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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29

WOOL, and foamlng its way into gen
eral favor. How would K taste now,
| wonder? a mixture OF freshly roast
ca apples. bruised into a trothy malt
ale, and seryel smoking hot, with side
'ilsnes OF mus cad safiey cakes.
Princess Beatrice ordered u steaming
Dowl Of II ior her halloween party,
but she took good care TO lave q CONF
panion tankard of plain old Enylsh ale.
The Princess beatrice, you know, was
her majesty favorite child, and being
wllful slip Of Miss. she sometimes
eoaxed her mother away from the ro-
struints OF London palaces 70 the Scotch
estates. where she cauld have things
Just like other Girls, who were not 80
unfortunate as to be real prineesses.
AT Balmoral castle, In 1874, Queen
Victoria and the princess had famous
Halloween, with q few favored friends,
and the regular retainers. The queen
and princess drove about in an open
phaeton, carrying huge lighted fam
beaus. Following them was long
drawn out procession OF servants and
tenements on foot, each holding a blaz-
Ing torch.
Through the grounds. round and
round the castle, wound the weird line.
Back again TO the front Of the castle,
where a bonfire Of logs. packing boxes
and sprinkling OF turpentpe, made
the night TO glow and roar,
When the flames were at their bright
est figure dressed as q hobgoblin APP
peared. dragging AGAR surrounded by
fairies carrying long spears, Bound TO
the car was an etiigy OF witch. The
fairies enchced the fire with dercely
poised spears. the hobgoblin cut the
thongs binding the witch, dragged her
to the blaze, and cast her into the very
center OF the fiery pit fs
All trouble being consumed In short
order, the entire company adjourned to
the open green, drank the punch or It's
equivalent, and danced Scottish reels
to the piping Of the queens favorite
piper Willie Ross At Tas on this oc-
casion that the queen-who resolutely
set her face against court balls after
the death OF her cousort--danced the
Scottish national dance with her faith
full gillie, "John Brown" and incident
ally raised such storm OF criticism
over In London
But queen or princess, or to the cot
tage born, we must have our Hing on
Halloween.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays bank clearngs amounted to
CAL sos. "a, as compared with 1891, 1856
% the corresponding day of last year,
The Azarlte Mining company today
with q capital stock Of
Ii, 600 IN 2-cent shares. The directors
re G. II. Marley, president; Allan 7.
sanford vice president; Hyrum Groes-
eek, secretary and treasurer 4. d.
woodruff and George NJ. Richmond.
Tho State board OF loan commissions
Frs held a meeting yesterday afternoon
In De governors Office to arrange for
Espay.ng Tie loan secured from the Ma
lonnl hank OF New York on July 2sth.
o as to be able to cash the general
iund warrants at par until tax res
nueE were available Auditor Tlngey
ras asked for a warrant for $n,25O TO
ay, or the 5000 loan and $3.50 inter-
st Tor the ninrty-twO days The money
as been IN use. The SEQ 600 loan OF
|lugust 18th Viii be repaid about De-
ember lst. The interest Is only "a
er cent. while the New York CITY had
o pay as high as 81. per cent for a
emporary loan II several millions.
William 7. Rove and wife and Will
am A. Rove have transferred TO AaI-
n Keysor a lot with q frontage OF IS. 10
.ot on West Temple 1870 feet north
/ Fifth South. Tor 5000.
General MANAGER Murray announces
lat the EEL Telephone company has
Nd out the new southern extension
ne from Beaver 20 AGamsgille MIN
sylsg. Frisco ana thence 70 the Gaze
ard lnnellal mines; and from
,ence connecting with the O. X. and
lajestic properties. Bags. n koLtt
unity, Colo. has been connected with
awlins. Tic Cour d'Alene- Spokane
ne has been completed doubling the
al facilities for telephoning TO that
,antry. Genera! Man1gcr Murray Is
Ranging 20 build line TO st. Johns,
ST Of stockton, and announces that
"a Grand Encampment.W yo. exchange
now open Tor business. The Wabash.
g.tle iSell. Hawfcye- McHenry ant
hnanzo Flat mines az Park City hay,
Isl Ill III Nlf.uNUfe, 4 ne WnTk on
I. Beaver lines IL progressing as rap.
gy as uosslcle a1d viii be completed
Us winter
John w Farrell and wife have con-
vyed by warranty deed TO George Il
Nirlcy a house ana ilisxlS- feet OF
SUR facipg west on Fourth East
rect zi7ll feet north Of Second South.
is s.,5o0
buns Review has this to say OF salt
lake business. Trade conditions are
gnernlly satisfactory and the situation
o. the whole Is fairly encouraging
naiers report a good jobbing business
n grocefiis drugs, notions. hardware
inning supplies and machinery. and OF
dHs are satisfactory In clothing. Or,
gods and boots and shoes. Beet sugar
fhtories are running to full capacity
All the output Is heavy and Of gooc
q,aiity and meeting with good demanc
~ rcnir sales. Pleasant weather SIN
rcarts certain lines o. retail trade 4
sore cxtent Collections on the who'll
an fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
POLITICIANS ARE BUSY.
Last Day AT Registration Used TO Best
Advantage BY Both Parties.

