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..,, A .i0lN
Atchson adjustment Is .....,'.'''''''''' 81 80
Colorado Southern Is ,',....'''''''''''' 10 80
nenyar and Rio Grande As ......,....i.'' .. u
Fl Worth aud Denver City lists r'''''', fy'a
Hent'ai ~ ase ~, ,,,.......1iS
LOWE LOWE een sn cmis s ,sts ft.rj ,.,..... 7I1a
Louis and Nash unified Is ...s.''.'..'''' sSoH
NJ * and Texas 2ds .,.....''' '''''''.''' a.,
NJ X and ToNns Is .,...''''''' ''''''''''''' az
Reading general Is .........'.''''''''''f' q.
Rio Grande Western lists .......'''''''''',
ST l. and NJ Consol 6s ..,.... ..s'.s'''''''iy
81 / I'd san Fran general IS ....'..''.'lzS
so,iths IN paiiway IS ,,,.............1gs 1854
Standard Rope and Irvine 6s ...,........ ~
Texas and Pacific lists ......... ....''.'.''il.n
Toxas and Pacific 2ds ..................'.', 90
Unior Pacific IS ...............'''..''''. !VeH
wabash eds ............,.....,...... 'lV33s
West shore As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'ltH
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NIlnlne 4lWltr per ounce, In bottle; NOR.
phine s. 05a2 = per ounce, cocaine s. 90 per
ounce borny Size per pound in i0O-pound
packages, eopperas N.i0 pr pound in bar
rels castor oil Sl.l5 per gallon in 5-sa!iun
packages; epson salts sl.75 ger hundred in
harrvis alcohol 81 % per gallon sulphur 81 o..
per hundred in barrels; alan 2iac per pound
m barrels; saltpetre &c per mound n barrels:
camphor 7uc; wood alcohol, 500, gum opium
So; powdered opium $40: carbolic acid
3SJto ner pound bottles; calcium carbide
$50 ger cwt.. delivered Texas common rail
way pcnta.
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BurrER AND EGGS.

chicago. July q, Rutter-Firm creainer,
!snl 1871; dalries l6il, Cheese Firm, NsSp
,qls Eses-Firn. fresh ms.
kansas City. July az Eggs-Firu: f-etb
Mlssour, and Kansas stock 2, cases returned
New York, July Egrs-Receiu,s ssEs
packages; market hrm Western at mark No
Is Tor average lats, Western loss of 49,.
ST. Louis. July 2S.-Esgs-steady sn.
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in little demand, but prices
1900 bales. OF which 5000
imports $500, of which ali
3-32 Middline ...5 27-32
1892 Good middling.6 i-3a
'3-32 Middling fair. s 5-16
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New York .Iuly % The Commercial Ad
3ertsers London financial caheeram Gays
Business for tho new account vas very
Light in the markets here toda: ana the
ton. was Hat though there was some improve.
.nerf toward the close on more favorable
news from South Africa Americans Wre
neglected and they developed saggins ten
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New York. July 25.-The dry goods markp,
today has not shown any change OF mo-
ment. There has been a fair demand FOR
hleached cottons and some makes are Hrmer,
an occasional ticket being advanced TO tho
price from which II was reduced Monday.
Brown cottons are dull throughout and ir-
regular for spot goods. No change In cuarss
coiored goods. Prints dull Print $500
hrm. Mems wear woolens quiet Wooden
and worsted dress goods generally SLOW pnd
easy TO buy
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Other spot Markets.
GAi,cston-Spots closed quiet at unchanged

New York-spots closed quiet at unchanged
prices.
Good ordnary..s 1-ls Good mddling 10 7-1s
Low middling.. . 1i-l6 Middling fair. lO7s
MiddlinC $3.50. i0h Sales ........15o
Now Orleans-Spotg closed steady at un-
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weather Almost Perfect.

