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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Comte Pierre de Viel CasteI. of Paris
a friend OF Count Boni de Castellane, the
at the Knutsford. The count is a tour
list and he spent the time until well after
Theatre and taking In the other attrac-
tions of Salt Lake. He was too busily en-
ployed in these occupations TO talk
Nearly all the members of the Blanche
Walsh company, including the star, are
at the Kenyon.
Speaker William Glasmaan Of the lower
house of the late departed legislature was
in the city yesterday. he was FOUND, in
train back to Ogden In his capacity OF
part owner OF the Ogden onyx qUarries
Mr.. Glasmann viii make trip east with
in few days to bid on some big con-
tracts to supply -onxy for use IN build
ings. AS his principal compe titors are in
Mexico and he has the advantage OF q
shorter haul in freights. Mr.. Glasmann
is hopeful of landing several large con-
tracts
County Commissioner A. 6. Benson Of
TOoele county is at tho White House
or TaR Ef IS oXlT ons pf3 f
activity in the mines in the vicinity, with
prospects of some good. shipments before
long
Mrs. Charles M knight and y9aughte.
have taken quarters at the Cullen.
Mayor George smith Of PARK city came
down to salt Lake yesterday. putting
up at the cullen.
The Kenyon.-Robert Harold, jr, New
York: Miss Kathryn Clinton Miss Helen
Sanger. Miss Elizabeth Mayhem, New
York: J. @. Kaiser, Omaha; Frank SheFi-
dan. Ellis Ryse, New York: r. S. RubIe,
Ogden; William Humphrey and wife,
New York: James J. Burke, J. S. EuStem
S. Wolf. Mrs. NJ. r. Hunt, ST Louis; G.
w Premier. San Erancisco; Wrush A.
White, St. Louis; Blanche Walsh and
maid, Ben Stern and wife. Robert Lowe
Clement Hopkins, John Cowen, John +.
cage; L. Sonheim St Louis; Thomas H
Rea. Bozeman, aiont.; ?. s. Ryerse, Min
neapolis; George J. Molten Portland
Ore; c. G. Colt. S. Hughes. New York:
w. S. Mercer San Francisco; William
MOeDins. St. Louis; William n. Knauf,
Milwaukee; Frank h Nebeker, Logan;
William McMullen. Boston; j. ID. Mouse
and wife. r. l. Knapp and wife, New
York: +. w Sherman and son, Park City;
Boston; c. +. RemiS, ST. Joseph.
white House.-A W. Bullock Bing-
ham; +. S. Leavitt, Bunkerville, New;
Mrs. T. Ehreh. Anaconda. Mont: b r.
Meek, Draper; S. f. Fitch. Sterling, Colo;
A. c. Nelson. Manti: Henry Wade, Castle
Gate; Mrs. II. r. BiiveH. G. i. Zachary,
Bingham: ~ c. Benson. Otto Benson,
Jehn Meles. Grantsvilie; s. r Halverson
Ogden; c j. CARRIER. SC. CARRIER, Stock
ton; T. NJ Evans, Chicago; Thomas Cor
ner. Pocatello; J. w. Carpenter, Kansas:
+. j.. Mailin Bingham; George II. Mar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
Comn1itbee - Excursions.

At the regular meeting of the Vet
erans Firemen last evening a committee
on excursions was appointed, consist
ing of r. J. knight, w. H. Bywater
William Odd. F. Everett, ". J. KelsOn
and JaneSDPea cock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
Thirty Thousand Men Out of Work

London. April 1.-Reports received at {
mass meeting of the Lanarksh4re -colliers
engine hard erS at Hamilton. show thai
80 ,OC0 minel were Idle in Scotland owins
to the strike for an Neight-hour day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
AKERS F0RFEITS So
Failed to Appear for Trial in Police
Court

