.,s, 5
J. p Cahoon 20 American Smelling
and Refining Co., quit-claim
deed. 1914 acres southeast quar-.
ter section Il, township 2 south,
range | west. etc.. .,.,,...,, /
Charles Brink OF al TO II. n.
Standlsh, quit-clam deed. inter.
est Abner lode West Mountain $50
Estate f. H. Auerbach 10 +, A,
Virtue, deed, Dana lode, etc,
West Mountain .... ...,.. .... ] $40
Estate J. r. Little 90 Alice 5. Lit
tie. deed, part lots g. block 90,
plat b. lot s, block l03, plat A,
and lot g. block l0l plat Au,.. /
Margaret =. Young 10 Brigham
Young Trust CO., deed, Interest
lots and 2. block S. plat A-,. /
Namah X. G, Young TO Brigham
Young Trust Co.. interest lots
and 2, block S. plat A...,...,. ]
Eliza r. Young to Brigham Young
Trust Co., interest lots ] and 2.
block s., plat A.,...., ..,....,. 200
Total ..,., Geo" ...',' '",'.N,Szs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
Embez1Ied 100000.

New York, oct IA dispatch TO the
Herald from Valparaiso says
IL IS estimated that the amount Of
money alleged TO have been embezzled
by the former Spanish minister. Sal
yador Lopez y Guiiarro is more than
100000. The money belonged 10 Span
ish subjects who are very Indignant.
Lopez received the funds from the
Chilean government 20 pay damages
sustained by Spaniards during the rev.
olution OF 1891. Having presented his
papers OF retirement, the minister dis
appeared without paying a cent TO the
claimants.
big fire occurred IN the center Of
valparaiso. The loss was very heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
BROOKLYN and Boston Each Take a
Game-K eUnedy's Good Work.
SHUT OUT SEVEN INNINGS.
81 Louis played In Miserable Form
and Was Defeated by Chicngo-
PhlIlles Won from Giant"

The Beanoaters and Brooklynltes dl-
yiai honors In a double header yester-
day. The first game was a swift one
and lasted eleven innings, and ended
with o. score Of four TO three in favor
OF Boston. In the second game Ken
rely pitched with great power and with
GOOD fielding behind him, succeeded In
raau.ng Bostons bases clear for seven
INNINGS and allowing but two hitsOn
account of darkness the game ended
I'm Che seventh. The Phillles had an
easy time Of It with the Giants and won
I'm Al walk st. Louis. defeat to Chica-
20 was the result Of miserable fielding.
This is how the clubs now stand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
FEDERAL COURT. .

The United States court. has ad-
journed until Monday, October Sth.
Judge Marshall yesterday handed down
an opinion In the Jerome Hlrschman
bankrupt case, In which he decides that
the petitioners IN the case Will be given
leave to file claims before the referee,
FOR the several sums received by the
bankrupt on sales Of their respective
goods The opinion states also that the
referee shall determine the respective
amounts received by the bankrupt and
the petitioners may prove the sums 80
determined.
In the case Of Patrick Sheridan vs. the
Southern Pacific company, the demur-
rer 20 the amended answer was argued
and taken undor adyisement.
In the case OF the Pabst Brewing
company vs. the salt Lake Brewing
company, the demurrer 20 the COM
plant was argued and taken under adj
yisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
Gold from Nome.

Seattle. wash, oct 2-Ono hundred
and thirteen passengers and 100000
worth Of gold were brought 20 Seattle
by the steamship Senator which arrived
from Nome today The Senator sailed
September 2lst
Captain Patterson OF the Senator
says there was still a chance % save the
steamship Orizaba. when he left the
scene " the wreck. Sept %. The YES
sci was hanging hard and fast on the
rocky point reef 81 Michael Island.
with six feet Of water On her hold. Sew
eral pumps were at work and % was the
belief Of Captain Randall that the ORR
zaba would soon float of with a high
tide
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
TO BURN AMERICAN COAL
British Steamships aud Railroads
Are Negotiating for it

