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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
Sunday Nights EcIipse

CHICAGO, July 23-No scientific OBJ
servation of to-night's eclipse was II ade
here, as the Dearborn observatory tele-
scope has been dismantled. preparatory
to removal to Evanston. The presence
CT heavy clouds over the surface of the
moon at intervals made amateur OBJ
servations unsatisfactory. A shadow
entered the disc of the moon at 9.55,
end the eclipse was complete at II 81.
The observation was completed at 35.
Dispatches from various points in the
Middle and Northwestern States say
the observations. of the eclipse were
generally satisfactory.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements in this column, If
for articles lost or found, for situa-
ttoDs offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted TO rent, will be charged
for at the rate of cents per line for
one Insertion, and 21a cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
first time, and cents each subsequent
time.
Birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, 81; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, Is cents per line.
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Fatal y oiler Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, July 22-Infcrmation
comes from Zion, Kentucky, near Hen
derson, of fatal boiler explosion at the
coal shafts of Williams & Moss. David
Stone, engineer, and Moses Haskin,
fireman, were instantly killed, and Fred
Williams, Frank Troop and Alexander
Longnecker were badly scalded. The
two latter will die,
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Good Crop Report.

WASHINGTON, July 22-The weather
crop bulletin, for the week ending July
2lst, says: THE weather during the
week has been favorable for growing
crops in the wheat aud corn region of
the northwest. The recent heavy rains,
followed by an excess of sunshine. have
greatly improved the condition of corn
and oats, which are generally reported
In excellent condition"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
The Wagner Festival.

BERLIN, July 22.-The Wagner festi-
val was opened at Bay Rnth, to-day,
with splendid performance of the
"Parsifal. The emperor has ordered
the band of the Berlin regiment of
Hussars to perform the cherales at the
grave of Wagner.
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A Murderous Crank.

CHICAGO, July pa Times special,
from Decatur, ILL.,, says: albert NJ.
Fields this morning shot and MORALLY
wounded Florence fitzpatrick, because
she refused to attend q camp meeting
with him. Fields ATTEMPTED to escape,
but was captured four miles from the
scene OF the tragedy"
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w. BREDEMEYER, DIR. Pr.

MINING ENGINEER, ATTORNEY, As
tlon given to Location. Underground
Surveys, and obtaining o. g. Patent.
for Mining Claims, Accurate Re
ports and Maps carefully executed
Expert on mining questions befors
the courts, thirty years experience Once
Hooper & Eldredge Building, third floor
Room No. Il.
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Fatal Collision.

LYNoHBURG, Va, July PA collision
occurred ON the Norfolk g. Western
road this morning, between two
freights, killing both the engineers, one
fireman and five of the crew. Loss
300 600.
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Attempted Suicide.

OGDEN. July %. Especial to THE
HERALD This evening, a woman re-
siding on Eighth Street, took laudanum
with suicidal intent. Medical assist
ance was secured, and she is now out of
danger. The woman had a quarrel
with her husband, which led her to at
tempt suicide.
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The Erring COunle

TOPEKA, Kas., July 23.-Ex-Editor
Moore failed to appear to-day to an
swer to the charge of adultery. His
conds of $500 we're forfeited. Mrs.
Norton S case was continued fortnight.
iheir lawyers gave no intimation of
the Whereabouts of either of the couple.
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DIED.

HoUGHToN-In this city, July 22nd, Grace
Plarissa, daughter of Fred E. and Irene
Houghlon, eyed years and months.
Funeral from residence. Go East Fourth
South, to-day (TuesdAy) at 2. m. Friends
of family invited.
Buffalo and Cleveland papers please cory.
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A Bas Boulanger.

