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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
British Steamer Roma Floated.

New York, Oct. 2l.-A souvenir Of
the Galveston hurricane Of september
:, 1900, has just reached this port In
The Shape o; the British steamship ilo-
ma Of LIE tons net, which was blown
broadside Oh by The current and swept
through four bridges. Charles Clark 4
Co., who had iloated six other steam
ships stranded by the hurricane. under
took TO lioat the Roma, and she was
sold TO James Jerome, manager Of the
Saginaw Steamship company. Of SON
Francisco. The wrcckers dug a deep
trench; and lioatcd the steamer. The
homa viii be drydocked and over
hauled at this port whence she Will
double Cape Horn for the Pacific
trade. Her owners, It Is said. by ex-
pending three-fourths Of her cost in
repairs, will be allowed to fly the Amer
lean flag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
ELECTRICAL DISCOVERY.
Microphone Attached 10 Arc Lamp
by Wire Transmits sound.

St Petersburg. oct, 5.--(Corespond-
ence Of the Associated Press,)-A mem
Der OF the faculty Of Moscow imperial
technical school recently discovered
that microphone attached TO an cleo
trio arc lamp by wire will transmit
sound through the medium Of another
electric arc lamp.
Repeated experiments were made in
which the two lamps were separated
by q thick wall. The inventor read In
a low voice a lecture on his discovery
and his words, spoken into the micro
phone, were comfortably audible In the
next room.
with characteristic carelessness the
Russian newspapers failed to state
whether the lamps were burning, but 1t
is probable that this is TO be assumed.
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--7-7@-
A TIremnn'. CIo.r CnII.

81 stuck TO my engine, although every
Joint ached and every nerve was racked
with pain writes c. W. Bellamy, To-
comotye fireman, Of Burlington, Iowa.
II was weak and pale. without any ap-
petite and all run down. As was about
10 give up. ] got a bottle OF Electric
Bltters and, after taking IL. | felt as
well as / ever did I'm my life" Weak
sickly. run down people always gain
new life. strength and vigor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guaran-
teed by 2. c. NJ. !, Drug Dept. Price
-0o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
American in Guatcmalion Jo,,

New Orleans, oct. 12.-Mat Ia1orde
american who halls from San Fran
icsoo' is reported to be In jall in Fl
kancho, Guatemala, on the charge of
double murder. La Lande is a native
OF San Francisco.
ne achieved considerable publicity I'm
this country year or so AGO. when he
was brought to New Orleans after bav-
ing been shot while performing the
duties of chief OF police OF Guatemala
city. He was kept in an infrmarv for
months, but when he got out he went
straight back 20 Guatemala. although
those who had come so near murderlnr
MIN had promised 20 complete the io6
should be ever return. La Laude re-
turned TO Central America with The
enemies.
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All Qniet In Afghanistan.

New York, oct g1.-The simla cor
respondent of the New York Times and
the London Times says the envoy from
Cabul az that city reports all quiet IN
Aghanistan. The envoy adds that the
people are delighted with the new
alneer and declares that the accession
Of Habib Ullah was like a feast after
a fast which graphically describes the
situation, the Afghans having appar-
entity accepted Habib Ullah with a
sense of relief after Ameer Abdur Rah-
mans nileAible rule
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
nnltle of rrnfalgar Celebrated.

New York, oct. a. This Is the nins-
ty-slxth Anniversary Of the battle Of
Trafalgar ana Nelson monument In
Trafalgar square Is again Saily decor
ated by the naval ieague, says the Til
bune's London representative. The
column Is ret fes,ooned on this occa-
sion the scheme Of decoration being
confined to the plinth and base. y
large laurel wreath Is suspended from
the mouth of each Of the Landseer four
lions and streams OF laurel run from
their necks to the bottom Of the col
umn. Beautiful w,eaths and floral de-
signs are displayed on the piinth and
intersrersed with shields showing tie
arms of England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales and the colonies.
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FOR COUNCIL M EN-.

men o. Nlcoayeft have also been en-
COuraged to organize a union. II APP
pears that II is now the governments
ayowed policy to direct the working
mems movement by means Of organiza-
lion under official control. The presl-
lent OF the club at Nicolayeff is the
local chief factory inspector. The new
system Is SAID " have been conceived
and planned by the head of the political
,olice at Moscow, Mr. Zoubatoff.
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Upton Liked Chicago.