Today being the last day of regis
tration. has been characterized by some
strenuous hustling on the part Of those
who are managing the campaign for
both parties. Many carriages have been
utilized all day as the effort of the
political managers have been to see
that every member Of his respective
party was registered Whichever party
wins the defeated candidates will have
the satisfaction Of knowing that those
who managed their campaign worked
hard and long for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
Lost Hair;

It's risky, this losing Of
the hair. You may not gel
1t back again. When the
hair first begins to fall Out
use Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t
will stop the falling and will
make new hair come in. And
1t always restores color to
gray hair.
my hair came out badly and was
iast turning gray. ! tried Ayers Hair
Vigor. II stopped NY hair from coming
out and completely restored the color.0
mrs. NJ. D. Gray, Nouo Salem, Mass.
w. All dfssEIss. &c, AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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White lntain Paper Co.

New York, 29.-Articles OF incor-
poration haytst been filed In Jerse,
City of the w Mountain Paper com.
pany, capltaick $4,000, 600 The IN.
corporators gohn T. Morgan. Geo
n. Hansel auohn Milton Ferry OF
New York.
This compass said to own about
625 square m of woodland in New
Hampshire ariaine. II Is proposed
TO build a booad printing paper mil
at Portsmouth H.. having q capacity
Of 800 tons q d The Woodlands have
been In the ma for some time and a
syndicate has ally acquired control
II IL composed he following: w. y
Pluckett OF Al Mass: W. G. Whit.
ing Of Holyoktass.; A. c. Barnes Of
New York: Cs J. Mccook OF New
YORK, and g hmes OF Boston.
II ID said y probable that MI
Pluckett win b.cted president of The
new company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mrs. 0sgood Instantly Killed in a Run
away at Tooele.
ispeclal 10 ihe "News.ol

topeCldl 10 lHe NtNS''
Tooele. Utah, Oct. 2s.-There was a
particularly sad and fatal accident here
at II o'clock today, when Mrs. Os-
good was Instantly killed,
Mrs. Osgood had just stepped into her
buggy and started to drive away from
home when her horse took fright and
commenced 10 run. The animal was
entirely manageable. and dashed
around the corner at terrific rate OF
speed hurting Mrs. Osgood TO the
ground with great violence and killing
her instantly.
Several persons rushed to the scene
of tie accident and gave such assist
ance as they could, but It was evident
from the first that her injuries were Of
a fatal character though DR.. Phipps,
who was quickly summoned, inclined to
the view that had some one been on the
ground to offer help Immediately that
she might have been restored to sensh
billy. The deceased has not lived here
very long. and not very much is known
OF her. The lost her husband three o.
four years ago, and has two sons ana
two daughters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
INSPECTING SALTAIR.
President Smith aud Party Visiting
The Famous Resort This Afternoon.

