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The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

Another year has passed and the sum
mer vacation which is much enjoyed by
the school children OF the Maine school
for the Deaf has arrived.
Thursday afternoon, the pupils assisted
by their teachers began to pack up their
trunks and the early morning trains yes
tertlay bore away number OF the
scholars to the scenes of their summer va
cations. Graduating exercises are not
held in the school so the work of the year
comes to close as soon as the final exaini-
nations are finished.
On September 10, the school will reopen
and Indications point to an increased at
tendance, provided suitable accommoda-
lions can be obtained for caring for more
pupils.
Miss Taylor the principal, left yester-
day afternoon on ten days trip to
PHILADELPHIA.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
NEW POST OFFICE.
Quarters for weodfords station Being
Fttfed Up Ana Odd Fellows block,

Mr.. Myron 4. Moore of Deering Center
the well known architect and builder
commenced work yesterday on the aitera-
tions in the vacant store in Odd Fellows
block at woodfords, which is to be fitted
up for occupancy as the post office for the
free delivery service that Is to be intro
duced in the Deering district commence
ing, July 3. The partition to divide the
part for the use of the public and the part
TO be occupied by the superintendent and
letter carriers is being built about in the
middle OF the store, running lengthwtse.
The boxes now in use at the Woodfords
post Office, are better even than
those in use at the Portland post Office,
and the most modern ones are to be
transferred 90 the new postal station.
At the top of the boxes are several
large glass transom windows which will
aid in giving light as alsC for ventilating
purposes. In the front part of the Office
are to be the windows for the sale of
stamps and money orders. In the super
intendent' S apartments are to be several
desks and the sorting cases for the use of
the carriers. The door for entrance to the
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
ALLEN-GRovER.

Thursday evening at the residence Of
MIR. and Mrs Nathan W. Allen, on
Brackett street, there was quiet and
pretty home wedding, when in the
pre- sence of relatives and a few intimate
friends, their daughter, Miss Anna M.
Allen, recently much liked teacher In
the Portland Training school, was united
In marriage to Prof. Nathan @. Grover,
professor of civil engineering in the Uni
versity of Maine. The bridesmaid was
Miss Louise NJ. Allen. the bride ) sister,
and the best man was MIR. Oscar Grover
of Boston, brother of the groom. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DIR
Blanchard. After wedding journey
Prof and Mrs. Grover will hive at Orono
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.

The High School Cadets win give a
military exhibition ON one of the prone
nades Thursday evening, June IS. The
programme viii consist of a review and a
battalion drill, to be followed by a dress
parade. The American Cadet full mill
ts.ry band has been engaged TO furnish
music for the occasion. Members OF the
city governments and officers of the local
military companies will attend. The boys
are working hard for the success of the
event, and are determined to make the
drill one of the best ever given in this
city. The annual encampment will begin
at Camp Fessenden, High Head, July o..
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16

A Sunday trip on the steamer Corinna
gives one the best opportunity to COM
bine trip to the seashore with trip TO
the country, as being entirely an insid Q
route one gets the beauty of the land
without the roughness of the sea which
is so Objectionable to many. A shore din
ner can be obtained at Simpsons, or
parties can carry their own lunch and
stop at any of the many beautiful spots
on the route. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S. o. Hancock of Caseo to Evarts B..
Mayberry ct ais of Casco for 81, land in
Casco.
Vanderbilt Green of Newark, N. j., to
Charles Pc Putnam of Boston, for 81,
land on Orrs Island.
Llewellyn M. Leighton Of Portland to
Melvin Hamblett of Portland, for 81 land
on the northerly side of C0yle street.
Laura L. McFadden of Portland to
James W. Taylor of Portland for 81, land
ON the southwesteriy side of Cushman
street, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
MCKINNEY, The IexsIGr,
MONUMENT, SO.
SUMMER SKIRTS AND WAISTS.

