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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
AT LAGOON,
Season Opens With Heavy Excursion
Bookings for June,

Excursion Agent Bean OF the SAT-
Lake 4 ogden reports the bookings by
various organizations for Lagoon this
year 70 bo the heaviest, thus carly, In
the history OF the popular resort Fol.
lowing N the list " bookings 80 far for
tho month june
June I, Weber stake academy Field
day
Juno 2, special dancing party special
prizes,
June g. University Of Utah track
meet
Juno 5. All llnlloWs college Held day.
juno b, Eureka ana Utah county
points
juno 2, Tonlh ward sunday school
ana ThIrly.lhrd ward sunday school,
Juno \, Snlt Lake stake,
June ., High school cadets ana field
day
june TO- Swodsh brotherhood,
Juno ~ Davis county public schools
Second ward, Salt Lake
juno ", Miners union from PARK
city and Bingham, Murray smoltors,
June ~, Pioneer stukc sunday school
and NJ l. A.
Juno 49, Boiler Makers and Mach,n.
lAlH
Juno 10, seventeenth ward, ana Six.
teenth ward
June A. u, g, NJ l. Shoe factory
Juno 10, Nineteenth, Twenty'socond
and TWCntysclghth wards
Juno 20, Veteran day, Association Of
NNuyoo Legion, Indian war Veterans,
Volunteer llrcmon, Daughters OF the
Pioneers
June q, |, q, q, r. state excursion.
June ?2, Thistle club and Scottish
missionary society
June e. Nordon Literary society,
Juno ~, scandinavian society
Juno ~, Eighteenth and Twentieth
wards,
June a. Firth, Sixth and Twenty.
sixth wards
Juno rs, Liberty stake NJ |, A,
Juno m, Mnocnhcor
juno 80, Methodist church sunday
school and lin church sunday school,
brigham CITY hrcmcn ana BoXeldcr
county points,
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The prices ON grnnitownro mRje Ny
Harris are worthy Of consideration,
HInu.Na "a, tgtuVn atpant 1Nl. 0nn
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EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Young Man on Horseback Brings n TO
A Standstill After Lively Chase.

a nVcly runaway occurred this morn-
Ink on west Second South street that
was llnally stopped IN u novel manner
by a young man on horseback namef
coegrovo Tho runaway team was
hltchod TO big delivery wagon of "a
west Third South street firm, 0nd cut
west towards the Rio drando Western
depot A. Flfth West street II collldod
WIN light express wagon domolish-
ing the rear wheel and whom block
below tho Rio drande tracks Il turnod
south, Here young GosRrOye, who was
riding along on a spirited pony, took
nfter tho team, lie succeeded IN getting
hold of the bride Of one OF the horsoa,
and IN this position rode for two blockA,
his pony strnlnlng every effort to keep
up with the team, Finally he was nblo
10 pun the team on the road into "a
mud'lllod ditch whore they mrod ana
became pnclnod, No damage was donu
10 the wagon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
HIS SKULL SAVED HIM,
Thick Uranium Responsible for Froi
Kslssys Present Condition,

During brawl on Victoria alley last
night, Fred Kelsey, a elonccutler aged
50 years, residing ut 03O south First
west was struck ON the head by u
large stone ana hut Tor the fact that
hla ekull " unusually thick says Ma
physician, Dr Beer death would have
resulted from tho blow However, the
man IA polting along nicely and tho
physician npprohcnds no serious re.
suits
kclfoy ana man named George
Tucknold gOl into an alteration with
couple Of soldiers and pretty soon
tho four of them Wcro mixing n IN a
liyoly manner How kolaes was struck
no one scema % know, but n IN thought
that one of tho soldiers threw the
rock Kelsey wns 'out for twenty
minutes on more
The soldiers Ned ana somo n tho
donl2ens " Victoria alley tried 10 re-.
yiye Kelsey The patrol wagon was
summoned, and Olilocr Emil johnson
soon arrived on The scene ana took
kelsey 10 the station, where Dr beer
was summoned and attended 10 the
injury kelsey was later removed to
hls home,
HHs.asHts1fsss ssss .s..a.asssssss
SAllnlr stands for pleasure, 30 trains
Decoration day
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ROOMS FOR ALL,
l., J. kyes WIN SEQ That Travellers Get
Accommodations 0t Portland