President Joseph f. Smith went to
saltair this afternoon with party
consisting Of his counselors, John H.
Winder and Anthem II. Lund.. the. d.
rectors Of the beach. several Of the
Apostles and few inl3ted guests The
object Of the visit is 70 decide upon the
feasibility Of dredging the lake bed I'M
der the pavilion for the purpose OF
creating an artificial lake Under the
direction of President smith, Manager
McAlIister started a man and team to
work out there about two weeks ago
The work therefore that has already
been done may serve as a sort Of key
to show whether the plan would be
feasible or not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Ajax Was Firm,--uncle Sam and Carlsa
Slightly Weaker.

Prices were weaker in spots on the
mining exchange this afternoon. Un-
Gle Sam sold down TO Si02&, while
carisa weakened to sl.l5, Ajax was
firm at SAY to Sils. Tesora was strong.
er at 54ls. DAILY Wesct sold at 1922
May Day sold from % to sl0O, while
Petro was traded In at 8. Boss Tweed
brought IS. Victor hung around 57ls,
with West Morning Glory selling at
AZ. Lower Mammoth sold at SECS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
ON THE GENERAL BOARD.
DR.. Talmsge, Horace Cummings and
George N. Cannon Honored.

At the last meeting VI the general
board OF the Deseret Sunday School un-
ion DR.. James f. Talznage. Horace
Cummings and George N. Cannon were
unanimously elected members Of the
board. The board has been consider
ably depleted Of late through the death
OF President George q. Cannon. DR..
Karl q. Maeser, and the absence OF
Apostles r NJ. Lyman, Heber j. Grant
and Elder Hugh ]. Cannon, who are
performing missions in foreign lands.
The three new members OF the board
have been prominently Identified with
sunday school work for many years,
and their accession to the board viii
add strength 70 that body.
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GIVES UP NATIVE LAND And TITLE.
Countess Louise Eugene ardn de Casse Does This to Become
an American citizen--Admitted by Judge
Stewart This Morning

Judge Stewart had the unusual ex-
perlence this morning OF admitting TO
citizenship "a real live countess" The
exalted parsonage whom his honor ma
turallzed rejoices in the aristocralc
cognomen OF Louise Eugene Gardin de
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DEATH ANNOUNCED.

The same seeming Indifference that
has characterized the members Of the
Czolgosz family was maintained to the
end. When the statement that Leon
Czolgosz had been put TO death was
told the old man In Polish his fingers
twitched, nervously for a minute or so,
a suspicion OF a tear was seen to come
into his dark eyes and he made a reply
In Polish to friend who acted as inter-
prefer. The old mans statement was
to the effect that inasmuch as 1t had to
be II were better that II is all over.
When told Of Icons regret that he
had not seen his father, the assassin's
parent replied pathetlcally that had he
been asked to 80 to Auburn he would
have done so, but the news. from Au-
bum was never assuring and the father
felt that he was not wanted, hence he
remained at home.
The old man said finally that he
would not have been witness 10 the
killing OF his son, for the scene would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
raeoma HIlarman Arresred.

Tacoma, Wa. Oct. 2s.-The high.
way roboer l. Early. who has been
operating on aftensIve scale on the
auS a Vi .ney for the past week.
when arrested ,dav has n,essoS
that his true ns is perry pevnoIds
and that he ca nero re,on,iy " ,rore
~ "use.o',, oIea ere he has relatives.
'iO 20 ohiy niue years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
GOLD MEDAL HIGHEST
PRIzE) AWARDED.
Hewlett BROS. co.

the conImanier-in-ch $ quarter at
night only TO find that Botha had got
off with a few hundred yards start,
leaving his hat. re, Oliver ami papers be-
hind. Ten prisoners. including Com
mnndant Hans Botha and former Land
rost schultz, were captured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29

Classe. and being formerly a countess
OF France. ana related to the royal
Bourbon family, she had not only TO
renounce allegiance to the French re-
public, but also TO renounce oil claim
to her title.
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Separate Maintenance.