PARIS, July 22.-In the election in
Ardecke, to- day, for member of the
Chamber of Deputies. Beaus,ier (Op-
portunist) received Sc ,534 votes ard
ROU!aDge, 10 $50
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Stabbed 10 DeaIh

CHICAGO. July 22.-Henry Romas wa,
stabbed to death this morning by Thee.
suffer. The murdered man had been
keeping company with Suffers sister.
and thereby incurred the displeasure
OF the brother. Suffer is in Jail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
TIE Perfection

OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid frnit remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co., san Francisco, Cal. II
IS agreeable to the taste. acceptable TO
the stomach. harmless il its naIure,
painless, yet prompt ana thorough in
its action. For sale by a. @. Smith &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
Wagner Downs Mcmillan

MILWAUKEE, June 22.-D. A. McMil-
Ian, of Cali, took three straight falls
from Otto Wagner, of Milwaukee, this
afternoon at the Athletic park. The
style was Graceo- Roman, three points
down
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MATER. MATER.

n1HE CHAMPION WELL DRILL CO. ARE
i now prepared to drill or drive wells to
any depth less than 1000 feet deep For
prices per foot or by the day, Addrcs.
CHAMPION WELL DRILL CO.
Box 1877, Salt Lake, Utah
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SPENCER HOUSE.

I'm PosToFFICE BLOCK, 252 FIRsl
" East Street, South, is not excelled
a resting place for tourists or as a famil,
Hotel Terms, 81 so TO 81 per day,
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NEW BKIcKYAKD,

DROWN & BRIDGE ARE NOW MANU-
ID featuring q fine quality of Brick. and
Ire prepared to fill all orders on snort no
ice: Yards halt mile west of either Blaoh
u White Bridge, over Jordan, on the counts
:oad. Address, Brown & Bridge, Salt Lag
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HOUSE TO RENT,

70 K STREET, OR INQUIRE OF B.
v Sym MS carpenter, builder and con-
tractor, 500 Eleventh East Street.
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A ROYAL Engs.gemenr

RosIE July 22.-The marriage of the
Duke of Aosta to the Princess Letitia
Bonaparte is fixed for September 18th
at Turin.
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REAL ESTATE.

T ARGE LISTS OF CITY AND ACREAGE
IL Property for SAFE, at low figures and
easy terms, by Macleod, Sibley & Co, 6s
West Temple Street. Poperty solicited.
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WANTED TO RENT

4 HOUSE OF OR 10 ROOMS. PLEAS
a antly located, within four blocks of
business centre. Will pay liberal rent. Adj
dress Renter" at This office.
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BONANZA TO SOME ONE

WANTED A CASH PARTNER, TO IN
~ crease .well-established business.
Goods in great demand the demand i'm ex-
cess OF supply. No risk. Very profitable
over per cent. on capital invested Fnr-
ther particulars, address N. C. W. HERGIn
Office. AZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
KELsEY& GILLESPIE

Deal ESTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
~ the largest and cheapest list of houses.
IOts ana acre property on the market Real
estate Estate once, No 26 West, Second South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NAGGART & CHAMBERLAIN's PIANO
4 depot, one and one half blocks east of
Cll1t House New up light IA ocfaves nianos
upwards.
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ONE HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS
~ right in the heart of the CITY Also
beautiful new house, containing ten rooms
with ell modern cCnveniencfes. Jorden
vale Esiiey Employment Agency, las S. First
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FOR RENT.

WE HAVE A NUMBER FURNISHED
without board. Also number of unf1rn-
1shed rooms, suitable for house Keeping.
yordan valley Employment Agency, i45 s,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-24

THE LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED A q
L wv: Hall, suitable for picnics, sociaIs
etc: Apply of Hall Committee, No. Ito s.
Main Street ~ ~
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JOIN y. CUTLER Z RIio-

No. So East Temple street. are mekic-
Gents Spring Suits to order for &22 80 from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. They are -sTha
Ihing.,' Cell and order one.
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WORK FOR TWO TEAMS, JORrAN
valley Employment Agency, us S.
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LIZ AID office.
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LOST
REMOVED.
WANTED.