New York, Oct 2l.--Sir Thomas
Upton has Just returned from Chicago.
When asked at the station he said that
he had enjoyed his visit to Chicago and
had received more invitations Of So
cial nature that he had been able to
accept. He said he would return to
England either on the Celtic, leaving
tomorrow or on the Teutonic Wednes-
day. He is being entertained by John
d. Crimmins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Reyolutionists Near Panama.

New York, oct. 2l-A Panama cor
respondent Of the Herald says:
A party Of revoluiionists. said TO be
led by Gen. Lugo. appeared on the
heights in sight OF La Boca, which Is
few miles from Panama. The party
waved a red flag and then disappeared.
Government troops we're sent after
the party but the latter could not b.
found. The government soldiers are
now stationed In la Boca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Hard Colds

People whose blood Is pure are not
nearly so likely 10 take hard colds as
are others,
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure. causing healthy action OF the mu.
cous membrane and giving strength tni
zone 10 AN the organs and functions.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the sys-
,om after a cold, as no other does. 7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Russian Cabinetmakers Organize.

st. Petersburg, oct. 5.--(Correspon-
dence Of the Associated Press 1.-THE
press has recently contained several
small paragraphs which would not at
tract attention In other countries which
IRE interesting novelties In Russia. The
furniture and cabinet workers OF MinsS
have organized a club OF 400 members,
q club under Official control but never
theless a club or union. The working
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Austrian Minister Leaves Brazil.

New York, oct 2l.--The Austrian
Minister TO Brazil will soon start for
Europe and will probably not return,
because BroziliDn newspapers have
been attacking him, says the Rio
Janeiru correspondent Of the Herald.
The cause of the attacks is the whip
ping the minister IL said TO have ad-
ministered to a boy whom he caught
stealing flowers from his garden. II
IS asserted that the minister chastlsci
the boy too seVerely.
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CONSTITUTION CONDEMNED.
Presbyterians In Massachusetts, Re-
gard IL as an Immoral Document.

Boston. Oct. 2O--James Jackson Of
Cambridge. who was suspended from
membership in the Second Reformed
Presbyterian church because In becom-
ing an American citizen he took the
oath to uphold the Constitution Of the
United States. proposes TO fight the
ruling. Jackson took part In today's
services AZ the church.
The case Is probably one OF the
strangest Of its kind ever called 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
New Ennnhnrlnn Cabinet.

New York, Oct 21--A dispatch to the
Herald from Guayaquil Ecuador, says
In the new cablent Senior Jose Luis Ia
mayo Is minister OF interior; Dr. Cesar
borja, minister Of foreign relations;
senior Ramon MeJia, minister of finance
and Gen. Flayio Alfaro, minister OF
,Nnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Strikers Must Return Now or Never

New York, Oct 2l.--The effects Of the
strike at the Singer Sewing Machine
works. Elizabethport. ~ j., are becom-
ing apparent. The strikers number
400, hut there are three times that NUM-
Der idle because there are no machines
for them 10 work on. over 800 addi-
tlonal young women have just been
laid of on this account. The Singer
company has served notice on the
strikers that unless they accep, indi-
vldually at once and ask d be taken
back they win never be allowed TO re-
turn to work az the factory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Cape Colony In Open Rebellion.

London, Oct. 2l.-"Mr Kruger has re.
celped a report from Mr. Schalkburger
ihat the greater part OF Cape Colony is
IN open rebellion says a dispatch to
the DAILY Mall from Brussels "and that
the Beers have armed 1900 Afrikan-
ders within the last three months"
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WAS A sourHERN BELLE.
Peru Fines English ny. Co.

