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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
TRADE OUTLOOK
SATISFACTORY.
The Week in General Has Been
Without Striking Features
BANK CLEARINGS INCREASE
Prospects for Dry Goods Favorable
Sale OF Wool In london Has
No special Significance.

New York, Feb. l.-R. G. Dun q
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row win say: The week in general
business has been without striking new
feature. but In this respect the out
come has ben favorable Not one OF
the great industries finds any scarcity
OF orders for goods and business Is
done at prices which show slight
tendency TO rise except in textiles
which have been affected by the reduce
lion OF 10 TO 20 per cent in the sea-
sons opening prices by the American
Woolen company. This cut is expected
IN be indefinitely continued.
Dcvelopments In the money market
however. indicate that the dry goods
trade is preparing for a season OF ac
tIyitv and the new wooden prices are
,,nt lover than most buyers expected.
Ther. Is nothing discouraging In the
SLIGHT decline In commodity prices from
January lst 20 February LIST and rail-
yood earnings continue large, increas-
ine III Der cent FOR three weeks OF
January over last year, ana 10 per
cent over 1899. - o., -.
New York bank clearings Tor the
week gained 4S.S per cent over 1907 and
outside New York the gain is los per
cont There is a loss of 4 per cent
outside New York for the week COM
nsrcd With 1899. but 1t is due to the
TACT that February settlements were
increased In that year
While steel mills have contracts on
hama for their output from three TO SIX
months ahead. prices nominaliy rule
Ann. Few actual advances are record
cd but there is expection Of a higher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
DRS. SHORES & SHORES,
EXPERT SPECIALISTS,
HARMON BLOCK Entrance Room Salt Lake City, Utah.

Election. This terrible difference puzzles
and confuunds the anti-vacclnators.
Now a more false, lame and self
confuting statement 1t would be difilcult
TO make. In the first place, the author
ity is not quoted In The second place,
no official report has been presented. In
the third place. even II II were true that
such an enormous number OF French
men and so few Germans had sue
cumbed TO the disease, could we be
much Surprised? fhe Prussan leglons
were much better protected in their
general sanitary arrangement They
were well-fed. Wel-clothed and flushed
with victory, the French troops were
ul-cared for. shut UP in fortresses by
thousands and tens OF thousands, q
far larger proportion OF them men OF
dissolute life. and the whole army DIS
pirited and miserable with defeat
Could any body OF men be- In a worse
condition TO resist the On-slaughts Oh
disease? But in the fourth place the
deafns IRON smallpox In the general
population are usually reckoned at 10 or
IL per cent OF the cases so that II 20
iGg French soldiers died rOm TINS cause
thera must have been about 2VVuOV
down with the disease which woulI pc
equal to the entire French army Ihe
whole thing is SO utterly pTepos'eiou5
that IL Is disgraceful To any HeulCa'
paper to have admitted such nonsense
Yet us suppose for moment the VoI
rectness OF the figures. HOW CANT ~ W
pass that If re-yacclnatlon is the nls"11
est form OF protection, there shoulu
have been z63 soldiers 70 Whom y was
no protection? and If $500 Fiehch soI'
ders persisted Of smallpox alleI w
cination does not that cllculiis'allVo
give the lie direct TO the sl8'eHlciit'
mat vaccination either protects or nhu
gates the smallpox? But lhe ldO' 10
that the French troops ave ~.
cinated as much as the Eernlah SO va.
the whole argument OF the Jehhefl'es
falls ANONYMOUSLY TO pieces
Or. Bayard. very distinguished
French physician. writes as follows
"It Was nom France that the idea 81
vaccination came, contested TOT lohs
time N now triumphs. There Is no COM
pulsory law with regard 20 vaccination
in France. but We have arbitrary mn,
tary regulations which operate as wen
rs law. with penalties for opJee'VlA'
Every Young soldier on his entrance IN
to a regiment Is re-Nacclndted' "ui
army knows no exceptions.
III then upwards "a $4,000 or only -
5000 French soldiers died Of smallpox
during the war, 1t is as thorough
demolition Of the re-yaccinatlon num- mum,
hug as il is possible 20 conceive. rom
Edmond procter's Important Facts on
Pr. lO-l-. 49,. nor.
such is one q my notes. i have more
VI . ''''''"' JAMES q. PETRIE.
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ENCOURAGING
THE F|L|P|NOS.
Their Enlistment as American SOL
diers Authorized,
PLAN LEFT TO MACARTHUR,
War Department VIII Go slowly nj
EIrst-Irregu lar BaOds OF scouts
Already Organized.

