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Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


The pavemertI were very slippery
this morning g, making walking dificult.
Travel en- the various railroads this
morning was very light.
- The Shields Library Association will
celehrAts Its twenty .hfth anniversary
on May 9TH.
Robert Shaw exbibits proofs OF his
hrst etching In o. u. Rudolph's window
at Fourth and Market streets.
The Teachere' Com miitee oil the Board
Of EjuoatIon did not meet on Saturday
according to the call.
Miss Lille Steele, Of Newark, DEL,
10 visiting friends In this city and will
also pay = visit TO friends in Philadel.
phia before her return homo.
W. A. Hukill, auctioneer, sold for
James Murray. admibistrAtor, on SAt-
urdAy last, ht the court house, the brick
yelling at 1905 West Fourth street, 70
Mr.. MoRlwee TOR sl270.
Owing to the Ice floAtipg in the river.
the steamer Brandy wine did not make
her regular trips to and from Philadel'
phis yesterday. She was still ut her
wharf this morning.
The temperance address by Rev. d.
O Hama, which was to havs been
given In Hocksssin Hall, on tho 2lsi
inst has been postponed until the 2S.h
inst.
A horte belop ging to jobs Lynch got
fast In . Quiokeand In the road near
Llngwood, Chester County, Pa, on
Thursday morning. and In lie struggles
TO get free broke Its neck.
A dramatic entertainment will te
given at the late Household OF Faith
Church, for the benefit of Smyth Post
Drum and Fife Corps, on Tuesday, April
18th. Tickets 10 ard 25 cents.
Smyth Post, g. A. r has moved its
headquarters 10 the hall over the Third
street market house, and the knights
OF the Mystic Ohsin have rented the
fourth floor Of the AdamB Building.
The wife OF Lewis HAmmerer, re.
siding Gt No. 4l8 Monroe street, Was at.
tackled with smallpox on Sunday, and
the yelloS Hag Is displsyed on the
premises.
A boy named Hoffman fell of fur.
niture car at tho corner Of Eighth and
Monroe streets on Saturday last and
was slightly cut about the head and
face. He was taken Into Veasey' 4
drug store and his ir1uriea attended TO-
John FAhey, Jr., who has been en-
ployed At Clifton Mills, near Kennel
Square, Pa, for several years, vii
niove TO Wilmington, where ho viii
take charge Of his brotherin-lAS' I
husiress while the latter is In Gall
fofnia.
The new judge advocate OF the De
pSrtment OF Dtltwsre, q. A. r., vii
be George V. Massey, Esq, OF Dover
Ejgsr A. Finley, OF Dupont Post,
department insne ctor, and Joseph r.
N ntsomery, OF emyth Post, chic
mastering Cflicer.
The Demosra!iJ State Central Com
mittee will meet In Dover on ThurtdA
next, for the purroso Of fixing the dai
for holding an eleotioa for delegates /
the National Convention which mes
in 81. Louis on jane 5,h. The dell
gates viii 40 instructed to vote for ih
reconciliation OF President Cleveland.
II trsnspirtd this morning that II
Ultizet g. AIEoeiatlou had waited ppo
j. II. Caspelsor, freight agent Of Il
p, W. 81 b. II for the purpose Of II
ducinR him TO have bis name used as
candidate for MAJOR. Tho com mittee
peIsuAi n was snfiicient, and Mr. Os
ptrson consented 10 the use Of his ma m
Tbis, OF course. will make tho fig
mere interesting.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
BY mocnligas Aiope.

A German named Chaunce, q baker,
who has been doing business at the
L. corner of Third and Harrison streets.
came to the conclusion On Friday last
that the bakery was not bringing In as
many dimes as he thought 1t should do,
and so he decided TO change his location,
which he accomplished success ully when
the neighborhood was iatt locked in the
arms OF Morpeus, ard the moon to light
him on his way He failed to notify hIs
landlord, Mr.. sesterhenn. OF his inten'
tions, and In his hurry 10 get away left
behind him several pounds OF lard, butter,
flour, rolliug.pins, etc. His whereabouts
Is as yet undiscovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
psath Of an AGED LadI.