NoUR GIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE
OF city. two good cooks. three coed dining
room girls. Good wages and good homes
10 TO- all Jordon Valley Employment Agency.
l45 S. First East Street.
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EhOmsUN, .LLEN & co.
WASATCH BLOCK, coz. MAIN An.
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property A few chances to oltaIr
acreage property or improved turns in c,oss
p. oximity to the city. at bed rock prices.
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JAPANESE BAZAR-A LARGE STOCK
y OF imported New Fancy Goods. Hone
HOP, 267 s., Main Street, Salt Lake CITY
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOM,
central y located, for young man,
Wne' sta6llng for horse ran also be had,
Address. A B C, HERALD Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-20
LET TIE CLOTH BE WHITE.

Go set the table, Mary, an let the cloth be
white.
The hungry city children are comm here
tonight;
The children from the city, with features
pinched and spare,
Are comm here to get a breath Of God
untainted air.
They come from out the dungeons where
they with want were chained;
From places dark an dismal, by tears OF
sorrow stained,
From where a thousand shadows are inur-
derng all the light;
Set well the table, Mary dear, an let the
cloth be white
They ha' not seen the daisies made for the
hearts behoof;
They never heard the rain drops upon 4
cottage roof
They do not know the Kisses OF zephyr an
OF breeze;
They never rambled wild an free beneath
the forest trees.
The food that they ha' eaten was spoiled
by others greed,;
The very air their lungs breathed was fail
o poison seeds;
The very air their souls bfeathed was full
O wrong and spite;
Go set the table Mary dear, and let the
cloth be white
The fragrant water-liiics ha' never smiled
at them
They never picked wild flower from of
it, dcwv stem;
They never saw grccnsward that they
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ONE KIND OF NAN.

Courtesy 10 women, young and old.
should be part of every boys home
training. Without it. he is likely to
be boorish and selfish; and IA rnde.
overbearing brother and son is in dan
der OF developing into an exacting
aiscourteous husband He is likely tC
belong to the class Of bows who come
into the house. and say to their sisters
Here. Mary. you've got the chair
ALWAYS like to sit in, and Katie has the
paper | want. Let me have them p
He receives the chair and paper
without n word Of thanks, and then
says: There's button off my over.
coat. and | want one Of you girls to
put it on before morning. Mary. run
and get my slippers
His hat and gloves and oyercoa
have been thrown down in different
parts Of the room for his mother or sis
ter to pick up and put away. Hi:
mother comes into the room. and he
says: Isn't supper most ready? In
half starved"
1T will be ready in few minutes, :
his mother replies.
well. wish you'd hurry it up
At the table he is served first, and al
ways has the best OF everything, course
well calculated to foster his selfishnes:
and autocratic tendencies.
In his own house he is sort of dies
pot. He feels that his personal com
fort should he the chief end and aim o
his wife's life. A delayed dinner is al
unforeivable offence. and missing
button brings on an acute attack of thai
disagreeable mental order known a.
''the sulks."-Er.
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No. Lamoine.
On Saturday week, Mr.. John Nc
Farland of Gloucester. Mass and Mr..
Chas. Mcfarland of Worcester, Mass,
made short visit TO their mother,
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland, previously re-
ported in the AMERICAN as slow y re-
covering from a serious ilness.) re-
turning on Monday mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Trip of
Presaue Isle. Aroostook Co.. have been
making Mr.. Trips brothers, Mr..
Jabez and Sanford Trip and other
relatives here and at tie Cove, a visit
of II week or two. They intend shortly
to leave for Sorrento and Winter Har-
Dor to visit Mrs. Trips relatives.
Our district school commenced on
Monday moruirg, taught by Mr.. Peach
of Eden.
On Thanksgiving day Mrs Mary A.
Bunker was taken suddenly i'll by
shock of paralysis. from which she has
since been perfectly helpless and grow
ing steadily weaker. Her attending
ph, stefan. DIR. l.. w. Hodgkins. gives
mo hope OF recovery She Is at Ms.
Lewis King. her daughters. where she
had but short time before arrived Tor
winters visit Mrs. Bunker Is the
only living sister of the late Rev. James
Fitzpatrick OF Bluelnll.
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\. Y. TRIBUNE.
FOR 1890.
NEW FEATURES.
4 BRILLIANT YEAR AHEAD F.