The ladies' should glance into the win
dow of r. NJ. Lewsen s. Co, and see the
pretty summer skirts and waists dis
played there. Their line Of shirt waists In
white and colors was never so large as ut
present. There are still o large number
OF suits and jackets left from the bank
rupt stock which was purchased by Mr..
I.ewsen at forty-tivs cents on the doll
and they are offered at very low prices.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
ENGRAvERs WANTED

The civil service commission desires APP
plicants for the position of square letter
engravers. bureau of printing and en-
craving, Washington. 10 will not be
necessary for applicants to appear at any
place for examination as no educatio nal
test Ia given, applicants being graded up
ON the samples of their work which they
will submit with their application blank.
Apply 20 the civil service commissioner,
Washington, ID. c., for blanks and in for
nation
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16

superintendents and the carriers apart
ments Is to be at the end of the vestiuble,
or tier OF letter boxes. The office Is to be
fitted up in the most modern manner and
Is to be ready for occupancy prior to July
I'd. The office on the exterior Is to be
finished in natural birch.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
What Shall We Have for Dessert !?

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer it today. Try Jell-O.
q delious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boilingt no
baking! simply add boiling water and
set to cool Flavors:-Lemon. Orange.
Raspberry and Strawberry Get pack
bye a. your groeers today, 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16

LEMON SQUASH
Prepared from fresh lemons and pure
sugar by Messrs Crosse s Blackwell, Lon.
don, Eng. Makes faultless lemonade in a
moment by merely dilnting with ice water
lots Of IL and at less expense than from
fresh fruit, 20 cents per quart bottle
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-16
BALL GAME TODAY.

The Fort Preble baseball team will play
the Crescents of Lewiston on the Port
land Athletic club grounds this afternoon
at $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

90 90 90 q d 9 q Q .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Britain Must Back Down In China
or Fight
JAPAN Is ALSO INCENSED.
Germany, Russia and France Against
britain America Neutral Clar's
Double Game In China.


New York Aug. ia despatch Ga
tb. Herald from yysshIpgflD Jaws.
1870. a..
RUSSIA occupant" '' -''" '""""7
| without adequate rea Hn caused thr dee
cIssfou to land troops at ShaushaL Ina
,,tI.t, c-.., britain a. .f,ru.,t.J hu
Japah.
Germany apparently is paying u0
heed to Russia's action I'm ,h. north
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''' o"I'1'' W. ''''' '''''''' '''.' ''
shanghai and proposes lo ol-s'l 10 u}
gtatl1rlng SQUADRON there and landing
,r..g,s o.. ,,,tsct bar ipt.rasrs
.,
lhla Important lHI'IIi'"'4.A J".t l'-
ceiyed in am official quarter here pre-
SCENTS ca eomprshengIyp view .f tha gf-
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Interested in the Dhlhese situation win
respect To- the treaty ports 0f the en-
rIr.
Ip yl.g. of t,a determination Of tbe
American go,.-uuaut mot d, interfere
,gItb 'fbs action of Great Er.f8iu and
pitsslg ir l4pd,rg trorrs 4f fb.. norris
rauI.J tb. no,ysrs are inns Iiyidad
,'itn rtsraat ta tbis parfsutofIs rgmpli.
gati,p ir the international situation
graat Brifain and .I8r3p urr.s. the
orrriration nr New Cbvanr IN Russia
ANA fbs former has landed froops al
ST1rpbai to rountsrbalance the czar's
1,1ys ir Inc north
Russi5 Germany and France object 10
Graat Rritain'g action M SHANGHAI
while tba St Petersburg government
viii moi yyitbdraV and mus remove all
rsason for tba policy of me British
government I'm the south
The United states remains neutral
The occupation of New Chwang by
Russia has aroused great excitement In
Iapan IN took place. according 10 in
formation received here. ON August l.
and though "A despatch nom
ADMIRAL Courreiolles received In Paris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
DIED A PAUPER.
Was an Heir 10 an Estate Worth
Millions A Morphine Fiend.