The separate maintenance case a
Maggie Hoagland ys Frank fIoagIap3
Is on trial before Judge Hall today ans
VIII probably occupy the entire day
During the forenoon some documentary
evidence was introduced and several .,
plaintiffs witness were introduced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29

heart
Other than a suspicion OF q tear In the
tathers eye there was no sign OF grief
frem him, and the two brothers both
younger than Leon, began to ask as to
the probable painfulness OF the electro
cution' The party did not wait to hear
details and soon left for their homes
the father TO his daily work In one of
the city's parks, the two brothers to
their respective employments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL coNvlcrEl
Found Gull OF Unauthorized oil
bursemes for Work Not Done.

New York)ct. ga dispatch frol
odessa to London Times and ID
New York .nes says that after foI
days trial, case against the ofiicia
and contrads charged with the mi.
appropriation government funds hs
been oonelut The chief charge wa
in connect, with the execution
dredging anmbankment work on Il
Volga near mi Novgord.
Great intet has been taken In n
case In yie0f the present alarmi
condition Of volga.
The courtnnd that unauthorlgf
dIsbursemenhad been made by Il
defendants v paid for work not dol
and took crts for payments TO VI
interested pens.
The chief ondant, the engineer A
exandroif, wsentanced to depriyatic
OF civil rightnd to Imprisonment, I,
twelve month fortress. Anoth,
defendant waberated after a seye,
reprimand. remainder Of the d,
PENDANTS Weicouitted.
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II.
u should say all OF nioS' u H.
,enled the witness. ,baA
"a ne state Of The sea Inc tE
,se irooklyn shows that on May M
1ss ossS smooth. Why, then ON
ssy All YOU In your report to A23I&'
e.s nc e'S express apprehension op"E
s s IN eoaiirg OF Santiago" NJ
'S aAs ] have stated before a sea, ~ -
,..an,S he smooth for the BroeiW
r myTS he rough for smaller yesses L.
"y np,d you on May "a, before MGlw
,aoorted that the fleet was not IN w
i',Ssos contemplate sending one oftw
~ YOUR larger vessels BACK 70 ~
West for coaly ,,,. i.
n think contemplated sehgihg ~
., No shIps back II We should be w
sble 10 coal within a week. al.
aAt what time did you earn uellm's
" that the Spanish fleet was mol y
Cienfuegos" .,,,,. oho,,
Upon tapL "'N"
4pl m May - - o.. cartt
'what time did you sail Tor sah''
agoY'
DEPARTURE FOR SANTIAGO
MY impression is that we fornet
column between 1--WE and six p m. me
s,ood of on a course south by east ins
.sen s,onned leaving the Castine i
front Of Inc harbor. BY Z or $ o'clkr
we cot under way, laying our cows
southwest BY SOUTH !.
When his attention was called TO y
fact that he had in report said W
The departure was timed at BIO, \
said that not having the data BEN
him when he made that statement I
had taken the Information from Ca
Mccalla's report.
THAT statement" he said, "referIl
to the time OF the formation OF colm
as / regarded that as a prelimins
step to getting on
Were there any slgnalsT'
''There we're"
"Was II dark when you got une
way?"
Il don't remember entirely, but
must be borne In mind that darkn'
comes early In that Vicinity. 1t W
however, dark enough TO read the !
dois signals. ] can't say just what
hour was, but The slpals were used
10 1925 .. M
you were orderei TO mask "
movements. were you not?"
Eyes, that Is. we we're so ordered
we should proceed II the day time.
directions In Dispatch No. 3 were
bear In mind that vessels could
traced by tsc,r smoke for thirty or
~ miles. heltve that we were so
away at that sne that the people
shore would MT know what we "
doing other thin signalling even II I
did So"
"The Ardois ode is not a secret CT
Is itg'
Ordinarily II practically so |
a code Of lettrs, ] don't believe [
coald be tranated by foreign Peep
did you usa key in employing i
on this occasnY'
IL don't refill"
"You remaber that you were |
enough TO thvillagc of Trinidad 10
lights on sire there that night,
you not2'
II only ga the loom OF the light
the clouds the. The lights themse
misht have cen seen fssm the br
Of the ship. Il | did not see them
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In Communication with Miss Stone
Repeopling of Transvaai.