In the police court Yesterday the name
OF William Allers appeared -on the docket
opposite "a charge o. drunk ana disturb
ing the peacc His ns me was called. but
he failed - appear and SO which he had
left with the 5issk sergeant was forfeited
10 the CIV.
t4uu St. Clair was charged with being
drunk It is alleged that he went home
w-sh "A glorioJs jag Saturday night and
raised such disturbance that before morn
ing the police had 70 % called. and he
was lodged in jail. He entered plea Of
guilty and was fined s..
BESSIE Nixon. q well known charactet
in police circles. was fined - for drunk
enness.
The case Of Charlie Chinaman. charged
with starving his horse. was dismissed.
Dr. Piummer VINO had him arrested, told
the prosecutor that he had found that
Charlie had had the horse only one day
ard that as te had promised to Kill it he
thought IT not right 20 prosecute him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

a meeting of business men will be
held at Calder's Wednesday evening a
100 to discuss the plans for the street
fair to be held in August.
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shall. Mt Pleasant; James Bennett, c.. A.
Pope, George hawks, sunshine; H B.
Hawks, Bert Kelly, sunshine; ii. Builen,
r. Z Sexton, Richmond, UIah; p Phelan,
Los Angeles, Cal; c. W. Insh, St. Louis;
J. a. Hutchinson, Springvine; Z. Spray,
TOOeIe; Oliver Duke, OphiT-
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FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Men, Women and Children. Fight the
Flames in New Jersey.

Hammonton. n. j.. April 1.-One of
the most extensive forest fires that have
visited this section of the state is rag
city.
The fire reached a point just east of
the town of Winslow last night and
for several hours il was feared the town
would be wiped out Men, women and
children fought the flames and sue
ceeded, by back firing, in turning the
flames to the north of the town While
the men threw up trenches 10 keep the
fire away, women and children carried
their household goods to places Of
safety, and are guarding them, as
change IN the wind is feared.
Several farm buildings, about 5000
acres of big timber and thousands of
cords of wood have been consumed.
siany narrow escapes of the fire fight
eTs have been reported.
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Fine Overcoats

= lilc GNSECOdSS
for spring: tailor cut. perfect fitting
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
Our Spring Has.

the Miller, Warburton. Denney and
Schcble, were never 50 pleasing In
shapes Sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
I66 Main St.
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w C. T. % Meeting.
Street Fair Meeting.

The w. c. T. u. will meet Friday at
2:3O o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

" / was taken sick
FIVE years ago with
The Grippe,I and
had a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and NV
friends. Change of
Life began to work
on me. l flowed
very badly until a
year ago, then my
stomach and lungs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
PROFuSE PERIODS.

l. commenced
taking Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bleCompoundabout
three months ago,
and cannot express
the wonderful good
it has done me.
Menstru &onswere
so profEe as to
leave me very weak
for some time after
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

The Knutsford-T. NJ. Lanins. Miss
Mary T; LanIns, Miss Grace a. Lannins,
York, Pa; Charles II. Dlckey and wife,
Baltimore; D. NJ Macdonald, New York
f. +. Caughlin and wife, Mrs Richard
Stringley, H. L. Rookledge, John Rock
ledge. Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Field,
Andrew J. Field. San Francisco; john Y.
CaIahon, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Nj
burgess, Denver: W. II. Wood, Media,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Godcham, New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs Frederick RiebOid
Mss RieboId, Dryton, o.; Comte Plan De
Mol Caskel, Paris; Mr. and Mrs. w. H
; " estinston, Miss Washington, Jackson,
Mich; G B. Samson, Chicago; II. l..
North, Hudson, Wis; Charles Webster,
Minneapolis; F. NJ. Avery Denver; Mr.
and Mrs George b. Bremen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bush, San Francisco; j. II. Ames. Den
Yer; Mrs. and Miss LIE Breton, San
Franslco; +. J. Tail, Chicago; w S.
Ferguson, New York; William MsDonald,
District of Columbia
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got so bad, I suffered terribly; the
blood went UP in mylungs and stomach,
and l vomited it up. 1 could not eat
scarcely anything. l cannot tell what
! suffered with my head. My husband
got me bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and before had
taken half of it 1 began to improve.
and to-day / am another woman The
Pinl1ham's medicine has saved my life.
l cannot praise it enough"
NJ. A. benson, Millport, NY.
$1,000 VIII ts 1sIefH frs fesfEEssO-
- = s-Eaf Is net genuine.
Lydia e. FkrkzhSSzz EEadfcEre Coz
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We Are Noted

FOR onr unsurpassed work on shirts
collars. cuffs, nanneIs, blanket and lace
curtain work.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY.
1S6 " IN st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02
Goo>,., BREAD.
..E Az None
MEAD as Good.
ROYAL
None
Better.

