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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.


Mr. Smith expects to soon take up his
residence In this city.
Hon, David Evans, accompanied by
Mr. John Il. Hodson, returned last
night from Park city having gone
there TO examine the California group
OF claims In Thayne's canyon, In which
a new strike was recently made.
Treasury stock OF the Guaynopa
Smelling & Reduction company is be-
ing handled by G. B. James q CO., FL
Paso, Texas. The property is In Mexico
and Is said 10 be one OF the most valu-
able OF the improving mining ventures
In that country
Increasing richness Is reported from
the Reno, New. Star mine. The Jour
nal Of that place says that the poorest
ore returns from 1852 TO 81 $40 per car
load while the second class brings 1915
per ton. The first class Is said TO be al
most pure metal and reaches 81 20 to
$3.50 per pound
Mountainhome Gda) Republican:
Dan Reber left for Salt Lake Friday
evening 20 meet some gentlemen Inter
ested In Gilmore mines and mining, and
also 10 purchase machinery for the
Crown Point mine at Dixie Mr. Reber
informs US the work Of sinking the
shaft Is progressing fayorably and
greater Roadway would be made could
competent miners be engaged 70 prose-
cute the work.
Nernal, Uintah county. Express Rock
NJ Pope, formerly superintendent OF the
Dyer mine, and who has been In the
employ Of the Uintah Copper Summit
company ever since its organization.
started with his family last Thursday
for Garden City Idaho, where they will
make their home Mr.. Pope viii have
charge Of a group OF claims, on one
Of which IL a very promising copper
prospect which the Copper Summit
company have decided 10 develop
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HeaYY Mnshonts.

San Bernardino Nov. 22.-Traln ser.
vice In Southern California is practl-
cally al a standstlll owing to wash
outs caused by the heavy rains which
have been falling since last Friday No
trains are moving In or out OF San
Bernardino, the headquarters Of the
Southern California division Of the
Santa Fe. Between Los Angeles and
this city there are eight wGshouts, six
Of them being west Of ontario
On the Southern Pacific road there
are three washouts, one at san Dinias,
another at Pomona an1 the third at
San Gamrlel Both railroad companies
have temporarily suspended their time
cards and announce that they will run
as soon as possible.
The roadbed under many miles OF
track has been so softened by rain that
It Is dangerous TO run trains even
whore there Is no washout. Rain still
falling
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Deaths from Storm.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 22.-The num-
Der OF deaths from the storm in WIZ
Hanson county Tuesday night is seven
and the property loss amounts TO many
thousands OF dollars. one death, that
OF Clayton Tucker. has occurred near
Columbia, making the total In that Sec
ton twenty-four. Three persons in
jured al Nolensyille are IN a critical
condition Three members Of the Ellis
family living at Walnut Lake, Tunica
county, Miss, were killed by Tuesday s
storm They were blown away with
their house Clarence Thomas, living
near Corinth, Miss, was carried away
by the wind and no trace OF him has
been found.
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MINING NOTES.

p. ]. Donohue has returned from
Montana.
Ed Mclaughlin OF Park city has
been visiting In Idaho
The ground OF the Yankee Consoli-
dated Is 70 be resurveyed.
A car load Of copper ore was shipped
east today by the Highland Boy.
Stock OF the Silver Shield OF Bingham
Is now on the mining exchange list.
How TO check the sliding mass Of
Eureka Hin mill talings Is still an open
problem al Eureka
A copper sample from the Rambler
mine, near Laramie, Wyo.. Is said TO
show values Of $500 to the ton.
An assessment OF cents per share has
been levied upon stock OF the Northern
Light Mining & Milling company
Senator W. A. Clark, owner Of the
Ophlr Hill mine. was last night In con-
sultation with T. W Clark, manager Of
the property.
Star Consolidated prospects are good.
according 20 Manager Packard and the
showing thar the stock is now making
1n the board
A daily output OF sixty tons Of ship
ping ore Is reported hy Manager j, =.
Bamherger OF the DAILY West. The mills
handle 1876 tons each "a hours.
Joe Dedcrichs has returned from
Spokane. from which point he went out
to the Columbus mine. He reports
much snow un in that country
a large nugget worth about 1880 has
been taken from the gravel IN Ladies'
canyon, near DoWnieyile, California.
10 was found by one of the workmen,
who was digging a trench.
W. h. Leach. s. NJ. Smith and r. s.
Hall OF the West Argent left here to-
day Tor their homes IN ChlllIcothe, No
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rInsING sTnCKA.