l., j, kyoe ticket agent Tor the liar.
riman lines hero, has been appointed
agent for the Portland Service com.
pany which undertakes ca provide Wis.
itors 20 the coming exposition with "A
selection Of desirable rooms, all In tho
bost residence district near tho fair, ne
from 81 20 S2b n week The company
also has contracts with 80 hotels 10
lodge visitors from 81 day up, ao.
cordng 10 tho pockothooks OF the via.
TORS, I'm conversation this morning
MIR Reyes stated that tho company
agreed TO furnish the rooms M stated
and he would bc prepared 10 book
utohns not only through 10 Portland
this summer but insure that they had
rooms upon their arrival there.
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win be IN charge ot tho George r. Max.
well post Of the o, a. r., tho George r.
Maxwell womcn'a rollof corps, ana the
Philippine veterans,
The Reynolds circle of the Ladies' Of
tho q, 4, n, VIII go 10 Fort Douglas,
accompanied by u committee Of old
soldiers, AZ Ml Ollvct the ceremonies
win be IN charge VI the James 49, Me-
krun post. q 4 r. ana the James y,
Ollyot Rev ~ /, Goahon VIII deliver the
urnlion, nt me city cemetery services
VIII he conducted by Rev ~ w PM
kCrlon ana Rev, J., II. Wouhlnglon,
Music viii be furnished nj both places
by well known musicians,
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BANQUET AND BALL
Alumni Of L D, =, University Booked
For Good Tmo.

Tonight banquet ana bah win be
held By the alumni of The Latlor.day
Saints university a splendid pro.
ginm has been arranged for the oc.
copion, including N number of speeches
by prominent alumni Or James u,
Thlmngo WIN preside ~ ,oaatmaslor,
and the replies include efforts by WI.
lard Done William y. DougnlL Jr,
John L, Hicks, stella Paul, lIober
g. lyowon, Gertrude Mussor and Ncphl
l.. Morris
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!. =. O'BRIEN GETS IT.
WIN succeed H. A. Worlhlneion on tho
oregon Railroad a Navigation,

AZ a farewell banquet rendered h. A..
Worihington az Portland on Saturday
niRht the retiring general manager of
the O, H. a. N, announced that ], =,
O'Bllon ut present general suporin.
tendent Of the company, would be hls
successor on juno !, This announce.
ment VIII put NJ rest HE stories that
have boon printed locally and all over
me country to the eject that either ~,
tho Union pOcino would be promoted
10 the position.
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JIMMY GARDNER HERE.
Comes TO Town TO Train for Fight
With Jack o'Moofo.

Jimmy Gardner about whom there
oonttra much mtores, In the lght world,
~ In Salt Lake, He arrived today at
noon, and wlll BEGIN at once TO tram
FOR hla coming fight with Jack OkoQfo,
Tho battle W scheduled Tor the salt pnl'
acc on the 18TH of juno, and promises
10 be a lively 10, OKcofo VIII leave
Chicago for Salt Lake tonight Gardner
who " brother of George Gardner
VIII train 1T the nttor'e homo In ogden
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CANNON AND HEATH,
Editor Of Tribune and Former Manager
Arrive In Salt Lake,