san Francisco, Call Aug l6-The
Examiner says:
Asa Packer WILDER. one OF the heirs
90 the 100000 600 estate left by Asa
Packer, the Pennsylvania railroad KING
and coal baron has died In poverty in
this city and yesterday was buried in
a pauper's grave He was q victim Of
the morphine habit and until a few
years ago worked az intervals for ]. p.
R1gardus proprietor Of dramatic
paper 90 whom he assigned half Of his
prospective estate. He was a nephew
of S A. Packer whose win made over
his immense estate 10 his children but
contained q clause that should they die
without issue the estate was 10 Tee
vert 90 two brothers named Elisha and
jeremiah WILDER who were related
90 Packer by marriage or iu case OF
their death 20 their heirs direct
Elisha WILDER took charge Of the I.e-
high Valley road and the Packer coal
properties and operated them i'm
creasing the value OF the property. one
NJ the Packer children died leaving
no direct heirs. until only one daughter
ia left. She has no children and her
life is said 90 Doe an that stands between
the WILDER family and the Packer for
tune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Nominallnn. rnr Conrrcss.

Eleventh Indiana Distric1-W. J.
Hauk, Dem)
Third Arkansas District-Thos. Nc
Rae CDemD
Second Texas Districts. b. Cooper
(pem)
Second Mississippi Dlstrict-Thos.
SpIght QemD
Ninth North Carolina District--Jas.
Montraville Moody lRep) ..-.
Seventh Georgia District-JOs. J..
Hamilton (Repl
Tenth Wisconsin District--Jno. J..
jenkins (Reu)
North Wisconsin District--E. III.
Schewcppe lDoml
Second Kentucky District-Wm
Lynch Drown DEM
Eighth Tennessee Distrlct-Samuel
Hawkins (DemD
Ninth Michigan Distrlct-E. G. Pow
Ter DEM
Second Maryland Distrlct-J. Fred
Talbot Dpm)
Seventh Iowa pistrict-Geo. W. Gro.
2ier CDem)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Another Ocean Race.

New York Aug lj.-Tho Press prints
the foIlowng
Two vessels built almost on the same
lines are now speeding across the At
lantIc 90 this country They are the
new French liner La Larraine and the
American ST. Louis The Frenchman
left Hayre and the American South
ampton on Saturday last
As this is La Larraine's maiden trip
her captain win try for a record. When
at sea both vessels look alike. The
while the ST. Louis Is 10000 Both have
three blade uropellers two tunnels. two
masts and a promenade deck from bow
90 stern ON her trial Ia Larra.ue
made % knots an hour She is CONE
manded by Can't Bayrot and has o.
crew VI AGO. Both vessels are due iu
this city next Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16

New York. Aug l6.-A dispatch TO the
r'grral and Advertiser from che Foo
sr.,.s Edwin Wndeman the CORE
pmIant as follows
.r Learn from a thoroughly trust
,.rtrg Chinese source that the army
,,tr. allies reached Pekln on Monday.
Ir4y. every reason 10 believe that the
army forced an entrance. and that the
,ryays and their friends were rescued
,oHav They probably are now safe
within the Christian army
CHINESE SURRENDER or MIN
ISTERS
washington. Aug. l5.-The statement
,.r. made tonight ON reliable authority
,t.f OBJ. PtkIn government would des-
irr.t. some high official % meet the
,.u.rarBars of the allied armies at
Nun. Chow and agree with them on
..r. measures for the safe conduct OF
,r. members OF the ,Ae0gn legations DO
tr. rapI,al Information 90 this effect
ans received here today
by WAY OF LONDON.
London. aug, TO, 't'" a. Nl' goo
allies arc reported Co have reached Pee
Kin Monday says the Shanghai cor
r.suunlgut Of the Daily Express, WIZ
;rr Yesterday He adds; Chinese
oFaaI news Is without detail
Paris message reveals TINS nut me
statement. especially as IL eman1lei
f-1m Shanghai must be- accompanied
yrb considerable reserve.
i"rdan papers. has.ng their remarks
mon washington dispatChes.are dlvld-
I'D .r ou.r.on. some believing that the
ans must already have reached Pek.n
and others preferrns 20 believe that
m. RELIEF viii not bee accomplished until
the end of the week
KEEP THE ENEMY RUNNING.
TsIsuaphIng from Yang-Tsun, Au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
BURIED 5000 PEOPLE.
Man Who Did So Is Himself Inferred
In Potter's Field