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Among = special contributors during $50 uili
-.
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others. topics not announced.
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Rrv, Dwarf Everett Hale. a. New England
Of To-day
Bishop Henry {. Potter, "Rurul p iHforrement
Of CITY Population
Gc"rs'' " ta1le on ''some Strange Legisla
/ uon ~ me >outh
Marshall T. NldeT, "Humor of England and
/ Amerira
Evils ~ trusts
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= pr...l Iritad s,,,as feoI[.,,.., s,,r,.,,
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sity of Penn-yiysnia * College Edncation zoos
for all; hat j. best for those who cannot get 1t
NJ Y Beach, ">laver Of 40 Bears"
EsOther contributors will lie announced here
after ! he articles viii cost many thousands O
dollars and appear in THE TRIBrSE only.
SOLDIERS, STOKES
lht hbi y Nh di>o print III ADDITION u III
regular ", a n anu ,. u! - page number %
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WHEREAS Ida J. Rldick and George W. ROdick, her
w husband. both Of Eden, Hancsk county. State Of
Maine by their mortgage deed dated December oth d..
ls and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said
" ~ Hancock in book 1872 s conveyed 10 me the
undersigned certain lot parcel Of snd situated in
said Eden at Bar Harhor with all buildings thereon and
bounded and described follows wit Beginning al
and stones six rods less northery from
rock which marks the southeast corner bound Of lot
d,eded hv David Rodick 3nd 10 Hiram T. Alley, Oct %,
> and recorded in volume l6s folio BIZ thence nOrther
~ said road four rods less 10 lot mortgaged
hv Redick to L. A Emery, thence norhwesterly on the
line Of said lot mortgaged to said Emery TO line Of land
formerly owned by Tobias Roberts thence follow
ing said Roberts line southwesterly four rods more or
is 10 a spruce tree thence easterlv six rods
hess the place Of beginning containing twentyfour
square rods less and being the southern portion
Of lot conveyed Rodick by Jason Alley. April l3 1882
and recorded in volume s2 folio 45f. And whereas the
condition said mortgage has been and is broken
now therefore Of the said breach the ennd
ton thereof claim foreclosure Of said mortgage
SwJ0 SAMcEL X WHITING.
Dated this 10Th day Of December, a.. d., 1889.
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No. >-dgwirk.
Fifiy-four of the kind-hear,ed friends
Of pastor Thompson and wife met at
the Baptist parsonage, Nov. 26ih. and
gave them II real good pounding in
pounds OF very useful articles. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
general conversation, singing and
prayer.
The stable in connection with the
Baptist parsonage is undergoing thor
ough repairs. 1t has been raised,
singled, and the clapboarding nearly
finished
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-20

Egypt.
Mr. George Remission has moved
into the house formerly occupied by +.
W. Hamlin.
Mrs. Grin Bnrnham of your city is
visiting her son. Mr.. E. G Burnham.
Miss Hattie NJ. Higgins of Lamoine.
recently closed her 2nd term of school
in this place. Miss Higgins proved a
good instructor. c. J. S.
Dec. s.
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WALL PAPER BARGAINS.