New York. Feb. "A special to the
Times from Washington says
The war department Intends to 90
slowly in the interesting experiment
which the new army law permits 1t to
make of encouraging the tillpinos TO
become American soldiers There are
no regular military organizations of
Filipinos now unless the squadron OF
Philippine cavalry is so considered, and
the war department has not received
enough Information about that organl-
cation TO know whether IL Is a success
or not. The army law gives to the de-
partment the desired opportunity 70 eX-
pertinent with the Filipinos and ascer-
tain their soldiery qualities under
American leaders. 1t Is authorized to
recruit Filipinos up to the number OF
1900.
The whole thing will be left to Gen,
Macarthur. who will be allowed to use
his judgment about how many Fillpnos
to enlist, unhampered by instructions
from Washington. Nor will he begin by
forming regiments. The plan Is for him
, employ Ioilipinos as scouting bands
under American officers. The progress
will be closely watched. and when Gen,
Macarthur finds that some of these
men have learned American ways ana
American disciDine and have deVeloped
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sHIPYARD COMBINATION,
Charles u. Flint Inspects Richmond
Shipbuilding Company's Plant.

New York Feb. 2,-The Tribune says:
Charles II. Flint visited Richmond Va.
recently to inspect the plant OF the
Prigg Shipbuilding company Of that
city, with view Of negotiating for the
purchase of the property. Asked IL the
bill introduced on Thursday in the Vir-
ginla legislature. empowering the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry-dock
company to sell out to any corporation.
was In any way connected with the pro-
posed shipyard trust, Mr.. Flint said
he could give out no Information on the
subject at present.
1t Is known that Mr.. Flint for several
months has been making efforts TO ef-
feet a combination Of large American
shipyards. No definite announcement
Of the progress q the enterprise has
been made since the meeting Of chip
building interests at Richmond, held
several weeks ago, but II is known that
negotiations to this end are advancing
In q satisfactory manner. According 10
reports the amount ~ stock OF the new
company VIII be SEQ 100000. II is under
stoon the new corporation will not en-
ter into a vigorous opposition against
The Cramp Sr'~ ''""v. al
though =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
FOOD III MEXICO.
American Food. Grapc.Nuts, Replaces
Native Food,

A gentleman from the city Of Mexico
Paul T. Gadsden, writes that himself
and some other members Of his family
could not live comfortably on the or
binary food in Mexico, and after using
the native food for some months, final.
IN got into run down and exhausted
condition.
He SAYS: IAN American feels most
pcutely the need in mind and body Of
some of the invlgorating food he has
been raised on in the States. Several
months ago when ] was particularly
feeling the need Of some change In
food / noticed Grape-Nuts In the VIM
dow of one Of the large grocery stores
here remembering how. In the States,
some little nieces and nephews had
grown rat and healthy on IT, almost ex-
cIusiveIy, / bought two packages, to
zoe If II succeeded as well with grown
Up people
"From that day to this II has never
been absent from our table. With us,
the exhaustion and enervation caused
by this climate and the miserable diet,
has entirely disappeared, and We are
~ IN most excellent health. vigor and
spirits"
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PORTO RICO PROSPEROUS.
Governor Allen Sets at Naught the Alarming
Reports Of Dire Distress,
Anti-Americnn Sentiment Has Disnp-
peared --Paucity of Laborers-Big
Crops OF Good Quality.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The secretary Of
the navy has received an interesting
letter from Gov. Allen OF Porto Rico,
formerly assistant secretary of the ma
Wy. which sets at naught the alarming
reports Of dire distress and poverty
among the islanders, and chronicles a
constantly growing measure of prosper
ity in Porto Rico,
In part the letter Is as follows:
THE anti-American sentiment which
was prevalent at the beginning OF the
civil government. has entirely dsap-
peared and the masses Of the people
were never more contented, l am sure,
tuan at the present time.
More are employed than ever before
and at better wages. and indeed. there
is a scarcity Of labor in certain Sec
tions, and contractors complain that
they are unable TO secure sufficient
help, although they are paying fifty
cents in gold, where ten months ago
they paid thirty cents in pesetas. The
crops are abnormally large and of ex-
cellent quality.
Our customs receipts are constant
ly increasing as well as the internal
revenue collections, All our bills are
promptly paid, we have always sur
plus In the treasury and we shall finish
the fiscal year which expires June 30
entirely within our budget allowance
so | feel sure the President can have
reason for great satisfaction with the
results in Porto Rico Civil government
in Porto Rico has not cost the people
OF the United States one penny. It
has been self-sustaining from the be-
ginning.
THE island is rich and is sure 10
prove valuable asset OF the United
States.
AS TO restitution and starvation
in Porto Rico. they do not exist. and
with the abundant crops and plenty Of
labor AT hand, n there should be
case Of starvation here 1t might prop
erly be called case of suicide"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02