New York, July 25,-The cotton market
opened easy with prices down to 10 points
In sympathy with heaviness in the Engtlsh
market. The local trade was Influenced By
a brilliant array OF crop reports from Ill
quarters of the belt and weather map that
was we'll nigh perfect, Light showers IN
the South Atlantic States were reported as
timely. while the forecast for tonight aud
tomorrow predicted continued rains in that
section as we'll AS in Texas, where moisture
would not prove as beneficial. AS late cables
from Liverpool displayed somewhat strll-
Ter feeling abroad, shorts here covered laf-
sally. on which support the market rallied
almost to tho closing level Of yesterday, only
TO subsequently sink back under neglect "a
the part of the bulls and scattering short
snles by sealpers Early in the afternoon
there was fresh advance on furry or
buying from the shore side hut the market
at best showed feeble reouperative energy
and soon became apatheto. There was ne
customary struggle OF room bulls and bears
for supremacy at the close, but the general
ruling OF the market was disturbed hut
little
The feeling finally was quiet with prices
net to IS points lower. about bottom for The
day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
pILoT BOAT COMMISSIONER.

The steam pilot boat Mamie Higgins went
INTO commission this morning. relieving the
good old schooner Eclipse, which has been
doing duty while the Higgins was receiving
her usual summer overhauling.
The Higgins Is now as trim as a now Lin
and ready FOR her hard work next winter
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London ConsoIs.

London July 25.-Jonsols Tor money and
the account 97Ia Bar silver steady at ~.
Money 3M per cent Short bills ANA three
months bills 39tG4 per cent
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FRUITS.
APPLEs-TeSas, 6o175c per crate: POKE,

25I2ic,
AFRICoTS- Per crate, sl.75dc 60.
CANTALOUr ES--Per crate i0260c
IOC0ANCTS--Per sack s. .5Qds.0).
LEMONS fancy Msssuas, IS 90; fan
cy Messinss $3.50; choice Messinas, Si.751
5.V0: fancy CALIFORNIA;, 81 59d5.o0
PEACHES-Common 2Ou25c per peck; fancy
350i0c, l-hasket crates, common 35q4Oc; 4
basket crates. fancy i0di5c
PFkRS-Le Conte, smooth and well coll
ored, '5caSl.o0 per bushel: green almos.
unstable.
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COTTON on sHlpBoARp.
GALVESTON STOCK.
SUGAR.

New Orleans, July z5,--Sugar-Strong: open
keuls ~ centrfuEal 5dS%, seconds ga
Lie; molasses nominal.
Nt~ 4arN, July Is --SuEar-Raw strong
lair refining AZ. centrifugal rs test AZ; mo-
iasses sugar All refined Arm.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York, July 25.--Clearings 1881 ,sl6, 49,
balances $3.50 100
Paris, July o5.-Three per cent renies 9ot
Sc for the account, exchange on London 21i,
lie for checks.
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came to the aid OF the previously weak
wheat market today and September closed
hGA over yesterday Corn closed V lower
and oats n down. Al the close the proyi-
sons market showed pa to i5c decline.
September wheat started out MaAc over
the previous close al 75h to 75Ss. scalpers
huyinE in half-hearted hope Of a rail-
following the recent avv decline. Their
houes were blasted in short ORDER. however.
for there was no support at that time Gables
were weak. weather in Northwest was ia
vcrable TO. harvesting and outside people ap-
parently did not know there was such
thing as n wheat market in this city. The
market naturally began to declae and ar it
went down stop-loss orders were caught aud
the LIQUIDATION thus inuuCed helped tne slump
along. Liverpool said that Argentine wheat
was cheap and that the English talent eX~
pectod liberal arrivals from Russia. Soon
attoi the cash part OF the market began to
attract attention cash people had sold he
tween 100000 and 100000 bushels most OF
II hard Kansas and were covering ia tn
nit shorts were further ioted nv a caDle
am Cuuriug reduction In TIA estimate OF
The French CROP from 80. oQo.U0 to 2>0.000 coo
bushels Trade became active aud September
rHllloc steadily 10 l5N and closed Don after
ia hrm condition. september AuS. over
vtAtt fua} az iJ2dtJ9s. Now YORK report 4
81 loads taken Tor export and of the cash
sales here 2o0.ooo bushels were reported sold
directly to the other side. SeAboard clear
ances In wheat and nour were equal 10 lO2
uUu bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
$1,000 bushels, compared with 10000 busn-
els last wear. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
bonei 25l cars against ISL cars last week
ana = cars year ago. Local receipts
n'dntIed $50 cars thirty four OF contract
gruss
Fine growing weather over the largest
area ever planted, giving promise OF Il
banner CROP, caused a further decline in
cora. although weak Liverpool cables were
also ali influence. Liquidation was renewed
eatly anG the price fell on over a cent
TAelo vas sull a good cash demand, but
m smollness of country offerings made it
hard 10 ind sellers and this together with
the reaction in wheat caused a plrsial 70
cove ry. Trade was quict September closed
oeive 31l, and 35is, closing u under yes
tor1uy at 37al Receipts were 29S ears
oats were quiet Receipts we're So cars.
Stpr mhtr sold between 23l~ and 1924, closing
o. Gown AZ q.
Prov sions wero dun and hucuated under
tn guidance OF wheat and corn Septcmba
rlrk ccsed 5c under Yesterday at II 57ts:
lard 9 down at SO and ribs nc lower at
Estimated receipts tomorrow-wheat go
cars corn go cars oats l0o cars hogs p 900
ICoG
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HeaIth nnd Beauty.

