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DUE TO HEAT PRosTRATIoN.

Heart Trouble, Which Caused the
Death of Mrs. William b. Kelly.
Mrs. William B. Kelly died rather
suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart
failure at her home, Hine Place. She
was Frustrated by the heat during the
summer and had been in i'll health
since then. 1t is thought the heart
trouble resulted from the heat prostra-
ton. Acting Medical Examiner Eliot
was notified and after investigating he
decided that death was due to heart
failure
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. S. Department OF Agriculture.
New Haven, Conn, Sept. Is, 1900.
All observations taken at p. m., 10th Me-
ridian Time
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MOZART BENEFIT ellie.

Mozart Sick Benefit club, composed of
members of Mozart lodge, N. E. o. P,
met last night in their new rooms in
the Courier building for the first time.
The club has a membership of 100 and
is very prosperous. The meeting last
night was a social session. refresh
ments were served and everyone had a
general good time.
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A SEVERE FALL

Well Known Blind Branford Resident
Additional Misfortune.
Gilbert Bush a well known Branford
citizen, now living with his daughter
Mrs Underwood in North Branford
met with a severe fall few days
since and it is probable will be unable
to walk for long time to come. This
is a peculiar hardship as Mr. Bush has
been blind for many years past.
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The New Haven delegation to the
state democratic convention to be held
in Hartford to-day and tomorrow will
leave this city sometime late this after
noon. They will have quarters at the
Allyn house. The delegation will be
unquestnonably for Judge Samuel L.
Bronson of this city for governor.
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Flat Top Desks. Various sizes,
nicely finished and fitted for ser
vice. They are the celebrated
Grand Rapids, Michigan make.
The prices range from $o.S5 to
S24.5o.
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u L-AIHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 49, 1900, S p. H..
Forecast for Thursday and Friday
For New England: Fair Thursday, not so
cool; Friday partly cloudy with showers in
southeastern and western portions, fresh
southerly winds.
For Eastern New York: Fair and warmer
Thursday; Friday showers, fresh S outh
easterly Winds
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Showing Of Bagdad Tapestries.
The Towels

Heavy weight double thread
bath towels, in either bleached or
brown, good generous size, roc
value. At IL I-2C each.
All linen bleached huck towels,
hemmed and ready for use, good,
heavy weight, size 1Sx5o. At
IL I-2c each.
Extra heavy toweling for rollers,
iOC anu IL lac a yd. ....
Huck towels, sizes ISx36 and
eox4o- Either size at Il T-2c ca.
Hemstitched buck towel, size
a2x44, full bleached and a CSC
quality at I9c each.
Bureau and comode covers.
Irish point and linen, at 81 Lac,
SOC, 75c, S1.oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-31
Sales Made This Afternoon as High
as S28 Per Share,
THE JANUARY DIVIDEND
IA sim Uncertain Swansea Pays To-
day Highland hoy output for
Year-Hlnlng Notes

A sale Of DAILY West was reported
on the curb thls afternoon at i2s per
share "a gain Of nearly $50 per share
In the past few days A decided adj
vance was noticed on the exchange to-
day. when a sale was recorded at Sz1,25.
Il was thought that the rise was due
to the announcement OF something posi-
tive from the management regarding
the size Of the dividends Tor 1901. An
interview with Manager j.. Il Bamber-
ger dispelled this idea, however Moth
ing has been decided" Mr. Bamberger
said regarding the January dividend.
Some of the directors are In favor OF IT,
and others are opposed 10 H. ana no
decision VIII be reached until the ON
inst. the day on which the directors
meet While nothing positive has been
announced. Il Is extremely probable
that the monthly dividend viii be in
creased 20 90 cents per share.
The sudden initiation In the price OF
the stock today. gives added force 20
the old saying There's money on the
right side of stocks I'm the beginning
OF the year, Daily West was selling
around Si2 per share An investment
of 81 200 last January would have re-
turned. with dividends. $1,000 on the
Investment today The stock VIII doubt
less 70 20 $50 per share eventually. The
latest report from the mine states that
[ Is looking fine
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SPoftipe Notes.

