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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17


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doubtful, why should anybody feel
nervous as to his re~electlonY Has one
the rigat to say the voters OF those four
States are tickle, trif1ing and don't know
their own minds?
The pluraiities in the doubtful States
in 1884 were as follows: Connecticut.
1924; Indiana, 6 .512; New Jersey. 4, 4l2 ;
New York, LOAF.
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PHILisELPHIA Is to have a rival to
Girard College. One Williamson, a
twelve millionaire, is going to present
to the City of Brotherly Love, an in
dustrial school which shall be nothing
behind the famous Girard in proportions
and aims. He promises to invest most
of his vast fortune for the benefit of the
institution.
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a RECENT writer, in connection with
the illness of Harriet Beecher Stowe,
says of Uncle Toms Cabin"

After the newspaper publication of the
success has been Eequaled by few books in
the English or any other language. The
sales reached 100,0 600 copies in eight weeks,
200, 900 in year, and 100000 copies in four
years. Thirty pIrated editions were printed
in London. Translated into French it was
the most saleaDle book in the stalls along
the boulevards. 1t was translated into
every known civilized tongue, Including
that Of China and Japan AS the anti
slavery excitement advanced and the issue
of freedom or slavery became one of burn
ing interest, the American editions of the
work increased in number, making the
publishers rich and yielding to the author q
handsome fortune 1t was said at the open.
ing of tie war that millions of copies mad
been sold
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going to be Republican in all that the
name implies, IND everybody must adj
mire him for his honesty and his cour-
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
here.

Another trust
A lesson for the future let it be;
The world, you know, is full of roguery.
-G0ethP.
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Concerning Woman.

The Philadelphia w. G. II. IT, have decided to erect
10000 building for headquarters.
The ladies' department of Kings College England
established eight years ago, has 400 students.
woman is jewelrybuyer for of the largest NAVY
York firms and has full charge of that department.
Miss Julia Elizabeth Forneret is deac oness in the
Episcopal Church, the first installed in Amer
lea.
Municipal suffrage for women is pending in the
Legislatures of New York, Massachusetts Iowa and
Ohio. "-N
of has been founded in japan under tba meet;
dentship of the Prime Minister.
Sorosis, the frst regularly organized wonans club
IN America met for the first time April 90 1868 It's
hrst president was Alice Carey.
Mrs Mary A. Livermore was the first president of
the Association for the Advancement of Women, pop
ularly called the Womans Congress.
Mrs, Ida j. Brooks, professor of r.atbernatics in
Little Rock tArk) University has been elected re-
serve delegate to the M. E. General Conferences.
:, Miss Martha \. Pierce has fer several years filed
the place OF station agent postnisrass and agent for
the Adams express in Charles River village Mass
Mrs: Josephine Brewer, of Minneapolis, has been
commlssoned as notary public She is the first
ing the women of Minnesota eligible
Elizabeth Gilbert the originator of associations
IN Great Britain for educating the blind in handicraft
established shop in New Turn stile Hoborn for che
sale Of baskets made by blind people Afterward she
From this grew the large and well-appointed work
shops In the larger cities of England where blind men
ana women are employed and when her health failed
she had commenced plan for the better education of
the blind children of the poor.
very good work is being carried on in ouiet xvav
by the Young Travellers Aid Society, of Boston The
object of the organization is to protect girls
coming to the city from the country with no friends
and entirely ignorant of city life woman we'll suit
Boston trains where she would meet the girls Com
ing to the city Forty girls coming without friends
cared for and placed safely during the three months
this plan has been in operation.
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Gold and Silver in Illinois.