Chicago. oct. 2 British steamships
and railroads are expected 10 burn
American smokeless soft coal IN the
near future Negotiation FOR the sale
Of 100000 tons Of the American product
have practically been completed bee
tween Chicago firm of bitumluo1s
coal mine owners and operators and
an agent of a London brokerage firm
who lis now IN this city
The purchasing parties viii send
their own transports 90 carry the coal
The present deal is one %, the largest on
record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

W ILL a NJ D. u AN
Nebraska.
For Vice President,
ADLAI T.. STEVENSON,
Illinois,
For Presidential Electors,
ORLANDO W. POWERS,
Salt Lake County.
ALEX. II. TARBET,
Salt Lake County.
/. c. THOREsEN,
Cache County,
Representative 70 Congress.
WIN. II. KING,
Salt Lake County
Judge Of the Supreme Court
]. W. N, WHITECOTTON.
Utah County.
Governor
JAMES H. MOYLE,
Salt Lake County.
Secretary Of state.
FISHER S. HARRIS,
Salt Lake County.
Attorney General,
a. j. WEBER,
Weber County.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
NATHAN Il. PORTER,
Davis County.
Treasurer,
ROBERT G.. LUND,
Washington County,
Auditor,
HENRY n. HAYES,
Sevler County.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
HARRoWING ArrER SEEDING.
WHEAT In ROTATION.

The history OF nearly every wheat
farm in Utah which has been farmed
for from fifteen to twenty years is SINH
lar In that, while good yields OF wheat
have been secured for years. the decline
In yield and IN quality has begun. There
are numerous reasons FOR this decline
principal among which are that IN rails
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
CHICAGO 4, ST. LOUIS 2.

misunderstanding and Mcfarland:
Carrick and Grady Umpire, Snyder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
THE COUNTY'S FINANCES.
Treasurer LynCh's Statement for the
Month Of September.

Treasurer Lynch's report OF the
countys financial transactions FOR
September Is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
National League,
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Brooklyn. 3. Boston. A. first game.
pro0vklv 8: Boston. o, second game
New York. 2. Philadelphia, 8.
Chicago 4, st. Louis. ?.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
TODAY's GAMES
DOUBLE HEADER ATBRooKLYN.
Kennedy Won the Second Game for
the Leaders.


Brooklyn. oct 1.-The first game OF
todays double header lasted eleven in
nlngs Boston winning out Kennedy
had the Boston's at his mercy In the
second game. which was stopped In the
seventh inning because Of darkness
Attendance, 1900.
sCoRE-FIRsT GAME
r. II. p.
Boston. o. o.. .,,s q" -. ,,..,'4
BrQuklyus ... .'. zee 600
Batterles-Nichols and Clarke Nc
Glnnlty and Farrell. Umpire Hurst
sCoRE-sECOND GAME.
r. II. i.
Boston. o. ..,. ... -, ,,'.,..'''O
Brooklyn. 90, 80 ,u 49,. ''.'''S
Batterles-Willis and Cononr, Ken
needy and Farrell Umplre-Hurst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
And the Visiting Team Lost Through
Miserable Fielding.

Chicago, Oct 1.-St. Louis miserable
fielding allowed the locals TO win to-
day. Attendance, LOO
SCORE
r. II r.
'WCekO' ''s .,' 80 80 s''s's'"f
81 LOUIS. zee zee .'' 's' '.s@
Batteries-EasOn and Donahuei
Jones and Criger, Umulre-O Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
scoRE-FIRsT GAME.
PHmLIEs 8, GIANTS 2.
New Yorks' Defeat Caused by Car
riCk--Just How Is Not Known.
SCORE.