Mrs. Leslie Carter, probably the most
prominent actress in America, says the
following Of Pe-fu-na:
"Pc-ru-na is sure TO prevent q cold.
n will stop cough before II be-
comes settled. 1t cures all catarrhal
affections like magic. No money could
tempt me to DO without this remedy for
even day. 1t is Just the remedy that
all women need, especially such women
that are exposed TO the vicissitudes Of
climate, as l am.
81 never neglect an opportunity to
recommend this remedy to my friends.
1t Is Americas greatest remedy for
Americas greatest enemy, catarrh and
catarrhal affections. l would not have
catarrh for million dollars, and as long
as have Pe-ru.na at hand to promptly
check the slightest symptoms Of its
approach, / feel perfectly safe from this
disease n Leslie Carter.
Mrs. NJ. Dooley, Mount Airy, Haber-
sham county, CO., in recent letter saws:
IL suffered five years more or less with
catarrh Of the stomach and pelvic or
gans. tried good many remedies of
my own, and bought medicine from a
doctor that was highly recommended,
although the medicine did me no good
whatever. Finally, concluded to sub
init my case 10 DR.. Hartman. j wrote
him, and he readily advised me. l
bought some Pe.ru-na, and a few days
after was taken with la grippe. took
Pc-ru-na and Man-a-lin and | can say
without doubt that it has entirely
relieved me Of all my ailments. feel
better and stronger than have in many
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'''''''n to Go Into Commission,

ks.o, sllsnc ,..',, Feb. 1.-The battleship
Esl, .'Dl VIII go into commission on
|,gs,ss, ana Join the North Pacific
h. 1' y, :, Capt Ritter win take com
1, IN n :, lne vessel Lieut.. Com. Mil.
s. w.. Os executive officer and Lieut.
~ Aay0 navigator There viii no.
! h, e, >. junior officers and 555 men
49, ' wv, After the crew becomes
II, ~ Y. WIN w their quarters and their
H., "a !. 'ae vessel she will go to Port
~ /, v I, Dc locked and cleaned after
III y, y y ). expected she will be sent
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tho and Dr. Hartman Columbus. Ohio

returned from South Africa, where UNI
der Gen, French, he did distinguished
service, He Is lieutenant the Royal
horse guards.
Henry John Innes-Ker, eighth duke OF
RoXburghe, Is twenty-five years old,
He succeeded to the title in 1892 on the
death Of his father. The titles that fell
to him on his elevation were Marques
Of Roxburghe and Cessford, Earl of
Roxburghe, Earl OF Keso, Viscount
Broxmouth, Baron Roxburghe, Baron
Ker Of Cessford and Cavertoun In Scot
land, Earl lnnes in the United Kingdom
and baronet of Noyo Scotia.
His country seats are Floors Castle,
kelso, Roxburbhshlre and Broxmouth,
Dunbar, county Of Haddington His
town residence Is No Chesterfield
Gardens, West, He owns &C. 800 acres Of
land. The duke Is cousin OF the Duke
of Marlborough who married Miss
Vanderbilt. His grandfather, when
made earl Of the United Kingdom, was
the first peer created by Queen Victoria.
Most Of Miss Astor's life has been
spent abroad. She is William Waldorf
Astor's only daughter and with her two
brothers will inherit his vast fortune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
A FALLACI EXPLODED.
Authentic Testimony on the False
Figures Of the Health Board.