New York. Aug l6-Ge0rge Fergu-
son. who superintended the burial OF
some 5000 bodies in the Kings county
P0ttersded. has himself been buried
there Pie was siyty-eight years old.
He died 0u August 1th and AS the au-
thOrlt.as could find no trace OF his rel
atiyes. a grave was dug for him In the
place where in HE bee directed the
burial of $50 many paupers Little i7
known Gf his life uy t0 fifteen years
ago when he became the inmate of the
Kings county aims house Tie was a
carpenter by trade About twelve or
thirteen years ago be- was placed IN
charge of the pOttergAeld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16

German emperor's speech, with It's
uucomplImentary reference 90 Admiral
Seymours action i'm advancing with
his small force from Taku,
OBJECT TO GERMAN CRITICISM.
The Westminster Gazette observes
pertInently that n the British war Of
flee and admiralty We're mlsinfOrmed
about the Chinese preparations those
OF France, Germany Austria and Italy
were no wiser However, this journal
is comforted by being able TO infer that
on the Chinese question generally the
policy Of the German emperor is identi-
cal with that euunciated by Nj Brod-
erick In the house OF commons, that
IS TO say, he Is In favor Of the estab-
lishment Of a strong native govern
ment
Count Won W8ldersee leaves Berlin
Tor Genoa whence he sails for the
Far East at the end of this week. His
title "commander-in-ohief OF the army
I'm East Asia" is carefully chosen to
spare French and other susceptibillues.
II leaves an open question whether the
supreme command is that OF the whole
allied forces or merely Of the German
contingent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
KILLED THREE PEOPLE.
Explosion of Natural Gas Causes a
Severe Disaster.

Chicago Aug l6.-Three lives We're
sacrificed carly today by FIRE ss the
result of au explosion of natural gas
Do Thirty fourth street near state.
Ihre. other persons are supposed 20 be
ln the ruins.
THE dead are.
Mildred Levi am artist
Unknown woman from Boston,
Mass
Sarah. c0lored cook.
Missing Three children Of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Levi.
Within ten minutes after the fire was
discovered by "a pedestrian and before
The fire department arrived, the build
Ing. a two-story frame DWELLING was
c0mpletoIy destr0yed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Ninth Cavalry sails for China.

San Francisco Cal, Aug. le.-The
transport Warren win sail al noon Toe
day with the Ninth Coolored) cavalry
FOR Toku hy way 0f NagankI. Sew.
eral army officers besides those of the
regiment have been ordered % sail on
the transport 90 Join their regiments In
Manila or China, and three hospital ste.
wards and 100 men ~ the hospital corps
who viii be assigned some 90 China and
some 20 the Philippines The Slam
with more than 5000 tons OF freight for
Honolulu, Guam and Manila. and the
Aztec. with horses Tor China, VIII also
san today.
The general hospital az the Preside
is 10 be enlarged o. accommodate the
extraordinary detaChments ~ sick and
wounded on the way here from the
Philippines and China. Fifty wall tents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
FEELING Is BETTER.