Frank J Cannon, editor Of the salt
Lake Tribune arrived homo from hls
European trip this morning, Mr. can
non has been absent about xix weeks
and u IL said Tools very much better an
q result Of his rest lie VIII be back
nc hls post IN the Tribune ONCE without
delay according a. statements made to.
DAN
II IN AN interesting coincidence that
Perry = lloath CORNER general mOnas
ger oi the paper, also arrived I'm Snlt
Lake this morning Tho gentleman, n
VIII DO remembered, departed from Salt
Lake nearly a year ngg. since lo0Vlng
he haa spent tho most VI his time IN the
old world, with Egypt ae particular
placo OF fayr Mr. Heath could not
be found BY reporter thla afternoon,
This evening he viii dine at the resi-.
dencc OF Senator Koarne
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AGENT FOR PROF. CLARK,
j. Y Anderson Arranging Western
Tour for Dramatic Reader,

], r. Anderson OF ,hls city u special
student IN literature IN the University
" Chicago under Prof e, ", Clark, IN
homo from his studies, he In acting
far western oentera carly I'm the next
year Mr. Anderson win arrange for
the professors appearance In Rnlt
Lake, ana AZ various points I'm Idaho,
Montana and IN coast cities Prof,
clark has many admirers IN this city
who VIII learn OF his coming visitation
with deep satisfaction,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

An error IN tho Saturday Nova"
quoted Utah sugar preferred stock NJ
5000 instead of 5000 The stock lB
selling at Sll lhIa morning,
TodAya local bank clcnrlnes amount.
edto Si,6sS9b There Woro no trans.
actions year ago Today, owing 10
II boing n holiday Tho banks and
Tho clearing houses win bo closed To-.
morrow owing TO II being Decoration
day.
A copy ot tho articles Of incorpora.
ton OF tho Southern Utah Publishing
n Printing company Of Cedar city was
lled IN the secretary Of states Office 10.
Day lts capital stock Is $4,000, dl.
yldod INTO shares Of the par yalm VI
~ each,
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HALVERS0N QUITS,
License Inspector Resigns TO Take q
Place at the Salt Palace.

John Ilolycrson, who for several
years past has been llconco inspector
In the city reasurcrs olTlco, hos ten.
derod his resignation and VIII have
charge Of tho refrcshmont privileges
at tho salt Palace during the season.
Treasurer Harris has appointed Clerk
Walter =, Jennings TO take Mr. Hal
vcrson's place, ana NJ, NJ Beaver viii
hc promoted TO the position ~ clerk
g. l., llnnnnman has been appointed TO
mn the position Of water tax collector
made Vacant by the promotion ~ MI
mitted Ia Tho city council donIght Cor
continuation,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AZ the ThoAtor tonight tho n, v U,
opera company Of Provo presents THE
Bcggar student with tho cast as nj
ready printed IN the "Nows," Tho ull
company " "a WIN be aoon, and M 70.
duccd prices " admission prevail, II
ought 10 be greeted with u handsome
turnout Nhe opera was brought out
I'm Provo ON Friday evening and nll me-.
counts agree that II made n brilliant
gutCtHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
SALT PALACE MUSIC.
Held's Band Will Continue TO Enliysn
Beings on Saucer Track,

Hcld's band will furnish the music
for the race meets at tho Salt Palace
during the season, Music for the sun.
day concerts VIII be furnished by tho
Fort Douglas band Of 80 pieces. under
tho leadership Of Chlcf Musician Her.
rick, The Kng.IlIstead orchestra VIII
furnish the dance muec This organ.
lg0tion has furnished music at the Lib.
oriy stake nan during the winter Tho
dance han this season VIII be under tho
management OF Joe illlstohd, who
promises the best u order ana music
at all times A new hardwood spring
floor has boon laid NJ q cost Of 81 0OO
The season ~ the Sal, palace opens
tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
MURRAY BASEBALL,
smoltOr Town People Enthusiastic
over tho Great American Game,
Especial to tho "Newp")

Especial TO tho "Newa')
Murray May 20 -Thcro IL vast
amount ot interest In ana about Murray
today over tho big game Of baseball that
will DO played here tomorrow The con.
test viii BE- ~ the new baseball park ana
II II certain that many hundreds. Of neo-
tween tho Murray and Eureka mines. Tho
homo organization Ia n worry good one and
local people are decidedly loyal to II, oven
though II WAS beaten on saturday by tho
Short Liners in q battle Of i 70 o. Yes.
lordAy the locals beat the Park city nlno,
but what the outcome with tho Eureka
tics will no IN not yet known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
Return of OmIelnls.

