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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

a sprinr ruened forth It's waters have
wonderfully curative powers, and Mex
leans come from an over the republic
% drink Of the holy water and be cured
Of an MS
Three churches now adorn the site Of
Guadalupe Tnc cathedral reeking with
incense and glittoring with silvcr-the
entire balustradc e. of the solid white
motal-encloses the sacred picture on
the tHua. over which "a blind is dis
crectlv drawn except az opportunc i'm
tcryals closed chapel perchcs on the
summit of the hin, and adjoining IL IS
81 tiny cemetery high among the clouds
where the dead rcposc iu marble SAT-
cophugi General Santa Anna and
Madame Diaz may be read among the
names on the tombs.
Hair way mp the ascent loom the
stone sails OF Guadalupe Some sail
ors. storm tossed on the sea- prayed 20
the Virgin for help. promising that N
she brought them safely to port they
would cnCase their sails iu stone at
her shrine. Very different from this
image of catholic picty o. the green
snake. sacred u Aztec mythology Ia
tho god of the air set in the rocks
nearby hy heather workmcn.
RENDEZVOUS FOR BBGGARs.
The mbhllng wen rs enclosed in a
chapel with a tiled roof. An iron rail-
ing surrounds IL Brass kettles attach
cd 20 clanking chains descend into the
| soothing pit and hoist mp the precious
/ fluid The water has mineral proper
] tics, but judging by the palsied, halt,
/ lame. and blind there assembled. one is
| more apt 90 catch q disease than get
| rad at one Not 10 Yards away from
! the magic spring les the usual horde oi
| hegEars iu every stage of cancellation
| and MANNED dcformlty that haunt
| ovcry chWchyard The Outstrctched
| hand IS symbolic of Mexico and the
| boggars palm confronts YOU al every
| turn on tho 18th OF December Indians
come from every part of tho country.
hy rail hurro hack. OK cart afoot,
| or even on the back 81 a cargadore, 20
| pay their obcisance 10 the saint They
camp under "a handana handkerchief
and sleep under "a scrape thlankeD, and
| often carry their sole belongings. which
| consist mostly Of hat, with them Some
enormous sombrer0s weigh ~ pounds.
Tho governor of the state be- making
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milan And they display both goo1
taste and wealth. though N he had in
vested less in ornaments and more iu
cannon balls he might not have stood
against the prison wall at Queretaro
after 4 three years struggle 20 be shot
at the order OF an OaXaca Indian, Be
nito Juarez
Even in the national palace through
which We were shown by the courtesy
Of the American consul the silver urns
and cut glass candelabra are Of the
empire time Through the great hall
OF the ambassadors done In red one
passes through the drawing room de
corated with life-size figures of the
nine muses., through the green and
gold cabinet room Of President Dlaz,
the ivory and rose dining room to the
presidents simple library. In the one
book case are lives OF famous men,
law books. and correspondence. Through
out the building are many paintings Il
MeXieos history and patriots, but here
is the one concession made to the pres
ent president for his bust stands with
those OF Morelos. Hidalgo and Juarcz.
As We passed out regiment OF sol
diers filed by, reminding US that Next
60 is really a military despotism. How
ever even i'm the country districts Mex
leo Is well guarded. for the Rurales
have been organized on the principle
mat II taxes a inner 10 eaten ihleT
The bandits that infested the noun
tains were organized into an army ana
sent after the rest ~ the bandits with
such good effect that brtgandage is now
unknown. and policemen arc much
easier to ind than in Salt Lake city.
HAS MANY USES
The maguey. or century plant. Is at
once the blessing and curse Of Mexico
II Is raised on large plantations AMI
grows to an enormous size. Its thick
leaves are used to thatch houses with.
and In some cases the whole hut Is
made Of the plants piled one above
another. Rope and coarse cloth l.
made OF It's fiber. while the primitive
sQuaw tears a thorn from the plant
and with its adhering fiber has n9edic
ready threaded. At the public baths
the wash rag the attendant gives YOU
with tiny cake Of soap is a bunch
% the maguey nber just before tho
plant flowers its heart is cut out and
the sap accumulates In the bowl This
| the Mexican sucks un by means Of 4
! bamboo rod into a pig-skin and after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
WOMEN DEP0SIT0RS
AND THEIR MONEY