Mrs. Ann Long the widow OF the late
William Long, died about 9 o'clock
this morning, at the residence o. hssS don.
In law, Mr.. James r. CeisttJn, near
oooch's Bridge, in 10 s0:h ear Of her
age.
Mrr. Long yG1 born in New York
city, Aps.i Is, 1893, aud was the dAnah.
tsf OF VIM. aud Sarah Fisher. Her
father was engaged in commercial pat
suiR, aud Was csptGln Of one o; his al
vessels. He was member OF the same
lodge OF Masons ~ GoorRe Washington,
and intimately associated with him in
business pertaining to that order. He
And his wife died whom Mrs. Long was
quite young, aud she Was takon in
O argo by q relative, . member OF The
Society Of Friends, OF TucRahoe, New
arEey.
Sho resided at tia. place until she
WAS about IL yeAfs Of age, when the
was started on journey 10 Baltimore
to make her home with soma relatives
In that city. This journey occupied
several days, part Of it being made In .
stage coach and part OF 1t on \ slod
| drawn by oxen, aud loAced with wood,
on which Ahe crossed the Della VI are
river on the ice, from Camden 10 Phila-
delphia Shortly after her arrival In
Baltimore war was declared between
tDe United States and Great Britain,
and up to the time her memory beosme
impaired by advancing ago she delight
cd ip tsiking Of the thrilling and exois
lug scenes of those days. About the
yesr 1918 she removed 10 Philadelphia,
aud was married to William Long en-
September 10, 1879
Her husband died IN this city In
I sl - ssAI HI
having been employed for the last III
Mint, PhiiAdelphtA Mrs. Long, a,
we'll as her husband, was u e.lopl {
Methodist, and joined g.. Georges NJ
E. Cnnr III, Put a1elphia, when 1t wa
the only church OF that denomination
la the city. They with few other
ware Inttr1mental in forming NaZaretl
CauTob, which Is now one OF the lAfges
and IOoat Influential in the bounds o
tho Pii sdelpbiA Conference.
In 1915 Mr and Mrs. Long removst
20 ttts city ard made their home Wit
their sop. Mrs Long remained In thi
/. c!tJ ior some two or TIN ee years afte
Y her husband's death, and then took U
IT her residence with her daughter In Per
cadnr hundred, where abs rename
until her death. Notwithstanding hs
advanced age khs hAs enjoyed eHoelleL
heSta until within few weeks, br
for seve1sl years. her faoultiel hev
b-en very much impaired ana rapid
fAi!td. Sho WAS the mo.her OF for
oulidren, tEo of whom died in infanC
rs mud two are Ltill living, as follow
william q. Long, Of the REruBLIoAl
aud Mrs. RebecoA A., tho wife OF n
James II. Deighton, tax collector
= Psnoacer hundred. Tho ms for d
' funeral has cot yet been appointed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
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WlGoktnn a9ua


Saint Marks Grand Ccun,,i
T., for tho Bta,e Of Dd,xs,,
annual Conolave on Ptld,, 4,
March ~, ard eleoled ard .s'
following omcers:
sit simsoA Hood, Read
der; bir 4. II. Weeks. v N
Osnl mander; Slr Aitapt Taorl
q Gensrslissimo; Sir g m
V E @. CAp.. Genera; sl /
Oildweld, V. K G. Prls,t, SI1
!. Bmi,h, v. Il q. Tru,p,,r
drew jackson, V L. @ Ret
John W. shocklsy, V. / q
Warden Dir P. .. Blake, V. gI
ior Wai den.
App. inted tfficers-sr D,,
well, e q. Wander; Sir Jans'
q. etAi dafd B.trsl; sn W.
u. @. q sofd Bearer alr l.a1
Ger. E, G Capt. u ins G Guln,l
miah Miller, Il q Guard,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
ADesorved appointment.

AtA meeting Of the Oid Fellows
Hall Company, held en- Thursday last,
Isaac W. HallAm was snimouSly
elected secretary and treasurer Of the
said com pany to fll the said vacsnc ncies
caused By the death Of Henry Eckel.
The election OF Mr.. HAllAm was de.
served, as he has faithfully and eff.
oiently performed the duties OF the
secretary OF the Grand Lodge for the
past sixteen years He has been 8
member Of the order for the past
twenty five years, during wbioh time
he has passed thrOuRh all the chAlEs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
"Bonan.A" nsehay ana bsu,apgsr.