New York, Oct 2l.-A Lima, Peru,
dispatch says: The Peruvian govern
ment has fined the English railway
company { $50 on account Of The accl-
dent which took place near Lima few
days ago in which two persons were
lilled
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Ecuador Reduces Sugar Duty.

New York. oct u.--Accordng to a
dispatch from Guayaquil Ecuador,
congress has reduced the import dues
on sugar and lard and has suspended
the export duty on sugar.
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that have functioned perfectly on the
well-appolnted testing grounds are I'M
able to stand the trial Of actual sery-
ice. The fortihcations board will hold
another meeting here on the 3lst inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
Minister A. j. Sampson at Panama

New York. oct FLA Panama dis
patch says: United States minister to
Ecuador. Mr.. Archibald j. Sampson,
and his wife and daughter, have ar
rived here.
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A LITTLE BIG WASTE.

T-@, lSTINGUISH between economy and wisdom.
EF~ Sitting at home to save shoe-leather is econo-
Essgss my, but Il is scarcely wisdom. In the same
e-z1@-J way, doing without Ivory Soap is economy
but It isn't wise; your risks are greater than all
possible saving Every cheap soap contains free
alkal.@ Now, free alkai will eat its way through
the new oil cloth on the kitchen floor Imagine,
then, what it will DO in a single Mondays wash
ingl Is such economy wiser
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21

Should inspect our line. We give NJ,
style and quality IN our garments.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
1866 Main st.
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Mothers
Friend

will do for every woman what 1t did for the
Minnesota mother who writes the above let
ter. No, to use II during pregnancy is a
mistake to Be paid for in pain and suffering.
Mothers Friend eqUips the patient with a
strong body and clear intellect, which IN
turn are impaired to the child. Il relaxss
Inc muscles and allows them to expand. Il
relieves morning sickness ard nervousness.
Il puts all the organs concerned In perfect
eoniition for the final hour, 50 that the actual
labor Is short and practically painless. Dan.
ger Of fi,ing or hard breasts d altogether
avoided, and recovery is merely matter Of
few days.
Druggists sell Mothers Friend for 81 q bottle.
The Bradneli Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga,
ssad for our free illustrated book.
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FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS

For LADIES AND CHILDREN
PRICES LOWER THAN ENEl,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-21
SAVAGE ATTACK
ON. KITCHENER.
Austrian Catholic VaterIand Calls
Him a "Hangman,"
ROERS NOT INUNDATED.
"SaDgnlnary Seed Sown by British
Commander WIN Produce a Har-
vest of BioOd.n

New York, oct. ALA London Times
special to the New York Times says;
Referring to the fresh outbreak Of
Anglophobia in Vienna, correspond
ent at tho Austrian capital quotes the
especially influential CatholiI organ, the
Vaterland, which publishes an article
headed Lord Kitchener as a hang
man." 1t says the commander-in-chief
Of the British forces in South Africa,
in despair Of being able to conquer the
Beers by honest warfare, has for long
time had recourse TO brutality. HIS
bloudthirstyness was formerly re-
strained By the British government,
but 1t now appears that free hand
has been given to him.
The Vaterland goes on TO say that
the announcement that COmmandant
Gen. B0tha will meet violence by repri-
sails, will convince all that the Beers
are not inundated, but only exasper-
ated, by Lord Kitcheners inhumanity.
The sanguinary seed sown by the Brit
ish commander Will produce harvest
OF blood, and none can blame the Boer
leaders IL they have recourse to a ter
ribe retribution,
GREAT BRITAIN DENOUNCED.
New York. Oct. 2l,-A London Times
special to the New York Times says
The Lakal Anzeiger says a Berlin cor
respondent publishes savage and
grOundless denunciations Of Great
Britain. alleging that troops at Middle
burg placed Boer women and children
beside the cannon TO prevent the Beers
from firing.
The correspondent remarks that the
Berlin Post, In spite of these daily or
giles OF malignant falsehood and SLAM
der, asks the British press mot to SOW
the seeds Of mistrust Of Germany in
Europe" The dispatch adds that one
day 1t is Great Britain the next the
United States that Is singled out for
denunclation. The Kreu2 2eitung says
the Spanish American war has done
more than anything else to open the
eyes Of the Latin states OF America to
the fate preparing for them by the
Anglo-Saxor north.
ROBERTS AND BRoDRICK.
New York, Oct 21.-- Concerning the
South African situation the London
correspondent Of the Tribune cables:
There are some curious tales going
about with regard to the relations be-
tween Lord Roberts and Mr. Brodrlck
II is that things are not moving as
smoothly as they might do in Pail Mall
and that the secretary Of war Is not
receiving that support from the mill
tary side Of the war office which he IS
entitled to expect Mr. Brodrick Is GER
tainly doing his best TO introduce re.
forms In bis department. but the per-
manent officials are so powerful that a
thorough reorganization Is not TO he ex-
pected. Not a few military men believe
that Lord Kitchener Is the only person
really capable OF tackllng the serpent
of red tape which strangles every at
tempt to run the war office on business
1inac
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ALL OTHER CHIFFON BoAs
AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
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LADIES' PURSES,