Though women do strange things
IN some Of the Cleveland banks. it's
In the waiting rooms that the most
unusual occurrences take place. says
the Leader Their ccccntricities are
more conspicuous because they are
supposed TO be businosslike when they
have large accounts, and the vanitles
that most OF them possess seem out
Of place.
According TO p maid employed 20
assist the women depositors i'm one
OF the largest city banks where they
ore especially accommodated their
peculiarltles are decidedly humorous
NOW intelligent and buslnesslike
as many 81 them are, you'd think that
they would carry purses or billbooks
In their chatelaine bags" she said;
but no-the wealthicst OF them put
the rolls OF bills I'm their stockings for
safekeeping. or I'm pocket made In
their petticoats. Now. imagine
woman walking out of here with two
or three or even FIVE thousand dollars
tucked carelessly IN her hose. and yet
have had them tell me repeatedly
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is destined, a. there rs every reason 20
believe 10 become one day a nursery OF
great mariners. England alone of Euro
peap powers has "a the present moment
a reserve of sailors equaling ours
AS for inventive power We have
shown what we arc worth by the fact
that a great number of the inventions
and discoveries bon daily use In the ma
vie9 of the world come from our coun-
try How then should we despair
"lt remains now FOR parliament and
the government 10 carry 10 completion
the results obtained by the initiative
of the press We shall then soon see
France resume. without any spirit OF
provocation the rank among naval
powers which she should never have
lost" LEON RAYMOND.
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that they had no time 10 get properly
robed. II Is no uncommon thing Tor
them 10 bring a change of clothing
and put on a fresh shirt waist IN
the middle Of the day, or fapcifNuisi
for "A matinee. on several occasions
] have seen women bring In handsome
dinner gowns which they have put on
Just before the bank closed so inat
they would be ready for dinner or a
late afternoon reception. or tours'
most of this IS done by out-ot-toNn
women, Vet frequently city depositors
bring IN fresh collar or shirt waist
when they intend TO remain in me
shopping district all day.
Along with the changes in c'',h
ing there are towels. brushes. conp7
powder. etc. In fact everything lnal
ihev would need in their own dressing
rooms. and they have really com
Portable time here getting themselves
I'm shape
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Especial Corrcponocnce)
- IrN OF MEXICO. sept 5.-The
recent earthquake In the city
of Mexico has had "A Christening
effect upon the people Not a
church-and they are nnumorable-hut
has its dcvotces. while the most popu-
lar shrincs have been crowded The
'temblor' has served 30 rcmind the
dwouers iu the suulit city that they are
circled by volcanoes that have pre-
served an ominous silence these many
wears Popoc8 petl the runbline ter
ror of the AztCcs. rcars his ice clad
head TO the azure sSics in peace Where
Montozuma had eaton the SHOWS from
his side. Cortc1. of more enterprls-
ing disposition. assembled 10 the orator
and carried off sulphur for gunpowder.
By the side OF hcr Lord Popo lies
Ixtaccihuatlo the sleeping woman,
with hair astrcam and arms claspCd
upon her breast To the south b. Aus
co. The Elephant. the last volcano 10
eruption
Before The 'uuake parrots screamed
and dogs howled. during the disturb
ance people rushed from their houses,
and after 30 they felt il Buildings
were injured an old church on san
Francisco street was fitthfN tlfhi i
the roof. and some damage was done Ca
the drainage system.
LEGEND OF A CHURCH
In the regular pilgrimage Co the
churches that ensured perhaps none wal
better patronized than our Lady o
Guadalupe the patron saint of MeXic'
and the direct protector Of the Indians
Juan Diego, pious indian. so the storl
goes. heard voices singing as he passo,
hillside, and looking mp he heheld
woman She babe him 90 10 th'
bishop and say that II was her vii
that a temple b. built there In her hon
or The bishop did not believe th'
story. and three times the virgin APP
peared 60 the Indian, and the fourth
time she told him 10 gather tho roses
that sprane up on the barren top OF
the hill aud take them 10 the bishop
Juan did so and when he poured th'
flowers from his cloak. an image of
tho virgin appeared painted on The
tNma Tho bishop was convinced anc
built q church on the site From che
spot where the appariton had appeared
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church, and with - second bu.f
Borda gardens. What he did With al
other SiS,00O,000 history docs mot s.y
He tried to make French garden. bt,
Mexican stone masOus and a un-i.
growth willed otherwise The pardon,
are none the less fascinating beesuss
the branches Of the trees have iuter.
laced above and the greens are deem
and rich. The unhappy CarIotta IVA,
not the only unfortunate one Who
dwclt at the Borda Gardcne Tor the
son Of the original owner. monk. ds.
appeared there with 100000. the LAWYER
that handled IL went to Jail and he
present owner is i'm the insane ASYLUM
ELIZA BETH ". CANNON
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rEsrIrIEs AFTER roUR YEARS