MONTICELLO, H., March 10.-Jacob and Henry
Jackson, who have lived in this county thirty
four years, claim to have discovered gold and silver
in Patt and Cumberland counties Years ago they be-
came convinced that precious metals be found
In Illinois, and purchased landsin promising localities
They set to work to invent something in the nature
of divining rod and claim that they have con-
structed sort of tester which they say has &
unity for gold, silver, copper and lead Since the
of this tester has been established to the
isfaction of the jackson brothers they claim have
discovered gold on Camp creek, four miles northeast
of Monticello, the Sangamon river at Mr.. Skaters
place and on the Hood farm west of town the riv
err They applied their tester whore they live in the
city and struck precious metals They exhibit speci
of gold and silver taken from althese places
They there is doubt but there is genuine gold
and silver in Piatt county, and that it only needs
men OF means to develop the rich finds.
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Miss Hattie McEwen, of Danviile ILL., has been
visiting IN this and Mrs. Squire Of Clyde
y, have been visiting n. s Joslin e. Miss Leila
johnson of Indianapolis. has been visiting Miss Ida
Cox Mrs: Hume DeBruler, Is visiting in Rush
county Miss Esteile Young, of Chicago is visiting
az the home of II. c. ChumAsers- Miss Nell Brown
has returned from visit to Terre Haute Mrs
u johnson of Belmore is here at the bedside of her
brother, y. j. Ceilings who Is sick with measles
Miss Carrie Freeman left last Monday for visit in
New York city = Mrs A. s Thornton who has been
visiting her parents, has to Michigan Civ
- Mrs Nancy Mutt and children are in Colum ba
Tenn Rev. r. f. Coyle and family of Chicago are
IN the city Mrs. j. H Tate of Omaha is visiting
Mrs Il. A. Foote. Mrs. Il. A Salisbury OF Urbana
H., Is the guestof her daughter. Mrs g. NJ Travis -
The Ladies Missionary Society of Center Church
met Wednesday afternoon and elected the follow.
ing new officers: President. Mrs. Robert BRYANT.
vcepresdsnts, Mrs. E. Essick Mrs T. 81 Ristine
Mrs r. j. Cunningham, Mrs. j. NJ Coulter and Miss
Mary HOvsy secretary, Mrs Robert Blair treasurer
Mrs. h. 3. Thomson = Mrs. sohn Remand of
Charm The De Paw Cadeis gave entertain
paper upon oliver Goldsmith" read by A d.
Thomas before the Ouiatenon club Friday evening
Mrs. w II: Bonnel is visiting in Terre Haute.
Mrs o. A. Smith. of Fl ankfort visiting her parents
IN this city Mrs. t. H. Robbins, of Danvile H.
Is the guest Of Mrs. s. E. Crabbs William Robert.
son president of tie Coffin Company, is dangerously
III with congestion Of the brain Miss Matte Craig
Of Indianapolis is visiting at Fred Brown Miss
florence solomon left for Denver Col, on Friday.
She had been visiting At Eph Joeis.
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Perm.

