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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
PURE FOOD SHOW SOON.

j. i. Collect Of the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION is busily engaged in sending
out circulars giving ust OF home man
ufactured goods and where made and
also in boosting FOR the pure food show
TO Doe hold n the Auditorium ON Rich
ards street the latter part Of this month
and first OF next. Mr. Colictt has re-
ceived letter from j. ~. Kessegtn Of
Signaw. Mich. asking FOR information
concerning the brick situation here. He
proposes TO establish vitrhed brick
factory here If deemed advisable. and
an the information available was sent 70
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

there VII be number % entries. and
the extent 81 tho ground engaged is
such THAI there b. room for "a goodF
number OF sheds u "a planned to make
the flight from this city in time 60 ar
rive IN Denver for aviation week in the
Colorado metropolis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
BIG REELECTION

IN millinery a nnc linc Of Misses ans
Chndren's, also middle aged Ladies
hats and bonnets.
WO0iEN's CO-OP.. % +. LIST So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
nIscn1MrNArING MnNEN

VIII readily see that MEHEsYs furs
and millinery are unusually striking
and individual. and prices moderate.
1J6 Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

Ia millinery. n me hnc OF Misses and
Childrcu's also middle aged Ladies'
hats and bonnets
WOMEN'S co OP. 20 f. LIST So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

Viat MEHEgN's Millinery bargain
sales. $3.50 $500. $3.50, si2.5o tables
worth Double
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
RIG REnrCrInNs

IN millinery, fine line OF Misses and
Chidrcn's also middle aged Ladies'
hats and bonnets
WOMEN'S co OP. 29 +. LIST SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
Dyspeplets

suenr-coatcd tablets, quickly relieve
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nausea. Wind
In the stomach, seasickness. sleeplessness
arising from Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
They are composed Of the -,,faaeas
best dlgestlves. carmina. ~ ION
lives and correotivos. and 81
are agreeable and economi- nOSS
cal. Put up In three sizes, Ne eooE
1oc., pc. and g. Sold BY SFTssfT
all druggists, and sent promptly by mall
on receipt o. price by
CT. Hood CO., Me. Chemists. Lowell. Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
HELP wANTEn-l-I,1,I

,, DlRi. FOR GENERAL HorsrVor-
s DC aple 90 DO plain cootir.N lA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

Hamun Paints. need any signs
Both Phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

STnNTAN this city Nov. 49, 1907.
Fred shintan. aged b years
Remains 40 the private reception room
OF Ebrr ". Hall i6i south West Temple
street Time and place of funeral 20 be
announced later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

II. T.. Evans Florist. 80 3. Main 81.
FLORAL designs n speciality Phones ssl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

avenue, Nov. 49, 1902 Mrs. Ann Pr.tch-
ard AGED ~ years.
Notice of funeral later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19
DIED

DREYFUSS AT Bingham Canyon. Nov.
a. 1894 Morris Drcyfuss, ia his 5oth
wear
Remains az the private reception room
OF Ebur vs. Hall lGi south West Temple
street Time aud place OF funeral TO
Doe announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

SLOAN.-At Elko. New. NOV. II. 1919
w. y sloan, a former resident OF this
city. bv accident
Funeral services VIII be held from
ODonnell g. Co.'S chapel on Saturday.
Nov ~ Time 20 be given later. Inter
mont Mt. Olivet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

BlLLlNGS.-Bemains Of George = Bill
lings viii be shipped from ODonuoil
q Co.'S on Sunday morning Nov a..
Co Provo. Utah where intcrment will
take place on Sunday afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

BYRNE.-n this city. Nov. 49, 1909.
Anna Mae Byrne aged q years, be-
loved wife OF y. J. Byrno OF 1859 east
Third south street
Funeral services win be held from ST.
Marv's cathedral Saturday morning at
lO o'clock. lntermcnt at Mt Calvary
Friends invited. cuba city. wis. and
lewiston. Mont. minors nlease COW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-19

PRrTcHARD-At the residence. 4sl sixth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
RARE PAMPHLET OF
CROMWELL'S DAY.