Carlisle Center y. y. q. b. Bur
hans. writes About four years ago ]
wrote that ! had been entircy cured
of kidney trouble by taking two bottles
Of FoleN's Kidney Remedy and after
four years J. am again pleased 10 state
that ] have never had any return ~
those symptoms, and ] am evidently
cured 90 stay cured" Foley's kidney
Remedy viii do the same for YOU ~
j. Hill Drug Co. ''The Never substi-
tutors"
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Many people delude themselves by
saying ct win wear away" when they
notice symptoms of kidney and blsd.
der trouble This Is a mistake. Take
Foleys Kidney Remedy. and stop the
drain on the vitality. II cures back.
ache. rheumatism. kidney and blad.
der trouble, and makes every trace %
pain. weakness. and urinary trouble
disappear r. j. Hnl Drug GO. The
Never Substitutors."
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Like all succcssful men he has HE
oucmlos When hs literary Jubilee
Has recently celebrated thr press took
very different NoWs of the event. some
papers publishing Ions articles Boo his
favor while Others declared that lt
was NOT worth while noticing man
Nho had ono mcr.t-that of Keeping
DOB with ihr powers that Dee. no matt
Cen what thcN dld ono ~ the latter
rlH.s repeats "a story n connection
ph tnn Jubilee. which. though Do
should hc taken With grain of salt.
NJ FcN CnarHctDrIEtIa of Russian WAYS
"A certain political party wished 10
present soufurIn Hith congratula-
ton address, cmhclhshCd Rith their
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SON OF SERF
INFLUENTIAL MAN
continued from pase se,enteen)