15c grades ave
qt...........ts...ss ''ss''
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values for this 4VC
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A Sale OF
BLACK CHIFFON B0kS,

WE APE OFFERING NL THE
;rw EFFECTS AT AMAZINGLY
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11

che young married people and members &C
tho orchestra at tho home If Mr.. and
Mrs. a. ". kceler Monday night. The az
fair was in honor Of Miss Edythe Etwcll,
who expects to return 10 her homo in
Woodstock. ont. soon The evening was
passed very plea sanity in music and song,
and dainty lunch was furnished by the
hostess.
G. S. Page r. W. llulburd and g NJ
Powers went to Newport yesterday to
look after some legal matters pertaining
to the Lamolle County bank.
H. Mcfarland went to Montpelier
yesterday. Mrs. Mcfarland accompanied
him as far AS stove where she Will re-
main until Mr. Mcfarland returns
Dr. I. Is. Willard of Boston is in town
for few days visit at Col. l.. Is. Saw
yer's.
Tho Pan-American Socially company an
organization composed of homo talent,
will give an entertainment At tho town
hall Tucsday evening Tho "'ren Spot Or
chestra" Will furnish music aud Il pro-
Crammc consisting Of music. dancing,
drills. pantomimes and cake walks and
the famous musical sketch entitled Tho
Fps and Downs of Life" will be given by
the Young ladies. Ice cream and cake will
Ice sorvod. the proceeds going toward ths
base bah fund.
Tho famoille County National bank has
Just paid its 72d scmi-annua dividend OF
per cent
O. g, Wheeler Of burlington and Miss
Mary Paddock Of Craftsurv were In town
yesterday and together with Dr. T. T..
Willard and Miss Lucy SAWYER wont on 4.
trip to Mount Mansfield. They expect TO
return to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
FAIRFAX.