They are live, up-to-date needs-those
wants mentioned in The Herald In
sured wants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

Use 'em. choose 'enl-they are the
proper medium for supplying your
needs-HeraId Insured wants.
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Correct Gloves

for mems wear are Perrin, Fisk. Dent
or Fownes. We carry them ali.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

Insured Results-that is what Won
get when you use Herald Insured
wants.
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The Cullen.-P. Emerson Glakche. Chey-
enne; Ora Byan, Boise, Ida John j.
Ghlpman, American Fork; B. H Bower
Provo; Mrs. harles Knight and daughter,
CITY; B. F. Miller, Cherry Greek, New H
=. condor, M. A ROby. O. F. Simmons
Pocateiio; George Smith, Park City; j.
Blank ield, New York; S. B. Wright. Sc
attic; -. H. Smith, Illinois: C Il Webb.
Elko, New; s. J. Fell, city; B. IlIndbereh
CHICAGO; w. Il. Mickhom. Denver. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

The Walker.-A Bradford, Park City;
> j. Wonhadl, Bingham Junction; L. A
SWeetser,/ Idaho; Pat Shea, Eureka; Miss
EckIuant. Miss Powers, New York: Miss
Schwailer, Helper, Miss Z. Penny Hell
per; Dwight Divlne and wife, EnenbiII, N
=; J. +. Goshen, Heber; W. Long.
SprlngVllle; D McNiven and family
IeadVlits, Colo; George THOMPSON and
family, Chicago; A. Anderson and wife,
Norma; Otto Muesek and wife, Portland,
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ASK about them-Heraid insured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

Nearly all the members of the Blanche
Walsh company, including the star, are
at the Kenyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-02

County Commissioner A. 6. Benson. Of
TOoele county is at tho White House.
''Grantsville is movir e along pea cefully,'
said Mr. Benson. There is quite little
activity in the mines in the vicinity, with
prospects of some good shipments before
long,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
handkerchief

ChiIdren's hemstitthed sheer fine lawn Hand
kerchets, worth 1-3c, each Observation-Disclosures C
Ladies scoIoped embroidered sheer fine Hand m.
kerchefS, worth 2Ot, each ....... .......... IUC
Ladies sheer fine embroidered linen Handkerchiefs,
some slightly defective, some only mussed from 1O
handling, worth from 4Oc to SOC, each ...... 100
lot of very dainty embroidered sheer, ali linen
HandkerchietE, only few of a kind that O01
formerly sold for Csc, each ............. OO3C
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ChateIaine BAGS.

o be strictly correct one must wear Chateaine
BAG, quite convenient STYLE too So many little
needtn things can find Judgment in Chaelaine Bag.
Pretty jet Chaelane Bags, quite an assortment, n
prices were SOC to $50, now any of them for. Z0C
very handsome Jet Chateaine Bags that were 6O.
175 to $50, now Observation-Disclosures. JUG
Very swell Jet Embroidered Satin and Satin with Steel
trimmings Chaelane Bags that were $50 to nm
$50, now Observation-Disclosures. IOU
All Of our elegant Silver Chateane Bags at great
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! s.soufsiOns to SYLVAN Bach

eoalisht ~ tuesday ana Friday evening
|sfis by son SUBMISSIONS TO Sylvan Beach, La
lIsar dancing sa,, Facltic, G., II. & n. R'y.
lise sHl pl depot at : M Ret,rn nun
n exrursvoorie 1880 p. m. Regular SIM
Q, s:is 'Jns Leave Central depot S.0o
re Gp M m 1850 p. m. Leave Ia
~ Gaucbs 90 - ?. m. Music SUNDAY by
Henman band
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laugh and the wo,,d

" \, alone. c ION. have chins and YOU
S5 sss cures yea s, mans Laxative Chm
'f'h. Car nest s Convenient ebIli tnnic IN IN
carry infrae vest pocket. W
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ss ss the Kninsslo, New York or Bostop,
r. Route iitSi s ,Sc special va '' BIZ
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Muslin Underwear

durable muslin. Soou'
At roc a garment Skirts, Gowns. Chemise
~ Drawers and Corset Covers nicely trim,
med IN lace and embroidery, worth SOC.
Al 5Oc garment. Skirts, Gowns. Cbemise
~ Drawers and Corset Covers, pretty lace or
embroidery trimming, worth 100.
At Q2C a garment. Skirts Gowns, Chemise,
trimmed, worth $50
MaiI Orders D, Ga re on.a attention o,.}! viii be
values sent Goods not satisfactory can be returned at
our expense.
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At csc Each.

&C., WnlIe Lawn Waists, handsomely trimmed and bean.
at $50 and 800. ~ ~ %"
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Baby Caps.