scarce pamphlet OF the Crom-
wellian period in England viii be auc-
tioued OF by Stan. v. Henkels in Phna-
delphia on Tuesday next It's title is
Killing No Murder. Briefly discoursed
in Three Questions.
IL is an apology for tyrannicide. and
was published under the name OF VIII
liam Allen. Edward SeNby. however.
Is said 20 have admitted. in the Tower
OF London. that be was the real author.
The work is ironically dedicated 90
Oliver Cromwell
SeXby. who was a native ~ suffolk
entered Cromwells regiment OF horse
about 1913 he made speeches in l647
opposing all compromise with the
King. and demanding the immediate
establishment of manhood suffrage
After the battle OF Preston be was iu-
trusted with dispatch from Cromwell
20 the Speaker of the House OF Com
mons announcing the victory. He
was also intrusted with "A number OK
important missions requiring courage
and deNterity. but the assumption OF
the protectorate caused d breach be-
tween Cromwell and him
SeXby thereupon took a leading part
in schemes for joint rising of the
rOyalists and Jewelers. in 1898. and had
20 flee 10 Flanders. IL is said that be
plotted 20 assassinate Cromwell His
pamphlet. Killing so Murder. was
printed in Holland and sent over 10
England. He himself followed it there
few weeks later. and in the disguise
90 a couuGryman' was arrested as he
was about TO re-embark for Flanders
in July. 1867 He died IN the Tower
on Jan. l3. 1885
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

ward 1000 women representing the
cream OF society. Speeches were made
by Princess Aisaa and others OF prOmi-
hence. which brought out unanimous
vote for resolutions demanding free
dom from harem life. the abolition OF
the veil. permission 90 be in the So
ciety OF men. and the right to be
courted
The resolutions have been forwarded
90 the Khedi,e and his Cabinet
q permanent organization has been
formed and branches are being estab-
lished throughout Egy pt.
The ultra conservative Nohammedau
press is sounding the alarm against
an infusion OF European ideas into
the sancity OF the harem The Chris
tians. both native and foreign. view the
movement with unreserVed favor.
Priests are writing 90 the press shat
Go is against the tenets OF islamism Co
grant the womens demands. The fair
rebels challenge amy one to point to
single text in the Koran proving that
contention. ln fact the women cite
the Koran In support of their enamel
patton.
No law compels women 90 take a
husband designated solely hy relatives.
Eminent lawyers say the courts VIII
hold that the women have tle ll-ht to
choose husbands. because the laW-ap-
piled now 0uly DOB fheorl-ploF
that the bridbes consent to marriage
is essential Immemor.al custom has
SD construed b. that the bride is never
present when the wedding ceremony is
being celebrated. beg consent having
been obtained 5y proxy.
The heroine 90 the Grand Opera
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
WHY M'ENERY LISTENED
50 POLITELY TO ALDRICH

WASHINGTON. D. C-Special-
Senator McEnery. OF Louisiana. is
rather hard Of hearing. but is very
polite. He tenaciOUsiy held his seat
In the Senate Chamber while Senator
Aldrich delivered a speech
Il noticed YOU listened 70 Senator
Aldrich very attentively' said friend
after adjournment.
"Hows that?" demanded Senator
McEnery.
You paid a great deal OF attention
70 Senator Aldrich's speech" bawled
the friend. Senator McEnery grinned
That reminds me OF the story OF
the Creole down in Louisiana" Senator
McEnery said. He met a Northern
man named Brown in the hotel
Brown was III Ny Creole friend sym
pathized with him. and when be left
told Brown when he felt better 70 send
around 10 his house and get his horse
and carriage for a drive.
In few days Brown had recovered.
He sent a boy around for the Creole's
rig. Why. haven't any horse OF car
rage said the Creole But you told
Mr.. Brown TO send around for them
when he got well enough 10 drive out
protested the boy.
oh, hell. that was politenessi' re-
sponded my Creole friend.
The truth IL. didn't hear a word
OF Aidrich's speech"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
KEPT POINTING To
HIDDEN RICHES
But Ancient Spires Shadow Was Never
Understood Until the Tower Was
Pulled Down.