PARIs. March 25.-Ths National,
having recently twice alluded 10
alleged relations between General Bou.
LANCER and . rich American residing
near the Arc 90 Triomphe, Mr. Mackay
ha, written formal letter deny ing that
he has ever been acquainted with Gen
ersl B,u'sngsr.
The Boulanser meeting to which Mr.
Michelin called attention In the Cham
Der Of Deputies yesterday. was held In
Flvalli Hal None of the alleged pro-
moters attended the meeting. The gate
keepers disapps Ared with the receipts,
and IL % aud epce after noisy proteets
rssolv,d to ask tho public prosecutor to
indtot the persons responsible fer the
meeting ON the charge Of Bvindlipg.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
DoGlh Of n,r. HallanhlIhl

JAuea l.. vAl.Anllihan I'D
PhilSdelphlA btspiiSl Oa s,s,l
Ing. where he bad been ,s.i 4
ment for nervous psralyIs, I'D
he had been suffering iu;El
Tue body vas brought 10 I'D
Under,aker J. b Martin, uhl
Cd 1t and for warded 1t 10 Eml|
funeral will take plSos iloa I
depce OF Rsv, ]. L. VAllAR.lll
fathtr Of tie deceased, Oa va
o. 2 O'Clock p m. The dteaNI
msmber o. the New 0sS.ls bG,
heid the om1e VI Jusiics Il \
AND was a brother Of EiErl
landighGm, iorn'Ty Of iAs
DR.. ] 8 VAllAndiRl an Of g.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
HARD OhOak

A case Of actual hard cheek" is re-
ported from Detroit, where q sixteen
yeer-old lad has been IN the habit OF
"thrusting pins and needles, which he
collected on the sly, into tho right side OF
his face and neck He was recently
sent 10 a hospital for 1.-The insane,
with the hope that he might be cured Of
the mania. At the time OF his departure.
1t is asserted. he had between 80 and 40
pins buried to the head In his cheek be-
sides an unknown number of needles,
which were entirely cut Of sight
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
p...,dantInI Prefer snces.

The Philadelphia Press publishes
the presidential preferences OF 80 Penn
aylyania Republican county chAirmen
aud 80 State committeeman. OF those
III have no choice after Mr.. Blaine.
The remainder are greatly divided 10
prefer e q o d, the leading faVorltes stana,
in,: SHERIDAN, q; q; sss6Et0F J. Don
"; Dspew, IL; Hawley, g.
Harrison, Gresham and Q1sy, 4 each ;
Allison and Sheridan, 8 each.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Fns In an Ea,toria, room.

PETERSBURG. March 80 "A are oc
outrsd In the l-ctx Appeal tuI!otDg on
81 oamOrs street, about 4 O'clock yeB
terdAy morning caused by q detective
hue leading from the engine loom
Ehe editorial Cffioe OF Mr. K. z. Bar
ham, with its furniture and n hno
hbEaTy, was pretty nearly ruined, tu!
the reJt of the bui ding Was fortunately
uDilj jared. TIE loss 10 foly oOVeIed
by Insurance.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
echo ola and New sos|

DR.. J Il. Spencer, ubOhH
oAn p OF tho Oomu aadetiI q,
q. A. L OF ths Uultsd Saul
liver . free lecture 10 st. ~
Church TO- n0rroE (TussilllI
on 'The Old R;d New NsaI
doctor Is sl,o Department "a
Tennessee and Gscriis, I'D
engaged iu the tducAllOsaH
whites in the Central 6ou'A
years. H4 is AlsO Pie'!dH1
urant Memorial UnivtnlyrI
over o thousand students VI
lecturer ard able to en'tili7
struct his hearers, All 81
attend,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
sh,eId Of HOnof,

Delaware Lodge, Shlst y
will be Instituted thii eTtll's
loan Meot AHios Hall, sea'as
Fourth Gnd KIug slieeh
bers OF this ledge are nqlal
prest Mt ct IT'S O'Clock, Iarp
arrangements previous y y
The members Of the orisi "
IuvIted TO be pre,sui. Alni
tuition Of the lodge tho c1i.
open for any who may va
faat Increasing z order.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
adam FOrspsuIn's Kow Paronars.

Adam Forepaush. the Snowman ,pur-
cf ased on Saturday the two lors a. the
northeast corner OF Broad and Dsuph!n
streets Philadelphia, from Johu Baird.
Mr.. Forspauqh now owns the entire
square blundsd by Broad, Thirteenth,
Dsuphin and York streets.
Nj. ForopsuRh intends to erect y
large builGinK on the site to exhibit his
show during the winter.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
A OarefuI OItiEen

OF Ban Francisco, who had no CONT
dsnce In banks and savings institu-
tions, secrsted hts surplus earnings,
amounting to S1200 10 piece OF ga,
pipe. The improvised bank did NO,
prove secure, however, as . pleasant
young man who lodged with the care
ful citizen relieved the pipe Of its con
tents and got as far away rs Los An
Reles before ha was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
olsomargar,ne and stone.