Traflo Manager n NJ, Schumacher,
General Passenger Agent u, H. Bur.
10y General Auditor McNitt aud Az.
siBtant General Freight Agent i, A.,
Reeves have returned from the meet
Ing IN san Francisco ana AT Los Am.
goles Most Of thom returned this
morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
GENERAL MANAGERS HERE,
Geo, Nallery NJ Midland and h, u. wells
OF san Pedro,

General Manager George Vallory Of
tho Colorado Midland Ia In tho city to.
day, General Manager H. ", Wells of
tho Salt Lake Route also was hero this
morning on MS way homo from Butte,
whore he has ben In consultation with
President w, A. Clark Ho left for tho
houlh on hnooInl Ihls loronoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
NO RECITAL TOMORROW,

Tabernacle tomorrow Prof Mcclellan 10,
ing relieved from duty FOR the holiday
tho next recital WIN he given lTldly AZ
bi0 PM on which occasion choice
program VIII bo prcHontCd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
TOMORROW AT posToFPIcE

The following hours will be observed IN
tho Silt Lake city poalofnoe, Tuesday,
May 90 lg5l
General delivery stamp and registry
WlDdows, open from u u, M TO ! y m,
Money order window closed
Carriers windows unNn from 1880 A. m,
20 ! y, m No delivery VIII be- made by
cNrflew
Hotel delivery At SD M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

This afternoons sales ON tho min.
Ing exchange were;
DOly-Judge 30 at $40,
Grand Central, 100 NJ 800,
May Day, $500 nt lSA 200 at 1915 200
at 1888 1000 at 1915,
corlpo loon 2slbi 300 at 2lM 900 at
2l 3l0O nt 20, 800 NJ 2OM,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
DIED,

WAnDROp,-At is q street, this city,
May o. 1876 Isabelle, daughter a John
aud Lucy Wnarop, born March 10 I'VE
Y Neuyo9. ~ - ,,o., A.,
twentieth ward mootinghouec, Friend,
arc invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
TO AUTOMOBILES.

All Automobiles. whether membors
Of the club on not, are invited TO lAk0
part In the Decoration day parade TO-.
morrow We earnestly request that an
turn out whether the automobiles are
decorated or not, aud help make tho
parade n grand success,
The automobile division win form ON
West rcmple street hotwon First and
Second South streets, NJ $3.50 a, IN,
sharp
o, II, HEWLETT, President,
pr, II, =, SCOTT Secretary
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Go ana como ~ you please, Snlthir
MAN aO, lrnlnA nNnrY lh mMnloA.
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Side school turns out also large num-.
Der Of graduates, They hold their eN'
crcisos THIS evening IN the assembly
room ~ the Wcsi Sldo school The
program Includes song written for
the class n speech by Jay Smith, ono
Of the graduates, music by Amy bot.
finger Rex Mldglcy and Van Midgloyl
recitation by Jean TibbH, vocal selcc-
ton By Miss Hazel Winner prophecy
by Laurence crncr0fl presentation
speech by Claire Kelly; response by
Prof Enton plano duet by CLARA aud
lioesio lcllor presentation of uorlii.
cnloH Of graduation by member OF the
board NJ education farewell song,
The llet of graduates " IN follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
I'LL Hun7Ors

Arc Impure matters which tho skin,
liver, Kidneys and other organs can
not take care Of without help, thore |,
such an accumulation OF them.
They litter the whole system.
pImplCs, boIls, eczema and other
cruptIons, loss OF appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, ilts Of Indlqcs,
ton, dun headaches and many other
troubles nro duo to them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
FISHER IN LUCK.
but IL Didn't Last Leag a, He Was
Immediately Ro'arrts,ed.