No beauty with pimply SKIN, IA
bad breath Olesn your system vi
II clean with fragrant Casesre.s IA
tharac! All druggists. Toe. ssc' n
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots
OF staple Commodities

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The price,
are those ruling in Houston wholesale mar.
kets,
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

o b. mill. Texas interior points. &C.
eordiuE TO location: per C;Allon
Prime crude OIL, loose 80 U 81
Prime summer yellow oil .... 33IsD "a
LlhteTs' Ger pound. ......,....., $40
Per Ton.
nuns. baleu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 %
Prime cotton seed meal ,.....2 80 022 rs
Prime cotton seed cake ,...,. 2e.50 da2g5
quotations on prime cotton seed meal and
lrlmo seed cake are for delivery at Calves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
HOUSTON pANK c1,EARINGs.

Following are cearances OF the Houston
banks for the week thus far and for me
corresponding time last year together WIN
the Increase or decrease:
This year. Last wear. Inc.
Monday ........ s972 SIS s9S24l $50 o23
TUESDAY ....... $500 7s09I9 -, SI - 81
Wednesday ..... S74.ols 6oo'654 z-S'0oi
Decrease.
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Houston Daily statement.
Houston Comparative statement.
spot Quotations


The following are the closing quotations
Tor cotton en- tha spot TODAY NJ the leading
markets. together with the closing of mid
u,nx Yesterday, with todays Gales:
ftecs'- Tone. Today. yss'day Sales
&seAls Nom'l 81 OK
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Calves and year
HIDES AND WOOL.

Dry flint hides. 10 lbs and up..,r.l:
Dry sailed kips, under l6 lbs....'.'s,
Dry flint Glue .............,f''''''
Green salted hides .....,.y,:..''.
Green sailed hides. under n lbs
Bulls and glue ............,.'..'''' "A
Sheen pelts .................'.'-. '''i~
Deer skins, flints .....,.....'''-''''i,o
IL H. sA ms. "'N'' II
Wool. free medium, to u months !, \
Wool. free fine s to IL months''''S
BeesWaN ......... ..''''..''''''''' ~
Prime tallow ......,.......''''''''' W
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ST. LOUIS