VIENNA Special. Schoenberg. Mo
ravia. has an ancient. stately Town
Hall. az enc corner of which stood
until recently a tower with a pointed
spire. This gray and worn old tower
was the eyesore OF the modern munich
cipality because IL formed such a con-
trast TO the modern building erected
around 70. So a committee was ap-
pointed which declared that the tower
was unsound: that IL might fall down
some stormy night. IL was absolutely
necessary. the committee declared
that the tower be pulled down.
So the venerable walls were laid low
and the solid stones had nearly all
been carted away when the masons
discovered near the base "A hollow g., q
large stone and in the hollow an iron
box. When the box was opened a
signed and sealed document was found
In IT, showing that the town council
lors who deposited IL feared the APP
preach OF the Swedish army and buried
the treasure Of the city in a place on
which on a certain day in the year. at
certain hour. the shadow OF the TOP
Of the spirc would fall
Imagine the CONSERVATION OF the mu-
nicipal council when that document
was read 90 them by the mayor The
tower bad been pulled down. nothing
remained but the site on which IL
stood The beginning OF the Thirty
Years War was not a time for practi-
cal jokes. SO the affair could not be-
passed over unnoticed 40 word has
been found in the town records 10 in-
dictate that the treasure was ever re-
covered.
The precise measurements OF the
tower exist. and photographs Of IL. So
the mayor Will have the tower recon
structed OF wood IN the exact shape in
which 10 stood in the market place
and on the date given in the document
III the sun shines and the tower throws
a shadow. the place Will be marked
and search viii 20 made IL the day is
rainy perhaps the next day will do.
as the city fathers will not be content
20 dig MP a small spot only. but viii
make a thorough hunt FOR the treasure.
Those who opposed destroying the
tower raproach the committee for hav-
ing 10 pulled down But the council
men retort that Dr. the tower had been
left standing no body would ever have
known anything about the treasure.
The date when the shadow must be
observed Is not published bat the vi
emma committee for the preservation of
old buildings has been informed and
viii share in the search.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
NATIONS OF EUROPE
On THE ALERT.

LONDON.-Special Amidst what
Lord Rosebery described as the "omi-
nous hush which prevails throughout
Europe. unusual importance is as
crioed 90 a series OF royal Interviews.
the first OF which took place IN Finnish
waters This week
Nothing mysterious attaches 10 the
meeting OF the Gar and the Kaiser.
no great political coup lis contemplated
oy either monarch 10 was Kaiser VIII
helms obvious desire 10 remove. III
possible by personal assurances and
courtesies the bitter effect of Ger
many 8 arrogant demands upon Rus
STA in March for settlement OF the
Balkan question according 10 Austrian
desires How far he has been success
tul as far as the Car is concerned
cannot. OF course. be- known. but AS
Tar as the Russian Government and
people are concerned. his efforts viii
have been Ruthless
Europe's Opinion.
Opinion Ina this regard not only i'm
Russia. but throughout Europe. Is we'll
expressed by the Steele which said
Politics is NOS game in which con-
ISOLATION for losses can be secured by
orooding over them Since Russia did
not Judge il practicable 20 resist the
pressure put upon her by Germany la
me month OF March. 10 would do her
no good 90 manifest her dissatisfaction
10 the month OF June. The account
which was opened by the annexation
or Bosnia and herzegovina viii be set
tied sooner or later. but il is impossi-
bic 70 See how the Russians could pre-
pare a triumeh for their cause bv de-
Ginning 70 maintain good relations with
Germany"
No apprehension whatever exists in
england or possible bad effects on An
slo-Russian relations from the discus
sions between the Gar and the Kaiser.
On the contrary. it Is believed that the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
EXTENDED TNIFORM RANk

DETROIT. MICH. June 17.-Sove-
reign Camp. Woodmen OF the World
has Appropriated $4,000 for the OK
tension Of the uniformed rank OF the
order. The country will be divided
pinto the districts. the uniformed rank
lof which shall hold their annual OF
biennial district encampments as the
major general OF the uniformed rank
and the sovereign commando OF The
oroer shall direct.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
RESURVEY OF JAMES
RIVER GROUNDS BEGINS