.Yd. Strong White Back Paper, 3to &c.
Gilt 6to lGc.
Embossed Gilt 4" to I5c.
AuWidths of Gilt Borders, to Sc. yd
Color ie. -
Send two &c. stamps for samples.
Please state what rooms and about what colols
and cost YOU want samples sent. Address
- n ('ADY 305 High St, Providence r. ].
lw5O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-20

We must have a weak spot or two
in character before we cal love it
much. People that do not laugh or cry.
or take more of anything than is good
for them, or use anything but diction-
airy words. are admirable subjects for
biographies. But we don't always care
most for those fiat pattern flowers that
press hest in the herbarium.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-20

Little apologies would end many
difficulties. There is way out of every
quarrel if all parties will look for it.
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winch at" more worn than formerly.
are either square vr rouul. tor~a-,
show all possible variety a. 20 'he mt
ct ucch>. and even, shape and hri.h'
j. IN stale drr-~y effect being given
bv half lew cnt filled 10 with lHcc ln
cases where protection i desirable
Sleeves are 81 40 lengths a.d shapes.
1t j, tavoiilc idea L. make them II
some l-'t material tha, Grapes the
coreaEe also. aud Will, on this subject
Il NAV hc added tha, IN many Instance.
ihe waists OF gowns are SO drapcd aS to
quite conceal the outlines Of the form
lhi> J. a consequence of the classic turu
that fashion ha- taken and is yer, cou-
vcnchi for un>ymmctrcal Ggute- BE
ucalh outer additions. however. waists
are close fitting and the majority eycu.
It'll made +" display proportions
Prin - or pointed backs head now
thai hH>tlcs are not worn
EvE>I>G SHOES
are II undfc,sei Kin ,o match 2loye-.
pud tan remains the leading color bee
.a'!>e IL ca" he worn win any costume
fale gray ha'' ne, rhir gfhN gloves :;
"H''e ,'u'''''Nei Ma also corresponds
"''' " lI'' I'"N''. bi'' change = CIV
cn by shoes that match the costume.
""''r 'h' gloves are yam. gray OF Mhl'e.
Stockings match shoes which a~c half
hl-h i"' ailI'f"r Afternoon or supper,
i"f evening" BON WIN sharp pointed
p-'> "Aa LOUIS June h''Is. fi'2at'
'lteI hu"" "hd 'i''ht' dresses are OF me
cIoui praIHe' ana sometimes III such
eA''"N"Ghice as 70 completely oNerruh
ne ii''el 'a'' or oIa'u.i.- III "ehefai
,'ieie - almost Juror ana II can haidiy
~ '''S l''Ace'' appearing "h siIAs' >a'lh'
Vi N'IN'' ~ evening 2""hN-
N"1Es AND ANSWERS.
Louise NJ" |or.ages showing a
point at the back anf with straight
front having belt to the side seams
are fashionable and one Of TIL, kind
would suit your material. New cos
tunes are made with points back and
front and snail paniers You can
safely use Clark's mile end cotton as
substitute for sewing silk, because it is
80 elastic. smooth and strong. aud the
more 50 because dyed in new colors.
Dressmahtrs here use it to a large ex-
tent and the While is popular for un-
d,rclotling.
MARY G." The hair is dressed
low with broad brmned hats, but with
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Schools il the 9Th and 7th districts
are now IN session, taught liz Mr.
Ernest O>good and Miss Asnc, Wood.
both II Ellsworth
Ms Sarah A. Norris aud Mrs
Jane, II Mcfarland returned Natur-
DAY from Bar Iiarbor, where they have
been making visit to Mr. e. II. Nor
ri> and wife
Mr. James H. Mcfarland has taken
contract of II. NJ. 4 b. Hall TO cut
slave wood.
Mr. Willie H. Mcfarland who has
been very sick with typhoid fever, has
nearly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer kingman aud
Mr. Charles Jordan have been visiting
relatives 10 Waltiam.
Mr.. Edward Graves of Waltham.
Mass was recently in town, to at
tend the funeral OF his sister. Mrs.
Amanda Ball. who Iii II short time
since. SuMAC.
Dec. 9.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora|,

Or. J. c. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
sold b. a! Druggists. Price 81, six bottles, s..