New York. Nov. 22--Closlng stocks;
Atchison. S9N do. preferred, SS% a. s.
& w, A.: do. preferred SSH American
Tobacco, Ill; American Tin Plate, i3h;
do preferred, sSh American S. H.,
sOA; b. h. r., 76h, d, & o., s2S do.
preferred, seq G, b. & o. lSlh, c. 9.
G. & ST. L., 67h; c. r. J., 5ih; Z. G. q
W., 1iA; Con. Tob., 36is; G..
& o.. 36il, c., q A. 81;
c. & A. preferred 1858; G. $, 5sN Il.
s., 5OA General Electric, 1917 Federal
Steel jOA Federal steel preferred.
1913; !. G.. l26A j. c., 1A, l.. q ~, S2h
Leather 1874. NJ. X & r., preferred,
81h Manhattan. 1894 NJ. =, 599si
Metropolitan. l7S&; n. r. IN n. r..
preferred, S3M ~ Y. c., 1903 Penn
sylyania, l43. Pacific Mail, IS, Peoples
Gas, i0O%; Reading 10. Reading first
preferred, 60. Reading second pre-
ferred 81 Rock Island, il6h Rubber
1914; Southern Pacific 4lA ST. Paul,
1874; Sugar, 1851 r. g. q L. 15h;
Union Bag preferred. 1j Union Pacific,
I2#; Union Pacific preferred, 81 w. Uo
S4i5
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Corn today was
again the cynosure Of speculative eyes
on the board Of trade. The pit was
damned from the start November
opened wild. unchanged TO = cent over
yesterday at % 20 asa. Ia few min
utes shorts rushed the price up to A.
Phillips In his role Of dictator OF corn
prices for delivery this month, sold TO
keep the market quiet and on I'VE
trades November declined 20 a. De-
cember was firm. opening a shade high
or at 1874 036 and selling to 1854.
Country offerings We're small and
weather map unsettled. December
wheat opened at M TO IN sold 70
M.
Close; Wheat--Novo ma; Dec, as
az; Jan. 72A
Corn Nov, 45is Dec. 36h.
Oats-Noy., 2lA Dec, 1lNd22.
Pork-Nov., HOO Jan, 1l.7ih.
Lard--Nov., 712iA: Jan, SIS.
Ribs-Noy.. 115; Jan, 6.30a632la.
Cash.-W heat-No. 2 red, 72h07i;
No. red. 69hQ72 No 2 hard winter
69ka7lia, No 3 hard winter, 6SG7Qh;
No. ! northern spring lhu74h No. 2
northern spring. 7lhQ14h; No. 3
spring, 6eitQq72h.
Corn-No. 2, A445 No. 3, 42d43
Oats-No ?, 22la; No, 3, 2lhq22
Rye--45h,
Barley-Ss66l.
Timothy--440
FlaX-Northwest, III.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
stockholders OF "fhe Regulator Mining
Company that a special meeting OF we
stock holders OF said company Is hefeY
called and will be held ~ Room i2i IN Nc y
,. Walker building, on Second South sifeet
In salt Lake City. Utah, az two o'clock p L
On saturday Decent or sth, A ID. wv, lut
lhe purpose ot resembling a resolution pas,'
az "a slOckhOlders' meeting OF said compauli
held NOV u 1900 postponlnE the annns.
Of holding said IN nual meeting on q ufday
December $ 1900. aud Of electlng dyu direct
ors Of said company 10 serve for the ensuins
year.
Us. JOHNSON.
President Regu lator Mining Company
salt Lake City, Utah, Nov 92,qg0o
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Anchor Report.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Anchor Mining company,
held at Park city yesterday afternoon.
the report showed a production Of
200 900 pounds Of lead i555Ol ounces
OF silver. $50 ounces OF gold and $500
pounds OF copper during the past year.
The showing was most satisfactory 10
the owners and officers. Hon, David
Keith, who expects 10 be out OF the
state very much during the coming
year. retired from the management Of
the prOperty,
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LIVE STOCK

Cattle--Receipts 1880. Weak to 10
cents lower. Good to prime steers 5,25
T67j poor TO medium 430d5l5; stock
ers and feeders 2250i2J cows 270G
44O; heifers 275G4S5, Gamers 2.OOG
265; bulls 2.256A50; calves i00a575;
Texas fed steers 4OOGiS5. Texas grass
steers 3254410: bulls 250d325,
Hogs-Receipts today. 10000; t0mor-
rc~ 2S0O0 left over. 5,495. Mostly 8
cents lower; mixed and butchers 455a
49j; good 10 choice heavy 4.10d492h;
rough heavy 455QA65; light 455Q49O;
bulk OF sales 4i544s5.
Sheep--Receipts 1900. Steady TO
strong: good TO choice wethers 4O0q
425: fair 10 choice mixed 375dA0O;
western sheep 4.00a425: Texas sheep
2.5Od2.60; native lambs A25Q5.l5; vest
ern lambs A75q5i5
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MAY Absorb GuggenheIms.

