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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October q, 1882
WALKER HOUSE,

October II, 1882.
WALKBR HOUSE.
E W Thompson, city; D & Orth, 0g-
den; Q j Baskwitz San Francisco; Chas
Lsmeuerodorf. F.isco; Chas Jacobs,
San francisco; Mr. and Mrs A Cameron,
Miss Mary Lasey, Miss Brown, Mrs Var
Antwerp, La Crosse, Wis; 81 Me-
Chesney, New York, II s Lubbach, Sill
veT Reef; N Wescoat, wife and child
Eureka, New; G A Brant, Baltimore; Z
Wilson, Glasgow. Jno Cophs, Butte
w Shannon, London, Eng, Chas G Hi.
ton, q S N, a q Merrell. U S N, Z
Eureka; W D Aldrich, San Francisco;
A 81 Goode, Minneapolis; Robt Hunter
Australia; Geo A Wood, o S Yards
Chicago; 8 0 Swift, Wood River; J d
No:hsm, San Francisco.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
0S Smith, San Francisco; @ Il Pratt
st joseph, Mo; Miss M a Bissell, Spring
vile, E Turner, Logan; j D Negus, j a
Grovett, Ogden; G L Godfrey, Frisco; a
B Carlton; Dr. WskeHan and wife, T.
Douglas; Nathan Kimbsll, Ogden; Harry
z Bowman, st Louis; W G Moore, New
York; c A II Biglow, Boston.
WHITE HOUSE.
John Gillespie, Tooele; Charles West,
Ohicsgo; F Fishsl, Park City; & r Cen
nell, Ogden; Chas Wsltner, Fl Douglas;
Harry J Curran. Cheyenne; Hermann
Michky, BlackHoot; J Bourgsrd, Bing-
ham; D Williams. city; L Chase, Nephi;
I Jensen, Fish Greek; / McHendry,
Idaho; John johnson. Stockton; g w
Smith, Ogdeni John d Borip. Fl Thorn
burgh; Wm Bailey, Arimo; D Buckley,
Binghvm Canyon; Frank Peach, Fort
Douglas; D -Driscol, Philipsburg, Chss
Gallagher, George Winsor, Wood River;
b L Fisher, Butte City; T r Simmonss
John a Lawrence, Park City; Ed Il Pat
ter, Ogden; j G Crissman, Kelton; VIM
SAMSON and wife, Springville; John
Cloes, Fillmore; L Vestergard, Ogden;
g a Wilcox, Franklyn; 81 Bays, Bull
lion, Idaho; I l Cahill, Ssnpete Co;
Ehos White, Sswtooth; Cbas Dixen, Jno
Lloyd, Park City: L D Buncs, Spring.
vile; e A Gunseu, Bingham.
VALLEY HOUSE. d.
0 D Nsughn and wife, New York;
Stephen Wade, Miss Flora Austin, Dem
Q o Bahr, Tintic; Samuel WadsWood,
Wood River; E y Eastman, James w
Scott. Naysjo Agency, N A; 81 K Phil
lips, Bay Horse, Idaho; Geob Penny,
Samuel Mitchell, Am Falls, Idaho; J n
Leer, Chicago; j A Abner, San Fran
cisco; W T Whitmore, Chicago; Mira.
Harris, Mrs Moore and two children, P
[ johnson, Eureka; Teos Reuben, New
Castle, Del; Allan Hodgson and wife,
John 10th, Spanish Fork; H Msrsing,
W A Halsey. A G Shields, 0 s Line;
Mrs F McLane, Miss Z Beecher, New
York.
CLIFT HOUSE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27

TIE HARTFORD CoWGaat says
whenever it becomes question
whether Connecticut shall rule
rum or rum shall rule Connecticut,
it win not worry about the result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27

THE TASTE Of politics that the
people of Utah are being treated to
during this brief campaign will not
be forgotten. People will soon
understand there is something in
parties and politics.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27
SALT LAKE DAILY BERsLD.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, 1882

T4R DAILY aBRALD is published
s7ery morning, Mondays excepted at
Esst Temple Street, near first Soutni
salt Lake City, by the 98RALD PRINT
rEe AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scription price, $40. 80 per ennum, post
age Included; psrts OF year st me
sane rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection inside BY carriers. 25c, week,
THE ShMI-WEEKLY HERALD Is
published every Wednesday and'Satur-
day morning, at $3.50 8 year; SIX
months, SLID; postage included.
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FOE SALE.