Boise City. Idaho, Jan, 30, 1901.
To the Editor:
Through the kindness OF a friend |
have for two years received copy Of
your paper. When the vaccine
ton question was first started in your
paper | thought Of taking hand in it.
| read up on the question about the
year 1851, when resident In Newcastle
on Tyne. England. and made many eX-
tracts from the papers ] perused,
Dr. Beattys statement before the
Joint health committee induces me 10
send you a sample II my notes. This
one happens 10 be 10 the point "Speci-
men Of random, false and unauthenti-
Gated paragraphs. one appeared first in
the Vienna Weekly Medical Journal.
was transferred 10 the columns OF the
British Medical Journay. and went the
rounds OF the papers. II was 10 the ef-
feet that during the recent Franco-Ger-
.pan war. the deaths from smallpox in
the re-vaccinated German army were
70 and In the yaccinated French army
23,i6s. concluding with the ironical re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
ANTI CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST BILL.
One Introduced In n. Y. Legislature
To Prohibit Them Practising.

New York, Feb "A special to the
Times from Albany N. Y, says:
The hearing on the bill TO prevent
Christian Scientists from practising
their art will be resumed next Wednes-
day, and promises to be Of great inter-
est.
AT a hearing last Wednesday several
Of the Christian Scientists asserted that
there was no danger In germs under
the Christian Science treatment. 1t
was stated that the belief of the Scient-
lists In their immunity from germs
would be put to the test.
One Of the members Of the state
Medical society, II Is reported viii
bring to the hearing next wednesday a
vial Of typhoid fever germs. lie will
ask some OF the Scientists" to demon
strate their immunity by drinking those
germs
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL

No one need be'depryed OF the advantages Of this
SPECIAL OFFER because living away from the city.
WRITE DRs, SHORES AT ONCE, If you cannot call, FOR
THEIR NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
BLANKS and take advantage Of Drs Shores SPECIAL.
OFFER DURING FEBRUARY TO CURE CATARRH
AND ALL CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASE FOR THE
Low FEE OF SO A MONTH, NO OTHER CHARGE OR
EXPENSE ALL MEDICINES FREE This special offer
goes into effect AT ONCE. and holds good to ALL WHO
APPLY THIS MONTH. CALL OR WRITE. CONSULTA-
TON FREE WHETHER YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR
NOT Don't delay.
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V'er Brooklyn Real ESTATE

NJ. i'ik Feb. 1.-The Times savs.
n s J, D VIII be made in the s1p rom,
\ n !, Brooklyn ,S today for the trans
$4,000 in real estate owns s
Ia ,, alglo, American Loan and Saw
,,s , y alton now in a receivers
d, ,' /" The newly formed Emnirs
d r'' .slser and many shareholders
D., 'p.S'ously antagonize The motion
Ea,,. ], a. assert that the officers ~ the
Ia M SO,mapany are practically Ids s,,e
,. tl,, Ia !, nose Of the Anglo AmerIcan
IA s,,., y would be folly 10 return 'i ,ha
b., sss. to the hands Of the m ,ae
|s,re,,1 ' y management the AngIn'
ban ros ~ came To brief. one ~ ~
/ i i tss,s Of the opposing shareho Ide
l.sr. ny ,ne proposed transfer would
lslIn A' Anglo American direct "Uu y,
lslir, =. iney claim that the nerso, ~
IA Ei,, n IN, he directors should m nay,
part Of the company's ,oss sSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02

Man-a-lin, without which | should have
been dead by this time. There is no
medicine that can equal Pe-ru-na and
Man-a-lin. / find 1t a sure cure for all
catarrhal affections; as for In grippe
there is no other remedy that can com.
pare with it. Lean scarcely find words
to express my gratitude for DR.. Hart
mans good advice and kindness to
me.
The peculiar ills TO which women are
subject are often very dangerous. 1t
frequently happens that the victim
lives far from competent medical as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
steamer kyIchak Sinks.

s4I Francisco, Feb 1.-The steamer
~ e,Elah belonging 10 the Alaska Pack
' \, 'a'o.latlon, which was undergoing
|ssn at Tie wharf Of the Union Iron
r." sank az her dock this morning
~, ~ some on unknown cause. She is Of
~, ~, ~ lons displacement and was
~ T'asa about a year ago in Portland.
| y, 'l''lner she ran on the Alaskan
f. NJ :, q a ! tender to the Cannery sta
" " 'he company tina. owns her.
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RETIRE FROM THE STAGE
ACCOUNT OF LOSING HER VOICE FROM
CATARRH THE THROAT. SHORES NEW INHALATION
TREATMENT CURED READ WHAT SHE SAYS;
account Of losing
had Contracted
the time and to Colorado but the
Shores and began
until voice has
believe this be the truth call
or write me at Georgetown heartily Shores Shores
and new
(sipned) BELLE THURsToN, Georgetown
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"LH A . A ny
n. ' n Pauline win Marry
puke of Rosburoho