All Is now In good shape for the bout
which takes place tonight between
Jack Burns Of New York and Jack Dun
leayy Of Boston There Will be several
good preliminary bouts. the main event
Is scheduled 10 begin az about 10 O'Clock
This morning Charley LANCE. well
knoVn 10 the sporting fraternity, left
Tor Cleveland. O., 20 attend the funeral
Of his father who died yesterday.
Charley will be away about two weeks.
Both Jeffries and FitZslmmous have
now been seen IN New York in thelr
new rlays The critics Of Gotham have
compared them and IN seems o. Doe the
consensus Of opinion that mo SD FAR as
their acting Is concerned the battle is
a draw. Fltz. they claim, shrieks al
the top Of his. voice every time he takes
a fall out OF the villain. and moves
more lively than the man who defeated
him. jefts takes things peA.' and is
somewhat Handicapped because De- is
forced 10 save the villain IN one act OF
the play, while Fitz Il allowed 90 get
me pest or u every time he and the
Villain clash. Il IS 20 be hoped that the
TWO celebrated representatives OF Theg-
PIE viii have an opportunity 20 display
their hlsiorls talents IN Denver before
me season rs over g0 that Punch" and
owens, the uewsb1ys can write critI.
elem on witch is the better actor. what
3 tie stage coming TO- anyway" shouts
me old tragedian Of better days on Cur
us sireet-Denver Post.
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SEMDRICH is COMING.
Nh, Stephens Has Booked Her for The
Tabernacle.
Likely That NFausrr VIII be Rem
dered in Concert Form Address
10 Members.

The great singer Marcella sembrich
and her entire company are coming 70
Salt Lake Mr. stephens has booked
them for the Tabernacle on March l4th,
and. fred with the idea that 1t may be
possible 20 have Gounod's immortal
opera Of Faust" done complete in con-
cert form, with the Tabernacle choir
added 70 sembrichs chorus, he has IS
sued the following address TO his MEM
bers;
Faust" can We learn it in two
months?
We can with united, prompt, and en-
thusiastic labor and IL we do, Il VIII
go down in our history as our greatest
achievement
Given with Madame sembrich, the
Patti Of today, and a full set Of artists
almost equal TO herself, an orchestra
selected from the famous New York
Philharmonic orchestra, the Italian
opera chorus. enlarged by our choir OF
100 voices with our grand pipe organ,
IL will make the performance unsteady,
perhaps the most noted ever given, OF
WIS AlNHANA WIN VI uliH VI AAN EANhAahN
masters OF the nineteenth century.
Remember the work before u.s. we
must do without books for they would
cost 5000 at least the whole work must
be committed 90 memory, and such a
Familiarity gained with the whole
opera as win readily enable you, under
"a strange conductor 10 take up your
cues. and 20 watch his signals and tenn
30 SO az 20 perfectly attack and In a
dramatic way render the wonderful
music. now Joyous, now pathetic, now
sublime, such as ia the immortal
church scenes, where Satan threatens
damnatOn TO the fallen Marguerite.
the Angels chant OF the blessed
story Of pardon, through repentance,
etc. etc,
am willing 20 undertake this ire
mendcus task chiefly 10 arouse the
choir 10 a sense OF ils capabilities 20 O.
pride Ia its achievements, and 10 re-
vel for one night IN the exalted musical
feast after my preparatory work Is
over
what do you say?
IL attempted the ladies % the choir
must be IN their seats at 7 O'Clock
Thursday night, for one hours work,
before the tenors and hassOs arrive,
which must not be before o'clock at
the Choir hall.
Former chbir members who have not
been attending are Invited and urged
TO meet with us then. But no one who
does not attend al least three rehears-
ais out Of four can take part
T.. STEPHENS.
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Park CIV Notes.

In its story of the week. the Park
Record says
Manager Thomas Kearns came up
from Salt Lake yesterday. Asked as 20
the work outlined Tor the Alliance tun-
mel De stated that force of men would
be put at work next Tuesday sinking
The SHAFT lie incidentally stated also,
that if ore WAS struck II would be
shipped Relative to the Snake creek
power plant project. which 10 has been
rumorad the King was intending TO
put In, 90 perfect its systemic stated
there WAS nothing definite, as no con-
illusions had been arrived at nor would
be- until after the annual meeting That
estimates had been submitted, however,
Is not denied. but nothing Is yet set
Tied
a he regular annual meeting Of the
Crescent Kin Mining company Is called
fcl the l6th Of January In this city. -
there has been "a great deal Of at
trnti1n drawn 90 this property and sec,
tlon recently the business done viii b6
of Interest as perhaps outlining the fu-
two operations OF the company Maybe
the big tunnel project win come up,
and 90 alI events some action OF a
definite nature VIII be decided upon.
John Mullen came in yesterday Tor a
days visit 90 old-time friends. He
balls from tho Cold Mountain diatrict
and says the Annie Laurie mine down
there win create q sensation in minlns
circles within q few weeks. lie re.
tuwei today
owing 10 some accident to the engine
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PRINCE OF P0IICE HORSES.
Saved Lives by Checking Runaways,
Carried Off Numerous Blue Ribbons.