Cleveland o., Aug lG-The Iron
Trade Review tomorrow Will say:
better feeling on an sides Is evident
IN the iron trade, as a result OF the de-
velopments Of the past week. Prices
have not improved except that some sell
lers who have loaded up on low priced
oars are frmor In PIC iron the week
has brought lower quotations. but the
larger and The more widespread inquiry
Tor iron.with more general disposition 10
contract for finished material for some
months ahead. may be taken as indl-
cations that the confidence Is not Lack
Ing.
That q net reduction Of A furnaces had
been made In the active list between
June l and August l. was notice 90 the
trade that the remedy is being applied
ana 10 rs well known that the Septem-
Der ] statement will show q large. N not
an equal reduction Furnaces had In
their yards August 1. according 20 vest
ern Pig Iron association figures. $4,000
tons, or 10000 tons more than on July l.
For August better feeling has resulted
from the export, and the domestic IN
quiry received IN the vs. Sales OF
iom 10000 90 laO0O tons Of iron 90 40
abroad We're made az Birmingham The
sales made indicate that furnaces are
not an through cutting prices. though
the competition Is narrowing more and
more 10 the cheapest producers and put
ting more and more OF the boom fur
naces on the Idle list. many OF them 10
remain permanently
Considerable bridge work is held up
awaiting the cut which consumers be-
lieve IS only a question Of time Plate
mills are steadily booking business az
unchanged prices u Is probable that
the lake shin yards viii take orders in
the near future for a number of vessels.
Bar iron has not had its usual share NJ
recent business in view OF the low prices
quoted on steel. and this condition fur
nished another argument Tor the
changes In The wage eCale Of the iron
full1c asked hy tho rrffla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Mexican Robber Captured.

Phoenix Arlz.. Aug 16-sandiego
ortiz. "a Mexican who robbed and
Killed W. S Monltt. OF Harrisburg. has
been CAPTURED az Cuupn's Wells. When
charged with the crime De- confessed
and produced $500 Zoo cash and two
checks which Dc had taken from his
victim Mohtt's head was mashed 90
"a Jelly with "a drill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
THE RUSSIAN GAME
CHINESE THREATS.

The Chinese minister In London, Sir
Chih Chen To Feng Lu is quoted az
saying: THE powers must not press
Chinese soldiers, % Will not be possible
90 control the soldiers. They may turn
and rend the legations / do not be-
lieye the legation food supplies will be
stopped az long as the powers refrain
from attacking Pekin and negotiate
for the surrender Of the ministers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Remnants Dress Goods and Silks.


sot anlO
ie1
in o and nd
in
ar
IN
dresses
There wash silks FOua plains fnci luu and ohea kinds For this
sale About
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
HERE Is THE TROUBLE.
Britain Does Not Want other Troops
al Shanghai.

Shanghai Aug 1.-THE consuls win
meet today The landing Of the Brit
lsh troops Is not objected 20 by the rep
resentatives Of other nations, the latter
declaring they win adopt the same
course To this the British have OBJ
tected and threatened 90 withdraw the
troops which are now ready TO land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
MINISTERS HAVE
Been RELIEVED.
Allied Force Reached Pekin on Monday, and
Rescued the ENJOYS, Says Che
Foo Dispatch.

gust 9Th. Daily News correspondent
says: "Sir Alfred Gazelee hopes to
keep the enemy running and TO follow
him right into Pekln."
Naug Ping was occupied without fir
Ing "a shot, according o. o. dispatch 90
the Daily Express from that place,
dated August llth. "lt is believed, DID
the message adds, chat Gems Ifns bu
Slang, Ma and chung are entr,nchIHg.
10000 strong at Tuug Chau. The allies
may avoid Tuug Chau, pursuing the
route northwest from Chang kai
WAN Tung Chnu appears To- be- about
twelve miles from Pekin.
A dispatch TO- the came paper from
Shanghai. dated yesterday says that
the officials profess 20 De willing 20
hand over the foreign ministers, their
families and servants. but win not Ie.-
init The departure of native Christians.
THE RUSSIAN GAME
1.-THE Russian government de-
scrIbes this telegram has notified II
Hung Chang of lbs willingness iO ice
ceiye NJ de Giers outside the walls of
PekIu, thus avoiding the entrance Of
the Russian force. This indopau1 mt
action is calculated TO embarrass ,rc
allies seriously. Japan demands that
Gen Yung Ia shall meet the allies
outside the city walls and deliver The
ministers and an the native Chris
Uaus'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
HammOCkS half Price.