A special lot of all the odd Caps in stock E0
that sold from 100 to 200 each O5Ct
New line of lovely French hand made Caps lust in,
new cute styles, lovely qualities and exquis- q 60
tie hand work. Prices from CSC to. -. Z.OO
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REMNANTS.

BEEF
use them.
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Standard Patterns
The Patterns with the least waste
and are the most reliable.
An immense Offering of Ladies' Waists.
At 25c Each.

neautlfui assortment of pretty Lawn and percaIe
waists Made up to sell at soc each.
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Wash Goods Section.

extraordinarily attractive prices will prevail in this
section for the coming week. 49,
AT 23c yard ,g good !, 2 Eiag eolorsd figured
At SC ward Sheer pretty fancy figured Lawn
in very desirable patterns and
AT l0C ward 4 lovely assortment Of fine
sheer fancy Lawns and Dhmities
Al l5C yard A. rare bargain this, imported
yard, Elegant FouIardnts that were 25c and ,sc a
yard imported Sheer Madras that were 2sca vard
3o'nth Sheer White Lawn with colored polka dots
that were 25c yard
White Wash Goods.
White Dmity, sheer fine quality fine checks K
ana stripes, worth loc yard a., ........ &c
White Lawn splendid quality, worth zoe e
ydIu' '','..'.,,, ....................I C
4o-inch White Lawn, good smooth splendid IN.
wearing quality, worth lSc, yard ....... IUC
4o.inch White Lawn sheer fine quality 1n1
worth zoe, yard ............ IZ3c
English Long Cloth.
u yards in piece, lovely quality for fine Un- IN
derwear, our regular price i.25, now piece &c
White Embroidered Swiss
Just in large lot of this desirable material. in
very fine qualities that are beautifully embroidered in
handsome designs bought much under their real value
Tomorrow they will be on sale at about half their
usual price.
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At zoe Each.

Lovely sheer Madras and Light Coored Lawns, very
attractive styles i.So and made up to sell at IFS.
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At $50 Each.

Ane'egant lot OF very swell White Waists taken from
our regular stock Some are slightly mnsSed wsr.
500 TO $50 each
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At 25C a yard
Un-Made BARS Ready-Made.
Ready Made Bars.

Square Frame Bars frame and bar complete, full SIZE
for double bed, good quality net, co.
WORM l.SO'.''.'' ....... ...,....... W.
Canopy Bars, complete with all 90
attachments. Regular size ,............ voc
Canopy Bars complete with all attachments OE
Our special extra large size ........... .I.Z0
Mcl ane'S Best Quality Mosquito Net Bars, No.
unmade, worth o5c piece ....,. ........... T0C
American Bobbnet Bars good washable fine mesh
net that makes an excellent bar for very little IT,
money piece ..,.....,,...f.25, o8c and "
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Trimmed Hats

The price on all Of Trimmed Flats now In stock
has been greatly reduced.
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Corsets

great many of those Corsets advertised last weak
nave ote9 sold but we still have plenty OF the best
values. You should not overlook this opportunity 10
ouy lIne Corset at the price of an ordinary one.
W. B., w c c., R & G, and Warmers M
Corset, regular price $50 and IFS ... I.UU
W; 3, Gorsets slightly soiIed, regular price o nm
= wa Corses few more of these fine Corsets
IN the best sizes left, they were so and 500 n
Ladies Lace Hose Loo Lace dS s,tn. Ladies aides
brought out to sell at CSC pair, our price m
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Drapery Stuffs.

Pretty fancy Silkoines worth ioc X
yard ............. Observation-Disclosures. VC
Figured White Drapery Swiss, pretty patterns, e.
good qualities, worth ioc yard ............VC
Handsome assortment of Drapery satcen in I'M
beautiful patterns were zoe and CSC yard. TUG
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Millinery

We are showing some very natty Shirt Waist Hats,
trimmed in breasts and the new dotted Chfons; they
are quite the rage in the East just now the 2 60
prices are AS, 400 and .s..............O 'UV
ROUGH STRAW SAILORS and Panama Walking
Hats that were 75c and 100, Eno
now ..............,......... CVC
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At soc Each.
At I.25 Each.

Beautiful Madras, Lawn and Linen Waists, very
swell styles, elegantly trimmed Made up to sell Al
$50 and Is.
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The Designer
Contains many useful hints about
things one wants 10 know.

sacrificed this week. They are DERBY Waistsy
where. All clean crisp goods and in ali sizes. ].
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Damask Table Cloths.