New York. oct. 1.--Carlck was the
cause OF the New York's defeat this
afternoon, Attendance, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
THE LATE COILS HUNTINGTON AND HIS NAUSOIEUM


made them rich, but the wheel Of for
tune was steadily bringing nearer ana
nearer Co them the opportunity OF
great achievement
The political clouds from which fin
ally burst the storm of 1861 had been
gathering for many years and the vital
Importance OF a railroad To- connect the
East with California. particularly IN
time Of war was the theme Of constant
discussion lu and outside OF Congress.
At this epoch in Mr. Huntington's ca-
rger we reach the point where his local
reputation began its development INTO
q fame which was 90 make him known
throughout the world and the building
OF the first railroad connecting CALI
fornla with the East-the Central Pa
cihc
TO one who has trayersed those all
most limitless plains and Wild noun
tain heights and canyons OF the far
West and who reflects upon the condl-
tions which existed in the early Cos, IL
seems hardly credible that any man or
group OF men should have dreamed OF
accomplishing the stupend0us feat OF
building a railroad across the colll-
ncnt, much less that they should nave
had the courage 70 put their iallh TO
the test
Physical obstacles apparently insur-
mountable confronted them. and umid
capital In the East shrank from inc
audaci0us proposition behind which lay
so much daring but the few bold men
who We're called by even the ad',.n-
turous spirits Of California 'Facihc
railroad crazy" and who We're laughed
at for their hair-bwined scheme
pushed ahead. threw their money their
time. their energy and their faith into
the undertaking until finally on May
10. 1869, a historic gathering OF sturdy
men on the plains OF Utah witnes u
the driving OF the last spike which
completed the iron bands of transg'n-
tinenta commerce and heralded the
dawn Of a vast empire
The history Of the construction OF me
Southern Pacific railroad from san
Francisco eastward through Los Ange-
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at SOothes," 1T Heals" at Cures"

These the expressions day shores par
os from people who benefit and find
Drs Shores Deafness Asth.
Lung Diseases air passages these
healing bms and soothing oils reaching part the mucous mem
brane Of the throat eusacian healing ye on
sore No cutting probing dirty Instruments but by
prs Shores DIRECT CONTACT METHOD modern in
sumnts the spots are carried into
the eustachan tubes the HEARING RESTORED TO THE
DEAF The into their lungs these
SOOTHING OILS and the many soca helpless
CURE RESULTS The RELIEVED IN ONE
TREATMENT All new and wonderful in.
srument Of ailments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

Mrs. MathiIdo Richter, Doniphan,
Nob., says;
81 suffered from catarrh for many
years, but since have been taking Pc
ru.na i feel strong and Well J would
advise all people to try PcTu-na. Asl
used Po-ru.na and Man.a-lin while Twas
passing through the change Of life, am
positively convinced your beneficial
remedies have relieved me from all my
MS"
Pe.ru.na has raised more women from
beds OF sickness and set them TO work
again than any other remedy. Pelvic
catarrh is the bane Of womsnkind, Pc
u.na is the bane Of catarrh in all forms
and stages. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, Colum.
bus, o., says; ] recommend Pe-ru-na TO
women believing it to be especially
beneficial TO them.n
Send for a free book written by Dr..
Hartman, entitled Health and Beauty"
Address DR., Hartman, Columbus y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

built from time 20 time and other
lines iu Texas. In ola Mexico and On
Guatemala were constructed until at
the END of 1896 q total had been reached
OF over 5000 miles Of track, ana
twcnJy-siX c0rnorati0ns had been
mprgei iu one great parent 0rganIza-
ton known as the Southern Pacific
Company
While these huge enterprises were
being carried through in the West. Mr.
Huntington was evolving vast
scheme iu the East independently OF
his associates. The State OF Narginiu
had been trying 10 finish the Chcsa-
peake a. Ohio road. and several sets %
contractors had been ruined in the att
tempt. Huntington completed &c. and
then went on building westward
through West Virginia. Kentucky.
Tennessee and Mississippi. until at last
be had the unique satisfaction of ride
Ing 10 bis private car over his own
tracks m the gateway Of the old
Domlu on the Atlantic 90 the Golden
Gate GA the Pacific coast
lie Is the only man 90 America who
has accomplished that remarkable feat
the magnitude Of which can De- realized
when IL Is remembered That II the total
mileage owned or largely controlled nj
one time by Mr., Huntington were put
into q continuous track DO would reach
over the surface OF The earth from the
north pole 20 the south pole.
10 wuld seem as II these outlets Tor
the activity of the hardware merchant
ought 90 have sufliCcd, but we see him
en- other roles OF @ very different char
arflu TTa Iq the f1uutDr OF tho Dffv 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