Harry prince OF police horses, for
years winner Of National Horse Show
prizes and the hero OF many a checked
runaway is dead. His MASTER Frank
T. Baldwin, mounted policeman, Is dis
consulate, and hosts Of friends Of this
pet OF the department will sincerely re-
gret the death Of the big bay whose
spirited action and perfect trailing SO
often awakened their enthusiasm on the
tanhark OF Madison Square Gardeh
Harry remained on duty TO the asst.
His death was sudden and was caused
by an ailment corresponding TO spinal
meningitis IN a human being. His
Whitney when Baldwin entered his stall
Friday morning was so faint an echo Of
his usual greeting that his master knew
something was wrong and took another
horse for the mornings tour OF duty.
Harry protested feebly at being for the
first time left behind and Was dead
when the squad returned at noon.
Harry was about eleven years old and
had been In the police department six
years Raw and unbroken, he fell TO
the lot OF Policeman Baldwin. but from
the first he displayed 30 teachable a
spirit and so fine q metNe that his pos
sibilitles were at once recognized. His
first competition was IN the Twelfth an
nual horse show, in 1895. when In a field
of many older competitors he won the
red ribbon. fle took first place in still
larger field al the Fourteenth annual
horse show. In 1898 and In 1899 was
again awarded the blue ribbon as the
best trained and best ridden police
horse He was similarly honored at
Durland's Riding academy horse SHOW,
ON the same year
He scorned such little tricks as "shak-
ing hands" but enjoyed playing
policeman Baldwin would dismount
and walk away up the drive. Harry
would understand this to be his cue 70
patrol the beat, and would resent the
appearance OF any other policeman.
Walking proudly Up TO the offender he
would push him M the road with his
nose, and II the policeman attempted TO
come back again would lay back his
ears and lash out at him with his fore
feet. When he thought his master had
walked far enough away he would trOt
after him, and, catching his sleeve, sig
nal that he was again ready for bus
mess.
His greatest sport however, was
chasing a runaway, and his master says
that the saving Of many a life during
Harry's years OF service was due TO the
gallant old horses speed.
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! LIVE STOCK CONVENTION.

DIM NORTHUMBERLAND
Il has been finally decided to hold
the i've stock show IN the Exposition
building and grounds This action was
passed upon at the meeting OF the COM
mitteees on Saturday night.
Six hundred and siyty-elght rooms
have been already secured for the ac.
commOdation Of the prospective guests
January 70 and the week following
Henry o. Morris ~ Pueblo. Colo.
manager Of the original cowboy band
and Morris Military band. writes 20
Secretary Martin OF the Live Stock
association. Offering 70 bring his
musicians here during convention week
at the rate OF $3.50 O week and ex-
penses. In the course Of his letter, he
SAYS: I'VE have 81 900 worth OF cow
boy suits. Tevolyers. banners. steer
horns. etc. including the famous biz
drum and miniature stage coach. The
leader conducts with a $500 Colts i5,
covered with diamonds rubies, etc.
novel and unique"
Blue points on the half shell, II IL
expected. Will be In great demand In
this city during the balance OF the
week. The semi-annual pearl discov-
cry has once more startled the specus
lative; consequently Blue Points are in
great demand.
Last evening. Mrs. A. II. Bracket, Of
Butte. Mont, was served with half a
dozen Of the bivalves at dinner al the
Kenyon, when her teeth encountered a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-31

~ weekg The Winning 10 ,
brother IN fifteen weeks WEE ', es. s.a.l
a. which reduce the losses M e S@ US
IN twenty weeks TO e27 12s. lll' ~ ,,i ~
IN the case OF the younger p 'I,, Ea..a
,s' "a. won reduces the loss of ,t ~
twenty weeks (Gli4 l7s) 10 c3s " w, itl
~ 50 happens that the last fart :, \,
season has been the most iinf1-,o'... .a'
Tor both brothers as up 10 tbs , ,li,a.
or October there was a sligb, MY alll
In favor OF each but for tbS D, LA. talan
Weeks there has not once been a s1 y. "a
Tor the mounts OF the elder brotba, Y
only once a small one In favor y, i .,l
younger; whereas every Ven, Il ~!
sloane has ridden in England h. ~,
earned a profit Tor his backars "''
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MINING NOTES.