The advance In American Smelling
& Refining is based on persistent ru-
mors that a merger with the Guggen-
helms Sons win soon be announced
and the probability OF dividends
A high official Of the company says:
There have been some negotiations IN
regard TO purchasing the Guggenheim
property but there has never been any
price agreed upon and there has been
no price talked OF since last April
There Is nothing definite 70 be said on
the subject.
"Our business Is showing satlsfac-
tory profits and earnings are fully up
10 expectations. Boston News Bureau.
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THE PORTER MoBBERs.
Sheriff OF Lincoln County Ordered
10 Proceed Against Them.

Denver, Colo. Nov 22-District At.
torney McAlllster, Of Colorado Springs
has ordered Sheriff Freeman, Of Lincoln
county to proceed against the members
Of the mob who burned Preston Porter,
Jr., az the stake last week The order
was issued after correspondence be-
tween Governor Thomas and Mr.. Nc.
Allister.
Just how the grand Jury will be cho-
sen has not yet been decided. Mr.. Me-
Allister says It win be composed Of
men who viii do their duty at all haz-
ards, The governor insists on a prose
CutiOn.
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Rates 70 MEXICO Cut.

San Francisco, Nov. 22.-In order to
meet the opposition OF the steamer
Mexico which has been placed on the
run between this city and Mexican
coast ports, the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company, which heretofore has
enjoyed a monopoly OF this trade, has
made a cut OF about fifty per cent in
both freight and passenger rates The
first class passenger fare 70 Guayamas
and other ports Of call Is now S25 in
stead OF $50, and the freight rate 10
the same points has been cut from
$3.50 20 S. All rates are computed IN
Mexican money. worth about 30 cents
on the dollar in this country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22
Iron ore Movement.

The mines in the Lake Superior region
are closing up for the winter and only
a small quantity Of their product Is now
expected 70 reach the docks. Naya-
cation may be closed at any time and
vessels are cautious about making fur
Their trips. The accounts are not made
10 yet but the iron ore movement VIII
not reach the anticipated total Of 90
OO0. 600 tons though. II viii probably foot
up considerably In excess Of l9.OOO,0gD.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on cali steady at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, i05 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at iAAs for
demand and 4S0Bd4si for sixty days;
posted rates. 4S2 and Assn; CONNER
clal bills. AS0A4A
silver certificates, 6iq6j
Bar silver, 637s.
Mexican dollars. 90
Government bonds strong refundlng
"a registered and coupon, l0iA Be reg,
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Observation-Disclosures
POLICE POINTERS.
hnJ Observation-Disclosures

David Krenes, a Junk man, was ar
rested this morning by officer Sperry
on a warrant issued by Judge Tim.
mony charging him with buying stolen
property A few days ago Kreines pur-
chased some band wire which had been
stolen by William Watkins and Jim
Doyle, and II Is alleged that he knew
II was stolen. Watkins and Doyle are
now serving long sentences IN the city
Jan FOR their offense, and the officers
believe they can convict Kreiues Of the
ohense charged His bond was fixed
at $500 by Judge Tlmmony this morn
ing and Il was furnished by Isaac
Cline and Morris Levy.
This morning Desk Sergeant Llvlngs-
ton OF the police department went 10
Fountain Green 10 attend the funeral
OF his brother william Livingston, who
died last Tuesday.
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CHICAGO SHEEP MARKET.

Clay, Robinson & Co., Of Chicago. H..
writes the "News" under date Of Nov
18th as follows.
There We're practically no western
sheep on sale today and very Few last
week ana most of those which were
mere lasl week We're common and Gull
stock' largely from Montana The sales
were hardly representative OF the mar
KEY Tho run from Utah is practically
ended ana In fact there viii be very
rev western range sheep received from
now on although we hear OF q few
scattering lots 20 come from Montana.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo-. Nov. 22.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000. Steady to 10 cents
lower. Native steers. 42595io; Texas
steers. 2S5d5SO; Texas COWS. 2,95d9O0;
native cows and heifers 2.lOG500;
stockers and feeders. 300642O; bulls,
2.40d3.25: calves. 44Od5.95.
Sheep--Receipts, 1000. strong, Lambs,
3.1595.25: muttons, 250d4.2O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22
Melka Esonerates HimseIc