Mrs. W. @. Raymond is entertaining her sisSer.in
law Mrs. Freehardt of Rushvie, Ind, tnis week =
Miss Nellie Ward who has been the guest of Dr. J.
. Ward the past few weeks. returned her home in
Miami on Monday. Mrs. 7. A. Beliamy of Kanka-
kee, who has been the guest of Mrs Dr. Watkins the
past few weeks. returned to her home Friday -
ar and Mrs Bleakman returned the earlier part of
the week from short visit at Fort Wayne. Mrs.
NJ 5. Robinson is entertaining Mrs. Z. Evans of
Fort Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. BrowneIl hand.
somey entertained their married gentlemen and lady
with cards VIM. Brenton and wife of the Daily
journal are visiting in Frankfort, KY Dr. Stafford
and wife left on Tuesday for their home in Inde-
pendence, Mo. Henry Conradt and family of North
Manchester are the guests of relatives this city
---Miss Lulu Rector, of Wabash. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. 9. f. Nef. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Huffman entertained the
T. z Cs at their residence East Fifth street on
Friday evening, John Kreutzer and family left
Tuesday for few weeks visit in the tMiss
Carrie Klingelsmith entertained a number of her
young friends Wednesday evening Miss Lula
Shearer gave party Wednesday evening in honor of
the Misses Silver of Chicago They returned to their
home on Thursday. - Mrs. Eeff, of Tyner who has
been the guest of her WILL returned to her home
Wednesday Sixteen young ladies of this city as
sisted by Mesdames Raymond. Heale, Spinning and
Statesman b endsomely entertained their gentleman
friends with leapyear reception, at tn residence
VIM. Raymond, on West Third street. Tuesday even
ing. A nicely arranged programme. including the
german and other novel features. the order of
the evening. Among the gentlemen from abroad
and Ward Sumption. of Kokomo.-- .Perus Musical
Society gave another of their semi monthly meetings
at the residence os Mr.. w. V. Spinning Friday even
ing.
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Sela Cole and Doie Hickey. An interesting feature
vas the violin and piano numbers by master W. Otto
Ad Leona, ages six and nine, respectively children
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy. The presents were appropri.
ite, many. and some costly one being ine piano.
Little Nellie Bergenthal entertained a few of her
young friends on Friday evening, and the young
pie enjoyed few hours very pleasantly with games
The company included Misses Eunice and Augusta
Jameson, Carrie and Mary Denny, Theodosia Hadley.
Mary Davis, LIKE Steele. Charlotte Dering Bessie
Di,i helen Schurmann, Masters Willie Morrison jay
others.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Noe entertained few friends
a. Tea on tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. J. Ellen
EEpsOer OF clinton Ia The guests included Rev and
Mrs Reuben Jeffrey. Rev. and Mrs JAS z: Gilbert
Judge and Mrs. Ralph Hill and Mayor and Mrs. Caleb
Denny Judge Hill presided the time of the cele-
6rated case when Mrs Foster defended Mrs. Brown.
Inc company was very happyland congenisl one.
Among the pleasant events of this week was q pro.
gressive euchre party given by Miss Doe Scharff TO
few of her friends Friday evening. Those pres
ma Hole. Josephine Marin and Miss Goodperls
Aessrs. c. E. Barnes, Geo. Davidson, VIII Roth, W.
Iynine sr NJ Sem E. ee - 40 e zoe tS t
prize being carried of by Geo. Davidson, U. T. Grae
ter taking BOBBY prize
Miss Alice Finch gavea thimbe party Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. sward, of Chicago, who
is visiting friends here. Each lady went provided
three or more ohattsd and worked Among those
who We're invited 70 meet Mrs. Sward were Mrs.
Donnan, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. A. J. Haford. Mrs. Nor
ris Ross, Mrs. w. A. Woods Mrs. Norris, Mrs Fay.
Miss Lamb, Miss Dye, Miss Farqnhar, Miss MalOtt.
Miss johnson, Miss Elder, and others.
One of the pleasant gatherings of the week the
tea given by Mr. and Mrs j. Ii. Greenstreet assisted
by their daughter, Miss Flora, their residence
oSl North Tennessee street. to few of their friends,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Weaver. There were
present besldes Mr. and Mrs Weaver. Mr. and Mrs.
r. B. MuHdee, Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Rexford. Miss
Alice Sewal, Lilly Lundy Messrs. Bert Metcalf. T.
r. Thornburg and Lew Replogle. As the guests
were received each gentleman given envelope
containing card bearing the of the lady he
70 accompany to supper, and and also his
decorations were very pretty, consisting of
of primroses, carnations, tulips,
and rarer flowers, resting plush center-picce
edged with smilax. At each end of the table were
pretty fairy lamps Pretty table favors of colored
satin bags filed with French candy provided for
each guest. These ornanented by paint
ings on boiling cloth, productions of the taste
and skill of Miss Greenstreet. A unique and
novel feature of these designs, and one
particularly appropriate was portrait on one of the
pieces of Mrs. Weaver. while another contained
that OF Mr. Weaver. and all the appointments were in
harmony with the charming surroundings. After
tea cards furnished amusement until late hour clos
ing delightful evenings enjoyment.
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In nrustcal Ctrclaa

There will be service of song az the First Presby
terrain Church this evening All the selections viii
Ages" - ---' A'o0A %
The regular meeting of the Matinee Musicale will
take place on Wednesday afternoon. The programme
Oy the third Division will comprise compositions of B.
todard, L. Brassin G. Gouned and Jules zarembski.
The pupils of Mrs. Matte McCorke are making ar
engagements for benefit concert, to be given at
Pfaifiins Hall on Friday evening March %. In ad-
dltlon to musical programme, the charming oper-
eta, Mother HUBBARD will be given.
The Lyra Society will give of it's popular con-
certs on Thursday evening. A fine programme has
music The Lyra has one of the best orchestras in
the city and the whole society under the able direc
ton of Professor Ernestino is doing admirable work
Mrs. B. L. Webb and the Misses Hughes who have
informal musicale at Mrs. Webbs home on North
tennessee street, on Monday evening. Among those
were Miss Anna Wilcox and Miss Daisy 7Iemon
with piano numbers. Mr. john McCullouph and MT
Ed Harmon sang. and Mr.. Rocker played the flute.
All the music was good and very much enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening at Plymouth Church the
Mendelssohu Society viii give another of its concerts
under Carl Barus, with miscellaneous programme
the following soloists, Mrs. ]. p. Frenze Miss Riah
Wilcox, Messrs. W. FL. Daggett, F. H. Hemstreet
and Charles Hanson will take the whole first part
Rossinfs bright little overture. 'Italians in Al
giers" which is followed by the beantiful trio
sung by fourteen ladies. The favorite singer Miss
Lottie Adam, accompanied 3y Miss Dietrichs. will
orchestra will play the andante from fseetboven's
First Symphony, which is ono of the sweetest and
most tuneful movements in all the symphonies Miss
panied by the orchestra will sing an operatic selec-
ton, the trio from .'Besar" Donzetti Next on the
from Handel's Messiah which is followed by The
greatest of all overtures, William Tell" closing the
programme The sale of reserved began vester-
lay at D. H. Baldwin q Co.'s, and was very crafty
ing.
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Society Events.