'rhe report Of the grammar department
of the New Hampton Institute for
for the term ending June Is follows: Whole
number Of pupils osistored, %; length of
term eleven weeks; average daily attend
ance, - III; pupils having no absent
marks for the tor n. Lucy Blair, Henry
suck Wesley Bell, Floyd Hunt Bertha
Klna, Fred Kenheld Flora Farris and
Pearl Marvin. Loretta Morrison, Lloyd
Hunt and Bessie Marvin were absent hut
one day each and GLADYS Beard but two
days on account of sickness
Misses Jennie and Mabel Ballard and
May Robinson visited At II. q. stiles
of johnson the 7th.--Mr. and Mrs. Tilley OF
Swantoi. visited his father. II. /. Pease,
last week Howard Rowland stepped on a
nail the 9TH and is very lame from the
W ound,-Nrs. George Chaplin of ST. Adams
is visiting in town.-B NJ. Ballard sold to
Fred Chcrrier a building lot on Farm, Id
strect.-Miss Abbott Of Randolph is spend.
Ing a few days with Fife Buck. Mrs. g.
C. Gillette returned from his visit in st.
Allans the Sth-Mrs r. NJ Ballard visit
ed his brother, G. w. Waters the 5th-S.
f. Wilson and wife spent the eth and eth
with their daughter, Mrs Marsh Of Bar
lincton.-I. G. Patterson Of Georgia and
Mrs Flake Of Springfield, Mass visited
i'm towr the 6th.-Frank Hunt returned
home from Northhcld July 5tn.-Jason
jackson has sold his span of colts to Les
ter Hicks for his stage route.-Deforest
Goodrich and father are spending a few
days in WestfOrd-I G. BiSnor and vito
returned from a trir in the eastern part OF
the State tho 7tL-tieorCe Hunt, VINO mas
been visiting his son Rolla at Fall River,
Mass returned home the Sth,
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. W. r Rogers and family Of Boston.
MasS.. arc AZ crow Nest. Kellogg Island,
the summer homo of Judge :. y. kelloSg.
Miss Emma Chamherl,n n student Of
Pratt Institute. brooklyn, y. Y, is spond-
inl her vacation ~ the home Of her grand
father. Hon J. \ Chamberlon,-NiS
Grace Wilson Of Colchester is the guest
of Miss Ida Gordon for te" VcckS.-Niss
Inc Perry of NeWtCu. Mass. arrived At
Eagle Camp with a party or 20 from Bos
ton and vicinity to attend tho summer
school now I'm session there. Mr. and Mr.
T. A. CHURCH and friends from Burlington
are at Cedar Harhor Cottage for a t"w
day~.-D w. Truss and Wife. l.. f1crson,
wife and sen of New York are boarding at
H. I. Maconher s.--Mrs II. NJ Xenor and
son OF Philadelphia IA, are boarding At
: =. Gordon s.
Prot g. ", Perry and party ot about
Nonty-four loft Eagle Camp. Rockwell :
Bay. Wednesday morning on steamer Mar
iG'uta tor "A two DAYS Grip un tho lake.
Among the recent arrivals at t.aEc camp
are Prot. and Mrs. g. II, Perkins of Bur
lnCton and n, II. Luck 0won Ham a
noted writer Of New Zealand Prot Perry
d, hvcrtd a lecture Tuesday evening on
Petra" II WAS on Of the series 1T the
summer school /. f.. Olmstead. wife and
dluehtor Of Monona, Iowa, arc guests at
Edison Tnord's .-Mrs. i. +. Barker and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olmstcad of Pi"tts-
hi rgh are stopping at u. ccnter's tor
fen davs-Mrs. Rome Minklcr. who has
been suffering from "A serious nervous at
tack, Is somewhat better-N n.y>s1-e
dic Minklor lin Of Dorchester, Mass,
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Oscar Atwood left for her home in
Wisconsin Tuesday Miss Eoryl Harring-
ton left Saturday for a few weeks with
her mother in Lowell. MaSs.-Oscar NJ
Farland and vic left saturday for Rufa
10. coiu2 via MontrcalS returning through
the Thousand Islands and the LaChine
Raplds.-Mastcr Atwood Fulliugton is
ep,ndinc a few weeks with his uncle. ST.
p,rntcndcnt Andrews at Nor-ennes.- p.
Iaudon visited his sister, Mrs II y. Al
len on the Island last week w. Fl.
Stcarns and family have returned from
SkcwhcCan, Nc They found deer
and nsh plenty. having seen ten
deer IN one day.-Mrs. r. ".
Sh,rwin leaves for Buffalo With the New
England Agents Association this week
Friday to he absent two weeks.-C. w.
Mcfarland visited In Montpelier last week.
Gilbert Blair has moved into rooms
over pr. Waits houso.-Miss Jennie MAJ
gets is visiting in St JohnshurY. I'D
win Exams Of Darre Visited his aunt. Mrs.
Thomas MarEotts. returning Monday
Prof. Acor left Monday for Detroit 10 At
tend an educational MISUNDERSTANDING
dent Ranger is in attendance at thu deGl-
cation of the now Masonic Lodge ae
Guiidhan