who used Co give little dinners. 10
which the literary aud artistic worlds
were invited had souNorin at her table
with Iolstoi, then "a much younger man
and great talker. Tolstoi had just be-
gun 90 VXpopnd one of his social the
oros when souNorin opened hls mouth
t0 speak The hostess, seeing this. said
t1 him in n low tone. we shall bel
charmed 90 hear YOU Boo "a few moments
~ S0uyorin' souNorin SAT quietly
while TolstOi talked and several courses
were served a. hast. the great man
ceased and the hostess. smiling at s1u-
Norin. said. % believe you had some
.hins to tcu uar eyes. madam. was
tne journalist reioinder "But i.s
Too lato now only wanted to ASK
for some moro ol those delicious green
peas"
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much for French patriotism 10 tolerate
and NJ Clomonceau fcn. France now
has an admiral Hs minister of marine
and an undcr-sccrctary Of state Tor
the navy he's been created to assist the
minister in an administration capac-
ity. VIII they succeed whore their
predecessors have fallen?
The crisis has become $50 grave that
AN immcdiatc solution is absolutely
necessary, for it is Impossible that "a
country with such am extensive sea-
board. with such splendid harhors and
with such great commercial interests to
boz protected. can allow Itself TO 7ink
90 the level of htth-tatc sea power.
WIN me nation and government face
Tho situation and make the inevitable
the question.
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fermenting "A hours IL makes a slightly
intoxicating drink called pulque which
tastes like buttermilk and bananas
and smells worse. When allowed 20
ferment further the juice becomes mes
cal and tequila. the Mexican alcohols.
RIOT OF FLOWERS.
The flower market is genuine sur
prise. one man remarked. There we
may see those old-fashioned bouquets
composed Of half a ton OF wire. a lace
petticoat. and tinfoil with a green col
larette an round The pieces. which
stand as high as man, crosses.
wreaths, crescents, are Of blended per-
fumes and wonderful combinations Of
color
You may IN your arms with roses
and violets for few centavos. Like
teamwork. carved leather belts, and
false hair flowers are cheap in Mexico
City. Unfortunately none OF these are
necessities of life
FLOATING GARDENS.
Unless you have caught an occasional
glimpse into paradise patio hidden
by a forbidding stone front and have
sailed down the Nga canal you wonder
where all the flowers come from BE
cause the boats are so completely hid
den under banks OF peoples and mar
guorites they are called floating gar
dens." Unfortunately, some OF them
are anything but floating gardens. for
In q house boat a whole family lives
along with the pigs and chickens, while
others groan under loads of dccayinz
vegetables. rocks, firowood, or steam
ing malt from tho brewer.
The floral pieces arc used az funerals.
which are liberal FOR the city OF Mex
leo. despite its rare climate, has tho
second largest death rate In the world.
Little black funeral cars conduct the
cssket which Is often elaborate 10 the
grave The street car carrying the
mourners Is attached 10 the back Of IT,
At the cemetery tho corpse is inferred
I'm a rented grave, Unless the rent s.
kent up the body is exhumed and
burned IN digging up the cemetery
at tho mining town of Quanajuata II
was discovered that the bodies we're
preserved by the popularity OF the soil
The mummies were placed In long
gallery, the women on one side, tho
men on the other Now they have
placed long white robes on tho dead
which increases the CHASTITY aspect,
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WARNING.

DO not be persuaded into taxing
anything but Foley's Honey ana iaI
for chronic coughs bronchltls' ha3
fever, asthma, and lung trouble as
stops the cough and heals the lungs
J.. J. Hnl Drug Co. THE Never
substitutors,"
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CONTINENTAL CASUALTY co

Castle Gate and Clear Creek coal
will remain 1915 per ton, delivered
Bambergcr Coal Co. l6i Main 81.
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The Central Coal a Coke company
have made no change In the price OF
Rock Springs coal and are still selling
n az '5l5 per ton.
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SEPTEMBER 18TH.

Via Oregon Short Line. Si5a for
complete five day tour. including rail
and stage transportation and accom-
modations at flrst-class hotels city
Ticket Office. 3Oi Main ST., phones 80
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ca TO BRIGHAM