We are now extending unwelcome
hospitality 10 our hammocks as we need
their room for other things. things d
which we shall tell you soon There are
several styles and are regularly priced
at Zoe 20 $3.50. good enough 20 last
another year-whiIe they last
One Halt Price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
Landing Of Troops at Shanghai
May Precipitate European War;
GERMANY AGAINST BRITAIN
France aud Russia Also opposed 90
British -Oneuded nc
Kalser's Criticism,


London, Aug. 1.-THE Times has the
fll1lUing digpatch from Shanghai,
s...4 7,.....,,,..
...,- ,,.......
Ae Nleei1y mas WllhuIa"H MS OPp'-
st.0n 90 the landing Of British troops
On condition thar this does not entail
a.. .-...... 80 -. go. Ian, In
'"s '''s'''e Vi 0''''' ''' 0's' Wv
s.uetlgus nave been received from the
British government that dsembarka-
fI.r is On await further orders The
-. 80,
pats,, 10 bssitsti,e Tho rublio Of
..r i...-,.. ~. q,
Oh. ar.,i,, ,b,, ,,itb5r,,,,l st this
49,, III
5,'-s "oG'a oe ueploIaole anu "'1'H
''''.1 tue "o's' results
HOPEFUL FOR MINISTER'S.
,Ng" loFk' AUG. IA alspatch 10
var l''ouhe rom LONDON says .,.,--
lN' General puONc ls now 'ooNlnb
I.i"aIl h1leIuIly 10 the relet OF lhe
thI" ittauuhs IN the course Oh lhe
l.Al ie" la-s ana the STOCK eA-
'ANse' Whieh toI some uInt past nus
..N ih inc lowest depth OF depression,
.aiOt Almost uuosdhl luI SNORT
ug. Yesterday. IHe Few foreign once
".. a's Ielt lh town are oy no means
.u.-'el as yet To lay ASIDE lne
Is"..''h Whl,h mas possessra 'hS!i'
g'l' since tht Aslduc Crisis began. no
e.1'. Us enter lalheu IN downing street
s' TO me aoility OF the allied FORCES TO
~ ,.-n n.. '"siI wa! INTO lne tartar yl,y
W. 'h.H I'D lhe course OF the next le"
s''a OUT htre ls sun muCh lhlssl'-
..t 's 20 what they may ma When
"'| sel theIe.
CONTEMPLATION WITH MAC
pONATD
80" cipher message from Sir Claude
M".pluald. which Sir Chih chen 10
i..- Luh handed 20 the foreign office
few days arc"tbat ''i rs n dates in I' The
message can De- trusted. But rs pur-
much the same as mat received
y. ue consul al Hongkong, ana u rep
.'''H's the position of the legations as
N.apeidle that 1t is tolerably cer-
l... lhel could not resist sudden con-
'-'' alAgh bN large numbers ut
"tA.Is ana chinese troops,
lhese reasons official experts
,. 90 h"l yet permit themselves TO
,'.t.st 10 700 confident hopes, not
,'.'s,"ndlng SIR Chih Chen's deolara-
- .hal the legations We're certainly
ON saturday last on receipt Of
, "'hese minister's communication,
r.g" was immediately conveyed TO
SALISBURY by telegraph, the pre-
sent instructions TO the foreign Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-16
CURTAIN NEWS.

our curtain stock has been frightened
by some new and novel designs ln sgrim
and Swiss materials-all with uficd
edges and fancy borders Their newness
win attract you. and their prices-Which
are some less than We first intended
marking them-wlu make ready friends
with your purse. They are only
rs to Sl.5o pair,