Chicago, Nov. 2l.-Charles Melka, Of
Momence, Ills. who was recently re-
ported 10 have been arrested by the
police OF Hamburg, has exonerated him
self and returned 20 his home. He was
arrested on false charges, stripped OF
his belongings and imprisoned for five
days. during which he was not allowed
10 communicate with the American con-
sui
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Nov 22-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 1900. Slow and weak Beef
steers. S25a5Oo; COWS. 2.25G365; feed
ers. freight pald 10 river 3OOGAl5;
stockers do, 3.25G425; bulls, stays, etc,
2.O0a30 co.
Hogs-Recelpts, 500. steary; light
packers. AsOG4s5; mixed and heavy,
4.S5GieO.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 Steady
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb,. Nov. 22.-cattle-Re-
celpts. 1900 Steady to stronger. Ma
tive beef steers, 425G5.5Oi western
steers. 4OOd4.6O; Texas steers. s.OOGS75;
cows and helfers. SO0d425; Gamers
1.5Od2.75; stockers and feeders, S.OO1
40: calves, 3.0Od6OO;bulls. stays, etc,
200G400
Hogs-Recelpts. 10000 Steady to a
shade lower Heavy. 4.7564S2lk mixed.
4.75G477h; light. 4656477bi pigs, S.75
d460; bulk Of sales 475QA0h
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Steady; fed
muttons. S.s56410: westerns, 3,75640O;
common and stock sheep, S,4Oqi0O;
lambs. i25d520.
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PRIMARY NOTICE

There VIII be a special MEETING -,
the Primary officers OF the San ~ u
stake saturday Nov gath 1900 a, (
O'Clock at the usual place Of meeting
II Is particularly desired that eyero
oulcer be present, as matters on Inn.
portance Will be presented '
ELLA w. HYDE
Secretary.
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TRANsFERs o. sToCKs

Consolidated Mercur-lOO at 1881;
100 at 436is
Grand Central-l00 at SIS; 100 AZ
b,Ela 100 at 8. %; 800 at 6.2i.
Ingot-l,0OO at "a.
Lower Mammoth-l00 at rs. zoo at
TAN.
Mammoth-25 az 2. 90; 100 at2.10.
Northern Light-6,00O at lM; 1000 at
IL.
Silver shield-5oo at 264 800 at 25is;
900 az "A.
Utah-2OO at rs; 100 at n, 100 at 20.
star Consolldated-1O0 at Is; 100 az 70,
100 al 50 100 az S3& 100 at Slib: 100 az
IS 100 al ~; 100 at S7h GOO at 90. 800
al 81; 400 az W.
l02.
Rocco Homestake-2OO at II, 100 at
M 100 at ma
Joe Bowers 600 at OK.
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WHITE.
Miss Florence Farrell
Miss Evelyn Farrell.
Captain A. F. Aydelott.
Mrs. a, +. Aydelott.
Guy Aydelott
Paul Aydelott
James Cherry
Miss Lizzie Forsythe.
Mrs. NJ. J Niles.
Mrs Tom Carrel.
Clayton Tucker
COLORED.
John Scott.
Glass Brown
Mrs. Glass Brown.
Peter Adams.
---- Fryerson.
Tom Hackney.
--- WINFIELD.
Wlnkheld's wife and child
Cook az Farrells, name unknown.
Three unidentified negroes.
The seriously injured are:
White:
Miss Kate Aydelott
Belle Vaughn.
Josie Reed.
Minnie Russell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22
Senator Davis Condition

St. Paul, MINI, Nov. 22.-The condi.
ton Of L. S. Senator Davis was re.
ported about the same this morning
The delirium continues. Al noon Inc
physicians issued the following.
Senator Davis rested quietly last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22
CHURCH NEWS.

The High Priests quorum a, =.
uranlte stake OF Zion viii bo5 ivy
regular monthly meeting IN me- IVA. ls
sIs ward meeting house on satnral,a.
November q. converting AT no o're{l
a. m. A full attendance Is desired i'''@
JOHN COOK
President
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MONEY
SAY ERS!