To- conformity with a request from
Governor swanson Ger a resur,ev cf
tne oyster grounds iu tAe James River.
the nited states steamer Fishhawk.
n command OF Dr 81. r.. Moore. of tna
Department 90 Fisheries. Isl at Newport
Ne"s Tor Che purpose OF beginumg fle
work The Fishhawk was accomDaniel
of the Commodore Maury. the naeshir
of the Virginia oyster navy. which will
remain with the United States vessel
until The resurNey work is compl ted
" Mcdonald Lee chairman OFF the
virginia Commission of Fisheries. viii
Join and remain with the fleet Sir
lee expressed great delight chat On.
Governor was successful bon utera9fIn-
the United States authorities I'm the
master. tor De Saws 8, is one CT much
Importance Co Che oyster indus.-v of
the state. The resuryev viii take n
an Che oyster grounds in James River.
which begin at Newport News. and ,na
at Mulberry Island. a distance of eign-
teen miles
On Familiar Ground.
The Fishhawk is not astraneer 20
tne waters boz which DC Is now ar
work. ior Captain BAYLOR used BE- when
he made his ORIGINAL survey bon Wire
giula some years ago. DR. Moore is
considered high authority on the
oyster industry having made a. Dire
study of DC n am OF IT'S complicated
phases.
He win make two surveys. SO as to
get fair idea of conditions at two
different seasons OF the vear. The
present Cue viii probably extend
through the month of July. the other
rD BEGIN Dn -tnfnrrhar TN.rn ..r.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Do You Love Health {?

II So. cafi and &c
l. J. Hayden. u.ann-
facturer o. Pare
Herb Medicines. 30
West Broad Street
Ny Medicines cure
the following dis
eases or no charxs.
Heart Disease Con-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
FAIR EGYPTIANS
REBEL AGAINST HAREM.

CAIRO Special The Mohamme-
dan women of Egypt. including MEM
bers OF the Kedivial or reiguing family
have started campaign 90 win for
their sex the right 90 have voice Boz
choosing husbands. 90 pur aside the
veil which hides their beauty. and 90
pass az Will the doors OF the harem.
although their steps may lead 90 pre-
cincts where men abound. Conserva-
tive leaders are agitated and the ma
tive press IS discussing the movement
as OF paramount importance.
There was a meeting "a few DAYS
ago in the Grand Opera House of up
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

So VIII you be- NJ you use wash
RNI, p. Zee wise and throw chat ola
A. ash nonri away ro away WIN ma
Ntu method or washing tt only takea
LltfiN minutes Co 10 your washing vvfth
~ ash Quick Wash Dutch sav@. -,
WAT lame back. labor fuel time and
that wAsh-dny drudgerv. rhe price 10
80 Tow tnnt the poorest 90 the Door caa
.NN ten cakes fur 90 Centa. one cak~
does an ordinary washing. Get in fhs
hanlt 90 ualnE Waah-g Quick and YOU VIII
PEI happy. lnu VIII lind Wash Quick IN
about 500 Richmond stores III vour
sfocer hhsn ~ In stock as yet send
aa - cents and We viii send YOU a
Ptc hage hN return mall. LAWRENCE
MANU- FAtTll CO. 80. Igl North
Adams street. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

coming visits OF the Car 90 President
failieres and Ning Edward wiz result
triple entente. cementcd into a
combination OF stronger cohesive quail
Ties taan Che Triple Alliance itself
The political subjects discussed hy the
TWO tmperors on their respective
Yachts covered "A Wide range but the
hnssian authorities usually sccretlve.
nave shown The utmost fraukncgs
ABOUT them with the evident intention
oi clearing the occasion OF an elements
OK mystery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
SOUTHERN SEMINARY SYSTEM
OF SCHOOLS

CD southers Seminary, Buena Vista
Va. Box 900. For Girls and
Young Women. Rate t227.5O.
CD Allegheny Collegiate Institute.
Anderson. w. Va For Young
Men and Young Women. Rate
siS7 so. Address Box $50.
go Bowling Green Seminary. Bowl
ing Green. Va. Box AIS. For
Girls and Young Women. Rate
sl47.s0- Address proper school
for catalogue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
Roanoke College

~ tN9H9Ns4 v -
Fifty-6rSt annual session begins
on Wednesday. Sept. $
Able faculty. splendid advantages
comfortable building. good health.
Elegant new building on a mosi
desirable site will be occupied at ar
early day. For catalogue or other in
formation. address.
JNO. II. BREWER. Pres.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24
l.. J. HAYDR,