Miss Helen seiders viii be married the 1st of April
TO John O. Jones' Of Springfield, Ill
Mrs. Lizzie Cannon viii give card party on Thurs
DAY evening to celebrate her birthday anniversary
Miss Alice Daugherty, of Kansas CITY, is VISITING
her brother, Mr. Frank Daugherty. on East Market
Miss Mary Maxwell entertained quite a numba, of
ladies' yesterday afternoon with thimble party, at
her home on North Meridian street '' -
The subjects for the Womau's Club ON Fr;d.- -.
Effect of the thirty years war on intellectual life ~
Germany "Wallenstein in Literature" and Social
effects OF War
Mrs Chas Foster entertained a number of friends
nc progressive euch-e on Monday evening. The ia.
Green. and tho BOBBY prize by Miss Bars.
Miss Ella Griffin entertained on last Wednesday
evening few of her many friends at her houne on
Esvette street. Among the gentlemen were Messrs
aud f. A. Harris, of Wisconsin.
Mr.. John Caypool arranged an informal card party
On Monday evening for his sister, Mrs. Watson, Of
Farqnhar. Florence and Carrie Malott Mary Hanson.
Mr. Carey Mr. Hord and others.
-, he marriage Of Mr. Hal Byram, of this city to
@lst; The wedding will take place at Miss Sum
merss home a clock and they win come this
city the same evening and 80 at housekeeping
on North Illinois street, near seventh.
There are two water-color portraits on exhibition
kngsbury wife of the Eastern superintendent of the
Erennsylvania railroad; the other, of the late Mrs
49, Ss % ooyner Both portraits have been lately
city y sn''r sister Miss Alma W. Wilson, OF this
The original Smith family viii give concert at the
les'oencs OF Sis T. G. Atkins. No. GOO North Merid
isn safess o. tuesday evening March Is, for the
6ene. Of the Free Kindergarten Society TO which all
Irienas OF ne cAuse are cordially invited The adj
gramrne has been prepared
. An enjoyable time was had last Tuesday evening at
ne home of Mr. Herbert spelrnan on East Market
street. Among those present we're Mr. and Mrs
Baker. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hncke Mrs Mailer Misses
Downs. Daugnerty stephens. Hiuckie and johnson,
Progressive eaehre was = feature Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Rudy celebrated their t,xalfth
anniversary. silk and linen wedding last night a.
their residence. 81 Park avenue. The rnanv friends
and relatives present highly entertained with a
progranne Of shoce music. rendered bv Professor
Rudy'a Military Band and Orchestra aud Central
avenue Chorus assisted by Misses Anna WiIcox.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
THE DOUBLE


"A chance for the poor man-e per cent. interest A
your loan at any time. We also allow at any time
loan of so cent IT what has been already paid in
book.
Get home before the boom in real real estate Tbs
Double Loan and Saving Association presents a new
feature Two series start at the time each
dependent of the other. III
Series No. 1, with shares $500, weekly dues SO
cents. Loans fun amount OF each share: premium.
interest and dues payable weekly. No quarterly pay
xnents.
Series No. 2. shares 500; weekly dues so cents.
Loans full amount Of share; premiums interest and
dues payable weekly No quarterly payments Every
payment weekly, or pay ahead in either series.
Series No runs ont approximately in three years
Interest reduced in both series. When borrower
has paid in amount equal to the value of share
the interest on the loan for that share stops.
DIRECTORS.
John Nocher, Pres. Franklin Fire, Circle aud
Market
D. a. ohenoweth, Pres. U. s Wire Nail Works. 70
Shelby street.
Chas- n. REschg, tobaecos 81 4. Wash st
Vim. u. Burford, lithogranher, IL w Wash
Taylor Elliott. Of Elbott n Butler. 19la ". Penn.
D. g. Bryan. 256 S. @lsast
ChRs. Z. Holloway. g. H. Coffin q Co 90 f. Market
j. II arson, Carson 81 1Aeranson. ~ IA Il. Wash.
For shares-Books open for subscription at the f.l-
lowing places:
At the countingroom OF the Daily New
With d. A Chenoweth, at nail-works. 70
street
John Wochsr. Fraaklin Fire building
Taylor Elliott, 19aa N Penn.
j. f. Carson. e4ia E. Wash
The association win meet at Chas. NJ Raehigs cigap
store, NO. II East Washington street. Monday
evenings. First pay night, April 2 1858.
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Marshall.