Sept. 70. via, O. S. L.. peach day
Round trip Sl25. Special trains lesy'
Salt Lake at S:l5 and S:45 a. m
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Salt Lake Photo and supply 90
Kodaks, finishing. framing, l42 Maln ~
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Hamnn Paints signs Both phone,
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Go TO wandamcrc saturday night
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"It 3 did not know" said NJ Hum
bert, that the resources of my Cuuu-
trY are boo "a measure lncAhaustible, both
uiouIiy and materially . should as-
sur,liy not have undertaken the cam
paign which a have been carrying ON
for months against the administration
OF the navy. ! should hlNr feared TO
SOW OBSCURE cement Instead OF pro-
yokIng Indignation.
but Franco always RECEIVERS herr
self You have only Goo open "a history
90 prove H. and Vo, who now reproaoh
her ministers with having failed for
years past to keen up her naval power.
have never for a moment doubted That
she possesses the means of making
good the evil done
France has the resources necessary
for tha building of thc hattloships she
needs sul she can build quickly N only
FhD cHu n. ir.pd iI1m antlquatod and
Woru-out administrative trammels
Public opinion ls now convinced of tho
necessity nf reform and the vigorous
inquiry iuat closed has opened ovcry
| body gNU"
We have @ splendid soaiaring popu.
iaton Injured Goo thr f1tiguos and dan.
gems of nar.s. tuu. or America with
] her enormous arHhoUrd and waterway.
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Via Hamburger Line. Sept. 5th TO iith
500 for round trip on sale Septsn.
Der 9Th to nth daily with limit Sept
14th Race train 1900 a. m. dailE
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The story Is told of woman who had
forgotten her first husband in the de-
lights Of her second and who received
"a terrible shock on being confronted
BY No. I. whose grave rent she had
neglected to pay in the gallery OF the
dead.
INFANT MORTALITY.
The mortality among children IS
enormous but the Mexican, who IS a
fatalist, takes IL philosophically and
considers his dead children little am
gels" The number Of oyeless. legless
armlcss individuals Is so appalling that
YOU wonder what scourge OF accidents
destroyed so many half-people and let
the other part of them live.
At the end of the magnificent drive
Of the Pasa de Reforma is the castle
OF ChapultcpeC. the summer home OF
the president Here stand the monster
ahuehuet trees 1000 years old under
which Montezuma strolled and ate his
heart out. The cannon balls shot by
General Scott when the Mexican cadets
came out and laid down their lives In
the defense Of the castle, are still
lodged in tho wall Here also is the
restless spring over which Marianas
(the Indian wife Of Cortcz) spirit pre-
sides She Is an ovcrworked ghost for
she Is in two other places az the same
time
DREAM CITY.
Cuernavaca. down I'm the not coun-
try" is a dream city on a painted land
scape After YOU have drunk the sun
light that bathes its wonderful pink
and blue, yellow and purple stucco
houses. and seen the burrOs travel
oriental-wise i'm the shadow of the
palms. and toiled up its quaint cobble-
stone streets lined with Chinese laurel
and blenders. YOU do not wonder that
Cortez built his palace here and toiled
80 miles over The Sierras by team to
get 70 IT, or that MAMMALIAN forgot the
shadow of his impending fate In its
gardens Neither cavalier was idle I'm
spite OF the siesta atmosphere, for
. Cortez found time TO murder his wife
and throw her down a well, and Max
irnilian flirted with his indian mis-
tresses while Carlotta miserably paced
the terraces Of the Borda Gardens. six
miles away,
jose dc Ia Borda made 100000 600 in
| the mines OF Halpujahua, Tasco, and
| Zacatecas. with SlOO0,000 he erected a
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Dance wandamere Saturday night
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tive service tho arsenal was not even
able 10 patch 90 up $50 that b could
b. used fHI artillery experiments
though such work must inevitably ram
10 its share if war were 70 break out
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-28
THE MIGHTY JQAI. 1. WAS
 AFRAID 9E PADDY SHAWN

bloOdlest battles in the 'story of Both men were badly bat, tered and in the tenth round slavin fell and was unable to rise.
 "We were both fought out" said sIEyln, "but was unlucky enough Go fall first and my legs gave out ana couldn't get up"
 shyin at once challenged Jackson for another fight, but the manager Of the big negro refused. Jackson was so badly punished that he never was Che same after the slavin battle. siayIn also suffered from the effects o hi5 fight.
 .lDslavln returned to America and de, foated a number, of first class men, Including Jake Farain, Craig the Coffee Cooler" Steve O'Donnell and Ilut Butler. He. came to Alaska in 1897. being one of the early mushers over the White Pass trail and has since been closely indentified with the mining industry of the north.
 slavln is still a commanding figure
 
 and he Is respected by all who know him. He never talks about himself Il less questioned. Mining is his ia, vorlte topic of conversation. He is one Of the best boosters the north has and Is an northerner heart and soul. He has musbed over many of the trails of the northlaud and is one of the best posted men on mining in the north. He is on close terms of intimacy with many of the big min, iuB magnates and often, supplies them with Information He also bears a commission of notary public from the goyerpor of tbp YukOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-28
JEFF3.ES ID
 SEE JOHNSON
fgy United Pressl

NEW YORK. Oct 2S-Jack John'o" ra negro heavyweight champion ar rived in New York from the west to- 5av and was rendered big welcome as he left the railroad depot. ThoaS. ands of people gathered to greet the biz negro and he was cheered as he nsnt to his hotel in an automobile.
 Johnson and Jcffries will nave q conference tomorrow afternoon in re .,rr to their proposed battle. Art frlas of agreement will pEoo"O'' " signed.