A Dstroit man bought what purported
TO be tub of butter, hut a test proved
that 1t was cleomHrgsIiae. He was
nngry when the 70 that he had been
cheated taWned upon him, bat he was
more so when be found a atone thai
weighed 10 pounds concealed in the
middle OF the oleOm Ar2arlne
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
sale Of H1orses

On Saturday, last L. W. Suldtan &
Blu sold a public auction ior W. q.
Martin, - hAs4d OF horses at tha follow
10 pr,ots: Si71 $500 Sl91 Si76, si65,
St9i, Sl75, sic, SiC0, silo, sl9O $3.50,
4 plir Of black m4'ss were sit.6ra9n
o. sse2 one horse ut sls5. md another
a. Ssai 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Barn BurAed.

BAGERsTowH, MO, March 25-rhe
large pArn OF MTs Mary BshInoy, near
lUaeWsville, WAshir gton County. was
burned to the gtound lass hight Moth
log Was sIved except the ttook. The
hrs Is supposed 10 be- OF tncennisry orr.
gin. LJss about $2.CtO, partially In.
alsgl,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
OpenlnR HO-NIght

The Novelty TheAre, on Front street
between King ar d French streets, opens
this evening with good corps OF actors.
1t is the intention to preserve good order
and make the place worthy of patron
age 1. Is TO be hoped thSt the good
resolution may not be broken, and that
the management will deserve the pat
ronage Of he public.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
postruot,yo F,Arnos In Peoria.

PEORIA, March 20 The Rouse busl-
ness block, one OF the huest In the city,
WAS burned lsls .sSL plght IL ciutain
cd CaCke'5 tailor shop, Q14!mEn's bot
and srob stOIe, eevetal .flioss AID the
Grand Army Hail. All Tho contents
were buEnGd. LJss between $40, ,0C0 and
$50 600.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
0ettInn Bettar.

Mr.. strickler, foreman Of the Pusey &
Jones grainor department and who has
been tonti ed to the house ey Glckness Ia
able TO sit up and hopes are entertained
that he will coon be able TO be out again
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
DIED

LAUOK.-At Edgem DOT, Dsl., on tho 2bth
inst NJ III in LEuok, Jr., ron OF iohn a1d
Kate Baock, ia tho Tth yoar of hi age.
To be buried rcm tho IeIiSns % OF his
Rrand parents, No. 222o Farm Gu IT avenue,
PkiiRdsipbiA, on wednesday, Ma:ch 2B.
lntofnent pTivAts.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

o.ll OF 2C6 Market sire, t.s.,.,,il IN
You will Ind there ., s,.i ~. M
bottom price. You,,l pU," ~,
pie at home don't ippiVM, p w,.|
for sny reason OF .. = h,r,
don't ihluk yea got > ~ ~
return, exchange 2, CS,,srciI
hack every time oA
ket street. -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Court of oh0nCary,

The Court of Chancery and Orphans
Court met this morning 10 the ourt
House, Chancellor 9 uisbury presiding.
Several orders were made in reference to
the sale OF property
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
stasa OF sne rsmpsrasuro

2O6 Market st. above Second, VIII
mingtoD.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
nIr. phoIps Coming Home.

LONDON, March, 25.-Mr Phelps, the
American minister, sails for America
early in April He has been given two
months leave OF absence.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child, now Fix years off age, when
An infant six months old was ats cked WIN
girulent, malignant skin disease. All ord dlnary
remedies failing, we called our family physi-
clan, who attempted 70 cure 1t but II spread
with almost incredible raploity, until the
the middle OF his back down TO his knees, was
one solid rash, ugly, painfal, blotched and
nale Gus. We had no rest at night, no peace
by day. Finally, we were advised to try the
CUIICuRA kKAEOIbs, The effect was simply
marvellous. In three or ICur weeks COM
plete cure was wrought leaving the little fel-
lows person as Whit and healthy as though
be had never been attacked. In my epinibn
Tour valuable remedies saved his life, and TO-
we'll, no repetition of tue disease having 4yer
occurred. GEO. II. sh IT,
All a. Law anu - :. Att'y. Ashl' ID, o
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Wanted

DAILY REPUBLICANS CT the follow,
i9g' JaAusry 20 February 9 and IA,
's8, for which 2 cents win bo Ea.d Rt
this OH rs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

ggYARTED--A WITS glRL F6E
w general wo'k IN lIai family. Az
ply at 0 8 ". fth street.. sni62.h
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
AnoIpss OandIdilA