w A Fisher arrested several days
mo by onlcor simpson ON the charge
Of burglary was discharged by judge
DIEM this morning on motion VI the
county attorney who stated that the
evidence against the noouscd was mot
SUFFICIENT 10 warrant a conviction
Fisher WAS Immediately le,urreMed
ON another charge Of burglary, ana for
carrying concealed weapons
~ss-s.s-aa=. -
Tho prices on grunllowaro mndc ny
nHuiR are worthy Of consideration.
Harris IN ON RtNto street 28l.g3G,
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WEATHER REPORT

Record AT tho local Office u tho wcAth.
or bureau for tho "a hours ending at Q
a, m, today
Barometer reading Nt ca n ei72l
inches, temperature at q a. mo 10 dc.
gr0os maximum, 10, minimum, as mean,
a. which IA degrees below normal
Deficiency Of the daily mean lompera-
turo since tho nrst OF lho month, q do.
greoH.
Excess Of daily mean temperature since
Jan. L. 2li degrees
Precipitation Tor tho ~ hours ending al
q a, M ,O3 inch
Precipitation since tho first Of the
month 2ii inthoa, which IN IN inch
Excess In precipitation since Jan 1, 81
inch,
FORECASTS TlLL Q II. NJ TUESDAY,
local forecast Tor salt Lake city and
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonlsht and
Tuesday
FOR Dian Forocast taken at Denver,
Color
Fair tonight and Tuesday, warmer
TuQadAy and N south portion t0nlght,
Fair tonight and Tuesday, cooler south
portion tonight With frotli warmer TUGS.
d0y
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An street cars lead 10 COlders Park
only costs YOU cents
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Hoods CarsdpariNd
and Pits

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tono and
inylgoratc the whole system,
~ had salt thcum on my hands 90 that
could not work ltooG Hoods aarsaparllla
and II drove out tho humor, continued
~ use I'LL tho sores disappeared Nine
Ina o, brown, Rumtord Falls, Me,
Hoods soreaparllla promloes 10
euro and Hoops tho proml0o,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-29
WEATHER coNnIr1oNe.

Tho barometer Ia highest 0yor tho Pa.
olhc Gulf aud Atlantic ataioa, upper lnlto
region, northern Rocky mountain glopo,
aud tho British Northwest Territory, and
lowest over the Missouri valley southern
Rocky mountain slope, ana southern pla.
toau,
Precipitation occurred over portions ~
the plateau region, Rocky mountain elopo,
Missouri and upper mississippi valleya,
lake region, extreme northwest east uUli
and Atlantic .elntoa, was raining this
morning ~ Lander llapld CITY Huron
cd In northern Utah and Nebraska,
Llght frost w06 reported nj MOdona,
II u HYATT,
Local Fofooaattr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-16
RUSSIAN MAY DAY,