St Louis, July 25.-Cattle-Receipts $500.
including 400 Texans; market strong for ma
yves; steady for Texans; natives shipping
ana export steers 5.0OQ6.75; dressed beef and
butchers steers 4,6Oq5.3O; steers under 1000
pounds 100000; stockers and feeders 3.S06l
$50; cows and heifers 2.25q5.00. Gamers 80
n2.s5i bulls 2.5Oa450; Texas and Indian
steers S,6544SO cows and heifers 250aS. 3d.
itogs-Reeeipts $500; marget to 10 cents
lower; pigs and lights 515q5.25: packers s. Ia
W520' butchers 525d5.35 Sheep-Reccipts
7-oo; market slow native muttons iUG7t n; .
stockers 3.O0dSS5 '''''
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W'beat--No 3 7lG72: No . red 76IdT7
Corh- No. 3s3s No. yellow 3Sig
Qats-No. AG2+h No. white g4lad27h
No, IS white 24hq27it
Rye-No 62Jz.
Barley Good feeding 40. fair To choice
mating 45Q46
Tlaxseed No 1.5O; No. Northwestern
1.50.
Timothy seed-Prime 3.35.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. If 256u75
Lard--Pcr 100 lbs. 6.57laa672is
Short rib sides-Loose 690d7 20
Dry saltod shoulders-BoNed 689T.
short clear sides Boxed 74001.50.
Whisky Basis of high wines. / 23h.
tlOynr-- Outract grade
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GALVESTON

galveston, Texas. JuIv o. ~
Normal, Live Stock company renor,. a, - p.
STOCK market as follows: tue iVe
Tbs This This stock
cattls gay week. season In mems
''' - u s.aSs 81
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new YnRK EXCHANGE.

NEW YURk FNNHAlNgB'
Today. Yesterday
Relchsmarks. CONNER
cial 80 days ........ 94&s slS
pgnFcrs ...........4 s3a4 -4A 4s3st 4
Commercial co DAYS. 4 S2j4' 4 .S1e-4
syirners 90 DAYS -. S2% 4 Sc 4sS-h
Francs. commercial 50 - 81
september ........ S.74-75 S'1-ls efe-eV
Less lie.
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Chicago. July 25.-Cattle- Receipts 1900.
market strong 10 cents higher butchers
stock steady and stronger natives, good to
prime steers To 10 cents higher at Si25d
1S] poor to medium steady, strong, at $+j,.C
Sis selected feed rs steady 4.20a4.I0 MIXED
stockers S3.00n3.S5i COWS S3.Glu 65; heifers
S50Jd5l5; Gamers steady $201n2gO; bulls
steaay S2I5d4.5Q; calves strong SI.50Nb.50
Texans receipts 300, Texas fed steers steady,
strong, at $S.65G+2Oi Texas glass steers S3,40
AIS; Texas bulls s2.50n340. Hogs-ReceIpts
2O,v01, marget cents lower; top $5.i5, mixed
and butchers s5l0a5.42, good to choice heavy
$5l5Q635; rough heavy S5.O0d515. Sheep
Receipts 1000; sheep and lambs 10 to 10
cents higher, choice wethers s4,00nil0; choice
mixed $3l0G410, Western sheep Si001 -;
Texas sheep $3.0oG40O, native lambs $t.vtaG
$50, Western lambs $500q5SO.
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HOUSTON

,o ne following are the 1.-Two stock quotations
sspn ~ hSIEet as furnished by the Box- Bell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

SIS Golden Cross (Br) for Hamburg.
IS Concho (AmJ, Tor New York
SIS Winnifed tAm1, for Port Tampa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
Such the Conclusion Of Commits
missioner Trimble,
PLANNED MURDER ABROAD
That's Ills Relief Regarding Bresei-
No Evidence of Conspiracy In
Paterson, New Jersey