Candidates for cOuuelIj
Fourth ward have an 1p.n ~
1t 10 well known ihal ~
oumbent, whose tfa a !.
Dillon, Is . candidate ~ ~ = I
The hrst opposition 70 p =. y,
Hanley. Now, there 7 ". y
person OF william - n
friends ia the loW.i p%s .asj|
are making strep uous \. y, ~
nate him Tns nan! nU
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Pa EoHnaa

Tomorrow promises to be clear aud
rather colder Wednesday clear to fail
with 5lieht thermal Gus n7es
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
EuuVN .IN

Prof. Bristol's, ~ GUT u thl0l
this thi W.T. week, and on to.a,iiS,.ilI s,.I
given lessons in inh.O.,Ts,rirfI hO,,'ir
be well worth rem'lIS l,S 10 \
apd a useful sfter f2iS' 2iS. "
troll or manage s,n D,ir' 49,
eUsf neSs Asst, and uO'' 10
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

CAVR MONEY NEW sHARFs FOR
sale In EQUITABLE LOAN ASsOCIA-
T1ON at (ki.O05 one Dollar each, Subscrip-
uon llstnoN open. Money offered Cor sale al
every meeting, borrowers have privilege of
retu rniig Loans at any time, In part PAYMENTS
or all al Jnce. Six per cent, interest hlIO we'd
70 withdrAwlnR members. 70 shares or
further informati N, apply 10 WIN. E.
HAWkINS, bec., liz Market street
f2S-tu-th-s-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

UTANrEu--8 GUoD ~ 'IHES5 BAN
w to coll gtoIe from r. -aVon OF o0m
70 asion; security and itf -shce rqIirsd
Apply at No. o Last 4th 81. mao.H
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
kosuNl.allh

The steamer . " = iss u
bean laid up for q. : ri i'll
qusnce Of loo : ppb'i1I..d.lpls II.
N 1rninT, and OOI'iIi1Ss All Sssd
ont the ssAsons, :, aatg "
note OF this ,~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
LITRLcTlDNI
u OYER HALF ! hllLlea DISTRIBUTE
Louisiana State LotterY Compsn

uUUIbIaHH bVaGUKIUbGOIy NOHpdHI
Incorporated In 1863 for 70 yesRs by tL'
Legislature for Educational and uharitablt
|purpOsos-With = cspltnl Of e1, COO 0oo--h
which reserve fund Of over Rsso, 900 hA
sinoe been added.
by an overwhelming pcpulAr vote its fSAn
ohise was made part Of the present stat
1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted on and On
iorsed by the people OF any Stats.
II never scales or postpores.
Its Grand single HuTuber Draw
lngs Hake plaee Monthly. and tb'
Grand Quarterly Dr0wiass. rexu'
| tas ~ every three EnoDahs fHnrch
\ June. September aud Decemberl
A BPLEh Die OPE'DBFbkIEH AZ
/ WIN A FORTUN 2NB GHAki
DRAWlHG, GLASS ID. IN THE AOAU
ENVY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, April 10. 1SSe-SI5th
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
UsYRAEzao1sFs4

We, tho undersigned Banks and Banker
Mil pay all Prizes drawn in Tho LoGiEislt
stats Lotteries which mag be presented
our counters.
n. N. WALsGaLEV, Prcs. LouIsisns
National KamN
PIERRE LANAUx, Prea, Btats xR
tt0nnl Bank.
a. RALDvVIE. Pros N. q HRt'l E'b
CARL HOHH, Pres. Union u EatIOnHl
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Capital Prize, $l50,000.

alTs Prizes, amounting to............sGseG 90
Application for rateB 70 oiubs should pA
!nade only to the once Of tho Company In
Tor further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address POSTAL NOTES. Expres'
Money Orders, or New YORK ExqaRnt.
n ordinary lss~I. onite"" onite""-~si express
ssss ogt eHs-Sss.a1ssss, sISsass y - sc "a Tsssed
II. A.DAUPHIE,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
nave PLo
tFt sha faII

aoG aIa. "a 'he foil D. old, " lining.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
P0liuu'" l.g 4

Early aatard,ay yy,I,, s,'1'iF |, v
politiciaus ~ h'S west,fu III
saloon in the 'n,ltciIpapps
One of the pal"IsI y" 81 s,rsttn
sad Snd co considerably . Ky i.ss tss ~
badly bad bruising ng'lslI Y
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26

r. A. Humphr,y, 20 : y
brand collars, . iof WV
Daily Republican., 1888-03-26
Aftsr TryInE Otn'i J.