Durham, Natal oct, 2o--The imperial
authorities have reached the conclusion
That the early repeopllng Of the Trans
wal aud Orange River Colony 10 ad-
visable, so that the normal industrial
and agricultural life OF the colonies
may be resumed.
( In the course of speech yesterday
Lord Miner OF Capetown said IL vas
useless 90 wait until the war was over
in formal sense. II might never be
over, he declared, but il was burning
Itself out, and IN time we ought TO
chow ourselves masters OF the house we
have taken by rebuilding and beginning
% live In H."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
Feeding to Fit

is the problem with Infants. The grow
ing child has ever changing needs, but
q perfect milk can never go amlss.
Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
is the acme Of substitute feeding. Send
l0c for "Babys Diary" II Hudson St.,
N. Y. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
EDWIN r. wooLLEY, JR.,
N Vice President.

The case grew out Of the recent In
ilation Of Boss Tweed. Broker Water
man for sl.25 per share secured the
right Of putting" to H. B. Cole 1000
shares OF Boss Tweed Mr.. Cole In tprr,
put" II to r. D. Higginbotham at $l.9O
per share, thus standing to make 500
without any risk. One Of the parties re-
fused to take the stock, hence the above
ctfif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
TEACHERS.

DR.. Talmage's new book, THE Great
Salt Lake, Present and Past" SHOULD
be In the hands Of every educator Th
amount Of information II contains re.
lating to the great sallne sea, makes 4
an invaluable work for reference o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
Trouble At naIIseapractieally over.

New Orleans, O. 2s.-ordcrs were
received IN a telsgan from Gov. Heard
10y touay coWisnianding the NJ
ssrgct,ohs 10 Gen. Gym to send troops
70 balitown. the tsne OF the alleged
Iace war. Cow Hards telegram in.
ulcates mat the bubble is over and
u,ere Is no pecesSg for the presence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29

Pretoria, Oct s9.-commandant
botha's recent escape from the British
columns pursuing him was a close ar
'.ir Major Hcrnington rlarched ON
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TWO PEOPLE surrocArED.
Three Injured aud Score Over.
come by Smoke.

come by Smoke.
Chicago, Oct. 2o.-~Two persons lost
their lives. three were injured and a
score were overcome BY smoke in a
fire in the Eagle Hat building, Lyle and
Taylor streets. today.
THE DEAD.
Mrs. d. Ryan, aged 81. suffocated.
Mrs. Anna King, daughter OF Mrs.
Ryan, suffocated.
THE INJURED.
Elsie King. aged u years, rescued
While Unconscious from inhallng smoke;
slightly burned.
NJ. Otis, Jumped 40 feet from roof;
badly bruised
J.. Hegg, jGmpcd from roof. bruised,
Other cecur ants or the building over
come BY the smoke were rescued by
hremen or members OF their own fam
HES and all recovered in the open air
Frank Thompson, the janitor. was
among the first rescued and when he
revived he rushed sack into the bu'.i-
ing and assisted IN the work OF reso1e
The ,blgze was extinguished after 81 ia0t
damage had been done.
In Communication with Miss Stone
Washington, Get. 29..-The state de-
partuicnt has beoh advifei by It's
agents In Constantinople and Sofa that
standardization has been established
with Miss Stone. No details are fur
nished.
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DUNES "Mf6ooLEYv DEAD.
James McGarrMe Original Char
acter, Va Today.

az, nai oi ~ Dunne's SDooley,"
NJ nsre ,oday an advanced age.
ny, ,nv1aIry was fonsly a saloon keeper,
, msi, known ioHhlor his wit and the
, mnlnsleai philostv he brought to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
PARK CITY CASE.
Minors Sue TO Recover Real Estate
In Summit County.

Trial was commenced today before
Judge Stewart Of the caee Of Dominlck
F. and Joseph L. Dignan, minors, by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-29
Fire in stbseph, Miss.

Natchez, MIS- 1t. ss.--FIre today
sss'royed the entAbusiness section Of
o. Joseph, La. ls. 1900.