New York. oct. 20-supreme Court
Commissioner Trlmble Of New Jersey
having completed his investigation, de-
clares It to be his conviction that no
anarchist plot existed in Paterson OF
West Hoboken for the assassination oil
the late King Humbert Of Italy ne
believes that Bresci planned the murder
after going abroad.
Under his official seal the commits
sIoncr viii submit 90 the New jersey
supreme court. 222 pages OF typewriter
testimony taken from thirty Witnesses
COPY Of which viii Doe forwarded 10
the Italian authorities by Governor
Voorhees,. $1,000.
While there Is nothing TO connec'
King Humbert's assassination win lhe
letter I'M which Sperandio CarlDone pI
qictod Mr Trimble thinks that the as-
.asslnatiou was more than colhc-
deuce and the intimation In me letter
that A would take place by no means
thc act OF an unbalanced mimi
Ernesta Cayello, the so-called am
archlst queen, was anon me lass
Of the witnesses examined, She s"lu
mat she knew Bresci well, ana that
he had told her business called MN
abroad She denied that the assassllla-
ton of King Humbert had ever oeeh
suggested by Bresci or any OF the AZ,
sociates IN her hearing She declared
that Paterson anarchists We're aston
ished by news Of the assassination.
Edward McCabe. Paterson mahak
Of the postal telegraph company again
refused 20 surrender dispatches salu 70
have been received by anarchists lIuln
Italy. Commissioner Trimble salu p,9V
the Italian government Would pe "D''
I'm Get Them where they originated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
It Results Largely from the Set
Element Of the Coal Strike,
NEW BUYING is KEPT DOWN
Election Excitement the Cause OF This
Prices OF Commodities Are Weaker
Speculation az Minimum.

New York, oct. l9.-R. G. Dunn &
CO.'S Weekly Review Of Trade to-
morrow will say; "A settlement Of
the coal strike, satisfactory TO an in
terests having been effected business
breathos more freely ia the East ana
distribution OF merchandise is increas-
Ing slowly again, though the election
excitement keeps new buying IN many
lines down TO wants for immediate
consumption IN the West there Is
not the same hesitation, and there, as
Wen as in the South. the marketing Of
the crops is responsible for "a feeling
OF much confidence Ia the movement
OF business II the nation accounts
conseryatiyely az the polls. Prices OF
commodities are weaker and the cau-
tlon so gratifying in a presidential
year keeps speculation. at a minimum
Cotton further declined. making the
loss about Sc a bale In two weeks
Planters are rushing work and picking
rs expected 20 progress rapidly enough
to save most OF the crop from early
frost High prices make IL possible to
pay good wages 10 pickers and the
movement at receiving points in
creased largely. Domestic spinners
are not liberal buyers but exports are
only slightly smaller than a year ago
Wheat has shown more weakness,
due In part to the greater activity at
Russian ports, and Atlantic exports
for the week We're only 2647. 235
bushels. against 1920, 226 q year ago.
Few important fluctuations oc-
CURED In iron and steel. but there
were small advances In bessemer pig
at Plttsburg and az Philadelphia.
Moderate gains are reported In the
volume Of transactions although the
tendency IS TO delay large contracts a
few weeks. implement makers take
bar iron freely, however. and orders
for pipe are urgent, with severe
weather coming on. Structural shapes
are taken for foreign points as far
distant as Egypt. and domestic bridge
builders buy freely, More mills have
gone into blast and the general tone
is improving. Production Of coke has
increased uul prices are easy ana
many ovens still idle Tin declined
again. making the fail lH cents In two
weeks and 6 cents from the high point
I'm July.
Leather and hides are firm and
selling freely because OF steady i'm
provement IN demand for boots and
shoes Jobbers are placing large
orders with manufacturers and de-
wand Is no longer limited 20 fall
goods Spring contracts arc increas-
ing at an encouraging rate, although an
effort is made 20 keep these sales as
quiet as possible. owing 10 the effect
on the market for raw material
"While wooden mills are not working
at full capacity. more seasonptle
weather has increased buying IN this
line, and purchases OF wool at the
three chief Eastern markets increased
to 4,52l0O0 pounds. the best total for
a long time, although still far below
the amount taken through speculative
activity a year ago. Prices are steady
and holders show no less confidence.
Failures for the week were 2O9 In
the United States against li5 last vear
and % In Canada against 20 last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
wALKER,s FLLIRusTERs.
People OF Nicaragua Celebrate the
Anniversary OF His Defeat.