N0TIGE.-New properties every day; Los-,
negotiated on zeal estate, houses rental ~
rents collected charges moderate,
Go oEO 4 CczY HOUSE OF FTya
qo,ooO rooms and porch, lot east fr 5.-
nice shades, hydrsnt water, etc ors Dbl
S :sn N NITI6 '" Two HOUSES OF Fd4s
p0)OVO' rooms each and lot jx2l rods =
ground, soon to De business properly, oli
block from Main street, q
So $50 ACozY COTTAGE OF FIVE
PO7 A0O' rooms. lot 6S feet south front
room for another nice house, gas and wafer
one block from Cliff House, a good chsnc,
for business person. rs
,4UU. ham street Sdi con co9ts IN S'l I5
square rods az ground. A fine Investment, q
ST GOO A CLOSE BUILDING LOT ~
- 49, good cultivation, 4xl0 rods, On
block ess1 ct Main street, On State Road A,
81 600 HOUSE OF -FOUR Rooms
~ LOT 4z10 rods Of gr0uai ha1
p I4t from car line, Fourth East Street Mi
50 5OO TWO STORY HoUu 81
seven rooms; 10; 3x5 ro& g-G
'front.' nice shades, etc., on car lina In
South street.
80. house Of nine rooms, bath III
= 49, 'A~V -VtASJ sVutu lLVut, spieuulQ IA
hydraut water, lawns, shades, etc, on carE
four end half blocks east Ct Main street
81, 250 AD0sE lot a E.5S Fod or IF g E0
good locality, hydrsnt water and gas uearE
five and half blocks from post Office. q
FOR RENT.
House Of seven ro9ms, % blocks sas. z
postofice, $35.
House Of six room Main street. SS:,gl
furnished, S45.
Wanted Territorial and County SCRIP.
Small Houses tc Rent or Tor Sale, applisb
lions daily.
BROKER!
Money to Loan on diamonds, watches 1.g
elry and other eoIlaterals. A specially il
buying and selling railroad tickets SCRIP
urors' and witnesses court certifsstE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27

LOUISIANA is pressing claim in
Washington for equipping several
regiments during the war of 1912.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-27
CLIFT HOUSE,

A Mayberry. Am Fork; NJ Johnston
Archie McOombs, Jno j Shay, Butte,
City! E Wilson, Coolville; DR. Silas
Reed, Boston; James 81 Livingston,
Stoekston; Pat Hesley, Ogden.
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TO be Continued.
Mothers: Mothers =!
fOthscrS

Are you disturbed at night and
broken cf your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the ex
cruciatiug pain of cutting teeth .
II so, go atpnce and get a bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP. |: will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that It will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
ly safe to use in all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription of one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents u bottle.
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La, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1892.

''Cirse your lie muttered savagely,
I'VE shall prove who will be winner If lis
to be a girls limited knowledge OF the world
against the accunula.ed ,rlc1ery Of years,
let the game commence. Yet tie thing is
easy-what if tonight I should fix it so
that No; I've done, enough of that.
III fight It out! The advantage is entirely
on my side"
He returned to the gay Mrs. Burrill
An object that had remained in the shadow
Of tree LOT more than ftot from the bal
cony during tle wu2i, oi t4lIs conversation,
now stole cautiously o;lt INTO tie moonlight.
The figure OF a metlolA-sized nan, his
face concealed by tie broad br..A Of slouch
hat.
He passed to the back Of the yard, keep
ING close to the fence, and vanished in the
ahadowsi
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NO. 1S.