L. A. Wallace and wife visiting friends in Mar
stinsville DR. r. c. Prewett and DR.. g. w. Prev
EFT went to Ashley, Ill last Tuesday, to attend the
marriage of their sister, Miss Ava, to Mr.. Eben
Si6ert Edwin Booth and wife, Trueman Booth
and Mr.. De Lance Cole went to Paris, yesterday.
attend the funeral of Mr.. Bebee Booth grandfather
OF the two drstnamed gentlemen Miss Minerva
Sherman spent portion of last week in Casey with
friends Miss Nettie Houston of West Union
visited friends here last week VIII Bryan and wife
are home from Chicago Miss Electa McKeen of
days visit with relatives here Mrs Vim. English
an extended soourn In Marsbal With the fanv IF
DR. j. n. James Mrs. Warden Griffith is in Ft.
Wayne, Ind. staying few days with her daughter.
Mrs Joseph Nieble. Mrs. E. Turner, of Kansas
City, No. the guest of Mrs LATE Neal last week.
Mrs Phil Griess, of Austin. Cook county, who
has been spending several weeks with her parents,
M. r. Chenoweth and wife returned home to-day
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GreencastIe.

Miss Maggie Durham has returned from visiting Wash
1ngton, D. c. DIR. j. c. Ridpath has returned from
quite an extensive lecture tour in the West. Lieut.
w 4 May has been promoted to first lieutenancy in
the United States army Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark
OF indianapolis. are visiting Dr. Moudy Miss Edith
Orose Is visiting friends and relatives in Illinois Mrs
= r. Lotshar and daughter visiting in Crawfords
VILE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews. of Indianap
oils are visiting relatives here Miss Matte Steeg
visited in Sullivan the first part of the Mrs
Estele. of Fredericktown, o. has returned home.
Mrs W L Steele. of Indianapolis is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. ID. Q. Darnell. Mrs Hart, of Detroit,
Mich. spent few days with her son. who is attending
college here The young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church gave and novel entertain nent az the
residence of Robert Renick Friday evening Last.
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Mrs. J. II. Way, of Peru. is visiting Mrs johnson
Knight. this city - Mrs. John S. Pike is seriously
H. win Smith, of Bluffton, was in the city the
past week. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs c. w Davis
Mrs. Charles F. Nef. of Peru is in the city visit
ing her mother Mrs. N Rector Mrs
johnson Knight will leave this week for
Archer Fla, where she will remain the rest OF the
winter. the guest Of Mrs. A. B. SEavely Prof and
Mrs Otto Sedan have returned from visit to friends
ia South Bend The O. L. s. c. viii meet next
Tuesday tuesday evening with Miss Efie Lynn Mr.. John
beoout, or hushyllle the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Af Harter the past week
The children Of the Loyal Temperance Legion wiz
present the operet'a An Evening with Mother
Goose" at the Christian Church on Friday evening
March To- Mrs. Charles Wilhelm. Of Button,
Is visiting the family of Frank Wilhelm
Miss Lottie Cooper, of Battle Creek Mich will visit
Wabash friends next week Mr.. r. Moses and
daughters are the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs Jacob HUFF
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A Dangerous MANIAC.

epeciaI TO the IndianaDolis Journal y"
MARSHALL ILL.,. March 1O.-Lena Honesdale, a
German girl recently employed by A. r. Clark be-
came suddenly crazy while at work yesterday. She
smashed the cook pieces and threatened the
lives of the younger children, uttering the APP
pang yells while engaged in her work of destruction
Mr.. Clark was summoned at once from his place of
business and with considerable assistance succeeded
in securing the maniac. She had to be confined in
Jail last night Home sickness ard Unfortunate
love affair supposed to be the of her sud-
den lapse of sanity. She examined to-day and
adudged insane. She continues her raving constant
ly, and will be sent to the insane asylum as soc as
vacancy be found.