Managua, Nicaragua. Sept l4.-[Cor-
respondence Of the Associated Press. J.
September IS 10 a great anniversary day
in Nicaragua, and Is legally recognized
as a holiday, It being one OF the two
days IN the history Of the republic when
NIoaraguan soldiers defeated an i'm
portant force OF armed troops The &C.
casion has been celebrated this year
with great enthusiasm by both govern
ment officials. including President Ze-
laya and many Of the laboring classes
Of natives. All day long yelling and
cheering crowds have marched through
the streets and the celebration was con-
tinued until late into the night. Sep
TENDER Il Is the anniversary OF the de-
feat OF 100 OF Walkers hllibusters In
1856, at hacienda called San Jacinto,"
where the intruders were engaged In
SELLING cattle for the use of Walkers
troops at Granada They attacked
about rs native soldiers who occupied
a fortified position and drove them from
the stronghold on the left but were
themselves flanked and many OF them
were killed, including their commander,
Byron Cole.
This was the second time in their war
history where distinguished bravery
was displayed IN the Nlcaraguans ana
they persisted IN their attack until they
won the Victory, The first occasion was
when a woman, one Of the ancestors Of
the wife Of Dr. Cardinas, formerly pres
ldent Of Nicaragua, rallied some fleeing
officers and men her husband. the COM
mander being absent, at fort Castrlllo
on the San Juan river She held the
front until night against the cannonade
OF the then Lieut.. Nelson, afterwards
Lord Nelson, Of the British navy. who
had come up the river in the small boats
Of a British war vessel for Che purpose
OF capturing the fort. When darkness
fell the brave woman had RATS con-
structed and these were loaded with dry
leaves and clothing saturated with rum.
The RATS were then sent down the
river TO where Nelson's boats were
moored and were fred when they
reached their destination Nelson hur-
riedly retreated down the river 20 where
his ship lay, losing four men and one OF
his boats.
There has recently been brought 70
the attention Of the public through ar
ticles published In the daily newspapers,
the great curative powers alleged 20 be
possessed by the image Of SANTA
Maria del Perpetuo socorro" now In a
Catholic church In Managua and which
are dispensed though personal prayers
and contributions. The names Of sew
eral prominent citizens who are said to
have been cured and the nature Of the
disease from which they were delivered
have been printed. This has had the
effect Of inducing many persons OF the
higher classes who are inflicted with
bodily trouble 20 appeal to the saint
while thousands OF the poorer classes
and the Indians are daily visiting the
shrine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20

the only matters notable from the
theatrical point of view
"The Casino Girl successfully passed
It's hundredth performance this week
and with Lederer's new consignment Of
American chorus sIgners. the piece has
every prospect OF a successful winter
Irene Nanbrugh, Who will soon be
sailing for the United States TO Join
John Hare. Is quite the most conspicu-
Gus comedienne England Is likely TO
send 10 America this year. He says she
is delighted with the opportunity to
visit America
Amelia Sitgreaves. an American who
beginning as "a private entertainer, has
achieved success recently I'm THE
Price OF Peace at Drury Lane. starts
this week for South Africa to m long
engagement az the Cape
Marie Tempest whose success IN
English Nell" continues at the
Prince of Wales, Is 20 take the part
played by Nine Reiane I'm the English
adaptation Of Ma Cousine" which, In
due course viii follow at the Prince Of
Wales Theater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20
Nina Soldier. bio al sea.

san Francisco oct 1.-Two deaths
occurred this morning on the trans
port sherman which arrived from Man
ina last night They were Private
lanes AZ HalBes. company r. Thirty
seventh infantry. and Private James
H. Richardson. company +, Thirty
ninth Infantry Both men were IN a
serious condition when they left Ma
nila.
Nine soldiers died on the voyage.
They were. Peter sayery, company
h. Nineteenth infantry; John i. Car
roll prisoner. late company L. Thirty
sixth infantry, William Gordan, com
pany b. engineer corps; William H..
Morse. company L. Ninth infantry;
John NJ Thompson, company j, en-
gineer corps. Henry Suffer, company
l. Thlrty-seoond infantry; Bert J. En-
mons battery T.. First artillery, Ed
Nard ! Anderson. troop a. Eleventh
cavalry. Edwin Ellis, company =.
Forty seventh Infantry