The Horn Silver OF Frisco marketed
three cars OF copper and lead ore today.
-Four cars OF crude ore were reported
today from the Eureka HIll at Tintic.
-Four cars OF ore were on the market
today from the Grand Central OF Tlnuc.
The showers Con of Tintc reached
the market today With a car OF lead ore
The Carisa OF Tlntlc reached the mar
ket today with six cars OF copper-gold
ore.
The West Morning Glory company a
contemplating resumlng sinking the
shaft 100 feet deeper
Senator Clark's Ophir Hi mine was
on the market today with seven cars
Of concentrates.
The Bingham Copper and Gold CONF
p0ny had car Of us Bingham ore at
the sampler today
Uncle Jesse Knights Humbug was
on the market today with a car or
high grade silver ore.
A car OF high grade copper ore
reached the market today from the
Columbia property at Bingham.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
ed sixteen cars OF ore from Tintlc. three
from Frisco. seven from Stockton, and
two from Bingham today.
The Park Record ia lis issue refers 10
the death OF Charlie McFalls. the wen
known mining man, which took place
last week.
The results Of the tests on the ores
Of the Tesora win Doe known IN a few
days. at which time more win be known
concerning the construction OF a CON
centratlng plant at the mine
Jack and Bob Watson are making ar.
raugtmcnts 10 leave for the Deep
Greek country 20 de- assessment work on
group Of silver claims ia which they
are interested, which were at one time
bonded under the name Of the Denver
Boy group.
Tintic Miner; The Old Colony and
Eureka Mining company ls doing the
assessment work on It's group south Of
the Lower Mammoth mine. 4 new
shafthouse and blacksmith shop have
been erected to take the place OF the
buildings recently burned, and work Is
now in progress In the shaft. The
damage done by the firebugs is estimat-
ed by superintendent Brown az $500.
Wood River Times: L. G Bailey has
disposed Of an interest in the Champlain
group OF mines, on the HALEY Gold
Belt. 20 Chicago parties who are TO
drive a 300 foot tunnel this winter. Mr.
Bailey will soon leave for the east for
the winter, leaving James Quinlvan
In charge.
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HIGHLAND ROY BuLLIoN.
A Total Of 0S Cars We're Shipped
During the Year.

AS intlmated IN the News" last week
the fires were started under four Of the
new furnaces al the Highland Boy
smeltor south Of the city. and the man.
agement began feeding ore yesterday
II was announced from the smelter TO.
day that the new addition to the plant
Is working very satisfactorily, although
# viii take a few days TO make the
necessary adjustments as 10 heat and
speed The remaining four furnaces
will be started up within the next ten
days. The last car OF copper bullion
left the smelter today Tor the New
Jersey refinery, This car makes the
shipments FOR the year amount to 9s
cars. each Of which weighs about 6O1Ol
total output Of copper bullion for the
total output OF cooper bullion for the
year at almost 5000 900 pounds.
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"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. X Havi-
land, OF Armonk, N. Y, but, when all
other remedies failed, we saved her life
with DR., Kings New Discovery, Our
niece, who had Consumption In an adj
yanced stage also used this wonderful
medicine and today she Is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield 10 DR.. Kings New DiscOv-
cry as 10 no other medicine on earth.
lnfalllhle for Coughs and Colds. SOC
and sl00 bottles guaranteed by u. G. NJ.
l. Drug Dept. Trial bottles free.
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win wonders ever ceass2r l,,..
the friends OF Mrs. $. Peass Of 'it o.'
renee, Kan. They knew she Ina ' t.'.-
unable 10 leave her bed In seve, ", y y
on account OF kidney ana liver trc,t 5'l
nervous prostration and general d.Ia
lty; but Three bottles of Elsrtric ~.
ters enabled me TO walk. she Wr'is.
and IN three months ] felt me- "a w.,
person, Women suffering ffom Es,s
acne, Backache, Nervousness Sleapl...
ness, Melancholy Painting and bI,,r
Spells VIII ina u a priceless bles.lrs
Try K. Satisfaction rs puarsr,,-,
only SOC at Y, c, NJ. l. Drug Dent N.Y.
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hard substance IN the anatomy Of tho
shell fish; naturally II was a pearl-it
always happens so. The gem was
passed around f1f examination amons
several OF the guests who We're present,
and one OF them unhesitatlngly pro-
nounced II 10 be a pearl OF the value
OF 5000
AN the balance OF the evening was
spent by the hired helm In the kitchen
opening oysters In the hopes OF dupli-
eating the discovery.
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DaIy-West Traded in as High as
S2725 Per Share
GRAND CENTRAL WEAKER
Lower Mammoth Takes squirt TO
sI,02 Mammoth Il Not 80 strong
DAILY aud star Con. Active