Linen Table Sets.
Cloth and Il Napkins to match, in handsome All Linen
Damask, sizes yards by yards and 2 yards by u
yards with large size Napkins, sets that n E0
Sizes yards by d yards and . yards by yards,
with large size Napkins, sets that we're < nm
800 and 50, now Observation-Disclosures. O.OO
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Bath Towels.

Lots OF them needed now. Here are to be found
the kinds that give the best satisfaction
Large size heavy Bleached Bath Towels IN
worth i5c each ................. ..... TUC
Extra size very heavy BIeached Bath Towels TX
worth 25c each ...................... NC
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Things for the House.

tha
qualities and uch under value
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At 49c Each.

An elegant assortment of sheer Madras Waists mad
IN the newest Styles made up TO sell at i2S each.
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White Wash Goods.
English Long Cloth.

- yards in piece, lovely quality for fine Un- IN
derwear our regular price t,25 now piece ~
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Hack Towels.

Lot of handsome Euck and Damask Towels, of
which We have only and two pairs, are out on the
counter At prices that are very much under their former
selling price. Look these over--you will find them
genuine bargains.
Imperial press., 1901-07-27
Fast Globe Trotting

Chicago.-Charles Cecil Fitzmorris. the seventeen year-old Chicago school boy who was one of three lads sent out by w. +. Hearst. the newspaper proprietor in an attempt to break the record for the trip around the world. arrived here at 6:55 am. today on time. which breaks previous records made by George Francis Train and Nellie Bly.
 He was met at the Union Depot by his parents. Acting Mayor Block Col. William Cody and numerous friends, but he tarried only a moment. as carriage was waiting to whisk him to 2l4-2l6 Madison street the point from which he started. At this point 1t was announced that the young man had made the trip of 20.5i5 miles in exactly sixty days. thirteen hours. twenty nine minutes, forty-two and four ffths seconds. winning easily from his competitors sent out from New York and san Francisco. The time given includes delays and stops equal to about six days.
 Some of the longer stages of his journey were made as follows; Chica- so to New York. 300 miles. twenty-five hours; New York 10 Queenstown, es5O miles. five and one-third days; Mos COW to Irkutsk by rall $500 miles, nine days; list Shilka to Khabarovsk. by steamer. HOO miles seven days; Nlad- ivostok to Yokohama by steamer, 1900 miles. five days; Yokohama to Vic tor.a ilit miles. eleven days; Seattle to Chicago. 2SOO miles. three and one- half days.
Imperial press., 1901-07-27
MooNjHINERS WAR
Federal Officers Fired on By Illicit Dis.
 tlIen in Tennessee

Nnshvllle.-A party of revenue om- cers were ambushed about six miles from Monterey, ln Putnam county. and one man was killed and two badly wounded The posse of six was led by Deputy Collector Bell and they were creeping along a steep hillside above an illicit still. when they received an order to throw up their hands They had barely located the speaker forty feet below, when n number of moon- sinners poured yoiley upon them.
 Deupty Marshal Thomas Price was instantly killed. and C. Mackey was badly wounded. The officers returned the fire. but the moonshiners made the place so hot that Collector Bell and the survivors retired. and carried Mackey with them. one moonshiner was heard moaning and calling to his comrades that he had been mortally wounded Collector Bell has gathered a posse and has started to recover the body of Price.
Imperial press., 1901-07-27

Excitement was at fever heat dur ing tho remainder Of the night Squads of armed men patrollsd the streets un- co daylight.
 The trouble grew out of the iynching Of Jesse Phillips. the cOiOrcd preacher. in the earlier part of the night. The negroes in this section are organized nto lodges" secret orders" and protective societies" and as Phil lips was leader among them. lt vas feared that an attempt would be made to avenge his death. The fact had de- yeloped that the killing of young Reid was a studied scheme on the part Of the negroes.
 It has been decided that the break Ing up of these negro organizations is necessary and there is no doubt that this decision will be enforced. The town is quleter today than Is usually the case. even on Sunday.
 London.-"The rise of the North Sea coast or the sinking of the sea level has been confirmed" says the Berlin correspondent of the Standard. by observations at the mouth of the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal There has been a decrease in the depth of the water at the mouth of the Elbe of eighteen feet since 1895"