tenance may have touched his heart.
He glded to the light and extinruished IL.
Darkness prevailed.
Ills next move was mysterious.
Setting down the lantern he carried. he
drew from his pocket an envelope, knelt by
the bed, and called, lightly:
Cecil Clayton"
Cecil stirred, but did not wake
MOVING neArer, he again called, gently as
before:
Cecil Clayton
The repetition started the girls latent
senses into action.
Sine aWoke
Finding herself in the dark, she would
have cried aloud
''Shush.' whispered the voice in her ear.
''I'in friend, Here. take this: read if soon
as you git the chance. Mark its contents.
and act on eml"
He put the letter in her hand.
She clntched it mechanically amaze
meut, not fear, held her dumb
Don't get skeered.' continued the voice.
''Theres a plot afoot to rob the house. but
no harm shall come to YOU Soon as saw.
wake up Yer friend. Tell Ler there's buclers
here. Dye see?"
Yes" answered Cecil, family.
"lf hadn't been boss O this job, maybe
yoH'd been murdered as well as robbed,
Thank Yer God that you aint."
You will be caught gasped Cecil
'tush! Il take care O myself
The mysterious Tom picked up his Ian.
tern, and Went toward the door,
'Now screech" he said. hoarsely, after he
lad reached the hall.
An inward prompting forced the wonder
lng girl to ooey Sprinsing out Of bed. she
ran to Clara, crying:
'Thievesl thieves! Help: tclD! helm"
Cara took mp the cry.
Tom Black bounced down the stairs two
steps at time, and into the front basement
4 bag Of ''swag" laid on the dining table.
Gypsy Jack had made good Use OF the time.
Jack! Jack".' called Tom.
''Here, Toni" came fro.a the dark recesses
Of q closet. "Ready"
Issuing quickly from his retreat, the
Gipsy grasped one end of the bag.
drop it, said Tom. ''No chance to
take 1.-THE hull crowds awake! Scoot!"
He kicked the bag aside and dragged Jack
into the street.
The Spider, stationed at the back fence.
warned by the noises inside, had already
taken his departure.
All three ted, each taking different di.
recton.
The police, arriving ten minutes later,
| captured battered window. the bag that
had awaited transportation and Tom Blacks
| old lantern, all of which they carried away
ia triumph.
An easy victory for the ''best police force
! in the world"
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COoKING OIL.-In our family we
have been using refined cotton seed
cooking oil for about one month.
For most purposes it is much supe
rior to lard. 1t will cost but abouG
so or 60 per cent of the price paid
for lard.
We have no hesitation in recon
mending it to families believing it
to he purer. cleaner and more pala
table than the lard low fonnd IN
the market.
1t can be had Of $. 7. GriSamore
who wilI keep it constantly On
hand for sale.
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been planning.' i
spit her ont. Don't taI.e elI dart"

spit her ont! Don't take al day."
oa lltth Avenue lives a young lady
whom l have every reason to believe IS
Wealthy. She Is comparatively unprotected
WISH You, together with jack and Joe to
aAeet an entrance into the house tO-!norrow
nlGnt, aud quietly slip ont again with every
th'h5 oI value that you can lay your LauL5
upon."
What If the young lady and her little
household happens to wakc:" asked the
There, = sleep which knows 70 waking.
Such a sleep might bs best for them: It
wonld relieve thcn OF great deal OF care'
Clark tossed Oh tie table a handful ct
silver.
divide that"
Grabbed Joe, the Spider, eagerly seized as
many of the coins rs h. could grasp and
thrust them into his pocket
Io;u Black made 10 effort to secure his
share.
Il would warn yor not to attempt to en-
ter The house till early morning" continued
the leader. Get there by midnight When
the lights are dolscd scale the rear fence,
jr~y open the basement shutters they are
tim siats-cut out the glass with your dia-
mond and clean the house. BE sure you
don't bring away any worthless trash. Try
it all before you bag it,"
Sure, Bob" responded Jack. 81 don't
take no risks, cause people is gittin' SO
mean they use only hali-and-half stuff
more pewter than silver in Il silver pitcher:
and jew lry.-why, the golds fire-siit, and
the diamonds Lake Georges"
Too stingy to live..'' growled the Spider.
'Chca:;rg rs ont Of trade!'
Ought to petition the Legislator, and
; Eoua Govt ,Y, {nr Ain, ~. added no
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PERSONAL! T'<o MEN ssNEY.