The business on the exchange for the
year 1900 closed today with the sale Of
ii7i5 shares for tll5S9.75. Several Of
tho high priced stocks showed activity
including Con. Mercur DAILY West
Grand Central and Mammoth The
former opened with the sale Of 100
shares al f3.0sls, and after selling up
10 SO 1925 the stock fell on Co S5.N uh
the closing sale. Daly-West sold up 10
s27.25 on the rumOr that the company
may decide 20 pay $4,000 monthly dur
ine 1901 DAILY let 50 100 at Sl.3b Whlle
Grand Central showed itself much
weeker From $685. the price Il the
opening sale. the stock fell on 20 Wv
on the closing sale Lower Mammoth
was quite active today al better figures.
At the outset 100 shares were lousened
up on bid OF Sl4jA, but O STEADY
rise was afterwards made until VIZ
was reached. with the last sale going
at st.6lE. Mammoth was weaker to-
day with 900 shares selling az prices
ranging between {2.15 and $40 May
Day was IN demand around i2ls while
Star con. made a transfer or 100 shares
az 7sM. Ben Butler let go 5000 shares
al 2. Ingot did business az az, ana
Eagle G. Blue Bell was traded IN as low
as Is
Closing quotations were posted as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-31

An attractive woman lhrlyes on good
food and sunshine with plenty Of eyer.
else In the open air Her form gows
with health and her face blooms with
its beauty When troubled with a
costiye habit, she takes a few doses o,
HERBlNE to cleanse her system Of all
impurities Price, 50 cents. z. c. g.
l. Drug Dept.
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Utah Looking wen.

A letter received today from the su-
perintendent Of the Utah az Fish
Springs states that a very interesting
showing has been made on the 10Th
level. 800 feet below the surface A
very decided Improvement is reported
there Some good ore Il also in sight
on the 800 level. and the management Is
cutting a station on the 200 level pre-.
paTatOry 20 drifting.
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SWANSEA DIVIDEND.
The Directors Announced the Reg
ular Monthly Of Cents per share.

The directors Of the Swansea MIN
Ing company met today and declared
the regular monthly dividend Of cents
per share, or $1,000 This sum viii be
paid on January 10th, the books 10 close
on the 5th, The payment OF this
sum makes O total OF S21650O paid by
the company IN dividends. Manager
Theron Geddes reports the mine look
ing as usual, with no changes OF any
consequence
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TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENT has been thoroughly tested Ion
many years, and Is positive cure %,
this most distressing and embarrassing
Of troubles. Price, 80 cents In bottles
Tubes, IS cents. u. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept
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AEnst Rlo,cle RIdnr

VIII often receive painful cuts,
sprains or bruises from accidents.
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. will kill the
pain and heal the injury. It's the cy-
cllsts friend. Cures Chatting. Chapped
Hands, Sore Lips. Burns Ulcers and
Piles. Cure guaranteed. only 25c. Try
Il. Sold by y. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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az the Silver King this afternoon the
afternoon shift was laid on il is
hoped however 10 have the break re-
pared iu time 10 let the night shin
go on
John Rhoden has a force OF men DO
ing assessment work on the Rhine
Fraction and Mannadock claims OF tho
Crown poin, company, The ground Hes
lust bnck OF The Ontarln.
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Didn,t Narry for Money.

The Boston man, who lately married
a sickly rich young. woman, is happy
now, for he got Or. Kings New Life
Pills, which restored her to perfect
health. tnfallible Tor Jaundlce, Bilious
ness, Malaria. Fever and Ague and all
Liver and Stomach troubles. Gentle
but effective. only 25c at a. c. NJ. /.
Drug Dent.
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Praise the bridge that carries you
over either a food or cough. BAL.
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP has
brought so many over throat and lung
troubles, such as coughs. colds, bron.
chltis, ETC. that It's praises are sung
everywhere. Price, 80 cents. D. c. "
!. Drug Dept.