Election IS over and Thanksgiving
WI soon be here then comes Christ
mas something up an the time but we
are SIN putting up the old reliable
Three Crown Baking Powder; also pure
spices and fine nayoring extracts; they
viii save you money I'm price and give
you better value than the imported FOR
sale at an grocers: ask Tor them and
refuse all substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22

The intention OF the News" IS 70
close the list within the near future
and all who desire 90 aid this noble
cause are requested 20 forward their
amounts without delay An sums are
sent to the American committee Of one
hundred In New York and by them
promptly forwarded 10 their represen-
tatlye in India for disbursement.
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night Slept about seven hop,s
more willing TO take his ronr1's a
ah ~ IS slightly stronger Temnsraa.,ine
w go pulse lOS respiration POI ~ azure
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sugar-Raw, firm. fair refining, 3isi
centrifugal, 96 test, a. molasses sugar
3%
Renned-Steady crushed, 500 pow
dered, $40; graduated. $50.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco Nov 22.-Wheat. firm,
edo, sSk; May. i0iis cash, s7h.
Barley--Inactlve. May, "a cash. 1917,
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i.09ja; coupon, Ito; new Is reg. and
coupon, 1871; old IS reg and coupon,
i.iiia; IS reg. and coupon, il2A
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INDIA FAMINE FUND.

Since the last publication the News
has received the sum Of $500 in aid Of
the starving people OF India through
Bishop Farley J. Davis. Of Milo ward
The names OF the donors are as follows
Jane Lee. 80 cents Farley
Davis, 70 cents Mrs, Kiefer. 50
cents, Sarah Telly. 90 cents; W.
II. Huffaker, 30 cents: Sidney
Pitman, % cents; Elizabeth Pit
man, 20 cents Joseph Pitman,
10 cents; Elizabeth Annie Pit
man. 8 cents Rebecca Plttman,
cents, John Taylor Pltman. 8
cents Walter Pitman, cents;
sidney Pitman Jr, cents, Rob-
ert Pitman, cents; Martha Pit
man, cents; Edith Pitman. 5
cents, Albert Newman. 10 cents;
r.. l.. Bybee go cents, Thomas
Wilson, SO cents; Harry Wilson,
30 cents; Bro. Sisoons % cents;
Lettie Andrews. 10 cents; Sister
Thompson. 80 cents. Brother
Southern. q cents. George
Thompson. % cents. May Rybce.
% cents Newton Andrews %
cents Relief Society, 50. d.. 8 90
Previously acknowledged 726. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22

Dr sanford's Liver invlgoptor'
The test Liver Medicine. Vegetable Cure for
Liver uf Bnlonsness, Indigestion, Constipation
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Asthma

Do you know what it isl
The bard struggle for air, the
sp.snOdic breathing, the nights
spent in chair. ali tell The
story Of terrible suffering. But
Ayers Cherry PectOral cures
asthma. There is no doubt
about it. We have hundreds
Of grateful testimonials TO this
effect.
Three Sizes 2js., enough FOR an ordinary
cold Soc, Just right Tor asthma, bronchitis,
hoattenets, whooning cough, hard coldsi
81 %, most economical for chronic cases
~
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WANTED.

wHITEwAsHER AT II ". IsT so. ST.
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stops the Cough
and works OF the Cold

LAXATIVE Hromo-Qulnine Tablets cure eol5 fl,
ono day. No Cure No Pay. Price Is cent. ID
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Victims Of Tcnncssec's storm.
WHITE

Nashville Tenn, Nov 22.-Followlng
Is a corrected list Of the dead at Column
bia:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-22

Mr.. Smith expects to soon take up his
residence In this city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-27
Pupils of Mrs. Hunter.

The pupils of Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunter. Of
the Metropolitan School Of Music. gave
a recital last night at the Propylaeum
before quite q large and appreciative au-
dience. The programme. with selections
taken from the works of modern conf
posers, was as follows:
"scene Romantique" Erik Meyer-Heimund
"Calitrrnoe .-.---...-----.CeclIe Cnamlndue
Concert Waltz .................Emu Sauer
Clarence Needer Nixon.
Prelude in g sharp Minors Rachmaninoff
1.-THE Music Box" Op. &c.. .Antole Liadoff
Concert Etude," Op. 50. e. A Mcdowell
Annetta Van Dyke Loughmiller.
"Tarantelle," Op. (for two pianos)....
..................Ca Camille Saint-Saens
Mr.. Nixon. Miss Spring
"FuScc' in ID minor, OPP. (for two
pianoS) ................-........- Jean NoSt
Mr. Nixon. Miss Spring
"Bluette," AN Elm Round" OPP. H..
.......................... Edgar Thorn
''Marche," Op- 24-......--. T. A MacDowell
Mary Jean Dunlap
I'm the Forest" Morning" "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" Op- 36..-..-....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Templeton Strong
Ethel Aladge Spring.
"Nocturne." ''Scherzo." Norwegian
Peasant March, Op. 81. .Edouard GrieG
Emily b. Meigs.