The NoATaIc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
FoLTAGc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men lyoung or
ollI who are afflicted with Nervous Debil-
ity. Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kin
dred troubles guaranteeing speedy and
c55mplete restoration OF health and manly
yiaor. Address as above. y. B.-No risk
is incurred, as thirty day trial is allowed.
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CHAPTER X.

HIGH soCIE1'T-~ruE RESULT or THE WAGER
AN INTERvIEw-wAs He AN EvEsDRopPEE?
"Oh, how lovely! You will quite take the
prize"
Cecil Clayton stood before the mirror,
putting the finishing touches to her wealth
OF hair.
She sighed as Clara's admiration revealed
itself in this outburst.
The thoughts of her lonely condition and
of Philip, were creating within her q revolu-
t;on, a revolution which would be the cause
Of much trouble for herself as well as others.
No: one thread Of the mystery of old John
Clayton's sudden disappearance had been
lunraveled-ail was sarmlse. Nor were the
detectives any more successful In their hunt
for clue to the whereabouts Of the wife,
having no portrait to guide them, and but
few scraps of family history, i'll themselves
unimportaat, which Cecil was obliged to
| give.
Still the young heiress' determination
never wavered.
| She had almost changed her mind as to
the propriety of going into society, but Gu
riosity finally prevailed.
How strange, if the man should prove to
be Jared Clark under an assumed name!
What hold on him it would give her!
Black grenadine with white crepe frill,
caught with pearl Of rare value, comprised
her dress.
La her hair Clara had placed camelia,
the effect of which called forth an outburst
OF pleasure, as she eyed it in various lights,
to see If 1t were properly arranged.
..If really am TO be the belle OF the even
i.le, Clara what viii our friend the dashinS
| widow say!
what she pleases. She's as jealous as
r5t "a
o,,nions of her set. I'm friendly enough
with her, but have no sympathy with jeai-
ousv. 1t reminds me of dogs growing over
q bone"
Love. minus jealousy. is not lasting,
Clara. should be jealous, ii-if-
Philips spirit must have been lowering
oyer her. for she could see nothing before
her save a dim mist, and i'll that mist faint
" outlined, his face.
s.If what, dear? hope You have not had
an affair of the heart: there was a young
man whom you seemed to care for
George Newton" said Cecil hastily. hei
quick wit saving her. Nothing serious
That is, on my part. Poor fellow.
sWhy DO you siGh?'
ssI was thinking how sad is the realization
of love unreiuited.
There was brilliant gathering at th'
widow BuTrills. -,
Youth. beauty and fashion, ,ninGled Will
tie odor of perfumes and flowers, rendetet
the scene delightful one.
The butterflies OF Mrs. Bnrrills ''sat eve
s.rove for Gscenlaney in style and socia
,,,,crass but Mrs yurrill retained the a
fiction of Murray Hill us being queen Q
entertainers.
Al eves were turned when Cecil Clayto,
made her appearance in this gathering {
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8reis % Gents per S6a6tel.
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Gs fam feline Before Garautie iiir ben gSertb uon Or.
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Church Service. ,x,.,

Raw n a94 Episcopal Church---Tbe nastor
7:i5 n n, a. Rogers, breaches at Il a. n ana
and eysT, street Presbyterian churct.-hf..-irg
IN. ana az Sermo2 by Rev : \. King. n a
nsuai hour 9a"o"th-school al the
Prs sIi,s@ Eganecal services at second street
Weruing ''' ~ 80 p m by kev +
Rev wv, ! street $ Methodist cnarcn--1ae castor.
ming, II a M breaches lnornin- Gld eve
lot the children -"' H'"'Aihg N'fii'''.
Bsd LIGgh o Of The Accomplishments F.a.r
pers at p. III mass d. ~ b IA yes
Rev e'iiip'lst Episcopal ehurch-I1ls ra.,a,.
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IN. - i'altist rhufel,-. eryi.eA - /; \ IN ~
at7 p"s u, Or. Is r. carroll. Night -rrui,L
Vices Al Il d ~. ''' va NJ $40.
+o Su nh, pte -rsa .hur,n--Ihe D..
evening
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FEsHESN.< AZ.