Results In two ways, by taking cold
and by oyerworkIng the kidneys In sep
arating from the blood the catarrhal
poisons which affect all organs Quick
ly cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
"D1 your hands and feet swell?"
"Is 20 noticed more az uight?'
"Is there pain In small OF back?"
"Has the persp.ration a bad olor2"
as there pualness under the eyes?'
do YOU have 20 set up often at
n.ght?'
"ls there a deposit IN urine u LETT
standing
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Brchts Disease killing you. Cure Il
now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

rrsre was nothing picturesque or Io-
... I'm the life OF Coils y, Hunting
80, Mr. Huntington was born 10 the
W.. gloomy village of Hlrwnton
r..tasId county Conn., which lies 70
-.., s,sa of the busy stream Of life Ike
.t. hack water OF a river. Youns Hunt
'-...-.s school days ended at IA and the
ray.s mther gave him his freedom 1t
,,,s "a great GIT but the father kne"
,.s son. Huntington was at this time
...fy ak feet 10 height with tremeh-
... muscular deyelopment-sueh
.,,ga3 and unusual strength that he
must have been specially proud Of ii.
~ r.s mental and moral equipment
...rs were Included a passionate fond
r... far geography and a ten1city oil
memory almost phenomenal The log
,'sI result of a union Of these qualities
I,g.I1ppd later Mr. Huntington, says
tF. Denver Post, has Travelled Dy tldih
.- .u horseback OF atoot over nearly
sr ne United States and IN Mexico
and De remembers m ueldll, WIN " "-
f..Ity DO fact simply marvellous IN the
.l.r'.n of those who know his pecu-
...r..y the topography of amy piece of
g-.g1I h, has ever passed over 1t
Z. Questionable n there is another man
IN America whose knowledge of the Toe
Iadgn of counties. of mountain passes,
" IrIst lines. and particularly of wa
t.rehaIs and the sources and courses OF
rivers is as complete and trustworthy
m h.s first year Of self-support he
..rr.4 $50 his board and clothes being
Included ln the contract The incident
f. of Importance from the fact that lac
slyad every cent of H.
aAt the end Of that year said Mr.
Huntington I'm after life. 81 was as
mugh O. capitalist as I have ever been
since. start two young men upon the
road 10 lie. II one earns $50 the FIRST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18

strandin= OF the oregon on the Chi
uess coast recently.
The Chinese cruiser Haichl. COM
mauiad by Capt Sab. "a thoroughly
vesternIzed officer on her way from
Taku 90 che Foo deserted the Ore
con ln her per.lous plIght aud offered
her valuable assistance which was
most gratefully received by Capt
wilde. The Haich anchored close by
20 he Of further use ~ needed.
The next day O Russian cruiser came
along. Her commander coming aboard
the oregon. eyed She Chinese ves-
sci with suspicion and asked what she
was doing there. on being told he
shook his head and said &c would
nevertheless be his duty 90 take pos
session of har
Capt. wilde nodded and answered
"Weu. I'm o. hlt embarrassed just now
but there is ammunition aboard and
my guns are .u excellent condition.
The next day. after Doc departure NJ
the Russian cruiser. Can't Wilde visit-
cd the Haichi and suggested 90 Capt
sab that as ho was protecting some
refugees on board 10 might Doe wei for
him TO run M the American flag 20 the
fore. This was done and no questions
were asked by passing cruisers after
ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
ALL DISEASES.

only cah they Nervous Diseases KID
Diseases Bladder stomach and
Piles Diseases Female Complaints Diseases OF
children Rockets Spinal Troubles Skin Diseases Deafness
the first stages Oya
Rheumatism Hay Fever, Neuralgia yster Eye and
Diseases NecO Grippe Lost Manhood Blood Dis
eases Chronic Diseases that
able
TAKE 80 NCURABLE CASES Diseases that have oa
Of Specialists ubbly refused yield TO
the ordinary methods treatment n most cases are quickly sHou,l ana
within OK
Everybody who has symptom Of disease should c l consult mes. noted
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE "AeIHef
take Treatment D dslase