2,s-9o6-gOO-s sO6-% Il
Wilmington i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
Caught in Kamas.

Indian summer is with US, and soft
maze Is over everything.
Inc Congregationalists have estab-
lished mission school here, which
promises to be we'll attended.
Inc district school commences a week
from Today under the direction of Mrs.
May Matiock. The little LADY is fully
competent and will no doubt make 3
success of it. --A->e *
Mr.. George Peck, of Ashley. ia here
on VISIT to relatives. He reports Ash
ley and Vernal as being in a fiourishing
condition. o''i % LING
On Sunday last the baseball grounds
were lively aspect, the occasion being
a match between the Coalville nine and
Inc home team, victory for Kamas.
there was some Unsatisfactory ex-
pressed, but the Ratchet was buried suf-
nclently by evening, for all hands to
meet at Pack & Lambert's fine dancing
nall, and trip the light fantastic till the
wee sma hours. There were a number
OF visitors from Heber.
some of our beaux are in MOURNING.
oco asloned by the departure of Misses
Oracle Mitchell and Ada Pack. Tor Salt
Lake City. where they will attend the
University this winter,
KAMAs, September Bird, 1888.
FROST BITTEN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
WOMAN'S TRIUMPH,
a Severe Surgical Operation. It lie
Endured without taking Ether.
Return of the Disease
prevented.

From the Correspondence of the Kingston, N. Y
Fireman.
The case ofB1rs. Edward Meyers, of Rond-
out, New York, furnishes an apt illustration
OF woman's power of endurance. This lady
had been treated for months in the usua,,
way for Erysipelas OF the hand, without
benefit. Not until her hand had become q
mass ofputrid flesh did she turn to DR.. David
Kennedy, proprietor of the "Fevorite Rem
edy, which is made at Rondout, Ny.
He informed her that it was impossible to
save the hand-it must be amputated. She
received the terrible intelligence quietly
declined to take ether, sitipulating merely
to hold her husband hand during the oper-
alton, and underwent the painful process
Withoutmoving muscle or uttering a groan.
DR.. Kennedy then gave "Favorite Remedy"
elyto cleanse the blood and p. went re-
turn OF the disease, and Mrs. Meyers now
lives and rejoices in her great deliverance
DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy is fast
becoming trusted household friend in all
cases OF Female Weakness and diseases of
the blood, Kidney and Liver complaints.
and Constipation of the Bowels.
All druggists, Shopper bottle. -
2 G N. I. Drug Department, Agents, Salt
lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-06
HAVE THEY BEEN MURDERED ?
Mysterious Disappearance of Two
Mormon Elders in Alabama.

b1RMINeToN, Ala, August 23.-1Spec-
lal.I-News comes from Clay County.
IN the eastern part of the State. of the
mysterious disappearance and SUM-
posed murder of two Mormon elders
Davis and Weaver, who have been
preaching in that section for some
time.
Mormon missionaries have been
working in Clay County for about four
years and have made many converts.
They established a Furnishing mission
station and have met with but little
opposition until quite recently. Most
OF the converts made have been women
and they were hurried off to Utah.
a short time ago, one OF these con-
Verts wrote a letter from Salt Lake
City to relatives in Clay County. The
letter told terrible story of the bor-
rors OF life of pOlygamy and the ont
RACES to which the writer and other
Alabama converts had been subjected.
This aroused the people of CLAW
County, and the Mormon elders were
ordered ia leave. but they refused to
obey the order. The feeling against
them among the better class of citizens
was stirred to fever heat last Sunday,
by baptising conducted by Elders
Davis and Weaver. It is said that these
elders took several converts of both
sexes to mill pond. and taking them
into the water in a perfectly nude con-
ditlon, immersed them in the presence
OF about fifty people.
When this became known through
out the neighborhood, many threats
against the Mormon elders were made. |
Monday night body Of masked men |
went to the house where Elders Davis |
and Weaver were boarding, and ordered |
them to leave the county within twenty
four hours. 1t is said the elders defied |
the crowd, and the next morning
started alone for the neighborhood Of |
Llnevllle to hold services at the house |
OF convert, and since that time thew
have not been seen or heard of, but il
IS generally believed they have been
and their bodies concealed
oy the indignant citizens of the county.
Atlanta Constitution.