sunday May A. was MAY day" In
Russia Disturbances on a large scale
were expected TO take place Threats
had been made 10 that effect II up'
pears, however that although there
were demonstrations In various places
against the government there was no
general rising, such as some had been
led 10 expect The government officials
breathe easier because the fatal day
pissed ms well az II ala They are now
looking to RoIeslytnsky They hope
that he may bo able to REGAIN sono Of
the lost military prestige OF the coun'
try, ana thus aid them IN Quictng down
the opposition at home,
IN the meantime the agitation for re'
form continues, Hcmstyo congress
has Just been In session az Moscow, II
adopted a political program, II did not
obtain recognition from the govern
mcnt, though the Car has promised to
call q national assembly This 2emstyo
feNrlossly discussed plans for an eloc'
tive assembly II declared for u blco'
neral parlIamont--the lower house to
be elected by universal suffrage and
tho upper by the autonomous inFtltu'
lions Of the empire, such M county ana
district councils, city councils, etc, The
congress put forth demand Tor n par
lamont controlling the budget and the
general administration, II rejected the
proposal Of the moderate liberals for
q single consultative body representing
tho four estates Of the empire, II
wanted real charter Of national lib.
critics, not mere concessions which n
stroke Of the pen might wipe out
MIR, Melville stone, who recently has
been IN Russia and ,akon notice Of the
conditions prevailing, is of the opinion
that there can be no revolution In Rus.
via, because the masses arc too lgnor-
ant, They do not even know what rep.
rosontntlye government H. This IA, NO
doubt, true. Russia IN not intellectual
| ~ whore France was ut the time OF the
revolution, sun, when tho action Of the
HemslVo presidents " considered, II
must be admitted that Russia has men
capable Of taking part In popular gov
eminent Thoy appear TO be Intelligent
well informed ana fearless, The Russian
masses may be very ignorant But ,heS
certainly have men capable OF repre-
scntng them In national assembly
'rho GEAR should not wait too long L
grant their reasonable requests
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ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES

The past week was one OF great dis
turbanccs In the atmosphere, Last Mon
day destructive tornado passed
through Kansas This, says n Kansas
contemporary, was part Of a great swirl
with Ia center on the Great Salt Lake,
and diameter Of 1000 miles, which
Travelled eastward, AZ the same time
q wnve Of warm air was pressing north
ward from the Gulf
on Wednesday night tidal wave
WAS caused In Lake Michigan by tho
unequal baromotrlc pressure. And on
the same night IN oklahoma a tornado
ravngcd the village Of Snyder, killing
many people and woundlng n much
larger number Other less disastrous
tornadoos are reported from other
towns Of the southwest
From the other side OF tho Atlantic
come reports of seismic disturbances a
dispatch from bombay, last Wcdne''
day said mn earthquake had visited
Bender Abbas, Persia, and that 0fty
p'lN'llN WIN l'l'lN'N w 'NN' ''''
buried by u landslide Two hundred
yards Of the mountain Kuhgnndo be-.
hind the town collapsed, IN tho town,
towers and buildings fell, ana thoro
were fcw casualties Seismic shocks
have occurred daily since April 20, ana
the population IL oncOmpcd outside
the town, Noighborlng villages are res
ported to have suffered severely, Tho
clements are surely In connection,
A contemporary suggorlu the ponNbll.
ny Of some connection between atmos.
phorlo conditions and the frlghtful rail-.
way accident that took place near llor.
rlsburg PENN on Wednesday The oc-
cIdent occurred on ono Of the most
carefully managed railroads In the Uni.
cd states, ana II was due to n combine
ton Of circumstances that would bc
incredible II they had not actually oc'
CURED This, II In presumed, might bc
iuo 10 the unusual disturbances In TN,
atmosphere, Perhaps " we were bottol
acquainted with causes ana effects W,
would understand the ScrIpturol phil
oeophy which represents the adversary
Of human interests m prince hoylns
power In the air.
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cont nlec,,, md where No ran M, elevc.

cent pieces, ana where he can "a, eleyc,
Of these pieces Tor II, lie must also
remember that his lon'oont piece may
bo worth l20 cash" when he buys nshi
100 whom he wants oranges ana llb
when he buys pork
lie must also have three balances, no'
cordlng m he II dealing IN hay pork
or some other merchandise, ana n he "
u business man ne win most likely buy
according 10 the indications Of one
pair " fcalos ana soll on another Tho
standards Of measurement ara equally
Irregular ne may have three foot
rules, different according 10 what he "
dcnling IN wood cloth, or collins A
stranger who ondoavors 10 master all
these lntrlcaclos, viii ind II q very
dl0cult task, and then whom he goes
10 the noarosl market place without n
perfect knowledge of the particular
standards IN use thoro, no WIN ma hm'
eolf q victim Of the shrowd merchants
anyhow No wonder, II the Chinese
themselves become keen merchants ana
business men,