NJ. C. :. Cess, oi Tire ga. ,,.ir ~.u.
returned hou.e Yesterday.
M Thomas Brennan. of Nt-.omi
Pacific, Is il ;hg city.
Nj. \ $. B.odgc. Of the VI. .o..- IT,
citic, Is s''ar-a- ed III TIE ii .i'- sand
Dr.J.L. Fo.su. Urt.d : t-s Iu F..
is in the city, 1t GU OF tie ". .ri.a.
Mr.. &. N. oheppud. agent pacG, *
press company, Is rg,>tervd - the VI -
Clelland
Mr. c. y. Wel-hel. ius11n,- a5ia-; r..
New Dreams, is lUite sick at the Mrt. j.
land houSe.
Maj. T c. Tibbs = improving III lc n
though sill not well enough ateui 20
active business matters.
Mrl. Judge Mickey who IL, I.cn Sc
riously II Tor several days. W. yr,t, u y
somewhat better her iij,nds y Il J! d
10 learn.
Hon. B. W. Rimes Left on last NIGHTS
train for his home in Ma-lin. He v i--
turn on Wednesday 10 attend 10 some
mat ers which the attorney We ui..DIc
10 bring before IN ta'ore ;'Jpl t L
OF couyC.
NJ. and MIS-. Hamilton were eiadlr.
on Friday night by the arrival OF a.i-
tltul Gil. who d : come to remain and
cheer that housed Old The grand par,u.>.
Capt. and Ms. BOggcSs are no h#giy
than the father and mother
Mrs. Leola IN. Hoan IS J ola 20
lev. during the Late VI and tor 40 -
a nurse in Hoods big; le. is now IN Sc
city ona sit. aG.i--. OF he ! ~ hun o..
She arrived vest .rl"v morn ~ and wUs 4
he nleased to her, On any sniGic" f.e"'~.
Col. J. Il. Pace is in receipt OF a letter
from his family. who are now IN lt'1as-
see. saying. that heavy snow storm
fallen there and the rivers are .'oza0 "vf"-
No wonder they sigh for the genial rii-
mate of Texas. for which tiny NJ - b..
ina few DAYS and on Arrival make 4 .r
future home in Waco.
Among the visitors 10 our city are
Nessrs. orr and CardNtH. OF Dixon. e 'l-
tucky. who are looh.n" ar les With "a
nroh,ble view to locl ~ somewhere d
The state. They a~e men OF M 'S "nd
Shou!d they decide - come 10 ne Lone
Cfar state viii be a Yaluable a. u Of 10
whatever section in which they n " To-
cate.
Mr. Emmett b. Aim. one Of the 81, We
,o,nnorifors OF the EXAMINER oil
te,.Iav nut his rule his vest pc yet 81
In rsti-p from new ,Dape- work. h1\ -
I'aan rendered position in lie i "+, III
ond Texas Cen al eli o. nj Iious
H. ASrn is not only a rlev pa mr. olt
baars the imprint of a gentleman. .-hu We
are Old to know that oRe 90 DE- N II
stems into good pOsltor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-08

I,ss-- -sv ,d " ley Jones owners
COT Tie euei Il hotel br = ~ now
being o. ecteu Oh the co ler Of four, \
;ua FIf street. have leased The
hotel fo- Re i OF years to y. j. i.
b D., y 81 res V he well Re
membere5 By Waroltes nd the travelling
puhic as the prop. etor of the BIZ mes
norse n Houston. vi ich under = mau-
agement lcl eyed fstte NJ poprlf~-
ity. Inc hr' e, the second stor.' @,
vi 8 now up, be zee stories IN
height nd have ~ the modern
imD. ~ sments -urh as not and cold
W.. er, passenger elevator. gas Gnd az
the couve, ences to render ( lelts con-
fo, able. Here er no one cf1 complain
tina W5'o Ia not ample hotel taci ties
and can 81 the pubic as Pood sc-
commoda#ons - CT be had the
sta-e It Is thought the house cf1 be
re. ly for occup' No. 4 vty days, bat
those who know Row ted'ous'y work
prolf- sseE here do lot pect - see ]
f. Iy comnleted ~ foJ month When
4 shed it be n Ornament TO
Fon b street ID benefit 70 Waco aud
the trave x pubic alike.