3 q i aS's FEB, Feb, s.-The announce.
nm. s,oasasgsment Of the Duke Of
~ q NJ Miss Miss Pauline Aston y.
y csSs ar 7. William Waldorf AStor
e. 4 tbs a s, a great surprise to ' the
~ Repdgr ,,ospsciiye bride in this
n. s.h c rs,A Of the engagement,
- xss As,a. al times since lssS'
y w Astor was only eighteen tes1,
|, ~ msis y u, was first rumored
!, a,shtsr va q public denial, saying
!, a. ir.o MAS a mere child. The
4. nssyer. REQUIRED, varied
o. ROxburshs m. -..
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Drs. Shores s. Rate Extended,


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ALI. DISEASES.

These Master Specialists not only cure Caarrh but thsy
Bronchitis Neuralgia Heart Disease Dyspepsia SKIN
Diseases Blood Diseases Rheumatism, Malaria Nervous
Diseases Kidney Diseases Female Complaints Insomnia,
Dysentey Paralysis, Ricketts, Scrofua Consumption In the
first stage Liver Disease Disease Of the Bowels sciatca
Spinal Diseases, Varlcocee Rupture Structure and all
Chronic Private Diseases. our cure for Tape worm
is mild and pleasant We positively remove head ana all or
pay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
Coinage for January.

Washington, Feb 1.-THE coinage
statement for January shows the total
coinage execptedA az tlte mints OF me
United States during the month was
S15,523, ESQ, as follows: 1900.
Gold, S2,d5I 200; silver, S2'lS'VVV'
minor coins. $l534S0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
DE GIERs AND Ill HUNG CHANG.
They Have Three Hours Confer
ence In pekin.

Pekin, Feb. An De Giers, the Rus
sian minister had a three hours con-
ference with Ii Hung Chang this al
ternoon.
The foreign diplomats believe that It
Is urgent that they should hold out for
no punishment for the princes beyond
hanishmer'. NJ, DE Giers has stated
that Russia viii not consent TO the
--'-'on of Prince Tuan.
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sistance. What
sh a IL s he dop
s he is n OF
wealthy enough
to 60 to some
distant city for
treatment, and
cannot procure
skillful assist
ance at HON Q.
This Is what she
should do:write
DR.. III TIM a n,
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years. My APP orrhage stopped; but just as soon as
petite Is all they closed the door it would com
right, have no mence to flow again. / was weak
symptoms of could not turn in bed At last my
my former rou- neighbors began to speak Of patent
bles remaining. medicines. Then applied to Dr. Hart
am able TO do man. did not know whether ho could
my usual work help me not; but followed bis adj
houtfatgue vice and only used three bottles Of PEI
and have every ru-na. Now am we'll and strong as
reason to be- / ever was"
lieve that my Every woman should have Dr. Hart
health is the d. mans free book to women. Address
Of Pe.ru-na and DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
FEBRUARY THE LAST MONTH OF THE So RATE.

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nys alir y sun from compiled Ne@sa
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free ondh n l IN he ma
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DEAFNESS CURED.

tnest symptoms!
Is there a throb-
bling In the ears?'
"Is your hearing
falling %
DO your ears dis
rharge %
do the ears itch
+ md burn o.
\ Is the wax dry
N u the ears?'
, Are you gradu-
! llly getting deaf?"
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Horace Russell Whittier, Gala CuIsd by
Ds Shores q Shores
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Does the nose bleed easily"
rs there tickling In the throat"
"Do crusts form in the nose?"
rs the nose sore and TENDER?
"Do you sneeze a great deal?'
rs this worse toward night"
Does the nose itch and burn2"
. Is there pain IN the front Of tho
head?"
rs there pain across the eycs?'
rs there pain in back Of head?'
is your sense Of smell leaNing?"
do you hawk to clear the throat?"
rs there a dropping in the throat?"
rs the throat dry in the morning.
Are you losing your sense Of taste?"
"Do you sleep with your mouth
open?'
Does your nose stop up toward
night?'
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