sso West BROAD ST. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-06-24

sumption. Blood. Kidney. Bladder.
structure. Piles IN any form. Vertigo.
eninsy. sore Throat. Lung. DyspcpsiS-
Indigestion. Constipation. Rheunaa-
ttsm I'm any form. Pains and Aches OF
All kinds. Colds. Bronchial Trouhles-
Sores. SKIN Diseases. ali Itching sen
sations. AL Female Complainta. Ia
Grippe or Pneumonia. Ulcer. Cerbun-
eles- Roils. Cancer la the worst form
without the use % a knife or !nstrla-
ments. Eczem2. Pimpies on face and
ocdy. DIABETES Of kidneys or Brixht's
Disease Of tie Kidneys My medi-
cines cure any dlRease. no matter %
what nature. Gon0rrhceA AID Syphi-
iitic troubles a speciality
Aeacines sent anywhere. For fuif
'articuiars send. write or cau In per-
sOn on
l. J. HAYDEN.
~ West BROAD ST.. Richmond. Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
HITS BRITISH BILL
LORD RosEBERRY MAKES ATTACK
 ON BRITISH BUDGET.
Former Premier Declares Its Adoption Would Fin Streets With Idle Men Through Depletion of
 Capital.

Glasgow, Sept. 1o-Iord Roseberry finally cut himself adrift from modern radicaIism as exemplihed by the House Of Commons nowadays and in straight talk" today to the business men of the North vehemently denounced the bud get and its authors.
 The carpenters speech has been awaited eagerly by those opposed to the budget. as 1t was expected to give a lead to the House of Lords. and furn- fish a platform for a fight for a general election on which the moderates of all parties would be able to forge togeth- CT.
 Lord Roseberry, who prefaced his re- marks by saying that he intended to express his unadorned opinion without quips or cranks. characterized the bud get as revolution which put the fu- ture of Great Britain in the melting pot and which in the best interests of the nation should not become a law"
 He declared that the first result of the budget would be an immediate in- crease in the ranks of tho unemployed through a general depletion of capital. The arguments advanced for taxing land applied logically to consols and all other forms of realized property. Scores of millions are lying idle in the banks at the present moment on ac- count of the apprehension regarding the financial policy of the government which promised to treat all landlords as pariahs. If the Lloyd George budget is the only alternative to tarift reform. Lord Roseberry declared, many will cease to defend the doctrine of free trade. He said the government is dal- lying with socialism which is the end of all things.
 The interest fn Lord Roseberry's speech was so widespread that one en- terprising London newspaper received 1t by telephone from Glasgow to Lon- don. over 400 miles. and had, verbatim eight columns on the streets a few minutes after the speech ended.
 The address was discussed keenly in the House Of Commons, the prevailing opinion In the Hobbies seeming to be that the fate Of the finance bill had been sealed thereby. and that the House of Lords would reject 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
FLOODS SPREAD RUIN
SCORES OF FARM LABORERs LOST
 IN WATERS.
Sagar Plantations and Mills Destroyed aud Stock Dr0wned-American Missionaries MaroOned--Re-
 lief Parties Ferminw.

Mexico City, Sept. 1o.---Another ter- rible flood has visited the Jafniitepec district, in the State of Oaxaca. Sugar plantations and mills have been destroyed hundreds of head of cattle have been killed and scores of farm laborers have lost their lives in the waters.
 The scene of this latest inundation is in the southern part of the republic. many miles from Monterey and Tamau- lipas The Jamiltepec district is one of the richest on the Pacific coast. and 1t Is said that 100000 persons will suffer loss.
 Atoyac River overfiowed It's banks and swept miles of rich country with devastating force,
 The initial overflow of the Atoyac River was caused by a cloudburst. The situation in the northern part of the republic Is still serious. in spite of the fact that the flood sufferers in the State of Tamaulipas are receiving their first relief.
 News of a number of marooned Americans reached here today. It seems that the Presbyterian mission school at San Juan has been cut on since the flood A party under the leadership of W. A. Ross Is to go to the rescue. The puipls and teachers are reported to be safe although suf- fering from want of food.
 party of Americans. consisting of J.. E. Goddard. and his mother, stuart Ryan of Oklahoma. and Huge Cooke rell, reached Lanires yesterday after noon after a six-day trip in an OK cart from the Santa Anna ranch. where they had been staying. The ranch was completely inundated. The Amer jeans took refuge on a nearby hill. making their escape with little more than the clothes they had on their backs.
 An expert horticulturalist and spe- cialist In orange culture from Los An geles lost his life in the flood. It has been impossible to ascertain his name. He was drowned on the hacien- da Conejo, in the Tamesci River dis trict of the State of Tamaulipas.